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

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Seated left to right: V. Loftusj D. Klassg R. Hartnellg R. Selter. Standing: V. Burnettg M. Osmondg J. Harveyg J. Hughesg L. Dromg R. Glenng M. Lynng I. Pachayg D. Smith. enioz pfag Tish Tish is the title-character of the amusing 5-act comedy about a bluff but lovable old maid and her, two girl friends, Aggie and Lizzie. Fun begins when the three spinsters, who are traveling through the Southwest in a battered second-hand automobile, are forced to seek shelter at the small hotel of Ellen Leighton. During the course of their visit, the ladies succeed in saving the mortgaged hotel for Ellen, in capturing a bandit and his accomplice, and in getting Tish's nephew married to Ellen. Seated left to right: J. Hughesg F. Pettyj J. Smith. Standing: J. Mackg G. Goodg V. J. Hookj D. Klassg R. Dresselg J. Andersong F. Hawkinsg V. Minshallg F. Peterseng C. Anderson. u ' 'elif fs'M'W ?E 'd'WZ'Z1i ,,,, .fnffs,wf.W.1W-.M....W

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Front row left to right: J. Nevelierg G. Horton. Standing: D. Aronsong D. Peters, J. Jones, L. Buchta' , I G. Sterbenzg E. Hawkinsg E. Ruschewskig B. Phillips, V. Cosgroveg R. Gussarsong B. Gross, J. White. wzioz pfay The Junior Play was a three-act farce called Block That Kick. The action was cen- tered around Johnnie, an Indian, and the local football hero. Grandpop and Grandmom were there and added the usual fun that the meddling old folks cause. Johnnie was handsome, but the local flirts wouldn't go out with him be- cause he was an Indian and hadn't any background. Johnnie's boss was going to send him back to the reservation since there was too much play and not enough work. Grandma took Johnnie in and helped him along, the Granddaughter fell in love with him, the team won the final game, and everything ended happily. Even Johnnie got his girl. ront row left to right: M. DeBates5 C. Moran, J. Harrisonj M. Dow. Back row left to right: L. Shermang . Whiteg J. Jones, J. Roepenackg E. Jonesg G. Sterbenzg D. Weberg V. Schmahlg R. Gussarson.

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Left to right lst row: G. Pierce, M. K. Lynng B. Shankg B. Pedersong B. White, D. Smith. 2nd row: V. Loftusg F. Petersen, M. Osmond, F. Pettyg J. Meyerg G. Goodg M . G. Ergang. 5rd row: V. Craftg B. Ma- plethorpe, Mr. H. Von Holwede. fNot as picturedj V. Craft, R. Dresselg D. DuPre5 A. Foxg V. Flintg B. Grossg G. Goodg S. Harness, J. Harrison, M. Hardtkeg F. Hawkins, J. Harveyg D. Hills, J. Hogan, S. Johanson, S. Klassg S. McBr1deg V. Minshallg B. Murphyg E. Nelsong M. Osmond, G. Palaskeg E. Pederson, B. Pedersong V. Paulseng D. Peters, P. Palmer, F. Pettyg R. Pfannnenstillg B. Phillipsg M. Quirkg M. Setekg D. Smith, A. Smallg B. Shankg V. Smithg J. Smith, J. Walkerg T. Wimmerg B. Willetg J. Waters, F. Zimmerman, S. Johnsong P. Deckerg J. M11- lerg C. Quigleyg V. J. Hookg M. K. Lynn. wing Gfufr Joan Smith, President Jim Harvey, Vice President Frank Petty, Secretary-Treasurer S Rim! Bam! Scim! Scam! If we can't do it nobody can! In the groove every Thursday morning, members of the swing club, about 50 in all can be seen jivin and jamin. A This is the second year of the swing club, under the supervision of Hans Von Hol- wede. The swing band is also a part of the club. It meets every Tuesday and Thursday for afternoon practice. Through the year it has played for dances, entertainments, and concerts. The band is purely for fun. 30