Kewanee High School - Kewanite Yearbook (Kewanee, IL)

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DIARY I939 6 6 Harley John Adams Paul Arch N ll ut Mu 1 Allard wtudv nt Cuunril X K in Pliy F 6-i rr 1 1 in 3 Frances Bachert Dim ull 1 111 P Pie Jean Allen Club url b Play rs Club D nu Draum 1 9 'Z ere tti 1 Carolyn Barlow i lieuiu Nt iff l 1X mini Girl Shirley Anderson Club 1 2 T Q I llas 3 Girls Sport D Hu Q I 1 Betty BatES Staff 4 1 i lui i Q nit N mitlianri ill I Qui inf Iii nl '-tiff X iii lil Leota Bauders A Glennys Baughman ll Bertha Berg 4 i X i iXPl r ill Aleene Blnkley llll of li - 'A 3: Art 1. 2: Na- Art . : ri Y Hi ' 4: K. K. , 4: t - Clu 1. 2. 3: 4: Orpli-uri 4: Claw Cla.: 2' .I '- ' 1. 2: ' ,' I ' S i : . a ' . .....: 1:K1: 3 'Ill up 1 z . 2: G. A. 1. A, 4. iii li- ' in-ill.12. ,Q --1 Cl ' .1Z: Xu- ml-p 4: K T: K S 'n 1 Wrpl'-1 1: Pr--s. ,l:iHi Y 4: r Flull 3, l V. 1: 'lass Plzj 3: D' - - 4: G1 'ls' -p 's 1: Tw-S. 'li 'll 2 1 's. 3: Urimlivuiu 4: l: 1 'un 3: Ii ' ' Cll t 4: Si--ll Ti-ws. 4: Cr ss K Stuff 4: Sliwirtlianl l P4l+-mtiiui il, 4, Nature Club 1: Girls' CH-untry 3. 4: K -1: Club 4: Girls' I-U-flvi' F'-lwrz lin Il. 4, K fr .-55111: Eli' nr gni in ffl, 4, 1: K Rl--u's Vlul. ll. Nut l'luli li l':il- N. ur-v Cluli l' Girls' .Xrtl'l1ilil.Il. 1:KIi1 Nu -- Vlull -4: Girls' --tiw :ini Brush l'lul- 1-'Q-1lvi':iIifiii fl, 1 Iwileltfv :lui lirusli 1: I-'oil'-i':iIiuii 3. 1. l1 Girls' I'1 'I l'11lllIll Tr ' R. l: Hrgli--uiu 3. 4. l: Plus: Play 3. 12 Pig: 's Vlull 11, fi. 4. 7 , 1 ,J 16

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The Graduahng Class of I939 presents an oufstandmo page un our book DIARY OF 1939 Farewell K H S To the Junlors Sophomores and Freshmen' We of the Senlor Class are about to flD1Sh our course of four years at Kewanee Hlgh school Durmg thls perlod we have enjoyed most of our work here As we are about to depart our feellngs are a mlxture of regret for leavxng and an eagerness to seek new flelds As IS true wlth any perlod of llfe we emerge to flnd ourselves lndebted to a great many people The faculty of K H S have proved themselves not onlv capable teachers but helpful frlends as well Mr Robmson ln partlcular was always ready to help out when we were on the spot The school board also have gamed a debt of gratltude bv pI'OV1dlIlg us wlth new athletxc and scholastlc fac1l1t1es We are grateful to the three classes precedlng as well as the three classes followmg us for the cooperatlon they have glven us and the frlendshlps whlch they have extended A speclal vote of thanks goes to MISS Horler She has been our class advlsor for the past three years Thls ln ltself t6Stlfl9S as to our OplIllOI1 of her No small part of whatever succes we haxe had as a class IS due to her helpful advice and tlreless efforts To her we are deeply grateful Durmg our four years stay we have to the best of our ab1l1ty trled to do somethlng worthwhlle both ln scholastlc and extra cxrrlcular HCt1Vlt16S An examlnatlon of our scholastic record wlll show that we rank qulte favorably w1th any preceeding class In athletlcs our record in wlns and losses IS mlngled wlth other classes for we alone can not clalm credlt for any partlcular wm However durmg our four years here many a member of our class has won honors on the football fleld gym tloor track or ln some other sporting event To our accompllshments ln the llterary and Journallstlc flelds we leave two monuments The school paper IS now being prlnted every two weeks 1n an lmproved form And after pomtlng to our Kewanlte what more need be sa1d We may well be proud of our showlng on the stave Our Junlor class play was the flrst and IQ to date the only production ln the school hlstory Wh1Ch has sold out the audltorlum On the authorlty ot the faculty our Orpheum set a new standard for that productlon also As we start out on a new perlod of l1fe we take wlth us memorles whlch we shall always cherlsh W1ShlHg, you all the luck 1n the vsorld ln your efforts to surpass the standards we have attempted to set we remam The Senlor Class of 1939 Tom Terry presldent 3 Q5 J . O 0 O I 1 ' ' v y ,. . ' ll YY Y 7 . . q n I u I. a 1 Q - . . ., V s ' ' . . y ' 7 Y l N 1 l 1 ' g . . V . . . . A . V . . Y -- 7 7 I ' Z X 15 LNQJ r,W 2 L 4 v i

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P2-? ' Q95 if 8: Band Charles Binno 1. 2. 3. 4. Marjorie Bryner uri-hvstra 1. 2: Band 'V 'l 4 1 lip : Glef- Club erfftta 1. . '. 2 3 4. Orphv-um 4: K Staff 4. Ralph Conver Orpheum 4: Hi Y 4 : D Baskexball f-bah' l. Eileen Bradley K Staff 4: Naturi- Club 4: Girls' Feder- ation 3. 4. Beverly Busch Drum Major 3. 4 Student Cuunfil Sf-C. 3: Give Club 1 2. fl: G. A. A. 3. 4 K bah- Club 1. Walter Cook Basketball 1. 2: Ten- nis 2. 3. 4: K. K. K 4. Dam-be Club 1, 2: Dv-- Maurice Brady K Staff 4: Orp 4. Robert Buswell John Costenson hs-um Football 4 Minor Letter: Trai-k 3. 4: St udvnt Manager 1. 'I Art Club Adv. Edward Braham Roberta I ., Case Club 1: Naturi' 4: K Staff 4 Staff: Girls' Fedwratinn 3. 4, James Currier Bryce Brand Football 3. 4: K Men's Club 4: Kr-- wanitr- 4: Class Play 3: Studs-nt Cnunfil 1. Debate Club 4. 'Lf J ,- V y LA Elsie ' Chapman Band 1. 2. 3. 4' Art Club 2: K. K. K. 4: Orpheum 45 Typing Team 3: K 3: Girls' F1-dvratirm 3. 4. Leroy Dana A Capella Chr-ir 4: Trac-k 4: Opervtta 4: 1H'Dl'lf'lllll 4. Neville Brand Class Play 3: Or,- pliv-um 4: Football .. K Mo-n'S Club 4: Glfif Club 2, 4. Violet Charlett Girls' Federation 3 4. William DeBarre Orpheum 4: Class l'lay 3: Track 1. 2. 3 Fimthall 1. 2: Stull- .-nl Cuunril. Q3 , 17 -'r 4 4 I Q 41K Staff 1. 2. 3. 42 4