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

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17 PEP CLUB The Pep Club is an organization to promote cheering and school spirit. The members sit together at games and really let loose on those cheers. They're right behind the team all the way, win or lose. The officers of 1944-45 were: president, Louise Elms: vice president, Joan Ielterg secretary-treasurer, Audrey Kallal. The sponsors were Mrs. Funkhouser and Coach Kroll. To raise money, the Pep Club sold magazine subscriptions. The campaign was very successful, with Bernice Palaske selling the most magazine subscriptions. They intend to use the money for things that the Girls' Physical Education De- partment needs. They also plan to buy other things around the school that are needed, such as stage properties.

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16 V ,lil 'A' CLUB The NA' Club is the boys athletic division at Antioch. This year an ap- pointed committee was asked to draw up a Forty-one Constitution, whereby boys who participate actively in sports, but do not earn an UAWmay attend the meetings but would have no voting power. The officers for 44-45 are as follows: Ken Krueger, president, Don Gaa,vice president: Stewart Good, secretary, and Ralph Trieger, treasurer. At the meeting Don Gaa was elected to have his name put on the WSportsman- ship Trophey,' and Ralph Trieger was elected captain of the 45 football squad. This year there are approximately 15 Hbona fide' members. Of last years 'A' Club, over 50 per cent of the members are now serving in the armed forces.

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