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

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ASS MBLIES-f3i..J. AWLQZ. 'C students attended a pep assembly at which Bob scott, president of the class of '49, presented a school flag to Mr. Birkhead on behalf of his classmates. Musical entertainment was presented by Mr. willo, who played an instrument similar to an accordian called a concertina grand. He was accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Coffin. Students who d1un't go to the football game at Ela witnessed a demonstration of the making of pottery figures. Antioch American Legion members presented an Armistice Day program honoring the dead or world war I and II. Junior play skits were presented to students and faculty members. Oct. l9M9- Nov. 19b9- Dec 1949- Jan. Mar. May 1950- 1950- 1950- Mr. Otto Bchack-lecturer, teacher, and singer- illustrated ways in which students can strengthen their voices. His wife accompanied him at the piano. The chorus ISHSSTEGG their Christmas concert numbers for the student body. The movie, UTreasure Island,H was shown in the auditorium. The students and faculty saw UHolidays with the Ha1ladays,H a movie taken by Mr. Halladay and his wife of their adventures filming the beauty of Quetico, a park between Minnesota and Canada. Senior class play cast gave skits of their play, HLittle women.W Honors Day program was held at which valedictorian and saluta- torian were announced, National Honor Society members were honored, and awards for various school activities were pre- sented. The president of the senior class handed the American flag to the junior class president at appropriate ceremonies in observance of Flag Day.

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JU IORS Row 1- A.Mattson, B.Haviland, D.Appanaitis, Row 2- Miss Wehr, C.Ba1ing, Mrs. Ewing. The officers chosen for the Junior year were: Bernard Haviland, pres.: Donald Ap- panaitis, vice-pres.: Charles Ealing, sec.: and Ann Mattson, treasurer. The class advisers were Miss wehr, Mr. Von Holwede, and Mrs. Ewing. Junior representatives to Student-Council were Marilyn wallace, George Swenson. B111 wurster, and Mary Curnes. To raise funds the Juniors sold candy, gave a dance, and presented a play. NOut on a Limbu was the com- edy which the Juniors present- ed on Nov. 18 and 19. The playy under the direction of Mrs. Tu1ume11o,was very successful. Marilyn Wallace was given the honor of being the Junior atten- dant to the queen's court. she was escorted by Buzz Haviland. Bow Bow Row Pow Mrs. Ewing, D.Deering, L.Thu1in, R.Trayes, T.GaJewski. N.Pirson, R.Y0pP. B.Message, J.O1ark, E.Karo1ius, L.Ring, E.!inch, M.Wa11ace. V.wi1son, L.Schroeder, B.Ho1t, B.Bunke1man, T.Burns, B.Havi1and, M.Baran, B.Cosgrove, s.Young, C.Ha1ing, B.Hucker.