Kewanee High School - Kewanite Yearbook (Kewanee, IL)

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FUTURE HOMEMAKERS Selling Christmas cards and -gilt wrappings packing a Red Cross box, diving a Christmas basket to a needy tamily, sellinq l-lomecornind Mums, and attending a party in the home of their Chapter Mother, Mrs. Caras, are seme Qt the activities the girls in the FHA. have pare ticipated in. They also gave their annual Mother and Dauqhter Buffet Supper and the Bunny Hop in honor ot the basketball team. The Club of about ninety qirls meets every second and fourth Monday of the month. Pres sidinq over the rneetinqs as president is Chris' tina Caras. Helpinq her are Iosephine Inqhels as vice-president, Sharon Miller as secretary, and Ioan Iachowicz as treasurer. Miss Aline Frank is the adviser. Row One: M. Hepner, G. Felt, C. Marvin, E. Gusa son, P. Ensley, D. Delieyser, I, Fnqstrorn, I. P sa.or, I. F,eld, D. Buqbee, F. Iones, M. Nelson, I. Heaton, I. Hirhter, D. Pee.- son. Row Two: M. Hawkes, D, Hermit, F. Anderson, ,. am., V Wickham, D Jl F' rin: , C. Ciras, M. Kubins ', P. ones, D. Phillip s, I, Iachf wiC2, B. Da 'limann. R W hrs: . mes, B, S. ansfn, tfl. !lc'4,orriii.' , . '- ,nffr, F. Burrie . arnh T. JVisnie'.-wk, ,. 'ser -ff . Paa S. te- ienn, P. Bailey, E, bosner, R our: . Barnes, D. D.- rnih, '. Futon, S. M ll-r, R. McNauq., D. q a , D, Tornsic, M, Knapp, I, Fndels, . Defaeq .r, C. Anderson. Dow e Fassidy Iasr in D wn v P D V nney I Dennis I Hrrs B nca if Dar s S MFNGUG F Davis S ia Dpfrir e r i M Lernans aminsri s r rx M fr' JI an 'nes a I :JF1 i nna t avifxc, 2. , 5 fat Y: 3' .. .F Fil , . 5- 3515 , '3 .f1 O 11 SQ 3 .' 54 DU P 5' F0 :X I .r .' cn . ,. 1 Q U, , , fz ff 53 . C, U ,' Ef' ri l 2 bl' if ' rl 3 fn an F51 . Z 2' Of Lf :a m ,. U, in . ,Tl V1 z- of E? :S Q, yv rs ff fll F1 :. 3 r! , . .. uf of 4 1-,ft 3 .'1 l A U1 'Y1 Wa' 2 F. fb! Q19 tw F5 . U1 LD Ao' 'rs .x Et. 2 71 L-4 lo tri ss. V7 , I, if f .E fi , . pw' :3 't .1 I vw? 4 . 'e,.- -,, .. LJ wmv-Q. '31 r-x

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OFFICERS Seated: Bob DeKeyser, Harry Weston. Standing Mr. Cline, Don Zellhuber, Alvin Hepner, Leste' lanes Don Redin. A new club around Kewanee High this year is the Future Farmers of America. The club ot about thirty members meets twice a month, and is advised by Mr. Fred Cline. Those holding offices are Alvin Hepner as president, Don Zell- huber as vice-president, Marion Kubinsky as secretary, and Harry Weston as treasurer. Bob DeKeyser is the reporter and Lester lones is the sentinel. During the tirst ot the year the F.F.A. boys made ninety dollars doing work cleaning up FUTURE FARMERS fields. Another money making project was the pop corn concession at the basketball games. The club has purchased equipment tor the agrie cultural classes with some ot the money earned. The club has taken part in many activities. At their formal initiation they were host to the Cambridge F.F.A. The Chicago Livestock lnter- national Show and a meat packing plant were visited by a group ot the F.F.A. boys. ln the spring the Kewanee F.F.A. was host tor a Public Speaking Contest including clubs in the Eleven- County Area. The Parent and Son Banquet was held in April, and the State Convention at Cham- paign, with some boys from the F.F.A. attend- ing, was held in Iune. Bow One B. Huggins, G. Codke, R. Goosens, C. Iones, B, Swearingen, B. DeBlock, L. lones, B. Delieyser, B. Schertzer, N. lohnscn. Row Two D. Zellhuber, B. Adkins, l. Brown, H, Green, B. Lasky, I. Weston, B. Blazier, D. Bedin, Row Three: l.. Heidernan, M. Kemerling, B. Streicher, A. Hepner, E. Hutton, W. Thurwanger, l. Breedon, W. Swearinqen, D. Sparks, M Kubinsky, H. Vtfeston.

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OFFlCEBS Mr. Waterman, Fred Goffrier, Lorraine Beaver, loyce The Choir is a select group of students chosen by Mr. Fred Waterman, the director, from the girls' and boys' glee clubs. The Christmas and Spring Concerts were the highlights of the school year. The Christmas Concert featured The Song of Christmas, old familiar carols, and modern Christmas music. The program contained soloists, ensembles, and narrators. The Choir presented a medley of songs by Vic- tor Herbert in the Spring Concert. There were also musical numbers by the Girls' Ctlee Club, the Boys' Glee Club, a girls' sextet, and a boys' quartet. The Choir also appeared before the MUSIC FILLS . Kiwanis Club. the Lions Club, other civic groups, and on assemblies. The officers of the forty- eight voice Choir are president, Fred Gcffrierg vice-president, loyce Milburn, and secretary- treasurer, Lorraine Beaver. The Advanced Girls' Glee Club, as well as the other musical groups of K.l-l.S. are backing the aim of the organizations by their enioyment cf and expression in music. The thirty-eight mem- bers have appeared before the Artists' Associa- tion, the Kiwanis Club, and the high school students, as well as assisting in a benefit con- cert. Sharon Miller presides over the Glee Club. Christina Caras is vice-presidentg Claredda lohn- son is secretaryp and loan l-lainline is treasurer. This group is made up of girls from the three uppereclasses in K.H.S. Preparing for Choir and Advanced Glee Club work, forty girls make up the Freshman Girls' Glee Club. Their officers are Beverly Pate, pres- identg loan Carlson, vice-presidentp lune Bald- win, secretary: and Merilee Schmidt, treasurer. Cl'tOlR Bow One: P. Huber, B. Goard, E. Quayle, I. Mclilwain, lf. McCormack, P. DuChesne, D. Cantrell, N. Sanders, I. Lamb, A. Bullock, I. Bobinson, D. Henry, D. Kohler, M. Kirby, D, Krumtinger, M. Stenwall. Fto T oz D. Uptoqrove, S. Graham, B. l-laupt, B. Bachmann, D. D2Smith, L. Beaver, l. lohnson, D, Mitton, M. Bedin, I. Milburn, B. H inrich, R. lensen, D. Sullivan, W. Wager. Bow Three: l. Hanchett, B. Adlcinson, l. Stiles, D. Kolb, B. Fredeen, l. Seifert, T. Bronson, B. Gufschlag, B. Dean, l. Andrews, B. Hoff- man B. Kcpp, F. Goffrier, C. Streicher,