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

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v Miss Culliton, B. Runyard, S. Harness nnuel Uub Anyone who wishes to belong to the Annual Club is eligi- ble. There ere no officers end the members work for the sole nuroose of oublishing the Sequoia, under direction' of the editor and co-editor. There ere several different deoertments! the oleys, eth- letics, ert division pages, faculty section, cless sec- tybing, music, informel ohoto- tion, clubs, senior end the grenh section. J The editors ere chosen for of the Annual the following yeer according to the amount have done end of work they their trustworthiness. They have been given e gold or sil- ver ewerd. The editor and the co-ediunr chosen to serve for the 1G44 Seouoia lest year were Billie Meye Runyerd end Shirley Harness. ' The meetings ere held in the librery end ere Ulenned by the editor, co-editor, and soon- ser, Miss Culliton. Row 1: I. Maier, L. Truax, J. Felter, B. Palaske, S. Harness, J. Cunningham, A. Pe dersen, R. Scott, J. Message, Row 2: R. McG1ynn, T. Wimmer, B. Gossell, K. Gindich, D. Gross, C. Upton, R. Carlson, I. Ryan, B. Ashe, Miss Cullitong Row 3: T. Yopp, K Fields, A. Harvey, R. Zellhofer, B. Prindle, D. Morton, M. McCann, M. Kel1y,G. King, E. Runyard, B. Bartlett, Row 4: M. Setek, D. Scott, m. Elfering, G. Hawkins, M Hunter, M. Ryan, D. Edwards, O. Himens, R. Risch, R. Lasco, L. Elms, Row 5: W Dow, L. Roblin, R. Trieger, F. Zimmerman, E. Grenus, J. Kutil, S. Klass, E. Feder sen, J. Pregenzer, R. Winfield I

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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

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Volley Ball was the first organized activity of the sea- son. A tournament was held and the Sophomores won. Basketball was the favorite activity. After the interclass tourna- ment was won by a class, Miss Reynolds, G.A.A. Sponsor, chose the most outstanding players for the All-Star team. Spring activities were tennis, archery, and baseball. The initiation this year was one of the best. It began early in the morning with the Freshmen wearing everything imaginable and doing many silly things. A pot-luck sup- per was enjoyed after the an- nual candle light service at which the Freshmen were given their pins. The officers this year were Frances Zimmerman, President, Alice Harvey, Vice President: Barbara Prindle, Secretary, and Mary Kelly, Treasurer. . 6-1 Seated: F. Zimmerman, Miss Reynolds, B. Prindleg Standing: A. Harvey, M. Kelly Glrlsfirme tic ssociarion Row 1: G. Stimpfl, E. Schaefer, D. Morton, B. Prindle, Miss Reynolds, M. Paulsen, E. Weber, J. Crawford, T. Longly, L. Rhymerg Row 2: O. Himens, D. Bauer, R, Mcslynn T. Wimmer, G. Hawkins, L. Meinersmann, M. Elfering, G. Reidel, D. Scott, J. Kumpik , J. Nelson, L. Elms, Row 3: G. Sass, M. McCann, B. Runyard, M. Kelly, I. Holt, A. Harvey, C. White, K. Fields, R. Zellhofer, G. King, 3. Harness, I. Maier: Row 4: N. Ellis, B. Ashe, I. Ryan, M. Gaides, P. McGlynn, C. dston, D. Gross, J. Saylor, K. Gindich, E. Wilton, L. Kuhn, D. Edwards, E. Horton, ow 5: J. Vos, T. Yopp , A, Pedersen, J. Pregenzer, J. Spanggard, J. Felter, B, Palagke, E, Pedersen, M. Hunter, P. Stastny, R. Slazes, E. Grenus, F. Zimmerman 8