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

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The Pep Club is behind the team and rooting for it all T the way, win or lose. Their purpose is to promote pep and school spirit and they are in there pitching. They sit to- gether at the games and really give out. The officers of l945-44 were President, Shirley Harnessg Vice-President, Louise Elmsg and Secretary-Treasurer, Carol Ruth Upton. The sponsors were Miss Culliton and Coach Kroll. They welcomed the new members by an initation. They have united with the A Club to give several dances after games, for the benefit of the athletic department. Members also sell candy and pop at the Seated! lr. Kroll, 8. Harness, lliee Cullitongames' ' Standing: C. Upton, L. Elms fpep C1116 -Q-'fry A Row 14 I . Kroll, D. Edwards, I. Setek, 0. Himens, J. Nelson, G. Hawkins, l. Elter- ing. D. Scott, B. Schaefer, I. Hunter, Miss Cullitong Row 2: J. Knmpik, B. Bart- lett N. Ellis, B. Ashe, C. Upton, I. Ryan, H. Gaides, J. Saylor, K. Gindick, P. lcalgnn, L, Kuhn, B, Gossell, I. Seger, A. Gossell, B. Horton, E. Wilton, Row 3: D. Bauer, H. lcCann, G. Stimpfl, J. Crawford, J. Felter, J. Spanggard, E. Weber, A. Schweizer, T. Ybpp, A. Pedersen, R. Zellhofer, M. laplethorpe, D. Morton, B. Pri- ndleg Row 4: G. King, M. Kelly, L. Elms, B. Runyard, A. Harvey, K. Fields, I. Holt, T. Ulm er, H. Hardtke, G. Reidel, H. Ryan, L. Meinersmann, R. McGlynn, M. McGlynn, R91 5: C. White, M. Paulsen, I. Haier, S. Harness, B. Busscher, H. Norman, T. Longly, L. Truax, R. Slazes, J. Pregenzer, B. Palaske, E. Pedersen, P. Stastny , E. Grenns, F. Zim erman 5

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The Student Council repre- sents the student body and as- sists members of the school in student affairs. It is an or- ganization which lays plans and puts them into effect for student government. Members are chosen for the Student Council by the classes who hold meetings and elect representatives. One boy and one girl are elected from the Freshman class, two boys and two girls from the Sophomores, three boys and three girls from the Juniors, and four boys and four girls from the Seniors. At the end of the year the Student Council elects the President for the coming year. The Student Council has put on social affairs as homecom- ing, dances, and parties. In cooperation with the local War Loan committee, the Council its own drive for jeep. In the first S3865 worth of stamps were purchased by sponsored buying a five days and bonds the students. Seated: S. Harness, S. Klass, Hr. Birkhead Standing: J. Nader, J. Pregenzer Student Council Raw 1: K. Gindich, J. Pregenzer, S. Klass, S. Harness, Hr. Birkhead, J. Nader Rey 2, nz. Pedersen, u. Hunter, ra. Ryan, T- YOPP. L- Elms. C- Upton: Raw 32 C- 1111'- Qokg, D. Irving, K. Krueger, S. Good, D. Bratrude, J. Cunningham, L. Roblin, W. Dow

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The F.F.A. has several di- visions. Its main purpose is to create better citizens. Under the different divisions comes Supervised Practice. This division tends to give the member experience in farm- ing. He has his own project and Keeps records on it. Every year he increases his pro- jects. He is also compiled to exhibit h1s.project.' Another division is the con- servstion department. Here the F.F.A. boy hes to destroy farm pests, collect, scrap iron, maintain school forest plot and the wild game reserve. There is the community ser- vice department also. The F.F.A. boy helps h1s.commun1ty by taking soil tests, pruning end spraying fruit trees, and herd improvement tests. The F.F.A. boy has to per- ticlpste in some social ac- I Seated: Mr. Kutil, W. Dow, N. 'W11he1mi, Standing: R. Hughes, T. Carlson 131 it .1 , . Theyolfficers this year were: uturcl armers of T merlca. Pres., Bill Dow, Vice Pres., Arnold Bolton, Sec., Norm Wil- helmig Tres., Ted Gerlsong Re- porter, Robert Hughes. . f s Row 1: lr. Kntil, L. Lundgren, N. Wilhelmi, B. Dow, R. Knfalk, R. Hughes, Row 2: B, Drury, R. Carlson, P. Burke, H. French, L. Wolowic, W. Message, R. Toft,'A. Kump- fer, Row 3: R. Edwards, D. Irving, M..Edwards, R. Redmer, T. Carlson, A. Thaing Row 4: R. Wells, P. Wolowic, G. Hunter, 7. Message, J. Crichton, C. Hirocko, R. Scott, R. January 6