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

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1928 The SEQUOIA 1928 Elie jgUPlfU1IIUl'B5 A President ...,. . , Delmar Beman Vice President . . r i i Amelia B-ernolfo Secretary ,..,, , Dorothy Hughes Treasurer ...,,.......r........, , ,,rr, , , Lewis Beman In 1926, a class of some 45 Freshmen passed one of the most important mile- stones of their lives when they entered the portals of the A. T. H. S. At the Junior party, shortly after their advent into the new life, the Freshmen were initiated into the mysteries of the school, and made regular members. During this year, they were Well represented in all school activities. The following September, nearly all of the original class returned ready for more work and fun, and willing to help those who had stepped into their outgrown shoes. The Sophomore class is keeping up the good work that was begun in their in- itial year, and We hope they continue to do so in future years, that they may deserve the honorable name of A. T. H. S. students. qi.. We labor and baz e no resf. Page Seventeen

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1928 The SEQUOIA 1928 Elie m1I1Iil.'I1'5 President , Louise Simons Vice President . . , ..... Lloyd Murrie Secretary i . Martha Wfestlake Treasurer . . , , ..., f , .,,,,..,. Richert Folbrick A lost group of Freshmen found their way into the A. T. H. S. in September 1925. Before the month was over, they had been initiated by the Juniors, and gradually settled down to study. The greatest achievement of their Sophomore year was the welding togeth- er and formation of a firm and united class. The Junior-Freshman party was the opening social event of the following year. On November 4, 1927, the Junior County Fair was a product of the combined efforts of the class. During their years at school, the Junior Class has proven itself deserving of recognition in the athletic and social, as well as scholastic Helds. At present, the Annual Junior-Senior party is being planned, and we hope it will be a success worthy of their past achievements. We speak with fongzzes more than you all. Page Sixteen

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1928 : The SEQUOIA 1928 Ezzzirl.. C' U 2 4x25 men President . s . . . Juanita Nickerson Vice President . , . . A . Helen SilT10USCH Secretary i , s ,,,..., Vera Bown Treasurer , . . , , Mildred Robinson The fun-loving, ambitious group of youngsters who came to us in 1927 have so far proven themselves worthy of the respect of their upper classmen. We recognize among their ranks the scholars and athletes of tomorrow, and we hope that they may continue to stand solidly behind our school, so that when they become upper-classmen, they may not differ, in spirit at least, from the many who have gone before them. The snzallcst ffaings are often ffae most difficult to deal with. Page Eighteen