Kewanee High School - Kewanite Yearbook (Kewanee, IL)

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G.A.A. Members Earn Awards Through PoinT SysTem G. A. A. OFFICERS: Standing: H. Kirrnan, Miss Hazelleaf. Sitting: B. Forstrum, IVI. Yarger, B. Samuelson, J. Carter. A large number OT girls were in G. A. A. This year. The oTTicers, who were chosen aT The TirsT meeTing were: presi- denT, l-lelen Kirmani vice-presidenT. Jean CarTerq secreTary, Marian Yargerq Treasurer, Beverly ForsTrumq and poinT recorder, Barbara Samuelson. During The Tall, soccer was played aTTer school: during The winTer, baskeT- ball and in The spring baseball. A skaTing parTy was held, and aT The semesTer The new members were iniTiaT- ed aT a spagheTTi supper and candlelighT service. AT The end oT The year numerals, leT- Ters and sTaTe maps were given To The girls who earned The necessary poinTs. A group oT girls aTTendecl The Play Day held aT Annawan. This spring a Play Day was held in Kewanee. To earn poinTs Tor Their awards The girls go ouT aTTer school Tor sporTs and poinTs are given Tor healTh and a doc- Tor's cerTiTicaTe. This is a club Tor pleasure and healTh. Row one: M. Snyder, J. Jones, L. Peterson, R. Burchett, R. Samuelson, B. Quayle, B. Olson, B. Forstrum, H. Kirman, M. Yarger, M. Epps, B. Gordon, M. Brahanda, D, Astrouski, L. Fortinan. Row two: M. Smith, K. Skeeters, M. Morley, R. Barnes, P. Goodwin, D. Beens, J. Holmes, J. Johnson, S. Henry, J. DeBli W. Kirman, P. Blazier, B. Keach, L. Williams, N. Petty, B. NlcNaught, R. Ellenwood, D. Jenkins, J. Wriedt, A. Lopez, M. Egbert, D. Gambill, B. Hoffman. ow three: C. Schultz, L. lllurnford, L. Smith, A. Kubelius, A. Cockich, M. Skoglund, R. l.'lcCraw, C. Keim, N. McDowell, B. Durnhauld, M. Shields, D. Sizemore ornellissen, D, ffloore, Nl. Wicall, L. Sanders, J. Milburn, D. Furriald, L. Moulton, L. McCain. Row four: M. VanDierendonk, Miss Hazelleaf, B. Dolieslager All-learn, E. Hamilton, M. Roginski, E. Prirett, R. Anderson, R. Fox, M. Lopez, N. Owens, D. Ziegler, E. Ptasnik, D. Brush B. Forrest

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ls To Crea+e, Mainlain Cluruslian Cluaracler Under llue direclion ol Mr. Slanley Sosnouslni, llue l-li-Y club compleled an- olluer successlul year. Tom Briggs as presidenl was an able leader. Early in llue year flue club began llueir aclivilies willu 'flue inilialion ol llue new members. Conlrary lo cuslom llue new recruils weren'l called lo appear al scluool in some luideous coslume. A new scluool rule prevenuled lluis bul ulluey did undergo a slill inilialion al llue Y building. A Thanksgiving formal was llue one oulslanding social evenl ol llue year llual' llue club sponsored. Il was lueld Novem- ber 22, al lrving gym willu Freddie Slev- ens providing llue music. Tlue club raised money by selling cokes al flue loolball games and cluecking coals al llue baslselball games. Tluey senl nine delegales lo 'flue Iowa l-li-Y Older Boys Conference al Davenporl, December 8, and 9. An assembly was given lo raise OFFICERS Doug Robinson Harold Erickson, Mr. Sosnousku T B Q Car' Guoulue. money lor a new lropluy case. -lluey also gave a luay ride and slcaling parly for Tri-l-li-Y. Tlue ollier oufuficers included Carl Grollue as vice-presidenlg l-larold Ericlc- son as secrelary, and Douglas Robinson as lreasurer. R DV MSI JSlu JF? Did JL LG AB lllf VJ J 3DFdk P k5Bt J JC JJ PJ BJ Eg T 3 Cf BV JF D JA JV W K Jones u 'ack H :rvicsen F A 1-i 4 ., ua , . -, 3 r a A L R r A suu a D B a ff :I NS., mari 5 ...pn : Harley- V wnww. ,, .a,,u u..,. .uu.uu , ..,-

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Girls FederaTion Encourages Friendship Among Girls The Girls FederaTion is an organiza- Tion oT all The girls in The high school op- eraTed by a council composed oT repre- senTaTives Trom each oT The Tour classes. The oTTicers oT This year's council are: lVlargareT NaseeT, presidenTp Barbara Brand, vice presidenT3 Mary Baslis, sec- reTary, and DoroThy Beens, Treasurer. The purpose oT The organizaTion is To prornoTe Triendship and cooperaTion among all The girls, To encourage good ciTizenship, and To develop leadership. This year The council has been very busy wiTh Their Junior Red Cross work. Many scrap books oT carToons and crossword puzzles were made along wiTh afghans, lcniTTed by The girls Themselves, and giTT boxes paclced To be senT over- seas. In addiTion To This, wiTh The co- operaTion oT The K Chronicle sTaTT, copies oT The K Chronicle were senT To abouT sevenTy boys in The service. R M t l P M S. Mitten, D. Wa Per, D. Thompson, M, Baslis. Vgh JR OFFTCLRS Barbara Brand, Dorotry Beans, Mary Baslis, Miss Harrod, M g t N A VicTory Dance in honor oT The TooT- ball players was held in The Tall. Every Tall and spring The girls endeavor To show a spiriT oT Triendliness by puTTing on The Big-LiTTle SisTer ParTy. This helps The new girls To overcome Their shyness and acguainT Themselves wiTh The rules and regulaTions oT The school. M 1 t M Kri g M Pd T D H B A B l J S N' N TR .asee, ,. ,. ,. Q J All M LC B B d J Fl 'ZTBO MRgkJ!khDB SHy l,SS1ffJSp LLdbkP Bl r, M. Goffrier, M. Lee, Miss Harrod. Row three: B. Norqulst, M. Terry, J. Felton J Jorinsrr B Q yl N' C ' J K p' B J L Z b L F h . , . u. . ua e, T. urns, . emm, . ones, . ume 23