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

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GIRLS' CLUB Gayle Pierce - Doris Fitzgerald Mary Lou Sibley Phyllis Mount - - President Vice-president - Secretary - - Treasurer Andrea Dalgaard - Student Council Representative Miss Roberts-Sponsor At our meetings, which were held every two weeks, we were enter- tained by various members of the faculty. In the fall, we attended the Tri-School Girls' Conference, held at Warren Township High School, Gurnee, on December 12. Mary Lou Sibley was treasurer of the conference. On April 24, we attended the Spring Conference held at Maine Town- ship High School, Des Plaines. Top Row-left to right-M. Galiger, R. Martin, C. Truax, M. Walker, L. Craft, C. Minto, M. Horan, P. Hughes, B. Davis, C. Jorgensen, V. Wells, D. Pet- ersen, M. McCork1e, M. Homan, V. Ames, D. Jacob- sen, E. Behning, J. Perry, R. Cunningham, M. Simon- sen, C. Dangel, L. Costabile, A. Krahn, L. Mueller C. Nielsen, F. Verkest, B. Grimes. Third Row-H. Goodell, J. Sherman, H. Thompson, B. Schlosser, E. Craft, F. Dibble, G. McCormack C. Phillips, B. Hanke, I. Chinn, H. Olsen, F. Beimer, D. Meyer, V. Wilton, J. Jones, L. Dalgaard, L Waters, J. Brett, D. Hall, J. Hughes, B. Sherman P. Luedtke, R. Turnock, H. Fields, I. Poulsen. v Second Row-M. Long, H. Horton, P. Edwards, A. Schultz, W. Bacon, V. Baethke, R. Pierstorff, S. Wilets, D. Smith, M. Teckert, L. Buchta, G. Mahlum, W. M. Manning, E. Zilke, A. Riordan, L. Loeper, J. Kapple, V. Philippi, J. Allner, V. Norman, G. De Selms, V. Greenwald, B. L. Williams, M. Musch, H. Brett, F. Edlmann. Fourth Row-B. Buchta, B. Weber, M. Van Patten, L. Hostetter, M. Doolittle, L. Crawford, B. Leng, D. Fitzgerald, G. Pierce, Miss Roberts, P. Mount, M. L. Sibley, C. Sherwood, A. Dalgaard, E. Barth, C. Cabada, E. Snyder, H. Lubkeman, L. Carney. Bottom Row-E. Van Patten, J. Schultz, E. White, L. Laursen, L. Bonner, Z. Ellis, D. Schneider, M. Hagdahl, E. Ericksen, V. Jensen, B. Andersen, R. Chinn, E. Malget, D. Wolf. W.

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Top Row-left to right: C. Dangel, V. Ames, L. Craft, E. Behning, M. Walsh, D. Schneider, L. Buchta W. Bacon. D. Fitzgerald. B. Petersen, G. McCormack, R. Pierstorff. D. Jacobsen. M. McC0rkle. Second Row: P. Hughes, C. Minto, F. Dibble, J. Brett, E. VanPatten, B. Buchta, L. Crawford, B. Leng M, Doolittle, I. Chinn, B. Hanke, L. Hostetter, H. Lubkeman. E. Ericksen Third Row: L. Costabile, L. Waters, J. Kapple, Manning, P. Luedtke, V. Jensen, C. Phillips, D. Bottom Row: M. Teckert, Z. Ellis, B. Sherman, Simonsen, V. Wilton, J. jones, D. Hall, R. Chinn G. A. A. Mabel Simonsen - - President Valiere Wilton - Vice-president Betty Lu Williams - Sec.-Treas. Miss O'Neal and Miss Olsen-Sponsors The Girls' Athletic Association has Fifty members including thirteen freshmen who were initiated on December 3, each being presented with a G. A. A. pin. On October 16 a G. A. A. Carnival, in which the whole school took part, was given. The proceeds were used to bu new athletic e ui ment and to send Y fl P ten girls to the G. A. A. Camp in June. Eight girls, Virginia Ames, Lucille Waters, Eileen Snyder, Jean Hughes, Ruth Cunningham, Mabel Simonsen, Helen Lubkeman, and Clarice Minto, com- peted in an archery tournament. Eileen Snyder won over Mabel Simonsen with a total of 240 points, the award being a chain and medal. Thirty girls participated in the Annual G. A. A. Telegraphic Tournament. They had to make eight baskets out of twenty-four shots from difficult posi- tions. V. Philippi, M. Musch, M. Horan, G. Mahlum, W. M Meyer M. VanPatten, B. L. Williams, Miss O'Neal, M PAGE TXY ENTY-EIGHT

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JOURNALISTS PAGE THIRTY ANNUAL STAFF Thanks to the Annual staff, Miss Roberts and Mr. Riechers are on the verge of a nervous breakdown. It seems that for some reason or other several members of the staff always had some other engagement at the time of the meetings. Most of these reasons seemed to lead to some fair lady although that was never the excuse which was given. Basketball, play practice, baseball-anything rather than staff meeting. That we finally met, the Annual is proof-we hope you like it! SEQUOIT NEWS STAFF The slogan of the Sequoit News has been All the news while it is news. In accordance with this policy some twenty regular editions have been printed as well as eight or ten extras. The staff has about twelve well trained members who are doing most of the work at the present, but an auxiliary staff is also being trained for future years. Several features have been added this year which in- clude a three column page instead of the old two column make-up. This enables more material to be put on a page, and it presents a much better looking page. Many cartoons have been printed this year and have been such a success that there are sure to be many more in the years to come.