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The
SEQUOIA
1937
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ANTIOCH
HIGH
TOWNSHIP
SCHOOL
Volume VI
«
Published
by
the
Class
of
1938
»
PAGE ONE.,
FOREWORD
As the Seniors dedicate themselves to the symbolism of the ivy, so do we, the .Juniors, dedicate this
page to them and their future.
IVY DAY
The ivy .... is symbolic
of all things dear to the
hearts of the students. It
is symbolic of industry
. . . . of faith, ambition,
perseverance.... of courage, valor, and beauty.
-M.K.P.
PAGE TWO
To Our Class Advisers
We, the Junior Class
of
Antioch Township High School
Respectfully Dedicate
This Publication
DEDICATION
PAGE THREE·
ADMINISTRATION
The members of our Boal'd of
Education, with the exception of
Mr. Arthur Maplethorpe, have
served the school for a number
of years. In 1937 Mrs. Jean
Ferris was re-elehed, and Mr.
Maplethorpe wa~',elected to fill
the vacancy lelft bythe departUre
of Mr. Paul Zeien.
Arthur Maplethorpe; Mrs. Helen Osmond, Secy.;
Mrs. Jean Ferris; Clarence Crowley
PAGE FOUR
George White, Pres.;
L. 0. BRIGHT, Principal
Illinois State Normal University
University of Illinois, A. B., M. A.
University of Wisconsin
Mathematics
In 1920, when Mr. Bright first became principal at Antioch, there were only six
teachers and 62 students. The building consisted of only six rooms besides the assembly
hall and gymnasium.
When the new building was completed in 1927, there were eight teachers and 153
students.
At the present time, we have a faculty of fifteen members and 263 students.
PAGE FIVE
FACULTY
ELIZABETH H. BENNETT
CLARENCE KunL
Iowa State Teachers College
GrinnelL College, A. B.
Univ. of Chicago, A. Th.L
University of vVisconsin
Agricultztre
Englisb
LINA A. BRUMUND
HELEN MAE OLSON
Northwestern University,
Supervisor of Music
Commerce, B. S.
School of Ed., M. A.
California University
Gregg Shorthand College
International Accountants
Society, Inc.
Illinois School of Filing
Northwestern Univ .. B. S.
Gregg Business Co!iege
Commerce
Physical Education
Commerce
l~
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REUBEN H. CHILDERS
AUGUSTA O'NEAL
Beloit College, B. A.
LaCrosse State Teachers'
College
University of \Visconsin
Northwestern University
History, Jltbletics
H
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Lms
. A o f Wisconsin, B.
Umv,
Art
Library
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of'AGE SIX
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Indiana StateTeachers'College
University of Colorado
Commerce
Physical Education
MARGUERITE K. PHILLIPS
New York School of Drarna tics
University of \Vi~consin
Northwestern University
Dramatics
EDWIN G. SPACIE
RUBY RICHEY
Illinois State Normal University, B. E.
Columbia University, M.A.
Foods, Clothing
Science
N. III., State Teachers" College, B. E.
University of Iowa, M. S.
University of Chicago
Science
HuBERT H. RIECHERS
MELVIN M. STILLSON
Platteville State Teachers'
College, B. E.
University of Colorado
Mathematics
University of S. Dak.
Eastern State Teachers'
College, B. S.
Colorado State University
Industrial Arts
Mechanical Drawing
HANS VON HoL WEDE
CoRNELIA M. RoBERTs
University of Illinois, A. B.
U niv. of Chicago, A. M.
History, English
Prussian State Seminary
American Conservatory,
B. Music
Chicago Conservatory,
M. M. E., M. M.
HZ'~
AucE E. SMITH
Valparaiso College
Berlitz School of Languages
MILDRED HuuK
Secretary
Latin, History
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PAGE SEVEN
LLI
CLASS
ALLNER, JAYNE
Secretary, Sophomore Class
Vice-president, Puzzle Club, 2
Girls' Club, 3-4
Class Play, 3-4
Glee Club and Chorus, 1-2-3
BACON, WILAH E.
Secretary, Senior Girls' Commercial
Club, 3
Girls' Club, 4, G. A. A., 3, 4
Class Play, 3-4
Band, 3-4
BARTH, ELVERA
Commercial Club, 2
Airplane Club, 3
Class Play, 4
Play Tournament, 4
BROWN, KENNETH
President, Freshman Class
Student Council, 1-4
Puzzle Club, 4
Play Tournament,
Class Play, 4
Airplane Club, 3
Track, 3-4
BUCHTA, LEONE
Home Economics Club, 1
Girls' Club & G. A. A., 3-4
Art Club, 4
Class Play, 3-4
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CHRISTENSEN, ROBERT JOHN
Student Council, 3-4
Class Play, 3
DALGAARD,ANDREA
/ Secretary, Sophomore Girls
Student Council, 4
Commercial Club, 2
Class Play, 3-4
Girls' Club and G. A. A., 3-4
Play Tournament, 4
Glee Club, 1-2; Chorus, 1
DIBBLE, FERN I.
Puzzle Club, 2
Latin League,
Stamp Club, 4
Girls' Club and G. A. A., 3-4
Play Tournament, 2
DRECOLL,ALBERT
Puzzle Club, 2
Couriers-News Staff, 3
Class Play, 3-4
Play Tournament, 3-4
EDWARDS, PEARL
Home Economics Club, 1
Commercial Club, 2-3
Girls' Club and. G. A. A., 3-4
Class Play (Business Crew), 4
Kenneth Brown, Leone Buchta,
Fern I. Dibble, Albert Drecoll, Pearl Edwards
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PAGE TEN
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Doris Fitzgerald, Everet Galiger, Robert Griffin, Willis Griffin, Ambrose Griffith,
Harold Edmund Groebli, Otto Hanke, Calvin Harden, James Herman, Arthur Houghton
FITZGERALD, DORIS
Home Economics Club, Pres. 4, 1-2-3-4
President, Junior Girls
Girls' Club, Vice-president, 4, 3-4
G. A. A., 3-4
Class Play, 3-4
Play Tournament, 4
Book-Week Play, 4
Christmas Play, 1-4
Red Cross Council, 4
GALIGER, EVERET
Airplane Club, 3
GROEBLI, HAROLD EDMUND
Class Play, 3
Play Tournament, 3
Christmas Play, 1
Manager of Basketball, 4
HANKE, OTTO
F. F. A., 1-2-3-4
President, Junior Boys
Class Play, 3-4
Play Tournament, 2-3-4
GRIFFIN, ROBERT
F. F. A., 1-2-3-4
Class Play (Stage Crew 4), 3
HARDEN, CALVIN
Tumbling Club, 4
GRIFFIN, WILLIS
Annual Staff, 3
F. F .. A., 1-2
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Class Play, 3-4
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Boxing, 3-4
Band, 1
HERMAN, JAMES
F. F. A., 1-2-4,
Couriers-News Staff, 3
Vice-president, Junior Class
President, Senior Class
Class Play, 3-4
Baseball, 3-4
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GRIFFITH, AMBROSE
Elburn High School, 1-2
Stamp Club, 4
F. F. A., 3
Class Play, 4
Basketball, 3-4
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I:J:OUGHTON, ARTHUR
\'Varren High School
F. F. A.,
Basketball, 4
PAGE ELEVEN'
Leslie Houghton, Jean Hughes, Cleo Cabada, Anthony Kubs, Ted Larson, Loretta Loeper,
Russell Luedtke, Robert Madsen, Marjory McCorkle, Charles McCormack
HOUGHTON, LESLIE
Warren High School
F. F. A.
HUGHES, JEAN
Home Economi1=s Club, 1
Puzzle Club, 2-3
Couriers-News Staff. 3-4
Annual Staff, 3
Class Play, 3-4
Christmas Play, 4
CABADA,CLEO
Latin League, 1-2
Commercial Cub, J
Class Play, 3
Christn1as Play, 2
Play Tournament, 2
Glee Club, 1-2
KUBS, ANTHONY
Puzzle Club, 2
Class Play (Stage Crew), 3.
LARSON, TED
Airplane Club
Class Play (Pub, Agent 3), 4
Basketball, 2-3-4
PAGE TWIELVE
LOEPER, LORETTA
Home Economics Club, 1-2-3
Girls' Club and G. A. A., 3-4
Glee Club, 2
LUEDTKE, RUSSELL
Commercial Club, 3
MADSEN, ROBERT
Class Play, 4
Baseball, 1-2-3-4
McCORKLE, MARJORY
Home Economics Club, 1
Latin League, 3
Girls' Cltib and G. A. A., 3-4
Class Play, 4
Glee Club, Chorus, 1-3-4
McCORMACK, CHARLES
Editor, News Couriers, 4
F. F. A .. 1-2-3
Student Council, 4
Class Play, 4
Play Tournament, 4
NORMAN, VIRGINIA
MEYER, DOROTHY NELL
Student Council, 3; Treasurer, Senior
Girls; Home Economics Club, 1-2-3-4;
Girls' Club, 4, and G. A. A., 3; Class
Play, 3-4; Home Ec. and F. F. A. Play,
3; Christma3 Play, 4; Book-·week Play, 4
Home Economics Club, 1
Girls' Cl1i1,p and G. A. A.,.3-4
Art Club, 4·
Class Play, 3-4
Orchestra, 3, and Band, 2-3-4
Chorus, 1-3-4
PAPE, LORRAINE
MICHELI, CAMERON
Home Economics Club, 1
Commercial Club, 3
Girls' Club, 4, and G. A. A., 3-4
Chorus
Class Play (Prop. Crew), 4
Latin League, 1
President, ] unior Class
Class Play (Prop. Crew), 4
Secretary, Senior Boys
MINTO, DONALD
PETERSON, BERTHA
Student Council, 4
Treasurer, Sophomore Class
Treasurer, Junior Class
F. F. A. (Pres. 4), 1-2-3~4
Class Play, 3-4
Play Tournament, 2-3-4
Cheerleader, 3-4
Band, 2-3
Vice-president, Freshman Girls; Vicepresident, Senior Gitls; Secretary, Senior
Class; Sec., Tri-School Conference, 3;
Sec., Home Economics Club, 4; Girls'
Club and G. A. A., 3-4; Cla3s Play, 3-4;
Play Tournament, 4; Christmas Play, 4;
Book-Week Play, 4
RIORDAN, ALICE
MORTENSEN, ROBERT
MOUNT, PHYLLIS
Secretary, Student Council, 4
Secretary, ] unior Class
Vice-president, Senior Class
Treasurer, Girls' Club, 4
Horne Economics Club, 1-2-3-4
Class Play, 4
Christmas Play, 4
Book-Week Play, 4
Glee Club, 1
.
Lucy Flower Technical School
Home Economics Club, 3
Christmas Play, 3
Couriers-News Staff, 4
Glee Club, 3
Class Play (Stage Crew), 3-4
ROSENSTOCK, CLARENCE 1
~1
Puzz.le Club, 2
Airplane Club, 3
Stamp Club, 4
Class Play, 3-4
Base Ball Manager, 4
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4
Dorothy Nell Meyer, Carner~ Micheli, Donald Minto, Robert
Virginia Norman, LoqN~e Pape, Bertha Peterson, Alice
PAGE THIRTEJ;:N,
Conrad Shedek, Warren Sheehan, Clara Sherwcod, Mary Lou Sibley
Rkha<d Slyoto{Y.~~
~"no< M•rio Zilk<
SHEDEK, CONRAD
F. F. A., (Vice-pres,, 3), 1-2-3
Class Play (Stage Crew)', 4
Band, Jazz, 2-3-4, 1-2-3-4
SHEEHAN, WARREN
F. F. A., 1-3-4
Class Play, 4
Boxing, 3
THILL, ROGER ANTHONY
President, Student Council, 4
Treasurer, Senior Class
President. Sophomore C:lass
Class Play, 4
Basketball. 1-2-3-4
Baseball, 3-4
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.rr,
ANDE S
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F. F. A., 1-2-3-4
NELSON, HARRY
Tumbling Club, 4
MEEK, ROBERT H.
WILTON, VALIERE
Roosevelt High School
President, Senior Girls
R. 0. T. C. 1-2-3-4
Treasurer, Freshman Class
SHERWOOD, CLARA
Civics Club, 1-2-3
Vice-president, Sophomore Class
Class Play, 3-4
Shakespeare Club, 1-2
Treasurer, Couriers News Staff, 4
Secretary, Freshman Class
Hearst Trophy Rifle Team, 3-4
Vice-president, G. A. A., 4
Girls' Club, 4, G. A. A., 3
Sixth Corps Area Rifle Team, 2-3-4
Class Play, 3-4
Play Tournament, 3
International Drawing Exchange, 3
Christmas Play, 1-2
Christmas Play, 4
Interclass Baseball, 3
Commercial Club, 3
Glee Club, 1-2-3
Latin League, 1-2
OVERTON, LILLIAN, L.
Glee Club, 1-2-3; Chorus, 2-3-4
Home Economics Club,
SIBLEY, MARY LOU
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Business Club, 2-3
Vice-president, Student Council, 4 ZILKE, ELEANOR MARIE
Chorus, 1-2-3-4
. Treas., Tri-School Conference, 4
Union High School
Glee Club, 1-2-3-4
Latin League, 1
Hardin High School
Junior Play, 3
Girls' Club (Sec. 4) G. A. A., 1-2-4
Treasurer, Commercial Club, 3
Interclass Tournament Play, 3
President, Stamp Club, 4
Couriers-News Staff, 4
Band, 1-2
·
Vice-president, Junior Girls
Sequoia Staff, 3
Girls' Club and G. A. A., 4
Christmas Play, 2
G. A. A., 3
SLYSTER, RICHARD
Christmas Play, 3
Airplane Club, 3
Glee Club, 4
University High School, U. C. L. A.
PAGE FOURTEEN
SENIOR OFFICERS
James Herman
President
Phyllis Mount
Vice-president
Bertha Petersen
Secretary
Roger Thill
Treasurer
Miss Smith, Mr. Spade-Advisers
herman before the days of perry and the mumps .... aye aye
eaptain griffin .... thill and madsen lake villas pride and joy ... .
two cool calm and collected seniors norman and fitzgerald ... .
three cool calm and collected seniors bacon dibble edwards ... .
strong silent senior slyster .... one cool calm and collected senior
this could go on forever .... dont tell us that shampoo makes your
hair curly ambrose .... stillsons serious students . . . . mighty
rnortensen .... what a man brown .... romeo hanke and juliet
barth .... allendales napoleon thill .... tony kubs tumbling clerk
.... the cream of the senior crop allner norman mount fitzgerald
and petersen ....
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JUNIOR OFFICERS
Bernard Osmond
President
Vice-president
jack Crandall
Sec.-Treas.
Russell Doolittle
Miss Roberts~ Mr. Riechers-Advisers
, bright aml shining as the moon ruby chinn .... yes yes as. you
were s~ying mr w e king .... dressels alias barrymore profile ·. ~ . ·.
·aunty gayle going to town .... wendell how can you stand it to be
. .;alon~ $0 mu~h '. ~ .. oh boy aint that kissable'fennema .... thats a
..ford for 'you bud .... to keep your prestige as editor betty you
. l"~ally.oug-ht to have some copy in your hand ..•. one of the hard
working schneiders .... the only time you see art.and bill woman
less is in a picture .... er gosh gee aint love grand russ and winnie
.... three cool calm and collected junior girls howd that get in
here .... what makes winnie so bashful genevieve·..... not babe
ruth just groebli .... the bright and shining english .iii-class ....
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JUNIOR GIRLS
Top Row-left to right: G. McCormack, D. Smith, M. Teckert, E. Malget, R. Chinn,
V. Wells, M. Galiger, W. M. Manning, R. Cunningham, V. Greenwald, B. Andersen
Second Row-V. Baethke, B. Sherman, M. Homan, H. Olsen, B. Grimes, G. Mahlum,
H. Goodell, B. L. Williams
Bottom Row-E. Van Patten, M. Musch, L. Craft, Sec., G. Pierce, St. Council Rep.,
Miss Roberts, M. Simonsen, Chairman, G. DeSelms, V. Ames, H. Brett
JUNIOR BOYS
Top Row-left to right: A. Fennema, S. Hughes, R. Luedtke, R. Rasmussen, C. Smith.
A. Maleck, W. Phillips, G. Hawkins, J. Nielsen, D. Truax, M. Gro.ebli, R. Denman.
~econd Row:
H. Rudolph, B. Andersen, D. Elfering, W. E. King, W. G. King,' R. Doolittle, R. Chinp., C, Hawkins, D. Kistler, W. Nelson, C. Miller,
A. Van Patten, J. Thomas
Bottom Row: S. West, R. Roepenack, Lester Perry, P .. Hazen, Sec>Treas., J. Crandall,
Pres., Mr. Riechers, J. Riddel, V. P., B. Osmond, St. Council Rep., B. Schneider,
B. Simon, R. Hallwas
PAGE SEVENTEEN
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SOPHOMORE GIRLS
Top Row-left to right: D. Wolf, E. Ericksen, M. Hagdahl, C. Nielsen, M. Horan.
]. Sherman, C. Jorgensen, P. Hughes, C. Phillips, A. Krahn, S. Wilets,
F. Verkest, R. Pierstorff
Second Row: H. Thompson, H. Fields, M. Long, P. Luedtke, B. Schlosser, I. Poulsen,
E. Craft, F. Beimer, St. Council Rep., V. Philippi, J. Brett, R. Turnock
Bottom Row: J. Kapple, L. Carney, B. Davis, V. Jensen, E. White, Sec., Miss Brumund,
C. Minto, Pres., L. Laursen, Treas., E. Snyder, V. P., D. Hall, H. Lubkeman
SOPHOMORE BOYS
Top Row-left to right: G. Fox,]. Maplethorpe, W. Da1gaard, St. Council Rep., T. TolL
F. Zilke, W. Randall, R. Burke, R. Homan, C. Schonscheck, G. Bartlett,
C. Hostetter, K. Leiting, G. Carney
Second Row: R. Gaston, A. Weber, R. White, R. Strang, L. Dibble, H. Vandenberg,
]. La Fleur, R. Patrick, Leslie Perry, T. Manning, R. Brogan, E. Smith,
0. Winfield, H. Quedenfeld
Bottom Row: H. Atwood, M. Miller, R. Story, C. Rothers, D. Sherwood, Pres., R. Davis.
Sec.-Treas., Mr. Childers, j. Effinger, L. Keisler, V. Horton, R. Bemis, R. Thill, L. Seger
CLASS
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SOPHOMORE OFFICERS
Jack Effinger
President
Veneita Philippi
Vice-president
James· Maplethorpe
Secretary
Janice Kapple
Treasurer
Miss Brumund, Mr. Childers-Advisers
some shivering sophomore boys bartlett brogan maplethorpe ....
aint white handsome orville .. : . sophomore girls sure stick to
gether dont they .... this ones got us speechless .... eileen cupid
snyder .... no easter parade just millie and eileen .... we' couldnt
think of a crack for this one doris and harriett .... hold it please
story .... leiting shenvood thill three lake villa bigshots ....
hurry up gals youll never make it at that rate .... west what are
you doing in this panel with hostetter .... what have they got a
lemon for a birdie strang .... headed for a nice quiet evening at
home lorraine
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FRESHMAN OFFICERS
President
Raymond Baethke
Vice-president
Leona Hostetter
Sec.-Treas.
Gordon Knott
Miss O'Neal, Mrs, Bennett, Mr. Stillson
-Advisers
grayslake beauties behning doolittle leng .... get that duck over
there miss olsen .... just a couple of gentlemen of salem fennema
and vandenberg .... maids of salem the schultzs .... so thats
why perrys moved to antioch eh bill .... whats the matter did he
leave you in the lurch .... mamma that hawkins boy is here again
.... the last of the dalgaards .... the three musketeers glenda
jean and virginia ....
FRESHMAN GIRLS
Top Row-left to right: L. Crawford, L. Dalgaard, E. Behning, B. Weber, I. Chinn,
B. Buchta, M. Walker, L. Costabile, C. Dangel, D. Jacobsen
Second Row: M. Doolittle, H. Horton, B. Leng, J. Jones, R. Martin, L. Waters.
J. Perry, L. Mueller, Z. Ellis, F. Edlmann
Bottom Row: A. Schultz, C. Truax, M. Van Patten, B. Hanke, V. Pres., Miss O'Neal,
L. Hostetter, Sec.-Treas., D. Schneider, Pres., L. Bonner, J. Schultz
FRESHMAN BOYS
Top Row-left to right: R. Bonner, 0. Palaske, F. Swensen, M. Heath. R. Hawkins,
R. Prince;· R. Wells, E. Knickelbein, R. Fennema, G. Voltz
Second Row: A. Sorenson, E. Costabile, R. Campbell, R. Wilkinson, E. Rajewski. ·
P. Sterbenz, M. Schneider, R. EHering, B. Teckert, G. Pierce
Bottom Row: R. Willett, C. Wurster, W. Cisna, G. Knott, Pres., D. Palaske, Sec.-Treas.
Mr. Stillson, J. Bla.ckman, V. Pres., R. Baethke, A. Wilets, J. Atwood, G. Winfield.
PAGE TWENTY-ONE
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ATHLETES
ys
BASKETBALL
The Seq:uoits started out slowly, losing all of their practice
games. However, they finally got going and won four straight
conference games, finishing in eighth place in the conference.
Then they went on to win the district tournament in the playoffs
for the State Championship. They lost the first game in the Regional Tournament, thereby ending the season.
HEAVYWEIGHTS
Antioch
LIGHTWEIGHTS
15
Richmond
24
Antioch
16
Warren
27
28
Kenosha
16
"
13
Libertyville
22
Warren
23
"
19
Grant
15
15
13
27
19
15
27
29
18
24
16
54
33
24
Libertyville
Grant
Warren
Waukegan
Ela
Wauconda
Lake Forest
Barrington
Palatine
Bensenville
Arlington
Leyden
22
25
"
6
15
Warren
14
Waukegan
28
"
"
"
17
Ela
12
2a
Wauconda
Lake Forest
33
"
"
14
15
Barrington
15
Palatine
23
"
31
"
"
14
Bensenville
Arlington
4
27
14
Leyden
18
17
22
14
16
45
29
20
25
38
41
PAGE TWENTY-FOUR
10
18
Waukegan Tournament
Wauconda Tournament
Antioch
"
28
Grant
25
20
Wauconda
18
Antioch
22
Maine
32
FIRST TEAM
Top Row-left to right:
Bottom Row:
H. Groebli, ]. Crandall, A. Maleck, B. Osmond, B. Schneider,
A. Griffith, Mr. Childers
R. Doolittle,]. Effinger,]. Riddel, T. Larsen, R. Thill, Capt.
SECOND TEAM
Top Row:
Mr. Childers, R. Hallwas, J. Blackman, R. Brogan, W. Dalgaard, R. Denman.
T. Manning, M. Schneider, H. Groebli
Bottom Row:
R. Burke, C. Hawkins, M. Groebli, A. Houghton. G. Hawkins,
C. Smith. H. Vandenberg
PAGE
TWENTY-FIVE
This year the physical education work has been reinstated
as a department. As a result of the school's requirement of three
years of physical education for graduation, the number of classes
has now been increased to four each for boys and girls. These
classes meet three times each week, one period being devoted to
health and hygiene, and the other two to regular gym work.
Under the direction of Mr. Childers, Miss O'Neal, and
later Miss Olsen, many new types of training have been added
to the traditional physical education work. Both boys and girls
are now privileged to participate in basketball, baseball, track,
tennis, volley ball, and gymnastics. Special equipment for the
boys includes the boxing ring and mats and apparatus; for the
girls, archery equipment and hockey equipment have been provided.
Probably one of the most successful and enjoyable projects ever sponsored by this department was the Gym Exhibit of
. PAGE. TWENTY-SIX
- and GIRLS
April 2:3, directed by Mr. Childers and Miss Olsen with the able
assistance of Mr. Von Holwede for the music. This consisted of
marching, drills, folk dancing, exhibit work on the bars and ne\V
equipment, pyramid building, class demonstrations, and square
dancing (a new feature of this year's gym classes which has been
most popular).
The exhibit was presented twice. In the afternoon all the
,grade school children of the vicinity were the guests of the high
:school, while in the evening, the gymnasium was again filled to
capacity by adults.
Not only the faculty sponsors but also the student participants should be complimented on the spirit of co-operation
which was evident during the preparation and presentation of the
Exhibit. When questioned as to whether this would be an
annual affair, Mr. Childers said, "You ain't seen nothing yet!"
Top Row-left to right: C. Dangel, V. Ames, L. Craft, E. Behning, M. Walsh, D. Schneider, L. Buchta,
W. Bacon. D. Fitzgerald. B. Petersen. G. McCormack, R. Pierstorff. D. Jacobsen, M. McCorkle.
Second Row: P. Hughes, C. Minto, F. Dibble, J. Brett, E. VanPatten, B. Buchta, L. Crawford, B. Leng,
M. Doolittle. I. Chinn, B. Hanke. L. Hostetter, H. Lubkeman. E. Ericksen
Third Row: L. Costabile, L. Waters, J. Kapple, V. Philippi, M. Musch, M. Horan, G. Mahlum, W. M.
Manning, P. Luedtke, V. Jensen, C. Phillips, D. Meyer
Bottom Row: M. Teckert, Z. Ellis, B. Sherman, M. VanPatten,
Simonsen, V. Wilton, J. Jones, D. Hall, R. Chinn
G. A. A.
President
Mabel Simonsen
Vice-president
Valiere Wilton
Betty Lu Williams
Sec.-Treas.
Miss O'Neal and Miss Olsen-Sponsors
The Girls' Athletic Association has fifty members
including thirteen freshmen who were initiated on
December 3, each being presented with a G. A. A. pin.
On October 16 a G. A. A. Carnival, in which the
whole school took part, was given. The proceeds
wen~ used to buy new athletic equipment and to send
ten girls to the G. A. A. Camp in June.
Eight girls, Virginia Ames, Lucille Waters, Eileen
Snyder, Jean Hughes, Ruth Cunningham, Mabel
Simonsen, Helen Lubkeman, and Clarice Minto, competed in an archery tournament. Eileen Snyder won
over Mabel Simonsen with a total of 240 points, the
award being,,a chain and medal.
Thirty girls participated in the Annual G. A. A.
Telegraphic Tournament. They had to make eight
baskets out of twenty-four shots from difficult positions.
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B.
L.
Williams,
Miss
O'Neal,
M.
GIRLS' CLUBGayle Pierce President
Doris Fitzgerald
Vice-president
Mary Lou Sibley
Secretary
Phyllis Mount
Treasurer·
Andrea Dalgaard - Student Council Representative
Miss Roberts-Sponsor
'-.
·At our meetings, which were held every two weeks, we ~ere entertained by various members of the faculty.
•
In the fall, we attended the Tri-School Girls' Conferen&e, held at
Warren Township High School, Gurnee, on December 12. !Mary Lou
Sibley •was treasurer of the. conference.
On April 24, we attended the Spring Conference held.. at Maine Tow_nship High· School, Des· Plaines.
.
Top Row-left to right_.:.M, Galiger. R. Martin, C.
Truax, M. Walker, L. Craft, C. Minto, M. Horan,
P. Hughes, B. Davis, C. Jorgensen, V. Wells, D. Petersen, M. McCorkle, M. Homan, V. Ames, D. Jacobsen, E. Behning, J. Perry, R. Cunningham, M. Simonsen, C. Dangel, L. Costabile, A. Krahn, L. Mueller,
·
C. Nielsen, F. Verkest. B. Grimes.
Second Row-M; Long, H. Horton, P. Edwards, A.
Schultz, W. Bacon, V. Baethke, R. Pierstorff, .S.
Wilets, D. Smith, M. T¢ckert, L, Buchta, G. Mahlum,
W. M. Manning, E. Zilke, 'A. Riotdan, · L. Loeper,
J. Kapple, V. Philippi;; J. AHner, V. Norman:, G. ·De
Selms, V. Greenwald, B. L. Williams, M .. Musch,
H. Brett, F .. Edlmann.
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Third Row-H. Goodell, J. Sherman, H. Thompson,
Fourth Row-B. Buchta, B. Weber, M. Van Patten,
B. Sc.hl.osser, lj!. Craft, F .. Dibble, G. McCo~ack,
L. Hostetter, M. Doolittle, L. Crawford, B. Leng, D.
C. Phllhps, B. Hanke, I. Chmn, H. Olsen, F. Betmer,
F'
ld G p·
M' R b t p M
t M L
D. Meyer, v. Wilton, J. Jones, L. Dalgaard, L.
1tzgera , . terce,
tss o er s, . oun, . .
Waters, J. Brett, D. Hall, J. Hughes, B. Sherman,
Sibley, C. Sherwood, A. Dalgaard, E. Barth, C.
P. Luedtke, R. Turnock, H. Fields, I.. Poulsen.
Cabada, E. Snyder, H .. Lubkeman, L. Carney.
Botto~ Row-E. Van Patten, J. Schultz, E. White,
L. Laursen, L. Bonner, Z. Ellis, D. Schneider, M.
Hagdahl, E. Ericksen, V. Jensen, B. Andersen,
R. Chinn, E. Malget, D. Wolf.
JOURNALISTS
a II
ANNUAL STAFF
Thanks to the Annual staff, Miss Roberts and Mr.
Riechers iare on the verge of a nervous breakdown. It
seems that for some reason or other several members of the
staff always had some other engagement at the time of the
meetings. Most of these reasons seemed to lead to some
fair lady although that was never the excuse which was
given. Basketball, play practice, baseball-anything rather
than staff meeting. That we finally met, the Annual is
pro9~--we hope you like it!
SEQUOIT NEWS STAF'F
The slogan of the Sequoit News has been "All the news
while it is news." In accordance with this policy some
twenty regular editions have been printed as well as eight
or ten extras. The staff has about twelve well trained
members who are doing most of the work at the present,
but an auxiliary staff is also being trained for future .years.
Several features have been added this year which include a three column page instead of the old two column
make-up. This enables more material to be put on a page,
and it presents a much better looking page.
Many cartoons have been printed this year and have
been such a success that there are sure to be many more
in the years to come.
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ANNUAL STAFF
Standing- G. Hawkins, A. Fennema, P. Hazen, Business Manager, R.
W. M. Manning, D. Kistler, G. DeSelms
Doolittle,
Sitting-W. Phillips, B. Grimes, Editor
NEWS STAFF
Top Row-G. Hawkins, C. McCormack, B. Sherman, B. Grimes, Mr. Spade,
M. Simonsen, V. Ames, A. Drecoll, W. Phillips
Bottom Row-V. Wilton, A. Dalgaard, H. Goodell, J. Hughes, A. Riordan
L. Loeper, E. Zilke, G. DeSelms
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STUDENT COUNCIL
Top Row-left to right- R. Brogan, W. Dalgaard, B. Osmond, D. Minto, F. Beimer,
B. Grimes, M. Simonsen, K. Brown, R. Christensen, G. Hawkins, G. Knott.
Bottom Row-R. Baethke, G. Pierce, R. Thill, Mr. Riechers, Miss Roberts, Mr. Bright,
M. L. Sibley, P. Mount, A. Dalgaard, D. Schneider.
RED CROSS COUNCIL
Top Row-left to right-}. Blackman, Mrs. Bennett, G. Hawkins, P. Hazen.
Bottom Row-A. Krahn, D. Fitzgerald, G. Pierce, M. Doolittle, M. Hagdahl.
WORTHY
PAGE· THIRTY-TWO
SEOUOIT
COUNCILS
STUDENT COUNCIL
Roger Thill
Mary Lou S~bley
Phyllis Mount
President
Vice-president
Sec.-Treas.
Among the accomplishments of the Student Council this year is the
finger printing of studentsin co-operation with the Civil Identification Program of the Federal Government. These finger prints are to be used for
non-criminal investigation and identification.
The Council also started the staggered dismissal at noon, to lessen
the confusion in the lunch line, and dancing in th.~ gym to keep the, halls
more quiet.
Several members of. the council attended various conferences and meet•
ings during the year. Roger Thill, the president, represented Antioch. last
summer at the Boys' State in Springfield. On November 16, Roger
Brogan, Doris Schneider, George Hawkins, Phyllis Mount, and Roger
Thill were sent to the District Student Council Conference at Winnetka.
On April 9th, Roger Thill, ,Phyllis Mount, George Hawkins, Bernard
Osmond, Mabel Simonsen, and Mr. Bright attended the State Student
Council Convention in Bloomington.
RED CROSS COUNCIL
President
Parker Hazen
George Hawkins
Vice-president
Gayle Pierce
Sec.-Treas.
Mrs. Bennett-Sponsor
The Red Cross Council, organized late in November, is composed of
one representative from each of the various organizations which are particularly interested in Red Cross work.
On various holidays throughout the year the council sent cards and
favors to the Lake Bluff Orphanage, Old People's Home at Libertyville,
and to the Soldiers Hospital at North Chicago.
The Red Cross party which was given at the High. School january 27
was a great success. The proceeds, which grew to the grand sum of $500,
benefitted the sufferers of the Ohio-Mississippi flood.
The Wauk~gan North Chicago Chapter of the Red Cross sponsored
an essay contest in which Antioch had 17 entrants, Carolyn Phillips and
Parker Hazen being chosen as finalists in the oratorical part of the contest.
P'AGE THIR.TY·THAEE
HOBBYISTS
STAMP CLUB
Mary Lou Sibley
President
Parker Hazen
Vice-president
Secretary
Lucille Waters
Robert Strang
Treasurer
Miss Smith-Sponsor
The "Sequoit Stamp and Cover Club'' was organized for the first
time this year. The members participate in these meetings by each taking
charge of a program. As a majority. of our members are beginners in the
field of stamp collecting, these programs have taught us many things
about stamps and types of collecting.
.The. Stamp Club gave a banquet for its members, their parents, and
the faculty on Friday evening, March 12. The members arranged an exhibit of their stamps, cachets, postmarks, postcards, and blocks.
PUZZLE CLUB
Donald Sherwood
President
Harold Vandenberg
Vice-president
Richard Thill
Sec.-Treas.
Kenneth Brown
Student Council Rep.
Mr. Riechers--Sponsor
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In it our story is told
To give you just a little clue
If it isn't hot it's dpme.
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STAMP CLUB
Top Row-left to right-B. Schlosser, E. Craft, W. Dalgaard, Lloyd Strang, F. Zilke,
R. Burke, G. Bartlett, B. Andersen, R. Patrick, A. Griffith, M. Horan, C. Minto
Second Row-V. Jensen, F. Dibble, J. Atwood, H. Atwood, L. Dibble, R. White, K. Leiting, R. Campbell, A. Rojewski, W. Cisna, H. Quedenfeld, M. Miller, C. Phillips.
Bottom Row-B. Buchta, M. Doolittle, B. Leng, L. Waters, P. Hazen, Miss Smith,
M. L. Sibley, R. Strang, R. Brogan, R. Pierstorff, V. Ames
PUZZLE CLUB
Top Row-left to right-R. Davis, K. Brown, Mr. Riechers, D. Kistler, H. Vandenberg.
Bottom Row-J. Sherman, M. Hagdahl, D. Sherwood, P. Hughes, R. Thill, 0. Palaske
PAGE THIRTY-FIVE
HOME EC.
Top Row-1. to r.-L. Carney, E. White, L. Craft, G. McCormack, F, Beimer, A. Krahn,
M. Walker, F. Verkest, R. Turnock, D. Jacobsen
Second Row-E. Van Patten, H. Horton, J. Jones, I. Poulsen, M. Galiger, C. Truax,
V. Norman, H. Fields, L. Laursen
Bottom Row-J. Brett, M. Musch, W. M. Manning, D. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Richey,
B. Petersen, P. Mount, Z. Ellis, E. Snyder, L. Bonner
F. F. A.
Top Row-1. to r.-B. Schneider, G. Carney, V. Horton, B. White, R. Prince, R. Wells,
S. Hughes, D. Truax, L. Houghton, J. Herman, J. Nielsen, F. Zilke,
A. Van Patten, R. Wilkinson, D. Elfering.
Secorid Row-L. Seger, A. Sorenson, H. Quedenfeld, F. Swensen, J. Blackman, L. Keisler,
G. Fox, H. Rudo.ph, A. Houghton, 0. Hanke, L. Dibble, Leslie Perry,
A. Weber, W. E. King, G. Pierce
Bottom Row-G. Winfield, R. Willett, C. Wurster, R. Bonner, R. Bemis, C. Shedek,
'R. Doolittle, Mr. Kutil, D. Minto, R. Denman, R. Hallwas, A. Andersen, 0. Winfield.
CO 0 KS
and
FARMERS
PAGE THIRTY-SIX
;'1
HOME ECONOMICS CLUB
Doris Fitzgerald
President
Vice-president
Marie Musch
Secretary
Bertha Petersen
Winnie Mae Manning
Treasurer
Phyllis Mount
Student Council Rep.
Mrs. Richey-Sponsor
Our aim is to bring about closer co-operation among the teachers,
<students, .and workers in the Home Economics and allied fields that more
effective work may be done in improving the conditions of living. We aim ·
to serve as a link between the home and the school, to develop leadership
among the girls, and to furnish opportunities for social activities.
The club has been very active during the year. We have planned and
served our own Mother and Daughter Banquet which was a grand success
and filled every member's heart with· pride. Our club. also had. the pleasure of serving the Business Men's Banquet and the Pr~ncipals' .'and
Superintendents' Banquet, both of which were held at school.
F. F. A.
FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA
Don Minto
President
Conrad Shedek
Vice-president
Russell Doolittle
Secretary
Robert Hallwas
Treasurer
Robert Denman
Reporter
Mr. Kutil-Sponsor
The co-operative, started by the seniors in their class, was one of the
main activities of the Future Farmers' Club during the past year. A constitution was drawn up and officers were elected. They raised capital by
selling preferred stock at twenty-five cents a share. Each member was
given one share of common stock and one vote. The profits are divided up
and returned to the boys twice a year. Tbe co-operative was not formed
to make money but only to teach the members how it works. The members have introduced new farm products in this community, and have encouraged business men to handle them.
The club also sponsored this year two contests, Father and Son Banquet, and the formation of basketball teams.
PAGE THIRTY-SEVEN
TUMBLERS
a n d
COURIERS
COURIERS
William Phillips
President
George Hawkins
- Vice-president
Betty Grimes
Student Council Rep.
Mr. Spade-Sponsor
The Couriers Club is composed chiefly of the Sequoit News Staff.
One of its objectives is to cooperate with the other departments in the
printing of their publications. Some of these publicaions have been: Th~
Book-Week Magazine, G. A. A. Song Book, and also the programs for
the Senior play.
Another outstanding enterprise of this organization was the "Chambelf
of Horrors" which won first prize for taking in the most money at the ·
G. A. A. Carnival.
Silver Pins were awarded to the following members of the News Staff:
Chas. McCormack, George Hawkins, Glenda DeSelms, Betty Grimes, Bill
Phillips, Bernice Sherman, Valiere Wilton, Doris Hall, Lucille Waters, and
Harriet Goodell; and to Mrs. Bennett, who was awarded an Honorary Pin,
in appreciation of her co-operation with the staff.
TUMBLING CLUB
This is the first year of the Tumbling Club which, for the time it has
been in existence, has accomplished a great deal under the leadership of
Mr. Childers. At the beginning of the fourth six weeks about five hundred
dollars worth of gym equipment was purchased. This has been very
valuable not only to the Tumbling Club but also to the gym classes. The
equipment included parallel bars, horizontal bars, a horse, and a spring
board.
::PAGE ·'fHtR"!''Y~,:~<;;HT
COURIERS
Top Row-1. to r.-P. Hazen, C. McCormack, G. Hawkins, Mr. Spade, L. Loeper,
V. Jensen, C. Phillips, E. Zilke, D. Hall
Bottom Row-J. Hughes, B. Grimes, G. DeSelms, V. Wilton, L. Waters
TUMBLERS
Top Row-C. Rothers, R. Hawkins,· B. Schneider, H. Gaston, A. Maleck
2nd Row-C. Schonscheck, H. Nelson, R. Homan, T. Toll, M. Groebli, R. Roepenack
Bottom Row-L. Keisler, M. Heath, Mr. Childers, W. G. King, R. Baethke.
PAGE THIRTY NINE
"THE EYES OF TLALOC"
Mabel Simonsen
Charles Hawkins
Andrew Fennema
Jack Riddel
Betty Grimes
Winnie Mae Manning
Ruth Cunningham
Robert Chinn
Dale Kistler
Hazel Olsen
Russell Dcolittle
Stanley West
JUNIOR PLAY CAST
Nancy
Tommy
Prdes~or
Nawa
Pat
Virginia
Pepita
Salvador
Ezra
Amanda
Pudge
Jchn Wayne
Virginia Ames
Lester Pen·y
Parker Hazen
Jack Riddel
Betty Lu Williams
Ruby Chinn
Glenda DeSelms
Russell Roepenack
Dale Kistler
Gayle Pierce
Russell Doolittle
Bernard Schneider
"GUESS AGAIN"
Clarence Rosenstock
Albert Drecoll
Margie McCorkle
Donald Minto
Phyllis Mount
Charles McCormack
Doris Fitzgerald
Virginia Norman
Warren Sheehan
Robert Madsen
Bertha Petersen
Leone Buchta
Jayne Allner
Ted Larsen
SENIOR PLAY CAST
Waldo
Henry Grimes
Olive Ordway
Bill Douglas
Janet Moore
Pratt
Mrs. Skinner
Dora Mae Skinner
Bertie Blodgett
Lord Wiggleton
Marcella Jenks
Renee Lamour
Lulu Perkins
Sol Messer
FUTURE
PAGE FORTY
Willis Griffin
Ambrose Griffin
Dorothy Meyer
Otto Hanke
Elvera Barth
Kenneth Brown
Jean Hughes
VaUere Wilton
James Her'Tlan
Roger Thill
Andrea Dalgaard
Clara Sherwood
Wilah Bacon
Ted Larsen
THESPIANS
PLAY TOURNAMENT
The Inter-Class Play Tournament was
held the evening of Saturday, February 13,
this year because members of, the dramatics
classes felt that their parents and friend3
would enjoy the privilege of attending. A
capacity crowd traveled the dramatic road
from Shakespeare to Modernism. ,Four short
episodes from the "Merchant,, of Venice"
gave some of the 3eniors a first-hand opportunity to strut about in ostrich plumes and
venetian hose. Willard Randall, playing Shylock and representing the sophomore class,
with Elvera Barth as Portia, representing
the senior cla3s, fought tight to, the finish in
the race for first place, Portia blocking out
Shylock by an eyelash.
"Words and Music by Pierrot" was a
whimsical human story centered around the
love of Pierrot for Pierrette in a modernistic
setting of red polka-dots and jelly-roll for
nourishment. Janice Kapple, a sophomore,
was given first place. Parker Hazen, thespian f.or the junior class, took second place.
This play entered the district tournament at
Palatine, April 17th.
The third play, "The Ring and the Book,"
was so well presented that no one wanted
to leave, and not a chair squeaked, so well
did these folks move their audience. Roger
Brogan, a sophomore, was outstanding in
this cast giving both sincerity and fidelity to
the part of Tommy Tuttle.
In the fourth play, two scenes from the
"Life of Lincoln," Dale Kistler, a junior, as
Lincoln easily outdistanced all contestants.
If the girls had spent less energy perambulating their hoop-skirts, they might have
nosed him out of the race. _ The class of
1939 won the Drama Shield. Because of the
point system used in judging, a play festival
of this type does, not focus all endeavor on
competition but encourages whole-hearted
co-operation among all students.
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MUSIC
MUSIC DErPARTMENT
The music department has had a very busy year, especially the last semester. The
members of the Jazz Band early in the year made their annual trip to the Veteran's
Hospital at North Chicago,· where they presented a program consisting of many different
types of numbers.
During the Gym Exhibition, the band played for all of the numbers, after many hours
of hard practice and much trartscribing by i:he "Professor."
The week following the Gyrn Exhibition, a selected group of about 30 members took
Friday afternoon off and went to. Warren and Lake Forest to present a program of varied
selections at the high schools there. At Lake Forest, the Jazz Band played for a dance
after the program, and then were served with refreshments. by the Lake Forest music
department. ·
The Annual Concert was given in January, and as usual it was very successful.
BAND
Top Row-1. to r.-V. Horton, C. Shedek. M. Hagdahl, R. Bemis, A. Schultz
2nd Row-R. Turnock, J. Maplethorpe, L. Strang, W. Dalgaard, R. Strang, R. Chinn,
S. Hughes, R. White, J. Sherman
3rd Row-E. Craft, G. Pierce, V. Baethke. W. E. King, R. Fennema, ]. Kapple,
W. Bacon. D. Meyer, Mr. Vcn Holwede, P. Hazen, L. Mueller,
L. Dalgaard, V. Ames, V. Philippi, B. L. Williams
Bottom Row-J. Perry, R. Baethke, G. Bartlett, R. Burke, F. Zilke. R. Pierstorff,
. 0. DeSelms, M. Van Patten. H. Brett, M. Heath. j. Effinger, L. Laursen
JAZZ BAND
Top, Row~l\1 .. L. Sibley, A. Wilets, A. Fennema, M. Hagdahl, R. Hawkins,
L. Mueller, G. DeSelms
Bottom Row-C. Shedek, G. Bartlett, G. Hawkins, Mr. Von Holwede, B. L. Williams,
, V. Philipoi, C. Hawkins. S. Hughes
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GIRLS' GLEE CLUB
Top Row-left-to Pight: F'. Hughes, C. Phillips, S. Wilets, M. Roman, J. Brett, .B. Davis, V. Wells, J. Perry,
A. Dalgaard, L. Mueller, B. L. Williams.
Second Row-V. Baethke, R. Pierstor.ft:"~ M. Teck.ert.. E. Zilke, A. Riordan, L ..~ 'Loeper., B. Shennan~ G. Pierce.,
D. Jacobsen, H. Brett.
Bottom Row...;.M, Van Patten, B. Hanke, 111. Hagdahl, M. Musch, Mr. VoD Holwede, F. Reimer, ][, Poulsen,,
V. Jensen, L. Hostetter.
BOYS' GLEE CLUB
Top Row-Left to right: V. Horton, s. 'Hughes, T. 'J'oll, C. Schonscheck, w. Dalgaard, J. Ell'inger, W. Randall, F. Zilke, R. Homa.n, G. Hawki:O:s, C. Micheli, G. Bartlett, J_._ He.r.ma.n,. J). Mi-qto, D. Truax!J M.
Groebli, R. Hawkins, L. Houghton, J. Nielsen, C. Hostetter.
Second Row-Richa.-d Thill, J. Maplethorpe, E. Smith, R. Gaston, F. Swensen, A. Wilets, G. Carney, J. Blackman, R. Davis, L .. Dibble, ·p. Sterbenz, A. Sorensen, H. Vandenberg, R. Campbell, D .. :Pala.ske, R.
Fennema, D. Elfering, R. ·white, R.. Strang, R. Prince.
Third Row-Ja Thomas, G. Voltz, R. Demna.n,. H. Rudoli'h, R. Luedtke, C. ;Rothers, R.- nrogan, G~ Fox, R~
Wilkinson, J. Crandall, A. MaJeck, R. Doolittl<>, M. Heath, K. Brown, S; West, w. Grill'in, W. E. King,
A. Van Patten, B. l!:lfering.
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Fourth Row-G. Winfield, R. Bonner, B. &mis, 0. Palaske, W. Cisna, R. Wells, C. Shedek, L. Segar, A. Grif·
lith, Mr. Von Holwed.,, R. Rasmnssen, R. HaJlwas, G. Knott, A. Andersen, Leslie Perry, R. ·story, 0.
Winfield,
,
Bottom Row-C. Wurster, R. Willett, J. Atwood, A. Rojewski, G. Pierce, B. Baethke, D. Sherwood, B. Techert, IL Atwood, H. Quedenfeld.
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CHORUS
Top Row--'Left to right: B. Baethke, R. Bemis, P. Hazen, W. E. King, D. Kistler, G. Bartlett,· S •. Hughes,
R. Chinn, R. Strimg, V. Horton.
Second Row-V. Baethke,, M. Walker, M. Horan, M. Heath, F. Zilke, R. Burl<e, W. Dalgaard, J. Ell'inger, A.
Fennema, J. Maplethorpe, J. Kapple, G. DeSelms.
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Third Row-M. McCorkle, M. Homan, M. Doolittle, R. Pierstorlf, E. Snyder, V.'Ames; J; Brett, H. Brett, B.
L. Williams, A. Schultz, V. PhiHppi, J. Perry, \V. M. ~Ianning, B. Schlosser.
Bottom Row-B. Leng, I. Chinn, G. Pieree, J, Sherman, M. Hagdahl, Mr. Von Hohvede. L •. Dalgaard, L.
Mueller, H. Lubkeman, V. Wllton, D. Meyer.
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Alfred Andersen.,-Though I am in a haste, I am never in a burr}".
Kenneth Brown-The loud laugh speaketh the vacant mind.
Robert Christensen-Say not the good are dead.
Albert Drecoll-He tried the luxury of doing good.
Everet Galiger- As merry as the day is long.
Robert Griffin-Well timed silence hath more eloquence than speech.
Ambrose Griffith-A confirmed bachelor but a romantic heart.
Harold Groebli-I leave my character behind me.
Otto Hanke-True as the needle to the pole.
Calvin Harden-A still small voice.
James Herman-He is the very pineapple of politeness.
Arthur Houghton-Let thy words be few.
Leslie Houg):lton-Judge not by the appearance.
Ted Larsen-The true pleasure of life is to live with your inferior.
Bob Madsen-His enemies shall lick the dust.
Chas. McCormack-Remove not the ancient landmark.
Cameron Micheli-Of a good beginning comes a good end.
Don Minto-You are not like Cerbereus-3 gentlemen at once, are you?
Robert Mortensen-He multiplieth words without knowledge.
Harry Nelson-As he thinketh. so is he.
Conrad Shedek-Men of few words are the best men.
Clarence Rosenstock-Drowsiness shall clothe the man with rags.
Warren Sheehan-Studious to please, yet not ashamed to fail.
Richard Slyster-The man that blushes is not quite a brute.
Roger Thill-Fame sometimes hath made something of nothing.
Russell Luedtke-As headstrong as an allegory on the banks of the Nile.
Willis Griffin-The sleep of the laboring man is sweet.
Robert Meek-Nothing is impossible to a willing heart.
Jayne Allner-Get thee behind me Satan.
Wilah Bacon-A soft answer turneth awav wrath.
Elvera Barth-A man is as true as steel.
Leone Buchta-Speak low, if you speak love.
Andrea Dalgaard-I know a maiden fair to see.
Fern Dibble-She shall rise up, and they shall call her blessed.
Pearl Edwards-In her tongue is the law of kindness.
Doris Fitzgerald-Hail to thee, blithe spirit.
Jean Hughes-! am alpha and omega, the first and the last, the beginning
and the end.
Cleo Cabada-Why so pale and wan? Prithee why so pale?
Loretta Loeper-Better late than never.
Marjorie McCorkle-At their wits' end.
Dorothy Meyer-Let's go hand in hand, not one before the other.
Phyllis Mount-Is she not passing fair?
Virginia Norman-Blushing is the color of virtue.
Lorraine Pape-Soft peace she brings.
Bertha Petersen-She moves a goddess and she looks a queen.
Alice Riordan-Of excellent dumb discourse.
Clara Sherwood-The fair, the chaste, and unexpressive she.
Mar}" Lou Sibley-My tongue is the pen of a ready writer.
Valiere Wilton-She talketh to the wise in their own craftiness.
Eleanor Zilke-1 am resolved to grow fat and look young till forty.
Lillian Overton-She's beautiful, and therefore to be wooed.
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SQUIBS
the hawkinses and their fraus .... moose and his stooge
gianinni of kenosha and brett of channel lake ..... good
night millie .... not a traveling salesman just mr kutil
.... whoops earl .... watch the birdie .... aint he fierce
.... that rose should be in her hair .... a helping hand
and a ready wit· .... mr stillson had plenty of time to
pose for pictures after he turned his clock back .... just
another english iii class .... if they were all pitchers i
think wed have something there ....
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