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

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TED SMITH llTed-ll NAV Club H3 Journalism 13 Football kj Boxing 1,23 Chorus 13 Ambition: Avia- tion VIOLET SMITH Ilvi ll G.A.A. l,2,5,hj Pep Club 5,h3 Home Ec. 13 Dramatics 1,2,53 Operetta 23 Swing Club 2,53 Tableau ljBBDd 13 Chorus lj Ambition: Secre- tary DORIS STRANG nDimpyu G.A,A. l,2,5,hj Home Ec. 1,23 Annual Club 2,5,h3 Pep Club 5,43 Swing Club l3 Christmas Play 2,53 Operet- ta 13 Jr. Plan Chorus l,2, 53 Play Tourney 2,53 Ambi- tion: Secretary CAROL WATERS Dramatics Club 1,2,3j Vice Pres.3 Student Council 23 Tableau l,2,53 Pep Club 5,h3 Annual Club 2,53 Jr. Play3 Christmas Plays 1,2,5, Play Tourney l,2,53 Ambition: Nurse MAX WURZBACH uMaxwelln From Grant in 19595 NAM Club 5,h3 F.F.A. 2,h3 Rod and Gun l,2j Baseball 23 Boxing 23 Football 2,5,h3 5 Major LStt8TEj Christmas Play 53 Tableau 53 Ambition: Join the Marines LAWRENCE YOPP nLawr1en, HAH Club 5,h3 F.F.A. 1,23 Rod and Gun 1,23 Baseball 5,M Football kj Track 5,h3 Jr. Play3 2 Major Letters Junior Prom, we sold candy and ice cream after school. Our Junior rings gave us much pleasure when we received them before the Christmas holidays. The girls as well as the boys were active in sports. The girls won the bas- ketball tournament and the boys participated in baseball, track, football, and bas- ketball. Both boys and girls were active on the annual staff. The officers of the Senior Class are: JACK FIELDS, presidentg BILL EFFINGER, vice-pres1dent3 VIRGINIA POULSEN, secretaryg and CLARA WURSTER, treasurer. In Decem- ber the Class sponsored a Talent Show entitled nM1nt Julep Jamboree.n This was a great success as was the Senior Play, HBest Foot Forward,u which was presented in April. Our Student Council representatives are ELLA FAY, CHARLES MAPLETHORPE, CLARA WURSTER, PATRICIA RYAN, HOWARD HAGEMANN, EARL BRIXEN, and ARTHUR MAPLE- THORPE who is the president. We were also well represented in sports. All in all, our four years of'h1gh school have been very successful, and the many happy times we have had together will be remembered the rest of our lives.

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ETHEL NELSON nBabeu Home EC. 55 Swing Club 25 Ambition: Com ercial Artist PHYIJLIS PAIJEER HP E P ll Home EG. 25 Pep Club 5,M5 Dramatics Club lg Swing Club lg Tableau 23 Jr. Playg Ambition: Nurse ROMAN PFANNENSTILL Annual Club 5,h5 Swing Club 2,53 Tableau l,2,53 Play tournaments l,2,53 Jr. Play, Ambition: Business executive JOHN RUNYARD Rod and Gun Club 1,25 Boxing lg Chorus lg Ambition: Be a Naval Air Corps Pilot PATRICIA RYAN ltpatil Transferred from Parker High, l9h2j Annual Club kj Pep Club M, Treasurer of Student Council M5 Ambi- tion: To understand people D.TLl.5. .pn-A BETTY SCHIEBE nBetsu G.A.A. l,2,55 Secretary lg Home Ec. 25 Dramatics Club 2,53 Swing Club lg Christmas Plays 23 Tableau 2,53 Jr. Playg Senior Playg Ambition: Nurse BERNARD SHERMAN Transferred from Holy Ghost Mission House, l9M5g Ambition: Pilot in the Army Air Corps CLARE GRAY SIEBEN nPetieH Transferred from Von Steuben lghlj G.A.A. 5,35 Pep Club 5,Mg Christmas Play 55 Play tournament 5g Cheerleader M5 Dru Major- ettee 5,M3 Ambition: Acro- batic dancer and nurse RICHARD E. SIEBEN nnickn From Von Steuben in l9Ml5 Basketball M3 Foot- ball M, Boxing 55 Ambition: Army MILTON SMITH UNH-lt!! A c1ub ug F.F.A. 1, 2,5,h5 Secretary M5 Rod and Gun 2,55 Baseball 5,M3 Football 55 Major Letter: Track 5,hg Boxing l,2,5,M3 Ambition: Aviator

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SQNIOQ CLQSS DQOPLJQCV Mr. and Mrs. DICK KAUFMANN are getting the lodge ready for the summer, which gives Dick a rest from his work as a physical education director at Northwestern University. Mrs. Kaufmann is probably better known to you as CLARA WURSTER. Their three children Dick Jr. and Clarissa and Clarence, twins, are with them and have as their nurse, PHYLLIS PALM R. ELLA FAY arrived last night with her handsome boss, JACK FIELDS. BUD MAPLETHORPE is the leader of the orchestra playing at the Sequoia Lodge and CLAIRE SIEBEN'S acrobatic dancing is a favor- ite with everyone. DORIS STRANG and VIRGINIA POULSEN, who have a month's vacation with pay, are also here visiting with the Kaufmanns. Both of these girls are doing secretarial work for the government. Mr. CHARLES FISHER, Funny Man of the Air, arrived early this morning with his wife-to-be, Miss LURA JEAN MINTO. Their their first prom date. Ah, here comes a handsome Why, 1t's SARAH and EARL. And who should be with ter. That famous African explorer, JOHNNIE MEYER DORA HENNINGS, are just back from Africa and have romance dates back to aviator and his wife. them but Sarah's sis- and his pilot, THEO- many interesting things to tell. ROMAN PFANNENSTILL and his commercial artist, ETHEL NELSON have just arrived by train and BILL EFFINGER, the handy man at the lodge, has gone to meet them. By the looks of the bus load that is arriving, we are going to have a very gala affair. Here comes DOLORES KUTZ and LORETTA KULIGOW- SKI, authors of the famous Kuligowski Encyclopedia with illustrations by Kutz. DALE BARNSTABLE, coach at Antioch High and VIOLET SMITH, with her boss Mr. Birkhead, Principal, arrived on the bus just now. Three former classmates, CHARLES JORGENSON, forest rangerg HERMAN HESS, diesel engineer, and DON HUTCHISON, a mechanic, are talking over old times. DOROTHY MORTON, private secretary to the President of Standard Oil Com- pany, PAT RYAN and MARJORIE HASNEY, who are both married to famous Doc- tors, are also here. Pat is still continuing her study to understand people. HOWARD HAGEMANN, who is a Professor at Wisconsin University, and ALICE FOX, who is manager of the Bell Telephone Company in Antioch, are coming too. Henscomes the special bus for Service Men that we have been expecting. On this bus we find JOHN RUNYARD, CLARENCE DRESSEI, BILL LUBKEMAN, WAYNE DROM, and FRED HOEKSTRA, who are all Naval Air Corps Pilots, and BERNARD SHERMAN, MILTON SMITH, TED SMITH, and HENRY GLENN, who are Army A1I'COFpS Pilots. Also on this bus are BILL CHASE, TODI MAPLETHORPE, and ELM R HARTNELL, all of whom are plane mechanics. BETTY SCHEIBE, who is an Army nurse, also arrived on this bus. We think that we are very fortunate to be able to have this many of our high school graduating class with us. We were very sorry to receive a telegram this morning from Dr. LAWRENCE YOPP with regrets that he and his nurse, VIOLET FLINT, would be unable to be with us. We also received regrets from DICK SIEBEN, JIM MORTON, and MAX WORZBACH, who were unable to get leave to attend our reunion. CAROL WATERS, who is on a non-stop flight to South Ameri- ca, also is on our absence list. TOM BRETT spends his time traveling abroad and is now in Australia. lk