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

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1926 : THE SEQUOIA : 1920 LENA SEBORA 'Tvfade up of wisdom and of fun. HAROLD CHRISTENSEN Silence more beautiful than any HILMA ROSING i Modesty becomes her. HAROLD BRITTON It's a great plague to be a handsome man. EDMEE WARNER What does a maiden think about. MARY HERMAN f'Good natured, busy, and a friend to all. WILLIAM SCHWENK A lad of metlle, a good boy. 'Tis good will makes intelligence. l iIJ'iIn11 Dynamite ong. HI-Iii!! 5lTommY!! UEdH Susie HBi11H Page Seventeen

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1926 THE SEQUOIA 1920 J ADELLA RENTNER A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. WILLIAM HATTENDORF For several virtues, 1 have loved several women. CLARA MICHELI A woman's face with natures own hand painted. PHILIP SIMPSON RUTH I-IANKE ll Men of few words are the best men. She doth indeed show sparks that are wit. ANNA SIMMONSON She hath a natural wise sincerity. DONALD CREMIN Page Sixteen And I sat beside her and went to sleep. Opportunity knocks but once. Betty HaPPY Ta Simp Ruthie 'Annie S andy

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1926 THE SEQUOIA 1925 LESTER NIXON To be merrybesf becomes you. BLAN CE SORENSON ll Coquelfe and coy at once her air. DAISY EH RENBORGH ARNOLD SHUNNE PAUL THOMPSON MYRTLE NELSON STEPHEN PACINI Light of heart, fair of face, SON This bold, bad man. A nice big boy. Genile thou arf, H A fellow of plain uncoined consfancyf' RICHARD KENNEDY ELMER BARTHEL I'll warrant him heart whole. Shorty Brownie Dizzy Barney H H Paul lV1yrt Steve H 11 Dick Cyclone To spend ihe times deliciously becomes not men of worth. Pagf' Eighteen 'Tis good will makes intelligence. ll