Antioch High School - Panther Yearbook (Antioch, CA)

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I+ is proven lhal in any mechanism lhe paris are mainslay in lhe rraining which is received by The useless wilhoulr a lorce lo hold lhem logelher. In sludenls in any school. school life il is The leacher who plays lhis role. To lhese Teachers we Ioolc for guidance in fha I+ is The qualified leacher who is Jrhe leader and educalional fields al Anlioch High School. MORRIS S. ADAMS Social Sludies, Eng. IB., Ec, and Soc. Prob., Orienlalion, Soph. Advisor. EDMUND ATKINSON Assl. Coach, Fund Malh. MARION BEEDE Typing I, ll, Ill, Sleno. I, ll. JACK DANILOVICH Alh. Coach, Boys' P.E. AGN ES FORSELL Ec. and Soc. Prob., Enq, IVB. FRANCES GALLOWAY Girls' P,E., G,A.A. 81 Ernblern A Advisor. MITCHELL HOOKINS Glee, Band, Orch. ANNE G. HOUSSELL Eno. IIA 81 B, Eng. IIIA 81 B, Senior Ad- visor. W. DOUGLAS PATTERSON Orienlalion, Biology, Applied Sci., Fresh- rnan Advisor. ANNE QUERIN Eng, IIIA, IIIB, 21. IIA, Girls' P.E., Junior I-li. Soph. Advisor. CARL L. SWENSON Physics, Algebra, Psy' chology, Pcnmanship, Spelling. ELLSWORTH WELCH Chernislry, Gen, Sci., Jr. and Sr. Sc, 4 LEROY H. BAIRD Spanish I, llg Lalin llg Junior Advisor. NORMA P. BARDSLE Eno. IA and IB, Em IIIA, Drarnalics. JAMES L. EAGLESO Arr, Mech. Drawini Cralfs, Yearbook Ac visor, EUNICE DALY ERNEST Senior, Junior X1 Sopl Eng. Journalism. CARL A. GRAVES Ivlalhennalics. PAUL HARDTEN Typing l, II, lllg J Bus. Tr., Booklceepinc Senior Advisor. BEATRICE LACOSTE Librarian. JANET O'LEARY I-lornemakinq, Cafi leria Managernenl. HAROLD STILES Melal Shop. VIRGINIA G. SWANBERG Homernaking, I-Iomi Planning, Junior Ac visor. ELIZABETH WOODWARD U. S. History, Orie lalion, Freshman Ac visor. RUBEN D. FREEMAI Wood Shop, Carpe fry.

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SENIORS ooizis ALEXANDER RALPH ALCOCER PATTY ANDREWS PEGGY ARNETT LOUIS ARATA JANICE BATES NADA JOY BATES LOUIS BRIONES BARBARA BELL JAMES BROWN PAT BENNETT BOB BU RNETT DOLORES BOYD JAMES BOYD MARY BAGGETT CAROLYN BURTON Like The proverbial ugly duckling we, The class oT '48 began our Treshrnan year in SepTernber, I944. Unsure, awe-sTruck, a liTTle bewildered, we wandered Trom class To class on ThaT TirsT day oT school which rnarked Tor us The beginning OT Those long awaiTed Tour years. We were green. Unce-rTain, we were yeT deTerrnined Thai one day we would Till The places leTT by The seniors upon whom we gazed wiTh worshipping eyes. And we were Thrilled, Too. Our Junior High days were oyer. This was l-ligh School! we were Treshrnen and how well we were made aware of The TacT on The nighT oT our recepTion. Green ribbons, name signs, and lipsTickA-so skillTully wielded by The upperclass- men-branded us. DoughnuT and pie-eaTing conTesTs, Three- legged races, peanuT pushing anTics, leTT us shaken, buT aware also OT The welcome exTended To us. We were in, As we becarne adiusTed To The new school year, we began To look Towards The exTracurricular acTiviTies oTTered. We ioined The organizaTions which appealed To us, ioined wiTh The cooperaTiveness and spiriT needed Tor working TogeTher. WiTh The iniTiaTiye and ingenuiTy Tound in The class. Treshman orienTaTion clubs were organized, and in This war year we were able To do essenTial services, srnall Though They were, The boys oT The class Turned To sporTs. WiTh hopeTul hearTs--and a liTTle elbow grease- --They looked To becoming .-ff' -ni' 7 .o ms., il