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

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ffw' .A Joseph Anzinger Elizabeth Barthel Esther Barthel Ray Berglind A Raymond Burnett Arthur Dalziel Frances Dougwell Bernice Dougwell Richert Folbriclc Lewis Galiger Mary Galiger A A Frances Griffin A Esther Grulich A A Clara Haling Arthur Hunter Clarence Kufalls Homer La Plant Lloyd Murrie Bertha Sebora A A A Eugene Sheehan A Louise Simons A A Esther Stearns A William Steininger A A Irene Walsh A Martha Westlake Charles Wertz A A Class Prophecy A A A Future Movie Sheik A A ..,. Salem's opera star Noteddebater A A A Soap King of Windy City AA A A A A A A A English Butler Sailor A A A A ...A Close second in Typing AAA. A A A A A A A A Close second in Typing Walking Advertisement of Men's Wear A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A Athletic Instructor A A A Sunday School teacher Artist's model Economics teacher A A A A Holder of world's record for Typing A A A A A A A A A A A A Lindbergh, the second Famous clown A A A A Antioch's big politician A A A A A A A Boss of Antioch depot 'KTalkie star A A A Fa American History teacher A A enographer in Antioch depot A A A A A A A A A A Experienced housewife A A .Stage manager in Antioch's Palace Toe dancer A AAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAA R esident of England A A Assistant stage manager in Antioch's Movie Palace True if is wc' balm' sem beffrfr days. PAGE TXVIENTY-TXVO

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Tl1aiSU3U Qfg 122,95 T AQ, Senior Play THE CAST or C:HAliAC'I'IiRS Mary Grayson ....,. A A A ,.,.. A ..,. A Louise Simom Rodney Martin A A A A A Lloyd Mzzrrie Cyrus Martin ....... ...,.. R ay Bergliml Ambrose Peale ....,.., A A Rielaert Folbriek Countesse de Beaurien A A A A A A Esiber Bartlavl Marie, the maid ,,... ...,., M ary Galiger Johnson, the butler ..... A A Raymond Burnetfe Miss Burke, stenographer A A A Martha VC7estlal:Ae Mr. McChesney AAAAAAA A Clarence Kufulle Ellery Clark ,A A AAAA Eugene Sheehan Mr. Smith , A A A A A A AAA. A A A Homer La Plan! The Senior play, a farcical comedy, was presented in three acts on December 6th and 7th, at the A. T. H. S. auditorium. It Pays to Advertise, consisting of comedy combined with advertising facts, is an up-to-date play. Combined with its clever plot, fine settings, and character por- trayals, it was a huge success. Great credit is extended to those who held the leading parts and who portrayed them in a natural way. Those who held the minor roles deserve credit also, as they displayed much ability and naturalness in their parts. Much talent was available for the roles and all were well filled. ' The play was produced under the able direction of Miss Rice, who gave much of her time and had a deep interest in the play at all times. Much praise and well earned credit is extended to her. Would that you could bear with me in a litfle foolishness. PAGE TWENTY-ONE

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The,iSEDj,I OIAM 1922-E f Class Will We, the class of 1929 of the Antioch High school, County of Lake, and State of Illinois, being of sound and disposing mind and memory, and realizing that we must part with sundry honors, talents, looks, and emotion, do hereby pronounce this our last Will and Testament: First we leave to the class of 1930 our great ability, and honors of Antioch Township High School. Joe Anzinger's business ability to Harold Kennedy. Elizabeth Barthel's skill in cooking and serving banquets to whole class. Frances Dougwell's titian hair to Elsie Dunford. Dick's interest in Sophomore girls to Howard Mastne. Lewis' dictionary and rhetoric to Harold Hoffman. Frances Griffin's grin to Herbert Zeien. Homer La Plant,s indifference to wiles of femininity to Dorr Cremin. Lloyd Murrie's coupe to Leona Hennings and james Runyard. Eugene Sheehan's sincerity in recitation and gentleship in study hall to Leslie Hanke. Louise Simons' veracity and ability to chatter on any subject to Roy McNeil. William Steininger's athletic ability to Dorothy Hughes. William Steininger's and Eugene Sheehan's care of the post-graduates to Morris Bown and Gordon Martin. Irene Walsh's long walk to school to Barrett Snyder. Charles Wertz' grave and readiness in speech to William Nelson. ' Martha's studiousness to Elizabeth Hughes. Clara Haling's typist ability to Lloyd Atwell. Arthur Dalziel's zeal for athletics to Lloyd Wetzel. Clarence Kufalk,s swagger to Homer Edwards. Esther Sf art of love making to Lena Nelson. Arthur Hunter's deep baritone voice to Amelia Hladovic. Ray Burnette's carefree attitude to Mary Anderson. Esther Grulich,s famous frown to Lila Hawkins. Esther Barthel's sweet personality to Ralph McGuire. Ray Berglind,s care of Allendale boys to Robert Dalton. Bernice Dougwell's long, blonde hair to Lena Nelson. Mary Galiger's quietness and bashfulness to Marguerite Kufalk. Bertha Sebora's typing ability to Gordon Martin. We appoint our principal executor of this will and revoke all former wills. In witness thereof, we now subscribe our name this sixth day of May, 1929. CLASS OF 1929. PAGE TXVENTY-THREE