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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1956 volume:

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The 19 6h equoia Published by ' Antioch Township High School Antioch, Illinois ' , '4 1 I ir' 'F i . ' wif: A , h . , wi l QL, ,v 1 'V.QG4 f I' 34' X 3 A ' -....+w..,., x x . iw. I .f-4' A ,X I f' XA- ,f y- K " kj.. ' f 1,,L...f! .. ,vm ,f . a .., U , ff "' K ! f 'N 5 . Z' 'I 4 Ax , f ,f gk 1 ,f Y V. , '-, , K . 5 I w g K 1 N R c QT Q' 12:3 ,.Q'L"" - A, - W . , ,' -'figm aH-w-4fQ'mZ:w'- n A I- A ' ' - W' A - L' wh QWV ,. Y N ','f'3 Sjfrt-jg Q, K' " f' V A pa V' , K M. gg 55f,gla'f,ff,,5,rzf4gk, W V :K 9 , y M N, N , Q: W- Hjkg 232314 x,-mf K., . Mk A W ' N I A ,L L 21,2-A ' -,g fa ' 4 NW- ,,,, ,iw wwf -- :gy , V,,,,,, ., A, , ,ir ,v.,...,., v,.., AN. 'fy , " -'+'ff.,.,. 'g'5'p..t K ww -. V - LL I W - , J n W . Y,- N V, , W. M A ' W 1 ' J' ' . , wr' ' .. A., .. 5, , frmfgtkft A M Q -, ' 'Al if "" " A -7 509' ww" nk 1 1 ug A, TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION SENIORS . . JUNIORS . . SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN CLUBS . AC TIVITIES. MUSIC . ATHLETICS ADVERTISEMENTS - .XA . 1 ' -- -Q.. ...Q . mv u ,,, a ' -sim ,,,,. 041' ,.........-E QV by. 1,92 VP ,ww ,..,M..1M,4,.W-Q4Huw- wwn..w-fqvpfe-1-2 wx ,gmfwwi .W A bf , - gf K ,,. , ,,,:.,.4,..q-.Mfamm-.W AX I - ,,.' " ' . ' ' - T,,,,.,.., ' W P K , Q' ' A e V 1 -- . Q -1 359' ' - ' I . "" -kllg-,,,, ,,,,,,,....'3,-.-iu-- eww., q V ,- off . 0 -1-J..............i-MM! receiving guidance from ADM! lS'l'liA'l'l0 ll OI 3 Wifi? ' "ff W ff 6 -. Q. N CAROL BEAN English, Spanish, Sequoia Staff, gg National Honor Society, English Department Chairman. was N X VEVA BUCHHOLZ Home Economics, F. H. A., Cafe- teria Manager, Hall Monitors. Faculty English, Senior Class Sponsor, l Student Council Assistant. 1 1 2 r i r DANIEL CAHILL f ltr U V ROB CHANDLER Mat ematics, Chairman Sponsor of Junior Class. DONALD CRAMER DONALD CHIAPPETTA Mathematics, Chairman of LOUIS CHENETTE English, Library Club, Library, Mathematics Department, Music, Modern Music Masters, Chairman Sponsor of Senior Chairman Sponsor of Freshman Radio Club. Class, Frosh Football Coach. Class. vw NARY DONOVAN Girls' Physical Education, G. A, A, , Cheerleaders, Noon Recreation. ELMO EDWARDS Science, Assistant Principal Trans portation, Attendance Textbooks Chairman of Science Department Faculty STUART GOOD Industrial Arts, Frosh Basketball Coach, Chairman Sponsor of Sophomore Class. JOHN GRADY Science, Fros Coach, Senior Class Sponsor Business Education, Sophomore PAUL KESSENICH Football Coach Intramural ATRICIA HOWARD Boys PhYS1C81EdUC3Il01'1. A Supervlsion Baseball Assistant English, Junior and Senior Class Club Head Football Coach. Pep Club Radio Club Plays, Sophomore Class Sponsor Head Track COBCU. 1l'1U2ml11'3lS LAURENCE LEON Social Studies, Head Basketball Coach, Head Baseball Coach, Assistant Football Coach. lf+fW' ,, awk? .rp0"' WARREN POLLEY Business Education, Guidance Co- ordinator, Chairman of Business Education Department, Audio- Visual Aids, Director of Athletics, Sophomore Basketball Coach. Faculty ELROY ROBINSON Science, Junior Class Sponsor. ESTHER SLAVIN Business Education, Tom-Tom Sponsor. IEANETTE TULUMELLO MELVIN STILL-SON Social Studies, Chairman of Ifldl-lSU'i3l AHS. TiCk6I Manager. Social Studies Department, Chair- THERSA WEHR Chairman of 1Hdl1SUi81 Arts man Sponsor of Student Council, English, Latin, Latin Club, Junior Department. Freshman Class Sponsor. Class Sponsor. Custodians and Bus Drivers Cooks Mrs Gaylord Mrs Beattie Mrs Brown Mrs. Cary In this year's picture of the cooks the students notice the absence of Mrs. Alma Beager, who passed away last fall. Andersen Larson Bolton Jorgensen kk , graduating as confident Highlights of the senior class activities this year were the Christmas formal on December Z3 and the winning of the first prize in the Homecoming parade in the fall. Eleven seniors, plus the stage crew, worked together to produce the class play, "The Curious Savage," which was presented April 13 and 14. Sheryl Mair, Cathy Lense, and Don Cardiff represented the class in the Student Council. As the Sequoia went to press, plans were being made for a class trip in the spring. ADVISORS: Mr. Chiappetta, Mr. Cahill, Mr. Grady. O MARILYN PAGLUSCH JAMES STONIS "P3g" CHARLES BEHRENDT "Jim" Biology Club 2, Secretary 2, "Chuck" "A" Club 4, National Honor National Honor Society 4: 56' "A: Club 1, 2, 3,4g Student Society 4, Library Club 1, 2, quoia Staff 4: TOTU 'TOYU Sfiiff Council 4, Class President 4: Latin Club 2g Pep Club 43 Foot- 4: F.H.A- 1. 2: G-A-A- 4: PSP Foorbaii 1, 2, 3,45 Basketball 1, 2, ball lg Basebaii 1, 2,3,4g Class Club 1,41 A Cappella 1. 2: Class Track 1, 2, 3. Plays 3, 4g Class Vice President 4. Treasurer 4. DONNA ANDERSEN Sequoia Staff 4g Tom-Tom Staff 4g Transferred from Chicago, WAYNE ALSHOUSE CHARLES AMBROSIA "A " Club 3, 45 Manager of "Chuck" Varsity Basketball, Baseball, Biology Club 2: Latin Club 2. 3: Football 3,4. Basketball 1, 2, Track 2, 3g Base- ball 1. Class of 1956 JOYCE BABOR Library Club 3,45 F.l-l.A. 1,23 Pep Club 4. Illinois 1954 KAY ANDERSON Chorus lg Biology Club 25 Latin Club 2, 3, 4. JERRY AWE Golf 2, 3. DONNA BALLWANZ G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g G.A.A. All- Stars 3,4. COLETTE BECKMAN "Becky" Library Club 4, Latin Club 2, Pep Club 4, 'Wag x VERNON BURDICK "Vern" Biology Club 2g Class Treasurer 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3,4g Basket- bau 1,2, 3,4g Track 1,2g Band 1. EDWIN BURNETT "Jerry" Band lg A Cappella 2, 4. ROBERT CAIN "Bob" Biology Club 2, Student Council 1, 3, 4, President 4, National Honor Society 3,45 Tom-Tom Staff 2, 3, Sports Editor 35 Latin Club 2, 3, Modem Music Masters 3,4g Basketball 1, Class Play 3: Band 1, 2, 3,4g Class President 1. st' f -zz z 1- :- - .f we : GARNET BEHRENS ..Gam.. Biology Club 2, Tom-Tom Staff 2,3g F.H.A. 1,25 G.A.A. 2, 3,4, Secretary 3,45 Band Ig A Cappella 3. I YVONNE BIGNER "Biggie" Sequoia Staff 3, Tom-Tom staff 4g G.A.A. 2, 3,4g Pep Club 4, Class Play 3, A Cap pella 2, 3, Transferred from Chicago, Illinois, 1953. enior JILL CAMPHAUSEN National Honor Society 45 F. I-I. A 3, G.A.A. 1, 2,4g Modern Music Masters 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Class Play 3, A Cappella 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4. DONALD CARDIFF EUGENE C. CARIQUIST "Ricardo" "Gene" Football 1, 2, 34 Basketball 1, 2, "A" Club 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, 3, 4, Track 1, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, A Cappella 1, 2, 3, 4. Latin Club 2, 3g Class President 2, Vice-President 3, Student ' Council 2, 4. Class of '56 ARLENE CRIBB Biology Club 2, Latin Club 2, 3,4g G.A.A. 1, 2, 3,4g Modern Music Masters 3, 4, Historian 4, Pep Club 45 Band 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, A Cappella 4. KATHLEEN CONLON Kathy Pep Club 43 Transferred from Shxocton, Wisconsin, 1954, SHIRLEE COONEY "Shir1" Biology Club 2, Tom-Tom Staff 4, Latin Club 2,3p F.H.A. 1, P G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: A Cappella 1, 2, 3. JAMES CORBEL ...umm "A" Club 3,4g Football 3,4: Transferred from Chicago, Illinois, 1954. fx Q' DONALD CUGIER RONALD CUNNINGHAM .. Ron.. Football 1. BARBARA DOMEK "Barb" Sequoia Staff 4, Modern Music Masters 4, Band 2, 3,45 A Cap- pella 1, 4, Librarian 4. BARBARA DOOLITTLE "Barb" Library Club lg G.A.A. 25 Modern Music Masters 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Band 2, 3, 4, A Cappella 2, 4. DOLORES DAVIS ..Dee.. A Cappella Choir 1, 2, f' I DONNA DITTMER Student Council 45 National Honor Society 4g Tom-Tom Staff 2, 3, 4, Art Editor 4g Latin Club 2, 3, 4, G.A. A. 1, 2, 3,4, Secretary 2, President 4, Pep Club 1,4g A Cappella lp Girls' Glee Club 2, G. A.A. A11-Stars 3, 4. enior ROBERT ENIS ll ll Biology Club 2g Library Club 4, Coin Club 2, 35 Baseball 25 Band 2. yyyy f JAMES FISH Jim ' "A" Club 3, 4g Baseball lg Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4. DONNA ETTEN SHIRLEY FERRY "Dee" "shin" Tom-Tom Staff 3, Pep Club 4. Transferred from Chicago, Illinois, 1951, JOAN FORBRICH "Joannie" Student Council 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer 4g Tom-Tom Staff 4g Latin Club 25 F.H.A. 1g G.A.A. 1, 2, 3,45 Pep Club 4, A Cappella 1, 2, 3. Ulass of 56 PATRICIA GALLAGHER "Pat" Library Club 4g Tom-Tom Staff 3,4g coin Club 3, G.A.A. 2,3,4g Pep Club 4. Transferred from Waukegan, Illinois, 1953. RICHARD GONDING "Dick" Biology Club 2. VALERIE GRESENS Va Library Club 3g Tom-Tom Staff 3,43 G.A.A. 1, 2, Pep Club 4: A Cappella 1, 3. ov WILLIAM HAMBLIN "Bill" Transferred from Chicago, nlinois, 1954. CAROLE HANSEN National Honor Society 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Vice President 3, G, A.A. 1, 3,4, Modern Music Masters 3, 4, Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1,2, 3, 4, A Cappella 2, Pep Club 4. JOANNE HAYDON ..J0.. Biology Club 2, President 2, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, President 3, Pep Club 1, 4, Chief Rooter 4, Class Plays 3,4, Band 2, 3, A Cappella 1. AL HERMAN "Bi11" "A" Club 4, Biology Club 2, National Honor Society 4, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3,4, Class Play 4. PAT HAMLIN BEVERLY HANF "Linham" "Bev" Student Council 4, Secretary 4, A Cappella Choir 4, Transferred Tom-Tom Staff 3, 4, G.A.A. from Chicago, Illinois, 1955. 3, 4, Class Plays 3,4, A Cappella 3, Transferred from Clinton, Iowa, 1954, enior NANCY HOLMES "Nanc" F.H.A.1,2,3,G.A.A.3,Pep Club 1, A Cappella 3. MARY ANN KEMPH Mar F.H.A. 1,2, G.A.A. 1,2, Pep Club l., M1 T HOMAS KELLY "Tom" Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Blass of '5 SHERYL MAIR "Sam" A Biology Club 2, Student Council 3, 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Sequoia staff 3, 4, Co-Editor 4, Latin Club 3, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, President 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1,4. Jloxot, Q, dwg, 'x WILLIAM LAYTON "Bill" "A" Club 3,4, Track 1, Base- ball 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4. CATHERINE LENSE "Cathy" Student Council 4, National Honor Society 4, Sequoia Staff 4, Tom-Tom Staff 4, F. H.A. 4, Modern Music Masters 3, 4, A Cappella 3. gl-Lx.. .Jxfvkbygsu 'k'NX'35-C-J 'Si'XkfL,, x A . .,.,xQl tu Xl, I9 3s,ft.x-c,q,,X.v5l!i,J'x N A F- if ixkxi x 'cs VQ'f'-NNAL KJACLYNN MARTIN "Jackie" Tom-Tom Staff 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. All- Stars 3, 4, Modern Music Masters 3, Pep Club 1,4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3,4, Class Plays 3,4, Band 1, 2, A Cappella l, 2, 3, Class Secretary 2, 3. DONNA MASOPUST "Dona" Class Vice-President 25 Tom- Tom 1, 2, 3, 4, Business Man- ager 45 Library Club 45 Sequoia Staff 2, 35 Latin Club 2, 3,45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3,45 Pep Club 1,45 Girls' Glee Club 25 A Cappella 1. LILLIAN MCNEIL "Li11" Biology Club 25 Class Treasurer 35T01'1'1-TOITI Staff 1, 2, 3,45 Latin Club 2, 3,45 G.A.A. 1,2, 3,45G.A.A.1,2,3,4,G.A.A. All-Stars 3,45 Pep Club 1,45 Band 1, 2. JEROME MEYER "Jerry" "A" Club 3, Vice-President 45 Student Council 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Pep Club 4, 3 Football 3, 45 xhsxketball 142, 35 saseban 1, 2, 3, 4, Go-Captain 45 'Q my ' H J x X y I - ' Y! 2, 4 ROBERT MAT HEWS "Bob" LENORE McCORD Biology Club 25 Student Council 45 National Honor Society 45 Sequoia staff 4, Co-Editor 45 Latin Club 35 Modem Music Masters 3,4, Secretary 45 Pep Club 45 Class Play 45 Band 2, 3, 4 Secretary 35 A Cappella 25 Trans ferred from Brodhead, Wisconsin, enior LILLIAN Mmocxco "Liu" ELIZABETH MILLER "Bets" Library Club 4. ROSALIE MORRIS JAMES MOWEN TED NIELSEN "Rose" "Mow" Biology Club 25 Student Council 1,4g National Honor Society 3, 45 Tom-Tom Staff 2, 3, 4, Feature Editor 4g Latin Club 2, Treasurer 2: Modem Music Masters 3,4p Pep Club 4g Cheer- JANET NOXON leader 4g Class Play 3, A Cap- "Ian" pella 1, 2, 3. Sequoia Staff 3, F.H.A. 1. U I il s s 0 f ' 5 6 DIANA OLSON Biology Club 2, Sequoia Staff 4, ' Latin Club 2, 3, F11-LA. 1: MARY LOU OSMOND Modem Music Masters 3, 4g A --Louu Cappella 2, 3, 4. Tom-Tom staff 2, 3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g G.A.A. All-Stars 3,43 Pep Club 1,4, Treasurer 1g Girls' Glee Club 1. DANIEL PASKO Dan Band 3g Transferred from Chicago, nlinois, 1952. 4 1 .Wf-1 L. ,ssl if-4 ORA LEE PASZKIEWICZ "Lee" Biology Club 2, Library Club 1, Sequoia Staff 2, 3,4g Tom-Tom Staff 2,3,4g G.A.A. 2,3,4g Pep Club lg Band 2,45 A Cappella 1, 2, 4. CHRISTINE PTASIENSK1 " Chris" Tom-Tom staff 4, Pep Club 4. X I N 4 l ,,-I - l 1 if ALBERT ROBERT RECKERS "PutSle" "A" Club 2, 3,4g Latin Club 2, Eootball 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1,2, 3,4g Baseball 1, 2, Golf 2, 3. EDMUND REED ..Ed,. Biology Club 2, Student Council 3, Coin Club 2, 3, Pep Club 4, Track 2: Band 2, 35 A Cappella 4 JANET PINCOMBE EUGENE PRANGE upinky.. ..Gene.. F.l-l.A. 1, 2g Pep Club 4. Track 2, 3,45 Basketball 1,2g Student Council lg Latin Club 2 enior DONNA REIDEL ..D0n.. Sequoia Staff 3g Tom-Tom Staff2,3,4gG.A.A.1,2,3,4 Pep Club l,4g Cheerleader 4g Band 1,25 A Cappella 1, 2, 3, A11-Stars 3,4. ll gp 1' f Q JUDITH RIEGLER DIANE ROBIS "Judi" "Di" G.A.A. 1,2, 3,45 Pep Club 45 F-H-A- 2:G.A-A-2:T1'al1S- A Cappella 1, 2, 3. ferred from Fox Lake, Illinois, 1953. Class of G,A.A. 1,25 Library Club 2,45 Band 2, 3. ARLEEN RUDOLPH Rudie Pep Club 45 Class Play 3. DONALD RUHL .. Don.. NANCY RYBACKI "Nance" Library Club 2, 35 Modern Music Masters 45 Pep Club 45 A Cap- pella 2, 3, 45 Transferred from Chicago, Illinois, 1953, DONALD SCI-IROEDER ..Don.. "A" Club 3,4, President 45 Student Council 45 Pep Club 45 Football 1, 2, 3,45 Track 1, 2,35 Basketball 25 Baseball 4. MARY SCHWICHT JAMES SCULLY "Switch-lt" "lim" Biology 2: Tom-Tom Staff 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3,4g Baseball 1, 3,4g ' 3,4, News Editor 4g F.H,A. 15 "A" Club 3, 43 Latin Club 2, Bas- G.A.,A. 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. All- ketball lg Class Play 4. Stars 3: Class Play 3, A Cappella 1, 2, 3. DIANE SHEEHAN um.. Class Vice-President 1, Sequoia Staff 3: Tom-Tom Staff 2, 3,45 F.H.A. 1, 2, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3,45 Pep Club 1,4g A Cappella 1, 3, Girls' Glee Club 2. NORMAN SILVER "Norm" "A" Club 3, 4: Biology Club 2, Vice-President 2, Tom-Tom staff 3,45 Baseball 2, 3,4g Band 1. f ll enior BARBARA SORENSON REJOICE STIEBER "Barb" "Red" Library Club 2,4g G.A.A. lg Tom-Tom Staff 2, 3,45 G.A.A. Pep Club 1. 1, 23 A Cappella 3,4. 2.4 w 1 yalr by 2 111 C A-A We DONALD SWANSON "Swanie" e C ' Lat C - ' 1.7 WAYNE NS .. , ,A .. , " ' lb ,3, N af. ,s 165 s 111, p 3Q:p,ivh1., I' I Y A Cappella 2, 3. tba a e tl, 4956254 fi A ROBER TERR ' "Bob" Y "A" Club 3, 4, Biology Club 2, Student Council 3, Vice -President 3, Library Club 1, 2, Pep Club 4, President 4, Football 1, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3,4, Class Plays 3,4, A Cap- pella 3,4, Librarian 3, Secretary 4. Class of '56 wiki 4' :Simba . ,..., In-4-"'9f L f , a 1 . L MARY TULLY . ' A Htmu ii A Bio1ogy'Club 2, Student Council 4, National Honor Society 4, Tom-Tom Staff 2, 3, 4, Editor- in-Chief 4, Latin Club 2, 3, G.A.A. 3,4, Pep Club 1,4, Class Play 4, A Cappella 1, 2,3. GERALD VAN PATTEN PHILLIP WAGNER Jerry Punk Basketball 1, 2, 3. ' ?'f1fTI'?i' Gi - iz-wififvi wtf FRANK WALSH LUCILLE WELLS "Rex" "Lucy" "A" Club 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3,4g G.A.A. 2,45 Pep Club 4, A Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, K Cappella 2, 3. 3,4. , " , X . , L I . , ' 1 5 3 , DONALD WERTZ "Don" Pep Club 4, President 45 Foot- ball 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3,4, President 4, Bovs' Glee Club 3, 4. enior PAUL WILLIAMSON "Wi11ie" Football 1, 2, 3. PRISCILLA WITKOWSKI SUE WOLFINBARGER "Percy" "Suzie" Transferred from Chicago, Sequoia Staff 4g Tom -Tom Staff Illinois, 1955. 2, 3,4g F.H.A. 1, 2g G.A.A. 1,2, 3,45 G.A.A. All-Stars 4, Pep Club 1,45 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3,45 Class Play 4, A Cappella 26 1,2. .JU lon ,Y-19+ A. Mani, Treasurer, Miss Wehr, Advisorg Mr. Chandler, Advisor, Mr. Robinson, Advisorg R. Kapell, Vice-Presidentg R. Mena, Secretary: J. Huml, President. Junior The class Homecoming float "Skunk-em" won second prize. Sandra Tegelman, escorted by Francis Dorner, was the attendant to the Homecoming queen. Class projects to raise money for the May prom were the class play November 11 and 12, the school candy store, the candy counter at the games, and the sell- ing of Homecoming pins. Class rings were chosen in Octo ber and received in February. Betty January, Fred Libert, and Lynn Bolton served as Student Council representatives. ROW lg M. Miller, C. Chinn, T. Cary, C. Bunkelman, S. Angeloff, J. Filiatreault. ROW 2: A. Catardi, R. Ahrens, M. Bushing, B. Bryant, M. Brehen. ROW 3: F. Albert, W. Barnstable, M. Bell. F. Dorner, J. Elliott. ROW 4: C. Butler, G. Chemik, J. Cribb, L. Bolton, P. Claesson, L. Christensen, K. Andersen. , V Y H is S 1 ' ' if W . L, B, 5 QM' 1 5' ' w f .- M A M 1 gb ' 13 , , " I ., ..-. se. y .., R 1 ,Nr K fu. A K S 'L . as s as if . . . I '13 , 7 w-ag. '--t , A , . ,5 K I , ' 1-.1 3 A .. K ., ,,,, k , 1-Y 3 , . 5 1 X W,t ws. SID ,-is QQ E ! We 'uv 'gg sff2lt,g A A ,456 5' AH gk 1 f 2 A ,f2.r r 4 5 3 ' V ,Gs -., 2 N. - -1 fl as , We e rr' A --f , 05. ., S l D 40' 4' N 'im ' L ggaxxitfs Q9 I .fv- ' 'T' 'W' ROW 1: S. Keulrnan, J. Kiehl, L. Gray, M. Greene. I. Hostetler. ROW 2: L. Hansen, D. Holmes, C. Frazier. ROW 3: J. Horton, B. January, C, Hojem, C. lleatlr, T. Gudgcon. ROW 4: W. Henriksen, F. Freitag, R. Kapell, E. llastie, G. lluml, K. Gordon. Juniors ROW 1: J. Mair, S. McGee, A. Nering, C. Kroeplin, S. Kopach, J. Rogers. ROW 2: G. Risch, R. Riihimaki, D. Lubkeman, I. Lystlund, A. Mani, H. Miller. ROW 3:C. Larson, F. Lombardo, R. Rogers, R. Mena, G. Patelski, P. Palmer, J. Rogers. ROW 4: E. Oelkers, J. Matteoni, S. Parker, A. Nelson, A. Princing, R. Plechaty, F. Libert, P. Lehmann. x 3 ' - 5 A -' er ca 2 U, Q x 'E Z L ,aj ' J 4 ' , v' - 1 of A f 4 , ' R-4 1 '17 'I i' "1-' . W ,rw y Q QAM s I J xi. QR I He V chem 5 ga V ne 23355 e befler MS Spe 3 ff-'Snr U1 alter 1017 PICK IO a TM' S ROW1 M Stowe S Tegelman R Stetskal, M Shepard P Spacek M Seyfarth ROW2 J Stubner R Sturm D Valkenaar N Wojczynskt ROW3 G Vaughn E West R. Srch E Salmas J Woolmer ROW4 R Van Patten R. Zeren R. Vlk R. Wehrs I ,favs ,gli vi? QQ - ,,.,.q,,,?, M 11,4 A L HmwgwQ'+ byf- W..-Q -na.. --.Q " 3 l , :... Ai 1 . TI , . O ,. X I 4 if ' , 1 ,322 - is Q ., l' " O in 4 X- . '- W F -W 452 , .. V .,., M .V 4 04379 M' x-, , ,,- x, W., -. H- ! M 0 RE ...Anstriding along :is J. Zelibor, Secretary, P. Zeien, President, Miss Howard. Advisorg A. Hanke, Vice-President, R. Furlan, Treasurer, Mr. Good, Advisor. Denton, C. Arndt. ROW 3: D. Bell, D. Beattie, J. Armstrong, K. Applebey, W. Dury. "Depress Fenton, " a huge iron, was the sophomore entry in this year's Homecoming parade. Other class representatives in the Home- coming festivities were Judy Sheehan, attendant to the queen, and her escort, Bob Paulsen. Student Council positions from the class were filled by Mary Forbrich Karen Rentner and Norman Palenske. ophomore ROW 1: S. Barnstable, B. Alshouse, R. Belanger, J. Bentel, M. Cardiff, J. Burton. ROW 2: P. Bosnick, D. Cullimore, L. Dewar, J. Bailitz, S. Barnstable. ROW 4: N. Boss, I. Ambrosia, R. Abendroth, D. Andre, . F7 , :LL .- 4 'i .if X, .. .. .. .. it 'Z 1. 7 i y f? .uf 177 ,, W if 5 . fi ' 2 , i ' ,X -L L 38- ,A f ' ..' X- , - , fs s R C, ff. if , ,, ,,,,. i ,v , all E, " - , ." W L.,. -if A . I H , .4 2 - , .f - , ,-. Q wr: - 4 ., ,., ,3Z,. f" O" - s Ja ' 4 W I 0 M- W. Q .Jr , 1 '::e. -1 is-.ar 'W-2 -'ff W "' MV ROW 1: D. Gibbs, C. Ellison, J. Gustafson, M. Forbrich, E. Frazier, P. Dressel. K. Hellstern, R. Hartman. ROW 3: R. Furian, G. Fleider, D. Domek, J. Eppers, Hanke, W. Herbst, R. Ecklund. J. Eder. I. Dittmer. .hx ophomores ". L -. f .1 n K 13, 1 Ai W W. .ff L ' QM? , K 'i Q . A ,T A A I A- , I . :A i , .4 G A X v .V . .' , s 9 E1-. Zyl' .W 4 v ROW 2: F. Ferdon, R. Gorman, R. Gelden, R. Edwards, F. Faust, W. Fenger. ROW 4: R. Gable, W. Harm, A. ROW 1: C. McGlynn, A. Hribar, D. Jach. J. Lewis, C. Kopecky, P. Jesse. ROW 2: C. Marotta, E. Kadlec, G. Lystiund, M. Hoirdorf, K. Krieger, R. Lang, F. Lucas. ROW 3: P. Horsch, R. Messersmith, C. Kozioi, D. Maier, W. Hinton, I. Homan. ROW 4: E. Meyer, R. Jonas C. Hucker, T. Horton, L. Kempf, R. James, R. Kopecky. L . ' , 5 , A 2 'Q 'Q-vw, Y W. ,MA 1 '3 VJ Je H-I -, ' . aes., 4-:gr ,li duh 2 i . 3 ll tw 2 1 T' if , Us A 'U 5 s.,l,.. Huff 1,- , , it V4 Sophomnres t ROW 1: B, Monnier, S. Nebel, S. Petersen, K. Rentner, M. Rudolph, G. Royer. ROW 2: R. Moran, K. Plummer, R. Nelson, N. Outinen, G. Petersen. ROW 3: T. Sanhamel, G. Nowicki, K. O'Haver, S. Ott, I. Pyle. ROW 4: T. Portalski, T. Petersen, M. Quilty, R. Rigby, R. Poulsen, D. Mitchell, R. Rockow. ROW 1: P. Zeien, N. Wetterbetg, I, Zelibor, J. Sheehan, M. Smith, L. Wohlfeil, ROW 2: H. Schmidt, E. Storch, W. Scltlung. ROW 3: B. Smith, E. Wohlfeil, S. Van Buskirk, P. Zalatotis, R. Schmidt, A. Stanton. ROW 4: R. Wertz, R. Schaefer, G. Volling, D. Smith, L. Schlunz, D, Stone, F. Sebesta. 2 . - . S ,, f . ' ' A 5 4 ,t . , ' Iii O Q , -.,, ' , - 3. Q ,. . Q ., f P, ,, . Nt ,k,V g f , K Wil , gy, V , ,V gif ,,, ti W, ' W . S. ff T f V7 -Q4 W wr ,J :S s :, f' ' , 5 4, ,. t M g A S S . SSP. if V txt A ,sa H we , . Q, X K I xr, ,. 3? if P 4. 4. , E W gf:-L47 , Q1 .M . N . Q " S Qi ,, I ' A V 1 b , ' V , ' .... V., t rj, N' '+ V 1 , . , X 1 V . . A ' x A , ,, , . f. , . N, 1.4 Q, s' " 'L ' , l i ' , ' . . .- 4 f x - , Q . Q ' - I ' s 5- . . s 'g 4 5 3 , s- ' ' . ' D 'V' 'g' A 'S vi., A ff' ' .' 'lv' Q, 4 Hx ,K M. U ?. V , H' J .- " Lf , ,J "' i 1 1 'W , mfg- wg a X -rfffahvn - ,. ' . - 3 f '11 ' m Q 'Q inf 3 ' ' At"f'1, ' . 5 A - ,Q f 3 158 af 1 Na zfgi,,gW.al,S'.gg u 1131" . ' if 'fs X 0 X 1' Al-J"N'h f'5'H 1' 'RfVf" N if w'1'f'E"k!?x:h"fMZ'r.':"1':l-A"fN . W 1 ' , L-. - ' -3- 1 41 ' , mi 'Y '21 N 3' g ' 54 1 Yr't'1 A 5 ' Ex.. n . ,. V ,A-"' ' bww' """""" .Q , , im ,R Ap' 'M . , q 3 ga f Ei? x 1 - ues, xk fiffi ,1 ', f wang- -, fS,wg1m,,,,? V, V I -4 ,If ' 54v4r,4:f.ig:.Qy ..,.,-- , vt ' 1.lf+mf-4f,,Q..u,?:,:s.'-, V ,W L 3-...,,,,. A 1 -....fff' W,,..,.ff A . ?,Q..q 0 .s,,' nw,5fp1wk1,a:,,,,A , - . ' E l f ' 'S YR. , 1 N FRE HM ' -' in ,, , E i"4""0l'M4- ' -we-I 4 'Si' Mrs. Tulumello, Advisor, Mr. Cramer, Advisor: J. Keisler, Treasurer, E Christensen, Secretary, J. Tully, Vice-Presidenrg R. Behrens, Presi- dent. Fre hmen For Homecoming the freshman class was in charge of the bonfire after the parade, and they also entered a float entitled "Shoot to Victory." Jill Gaston, escorted by Dick Behrens, was the freshman attendant at the dance. The class handled dances after the games and also held a party in the spring. The week of March 12-16 they sponsored Bundle-Week, which is a clothing drive for needy children in the United States and overseas. The representatives for the Student Council were Sandy Barnstable, Alan Moorman and Roger Van Patte ROW 1: V. Biehl, A. Bryant, O. Belke, I. Cribb, S. Barnstable, E. Dalziel. ROW 2: K. Burke, E. Christensen, R. Anderson, S. Aschenbrenner. ROW 3: D. Caddy, R. Cote, P. Case, A. Cheterbok, R. Brueck, A. Bromstad. ROW 4: R. Carlson, D. Christensen, B. Cain, D. Andre, C. Davis, R. Carlson, R. Behrens. I .3 t 0 3 1 A gk., J . 'S .awww ff -nn i 4, ff fi' J- 'Qt L ' 'R ll .,,.f' L L L L L , ig Cx A L' L L ' V Q g X R 4 X f E Q f 3 A , UQ - , is Av' Q Nl. C r , g"'f,' , Q W .ft , 'r 5" J. r XV! 54 ' ' is '., rw.,-fi' , 1 ii l ...., , I ' 1. A . , ,rr Ay' 1 r wg 'K-Jn gr ff? 9 v.q WIT? 'lau- Freshmen ROW 1: M. Geist, I. Griffin, I. Gaston, C. Horton, C. Farmen. ROW 2: J. Hogan, I. Hucker, D. Gray, L. I-lollocker. ROW 3: L. Hoch leutner, W. Dressel, I. Dupre, R. Hogan, H. Hattendorf. ROW 4: D. Hay, J. Dill, L. Gallagher, D. Horton, D. Dewar, D. Freels ROW 1: K. Keulman, C. Kamer, J. Maleck, E. Kibling, C. Keulman, C. McNeil. ROW 2: G. McKenzie, R. Mack, P. Magiera, L May berry, M. Kuzmickas. ROW 3: S. January, D. Mantis, I. Keisler, C. Lupa, B. Krakowski. ROW 4: J. McGee, W. Jarvis, K. Mazzuca D Larson, S. Mayer, T. Kubina, F. Mann. ., ' ' 'Z ,, 1? 'nr J? Qi 1 . ff, ,, 'F 'tiff ,Ov Nl' gl QQ T 5 H A A , 321 4 1 .. , , - "" " t :t . . e g t.: M t , ' ' 'I ' W G' kk' f . . , ,fw lltt .M MGG: W T' 'f R . R , , i G M , gs i , ,fix ,S - , " ' K ' :E tl M 155, ... , L f" ' t 1. L jfifu -0. JE P. s - X F . 3 ii t 4 ev V V V V V V eff' I . uv , ...f ' 'Q-4' 1? R Freshmen ' " A ROW 1: I. Putnam, D. Nettles, L. Pitts, G. Provencal, R. Princing, L. Osmond. ROW 2: W. Moran, I. Mead, J. Oilschlager, R. Metz, F. Menning, V. Nausecla. ROW 3: W. McGuire, P. Macafee, A. Milowski, M. Ptasienski, M. Pullen, M. Nowicki. ROW 4: A. Angeloff E. Portalski. I. Proesel, T. Milowski, G. Morin, A. Morman, C. Phillips, W. Pitts. ROW 1: L. Rothmuncl, A. Rozek, J. Sanders, C. Schley, I. Scharrer. ROW 2: K. Sershon, K. Saylor, F. Stahmer, I. Barski, V. Stovall. ROW 3: D. Runyard, G. Rudolph, I. Reiff, W. Seifert, R. Schlarbaum. ROW 4: M. Rodgers, I. Ring, D. Sheehan. I. Quinn, T. Schissler R. Reed. R. Stam. ve. V. t 1:4 'Q fd! f ' P it... 2 I 533 C f ' 1 P .sf 'Q I 1 Q . . YQSSUI gmc P Nowdoxlo Freshmen Rl , 2 d batfim 2.3 0 u undexstan 'F 35 2 ? ? 9 o ROW 1: K. Van Patten, M. Waigand, J. Wade, L. Wagner, B. Yates. ROW 2: C. Stoffel, D. Winstead. ROW 3: R. Van Patten R, Whtte R. Wozniak, P. Sullivan, W. Yanca. ROW 4: A. Wollpert, K. Ward, J. Tully, R. Teml, J. Zeien, A. Wertz. . 4. - a vm ' ... acl? ., V -14 , fs, 2 tmqi t E sl v-v And now ----- the check and balance system. Tell me a story! gust' 1 Q, Eg, See, Spanish isn't all work. Read to us, Terry. Now is the time ---- How's this for industry? M..--I ,.,.....--qw ,-,.,.,,...-.-.--w--......----n ' fha mf... X A W "fA 'H""" vm ' - f-1ffQg,,,,L - , - .r K,m Y h V- 4 e,eS tmonam :mm S , I r Hr-' WJ: it fa Mrs. Tulumello, Advisor: P. Hamlin, Secretaryzl. Forbrich, Treasurerg I. Haydon, Vice-Presidentg R. Cain, President. Student Uouncil The Student Council sponsors many school social activities such as Home- coming, the Thanksgiving and Christmas programs, and student assemblies and duties as well as serving as the student body government. At Christmastime the Student Coun- cil decided to give S20 to each of four charitable organizations and to give canned gxoods for other worthy groups. One of t e largest money-making pro- jects was the selling of popcorn at the games. The members also sold Christ- mas cards, school pennants, and pins to raise funds for the various activities provided for all the students. The general purpose of this body is to co-ordinate more closely the working relationships of the students and their activities, their faculty relationships, and their social life. The twenty-nine council members are the representatives of the classes, the presidents of all state organizations, and the delegates to Boys and Girls' State. ROW 1: M. Forbrich, C. Lense, R. Cain, D. Dirtmer, S. Mair, L. McCord. ROW 2: S. Bamstable, P. Zeien, R. Morris, M. Tully, K. Rentner, J. Forbrich, B. January. ROW 3: R. Van Patten, C. Behrendt, J. Haydon, C. Frazier, P. Harnlin, A. Moorman, N. Palenske. ROW 4: J. Meyer, D. Cardiff. F. Libert, L. Bolton, R. Vlk, R. Kapell, R. Behrens, D. Schroeder. "x H 34? .Yr I :K 'L qi W ' E . .,-f 52 2: 1 ff Q. ps 1 vv- Q7 L ROW1:J.Fi1iatreau1t, M. Paglusch, D. Ditlmer C Hansen J Haydon S Mau' ROW 21 M. Tully, R. Mean, J. Horton, I. Camphausen L McCord C Lense R. Morris, Miss Bean. ROW 3: J. Meyer, R. Cain, R. Vlk, J. Stonis, J. Kelly, A. Herman, R Srch ROW 1: J. Babor, J. Filiatreault, C. Beckman, D. Masopust. ROW 2: M. O'Haver, D. Sawyer K. O'Haver. ROW 3: Mr. Chiappetta, R. Sturm, R. Ecklund, R. Enis. pq, 'Q' 95 x 3431 1:7 -9 JH L' f -r - 'V " uw - .2 5. W X 2 A The Sequoia staff members were busy throughout the year selling advertising, scheduling pictures, planning layouts, and typing and proofreading pages to meet dead- lines for the publication of this book. In the fall the staff received a rating from the National Scholastic Press Association for the 1954-55 book and were pleased to earn a second place honor rating. equ la taff ROW 1 B Domek A Catardi S Mair L Bolton L McCord, D Beattie ROW 2: P. Palmer, J. Kiehl, L. Hansen, W. Carney, E Wohlfeil R Mena C Hojem ROW 3 J Mair C Marotta C Lense R Furlan, P. Cardiff, C. Bunkelman. ROW 4: R. Ahreus, F Albert C Kroephn R Wertz R Schaefer L Wohlfeil A Cribb ROW 5 J. Rogers, S. Petersen, A. Nering, R. Rockow, G. qu- TU 5,1 v. The Tom-Tong staff publishes their mimeographed newspaper every other Friday to report the news of activities and athletic events and also to provide the students with feature articles, editorials, senior portraits, and the popular gossip column, "Under the Tepee." Other activities of the staff include entering a float in the Home- coming parade, making and selling football programs and sponsoring after-game dances. Miss Slavin, Advisor. L. McNie1, Sports Editorg M. Tully, Editor-in-Chief, R. Morris, Feature Editorg D. Dittmer, Art Editorp M. Schwicht, News Editor Tom-Tom taif ROW 1: D. Sheehan, D. Masopust, M. Tully, D. Dittmer, L. McNie1, M. Schwicht, R. Morris. ROW 2: S. Kopach, P. Zeien, M. Seyfarth, J. Forbrich, Y. Bigner, S. Wolfinbarger, D. Reidel, L. Osmond. ROW 3: J. Hostetler, K. O'Haver, P. Jesse, A. Moorrnan, D. Domek, R. Stieber, J. Martin, S. Angeloff. ROW 4: M. O'Haver, V. Gresens, D. Andersen, C. McG1ynn, M. Forbrich, J. Burton, S. Barnstable, J. Pyle, P. Dressel. ROW 5: J. Rogers, A. Cribb, M. Paglusch, O. Paszkiewicz, N. Silver, J. Tully, A. Nering, P. Gallagher, P. Hamlin, J. Gustafson. The purpose of this club is to provide social and educational activities and to create interest among the eligible Latin students who are currently enrolled or who have taken two years of this language The students meet once a month for lectures, trips to visit museums, or parties. G. Royer, Vice-Presidentgj. Filiatreault, Secretary: R. Kapell, President, Miss Wehr, Advisor, M. Bushing, Treasurerzl. Proesel, Sergeant-at-Arms. Latin Club ROW 1: A. Moorrnan, J. Proesel, L. McNie1, D. Dittmer, D. Masopust, K. Plummer, G. McKenzie, J. Hogan. ROW 2:I. Reiff, S. Kopach, K. Rentner, R. Mena, I. Cribb, C. Chinn, K. Andersen, B. Smith, J. Malek, J. Griffin, S. January, J. Gaston. ROW 3: C. Ruhl, M. Ptasienski, A. Cribb, C. Marotta, M. Tully, M. Forbrich, M. O'Haver, K. O'Haver, C. Schley, M. Kuzmickas, D. Beattie, R. Van Patten. ROW 4: G. Royer, F. Mann, J. Filiatreault, B. Cain, W. Barnstable, F. Albert, D. Jach, J. Haydon, C. Hansen, J. Bentell, J. McGee. ROW 5: J. Lystland, R. Cain, D. Sheehan, R. Kapell, D. Cardiff, B. Metz, L. Gallagher, R. Ecklund, A. Reckers, R. Enis, M. Bushing. 1 V . . fig . - 41. . 'lla Y L Lrg. SL 11 1 The Modern Music Masters' Soci- ety consists of students who are worthy of special honors in the field of music. Two initiations were held, one in the fall and another in the spring for those who proved their ability during the school year. At this year's fall ini- tiation the group's first honorary mem- bership was presented to Mrs. Aschen- brenner, who spends a great deal of time helping others with music. L. McCor Cribb, Hi d, Secretary I Kelly Vice President R. Vik Presrdent A storiangB Doolrrtle Treasurer 0 9l'II . ll IU il BI' ROW 1: N. Wetterberg, L. McCord, C. Hansen, J. Rogers, P. Palmer, B. January. ROW 2 Mr Chenette R Morris M O I-Iaver D. Domek, C. Hojem, K. O'I-Iaver, J. Burton. ROW 3: J.Sheehan, B. D. Olson. ROW 4: N. Rybacki, J. Kelly, R. Vlk, R. Cain, F. Albert, Domek. J. Camphausen A Crlbb C Lense B Doolittle D. Davis. -3' 4-xi, hifi? 4' ku, 1 Twenty-one girls from the home economics classes joined the F. H, A, , whose purpose is to make happier homes, now and in the future. In the fall a beautiful formal installation of officers was held with the girls' mothers as guests. Activities of the year were the Homecoming float, Red Cross boxes, and food baskets to deserving families The club had a Christmas party where gifts were exchanged, sponsored a bake sale, and had a style show for their sewing projects. Judy Horton attended the officers' State Leadership Camp at Lake Bloomington last summer. To end a successful year the club had a picnic at Fox River Park. Future Homemaker ef America ROW l M Shepard D Nettles J Horton B Alshouse D Domek ROW 2: P. Zeien, P. Dahm, A. Hribar, O. Belke, N. Wetterberg ROW '3 C McG1ynn E Wohlfell C Frazier J Kxehl R. Furlan, L. Wagner. ROW 4: L. Osmond, M. Smith, P. Q., 11 . wr Highli ht of the G. A. A. activities for 1955-56 was the October playday, to which the Antioch girls were host- esses to the thirteen G. A, A. 's in this district. In November the initiation and picnic were held, and on December 13 the Christmas party and candle- light ceremony took place. The group sponsored several roller-skating parties during the year and a swimming party in the spring. Another spring event was the mother- daughter banquet. D. Reidel, Treasurerg D. Dittmer, President: I. Kiehl, Vice-Presidentg M. Seyfarth, Secretaryg Miss Donovan, Advisor. Girl ' Athletic Association ROW 1: Y. Bigner, J. Forbrich, J. Hostetler, S. Wolfinbarger, M. Schwicht, M. Tully, S. Tegelman. ROW 2: L. Osmond, D. Reidel, M. Seyfarth, P. Palmer, J. Horton, S. Kopach. ROW 3: D. Ballwanz, G. Behrens, D. Masopust, J. Martin, M. Shepard, S. Cooney, L. McNeil. ROW 4: L. Wells, D. Sheehan, J. Riegler, J. Kiehl, S. Mair, J. Camphausen, A. Cribb, J. Rogers. ROW 5: O. Paszkiewicz, J. Filiatreault, P. Hamlin, P. Gallagher, D. Diltmer, J. Haydon, C. Kroeplin, M. Paglusch, C. Frazier. mwxk .. 1 l-lil ,fi My ., , I nf' ' . .-. 'M 1' - if 1 K . 52 -- QUT .ff N- uf' 'WS' it!" N 1 f" I L SPX Q K x ROW 1: E. Wohlfeil, R. Furlan, S. Barnstable, J. Zelibor, J. Bentel, D. Gibbs. ROW 2: A. Hribar, B. Alshouse, G. Fleider. ROW 3: K. O'Haver, M. Cardiff, P. Dressel, E. Frazier, S. Bamstable, I. Pyle, J. Burton. ROW 4: M. O'Haver, M. Smith, J. Gustafson, C Amdt. S. Petersen, C. McG1ynn, L. Wohlfeil. G.A.A. ROW 1: E. Dalziel, C. McNeil, I. Keisler, M. Geist, M. Nowicki, J. Gaston, P. Zeien. ROW 2: I. Putman, K. Van Patten, I. Maieck, S. McGee, S. Bamstable. ROW 3: L. Osmond, E. Storch, A. Stanton, C. Keulman, L. Hansen, J. Mair, K. Keulman. I. Cribb. ROW 4: K. Burke, A. Rozek. E. Christensen, M. Bushing, M. Stowe, M. Forbrich, K. Rentner, C. Marotta. afwiit V M vw 1 C, . is'- M tets diff- ' ,.,,, , 1 I v Lawf- W ag v digg, an a , 4 is it 5 Q, it if :gg ..,fQ5. Q U 3 xX RadhmlHub A new club, the Antioch Sequoit Radio Club, was founded in A. T. H. S. this year. The aim of the club was for every one of its members to become a "ham" or amateur radio operator. lt also provided for those who were interested a means for learning the principles of radio. The officers were Steve Aschenbrenner, president, and Carolyn Stoffle, secretary pro tem. Mr. Chenette sponsored the club. Pep Club A second new club was formed in November of 1955. Its purpose was to promote a better, more enthusiastic school spirit, a spirit undaunted by defeat and full of hope for the future. The officers who were elected by the mem-bers were as follows: president, Donald Wertzg vice-president, Robert Wertzg secretary, Sue Kopackg treasurer, Mary For- brichg chief rooters, Yvonne Bigner and Betsy Frazierg game announcer, Jim Stonisg sponsor, Mr. Heath. This year the Pep Club selected their hats and letters, sold porn-poms, and advertized the games. The cheers were written up for the benefit of those who didn't know them. The club posted the "welcome" signs at our home games and promoted the idea of the play-by-play announcer, which went into successful effect. G O A O A O A I I t ar I. ROW 1: M. Osmond, M. Seyfarth, D. Dittmer, D. Reidel, J. Martin. ROW 2: Miss Donovan, I. Horton, S. Wolfinbarger, D. Ballwanz. ROW 3: J. Mair, S. Tegelman, L. Hansen, L. McNiel. Each year "A" Club members elect the Homecoming queen and present her with a bouquet of roses at her Coronation. They also help at the basketball ames by cleaning the floor and lay roping it off during half-time. These boys, who wear an "A" hat as their emblem, have gained membership into this club by earning a major letter in football, baseball, basketball, or track. I-I. Strametz, Secretaryg J. Meyer, Vice-President: A. Reckers, Treasurer: D. Schroeder, President, Mr. Kessenich, Advisor. "A" Club ROW 1: H. Strametz, W. Layton, J. Meyer. I. Scully, D. Schroeder, S. Parker. ROW 2: Mr. Kessenich, C. Behrendt, D. Cugier, W. Swanson, N. Silver, I. Corbel. ROW 3: R. Terry, A. Reckers, F. Walsh, J. Fish, J. Stonis, W. Alshouse. ACTIVITIE .43 vi wa f'-+ s 9 'Y Bonfirexis tim rain. NL , I . .H-f-.'.......,.. V , AL :HQ f mi War 3 Y 3 V ' kQ 'LA ' , 4 if -513 ay' -A wo M m V Q-wg? Xe ,N . T 1- r L 1 ,L - f l 2 Af -Q W Mo ,Ar 31, QU'-"x I ' ' ' , 1 X I ' X .V - Q H .,? U WG 4' x . k v-ff gb X X X Z, X X XV x --VT ,Q , -5.37 , 5 - S .- - 'ff-Qilggi, L- Seniors Diane Sheehan Harve Strametz Sophomores Judy Sheehan Bob Pouls en iinnizmnn v1.m.snxun' 1 7 1.1, Homecoming Court Queen Jill Camphaus en King Jerry Meye r 56 V Juniors Sandy Tegelman Francis Dorner Freshmen Jill Gaston Dick Behrens w I 1 Junior Blass Play Henrietta the Eighth, a comedy in three acts, was presented November ll and 12. Selfish Mrs. utton is taught to think of her daughters instead of her clubs and social life. Added to this are a mad love affair between Adele and Jimmy and the evil schemes of Annabele Mason. "Henrietta the Eighth" Wilma Sutton . .......... . Maggie . . . Carol Sutton . Adele Sutton . Claire Sutton . . . Dizzy Lucas . . . Baggy-Pants Baldwin . Ding Barrett . . . Dong Barrett . . . The Coke Set . Anabelle Mason . Jimmy Howard. . Henrietta Carver . Ray Taylor . . Lizzie . . Martha , Director . . . Stage Manager . . Properties . . Sound .... Lighting . . Make -up . , Box Office . . . 57 . Carol Frazier . . .Mary Lou Seyfarth . . Judy Horton . . Carol Chinn ,Patricia Spacek .Dave Valkenaar . . John Elliott . . Albert Mani Norm Wojczynski . Judy Hostetler Laura Hansen Sandra Tegelman Lynn Bolton Richard Kapell Jay Cribb . Sandra McGee .Francis Dorner . Marlys Arndt . . Richard Vlk . . Celia Hojem . Marilu Bushing . Miss Howard . . Janice Kiehl Rosa Elena Mena .Sandra Angeloff . . Joan Mair . Laura Hansen Sandra Tegelman Jean Filiatreault is ,Q ROW 1: L. McCord, M. Paglusch, J. Haydon, P. Hamlin. ROW 2: R. Cain, J. Martin, J. Kelly, M. Tully, J. Stonis, A. Herman, S Wolfinbarger, J. Scully, Miss Howard. enior lllass Play The Curious Savage was presented by the Senior Class under the direction of Misgioward. The play centered around Mrs. Savage, a rich woman, who was committed by her children to "The Cloisters, " a place for mental patients. Her children hoped to gain control in this way of the Savage fortune. With the inmates of "The Cloisters" the play came alive with comedy and also with the seriousness of life in a mental institution. Mrs. Savage . . Joanne Haydon Florence. . U . Lenore McCord Hannibal. . . . John Kelly Fair May. . .Pat Hamlin Jeffrey . . . Jim Scully Mrs. Patty . . . .Mary Tully Lily Bell. . .Sue Wolfinbarger Titus Savage . . . . Bob Cain Samuel Savage . . . Albert Herman Miss Wilhelmina . . Jackie Martin Dr. Emmett . . . ....... Jim Stonis Stage Manager . . . ..... Marilyn Paglusch Production Assistants . . Mary Schwicht, Pat Gallagher Set .... . . . Jerry Meyer, Wayne Alshouse 1955 Prom A picturesque underwater scene meets the eye as we enter through beautifully draped fish nets for the prom, Aqua Nocturne. Dancers twirl past caverns with treasures, anchors and colorful sea creatures. The bandstand and punch table are giant clams, and an enormous octupus stretches overhead to make us feel as if we are dancing to Johnny Kaye's orchestra on the bottom of the sea. A spotlight illumines the climax of the evening, the presentation of the queen and her court. A few more dances and everyone departs with a treasure chest of memories of a wonderful prom. Court Albert Reckers William Layton Robert Terry Donald Cardiff Donald Schroeder Rosalie Morris Marye Schwicht Priscilla Bauguess Patricia Hamlin Donna Ballwanz at x I, Wk E v my yi sw 5 F ggi ,a 1:55 5. 59 'L www QCA fr. ls that turtle alive? 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QS: , '1?' ,a,,,i" . -rf '25 if .1-EQ W N iryn Chri tma Formal Q II, I- Beautiful decorations, including Christmas trees and a sleigh, enhanced the setting for the coronation of Carole Hansen and Chuck Behrendt as King and Queen of the 1955 "Winter Fantasy. " The seniors, who sponsored the dance, elected Donna Riedel, Cathy Lense, Marilyn Paglusch and Diane Robis to serve as attendants to the queen. The girls chose for their escorts Jim Scully, Bob Cain, Vernon Burdick, and Dan Pasko. An enjoyable evening was spent dancing to the music of Frank I.,aurie's orchestra. .2 fn" 1 is :W marching along with A. T. ll. . Band This year the A, T. H. S. music department grew to a total of one hundred and thirty students. Various new musical groups were formed with the addition of a prep band, a madrical group, and several trios, quartets, and sextets from both the vocal and instru- mental line. Five programs were presented to the public with a fall band concert, a winter concert by the choruses, a Christmas concert with both vocal and instrumental groups performing together, a spring band concert, and a spring vocal recital. On October 8 the Antioch band attended the First Annual Band Day at Northwestern University. There they marched, along with 4, OOO other band members, on the field dur- ing the half-time of the Minnesota-Northwestern football game and enjoyed the game as guests of the university. The musicians attended the district music contest at Gurnee on April 7. ROW 1: L. Bolton, I. Kelly, S. Tegelman, L. Dewar, B. Yates, F. Ferdon. ROW 2: K. Plumer, L. Schlunz, I. Rogers, A. Moorman, F Mann, S. January, N. Wetterberg, L. McCord. ROW 3: LQ. Wagner, B. Domek, E. Reed, G. Chernik, C. Chinn, D. Mantis, O. Belke, I. Chibb, D. Dewar, B. Doolittle, K. Applebey, D, Jach, F. Lombardo. ROW 4: I. Sheehan, D. Cullimore, D. Caddy. I. 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'- u "'X .,i I 5 ji 2 W," 5 sn I J' ' 1 i N 'JY dv A f , pr K Horn Quartet Madrigal Group Glue FIRST ROW C Ellrson L Wohferl J Pyle S Nebel L Osmond Mr, Chenette, SECOND ROW: B, Alshouse, M, Waigand, H, Schmrdt A H.r1bar R Schmrdt S Barnstable J Gaston THIRD ROW: R. Belanger, E. Wohfeil, S, Barnstable, J. Scharrer, J. Bentel K OI-Iaver J Eppers B Smrth FOURTH ROW C McG1ynn A, Rozek, K. Burke, S, Mayer, C, Farmen, M. O'Haver R Prlnclng Lf "S 'Om -r 'PD Q 'JK' ..-.,-I 2 an cr fav?-TV: 'f K G rl , : , " , . ' . . , . , . , D g n ' 5 u . ' n g n 1 . . ' . . , . ' . 2 . , '76 er f ,k:' 'uf ' , ei i 7 " .Blat F ib A M 1 V' Q C -f A af S + ft cg ' we :N XKKVL' 4-QQ 0 0 B A -ph Q ww? 'NM 4 T 3 C , f' B EE t W 1 ,, , W I Y T 3 gf 1 M 'Fw as QQ V A Y .l A Uappella Choir The A Cappella Choir this year consisted of fifty-two members. It was very well balanced in voices in that there were twenty-six girls and twenty-six boys. They chose for their president, Don Wertz, vice-presi- dent, Jill Camphauseng secretary, Robert Terry, and librarians, Barbara Domek and Frank Albert. During the year they presented a special assembly program before the student body and also performed in the Christmas Concert, in which they featured "The Night Before Christmas." They gave a Winter Choral Concert and a Spring Festival. In May they took part in the Con- ference Music Festival at Fenton High School. The music contest this year was held in April at Warren Township High School. ROW 11 Mr. Chenette, B. Heiligenthal, D. Freels, L. Gray, O. Belke, C. Heath, C. I-Iojem, L. Wagner, B. January. ROW 2: D. Caddy, J. Hogan, E. Portalski, R. Stieber, S. Angeloff, D. Domek, J. McGee, K. Mazzuca, P. McCafee, S. McGee. ROW 3: B. Hanf, D. Davis, O. Paszkiewicz, B. Domek, M. Brehen, G. Royer, P. Dahm, J. Camphausen, G. Patelski, A. Cribb, B. Doolittle, D. Olson. ROW 4: R. Cain, W. Henriksen, D. Wertz, T. Portalski, K. Krieger, N. Rybacki, F. Albert, D. Cullimore J. Dill, A. Moorman. ROW 5: R. Vlk, R. Terry, D. Mitchell, E. Carlquist, 1. Steitz, R. Kapell, E. Hastie, E. Burneir, D. Cardiff, L. Bolton. V' Prep ROW 1: R, Stam, E. Storch, C. McG1ynn, G. McKenzie. ROW ROW 3: R. Reed, C. Davis, J. Quinn, A. Wertz. uoia Mu ROW 1: K. Plummer, D. Hay, A. Cribb, J. Kelly, L. McCord. R. Cain. mo :lx 1 gli! 1-I ft' -4' 2 'aY1"'g3,5N?4"xS- I k 4 Xi 4... X A' Band 2: Mr. Chenette, C. Ruhl, C. Marotta, J. Gaston, F. Menning. in Matter ROW 2: F. Albert, J. Hogan, I. Cribb, B. Doolittle, D. Stone, ui Qi ,, V 115 'Wi AX, n nnnr ing the mmm win' Yee S K An all-around good bunch. Ver ity Cheerleader At last year's spring election the student body re-elected Jackie Martin, Carole Hansen and Sue Wolfinbarger to the cheerleading squad for the fourth year and moved Janet Rogers up from the junior-varsity squad. Rosalie Morris and Donna Reidel were newcomers to the group. The girls spent many hours after school practicing their cheers and planning the many pep assemblies for the year. The pep-boosters mixed business and pleasure when they attended a cheerleaders' clinic at Illinois State Normal University in the fall. ROW 1: D. Reidel, S. Wolfinbarger, R. Morris. ROW 2: C. Hansen, J. Rogers, J. Martin. se P 'Cv ff se L ' 5' L fi! .1 1 E ' 1 ie g 4 K f be 1' e s e fe E if . a Q - ., f .z 7 if E Y ,g e l ' 2- y bf e .5 e in i l 42 ig f gr P , C 5 4 K ec . f5f?f?!f . fwfkfii S 'bm b , . ' , .g .: fy ', j 1 Q' -Q.-"M W Q v N ' Q1-H mx Q. W ,, . x 3 'J' iw Ia. My .:,1K'7' i r F S. W Var ity Football The Antioch Sequoits tied for second place honors, along with Grayslake, in the conference standings for the 19 55 football season, winning six games and losing two. The games played and the scores are as follows: ' Team Antioch Opponents Wilmot 19 12. Ela-Vernon 14 O Grayslake O 18 Glenbrook 6 26 Bensenville lFentonl-Homecoming 30 O Wauconda 13 7 Palatine 33 12 Grant 18 12 ROW 1: I. Scully, I. Corbel, I. Meyer, H. Strametz, T. Kelly, A. Mani. ROW 2: W. Layton, D. Schroeder, W. Barnstable, C. Beh- fefldi. R. Plechaty. A. Herman, I. Lystlund, M. Bell. ROW 3: Mr. Leon, L. Christensen, F. Dorner, R. Srch, W. Swanson, V. F. Liberr, R. Van Patten, Mr. Kessenich. ROW 4: D. Mitchell, R. Vlk, J. Huml, R. Terry, F. Walsh, E. Carlquist, A. Reckers Burdick, , S. Parker ol ,,. 'R ,- C 1 1' Ai- - ' ,4 ,. , .a ,, vf, 'x xg 4 R., ? FX., 1235 :F y ' W. f fr,-W ,gm . tv, J. v v fu h . Lug , ,uf fx -1 21 vw 1 .ew 5 W-, 7 J -ix mff7',5m I Sw-5285? sy .lv-6 ,4- KY 'A nf-QL 'G 4-s. 4 , ., , .4 .gwfw ,-.f 9- ff. -. xp: 1Q"" Q Siififmfg -V 33 ,V I ,, 4-K Y., .LAI '75-N n,,f'. .WI R-E gal' 1 ' ' ' ' Q w5,1'j-M -,wi an F' . 160 A . 5.-.W . M '.f'v1fTf W ,,f'w,, -. ., -si., -x .ak b I, .. I i x X si ' r 9 u as IXT. :Q ., f- 1 ,R -- A.. .gr vang S 1 M0 1 ,Z -' C Q1f ' D Q ff' ,f T Q f ' uf? , ,M ' 'Q ' H A r' ,, I . K Q :lg 9 V -Q .VJL I L..-'L ssl? N P KE 1 VV W1 I PS T 7 5 B7 MW. W . . 55 f if , b X - Ql1 ,, Q f ,. -V ',,sIu ' av- if A fi rp agar' K, I I 'g'V,,-,,k. 5 in Akxz .... T 4, . K V ,H A Y, 5 -wg., 2 ff -2 -- ,M , ,.f ' W ii . i . JH X- v W 1 f". , Ju ROW 1: D. Bell, G. Lystlund, E. Meyer, F. Lucas. ROW 2: R. Poulsen, D. Stone, F. Sebesta, T. Portalski, D. Smith, R. Behrens. ROW 3: R. Jonas, T. Horton, B. Metz, R. Ecklund, J. Denton, R. James, Mr. Heath. ROW 4: R. Ko- pecky, R. Lang, R. Abendroth, I. Armstrong, C. Hucker, W. Hart, D. Cullimore, F. Ferdon. Freshman uad L q ROW 1: W. Dressel, D. Gray, P. Magiera, I. Reiff, I. McGee. ROW 2: A. Cheterbok, T. Milow ski, R. Brueck, V. Nauseda, P. Sullivan. ROW 3: G. McKenzie, D. Freels, R. Wozniak, H. Hattendorf, T. Ring, Mr. Chiappetta. ROW 4: I. Zeien, D. Sheehan, J. Oilschlager, R. Teml, C. Davis, D. Christensen, R. Carlson. 1 l yXWUl'ly r, VU my RXXTIUM IS' U ggvyxjf X 544 2622. 45 -Sak ?43K : . adlec, R. Lan , R. Poulsen, T. Horton, A. Hanke, F Ferdon, F Lucas FIRST Row E K g . . , SECOND ROW: Mr. Polley. L. Gallagher. J. Oilschlager, J. Dittmer, P. Magiera, R. Rockow, M. Quilty. THIRD ROW: W. Carney, Z 1 t i R. Behrens, R, Jonas, T. Portalski, E. Meyer, R. Hogan, P. a a or s. FIRST ROW: L, Gallagher, J. Oilschlager, P. Magiera, B. Metz, R. Behrens. SECOND ROW: Mr. Good, R. Stam, R. Reed, R. Teml, J. Zeien, B. Cain. THIRD ROW: W. Jarvis, J. Dupre. I. Tully, E. Portalski, R. Hogan. Sq ul W I ...Lg K J X ww 1 rr. .ff f wegff vrygff M, Libertyville Richmond Grayslake Grant Wauconda Glenbrook Fenton Dundee Palatine Warren Ela -Vernon Grays lake Wauconda Grant Glenbrook Fenton North Chicago Palatine Zion-Benton Ela -Vernon Var ity Ba ketball WE 62 69 68 47 63 41 67 45 76 63 65 56 48 65 73 61 64 60 74 67 THEY 60 59 53 61 69 71 73 82 44 46 70 54 52. 57 76 fOvertimeJ 59 61 43 65 68 fOvertime ROW 1 L Christensen, G. Huml, W. Herbst, F. Walsh, A. Reckers. ROW 2: W. Alshouse, D. Cardiff, E. Hastie L Bolton J Fish Mr. Leon. ROW 3: W. Barnstable, A. Princing, V. Burdick, R. Kapell, T. Gudgeon. 14 4, , ,, ,y E .-ygwll, Q.,'HW"J -11 lv I 5 NS' . 5, ,S ,- X "0 'uf ' LA' wh , " -, ..4fi2 '- ,E , g:1a:"ffNE:ihiE au- mf' :J-1. f I' f - 1, 11, . . -fs .J 'N ,' 2 my h , 5 .mr 4' ,.,, sa 1954-55 Junior - Var ity Ba ehall ROW 1: L. Cristensen, W. Barnstable, H. Evans, R. Jonas. ROW 2: C. Larson, I. Cribb, D. Culli more, F. Ferdon, P. Zalatoris, T. Sanhamel. ROW 3: K. Hellstern, P. Gable, E. Oelkers, W. Hart, W. Herbst, E. Meyer, Mr. Grady. if , 4, e ft 0 'tu g In A D-' -LP' 0.1.4. 1. . QE' " ' .4 " .,,! em I,,.g.4uuIl e,,,""-e sensing nee elements ree Anv l I e u -c TATE IM K 0F A 'l'l0Ull "A11 General Banking Facilities" A Member of The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation First National Bank Phone 70 or 80 Antioch, Illinois OTTO'S STEAK HOUSE MOTEL Highways 173-2.1-83 Antioch, Illinois Antioch 389 Compliments of THE RECORD NOOK 245 Main Street Antioch 540 Compliments of MANN'S CERTIFIED FOODS Phone 60 "No job too large or too small" ART LUBKEMAN AND SONS Filling-Black dirt-Gravel-Sand Woodcutting-General Trucking-Tree Removal-Landscaping Phone-Antioch 191 - R GORSKI BROTHERS-WELL DRILLING Grass Lake Antioch, Illinois Antioch 623-MZ 25051 Compliments of MALECK'S GROCERY Indian Point Antioch, Illinois 24042 Compliments of PERRY AUTO PARTS Grand Avenue Lake Villa, Illinois P6044 LAKE COUNTY ROOFING COMPANY Indian Point Antioch, Illinois Antioch, 576-W-1 1064 MATT NOLAN'S RESORT Petite Lake Antioch, Illinois H9441 Compliments of KEMPF'S RESORT and BOAT COMPANY Skis PARK LUNCH Malts, Plate Lunches, Sandwiches Grand Avenue Lake Villa, Illinois Compliments of ANTIOCH LAUNDERETTE Route 173 at 83 Antioch 891 PEDERSEN BROS, IMPLEMENT CO Complete Line of Farm Equipment and G. M. C. Trucks Antioch, Illinois Upholstering-Slip Covers-Drapes H. W. WILSON Manufacturer of Fine Furniture Phone 686-M-1 Antioch, Illinois NELSON'S REAL ESTATE 881 Main Street Antioch, Illinois All Kinds of Insurance Elmer Christophersen ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Lighting Fixtures and Supplies Cor. Rts. 59 and 173 Antioch, Illinois 88 ZENS W, ZENOR Plumbing and Heating Lake Villa, Illinois Yi THE PANTRY 914 Main Street Carry Outs Good Food Antioch 340 88 Compliments of WlLLIAMSON'S GROCERY Elliot 6-4481 Lake Villa, Illinois ii GASTON PRINTING COMPANY Phone 44 - 43 Antioch, Illinois ii ELLIOTT'S GRILL Home Cooking LAKES COMPANY Floor 8: Wall Coverings Distinction, Service 8: Beauty Phone 607 Antioch, Illinios 8888? LITTLE GIFT SHOP 950 Main Street Antioch, Illinois 888 SCULLY AUTO SALES The Best Used Cars We Buy and Sell Antioch, Illinois Wiki? SORENSON'S BAIT SHOP Sporting Goods-Wholesale Raw Fur Dealer Edward Sorenson, Proprietor Cor. Rts. 173 8: 59 YY Compliments of THE TRADING POST Antioch, Illinois ii SNOWWHITE ICE CREAM STORES Routes 173 and 59 ,Antioch and Twin Lakes, Wisconsin Smarts X Country House "We cater to parties, weddings, Sr banquets" Antioch, Illinois Antioch 602 WES' AUTO BODY 8: PAINT SHOP Compliments of "You Wreck Em-We Fix Em" PICKARD, INCORPORATED Phone 76 Phone Antioch 38 Antioch, Illinois Antioch, Illinois E AND L PONTIAC, INCORPORATED ANTIOCH LUMBER 8: COAL CO. INC 362 Depot Street Phone 15 and 16 Antioch, Illinois "Everything to Build Anything" Tel. Antioch 10 10 GAMBLE STORE Tires, Coronado Appliances, Best of Luck Hardware, Batteries, Sporting Goods to the Class of 1956 Antioch, Illinois JOHN L. DUPRE 'HUF 4052 ROYAL BLUE STORE Compliments Loon Lake of Bill Kumst AMIEL FEYERABEND Phone Antioch 760 Auto Dealer 4041 Ilvk Compliments of GIBBS AND JENSSEN WESTERN TIRE AUTO STORE Sporting Goods and Sports Wear Antioch, Illinois Antioch, Illinois Iklk lkfk CAP RADKE AND SON BARBER SHOP Compliments of OSMOND'S SERVICE STATION Route 173 8: 59 Antioch, Illinois CEDAR LAKE SERVICE STATION General Auto Repair D-X Products Firestone Tires Lake Villa, Illinois Phone: Elliot 6-2161 TED'S STATE LINE SERVICE Complete Auto Repairs Towing Service Route 21 8: State Line Antioch, Illinois Phone 778 Compliments of STEITZ'S RESORT Bluff Lake Antioch-420 Antioch, Illinois THE JEWEL BOX Antioch, Illinois Phone 938 PINE TREE MA NOR West Side Route 59 l mile north of Route 132 Elliot 6-7212 CODDINGTON HARDWARE Route 59 8: 173 Phone Antioch 426 ANTIOCH ELEC TRIC SERVICE "We Wire Anything" 543 Lake Street Antioch, Illinois Telephone 642 Compliments of SHERWOOD PARK Lake Villa, Illinois E. H. GLENN 8: SONS Well Drilling and Repairing Automatic Water Systems---Pumps Antioch, Illinois Phone 464 Compliments of THE ADVERTISER Antioch, Illinois Compliments of C. L. WERTZ Well Drilling Antioch, Illinois Phone 403-J I - Compliments of C . Antioch Servwenter Fischer and Gauger Sales ,E Service Chrysler - Plymouth Distributors Phone 590 Routes 21 8: 173 of Antioch, Illinois Jefferson Ice and Fuel Oils BILL'S WELDING 8: STEEL SALES , Compliments of 312 Depot Street Antioch, Illinois THE BEST VENETIAN Phone 446-J BLIND COMPANY OLD ORCHARD INN Come Summer Geo. and Frances Schweiger, Props. Come Swim in the Moonlight Route 21 Antioch, Illinois Shores of LAKE MARIE SANDBAR wok wok CONRAD'S COZY CORNER BILI..'S SERVICE STATION Pizza Carry Outs Loon Lake Phone-Antioch 386 Antioch, Illinois Phone 720 Hkvivkvkvk 2101011 BLUMENSCHEIN BROTHERS THE RURALITE Sewer and Water Home Made Ravioli and Spaghetti Lake Villa, Illinois 1 mile south of Antioch El. 6-6161 or 6-1093 on Routes Z1 - 83 2501091 2101011 GOOD'S GAS FOR LESS 1f2 mile south of 173 on Z1 JOE HORTON Full Line Sinclair Products Metered Service Telephone Antioch 14 Antioch, Illinois JIM MAPLETHORPES MAIN GARAGE Hudson and Rambler Antioch, Illinois Phone 1018 GRANDE C LEANE RS DRIJE CHEVROLET INC. Chevrolet 8: Oldsmobile Sales-Parts -Service Phone Antioch 56 Antioch, Illinois DICK'S GROCERY 920 Main Street Phone Antioch 8 Antioch, Illinois BARNS TABLE AND BROGAN'S Ladies' and Girls' Men's and Boy's Wear Phone 521 Antioch, Illinois WILTON'S ELEC TRIC SHOP WILLIAMS DEPARTMENT STORE 924 Main Street Since 1871 Electrical Contractors Phone 2 Phone 111 Antioch, Illinois Antioch, Illinois HUCKER'S Chrysler - Plymouth Sales and Service Cedar Avenue Lake Villa, Illinois Phone Elliot 6-3431 LAKE VILLA LUMBER 8: COAL CO. Lake Villa, Illinois Phone Elliot 6-2431 STRANG FUNERAL HOME 1055 Main Street Antioch, Illinois Telephone 12 W. V. LAHTI OIL. COMPANY Lake 8: Broadway Antioch, Illinois Phone Antioch 509 For Shell Heating Oils "Printed Meter Receipt for Your Protection" , ORV'S AUTO BODY Compliments of Route 21 8: Grass Lake Road L L A t' h Ill' ' KLAss MEN'S STORE Con ake n me ' mms , , , All Types Antloch' Inmols Automobile Repairing and Service JOHNSON'S RESORT Deep Lake Lake Villa, Illinois AR T' S PAINT STORE Paint, Wallpaper and Supplies 406 Lake Street In Post Office Building Phone Antioch 320 Antioch, Illinois Compliments of THE PALMS PIZZERIA 888888 JIM'S SERVICE STATION Main and Depot Antioch, Illinois Jim Brode 888888 WEBB'S BOAT HOUSE Rt. 173 at Channel Lake Antioch, Illinois 888888 M. CUNNINGHAM CARTAGE Moving and General Trucking Antioch, Illinois Phone 419 888888 RETAIL OUTLET STORE 1 112 miles west of 59 On Route 173 Antioch, Illinois 888888 CARSON'S SPORT CENTER I "Everything for the Sportsman" RURAL SANITARY SERVICE Antioch 477 J' 2 wkaeakscw CARDI' S RESTAURANT in Antioch, Illinois 888888 Compliments of ADOLPH'S At Channel Lake 888888 WHITEY'S CORNER Grocery and Snack Bar Route 59 and Beach Grove Rd. Antioch, Illinois 888888 DICK'S TREE SERVICE Free Estimates Job Insurance Antioch 322 WI 888888 LINDY'S SODA BAR On Rt. 173-2 112 miles west of Antioch Highway 173 "At Cox's Corner" Antioch 473-M2 Antioch, Illinois Phone-Antioch 435-M Chester and June Mazur wrwkakwswecar arakakaevrar Compliments of KING' S I DR UGS Antioch Z2 Antioch, Illinois MARI ANNE'S Women's, Children's Apparel Gifts, Antiques Antioch, Illinois CARLSON FORD SALES, INC. Sales and Service 939 Main Street Antioch, Illinois Phone Antioch 770 E, ELMER BROOK Real Estate - Insurance Phone Antioch 460 915 Main Street Antioch, Ill inois FRED MAIER SERVICE Elliot 6-4151 Lake Villa, Illinois 888888 EFFINGER'S HARDWARE Elliot 6-3611 Lake Villa, Illinoi S 888888 GIBBS VARIETY STORE The Store Of Friendly Service Antioch, Illinois Phone 136 -.I LAKE COUNTY TOWN AND COUNTRY Women and Men's Wear Antioch, Illinois :swarms PAUL R. AVER Y Plumbing, Heating, and Electrical Work Lake Villa, Illinois Antioch 414 Lake Villa-Elliot 6-2261 888888 LAKE VILLA PHARMACY Lake Nilla, Illinois 888888 DALGAARD'S I. G. A. Lake Villa, Illinois Phone Elliot 6 -2171 888888 KEULMAN'S JEWELRY STORE Diamonds - Watche s -Silve rware RCA Radios 8: Televisions Antioch, Illinois 888888 888888 REEVES WALGREEN DRUGS LASCO'S GREENHOUSE Agency "Flowers for all Occasions" "The Finest Drug Store in the Lake Region" Phone 418 Antioch 6 Antioch, Illinois Antioch, Illinois """i""""' w',H, BAETHKE at soN """"""""" Barber Shop Antioch, Illinois MERRY-GO-ROUND BAKERY Personalized Party Cakes Complete Bakery Service Phone - 792 Antioch, Illinois Compliments of LOREN D. SEXAUER TEGEN'S RESORT Deep Lake Lake Villa, Illinois CHARLES J. CERMAK JR. Real Estate-Loans -Insurance 400 lfZ Lake Street Antioch, Illinois Phone 1013 or 1014 CHAIN-O-LAKES CLEANERS Cleaning, Repairing and Tailoring Plant Route Z1 Antioch, Illinois Phone -Antioch 908 8888 NEERGAARD'S Stop and Shop Deep Lake Road and Fifth Avenue Elliot 6-7432 iii RUNYARD AND SONS Well Drilling Antioch 643 J Compliments of END -O-LANE PARK Channel Lake, Illinois Antioch 202-W 8338 TAYLOR'S SHOE STORE Shoes For The Family Antioch, Illinois Phone 130 - R 888 Compliments of ANTIOCH CONCRETE PRODUCTS Phone Antioch 336 xxx 888 - Compliments of OLSON IMPLEMENT COMPANY A at P 352 DeP0t Street Antioch, nunois Antioch Z9 Antioch, Illinois :raw iii CAREY ELECTRIC 8: PLUMBING SHOP D1CK'S BIKE SHOP Antioch, Illinois Phone Antioch 888 Antioch, Illinois ikvklk 883 POWLES DAIRY STORE FROSTEE SNO COMPANY Distributor of dairy products Antioch, 1111110315 Compliments Qf RAY'S GROCERY """"' 'W' 917 Main Phone 35 Antioch, Illinois It -F ,,,,,.,., 7 'vnnooxs z.. .4.,,w ' if I 7' . 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