Kewanee High School - Kewanite Yearbook (Kewanee, IL)

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Kewanee High School oreword . . . In recent months, we, as citizens of the United States, have come to realize even more the benefits which we derive from a democratic form of government. So, with this thought in mind, our principle aim in the 1941 Kewanite has been to present a year book portraying the part that democracy plays in daily life at Kewanee High Schoolg how equality is a preeminent factor, giving all the same opportunities of studying courses of their own choos- ing, with excellent teacher leadership of running for office in the various branches of student governrnentg and of participating in extra-curricular activities. - uk' 'A' 'k 'k 'Ir 4

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66 99 Democracy At Work The Democratic Way of Life At Kewanee High School Published by the Senior Class of Kewanee High School, Kewanee Illinois mine- f w- ff 'TI'-EL, 1' T f ,767 X 4. , if .1 ,X E- ,l i Q C A - - .. 9 -- N W X QE +- A ilk ' ' '.-5' X grj Y, If 4 .fxx ' f 1 ' 7 2? fig X...-.7 T' ff, cts tb .N we 1-,J 5 I i, if M- 'QQJZZ4 l'4s1f'Q:N-se, Q 'I ' 4' e 25':5'-25' N W , - :Arc - x --7 wg 'F' V A! :' 7 a . 154-, ' 62115175 2' 5321. n vi- - 4 -s L ea: -. -- 3

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if 17 9 -f i. is i ' xb, px if 5,2 flak f 'A lf! ,ul .V p if PLA- J, ,. ' I T' -223, f' :', 5v 1 Us f -- ' fha. 'N Th xv - M' -'M sin it 6 , Means it li b if WW 'rvn 35 I Jw , I-1-f:E,:.-,Z S '-1,-, fi Kewanee High School Contents Government: Our Leaders and Representatives- Through the governing hand of our Board of Education and our faculty, we have received every benefit made possible through a high school education. Population: A Census ot Purposetul People- Students of all types are represented throughout the halls and classrooms of our school, and friendships made here result in broader viewpoints, which should prove valuable after graduation. Organizations: Design tor Educa- tion- Through the various organizations, we have been in constant contact with mem- bers of all four classes, thus making friend- ships which are destined to endure far into the future. Enterprises: Spirit ot lvleaningtul Activity- The achievements of classes, organiza- tions, and the school in general, when sum- med up at the end of the year, assure us that our efforts have been successful. Recreation: Aggressive Citizens ot the Nations- Cheering for battles both lost and won, We have followed the activities of our ath- letes with an enthusiasm unequaled except by the spirit of the players themselves. Records: Our Cultural Heritage- Assemblies, dates, dances, and current romances are given the spotlight, as the activities of two eventful semesters are recorded in a calendar for you.