Antioch Community High School - Sequoia Yearbook (Antioch, IL)

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f--'--W 'v' 'i ' '.f '--51 'Y' W S13 ' f Q l Q gi? 5,9 ' 2 H 1 We, the class of 53, being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath to all the future classes of ATHS: f Q, 1 Delmar Adams's typing technique to any efficient secretary, ' Uldine Andersen's height to Chuck Davis. Andy Anderson's red hair and freckles to Larry Lass, w Jack Armstrong's name to an All -American boy, William Bachmann's football shoulders to Sharon Gray, ' 0 ' Wayne Bailey's girls in his life to Billy Wilton, x ' ' Boake Baird's Waukegan girl friend to any two junior boys who think they can handle her, Sylvia Beelow's fun and enjoyment that she has had in cheerleading to Donna Martin, ' Charles Bock's dishwashing skill to anyone with soft alluring hands, Eugene Baethke's studious appearance to Fritz Baumann, Leo Bogaerts's musical ability to Rogers and Hammerstein, .1 Dolores Braeckman's sweet smile to all the incoming freshmen, 4 Janet Bunkelman's newly acquired red hair to Gail Pedersen, Lauris Burdick's love of school to Allen Masopust, Neal Camey's bowling skill to anyone who is lucky enough to have his father as part owner of a Q bowling alley, Audrey Case's sketching ability to Vic Lubkeman, Leonard Case's ability in social problems to all who love to debate, june... Joan Cervenka's job as editor of the Tom-Tom to any deserving person, Daniel Chase's wise cracks in bookkeeping to any and all future comedians of ATHS, Nancy Cunningham's quiet manner to Eddie Haling, Phyllis Cys's ping-pong ability to Mitzi Wolf, William Deering's chemistry grades to Mr. Scott, William Dekant's wink in his eye to Joe Pechulis, Thomas Elwood's Florida tan to Marcia Hogan, Mary Field's sufficient money for postage to anyone who likes to write to the U.S. Navy, Robert Floyd's bright green trousers to the sharpest boy in school, Barbara Forbrich's job at Kings to Shirley Ross, Sue Forgette's long eyelashes to Joanie Forbrich, hoping she can cope with them, Judi Gaston's ability to bring the boys back, Marilyn Gliniecki scholastic endeavors to Nancy Rentner, Mary Lou Gorman's pleasing voice to Ronnie Miller, Margaret l-laling's famous Christmas present to Santa Claus, Jack Heiligenthal's booming bass voice in chorus to Jack Larson, Robert Hernquist's specs to Arlene Gorski, Gordon Heuer's red hot convertible to anyone who is bold enough to approach it, Michael Hruby's very steady girl friend to Jerry Healy, Jeanne Hughes's alto horn in band to Diane Sheehan, Dolores Jameson's vivacity to the future seniors, Joyce Kiehl's one sweet roll to any future bakery workers, Mary Ellen Kisel's technique in falling down the stairs to Mary Wolff, Christine Kopecky's Shorthand II problems to all those who plan to take the subject next year. Gloria Lasco's pleasant disposition to Wendy Midgley, Carol Loftus's ever present library book to Mr. Chiappetta, Karen Martin's cheerful chatter to her sister Jackie, Peter Matteoni's curly hair to Allen Johnson, Patsy Mi1ler's long blonde tresses to Donna Masopust, Jack Nelson's class ring to any deserving girl, Mary Ann Nielsen's piano playing job in chorus to Fred Clarke, James Osmond's split second quibs to Mr. Perrigoue, Geraldine Pag1usch's candy in typing to Miss Schutte, William Parmer's fantastic grades in bookkeeping to an overjoyed Mr. Polley, Doris Petersen's English IV problems to the English Ill students of today, David Petty's gas mnney to all who love to travel to Chicago, Gwyn Pierce's long walk to school each morning to Antioch's track team, Charlene Powles's years in Antioch to all who traverse the globe, Jerry Quilty's job as class president to anyone who can handle a senior class, Grace Rendall's ring on her hand and the gleam in her eye to all future lovers at ATHS, Robert Seekatz's way with wimmen to Mike Haviland, Nancy Sheehan's gum chewing to anyone who will guarantee not to crack the said gum during class, Bruce Stahmer's place on the basketball team to Benny Floyd, Fred Stahmer's Chicago telephone conversations to anyone who can pay for them, Loraine Steine1's job at the telephone office to anyone who likes to say, Number please , Nancy Vanc's happy-go-lucky ways to Faith Sterling, Robert Weber's bald head to Mr. Ruffolo, Marlene Wertz's way with the lads to Marilyn Furlan, William Wilson's wardrobe to the ten best dressed men in America, tr.-QA 7Dhsn'c ink ar rhp lnmhpr vm-rl rn all who lnvp rn wnrk,

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