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

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lube ano tganigations Clubs comprise one of the most important turrets in Antiochls Castle. Nearly every Sequoit is interested in the Club program and does his most toward the betterment of it. In the club program nearly every field of endeavor is found-dramatics, athletics, handicraft, home economics, agriculture, and music. Drama lovers find an outlet for their talent in the Curtain Call Club. Music lovers have many organizations from which to choose. For the talented students-the glee club, chorus, band, and swing band offer opportunities. For the jitterbug Qwith which Antioch is generously endowedj we have the Swing Club. The Student Council is the student governing body of the school. Its members are representatives chosen from the various groups and clubs in school. The purpose of the Council is to form a more intimate understanding between students and teachers, to control school social functions and activities, and to act as an advisory body to the faculty for the students. Under the Student Council, all turrets in the Castle are unified to form an active, contented, co-operative body working together for the good of the school and its students. Stubent Council First row, left to right4M, Delrlates, L. Dalgaard, G. Knott, XY. Cisna, R. Salter, J. Anderson Second row, left to right-D. Schneider, M. VVhite, J. Atwood, H. Atwood, J. Austin, 1. Harvey, E. hay Third row, le-ft to right--VV. Wliite, E. Ruschewski, E. Knickelbein, O. Gussarson, R. Hunt, R. Behler, R. Severson

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4 time 7 eunnmitz Glluh The Home Economics Club of Antioch is one of the most active clubs in school. Isabel Larimer is its adviser. The aims of this organization are to develop girls socially and mentally and to develop their home living. Many of the club meetings were devoted to the discussion of fashions that are appropriate for the high school girl. The Home Economics girls, in collaboration with the F. F. A. boys, gave a joint party. This proved such a success that later in the year another was given. A tea- dance and several hot dog sales were given to raise money. A Mother and Daughter banquet was the Hnal event in the spring of the school year. This club has been active in school life for the last ten years. Sequuii ,Staff During this year, it has been a pleasure and a privilege to work on the Annual staff. This has been made possible by the co-operation and generosity of all students and teachers as well as outsiders. NVe wish to take this time to express our apprecia- tion of their genuine interest. The staff is made up of fourteen juniors to whom different assignments were given. These assignments gave opportunities to write biographies of teachers and stories of classes and clubs. Besides these, many stories were written concerning school functions, class activities, and various programs. The staff had Joyce Anderson and Roberta Selter as co-editors. l3lU1If1IEIli51lI Glluh This club is responsible for the school newspaper that is published semi-weekly. Every student enjoys his school newspaper with its news items, its SpiceH column, fashion notes, editorials, and feature articles. The reporters and their adviser, Miss Rasmussen, spend a great deal of their spare time in preparing the paper. There is a larger membership in the club this year than last. We all hope that we will always have a Sequoit Newsl' to let us know about everything that is going on in the school. Qllarltei Qlluh The Racket Club was organized for the purpose of promoting interest in racket sports, such as ping pong, tennis, and badminton. This club is striving to create good sportsmanship and fair play. The Tennis Club was not active for several years, but this year it was reorganized under the name of the Racket Club. The group sponsors the school tournaments for racket sports. This year they will take part in the inter-school matches. It is hoped that girls as well as boys will participate. Probably interest and membership in the club will increase next year.