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

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PRODUCER AND DIRECTORS Mr. Bright taught two years at a country school immediately after Hnishing High School. He also taught Grade School at Cary, Illi- nois, and Mt. Carmel High School. He coached at Mt. Carmel for two years. He came to Antioch in the Fall of 1920, and also coached at Antioch for a couple of years. He has been principal here for eighteen years. Antioch Township High School is proud of its student body. You be- have yourselvesg you study well, al- though most of you could study moreg you are interested in local, national and world affairs, you are L' O' BRIGHT' PRINCIPAL Illinois Uizivwsify Normal, Uiziwmify of Illinois, fl. B., M. A., U11ivcrsiiy of Wis- fozisiiig School A4l111i11is1'mtio11 Clinic, game of school and life like gentle- Uyyjwf,-Sify Uf Wljx,-0,,5j,.,. friendly to one another and come through when needed, you play the men and gentlewomen should. Witliout your understanding and co-operativeness we cannot make this school the great school We are trying to create. Let us all be shipmates together and work for a greater Antioch High School. OUR SCHOOL AS IT ONCE WAS In 1902 two years of high school were started in the old building of the grade school. The subjects were: one year of Latin, plane and solid geometry, biology, English, algebra and physical geography. The teaching staff consisted of one lone teacher, Professor Frank Gaggin. Social activities, such as we enjoy, were practically mentionless. So it seems, as one reflects, that we have much to be thankful 'for even though at present we may think we are suffering untold tortures at the hands of our teachers. PAGE SIX

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OF THE CAST . .. One of the most important groups in the school organization, and the least appreciated by the majority of students, is the Board of Education. Most of the students do not know that they are indebted to this Board for the variety of programs which they may follow during their high school years. Antioch students, upon graduation, are well prepared for entrance into college or into the business world. The Board of Education is in charge of the physical plant and they approve the school policies suggested by the principal. The present Board has made mod- ern improvements in buildings and in teaching devices. The township, village, and students are proud of these additions. Each member of the Board has devoted much of his time to solving school problems as they presentthemselves. The students of Antioch Township High School are greatly indebted to these people for their loyal service and for the interest they have shown in elevat- ing the school standards to higher levels. Mr. Clarence Crowley, having served nine years on the Board, has resigned and Mr. Wfalter Hills, newly elected member, is taking his place. We welcome Mr. Walter Hills. Arthur Maplethorpeg Mrs. Helen Osmond, Secy.g George White, Pres Mrs. Jean Ferris, Clarence Crowley PAGE SEVEN