Antioch High School - Panther Yearbook (Antioch, CA)

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1753 ii? sf' X CLUB ' Organized only ll1is year, flue Roofefs Club already fills a vilal position in our high school life. Composed of feminine spcrfs fans and advised by Lois Cox if is well represenfecl ai all evenlsg il' has done a gr:-:af deal lo maize 'tlwis school really sports conscious. Starling wiflz flue foofball season 'lime Roolefs Club has parficipafed al all evenfs by yelling, singing, and aiding 'line yell leaders in all ways. lf has succeeded in keeping up flue spiril' al all games and has represented flue enfire Sluclenfk Body as H is an imoorlani cross-seciion of school acfivifies. if LIBRARY STAFF CAFETERIA STAFF The- siudenl' librarians of Anliocli High School can always Cl1eerfulService could well be fhe moilo of flue Caieleria be counfed on for assisfance when needed. Under ilwe quid- girls. Around noon each day lhey are llw mos? apprecialed ance of Miss LaCos'le, Yhey Fill a needed place in sludenf sludenls in A. H. S. acliviiies. D

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FOOTBALL The 1947 season WiTh anxious eyes The TooTball Tans oT AnTioch looked To The opening oT The I947 season. The big quesTion was could The TighTing PanThers hold The ConTra CosTa CounTy FooTball Championship Tor The Third sTraighT year. Even beTore The oTTicial opening oT school. Coach Jaclc Danilovich had The boys ouT on The pracTice Tield drilling and learning new plays in anTicipaTion oT The opposiTion To come. WiTh The vicTory oT Their TirsT game Tresh in Their minds, The PanThers Traveled To meeT The powerTul Lodi Flames and beTore Them suTTered Their TirsT deTeaT in 20 sTraighT wins aT a Third quarTer score, 7 To 0. This deTeaT brouqhT a new de- TerrninaTion and TighTing spiriT To The players, AlThough oTT To a slow sTarT, iT was soon evidenT ThaT Coach Danilovich had shaped anoTher winning Team. ATTer vicTories over Concord, CroclceTT, and MarTinez, The PanThers were prepared To meeT The PiraTes oT PiTTsburq, also undeTeaTed in The league. ExciTemenT rose To a new peak be- Tween The Two rival Towns, and a record crowd oT 9,000 Turned ouT To wiTness The game. As The Teams meT on The Tield There was liTTle doubT leTT as To which was The sTronger. The roaring PanThers pushed The PiraTes over and oTT The Tield in a I9 To 0 win. An ArrnisTice Day vicTory over Acalanes Tinished up The The season Tor The C.C.C.A.L. Champs. This year The blue and gold uniTorms were paclced away Tor The lasT Time, buT every AnTioch Tan will remember The spiriT and superioriTy oT The Teams who wore Them To vicTory, or de- TeaT. In The coming seasons The PanThers will be TighTinq under new colors, blaclc and gold, buT They will TighT wiTh The same degree oT sporTsmanship which is characTerisTic oT AnTioch High School, and The Teams oT The blue and gold.