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

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ACT TWO STUDENT COUNCIL Top row: NY. Phillips, R. Chinn, G. DeBoer, G. Hawkins, R. Doolittle, B. Schneider, R. Hunt. Middle Row: R. Selter, F, Beim- er, Mr, Riechers, Miss Rob- erts, Mr. Bright, L. Laursen, E. Snyder. Bottom row: J. YVhited, G. Pierce, V. Baethke, B. Os- mond, B. Grimes, R. '.l'hill, D. Schneider. ANNUAL STAFF Top Row: R. Strang, R. VVhite, C. Rothers, K. Leiting, j. Ellin- ger, R. Brogan, J. Maplethorpe, R. Thill, D. Sherwood. Bottom row: Mr. Childers, Ii. Tliompsoii, L. Laursen, li. VVhite, Y. Jensen, M. lrlorzin, j. Kapple, li. Snyder, V. Philip- pi, C. Phillips, D. llall, Miss Ol- son. BAND lop row: M. Heath, J. lfllinger, tl. Bartlett, R. Davis, j. Maple- thorpe, XY. Teclcert, R. Chinn, R. lfatriclc, R. Bemis, NN. Dul- gaard, S. Hughes. Middle row: J. XN'hitecl, R. 'lint'- noclc, B. Buchta, Ci, Pierce, Ci. l,6t61'SOl'l, R. lfennema, V. llzieth- I J ke, j. Kapple, V. I hilippi, li. l. XYilliams, D. Smith, R. Bonner Bottom Row: XY. 'l'hompson, R llaethke, j. Perry, l.. Bonner M. Yan l:'atten, Hans Von Hol- wede, li. Craft, l-. Dalgaard, L Mueller, l . Hazen, R. Burke, R Hawkins.

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ACT ONE. FROM flu' CRUCIBLES OF SCIENCE Herein we gain the knowledge that in after life aids us in avoiding the wrath of nature and taking preventative measures against the catastrophes which every year take their toll of human life. FROM THE FURROWS OF AGRICULTURE Agriculture has a vigorous challenge for the young men and women of America. We learn through this study that by scientiiic and modern methods we may live in the closest possible harmony with nature. FROM THE LARDER OF FOODS Without knowledge of this all important subject we cannot hope to live our life to the fullest, to survive. This is perhaps the most important subject offered because of its vital relation to the sustaining of human life. FROM THE MONOTONY OF STUDY HALL Mental discipline is vitally important in any subject. It is here that we learn it, sometimes to our sorrow, but always we benefit in our adult lives if we have learned our lesson well. WE ENTER ADULT LIFE

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GIRLS' GLEE CLUB lop row: G. Freund, Y. Baetli- ke, F. Petersen. D. Jacobsen, ll. Selilosser, Y. Loftus, Y. J. Hook. J. Sniitli, li. L. XYillia1ns. l.. Mueller. Bottom row: J, XYl1itecl, Y. Jen- sen, R. Davis, G. Pierce, Mr. Yon Holwefle, G. Pierce, N. llaeon, li. Craft, l.. Dalgaarcl. CHORUS Top row: NY. Teckert, R. Cliinn, XY. Dalgaarcl, J. Rflinger, G. llartlett, R. Burke, R. Hawkins, D. Smith, A. Fennema, R. Fen- nenia, R. Ilaetlike, V, Craft. Middle row: Y. Raetlike, E. Snyder, M. Doolittle, Y.J. Hook. I. Pacliay, lf. Peterson, B. Buch- ta, l.. Mueller, R. Pierstorff, V. Vhilippi, J. Perry, J. Sniitli, H. L. XYillian1s, li. Craft. llottoni row: A. Nelson, B. Dav- is, G. Pierce, H. Collins, J. Kap- ple, Mr. YonHolwetle, ij. llieree D. Miller, J. YYl1itetl, L. Bonner, l.. Dalgaarcl, M. Horan. BOYS' CHORUS Top row: R. Hawkins, R. Cliinn, XY. Dalgaarcl, J. El:Hn,Q'er, R. llurke, G. Bartlett, S. YVest, R. Roepenaek, C. Shonseheek. Mirlclle row: XY. Rienier, J. Ma- pletliorpe, R. Doolittle, M. Croc- lmli, C. Hawkins, J. Ricltlel, Ci. Hawkins, XY. Randall. llottoni row: l.. Droni, G. Zink, R. Fennenia, XY. Teckert, R. Strang, Mr. Yon Holwetle, D. Sinitli, .Y lfennenia, R. Baetlikc, R. Hallwas. l I 5 I 1 ORGANIZATIONS PAGE TXVENTY-THREE