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

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Left to right: Sitting lst row--V. Craftg B. Pedersong B. Whiteg N. Bacong J. Jonesg J. Meyer? G- 43005-- 2nd row: B. Effingerg D. Weberg F. Peterseng F. Zimmermang G. Kingj A. Lathamg B. Dowg E. Fayg J. Mes- sageg G. Pollandg J. Nader. Standing lst row: B. Grossg J. Walkerg V. Minshallg E. Jonesg M . Von Hol- wedeg C. Maplethorpeg R. Ellisg J. Hogang L. Robling B. Petty. 2nd row: B. Collinsg T. Deckerg E. Ped- ersong A. Maplethorpeg R. Patrickj J. Horang W. Elfring. Left to right lst row: V. Paulseng E. Brackenj A. Denmanj A. Wardg M. Gaidesg B. Willetp M. Matthesg B. Sobeyg G. Pierceg V.-Minshallg B. Shankg M. Osmondj V. Loftusg F. Pedersong L. Cobbg M . H. Von Holwede. 2nd row: R. Glenng N. Bacong M. Setekg A. Schaerg C. Wusterg S. McBrideg D. Strangg I. Mairg G. Wimmerg J. Hutchisong G. Weberg C. McCorkle5 D. Druryg J. Dhuyvetter. 5rd row: M. Princeg S. Wellsg M. Hardtkeg C. Barthelg M. K. Lynng E. Pedersong R. Zellhoferg P. Deckerg J. Millerg J. Harrisong V. Cosgroveg C. Quigleyg S. Johnson. Nth row: A. Maplethorpeg J. Jonesg C. Maplethorpeg V. Craftg G. Goodg B. Whiteg B. Pedersong E. Ruschewskig D. Weber. 61402414 ana!-Q capeffa CJAOIZ The school chorus consists of fifty-five members. This group of singers performed in a winter concert, before several assemblies, and will take part in an operetta to be given this year. Band The Antioch High School band has enjoyed a very successful year under the guidance of Hans Von Holwede. The band is made up of about thirty-five students and is making great progress. Among the bands' activities was playing for football and basketball games and participating in a spring music concert. 31

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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

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Seated left to right: M. Wurzbackj F. Hoekstrag E. Brixong L. Yoppg R. Hartnellg L. Dromg J. White, T. Carlson. Standig: C. Larson, G. Sterbenzg R. Patickg L. Buchtag E. Dunfordg B. Bolton, H. Lubkemang W-. Welch, L. Sherman, B. Dow, R. Bolton. 2nd row: E. Talley, J. Carney, E. McNamara, N. Edwards, J. Thaing L. Keislerg J. Jones, B. Collins, L. Miller, A. Lathamg C. Truax. 5rd row: W. Elfringg G. Pierce, R. Seversong I. Weber, L. Garwoodg J. Flanagan, J. Kiehlbauchg M. Haney, A. Smith, W. Dromg E. Hartnellg G. Seversong J. Message. 7-ufuze 72zzmeu of -qqmezica The Future Farmers of America is an industrious agricultural organization, which plays an important part in our high school. It was organized under the leadership of Mr Kutil, the present advisor. The main purpose of our club is to create more interest in agriculture and to im- prove the standards of farming. Some of the activities of the club this year included the pest contest, judging contests and stock shows and also a new game, the dart-ball contest. The club also helped the Hag boysn to finance their projects. Forty Future Farmers of the Vocational Agriculture Department of the Antioch Town- ship High School completed forty-five farm production projects with a profit of S2,6l0.04. Over 35,500.00 worth of products were produced. More than 3300.00 was earned as premiums at fairs. ,f'7 fl-sri iiif' ' 'u 02: I 'T 5 ..: ij3nJ? AQ qqifi? il, Nljigggf 32