Kewanee High School - Kewanite Yearbook (Kewanee, IL)

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OFFICERS: Mary Ann Kubinsky, Ann Fischer, Miss Bem- mers, Barbara Bachmann, Delores Osborne. SERVING AND AIDING Ann Fischer is the president of the industrious lunior Red Cross Council which boasts a large variety of accomplishments. Being purely a service club, the members have served under- privileged people by sending toys, clothes, and food to foreign countries as well as to parts of the United States. The annual Iunior Bed Cross Drive opened with an assembly. Appearing on it were tour students from Tazewell County, local council members, and an ensemble from the band. From this drive the lunior Bed Cross Council collected S8l.O7. There were eight rooms that attained the l0U?? goal in this drive. Seventy-nine per cent ot the students of Ke- wanee High School contributed to the drive. This organization is made up of one represent- ative trom each home room. Other officers are vice-president, Mary Ann Kubinskyp secretary, Delores Osborne: and treasurer, Barbara Bach- mann. Miss lnez Bemmers serves as adviser of the Council. P. Snyder, B. Sharpe, B. Swett, B. Luttrell, B. Zang, D. Goode, B. Bachmann, I, Baldwin, M, Draminsl-ci, E. Camp, A. Fischer, l Ynrric wicz, I. l-lainline, E. Caras, M. Millslagle, D. Osborne, M. Kubinsky.

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OFFICERS: Beverly Brockman, Delores Osborne, WIN TRIP TO STATE The Debate Tearri has t'.-.feQf.'e rrienzbers. There are three tearns, Teaii, Teazr. E, and Tearri C. The A Team is rnade ug at the varsity debaters, The Debate Tear: :net every day, as a class, The varsity, however, was the only :group to meet durinq the second sertiester. firn Andrexvs, lffrs, Brockmari. R-' fmt T flat j 'A 'far 5 gf' g'AiE f? 5 5' . ,fe my ws- 2.25 4 f 5.-.r fi fp? jf r E3ft ?'r'ff M3 gskfilaists . , H I if 5 The subiect of this year s debates, Resolved: - T - 5' --,,g:f,-ygfg5':gqvgg,-,gpg-, F A -wrfv-Myvwuv , That the President of the United States be elected - ,rf by direct vote ot the people, was oi interest '-,PZ ff gg3,i, Y not only to the team members but also to the ,,,, ' 1,5-5 f , ,- IV. 'V .7,4.:, A src. :L members ot the various organizations before 5 YQ 21' 2- ikgjjfjjffj . . .. ' '3? f'l' J dxf I It which the teams qave exhibition debates. The 2 gf Kiwanis Club, Leaque ot Women Voters, Dauqh- ' 2,231 H A ' 1 ,5 , :-Qt 2 51- u., ters of the American Revolution, Rotary Club, ,,.kg,e A r - , f ' .-LT . ll Brotherhood of the Zton Lutheran Church and ji . K M' 5 other civic groups heard the varsity debaters 33 5 239 Q 6f4w,.4,,3N,,Lfn,y,4, ry durinq the Year. ,' iff? 21 I a t , 1 ,, I , A ,. 153 Seaed: F. Clszn, B. Eachrnann, D. Osborne, M, Redrn, f. l.a3lan':, B, Erzckman, S, Maberry. Sanding: I. Murphy, I, Andrews. I I 'R N , 11? ' 2 xi 1