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

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jfacultg The Sequoit faculty is topped by few. We are for- tunate to have instructors who are Willing to guide our steps through the trails of learning. During our four years in this Castle We spend a great deal of our time with these teachers. They are always ready to aid us with our personal problems as Well as our academic work. Mr. Kutil CClarencej University of Wisconsiii, B. S. Agrirzilfzm' I . If. A. Club Q. it Mr. I-Iack Qleewis C.j University of Iowa, Westerii Illinois State Teachers' Col- lege, B. E., University of Kansas, M. A. Seienee and Maflvenizaiies Izmior Boys Raekef Cizzgp' Mr. Von Holwede QI-Iansj Prussian State Seminary, Am- erican Conscrvatory, B. M.g Chicago Co servatory, M. M. E., M. M. German M ZlSiC X Sw 'Wifi 1 Mmr1j3fvf1111r11'e Boys Miss Slocum QLucilcj Augustana College, Univer- sity of Illinois, B. S. Typing Sborflmnd I and II Bookkeeping lfj4, VhfJJ.fyAf Mrs. Phillips fMJYgUCfitC Northwestern University University of Wisconsin Dranzulies and Speech Dralnalies Club Mr. Stillson fMelvin 7 University of South Dakota, Eastern State Teachers' C01 lege, B. S., Colorado Stat University I11a'usf1fiui Arts Mechanical Drawing pf f Senior Boys K, - 6

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ff I J J. o. AUSTIN I f fl J. Behind the scenes of everyday life in the Castle of Knowledge is the guiding hand of the school board and the principal. Our castle is exceptionally fortunate in having such a Hne group of men and women to give us the opportunity to climb to the very top of each turret. They have con- tinued to uphold the standards set by pre- vious school boards in providing valuable equipment necessary for our participation in sports, dramatics, vocational clubs, and all extra curricular activities. Mr. Austin, our principal, has come this year from Athens to the Castle of Knowl- edge, Those who are leaving realize that his leadership will be a lasting influence. We have the feeling that he is genuinely interested in our problems and activities. He is always willing to guide our efforts and give us the benefit of his past experi- ence. Mr. Austin has also become a leader in our civic organizations. He is an active member of the Men's Civic Club, the Lions Club, and the Antioch High School Parent Teachers' Association. Left to Right Mr. James McMillen, Mr. Paul Chase, Mr. Arthur Maplethorpe, Mt. Walter Hills, Mrs. Jean Ferris

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nk. r afl- Mr. Childers IReuben I-I.j LaCrosse State Teachers' Col- lege, Beloit College, B. A., Northwestern University, University of Wisconsin European Hisiory Physical Education Coach Freshman Boys Rod and Gun Club Miss Rasmussen QClaraQ Illinois State Normal Univer- sity B. E., University of Illi- nois, M. A. English II and III Senior G' s Iourn :sm C lb QW Miss Larimer Usabelj Eastern Illinois State Teach- ers' College, B. E. Home Economics Cafeteria Home Ec. Club Pep Club Girls' Club Dean of Girls Miss Leland QInaj State School of Science, Wah- peton, N. D., State Teachers, College, Mayville, N. D., A.B University of Illinois, B. S. Economics Civics Librarian K So hornore Girlf 622' A 2,95 wt'- Mr. Austin University of Illinois, M. S. Mafhemafics Principal We JW Miss Smith CAlice EJ Valparaiso College, Barlitz School of Languages, Univer- sity of California Ancient Hisfory American History Lafin Slanzp Club Miss Lyne IDorothyj University of Wisconsin, B.S. English I and IV junior Girls and Annual 5353.235 Robert Chinn Lake College of Commerce Secretary 1 ,Ll x RCA, .' 1-.. , Q f L x - 'eu-f X- 1 , If -s A 1 X 1,31 'Mx I2 M I , . y ,f K. 1 xi! Y, A '+,.,m '-,vs sf,- . ffl Miss gtjnley QMargaretQ Grinnell College, B. A. Twins Business Girls' P. E. G. A. A. Freshman Girls Pep Club Mr. Edwards QElmoj Illinois State Teachers, Col- lege, A. B., Colorado State College of Education, M. A. Physics General Science gif, General Mathematics -'V . . . J Assisianf Principal 'J w- vw