Kewanee High School - Kewanite Yearbook (Kewanee, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1943 volume:

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Believing Thal vicfory can be a'r+ained only by Consfanl parlicipalion on The home fronl, we have 'fried more fhan ever Jro make This Kewanile a book which will be cherished for years 'ro come, as a symbol of Jrhe courage if Took 'ro look ahead, beyond lhese darker years lo newer, higher goals. AH Ouf for Work Ml Ou? For Heaifh AU GLN fOr Fun , ' xo K X y J' RWE 71 ebicafe This IQ43 Ke annie To fhe graduafes Keaee Hgh ser gm e armed forces Hwaf e may comkmue 'ro luve n as free counfry T 1 , lx of w rw I , vm .HW A xy F Xskf K , . J -X53 , fn 4: fu A 1 1 figfmfq D57 if QR ALL OU ORK XXX 'N FQ? i., A..- 'A1.'3+- il., S l. Ro S0 School l-leods Moo Out Plans For Work Consuder Vorned Interests Ot All Students Robbie super as our prnncl a a trlend to all popular among students and taculty his be torward to advises Student Councsl wholehearted Interest In extra currrcular actnvntues with sense ot humor pleasant smile asslsted by Miss Genevreve Saygh who resugned to accept a posrtuon In Chrcago her place was capably tnlled by lvlrss Shnrley Bloedorn who has proved to b a credit to K l-l S Superrntendent ot schools Charles Bruner exc llent leader IH Public Educatuon mauntauns hugh standards throughout communuty active un crvulran detense capable Syjl secretary as lvllss Pxdela Wesebaum whose servc s are a valuable asset ID andung lvlr Bruner un supervusnng the asslsted by lvluss Elva Morrrson ' Our Generals- - Sup Charles B e Prrn R. Nl b . I p l . . . ' . . : le ' tore-assembly speeches always loolced school system so etticiently . . . she ls . . . e . . . 3 . . . Mr. . . . e ' ECCVQQJVCS ' Genevneve am Adela lNeseltJau'n Te LS I Boord Ot Educotnon Directs Public Schools Supervvse lnstructuon Monogement Ot Plonts Ettucnency throughout the Kewanee school system us the result ot the man agement ot the Board ot Educatlon wnth Dr L L Spanabel servnnq as pres: servlce behind hum E F beclc as returunq thus year trom the board M W B Russell who seryeo y ns retnnng upon comple tnon ot has second term F Steele has served elqht years an Mr Louis Mntton IS comol tlnd hls sey enth season Mr Fred Porter lS en terung hls tttth year with Mr Danlel l-levnrvch compl tlnq hts second year Meet once a month mth M harles Bruner ou sube lntendent and Mlss Ad la Wesebaum :S ecretary ot the boaro The Board ot Educatfon supervuses the Interests and all phas s ot our Kewanee Public Schools ft o nght: Mr. E F. Llndbeck Mr Fred Porter IVlr Francs Steele, Mr, Charles Bruner Dr, L L Spanabel Nllss Adela Wesehaum Mr Dan Helnrlch lvlr, W B Russell, Mr Louls Mltton 1 1 ' . . . e ' dent . . . with tltteen years ot talthtul ' ' ' . . . Mr. . . Lind- L I 1 ' ,, . . . F. . . . . . J sux ears . . . - 1 ' ' . . . lVlF. . l-l. s . . . I Q . . - , k o Y ' . . S . . X . C A . . . r r' F L Aeronautics Spanish Industrial Arts Are New Courses Students Realize Value Ot War Emergency Classes Kewanee t-ligtt nas placed an ernplwa sis upon industrial a ts as a asis tor tuture vocations and as a pres nt emergency course Tlw macttine stiop cour e originating last year tias develop d into a steady cur riculum to meet tne needs ot the boy nro d lvlr Pail lvlctflorris department cass M Landis also teactte ttie building trades a ci lvlr ACM rri conducts classes in trades drawing lvlr Paul Blessing instructed trestimen in vvoodworls and meclwanical drawing atter lw lett tins industrial arts classes were talcen over by lvlr Landis and Mr lvlclvlorris Soptwomore woodworlc and meclwanical drawing w re al o taught by Mr Landis and lvlr lvlcMorri War vocational class s have been truct interested peopl in teclwn cal problems ot detense AAA v R th eu e Pau Bless ig Ultft? Flyers of 'Xin-?rC.' I I 2 ' I ' r . . . b ' . ' ' ' 9 . . e .' e , ' ' ' ' l s ' ' e s 3 lle . . ' . 's. . as A t f bead, ' e and lvlr. Galen l.andisi supervise tlwese meeting nightly . . . tlwese classes in- l es . .. f. ' l 3 s ' V e ' i 4 ' ' . . . n I . T i o 's . . . , If U 3- .1 as 1- ' ii' 1 . A' 1 Pnl Tfctflo rs 33 er Land- u R E E. St vens I ii as as BA, ms ss. Twelve Study Ot Sponush ln Keeping With Present Tnnnes lndustrlol Arts Aeronoutlcs Need Skull Knowledge Spanrsh has added a touch ot Pan American charm to K vvanee l-llgh A vnsnt to tvllss Ruth Reu s daily classes leaves one slnqhtly bewlldered no many ot us hav studied the Spanish vocabulary prlmary tenses and old traditions ot lvlexlco Spam Central and South Amersca They also learn the Important customs rela tlv to tnestas Spannsh will contlnue durlng the coming years talcung the place ot French whnch IS belnq dropped atter the l942 l943 school a Aeronautlcs a new course brought IH because ot war dzvldecl unto two duvnsnons areo dynannlcs an meteorology ta ht by Mr E E Stevens valuable tor those fnter ested In tlylnq they learn anrplane constructnon types ot wings the motor and control ot the plane and weather condltlons L Fr, l,s I I I .. . , . ye H e ' I ... .All - d ..: uo . . . ... l... ... - .Q . . . . V N I . t Tvrtf-I-n A Library Furnnshes Faction Reference Maternal Journalism And Speech Supplement Englush IV Library well egulpped wuth boolcs for reference and pleasure we fund unterestung fuctaon and non fuctuon boolcs Information on the armed forces unterestung dlsplays throughout the year lvllss Emnly Mayne as our ef fucnent lnbraruan her fnrst year at Kewanee l-llgh has proyen herself an excellent lnbrarlan Journalnsrn as taught by Mass Eleanor Johnson Students learn construc tion of a newspaper from th top on down gaun actual experience through worlang on the K Chronicle our school paper Study polncnes of daily newspapers learn to detect propaganda n news Eglh Engllsh Teaches Appreciation Of Llferature Grammar Necessary For College Personal Use Speech l learn lo apprecuale good public spealang glye speeches ol persuasion enlerlaunmenl and con vlchon lundamenlals ol parlnamenl ary law s Hrs panlomlmes Speech Il concenlrales on drama malce up scenery conslruchon achng playwrughhng lvl ss LII lnan Wagner unslruclor Englssh 'reaches us lhe lundamenlals ol grammar and our language w learn lo express ourselves wllh lhe cor '16 sugnmenls we garn an apprecnalnon of good lsleralure Four years of Englush are required Speech or lournallsm may be subshluled lor Eng lush our lvlrss Frances l-lorler head ol lhe deparlmenl leaches sennor English Mnss Lullnan Wagner Mass l-lar rnel lvlcCarlhy leach lunuor English Mnss Rulh Reu and Mass Thelma Daggell leach sophomore classes Mnss Rulh Knapp and Muss Eleanor John th lv T Dagg tt B A fl A B A A F fte ll A In n is Three 1 1 I ' . . . . . . G . . . recl use ol words ln oral and wrillen as- son leach freshman English. 6 Q.. , ks 9 5 ix l I Ru KUHDD E n I n cm ly layne Frances Horler Lrll ar Wagner helrna e , .. Nl , l , B.E, F PU O I Moth Prepores Students For Armed Forces Courses ln French Dropped Atter Thus Yeor Mathematics s a sublect now d manded by the armed torces tor all nrollees Lllcewnse the varnous day: ons ot thas course are yaluable to our ally hlgh school curriculum enther to persona use or tor college trance reguurements lvllss l-larrlet McCarthy teaches alge solid geometry and plane K. gp- 'VlcC1 trngonornetry and Mass Elsie sm mell instructs students rn algebra plane geometry and busnness anth metuc Thls year we snall bud tarewell to French taught by Mass Elsle Kam me Thus subqect whnch was ot tered tor many years lS belng re placed by Spannsh No 5,5 Af I ' I ' e- ' . . . ' ' K' - 9 ' K . . . . .A . . . - sir ' ' . Ay . .... y . or r . . . . . . en ' . II . . . ' ' . . . ' bra . . . ' . . . ' . V 1' 1 , 1 xy . A V W , T, i 2 5 g ' f ns, t -l r 7 H' 0 ,' 4 , sh ' - 4' I It 1 , sl t , 'K fi: 1 s e ' ,N Dorothy H ft rlmrret rrU'5 Ewa Bern: .' J 'grrks eau se Uurpm, 'A 'JA BF Hi EE S tem Ancient Culture Studled By Students Ot Lotun Commercuol Deportment Otters Complete Course Mnss Dorothy l-larrod teaches Latun l and Latun IV Students study basic grammar rules vocabu ar declensuons They galn an appreciation ot ancient culture an the hnstory ot ltaly and tamous men one year to another thenr worlc be omes gradually mor drttrcult u s short glimpse to the p st IS worthy undertalcung Cur cornmerclal department has de veloped unto a well rounded tneld where students may take comrnerclal geography typing ll and short hand ll trom Mass Eva Berg boolc lceeplng and lunlor buslness trom Mr trom Miss Louuse Murphy and typ :ng l trom Mss Thelma Daggett Miss Elsne Kummell teaches busaness aruthmetvc Bk OW W? translft Lit! I andll... ' ' - ' ot old Rome . . . As they advance trorn Stronlcs . . . fylping l . . and shorthand l c e ' ' . . . b t ' E . . . thi ' in a ' a ' ' ' ' New 'wr so s a ords Per lvlunute Physucol Educotaon Stresses Teom Work Portlclpote In Closs Actlvutles Outdoor Gomes Physical Education provides stu dents wrth sports and constructuve exer to enloy wholesome competutnon sets a hlgh standard ot lnvnng lvlnss Dorothy Stoutter teaches the gurls gym classes leads events such as bowling swnmmlng as ketball baseball also advises GAA Boys gym classes instructed by tavorlte ot all the tellows Mr l-lel mut Broclcman Boys have chance to partlcupate IH seasonal actuvmtues learn va ue ot clean sports good team worlc talr play l-le also IS coach ot tootball baslcetball and traclc teams S Q I f lr. tj tvj '.'. ltl Il : , 'n 1 1 :ises . . . gives opportunity tor students ' ' l Keep it up, boys A ba ll -hr. Wonders Of Modern Age Revealed By Science Social Science Teaches Current Historical Events Sciences are lhe lundamenlals ol our daily living and whelher you enroll in freshman or general science laughl by lvliss Naomi l-lawlcins biology under Miss Louise Ewan s super vision or Mr E E Slevens chem islry physics or general science classes you are cerlain ol oblaining a good solid baclcground which will be helpful in years lo come again become a leacher faking harge of a general science class and laler aller Mr Slevens de parlure he also conducled lhe physics cass Miss lrma Slewarl' 'reaches U S his lory and world hislory Mr Leo Grahams classes include U S hislory civics modern problems economics and debale These classes besides sludying a lexl' also become la miliar wilh currenl evenls and The magazines lo which lhis deparlmenl subscribes L Bocka t S Leo aa S ice ri H tory I ' J ' A , U14 i ,f I l ' ' ' . . . or ' . . '- , ' . . . . This year . . . lvlr. Robinson has lalesl world affairs 'rhrough lhe various c ' . . . ' . - '9- rkr 1, 4 V A G: 1' ss 'D llllr -A L f 1 R M R b s Naomi Hawk , Irma Stewart H F. Louise Ewan Doro hy touffer ' h AA as as BA, in A. as llA Ninelef-1 d Dsco Students ln Musuc Department Develop Talents Learn To Express Ideas Th rough C-ood Harmony lvlusuc: Deparment alms to gnve stu dents a greater appreclatnon ot music gnves students an opportunuty to develop thenr muslcal tal nts otters chance tor expressing udeas through harmony Instrumental music as under dnrectlo ot Mr Alden l-l Trlclcey ot land It as ott red tor tull c enht or part time students sometlmes conduct they gaan worthwhule expernence lvlr Fred Waterman as head ot vocal src: In K l-l dnrects A Capella Choir gurls and boys glee clubs and conducts sprung concert ncourages group harmony and yalu ot good srngung Kr, My gat T rn thy G so ck Y Chords an : rds. I ' ' e . . . mu ' ' . . S. . . . ' . . , . I I gr' . ' :Q . . . . . . . 1 ,B Q . . . . . J X' ' ' V . . . ' e r Q - . Z 4 1 'lp -' V .B V L .af H . . I F d Wrtq . Elizabe Alb Q t Doral lb n Anna Wermer Alden Trl EY B 'Vl B A B S. BE B S T nl W Arts Develop Good Toste Skull ln Students Moy Toke Three Yeors Ot Home Econonnlcs r a valuable course tor those ho like to draw results ln apprecu Dorothy Glbson s supervlsnon Ar classes have pannted the many murals whuch decorate classroom and study hall walls Water Color pastel and oll palnt ngs are among the technngues used Followsng along wuth art are cratt classes conducted by lvluss Ellza b th Albrught and Mass Gibson u db dents do wood carvung leather too ID textnle stencnlung su ver ew and many other types ot hand vvorlc l-lome Economlcs ns ottered tor three years courses In clothlng taught by lvllss Albright The temptlng odors comung trom the third tloor are trom the toods classes taught by Miss Anna Wenmer She also teaches home man agement and clothung - H e EC Cl s, at ork t....?7' ' 1 At . . . , ' . .. l- W ' ' z 'gm ' ...'l,1- ation ot color and design ...under Miss elry . . . weaving . . . bloclcprintlng . . . e ' ' ' . . . st - ' . Woul - e Artlst And Designers T e ty-one Our Closs l-lisfory . Freshman days ol bewilder- menl . . . llie seniors gave us a receplion . . . our class members parlicipaled in var- ious sporls . . . clubs . . . and we were well represenled in praclically all aclivilies Our soplwomore year . . . planned class pariies . . . enlered info Homecoming plans . . . many wenl oul lor music: . . . dramalics . . . baslcelball . . . loolball. Tlien came llwal imporlanl year ol our scliool days . . . we were iuniors . . .and llnal meanl pulling on our junior class play . . . many boys made flue Varsily sguad in baslcelball . . . and finally . . . llwal evenl ol long awail- ed years . . . llie junior-senior prom . . . flue llieme cenlered aboul wonderland '... we enlered a sollly ligliled land ol enclianlmenl . . . balloon irees . . . Raggedy Ann dolls . . . colorful decoralions . . . ali, wlial a glorious niglwl . . . il was a greal llirill lo be finally deemed llupper- classmenf' And now . . . llwis, our lasl year. . .is probably llwe mosl imporlanl ol all . . . and we'll never lorgel lliese lasl mem- ories ol lime Orpheum . . . our senior play . . . Bes+ Fool Forward' '... and 'mis I943 KEWANITE . . , lruslinir,n-Senior Ro pi Orplweuni. Senior Class Play 3 k . .liiniorvbenior Pr Graduation. Said h yJo Class 943 Class Of l943 Faces A War Torn World Senuors Express Apprecuatuoru To Kewaruee Hugh As presudenf of fhe l943 class l express our apprecuafuon for fhe many Jpporfunufues and fune guudance whuch have been guven fo us We are grad uafung un a very dufferenf fume from fhaf of any ofher class of Kewanee l-lugh School Many of us loolc forward fo mulufary servuce whul prevuous senuors could loolc forward fo college wor fo pursuufs of peace Durung fhese unseffled fumes w realuze fhaf fhe school has maunfauned ufs hugh sfandard for educafuon and characfer buuldung lo our faculfy we owe a debf of grafufude and fo fhe Board of Educafuon and fo Sup run fendenf Bruner we say Thank you Our pruncupal Mr Robunson ha guve generously of hus fume and we ao precuafe fhus Durung fhe four years of our hgh school experuence we have had fhree T helpful advusers ln our freshman and sophomore years Muss Rufh Knapp and lvlr Lee Sfabenow Our specual fhanlis go fo Muss l-larruef Mc Carfhy our uunuor and senuor advuser who has guven largely of her fume and unferesf If some of us are called on fo malce 'rhe supreme sacrufuce fhaf Am ruca may luve and fhaf unsfufufuons lulce our Ke wanee l-lugh School may confunue 'ro lraun boys and gurls fo luve un a free land w shall make such sacrufuces freely To each of 'rhe classes of Kewane l-lugh School we wush confunued success May fhey face a world on fheur graduafuon days fhaf offers a funer place fo luve un because of fhe sacrufuces made by fhose who have gone before John Boley presudenf Class of 43 Senucr Olfucers Standunq: George Bennett, lVlss Ha et McCarthy John Boley. e z Bull Kur y, K3 nes ' 1 u . . . . Q . . , V . . . fo 9' ' . V e . 1 e ' ' . . . . 9 . 9 . - u' . . 1 ' . Y S . Q ' ' . I Q K I ' gun-V,h C ass 943 W d A y B DARLHVE ADAMS. .commembI course hopes Io be a secrefary . . . UTAIWAEADAMS cmnmmod d Im WOW VVHLADEEN ADKHQS commercuaI Iypusf WILLIAM IRLDRED undudTmIaHs machmwf GEORGE BENNETT commerclaI busu n 5 manager JOAN BERG academic secrefary JUNE BERG academuc sp ecI1 Ieacher DORIS BERGREN com mercuaI offlce work MARION BJORNSON academic army JCN4hIBCDLEY acadenmc reIaHrner chan+ WAYNE BRAND academuc com mercual arf WILLARD BRIGGS qeneraI anqiane rnechanuc DCDN ALD BRYNER academm: machmw+ ROBERIBURNS commemmI bookkeeper W PAUL BYSTRY . . academic, engineer . . . BEVERLY CAMP . . commercial defense work . . . BETTY CARLSON . . academic music 'reaclier . . . JOHN CARROLL . . academic medicine . . . VIARY CERNOVICH . . Iiomemaking nursing. LOI5 COCHREN . . commercial sales clerlc . . . ROBERT COLEMAN . . general radio monilor RICHARD CORNELIOUS general Navy Air Corps ADA MAE CORWIN commercial secrelary JOHN CULLY lndusfrual arls eleclrician BILLY DEE general Army ARLENE DENISON com m rcial WAVE JOHN DEPAUW academic personnel ELAINE DIERICKS Iwomemalcing nursing Biy y rtycai Nl MARION DUNBAR homemakung defense work MARY DURHAM commercial Iypnsf MURIEL EASTON acadermc Ieacher ROSEMARY ECLUSF commercnal secrefary CLARENCE EGBERT Indusfrual arfs carpenfer AMARYLI. EMPSON ecademuc X ray Jrechmcnan RITA ENGEL commercuaI secr Iary THELMA ENSLEY academic raduo work KENNETH EAHLBERG academnr wife RICHARD ELOSTROM ace cIem1c machumsf SYBIL FERRELL commercuaI house wa e DICK ELOSTROM ace cIem1c Marine parafrooper HAR OLD FRAZER mdusIrIaI arfs Navy FRANCES GADOMSKI com mercuaI Jrypusf DOROTHEA GER HOLD commercial Iypnsf T I F ' . e . . . f',,,J - . . . . - WI N' ' . I I - , . . . . , , . . . ' IVI D b M y D h M ' I E 1 Ros y E luse Clarence Egb I A yll Empsow Rf E 9 I h Ima Ensleg, K th F hlberg Robert F It Syb errel Richard Flostrom Harold Frazer Frances Gadonski Dorothea Gerho'd Dx. iw C6 ELOISE GRAE general defense worlc JUNE GREENSTREET en eral clerk ELEANOR GRIFFEA college leaclmer JOE GRUSCEZSKA maclmne course Welder FRANK GULSHEN acaclemrc Navy Arr Corps JOSEPH GUSMAN .nduanal an C 355 drugglsl EDNA MAE HAMILTON commercial office worlc CREL LIN HARTMAN academuc leaclwer BEVERLY HAY arf aclverhslng agenl MARSHALL HEENE cluslrlal arf carpenler LORENZ HEPNER lncluslrlal arl carpenler ELLA BELL HILL com mercral secrelary GENELLA HOLMES commercial WAVE BETTY HUBBARD commerclal nurs n KATHERINE HUBER corn mercral secrelary p L K th . . , . . . . . . , , I . . . Ol . . . . . in- , . . . . . , . . . I g . . . . . - EI ' G f June Gree street EI G 'ff J G k F k G I J h Gu Edna Nlae Hamilton C ll' H t ' Beverly Hay Nl .h I H Lorenz Henner Ella Bell Hull Genella Hol . Betty ou H b' ,sd a N. l l 2+ A X , 1 E x an if 1, , G.. 5 N 1 I DOROTHY JENSEN general dress desugner DELLA JEWELL corn rnercaal secrefary GLENN JOHN SON general farmer ELAINE JONES commercxal Jrypxsl KAY JONES academuc: nursnng MARCELLA KELLER comrnercnal nurslng DONNA JEAN KEMER LlNC-5 commercial secrelary JOHN KElvlERLlNG academic Ma runes MAROUERITTE KENDLE general wnnolow clesngner MARJ ORIE KENDLE commercial sales cer VIVIAN KING acaclernnc cuvul ser vnce WILLIAM KIRBY acaclernuc unveslrnenl banlcer BARBARA KlR MAN commercial secrelary CHARLOTTE KROOK commercnal secrelary RlCHARD KRUM TINGER academic engnneer . . , . . . . . , . . . , . . . . . , ' . . . . . . . . . Elaine J K y Jon Nlargueritte Kendle M j ' Kendle Charlotte Krook Richard Krumtinger ' Q fy: S' l Q TOM KRUMTINGER nnachnne course Tool desngn r BLRNADINE KUCUKAS cornme-rcIaI WAVE WILLIAM LAZAR Iracjes course pro? CI-IARLES LESTER aca dernvc lawyer WILLIAM LEWIS science Marune Corps BETTY LIVINGSTON con1rnercraI secrefary ROBERT LQNGUEVILLE 1ncIusIraaI arf rnaclwunssf RAULINE LOW academzc Icundergarfen 'reach CLEADA McBRIDE Iwornemak :ng defense work PATRICIA Mc BRIDE academic nursfng PAUL MCDERMAND craff sIeeI IafIwe worker BETTE McELWAIN comrnercual buyer ANITA MAR SI-IALL commercial snnger I t W JAMES MARTIN general Marine Corps JCE MIKENAS lndus+r1aI arfs mechanics W at., , ' e . . . E . . , . . . . . , - GF . . . . . f , . . . ' . . , . W . . , . . . , . Tum Krunmng B- I K '. iII1arnL Charles Lest Illiarn Le ' Betty Living l r R h t L Q I- PoIly L Cleada VVICB df Patricla Nl B d Pau! VIcDe 'md Bet e 'VICEI Amin Ma FI- James Mn t Joe Nlrke fi - t , fv- ,p s. 5' ff I I - ff, , I , I .V U, L uh is s? .wa f'4'? Klkhhbwlkf P 1 y Nl PHILIP MILER academic Army DOROTHY MILLEN academlc Teach r BETTY JANE MILLER homemakmg seamsfress LARRY MILLMAN commercual garage owner WARREN MILNES academuc Army flyer LAWRENCE MOT-TNEN gen ral Army LELA MORRISON com merclai secrefary MARGARET MULREADY academic nursmg WAYNE MUMEORD academic Navy JOAN MUNSON aca demuc laborafory Techmclan JOAN NASEEE commercial comm rcuaT Teacher MIKE NASEEE academic Army BEVERLY NELSON commercnal ypn CLEO NTCHOLS com mercual nurse LOTS NORINE commercnal offxce wor JOE NOSAL . . general, baseball . . . MILDRED OLSON . . lwomernalclng, seamsfress . . . BETTY OSTMAN . . commercial office worlc . . . CLAR- ENCE OWENS cralf cabunef malcer BETTY PAINTER comnnercnal office work ELIN PETERSON commercnal of fnce worlc FRANCIS PETERSON bunldnng and Trades maclfnnusl DOROTHY PONTSLER general nurse MARJORIE PRICE com mercual beauly operalor DORIS PYLE general nurse MICHAEL OUAGLIANO aca demic surgery ARLENE RIPKA commercual secrefary JOHN RO DAK unduslrual arls maclmnusl EVERETT SALEM general arclnlec MORRIS Sl-lAW lnduslrsal arls clollmng dealer lural designer O tty O C ass 943 MS tty P 'R 1 1 3' MlCHAEL SIBICH arl arlnsl DONALD SlEGMAN mcluslrlal arf maclmnusl LETHA SKEETERS commercual olllce worlc DONALD SKOGLUND general engmeer DONNA SMITH commercual secre ar HELEN SPANABEL acaclemnc X ray 'reclxmcuan LAWRENCE STEW ART general Army Amr Corps FLORENCE STOLARSKI commercial morhclan NORMA STRUCK commerclal secrelary ANN STUHL SATZ commercial slenograplwer EDWARD SZAERANKO mduslrnal arfs meclwamc ROBERT TERRY academic lawyer DON THUR MARY VUJAKOVlCH commerclal office work . . , . . . . . , l y. . . g ' , . . . . , WANGER . . commercial, Navy . . . . . , D ald Skoglu d D S 'th Norma itru k A St II t t Don Thur g Mary Vujak A h 1 . xi T 'F 5' . v ,- F' we RICI-IARDWEISS acadennuc book Iceep r VIRGINIA WERTI-IEIM acadernxc wrnfer GENE WESTLUND Indusrrual arf drafrsrnan WAYNE WI-IITMORE academuc aeronaufacal engrneer WILMA WIEDLE com rn rcral secrefary JCI-IN WIGGINS undusfrsal arf carpenfer ROBERT WILKE ace dernrc eIecrronuc research JOE WILLIAMS science Arr Corps LAURA WILSON commercnaI offnce wor ROBERT WINANS Indus 'rraaI arfs rnachnnusr PAUL WITTEVRONGEL general news reporfer FLORENCE YOUNG cornrnercuaI secrefary FRANCES ZAK cornmercual secre+ary Wth U Wht Wht . . , - 9 . . , . . . . . ,, QS . 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Rwchard Weiss Vurginua er erm Gene Wes und Robert ge Wayne i Wwlrna Wiedle John Wiggins Robert Wilke Joe Wmiams Laura Wig Robert Winans Paul Wrttevro Q I Florence Yonrg Frances Zak , gi I CT' 2- , fi' :. , gr Bock To School Agoira SEPTEMBER 1 Regastrataon signed our lafe away almost but its goang to be worth at we hope 4After all they need our phone numbers and addresses so they can fheck up on us after we turn an those ohoney excusesl SEPTEMBER 2 Classes began as the halls are flooded with the much smaller than ever tat always seems that wayl freshmen And the teachers are starting to enslave us much earlier thas year Oh well well get to love them LWe ll have to 777773 SEPTEMBER 3- Assagnments already and the most of us are stall rest ng up from a trap Class officers are elected John Boley was chos en for the Leaders of the School lsenaors an case you didnt knowl Ball Johnson wal' lead the prom Tom Braggs as to cater to the soph class for the year and Douggae Robanson wall lead the freshmen through their farst adventurous yeaa of ha school SEPTEMBER 4- Emaly Post alaas the Refaned Freshmen were ar rayed brallaantly at the Frosh Senaor Reception SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 15- We won We won Peoraa Central as now a subdued fraend of ours We traumphed 24 O Yea team Our farst aootball game was a wow SEPTEMBER 15 Our farst assembly was held today Freshmen wonderang what at was all about N ere do I t they keep asking themselve Mary Madsen envaes the gal that gets to sat by Paul Blessang Mass Kuan talked on the subaect Youth of Chana SEPTEMBER 16- Players Club farst tryouts were held Saad to be the best for fave years No doubt a few Kath arane Cornells and John Paynes wall arase from K H S Art Club donned slacks and aeans and had a waener roast at Wandmont SEPTEMBER 17 Kewanate staff was completed wath more of the chaef worraer Thats what the res of us are for though Vavaan Well help you SEPTEMBER 18- Student Councal put on the assembly for the game tonight between Pranceton and our Alma Mater We have another vactory to add to our last SEPTEMBER 20 Usual Sunday naght dates Krummae and Span a e Kay and Eddie and Jones and Whate SEPTEMBER 21 We know a lattle better now the antaquaty con nected wath Lancoln and Sorangfaeld We heard a speech by a man who knew Lancoln personally SEPTEMBER 22 Ha Y anterva ws held Some of them were really mystafaed by the fellows askang the questaons behind the laghts They really gave them the thard degree SEPTEMBER 24 Final trvouts held for Players Club an the auda toraum SEPTEMBER 25- ur farst snova today mazana snt t W a wem to the game lake soldaers and sat through a naght of slush and snow The main thang as that we won Kewanee 7 DeKalb 6 SEPTEMBER 28 Ha y anataataons vxere held today The cutest boy girls were an circulation A table tennas assembly was presented SEPTEMBER 29 Everyone was putting on a new smale and combing shear locks as the farst pactures were taken for the Ke fanate Mr Chase was almost draven wald OCTOBER OCTOBER 2 Junaor class had the assembly today Bally John son sure knew has speech for the antroductaon The pe helped but we stall lost tne game K H S 6 Moline 13 OCTOBER 7 Orchads to the staff that put out the farst K Chronicle Really somethang to brag about Tra Y ana aataon was held today Those clever clever naght gowns and night caps were really doozae Many red knees were an acquasataon from thas day The pur pose of the Tr Y as OCTOBER 9 No school today Teachers had a bag confab an Rock Island The game was at Rock Island also More kadS than usual went to the game After all they had all day to get there OCTOBER 12 Tryouts for 'he Junaor Class play were held today OCTOBER 13- I have a lattae sad news to report Report card were as ued today Everyone looks a lattle droopy everyone cautaously wearang pillows From now on you stay home and study KWARNINGD The teachers love us really kads Its just that ey want to see more of u tnext yearl OCTOBER 16- l seems so funny no game today The Fds of the Kewamte go to Champaagn to a conven taon of hagh school year book staffs OCTOBER 17 Coaaldnt see the game at Monmouth today We all worked Anyway we autplayed Monmouth beau tafully Kewaa ee 24 Monmouth 7 SUNDAY OCTOBER 18- Alace Fa her was all a flutter thas week end You have all guessed at Faull was home from the U f l fUnderstandl OCTOBER 19 Como esta usted? 'Snanashl W dont get at and neather does Bally Johnson as h was cordaally anvaled to oth hour Study Hall Players club held a waener roast at Wlndmont Park A rap snorting tame was had by all and no one would leave before dark Fare fascanates people OCTOBER 21 Mass Bernadaaae Kuckas IS hornecomarg oueen Be ang verv flag wavy tPatraoticl Student Councal de cadec' not to have a parade nd save tares but an tead we have a doozer of a queen I aan t sorry OCTOBER 22 Usual bonfare and snake dance were held tonaght You kads saaae showed a lot of pep lm proud of ya OCTOBER 23 I succumb to aaaadequacy Everything was posa tively perf The name turned out an our favor K waraee 39 anton 6 Petate Ma s Kacukas was a pretty queen SATURDAY OCTOBER 24- Thas as really a lavely week end Tonaght was the bag socaal event of Homecoming The Dance gala affair OCTOBER 27 Paad assembly The ctaplaara from ureat Lakes spoke to us and the Bland Man and ha seearag eye dog lrma gave us a demonstrataon OCTOBER 28 Wratang comnattees and h ad chaarm n packed to start workang on he Orpheum Bo ats goang to be good A whole month and 1 half oreparataon Slave early and avoad the rush OCTOBER 30 Hal rah' Another vctory to add to our long last Thas football t am of ours as doang a mb to be mar v Ileel at Tharty four ' ' I I T- . ' ' p ' ' . ,, . . , a a- , . I I I . . . , . . . l , A A ' ' . s I I - t , . ' I I .v . ' ' th , . . , Q . I - - 4- L , ' ' . H' ll .- si ff A s. f ' ll ' If - 4 - , . . . , . 1 I A ' 's ' . , I . , I I 0 I I 1 . A a A I , . . . - I . e , ' ' e ' ll ' If ' ' ' I those genius of the senior class, Viv will be OCTOBER 20- . t V . .t a aa ' - ' ' 1 - r ' .. V ' . 1 a , ' , '- bl . . O, A A 1' ... ' , I ' . . e- '- ' 'e . ,C - ' 'S ' a - , V r A O 4 f . A ' l ' l 9 II V . V , ' A . , 4 1 - ' a ' t e e ' .I . .. , I I I II I . I I y A, . . - ' ' tp I . 1 a ' I . - A A A 3 ' ' ' I . Class Ol 1944 Off c R th b F Junrors Sponsor Prom Big Event Ot Year Class Ot 44 Outstanding ln Seasonal Athletics ln the tall ot l94O lOl boys and IG8 girls entered K l-l S Yes that was the treshman class but atter school had started the upp r class men discovered that we weren t as gre n as we looked Our tirst big task was to elect our class otticers Bob Fulton president Ed Tunniclstt vice pres: dent Elwill Hamilton secretary June Pitts treasurer and Miss Garrah Rnce adviser Two treshman boys Ed Tunniclitt and Elwill Hamilton won the honor ot receiving a malor letter in tootball Bob Fulton and Tunniclitt were the two mann cogs on the Riveter basketball squad Shirley Lee and Marguerite Stewart upheld the girls end ot sports by being active in G A A Atter we had ripened through the summer we returned to school as grown sophomores We elected Mary Madsen Junior i ers Standing: Miss u Reu, Bill lohnson. Kneeling: Don Irwin, Bo Lee, B b ulton. I I , . . . ..... , . , . . 9 . . . . , ' ' . . . , . . . , . . 1 Th' ty-f' Juniors l-Ieoded For Their Lost Lap presldenl Ed Tunnucllfl vnce press enl Don Irwnn secrelary C ass and Bull Johnson 'rreasurer wllh Mr Paul lvlclvlorrus as advlser Our boys came baclc and helped de lend lh Orange and Blaclc ln loolball many made lhe Varslly squad lhen baslcelball rolled around and flnally wllh The cornlng ol sprung 'rhe sopho more class was nghl on hand wllh lhelr delegallon oul' for 'rraclc honors Margaret Allard Dorothy Anderson Irene Asbell Doras Baker Wlllam Ball Joan Barry Joan Bell Zane Bellcour Dons Bengson Loss Bengson Helen Blalobreskl Bob Bjurstrom Bob Blazler Bull Bowron John Brady Bob Brand Lowell Brown Delores Bugbee Wlllamae Busch Eleanor Latton Bob Champlm 'Q- ee Of Q ' . i. fi Q1 'o o 4' 'x X xl 1' - Homecoming Fun Thrills Bonfire Donce Dlclc Green Tunnlcllll made new when we carne baclc nn lhe fall we were records lor Kewanee l-llgh and Ful llnally deemed upperclassmen on Dyer Zn es Delvloresl wnlh Bull Johnson as presudenl o and Moe helped win our meels Fullon vlce presldenl Don lrwnn School closed :ls doors un May and secrelary and Bob Lee, lreasurer Jean Cully Earl Danuels Donald DeBlueck Vuctor Dl-:Jaeger Hugh Delvlorest Harold Dlllon Gladvs Drake Edward Dura Loyd Dyer Verna Ellenwood Donald Ensley Irene Ensley Juanlta Felt Dean Felton Aluce Fisher Fred Frlgke Robert Fulton Clarlbelle Glrsch Dean Gvdxe Juanuta Coode Wllllarn Goodwln 6 x l + ...l ' ' ' ...els l 5 Memories Of Their Junior Closs Ploy Le oy Green Richard Green John Gulgnen Kenneth Hanks Mary Ann Henry Arlene Hepner Esther Howl nd Donald Irwin Doris Jenkins Beverly Jones Dorothy Jones Helen Kallas . . . willw Miss Rullw Reu, adviser. Tlwe big job lor ine juniors was lo sponsor rlwe iunior-senior prom. l.aler . . . we produced our iunior class play . . . l'l'1e Imaginary Invalid . . . Bob Lee and lvlary Madsen lwad 'flue leading roles . . . and llwey did a very good job willw llwe lielp of a large casl' We are now loolcing forward lo a swell prom lor 'flue luniors and seniors on lvlay Zl Lloyd Gunning Edna Haddad Elvira Gusman 0.5 Thomas Hines Melvin Holtz Eugene Johnson Joan Keellng Gordon Johngon William Johnson Boys Prominent In Bosketboll . . . Trock We are very proud of having 'rlwree boys from our class on the first five ol our l943 basketball lream Bob Ful lon Bull Moe and Ed Tunnuclnff had 'rlwe Class honor of goung lo slate as one of the l6 best 'reams an lllnnons We canl' forget the rest of our boys who did a great deal of work to wun Roger 944 Maxnne Kelch John Kubrnsky Fred KuSl6f R0b8r'l Lee Marne Luopens Gladys McCormack Sharlyne McFarland Ora Mcln yre Surrua Make Jeanette Mmenas Marulyn Muller Ruth Muller Helen Mwocha Wrlluarn Moe Loss Moulton Mary Ann Keunl Kathleen Leggett Allen Mean Shlrley Lee Mary Madsen Jean Mulnes Julua Muvohy I . .I . . . . . . . 1 ey . I A-., .- I , . . t I - . Q f .4 fi l Glorious Enchontrnent Of Junior-Senior Prom C ass Robinson Gene Zlles Bob Blurslrorn, Frank Nosalllc Gordon Johnson and Lloyd Dyer lhey were always ready lo play Our class was parllcularly oulsland :ng un 'rraclc llms year We won llae Betty Nelson Frank Nosaluk Roberta Ogburne Margorue Orr Betty Darrush Dorothy Plester Margaret Pularsku June Pltts Allce Pruessner Donald Pru ator Mary Jo Pyle Chrnstma Quaglnano Mlldred Ra hnow Nma Reamer Dean Reuff Roger Robnnson Helen Rodgers Joan Rule Sherwun Samuelson Corneluus Sandoval John Sandoval Of . ' -I . l l . . . l l Another Vocation To Look Forword To mferclass Track meef Tunnsclnhf Fuhon Znles Greene and Hanks earned many pornfs for K H S I hope 'rhus summary of our class hls fory wnll help you +o remember fhe crass of 44 Bull Johnson presldem Ardrs Sciueneman Rem Smth MSYQNI 59615 Lors Stanle Mgpguerrte Stewqr' Dorath Smlamkn Y P 1ryNou Tingeman Ed T nm Itf Richard Turnbull B Van DeRostyne Lnleen Wager Walbur Wulkcr George Wls o Dons Wedge Erleen Wetz I 'nw Whwtc Joe Wuggnn Robert Wrlletts Margare Wolfe Sherla Wv nd G ne Zur 2 X Wuruter Holudoys Here At Lost NOVEMBER 3- Everyone lookung forward to the bug vacatuon we get thus we k No school after Wednesday Nothlng to do but sleep lUntul your mom funds some work for you to do Speakung from past ekperuence I know they always do! NOVEMBER 4- Katue Jones wowed em all wuth her pouse and love ly unterpretatuon of A Red Cross Nurse Charles LaCroux accompanued her beautufully wuth Angels of Mercy NOVEMBER 5 Orpheum conumuttees slaved all day 9 to 5 And we dont get oaud for It lt just goes to show that the Senuor Class us goung to make theur Orpheum really hep NOVEMBER 6- Stull no school and the feelung us wonderful Our sensor boys kussed the pugskun goodbye as they ended theur hu school careers wuth a vuctorv over Galesburg Kewanee 33 Galesburg 7 Tommy Stontz has all our sympathues Hts leg was broken un th s our last game NOVEMBER 9 Our week end vusutor to Kewanee Mr Jones gave us a very enluglltenung assembly on ele tru uty Johnny Boley looked mughty queer wuth that lumunous paunt on hus face NOVEMBER 10- We are at war ' Rev Merrufueld 1 navy futher spok os us at our Armustuce Assembly NOVEMBER 11 Armustuce Day and no school All stujents patru ntuc lly turn out for Armustuce Parade and program downtown Makes you feel ju t a luttle sad Cele qaged un World War ll NOVEMBER 12 Tre Junuors are rushed wuth those uast muuuute preparatuons for theur play NOVEMBER 13- All the moms and pops were suttung un the front rows tonught at the Junuor Class play A star stud ded cast performed excellently Muss Wagner de serves an orchud corsane from heu head to her toes for thus productuon NOVEMBER 16 Orpheum tryouts tonught In other words after rewrlte after rewrute the Orpheum s'rupt ns funally completed Amaryll Empson has the part she wanted as you probably have notuced as she goes cheerung down the halls NOVEMBER 18- Older Boys and Gurls Conference held at the Y from 4 to 9 Ask Polly Low about Streator and men un general That closung servuce was mughty pressuve NOVEMBER 19 Congratulatuons Tru Y Your Sadue Hawkuns dance was truple neat So comfy too Fveryone un Lul Abner and Dausy Mae atture Musuc by T Dor sey and Harry James What more could we ask lln case you haven t guessed T Dorsey and H James were only here un dreamland Records to yousel NOVEMBER 25- Pep assembly held for game Fruday nlght Muss Berg gave sughs of reluef She was glad she dudnt guve her table for the assembly after she saw the rundown condutuon of the one used by the Ducks' NOVEMBER 26- Thanksguvung and no school Turkey l never want to see another one agaun We all ate enough for days J Rule proudly struts Bob Kuprucku tDavenportJ as B Johnson s dander us ruled NOVEMBER 27 All the Joe and Susue Colleges were home tryung to act very colleguate Some succeeded and some well NOVEMBER 30- Gee lsughl back to school after four days vacatuon lt sue us hard to have to study UD agaun DECEMBER 1 Report cards agaun We wull all have to study gang' We toppled Morruson tonlght un our furst basketball qamc Thats the way to start the sea son off rught team Morruson 39 Kewanee 57 DECEMBER 2 After a essuon wuth our parents at the dunner table we came back to school v1uth sore red eyes We are gouhg to b very Purrutanush study loads and loads tLuar lrony'l DECEMBER Orpheum Thats the only wo d that fully explauns our every thought desure and work O oheum Orpheum Orpheum DECEMBER We tThe Senuorsb all moaned becaus we had to go to Orpheum practuce before the Vuctory dance at whuch we feted our team for the brulluant showung our football team has made thus year DECEMBER 7 After Roosevelts sturrung soeech we all came back to school feelung very determuned to go all out for vlctory so that thus furst horruble year of war mught be avenged DECEMBER 8- Lueutenant Colonel Sudney Lambert spoke to us un 3 sembly thus mornung He made IS feel at Ame uca us really a wonderful country DECEMBER 9 Funal practuce held for Orpheum All that we need us the help of God Cuts went over swell and everyone us goung tThe Senuor Class wull kull me for they have to come'l DECEMBER 10 The Senuor Class has truumphed agaun Thus tume un dramatucs Orpheum was a success and gobs of money for our yearbook was cbtauned A bug party afterwards at the Y was our reward for puttung on Vuctory Vogues DECEMBER 11 Game between Galesburg and Kewanee G 36 K 4b A socual hour was thoroughly enuoyed These freshman guys are gettung to be quute socual lutes In other words On the beam DECEMBER 13- Suncere sympathy was expressed by KHS as we learned of the death of last years cheerleader Patrucua Kurley DECEMBER 15- The school us losung a few of uts co eds They are uounurg the army of workers to help un the Chru tmas flush un the downtown stores DECEMBER 16- McElwann us leadung Kurby on now DECEMBER 17 Muss Wagners super play To Luve In Theur Hearts was really presented beautufully Chrust mas does have a theme besudes Santa freshmen DECEMBER 18- Goodbye everyone Thus ut what we ve all been wautung for Our schedule from now on us mornung sleep afternoon loaf nughts out but what we dont know yet but ut wull all pan out DECEMBER 19 Here s to the dance put on by Art Club A dance never to be forgotten Thr- atmo phere was Just too Chru tmasy Hartman was quute a deal as many of us remember most of us slept un church Sunday morn Merry Chrustmas gang' DECEMBER 31 Should Auld Acquauntance Be Forgot ar tues partues and more partues lasted untul January Forty two . A . I . 1 F . , ' I . . A 1 , . , . . A . 1 ' . I I ' 1 1 1 - . 1 .. ,, - - . 5 , . - E , ' . ra ., - I . 41- , , . , . A . , . Q , us -, , th e I . . I Y. . I 4 A . . . I , ' s ' s . - ' ' , ' ' ' brating a World War I Armistice and now we are enf this but the cast is about all the Senior Class so ' ' tu 11 h . ' , u 11 - , ' I ' ' ' im, ' I Du . , . t ' 's ' . , 1 ' l ' . . . , , 1 ' , , - H - . . s ' 1 - - h I ' . F 4 -1 - 11 V - A P . . . . I , ' , I - - Class 945 h c 3 lVl hy B99 ted BbGae S t Jo Class Ot 45 Actuve ln All School Attaurs Take Leading Part In Athletics Clubs Classes During our treshman year our class entered unto many actuvltues ot good old K l-l S There was th treshman sensor recept on and ot th assembly program or the tresh man class party We also had charge ot the l-lomecomung bonture w ntered a tloat which received honor able mentuon nn the l-tomecomlng pa ra e Class ottlcers last year were presldent Eugene Behnlce vnce president Robert Wnlluams secre tary Bob Jones treasurer Barbara Brand Mass Ruth Knapp chosen as our advnser As a sophomore class we have been actnve un all social actnvltues and all phases ot athletics Our soph F I l omore tootball team had a very success tul season losnng but one game l-lall trom F anklm school dvd an ettuclent lob ot coachang One ot the best Bull Jones he has already earned two major letters IH cross country The Ruveters also had a successtul season ID basketball and are loolang torward to having several boys on the varsnty next year Our class ottucers thus year presndent Tom Bruggs vnce presudent Bull Jones secretary Jim Schmudt treas urer Robert Graves with MISS Louuse Murphy our advlser Tom Brnggs presldent Class ot 45 Sop omore Offl ers St ndlng: Miss Louise urp , ri s Sea o r v s, Jim chmld II nes. I u 1 ' I l I I ' ' ' . ' . . . Mr. . .. . . . e r ' ' course . . . we can't torget our part in track men in the sophomore class is ' ' . . . e ' S . ' - . . y l 1: Row O e S Addls B Alnley C Alderman F Alvaradn B Anderson P Armstrong Row Two S Baldwn E Behnke J Bell W Enngstor F Bergren A Beyer w Three M lobreslcl B Br y rnd T Brugqs M Brlgh E Brown Row Four B Bryner R Carlson W Carlson M Cernovlch J Chrlsuansen R Cochren wFlveFoa CnsDDean DePauw L DeWutt G DeWulf Row Sax L Domnngez F Duhlstlne D Eas Row Seven A Erdman B Evans B Flostrorn B Forstrom B Frank D Gedvllle Row Elght D Gerard M Gleason B Gord R Graves P Gray M Greenstreet Row Nlne C Grothe L Gusman R Hamulton R Hansen R Hayden D Heavener Row Ten L Hedger H Hease R Hepner Huldreth W Hodgett H Holmes Row Eleven B Howe A Huber L Huber Hu er M lmes R ehu Row Twelve B Johnson H Johnson Jones S Jones T Jones W Jones Row Thnrteen R Kalser E Kazubowskl Kelm H Klrman 5 i H . I . , I . I I ' ,' 5 : . i , . , . , 6 Ro 1 . 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'I K Row One W Kurman H Klobes N Knoke B Krause M Krumtunger B Lamb Row Two J Lams D Landergren J Landus E Lathrop B Leggms T Leggms Row Three R Lewrs R Lottman C Marsh M Mekle B Muller W Mulm n Row rour P Mulslagle T Murocha E Mor reson E Morten M Naseef B Nass R w Fave L Noll W Norrne D Olson L s borne W Perkuns L Peterson Row Sux W Peterson S Phrlleps M Pmpo nns M Pontsler R Powers E Ptasmk Row Seven M Pudzuvellns J Pyle H Rndlen A Rohrug C Rose D Rofer Row Erght R Sadlowskn J Schrmdt Schultz M Scovrl B Seifert Seyller Row Nnne R Syoberg A Smvth R Smuth M Smuth T Sobotta L Stewart Row Ten V Swann M Swanson J Tnurwan ge B Tolson M VandeMark r VanDurman Row El-ven D VanVooren J Vaughn D Vnane L Warner P Weich S Wetzel Row welve E Wnllnams R Wrha Nllsey A Wnlson M Wlttevrongel M Yarger Row Thnrteen D Youngren V Zalewskr J Zang L Zumber 1 , , . , , . 5 , . ' , . 'I a. I . A , . ' , . - , . , . , . , 0 Az. , . ', , , 0- : , , . , . - , A , - r V : . ',. , ,' , . I .I - .VI -T , . ', . A ,B, . : . ' , . ', . 'V . : . ', . ,. - r, . , . ,'. , , . , . , . . T 3 , ' , , I'm5, S Basketball ls The Mom Issue JANUARY 2 3- Please do not dxsturb us New Years was qulte a tlme Ask everyone I guess we all celebrated A wcek s hangover to say the least JANUARY 4- 0h but :ts wonderful to be back Everyone IS struttlng a new sweater or trousers Now we uld all be able t e tll Who am I klddung The teachers of course are all ready to slap lt to us JANUARY 5- What do we do at 3 Us unlucky oth peruoders The soclal room IS und r repalr But we at least have the satusfactlon of a st per room after a whale JANUARY 6- Amaryll Empson IS celebratmg her blrthday She IS another one of our 17 year old beautues tShe tells me'l JANUARY 7 It snowed beautlfully all day The famlllar slghts are luke castles of snow lThanks to Whnttner and Snowboundl tMlss Horler should appreclate my re memberlng thus The best of us forget! JANUARY 8- Game at Rock lsland Darn thus gas ratuonlng Some of these cars that go to the games are haz ards belleve me 10 or 12 per car JANUARY 11 Wall the soc al room ever open It surely seems hopeless JANUARY 12 The best thmg I have for today rs a moron Joke Really a st nker There was a llttle moron who flooded the gym floor because he heard the coach was sendlng ln a couple cf subs 1l.aughl JANUARY 13- Thc Soclal Room has fmally opened The place IS really sohd A neat new cellmg of cleopax ll dont know what lt as eltherl Punk walls wuth a blue stenclled border Draperues faxed and new rec ords A la' Thanks Student ouncll Robble and Brurer JANUARY 15- Everyone strugglnn to get a rude to Molune Just loads went Wharton Fieldhouse packed for the game of games We led the whole game and then lost by a heartbreakung score We were all feellng so had Molme 36 Kewanee 32 JANUARY 16- Another one of those wlld Y dances Talk about fun and for only 15 cents JANUARY 19 Beat Wethersfleld tonlght 52 22 A soclal hour was enloyed after the game Everyone came look mg glorlously bundled for thus O weath r Great fun though' JANUARY 20 No school today Too cod to heat the school 1 203 llllo t of us went out Some of the actlvltles were A few hot games of poker some dlgmfled brldge games and numerots gab and record sesslons JANUARY 21 Mlss Stewart wlthout a doubt IS sproutln wmgs She called off our hlstory semester Hot cha Of cour e we all would have gotten A s hu lts better thus way JANUARY 22 G me wlth East Mollne Another socual hour an other date another steadles flght and by the way we are the typlcal hu school students JANUARY 23- N dance Need more be sand JANUARY 26- Bastlle day S m grades are out anl lsobl and lsobl we are all aua n swearlng to study harder than ever Of course we do that everv tlme but thus tlme we mean at JANUARY 28- That hypnotlsm assembly was really keen Eddle Tunnlcllff was so worrled about K tue when she went up on the stage that he could hardly sat stlll JANUARY 29- Game at Galesburg We won agaln FEBRUARY 1 Kewamte week has commenced In other words lt lS the week when everyone orders thelr annuals tYou get that everyone dudnt you7l An assembly was glven to mtroduce the Eds and staff FEBRUARY 3 4 5- Everyday much to the dusmay of our teachers about 25 uplufters of Kewanlte 43 tramped unto the varlous rooms to Jostle wlth the classes FEBRUARY 8- All the gals have developed the fad of wearlng K letter sweaters The poor unsuspectmg boys after they work for em and then the women rob em FEBRUARY 9- lt just doesn t pay to go to hlstory class unarmed Wayne Brand and Bob Blustrom are posutlvely bru FEBRUARY 10- Campalgmng IS completed and the electron of Stu dent Councul places Marshall Heene at the head of the Student Senate FEBRUARY 11 From the soeaker thus mormng uf we follow has plea well all help out on he farms stores and factorles thus summer Rosle the Rlveter Zeke the Farmer FEBRUARY 12 No school Thanks Luncoln lts plenty nace to have guys luke you stuck ln our school year to let us and our teachers recuperate We re all gettung stale and we need some zzzzzzlng FEBRUARY 15- Jessle Rae Taylor an lmpersonator gave us a doozer of an assembly today Whule maklng herself up she talked and told us cf the character she por trayed so vuvudly FEBRUARY 16- A few sulcldes wall be ln order lf the College Pre paratory course doesnt top studylng flgures of speech anaohora zeugma alllteratlon tBang'l FEBRUARY 19- Safe robbed thus mornlng ld say at was Kewa nlte staff but thelr Kewanlte money was taken so that clears up that Kewanee lost to Mollne to nlght Oh well we cant wm all the tame FEBRUARY 20- Our boys just werent cllckmg tomght we lost to Canton FEBRUARY 22 No school today and consequently a mornlng of needed relaxatlon was really enjoyed The George Washungton Dance put on by Hu Y was a super af falr Dates were too numerous to mentlon FEBRUARY 23- Stlll no school and nts the best thung that eve happened tc us A dance last nlght and sleep as late as you want to thus morning War lS awful but the ratlomng end of It glves us a neat deal FEBRUARY 24- Everyone as sudderly breaklng down wuth the measles The whole school IS practlcally exposed they ought to close school I keep telllng Robbie FEBRUARY 25- Everyone taklng phy :cs and chemlstry wull mass Stevle who IS leavlng to take a posmon an Ohlo Wesleyan Unlverslty Gcod luck Stevle we wlll sure ly mtss you FEBRUARY 26- Trl Y put on the pep assembly today Belng an H: Y and knowlng how they tear down our assembly I could feel free to crltlcuze thelrs but belng a gen tleman of course I wont Forty sux , ' . . , a' sho C endur all thus June. . . , . . . - , . . . 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I On Sepfember I I942 203 fresh men boys and gurls enfered Kewanee High School A few days lafer fhe class offncers and advnser were elecfed They were Douglas Robinson presndenf Jack Remlclc vuce presldenf Adam Lazar secrefary Mary Ann Baslns freasurer and Muss Rufh Knapp ad vnser The class colors chosen were red and whnfe A few days affer fhe elechon e sensors gave us a very nice s nuor fresh men recepflon They had an infer esfung program which was followed by dancang We ll always remember fhns fnrsf parfy of our hugh school days As soon as foofball sfarfed many freshmen boys were presenf some were Leroy Tharp Richard Baker and Jim l-lesser who proved very essenflal fo fhe Ruvefer feam Roberf Norquusf even wenf on fo malce fhe vars Then came baslcefball and l-lar old Ernclcson Adam Lazar sm l-lesser Leroy Tharp and Doug Robinson came ouf of all fhe fresh men who wenf ouf for foofball fhese boys saw mosf of fhe achon an t av 5 Mss t ua aa Jck Remf Our class was represenfed nn mosf of fhe clubs and foolc parf IH some of fhe assemblies we have complefed one year and now have buf fhree years IH whnch fo prove an assef fo Kewanee l-hgh School Douglas Robinson presudenf of The Class of 46 A s B a Ald eso A o A As k Ba ee B g e y B B ey Blo d I ' . . . fh . . 9 . - - ' I ' Freshrn Officers, Left o Right: NI r. Ba lis, i Ru h ' ' ' ' ' ' Knapp, Do gl s Robinson, Advm L z r, a i k. ify . . . - ' . . . . . . , 1 I Row One: F. Adams, M. Adams, B. J . ff ddi, . A'He rn, M. erman, R, l , V And r n, D, ndrews. T Row Tw 1 M. nnesly, N. bell, f : ,X -V. R. Astrows-cv, R. Ba er, A. Baldw n, - ' J. Ball, M. slis. y Row Thr : C. au hman, J. Ben- K T nlson, L. B ntle , S. etar, . B er, N B. Bjornson, l. Blwtstein, B. e orn ' - xi. ,I I --.' l f fx! f AAI V Vin P Pr.-. mfg C1 Bmden 'w B-11422 A Bffwv- yner w- V ' ' ' L wo 5 J Lan re r r Llouu v Three 0 cy D W D Curr PW Four J er vis Lk L eP uw DP uw De Devilkenaere nw Fwxe s ge-r Dri mstwne Eb Fnqrfl w Ex J v Pwnc rest D F duck Fox r D Frm w Sev n M anklnn Fu z C rx r rn Gr Hind vv Ewght F Hanson D T Hayworth J Hex und B Remnc E PENNY' V7 v Nine E Hewser J r He mes A Hoyt C Hu W Ten D Hyllon L H on D Jen uns ohnson o n r J 1 on Jones w E!even K es M K y D Kep' xf vvewe K on C Kr r x C L1 vv Thurteen R Lamb I Landwehr zar IV1 Lee L Lmdbeck K Lmdquwst Lopez Row One F Lattvmn R Lugsenhop, J Matuzyi- J Mz3C.1ITan P Mcflnrvmuck R Mcfmw K MCDOWOH Row Two. N M,Dnw0N D '.MFt1rL1nd D 'VlcMorrvs H Mees R Melcnf A !Vl'cPmT'k J Mwcnnltk Row Three ' T ncesm B Jloore J ore N15 Nefson Row Four e on N W T K 1 Owens R Ovvene Row F11 P1 nter J Pirke C Pix n D Peterson R Peterson B Petty J Po o VNC w Sux R Pruess r J Rfmxn n J R k R G Rob .ns Robfnson Row Seven W Rodak L Rodrwguez Ronwanek D Salusbury B Sarnue son Tit? L SCHU Row Eg1t C, Schvverbrock M Scott G Seyller' Skeeter R So erlund R Sou 1 S iutter Row e 1 L Stewa Sturm S an K Svvard Swett J mo Tdt Row Ten B D T rp Vanwaes Ron Ele u,a ow Ron Tr V' rf Tn rtee P Th rp L Tharp T Thompson c er R deDooren Vanwyrsebe-rg D Jmo NWT D 1 J Willer J :CT fmrren JPN? N I 1 nl J er A H: March Wuruds Brung MARCH 1 Started collectung agaun for Kewanute Gee every thung you do un school us money every tume you turn around MARCH 2 lf you happened to be on the thurd floor old buuld of K H S thus mornung when 928 arruve youd have seen the physucs class come pantung out of 305 all flunkung another one of those vule physucs tests Kewanee beat Wethersfueld un the furst game of the regunnal 55 to 6 MARCH 3- Tournament stull goung but sunce Kewanee dudnt play we dudnt have any excuse to get out of the house so we were all chauned to the beds MARCH 5- Talk about bang up assemblues Blazuer Bear skun and Turnbull East Molune usnt far Bu ut really pepped us up Stevue gave a farewell um promptu thus mornung MARCH 9 Wethersfueld hugh favored us wuth some of theur talent thus mornung Ask Joan Berg why she couldn t look up at a certaun Wetherstueld man Theur or chestra us plenty O K MARCH 10- Everyone gettung courage to ask people for a rude to LaSalle Some wull hutch huke lt us a good thung people understand hu school kuds and houv they d do anythung for a rude to the games MARCH 11 Kewanee has started on uts trek to success by de featung Granvulle Kewanee 55 Granvulle 36 MARCH 12 Kewanee subdued a stuffue tonught at LaSalle Norunal played beautufully but naturally the best team always wuns Sectuonal champuonshup Ah' Champaugn here we come MARCH 13 14- Week end spent duscussung the wonderful fortunes n store for us at Champaugn MARCH 15- If you thunk ut was hard gettung a rude to LaSalle try gettung to state Lets pray MARCH 16- Mr Robunson aluas auas fBetter be t ll lm not out of here yetl was tle uncentuve for a lulu of an assembly Talk about cracks Wow And I dont thunk l ll ever forget Not so fast' Not so ast' MARCH 17 Team has last practuse before UD Champaugn Ev eryone gounq to bed early Some of us left at 6 A M MARCH 18 If anyone tells you that Champaugn Urbana us not a neat town dont belueve em runnung around the campus loungung un the Unuon eatung un the Tav ern and Commons Lost our game to Chucago Kel vyn Park Oh well team you ve had a marvelous season and you were one of Sweet Suxteen 43 MARCH 19 What happened today of course us off the record m all u nung lo se vusuturg suh places s Bauley and Humes lLaughD U of I drug store and really seeung typucal Amerucan college lufe MARCH 20 Parus won the state furals by defeatuno our fel low ruvals Molune Congratulatuons Molune' You have played a brand of beautuful basketball MARCH 21 Schunnue plenty glad to see Sunday nught corn nd her furst date wuth Bully Moe It was a truple date affaur Barney V n de Ro fyne and the other twun tKendIeJ and Joan Naseef and Kenny Hanks Fufty MARCH 23- Senuor class play chosen Best Foot Forward has just funushed a years run on New Yorks and Chu aoos Broadways Thus sprung weather us untoxucatung Makes you feel so groggy and sluggush In Sorung a young man s fancy turns to love Ah yes MARCH 24- Hu Y had another of those meetungs From now on they are called Hu Y Debate club Voted to have an Easter dance MARCH 25- Kewanute took last group puctures un socual room On snap of the couples dancrug urked Madsen She wasnt un the front lune She demanded a retake MARCH 26- Vuctory dance held at lrvung gym tonught Jummy Gurkun held the baton for us Thus us lust to show you team how honestly much we enjoyed your games Rex McCormuck us goung to be a second Frank Sunatra MARCH 29 Muss Johnson funally got us all tacked down for another annual meetung Q to 10 Boy uf you thunk thus yearbook Isnt work If there are any of the aforementuoned you are to be shot at sunruse MARCH 30 A few Florence Nughtungales wull probably be spurred on by our assembly thus mornung Tru Y tea held at the Y Ask Dorus Baker and Joan Keelung how fudge stucks help your fugure So they say MARCH 31 Cage banquet held at Wesley Hall of M E church Speaker really entertaunung Good food and how Chucken to say the least APRIL 1 Assembly the Ruveter Letters awarded to our younger men squad Senuor Class play us now com APRIL 2 About 35 boys took the Naval Test thus mornung G A A carnuval held tonught Gee out the uanutors are goung to earn theur money' Confettu confettu and more confettu Orchestra was good and fun galore APRIL 6- Combuned Hu Y Tvu Y meetung tonught Thats the kuhd of thung we luke Good food And a socual hour afterwards APRIL 8- A our 'assembly thus mornung we had the pleas ure af hav ng a marune and three saulors tell us of theur experuences M Waterman and hus vocal department gave us a premuere to theur perform ances APRIL 9- Tlue Sprung Sung was presented tonugnt to a very apprecuatuv auduence The aCappella chour wowed em all un theur orange and black robes APRIL 10 G neseo relays held at Geneseo today agaun was awarded furst place and dear came un wuth a close 2nd Wheaton old KH S APRIL 12 I now belueve anythung can happen T mee uno wuthout an argument Thats Rupley s column Y had a one for APRIL 13- lf you ver want anythung moved ust call on the movers 14 Ask Mr Madsen how surprused she was when she found Paul Bunyans toothpuck on luer front porch . , - , . It .f , ing . . . ' A 5 ' d 1 . I I I ' , . A e E ' . K . ' h ' ' . I . . 1 ' u ' ' 1 . I 1 ' ' ' . 4 A oletely cast, ' A ' 4 I . . . . . A si . ' , u ' ' I ' 1 ut - P 5 uu ' ' , . , . .. u I 1 A , . , D . , A - u , V - 4, 4 . 2 - Tea u' n ' o , ' ' '. c a - - . , . ' ' . ri- I 7 4. . 1 1 ' - ' - 11 . - - , a Q ' l P ' ' ' . A ' 5' ' , . ' , ' 2 s Thot Firiol Doy Drows Near. APRIL 14- Wc have three women snake charmers in KHS Snakes may be our friends but you still can have all of them Florence Stolarski was really sur- prised when they stuck Martha around her neck. APRIL 15- Band concert held tonight APRIL 16- Vve gave an assembly this morning at Wethers- field APR'L 19- Froni now cn if this calendar of events isnt accurate as to time and people participating, please excuse as I am vvriting the rest of this calendar before the day has come and gone. I thought l'd better explain this before I get into trouble APRIL 20- Report cards today. If they only graded us in Kewanite, we'd all get A+ . . . . . . Parkinson trio gave us an assembly this morning. Blazier agreed that a woman can make a drum- mer. APRIL 21- Home rooms are held as underclassmen elect subiects for next year and seniors choose Rev. Han- cocl: for baccalaureate speaker APRIL 23-26- Easter or Spring Vacation. Sunrise Service held at Methodist church and everyone decked to look like kings and queens Heels, stockings, suits, shirts, ties Everyone had corsages and such, and the best deal, we can stay out late tonight and have no school Monday . APRIL 27- Everyone back to school after a week end of glor- ious fun cavorting about. Everyone back to saddle shoes and sweaters. Easter outfits are put away till another year. APRIL 30- Sophomore class party held in social room . . that new soph from Chicago caused quite a riot. Eggie and Swain, that popular couple, were there. Need more be said witr that crazy Egert there MAY 1- Easter dance held by Hi-Y. A grand success , , . everyone had dates lthey had tol and were practicing for the big event the Jr. Sr. prom. MAY 2- Wethersfield and Kewanee Glee Clubs give bene- fit concert for Red Cross. MAY 3, 4- Nlcht practices for Senior Class play. lt's cer- tainly a good thing that senior averages are in be- cause a few of us migh' have quite a surprise in store if they werent MAY 5- lt as rumored about that there were Hollywood scouts n the auditorium for the Senior Class play tonight A hilarous well-presented, class play If a few of the cast are spirited off to MGM youll soon be able to see 'ent at the Peerless on the screen IVIAN 7- District track meet helfl under the arcs tnninht MAY 14- Freshman party held in social roon: When these men of the freshmen class get to be seniors they are going to be plenty handsome guys example Keith Jones Doug Robinson and loads more MAY 21- Kewanites distributed today as our days of toil and night meetings come to an end in this the final and most elegant product of our 4 years here at good old Kewanee Hi. Sign your name write in mine '... we wont forget you' familiar voices echo in the hall MAY 21- That night of nights that you experience but twice. Junior-Senior Prom of 43 Central gym was decorated beautifully for the great event . . . Frills, fluff, formals, corsages, suits, ties, new shoes C?l everything. We've had such great times thinking about it and now that it's come and gone we seniors 'eel just a little funny way down deep inside Thanks iuniors for a night to put down in our memory book. MAY 23- Baccelaureate services held in auditorium tonight Rev. Hancock gave us a dignified, helpful suggestive and hopeful sermon. Capped and gowned seniors . we've almost reached the end. MAY 26- Class night held and we have our futures prophe sied and leave our last will and testament to the rest of the school and faculty. MAY 28- With a smile on our face and a lump in our throat we marched to the platform to receive our diploma from the president of the Board of Educa- tion. This is the last time we'll all be together . Best of luck to the rest of you, gang to all our teachers and advisers we just can t say things right now This is it SENIORS BYE BE GOOD. f 334:15 i 1 2 -I 13 4, 3 e 1, 5 , , 1 F Lb 4 Ii ' --f :f , . K I f - S im: ,, ,, Q WW, Im? f 'in 5 I an 'Q fi' WWF O A w Q ' IQI Q' bl 5' 6 HQ '23 wp Q . A. px X E if' 4. W Az V Wm. 4. H ' my W FOR EALTH ALL OU ,ani 'S f X The Spirit Of Victory Cheerleaders, Back Row: Dick Cornelius, Bob Lee, Bill Johnson, Don Irwin. Front Row: Lucille Zumber, Betty Jones, Marcella Pud zevelis, Joan Vaughn. if X-ex Q . i 44 135' , 4 . .Q , i ' 5 .., Q Qx E , 1 ' if- i A ' , , f ,' 2 Q f S D w S 4 3 it E x at va, X 3 i hm Fifty-six Kewonee Teoms Co All Out For Victory Vicloryl As lhe lheme of viclory loomed before lhe nalion, lhe Kewanee Boiler- malcers waged lheir own carn- paign . . . The alhleles ol Ke- wanee l-ligh carried on lhe lighling lradilion and never gave 'rheir foe a momen+'s resl . . . On 'rhe gridiron, in lhe ball courl, and on lhe lraclc, Kewanee always pre- senled a formidable foe who would lry lo lceep lheir op- ponenls on lhe defensive. Managers: Keith Jones Irwin Blitstein Fred Kuster Herbie Johrson. S L, ch Brockman and His Assistant Paul Blessing Baion Twirleri- Alice Fisher Marcella Pudzevelis Bill Jo son, Joan Berg Bvlqara Samuelson, Bob Lee. Footboll Schedule Kewanee Kewanee Kewanee Kewanee Kewanee Kewanee Kewanee Kewanee Kewanee 24 34 7 O O 24 39 27 33 Peoria Cenlral O Princelon O DeKalb 6 lvloline I3 Rock lsland 27 Monmoulh 7 Canlon 6 Easi Moline I3 Galesburg 7 Bob Brand, Tom Hines Gene Ziles Left to Rigli Up. ELEVEN MEN AND A Victory Minded Squod Winds Up Seosori HfXH Clul lor Vicloryu delernnnalknn led lhe Boilermalcers lhrough lhe lirsl session ol lhe 42-43 alNelk:season. liewanee had a lrack leanilor a backhdd and wouklcavod'acrow lhe Hne when- ever in lhe open. The learn wound up lhe loolloall season wdh seven wnw and lwo kmsea Kewanee slood up weH aqanwl Rockldand, who was unde- lealed lhrouqhoul lhe seasonl and ako againd N4oHne.l4ewanee look Hnrd m lhe balHe vnlh 84 poinls lo The opponenls 67. ,Hnolher'HHe Kewanee can cbim a sharein B lhe HHniCkNderence.l4ewanee pbyed onw lwo of The requned lhree qarneg buf won bolh ol lhenx No olherleam won Hwee games tz Bob Fulton Gordin Jvhiison Toni Stoiitz Ed Tiiiimclitf Marion Boriison Phil rflilei' Bob Terry . .N I., I I LJVLQL- Q4 , Ig I V, nf, fi 'YA 2.1 4, f .4 ff , rm if r' Q .rJ5'-HW Af' 121 M Q., A . Q 7 .. 5 f ' , P Alix - M D fag X f L-Q: ' Y ff' I Q' I X -9 u T' rl HM I WE.. Z O , , . , U Vo rsity Teom Scores Successfully On Gridiron, Light Bockfield Shows Exceptional Speed The leTT end was held down by Co- CapTain Phil Miler. Phil was on The scor- ing end oT several pass plays. Don Skoglund played The Tackle posiTion and held up The opposing line. Willie Lazar was ouT Tor a while aT leTT guard, buT goT back in and played wonderTul ball. Bob Terry carried on The TradiTion by occupying The pivoT posiTion. Ted Skov- ronski made up Tor iT in TighT. Bearskin Biornson played righT Tackle and did a good iob in his TirsT year as a regular linesman. Dick KrumTinger had The righT-end posT and played an im- porTanT parT in The receiving end of aerial aTTacks. John Boley held down The leTT-guard posiTion while Willie Lazar was ouT oT acTion. Mike Quagliano goT in on many a Tackle and was invaluable To The squad. Anolher end, Bob FelTon, did some Tine kick-oTT booTing along wiTh his oTher abiliTies. Eddie 'lunnicliTT piloTed The Team again This year and Bob l:ulTon and Lloyd Dyer were power- houses behind The line. Kewanee. .24 Peoria CenTral . .0 Kewanee opened The '42 TooTball sea- son wiTh a double vicTory over Peoria CenTral. IT was This year's game and lasT year's Tie. WiTh The opening kickoTT. The Orange and Black marched down The Tield Tor The TirsT Touchdown. From Then on Kewanee scored in each period. Kewanee. .24 PrinceTon ....., 0 For Kewanee's TirsT home game, They meT Their ancienT rivals, The PrinceTon Tigers. QuarTerback Eddie TunnicliTT paced The Boilermakers wiTh Two mark- ers. Kewanee launched an aerial aTTack which chalked up Three more Touch- downs. Kewanee.. 7 DeKalb ........ 6 Kewanee meT a powerTul DeKalb Team Tor The TirsT Time in TwenTy years, Tor The Boilermakers' Third vicTory. ReTurn- ing a punT Trom DeKalb's 45-yard line, Ed TunnicliTT scored Kewanee's only Touchdown oT The evening. Bob FulTon was The hero oT The game by making The winning conversion. Left to Rignt,AFirst Row: Fred Fricke, Fritz Kuster, Herb Johnson, Jini Mat K Fahlbcrg, Dick Flostru Second Row: Dick Green, Ted Skrovonski, Bob Terry, Don Skoglund, Ed Tunnicliff, D k K umtinger, Phil Miler. Third Row: Torn Stonz, Bob Brand, Gene Ziles, Paul Bystry, Leonard DeWit, Seb F It HFS CS sing Th i942 Homecoming C-ame Brilliant Eventg Boilermakers Clash With Canton, 39-6 Kewanee.. O Moline ....,.. I3 Meeting a traditional toe, Kewanee was unable to repeat last year's upset over Moline. Moline reversed the score, with hard-running Anders supplying the power ot the attack. Kewanee taught valiantly to stave ott the tirst deteat ot the year. Kewanee.. O Rock Island .... 27 The next week, Kewanee traveled to Rock Island to battle the Northwest Conterence leaders. Here they were met by the most powertul, tleet-running array ot tootball. The halt and the end cut short scoring threats tor Kewanee. Kewanee. .24 Monmouth ..... 7 On a warm Saturday atternoon Ke- wanee traveled to Monmouth tor its tourth win. The Zipper line could not hold the powerhouses in th torrns ot Fulton and Dyer who rolled up 300 yards gained by themselves. The contest was highlighted by Tunniclitt's sparkling a 90- yard run. Kewanee- -39 Canton ........ 6 To top a homecoming, Kewanee bril- liantly deteated Canton, 39-6. Tunni- clitt totaled up three ot the counts and Dyer two. l-listory repeated itselt when Don Skoglund, a linesman, crossed the line tor a tally. Kewanee. .27 East Moline .... I3 Kewanee invaded East Moline tor the tinal away-trom-home game and upset the l-lilltoppers, 27-I3. Dyer and Fulton split the honors tor crossing the line with two apiece. Terry received a share ot the heroes' cake when he messed up a potential score on Kewanee eleven. Kewanee. .33 Galesburg ..... 7 For the tinal game ot the '42 season the Boilermakers played host to the Galesburg Streaks. lt was an All Cut tor Victory campaign when Kewanee made touchdowns by every conceive- able method: runs, pazses, blocked kicks, and tumbles. The co-captain scored on a pass to Miler and Lazar running over a blocked kick. Left to Right, First Row: Kenny Hanks Toni Krumtinger, Joe Wiggins, Bob Norquigty Roger R b fi Bob Jehu, Kem Second Row: Coach Brockman, William Lazar, John Boley, Mike Quagliano, Bob Fulton, Lloyd Dyer, Mar Bjofnson, Coach ird Row: Gordon Johnson, Joe Nlikenes, Wayne Whitmore, Bob Blazier, Bob Graves, Larry Nlillrnan, Tom Hines. Left to Rght Furst Row Dougla Walwer B ll Flostrom Harold Er ckson Leonard Moncesk Irwn Bltst n Eug ne Behnke R chard Swan Bob Wahl Murray Tucker Second Row Don Vinson Tom Earley B ll Egert Bob Wlluams Dck H ldreth Duck Baker Francns Duhlst ne Tom Br ggs Leroy lharp Th d Row Jlm Heuser Jack Rem ck Jm Schm dt Ralph Solberg Adam aza Bob Hanson Lyle Stewart John Waller Coach Harold Hall Fou th Row Doug Robnon Eal Vlor son Duncan Clark Don Easton Sam Betar Trew Hoyt Gordon Pa nte Warren Stenwall K H S Rlveters Dlsploy Skilled Techmque Future Vo rsnty Squad Won 6 Gomes Lost l The RuveTers Tumshed a very success Tul 42 season by wlnnmg sux games and losing only one The lasT game was an anTn clumax aTTer Kewanee s exclTed Trl umph over Galesburg and Then The RlveTers were handed Their TrrsT deTeaT of The season The RuveTers Thus year were under The TuTelage oT Harold l-lall who Took over The poslhon vacaTed by Mr PeTerson Mr Hall has molded These Freshmen and Sophomores mTo a smooTh working Team which IS The maTerlal oT The TuTure varslTy These boys should be given a loT oT S xty two credlT because llTTle aTTenTlon as given To Their games They are ouT lusT Tor The love oT The game The R1veTers sTarTed Their pracTlce The same Tume as The vars :Ty They worked ouT lusT as hard and as long as The varslTy There are Tew who aTTend RnveTer games and so They don T geT much backing from The grandsTand RIVGTSFS PrmceTon RlveTers Galva Morrnson Geneseo WeThersTueld 20 Morrlson R1veTers RlveTe rs RlveTers RlveTers RnveTers O Galesburg ' 7 ' O . . ' I4 7 . ' I8 ' 6 ' ' ' 25 O U . . . . 32 . ' . ' 7 ' O ' ' 42 Kewanee High School Varsity Basketball Schedule 53 I3 Kewanee ...... Geneseo ..... Kewanee ...... 57 Morrison ..... 39 Kewanee ...... 47 Easl Peoria .. .33 Kewanee ...... 46 Galesburg .... 35 Kewanee ...... 52 Monmoulh . . . 34 Peoria Kewanee ...... 56 Woodrull . . 38 Kewanee ...... 43 Princelon ..... 25 Kewanee ...... 39 Pelcin ........ 22 Kewanee ...... 55 Havana ...... 3l Kewanee ...... 47 Rock Island .. .27 Kewanee ...... 32 Moline ....... 36 Kewanee ...... 54 Welherslield . .22 Kewanee ...... 43 Easl Moline . . .26 Kewanee ...... 46 Galeshurg .... 36 Kewanee ...... 39 Monrnourh ... 3l Kewanee ...... 43 Welherslield ..22 l Kewanee ...... 29 Roclc Island ...25 Kewanee ...... 37 Moline ....... 46 i KSWGFI99 ------ Canlon ------ Coaches- Paul Blessing, li F Brockman, Galen Landis Kewanee ...... 40 Easl Moline .. .43 Regional Games Kewanee ...... 55 Welherslield . . .6 Kewanee ...... 67 Cambridge . . .28 Kewanee ...... 45 Galva ....... 32 Secfional Kewanee ...... 55 Granville ..... 36 Kewanee ...... 36 Normal ...... 33 Sfafe Kewanee ..-.-. 30 Kelvyn Parlc .. .45 Left to Righzz Frank Nosalik, Gene Ziles, Bernard Van DeRosLyne, Bob White, Bob Fulton, Phil Nliler, Dick Krumtinge Moe, Gordon Johnson, Bob Terry Ed Tunnicliff, Roger Robinson, Bob Bjurstrom, John Boley, Lloyd Dyer, :- X 4, 5 Ql.. x ' sf? -'ffl iw 7 f . fa!! 3 Hi Nz 29 f , ,sm HF Wg, K R 5 f'1, ' iv uf 53.7 5 s YQ, Q ff 'Q J- S sf- ' 2. 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Q.-- x 17 E WK Wen U X w :IU mf i al H A , QNX Wun Furst Ten Comes GT Seoson Kewanee 53 Geneseo Kewanee varsuTy cagers opened The baskeTbaII season wuTh a bIuTzkrueg on The hoop ProoT ThaT The Boulermakers were goung sTrong was ThaT The vusuTors made only Three Tueld goals Kewanee 57 Morruson Kewanee Traveled To Morruson Tor The second game oT The year The Bouler makers Trounced Theur hosT un a 57 To 39 score Bob WhuTe paced The squad wuTh I9 pounTs Kewanee 47 EasT Peorua An aggressuve and speedy Kewan hugh Team deTeaTed EasT Peorua un a game more decusuve Than The Tunal score unducaTed Boulermaker Tueld goal sharp shooTung dud The Truck Kewanee 46 Galesburg Kewanee opened The conTerence season and deTended uTs NorThwesT conTerence champuonshup by deTeaTung The Gales burg Sulver STreaks The squad s oTTense connecTed Tor 24 O oT uTs aTTempTs aT The hoop Kewanee 52 Monmoufh In The second conTerence sTarT of The season The Boulermakers raced To a vuc Tory over The Iv1onmouTh Zuppers Ke wanee used a TasT break whuch kepT The Zuppers runnung and prevenTed Them Trom caTchung up Kewanee 56 Peorua Wdruff 38 The Kewanee varsuTy overcame a Taller WoodruTT Team and held Theur hugh scorer To a mere Ten pounTs Phul Muler noT only held buT wenT on To score I4 pounTs Kewanee 43 Pruncefon A raTher ragged Team meT and con guered a TraduTuonaI Toe The PrunceTon Tugers Thus was a ChrusTmas season scheduled Kewanee 39 Pekun Kewanee reopened The lllunu conTerence baTTle by deTeaTung Pekun AIThough The Boulermakers were held To Theur lowesT score To ThaT daTe uT was due more To coldness Than To Pekun s deTense Kewanee 55 Havana The varsuTy cagers downed The Havana Ducks un an umpressuve sTyIe A well bal anced aTTack Tallued Tor ZI Tueld goals and counTed wuTh I3 ouT oT I9 Tree Throws . . .... 35 C7 . . . .... 34 Galesburg Game ' . I3 . . ' ..... 25 . ' I . . game .which had been previously un- .. '. HHH39 .. ' ......... 22 H I ' ,,,, 33 .. ...... .3I ' ee ' s' tv A Kewonee Goins Third Ploce Kewanee 47 Rock Island In Theur Thrrd NorThwesT conTerence TIghT Kewanee vanquished Rock Island Tor Th ur TenTh sTraIghT wnn on The Rocks Tloor Kewanee Took an early lead Phll Muler scored a ToTaI oT 20 pounTs IH The game whnle Bob WhsTe broughT hrs Tree Throw record up To 36 ouT oT 40 Kewanee 32 Molme In one of The ouTsTand1ng games oT The year Kewane IosT To The Ivlolune Plowboys aTTer hololnng a sInghT lead ThroughouT The game Ivlller agaun scored 20 pounTs Kewanee led 3230 unTlI The Tunal m1nuTes when Ivlnler WhITe and Ivloe were Touled ouT Kewanee 54 WeThersTleId 22 Kewanee reTurned home To baTTIe wITh Theur cross Town rivals WeThers Tueld AIThough The game was close The TnrsT haIT The Boilermakers opened up In The second haIT Ed TunnncIuTT was hugh scorer Kewanee 43 EasT Moline 26 Th Boilermakers reopened conTer ence baTTIe aT home by deTeaTmq The I-IuIIToppers Bob WhrTe and Phul MII r were connechng on The long shoTs The boys used a TasT break To brnng abouT Their vIcTory Kewanee 46 Galesburg Surprused by Galesburgs new TasT break ThaT IeTT Them Tranlung I4 I2 aT haIT Tnme The Bollermak rs led by BII Moe broke The close score and wenT Among Cogers OT Enture Stote sTraIghT Through To a vIcTory M scored I2 ponnTs and FuITon I0 DespITe an Illness Ivlller scored 9 poInTs Kewanee 39 Monmoufh S ty se Kewanee Traveled To IvIonmouTh To play a much revrved Team and one ThaT caused pIenTy oT Trouble Tor The TursT Three periods I-Iowever The Bonlermak ers senzed The unuTnaTnve nn The TourTh quarTer To wan Kewanee had IITTIe luck IH hnTTung The hoop scoring only I5 ouT oT 85 aTTempTs Kewa nee 43 WeThersTleld 2 A comparahvely cold Kewanee Team meT and overcame a changed WeThers Tneld squad FuITon was The sparkplug w:Th a 50 per cenT accuracy and The Geese couldn T keep pace To avoid annIhIIaT1on Rock Island used a slow break and kepT possessnon oT The ball by snmply holdung IT DespuTe The dusfavor oT The specTaTors Rock Island was able To hold The Bonlermakers To a low score I:uITon and WhITe were I ad Ing Kewanee scorers Kewanee 37 Moline In a game ThaT meanT a possuble share an The conTerence T1TIe The Kewanee varsnTy bowed beTore a clncknng Maroon squad Ivlolune Took an early lead unTuI The Trnal quarTer when Kewane came wIThun Tour po1nTs buT Molune Tossed a barrage of Three Tueld goals To Take a nnne poInT lead .. .... 27 ' ' . .. - ......,. 36 - ' ' - ' - ' - n ,I Q' I ' - Kewanee. .29 Rock Island .... 25 ' ' A I T me .. ' ....... 46 .. .... 36 . - - Q ' o e i I n Seclionol Come Proves Thriller Kewanee. .37 Canlon ....... 40 Allhough lhe Boilermakers were back in slyle, lhey couldn'l guile overcome lhe lllini leaders. ln a closely conlesled game all lhe way, lhe leam never guil unlil lhe linal period was over. Kewanee. .40 Easl Moline . . .43 When lhe curlain lell on lhe linal con- lerence game ol lhe season, Kewanee again was lhe underdog. The l-lilllop- pers were almosl upsel by lhe I7 poinls which were collecled by lhe Kewanee lads in lhe lourlh quarler. REGIONAL Kcwanee. .55 Welherslield . . .6 The Kewanee lads opened regional lourney play by pulling a lid on lhe Welherslield hoop. ln lhe meanlime Kewanee blilzed lhe nel lor a neal 50 per cenl. The Flying Geese made lheir lonely six via lhe lree-lhrow roule. S ly-eight Ooeninq Tip Off Kewanee. .67 Cambridge .... 28 Kewanee advanced lo lhe linals here in Cenlral Gym by delealing Cam- bridge in a poinl-sniping orgy. The Boilermalcers rushed lheir opponenls inlo submisson and nelled one ol lheir high- esl scores ol lhe season. Kewanee. .45 Galva ..--.... 32 ln lhe linal regional lournamenl play, Kewanee won over lhe Galva Wildcals. Phil lvliler was bacla in slyle by counling lor hall ol lhe Kewanee score. SECTIONAL Kewanee ..................... 55 John Hopkins lGranvillel ........ 36 Kewanee journeyed lo LaSalle-Peru lo compele in lhe seclional. ln lheir lirsl game lhey delealed Granville wilh lvliler again lalfing lhe lead in scoring QI poinls. Kewanee. .36 Normal ....... 33 Kewanee did il lor lhe lirsl lime since l932. They delealed Normal in lhe sec- lional linals and earned lhe righl lo go lo lhe slale lournamenl as a member ol lhe Sweel Sixleenf' The Boilers gol oll lo a slow slarl, bul linally gol rolling and conguered lhe Normal cagers. STATE Kewanee. .30 Kelvyn Park . . .45 A cold, courageous Boilermalcer leam oowed belore a lriclcy Chicago sec- lional champion leam. Kewanee rallied in lhe lhird period bul could nol over- come lhe besl Chicago leam lo go lo lhe slale lor some lime. Ruveter Squod Corraes On Trodutlonol Success Ploces Fourth In Northwest Conference Comes This years Kewanee Riveter squad carrned on the basketball season an tra dltronal success The l942 43 Ruvet ers continued rn the style set by prevuous sophomore tuves The lads tunrshed thelr cage games wnth a total ot I2 games won and eight games lost ln the Northwest conterence the Rev eter boys ended the season ln tourtn pace These lads won tour ot theur conterence games and lost sux e Kewanee sophomore squad won twuce trom East Moline and split games wnth both Moline and Roclc Island The Riveter s mentor the capable M Galen Landis should be credited tor spends much time wlth these boys even though has trrst game battles do not re ceuve as much notice as the maln games B d g Rnveters Rlveters Rnveters Ruveters Rlveters Rlveters Ruveters Rlveters Ruveters Ruveters Rnvetars Rnveters Rlveters Ruveters Rnveters Rlveters Rnvetc rs Rrveters Rlveters Riveter Schedule Geneseo Reserves Morrnson Seconds East Peoria Seconds Galesburg Ponies Monmouth Seconds Bradtord Varsuty Prnnceton Cubs Princeville Reserves Morrnson Roclc Island Mollne Ponnes Wetherstneld Gosllngs East Molvne Sophs Galesburg Ponies Monmouth Sophs Wetherstneld Gosllngs Mollne Sophs Canton Sophs East Moline Sophs Slxty I . - ' . . . . D - . Y ' ' . . . ' ' . 1 . . . - 25 - ' ' 34 - 1 ' 46 ' U . 36 . I I- . 40 . . I ' . 32 . . . . . 29 . . . Th . V 30 . . . . . ' 39 l ' . , . 37 . . . 30 . ' ' , r. ' 25 . I . . I8 . . these great pre-varsity lads . . . l-le Riveters 26 Roclc Island . . I . ' 28 . . . - . 23 . . . . 32 . Lefrw Rrgmzsomehuy bn ,J sn 'Lt B-Q or H'll my Rlpz slr, gy rms c r, Bb G Ban sqm, sm ones, rvur. Jandls. Freshman Schedule C 1 d S Freshman Cogers Win Twelve Gomes Of Sixteen Cooch Blessing Awo rds Numerols To Eleven Members The Kewanee frosh caqers enioyed a very successful baskelball schedule The freshmen won 'rwelve of lheir six Teen game season These boys have a very small following bul valianlly go our and gain lhe experience lhal is neces sary fo malce 'rhe varsily squad The Trosh cage squad was composed of Erickson l-leiser Lazar Robinson and Tharp Jim l-lesser accompanied Mr Landis Rivelers lo Easl Moline lor lhe hnal qame where he scored nine poinls The freshmen wer a march for many of +he surrounding lown second leams and have displayed very fine varsnly ma leria Much credil for lhus finely molded freshmen baslcelball leam should be :given lo Mr Paul Blessing l'he frosh coach In his firsl year Mr Blessing serv d as assislanl coach lo Broclc Those who received freshmen merals were l-leiser Robinson Erickson Lazar Tharp Ramonl' Popovilch in son Painler Termondl and Belar Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Fr shmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Riveler Seconds Alpha Seconds Galva Seconds Neponsel Seconds Annawan Varsily Neponsel Seconds Galva Seconds Welhersheld Sec Alpha Seconds Geneseo Seconds Welhersheld Sec Allcinson Seconds Riveler Seconds Genesee Sconds Annawan Varsily Allcinson Seconds I 'Left to Right, First Row: Coa h Blessing, Harold Erickson, Adam Lazar, Jim Heiser, Vince Ostrowski, Doug Robinson, lrwi BI SteHSecond Row: Te Roma k, J I' R t, J' Termondt, am Beta, B b N q ' t. Third Row: Jack Popovi h. Nl y T k , D',k Nelson, Gordon Painte, D Vi i. I ' ' nu . . A ' ' I . I . , , . . I . ' . 22 I6 . ' . I I . ' . . . ' ' ' . 24 ' e 38 ' . ' - I8 ' l. e 38 ' . 38 ' j . ' . . . 37 . . . ' ' , . ' 42 ' e ' 29 ' Seventy ,.- Q ' , 'ov A ri.-A ,, W.. ..' -. 1 'fda' 1 N A2 .5' . 4- ' 1' I '.-,'... ,, . iv ,xi ' fl. 1 Gs ' '51 lsr Q gil? 'Y 5. Riff-ixM f' 2 ev 8 6. 5. 34 4. s - , :XS fPf5 A' 3' ' Hg. ,r i?lfW K. r ? W 1 R. ,, A '.,,. s x ' . ,Q 4 . 1 an 5. a . x ' n 'O 1-'N I mf fm +x, EM, 54. if .x E4 X by Q , if. 2 1L!ll Ml '1 , , 3, .Q ui-f t ,331 A J' Q! 5 Kewanee Hugh Awarded Dlstrlct Track Meet Wm Second Place ln Flrst Scheduled Event l-lavlng lost several ot hls lettermen by graduatlon Coach Brockman had to break ln some new boys thus year tor the posltlons vacated however Brock stlll retalned a nucleus ot speedy tracksters and dlstance men Kewanee was awarded the dnstruct track meet by the l l-'l S A A tor the thlrd successlve year Kewanee won thus meet the tlrst year nt was held here ana Mollne won last year The dlstrlct meet was held on May 7 ln th dlstance runs Brock has one ot the tlnest mllers ln the state Duck Green Duck has been steadlly lmprovlng and IS developlng every year he carrxed Kewan e s colors ln the state track meet last year and collected a slxth tor hum se The lunlors grabbed the lnter class track event ln the yearly contest The purpose ot the unter class IS to deter mnne the tastest boys ln certaln events The lunlors led the tleld wlth 88 5f6 polnts The s nlors tollowed wlth 65 polnts and the sophomores had 45 lf3 oolnts The treshmen tralled wlth 40 2f3 points Kewanee s track schedule Included the Geneseo relays Peorla Central dual me there Trlanqular meet Aprll 20 lvlorrlson Wetherstleld and Kewanee here Northwest conterence meet at Rock Island the dnstrlct here ln Ke wanee the Wh aton relays the State meet and the lllrnl conterence m et at Peorla ln nts tlrst meet ot th season K wanee came out second best ln the Gen seo relays Wheaton was tlrst wlth 64 polnts and Kewanee was second wlth 55 polnts Front row left to rght Lloyd Dye Tom H nes Bob Bra d Jm He e Lawretce Gusrnan Bob No qu st D V k h and Mke Cerno tch on uja ovc Second row Jam NlcCaIlan Carl G othe Eugene Behnke Don Easton Bryant Carte o G a es B E Tom Bruggs B ll Bowren Melvm Hotz B Il Jones and Ke th Jones Th rd row Zane Bellcour Kenneth Fahlbeg Eugene Johnson Bob Fulton Roge Rob nson Glenn Johnso Paul Byst y Kenny Hanks John Boley Law etce Stewa t co captan Fourth row Coach Bockrnat Dck G eew Nlke Naseef co capta gh elvlo est Bob Blaze Euge e Z les Ed Tuntcl ff Wayne Wh tmo e a d Coach Ha old Hall oss Co a to ht h D Mo est ee B Trock Team Wlns Second Northwest Conference Cross Country Teonn Crouns Conterence Titles The l943 track team contnnued the ason wnnnung second place an the Northwest Conterence wnth 49 pounts to our crednt Duck Green won both dustanc events the male and halt mule beung the only Kewane double wlnner Ed Tunnlclntt gathered l4 points on a tlrst two s conds and a leg ot the second place relay team These two K l-l S boys were exp cted to quality tor the state meet The Kewane l-llgh trackmen too thnrd place ID the annual Wheaton mv: tatmoral relays at Wheaton Kewanee had a champuonshup cross country team These boys tralned hard last tal and were rewarded with both the lllrnn and Northwe t conterence champuonshups Joe Gusman was the ndnvldual wnnner ln both rac s carry :ng t'1e Orange and Black to twe tront The cross country team was composed ot two ophomores one lunuor and two senuors The sophomres were Bull Jones and Leon Noll and l-lugh De Morest the lunuor Joe Gusman and Make Naseet were semor members wlth Gusman as captam S ty th ee I CY unify T9 FH, left fig : Hug e r , Joe Gusman, Mike Nas f, ill Jones, Leon Noll. 1 1 se . . . 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N .. , ... 1 1 1 1 :nu I - HV f dAd t B H: Y Boys And O C D By Actlng As Vlctlms Club Sponsors Older Boys Clrls Conference AtY Early ln l'he school year a bunch ol slrange loolclng glrls were seen around school lhey lurned oul lo be lhe new members of l-ll Y belng unmaled The boys helped oul by collecllng huge hms for OC D worlc one cold nlghl A really swell Older Boys and Glrls Conference was sponsored by lhe club lhey also sold pop and checked coals al' games were hosls lo Iunnors and semors of Welhersheld and Ke wanee Hugh Schools al a George Wash lngfon Dance an February and held a dance early ln lhe sprung Durlng 'rhe year l'he group carrled our several dll lerenf prolecls GTTICG s Phl Mller presldenl Paul Byslry vlce presldenl Gordon Johnson secrelary and Roger Roblnson 'rreasurer Ad vlsers Mr Harold l-lall and Mr Pau Blessmg Members for lhe year are George Bennell Marlon Blornson John Boley Wayne Brand Donald Bryner Paul Bys fry John Carroll Roberl Coleman Rich ard Cornellous John DePauw Kennelh Glenn Johnson Wllllam Knrby Dlclc Krumllnger James Ma lun Phll Mller Warren Mllnes Wayn Mumford Mllce Nase T Michael uagllano Lawrence Slewarl Bob Terry Wayne Whllmore RO rl Wllke Wllllam Ball RO erl Blazler Rob rl Brand l-lugh DeMoresl Dean Fellon Fred Frlclce Richard Green John Gulshen Thomas l-ln s Donald lrwln Bull Johnson Gordon John son Tom Krumllnger Fred Kusler Rob err Lee Roger Roblnson John Sandova Ed Tunnlclnfl Rlchard Turnbull Wllbur Wallcer George Wasson and Rlchard Kalser i- Of lcers a ' rs: S td: Mr. H Y old Hall, Phil Mile M . Paul Blesslng. S anding: Gordon Johnso , R ger Robinson, Paul yst y. ' . . . ll 1 - 1 ll 1 . . I I amounls of scrap and acling as vic- Fahlberg, Diclc Floslrom, Franlq Gulshen, . . , . I F . l . . . Q . I W I . . - b . I . . I b ' - ' . S . , . . . . v I . ' . . . . . I I S I . . . r Z . V ' I ' - . . . ' , I I I ll ' Q . . I . ' - ' 1 . . l I - I l . ly- lfle Lett to ruoht Shurley Stauffer Ruth Pruessner Los Funcher Marlon Goftrler Second row l.orra'1e Lundheck Verna Ellenvvood Joan Munson Joan Naseef Dorothy Mllen Vy llan ae Kur man Bernadune Rornanek M ss Dorothy Harrod urd row Ards Schunenuil Margaret A lard l.ucu le Zumher Vurgunua Swaun Murlorue Kendle Aluce Pusher Bernad ne Kuculcas Beverly Jones Fourth row Joanre Vaughn Barbara Brand Dorothy Walker Margaret Naseef Letha Skeeters Marguerute Stewart Shurley Mutton Wulrna Wedle Gurls Federotuon Actuve In Junnor Red Cross Work Superyuse Socuol Room Contrubute Records To School Gurls Federatuon started out the year by gettung treshmen gurls acguaunted wlth theur Bug Sus ers Began a prouect ot lcnuttung tor th Junuor Red Cross made scrapbooks durung tue year They purchased records tor the social room and supervused the room atter school acted as hostesses Thus years ottucers presudent Dor othy Mullen secretary Wulma Wuodle treasurer Letha Ske ters Th senuor councul members oan Naseet Joan Munson Arlene Denlson Maruorue Kendle and Bernadun Kucu lcas Junuor members Beverly Jones Pxrdus Schueneman Al ce Pusher Mar guerute Stewart Margaret Allard and Verna Ellenwood Bernadune Romanelc Sopwomores Jo Ann Vaughn Vurgunua Swaun Luculle Zumoer Wullamae Kur man Barbara Brand Margaret hlaseet Freshmen Lorraune Lundbecls Ruth Pruessner Shurley Stautter Lous Funcher Shurley Mltton Dorothy Walker and Maruan Gottruer Muss Dorothy t-larroJ u aoyus r ot the roup Federatuov Offucers Wulnwa Wuedle Mu 5 Dorothy Harrod Letha Ske ers Vorothy M ller I , , l : u, V r l l 1 l l S V , u . 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I I , I V ' Homecoming Queen Reugns Over Festlvmes Kewonee Truumph Over Confon Plowboys 39 6 l-lomecomlng lhrllls broughl plenly ol exculem nl lo lhe campus ol K l-l S The Thursda nlghl bormllre lorchlughl parade and snake dan e r sly nl up lne lr wn lra lC was bloclfed un all dlrechons Whal a nlghl' The bfg even+ ol Friday was lhe an nouncemenl ol lhe selechons of lhe queen and her allendanls Bernadzn Kucukas was elecled l-lome omung queen wnlh one allendanl chosen from each class Arlene Denlson as sensor allendanl Juanlla Good was lhe Iunlor represenlaluve Melba lvleulcle was chosen from lhe sophomore class and Ann Colcuch as lhe freshman allendanl Enlhroned on a blue Packard converl druven b lore lhe sladnurn wh ch was hlled lo capaclly As lhe band played Auld Lang Syne lhe car slowly drove down lhe 'rraclc we r member I+ lor years and years The Kewanee Canlon game ended nn a successful defeal over our rivals And how we celebraled laler af lrvnng Gym beauhful rnusnc by Jummy ur ID s band solf llghls couples wanderrng oul In The halls for colces durnng lnlermnsslon plenly of dales home ah' wha? lunl Due lo gas rahomng Jrhe 'rradu leonal l-lomecomang parade was aban doned And allhough we mussed 'rhe usual lun decorahng lloals daubung pam? from ear lo ear IH an elforl' lo wnn hrsl prize we shll had a rolllclcung hme for Jrhe gala assembly program really Jrwo hours long made up for all dnsapponnlmenls each class had anylhnng from slculs 'ro musical numbers were seen on lhal day and so ended lhe l-lornecomung ol l942 SG Ta I I - , ' ' a . . . 'II l 9 . . , e ' . - - - ly' 1 U ' . . I ' l ea' l' A -f . . . , ll' ' ' . G' lc' ' . . . ' . . : . l .U A . . .. .. s c ' ' ' . . . '- . Q . . ible . . . lhe gueen and her courl were charge of parl of 'rhe program . . .and ' e ' . . . E ' ' ' 1 CrOw'uW'v th Q ,f- 4 Students Lak t r-Hand so w e Il 2 Someone have A EL h there' 3 Queer and ner court Hrs. d 1 ke re: 'Y mere? 5. Trl-Y honor queen. . o, e m Go' K Chronicle Provides Students Wuth Poper Revolvlng Stott Used After First Fave Issues When the K IS about ready to come out you ll hear something lulce thus May I borrow a nsclcel tor a K I torgot my money you lend the money It you have It because you dont want them to mlss the Issue then when st comes out you might hear something like thus Dld you get a K 7 or I wonder where they tound that out about mel and sometimes thus What dld I read about you an the K 7 Well what ever at was you must agree e statts got the news and gossip whale at was stnll hot around old K I-I S One ot the best ways to Iceep nntormed ot the actlvltues and events around a school ns to read the school paper and our Chronlcle dld a swell 'ob ot supplying us wlth the news a revolv :ng statt ednted the paper after the tnrst tive Issues Some ot the edutors tor the papers were Loss Cochren Barbara E ghty t Klrman Betty Ostman Fred Frlclce Loss Norlne Betty Llvlngston In using a revolving statt everyone had a chance at trylng the dltterent posltzons ot wrlt Ing and edntlng a paper lvllss Eleanor Johnson as advzser wlll credit her gray haurs to K Chronucle and Kewanlte I 11- . . . I I v I . . . ,, . .. . I . , . ,, . u 1 ur . . . .. . ... I - . , . .. . I ... ... , , . . . . . It . . ul- run ru nl . . 1, . - vnu . , ' , ...th , . . . . s w ' v I . Nature Cluh Officers left to right: Dorothy Jones Miss Louise Ewan Beverly Camp Juni: Berg Sheila Wyand Nature Club Members Co On Woodland l-likes, Campfire Cooking, Group Singing Add to Program The Chrisfmas free in fhe social roorn was decorafed by fhis group. . .and be- fore fhe holidays, fhey had a parfy wifh Sanfa Claus and all fhe frimmings . . . buf fhis was for members only. Officers: presidenf, Beverly Camp . . . vice-pres- idenf, June Berg . . . secrefary, Dorofhy Jones . . . freasurer, Sheila Wyand. Miss Louise Ewan served as adviser. First row: Shirley Wetzel, June Berg, Beverly Keller, Jewell, Rita Engel Ruth Owens, Maisie Swanson. We'll remember fhe early morning hikes . . . fellow Nafure Club members coolcing supper over a campfire . . . singing songs af duslc . . . fhe good old hilces along fhe frails of Scouf camp . . . wafching for fhe unusual signs of wild' flowers . . . cleaning fhe birds in fhe cases on fhe fhird floor occupied parf of fhe firne during rneefings. Peggy Whitmer, Eileen Wetzel, Lois Huber, Della Second row: Mary Pyle, Miss Louise Ewan, Mary Piliponis, Sharlyne McFarland, Sheila Wyand, Mary Sco-iil, Shirley Baldwin. Third row: Wilbur Walker, George Robbins Ronald Lewis, Bill Lewis Dorothy Jones, Anna Erdman, Eileen Lussenhop, Juniors Present The Innogunory Involud Portroys Costumes OT Early French Pernod The Junnor Class play The lmag :nary lnvalud by Molnere was pre senTed To a Tull house a huge suc cess The sTory was ThaT oT an :mag mary nnvalnd who engoyed ull healTh wuTh Bob Lee as Pxrgan The szclc rnan and Mary Madsen as TouneTTe The mand lcepT The house an a consTanT uproar Bull Johnson as Thomas Dua Torus broughT TorTh peals oT laughTer Angelique Argan s beauTlTul daugh Ter played by Allce Pruessner waT Don lrwnn playing The parT oT CleanTe her lover Argan s second wnTe played by Ardus Schueneman and Dnclc Turn bull as Mr De BonneTou RuTh Muller as The susTer Lounson Clarnbelle Gursch played The susTer of Argan Madame Purgan a physician played by DoroThy Jones l-lugh De MoresT as M D1aTorus anoTher physncuan and Gordon Johnson as Madame Bur gon s assusTanT BeauT1Tul cosTurnes oT The ResToraTnon Perlod were desxgned by Eleanor CaT on Dons Jenlcnns and DoroThy Jensen made by Jean Cully Loss MoulTon MargareT SpeTs Edna l-laddad and Clarnbelle Gursch Mlss Llllnan Wagner dnrecTed The play assnsTed by Dons Wedge wnTh Dean FelTon as sTage dlrecTor wnTh Bob Brand Bob Champlun a Blll Ball asssshng Mnss RuTh Reu class ad vlser Mass DoroThy Gibson an Mnss ElnzabeTh AlbrughT assnsTed as cos Tume adynsers - ll . -ll. I ... ' , I ' ' ... I . . ' ' '...nd' e t y a y MCC S o d e Q a ett se a e Letha Qkeet E Td a ae W Photogrophy Minded Students Joan Club Study Art Ot Developing And Printing Ot course you have seen that prcture ot a ghost whnch was IH the display cas at was a truck shot Maybe your tav orlte picture was the B I9 In tllght or nt mnght have been some scene trom around our school that caught your tancy We are indebted to the K K K tor all those puctures some ot them were trnclc shots others were unusual double negatives and some good angle shots One ot the protects ot the year was putting good and unusual camera plctures ID the dnsplay case so that all the students mnght se some ot the worlc done by the K K K t ey tound at a lot ot tun to develop and pr nt th IF own tllms lectures and lntormal discussions about the uses ot dltterent parts ot a camera and now to obtann better snapshots how to lm l. Vt Bl 1 N prove methods ot developsng and prunt :ng tulms Thus as the tnrst year smnce the begnnnlng ot thus club that Mr Wal son has not been one ot the advlsers however The club was under the expert gusdance ot Mr E E Stevens Ottncers tor the year were Bull Carlson president Joe Wlllnams vuce pres :dent Letha Slceeters secretary and Mary Jo Pyle treasurer f 6 - SX - ' , af. - U4 ,x N ' 5 L, , Q o First row, l ft o rlght: George Robblns, Shella Wyand, Mary Ann Kelm, Joan Barr, M ry Joe Pyle, Rosemar raw, Ronald Johnson, Jack Headlund, ec n row: Bruce Petty, Rlchard Sod rlund, A ath Blodg , Ro Ann Jones, H yd n Nlees, - ers, Nlr. E. , Stevens. hlr rcw: Bill Carlson, John Brady, Wlll rd Bnggs, Wlibur W lk r, Robert illetts Joe Williams, I S, . . . . . . , . . . . . . , ' I I ' ' e I e' ' . . . .1 ,g ,Q ga. ,-,MA J' . fi F F LJ. '.'l.: ,Q - 'if Le to Rught Flrst row V Kung K Jones L Zurnber B Rornanek M Huber H Spanabel B McElwaln B Ku ukas A Flsher B Jones J Berg Second Row mson M Goffrler D Davls V Ellenwood Mrs Schacht Mr Schacht R Engel B Bfafld Third Row M Pyle lVl DEP-3Uw W Busch J Thurwanger D Jewell M Annesly J Munson A Dennsson J Naseef Dorothy Gibson L Flncher R Pruessn r J Ben M Scovll M Greenstreet E Brown E Peterson M Spets M Kende Em son B Sevler V Swann C Colllns J Vaughn E Ptasnlk Fourth ROW I Schultz J Swett D n F E Helser S Bruggs R McGraw J Keelmg D Baker N Struck p IVlcBr,de M Madsen P ow A W Mullman Flfth Row M Lee E Haddad H Rodgers J Mnnes G Mcgormack Nl Tangeman J Goode Anderson M Pudzevells D Olsen P Gray M DePauw Sixth ROW J PMS M Easton B Samuelson lce M Kendle u B Evan Rlpka F VanDurman Barry M Gleason ttevrongel C Kelm Wedge G Holmes L Skeeters R Jones R Eby Seventh Row V Werthelm E Catton C Hartman lVl WI L n IS C Rose M Naseef J Zang E Morten M Baslls G Moore Elghth Row B Blornson P Kelly M Meukle L Warner McFarland S Wyand Upper Left B Johnson M Krumtlnger A Pruessn r B Rule Upper R.ght D Walker 5 ggauffer Llndbeck C Kelm N McDowell Art Club Largest All Curl Organization l-lostesses At Tea Dance Annual Banquet Soon after lhe beglnnlng of The year we began hearing about dates for The Art Club Dance as we wallced down the halls we were swamped wllh the latest gossip IH facl from lhen lll treasurer Joan Rule program chalr man they were asslsled by lvllss Dorothy Gibson adviser Art Club Ufflcers Arlen Denson Juanlta Goode Verna Ellenwood n M Dorothy Glbson Joan Jaughn December the school was one con llnuous buzzlng the wemer roasl lols of fun lhen the lacully lea for members and teachers Mother Daughter banquet ID the sprung Buslness meellngs were held once a monlh usually a guesl spealcer or program was planned Art Club con lrubuled lo R d Cross by malclng a lap robe from woolen ple-ces Arl Club presudenl was Arlene Denuson Joan Vaughn, vlce presldenl Juanlla Goode secretary Verna Ellenwood 'M 'T' x E. ,, ,.. 3 ,. ,, ,. . 1 E ,. ,- 9,' ' p I , u I A In -I in I . , ,Je sen,J.CIly, , s, J. , , ', . , . , A V ' , 1 . ' I , . , S. Mitten, M, Keim, D. ,. ,. ,. ,. . 1. ',. ,A fr 1- ,JA ad,. , ,. ,. ,. ,-, . . 1. ,. ,. ,. ,S. g 4 3- f- 1- El- , ':. ,. ,L. ' 1 1 1 , ... , ' , . I . . .. ... , ,' , G ', A , , ' ' ' Joa Rule, me 4 ' , 4 X . , . Q . o , . Standing Lucille Zumber, Ruth Miller. Seated: Esther Brown, Miss Elizabeth AI- bright, Claribelle Girsch, Mary Jo Pyle. Home Economics Club Continues Work, Victory Dance Held In Honor Of Players l-lorne Ec Club is in ils second year' as an oulside aclivily . . . since ils or- ganizalion . . . carried on well-planned programs . . main even? of lhe year was flue Viclory Baslcelball Dance held on March 26 . . . lols ol lun . . . dancing lo lhe rnusic ol Jimmy G'irlcin's Hlillle old band . . . conlribuled lo Red Cross . . . Under the direclion ol Miss Eliza- belli Albriqhl' and Miss Anna Weimer . . . Claribelle Girsch, presidenl . . . Lucille Zumber, vice-presidenl . . . Eslher Brown, secrelary . . . and Rulh Miller, lreasurer . . . Mary Jo Pyle, program chairman. First row, left to right: Mary Jo Pyle, Bernice Bryner, Jeanne Bennison, Marian Goffrier, Mary Annesly, Arlene Baldwin, Bernadine Hayworth Second row: Miss Elizabeth Albright, Kathleen Leggett, Claribelle Girsch, Gwendolyn Moore, Ruth Miller, Lois Stewart, Dorothy Teece, Marie Bialobreski, Third row- Joan Barry, Juanita Goode Mary Lou Tarigeman, Dora Salisbury, Ruth Eby, Nellie Whiles, Peggy Whitrner. Fourth row Gladys McCormack Willamae Busch, Lucille Zumber, Margaret Naseef Attent Socialite H y seeders Grand final Dreamla d Caught act. Students Write, Produce Victory Vogues ot l943g Cost Ot Over One Hundred Students Porticipotes Senior headaches began in October when plans were tirst discussed tor Victory Vogues, the senior Orpheum. The scene was Hotel St. Ritz in New York . . . plot centered around a Vic- tory Ball which was to be given, with the admission a War Bond. Dinah Shore, scheduled as guest singer, tailed to ap- pear, so a masked singer took her place. She turned out to be the hotels cig- arette girl ...played by Anita Marshall. Highlights were Vivian King and Mar- shall Heene in a hay-seed act . . . Mike Naseet as the kleptomaniac who took only white . . . gum-chewing Gertie, the telephone girl, Amaryll Empson . . . Phil Miler, as Joe Blow, the house de- tective . . . a WAAC dance . . . and we'll never torget the third act with sott lights . . . girls in tormals, the sky- line ot New York in the background . . . choral reading . . . portraying the Four Freedoms . . . Pat McBride as the Statue ot Liberty . . . and the chorus ot over IOO singing This ls Worth Fighting Forlw The entire production was under the direction ot Miss Emily Mayne, with June Berg as assistant director. Also assisting were Miss Harriet McCarthy . . . Miss Dorothy Gibson . . . Miss Li'- Iian Wagner . . . Miss Dorothy Stoutter . . . Miss Elizabeth Albright . . . Mr. Fred Waterman . . . and Mr. Alden Trickey. l the WU -Ill 1 as-I to RIgl1t Frst Row Nl ke Sblcn Bob Lee Clnrlotte Kern Los Flncner Ruth Pruessner Vxrgn 1 Sw1n Nl Io Sturm B ll Fostrom Charles Lester ond row V rg n 1 Cre l n Hartn11n Patr C 1 lVlcBr d lVI1ry IVI1 en D 1II u on Don r w r 6 ornson r 1 e 1sPe ss l 11 W1 I IItlI W ll I L o I I o1n Hllljllll 1rcell1 P IfIOVSll s gu r Ken Jo In C1I ol Players Club Presents Sluts Af Many Programs Cuve Annual Cbrnstmas Play Assnstecl By Cnour Payers Club slarled our llne year by selecllng new members llwen sublecllng lb nn lo an Inlllaluon al llwe llrsl' nneel n A welner roasl al Wlndmonl Par early n llwe fall and laler on +l1 rlglwlngnl ol lre year llne annual 4Jl n JL B l-learls wrlllen anJ dlreclecl by lvllss Lrllran Wagner wrllm llwe muslc un der +l1e drrecllon ol lvlr Fr cl Wafer man 'l'l1e beaulllul llglmlrng ellecls and Clwrlslrnas carols crealed an ellecl nol lo be lorgollen ln llwe play were Cllrlsllans n Crellln l-larlman Palrucra lvlcbrlde VIrgInIa Werlbeum Don lrwln Jolm DePauw and lvlary Baslrs wI+1 ll1e Freslwrnan Sexlel llne club pr senl J sl1orl slclls and one acl plays lor varrous clubs and programs durlng lbo year Ol llcers preslaerlr Jobn DePa pres dent Vrrglnaa Swa are ary Mary lvlaa en QIHIQ Wert elrr sergea lat arrns Dean Felton progrann Q Ialrnnan Jqne Berg yuser lv' ss L Wagner if, auf Left , l : I I , L I I I I 1 ' FI. L. I I I l , Sec : I I IL Wertl1eInI, ll L I lL I Q L Lds EL F ll Iwln llllfd Ro 1 Ralph Syobrrg, June Be g B tty Ej lVlL1gLrt NL , f, MI LIlILI Lqnei rot' Ro : JolI DQPAIV, Blll J lwvsor .l L VL , ML L I l , I, Mar C Itte flir- l L 'r I l o . . . ' f A S . . . . . - . . I 3 A I Q . . . . li I . . . , ' o C I. Q l I , . . . I Clvlslmas playr 'lo Live ln Their June Berg, Palrlcia Brown. Donald . . 9 V . . . . . . . . A. I I I I . . I I . . . 9 C' ' 3 fl , Llvf . . . ylcee I ' Zn...So '41 I ls, . . . ana treasurer VW ' '- , lw ' . . . n V - .I I ' . . . I ' , il V ct rs ll-ea Fe zz 'sl as L ,Im '.'.I-1'6 Jin Desau.-. Har, P hier! 6' :re ery ' Frst row: Mary Baslls Charlotte Kerm, Ruth Pruessner Shlrley Stauf- fer Second row: Bernlta Helnrich, Jeane Bennison, Lorraine Llndbeck, Marion Gotfrler Lols Flncher Betty Addus Lols Ouart Joan Knoke Thlrd row Mabel Grlffen Gwendo lyn Moore Martha Fultz Juanlta Barnes Louise Fowler Donna Dun lap Nellle Whsles Mr Fred Water man Fourth row Barbara O Hearn Bette Blornson Charlene Baughman Anna Slceeters Dora Salusbury Mlldred Scott Dorothy Walker Anna Loulse Hler Betty Doleslagen C-lee Clubs C-oln Appreclotlon Of Music Use Pon Amerlcon Potrlotuc Theme ln Concert Those cerfaln popular groups whlch we hear of so often are no doubt the gurls and boys glee clubs The beauh ful muslc good harmonlzung are due to the lralnlng ln lone produc hon and blendlng Permanent and popular musnc IS used for choral slnglng Freshmen olhcers Ruth Pruessner presxdenl Marlon Goffrler vlce presldent Lorralne Llndbeclc secre tary and Mary Baslls Treasurer Sensor club OTTICSFS Shlrley AddIS presldenl Audrey Smlth vlce pres: denl Irene Ensley secretary and Melba Mellcle treasurer Several small groups were organlzed for class room work The feshman sexfelr was very popular Glee clubs GSSIST8d wllh annual sprung concert whlch was centered aboul a palrlohc theme one parl belng Pan Amerlcan under the dlrecllon of Mr Fred Waterman If Jtrcers Bernadine Kuciikas, Giern Johnson Anita Wim' snail Lawrence Stewart and 'Ar fred Waterman A Copello Choir Assists With Spring Concert, Provides Good Music For School, Community A Capella Choir has talcen a leading place in the musical education ot Ke- wanee l-ligh School. A student, to be accepted into Choir, must possess det- inite musical ability betore he is eligible. The choir assisted in the annual spring concert . . . and throughout the year this group was in great demand. In ad- dition to several appearances in churches and clubs outside ot school, the club turnished the musical baclc- ground tor the annual Christmas play. Voice blending, choral tone. diction and tone production are stressed in choral worlc. Once again, Mr. Fred Waterman very ably directed the choir through an eventtul year . . . and so the choir com- pletes another successtul season . . . adding to the enjoyment ot this com- munity . . . and providing good music in a pleasing manner. First row: Doris Wedge Anna Louise Heir, Arlene Dennison, Ruth Pruessner, Mary Basl s, Mary Scovil, Nina Reimer, Doris Baker, Joan Keeling, Esther Brown, Selen Christianson, Second Row: Norma Struck, Pat McBride, Jane Zang, Elizabeth Morton, Mildred Rathnow, Muriel Eas ton Crellin Hartman, Betty Parrish, Arlene Ripka, Bernadine Kuckukas Anita Marshall. Third Row: Mr Waterman Marvin lnies, Robert Lottnian, Robert Graves, Richard Nelson Jaenes Bruner Lawrence Stewart, Don Bryner. Fourth Row: Thomas Hines Quentin Klinq, Gordon Johnson Glenn Johnson to Rght F st ow e h o r i i ec mi seet Be nad e Kucu as e Romaneclc econd Rov ne Behnke R th Env J 1 Rule Ch s U1 L n a 1 om d ow ueutm e e Wht to e 11 Q-Pix J B Hlgh Delvlo est Go o Johnson First Semester Council Promotes Homecoming Sponsors Donce At Irving To Jimmy Cirkm s Bond Student Council set a high style tor students started out the year with Mike Naseet tor president Bernadine Kuculcas vice president Wayne Whitmore secretary and Joan Naseet treasurer Sponsored the gala Homecoming election ot queen and her court dance at Irving gyrn music to Jimmy Girlcin s band We can thanlc this council tor having had the Social Room open until tive o cloclc on certain weelc days an tor supervising the redecorating ot that popular spot on the second tloor Pep meeetings throughout the year were planned by th council Adviser tor th year was Mr R lvl Robinson who supported the council with his whole hearted interest Stud on so W1 ewhtioe Seitcd Jon Niseef l l ke Naseef Be wad ne Kuculus Left l , ir Q :Kit J nes Lois Finche, Lorene Liidh k, J ei Na ' r in k , T d . 5 i fi EUQC i U OB' 'l ti if Queqliano, June Berg Jla it Goode, Bill Flos- I' , Thir R 1 Q ir Kling Bill Mill r Wayn in r Joli D ww, Dol lezier, 1 i' , rd n . . . . , , . . . . . . . , i - d g S . . . e . . . ' Lil ing Mr R lin n Lyn in r K ti K .i' , VI i 1 Second Semester Council Plans Bond Driveg Ninety Per Cent Student Soles Needed For Flog eedM lVlshIIHeee d ose y c Nike Na ef At the beginning ot the second se mester Marshall l-leene was elected president by vote ot student body The otticers tor the second semester were presidnt Marshall l-leene vice Rosemary Ecluse treasurer Vivian King with Mr Robinson serving as adviser This council made plan to sponsor another bond and stamp drive in May They worlced on gaining a minute man tlaq tor the school To do this it is necessary tor at least 90 per cent ot the students to buy stamps and bonds Once more the student council has completed anoth r year ot successtu worlc and the leaders ot the class ot 43 are handing down their duties as I aders to the c ass ot 44 One memb r is elected trom each homeroom and six members are elect d trom the senior home room John Carrol Marlori Kendle Rose mary Ecluse Vivian King Marshall l-leene and Mi lce Naseet senior mem rs From the iunior class C ari b Ile Girch Bob Lee Mildred Rath now and Joan Rule Sopohomores are represented by Teresa Jones Mari orie Greenstreet and Eugene Behnke Diclc Baker Donald Vinson Lawrence DePauw Charles Schwerborclt Qu ntin Klinq Allyne l-loyt Gwendolyn Moore and Ronald Johnson repr sent the tresh man class N nety th ee l S at : r. R. M. Robinson, ar a n . Stan ing: R mar E luse, i se , Vivian King. , l ' . ' . . . 9 ' president, Mike Naseet . . . secretary, serving on the second semester council . ., . - I l I ' . . b . . . ' ' . . . l '- 5 . . . . e V , . - . 9 . e 3 S e - G,A,A Off Nl l Keiidlff, B D K VVI D hy S1 f D l Ad B Ly P 1 lV Q i K dl C. A. A. Enthusiasts Co Cut For Sportsg April Cornivcil Donce ATTrcicTs Big Crowd The obiecT oT The C5.A.A. is To sTand- ardize and promoTe ideals oT healTh and sporTsmanship . . . under The direcTion oT Miss DoroThy STouTTer. Speedball was The TirsT acTiviTy . . . They chose Teams and held compeTiTive games among each oTher. The Tour main sporTs Tor The year were: baslceTball . . . volley ball . . . soTT ball . . . and speed ball . . . Each sporT was played Tor a period oT eighT weeks . . . WiTh The coming oT Tall and cooler weaTher, The girls Tormed Tum- bling classes . . . The addiTion To The ping-pong room broughT added en- Thusiasm To gym classes. A school ping-pong TournamenT was held Tor boys and girls . . . badminTon was inTroduced Tor The TirsT Time This year . . . AnoTher evenT was Play Day ...OT course, we can'T TorgeT The Carn- ival, held in April . . . all Those sideshows and dancing To Jimmy Girlcin's or- chesTra. 2 les Le ite Club J C ales Lest Dutcan Ca P so 0 P Delcate Team Active ln Conterence Tournaments Attirmative Wins High Percentage At Calesburg The debate team rather unexpectedly tound th year a successtul one Contronted at the opening ot the sea son with the problem ot replacing thre ot the tour positions the prospects loolced none too bright l-lowever the teams worlced hard and tinished the eason with the gr at maiority ot de bates on the winning side ot the ledger The v teran trom last year June Berg and a newcomer Charles Lester toolc the burden ot the negative ancl cosed the season with a high percen age ot victories Their outstanding ac complishment was their pertect per tormance at the Galesburg tournam nt whoro they won all tour debates par- ticipated in . . , deteating such old rivals as Burlington and Davenport. The attirmative had their day at the Northwest conterence held at Mon- mouth . . . l-tere Don Irwin and Willis Peterson won tour out ot tive debates aiding substantially in gaining second place tor Kewanee The question used thi ye r was Re solved That A Fed ral World Govern m nt Should Be Established e Vl Gaan nety-si ,, 4, x fr , ' ,Q 5+ ,f i A M36 ' af ,H 1 Mm , V f , 'Mug-. , .1 5 B M '- V+ f X 72 Q- Q 'HX s I Cf' a B31 X, ftxf 'Q 4. 5 vw n , Q' f , wfgfbim 353 'W I 1 ',' fp I Lf jf 272 V1 f i. i : 71 ff W. ,, X ,fy im 5 . 2 - .S . X. s 1 4 5. rf' I fil JW, , F 4 23 e t p o a Botto ho d t ho Sc app Kewonee Hugh Contrubutes To Vuctory Druves Over Thousond Dollors Reoched On Jeep Sole Vuctory druves played an umportant part durung thus school year Early un all kunds ot trash down to the scrap pule l-lu Y added a great deal to the hugh school pule The Junuor Red Cross has been actuve all year un audung varuous communuty prouects hugh school students were urged to donate a small te to the or ganuzatuon A book druve was sponsored un order to provude books tor the men locat d un camps throughout the Unuted States Each classroom contrubuted a sum towards these books As a result Kewanee l-tugh receuved enough mon y to buy a taur quota ot books The Jeep druve was held early un the sprung each student was urged to buy at least two dollars worth ot War Bonds and Stamps un order to hundred dollars was actually needed to buy the geep Each day the sales mounted hugher and hugher The robbery whuch oc curred the nught betore the tunal druve closed resulted un the loss ot part ot the tunds but thus dudnt daunt the spuruts ot K l-l S gurls and boys It dud not prevent our patruotuc munded students trom stull purchasung bonds and stamps and by th end ot the week we had gone over the amount set out tor ln May another stamp and bond druve was sponsored by the student councul Th school would receuve a munute man tlag ut 90 per cent ot the students bought stamps and bonds Nntyeght L ft o right: Scra f r the J ps. That could be you rn row: Do your partfbuy. W id E7 Guess if--. ln the drive. w 7 r in' 1 the year . . . kids could be seen lugging reach the necessary goal . . . over nine . S . . . . S e ' . ' . . . e ' i e - i Junior Sensor Prom Bug Soclol Event Of Yeor Closs Of 44 Plons Colo Affour On Moy Zl The Junior Sennor prom ol I942 was sponsored by 'rhus years senior class The s Hnng was a beaulncul fauryland ol nchanlrnenr w1'rh paunled llals represenlang candy houses Ragg dy Ann dolls balloon frees crepe paper decorahons wrlh Jaclc lvlanlhe s or cheslra d by 'rhe class presrdenl Bull Johnson assusled by varlous cornrnnllees walh Mary Madsen and Ed Tunnlclull as co chaarmen ol lhe orcheslrra cornrnrflee Serving as co charrrnen for fhe dec orahons Dean Fellon and Bob Brand C wulh Callon Ball Jenlcnns Fell Rodgers Spels Green Ellenwood and Champlun on lhe commnlfee Joan Barry as chaurrnan on enrerlannmenl commlllee and Shurley Lee and Jean Cully as co chairman ol Jrhe relreshrnenl comrnulree The 'rherne cenlers around a Wnnler oors crepe paper lalhce wor blue cenlung and lo add lo lhe selling 'rhe ones who serve dress as slcalers wnfh colorful coslurnes accenhng The solr wrnferland scene Orcheslra Royal Scols - . . . Thlg yearlg Junigr-Senigr prgm I5 head- Vlfonderlond . . . Cl6COV6'llOV1S of paslel e ' , ' Q l . . . . . . ' in ty-n' e Nlflrcliing In Gettirg Diplomas Graduates Seniors Awoit Closs Niglf1T,CommencemenTg Enjoy l-lolicloy During Lost Week OT School Senior Week . . . ThaT long awaiTed evenT . . . beginning wiTh The Bacca- laureaTe service on Sunday, May 23 . . . Rev. David l-lancock was selecTed To de- liver The sermon . . . Perhaps Tor The TirsT Time . . . seniors realized ThaT grad- uaTion meanT a Tew Things more Than vacaTion . . .and grades . . .and home- work . . . A serious looking group Tiled ouT oT The audiTorium ThaT Sunday eve- ning. Then came The dawn and Monday rolled around . . . For The TirsT Time in years we could be laTe To school . . .and how we seniors Took advanTage . . . com- ing in laTe . . . gloaTing over all under- ciassmen. The middle oT The week brings class nighT . . .and a cerTain group oT seniors awaiT Their Tinal commiTTmenT as sTaTed in Tho class will and prophecy . . . AnoTher highlighT of The evening is The presenTaTion oT The TradiTional cane by Charles LesTer, senior cane speaker, To Tho iunior represenTaTive . . . A brieT review oT The class hisTory brings back cerTain memories To our minds . . . oT dances . . . classes . . . names . . . all The Tun welve had These Tour years in K. l-l. S .... well, kids, iT won'T be long now . . . iusT a Tew more days . . . and Then . . . iT will all be over . . . some oT us looking Torward To college . . . mosT oT The boys will be in The services . . . regardless oT personal desires. Friday, lvlay 28, IQ43 . . . The mem- bers oT The senior class don caps and gowns Tor The second Time . . . and march in To ThaT evenT oT evenTs . . . graduaTion . . .An unusual program . . . diTTerenT Trom any in previous years . . . cenTers abouT a paTrioTic Theme . . . Among The speakers are The valedic- Torians, June Berg, and William Kirby, and saluTaTorian, Vivian King . . . A Tew awards are made . . . we Tile up To The plaTTorm . . . receive our diplomas . . . and To The Tune oT The march . . . we. The seniors oT IQ43, go down The aisle Tor The Tinal Time. One Hundred E f 9 , 1 jx '1 if? if 4- 2 A , D S3 , 3 -H-fy Q B yi . I-.. ts 3 - f Q ff' ,BH X, , ,, ,. . , .1 . ' I. :9. -. .- V. 1 .sv 'Q K Q . gn My fn, NM . t.w.G. L1 -X41 K 5 q, v -4 3 ,e at -. 0- p L n,. Q F Y l li Q: . 3 iv ig 1 I fin , ' 1 -,Q ' 1- . f Q V Q 3 h L x' fi L,n.H .W Xx U 2-N1 Kewonlte Staff Slaves Far Info lhe nzghl a lnghl could be seen burning ln The llllle cubby hole on lhrrd floor known as The Kewansle room where lhe sfall members slaved long hours To pul ou? a grealer Jrhan ver yearbook A5 edllorln chief Vlvlan Kung spenl mosl of her 'nme worknng on lhe Ke wanlle Kay Jones as pholography edalor was always sorlung pnclures wulh lhe and ol her assuslanl pholography Long Hours On Yearbook dllor l-lelen Spanabel The lllerary ednlor Vurgnnua Werlheum was lo be seen almosl anyhme houndung olher slall members lor lheur copy e gurl In charge ol lhe arhslnc parl ol lhe yearbook was Dorolhea Gerhold cap ably assusled by lvlarguerulle Kendle Joan Berg as busnness manager counled lhe money To be sure wed have enough workung wnlh her on lhns was lhe sponsorshup slall headed by Mnke 'S , Wa , thy Str Editorial Staff Seated Dorothea Gerhold, art ed.tor 'vmlai King, editor' Oswald -nascot Kay JOnf3S photography editor Standing: Virginia Wertheim, literary editor Miss Dorothy Gibson, art adviserg Miss Har- riet McCarthy, business manager- and Miss Eleanor Johnson, adviser, Not shown: Joan Berg, business manager NaseeT, and composed oT Bill Kirby, Phil Miler, and Jerry STruclc . . . Genella l-lolmes Took care of The TaculTy secTion . . . and June Berg, as acTiviTy ediTor, wroTe up The various clubs . . . assisTed by DoroThy Jensen . . . GaThering ma- Terial on The members oT The class oT '43 was Amaryll Empson, as senior class edif Tor. The calendar was wriTTen by Johnny DePauw, and The sporTs wriTe-ups were handled by The Two sporTs ediTors, Ken W Treshman and sophomore individual picTures, The sporT acTion shoTs, class shoTs and inTormal shoTs. Elin PeTerson, as cirCulaTion manager, Toolc charge oT subscripTions and gene eral circulaTion. The sTaTT secreTary, Joan Naseelf, spenT mosT oT her Time doing oTher peoples worlc and Typing leTTers Tor Miss Eleanor Johnson, The liT- erary adviser . . . Miss DoroThy Gibson served as arT adviser . . . while Miss Fahlberg - and Marjorie Kendle. l-larrieT McCarThy assisTed on The busi- Bill Carlson and Joe Williams Toolr The ness managemenT. Literary staff: Seated Poly Low June Berg 'Jlrgnla Werthe n Genella Holmes, Dorothy Jensen- stand-ng, Sybil Ferrell, Nlarlorie slness staff: Seated, Joan Naseef standing Phil lVliler, Jerry Price, Kenny Fahlberg, Miss Eleanor Johnson John DePauw uck Joan Berg Mike Naseef Elin Peterson Bill Kirby Arnaryll Ernpson v- Senio 4595-f' DARLENE ADAMS GAA I 2 3 4 PRES 4 ORPH M ETTA MAY ADAMS GLEE CLUB I WILADEEN ADKINS K STAFF WILLIAM ALDRED H Y 3 GEORGE BENNETT HI Y 3 4 PALLETTE 8. BRUSH 3 VICE PRES CLASS 4 SEUDENT COUNCIL I 2 PROM COMM 3 ART JOAN BERG BAND TWIRLERI 2 3 4 GLEE CLUB 1 STUDENT COUNCILI 3 GAA I ORPHEUM OPERETTAI K CHRONICLE 3 KEWANITE BUSINESS MANAGER CLUBI 3 4 R 4 SEC JUNE BERG GIRLS FED COUNCIL I GLEE CLUB I STUDENT COUNCIL I 3 4 NORTHWEST CONF DECLAM 2 DEBATE CLUB 2 3 4 DEBATE TEAM 3 4 PLAYERS CLUB 2 3 4 NIGHT OF ONE ACTS 2 3 CHRIST MAS PLAY 4 NATURE CLUB 2 3 TRI Y K STAFF 4 KEWANITE ORPHEUM CLASS PLAY DORIS BERGREN GAA 2 3 STUDENT COUNCIL 2 MARION BJORNSON BANDI 2 3 4 FOOTBALL I 2 3 4 GLEE CLUB I 2 ORPHEUM CHEERLEADER 3 HI Y 3 4 CLASS PL Y 3 4 JOHN BOLEY FOOTBALL 3 4 K 3 4 BASKETBALLI 2 4 TRACK VIC P 3 PRE 4 G CLUB 2 3 HI Y 3 4 ORPHEUM WAYNE BRAND PALLETTE AND BRUSH 2 3 4 FOOTBALL 3 HI Y 3 42KKK 2 ORPHEUM PROM COMM ART LET WILLARD BRIGGS KKK 4 GLEE CLUB 4 CHOIR 4 ORPHEUM DONALD BRYNER STUDENT COUNCIL I BAND 1 2 CHOIR 4 OR PHEUM BOB BURNS TRACK 2 TUMBLING 2 3 PRES 3 ORPHEUM PAUL BYSTRY FOOTBALL 2 3 4 BASKETBALL 2 3 TRACK 2 4 HIY 3 4 VICE PRES 4 CLASS SE r ACH vities. BEVERLY CAMP NATURE CLUB 2 3 4 SEC 3 PRES 4 ORPHEUM BETTY CARLSON PALLETTE AND BRUSH 3 BANDI 2 3 4 LIBRAR 2 3 S C G UBI T 3 4 PHEUM OPERETTA I JOHN CARROLL CLASS PRES 1 FOOTBALL I 2 3 BASKETBALL I 2 3 TRACK I 2 STUDENT COUNCILI 4 BASE BALL 3 HI Y 3 4 ORPHEUM MARY CERNOVICH JR RED CROSS LOIS COCHREN K CHRONICLE EDITOR ISSUE 6 ROBERT COLEMAN BANDI 2 3 4 HI Y 3 4 ORPHEUM CLASS PLAY RICHARD CORNELIOUS TBALL I BASKETBALL NJ I 2 3 TUMBLING I 2 3 CHEERLEADER 4 HIY 4 OR PHEUM ADA MAE CORWIN ART CLUB 1 2 3 NATURE CLUB 2 TREASURER Y B 2 CHO 4 PHEUM PROM COMM BILLY DEE ORPHEUM BANDI 2 4 VICE PRES 4 ARLENE DENISON GLEE CLUB I CHOIR 2 3 4 TREASURER 3 ART BI 4 PRES 4 TRIY 3 4 ORPH CLASS PLAY 4 GIRLS FED COUNCIL I 2 3 4 HOMECOMING ATTENDANT 4 JOHN DEPAUW BANDI 2 HI Y 3 4 CLASS PLAY 3 4 ORPHEUM 2 4 KEWANITE STAFF PLAYERS CLUB2 3 4 PRES 4 TRACK I STUDENT COUNCIL 2 4 NIGHT OF ONE ACTS 2 3 CHRISTMAS PLAY 4 PROM COMM ELAINE DIERECKS K STAFF MARION DUNBAR GLEE CLUB I 2 OPERETTA 1 2 NATURE CLUB 3 K STAFF 4 MARY DURHAM GLEE CLUBI A I 2 4 TRIY 3 ORPH K STAFF MURIEL EASTON TRANSFERRED 4 TRI Y 4 ART CLUB 4 CHOIR 4 BAND 4 ORPHEUM ROSEMARY ECLUSE GAA I 2 3 STUDENT COUNCIL 4 SEC 4 CLARENCE EGBERT NATURE CLUB 2 3 4 AMARYLL EMPSON A I 2 3 TRIY3 4 VICE PRES 4 KEW ITE STAFF ORPHEUM CLASS PLAY 4 ART CLUB 4 RITA ENGEL TRI Y 3 4 ART CLUBI 2 3 4 ORPHEUM NATURE CLUB 3 THELMA ENSLEY NATURE CLUB I 2 PALLETTE AND BRUSH 4 SEC 4 GLEE CLUB I KENNETH FAHLBERG TRACK 3 4 FOOTBALL 4 CLASS PLAY 3 4 OR UM HI Y 3 N URE CLUB 3 B ND 'I 2 3 ROBERT FELTON FOOTBALL 3 4 BASEBALL 3 STUDENT COUNCIL 2 SYBIL FERRELL DEBATE CLUB CLASS PLAY 3 K REPORTER 3 OR PHEUM K CO ED 4 KEWANITE STAFF TRIY DICK FLOSTROM BANDI 2 3 4 TUMBLING CLUBI 2 3 WREST LING I 2 HI Y 3 4 ORPHEUM NATURE CLUB 3 FOOTBALL 4 HAROLD FRAIER KANDID KAMERA KLUB 2 FRANCES GADOMSKI K CHRONICLE STAFF DOROTHEA GERHOLD PALLETTE AND BRUSH 2 3 4 SEC 3 ART CLUB 2 ORPHEUM KEWANITE STAFF BANDI 2 3 4 LI BRARIAN 2 3 4 TRIY 3 4 PROM COMM JUNE GREENSTREET E CLUBI 2 ART CLUBI 2 3 4 STUD COUNCIL ORPHEUM TRIY 3 4 FRANK GULSHEN CHOIR 2 GLEE CLUB I BASKETBALL 2 3 BASE L 3 HI Y 3 JOSEPH GUSMAN CROSS COUNTRY One Hundred and Five IAN , , 4, E . 4, LEE CL ', 'nlfv I, : onf 4. 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V :ig I 7 Index of Pictures Adams Adams Adams Adams Darlene Etta Florence Marllyn Addls Betty Addls Shlrley Adklns Wllladeen Al-learn Barbara Alnley Beverly Alderman Corajane Alderman Margaret Aldred Wllllam Allard Margaret Frank Betty Anderson Duck Anderson Andrews Annesley Mary Armstrong Phyllls Asbell Irene Asbell Norma Astrouskl Russell Alvarado Anderson Dorothy Dorothy Baker Dons Baker Rlchard Baldwln Arlene Baldwn Shlrley Ba ohn Ball Wllllam Barnes Juanlta Barry Joan Baslls Mary Baughman Charlene Behnke Eugene Bell oan P ll Bellcour Zane Bengson Dons Bengson Lots Bengston Wllllam Bennett George Bennlson Jeanne Bentley Lols Berg Joan Berg June Bergren Doris Bergren Frances Betar Sam Beyer Albert Beyer Bernadlne Blalobreskl Helen 36 85 86 47 86 B6 B7 5 78 5 B 92 6 47 62 36 O3 O Blalobresku Marte Bjornson Betty Bjornson Marlon Byurstrom Bob Blazler Bob Blltsteln lrwln Blodgett Agatha Bloedorn Betty Boley John Bowren B ll Braden Glenn Brady Brady Brind Brand Brand Briggs Brlggs Brlggs Brlght Brown Brown Brown Bryner Bryner Bryner Buffett Bugbee Burns Burns Busch Bystry Bystry Bernard John Barbara Robert Wayne Susan Thomas WI I lard Maxine Arnold Esther Lowell Bernice Byron James Ronald Dolores Donna Robert Wu I lamae Pau Steve Camp Beverly Camp Cantrell Carlson Carlson Carlson Carroll Carter Margaret John Betty Raymond Wllllam John Bryant Catton Eleanor Cernovrch Mary Cernovlch Make Chimplln Robert Chrlstlansen Jean Clark Duncan Clark Glorla Clouston Joan Cochren Bob Cochren Los 2 24 9 36 58 43 44 44 86 25 60 44 69 One Hundred and lxlnt Coffey Betty Coklch Ann Cole Daryl Coleman Robert Collar Fred Colllns Connle Cone Jlm Corneluous Dlck Corwln Ada Corwun Geraldine Coyne James Cully Jean Cully John Currler Donald Danlels Earl Danner Jumor Davls Donna Dean Dons DeBllek Don DeBIock Dolores D e B lle DeJaeger Vlctor DeMorest Hugh Denison Arlene DePauw John DePauw Lawrence Margaret DePauvt Mary DeSy Charles Devalkenaere Jack DeWltt Leonard DeWulf George Dlerlcks Elaine Dlllon Harold Dolleslager Betty Domungez Lupe Drake Gladys Draves Ted Duhlstlne Francls DePauw Duhlstlne Jane Dunbar Marlan Dun lap Donna Dura Eddle Durham Mary Dyer Lloyd Early Thomas Easton Don Easton Murlel Eby Allce Eby Ruth Ecluse Rosemary Egbert Clarence Eg rt Bull Ellenwood Everett Ellenwood Verna Empson Amaryll Engel Mlldred Engel Ruta Ensley Donald Ensley Irene Ensley Thelma Epps Joan Erdman Anna Erlckson Harold Evans Beverly 72 25 86 25 92 59 61 B 8 1 O3 O 4 , 48 , 48 , 48 , 25 4 , 44, 95 , ' 44, 86 , 4 ' 48 I , ' 25, 56, 95 4 , 25 , ' 48 , 48 , 37, 85, 94 4, 25 , 48 A 'I 1 ' 44, 61 . 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SONS HIRSCHY DRUG STORE JOHNSON'S PHARMACY MEDICAL ARTS PHARMACY ELECTRIC COMPANY KEWANEE PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY ELECTRIC SUPPLIES ANDERSON ELECTRIC SHOP KELLER EXIDE COMPANY FEDERAL AGENCIES POST OFFICE FEED STORES LESTER'S FEED STORE FLORISTS JOHNSON'S GREENHOUSE FUNERAL HOMES SEIFERT 8- SMITH WARDS FUNERAL HOME -. . AJ ewari - . ..,,:+,,.' 5.4 AJ C PEINIIXIY CO jf 'S -S L f A ,J A CI Ft J 5 l I 0 KI A F K ff ' i-1,-ii 4' fx 6 I J WIT ympwf I W U TF II My Jig 5 K , f E x x 4 V- ' 'U ff . . ,,E K1-fag 'B:IYIV'IP'eIcPInenc COVHFLK-S J ' JU, E'-1 , T I Ex II ' +4 -' m My -,Z FURNITURE STORES CITY FURNITURE AND RUG CO. GOODS FURNITURE STORE GIFT SHOPS BAND BOX HOBBY SHOP GROCERIES CITY MARKET JOHN COREY DESPAIN GROCERY FOGELSONG'S GROCERY HEAD AND KARAU BERNARD KUCUKAS GROCERY OLSON B WOLTERS OLSON FRUIT MARKET ALBERT SAMARA SAMARA BROS. ZANG BROTHERS HARDWARE STORES BUTTERWICK 8. SONS ICE DEALERS WESTERN ICE COMPANY INSURANCE BENNISON AND DEAN WILLIAM EGERT 8- SON HEINRICH BI DICKSON JEWELERS DUREY JOE THE JEWELER REED'S, INC. KEWANEE BOTTLING WORKS COCA-COLA LIBRARIES KEWANEE PUBLIC LIBRARY LUMBER DEALERS JOHNSTON LUMBER COMPANY KEWANEE LUMBER COMPANY MACKEMER AND MEANS MANUFACTURERS BOSS MANUFACTURING COMPANY KEWANEE BOILER CORPORATION KEWANEE MACH. 8. CONVEYOR CO. KEWANEE MANUFACTURING CO. WALWORTH COMPANY Z' A f .. 1, S-I ' Ba -5+ TDAISQYS DISFL-,tk-r L Lit ,nl IBM' - .. '1J'.r'1Z-L. MEN'S FURNISHINGS AMES CLOTHING HOUSE ARTER CLOTHING HOUSE FAIR STORE , HURD-NELSON KIRLEY AND SON LEADER STORE METAL PRODUCTS SHOE REPAIRS BOSTON SHOE REPAIR DAVE'S SERVICE SHOP SHOE STORES BLANKINSHIP SHOE STORE BOWMAN BROTHERS SHOE STORE HENRY AND HAMBLIN SHOES TELEPHONE COMPANY KEWANEE 'RON AND METAL COMPANY ILLINOIS COMMERCIAL TELEPHONE co. MILLINERY STORES WHOLESALERS A. IL L. 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