Antioch High School - Panther Yearbook (Antioch, CA)

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STUDENT PUBLICATIONS AnTioch I-Iigh's Two pul:JlicaTions, The Panlrher and sTaTT Turned ouT To The sTudenTs a welcomed and well- The I-li-Life sTarTed rolling early in The year. Under read paper. The annual sTaTT, wITh Ivlr. Eaqleson as The guidance OT Mrs, Ernest The eTTicIenT ediTors and advlsor, worked To puT ouT a beTTer Al-l.S. yearbook. THE PANTHER FRONT ROW, loft lo right: Asif. Ed., Patly R sig Ar? Ed., Sofia Giacornolg Edilor-in-Chief, Natalie Scudcrog Buxinesx.Mqr., Eleanor Plaflanberger, SECOND ROW: Advisor, Mr. Eaqlesong Photo. Ed., Conrad Diefhelm, THE STAFF FRONT RQW, lofi to right: Advariisemunfs, Wilma Davidson, Margarai Naxh: Business, Eieanor Pfaffenbergerg Edifor, lr-lalalh Scudumg Asxf. Ed., Pearly Ross: Arr, Buffs Glacomll: Suhscrlpflonx, Carolyn Burton. SECOND ROW: Pays Hill, Belts Jacobsen, Peggy Sfory, Maureen Furlado, Literary Ed.-Norma Baird, Eleanor Arala, Toby Ernest, ubscrlplions-Buffy Cakebread, June Markers, Glenna David- son, Girls' Sporls Ed,-Belly Comstock, Polly Andrews, Joanna Vlera. THIRD ROW: Photography-Conrad Deithelm, Mr. Eagleson, Boys' Sporfs Ed. Marvin Comsiock, Bob Vranclsnlaurgh, Jimmy Taylor. ,f- THE HLLIFE LEFT T0 RIGHT: Joyce Keller, Beverley Dorn, Chuck STaplelfon,. Janice Sales, Pafly Andrews. THE STAFF FRONT ROW, lefl' To rlghl: Chuck Slaplelon, Joyce Keller, Frances Moiandar, Janice Salas, Advisor-Mrs. Ernest. SECOND RGW, standing: Parry Andrews,,Betfy Cakebread, Beverley Dorn, Joan Smith, .loan Blllaci, Leia Rye, Mary Jane Rodrlquas.

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STUDENT ADMINISTRATIGN The Sludenl Council, guiding body of The school, The loiggesl issue was The changing of our school again successfully faced such problems, decisions and colors To blaclc and gold. This group can look back silualions as Jrhe year presenled. on a year of unusual accornplishmenls. EXECUTIVE CQMMYTTEE SEATED, Eeff fo righi: Wea-President, Eieanm Pfaffenberqerg Frasidenf, Baba Mere:-ada: Secretary, Serta Jacobseng Treasurer, Frances Mciarsder, STUDENT COUNCIL FRONT RCW, left to right: Head Yeif Leader, Doris Aiexanderg Am. Yeti Leader, Mer: Armsirongg Juniar Dian Rep., Donna Hammons: Comm. ei Publiciiy, Mayer Wolfe: Vice-Presidenf, Eleanor Yfaifenbargerz Pfasidnni, Babe Msrcadog Sucre, vary, Save Jacobsen: Chia? of Police, Mel Ressig Traasurar, Frances Molandar. SFCCOND ROW: Asst Yell Leader, Helen Aieranderg Comm. of Girls' Affairs, Buffy Cnmstockg Sophomore Class Reps, Eleanor Arafag Comm. of Enfervainmsnf, Peggy Story: Senior Glass Step., Conrad U'iB1he!mgComm, nf Cultural AH-airs, Jnycu Kalterg Freshman Glas: Rep., Seb Delphg Soph. Class Rep., Kai-Mun Plumfrsag Annual Ediior, Mamie Scuderog Freshman Class Repu Graf-s Huss.

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G.A.A. The beginning of school marked fhe sfar? of a big year for G.A.A, with mofe qirla furninq auf than ever. Under the diredion of Miss Galloway, the qiris have found healrhful recreafion and qood sporfsmanship as an uiiimme reward. G.A,A. Anofher par? of fhis growing organization who are helping fo mainmin the smndarfis which have been bulk? up by simiidr qrouos cf years before, ' XX, .M 4 1 -1 , gg, L, ih A V M Q ,gm F 1 . W4 Q M EMBLEM A This year marked fhe beqinninq of d perbd of recrqaniza- Hun in fhe Embiem A, The membership increased fo N qirls :wer 'Phe uma! 4SY '-'fonev rfisino -Q iv?VM iiffre carried on fo pay for fha beaufifui qoid and whiie sweafefs and A new consfiiufion was esfablished, Imp .ed by fhe significance of fheir society, the qiris look fczrsvard to biqqer and bever fhinqf, for fha fumre qroups. il?LlhM4Kx New mfen? cfwmee oui in Mrs. Bv'H'fj5ir3YiS second dnamcnicx dass. The bin even? of we vwr was fha term may Given in fha Sprinq. This mrdkwcrkfnc Group has dcne waii in Weir mwsf fo imom-we driarriafiz enfsfvfainmenf.