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Wauconda High School Class of 2021

Graduates in the Class of 2021: 325

Class President: George Guffey

Class Vice President: Abdiel Villarreal

Illinois State Scholars: Paulina Argomaniz, Makenzie Calliger, Peyton Chipchase, Benjamin Chung, Jacob Czyz, Jenna Dedina, Megan Dhillon, Miranda Fortunato, Sean Fox, Katharina Fuchs, Kiera Funni, Eesahn Garr, Alessandro Gibson, Nicole Grafon, George Guffey, Ritika Jawale, Christopher Kanari, Manav Kordia, Taylor Lee, Brandon MacIntosh, Hannah Martin, Taryn Murphy, Conor O'Shea, Bryce Sims, Madelyn Sinnott, Audrey Strain, David Waraksa and Victoria Zoltowska.

Extracurricular achievements:

• Emily McGovern named to the Illinois Virtual Theater Fest All State show Pit Orchestra.

Athletic achievements:

• Javerius McGuinn broke the standing record from 2006 for the 100 meter dash with a new record of 10.5 seconds.

Theater Production: "Working," featuring music from the composers of "Wicked" and "Hamilton."

What were the most significant challenges faced by the Class of 2021 and how did they overcome them?

Missing out on many of the yearly traditions such as Homecoming, Spring Fling and assemblies. They overcame this by keeping a positive attitude and looking forward to their futures knowing that this was a temporary circumstance that was beyond their control. They handled this year with dignity and integrity.

Principal's Reflection on the Class of 2021:

The Class of 2021 is like no other. They have faced greater adversity and challenges than any other group of graduates before them. They were witness to the pandemic and the complete change in how they were educated. The word resilient is often used to describe this class, but the term driven might better describe these students as they overcame all obstacles and still found success. Congratulations to the Class of 2021!

- Principal Daniel Klett

Amaya Tovar, right, helps to arrange the cap and tassel for Athea Sta Rosa, before the start of the Wauconda High School graduation ceremony. Karie Angell Luc for the Daily Herald
Wauconda High School. Daily Herald File Photo
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  Wauconda senior Jack Proeschel plays in the Northern Lake County Conference boys golf tournament at the Fox Lake Country Club in Fox Lake. Brian Hill/bhill@dailyherald.com
Wauconda High School's Future Business Leaders of America Community Service Project team wanted to give people hope that things will get better and let people who are feeling depression know that they have the support of the whole community. They had members of the community write positive messages or things they are thankful for on tags in hopes of bringing smiles to people. Courtesy of Jessica Chapnick
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