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

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First Row: P. Shellinger, R. Sheldon, D. Irving, R. Toft, D. Nedbal, E. Hartnell, R. Prince, A. 'I'ha.1n, H. French. Second,Row: R. January, M. Edwards, G. Severson, R. Edwards, R. Kufalk, W. Elfering, E. Hoselton, R. Scott, L. Seger, B. Message, T. Carlson, C. Mirocko L. Dunford. Third Row: W. Drom, E. Brixen, F. Hoekstra, B. Hughes, M. Wurzbach, B. Dow, N. Wilhelmi, A. Bolton, M. Smith, R. Wells, W. Calhoun, L. Garwood, J. Crichton. The Future Farmers of America have made a splendid record this year. At the Elgin Fair in August, fourteen members showed their calves, sheep, and hogs. At the Wauconda poultry, corn, and grain show, sixteen members showed their projects. Some FFA boys have made quite a record for themselves this year. Richard Hartnell was awarded the American Farmer Degree at Kansas City, Missouri, while Elmer Hartnell and Wayne Drom were awarded the State Farmer Degree at Urbana, Illi- nois. The annual pest eradication contest was an easy victory for Antioch over Warren. Another activity is a seed-selling contest for the Food for Victory Pro- gram. F. F. A. OFFICERS Left to right: Richard Wells, 'Earl Brixen, Elmer Hartnell, Bill Dow, Milton Snith, Mr. Kutil. 31 mac .e.,, 4:wfi':t.,...,f....

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First-Bow: B. Bartlett, G. Reidel, D. Tanner, B. Busscher, D. Morton, L. Rhymer, B. Prindle, R. Drom, C. Upton. Second-Bow: E. Nielsen, I. Holt, A. Kaiser, G. King, M. Peterson, N. McBride, H. Schroeder, L. Hutchison, M. Hardtke, M. Hutchison, Third Row: D. Edwards, M. Setek, C. white, E. Barnstable, B. Palaske, D. Portwich, P. Stastny, L. Truax, R. Winfield. Fourth Row: A. Jones, M. Ryan, E. Horton, D. Gross, I. Maier, P. Chope, M. Elfering, D. Scott, G. Hawkins, P. Harvey, B. Ashe. LIONQ QCONOVHC5 CLUB The Home Economics Club has done its share in the war effort this year. The girls have salvaged all tin cans from the school cafeteria. They washed the cans, removed all labels, and pressed the cans flat. The club held an initiation party earlier in the year to induct all new members. The enrollment of the club is forty-three girls. They are also affiliated with the State Home Economics Club. The club members were hostesses to the F.F.A. at a party. The girls prepared and served all the food. The club concluded the year with a banquet. HOME ECONOMICS OFFICERS Left to right: Georgia Reiael, Carol Upton, Lucille Rhymer, Miss Dixon, Myrtle Hardtke. 30

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First Row: W. Reeves, H. Hagemann, T. Brett, S. Klass, J. Fields, D. Barnstable, B. Chase, R. Stastny, K. Krueger. Second Row: Mr. Kroll, L. Nielsen, W. Petty, J. Nader D. Kaufman, C. Maplethorpe, S. Good, R. Ellis, D. Gaa, Mr. Wolfinbarger. Third Row: E. Brixen, L. Yopp, W. Calhoun, M. Wursbach, T. Smith, C. Dressel, N. Wilhelmi, A. Maple- thorpe, M. Smith, W. Effinger, R. Scott. Q C LU5 The HAH Club is composed of boys who have won major letters in athletics in their high school term. When a boy earns a major letter, he is automatically in the club. A boy who has won a major letter is entitled to wear a Fighting Sequiot Em- blem on his left arm. He also is entitled to wear a service stripe for each letter he earns. The HAH Club and Pep Club work in coordination with one another. Each year they sponsor a show for which they sell tickets. The club which sells the least' number of tickets gives a.partyfbr the other club. The HAH Club gave the party which consisted of skating, skiing, tobogganning, refreshments, and dancing. The sponsors for the HAH Club are Mr. Kroll and Mr. C. A. Wolfinbarger. HAH CLUB OFFICERS Left to right: D. Barnstable, Mr. Kroll, J. Fields, S. Klass. 32 T. 'isss :mrs