Antioch Community High School - Sequoia Yearbook (Antioch, IL)
- Class of 1939
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1939 sEQuolA
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CO-EDITORS
Lucille Wafers
Bill Cisna
"THE LIBRARY" Heart of l:i1e School
A VITAL FACTOR IN VITALIZING . . .
Vd ik
i939 sEQuolA
PUBLISHED BY THE
JUNIOR CLASS OF
Antioch Township High School
I
ALL DEPARTMENTS OF EDUCATION
Thoughts Behind the Theme
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WITH
I H' all happened back in l920 when 'rhe 'firsf book enfered and began
Anfioch Township High School's library. From +ha+ fime on fhe library grew.
For a while if occupied one corner of 'rhe sfudy hall, fhen five years ago if
was moved do'wns+airs so +ha+ H mighf have s'rill more room +o expand.
Today our library has 6,000 volumes, each monfh approximafely 700
books are circulafed among 'rhe sfudenfs. ln addi+ion +0 fhe books, our
library gels 38 magazines monfhlyg if has ZI6 bound volumes of magazines
and over l,000 pamphlefs and clippings.
When we look back and compare our presenl library wi1'h 'I'ha+ of fhe
pasl' we smile proudly, and we are iusily proud, for our library is one of 'l'he
fine-s'r and bes'r in +his seclion of 'rhe s+a're. "I+ is iusl' one big book filled
wi+h knowledge for every s+uden+."
ln selecling +he "Library" as +he fheme for ihis, our annual, we have a
very definife purpose in mind. Thar is: no+ only fo show fhe ac+ivi+ies of fhe
library bul' also lo poinl' ou+ Hs hand in hand rela+ionship wilh each s+uden'r's
curriculum and olher school aclivifies.
Presenting . . .
BOOK ONE 0 Antioch Personalities
BOOK TWO 0 Traditions and Events
"POP" HORTON
Q We miss your familiar figure busily sweeping around +he desks or perhaps
locking 'lhe s+udy hall doors, du+ies you performed so offen. We hope you
will be baclc so'on.
You have given ninefeen of +he besl' years of your life 'ro +he laslc of caring
for our school so fhal' il' will be a cleaner and more pleasanl' place for us.
You have worked hard and faifhfully giving your best Your fob has been
well done.
So as a measure of our sincere apprecia+ion and gra+i+ude we, fhe
sfudenls of An'rioch Township High School, sincerely dedica+e 'rhis book fo
yo'u, "Pop Hor+on".
Ulf
HUHUH
SEQUOIA
O U r Sequoia, Sequoia, Sequoia
Here sfand your sons and daughlers loyal and brave and lrue
Alma On field or in Hue classroom in wl1a'r so e'er we do
We will slrive fo uphold 'flue mighl' of 'rlme name we fake from you
Mater You blazed +he frail we follow, you se'r +l1e pace we run
Your spiril' leads us onward, onward +o l::aHles won
Then in fancy we hear you say "Well done Sequoils, Well done"
Sequoia, Sequoia, Sequoia
Mary Pollock Maplelhorpe
Presenting . ..
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ANTIOCI-I PERSONALITIES
L. O. BRIGHT, Principal . .. Illinois
Universily Normalg Universily of Illinois,
A.B., M.A.g Universily of Wisconsin
Civics, Economics.
II.efl lo righll Mr. Arlhur Maplelhorpeg Mrs.
Helen Osmond, Secrelaryg Mr. George While
Presidenlq Mrs. Jean Ferris, Mr. Waller Hills.
EDUCATIGNAL
PLAN
A+ lhis lime we wish 'ro inlroduce 'rhose
who malre our many hours al school so
pleasanl.
We owe a vol'e of lhanlcs lo The school
board whose unliring efforl in solving
school problems, as lhey arise, has helped
in elevaling l'he school's slandards +o high-
er levels.
To Mr. Brighl, our principal, we are also
indebled, for under his capable leadership
and supervision our school has become l'he
elficienl inslilulion il is loday.
Then lhere is 'lhal' group, our facully,
whose foremosl inleresl is o'ur welfare. Nol
only are lhey our leachers, counselors, ad-
visers, and leaders, bul' above all lhey are
our 'Friends al' all limes. "Hal's off!" lo
lhem.
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ALICE E. SMITH
Valparaiso College, Berlilz School of Languages,
Universily of California.
I'Iis'fory, Lalin, Slamp Club.
HUBERT H. RIECHERS
Plafleville lWis.l Sfale Teachers' College, B.E.1
Universify of Colorado, M.A.
Malhemarics, Dean of Boys, Adviser, Freshman
Classf Chess and Checkers Club.
LEWIS C. HACK
VVesIern Illinois Slale Teachers' College, B.E.g
Universify of Kansas, MA.: Universi+y of Iowag
Universily of Illinois.
Science, Adviser, Sophomore Class, Microzcope
Club.
REU BEN I-I. CI-IILDERS
La Crosse Slafe Teachers' College, Beloil Col-
lege, B.A.g Norlhweslern Universilyg Universily
ol Wisconsin.
I-Iis+oryg Alhlelicsy Adviser, Senior Class, Rod
and Gun Club.
I-IANS VON I-IOLWEDE
Prussian Sfare Seminary: American Conserva-
Iory, B.M.g Chicago Conservafory, M.M.E.,M.M.
Music, German, Music Appreciafion Club.
RUBY RICI-IEY
Illinois S'raI'e Normal Universily, B.A.7 Columbia
Universify, M.A.
Home Economics, Science, Home Economics
Club.
C Our Ieachers play loo . . . MR. BRIGI-IT'S hobby is his rose garden . . . Slamps,
dogs, and molor Irips furnish MISS SMITI-I'S relaxalion . . . MR. RIECHERS likes
'lo read . . . The insecl coIIecI'ion owned by MR. HACK is well worlh seeing . . .
COACH enjoys hunling and fishing lwhal slories he 'rellslll . . . MR. HANS Iravels
. . . gardening and remodeling houses bring MRS. RICHEY happy hours.
LUCILE SLOCUM
Augusfana College, Universify of Illinois, B. S.,
Commerce, Adviser, Sophomore Class.
LUCILLE PUTZ
SI. Vialor College, Ph.B.g Gallagher Business
College: Universily of Illinois.
Librarian, Commerce, Journalism Club.
CORNELIA M. ROBERTS
Universify of Illinois, A.B.g Universily of Chi-
cago, M.A.g Columbia Universify.
Hisloryy English, Dean of Girlsg Adviser, Fresh-
man Classg Bridge Club.
HELEN MAE OLSON
Norfhweslern Universify, B.S.g Gregg Business
College: Columbia Universify.
Commerce, Physical Educaliong Adviser Senior
Classy G.A.A.
ESTHER FLEDDERJOHN
Heidelberg College, B.A.g Norfhwesiern Medill
School of Journalism, Universify of Chicago.
English: Adviser, Junior Class.
MARGUERITE K. PHILLIPS
Norfhwesfern Universifyg Wisconsin Universify.
Dramafics, Speech, Curlain Call Club.
O MISS SLOCUM enioys music and a+hIe+ics I+ennis especiallyl . . . coIIec+ing poe'Iry
and recipes suifs MISS PUTZ . . . MISS ROBERTS coIIec+s rings, Bibles, and slamps
. . . MISS OLSON likes all games . . . The 'rhree M's Iyou guessl keep MISS FLEDDER-
JOHN'S spare lime well-filled . . . MRS. PHILLIPS has a beaufiful 'flower garden . . .
Hunfing and fishing claim MR. STILLSON'S spare lime when he isn'I' building . . . MR.
KUTIL likes farming on his Norlh S+ar Acres . . . MILDRED doles on knick-knacks and
window shopping.
MELVIN M. STILLSON
Universify of Soufh Dalcofa
Easfern Sfafe Teacher's
College, B. S.
Colorado Sfafe Universify
lndusfrial Arfsg Mechanical Draw
ing: Adviser, Junior Classy Handi
craff Club. """"'
CLARENCE KUTIL
Universify of Wisconsin, B. S.
Agriculfureg Fufure Farmers Asso-
ciafion.
MILDRED J. HULIK
Secrefary.
THEY WROTE THEM, WE OUOTE THEM
0 COACH CHILDERS: "Scholasfic achievemenf, fhrough good sfudy habifs, my friends, is
whaf sociefy, and indusfry is loolring for: Rigid fraining, be if menfal or physical, produces
champions. Lef's be champions." LUCILLE PUTZ: "Always remember fhaf a Iiffle good
done foday is beffer fhan dreaming of greaf fhings fo do fomorrow. May you find frue
happiness as you fravel along life's way." HELEN MAE OLSON: "Enfhusiasm is necessary
for success: 'nofhing greaf was ever achieved wifhouf if'-fry fherefore fo enfer enfhusiasfi-
cally info everyfhing fhaf you do." LEWIS HACK: "ln your brief sfay in fhis school if
is hoped fhaf you have learned how fo acf as you falce your place in sociefy. To learn
good manners and fo learn fo have respecf for ofhers should be fwo imporfanf aspecfs
of your educafion. Then you can sell yourselves fo fhe public." MARGUERITE PHILLIPS:
"My very besf wishes fo my sfage crews fhis year. May fheir indusfry be a forecasf of a
happy, prosperous life." ALICE SMITH: "This pasf year, in my opinion, has been one of
fhe mosf successful in my years as a feacher af Anfioch. This year's Senior Class is one
of fhe fines? in fhe hisfory of Anfioch." LUCILE SLOCUM: "There is always a place for
leadersg leaders musf have inifiafive, skilled knowledge, imaginafion, and fearlessness. Sfrive
fo be and do fhe besf you can in whafever you underfalce and you will succeed. The besf
success fo all of you in everyfhing you do!" L. O. BRIGHT: "The class of I939 is one of
fhe largesf in fhe hisfory of fhe school. We wish fhaf fhe fufure will presenf you wifh
fhings fhaf will safisfy your ambifionsf' MILDRED HULIK: "May you always have frue
friends fo share your ioys and fo lighfen your burdens." HANS VON HOLWEDE: "May
fhe parfing Seniors find in fheir coming environmenfs as much fairness and good will as
fhey have shown while wi+h fheir schoolmafes and feachersf' CORNELIA M. ROBERTS:
"ln froublous fimes, a sfeadfasf faifh, a loyalfy unflinching, lleep us ever building foward
fhe sfars." C. L. KUTIL: "Carry on fhe worlc of fhe world in fhe spirif of service founded
on faifh in God and in man. Be ever ready fo sacrifice and fo fighf for fhe over-fhrow of
evil and fhe advancemenf of right" H. H. RIECHERS: "As every school year draws fo
a close if is inferesfing 'ro review ifs highlighfs. The year N738-39 had ifs share, a very
evidenf one being fhe worlc of an acfive Sfudenf Council in locafing, diagnosing, and
suggesfing remedial procedures for various school problems. Lef's hope ifs efforfs will be
an inspirafion fo fufure Councils." RUBY RICHEY: "Wi+h fhe besf equipmenf, more books,
and a greafer amounf of fime for sfudy fhan has ever been lcnown in hisfory, we have a
righf fo expecf fhe sfudenfs of foday fo be fha mosf highly educafed and culfured persons
of all ages." M. M. STILLSON: "Success means fhe abilify fo overcome obsfacles and
reverses. Hold your head up, aim high, clinch your fisf. Sef your iaw firmly and push
forward wifh cleferminafionf' ESTHER FLEDDERJOHN: "Jusf lieep smiling!"
SENIOR CLASS
OFFICERS
Presidenf ,YSSSS S SS SS SYYSS Charles J. Rofhers
Vice Presidenf James E. Maple'Iho'rpe
Secrefary S ,S S SS S Janice Kapple
TreasurerSS SSSSSS SArlene Mae Krahn
9 Oh yes, Ihey do more Ihan sludy. Here's proof enough for anybody
.. . "CHICK" ROTHERS, Sludenl Council 45 Baslcelball 3, 45 Tumbling
Club 2, 35 Rod and Gun Club 45 Golf 35 Boxing I, 2, 35 Annual Slalf
35 Junior and Senior Plays5 Play lournamenls 3, 45 Hobbies, hunling
and gun collecfing . . . Ambilion, success . . . "JIM" MAPLETI-IORPE,
Sludenf Council 45 Class baslcelball 2, 35 Boxing 2, 35 Baseball manager
35 Puzzle Club I5 Rod and Gun Club 45 "A" Club 45 Junior and Senior
Plays5 Annual Sfaff 3: Band I, 2, 3, 45 Hobbies, woodworking and
girls . . . Ambilion, mechanical engineer . . . "JAN" KAPPLE, Annual
Slalf 35 G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Band I, 2, 3: Tri-
Conie-rence 45 Secrelary Tri-Conference 31 Treasurer Big Conference'
Lafin League I, 25 Curlain Call Club 45 Tournamenl' Play 2: Junior
and Senior Plays . . . Hobby, collecfing souvenirs . . . Ambilion, privafe
secrelary . . . ARLENE KRAHN, SI'uden+ Council 4, Junior and Senior
Plays, Play Tournamenls 3, 45 Home Economics Club 2, 3, 45 6.A.A.
3, 45 Girls' Club Z, 35 Red Cross Council 2 . . . Hobby, Bicycling . . .
Ambifion, privafe secrelary.
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The Seniors' Story
In Sepfember I935, eighfy-cighf fimid freshmen enlered upon The fhreshold of Anfioch
High. They held fheir firsf meefing in Ocfober, af which lime fhey elecfed Roger Brogan,
presidenfg Charles Hosfeffer, vice-presidenri Arlene Krahn, secrefaryg Lucille Thurwell,
freasurer. Our advisers fhaf year were Miss Lina A. Brummund and Mr. Reuben Childers.
The social highlighf of our firsf year was fhe "Bel'ly and Bob" parfy we gave for fhe
sophomores on Sf. Pafriclcs Day. A mosf enjoyable lime was had by all.
Our class was well represenfed in fhe exlra-curricular acfivifies of fhe school. Jack
Effinger was fhe oufsfanding freshman sporfsman. He received his minor leffer in baskef-
ball. We were represenfed in fhe cheer-leading secfion by Mildred Horan and Edwin
Eggles+on. The girls were also very acfive in afhlefics.
We were represenfed in many of fhe clubs and musical organizafions. To fhe Sludenf
Council we senf Rufh Piersforff and Roberl Sfrang.
ln fhe lnfer-Class Play Tournamenf we were represenfed by Jean Breff, Roberf Sfrang.
Frances Beimer, Roger Brogan and Edwin Egqleslon. Roger Brogan represenfed us in fhe
play, "The Birfhday of The lnfan+a," which was senf fo Palafine.
On May 27, I936 we held our class picnic af Sherwood's Park in Lalre Villa, which
ended our firsf year af high school.
A+ fhe beginning of school in I936 only sixly-fhree came back. Our class officers were:
presidenf, Jack Effingerg vice-presidenf, Veneifa Philippij secrefary, Janice Kappleg freas-
urer, James Maplefhorpe.
ln fhe all-school swimming meef held af Sherwocd's Parle many of our classmafos placed
in fhe various evenfs. Jean Breff won firsf place in fhe balhing beaufy confcsl.
The following sophomores were oufsfanding in baslnefball fhaf year: iirsf leam Jael:
Effinger, second feam Roger Brogan, Winsor Dalgaard, Thomas Manning, Roberf Burke,
and Harold Vandenberg.
The fhree girls who carried fhe class colors in fho annual archery fournamenf sponsored
by fhe G.A.A. were: Eileen Snyder, Helen Lublueman, and Clarice Minfo. Eileen Snyder
broughf high honors fo our class by defeafing fhe resf of fhe confeslanfs.
Roger Brogan and Frances Beimer were able represenfalives on fhe Sfudonf Council.
The Red Cross Council was considerably aided in i+s many worfhwhile acfivilies by
Arlene Krahn and Marie Hagdahl.
Doris Hall, Carolyn Phillips, and Yvonne Jensen were on fhe sfaff of fhe Sequoif News.
Veneifa Philippi was elecfed queen of fhe school af fhe G.A.A. Carnival. She compefed
againsf fhe oufsfanding girls of 'rhe school.
We won fhe Drama Shield in fhe annual lnfer-Class Play Tournamenf fhaf year. Our
falenfed Thespians were: Willard Randall, Janice Kapple, Roger Brogan, Doris Hall, George
Barfleff, and Florence Verlresf. Janice Kapple represenled us al fhe disfricf fournamenf af
Palafine April I7.
'Cznfinued on Page 501
Th Class ol: I9 9
9 HAROLD ATWOOD, Lalin League I, Slamp Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Hobby, slamp collecling
. . . Ambifion, governmenl' employee lcivil servicel . . . "BIG STOOPH BARTLETT, sludenl
council 4, baslielball 3, 4, junior and senior plays, play Iournamenls 2, 43 band I, 2, 3, 4,
chorus I, 2, 3, 4, orchesfra I, swing band 2, 3, 4, puzzle club I, 3, slamp club 2, rod
and gun club 4 . . . Hobby, wood worlcing . . . Ambifion, Io oblain a college educalion . . .
"FIB" BEIMER, sludenl council 2, 37 iunior and senior plays, play lournamenl 2, 4, Girls'
Club 2, 3, G.A.A. 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, Red Cross Council 3, Home Economics Club
I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Hobby, bicycling . . . Ambilion, secrelary or beaulician . . . JEAN BRETT,
G-.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, chorus I, 2, Glee Club I, 2, Home Economics Club I, 2, 3, play
lournamenl 2, 4, senior play, Bridge Club 4 . . . Hobby, collecling words wilh 4 "i's" . . .
"BROS" BROGAN, sludenl council 2, 4, baskelball 2, 3, 4, boxing lournamenl I, 2, 3,
golf Iournamenl 3, "A" Club, Annual slafl 3, junior and senior plays, play lournamenl
I, 2, 3, 4, Puzzle Club Ig Slamp Club 2, Chess and Checkers Club 4 . . . Hobby, basliel-
ball . . . Ambilion, Io be heallhy, weallhy, and wise . . . "POINTS" BURKE, baslrefball 2,
3, 4, "A" Club 4, iunior and senior plays, play Iournamenl 4, band I, 2, 3, 4, chorus
I, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club I, 2, Orcheslra I, lvlalh Club I, Puzzle Club 2, Slamp Club
3, Rod and Gun Club 4 . . . Hobbies, baslcelball and woodworking . , . "MAC" COS-
GROVE, newspaper slaff 4, Social Hour Club I, G.A.A. 2, 4, Bridge Club 4 . . . Hobby,
sewing . . . Ambilion, lrindergarlen Ieacher . . . "WlN" DALGAARD, baslrelball 2, 3, 4,
baseball 2, 3, 4, sfudenl' council 4: iunior and senior plays, play lournamenl 4, band
and chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Slamp Club 2, Rod and Gun Club 4, "A" Club 4 . . . Hobby,
sporls . . . Ambilion, governmenl job and lravel . . . "BETS" DAVIS, G-.A.A. 4, music
apprecialion 4 . . . Hobby, collecling perfume . . . Ambilion, Io be a singer . . . "DICK"
DAVIS, baslcefball 3, 4, boxing I, 2, 3, "A" Club 4, band 3, 4, Puzzle Club I, 2, 3, Rod
and Gun Club 4, . . . Hobby, swimming . . . Ambilion, good iob.
H. Alwoocl G. Barllell F. Beimer J. Brell R. Brogan
R. Burke M. Cosgrove W. Dalgaard B. Davis R. Davis
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Ellunger E. Erickson H. Fields G. Fox A. Giannini E Glrller
R Homan M. Horan V. Horlon C. Hosleller P. Hughes Y Jensen
9 "EEF" EFFINGER, baslcelball I, 2, 3, 43 baseball I, 2, 3, 43 "A" Club 43 band I, 2, 3,43
chorus 2, 3, 4: boxing 2, 33 Annual slalf 33 junior and senior plays3 Airplane Club 23
Rod and Gun Club 4. . . Hobby, sporls . . . Ambilion, lraveling . . . SKIPPY ERICKSON.
Commercial Club I, 2, 33 G.A.A. I, 2, 33 Girls' Club I3 Home Economics Club I, 2, 3, 4
Hobby, dancing . . . Ambilion, slenographer . . . "OLE" W. FOX, F.E.A. I, 2, 3, 4 . . .
Hobbies, baseball and hunling . . . Ambilion, farmer . . . HAZEL FIELDS, Home Ec.
Club I, 2, 3, 43 Girls Club, I3 . . . Hobby, dancing . . . Ambilion, Slenographer . . .
"DlMPLES" GIANNINI, G.A.A. I, 2, 4: Home Economics Club I3 Bridge Club 4 . . .
Hobbies, dancing, roller slialing . . . Ambilion, dielifian or nurse . . . "GIRT" GIRTLER,
class baslcelball I, 23 class baseball I, 23 band I, 2, 3, 43 chorus 3, 43 Model Club I, 2,
33 Science Club 33 Handicrafl Club 4 . . . Hobby, gasolineepowerecl models . . .
Ambilion, business man . . . "RUSS" HOMAN, boixng l, 2, 3, 43 Tumbling Club 2, 33
F.F.A. I3 Rod and Gun Club 43 senior play 43 play lournamenl 4 . . . Hobbies, golf
and 'ioolball . . . Ambilion, denlal 'lechnician . . . "MlLLY" HORAN, Sludenl' Council 43
Girls' Club I, 2, 33 G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 43 Annual slall 33 Lafin League I, 23 Slamp Club 33
Curlain Call Club 43 orchesfra I3 chorus 2, 3, 4: cheerleader 43 junior and senior
playsg play fournamenl 3 . . . Hobby, collecling slamps and souvenirs . . . Arnbilion,
physical educalion leacher . . . "TURTLE" HORTON, F.F.A. I, 2, 33 judging 'leams
2, 33 band 23 Rod and Gun Club 43 junior and senior plays . . . Hobby, model air-
planes . . . Ambilion, velerinarian . . , "CHARLEY" HOSTETTER, baseball 23 Airplane Club
I3 Rod and Gun Club 43 junior and senior plays.. . Hobbies, ice slcaling and baseball . . .
Ambilion, air-condifioning . . . "PHIL" HUGHES, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: home economics I3
Puzzle Club 2, 33 Glee Club l, 23 Girls' Club I3 Red Cross 43 Newspaper 43 Chess and
Checlrers Club 4 . . . Hobbies, baseball and baslielball . . . Ambifion, home economics
leacher . . . "VONNlE" JENSEN, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 43 Lalin League I, 23 G.A.A. l, 2,
3, 43 Girls' Club I, 2, 33 Newspaper slaff 23 Slamp Club 3, 43 junior play . . . Hobby,
horses . . . Ambilion, wriler.
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C. Jorgensen L. Keisler L. Laursen M. Long H. Lubkeman P. Luedlke
T. Manning M. Miller C. Minfo O. Palaske R. Palrick V. Philippi
9 "CHAR" JORGENSEN, Girls' Club I, 2, 3, Commercial Club I, 2, 3, senior play, play
Iournamenf 4, Bridge Club 4 . . . Hobby, reading . . . Ambilion, privale secrefary . . .
LEO KEISLER, F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Tumbling Club 3, play Iournamenl 3, 4, iunior and senior
plays . . . Ambilion, qovernmenl job . . . "LOUIE" LAURSEN, sludenl council 3, home
economics I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, band I, 2, iunior and senior plays, play Iournamenl
3 . . . Hobby, collecling popular songs . . . "MILLY" LONG, MarioneHe Club 3, senior
play, play Iournamenl 3, 4, Curlain Call Club 4 . . . Hobby, collecling pennies . . .
Ambilion, nurse . . . "SHORTY" LUBKEMAN, Home Economics Club I, 2, Marionelle Club
3, Curlain Call Club 4, senior play, play Iournamenl 3, 4 . . . Hobby, collecfing movie
slars' piclures . . . Ambilion, nurse . . . "PHIL" LUEDTKE, Girls' Club I, 2, 3, G.A.A.
I, 2, 3, 4, Home Economics Club I, 2, Commercial Club 3, Bridge Club 4 . . . Hobby,
wriling poems and reading books . . . Ambilion, nurse . . . TOM MANNING, Sludenf
council 4, baslcelball 2, 3, 4, baseball 2, 3, 4, boxing I, "A" Club 4, Airplane Club I,
Chess and Checkers 4 . . . Ambilion, lawyer . . . "MIKE" MILLER, Annual slaff 3, junior
play, Sfamp Club 2, 3, 4 . , . Hobby, slamp collecling . . . Ambilion, Ieacher . . . CLARICE
MINTO, Sludenl council 4, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Club I 2, 3, Lalin League Ig Sfamp
Club Z, Marionelle Club 3, Camera Club 4, iunior and senior plays . . . Ambilion, privale
secrelary . . . "PROFESSOR" PALASKE, Puzzle Club I, Science Club 2: Slarnp Club 3:
Red Cross Council I, 2, 3 . . . Hobbies, slamps, golf, dancing, and woodworking . . .
Ambifion, hislory professor . . . "BOB" PATRICK, Slamp Club I, Tumbling Club 2, F.F.A.
3, 4, Chess and Checkers Club 4 . . . Hobbies, guns and hunling . . . Ambilion, Io gel
Ihrough school. . . VENEITA PHILIPPI, Sludenl Council 4, Annual slaff 3, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4,
Girls' Club 2, orchcslra I, band I, 2, 3, chorus 2, 3, swing band 2, 3, cheerleader 2,
iunior and senior plays, play Iournamenl' 3, 4, Curlain Call Club 4 . . . Hobby, music . . .
Ambilion, privafe secrelary.
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9 CAROLYN PHILLIPS, Sludenl Council 4, Annual Slall 3, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Club
I, 2, 3, Newspaper Slaff 2, 4, Lalin League Ig Slamp Club 2, Chorus I, 2, Glee Club
I, 2, 3, Home Economics Club 3, Red Cross Council 3, 4, Junior and Senior Plays . . .
Hobby, animals . . . Ambilion, lo be a Home Economics Columnisl . . . RUTH PIERSTORFF,
Sludenl' Council I, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, Girls' Club I, 2, Glee Club I, 27 Chorus 2, 3,
Orcheslra I, Home Economics Club I, 3, Slamp Club 2, Curlain Call Club 4, Junior
Play, Play Tournamenl 3 . . . Hobby, music . . . Ambilion, nurse . . . "HANK" QUEDEN-
EELD, F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Senior Play . . . Hobby, slamps . . . "BILL" RANDALL, Tumbling
Club 3, Boxing I, 2, 4, Tournamenl Plays 2, 4 . . . Hobby, slamps and fishing . . . Ambilion,
air-condilioning . . . BETTY SCHLOSSER, Junior Play, Glee Club 3, 4, Music Apprecialion
Club 4 . . . Hobby, collecling news arlicles and slamps . . . Ambilion, singing . . . HUGH"
SCHONSCHECK, Basltelball 3, 4, Tumbling Club 2, 3, Goll Team 3, 4, "A" Club 4,
Junior and Senior Plays: Rod and Gun Club 4... Hobby, cross word puzzles . . . Ambilion,
drallsman or foresler . . . JEAN SHERMAN, Girls' Club I, 2, 3, G.A.A. 4, Puzzle Club
2, 3, Play Tournamenl 3, Curlain Call Club 4 . . . Ambilion, leacher . . . "SHRIMP"
SHERWOOD, Boxing I, 2, 3, Puzzle Club I, 2, Chess and Checlxers Club 4, Senior Play
. . . Hobby, fishing . . . Ambilion, lawyer . . . EILEEN SNYDER, Sludenl Council 3, Annual
Slall 3: Girls' Club I, 2, 3, G.A.A. 3, 4, Treasurer Tri-Conference 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, Home
Economics Club I, Curlain Call Club 4, Junior and Senior Plays, Play Tournamenl 4 . . .
Hobby, collecling lcniclr-lcnaclrs . . . Ambilion, beaulician . . . "BOB" STRANG, Sludenl
Council I, Annual Slalf 3, Band I, 2, 4, Chorus I, 2, 4, Airplane Club I, Boxing Tourna-
menl 2, 3, 43 Baseball 4, Junior and Senior Plays, Play Tournamenl I, 2, 3, 4, Slamp
Club 2, 3, 4, Machine operalor l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Hobby, slamps and woodworking . . .
Ambilion, big business man.
C. Phillips R. Pierslorlf I-I. Quedenleld
C. Schonschecl J. Sherman
Bill Randall B. Schlosser
D. Sherwood E. Snyder R. Slrang
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9 "DICK" THILL, Sludenf Council 3, Annual Sfaff 37 Puzzle Club 2, 3: Chess and Checllers
Club 43 Senior Play . . . Hobby, ice boafing . . . Ambilion, Naval officer . . . HELEN
THOMPSON, Laiin League Ig Annual Slaff 3: Newspaper Siaif 41 Curiain Call Club 4:
Senior Play: Play Tournamenf 4 . . . Hobby, radio 'ian . . . Ambiiion, Couri' Reporler . . .
"RUTHIE" TURNOCK, Girls' Club I, 37 G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Play Tournamenf 2, 3, 4, Home
Economics Club I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Hobby, wriling Iefiers . . . Ambiiion, grade school 'Ieacher
. . . "SNORK" VANDENBER6, Airplane Club Ig Puzzle Club 2: Tumbling Club 3, Baslxei-
ball 2, Baslcefball Manager 41 Boxing 2, 3, 4, "A" Club 45 Junior and Senior Plays: Rod
and Gun Club 4 . . . Hobby, making model airplanes . . . "HAPPY" VERKEST, Puzzle
Club Ig Home Economics Club 2, 37 Play Tournameni 2: Chess and Checkers Club 4,
. . . Hobby, wriiing IeHers and poems . . . ARNOLD WEBER, F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Rod and
Gun Club 4 . . . Hobby, hunling . . . Ambilion, farmer . . . "RED" WHITE, Puzzle Club
Ig Home Economics Club 2, 3, 41 Annual Slaff 35 Junior Play, Play Tournamenf I, 3 . . .
Hobby, coIIec+ing compacfs . . . Ambifion, Iiindergarien Ieacher . . . "BOB" WHITE, F.F.A.
I, 2, 3, 43 Slamp Club 2, 3, 4: Band I, 2, 43 Glee Club I, 2, 45 Junior and Senior Plays:
Play Tournamenf 43 Judging Team 43 Represenlalive al' Boys' Sfale Fairg Thomas E.
Wilson gold medal . . . Hobby, sfamps . . . Ambirion, io be a chef . . . DOROTHY WOLF,
Music Apprecialion Club . . . Hobby, music . . . Ambilion, musical career . . . "FRED"
ZILKE, F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Sramp Club 2, Band I, 3, 43 Chorus I, 3, 45 Boys' Glee Club
I, 2, 3: Boxing 43 Play Tournamenf 43 Junior and Senior Plays . . . Hobby, dancing and
all sporfs . . . Ambilion, 'ob wilh a pension on 'Ihe end of iI'.
A. Thill H. Thompson R. Turnoclu H. Vandenberg F. Verkesf
A. Weber E. While R. While D. Wolf F. Zillxe
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Senior Advisers
Mr. Reuben Childers Miss Helen Olson
9 BOB BEMIS, F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 41 Band l, 2, 3 .. . Hobby, phofography and mechanics . . .
Ambifion, Iravel . . . LYELL DIBBLE, F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Hobby, collecling novellies'
. . . Ambifion, mechanic . . . "RUP" GASTON, Tumbling Club I, 23 F.F.A. 37 Rocl and
Gun Club 4 . . . Hobby, boaling . . . Ambilion, Iravel . . . CAROL NIELSEN, Home
Economics Club 2. 3, 45 Junior Play . . . Hobby, dancing . . . Ambiiion, designer of
clofhes . . . "BILL" PHILLIPS, Annual Slali 3, Sludeni CounciI 3 . . . "SMITTY" SMITH,
F.F.A. I . . . Hobbies, slamps and Indian relics . . . Ambilion, mechanic . . . "KILLER"
STORY . . . Hobbies, huniing and fishing. "'NVlNDY" WINFIELD, F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Boxing
I, 2, 3, 4, Judging Ieams I, 3' Sfudz-nI Council 4: Senior Play 4 . . . Hobby, wooclworlring
. . . Ambifion, civil engineer.
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POST GRADUATES
W. King
B. Williams
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9 A few weeks before fhe opening of fhe l959 New York World's Fair Mr. Charles Rofhers,
manager, and his assisfanf, Edward Smifh, were greafly sfarfled when, in going over fheir
lisfs of exhibifors and enferfainers fhey discovered fhaf many of 'lheir former classmafes
from Anfioch High School were among fhem. Seizing upon fhe idea fhaf fhis was an
opporfune fime for a class reunion, Mr. Rofhers hasfily dialed Wesf Poinf, where one of
his closesf friends, Roger Brogan, had risen fo fhe posifion of Commandanf.
"Say, Rog, how're chances for you fo bring down a bunch of your crack cadefs fo
parade and affend fhe reunion l'm planning? lncidenfally, fhaf very charming wife of
yours, fhe former Miss Veneifa Philippi of Lake Villa, is invifed. How abouf if?"
"Will we come! We're pracfically fhere, cadefs and all."
Mr. Rofhers and his assisfanf immediafely dispafched invifafions fo all members of
fhe class of I939 fo affend fhe reunion.
Af fhis poinf fhe scene shiffs fo fhe Grand Cenfral Sfafion one week lafer. The
Twenfiefh Cenfury Limifed has iusf arrived and fhe firsf figure we spy is fhaf of fhe
Honorable George Bar+Ie++, Mayor of Chicago. Harold Afwood, now a quief, respecfable
banker of Chicago, follows close on his heels. They are accompanied by Mildred Long
and Florence Verkesf, fheir wives respecfively. All four have come fo view fhe Fair and
affend fhe reunion.
We musf hurry on, however, for fhe maiorify of our classmafes are fo arrive by plane.
Ouf af fhe airporf we discover James Maplefhorpe, and his secrefary, Janice Kapple,
busily working over reporfs concerning fheir exhibif for fhe Fair. James is nof only fhe
head of fhe biggesf corporafion in New York, buf he is also an invenfor of safefy devices
for airplanes.
The firsf fo arrive by plane is Yvonne Jensen, famous wrifer of hisforical novels, and
her husband, Michael Miller, who has gained infernafional fame because of his sfamp
collecfion. They are accompanied by Clifford Schonscheck, fhe famous poef.
Through fhe use of fhe felevision sef owned by Mr. Maplefhorpe we are fo view a
number of our classmafes who will be delayed a few days in coming fo fhe Fair. We
are firsf freafed fo a glimpse of Frances Beimer, head librarian af fhe Universify of
Chicago. She is overseeing and checking fhe preparafion of an exhibif of valuable
books for fhe Fair. The nexf picfure in fhe glass before our eyes is fhaf of Jean
Breff, professor of Dramafics af Norfhwesfern Universify. She and a froupe of her
falenfed sfudenfs are fo appear af fhe Fair. Our glass shows us Mary Cosgrove and
Phyllis Luedfke working af Hull House.
Offo Palaske, Roberf Pafrick, and Henry Quedenfield will be able fo affend fhe
reunion since fheir respecfive firms, Magic Elecfric Heafing Fluid of Anfioch, The
General Elecfric, Unifed Pharmacisfs of America, are exhibifing af fhe Fair.
Alicia Paffi, known fo us as Beffe Davis, will give a concerf under fhe auspices of
fhe Mefropolifan Opera Company. Miss Elizabefh Erickson, ballerina wifh fhe Russian
Ballef will be unable fo affend because of a long exfended Soufh American four wifh
her company. Charlene Jorgensen, her manager, will be forced fo send her regrefs
because of fhis, also.
Hazel Fields and Carol Nielsen, wealfhy inferior decorafors are fo exhibif some
of fheir lafesf creafions. Arlene Krahn is now fhe wife of Rcberl Horlon, our second
Tyrone Power. Lauraine Laursen will be forced fo remain in Hollywood because she
is fashion designer for Twenfiefh Cenfury Fox. Helen Lubkeman and Clarice Minfo
are busy members of fhe faculfy af Anfioch High School feaching Lafin and chcmislry.
They expecf fo affend if fheir dufies permif.
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UNDERCLASSES ..
"Few do, many doodle!"
Perhaps +his was lhe idea behind holding lhe class meelings in
separale groups ---lhe boys and +he girls. This praclice has en-
couraged cooperalion in +he classes.
The girls' groups have inauguraled a sys+em whereby programs,
presen+ecl in groups, will noi be repea+ed year a'f+er year. A
program has been arranged +o carry lhrough rhe four years. A
fheme is chosen for each year. The freshmen girls use "The All-
Around Girl" as a basis for 'lheir discussion, 'rhe sophomores, "Per-
sonaliiy Plus," The iuniors, "Swing l+," lrhey mus'r swing lheir annual
and promlg and lhe seniors, "Looking Ahead."
The boys' groups are planning a similar program for nexl' year.
We feel l'ha+ much more work is accomplished 'rhis way and 'rhe
programs are more sa+isFac+ory.
Tuesday is +he regular day for meering, and par+ies are oflen
held during 'rhis lime. Occasional business mee+ings are called for
+he enlire class.
TI-IE GRGUP PLAN
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JUNIOR GIRLS
OFFICERS Top Row-lefl +o righlz E. Crafl, A. Nelson, B. Buchla, I. Chinn, D. Jacobsen,
Presidenl ,,,,,,, Ray Baefhke J. Perry, E. Behning, C. Truax, B. Long, B. Mae Lighlseyg Middle Row: L. Bonner,
Vice Presidenl , , Bill Cisna I"l. Dowell, B. Weber, S. I-Iennings, L. I-losleller, M. Doolillle, L. Mueller, H.
Secrelary , Dan Palagke Henry, Z. Ellis, Bollom Row: L. Crawford, I-I. Horlon, G. Freund, C. Nash, M.
Treasurerw. .Elinor Behning Van Pallen, Miss Fledderiohn adviser, B. I-Ianke, L. Dalgaard, L. Wafers.
JUNIOR BOYS
ADVISERS Top Row-lefl Io righl: R. Wells, O. Gussarson, P. Slerbenz, R. Prince, W.
Mr Simson Miss Fledderiohn Thompson, R. Fennema, G. De Boer, R. Hawkins, G. Knoll, R. Campbell, Middle
Row: E. Knicklebein, G. Zink, W. Reimer, B. Techerl, M. Healh, R. Baelhke,
R. Ellering, G. Pierce, F. Swenson, Bollom Row: G. Winfield, C. Wursler, R.
Behler, W. Cisna, Mr. Slillson adviser, J. Blackman, D. Palaske, H. Severson
J. Alwood.
on lhe annual slaff or decoraling for lhe Prom, which makes every-
There is somelhing aboul being in lhe Junior Play or working
J U N one look eagerly forward fo his or liar iunior year.
The iunior class 'rhis year has been a lribule Io Ihe school.
II has pul forlh a spiril of leadership, cooperalion, and good
L will. From all appearances if will make a greal senior class.
In 'rhe fall lhe juniors held a class parlyg fhen in Oclober
Ihey presenled Iheir Junior Play, "The Circus is Coming fo Town."
Anolher laslc which lhey underlook was Ihal of wriling and publish-
ing Ihe "I939 Sequoia." lmmedialely aller Ihe Annual wenl fo
press, preparalion was begun on lhe biggesl social evenl of Ilxe
year, Ihe Junior+Senior Prom.
And now as anolher successful school year draws Io a close
Ihey are anxiously planning Ihe class picnic, which will be Their
lasl good lime logelher as juniors.
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SOPHOMORE GIRLS
Top Row-leff Io righfz E. Craft E. La Fleur, B. Wildermufh, R. Seller, J. Hughes,
F. Pelerson, I. Pachay, V. Lof'rus, C. Barfhellg Middle Row: B. Madsen, M. While
B. Shank, J. Anderson, R. Glenn, N. Bacon, M. Quirlxg Boflom Row: J. Whiled
M. Ferris, D. Klass, G. Pierce, Miss Slocum adviser, V. Hoolc, M. Lynn, J. Smi+h
M. Osmond.
SOPHOMORE BOYS
Top Row-leff +o righfz C. Smifln, R. Hunl, R. Palriclz, R. Aronson, D. Smifh
R. Dressel, F. Hawlrins, H. Elfheringion, C. Sheehan, L. Drom, R. Bollon, R
Pederson, A. Armsfrong, D. Benneclie, E. Wallrer, L. Krafzg Middle Row: R
Luedllze, J. Horan, N. Edwards, D. Homan, A. DeBa+es, W. Yucus. V. Giriler
B. Mongan, V. BurneI'+e, B. Johnson, C. Anderson, C. Truax: Boffom Row: R
Harfnell, D. Hills, J. Thain, L. Keisler, J. Harvey, Mr. Hack adviser, M. Verlresl
F. Peffy, J. Newman, V. Crall.
Leaving fhe unforlunale name of "Fresh" behind Ihem fhe
Sophomores gaily began Ihe second year of school life.
The class sold pennanls and in Ihe fall il had a freshman-
sophomore par'ry. The sophomores were well represenfed in Ihe
Sfudenf Council. The greaf Triumph of Ihe year was Ihe winning
of lhe Play Tournamenf Award.
Now fhey are loolring forward fo nexf year, Ihe Junior Play,
Annual, and Prom.
We wish Ihem success and Ihe besl of luck in Iheir new
venfures.
OFFICERS
Presidenl Joan Smilh
Vice Presidenl Fred Hawkins
Secrefary-
Treasurer JeanneHe Whiled
ADVISERS
Mr. Hack Miss Slocum
SOPI-IOMORE
CLASS
FRESHMEN GIRLS
Top Row-leff fo righf: E. Horfon, A. Denman, D. Drury, M. Dow, R. Gus
sarson, M. De Bafes, L. Adell, E. DeBoer, S. Wells, D. Pefers, B. Willef, M ADVISERS
Hauser, E. Ebling, M. Winch: Second Row: D. Carney, R. Schonscheclc, V. Soren- - -
son, A. Murray, M. Prince, J. Nevelier, S. Johnson, S. Maiewslri, D. Craff, L MISS Roberls Mr' Rlechers
Cobb, A. Long, V. Cosgroveg Firsl Row: L. Sherman, A. Williams, H. Zink, J.
Young, M. Brighf, Miss Roberfs, Adviser, J. Ellis, G. Horfon, J. Wafers, D. OFFICERS
Ammon' Presidenf ,.,,,,,, , , , David Dupre
FRESHMEN BOYS Vice Presidenl' Dudley Ward
Top Row-lefl' fo righfz F. Oliver, R. Horfon, E. Hawkins, L. Buchfa, M. Praff, Secrefarygn-HH Mario,-je Briglrrr
G. Sferbenz, J. Whife, A. Small, C. Anderson, J. Roepenaclcg Middle Row: R Treasurer, VVVV Y r Alice Leng
Quedenfeld, H. Ludlceman, A. Smifh, B. Philips, Mr. Riechers, adviser, R. Gross,
L. Miller, M. Crawford, D. Dupre, E. McNamarag Boffom Row: B. Whife, E
Rushewski, D. Freund, J. Carney, H. Afwood, D. Ward, C. Zender, R. Sever-
son, R. Gussarson.
9 On fhe morning of fhe sixfh of Sepfember A.T.H.S. welcomed
sixfy-fhree fimid, excifed freshmen. The firsf few weeks were busy
FRESI-IMAN
CLASS
ones, geffing acquainfed wifh each ofher and accusfoming fhem-
selves wifh fheir schedules, rooms, and feachers.
They chose fheir officers for fha class, and fhey inaugurafed a
sysfem whereby group officers would be elecfed for a semesfer.
This was fo give more boys and girls a chance for leadership.
The class enferfained fhe sophomores af a Chrisfmas parfy
besides enjoying class parfies.
Here's wishing you "good luck" for your coming years.
"Helpful Hobbies: Happy Hours."
To' furlher The social and recrealional side of school we have
formed clubs which hold lheir meelings every olher week. Wilh-
ou'r a doubl 'rhese clubs will help lhe sludenls in la+er life by giving
fhem hobbies which will conlinue 'ro malce 'rheir lives fuller and more
profilable.
This praclice has been carried on for a number of years, bul
+his year many new clubs were added lo' 'rhe lig-L By malcing 'lhe
selec+ion larger and more varied grea+er sludenl parricipafion was
encouraged.
The clubs, each one sponsored by a faculfy member, hold +heir
meefings every olher Wednesday during school rime. The officers
are elecfed a'r 'rhe beginning of every school year. Besides fhe regu-
lar officers a member is chosen +o go +o 'rhe S+uden+ Council.
They usually plan 'ro have a program af every mee+ing. Some of
+hem, such as The Camera Club and Handicrafl, use +heir meelings
'ro worlc on lhe proiecls wi+h which lhey are concerned. Each club
'fries 'ro raise money in some way by il's aclivilies during l'he year.
ln rhis way if is able +o hold par+ies and lo have ofher forms of
recreafion.
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GRGANIZATIONS
STUDENT COUNCIL
We believe in frue democracy. Our S'ruden'r Council is +he bes+ example. Each
club and group sends a represenlalive +o 'rhe Council, which meels once a week.
The differenl groups bring fheir problems before 'rhe Council and a solufion is
worlced out Among olher fhings il has underlalcen +o revise fhe Sfudenl' Aclivify
Card Sysfem, and a "poin1's sys'rem" has been discussed.
This year's Council has been one of fhe mosf aclive in recenl years.
SEQUOIA STAFF
The Sequoia Slaif, a junior organizalion, has fhe responsibilily of "puffing ou+" fhe
annual, and i+ has labored hard lo' prepare lhe "Sequoia" for press.
The slaff is composed of +wen'ry members. Depar+men+s for adverfising, special
feafures, sporfs, and snapshofs, no'r +o men'rion fhe edifors and fheir associafes make
up 'rhe "working lisl'."
We hope you like our "Sequoia '39."
M ,ws MMLJOURNALISM CLUB
The newspaper is a fradifion in Anlioch High. Affer a year of resl' il' has again
come in+o being.
The firsl semesler fhe members spenl' in learning abouf differenl' sfyles of news-
paper wrifing and olher lrechniques of newswrifing. The second semesler ihe slaff
published fhe "Sequoi+ News" bi-weekly. A number of new feafures was ins'ril'u+ed
'rhis year.
STAMP CLUB
The Sfamp Club has been a leading organizalion for several years. Slamp collecling
is a hobby engaged in for pleasure by mos+ people, and so pleasure is +he main
purpose of +he club.
The Club held i'rs annual exhibilion and banquel' in March. The members had many
beauliful and inferesling exhibifs, and some of lhe people in The communily also
exhibilecl. The Club sold candy and ice cream al The baskefball games 'ro supporl' i'ls
acfivilies.
STUDENT COUNCIL
Top Row-llefi' fo righfl:
R. Campbell, D. Smifh, M.
Horan, J. Harvey, T. Man-
ning, Second Row: J.
Anderson, M. Osmond, A.
Krahn, Mr. Riechers, Miss
Roberfs, Mr. Brighf, R.
Brogan, G. Bar+le+f: Bol-
fom Row: B. Williams, L.
Buchla, B. Davis, C. Phil-
lips, W. Dalgaard, presi-
denf, V. Phillippi, L.
Wa+ers, C. Ro'rl'iers, H.
Zink.
SEQUOIA STAFF
Top Row-lleff 'ro riglwllz
G. Zink, J. Blackman, J.
Perry, G. Kno+f, R. Baellikeq
Middle Row: M. Heafli, E.
Belnning, R. Wells, R.
Campbell, W. Thompson, Z.
Ellis, B. Hanke, H. Dowell:
Boflorn Row: Miss Fledder-
john, M. Dooliifle, D. Ja-
cobson, W. Cisna, Edi+or,
L. Walers, Edi+or, R. Behi-
er, L. Mueller M. Van
Paffen, Mr. S+illson.
JOURNALISM CLUB
Leif +o Right: 6. Zink, R.
Hawkins, C. Phillips, Miss
Pufz, L. Walers. Edifor, W.
Cisna, G. Knoll.
STAMP CLUB
Top Row-llef+ +o righ+l:
H. Afwood, J. Smifl-1, Y.
Jensen, V. Hook, M. K.
Lynn, R. Wlwife, O. Palaske.
M. Miller, C. Anderson, J.
Afwoocl, D. Ward, BoH'om
Row: M. Ferris, H. Henry,
M. Osmond, Secrefary, D.
Smifli, Presideni, Miss
Smifh, Miss Robe-r'rs, R.
Dressel, Vice President R.
Sfrang, Treasurer, H. A+-
wood.
HOME ECONOMICS CLUB
Top Row-lefl' fo righl: E. Horlon, R.
Turnock, B. Madsen, E. De Boer, B. Wil-
lef, J. Young, J. Wafers, E. Ebelingg
Second Row: D. Carney, A. Krahn, H.
Fields freasurer, Mrs. Richey, F. Beimer
presidenf, L. Carney vice presideni, C.
Neilsen secrefary.
"F. A. A." CLUB
Top Row--lefl lo righl: W. Reimer, G.
Pierce, R. Prince, L. Keisler, G. De Boer,
O. Gussarson, F. Zilke secrelary, C. Sheee
han, A. Weber vice presidenl, R. Palrick,
R. While, A. Armsfrong, D. Bennecke,
H. Quedenfeldg Middle Row: R. Horlon,
G. Carney, N. Edwards, L. Miller, F.
Swenson, R. Bolfon, L. Keisler, L. Drom,
R. Harlnell, R. Bemis, E. Walker, J.
Roepenack, E. McNamara, H. Severson,
C. Wursfer, C. Zender, L. Dibbleg Bol-
lom Row: L. Buchla, G. Fox lreasurer,
V. Horlon, J. Blackman, Mr. Kulil adviser,
R. Wells, W. Yucus, M. Crawford, Bol-
fom Row: R. Gussarson, A. Smilh, J.
Thain, C. Anderson, J. Carney, J. New-
man, H. Ludkeman, G. Winfield, R.
Severson, O. Winfield, presidenf, absenl.
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HOME ECONOMICS
Planning lhe lvlofher-Daughler Banquel, enferfaining
'I'he F.F.A., learning 'ro knil' and croche+, and enjoying
par+ies have given fhe Home Economics club plen'ry of
fun. Hs purposes, fo serve as a connecling link befween
home and school, 'ro leach leadership, and 'ro promofe
grealer sociabilify have been developed. There are fili-
'reen members in fhe organizalion.
F. F. A.
The F.F.A., one of 'rhe mosf acfive organizalions in 'lhe
school, has been an imporlanl' parl of our school for
many years.
ll was organized as a medium befween 'rhe farm and
lhe school. The members have 'ralcen parl in Seclional
Liveslock Judging, Poullry Congress Conlesf, F.F.A. Fair,
and +he Pes+ Con+es+.
MUSIC APPRECIATION CLUB
Froni Row-Iefl fo righfz E. Crafl, B.
Schlosser, A. Murray, R. Glenn, Hans, B.
Davis presidenl, E. Cralf secrelary-
Ireasurer, B. Shank, S. Maiewskig Back
Row: D. Wolf vice presideni, D. Jacob-
sen, A. Nelson, V. Crall, E. Rushewski,
M. Prall, I. Chinn, L. Dalgaard, F. Peler-
son, M. Quirk.
"CURTAIN CALL CLUB"
Top Row-lei? Io righl: J. Perry, D.
Klass, J. Sherman, H. Thompson, B. Leng,
R. Seller secrefary, M. Brighl, D. Aron-
song Middle Row: M. Winch, C. Nash,
H. Zink, G. Pierce, V. Lof+us, J. Nevelier,
G. Horlon, S. Johnson, L. Cobb, L. Sher-
man: BoI"I'om Row: B. Freund, J. Whiled,
V. Philippi, M. Horan vice presidenl,
Mrs. Phillips, H. Lubkeman freasurer, J.
Kapple presidenf, H. Horlon, M. Long.
MUSIC APPRECIATION
The Music Apprecialion Club was organized rhis year
'ro help +he sfudenis enjoy and undersland all Iypes of
music. This was accomplished Ihrough 'rhe programs pre-
senfed in club lime and Ihe members' allendance al'
musical performances.
Each of Ihe I'wenI'y members was presenled wiI'h a
Iiny gold pin in 'rhe shape of a I'rebIe cleff.
CURTAIN CALL
Drama needs +o be underslood Io be enioyed. So
Ihoughi' Ihe Ihirly members of 'rhe Curlain Call Club
when Ihey organized Iheir group a+ lhe beginning of
Ihis year.
The organizafion sponsored Ihe Book Week Tableaus,
+he Chrisrmas Play, "The Birds' Chrisrmas Carol," I'he
Play Tournamenl, and +he Annual Thespian "Jeuner"
which was held for 'rhe people who look parl in Ihe
Play Tournament
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ANTICCH MUSICAL
Some people enjoy brass bands, ofhers a symphony orchesfra, some swing bands,
and slill o+hers dreamy orches+rasg buf fhe mos'r loved of all lhese l'ypes of music and
one l'ha+ is enioyed by more people lhan any ol'her is iusl singing: every one whis'l'les,
hums, or sings.
Under 'rhe direclion of Mr. Hans Von Holwede fhe boys and girls use 'rwo days
of +he week for singing. The chorus is composed of fiffy-'Five voices including firsl'
sopranos, second sopranos, allos, lenors, and basses.
On fhree nighls a week fhe girls meer wi+h Mr. Von Holwede +0 enioy singing.
The Glee Club has +wen+y-+hree voices: firsr and second so'pranos and alfos.
Once or fwice during 1'he year a selec'r group from fhe chorus 'rravels fo a neigh-
boring school fo give a concerl.
CHORUS
Fourlh Row-lei? 'ro righl: W. While, E. Rushewski, M.
PraH', V. Crafl, B. Slrang, D. Smilh, R. Fennema, F.
Zilke, G. Bar+leH, R. Burke, W. King, E. Girller, VV.
Dalgaard, J. Effinger, J. Perry, B. Buchrag Third Row-
lefl lo r:qh+: R. Gussarson, M. Prince, M. Hauser, F.
Pelerson, L. Bonner, D. Perers, E. De Boer, L. Dalgaard,
I. Chinn, l. Pachay, D. Jacobsen, B. Schlosser, E. Craff,
D. Crafl, N. Bacon, S. Wells, L. Mueller, J. Ellis: Second
Row: D. Drury, A. Williams, A. Denman, A. Murray, M.
DooliHle, G. Freund, C. Nash, G. Pierce, E. Crafi, Mr.
Von Holwede, D. Carney, L. Sherman, J. Young, M. De
Bales, M. Briglif, J. Whiledg Firs+ Row: B. Williams, V.
Cosgrove, H. Zink, E. Horlon, L. Cobb.
GLEE CLUB
Back Row--leff lo righ+: Y. Jensen, J. Whifed, F. Peler-
son, E. Craft B. Schlosser, B. Davis, L. Dalgaard, D.
Jacobsen, R. Glenn, V. Hook, K. Lynn, L. Mueller: Fronf
Row-leff fo righl: M. Cosgrove, B. Williams, V. Cos-
grove, J. BreH, G. Pierce, E. Craff, Mr. Von Holwede,
H. Zink, V. Loflus, J. Ellis, M. Osmond, J. Smifh.
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ORGANIZATIONS
Many of our s+uden'rs have a Ialenl for music and have learned Io play musical
inslrumenls. Also, Mr. Von Holwede has frained many boys and girls.
The band meefs Ihree limes a week. Once or Iwice a year if presenls a concerl' in
collaboralion wilh Ihe olher musical organizafions.
If has 'rhirly-eighl members and all Ihe well-known inslrumenls are represenled.
The Swing Band, allhough small, having only seven members, is a very impo'rI'anI'
parl' of our school. I+ is very accommoda+ing, playing for school dances.
The Swing Band also plays for dances o'u'rside school.
Mr. Von Holwede has done much for +he musical organizafions and he deserves
a greal' deal of credi+.
BAND
Firsl' Row-lefl Io righf: D. Ward, L. Bonner, M. Van
Pa'H'en, J. Effinger, M. l'Iea'rh, Hans, G. Barllefl, J.
Perry, R. Baelhlie, R. Burlre, R. Davis: Second Row: V.
Craft W. King, D. Jacobsen, D. Craft L. Sherman, F.
Peferson, R. Pedersen, R. Fennema, B. Buchfag Third Row:
R. Whi+e, B. Williams, E. Craif, N. Bacon, M. Dooliifle,
J. Whiled, W. While, D. Smilh, M. Pralf, F. Zilke, E.
Girflerg Top Row: E. Crafl, L. Dalgaard, W. Dalgaard,
R. Slrang, R. Pafricll, R. Bemis, I.. Mueller, E. Rushewslri.
SWING BAND
Back Row-lefl fo righlz V. Cralf, Hans, A. Small, Fronf
Row: leff fo righlz G. Barlef+, W. While, B. Williams.
D. Smilh, E. Girller.
CHESS AND
CHECKERS CLUB
Top Row-leff +0 righf: R.
Hunl, W. Reimer, M. Heafh,
W. Techerf, W. Thompson, R.
Fennema, F. Hawkins, R. Pal-
rick, R. Eliering, F. Oliver, E.
Hawkins, Middle Row: R. Behi-
er, B. Phillips, R. Quedenield,
J. Hughes, l. Pachay, E. Behn-
ing, C. Truax, G. Sferbenz, L.
Krafzq Bo'Hom Row: F. Pefry,
D. Sherwood, freasurer, T.
Manning, Mr. Riechers, advis-
er, P. Hughes, vice presidenl,
R. Brogan, presideni, C. Roih-
ers, R. Thill, secrefary.
BRIDGE CLUB
Top Row-leil 'ro righfz N.
Bacon, M. Dooliflle, E. Snyder,
L. Laursen, C. Jorgensen, E.
While, E. Erickson, P. Luedfkeg
Boffom Row: M. Cosgrove, B.
L. Williams, V. Cosgrove, Miss
Roberfs, A. Giannini, J. Bre'H,
C. Barfhel.
CAMERA CLUB
Top Row-leff +o righf: B.
Weber, B. Wildermufh, V. Sor-
ensen, L. Bonner, D. Craff, B.
Johnson, F. Zilke, W. Ade.l, D.
Pefers, M. De Bafesg Bo++om
Row: S. Hennings, C. Minfo,
M. Van PaH'en, secreiary-
lreasurer, W. E. King, presi-
denf, Mr. Brighl, B. Hanke,
vice presidenl, L. Mueller, R.
Schonscheck, A. Leng.
ROD AND GUN CLUB
Top Row-leff +o righl: E.
Knicklebein, H. Vandenberg, P.
Sferbenz, R. Pederson, H. El-
lhringfon, W. Randall, R. Ho-
man, NN. Dafgaard, C. Shon-
scheck, J. Erfingcrg Middle
Row: J. Harvey, B. Mangan.
L. Keisler, J. lloran, D. Ho-
man, R. Campbell, M. Verkesl,
R. Slory, C. Hoslerferg Boliom
Row: D. Palaske, R. Burke, G.
Barlleif, presidenf, Mr. Child-
ers, adviser, J. Maplefhorpe,
secrelary -Treasurer, C. Shee-
han, R. Davis, R. G-asfon.
CHESS and CH ECKERS
The Chess and Checkers Club is also a new one. I+ was organized for 'rhe purpose
of 'leaching 'rhe members 'ro become beHer players and +0 give fhem a chance +o
show 'rheir abilifies.
The members sponsored a movie in order 'rhaf rhey could buy se'rs of chess and
checkers for general use. A lournamenf was held in +he spring.
BRiDGE
The Bridge Club, anolher of our new clubs, has fourfeen members. They organized
for 1"he express purpose of learning 'ro play bridge, since ir is such a popular game.
The club sponsored a sandwich sale a+ 'rhe beginning of 'rhe year, and a+ Chrisf-
mas il' had a par+y.
CAMERA
Developing, blue prinling, proper ligh+ing, lenses-all of rhese poinls and many
more have been +he concern of +he Camera Club members, who formed 'ro learn
aboul' such affairs.
Mr. Dickey, a professional pholographer, ralked +o +he club. The members also' had
+he ice cream concession a+ 'rhe boxing bours.
RCD and GUN LUB
Our Rod and Gun Club is organized in coniuncfion wifh rhe An'rio'ch Rod and
Gun Club. The fwenfy-six members buill' a rifle range in Jrhe game preserve in 'lhe
fall and made applicalion for several crales of pheasanls lo be released 'rhroughoul'
The +erril'ory.
The obiecl' of 'rhe club is +he sfudy of nalure and fhe conservalion of game, song
birds, and o+her wild life.
ANTICCH DRAMATISTS
Oh! Whaf an exciling life an acfor leads wilh conferences in lhe "green room,"
dress rehearsals, and sfage selling.
Our s+uden+s are very enlhusiasfic fhespians and The dramafics deparrmenl' is one
of fhe mosl' aclive in lhe school. Under 'rhe supervision of Mrs. Marguerife Phillips
lhe dramafics deparimenl presenfed fhe Book Week Tableaus, The Chrisrmas play,
"The Bird's Chrisrmas Carol," and rhe Play Tournameni.
The iunior play, "The Circus ls Coming 'ro Town," was wriH'en and direcfed by
Mrs. Phillips. The senio'r play, "The Counry Chairman," by George Ade, was pre-
sen+ed on March 30 and 3I.
The sophomores were +he winners of 'rhe Play Tournamenl' Award. The winning
play, which was chosen by +he audience, was "His+ory in 'rhe Making," a s'rory abouf
Maior Andre.
Dramalics is one of fhe mo's'r valuable courses in school, noi' only because of +he
experience in public speaking, buf also for fhe experience of "making somefhing our
of no+hingl"
SR. PLAY CAST iii
B. Sfrang, R. Homan, B. Bemis,
H, Alwood, M. Horan, R.
Piers+orii, L. Laursen, H. Lub-
keman, J. Effinger, C. Minfo,
B. Schlosser, H. Thompson, B.
Davis, M. Cosgrove, P.
Luedlke, E. Erickson, J. BreH,
B. While, C. Hos+e++er, H.
Quedenfeld.
sn. PLAY cAsT izi
F. Zilke, L. Keisler, J. Kapple,
J. Maplerhorpe, R. Brogan, V.
Philippi, E. Snyder, B. Gaslon,
B. Pafrick, F. Beimer, B. Burke,
O. Winfield, R. Slrang, V.
Horlon, O. Palaske, J. Effin-
ger, R. Davis, E. Girller, G.
Barflelf, P. Hughes, C. Jor-
gensen, C. Phillips, D. Sher-
wood lin fronll.
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JUNIOR PLAY CAST
Back-lefl Io rigI'1'I: C. Wur-
s'rer, G. Winfield, I. Chinn, J.
Perry, O. Gussarson, W. Ream-
er, Mr. Sfillson, Miss Fledder-
iolnn, B. I-Ianke, P. Sferbenz, L.
Mueller, L. I-IosIe+I'er, Z. Ellis,
Mrs. Phillips, Fr-onf Row-B.
TecI1er+, G. Pierce, R. Baelhlce,
D. Palaslxe, M. Van Pa++en.
JUNIOR PLAY CAST
Top Row-lefl Io rigl'1I: M
Healln, B. Buclnfa, L. Walers,
R. Fennema, H. Horfon
Zinlr, M. DooIi++Ie1 Middle
Row: W. Cisna, G. Kno'r+, D.
Palaslre, G. Freund, S. Hen-
nings: Boflorn Row: C. Wur-
sfer, G. Pierce, R. Bae+l'ike, B.
Techerl, G. Winfield, W.
Thompson.
THE WINNING PLAY
Leif Io riglwf-R. Homen, F.
Zilke, M. Kay Lynn, B. I-Ianlre,
R. Brogan, M. Brighf, W.
Reimer, V. Plnilippi, l"'I. Ludke-
man, L. Keisler.
THE WINNING PLAYERS,
SOPI-IOMORES
Leif fo rigl'1+-V. Hoolr, M.
Kay Lynn, G. Pierce, V. Lofrus,
R. Selfer, D. Klass, J. Whiled,
J. Anderson, B. Mongan, L.
Keisler, C. Anderson, D. Smillm,
R. Dressel.
,G.
Back Row-Ief+ lo righl: A.
Williams, R. Gussarson, C.
Smilh, R. Gross, Mr. Slillson.
E. Girller, R. Palriclr, B.
Buchla, M. Dowg Fronl Row-
lefl lo righl: A. Denman, M.
Prince, J. Anderson, M. Haus-
er, secrelary-lreasurer, Z. Ellis,
presidenl, M. While, J. Ellis,
D. Drury.
HANDICRAFTERS
One ol lhe mosl imporlanl of our vocalional clubs lhis year is lhal ol lhe Handi-
crallers. This club, a new one ol lhe club series, was greeled hearlily by many
enlhusiaslic sludenls.
lls purpose is lhreelold: one, il is ils aim lo leach lhe members lo use lheir hands,
lwo, lo' leach lhem how lo use lheir recrealional periods, lhree, lo leach lhem how lo
make useful arlicles.
MICROSCOPE CLUB
Anolher new club lhis year, is lhe Microscope Club. ll was organized lo help lhe
sludenls gel a direcl apprecialion ol nalure and lo realize lhal lhere are many beau-
lilul lhings lo be observed lhrough lhe microscope.
The eighl members have enioyed many lield lrips lhrough which lhey have learned
much aboul small lhings.
RED CRCSS
The Red Cross Council, which is a parl ol lhe Junior Red Cross of America, has
been a vilal laclor in our school lor a number ol years.
ln lhe fall lhe council presenled a movie, lor lhe purpose ol raising lunds. The
members made decoralions al Chrislmas lime lor a lree in lhe Velerans' Home al
Norlh Chicago. The Council also sponsored a concerl, by lhe Swing Band, lor lhe
velerans.
ln April lhe counly chapler senl our presidenl, Doris Klass, lo lhe Nalional Con-
venlion in Washinglon, D. C.
PLAYING TI-IE GAME
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Antioch Athletics
Top-IefT To righT: J. Maple-
Thorpe, F. Hawkins, C. Schon-
scheck, secreTary-Treasurer, Fiffh
-IefT To righT: D. Palaske, D.
SmiTh, R. Brogan, presidenfg
FourTh-IeTT To righT: J. Effinger,
G. BarTleTT, W. Dalgaard, J.
Blackman, Third-lefT To righT: M.
Van PaTTen, Coach Childers, J.
KappIe1 Second-left To righT: T.
Manning, R. Davis, R. Campbell:
FirsT, IefT To righT, C. Rofhers, R.
Burke, J. Harvey.
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Through the
0 The TirsT call oi The l938-39 baskeTbaII season broughT Coach
Childers a group of enThusiasTic candiclafes. Two of lasT year's
heavyweighTs reTurned along wirh ThirTeen of lasT season's IighT-
weighfs.
FaTe deaIT a severe blow To AnTioch's chances for a good year
when Jack Effinger, sTar guard from lasT season's five, received a
cracked pelvis and was unable To play in Tour conference games.
Affer pracTice games wiTh Waukegan, BurIing+on, Richmond,
and Palatine, The SequoiTs looked eagerly ahead To The TirsT con-
ference game wiTh Wauconda. Faced by Roger Brogan, who scored
I3 poinTs, The SequoiTs Trimmed Wauconda on December 2. This
was our TirsT conference vicTory.
On December Ib, before a capaciTy crowd which filled War-
ren's gym The Sequoifs dropped a one poinT decision To The Blue
Devils when our lasT quarTer rally came wiThin one poinT of Tying
The score. The Liberfyville WiIdcaTs broughT gloom To The SequoiT's
camp on January I3 when They deaIT us anoTher close defeaT.
Vicfory seemed almosT wiThin our reach, when Lake ForesT snaTched
iT from us in anoTher TighT baTTle on January 20.
Playing Their besT game of The season Wauconda Tripped up
The SequoiTs on January 27. The Bulldogs ran up an ll To 4 margin
aT The half and added I5 more poinTs while The visiTors made I3,
Thus aToning for Their previous defeaf.
The Warren Blue Devils invaded The SequoiT reservaTion on
February 4 and were forced To use Their besT aThleTic abiIiTy To
emerge wiTh a close vicTory. ATTer holding a I3-poinT advanfage
aT The half, Warren was Thrown inTo panic when Warrior Manning
wenT on The warpaTh and scored I4 sTraighT poinTs.
On February I7, an AnTioch Team which Tried To find iTs sTride
all season marched To vicTory over The LiberTyviIIe WiIdcaTs and
avenged iTs previous deTeaT. SharpshooTing Bob Burke led The of-
fensive wiTh I7 poinTs.
The SequoiT Braves made Their Tinal bid for glory February 23
when They played Ela in The DisTricT TournamenT aT Wauconda:
defeafed in Their final aTTempT They filed siIenTly back To camp.
Thus ended The season.
Like faTher, like son, so iT was wiTh The young braves, our lighT-
weighfsg They Tared no beTTer Than did The big bravesg however,
They won Two very imporTanT ba++les, one againsf Wauconda, The
oTher againsT Liberyville.
A-CLUB
The A-Club, an organizafion Tor IeTTermen, is a new parT of
our aThIeTic program. IT was organized To promoTe parTicipaTion
in aThIeTics and mainTain good sporTsmanship, To encourage and
mainTain high schoIasTic grades, To correIaTe social and aThIeTic
TuncTions To build and perpeTuaTe IoyalTy To AnTioch High School,
and To honor and recognize sTudenTs represenfing our school in
inTerschoIasTic affairs.
The clubs' ninefeen members played a baskeTball game wiTh
The facuITy: The boys proved vicTorious by a "small" margin. They
sponsored a donkey-baskeTbalI game which made iT possible To
presenT Mr. BrighT wiTh a check for TwenTy-five dollars Toward
new basketball suiTs. Their greaTesT social evenT was The dinner
dance in January.
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HEAVIES
Top-Ieff Io righ'I': H. Vandenberg, man
ager, D. Davis, W. Thompson, G. Bar?-
leH, F. Hawkins, J. Harvey, Coach Child-
ers, Bo++om Row-leH fo righf, T. Man-
ning, W. Dalgaard, R. Burke, J. Effinger
R. Brogan.
LIGHTS
Top Row-Ieff 'lo righf: D. Smifh, C
Schonscheck, G. DeBoer, H. Elfhringfon
D. Palaske, M. Schneider, Coach Child
ersg Boffom Row-leff Io righfz R. Camp
bell, G. Knoll, R. Hawkins, R. Baefhke,
R. Hunf.
I-IOW THEY FARED
HEAVIES LIGHTS
Anfioch Nov. I6 Richmond 7 Anlioch Nov. I6
Anfioch Dec. 2 Wauconda I7 Anfioch Dec. 2
Anfioch Dec. I6 Warren 27 Anlioch Dec. I6
Aniioch Jan. 6 Granf 28 Anfioch Jan. 6
Anlioch Jan. I3 Liberfyville 27 Anfioch Jan. I3
Anfioch Jan. 20 Lake Foresf 25 Anlioch Jan. 20
Anfioch Jan. 27 Wauconcla 26 Anfloch Jan. 27
Anfioch Feb. 3 Warren 29 Anfioch Feb. 3
Aniioch Feb. IO Granl' 24 Anlioch Feb. IO
Anfioch Feb. I7 Liberlyville 28 Anfioch Feb. I7
Anfioch Feb. I8 Niles Cenfer 33 Anlioch Feb. I8
Richmond I0
Wauconda I5
Warren 27
Granl' I3
Labenyville 36
Lake Foresl 30
Wauconda 24
Warren 36
Gran? I5
Libenyvalle I4
Niles Cenler 32
AnTioch
AnTioch
AnTioch
AnTioch
AnTioch
AnTioch
AnTioch
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Up.
SCORES
7 April I3 Ela 22
33 April 22 W aucon da I4
6 April 28 Warren 5
l May 3 ArlingTon 4
ForfeiT-May 5-Ela
4 May 20 Warren O
l May 27 Niles CenTer 5
BASEBALL
Back Row-leTT To righT: Coach
Childers, D. Davis, H. Vanden-
berg, C. HosTeTTer. R. Homan, R.
Burke, R. Wells, R. Bolfon, J. ET-
Tinger, W. Dalgaard, H. ElThring-
Ton, F. Swenson: FronT Row-leTT
To righT: T. Manning, R. STrang,
M. Schneider, J. Harvey, R.
Campbell, W. TecherT, R. STory.
0 As The lasT Traces oT snow and TrosT disappeared, baseballs and
gloves began To make Their appearance aT school.
Much enThusiasm was shown when The TirsT call Tor pracTice
was made. The graduaTion of some of 37's regulars leTT 4 posiTions
To be Tilled eiTher by reserves from lasT season or by new players,
and compeTiTion was very keen.
The SequoiTs' regular season opened on April I3, wiTh AnTioch
opposing Ela on our Tield. Crandall opened The game wiTh a hiT
Tor our boys. This seemed To be The only spark displayed by us
as we wenT down in deTeaT.
The SequoiTs improved aTTer Their TirsT game and proved iT
when They ouTslugged Wauconda on April 22, To win Their TirsT
conTerence game. Every man in The opening lineup scored once
Tor The visiTing SequoiTs in The TirsT inning. ATTer The TirsT Tew inn-
ings, The reserves Took over and They Too soon had liTTle Trouble
scoring aT Their leisure.
Again on April 28, before l50 home Tans The SequoiTs proved
They had a baseball Team which was "no Tlash in The pan" when
They nosed ouT Warren 6 To 5. ln The TirsT inning Denman reached
firsT on a Tielder's choice and wenT To second when Beshell dropped
B. Schneider's Tly ball. Russ DooliTTle lined one oT Panze's oTTer-
ings inTo deep cenTer Tor a Triple To score Denman and Schneider.
Warren came back in Their half To score 3 runs on 3 hiTs. AnTioch
added one in The second and one in The Third and 2 in The sixTh.
The Blue Devils ended Their scoring wiTh 2 in The Third.
AnTioch slipped back To a 50070 raTing on May 3 when Arling-
Ton deTeaTed us. The AnTioch braves goT Their one run in The open-
ing inning. The winners made 3 in The Third and one in The TourTh.
The SequoiTs iumped back inTo The win column on May 22
when They journeyed To Warren. Behind The l hiT piTching of Jack
Riddel They blanked The Blue Devils To win, 4 To O, Tor Their Third
conTerence vicTory. Riddel leTT liTTle Tor his maTes To do in The
maTTer oT puT-ouTs siriking ouT 20 men ouT of The 27 ThaT Taced
him.
AnTioch's Tinal game of The season was played May 27 wiTh
Niles CenTer as guesT. This game did noT prove so proTiTable as
we losT. NeiTher Team scored in The TirsT 3 innings. ln The TourTh
inning DooliTTle scored our lone run, while in The remaining innings
Niles CenTer chalked up a subsTanTial margin Tor vicTory.
Our record: Won 3: Losf 4.
GOLF
U As spring rolls around, and fhe fairways be-
gin fo' resound wifh fhe familiar "fore" we are
busily ushering in anofher golf seaso'n.
Golf firsf made ifs appearance as a parf-fime
sporf in I936 when for fhe firsf fime a school
lournamenf was held. Every year since fhen we
have had a fournamenf. Lasf year we enfered
a feam in fhe sfafe disfricf golf meef and placed
fourfh.
This year Fred Hawkins won fhe school fourna-
menf. Again we held feam mafches wifh various
schools and we senf a feam fo fhe disfricf meef.
Leff fo righf: F. Hawkins, C. Schonscheclr, R. Hawkins,
G. Knoff, W. Cisna.
TENNIS
I Any pofenfial rackef-wielder who aspires fo
be a Tilden, Budge, Vines, Moody, or Jacobs, is
provided wifh an excellenf chance in fhe form
of 'rhree well-kepf fennis courfs. From early
spring unfil lafe aufumn 'rhese courfs provide a
source of enferfainmenf for one-fourfh of Anfi-
och's sfudenfs.
For fhe pasf fwo years a school fournamenl'
has been held wifh fhe finalisf receiving an ap-
propriafe frophy for his achievemenf.
Leff fo righf: E. Kniclxelbein, D. Smifh, C. Anderson, V.
Burneffe.
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Top row-lefi Io righ+: L. Sherman, E. Crafl, J. Breli, G. Horion, D. Klass,
R. Seller, M. Quirk, J. Sherman, A. Krahn, F. Beimer, J. Perry, V. Loffus,
J. Hughes, I. Pachay, P. Hughes, J. Whiied, L. Mueller, E. Ebling, M.
Brighig Middle row-Ief+ Io righlz V. Cosgrove, E. Horion, R. Schonscheck,
A. Denman, B. Willefl, M. Hauser, D. Crafl, C. Truax, D. Jacobsen, L.
Adell, J. Nevelier, Miss Olson, F. Peierson, M. Osmond, M. Lynn, M.
Prince, V. Sorensen, C. Barfhel, L. Cobb, D. Aronsong Middle row-lefl'
'ro righf, Y. Jensen, E. Behning, B. Leng, E. Snyder, M. Doolillle, C.
Phillips, M. Horan, J. Kapple, C. Minio, B. Williams, P. Luedfke, R.
Turnock, V. Hook, V. Phillipi, B. Hanke, J. Smilh, R. Glenn: Boliom row-
OFFICERS
Presidenl ,.,, Clarice Minfo
Vice Presidenl , , Janice Kapple
Secrefary-Treasurer ., ,.ZelIa Ellis
lefl Io righfz S. Johnson, A. Leng, Z. Ellis, M. Van Pailen, L. Hoslefier,
L. Bonner, M. Cosgrove, A. Giannini.
GIRLS'
ATHLETIC
ASSOCIATION
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"I promise 'ro uphold Ihe ideals of I'he Girls' AI'hIeI'ic Asso-
cia+ion: by promoling in+eres+ in aI'hle+ics and Ihe ou? of doors:
by living so +ha+ I may be heallhy and sfrongg by making good
sporfsmanship a cons+an+ faclor in my conduct"
Every G.A.A. member fakes fhis pledge upon ioining Ihe
organizaiion.
The G.A.A. has charge of Ihe girls' in+ramural sporls, which
include baseball, hiking, field hockey, baskefball, ping-pong,
badminlon, callisfhenics, archery, Irack, and Iennis.
In +he fall a parly was given for all I'he girls +o promoie
inI'eresI' in I'he club. The organiza+io'n senl girls Io differenl
conferences during +he year, and if sponsored a concer'I given
by Mary McCormick. A poi luck supper was given in January
for Ihe purpose of awarding Ie++ers and numerals. Sixfeen girls
wen+ ouf for cheerleading, four were chosen. In March +he girls
look parl in Ihe Sfafe Telegraphic Baskef Shoofing +ournamenI'.
The besl baskefball players were selecfed Io give an ex-
hibilion game before Ihe assembly. The Iwo Ieams were Army
and Navy: Ihe Navy was vicI'orio'us.
In May +I-me final banquel was held.
The high ideals se+ up by +he G.A.A. have helped Io make
American womanhood a finer and fuller ins'Ii+uI'ion.
I. Clarice Minfo, our G.A.A. presidenl, is quife
an archery she won 'firsl prize lasl year. Arching,
a spring and fall sporf has become very popular
during +he las+ year. A fournamenf is held every
season.
2. Janice Kapple, vice presiclenf of our G.A.A.
club, has faken up badminlon, as have 'the resf
of fhe girls in our club. Badminlon has gained in
popularify, unfil i+ is now one of lhe mosi ouf-
sfanding sporfs we have. This year, for The firsf
'time a badminfon fournamenl was held.
3. Volley ball is a 'Favorife spor+ here and fhe
G.A.A. members play olfen afler school fo earn
fheir necessary poinfs. Mildred Horan is an ener-
gelic playery her serves are dynamile.
4. Zella Ellis the able secrefary of fhe G-.A.A
is one of The mos? enlhusiasfic baslrelball parli-
cipanfs we have. Each year a 'rournamenf is held
wifh 'rhe four classes falling parf. A+ lhe final game
an award is presenfed +0 +he winning learn.
5. Three maids on a horse, Clarice Minfo, Joan
Smifh, Lorraine Laursen. Gym classes are offen
Spenl' in pracficing gymnaslics, and fhe horse
comes in for Hs share of aflenfion. By fhe way
we would lilre fo know who fhe "ioclcey" is!
6. Carroll Truax, Elinor Behning, Helen Horfon,
and Zella Ellis engage in a warm up before one
of fhe season's baseball games. Baseball is played
in fhe spring and fall. Two feams are organized
by 'lhe G.A.A. members, and a liflle world series
is held.
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7. The fiflh hour gym class shows how il' prac-
lices for lhe annual exhibifion which is held every
spring. Af fhis exhibilion sfunls, dances, and games
are demonsfraled by bofh boys' and girls' gym
classes.
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L.a.nF
Harvey, Pierce, KnoH.
Pierce, Knoll, Harvey.
Quedenfeld, Afwood, Kralz, Phillips,
BurneHe.
Phillips, Quedenfeld, Elfering, While,
De Boer, Severson.
Kno'H'.
Pierce.
INTRAMURALS
' In order ihaf every boy enrolled in
school may have a chance io develop his
body and become well acquain+ed wi+h
baseball, foo+ball, boxing, baske+ball, fen-
nis, and gymnasiics, we are required ro'
'lake 'Three years of gym under +he able
direcrion of Coach Childers.
These classes meer +hree 'rimes each
week, one period being devo+ed 'lo healfh
and hygiene and iwo fo regular gym work.
In +he fall +he gym periods are given
over +o "+ouch" foo+ball. When +he weafh-
er becomes colder, baske'rball claims our
aHen+ion. Teams are chosen in classes and
rhey play each o+her ihroughoui' 'ihe winrer.
The monfh of March is given over +0 The
sfudy of boxing, and every boy is required
'ro box someone in his weigh+ class. During
'rhe +hird week in March +he annual boxing
rournameni' was held, +he divisions ranged
from I00 pounds Through l80 pounds. Each
boui' consisled of 'three one-minufe rounds.
This year +he preliminaries were held on
March Zi and 22 wifh +welve boufs each
night The 'finals on rhe nighf of March 25
were a++ended by 700 en+husias+ic boxing
fans who saw ama'I'eur boxing presenfed al'
nearly +he same perfecfion as shown by fhe
Golden Glovers.
Afier a lapse of rhree years, frack and
'field evenfs were revived fhis year and
fhese along wi+h bo+h soff ball and hard
ball kepi' 'lhe gym classes busy fhrough +he
remainder of fhe year.
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130014 TWO
Traditions and Events
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. v riffs! ,, ,
I. Two prizes-snapsho+ and- 7. Where's OHO?
2-3-4-5. Some more seniors. 8. Don'+ lel' him gef away girls!
6. U-rah-rah! 9. Mike, where did you gel 'rhai' hai?
"They Take the Bestg They Leave fhe Restn
9 Harold Alwood-leaves Elmer Hawkins his sobrieiy . . . George Bar+leH-leaves his
manly figure 'ro Dudley Ward . . . Frances Beiner-leaves her iolliness io Loius Crawford
. . . Roberi Bemis-leaves his quiefness lo Doris Schneider . . . Jean BreH-leaves her
business-like manner lo Carroll Truax . . . Roger Brogan-leaves his feminine appeal To
Freddie Hawkins . . . Roberl Burke-leaves io Joe Carney his heighf . . . Mary Cosgrove-
leaves Mildred Van PaHen her sweel and kindly disposifion . . . Winsor Dalgaard-leaves
his excellem' manners fo Danny Palaske . . . Belly Davis-leaves her voice lo Irene Chinn
. . . Richard Davis-leaves Arlhur Small his dancing abilily . . . Lyell Dibble-leaves his
Lalin abilify lo Charles Anderson . . . Jack Effinger-leaves his ihoughffulness and kindness
lo Virclean Hook . . . Elizabelh Erickson leaves her many book reporis fo Gerlrude Horfon
. . . Hazel Fields-leaves Billie Mae Lighfsey her fyping abilify . . . Glenn Fox-leaves to
Paul Sferbenz his saneness of mind . . . Roberl Gaslon-leaves his parking space fo Frank
Perry . . . Anne Giannini-leaves her dimples fo Richard Prince . . . Evereff Gir+ler-leaves
his skilled fingers lo OHO Gussarson . . . Russell Homan-leaves his dancing abilify 'fo
Ray Wells . . . Mildred Horan-leaves her afhlelic abilily +o Berfha Wildermufh . . . Roberf
Horfon-leaves his Tyrone Power eyes lo Alberl Smilh . . . Virgil Horlon-leaves his suave
manner fo William Yucus . . . Charles Hos+eHer--leaves his profile and reserve fo Bessie
Leng . . . Phyllis Hughes-leaves her graceful carriage fo Violei' Loflus . . . Yvonne
Jensen-leaves her aloofness and sludiousness fo Mary Osmond . . .
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9 Charlene Jorgensen-leaves her "neg-
afive answers" lo Belly Hanke . . .
Janice Kapple-leaves her vivaciousness
To Florence Peierson . . . Leo Keisler-
leaves his argumeniaiive abilily io Ger-
aldine Freund . . . Arlene Krahn-leaves
her fondness 'lor movie idols lo Caiherine
Barfhel . . . Mildred Long and Helen
Lubkeman-leave iheir deep friendship
io Bud Sheehan and Arney Armslrong
. . . Phyllis Luedike-leaves her love of
clolhes fo Aniia Murray . . . Thomas
Manning-leaves his afhlelic abilify lo
Bob Dressel . . . James Maplefhorpe-
leaves his riding breeches fo Dale Smilh
. . . Michael Miller-leaves his brains
and meekness io Bob Hunl . . . Clarice
Minlo-leaves her cooperarive nalure +o
Dorofhy Aronson . . . Carol Nielsen-
leaves her knowledge of grammar fo
Harold Elfhringlon . . . Olro Palaske-
leaves Bob Hawkins his ambiliousness
and cour+eous manner . . . Roberr Pal-
rick-leaves his quiel' gen+lemanly man-
ner lo Vernon Craff . . . Veneila Philippi
-leaves her Mona Lisa smile 'ro Marjorie
Doolilnrle . . . Carolyn Phillips-leaves her
smile +o Louise Mueller . . , William
Phillips-leaves his sunfan lo Bob Boiron
. . . Ruih Piersforff-leaves her high
heels fo Jeannerle Whiled . . . Henry
Ouedeniield-leaves his quick wif lo
Norman Edwards . . .Willard Randall-
leaves Lucille Wa+ers his scholasiic abili-
ry . , . Charles Rorhers-leaves his
sophisficalion +o Shirley Hennings . . .
Berry Schlosser-leaves her love of music
lo Neda Bacon . . . Clifford Schonscheck
-leaves his hisiory abilify lo Helene
Henry . . . Jean Sherman-leaves her
scienlific knowledge fo Ray Aronson . ..
Donald Sherwood-leaves his abiliry ro
bluff lo Gordon De Boer . . . Edward
Smirh-leaves his love for economics and
civics fo Lila Dalgaard . . . Eileen Snyder
-leaves her ralenl for archery 'ro Marie
Quirk . . . Roberl Sfory-leaves his love
of hunring fo Zella Ellis . . . Roberl
Sfrang-leaves his hard-'ro-ruffle femper
lo Charlo'r+e Nash . . . Richard Thill-
leaves his love of boals 'ro Belly Weber
. . . Helen Thompson-leaves her grades
+0 all lower classmen. May 'rhey make
good use of ihem . . . Ru'lh Turnock-
leaves her loyalfy lo Sybil Johnson . . .
Florence Verkesl-leaves her poise 'ro
Dororhy Jacobsen . . . Harold Vanden-
berg-leaves his love of sleeping lo
Maynard Schneider . . .Arnold Weber-
leaves his shyness lo Joyce Anderson . . .
Eleanor While-leaves her freckles 'fo
Helen Horlon . . . Roberf While-leaves
his persuasiveness lo Edward Walker . . .
Orville Winfield-leaves his enfhusiasm
for everylhing lo Donald Homan . . .
Dororhy Wolf-leaves her musical abilily
lo James Afwood . . . Frederick Zilke-
leaves his ralkaliveness lo Charles Zen-
der.
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l. Rider Danny! 3. Here's a favorife eveni.
2. Exams are over. 4. Three bumps on a log.
5. Adopfion, No. 256.
THE COMMITTEE
Janice Kapple Roger Brogan
Carolyn Phillips Richard Thill
Frances Beimer Roberi Gasion
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Take your pick, girls.
LiTTle Alma MaTer.
PugilisTs de luxe.
"We didn'T hear The bell!"
Our counTry genTleman.
JusT a couple of Grayslake
Three sophomore sTooges.
Three of a kind.
Three of a differenl' kind.
WI-IO'S WI-I0
pong.
Who are l-Tans's Tush-Tushers?
Who is ThaT sophomore boy who cannoT be
exciTed?
Who is The Teacher ThaT is Tempered by his
breakTasT?
Who is The speedy girl, Speed?
Who was The owner oT The melodious voice
aT This year's baskeTball games?
Who was The bewhiskered Tellow we had in
our midsT This winTer?
Who blew his nose so vigorously in The
' Junior Play ThaT his mousTac:he was shaken Trom
iTs ToundaTion?
Who is The young man who seTs his hair wiTh
6 every washing?
Who yodels?
Who rides a scooTer?
Who looks Tor scoops?
VVho wears asc:oTs?
Who is The presidenT oT The STag Club?
Who chews Tooffhpicks during FourTh l-Tour?
Who wears a pencil behind his ear?
WhaT Teacher likes To wear blue?
WhaT sophomore girl wears pasTels?
WhaT iunior boy was Told he looked like The
Type ThaT would eaT goldTish?
Vifho make up The sexTeT in The TirsT hour
European l-lisTory Class?
Whos The Teacher ThaT made The Tlies rue
The day They visiTed her desk?
gals. A Who's The senior girl who haunTs The Typing
room.
Who is ThaT senior girl who is going To be
ping-pong champ some day?
Who is The "eccenTric" Tellow who plays ping-
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1. Inseparable. 4. "O give me my booTs and saddle!"
2. "Number, please--in person 5. Why The sudden inTeresT, everybody?
3. All aboard! 6. This one sTumped us.
WI-lO'S WI-IO
Who are Those ,wo cneer leaders who really
geT The cheers?
Who is The Iuncr girl who never Teels aT home
wiThouT gum?
Who is The senior boy who was advised noT
To drive guiTe so TasT?
Who is ThaT red headed senior girl who ezcells
in every subiecT?
Who is The boy we call "Snorll'?
Who is always saying, "C sugar!"
Who will occupy lovers' lane nefT year?
Whols The boy Triend ThaT supplies The
Teachers wiTh sweeT peas?
Who will H. l"l. pick on when The seniors are
gone?
WhaT junior boy spins The Tall Tish sTories?
Who is The big disTurbance in The TourTh
hour Typing class?
Who is Mr. Hacks sTar chemisTry pupil?
Who geTs a "Tree sTickl' every oTher day?
Who lqnows whaT happened To Uncle Eclc
during The mob scene?
class
hom
sTem
Who is The liTe oT The TiTTh hour dramaTics
?
WhaT young lady is always laTe Tor German I?
Who is The besT "school newspaperu?
WhaT club in school is The largesT?
WhaT boy desTroys his own shirTs?
WhaT boy rneriTs a whiTe excuse on "WenT
E. "7
Who seT baclc his cloclc by misTal4e?
Who Tears aparT paper clips?
Whose dance sTep is always The shag?
Whose narcissus had Two blossoms on one
?
Who is Mabel? y
Who is "Two-gunui?
Who wanTs wooden dishes?
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The Seniors' Story
lConfinued from Page l3l
Many of our members were acfive in music work fhaf year.
Twelve boys and fwelve girls were selecfed fo serve af fhe annual Junior-Senior Promenade. They were: Arlene
Krahn, Frances Beimer, Eileen Snyder, Eleanor Whife, Clarice Minfo, Lorraine Laursen, Rufh Turnock, Phyllis Hughes,
Phyllis Luedfke, Jean Sherman, Ida Paulsen, Elizabefh Erickson, James Maplefhorpe, Jack Effinger, Winsor Dalgaard,
Gene Carney, Charles Hosfeffer, Edward Smifh, Roberf Burke, Lyell Dibble, Leo Keisler, Leslie Perry, and Roberf Sfrang.
Thus ended our sophomore year.
Af fhe beginning of '37 fhe iunior class had an enrollmenf of abouf sixfy-five. Miss Brummund was replaced by
Miss Helen Olson as our adviser. As officers fhaf year we chose: presidenf, Winsor Dalgaardg vice-presidenf, Mildred
Horan: secrefary, Arlene Krahng freasurer, James Maplefhorpe.
We were represenfed by Frances Beimer, Lorraine Laursen, Eileen Snyder, and Richard Thill on The Sfudenf Council.
Lorraine Laursen and Richard Thill were fwo of fhe five who represenfed Anfioch af fhe Sfafe Sfudenf Council Conven-
fion af New Trier High School.
We issued a prinfed annual fhaf year.
Our class was very acfive in fhe band, girls' glee club, chorus, and boys' chorus.
We were represenfed on fhe Red Cross Council fhaf year by Carolyn Phillips.
Nearly every club in fhe school had Juniors as acfive members and officers.
ln Ocfober our class presenfed a fhree acl' comedy, "Who Wouldn'f be Crazy." Approximafely fwenfy-fwo iuniors
appeared. If was an oufsfanding success due fo fhe cooperafion of everyone connecfed wifh fhe producfion.
Many of our class parficipafed in fhe infer-class fournamenf. We were represenfed fhaf year in fhe Disfricf Tour-
namenf af Palafine, by Arlene Krahn as fhe movie sfar in fhe "Purple Door Knob."
Jack Effinger again represenfed us in baskefball on fhe firsf feam. Roberf Burke, Winsor Dalgaard, Clifford Schon-
sheck, Harold Vandenberg, Richard Davis, Roger Brogan and Thomas Manning carried our colors on fhe lighfweighf
feam.
Baseball also provided an opporfunify for members of our class fo exercise fheir falenfs. Harold Vandenberg,
Winsor Dalgaard, Jack Effinger, Clifford Schonscheck, Richard Davis, Roberf Sfrang, and Thomas Manning won places
on fhe squad. James Maplefhorpe acfed as manager for fhe feam.
Baseball also provided an opporfunify for members of our class fo exercise fheir falenfs. Harold Vandenberg,
Winsor Dalgaard, Jack Effinger, Clifford Schonscheck, Richard Davis, Roberf Sfrang, and Thomas Manning won places on
fhe squad. James Maplefhorpe acfed as manager for fhe feam.
Many iunior girls were acfive members of fhe G.A.A. High honors were again won for us by Clarice Minfo in fhe
annual archery fournamenf. Janice Kapple won one of fhe covefed spofs on fhe cheer-leading feam.
We sfaged fhe annual Junior-Senior Promenade as fhe closing social highlighf for fhe year. The decorafions cenfered
around fhe fheme "Modern Rhyfhm."
As a fiffing climax fo a wonderful year Winsor Dalgaard was elecfed presidenf of fhe Sfudenf Council.
Our firsf acfivify fhis year was a very successful candy sale.
We were greafly honored fo have six seniors in fhe play "Hisfory ln fhe Making," which was vofed fhe mosl' ouf-
sfanding play af fhe lnfer-Class Play Tournamenf. Seniors who parficipafed were: Roger Brogan, Veneifa Philippi, Russell
Homan, Leo Keisler, and Frederick Zilke.
Janice Kapple and Mildred Horan represenfed fhe senior class as cheer leaders fhis year.
Janice Kapple was unanimously chosen as fhe winner of fhe D.A.R. award for good cifizenship.
On fhe Sfudenf Council fhis year we were represenfed by Winsor Dalgaard, Roger Brogan, Arlene Krahn, Charles
Rofhers, Mildred Horan, Beffy Davis, Carolyn Phillips, Veneifa Philippi, Thomas Manning, Clarice Minfo officially rep-
resenfing organizafions of fhe school.
The social highlighf of fhe winfer season was a sleigh ride.
For our group meefings we used fhe fheme "Careers," Movies from various colleges were shown.
On fhe Red Cross Council fhis year we were represenfed by Carolyn Phillips as viceepresidenf, Phyllis Hughes, Offo
Palaske, and Charlene Jorgenson.
Phyllis Hughes, Mary Cosgrove, and Carolyn Phillips, were fhe seniors on fhe Sequoif News Sfaff.
Roberf Whife received a special sfafe award in agriculfure, winning fhe Wilson Award presenfed af fhe Graaf
Norfhern Hofel, Chicago, Illinois.
Three of our members were honored in fhe business deparfmenf. Helen Thompson, Janice Kapple, and Arlene Krhan
received special awards for perfecf shorfhand.
This year fhe following seniors were senf fo fhe sfafe sfudenf council convenfion af Peoria: Winsor Dalgaard, Charles
Rofhers and Arlene Krahn.
As our senior play fhis year we presenfed, "The Counly Chairman" by George Ade. Everyone parficipafed in some
way and fhe play was a grand success.
Class nighf, Ivy Day, Baccalareafe Sunday and graduafion furnished enough excifemenf fo keep us all on fhe go
fhe resf of fhe year.
I And so fhe. senior class of '39 bids a fond farewell fo Anfioch Township High School and our Class advisers' R. H-
Childers and Miss Htelen M. Olson who have sef fhe high ideals we hope fo affain and who will forever be wafching for
our success and achievemenfs.
The Commiffee: Janice Kapple, Carolyn Phillips, Frances Beimer, Roger Brogan, Richard Thill, Roberf Gasfon.
"TO BE OR NOT TO BE"
lConfinu-ed from Page 201
Helen Tl10mPS0Fl. he-id Of Gregg College of Commerce, will be on hand fo represenf fhe world of business. Ruth
Turnock, her close friend, will accompany her fo New York where she will be in charge of fhe new mefhods of 'reaching
kindergarten. Roberf Bemis is fo carry fhe colors of fhe class in a midgef aufo race. Richard Davis will also represenf us
in a six-day bike race.
Roberf Burke finds his dufies as confracfor for fhe new Antioch High School foo sfrenuous fo allow him fo affend.
Lyell Dibble is fo represenf, in New York, fhe legal firm of Dibble, Sherwood, and Sfory.
Jack Effinger will arrive af the Fair fo have charge of fhe exhibif of lafesf hardware. Mildred Horan, his wife and
chief screen cuffer, will accompany him.
Glenn Fox, head of fhe Pure Milk Associafion, will fly fo the Fair for the reunion. He will be accompanied by
Russell Homan, head of fhe mechanics' labor union and Charles Hosfeffer, president of fhe Waukegan Air-Conditioning
Planf.
Windsor Dalgaard, now a famous movie sfar, called fhe second Nelson Eddy, will give a recifal wifh Beffy Schlosser,
N.B.C.'s famous soprano. Virgil Horfon, Head of Sfandard Oil Company, Leo Keisler, vice-presiclenf of fhe Greyhound
bus line, and Thomas Manning, coach af Anfioch High School, will arrive by plane lafer in fhe week. Robert Sfrang, a
big business execufive, will arrive wifhin a few days affer affending a conference in Europe. Richard Thill, head of Boys'
Town, will bring a group of his falenfed boys fo the Fair. Harold Vandenberg is af home, in New York, because he is
fhe chief pilof of fhe Unifed Air Lines. Arnold Weber, sfafe veferinarian of lllinois expecfs his dufies fo prevenf his
affending. Roberf Whife and Orville Winfield are in Brazil, demonstrating fheir mefhocl of preserving valuable frees.
Fred Zilke, head of fhe Balaban and Kafz Theafres of Chicago will be on hand since he musf be in New York af
fhis fime fo affend several pre-views. Evereff Girfler, president of Chicago Universify will accompany Eleanor White,
professor of English and hisfory fo fhe Fair. William Phillips, head of fhe Finger Prinfing Bureau in Washingfon, D. C.,
is fo dernonsfrafe new police mefhods. Ann Giannini, diefifiang Eileen Snyder, beauficiang Dorofhy Wolf, organist af
lowa Sfafe chapel: Rufh Piersforff, head nurse af fhe Evansfon Hospifalg Jean Sherman, physics feacher af Warren
Township High School, and Phyllis Hughes, home economics feacher af Anfioch Township High School will arrive by car
fhis week since fhey are spending fheir vacafions here. Roberf Gasfon, edifor-in-chief of fhe Chicago Tribune, will arrive
for a conference of newspaper officials. Carolyn Phillips, woman's edifor of fhe New York Times, will be here fo cover
the highlighfs of fhe fashion world.
So we say au revoir fo fhe class of I939 unfil fheir nexf reunion.
The Cornmiffee: Janice Kapple, Carolyn Phillips, Frances Beimer, Roger Brogan, Richard Thill, Roberf Gasfov.
i' lt is with sincere appreciation that the
Staff of l939 "Sequoia" wishes to thank all
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Personal Sfationery Printed Specialties
Complimenfs of
CompIimenI'S of
ANTIOCH SHOE
gl-'gp J. MEYER AND
BROTHER
DAN SCOTT, PROP.
Warehouse Tel. 28 Service SI. Tel. 358
CompIimenIs of
ANTIOCH OIL COMPANY Drug Store
DIs+ribuI'ors
SHELL PETROLEUM PRODUCTS '
D PHONE 22
A. L. Kucera, Mgr. AnI'1ocI1, III.
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SIQWONIS STUDIO
MAJESTIC IOI7
220 Wesf Washingfon Sireef
WAUKEGAN, ILLINOIS
DALZEIL FOCDD MART
TWIN LAKES, WISCONSIN
0 We wan'I' your Irade soIeIy upon I'I1e merifs of our
goods.
0 SeIecI frui+s and vege+abIes delivered Io 'rhe s+ore
daiIy.
0 CompIeI'e Food SuppIy and Mea'rs delivered 'ro
your door in I'own and in counI'ry.
Arthur Dalziel, Owner
MASTER ENGRAVERS Io America's Schools
cons+anIIy aIerI' for new ideas, beIIer ways of
doing Ihings . . . Pon'riac has sponsored ou+s'rand-
ing improvemen+s in yearbook design and en-
graving procedure. The name "PonIiac" is and
will con'rinue 'ro be your guaran+ee of unques+ion-
able quaIi+y and complefe sa'risfacI'ion.
Pontiac Engraving SL EIoc'Lrotypo Co.
8I2-822 Wes+ Van Buren S+ree+
QCHIEFTAIN BLDG.I
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
WILLIAMS DEPARTMENT STORE
Hardware Paini' Drygoods
Men's Furnishings
Esfai-,lashed :sn Phone An+ioch 2
COmPlimeI1+S of Miss smuhz "who dis Cove red America, c
ford?"
Reeves Drug Store cm: --OW
Where You are always Miss Smiihz "No: Columbus did if."
Cliff: "Ye-S'm, Columbus was his 'lirsl' na
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When 'rhe Occasion Requires A Coal, Dress, Or A Very Fine
Fur Coal Come Where Your Money Buys +he Bes'r for 1'he Leasr.
KORF'S
Fifth A venue
Kenosha, Wisconsin
WriH'en by Bill Cisna, Ray Campbell, and Gordon Knoll'
Remember
OTTO S. KLASS
When in need of shoes and
gen+s furnishings.
Antioch Lumber
G- Coal Co.
Phone 52R An'I'ioch, III.
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State Bank of Antioch
Anfioch, Illinois ANYTHING
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STRONG LARGE
ENOUGH TO ENOUGH TO
pRQTECT YOU SERVE You Phone and AHIIOCI1,
SMALL ENOUGH TO KNOW YOU
CLASS RINGS WATCHES
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Cornplimenfs of The
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WAUKEGAN, ILLINOIS
Serving Fai+hfuIIy for
For+y Years
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Presenfafion and Graduafion GIHS
"They Will Cherish"
C. S. HUBBARD
Jeweler 81 Engraver
KENOSHA, WISCONSIN
IIFII IIU IH. III N' X
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I I Souih Genesee S+., Waukegan
WISH YOU THE BETTER THINGS OF LIFE
AND MAY WE HELP GET THEM?
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RUBIN QUALITY em Won no fum
THE NEWS of KIENQSHA
City and County
THE NEWS OF THE WGRLD BY DIRECT WIRE SERVICE
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THE KENOSHA EVENING NEWS
55.00 a year by mail
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S GTIEIFIUIIIHOUISIE in 'The Rime of The Ancienf Mariner?
FLORISTS
Cul' Flowers and Floral Emblems
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Phone Anfioch 37
ANTIOCH, ILL.
George Sferbenz: "The aIabasIer.'
Coach: "Who was Queen Vicfori h sb cl?
B. Hawlunsz Queen Vncloria s husb cl K g
Vicior a.
COMPLIMENTS OF
Complimenls of
BART:-IEL anon-lens YA, PANTRY
SERVICE STATION
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SHELL PETROLEUM PRODUCTS
9I4 Main S+.
Anlioch, Illinois
ALL OUR FOOD IS HOME COOKED
Wm. Gerber
Careq Elec
' Heil Oil Burners
' Myers Pumps
' Plumbing Fixlures
' Gas and Elecfric Ranges
' Hea+ing
tric and Plumbing
Sheef Melal
Wesfinghoue and G-E
Refrigerafors and Washers
Philco Radios
Combusiioneer S+oIcers
IBOTTLED COOKING GASI
SCHOOL and
OFFICE SUPPLIES
Our close conI'acI' Ihrough compelenl'
Salesmen offers a compIeI'e service in your
Ierrifory. We solicif your business on
' SCHOOL SUPPLIES
' OFFICE SUPPLIES
' FURNITURE
' JANITOR SUPPLIES
' PRINTING
' SHIPPING SUPPLIES
ZION INDUSTRIES, Inc.
OFFICE SUPPLY DIVISION
Zion, Illinois
Main Garage
G' Service Siation
A. Maplefhorpe, Prop.
Phone I7 Anfioch, III.
Gas Oil Greasing Tires
General Repairing and Washing
COMPLIMENTS OF
MOUNT HATCHERY
"Hi-Qualify Chix"
Anfioch, Illinois Phone 293
COIVIPLIMENTS OF
Roland M. Poehlman
Represenfalive of
HERFF JONES, CHICAGO
Class Ring Jewelers
Bell Dressed Men are
Well Dressed Men!
BUY AT THE
Bell Clothing House, Inc.
KFNOSHA, WIS.
olh Ave. Corner 56Ih SI.
FIRST NATIONAL
BANK
Anfioch, Illinois
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Open a Savings Accounl'
or Chris+mas Club Ac-
coun'I wi+h us. You will
be welcome.
Roclcenbacl-I Chevrolet Sales
R. G. Rockenbach
Corner Belvidere S+. and Lake S+ree'r
GRAYSLAKE, ILLINOIS
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SCHOOL BUSES ....
EXCURSION BUSES
Telephone 543I
COMPLIMENTS OF
MCHENRY ICE CREAM
COMPANY
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THE INDEPENDENT-REGISTER THE WAUKEG-AN NEWS-SUN
Your Home Town Newspaper Lake Coun'ry's Only Daily
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The sfaff of SEQUOIA I939 acknowledges wilh
deep appreciafion The real assisfance of The
following:
ENGRAVING:
The Ponliac Engraving Company of
Chicago, Illinois
Mr. F. F. Monliegel
PRINTING:
The Keyslone Priniing Service, Liberfyville,
Illinois
Mr. Dorsey Ford
Mr. Joseph J. I'Iancox
PHOTOGRAPHY:
The Sfeimonls Sfuclio, Waulregan, Illinois
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