Kewanee High School - Kewanite Yearbook (Kewanee, IL)

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ALWAYS SERVING The Hi-Y is a Christian organization affiliated with the Y.M.C.A. The club, of about forty boys, having Mr. Paul McMorris as adviser, meets every first and third Monday. Oc- OFFI I ft ' . . . . DqE-isgmllioinepp' B' Kopp' Mr' MCMOMS' B- Tenkmsl cupying the chair of president was Dick Thomp- son: assisting him as vice-president was Bill Kopp. Mickey Knepp was secretary, and Bill Ienkins served as treasurer. For one of their meetings, Dr. Loyal M. Thomp- son spoke to the Hi-Y about his visit to Palestine. Also during the year the Hi-Y entertained other speakers who talked on vocational subjects. Other activities that the club has had charge of this year were packing a Red Cross box and sponsoring the March of Dimes in K.H.S. The coat check at all of the home basketball games 1 was under the direction of the Hi-Y. The annual W I, winter formal was again planned by the Hi-Y 'Mawr' and Tri-Hi-Y. Row One: C. Stretcher, I. Palmer, A. Iohnson, B. Dean, A. Benson, F. Goffrier. Row Two: D. De-spain, D. Dolieslager, D. Karpawicz, B. Bracken, R. Heinrich, R. Iensen, D. Huslander, I. Waters, B. Chord, D. Edwards, D. Spiegel, B. Cutschlag. Row Three: B. Roper, M. Knepp, B. Ienkins, I. Andrews, A. Larson, G. Francis, D. Kopp, l. Murphy, I. Hanchett, T. Lams, D. Kolb, R. Kerr, K. Hunt. 83 Row Four: C. Addis, A. Fuller, B. Shunick, D. Smith, R. Schueneman, T' 'Y N T. Bronson, B. Cotton, B. Kopp, E. McNauqht. Twenty-one

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GUIDANCE TO OTHERS With lanet lohnson as president of the Tri-Hi- Y, the club has accomplished many worth-while projects. During the Christmas and Thanksgiv- ing seasons the sixty-six girls in this club sent baskets of food to needy families. Waste paper baskets and tray covers were made and sent to the Kewanee hospitals. Besides the many services they performed, they also enjoyed rnany social functions. The formal initiation of the new members with the girls' mothers as guests was held in the fall. Christmas, Valentine, and birthday parties were held with the girls bringing gifts for their secret pals. The Tri-Hi-Y together with the Hi-Y plan- ned the annual winter formal. ln the spring a tea was held when the club again entertained their mothers. OFFlCEFtS: Seated: Ianet Shurnis, lcyce Milburn, lanet lohnscn Standing: Helen Nance, Miss Berg. Others officiating at the meetings, held the second and fourth Mondays of each month, are loyce Milburn, vice-president: lanet Shurnis, secretary: and Helen Nance, treasurer. Miss Eva Berg serves as adviser. Bow One: B. Fredeen, G. Carrington, B. Swanson, P. lones, A. Nelson, P. Bailey, C. lohnson, l. Downey, M, Nelson, I. I-leatf n, I. lnqhels, B. Klein. Bow Two: A. Dernmler, B. lepson, VV. Fulton, B. Bachmann, I. Grubb, M. Bruen, B. Bates, B. Zang, M. Baker, M. Lamb, P. Arch. Bow Three: l. Albro, I. lohnson, H. Nance, l.. Olson, l. Wasson S. Graham, B. Krurntinger, L. Holton, C. Harbin, D. Henry, A. Bullock. Row Four: D. Swanson, M. Kirby, I.. Zang, M. McMorris, E. Ouayle, H, Gorham, A. Fischer, B. Broclcman, G. DeSmith, D. Gord. Bow Five: D. Osborne, B. Goard, D. Dickascn, A. Harrnon, l. Seifert, I. Lams, l, Engel, S. Miller, l. Delaeger, I. Vtlilarrioski, P. Harris, B. Larnberty, M. Seyller, S. Vugalcovich, l. Shurnis, I. Metz, D. Mittori, M. Conger, l. Milburn, E. Tieman. t I, .... . . W y wi. Twenty

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Row One: W. Fulton, D. Dickason, D. Osborne, E. Quayle, H. Gorham, A. Fischer, B. Zang, I.. Dergins, I. Mclilwain. Row Two: D. Kohler, A. Demmler, I. LeBlanc, I. Albro, B. Krumtinger, I. Iohnson, G. DeSrnith, S. Vujakovich, I. Shurnis, G. Mackarosky. Row Three: I. l-loose, I. Robinson, S. Fortman, L. Zang, M. McMorris, I. Milburn, M. Kirby, I. Seifert, V. Vujakovich, D. Gord, M. Stenwall, D. DeSmith. Row Four: R. Kendall, l.. Chord, M. Redin, N. Keach, I. Engels, I. Smith, S. lohn- son, P. Ringstrom, M. VanWassenhove. Il. tj I4 - There are forty members on the Girls' Federa- tion Council: however, each girl in high school is a member of the Girls' Federation. Among their many useful accomplishments Was the introduction of the school to freshman girls through the Big-Little Sister Party. Each fresh- man girl was given the name of an upper class girl who served as her big sister to help her get acquainted with high school life. The follow- up survey was another project of the Council. The girls gathered information about every member of the class of 48 and compiled it into a booklet to sell to the members of that class and to others interested in the information. Dishes were bought for the social room and the girls gave the football squad a football dance at the end of the season. The Council sold home-made candy at the class plays. Favors were sent to the Kewanee hospitals for May Day. The Council meets on the first and third Mon- days of each month with Donna Kohler presid- ing. Ioan Robinson is vice-president: Ioan Seifert, secretaryy and Marcella Stenwall, treas- urer. Miss Dorothy Harrod acts as adviser for the Girls' Federation Council. Twenty-two OFFICERS: Marcella Stenwall, lo Seifert, Donna Kohler, lo Robinson,