Kewanee High School - Kewanite Yearbook (Kewanee, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1960 volume:

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X E5gjwg5Q T?Qi-f?w5l wi I.i:5:5!:.'E'5f :.: V SW ' xx 1 'ln X i 5 1 ,K ' Q g' Qs' mf 1 . X ,ga-Q, f .....Jf- We PUI'Su6d PCrfeCti0H thrgugh Ngveltigs tvs tv ,ff , ' 5 ,f 4' I 8 1 lfnx uritm lun clmxn lt-.tguv su No place dents keep i'U 'i ' slylvs tlils yt'-ll' Im' ilu' lmys xwu' the ltlll' lx'x'lv.1gllv shirt. L'UI1lllll'lllAIl Il'illI5L'l'S, wx' ll8 U'llll Llk'L'0lllIl.lllylI1S1. llllllll'L'i7lUl'l'll YCSIS to go is the typical complaint heard as KHS stu- ,.. .Q is Hesse -n-. 4- zincl, ul L'0lll'Sl', Iltc l'Xl'I'lLlYlll'llL' lcttcr lnclwt. llu' girls in V360 l.1lYUl'L'll plvaltvnl skirts, lml.1fci'S. lmllq' liI'llI 9UL'lllL'l'S, tlllkl lltl' Cllfilllll lYk'.lI', ltL'l'lllllLlil SllOl'IS. Songs that were in yesterday are out today. Favorites of the teen-agers this year are the Kingston Trio, Bobby Darin, Connie Francis, and Johnnie Mathis. in style with the new small car rage. KS 'l! pl-...-....... . . . through Excellence ,i ff, E 1 Ray White-District Delegate to State Diversified Education Convention. National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation Winners Front-Connie Maxwell, Bob Jackson. Back-Sandra Kemerling Larry Goodsell. eff' ,.T'.-'f- if If Joyce Thurwanger, winner of Betty Crocker Award to the out- standing homemaking student. , 'new 15 ,QQ 1 f X N 4 .ix . V X ' r - lv-M' O A if-mx-- ' 0 g Q M5 ,- ' 'fo' Q . 3' 1- :V . gy .WTF f 'VI mf t 5' ,Aff x X . - - H,,,..a-W na 1 a , exft x fl 2 in-1 . K Y WN S! 4 fr 'I v , ' ff I y ' Q sw .s.sz:::...f-: 'P V r 5: 1 2: , - 7 7 Parlimeniary Procedure Team: Standing-R. Spechl, R. Arenisen, burg, G. Slellenpohl, C. Heclilner, J. McRell. Chairman-R J, Peden, R. VerBaker, R. Welch. Sealed-H. Hamillon, L. Starr Jackson. . . . through Merit Ronald VerBaker-Winner of Nafional Dairy Award for Callle Judging, Arion Vocal Award Winners-J. Parkinson and M. Carlson Arion lnslrumenlol Award Winner-G. Janky. We Applaud Athletic Achievement . . . as Spectators YN vtxt' If F521 m,,,,,,, , if .F S Ks 3 xx 5 1 Eff ggwiwff 1 X I I hr W orld hanges . . . Xllll'I'it.II1 mivntist flu-uks am nuurtlm viuxx' ul' thc 1nuon, l111ll1.S xwwcsi CIIAIHCI 'XSS USN xx N We Cultivated Interests through ACTIVITIE Q X. 'H to W. .-f2Ei:. I .,., , K .... . i - - E ,.., , . X . - s . - i A . Thirsly dancers, Al Towne, Bonnie Sommerville, Carole Wil- marlh, and Gary Hadsall, fake lime oul for refreshments at Seniors sell popcorn ol basketball games to raise money. lhe Prom. Members of the Class of '60, B. Jackson, D. Albrecht, C. Dines, D. Domingez, and J. Eisenbarth pull vigorously at the Tug of War as J. Rinello and J. Ririe look on. l r r x 1 i 1 il 'K '-V55 P 3: nf. , 0 C. Q lag, 13? sn. . 'I S .-:gg i 'Iii vi. ' ' wp -' 4 v 06 14 la, 5 e J v Q ' 1' Y ' ,RF K I! -Xu 3 X it Q .3 fu ueen Connie Reigns In Pomp and Glor ullcat Ottawa lit-mldcd the approach of onc ol' thc higgcst cvcnts ol' thc school ycar A llomcconiing. llard worlt. anxious moments, tcars ol' joy, frustration, and sadncss cliaractcrilcd lil IS students as conimittccs raccd against tinic to finish SL't'llllI1gly impossihlc floats and sltits. A pop rally around a hugc honfirc, followed hy the Snaltc llancc, aroused Kl IS spirits. 'lihe pep asscinhly further liircd Boiler fans with the spirited cheering and hilarious skits depicting such typical scenes as u hcatnilt pep rally, a horror pcp rally complete with vampires and ghosts, and thc usual Crludas Proostj rilmhing ol' coaches and team. Following thc asscmhly tht- parade drcw many oohs and ahs from onlooltcrs as thc floats and hand wound tlicir way downtown. Climaxing the activities was the crowning of Queen Connie Maxwell at the football game which was fol- lowed by the annual dance. Sink the Pirates was the theme of the first place float entered by the Sophomore Class. The second place float constructed by the Sen- ior Class showed their spirit with the entry, Our K-night ln Shining Armor. Taking third place honors was the Junior Class float, An Udder Victory. Busy seniors, Joyce Thurwonger, Tom Blake, Tom Janlty, Pat Kir- man, Al Towne, Jim Eisenbarth, Carole Wilmarth, and Gary Ward put finishing touches on the senior class float. 'Y ,Q ,R L 'Hn if Jgnko f : 'f'i'w , .Qi 1 -I' G f Vw Junior Class Play Cast, Kneel- ing: R. Daulton as TV Announc- er, M. Piddle as J. P. Pierce, R. Sovanski as Louise Minturn, J. Boswell as Elizabeth Bosler, J. Hayward as Assistant Direc- tor, B, Kohler as Prompter, G. Vancil as Space Scout Billy. Standing: B. Campbell as Ear- tlia, K. Simaytis as ZiZi Cordo- va, M. Smith as Corky Gibson, Miss Herboth, Director, T. Lind- ley as Laurence Gibson, D. Dragolovich as Gloria, D. Tess- man as Mildred, S. Craig as Madeline Dreese, K. Milnes as Ned Morris. F atl1er's Space Antics Upset Entire Gibson Famil lint-In-rs. icts, .tml SILICL' guns svcllmval tu lic tlu- nmlt-r tln- Clll'L'L'IlIll1 ul Nliss llt-iili Ili-rlminlt, pruscntccl L-imtinuttl topic ul cm1x'1'1's11tic:l1 zmiulial tln' Ciilmsun its gtnnuttl Inlay cntitluml ul'lLlIlR'l'lS lh-cn 'lu Klaus. lwust-ltitlil on Niiwlitlwl' lil, xxltcn Ilu' -luniur Class. Captain Galaxy demonstrates his space techniques as the family looks on. The Martians have landed, frightening Corky Gibson. 553511. ,,.........-.Q-w 1 . l 5 11, E i i s 5 Members of 'he Knwnnife stall dc-pid KHS' version of Amercon Bondslond during the Ke-wcnife subscription assembly ssemlllies Add Zest IWIH uns lll IHIINIIIICIIIIN' xr ll lm lssmmlullns ll Isl IS. Ur- xwu' slglxlliuulmllx Inuwlvcl !I1isyn'.xl'uitl1 .1 sn-rml .rswmlwls In l'rvsulunli4nl l'ir.1tim1A' xx'inm'r, I X llulmmll, rm-ummm-rl xwllmsl. Ill-sulvs l'I1Ik'l'I.IllllIlLI untlm I I I Ins xmlm. XIV. Ilulmwll .llw k'I1IL'II.lll1k'LI rlmr- slmlvnl I ' ' ' IM I ' ' I ' I V4 ' ' I U . 4 4 X -, xr-:sm ilwn xxrllx tlwur 1nslwl1.uIw11.1l smgrng. In ulnlmsl .1 wax In-I wlul .rw-mlllx xms vrmulul In I I XII. II.lIlIs I rrlrllv, .ns ln- rlrsmssr-rl IL'l'I1.IQc'lx 'mall IillIl.IlI1IIl.IIlX' ur- xwn- mslvm-rl xxlllm .1 ummm' .mll Lzlls In C. I. .Xllnulll wn II11 .XI.1slx.m lslmlrzrrm. KHS Lelfermen ore shown forming the now famous pyramid during their pep assembly, K Chronicle staff members ID Y ear wi Www Janet Binder, Vicki Terry, Jim Ririe, and Jane Schneider work diligent- ly on signs for George Gullurdo's campaign. We sow Vote for Bill every- where. John was our choice Election Fever Ends With John As Victor Speeches, posters. lortune eoxzlaies. anal tongue cle- pressors ure reininclers ol' the hustling activity that aieeoinpuniecl the Stuclent Couneil Presiclentiul Elec- tion in April. Stualents spent many husy hours apply- ing their talents uncl ingenuity on campaign stunts in hopes that their ezincliclnte would he the one eleetecl. Cliinnxing the spiritecl einnpnigning of the l959-l960 sehool year, .lohn l e4len CI1lUI'QICll ns the llinnl ehoiee 'ml' Kewunee lligh Sehrzol stuclents. Publication editors, Connie Maxwell with her escort, John Peden, and Mar- garet Baumgartner with her escort, Charles Faoro, lead the grand march. ardi lras Festivity Under a Rainbow Ceiling lllNlt'I .1 liirllllurliirvil L'1'llIIlQ ul Immls. Nvllrnx. .tml liluv, Ilia' stuclvnls ul lxmurrii-i' lligli Srlwnl sxmrxvcl lu tlmi' lllll3lk' ul frimlirn Snmllu-rg nml luis Xlvlivmlx' Xl.llwls .ll Ilia' .rlmuqal Klimlxxinlvr l5nrn1.1l. Slwrmsiarvcl ln llu' Ivlrlilimriirrr stills. ilu' il.rnu' uns lwlil un tlu' vxrriing ul -l.IlllI.ll'X lfw, IWMJ, Irwin ninu rilrlnrlx In twi'lu'. Entering the world ol Mardi Gras, Bob Hultgren and Judy German are greeled by gaily costumed servers. Charles Dines, Susan Dunn, Mrs. Spicer, and Bob Jackson lend a helping hand to George Ouzzarclo, ns he odds the finishing touches to lorrnal decorations. l l lntvrt.iinrni'nt, prvscritcil .ugninsl .1 ltllflxglllllllltl ul llllgll' rnnslss, rli-Im-ring tlw Xl4mli Urns tlwrnc. unix pr-iriirli-il lw -lam Nivi l'irllc, .mwrrrrpulrlcil lw in ll.irn1n .rlsii sung. on nlr'cin'.iti'cl mlwli-s on lficlu, Plum limllvv, .im l Hill l glrrx' l xlr. C lmrlvs l7rni's .1 .mil l'L'll't'NlllIll'I1lS xwri' sirxul rlw lnrlcivrrivs, www The Grand March Mardi Gras provides the per fect aimcsphere for dancing Enterfaining with folk songs are Bill Pirtle, Tom Lindley, Jan Niedziela, and Larry Lyle. Student teacher, Bob Welch, lectures attentive English students. mfmwm Wkkxmxwlxxmwg llonoring tlie line work ol' KI IS instruetors. a day as deans, principal, and secretaries. Besides carrying is set aside eaeli spring so tliat the inore apt student on tlme tradition of Student Government llay. the niay have luis turn eondueting a elassrooin discussion. students soon realize tlie preparation and work tliat 'l liis eleeted post is a great lionor. goes into a day's classes. Ulliees are lield ln' student council olilieials acting ftudents Gain Knowledge Through Experience lwerv grade st-Iiool elass rooin in our seliool svstein and selltrained teelinieians eue up pre recorded tapes lias lieard tlie eall letters ol' our lirst radio station so tliat Spanish and eurrent events ean lie taught to lliligll, Claiming valualmle experience, tlie announcers attentive students. A truly wortliwliile organization... Radio Station Engineers: Front RawhS. Andreae, S. Walton. Back Row-E. Hill, L. Wood, K. Barnes, P. King. 14, H '1 4?f . X-1,9 A auf. 131, fl-,Q 1 if 2 NW fly, T ' ? f t 5 Q, ' Q 'l,, t 1 S I ad ' im.-2 K T z Senior Class Play Cast: Seated-D. Headley, S. Smith, B. Som- Domingez, B. Jackson, T. Terry, C. Dines, F. Waterman, T. Mill merville, C. Maxwell, N. Arnold, K. Hamlin, C. Wilmarth, S. man, B. Pirlle, G. Janky, T, Heaps, Miss Herboth. Dunn, S. Kemerling, K. Kirley. Standing-R. Stahl, D. lee, D. l ll Remember Wfhe Night of Januar 16th The Class ul' '60 has intmduced a new and dif- ing her lover ull a penthouse patio. lerent type nl' Play tu RHS dratnatics. 'lhe scheme, involving world finance and torrid 'l he Night ul' january lhthf' staged in a court love affairs, ends with a decision delivered hy a jury multi. is a drama adapted lmin an actual court case. chosen front the audience. Karen .'Xndre, the main character, is accused uf hurl- Pandemonium in the court room. 6ci0lltIl6I'll Rendezvous' laiirmlcs, ilu' l.llllllllN S'llIllll'l'I1 Iil.il1I.nluin, trains linnuwl ilu' lxi-u.iiu'c Iligli Niluuvl gxniiuisiiiiii into .1 iixullxlu' wlling nl ilu' fllcl Slilllll on Xlny Ili, lui' Ilu' lllllltlli Yvnun llunn. ll.uu'ing to tlu' l1lllSlL' i li tlu' llillx lllllmmsilulu'xt1'.1, llu' k'llllllll'N mrliwl Imst ilu' Xlll'.ll1il.l lil Ilu' innssiw, xxluti' nuinsuln. Xli'l1uiru'siil tlu'ggll'clL'l1 wllli tlu' i'nl4n'Iul .l.lIl.!ilR'NL' l.inti'rnsg Ilu' lI'L'Sllllll'l1 LjIlllN in lil.uli ilu-ssl-s .nul uliili- iirg.1iuly .ll7I'Ill1S svn mg ll'lll'Nllll1l'IllN1 tlu' lulliliiilis singing .1 l1HXl'lll ii-iulitum ill Xlinu'nls lil lil'llll'llllN'l'1H .ill lwmicluil .I nu-nulr.iIiIi- luulsgrv mul lin' tlu' Ilu'nu' ill' 9iiutlu'i'n lii'l1ilc'fxii1ls. llu- .illvi lawn: Imilx .ll XllLll.lllKl liiuntrx Qluli, sluilisiiivil ln Ilu- lb.lIl'I1ls eil Ilu' Alllllllll' flutes. iulilml llu' lm.1l llllllill Iii Ilu' Lmlin'g1'I!.llili' ULKXINIUIT ul Ilu' l'l3'l lunun Sl'llllll' llllllll. o Adding the final louclies lo the colonial mansion are Susan Dunn, Georqc Guzzordo, and Bill Pirlle. How could such a beautiful prom result from scuh a mess? wonder Connie Maxwell, Bonnie Sommerville, and Tom Terry, Falling streamers presenl difficullies for Mike Cisco, Jim Rinello, and Karen Jones. Pride ond relief reflect on the faces of the exhaus- ted Juniors as they gaze at their finished product. -1-..-V.- , .em- 'I Q N Q ': f ,.- A '- Q' wr-,Q .7cas4f1 X Sharon Tucker and her escort dance to the music of Bi Williams and his orchestra. VN l!,.fz5?,,f. I. ..,....,.-,QS Sw We Found pportunltv ln ORCANIZATIO Nancy baters Kewamfe and K Chronfcle Staff Members B Campbell D Dragolovnch B Newman M Baumgartner C. Wilmorth M Cusco Mrs Duck C Maxwell S Dunn S Sturm Mrs Spicer F Waterman brave the storm to attend the press convenhon at Champaign 4 KMA 1 9 , I A 4, . ol. ,. ' 'nu 'lie ' ' I 'v' 1 'fc 5 E44 A 49' ,x 5. I 1 ,Y Z v . , x 1 U .- 'Q' Ar 'Y . lo f, VS gf- X I X . Y , . ja' .A It .44 U O 9 X U1 4 ,i ,f r.A , I 5' -M ss If xx tux is X. . X vs f W wi, 'YK x Q g S 32 Qu vs 3' J ' t ,X 5,9 4 3' ax, L V! X Q W1 3 , Q U X. B 'Z Q52 s Q Q3 X .gl vi 'O 0 'fl 'K sf wi 4 35, 'CY X I I N ! it Q U11 '. , .' .13 '- .- 1 , u hh? r 'X' 1 Q Us -A 1 QQ? uf I' 5 ' . -. f K 1 QQ ' , ', 'fd U 'X' ' A X A . ' 'S on -f A l , uv 4. ' ' -P2 Q 'Yi xx ,fy 1 Y J wwvi ,rf X13 S 'F 'fs if is - e s -CU v I K v V 1, af! C v 4' Nr C ik, .- o- 1 fi 1. .. , v 1 ' ' 3 1 .Y .. .H ff- r vi . Q s Qi Q ...QU 4, ' 43 ' vv .51 Zan P Q 4 E, X 1 , 5 R Q n . ! in ...subu- Q- ' Ur 'Fi x i f nl TC his x 5 lf! . Nu- Front Row. C. Ogburn, S, Pilarski, J. Schneider, M. Popeioy, M. Smith, J. Kolberg, M. Carlson, K. Hamlin, E. Madsen, M. Cisco, S, Fuerst. Second Row. Mr. Waterman, S. Craig, D. Dragolovich J, Hulslander, J, Empson, L. Falkner, C. Wilmarth, J. Hallock J, Parkinson, E Conellos, L. Raley. Third Row' D. Gibson, T. Lar llurmimv illlll l,l'l'l'l'l'li0lI1 Goals ol' KHS Choir Singers Om' nl lln' liiglxliglmts nl' 1-.ir-lm yczifs Clmristnms :ls- sr-mltlx is ilu' lllllgzllllll lm-wnn-tl ln mln- KIIS cilllllll l luis ya-.ir rln- sluclvnl lmmly tlmrillccl tu 'll1u k'lllilSIlllllS Story, in lgnnfnis ulunxll written gxnnl pvrlicctcml lmy . , I l'rcnl kk airing. 'l lu' clmnir, consisting ul lmwnlmvrs lrnm every class, is clirccrucl ln' Mr. l7rcd XVLIICTIIIAID. il llc members arc usually clmsen from the girls' uncl boys' glee clubs. Ilvery year the senior members of the choir plan and Stzlgl' the Snngg1run1a, ll musical program held in ilu- vxlrly spring. llutlm tlu- stuclc-nts :incl tlw clmir lnnk lnrwnrnl In Ilxis 4'X'L'l1!. lhlsirlr-s t'l1lt'l'lillllll1g Ilu' sluclvnt lmmly, tllc clmir also llJll'llClI71llL'S in tlu' Nflli licstixnl, kklurlnl Dux' ul' llrnvcr. nswinlmlics, nnrl cntvrtziins mrinus snciul groups. son, B. Malmgren, G. Olson, T. Daniels, S. Dunn, B. K. Jones, C. Maxwell, E. Duhlstine, D. Streicher, T. Fourth Row: B. Pirtle, B. Jackson, R. Welch, W. King, G. P, Johnson, F. Waterman, D. Hamm, C. Hainline, D. Lee, S. Walton. Discussing plans for the NCIC Music Festival are: president, Jackie Hepner, treasurer, Barb Newman, Charles Hainline, vice-president. Newman, Wraight. Prusator, C, Dines, Don Lee, secretary, 'X o Front Row: Mr, Waterman, D. Sullivan, sec., S. Van Den Berghe, Goodman, N. Mclntire, R. Marsh, J. Witte. Fourth Row: L. Smith, M. Guzzordo, vice-pres., J. Van Dierendonck, treos., C. Van C. Enslow, J. Lindbloom, R. Garms, R. Sovanski, M. Case, P. Woes, M. DeSkeere. Second Row. P. West, S. Samara, J. Norton, Wysowski, K. Kucukas, C. Grant, J. Scott. Fifth Row: C. Orr, C. P. Kemerling, S. Dye, B. Sapp, C. Franklin, C. Marshall. Third Marshall, B. Brewer, G. Rosebeck, L. Boker, C, Clong, D. Duff, Row. G. Moon, C. Brewer, A. McClain, N. Coleman, J. Loms, J. A. Moore, B. Swearingen, J. Von Daele, N, Hill. 0 0 MHSICHJ T6ChHlqU6S Are Stressed b G ee lubs Lisp your mlizlpllixiiii. straliglitcn up, Lllltl sing with lliructcnl lay Xlr. lfri.-Ll xh'.llL'liIllLlI1, tlu' groups pair- .i lull runs .irc .ill l'Alllllll.lI' plirnsus In im-mlwrs nl' rhi- iicipntc in innny zictixitics such .is liunvrainm :xml illcc Cluhs. Snnguralnu. Front Row: C. Ogburn, D. Gibson, pres., M. Erickson, J. Wall, Waterman. Fourth Row. B. Welch, W. King, B. Pirtle, R. Doulton, sec., G. Prusotor. Second Row: E. Duhlstine, E, De Pauw, F. Han- P. Holtshuit, D. Lee. Fifth Row: T. Lindley, vice-pres., J. Millman, son, T. Wroight, S. Walton, C. Dines. Third Row: Mr. Waterman, treos., C. Andrews, R. Van Denberghe, D. Albrecht, C. Hicks, R, Von Daele, M. Addis, S. Davis, D. Snider, B. De Pauw, F. C. Hainline, R. Jackson. .- . .c - . 5, 51, Foreground: Mr. Berl. Front Row: P. Koppilz, T. Janky, M, Baum- garlner, S. Kemerling, K. True, J. Parkinson. Second Row. l. Van de Velde, B. Campbell, B. Durnil, N. Hill, S. Bailey, J. Billing, L. Ouarl, N. Smilh, Third Row: L. Buckley, C. Bender, N. Bullon, S. Simpson, J. Gamble, M, Pike, B. Dines, W. Johnson, S. Dye, Students Enj oy Music U'on't you c'x'c'r lcgirn to tunc your own instruf im'nts? vxvliiiins Xlr, Ili-rr. Lis incinlwrs ol' tln' orclics- Ir.: UIlll1 li girouncl liiin in ilu- lwginning 1lliC2IL'l1 orclics lrgi pcriocl. Playing in funn' is ons ol' tlic licynotcs stwssvcl in orclwstrzil tcclmiclucs. ll ln- orulu'str1i pzirtifipgitcs in nmny concerts tlirougli- not tln- your. il ln- Mississippi Xlilli-y Spring lfcstivzil .incl Allllxklllim' iincl Spring Conccrts gin' tln' most oolstzincling ones. Orchestra Officers: Beth Campbell, secretary-lreasurer, Gabriel Janky, president, Joyce Parkinson, vice-president, Mr. Bert, director. B. Sapp, T. Heaps, C. Harshborger, C. Harding. Fourth Row: P Houser, A. Moore, J. Drilling, S. Walton, R. Bickers, P, King, R Slockner, R. Roser, B. Boswell, M. DeSkeere. Sranding. G. Janky M. Riddle, B. Joyce T. Mclennon. V P Pan American Club: Front Row- E. Madsen, K. Kempin, N. Mc- tire, M. Monroe. Second Row- E. Canellos, sec., S. German, D. Sullivan, R. Faris, D. Dfominski, vice-pres., D, Packard. Third Row - J. Cisco, N. Brown, T, May, B. Corbin, M. Case, C. Schopa, pres., J. Gusman. Fourlh Row-S. Pilarski, D. Duff, K. Kirley, S, Kemerling, C. Mc- Glenn, T. Heaps. Fiffh Row-D. E., . 3 ? wo as Hamm, trees., J. Eisenbarlh, C. Jones, J. Hay, G. Simaylis, J, Eisenbarlh, G, Crosby, S. Shu- nick. Languages Teach Us f Foreign Customs uw 4 . .- . .i ' lyllL'l1il5 ClIAlS, 5L'lT1llll.lS X STITIIIUS. l lTUSL' XX'lll'LlS ilI'L' lziinilinr in Smnisli stiulmits in Ilu' Pain l'XlTlL'I'lL'LllT I l fgigglu' .ll lxi'u11lu'l' lligli. Xllss ll.msl-n. ilKlYISlll' ul tlu' T-lull. li rs Luiglit tlu' sliulcnts IHLlI'll.lll1R'l1lLll'f' l5l'llL'Clllll'C in Slmnisli. il liis pumcilliu' is uscnl .it uwry iiuwting tliiiuigluuit ilu' ycair, il lu' l .itin Clulw, llINll'l' Ilu' guinliiiul' ul Xlr. Culflill. lllL'l'lS on Ilu' liirsl l'l'lKl.ll ul L'YL'I'f' nuintli. il lmis your tlu' T-lull is xxmlxiiiq lin .1 lwlqii' cntitlcnl Uililu' ililircc lirrli' Pigs. wluulm is xx I'lllL'I1 in l..1tin. .Xt Clii'istm.1s ilu' nu'inlu'i's izl tlu' latin Clillm go Lxinwling tlmvugli tlu' lizllls. Laiin Club: Front Row-M. Guzzordo, pres., P. Wysowksi, K. KUCUA kas, sec-frets., N. Hill, vice-pres., N. Glidden, Mr. Carlal. Second I Don'f fo Row-J. N rgel lo clean the tires, Pan Am members. orlon, C. Daniels, R. Dennis, R. Carlson, H. Dennis Third Row--C. Clong, C. Thurwanger, B. Beyer, B. Swearingen pw Front Row- S. Callewyn, M. Schneck, M. Baumgarlner. Second D. Draminski, J. Boswell. Fourth Row: S. Zablackis, S. Slarberg, Row: S. Pilarski, K. Kirley, B. Kohler, S. Craig, J. Thurwanger, K. Jones, S. Shunick, J. Gusman. A. Smith. Third Row. R, Driscoll, P. Hess, C. McGlenn, M, Hill, N ' M F S ursln uture. Sludying o recon? article on nursing are: Mrs. Harvey, advisor, Sandra Craig, vice-president, Meribeth Schneck, secretary, JOYCC ThU WU '9ef, presidenrf Alice Smith, freosuref. A rupully cxpznuling imrgiirriyiiticmii, tlu' l'uturu Nurscs ol zXnu'ru'zi. is unclcr tlu' rliu'ctiun nl Mrs. luurn llzirf in Nlunluis nl rlus clulm ur: junior ziiul scniur girls inu'rcsu'al in nursing us ai c.iu'ci'. Films on nursing ru' slumwn zuul tlu'n rliscussccl lny tlu' group. ln tlu' cnursr' nl, tlu' ycnr nu'inlu'rs lmvc cimjnyvcl listening to gucsr siu'ulu'rs from vgirinus nursing scluumls inul nursrs wlui luiu' spr-qiiilifr-rl in Y2ll'lULlS liiclals ol' nursing. cr rlu' l1usuu'ss uuwting tlu' girls urn' lrcc to talic prnnplilr-rs nn llu' nlilll'cu'nt plmsus nl' nursing. Ar tlu' list nunting nl tlu' rcxir ai sinzill party is given to present nursing pins in tluvsr' wlur lixivn' cziriu'cl tlu'm. T7 vw. s...- Fronr Row: J. Smith, D. Davis, J. Pearson, N, Glidden, J, Mel- chin, L. Smith, Miss Remmers. Second Row: R. Sabotta, P. Dan- iel, C. Enslow, N. Button, K. Beens, L. Ouart. Third Row: J. Van Red Cross- ur Friend llelping' people is the main l7lll'l3ilSC stressecl lay the .lunior lleml Cross. ln ornler to L'.ll'I'y out their PLIILPIISC, the mr-mlmeis Ufgilllllk' lllilily I7l'U'lL'k'LS Llll'ULlgl1OLlL the year. ililll' lviggest l.lI1ClL'I'L1Ilill1gS incluzle the memluersllilm clrixe ol Ilie liomerooms zincl tlie filling ol' luoxes hs stuclents liK'l' neemly people oxersezis. .Xnotlier Iwlplul aiml LlI5l3l'L'L'lAlLL'll l7l'lt'lL'UI is the semling ol' stullecl ainimnls to the loegil liospituls. il liese .mimnls provicle nmny llours ol- enjoyment lor siclx L'l1ilcli'en. ,-Xt LLLISLCT, liLlYlll'S .ire tgilien to the hos pitails lor the patients' trays. l5wrx' vent' memluers mise monex' lor the Senior , . .. . . . lxecl L ross. llils is clone lvx clieelxing eozits ut the lxloorl Llonor l7l'llQl'LllT1. Daele, J. Cruse, C. Huber, K. Kucukas, K. Simaytis, K. Klein. Back Row: K. Lay, D. Carlson, C. Clong, D. Tessman, L. Raley, J. Gusman. 1 M Q i 1, Discussing their latest project are Red Cross officers: Karen Beens, secretary, Pat Daniel, president, Miss Remmers, od- visor, Linda Ouart, vice-president, Donna Tessman, treasurer. Ll... Fronl Row E. Kaiser, ond Row. Kiriey, D. C. Tiehen Icy, M. Sc J, Van de Velde, G. Gollier, J. Erickson, S. Callowyn, J. Birr, B. Sommerville, M. Baurngarlner, K. Klein. Sec- Mr. Middleton, S. Marlin, J. Kendall, K, Hamlin, K. Dragolovich, C. Slacy, S. Kemerling, D. Draminski, Third Row: E. Madsen, C. Jackson, J. Nelson, M. Kir- hncck, S. Smilh, B. Van Prali, C. Wilrnarih, S. Dunn, Teaching an Be Fun! l'1u'l1 yum' llu' KlL'lllLll1kl lm' 11u:1'1' t1'.u'lu'1's 11u'1'1'.1s1's. 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Making assignments for student teachers are Karen Jones, Presidenf, Mr. Middlelon, Sponsor, Bonnie Sommerville, Vice- Presidenf, Judy Van de Velde, Secrelary, Susan Dunn, Treas- urer, Jane Schneider, Scrapbook Chairman T. Heaps, Fourlh Row P. Sopiars, E. Robinson, P. Bennell, J. Gamble, J. Schneider, S. Pilarski, G. Simaylis, C, Maxwell, K. Jones, G. Hadsall. Fiflh Row. B. Wesllund, J. Van Coulren, D. Tessman, N. Arnold, F. Sobolla, J. Halcher, J. Gusman, C. Schopa, S. Shunick, B. Newman, A, Towne. Front Row: Miss Pletovich, N, Mclntire, C. Horshbarger, J. Pear- Hannon, S. Kuster, B. Euard, S. Fuerst, J. Hay, C. Maxwell, K. Jones son, B. Sommerville, S. Smith, B. Smith. Second Row: J. Kendall, Back Row: R. Garms, J. Dunn, E. Hultquist, J. Hatcher, S. Craig S. Pilarski, B. Campbell, C. Daniels, K. Kucukas, K. Klein,C. Smith, J. Hayward, C. De Brabander, J. Gusmon, S. Shunick, C. Stacy, S. E. Conellos. Third Row: F. Sobotto, J. Gamble, D. Dragolovich, M. Dunn. G' 1 F d C 'l C cl S f Al ' ll' S 6 0 Ouncl on ucts L, urveys 0 ulnnl 'l he Clirl's lfealerntion Council, conducting their school life, the council holcls ll liig Sister party. 'lhey eleventh annual survey worlaeml this year to rleterinine also honor senior girls unrl their mothers All the xrnnuail the progress ol the V158 gfiltlllilflllg class. Senior Ten. lo Alfklllillllf the eighth grgizle girls with high E -. -Q .Q 1 - -.. Sondra Smith, Susan Dunn, and Carol Stacy leave lo conduct alumni surveys. Girls Federation Officers: Miss Pletkovich, advisor, B. Camp- bell, vice-president, C. Stacy, president, F. Sobotta, secretary, J. Dunn, treasurer pose for Kewonite photographer. 'Q X xl I nts il lxlIS ui rlu' l'c'p Qlllkl lK'llL'I'llli'lT.S Cli 'Y l 9 -QQ fr. f A T Q 7' Q ' -'Vit 's X vu? B' Mako ff Z' A a 9pm'lsnuu1-l1ip Arousod b l0llll'IlllIlIllg f,l'0'lllliZilli0llS 2' lun 1 :mips llITllII1Q sulmluurl mul k'IlllllI8liiSllT In tlu' Xlllllllll li Ilu lli I3 K llllm is izlwn tl:a'xvl'xu1u' Ill suluurl lllllII1llIIN C lllll is uillllumwll lvl gill luns ULIIAITIITQ .I Ill :lui lcllil Ill lllX slumrl. Ilu- ll'IlCl'IIIl'I1 Llll'L'L'tc'tl .l IMI! issimlvlx li llllllllg .1 I7X'I'1lIITlCl .IS Ilu' ll11llIT stunt. Colm mmf I uns un in ilw siilcl lu' tlu'm .it c'u'i'v lumu' I I I wuwl l3llSl'S In .ill llDlll'lT1lITll'lTl anus Iwixuu nuns! nl Ilu' c'xIu'l1sn's tlu'n1sn'lx'n's. llms. Discussing fulure sporls evenls ure Bernudine Kohler, treasurer, Mrs. Scotl, advisor, Mr. Golby, advisor, Bonnie Somrnerville, president Froni Row: W. Plosnik, pres., T. Bubnick, vice-pres., G. Guz- zurdo, sec., J. Ririe, frees., G. Hudscll, trees, C. Hoinline, treus. Second Row: R. Fullon, S. Davis, K. Sweciringen, L. De Keyser, J. Roberson, D. Swear- ingen, N. Brown, D. Thurwonger, C. Andrews. Third Row. B. Jock- son, D. Lee, J. Gamble, T. John- son, D. Kenny, G. Johnson, J. Niedzielo, D. Olson, J. Peden, G. Ward. Fourlh Row:Mr. Brock- mun, C. Dines, E, Lomb, D. Ful- ton, D. Domingez, A. Towne, D. Whilener, J. Rinello, G. Von Vooren, R. Arentsen. Fifth Row- G. Turnbull, M. Wiley, D. Lyle, D. Albrechi, T. Blake, T. An- drews, P. Holischull. ,of 1 L, . .fi its 4 t ii' fazzrf S. Ccllewyn, S, Smith, A. Smiih lin, J. Van de Velfle, S. Pilzr- ski, F, Soboto, Mrs. Scott. focial., ental, Physical Growth- Goals of GAA l'nl rzutlu-r lu-lung tn Cl,X,X than Qmytlxing clst' l vrs' tczls. claltccs, ll1ll'llll1lll'All ccmtcsts, tltul 'nl tlklllglllbl' luum. ll puts tlu' pu1u'h hmm tlu- hunch mul lwcps parties, C2lTI1lY1llS, :mtl Ill0llN'l'S' night at ll lxtslwtlwatll llll'Ill :tn tlu' gulf llu' clusing I4l'l.l'.llI1 nt Clflfl nuwt' gzmu' pmviclt-s at vxtritwl ltfttglillll lm' this unrlmsirtsrit- ings. rt-lla-vts tlu- .utixv spirit ul this QITILIIB ul' girls. lll'g1llWl7klflUl1. '-Lru'i.ul. nu-m.1l, ,uul lwlusiunl grrmtlt nrt' tlu' goals llu' highlight ul' tlu' ycnr Ihr l1u'l11lu'rs ul' this gruup ul ilu' CLXX .ts t-.urlr girl slrixvs tn lwutttu- il wt-ll lSIllL'JlI1l1LIillllXYkll'LlI3I'L'SL'l1l.lIl4tllllttl'll1USCXX'llllL'Lll'l1L'Cl wurull-tl irulititltrtl. QIWIPIINHIJITQ such me-nts as moth awnrcls tltruuglt l71ll'llClI7llllttl1 in tlu' tu'tix'itit's. Officers: Left to right - F, Sobotto, S, Pilorski, J. Hatcher, Exvcutlvc Board Seated 7 C. Schopc, J. Schneider, Mrs. K. Kirley, S. Cotlewyn, J. Van de Velde, Mrs. Scott, J. Gamble, Scott. Standing--S. Collewyn, G. Simoytis. M. Schneck, J. Boswell. ,df , . Static HI VVInnc s: Front Rowg M. Schneck. Buck Row-K. Hum- fx feng? 1 -f if E ,, - f 445' . g , 2 F 5? Salty 51 -2 1' w ': 1 Q Q 1 if Q - f + 5f f +- - - Q ' f 1 , A, 6, . V4 E33 'Fa Q QQ: . 2 ' if 'A :rf K. ,W '4 Q E A j x fx if . Q' ,ws A my-.Q .xrfg .fm X xk dx? 5 Ar5 ' 531 ss: . Aw 4 .- ti . y u . ? Tr Q --i.,, 'E -.w ' I . .. ,Q 7 'ix L ' V N. 4- ai fi 1-'fi X: ,E 3 ,.g..llXx Q 931 ww hu., ' :.: Fronf Row: F, Waterman, vicz-presidenl. E. Hill, S. Andreas, B. ley, N, Smith, T. McClennan, T. Larson, Mr. Carlal, T. Heaps, Malmgren, secre7ary-freasurerf Second Row: R. Gusman, L. Buck- president. P ' ' d C G H dl I H cl 1 Olectors an ameras 0 an ll an imiilmxitimm, uxlumsinrvs, .mal mln-'rcl41Ivii1g gm' Lllllllllg il lic llnxjcctimi Clulu learns rlxc upcmtiun zmcl main- llu' Illlllll' llllllls Ilmt tlu' Kl.llllL'l'.l flulm sluclius. 'lu lCl1ill1l.'L' ul- Ilw lllIlX'lL' p1'ujcctm'. Mcmlmcrs ol' tllc or- tgilw lu-tim' lTlL'llIl'L'S is tlw :lim ul Ilia' lm'mlwcrs. ililllilllg gzxnimtiun 4111- ultcn cullvcl up to opcrutc projectors Ivlwli,gl'alpl1x .ir tlu' Xllml Vlliimtcr lfurmzil is unc ul' tlu' lim' X'Lll'lllllS clalssvs. lly cluing tlmis, tlxc Projcctionists vlulfs IHUIICX' lIl.Ilill1U Tl'1J'L'k'IS, wliilu ll'Alll1ll1U vlm vain XAllll1ll5lC Cx wrin'nL'c in wurliixw with tlw tools ol' . -N l .l rw l w l H lHUl'.I ilu-rs lm' tlu' wulwliuitirms is its nmin llINlL'l'lLllill1U. tlwir trnclc. . l I -. 1 'T Front Row: J. Roberson, Mr. Fairfield, B. Hullgren, J. Aercke, A. Engels, Second Reamer, C. Pelly, T. Heaps, S. Mellebeck, Row: N. Andreae, M. Van presidenf, K, Barnes, vice-presi denf. 1 Office Secretaries: Front Row-E. Kaiser, E. Madsen, L. Ouart, E. Robinson, S. Martin. Second Row - J. Schneider, J. Von de Velde, K. Kirley, S. Pilar- ski, F. Sobotta. Third Row -S. Shunick, C. Tiehen. ffice Runners Carr Messa Jes To All lasses 'lu sgiu' stcps lm' thc- tcaiclicrs, stuclcnts witli llruc il lic- stuilcnts KlllilC'S 'irc in wllc-ci slips iiml iii ruii pcrimls :irc uslxccl to work in tlic nlcains nitici- or in c'i'i'1imls. .-Xlrvr tlwsc' cliitics iiru wiiipluri-cl, ilu- stiiclcnts llw main officc. iirc lici' tn stiiclv :incl iinswvi' rhc- tcllmlmm'. Seated-J. Hayward, J. Bos Office Aides: Kneeling-W. Ptasnik, S. Dunn, K. Klein, E. Lamb, C. Kemerling, P. Koppitz. Standing-K. Jones, F, Sobotta, N. But- well, S. Martin, D. Tessman, P. Bennett, ton, C. Stacy, M. Cisco, D. A'brecht, J. Dekazel, J. Krause. i Sa. X ,rd -15 F fn :le ... I -r -r W ' 2 +2 K yx my x s v V Av ' va M , , . 1 Q X M jwman -145' 9 ,Z C1 Q 0 n Ig JU ,6 if Q vi ii ig :Y gtk in have HA, lm ., 'A .I '43 Q -5 5 11 Student Council Leadsg Sets Examples, Rules lintertiiining the lreslnnen on Orientation Day is tlie liirst tlntx' ol' tlte Student Council. il lteir next pru- UICCI IS the I7lIltlISl1lItg nl the Student llireetoiy. lie- liure long llUlItL'L'0lItlI1Sl 4n'rix'es. und work on the pair' title. ilSSL'Il1ltlt', and emiiiintiivii eeretnuni' progresses nt it riipitl pgiee. Ulitli tlie ringing ul Cliristinais In-lls, tlie inenilvers .tdtl tn the lmlitliiy spirit ol the school hy decorating ll Qllt'lSll111lS tree in the inznn eui'r'iclm'. Sliring airi'ix'es lnringing with it the eleetixzn of it tixiulx queen. Organizing the election ol' the new student eitnneil president prm'inles at lively liinztle For the xwrla ol this group. Emerging from o meeting Student Council officers, Bill Pirtle, vice-president, Judy Von de Velde, secretary, Sue Martin, treas- surer, and John Peden, president, discuss current activities. 1 2 3 . .. .1 E K Front Row: S. Martin, G. Souder, R. Marsh, M. Guzzordo, M, Third Row: R. Carlson, P. Wysowski, C. De Brobonder, B. Kohler, Carlson, C. Horshburger, Mr. Wood. Second Row: J. Von de Velde, J. Pilorski, R. Stahl, R. Ver Boker. Fourth Row. J. Peden, J, S. Fuerst, S. Croig, B. Smith, L. Kleckner, J. Wchlbeck, T. Moy. Boswell, N. Arnold, D. Good, B. Pirtle, B. Flannery, C. Maxwell. 47 . E 5 . . , K-Chronicle Staff: Front Row-B. Alm, M. Baumgarlner, M. Kir- ley, C. Tiehen, C. Melchin, N. Glidden, C. Harshbarger, M. Guz- zardo, J. Binder, S. Terry, Mrs. Spicer. Second Row-R. Raser, B. Swearingen, S. Dye, B. Newman, M. Mundy, J. Melchin, C. Dan iels, B. Campbell, M. Lindsey, D, Lempke. Third Row-K. Kucu kas, P. Wysowski, J. Hayward, R. Dennis C. Thurwanger, G. Guzzardo, L. Buckley, R. Gusman. Fourth Row - D. Good, D. Dragolovich, K. True, N. Hill, D. Duff, B. Malmgren, V. Terry, C. Maieske, T. Terry, C. Hainline. K-Chronicle Presents First News First at KHS Sr-liuul lin'-.ws .incl wurlrl cwlits arc viviclly purtrnyccl lmy mln- lm-inln-rs ul tlw k'fvl1l'UlIlL'lL' stuff. Umlcr tlic It-.ull-rsliip ul' Nlnrgzirct l:2lLlll1gLll'lI'lCI', calitor, George Clllffzirnlu, lllllllilglllg cclitur, amcl lxlrs. Kzltlmrinc Spicer. ln alclclition to their stall' alutics. tlic li'Cllll'U!IlClL' stuff tnlccs un ilctivc putt in tllc sucinl lili- ol KIIS. All wlm luuy at sulmscrilutiim to tlu' arc tlic guests ol' tlmc stall' nt ai clamcc. Splll1SUI'lI1g tlw l:LlIlCYillNLl :incl cu-s 5llI1S0l'll1g tlu' lXliml-Vl'il1tci' Fllfllllll :irc ll llcw ol' 4ulx'is1n', ilu- grmip pruviclcs Kcwiiiwc lliglm Sc-lmol witli 1 llllC'Iil'Slll1g news stories, llilSL'll1llIll1Q lvcnturcs, :mal lmile lll'lHllS ltllx1'S. tllvir utlwr zictivitics fllfllllglltlllf tlu' sclwul yczir. Margaret Baumgartner, editor, George Guzzardo, managing editor, and Mrs. Katharine Spicer, advisor, discuss plans for the next issue of the Business Staff: Seated - K. True, advertising manager, C. Tiehen, exchange editor, J. Melchin, treasurer: C. Maieske, asst. ad manager. Standing - M. Mundy, assi, ad manager, M. Lindsey, circulation manager. I I Editorial Board: Seated - S. Sturm, sports editor: M. Baum- photography editor. Standing - C. Hainline, sports editor, D. gartner, editor, G. Guzzardo, managing editor, D. Dragolovich, Good, asst. sports editor, J, Hayward, asst. page three editor, page three editor, B. Newman, page one editor, J. Boylan, S. Terry, asst. page one editor, B. Campbell, page two editor. Page Editors and Assistants: Seated-S. Terry, B. Newman D. Dragolovich, B. Campbell Standing-C. Hainline, S. Sturm B. Alm, J. Hayward. Reporters: Seated-C. Melchin, V. Terry, J. Binder, D. Lempke, M. Kirley. Standing-C. Thurwang- er, J. Ririe, R. Raser, B. Alm, B. Malmgren. .....-.--v ag ii. A l , , . Front Row: N. Carlson, S. Carlson, J. Van Nieuwenhuyse, S. Sam- ara, S. Zoblackis, S. Price, K. Wilson, R. Faris, D. Headley, J. An- derson, L. Gustafson, C. Harshbarger, M. Martin, A. Apperson, S Tuttle, Mrs. Tumbleson. Second Row: C. Boswell, K. Beens, S Simpson, C. Gruszeczka, S. Medley, L. Brazee, K. Van Waes C. Cervantez, C. Grant, P. Camey, P. Kemerling, B. Headley, l. Billiet, J. Scott, J. Witte. Third Row, R. Thurwanger, S. Kemer- Iing, P. Hess, S. Fuerst, S. Ward, C. Hamilton, E. Smith, J. Gib- D. Headley, president, Mrs. Tumbleson, advisor, J. Peden, hon- orary member discuss plans for the year with other FHA offi- cers, J. Van Nieuwenhuyse, recreation chairman, R. Specht, hon- orary member, R. Faris, parlimentarian, S. Samara, degree chairman, S. Price, secretary, S. Zablackis, public relations, C. Boswell, treasurer, L. Lang, vice-president, K. Wilson. son, K. Rounds, M. Fifield, N. Button, S. Van Den Berghe, C. Marshall, J. Van Daele, L. King. Fourth Row: L. Lindsey, L. Maienske, J. Thurwanger, J. Holmes, R. Driscoll, S. Starberg, N. Coleman, V. Stewart, C. Gutschlog, J. Cruse, N. Anderson, B. Addis, C. Reno, J. Goodman, C. Anderson. Fifth Row: L. Lang, S. Clark, J. Hallock, C. Enslow, S. Ensley, R. Garms, M. Nosalik, S. Anderson, D. Ording, S. Behnke, K. Stranigan, C. Thurwanger, K. Youngfeldt, D. Kirman, M. Grier, K. DeClerq, A. Spect. Future Homemakers Making happy homes now and in the future is the aim of the Future llomemakers of America. under the guidance ol' Mrs. Anna lumlmleson. Ar the monthly meetings, the many wortltwliile projects are planned and cliseussetl lu' the lil IA mem- lrers. One cl' its annual projects is tlie selling ol mums at tlie llomeeoming game. During Cltristmas tlte girls sell cards and send a gift basket to needy families. llaeli spring the FHA spsonsors its annual 'lurnalmout Dance. Girls create original eorsages consisting ol' various fruits, vege- talmles, and lmalietl gorcls. Prizes are awariled lor the most original, etlilwle, anal lmeautilul eorsages. ln April, one week is set asicle to make the school and eonunu' nity more aware ol lil lzX s work. lltere is also a lum- quet ltelcl in May. Farming At Its Best Care of domestic animals has heen an important part ot' FF.-X activities this year, hut care of the hu- man animal has consumed most of their time. liarly in Decemher the annual Green-hancl lnita- tion was helcl in conjunction with the 4-ll Achieve- ment Night. The Kewanee FFA sent teams to the land judging contest held in October, the Parliamen- tary llroceclure contest in March ancl the Puhlic Speak- ing contest in April. Ag haskethall along with a lie heral sprinkling of parties proviclecl entertainment dur- ing the year. Kcwanee is unique in that it maintains a school liarm where the projects of city hoys interested in ag are kept. lhe highlight of the year was the annual FFA Banquet held April 26 and attended hy over 400. Front Row: Mr. Golby, B. Arentsen, R. Jackson, J. Peden, B. Specht, H. Hamilton, R. Welch, R. Stahl, J. Holmes. Second Row: P. Swearingen, M. Unakis, G. Washburn, L. Wager, J. McReIl, R. VerBaker, B. Joyce, J. Wall, R. Young. Third Row: T. Peterson, L. Ouart, W. Orr, M. Oldeen, D. Nyert, L. Metscavitz, B. Kuster, J. Jurwich, A. Huffman, M. Hadsall, B. Godke. Fourth Row: D. Murphy, D. Price, J. Gorey, J. Cook, T. Nicholson, R. Van Wassen- FFA Officers: Mr. Golby, advisory P. Swearingen, contest chair- man, R. Welch, sentinel, B. Jackson, treasurer, J. Peden, vice' president, B. Specht, president, H. Hamilton, secretary, R. Stahl, reporter: G. Steltenpohl, director of publicity, B. Arentsen, recreation chairman. have. D. Martin, T. Boiie, K. McBride, G. Greenhogen, L. McBride, M. Mwraski. Fifth Row: R. Pierce, M. Field, D. Begyn, J. Logsdon K. Tuttle, F. Finin, R. Powers, H. Van Hecker, J. Scaggs. Sixth Row. J. Aercke, R. DeReu, B. Swearingen, F. Polansky, J. Draminski, C. Hechtner, L. Starberg, A. Engles, M. Fleming. Seventh Row: D. Bennett, R. Bickers, l.. Claeys, R. Currier, C. DeBord, D. Medley, J. Talbot, R. Whisker, D. Ripka, B. Talbot, l. Wood. Kewanite Editorial Board: Seated - Mrs. Dick, advisor, C. Wil- Standing - B, Jackson, sports editor, F. Waterman, photography morth, copy editor, C. Stacy, circulation editor, J. Van de Velde, editor, M. Cisco, managing editor, C. Maxwell, editor, C. Dines, faculty editor, B. Sommerville, class editor, B. Pirtle, circulation layout editor, editor, N. Arnold, sponsorship editor, S. Dunn, copy editor. 1960 taff Presents New Yearbook Ideas Siglis ol' rvlicl :uv lu-,ml lay alll as Luiclm page ol tlu' lllofl lkfllllllill' is complctvcl :incl scnt to tlw printer. lkomisi-il mlc'.icllim's must lu' nwtl l,l'l'P.ll'1lllUl15 lor ilu- xulrlmooli lucgnn in mln- spring ol wil. layout Utlllllll Llmlt-s limes, uorlwcl lcwr islily lo get ilu' plums to ilu' l'l1gI4ilX'K'I'. il lu' sprmsurslmip sl.iIiI', umlcr NAIllk'k' fkrnolcl, palccml tllc' strvcts securing mls lo liinniwa' ilu- lmoolc, wliili- copy mlitors, Suswn llunn .incl Clirolu Xliilmairllu, 1lSSlQl1l'!l alll written mgarcrmls to lllR'll' stall. l'lz1sl1lmullvs snzlppccl als llu' l3llHII.Ql'.ll1llL'l', l7u-rl hhl11ll'l'lllLll1. lwgun his Ivclious iulm. hhl.llL'lllllg oxvr llmv l7llSlli' was tlu' nnlvisor, hlrs. lloro tlo' IM-lc, llllil tlmc l'ClllUl'l1ll slzill. lu-.nli-rl lo' Cilllllf. Conniu Xlgixwvll, Qlllkl lllllllilglllg cclitrzr. hliclwl Cisco. flnilv lXlllllR'kl posters llillccl tlu' lmlls :is tlw lin' K Il'tIllllL' iliciillmm-rs prcscntccl am usscnllvly to lu-.ul tllc B X sulmscription Cdlllltillgll. As an nclclccl nttrgiction, il color lull-plxonc was giwn to tlmc nzimc clrnwn from tlmc sulxscription Sllll5S. wfmfwmccts Discussing the many problems that arise while working on a yearbook are Connie Maxwell, editor-in-chief, Mrs. Dorothy Dick, advisor, Michel Cisco, managing editor. WW? ' k Q M X ,saw 2 X raw, r, X , 'K :V 9' 'M x K QQ.: X X 5' x H Q-A: 193' S ., Q if ,F at ,, NM , 1 , p -' 've Q I X Ng ry Qt 5 Q ' X A N lg X ' A 4 sw.. Q 3 x ,v if 1 gf ' s 4 5 gy Q S3555 1 - 'Q YW I-W4 HPR' zr.. g Q A,-Q '-. l , JR? T 1 fx Q if A--Q tm Nw xl if-1 From Row W. Orr, T. Bryner, R. Whisker, H. Younggren, D. R. Van Den Berghe, J. Hunkins, J. Willis, M. Lcskowski. Fourfh Swnoringen, Second Row B. Boillcu, J. Moore, R. Gish, L, Tucker, Row. R, Rogulo, D, Olson, B. Vondemork, K. Bellcour, R. Vcn D. Tluurwnnqer, T. Lizdos. Third Row G. Hulslcxnder, J. Nelson, Court, D. Kenny. Discussing lhe D. O. display ore R. Gish, H. Younggren, J, Willis, J. Hunkins, J, Nelson, Training for the Future il ruining to lu' 1m'cl1.1nics, CAllilTL'l1lL'l'5. :xml lIlAlClllll isis, gm' scum' ul' rho goals ul' tlu- hows cnrullul in l3ix'crsil'iccl cJLiL'llIMlllI'l1S. ilhc ll. O. srunli-nts, unclcr the nlircctiun nl' Nlr. ciLllL'I1 l.z1nclis, clisplzly ll lllllliL'IiL'I1I Alllil unusual cxhilmit in ilu- .agricultural shop wimlrm- cuclm wccla. A Ivicturc is tulwn ull cnclm nu-kly cxhilair amnl il paper is writtcn clcscrilming it. ln thc liuturc, thc U. O. class lmpcs tu put thvsc in lmolxlct form :mal SCl'lll urlwivs tu other sr-lwuls lmving such an class. Standing: R. White, J. Little. Seated: S. Carlson, C. Boswell, D. Fischer, R. Jurwich, D. Labeclis, C. Vcn Prolt, R. Roberson, V. De Wesl, J. De Keyser, L. Van Dcele, M. Von Mellebeck, A. Mc- Vilder, F. Lappin. Clcin, J. King, J. Doliesloger, J, Kendall, G. Ross, S. Scott, Mr. DE Stresses the Importance of Experience ln the lit-ld ul' retailing an vcrsutilc pttrsmmliry and .1 llllll'L LllLII'l'ilYL'l'1lgC PCI'llUl'lll1lllCC :irc two important L'lum1ctc1'istics. lxffilllllflg tltcsc olujcctivcs has luCCn the goal ul' thu liuturc llistrilnutofs class this year. Xllitll thc instruction and guiduncc of hlr. .lohn l:lSL'llL'l', thc Ulf students lmvc worlwcl to achieve tlmcsw goals. il lic students in DE gain VLllLl1ll7lL' cxpcricncc in their clmscn fieltl nl. work. ln the morning they uttcnd rcgulgir cllsscs, including clusscs in Distrilmutivc Edu- cation. 'l hun, in the afternoon, thc students work in YAllilULlS stcwrcs in Kcwztncc. Dressing the manikin are DE officers: D. Lubedis, treos., Mr. Fischer, advisor, J. Little, sec., R. White, vice-pres., L. Van Dcele, pres., M. Von Mellebeck, reporter. Front Row: K. Brady, J. Heyndrickx, R. Pierce, T. Hansen, N, Third Row: B. Van Wassenhove, E. Duhlstine, R. Sobotta, G. Huls- Reamer, W. Orr, R. Thurwonger. Second Row: R. De Reu, J. Rob- lander, R. Verschage, D. Rosener, R. White. Back Row: D. Swear- erson, T. Corwin, D. Hulsey, W. King, D. Shimmin, T. Westlin. ingen, T. Peterson, I. Kelly, T. Junky, J. Lappin, R. Workeiser Industrial Education ffers Basic Training Ckmtrilwuting ii now .mul original C'l1ristm.1s clcuniui tion Ihr tlmc szluzul was tlu' lntcst pruvicct ul' the lmlus lux' luluu lmullws, uvulml lac sucn runny lvlni-Ls .iwgxip l7m' llll' past rlim- years lllk'llllK'IiS lim- mnnlu lulfflus :it Imsla-rlmll QLIIIICS is iimmtlicr unc ol' thi- llflns IIIUIIUY l1m'.ll'cl lllc stgltc L'4lI1X'L'I1Il4lll, cipgitul in ln' .ill Ilia' L'I1L'I'gCIlL' liwliilmws. Taking time out from their busy schedule are lndus- triul Education Officers T. Westlin, reporter and assistant secretary, D. Roesner, treasurer, G. Huls- lander, vice-president, D. Sweoringen, president, W. King, secretory, R. Workheiser, assistant sentinel, W. Orr, assistant treasurer. W trial ltclilczitiun Q lulv. llmis rlccnrnrnm, Ll star llglitcal wliirli tlwy si-ll tu tlxc SllIilL'l1I lmrly. ll lu' cunt flu-QL mnlxing pruiccis, tlic irccipts ul' wliiyli L'UlllI'll5llIL'Ll Ilw Imlusrrml lzmlilcutluii Ctlulw also tnlxcs time out ru 4Tl'L:llllllL' ll lmslwzlxill tnuim. wlmli is ncmclx' INIFII' Sragehands: S. Andrece, E. Hill, R. Doulton, ,J .. - ,.,.N . -DIN F. Waterman, K. Barnes, R. Hullgren, J. Aslrosky, C. Hechlner, J. Draminski, l.. Wager. . -agxfx . fa-gs, Stagehands, Librarians Ready, Willing, Able Hzilwaiys rczlcly hut iicvcr sccn might in-ll lx- thc slogan ol' rho KI IS Stzigclizimls. Cun- trolling thc lights, suuml ullliccts. zincl liulping with thc nccclccl ccluipiiicnt usccl in ylziss plays, inuvics, .incl nsscmhlics liccp this grmilx lmusy. lm'rczisn'cl cl'licicm'y :incl llL'll5l'llll1l'SS Lira' thc ccntcr of discussion at wich lfuturc li' lvrariuns Clulv inccting. 'l his gill-girl nrggini lution. consisting ol' stuclcn! lilmrawiiins, invcts L'VCI'y twin wi-4-ks. Vlilic highlight ul' thc' yvzlr is the lwcsciitzitioii nl' silwi' pins gincl guxirnls. ziixyiixlccl to all incinlwrs ut thc lwginning ul' thc sccuml smncstcr. Fuiure Librarians: Sfanding-S. Clark, A. Hansen, C. Thurwonger, P. Collinson, L. Buckley. Seated-J. Howe, E. Smith, C. Homillon, J. Johnson, Mrs. Ver- bout. ,R my NZ xr ' i A 2 yr Mft A A Q' ghlql gf Q. g f'j ang, S:-NN pig We Developed Skill through PORT Gary Van Voorcn polishes butterfly stroke for his next swim- ming meet. Som Davis and Don Olson practice l U H45 Q. Bt starts for their individual events. Members of the Pep Club show enthusiasm at all games 5 X Mil Bob Arcntscn - ll N i '15 Tmn Hulmnick - QB 5 1 Cary JUIIDSIHI - IIB 60 'Seb Jim Riric - HB Y r Y QQUNM M Jun Nicclziclu - FB ,W ,, S' I George rl4llI'l1blIll - T Cary Van Voorcn - 4 G lxiikc Vvillcy - E not Charlie Dincs V QB ,E l 53 VVult Pmsnik - T Gary Iladsall - C Bob jackson - G Nr. Pctcrsun - Plmysicnl '1YhL'I'LIPiSI lx K a F George' clllllllfllll - HR a .R L ,lccl ,Iulmsun - III! Daw Dmninvcf - T Don Anderson, head coach, John Peden and Charles Hoinline, co-caplains, Adam Lazar, assistant coach. .s.lE,,s- luck Rolncrson - H3 yr ' 'W Q, Xi Ed Lamb - C 'UU Phil llultsrlmu Y W7 f ,M M A is ' C w Y. A, 'S vs , .A fy ' TSE fs 1 QP Dale Kcnncx' Ted Johnson sweeps around end for on attempted first down. 19 9 arsity Football Minus the usual week of pre-school practice, the lloilers launehetl their l9'59 season with a definite Itamlit-np. lglll with the almle coaching of Mr. Don Anderson, ancl line coach, lVlr. Adam Lazar, the Boilers were in shape to win the season opener against Can- ton. Plaguecl lny futnlwles for the rest of the season. the lloilers were not as liortunateagainst llelcalh, Dixon, Caleslmurg, or Ottawa. lying Princeton ancl Streator rountlecl out the season lor a team unalmle to llullv ralmitgllile on its potential. Front Row: D. Kenny, J. Niedzielo, J. Roberson, G. Hodsoll, J Ririe, G. Guzzordo, L. Dziengel, G. Johnson. Second Row. C. Dines, J. Peden, D. Domingez, B, Jackson, D. Good, D. Eltermon, T. Bubnick, T. Johnson. Third Row: M. Willey, D. Thurwonger, S. L Kewanee Kewanee Kewanee Kcwancc Kewzlnct' Kewanee Kewanee Kcwanee Kewanee Canton 6 Princeton I2 Streator 6 Dekalb 26 Ottawa 26 Dixon l4 Sterling 6 Galesburg 13 Peoria Centra . Walton, P. Holtschult, R. Fulton, B. Arentsen, D. Fulton, G. Smith Fourth Row: Coach Anderson, E. Lomb, G. Turnbull, C. Hoinline G. Von Vooren, W. Ptusnik, R. Young, Couch Lozor. J Q AS Boilermakers rush to break up pass. Intent on 0 gang tackle, Gary Hadsall, Charlie Dines, and Dale Kenny close in. Through the line George Guz- zardo cuts back for those im- portant extra yards. Riveter Team: Front Row-B. Godke, P. McCollum, D. Hall, B. Ward, Mr. Johannson. Third Row-G. Zarvell, L. Swearingen, D. B. Phelps, R. Swearingen, J. Pilarski, B. Currier. L. Ouort. Second mins, P. VerHagen, J. Shigolis Row-Head Coach Keist, M. Unokis, F. White, D. Sinn, D. nings, M. Hodsall, M. Oldeen. Whitener, R. Powers, D. Bennett, D. Niedziela, D. Snider, T. May, Underelassmen Gain Experience for illu' KL'LYAll1i'4' llixvtcrs, cualcllccl lay Cicurgv Kcist ziml Cllinrlcs Dlulniiiiisun, cnclccl tlic SC1lSlll1LlS lllinietinn- l-1'l'l'I1L'C ulininlms witli il 26 l'L'L'U1'Ll. 'llivy cluwncnl Lfinitun lflfll giml Cliiluslmurg l-lfll in tlu- lllini nml lust In l,1'l11L'K'lftl1 lill, Stimuitur 10. IM-lxtillw l-lffw, LJLLLILVAI 'Vw ll zinml llixrm imtl Stcrliiw lux' iulcntiuil h . .. . ,. 1 I4 1 surircs in tlic' NC Ki. liaicl wi-iirlwr L'illIM'Kl ll Cain' wliiliini ul' tlic Nlimmmitli glllllll Freshmen Team: Front Row-K, Brody, J. Gorey, J. Raginski, R. Jackson, J. Cook, S. Sommerville, D. Sturtevont. Second Row-G. Miles, J. Euard, D, Hamilton, F. White, D. Hulsey, D. Hulsey. Tliirl l:1'L'Sl1l11k1I1 cuinpctition cnt lim' X'2lI'SlLV aictiun. Coucli .lulm Smitlfs 1011111 , L. Dolieslager, L. Stock, B. Shim- Jen- the Future luis ailwaivs pi-mutt-il Ltlll ml C0111 lmilccl il l-5-l 1'CL'lll'Ll tllis Vczir. illlicy nlmvncnl llrincc- tcm in tlicir opciiing encounter Cm-O, imcl tlicn tical lwulain UU. 'llicx' lust to cillllltflllll aiml lnmlmrcl ul Cnilcslmixiv 28-U qiml IS 1. J lu-x' were lncaitcn ln' Klan' m , , mimutli 28 li, cl11l1lU11 Vw-0, nml linlttcmlmli if li Row-J. Kelly, R. Van Wassenhove, E. Parkinson, J. Van de Velde, C. Klein, D. Niedzielo, Coach Smith. , L ' . 9 6 Y .... E!- '- ' Vars ily Cheerleaders: J. Josephson, T. Daniels, S. Pilar- ski, J. Van dc Velde, S. Terry, C. Heyndrickx, M. Kirley. Clive-l'lc-zlfl0l's Boost Spirit As Boilvrs Sleunl Un lli II., lluili'i'11i.il4ui's, Stvgini Oni' is gi liiimiliiir uri' ' ' - in Q s clu'n'1'luiclL'rs ul' RHS .is ilu xiisitili iul xixiumi .li'i'llsa' sqlwwl spirits. Umlcr tlw silpciwisimi ol Xlrs. D l .iulinc Quill, ilu- gruup XWlI'lx5 wut its own rcclillialilcs .mal mulians, .ilxnlxs striving lair tlic lwst lwssilulv L'l1L'L'l'5. lhmliu- is lu-lil cu'i'x' lliursnliiv cvciiliig :mil licra' Iwlisli .mil gluss is iiclclccl In ilu' cliccrs I5L'l'l'tJl'Illl'll in 'wp .issi-mlmli-s .mal ggiiiws. Springxiiiiu lurings lliwtcr :mil Yqirsity Irv-wuts wirli Ilin' llnil siliitiun muln lux I ' . ' 1 ' I 4 ulwscn Q1l'llllI7UliSfLlllL'I1l mil liiiilrx miml . ' ' mcrs. llwsi- clmscn will LiLll'I'X rm Ilia liwli sl.iml.ii'ils .mil .llwilitx slnmvn xcgirlx. w L. Riveteer K. True, Q Cheerleaders: J. Maxwell, J. Van Nieuwenhyse, M. Mundy, C. Harding, V. Terry, C. Maieske. l Case, M. Guzzardo. Freshmen Cheerleaders: N. Glid- den, B. Sapp, P. Camey, P. Wysowski, C. Daniels, P. Collin- son, N. Hill, K. Kucukas, M. 6 Fwy Lf.-ff'T eoled J. yward, L. O ort, . R in i, , De Keyser, N. son, J. Peden, E. Lamb, B. Smith, G. Zarvell, D, Domingez, G. Brown, D, Sinn. Kneeling: D. Swearingen, B. Phelps, T. McElwcin, Turnbull, Coach Sullens. S Ha u J og sk L G. Smith, G. lanky, M. Hadsall, T. De Clerq. Standing. B. Jock- tft Don Swearingen starts switch at o home match. Larry De Keyser tries for a pin against Princeton. 0 I Grappling Advances Xtlrcstlittg ltgts gqtimxl at tucltulcl in tltn' RHS sports sccttc. llcsltitt' gt tuttltt-r punt' 2 72 ttvctttxl, tht- scatsutt was ltriglttcttt-tl lty imlivialnttl x'ictttrit's gtml ittcrcatsittg utttwcls. Kuw4tttt't s two x'ictttt'ics xwrc mct' flcttcsmt gtml Orion. ll ying CI.tlcslttn'g twin' .tml Sttmutttttt 1tllL'L'. tltu grgtpltlctx' tit-It-ans kkllllk' .tt tltt' ltgtmls ul' llixttn, Urtznxut. llttclt lfgtlls, Stn-rling. Clcttcst-tt, .tml Urittn. .Iultn llttgittslxi, l,ttt't'y Ut' lictsur. llttttg Sinn. Miln- llgtclsttll, :tml 'Iultn l'uclcn llllAllllll4'Ll lor rltt- Scfritttt.tl nlcct lty ltlllflllg in tltu llistrict. 3 1 Q1 ,, we ew few Q X X: XXX xx Q tt' AN wr' IN! A Qt Cross Country: Seated-J. Drilling, F. Hardl, J. Gamble, G. Janky, ing-Coach Corbin, L. Jordan, J. Jagers, J. Dixon, B, Dines, T Kneeling-D. Whitener, L. Goodsell, D. Lyle, C. Andrews. Stand- Anderson, W. Johnson, N. Brown. Golf, Cross Countr Stress Training, illpower Cfruss Country has heemne one of Kewanee's major sports. ilihis year the KIIS harriers won dual meets with Ceneseo, Prineeton, anti Orion, anal tiecl with Claleshurg, 'lihe Boilers cupped llth at Sterling, 2nd in the lllini and 7th in the NCIC eonferenee meets. Coll' has again gained prestige in the world of KHS sports. XYith returning letterinen Clary LL'arcl. 'limi lanky, Gabriel junky, and .luhn De Keyser, the experi- eneeal squad has hatl an aetive year. liesitles partiei- pating in the lllini, NClC anal District meets, the linltsmen playetl intlivitlual eontests with eunlierenee selmnls. Golf Team: Kneeling-J. Pilarski, R. Lange, K. Milnes, D. Streicher, L. De Keyser. Standing - W. Dines, B. Malmgren, G. Janky, T. Janky, G. Ward, Coach Corbin. - W? fL,,,, V ' lawn .1 I311 1 l'1,1xN1 111, K-11.111I IJ11 1 Ii1xx11,C,11.111I ,IIXI I11x1 1 1 1, l'11111.11'1l XX'.11 '1 I,'l'uXSNIli, l'.0I'U'All'lI 'I on I31.1111 I11111 ml H111 Cmcmlm, 1.11.1111 X1 lm LIIXIKIII II,11x11x11, l'111'11'g11'1I 11,1111-N11 ll1111x 1111111 Coaches G. Keisl, V. Corbin, H. Brockman, A. Lozcr, and C. Johannsen discuss the season's records of their individual sports. 1960 Basketball Ken Kcwz Ki-xx 1 lllfl ll1L'L' ' IIICC Kon lI1L'L' Kvu ll'lL'L' lieu .lncu Kcw'lm'c' Kun mcc Kcwnmm' lieu IIIUL' licwnlwc KL'XX lI1k'C Kon .im-c lin-xx .uwv Kcxx .incc Kcwlrwi' KCll lI1L'L' Kvwirwc Kc'u lm'c Kcwincc licwwrmcc Kcwiumcc Kcwnlmcc Kcwzlllcc KL'N lI1CC Kcwlrmvn' 39 28 42 6l 42 48 12 65 54 39 35 Sl 58 40 56 48 48 S8 45 T0 49 45 48 73 48 62 liusr Pcurm - llucla Falls - Strcutur - - llimlwllc - - limgla lslzxml lmllplmicr - - lliclm rl-UXYI1SlllI7 Almingtim - - l.imi-stonc - - Stcrling - - Clgllcslaurg - - Nlumlirm - - l lull 'l uwnslmip Dixon - - - lliclmwoucls - - Clcncsco - - liust Moline llrincctrm - - Clulcsluurg - - Cilllllllll - - Ottawa - Pclxin - - - llclmllu - - Vllctllcrsficlcl - IXITIIZIXYQIII f - llruclforcl - - Muni XYx1.l.m', l7onwAnD 40 42 48 S2 Tl 5l 85 57 54 7l 61 32 50 46 5l 50 79 60 66 64 55 63 60 42 46 5l Assisfonl Couch George Keisl and Head Coach Vern Corbin plan basketball slrolegy. DUN l:uL'roN, FOIIVVARD RON l3u1.1'oN, ITORXVAHD Varsity Squad: Kneeling-D. Fulton, G, Vancil, D. Lyle, D. Ken- C. Hainline, C. Hicks, A, Towne, T. Blake, W. Ptasnik, B. Flannery, ney, J. Boylan, R. Fulton. Stcr1dingwCoach Corbin, Coach Keisl, D. Good, M. Willey, J. Rinella. Managers-D. Albrecht, G. Ward. I' ' D' ' Y B l l IIB' KHSSI1 IS 1' an ict ia rlngs c 00 plrlt to a lmax lltt- lll3'loU lloileringilter lmslwrlvttll teunt uns .lunior Varsity progrtnns provide ganne experience lwlngtietl lw inixlortune .ill tear. lniuries to key person lor tlte lmoys tltnt will nmke up tlte tvaiins ol' tlte llttture. nel tuiusetl tlie oiuinge .intl lilnt-lt t'l.icl rogers to turn in lliltis year fonelt Keist lt-tl tlte ,lkvls to at -l 4 reeortl. .i poor 'l Ill reeortl. 'lltrir llour wins were over llo lliltey wltimntl Cieneseo twice, llzirntington. :mtl split eltelle, nklvingtlon, llnll lrzwnsliip, .incl Clinton. llef witlt Morrison wltile dropping two to Chileslvtml nntl gionatl ll ourn.nnent tietoriex were over kVetltersl'ielcl, one to Sterling lw one point. .'Xnn1iw.m, annul llixttllortl. Q..- Junior Varsity: Coach Keist il- R lustrates line point ol basket- SX ball to JV players, G. Vancil, D. Fulton, D. Kenney, D. Good, P27 D. lyle, R. Fullon, J. Boylan. qv fs 6? .nu PZEN1! Riveler Squad: Kneeling-R. Jennings, J. Jagers, R. Lange, F. Shilgalis, T. Anderson, L. Slozk, W. Maieske, W. Jofznson, D Duylschavcr, T. Weslund. Sfanding-Coach Lazur, D. Whitener, J. Snider, J. Pilarski, D. Verhagen, T. May, J. Lappin, L. Dolieslogc: The Boilers of Tomorrow Build for the Future Limnh l.lliIlN llixctws. llLILll1IL'll hx' lmcl luclc llIl'Ull5llll7lIl rlw vntirc' SL'LlS.llI1, will-fl with .1 U20 rm-uu'ml. llmu-iw' thi 'y lmu' high lwlws Ihr nvxt yvur. ln his lux! Yk II' ul L-rmqliing .lt lil lg, Xlr. lllllhlllll Freshmen Squad: Front Row-Manager T. Hansen, P. Jepson, D. Niedzielc, E. Parkinson, F. White, J. Euard, Coach Johannsen, R. Jackson. Second Row-J. Van de Velde, J. Dixon, D. Halsey, .f' .4 ff' sun li-fl his l.liL'Slll111ll1 IUQHII to ll -lf-T rccuul l5C.lIll1L, ciL'ITCSL'H, Xlnrrisnn .incl Clinton. il hcy .ilsu lust sci tml L'lHSC g1llllL'S. T. Beranek, D. Bogen, D. Halsey, B. Eisenbclrlh, I. Kelly, l. Mad sen, G. Lewis, B. Lewis, B. Lee. Third Row-R. Carlson, D. Packard +44 . i N QF 9. AI K-'lim Q' fl ' 42-A f-EAA we . QU ,M --.X M Iliff 314 QR lx X Jbxfa X Kneeling: D. Fulton, T, Bubnick, J. Koloia, J. Gamble, T. Peterson, R. Ful- lon, J. Peden. Slonding: J. Bolsis, D. Albrechl, T. Blake, H. Johnson, C. Hoinline, J, Rinello, J. Redin. 3 ll Pikes and Flippers ' Vlitli thc lirst .iclvcnt ull guml wciitliul' QHlLll Kilim l llii lwwiins rcci'uitinv lui' tlu' SllI11l'l1l'l' lmisvlnlll mzvixiiii. llt'llll'llll1U 'N 'W I 5 'N witlx six li-m-rim-n lrum tlmc prcvimis scnsim. tlw tciiin i'n'um'ilc1l ai crcclitiilwln' ll-3 i'c'umi'Ll. l-ur tlic lll'Nl timn' lxl IS lms llvlnlval ll swinnuiiw tcaim L mrnclm 4- L J 4 D J Couch Adam Lozar wulches the smoolh -lulm l-:si-Iwi-s tcnm min only um' Inuit this war alum' tu luck bail handling of ,he gnfielders, ul' klL'l7Ill. lJl.ll scwinil ol' tlwir losses worm' close mics. Front Row. D. Price, J. Gorey, B. Dines, Second Row: J. Cisco, D. Loy, L. Sweoringen, R. Workheiser, P. White. D. Hamm, T. Junky, G. Vcln Vooren, Coach Fischer. Third Row: Sealed: M. Unukis, T. Johnson, D. Bennett, C. Andrews, D. Ken- Couch Keist. Standing: Coach Brockmon, B. Dixon, E. Lomb, D ney, B. Currier, M. Willey, D. Lyle, D. Fulton, T. Johnson, R. Lee, C. Dines, T. Andrews, C. Hoinline, G. Turnbull, B. Smith VerBaker. Kneeling: J. Ririe, H. Hamilton, D. Lyle, J. Kolotu, T. Coach Anderson. Zcng, R. Sweuringen, D. Mclntire, J. 8olsis,W. Ptosnik, R. Fulton. KHS Trackmasters take NCIC, Illini Titles llmc V159 truck tvann, unclcr tlu' clircctiun ul Cornell ll. lf. lil'fK'lxlll1ll1, pusu-rl at lim' rccorcl ull scvcrm wins L , . , .xml unc luss. llmc llmlcrs wnllwcl ull wltlm lxrst plau- lm :XI tlw ClISll'lL'l llll'L'l, svvvn lxL'wnm'c lmoys llllllllllL'Kl lor mln- Slzlll' liinnls alt ClllillTlPAllgl'l'Lll'lJ1ll'lAl. lxcxmrmcu ulmcrwcl Its SCZISHII wntlm ll lwlamng victory rwvr lYz'tlwrsl'iclcl. On April 2, tlmc tcnm iullrlmnwvcl tu Lwrruswm rmrl clownvcl lmtll cl1ll1'Sl3llfg .mtl Clclwsou. Ncxt, tlu' lluilcrs rullvcl rwcr clillllltll :mal in Ll lluurwzly llll'l'l, lwzlt l'rinccton, llnll, anal lk-puc. On April lla, Kvwnncc' lwsu-rl rlw llllllllill liL'lVlllll'L' llvlzlvs. .'Xg.1in tlu' lloilcrs pruvvcl sllprclllc, running up 80 points lur rlu- win. Ill-Invs, lmut lmmllmccrl lmcla on April 25 tu mkl- tlw ulnss ll Nurmnl lh-laws. lxllS rullvcl un :mal Iunli Ilu' Illini mc lw planing M-L-uml in tlu' clistrict mcct. --,.. ...sf mrs alt lwtll tlu' Nflll .tml lllini C4Hl1l.L'TL'I1L'L' lnccts. Kcwurmcc muk its lirst sl-rlmck nt tlu' Mrmlnmltlm y f v -ct :Incl tmp lmnurs at tlu' Nlllll. Ilw llmlvrs ruunclccl out ll must SlIL'L'L'SSllll scalson Ed Lomb puts shot as George Turnbull awaits his turn. Warming up for the big meet, Terry Zong and Bob Smith sprint around the track. Track Statemen: Kneeling-L. Lyle, H. Hamilton, R, Arentsen, G. C. Huinline, B. Smith, T. Zong, Coach Brcigiel, Wethersfield. Geirnaeirt, Wethersfield. Standing - Coach Brockman, D. Lee, ,s if 4 Cheered by enthusiastic Kewonee truck fans, Jim Ririe plunges over the fin- ish Iine in the 880 yard dash. I Grace, timing, and rhythm are evident assets in the modern dance program. Through Intramurals Girls ain C0-ordination Girls' intriiimirqils :irc upon tu till girls in school. 'llic' pmgriiiii is lll'gillll7l'Cl zmcl cnmluctccl hy CIAA :incl is clcsigm-cl tu cfiiiilvlciiiciit the girls' plwsiczil vcliicaitiiiii priigmiii. lr ulilicrs uiiiilictitioii in rmlml- mlmin play loin' nights gi wccli zmcl is cliitiilxul with intcr-claiss gannvs. l illu' liirst twu spxzrts oflicrvnl in this Iiftlgfillll :irc siiltlmll :mal lmslwtlmiill. Clirls imiy piii'ticip41tc in hath :it ilu- sinnv timc. lliiwling is ncxt, with intci'c'stm'cl girls struggling tn misc tlwir swi'cs. lfullnwing howling is inonlcrn rlwf thms, As i'clic4ii's1ils progrcss lm' ilu- ainmml rlaincc lmmgmiii, hiclalcn tailcnt is nlisciivmul iinnl shown tu ilu- pnlmlic. Ar thc' YMQYX, swimming is ol'l'ci'i'cl. l.L'airning tlu' linmlxiimzitgil strulms mtl, guml swimming imcl tuning up inusclcs .irc two mlm-icctiws ul' this spurt. 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The faculty room is a scene of industriousness as teachers pose for Kewcnite photographer. W., ,J s- 3 in n1' -2s's'f Leaving KHS after a busy morning, Mr. Joy E. Whitener, the new Superinten- dent of Schools, is captured by an enterprising Kewanite photographer Board of Education: Standing-Walter Schmidt, Marvin Hamilton, Ririe, Everett Kirman. Donald Hepner, William Dines. Sitting-Henry Zang, Margarel Administrative fficials Direct School Affairs liccping tht- SL'llllUl systum running on :in cvvn pcrintcmlcnt was much in tlvmzmtl with his uliliicinl kt-cl is tht- time ctmsutning .iwh ol- tht- Aclministrzition. tlutics. illhis your Sqlwttl l3istrit't 220 has Ll wt-lwmt-tl 1ltlLllilllI1 illht' Aclministrtitiun is lmntllt-tl lay it tuuin ol' tilmlt- in its mitlst f our new Supcrintcnclcnt ol' Sclmnls. mcn amd wmnvn. 'lhis tctim inclurlus the Iimml ul' Aluy xvllllt'l1L'l', l'rm'itling us with cxucllcnt tczicltcrs liclucntiun, which mxtlxcs tht- st-Iwnl pnlicivs: Mr. timl tx wt-ll muntlccl curriculum our html working su' llritlgt-l'arcl, thc pmliciunt lwusim-ss llllll'l1lgL'l'l Nliss lit-rry, 1081 illllllllllglflllllfl :mtl tht' vliliicit-nt scci'c'tzii'it's. 'Rf-19' -4 Mr, Bridgefqrd, business manager, Miss Wesebaum, secretary to the superintendent. Mrs. Helen Collins and Mrs. Shirley Golden, secretaries. Miss June Be 'Yf les' Cdmlnlslfalof- f--.1 'WD 1' li R Efflclent Secretarles Run School Smoothl T Mrs. Tilson, registrar, transfers activity money bags to vault. 'lilu' liigll st-lmnl zlcllllinistrntivc' Stull' is lit-full-cl lay Nlr. llluml, principal. Mr. Xlluunl l'ccL'ix'c'cl luis US. nlcgrcc ut rlir- llnivcrsity ol, Kansas. Ile nlmtnimml llis Nl.rX. nt tlmc Llnix'crsity ul' Nliclmignn und alicl gfiltlllitfl' umli nt clltllllllltlil l.lnix'L'rsity. .X5SlSllIlLl Mr. llhml is tllc ollicc stall' consisting Mrs. Daniels, office clerk, puts mail and announcements in faculty boxes. ' is 1' K' ., .4 ' -:,2S:isi1.:s-si- Miss Utz, art secretary, distributes supplies to art student. ul' Mrs. Mary -lam' il ilsun, I'L'glSlI'.II'l Xlrs. clt'l1k'Yll'X't Dglrmicls. fllllllfl' clcllxg tmrl Miss AlLll4QLll'L'I llnnsv, ill-l'lL'L' SL'L'I'L'ILll't'. Nliss -luinnc l.ltf lmmllcs tllc svc11'l.lri4ll wurlx of ilu- Art l7cp111'tlm'l1t. il lu-ir Cktlllllllliil vlillurts lwclw tlw sclwirl running a'I'I'iciL'ntlv. Miss Hoose, office secretary, prepares announcements. Miss Pletkovich, Deon of Girls, checks over the daily attend- Mr. Middleton, Deon of Boys, outlines his duties for the day. once records, Counselors Promote Student Welfare and Success l I i lfzicli morning tit 8:05 tlie lleains, Mr. Middleton i und Miss llletlmvieli. e.in lie seen signing iidtnittiinee slips. l't'k'ttI'illl1g iittend.inee .ind perlorining other daily duties liiiiiiilitir to lil IS students. Counseling students in the prohleins encountered in high school life is their niuin responsibility. Mr. Middleton also teaches history und is in eharge of the honor study hulls while lxliss llletluwielt teztelies l1U0lxl'iL'L'l5ll1g. Mr. Pryor. our guidance counselor. direets students who tire interested in college. Ile is in elinrge nl the Sl1ll1illll'tlllt'tl tests given lmesides teueliing history. Mr. Pryor, guidance counselor, consults records of prefcollege students. ,4 Xln. Dux ,Xxlmmzsux qw .. A -urxuwn X . 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Yr-nxox ci0IHllN I ILX., XXv4ll'llVlll'Ll Milli-gl-1 Iliillugi' Alllll Clvmmll HS., xX'L'NIL'I'l1 Illinois lll1ix'm'1'sity: NIMX., lilxullu i Stlt'I1t'k'l ll't'XlllHAHl llmlcuflmll C fmullg .lw'1. liiwful Unixcrsilyp ciL'I1L'l'Qll Suicmvg lmwitm limlsullurll lfrwllfflll f rnffll, f ULICIII fiVfINNL'l71HIllI cifillflll Coll Cirmfll. Textbooks Plus Labs Stimulate Scientific Skills Nllss IX: umm I num HS.. l.INll'I'Il llllawis llniwrsilx, VN., llliiwrsitx . . , , . ul lllnmnsg .XllX.lI1L'L'il lmwlwgi. Ilmlfmgy. Clu'n1lstry. Hn. -lmw IJIQNNIM: llxiixwsityg Qil1L'IlllSIl't and l'l1x'sius. .. .. t'SlL'NAlI1l Nl..'X.. Xclvrsslxn Smtc wgpuffww Mm.-MW ' 2 'X 5 -w......,,. f,,-in .:. . - H 'ffm' K M, m. . ., N ... .A,.h..,,,,,,,mN , L X Hmmm-m.,.... sw I Il llll I Irannm u IIS., Xlissmlri Slam' IUllL'I1L'I'S Cklllvgvq Iinglislm I C'ul1Icl11Ivmm11'x' Iiu'1':m1rL'g l'Iff1x. as. I,Yllf Nlrlilxxlfx' 1 IMAX. QIIHI XIHX.. 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Nb- 1 SQNGEF x 'fwli M1:s.,'XxN.x lilIl'll IlIXIISl :sux HA., XXVCSIUVIH Illinois llnixcr situ IIYHIIUHIKIICIIINQQ l'll,'i Appropriate Diets and Exercises Promote Fitness Q Xllw ,Xl xx!-' I7u.xNl4 HS., xYL'NIt'l'I1 Illinois Lll1iYk'l'Sify1 MS.. ciltlllfkllill Smit- Unixcmily: llomc iiL'UIlHII1iC5l xhiult i'l'ClIilIg .gLiIIUf1I. Xln. IIH XIll'I Ilmwmux , 5 . . . . 5 . ILAX.. iuru SI Ita' lullcgv: .Xtlllvtlc l,lI'L'CIlll'1 IIIYSI' call lnilluxtlmmz lll'1Cl'f .Um1ugcr. ls, PAULINLL Sc'o'1 1' , , . . . , . . x71 ILS.. lllmms Stntc Xrnrnml llnlx'c'rs1tx: HS., Um ll lclut mon C llL'l'lll'iItit'YNI x'c1'sitx' of Illinois: Play sim 1 'a ' :I fffixi: Pup C 11117 Cu-.h11'1w1'. 2 aiii X iiiziw' . 91 '.1,,- var:-, ga IIS. uf Xlusia' I'VcI,, IIIil1uis XXUCSICIIIII Ul1ix'ursity: ilirls' .mal Iluys' Ulu' C'IuIw, LIIIUVLIS amcI QQIIUIIQ animal w,Le,., t :sr We Nlns. ,'XMrl,m I,1'l1'na , . . . . - Mus. Iloncwllv S1x1l'1'u '.. 31 -' ll 1,-X4 4 I KXI, :XI I , , , , IIxTni1I.I IHIIISIII It lm II I I UI IIS., II1mIIL'y llnixursltxz Xl..X.. LIIIIXUISIIX UI Xuxx 1 . . , . . Xlcxlcrwg Kris .IIILI K mltsg .XLILIII I Xk'I1lHg C I.lss, ith Fine Arts We Establish Cultural Influences NIR. I AI. IIlflI'I' IIB., IIS. IH I,.S.XI., Ilnnurslly nl IIIinuis: XI. ul Music, IIIinui:. XXIL'SIL't.lI1 Unixcrsitx: I31lmI, Ur- clwstrgl. I. IuunXX'.x1n1m,xx XIl:.AIcm1INIlsm'll1n IIS.. IIIUUIN Stun' Ym'111.1I Illmixclxityz IJistriImutixu . . , , . . . ILIL1c.1t1w11 .1mI ILIIIIUI IPLISIIIUSSL SIVIIIIHIIIIQ Crmcllq III, III1mn. Training Safe Drivers Xllss Ixrl III xlxllfns ILS, IIImm5 81.111-X01-111.11 LIIIIXCIASIIXZ Ixlmlng I. II. .1mI SII4!I'III.IIIKI I1 Illrrlim' IIUII Cirmx fVHI!lIL'II. N X SCHOOL CUSTODIANS Mr Ernie Paul Mrs Roberi Cole Mr Vlrgll Riggs cmd M Camnel Tlmmermcm relax for Q munuie from their busy duhes Tlw Carry the Qtudentb and are f01 the Q1 hool mlruuu imm Q HIXIIN mu! tlun clulx ul Ill Nll!lltI1lS lu lllll lmlll x C IL 111 Lllsslnn BUS Bev Front Row: M, Godke, O, Little, E. Josephson, C. Denney, R. Vandemark. Sec- ond Row: L. Boeii, A. Carlson, M. Wiggins, B. Sullivan, l. lempke, L. Bitfing. Il doesn't look sore, soys Mrs. Harvey, the school nurse, us she inspects Hayden Younggren's throat. Cooks Prepare Meals, Nurse Protects Health l,l'L'lW.lTll1Q .intl serving lnenls to stutlents nt KIIS aroxitles tlic ceolts xxitli at lull sclmctlulc from enrlv l morning until iniclftrfternoon. Not only clo they serve our food, but they also prepare meals for the elemen- tary schools in the area. Choice amounts of proteins, curlxzlmydrntcs, and fats are served in every meal, in gttlclition to aippetizing selections ala carte. 'l cncling our sore tlironts, colcls, and minor ailments ltr-cps Xlrs. llrirvey rintl lrer assistant Nlrs. XVelcli llll3y tlrrouglrout lttllllQl'Ulllll perionl every morning. Ulitlwut tlrcir scrxices tlistxise :incl illness would con' l.lllIlI1LIlL' tlte entire stutlcnt lmocly. Tom Blake, president, Banquet. 'xt makes reservations for the Senior Class i. . V .av ffm Mrs. McKinney, advisor, and Walt Ptasnik, vice-president re- call the past successes ot the Class of '6O. The Class of 1960 . . . Nlilu' halrtl to clit uc ilu lllllllt'lllLllk'ly1 tht' inipus silulc tiikvs in littlc lungcrl Aclnpting this :is their lllthlltl, tht' t-Liss nl. 'lull stcgini- val zilicaitl tcrwiirtl that luiw iii1tit'ip.iIt'tl sgiml ol' gi-.ntl 54 i tuition. Y'Vinning scconcl pliicc lmmws in the llmnccmning Parade with their float Our K-night in Shining Ar- mor and staging it lively skit full of uunpircs, ghnsts. and mystery, the sophisticated seniors participated in their lust KI IS liuiiiccrziiiiiig. With thcir scniur class plan' 'l'hc Night nl' Irin- uiiry ltmthu this cliiirgctlfup class pruviclctl Al l'irst in KIIS cntcrtninincnt with thcir tlruintitic lxwtriiyiil of un actual court trial. Being measured for caps and gowns, selecting coni- incnccmcnt announcements, writing Cullcgt- English tcrin papers, zinticipziting gitultiaitimi zmurtls. applying lur jobs or cntrilnct' to umllcgt' till iiiltlt-tl to tht- liinail swirl ul' iictivitics lim' thc unique class ul' llltmtl, thi- llrst tu cuinlmlctt' lout' ytuirs in tht- ncw high sclumul. Nancy Arnold, secretary, and Connie Maxwell, treas- urer discuss plans for the long-awaited graduation. Donald Albrecht Pep Club 2, 3: llome Room Officer 2, 3: Football l, 2: Track 2: Industrial Education Club l: Basketball Manager 3, 4: Clee Club l, 2. 3, 4, Vice-Prcsin dent 3: Cross Country 3. Lee Ailen Transferred from Alt. Pulaski. lllinois: FHA 2, 3, 4: CAA 2, 3, 4: FNA 4: Pep Club 2, 3: Alaiors: llusiness, llistory, Englisb, Science: blinor: llomc Economics. Judith Anderson Fl IA l, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4: lloine lloom c2l.l'lL'L'l' 2. 3: lwirler 1, 2, 3, 4: Clec Club l. Tony Andrews licwuuirc Sponsorship Staff 4: Pcp Club 2, 4: Ilomc Room Officer 3: Football 2: iliracli 2, 3, 4, Alaior Letter 3, 4: Student Council 2: Cross Clouu tryi3: Lettermanls Club 3, 4, Virginia Anson Fl IA I: Pep Club l, 2, 3: Pan American Club 2, 3: Majors: English, llistory: Nlinors: Spauisb, l lome Economics, Business. Patricia Anthony FllA l: Pep Club l, 2: Clee Club l: blajors: ling- lish, llistory, llorne Economies: Minor: Business. Robert Arentsen FFA 4, l3ecreational Cbairinan 4: llistory Club l, 2, Officer 23 Pep Club 2: lloine llooni Ulliccr l, 2, 3, 4: Football l, 2, 3, 4, Major l.ctter 3, 4: iliracli l, 2, 3, 4, Major Letter l, 2, 3, 4: llaslcct- ball l, 2, 3: Projectionist l, 2, 3, 4: l.ettcrman's Club 2, 3, 4: Swimming 3, 4. Nancy Arnold Kcuwzite Sponsorship Editor 4: CAA 3: Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Home Room Officer 1, 2, 3: Class Secretary 4, FTA 3, 4: Class Play Cast 3, 4: Chorus I, Secretary 1: Student Council 4: Debate Club l, 2, 3, 4: K Chronicle l, 2, 3, Points Editor 3: Orchestra 2. Jerry Astrosky Pep Club 4: Stage Hand 4: Boy's State 3: Majors: English, Science: Minors: llistory, blatbematics, l-atin. Ralph Baker IiClUl111ll6' Sponsorship Staff 4: Pep Club 2: Baslcct' ball l: Student Council 2: Cross Country I. Joyce Barton 4 Majors: lgnglish. llomc i'.CUI'llllUlL'S, lllstorv. Margaret Baumgartner CAA 3, 4: Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4: Ethics Council 4: llomeroom Officer l, 2, 3: FTA 3, 4: Clee Club l, 2: K Cizroiiiele l, 2, 3, 4, News lfclitor 3, Editor- in-Chiel' 4: Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4: Play Committee 3: PNA 4. Peggy Beam FIIA I. 2: Pep Club l, 2: Clee Club l: Student Librarian 2, 3: Cirls Chorus l: Majors: English, llome lfconomicsg Minors: llistory, Business. Karen Beens V V Kctwmitc lypist 4: FIIA l, 2, 3. 4: ,lunior llccl l Cross l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4: Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4. l Sondra Behnke Fljranslicrrecl from Xilctliersllielcl 2: Pep Club 2: iliwirlcr 3, 4. Kenneth Bellcour Camera Club l, 2: Football l. 2: Diversificcl Uc- cupations 4: Majors: lnclustrial Arts, linglish: Min- ors: llistorjg Science. Patricia Bennett CAA I, 2, 3, 4: Pil'zX 3, 4: PNA 3, Vice-Prcsi rlent 3: Pep Club l, 2: llome Room Officer l, 2. 4: Class Play Committee 3: K Clzrmiielc l, 2, 3, Circulation Manager 3. Thomas Blake Pep Club 2: Ethics Council 4: llome Room Officer l, 2: Class President 4: 'liraclx 4: l3asketball l, 2, 3, 4, Major Lcttcr 4: Baseball 3, 4, Major Letter 3, 4: Glee Club 1: Student Council I, 3: Cross Country 2. 3, 4, Major l.etter 3: Football l: l.etf tcrman's Club 3, 4. Carol Boswell FHA l, 2, 3, 4, ilircasurcr 4, Pep Club 3, 4: Dis- tributive Education 43 Majors: English, llome liconomics: Minor: Mathematics. Patricia Brewer lranslerretl lrom XVyouung 3: Clee Club 3: Ma' jors: llistorv, linglishg Minors: Typing, Shorthaml. Thomas Bubnick H Q Pcp Club 2: lIUlllCIi0tllll Olliccr I, 2. 4: I'ootbi1II I, 2, 3, 4, Nluior I,cttcr 4: 'Iirzick 4: I3z1sI4ctbtiII I. W 2, 3, 4. Xlnjor I.cttcr 4: Iiiisflxill 2, 3, 4, Major Iucttcr 3, 4: Clcc Club I: Stuclcnt Council 3: I,ctf ICPIIILIIIIS Club 3. 4, Vicc-I3rcs'rIcnt 4. Nancy Button FIIA I. 2, 3. 4: Clxc Club I: Stuclcnt l.lIlI1ll'IllI1S I, 2, 3, 4, Prcsidsnt 3: Iithics Council 3: -Iunior Hcd Cross 4: Pcp Club 2, 3, 4: Ilomcrozzin Officcr 3' Ufiicc -Xicl 4' Ci'f'hcs'r'i I 2 3 4' CI'iss I3I'1X' .. I I . fc . . ,-, , , .i.. a Cust 3. Sharon Callewyn Kcwanitc Sponsorship Stull' 4: CAA I, 2, 3. 4, Prcsiclcnt 4: Pcp Club I, 2: Ethics Council 4: Ilomcroom Officcr 3: Fliwirlcr I, 2, 3, 4, IhILljOfCllL' 4: FIA 3, 4: Chccrlcadcr I. 2: Girls' Chorus I: Studcnt Council I: PNA 3. 4. Delores Carlson .Iunior I3ccI Cross 4: Pep Club 2: Cirls Chorus I: Majors: English, IXl:ithcmiitics: Minors: Ilistory, Typing. Marsha Carlson Pan Amcrican Club I. 2, 3, ilrciisurcr 2, Prcsidcnt 3: Ethics Council 3: Homcrooin Officcr I: Choir I, 2, 3, 4: Clcc Club 2: Studcnt Council 4: Cirls Chorus I. Sandra Carlson FHA I, 2, 3, 4, Dcgrcc Chziirinan 2. Ilistoriun 3, 4: Distributivc Education 4: hlujorsz English, Ilistory. Ilusincss: Minors: Scicncc, Ilomcinziking. Leroy Carpenter FFA 3: Inclustriiil Iicluczition I, 2: Majors: ling- Iish, Vl'oorIworIxing: Minors: Klzithcmzitics, Scicncv, Ilistory. Michel Cisco I Tmnslcrrccl from Ncw York City 3: Ixcwuiiitc Managing Editor 4: Pcp Club 3, 4: Ulficc I-Xicl 4: Clcc Club 3: Choir 4. Lawrence Clarke Industrial Education Club I. 2, 3: Majors: Inclus- triul Arts, Industrial Education: Minors: Ilistory, Nlatliclnzitics. Wanda Crow v Trunsfcrrccl from Cliillicorhc-, Illinois 4: CAA 4: Nlnjors: Scicncc. Klaitliciniitics, English, Commcr- cial. Dennls Davis ms Counul 4 4 lusulnn nor Cl ss U Stlgn It 7 4 lrcsldmn Samuel Davis ntnll 4 M110 lam Int James DeKazeI KL Xlcl 4 vlsm cm s 1 1 Ill LN kll Suclcs IHCIISIII IIS John DeKeyser yn 7 Wins stlllwutlu L 1 4 C TONS C nun Wllllam DePauw an um 7 4 s Suu s nors Ilsturx NI ltlnrnl LN James DeToye iur Rnd frm ss 2: Ll css C uh 2: .A ' 1' 'A 5 3 s: 2 1. .' '1nis1, ,1cin'I1L'c': 'norz N ' 1 cnrl Van DeVilder -C' . : 1 'z .-.,. X ra-st ing' 2, 1 Df' ' Jiillkulfillll 1 'I' 2 5 , 'snrV, ustriw IXYISQ IX incur: Sc'icm'1'. Charles Dines 4 A ' uunitc Ixl' 1' 1 ' 7 - .. 1' 'l-UI' .' v gl' 4' S'l1,l'IY cflllll -1 'cn' 'll ,..':StL' I ..:C,l1' :Ii c- 'n's T . :CT I Cas . Judith Dolieslager 7 1 . -1 JI f 2 ' J . -Q IDJSIVJIHIIIJXL J:.lJlIL'1lIiUl1 4: Cllcc fluln lg Majors: IQIIQIJSII, Busif ness: Minors: llistorv, JJUI1lL'lll2lhJI1g. Richard Dolieslagqr I P1-lu flulm -lg lfmvtlmll I. 2, Mujur lyttcr 2: Indus trml I'cluc.1t1un lg l.L't!cr1nun s C lulm 2: Majors: ling lislm, :hJ1lIJ1Cl11kIYiL'S. lnclustriul Arts: Minor: SL'iL'I1L'C qui' David Domingez Football 3, 4, Major Letter 3, 4: Tracli 1, 2, 3: Basketball I: Vllrestling 2, 3, 4, Major Letter 2, 3, 4: Lettermanis Club 2, 3, 4. Donna Draminski History Club 2: Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4: Pan Ameri- can Club 4, Vice-President 4: lloinerooin Officer 3, 4, FTA 3, 4: Class Play Czznnnittee 3: Future Nurses 3, 4: Cirls Chorus 1. John Drilling Orchestra l, 3, 4: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Cross Country 3, 4: Majors: English, Science, French, Mathe- matics: Minor: Latin. Rita Driscoll FHA 2, 3, 4: PNA 3, 4: Majors: English, Science, History: Nlinors: Shorthand, Typing. Susan Dunn Kewanite Copy Editor 4: GAA 3, 4: Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: llomerooln Officer l, 2: Cirl's Federation 3, 4: Office Aitl 4: FTA 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Class Play Cast 3, Assistant Director 4: Chorus 1: Student Council 3, Secretary 3: Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2, Secretary 3. James Eisenbarth Pan American Club 3: lloineroznin Officer 2, 4: Basketball Manager 2: Majors: Spanish, English, Science, History, Minor: Math. Mary Beth Ensley CAA l: Majors: English, llistory: Minor: Business. William Flannery Homeroom Officer 2: Track 4: l3askethall 1, 2, 3, 4, Major Letter 4: Cross Country l, 2, 3, 4, Maw jor Letter 3, 4: Student Council 3, 4: K Chronicle l. Cheri Frankland Vliransllerrecl from Carlinville Community lligh 4: CAA 4: hlajors: English llistory, hlathematics: hlinors: Science, Language. .lerry Gamble Pep Club 2, 3: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Cross Country, Major Letter 4: Baseball 3, 4: Orchestra l, 2, 3: Latin Club 3: Lctterman's Club 4: Golf 3, 4. ILcna'd Gladfelrer 1 1 ImIusti'iaI I'tIut'ation l'IuIm I, 2, 4, I'I'.'X I. 2: Ma Uiorsg ImIustriaI qXrts, I7.ngIisIi: Minors: ,'XgricuIturc I Iistorv. Lawrence Goodsell livinrllilc' Sl7UIlSHI'5IXIl1 StaIII' 4: 'I'racIx 2, 4: Cross Country 2, 4. 4, NIaj::r I.cttcr 4, 4: XVI1-stling 4 I cttt-rman's C'IuIw 4. 4, IXTIIICYICAIAlI1IIgCl'lFOUIIDAIII I Helen Graham I'IIrX I, 2: Majors: Iznglisli, I4usincssg Minors I Iistorv, I Iomcmaking. Nancy Grant 4 I3II,-X I, 2: KLMX I, 2: PNA 4: Majors: Science' I7ngIisI1 . Janice Grusxecxki I5II:X I 2 4- C X'X 2 4- Pop C'IuIm 2' fliiss I4I'lx I ,..,,, ur .., . I .., I.- . Uommittcc 4: NIa'ors: IfnvIisIi, IIomc'maIeiiw XIinors: IIlstorY. ULISIIIISSS. Josephine Gusman H limirriizitc Sponsorsliip StaII' -I, CIAA I, 2, 4: -lun ior Ih-tl Cross 4: Pan lXIllCl'IL'Ill1 CIUIQ 4: I7'l'fX 4 4: Girls Iiuclcration C'ounciI 4: Chorus I: StuaIm'nt C'oum'iI 21 I7N.'X 4. 4: Psp CIIII1 I, 2. 4. George Guzxardo 4 Pc-lv CIuIm 2, 4, 41 ILtIiics Council 4, Cliairman 4 I'ootIvaII I, 2, 4, 4, Major Irttcr 4, 4: I4asItctImaII I 2, 4: Chess C'IuIa 2: Studvnt Council I. 4, I.cttcr man's fIuIv 2, 4, 4, Ii fIlIl'U1IIl'Il' I, 2, 4, 4, IXIHII aging Ifditor 4: Irark I. 2, Major I,1.'ttcr 2: Prom C'oininittL'c 4. Gary Hadsall Pop Club 2, 4. 4: Ilomc Room OI'I'icci' 4: Foot ImaII I, 2, 4, 4, Majzur I.cttcr 4, 4: I7I'1X 4, 4: VVrcs tlmg 2, 4, Major Irttcr 2: Ilcttcrinans C.IuIm 2, 4 4. C'o'I'rcasurcr 4, Swimliiing 4, Charles Hainline 1 4 I 7 ' ' A mi II,-p llulm 2, 4, 4: I'IIlIL'S LIULIIICII 4: Ilomcrom OIII'iccr 4, I7ootIxaII I, 2, 4. 4, IXIaior Icttvr 4, 4 f'oC'aptain 4: 'Irack 2. 4, 4: Major I.cttcr 2. 4, 4 C'Iass I'rcsitIunt I: I4asIwtInaII I, 2, 4, 4, Nlajur I,ct tcr 4. 4: I4ast'IuaII 2, 4, 4, Maior Ifttur 2, 4, 4 CQIL-Q C'IuIm I, 2. 4, 4: Studcnt CounciI I: K fIIII'fIll it-Iv I. 2, 4, 4, Asst. Sports IfcIitor 4, Sports Iiditoi . , . , 5 4: Choir 2, 4, 4: I.cttcrman's CIuIu 2, 4, 4: Co II ruasurcr 4. Jagk Hallinan Ii'ansIcrruLI Irom IoImstown, I7Cl1l1SVIX'Qll1l2l 4: XIII iors: IIngIisIi. Ilisrory, Sciciicc. Harlan Hamilton -luniur Reel Cross 3: lltliics cxillllifll 4: Fuutluaiii I. 2: ilirzicli l, 2, 3, 4, Alujur l.ettel' l. 2, 3, 4: liaise' iuuil l: FFA l, 2, 3, 4, Sl'L'l'QY1ll':x' 4: Cross Cuilntry 3, 4, Mujer l.etter 3, 4, C'uC.zpti'ir1 4: l.L'UClilli1ll1'S Qluin 2. 3. 4. Karen Hamlin M lieuwiiic Sponsorship Stvii 4: c3lllH'LlS l: Clmir 2, 3, 4: GAA l, 2. 3, 4: Pep Clulm l, 2: Class Piuy C11st3.4. Fred Hardt Pzitliiinrlers l, 2: Bunnl l, 2, 3, 4: Pep Clulm l, 2. 3, 4: Cross Country 3, 4: liziclio Cluim 2. Dixie Lee Headly Kewmiitc Typist 4: Fl IA l. 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presi' cleut 3, President 4: Pep Cluln l. 2, 3, 4: llzincl I, 2, 3, 4: Class Play Cust 3, 4. Terry Heap:- Iiewmzile Pliotogruphy Stull 4: KJLIIIICFLI Ciuim l, 2. 3, 4: Ethics Council 4: lluzuerouiu Uilieer I, 2: lizincl l, 2, 3, 4: Class Play Cust 3, 4: Ii Cizrmziele Pliutogrupliei' 3: Cleo Clulm la Ureliestrn 4: Pru- jectionist 1, 2, 3. 4: Putliiinrlers l, 2. Jacqueline Hepner GAA i, 2, 3, 4: Pun Aiueriegui Club 3: lltliics Council 2: Chorus lg Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Orchestra l: Putlifimiers 2, President 2: Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4: lloineruum Uifieei' 3. Patricia Hess A Kvivmzite Flypist 4: FHA l, 2, 4: CIAA 3: Pep Cluli 1: Office Aid 4: FNA 3, 4. Clarence Hicks Cross Country 2, 4, Maxim' Letter 2. 4: liusketixili 2, 4, Alujor Letter 4: Cllee Club l. 2. 4: Letter- iuzxn's Clulv 2, 3, 4. James Holmes l D VVM-stling 1: iXluJors: llistury, industrial Arts. Agri- culture, English. Phillip Holfschult Ilomemom Officer 1: Football 2, 4, Major Letter 4: 'irneli 2: lizislietlmli 2: Clee Clulu 4: Stuclent Cnuneil 2: l.ettc'rumn's Cluin 4. Diane Hauser ' lranslcrrcd lrom Ll2lllll7I'lLlgC 3: Band 3. 4: Majors: llomc Economics, Business, English. Judith Howe Camcra Club l: Pathfindcrs 2: Librarians' Club 3, 4, Vice-Prcsidcnt 3, Prcsidcnt 4: Band l, 2, 3, 4: CAA 3: Ethics Council 4. Gary Hulslander Camcra Club l, 2, 3, 'lircasurcr 2: lndustrial lfdu- cation Club 2, 3, 4, 'lircasurcr 3, Vicc-Prcsidcnt 4: K Cflironiclv Photographer 3: Divcrsificd Occupa- tions 3, 4: Track I: Vilrcstling 2: Clcc Club l: Cross Country l, 2. Robert Jackson . Kcwmiitc Sports llditor 4: Football l, 2, 3, 4: Kla- ior lrcttcr 4: Baslictball l: Choir l, 2, 3, 4: Clcc Club I. 2, 3. 4: FFA 2, 3, 4: 'llrcasurcr 4: Student Council 2, 3: Pop Club 3: Ethics Council 4, Vice- Chairman 4: Prom Committcc 3: VVrcstling 2, 3, 4, Major l.cttcr 2: l.cttcrman's Club 2, 3. 4: Class Play Cast 4. Gabriel .lanky Football I, 2: Wircsiling 2, 3, 4, Major l-cttcr 2, 3, 4: Orclicstra 2, 3. 4, Prcsidcnt 4: llfhics Coun- cil 4: Cross Country 4, blajor Lcttcr 4: Industrial liducation Club 3: Colf 3, 4, blajor l.ctt0r 3, 4: Class Play Cast 4. Thomas Janky Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4: Hand 3, 4: Pop Club 3: Cam! cra Club l, 2: Football l: industrial Education Club l, 2. 3, 4: Class Play Cast 3: Coll 2, 3, 4: Swimming 4. Karen Jones Kuwunitc Copy Staff 4: CAA 2, 3, 4: Sport Ilcad 3, 4: Pcp Club l, 2, 3, 4: Ethics Council 4, Sccrc- tary 4: llomcroom Officcr l: Officc Aid 4: Class Trcasurcr 2: Band l, 2. 3: FTA 3, 4, Presidcnt 4: Cirl's Fcdcration l, 2, 3, 4: Orclicstra l: Choir 2. 3, 4: FNA 4: Chorus l. Ruthanne Jurwich FHA l, 2: Pep Club 2, 3: Pan American Club 3: Oflicc Aid 3: Distributivc Education 4. Elaine Kaiser licuianitc 'lircasurcr 4: Pop Club 2, 3: Office Aid 4: FTA 3, 4: Class Play Committcc 3: Chorus l: Clcc Club 2, 3: Studcnt Council 3. Sandra Kemerling Kviiwlitc Index Editor 4: CAA 2, 3: FHA l, 2, 4: Pan Amcrican Club 3, 4: FTA 4: Class Play Cast 3, 4: Orchcstra l, 2, 3, 4. Judith Kendall junior Red Cross 2, Pep Club l, 2, Distrihutive Education 4, llomeroom Officer 1, CAA l, 2, 3, Cirl's Federation 1, 2, 3, 4, Clee Club 2, Prom Committee 3, FTA 3, 4, Cheerleader l, 2, Queen Attendant 4: Orchestra I, 2, Chorus 1. Joyce King Ka FHA 1, CAA 3, Pan American Club 2, 3, Distri- butive Education 4, Clee Club 2, 3, Student Li- brarian 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Chorus 1. ren Kirley Kewanitc Copy Staff 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, Clee Club 2, Chorus l, Secretary 1, Student Council 1, Class Play Cast 3, 4, CAA l, 2, 3, 4, Sport llead 3, Social Chairman 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pan Amer- ican Club 3, 4, llomeroom Officer 2, 3, 4, Office Aid 4: FTA 3, 4: PNA 4. Patricia Kirman Kewanite Typist 4, FI-IA l: junior Red Cross 2, Clee Club l, Student Librarian 2. Karyl Klein CAA l, 2, junior Red Cross 3, 4, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Pan American Club l, 2, llonieroom Officer Aid 4, FTA 3. 4, Girls Federation Class Plav Cast 3, 4, Cheerleader I, 2: 'Twirler 3, 4. 3, 4, Office Council 3, 4, Clee Club l, Josenh Krause Office Aid 4, Clee Club 1, dustrial Arts, Industrial Education Club l, 2, 3, 4, Stage lland lc Majors: English. ln- Social Studies, hlinor: Science. Delores Labedis Distrihutive Education 4, Treasurer 4, Clee Club 2, 3, Chorus l, Majors: English, Business, Home Economics: Minor: History. Edward Lamb llomerooln Officer 2, 3, Office Aid 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Major Letter 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Major Letter l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Industrial Educa- tion Club l, VVres'ling 2, 3, 4, Major Letter 2. 3, 4, Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4. Francis Lan in Do Pep Clulb 3, 4, Distributive Education Club 4: ln- dustrial Education Club l, 2, 3, hlajors: English, lndustrial Education, Minors: Mathematics, Sci- ence. nald Lee Ethics Council 4, Football 1, 2, 3, Major Letter 3, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Major Letter 1, 2, 3, 4, FTA 4, Basketball l, VVrestling 2, Major Letter 2, Student Council 2, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Letter- man's Club 2, 3, 4: Class Play Cast 4. John Lindbloom 1 Xl ii 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' . 4 irs: l',l15,llISl1. Quilt: Minors: Sn'lva1gx'. lllstory. Joyce l.iM'le I l7istrilmutii'c licluciition Club 4, Sucu't4ii'y 4: Mn- iors: linglisli, liusincss: Minors: llis'orx. ll-imc l'L'onoiiilcs. Thomas Lizdas llivcrsiliivcl Occillizitioiis 3, 43 lriclustrizil Ecluczition flub l. 2. 3: Majors: English. llivcrsiliccl Ouciipzi- tions, Scicncc, lmlustriail llclucaitiong Nlinors: Maitliviiiiitics, llistory. Ada McClain QLAA l, 21 P4-P Club 2: Ulu' Club 41 llistributiic liclucatioii 4. Terry McElwain llistory Club 21 lmcli Club 2: Iloim-1-.mm Uliliiccr 4: l7ootbzill l. 2: lvrcstling 2, 3, 4. Carole McGlenn Pcp Club l, 23 Pun uXincric1iii Club 43 liN.X 4, 41 Xliijorsz l:l1LlliSll. llistoryg Minors: Spqmisli, Sciciiu-. Bruce McKeever Psp Club lg Stunlcnt Council 2g liootbull l: lmlus- trizil llilllfllllllll Club l, 2, 3: Vlicstling 2: l7ii'cr- siliml Occupaitions -ig Majors: lfnglisli, iXl1lfllL'l1l.lt' ics, Scicncc, lmlustriaul Lcluuition. Janice McNaughl' 4 l'lI,fX l: Majors: lmglisli. llomc lzwmnniusq Mi- nor: llistorv. Eileen Madsen Cliorus l: Cllcc Club 2: Clioir 2. 3. 4: llzitlilimlcrs 2: l'4m 1Xliicricuii C lub 3. 4: l4I,-X 4. 4: llovs Cvlcc Club Pianist 4. Ethel Martin I V 4 l'llfX 2: Mai-iors: llnglisli. lloim' lronoiiiics: Kli- nors: llistory, ililmiiig, Sliortliaiml. Q Connie Maxwell Iiewmzite Editor-in-Chief 4: llehatc l, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2, President 3. 4: Pep Cluh I. 2. 3, 4: Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2: Chorus l, President 1: Cirls Federation Council l, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 1: FTA 3, 4: CAA 3, 4: Ethics Council 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: K Cflzrouiele l, 2, 3, Treasurer 3: Class Play Cast 3, 4: Ilomeroom Officer 1, 2: Class Treasurer 4: Student Council 4: Homecoming Queen 4. Robert Meyer i 4 Translerred from Pl oulon 4: Nlajors: Science, Eng- lish, Art: hlinor: Business. Terry Millman Y Prom Committee Chairman 3: llomeroom Officer 2, 3: Foothail l: Clee Cluh 4: l3askethall l: Class Play Cast 4. Joseph Moraski Pep Cluh 2, 3: Industrial Education Cluh I, 2, 3: Majors: Art, English: Minors: llistory, XVoodworlx- ing. hlacliine Shop. Barbara Newman GAA 3, 4: Pep Cluh l, 2, 3, 4: liomeroom Off'cer 4: Class Secretarv l: FTA 3, 4: Student Council l, 2: Ii Cflzroiziele l, 2, 3, 4, Feature Page Editor 3, News Editor 4: Choir l, 2, 3. 4, Secretary 41 Ciris Chorus. Carole Ogburn CAA 2: junior Pxed Cross 2: Pep Cluh l, 2, 3, 4: llomeroom Officer 2: Cirl's Clee Cluh l, 2: Stu- dent Council 3: K Chronicle Reporter 2: Choir 4: Ciris' Chorus l: Boyis Clee Cluh Aceompanist 4. Donald Olson Basketball l, 2, 3: Football l, 3: llomcroom Offi- cer 2, 4: Track 2, 3, 4, Major Letter 3, 4: Letter- man's Cluh 2, 3, 4: Diversified Occupation 4: FTA 3: junior Class iXlarshall 3: Class Vice-President 3: Prom Committee 3. Joyce Parkinson Kewrzuite Sponsorship Staff and Typist 4: Pep Ciuli l, 2, 3: Prom Committee 3: Class Play Cast 3: Chorus l: Clee Cluh 2: Choir 3, 4: Orchestra l, 2, 3. 4, Vice-President 4. John Peden Pep Cluh 2, 4: Ethics Council 4, llonorary Presi- dent 4: llolneroom Officer 3: Eoothall l, 2, 3, 4, Major Letter 4, Co-Captain 4: lVrestling 2, 3, 4, hlajor Letter 2, 3, 4: Student Council l, 4, Presi- dent 4: EFA l, 2, 3, 4, President l, 2, Vice-Presi dent 4: Stage ilantl 4: Lettermanys Cluh I, 2, 3, 4 Mary Pierce Q llistory Cluh 1, 2: Pep Cluh i, 2: liomeroom Oi- fieer I, 2, 3, 4: ilomecoming Attendant 2: Chorus l. Sharon Pilarski KL'll'tIHllL' Copy Staff 4g CAA l, 2, 3, 4, Bowling llcacl 3. llccorcling Sccrctary 4, Cirl's Fcdcration Council l, 2, 3, 4: Cliccrlciclcr l, 2, 3, 4g Class l'lav Cast 4, Ethics Council 3g Cleo Club 1, 3, Prcsiclcnt 3g FNA 3, 4g l7l'A 3, 4: llomc-room Of- liccr 2, 3: Class Sccrctary 2: Pan Amcrican Clula 4g Uliliicc Aicl 3, 4g Clioir 4g ljcp Clulv l, 2, 3, 4. William Pirtle licwanzitc Co-circulation liclitor 4: Prom Committcc 3: lftliics Council 3g llomcroom Uliliiccr lg Footlmall I. 2, 3, llaskctluall l, 2, 3g 'lracla l, 2: Class Vice- l3rcsiclcnt l, ljrcsinlcnt 3: Clioir 4: Clcc Cluln -lg -lunior Class Marsliall 3: Stuclcnt Council l, 4, Yicc Prcsiclcnt 4g Class Play Cast 4. Sandra Polfliel' l5llA lg CAA l, 2, 3, 4g l'cp Clulx 2, 3g llaml l, 2, 3, 4: Class Play Cast 3. Gary Prusafor junior llcml Cross 2: Clcc Clulm lg Clioir 2, 3, 4g Majors: lfnglisli, Matlicmatics, Social Stuclics: Mi- . l nor: l.atm. Walter Ptasnik 4 ll-ja Clulm l, 2, 3. 4: lttliics Council 2, 4: Prom Commiltcc 3, Ullicc Aizl 3, -lg Footlrlll l, 2, 3, 4. Major l,cttcr 3, 41 lracli l, 2, 3, 4, Major lcttcr 2, 3, 4g llaslwtlvall l, 2, 3, 4, Major l,cttcr 4: llasc- lmall 4. Major l.cItcr -l: Class Prcsiclcnt 2, Yicc- Prcsiclcut 4: Stagcliancl 2: lcttcrmanis Clulm 2. 3, 4, Prcsiclcnt -l. Mildred Raines Cl,'X,fX 2, 3, 4g clllilli 2, 3, -lg Stuclcn! lilmrarian 3g l NA 3: Majors: lfnglisli, llistory, Sjmnislig Minor: Ilomc l'conomlcs. Lila Reed Q CAA 2, 3, 4: Majors: linglislm. llomc liconomics. Caral Reno l'llA I, 2, 3, 4g Pcp Clulm l, 2: Cirl's Chorus lg Majors: lfnglisli, llomc lfconomicsg Minor: llis- Iorv. Sharon Reno v llan Amcrican Clulm lg Ulilicc Ainl 2: Clcc Clulm 2: Stuclcnt l,ilmrarian lg Patliliinclcrs 2: Cirl's Chorus l. James Rinella Junior llccl Cross 3: llomcrooln Ulliccr -lg llaslict- lmall l, 2, 3, 4g llasclmall 2, 3, 4, Major Lcttcr 2, 3, 4g K Clironiclc 2, 3g Cross Country lg l,CffL'I'lI1ilT1yS Clulv 3, 4. James Ririe s IIUIHCIOOIII Officer 3: Football 2, 3, 4, Major I.etf ter 4: Track I, 2, 3, 4, Major Letter I, 2, 3, 4: Ilaslxctball I, 2: K Clzronicle Reporter 2, 3, 4: Cross Country I: Lcttcrinanis Club 3, 4, Co-'llrcae surer 4. .lock Roberson IIOIIICIOOID Officer 3: Football I, 2, 3, 4, Major I.ctter 3, 4: Industrial Education Club 2: Student Council 3: I-etterman's Club 3, 4. Rebecca Roberson FIIA I, 2, 3: FDA 4: Ilistributive Iiducation 4: Majors: English, Business, Distributive Ezluyationz Minors: llome Economics, Typing. Dennis Rogulo Industrial Education Club I, 2: Diversified Occupaf tions 4: Majors: Industrial Arts, English: Minors: Ilistory, Science. Geraldine Ross CAA I: Junior Red Cross 4: Pep Club 4: FIFA 4: Glee Club 2, 3: Cirl's Clnzrus I: Uistributivc llduf cation 4. Lawrence Sauer H W Ilonicrooni Officer 2, 3: Industrial llducation Club 2: Majors: Science, Industrial Arts, Englisli: Mi' nor: Ilistory. Meribeth Schneck H V A Kcitwiitc Sponsorship Stall and Ilcad Iypfst 4: CAA I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4: Iloinerooin Officer 2: PTA 3, 4: Class Play cllllllr mittee 3: FNA 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4. Jane Schneider lfcuuznitc Copy Staff 4: Cbimrus I: Clioir 4: CAA I, 2, 3, 4, Executive Board 4: Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4: Pan American Club 2: Iloincrooin Officer I, 4: Office Aid 2, 4: FIA 3, 4: Class Play Assistant Director 3. Carole Schopo Kewanitc Copy Staff 4: CAA 2, 3, 4, Executive Iloard 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Pan American Club I, 3, 4, President 4: Etbies Council 4: Hoinerooln Ollicer 2: PTA 3, 4: li fIlII IH'iL'lL' 2: Orcliestra I, 2: Pathfinders 2, Vice-President 2. Cast 4. Sondra Scott l7IIA I, 2: Pep Club I: Pan American Club 3: VIDA 4: Ilistributive Education 4: Majors: Ilistory, Ilusiness, English: Minors: Mathematics, Science. Susan Shunick lfL'll'!I!lllL' Copy Stall 4: Cliorus I: Clcc Cluli 5: llistzzri C'IuI1 2: l5clv Clulx 2, 5: Pan Amcrican l'Iulu 4: l7l A 4: CirI's Fcclcration Council 2, 5, 4: CAA 2, 5, 4: l'NA 4: Ullicc Air! 4. Georgia Simaytis Q lft'll'tIl1llc' Assistant Spoiisnsliilm lxlitor 4: lilllll Ilnclcrs 2: l5llA I. 2: CAA I, 2, 5, 4, Span llcanl 5, lgxccutlvc lloaul 4: l5cp Clulm I, 2, 5, 4: l'an Amcricin Cluli 5. 4. llomr-room Ulliccr 2: lil A 4. Alice Smith U livwuuitc 'I ypisr ancl Spoasorsliip Stall 4: llancl I: CAA I. 2, 5, 4: Pcp Cluli 2, 5, 4: liNA 4, lrca- surcr 4: Uliliicc Aicl 4: Class Play Committcc 5. Earlene Smith Iilmrarian I, 2, 5, 4. Yicc-l'rcsiclcnt 4: IIIIA 4: Majors: llnglisli, Ilistory, llomc Ifconomics: Kli nors: Spanish, Scicncc. James Smith -Iunior licml Cross I, 2. 5, 4: Clcc Clula I, 2: Uslwr I, 2: Majors: linglisli, llistory: Minors: Scicncc liusincss. Sandra Smith Cliccrlcaclcr I, 2: IJNA 5: Slumlcnt C::u'i.'iI 2: UAA I, 2, 5, 4: I'cp Clulx I, 2, 5, 4: I5r.::n Couunittc 5: llomcroom Officcr I, 2: Class 'lircasurcr 5: liaml I, 2, 5: FIA 5, 4: CirI's Iicclcration fvuncil 2, 5, 4: Class Plav Cast 5, 4. Frances Sobotfa CAA I. 2, 5, 4. Corrcsponcling Scc'ct.u'i 4: l5cl1 Cluli 2, 5, 4: Ollicc Aicl 5, 4: ITIAA 5, 4: CirI's lfcclcration Council I. 2, 5, 4, Viccfl5rcsiclcnt 4: li f'lllYHIlL'lL' lypist 5: Cliorus I: IINA 5. Bonnie Sommerville livwmzitc Class Iiclitor 4: Cliorus I: Stuclcnt Coun' cil 5: llclvatc Clulm 2, 5. 4: li f5Ill'0l1lL'li' I, 2, 5, lixcliangc linlitor 5: CAA 2, 5, 4: Pop Clulm l, 2, 5. 4, Prcsiclcnt 4: Etliics Council 4: Prom Committcc 5: llomcroom Olficcr I, 2, 4: FTA 5, 4, Vicc- Prcsiclcnt 4: CirI's Fcclcration Council 4: Class l'lav Cast 5, 4. William Sopira ' lranslicrrccl Irom Alcclo Community lligli Scliool I: l5anLI I, 2, 5, 4: Pcli Clulm 2, 5: IXlajors: Scicncc, llistory, lfnglisli: Minors: lllatlicmatics, liusincss. Robert Spechr 'lranslicrrcrl from Vllyanct 5: llomcroom Olliccr 4: l5l7A 5, 4, Sccrctary 5, Prcsiclcnt 4: Majors: ling lisli, Agriculture. JL Carol Stacy Keuwzite Co-Circulation Editor 4: llistory Clulu 2: Pep Club l, 2, 3: Ethics Council 4: llomeroom Officer l, 4: Office Aid 4: Band l. 2, 3, 4: Fl A 3, 4: Cirl's Federation Council l, 2, 3, 4, Prssif dent 4: Cheerleader l: Student Council 3: Orches tra l: FNA 3: Cirl's State 4. Richard Stahl llomeroom Officer 1, 2, 3, 4: Football Manager l: Basketball Manager 2: Track l, 2: FFA I. 2. 3, 4: Student Council l, 4: Cross Country 2: Class Play Cast 4. Gerald Steltenpohl FFA l, 2, 3, 4, Sentinel l, Secretary 2: hlajors: English, Agriculture: Minors: llistory, Science. Margaret Stewart l'llA l: Pep Club l. 2: 3, 4: Majors: English. llistory, llome Economics: Minor: Science. Kathleen Stranigan FllA l, 2. 3, 4: Pep Club 3, 4: Majors: English, llome Economics, llistory: Minor: Mathematics. Dennis Streicher Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Football l, 2: Vllrestling 4: Clec Club 2, 3: Choir, 3, 4: Colf 4. Donald Swearingen Vllrestling 2, 3, 4, hlajor Letter 2, 3, 4: Industrial Education Club l, 2, 3, 4, President 4: Band l, 2. 3: Ethics Council 4: Letterman's Club 3, 4: llome- room Officer l: Diversified Occupations 3, 4: Pep Club 3, 4: Football 2, 3. Philio Swearingen FFA l, 3, 4: Majors: English, Agriculture: Kli- nors: Mathematics, History. Thomas Terry junior Red Cross 3: Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4: llome- room Officer l, 2, 4: Football Manager l, 2, 3, 4: liiaslictball l, 2: Baseball 4, Major Letter 4: Clce Club l: Student Council l: Ii Cilzroniclc l, 4: Class Play Cast 4. Joyce 'Thurwanger FIIA 2, 3, 4: CAA l, 2: Pep Club 3, 4: Ethics Council 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: llomeroom Of- ficer 4: Class Play Committee 3: PNA 3, 4, Presi- dent 3, 4. L Carolyn Tiehen CAA lg Pep Clulm 4: Office Aicl l: FTA 3: Class Plav Committcc 3: li Clll7'0HlClL' l. 2, 3, 4, Ex- cliaingc litlitor 4: Majors: Matlicmatics, Scicncc. llistory, linglisli: Minor: Business. Alyn Towne Pclv Clulv l, 2, 3: lftliins Council 4: llomcrooni Olliicu' I. 2. 4: llootlmill l: 'liracli l, 2: lfllfl 3, 4: llaslictlxlll l, 2, 3, 4, Major l.cttcr 3, 4: Clcc Clulm l: Stuclcnt Council l, 2, 3, Vlircasurcr 3: Pro- icctionist I. 2: Cross Country 2, 3. 4: l,cttcrman's flulx 4. Judith Van de Velde Kl'll'lUIlf4' lfaculty lfclitor 4: CAA l, 2, 3, 4: lntra- mural Cwliairman 4: Pt-p Clulm l, 2, 3, 4: Prom c4HIllIl!lIfl'1' 3: llolucrooln Ulllicci' 2: Ullicc' .Mil 4: llomccoming Attcmlant 3: l3'llzX 3, 4, Sccrctary 4: Class Play Committcc 3: Cliccrlcadcr l, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4: Cliorus l: Stuclcnt Council 2, 4, Sccrc tary 4: FNA 3. George Turnbull Pcp Cluli 3: llomcroam Ulliccr l, 2: llootlnall l, 3 2, 3, 4, lXlajor l.cttcr 3, 4: ilvracli l, 2, 3. 4, lVla Vjor lcttcr 2. 3, 41 l3aslictl1all l, 2: Ulrcstling 3, 4: lCIICI'll1'll1,S Clulm 3 4 , 4 . 1 , , . Lawrence Van Daele l5ootlnall l, 2, 3: Prom clllilllllllflll' 3: Etliics Coun- L-il 4: lnmlustrial liclucation Cluln l, 2, 3: llistrilmu tiw lfclucation 4: Clcc Clulm l: Stuclcnt C' :uncil 3. Richard Van Court llivcrsiiiccl Occupations 3, 4: lnclustrial litlucation Clulu l, 2, 3: Majors: llivcrsillicfl U ciilw:1Iio'ir-, lfnglisliz Minors: lnclustrial Arts. Scicncc. Juanita Tutllill Prom Committcc 3: Majors: llouic l1c.1nomics, linglisli: Minors: llistory, Art. William Vandemark llivcrsificcl Occupations 3, 4: lXlaiors: Divcrsilliccl Occupations, English, llistory: Minor: Scicncc. Sheron Tucker Pcp Clulm l, 2, 3, 4: Bancl l: Orclicstra l: Class Play Committee 3. Martin Van Meltebeck Camera Club 3: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Distrilmtivc llmlu cation l, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4: Glu' Club l. 2: Pro- icctionist l, 2. 3, 4: Patlifinclcrs 2. Ch Ga Ga arlotte Van Pratt Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Distributive Education 4, bla- , Craft, Distributive Erlueation: Kli- , Ilistory. jors: English nors: Yliyping ry Van Vooren Pep Club l, 1, 2, 3, 4, M, , . , lg Lettermanls Club 49 Swimming 3, 4. 2: llomeroom Offieer 3, 4g Football 'iior Letter 4' Trick l 29 Basketball ry Ward junior Red Cross 45 Colf 2, 3, 4, Major Letter 3, 4, Letterman's Club 3, 4, Cross Country lg Bas- ketball Athletic Manager 3, 4, Majors: English, Science, Mathematics: blinorsz Latin, llistory. Fred Waterman Kewmzite Photograpliy Editor 43 Camera Club l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 45 Traela lg Class lllav Cast 3, 4, l3oy's Clee Club 1, 23 K Cllzrmziele 2, Stage Hand 4, Cross Country 2, Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Pan Ameriean Club 2: Pep Club 43 llomeroom Officer 2. Ronald Welch Clee Club lg liuotball lg 'Iunior llecl Cross 2: llomemom Offieer l, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2: Class Plav Cast 3, 41 FFA 3, 4: Proieetionist l: Basket- ball 1. C David West All of KHS have happy memories of Hull s equalling those of Bill Pirtle, Sharon Band l. 2, 3, 4: llistributive Eclueation 4: lxlajorsz Another first! Clarence Hicks 60 dunks the ball Roy White Football '15 litiml l, 2, 3, 45 Uistributivc llclucu tion 4, Vicc-Prcsirlcnt 45 Pep Club 2: Majors: linglisb, liusincss, Hamel: Minors: llistory, lnclus- tritil Arts, Scicncc. Paul White Junior llcrl Crow 35 Pep Club l, 25 llomcroom Ulliccr 2, 3, 45 Cznncru Club l, 25 Projcctionist 2, 35 Cross Country l, 2, 3, 45 Swimming 3, 4: llain Aincriczin Club l. Carole Wilmarth licxiwzrzitv Copy limlitor 45 CAA 3, 45 Pcp Club l, 2, 3, 45 Prom Committcc 35 llomcrooin Officcr l, 2, 3, 45 Class Sccrctnry 35 llzmcl l, 2, 3: l7l4A 3, 4: Class Play Cast 3, Assistzmt Director 45 Stuclcnt Council 15 Choir 2, 3. 4: Cliorus l, 'lircnsurcr l. Dolores Wiley CAA l, 3, 45 lillA I5 Pcp Club l, 2, 3, 4: lloiuc- room Olliccr 25 Majors: lfnglisb, lloinc lfcono mics. Business: Minor: llistory. Hayden Younggrenv llomcroom Ofliccr l 4- Diversified Occumtions . 5 1 3, 45 lnclustrizil ljclucation Club 35 lllziiorsz Eng- lish, Mutlicinutics, Diversified Occupations: Ni- nors: Scicncc, llistory. Fomished Kewonite members throw caution to the winds while rushing to the lunch line. The Class of '60 .cf A ,af 1 lx gi Dave Good, vice-president, discusses plans for the Prom with Miss Kimmel, advisor. Bob Maieske, president, is seen on his way to a class officers' meeting. As Juniors We Assumed Varied Responsibilities Upperelussmen ut lustl Becoming juunty juniors - the Class ot '6l elected llohcrt Mnjcslci, president: Dave Good, vieefpresident: George Smith, secretzrry: and Mary Alice lindsey, treasurer. Advised hy Miss Elsie Kimmell the 'Iuniors plunged headlong into their varied schedule ot' activities. En tertaining at Homecoming with their hciitnili skit amd winning third place with their flour An Udder Vice toryf' provided an energetic introduction to junior activities for the class of '6l. The play, Father Goes to Mars continued the tradition of light comedy. L Earning money for the Prom tool: much time :md energy for this 'candy selling' class. ln contrast, the Scholarship tests und the my steries of chemistry, advanced algchrzi, and English sohered .ff, the pace of these upperclassmen. George Smith, secretary, and Mary Alice Lindsey, treasurer, pause for a drink. 115 -A- QV' if-4 j sa -pf I Q t -Q-, , A N' 27 4 X I.. ,,, 'L' rg' V if-'ff Y' Abd ' 14 A D , , ,...,,. , 1:2 . l -af A r ,U ' YT 35 1 . ' , 4 :L Gi X I A , cw. We Worlied Feverishly Addis, Joseph Aercke, James Andrvae, Stephen Andrews, William Apperson, Adrienne Ast, Joseph llagdonas, Sharon llailleu, Robert Baker, Lauretta Barnes, Kent Barton, Judith Hehnke, Larry Bender, Charlene Bennett, Annette Bergren, Jann-s Birr, .ludith Hitting, James lioling, .ludith Boswell, Jane- Boylan, Joe Brown, Sharon Bryner, 'Ferry Calnpln-ll. lloth Carlson, Ann Carlson, Larry Cisvo, Jim Cone, Charles Conway, Marjorie Corwin, 'I'h0IllilS Coyne, Leslie Craig. Sandra, Currier, Lynda Daniel, Patricia Daniels, Theresa Daulton, Ronald Davis, Dixie DeClerk, Louis llc-lioysvr, Lawrence Dragolovich, Diane Dl'Z1llllllSlii, Joseph Durnll, lletty Dziengel, Leo ldisenbarth, Jerry Elternian, Richard Empson, Joyco Erickson, Judith Erickson, Morton Euard, Barbara Faris, Rita Forrest, Dean Fulton, Donald Fulton. Ronald Gamble, Joy Gibson, George Gish. Ronald Goffrier, Gayle Good, David Gorey, John Hagerty, Marci Hallinan, Sharon Hamilton, Cyrilla Hamm, Don Hankins, Joseph gp.- fp mn. wr ,-- 'J'-T' Y? ,-qv. V1 w-J YA' 'F' DRG ' -vow v wx dl 75 uv-I K gf? me x'.'!F. Hanson, Kay llatc-her. Josephine Hayward, Julie Ill-vlitner, Charles lleyndrickx, Carolyn Ilill. lfldward llill, Maureen Hill, Nanvy Holmes, Janet Hood, Charles llnltirren, Robert Hnltqnist, Elaine lines. Rohert Jaekson, Cynthia Jagers. Judith Johnson, Anna Johnson, Flyde Johnson, Gary Johnson. Terry Josephson, Jennie Joyce, Barry Keirne, Sandra Keinerling, Crellin Kelllf-'l'llllK, lliane Kenney, Dale Kilstroni, Roxanne Kllllll0I'llllR', Janice King, Paul Kirlev, Mary Kohler, llornadine lioppitz, l'atrir'ia Kramer, Dianne Krause. Jerry Lalns. Jeri Lang, Lallonna Larson, 'Ferry Laskosky, Michael Lay, Karen Lindley, Thomas Lindsey, Leatha Lindsey. Mary Logsdon, Barbara Logsdon, Beverly Lowe, Bonnie Lyle, David Mclntire, liohert McLennan, 'Perry Mc-Rell, Janles Madsen, David Majeske, Robert Martin, Susan Medley, Douglas Melehin, Carol Michalik, Walter Milnes, Kent Moore, James Moraski, Michael Nelson, James Nelson, June Nelson, Nancy Niedziela, Jan Olson, Gary Olson, John n Pla , Prom, Float was wwf .fv- 11? L sri -1- r' f ,.- ll 'Z sr 'fr -v--,L 9 is ft' 12 3 , emi' wsrwi la ' ..,-.1 .SF ,x , if as X l : AL., Q. , 'fa r Q K f 5 or 93 V 'rw Sgr' ? xx A . T.,-.,.,.,, .,,. Q .,,,,. w3.S,5 wg A I-wk, - ffl5,ELQ:E:,f, J ' Q' .. 4 YL , . ,NF .lag - lj x will 5 V , X. ' ' K 1 'V ,Y ,Q 1- , A .0 f .fu 3- me-, fff - v '- 5 N K -f . J 4 ,. 1.1 ' f' ,. I 4 Q 'A : if V ki , ',.. ' 'im X ... in , ' I . I ' b. Orr, Wzirren Ollllrt, Glenda Quart, Linda i'2ll'1l2Il't, llarrell l'etel'son, 'l'e1'1'y Pike. Mary Polzinsky, l+'1'z111k l'1'ic'e, Sundrzi Price, Sliuron Rin-l1z11'dS, Sherry Riddle, Mivhziel Ripka, llonzlld llohiiison, llelen Roesm-r, llZll'l'Yl lioesner. l,:iw1'e11ee il0ill'i,Lf, Yirginizi Sauer, James SilllZlYiiS. KilfilI'Yll Smith, George Smith, IXl:11'v:'. Smith, Xvliilillll Sohottzl, liit'l1:11'd Sopinrs, i,2lllll'iZl. Sonder, Gale Sovznnski, li11tl1 Siil.l'iJl'l'g', Leon St111'lme1'g, Slizxron Silll'lll. Steven Swartz, Ricl1z11'd 'I':1lhot, .lerry 'l'e1'1'y, Shelizi 'i'E?SSlllZl.ll, iltlllllil 'iilllll'W'Zl,ll1.Y0l', t'o11stz1111:m 'I'l1111'wz111ge1', Imvid 'I'llt'k0l', Leslie 'l'11ttlv. SZllllil'il Vz1111-il,tlz11'y Y2lllf'tlllil'0ll, .lm-111121110 X':111l!z11-le, lionzild Vz111Il1-11131-1'gl1e, A1'tl1111' X'z111lle11lle1'glle, lionuld Y:111l'1':1tt, Ilernice Yam W:1ssf-illiove, I lc-nn is .111W:1sse11l1ove. Nlz11'3.:z11'et V1-1'l!:1l1e1'. Ronald V- X'e1'svl1:1ge, lluniel Yt'l'Sil'ilf'i0 l':11'ol Wugxer, l.z1w1'1-nee Wall, .Iuvli Walton, Stephen XYt'Siillllti, lletty Whisker, Robert Whitener, lion Willey, Michael VVilli2LlllS, llale VVillis,.Ian1es Wilson, Karen Workeiser, Roger Wrziigllt, Tliomas Young, Richard Yo11ngfeldt, Karen Zziblaekis, Sandra Zang, John N, -3' U e ,SRA Members of the Class of '61 discuss possible candidates for next yea, s student council president. oi-we Lyle aiiusifuies articulation in guniof speech. Statewide Achievement Tests Taxed ur Brains Ronnie Verbaker, Jan Niedziela, Sheila Terry, and Bill Smith Gather ye rosebuds while ye may! learn techniques of using the slide rule in advanced algebra. llfl .nu Tom Anderson, president, looks forward lo sophomore adivilies. William Orr, vice-presidenl, discusses plans for lhe Harvest Ball with Mr. Golby, advisor. As Worldy Sophomores We Gained Confidence 120 liflllli grccn lrcsliics tu sinuutli SllIillUIllUl't'S svclns :ln iinpussilmlc liurnllc, lint tlic class ul' '02, l-ccling L'UI1lilClCl1i ol' rlu-ir plum- in lil IS lille: illiistmtccl tlwii' nvw sunsn' ol' lliil70lAI2lIiL'L' in ilu' vlcction will class ul'- liccrs. 'livin zkiiclwsuii was chosen prcsinlcntg Xilillium Orr, YiL'L PI'L'SiCiCl1i1 hlnrilyn lkluiiruc, SL'CI'l'iLiI'y1 anal Vicki 'licri'y, ti'calsLll'c1'. fkclviscl luy lXlr. -luiiivs Clwllvy, tlic soplis pliiycil host all the unnunl llnrvcst Brill and tools lirst plum- honors with tlicir lluinccmning lilugit Sink thc ljil'ilfL'S.n Struggling through lmiology anal plalnc gcoinvtij' Pmvcnl 21 challenge us thc SOPllOIilOl'L'S, looking forward to living Lippcrclzissim-11, solemn-ll class rings. Marilyn Monroe, secrelary, and Vicki Terry, lreasurer, work on Homecoming aclivilies. Addis, Beatrice Alln. Brian Anderson. Uheryl Anderson. Nancy Anderson. Sharon Anderson, Thomas Baldwin, David liengston, Gerry Dennett. Richard llickers. Fredrick Binder, Janet Boling, James Boswell, llennie Boswell, Bonnie Boswell, lfldward Boswell. Teddy Brazee, William Brewer, Uarol Brown, Norman Vamp, David Uanellos, Emily Carlson, Nancy Fervantez. Uecilia Chishohn, Wanda Ulaeys, Lawrence Uoleman, Nancy Crosby, George Frnse, Judyth l'urrier, Robert Currier, Victoria Davis, Albert DeB0rd, Uolin Deljrabander, Constance DeClercq. limil DeC'lercq, Terry DeKoster, Uorben Dennis, Howard Delleu, Richard Dines, William Dolieslager, Lawrence Dunn, Julie Duytschaver, Fred Emery, Kenneth Engel, Donna linslow, Carol EI'dlll8,I1, Kenneth Faris, Rena Fifield, Margo Finin, Francis Finin, John Flannery, James Fleming, Michael Fuerst. Varolc Clarins, David German, Sally Gibson, Judith Gloden, Sandra Godke, Robert Goffrier, Jerry Grace, Thomas Gutschlag. Kenneth lladsall, Michael llall, David I I Our Float Took Flrst sieve E' I fnl i, T. ,. -.. .1 eg! 5 E in ! JW-1 . Qzfyv .-xt, q'4,-nu, we 5 .,,, l TLT' ,nf-S.. ,-E.: W' .Q mil M if EW .:' mm 3 lx nil. , Nl, if J X Y .' 3 vi N J 4 E ,I .Aff I 1 i 1j5fS' ' . PN ' ,iq 5 h ef' ,ii P 'Q , it za Z1 Vsjif fwfr, V, 5... 2 v Z? ,M wi new D VW Q ' Q hw 4 5 f-TL' :s.,,r!'sI '-5 -4- .,, Q 2 3 in l f A ff 1 35 ' b , mm J8- w.::32 i-:tax ai' Q , 12 Q: Lf W? y V Nr w-nr www W 't , ' -- ' J 'ui Q W 5 -all J Q M' - Yi ., ' .,,. '. Angles and Theorems Created Bewilderment iyx. sr' ,lyfmf Y' fw- ...- ff Yf, q.. xg, We M vin QW' q-4' J 6' 3 fxfi- , V Kia 1.-' Q1 its , 9 L' ' ,Q f v.. . f ly - ,, X if V llullm'k..lll1lilh llnnnun, .Xl:nry.:zu'et llzinsvn, Alfrziettzi llzu'1li1n.:,i'1'ystnl lluy..Izlll1-1 lluy. Mark llim-ks. Snrnli llill. llnvid llill, Sznnrlrn llof. .lnrlith bid llnlwr. l':1rolyn 'W' lillflilllilll, Allnn Hllfflllilll. Ronald llnlslzunlvr, .lnzunita 5 . lliilslnmlm-l', l,ecmzlrd .lZlg0l'S. .Iuhn Jennings, William Johnson, Jenn Jnlinson. Wayne .lnrwim-li, Jmnes, gf Kr-nrlull. flt'm-gp: King, .lolm King, Linda King, Wayne Klerkner. Lorine Kolherg, .lean Kllrsoc-k, .lzunes Knstvr. llc-nnett Knstvr, Shirley lnllw, .lusvpliilw 2 l.zun1-r. .lzmn-s l.:1ng.:1-, llivlianwl ll2lllSlDlll'lilS. Lawrence I,uppin..lnl1n Lzllllrnp, Gloria, l.uy. llunglzls lmlllplw. lliunv X7 Ali-Vollnin, Phillip iHl'N2lllf.Illf, Michael T':lje-sim, t':1tln-rine Qllzrim-slw, Willizun Mz1lim.:1'1-li, llrnee Maxwell, .lnlio May, Tllmnns M1-lc-l1in,.ll1mlill1 Illvtsczwiz, Lester 1Xlilf'S.fil'Zlllf, Blillslngle, Sully Xlunrm-, Lllnrilyn Nl0l'2lSlii. .lunies Qllorrisun, Mary MIIIHIY. Mary Nazer. Dennis Nyvri, Dennis Ollie:-n. All-lvin 0l'lilll1.2',UUll!l1. Orr, William Onnrt, I10l'0l1 Uwe-ins. .lk-rrp' l'4-HY. l'lz1rc-noe Phelps. Robert I'iercv, llic'lmrd l'i1-ste-r, Kntlwrine funk up-Q., .lx X me Qs Ez' 4 X vw' .4 .P if! 'rf 1 5 - 9.5- t 2- ...ig l lv A .3 T ati A' - .0 Q . '..4.j ,zz gg.. L I M 1 ti N W' tgp ig: 1 fi i M if r 5' f sg 3 2 ix - x A, . . 43 ,1,,, 3 4 1. .J xk,, .. W .imffrr A I A . ? +2 iw -r X f f? ,Q , , L 1, f 1 iff... i... 4 ' . 3 , S. R ... TZ.: 1 . J l , i'll1ll'Siii..l2llllf'S l'o1w-ioy. .loy l'upeJoy. iXl2lI'l1lIl l'npm-joy, .Yilmlrvml l'uwvll. .llll'tlllt'iill9 Powers. Romild ijlllSi1lllii, Mznriziniie l'yl0, Riclizirml Halley. iA'1lllll0 lizipt-Zzili. t'zirole- llzisur. liziyiiimmtl liPZllll0l'. Niles llvit'1'. lttmzxltl lit-il'I', .i9l'l'Y lloliswsciii, .lm-ri llusv t't'li. tlluriu Szuiizirzi. She-ilu. Shilgzllis, .lulm Shimmiii. lluvicl Simziytis, l ziwroiico Sinmitms, lizirlt-iw Simi. llmiglus Slocli, l,e-mizinl Smith. ii2ll'llIll'Zl. Smith. l.o1'i':1iiiu Smith. Neal Sniclvr. lmritl Stuwzlrt, Yiulv. StUK'iillL'l'. lizlmlzlll Sttmcliwell. liiumlu. Strand. Carol Stumliigzlli. .lozume Sullivan, llmimlzi SNVQZll'lll53Q9ll, lit-lilietll Swoariugeii, Larry SW82il'il1gQIl. William 'l'alh0t, James Talbot. Merle Tzmkersley, llezmu Tate, Martha Terry, Victoria 'l'illll'NVilllg8l', Rita 'l'l1urwanger, Robert 'l'iehen. Mary T rue. Karen l'm1kis. Mit-liziel Vl't1lC0lll'f, Arthur Yam liuvle, Jzmice Yuiimleiiizwk, Terry Vllllll9llliPl'2..Sil9, Szmdra Yuiillellostyiie, Donna Yamliiereiulmmck, .ludy V811Ni0llW9llill1j'S0. .lzmice YzuiWuvs, Carol Vorllugmi. Phillip Versvliuge, liicliurd Yowvls. Sherry Wulilheck. John Wzird. l31'1u'o Wzirml. Sheila Wzisliliurn, Gary XYelcl1. Robert West. Peggy But We Loved It ll ww. . Q ,.,., EM ,M ..:...:. W .:., Q - Tv f-- Qi' 1 2 'i f . .fl A 1:7 '15 ,, f.. . gi h ff- M ...sf ' b - 1' .,.,. E W . fo. K ,Q Q -Q is cr- 4 0 it lfw- wg, . fy 4, 1- 5. ::i , 'z' A. 4 ,.f39xfijf.ii M if W- f. I I' ,.. MP 4' 4 ...L A vs --Q 1:3 ,, wrt' , .QQ-f .F 1 4' , W f .- 7-N -- I i' '-TL., 'P' .Af ,. -'Q . iw , .s --Q 5 1. Q vw- 'M a:', B, 5 if .V ff' , 3 5 .1-' .B ,L 'L- ' 5:5 ,, 9 up i.. N' . if' 1 ::. 21 i if J if ! r A, . 1 . I . I elf' 1 . 4 ,rl i fe.-o N 6 'xfl:'.Q vfii V 7 -., ,N ..- .4 .,. V TX ' My 'X ..: gg T3 ... 'va-In ,, X X ef 'C Z' is 0-.5 51' ' We Backed ur Team Wm-stlin, Tl'l'l'j' XYhiIPl18l', lim- Wittv, .loan Woml, lmrlvne XYomi, Lylv A Zurvvll, Gary ' '. -3? L .K 'ey .A lH'l'2lllW, ldmiwzxrml L' 'L' Ste-want, Ye-1'11o11 Xlillslzuqlv, lmniel A' ' A ' X is se,g,:1 on w 1 Mrs. Dick illusiroies the diogroming of sentences Oo Melvin Bioloqy, o Iypicol sophomore subied. Oldeen and Marianne Piosnilc. Sophomores curry on the tru- dition of noon hour dancing. Edward Parkinson, vice-president, shows Mrs. Hamm, advisor, notices of importance to the freshman class. Dennis Niedziela, president, leads his class through its first year. Awed Freshmen Beheld First Glimpses of KHS .ff Groping their way through the first hcwildering weeks of high school life, the class of ,63 began their husy year with the election of Dennis Niedziela, presi- dentg Edward Parkinson, vice-Presidentg Karen Kucu- lcas, secretary: and Pat Vllysowslci, treasurer. Plunging excitedly into KI IS activities, the i'frcshies were entertained hy the seniors at the Freshmen-Sen ior Reception, Octoher 3. Building their llomeeoming float and contributing a skit to the assembly, introf duced the newcomers to llomecoming activities. Witli the issuing of the first six weeks report cards. the shocked freshies resolved to study, study, study. Karen Kucukas, secretary, and Pat Wysowski, treas- urer, clean out a locker for locker inspection. 125 Exams Evoked orry f l 1 as . 1 1 .1 f' 6 J , i Xt' Q' . ,,a , ' wf ' A I 9 .. ' 4 1 1 ' fs: 1 wi 191 ' 1 -si 1,11 . P- 1 fhf ,. I. Iwi . K ws .. ,fn A W . N in I A I., ' ' .Q 1 X 'f I 'E' VM' I ,f X' x f 4 film 1 1 '57 10 'J 4.,., g5,i J- -53? 'rf 9, 1 A iw 1 7 .4 if . 1 7 N 1 9 , gf 1' il, 1 RT fy ,Ll Q ..v 1 W ,734 A , 6 is ag Y 10 s.. 0 'S 29' ff' K-34 i if 2 ' A .f 3 1 - In A a Q? Addis, Miz-hau-l Anson. Kzithlyn Hailey, Szindrzi Bzu't1111111, HOIlIli9 Bates, llegyn Ib we lleran ik, I0115' l'0I-T1-YY . ll ' A E , 1 Beyer, Neve-1'lj.' llilliet., Liiidzi Bitti111.:,.I11ditl1 Iloeji, 'lk-rry llowiiian. Paul Ilrazeo, I.z111r:1 llre-wer, lHll'i!ilI'Zl. Hrucly, Keith Bryant, 110111111 Ilryzmt, l1ZlVl'l'IIl' H111-klvy. I,i1i1l:1 nlII'g9l', Gladys llurwell, Robe-rt t'z1111ey, l'z1t1'i1'i:1 Unrlsoli. Riclizilwl Case. Marittzi Clark. Sz1111l1':1 Flong, Ulivryl f'0ilillSOIl, l':1t1'i1'i:1 Cook. .lim Uorbiii, Betty f'1':1i11. .lohn f'llI'l'Y. Phillip llzmic-ls, f'hl'iSfiIll' IlQ'i'lI'l'k, ii2ll'!'ll llc-1111is. Ruth Ile-Ska-1-1'1'. M:11'i4-Ile-11 l7ixo11,.lol111 Duff. Ill'ilJl'1'S ITIIIIISHIIP, l1Iwlw:11'1l Dye, Sylvia i':iS0llil2ll'fh. Iiilly NIIHQIS, A1'tl1111' Pflisle-Y. Shirlvy l'1'1l111z111, Mary l'ill2lI'il, Johl' Fjvld, Mic-11:11-l l1'1'z111tze11, A iilll Gzirlns, Relwcwzl, Illi1l1le11,Na111-y lloodiilali, .luxu- Gorvy, Joseph Grant, I'0n11i1- G1'ev11l1z11.:e11. Hairy Grier, Mary G1'l1sze1-zlca. f'2ll'0lYIl lillSlllilll, Ilrmafr-111z11'y GIISIIIIVSOII, I imlu fillf,S0iliilf.'I, Vzirol fillZZ2ll'Ii0, 1XI:11'1:z11'vt, lI:1111iltrm, I':11111y II:11111lto11, .l:1111vs Huiise-11. 'IVIIUIIHIS Il:11'sl1I1z11'gv1', l'Zll'Uiyll II1-111111-y. liUX'l'l'iY llvss, f'ilii1l'I'ill4' 4.4 ' 1 'D is - . .1 W -4-' A ' 4' it 7' V17 'sf 53 . -A 4.-x , 4,-.l I. 1 . , I' fi N 1 Q 4: W.. .Ky B A J? E uv Q'- vf1 ',, vi ... 4 fu .S K if Qi? X Vgffff, if ' 1:-1, ,,,:? .1 1 Q 1 'i' ,J 1 F1 kj! It 'A wgiw 3 1 -wmv' Heyndrickx. .James Hill, Nancy Houser, Ruth Hulsey, Don Hulsey, Richard Jackson, Richard Jepson, Paul Johnson, Phil Johnson, Russell .lones, Carole Jordan, Leslie Kalvin, Linda Kelly, Ivan Kemerling, Patricia Kempin, Karen Kirman. Donna Klein, Charles Koehler, Carl Kratzer. Carol Kucukas, Karen Landergren, William Lappin, TIIOIIIZIS Lee, Gary Lee, Janice Lee, Robert Lewis, Clifford Lindbloom, Genevieve Logsdon, Jack Madsen, Thomas Majenski, Linda Marsh, Roxie Marshall, Carol Martin, Donald Martin, Mary Mcliride, Kenneth McBride, Larry Mclntire. Nancy Medley, Nancy Medley, Shirley Miles, Gary Millslagle, 'thomas Moon, Jean Moore, Anita Murphy, Daniel Nicholson, Toni Niedziela, Dennis Norton, Joyce Nosalik, Mary Orr, Cheryl Packard. Donald Parkinson. lfdward Parpart, Eileen Pearson, Janis Porter, Bonnie Price, David Richter, Clarence Roginski, John Rotz, Lewis Rounds, Karen Sapp, Barbara Scaggs, James Scott, Joyce Silvis, Judith For Frantic Freshies But We Loved it ll ,gf ,, i Ai 'f ZZ 'W ' W' . , I ' ,f .N Af, mf' rf, . i 53,114 if Q ff Ag ,gf , ,fs ,. fr-f my f 2, 'Si 5:2 Q. W , 4g3f3z::1',d. 'Wwe sr: fl 5 , W i fiwfgfwi 7 s ' 'L 'ii M A' Zz Q ...A I 5: W I, 1. 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Latin students, Ruth Dennis, Sandra Bailey, Tony Beranek, and Beverly Beyer recile coniugofions. Kewanite Finished -- Kewanite Staff Done For VVe've had it!'l The chaos pictured above could easily be mistaken for the scene of a terrible battle for only the charred ruins of the late Kewmfzite staff re- main to bear testimony of the war against time. The Kewanite staffers pictured above are in the midst of thc alternating periods of uncontrollable hysteria and utter despair that is prevalent in yearbook staffs who are faced with deadlines that have expired Weeks before, and who have given up all hope of publishing a yearbook as an idle dream. From the maze of ideas, suggestions, and layouts the 1960 Kewanite has become a reality, with the pro- fessional assistance of Tichenor's Studios, Mr. Norman Semmelroth of Record Printing and Advertising Com- pany, and lVlr. Larry Wells of Capitol Engraving and Electrotype Company. In keeping with the theme of Dedicated to Achievement as Citizens and Students, we have em- phasized both world-wide achievements and achieve- ments in our world of KHS. We feel that this yearbook represents an achievement that will have a permanent place as the official record of our high school days. We sincerely hope that novv and in the years to come as you reminisce with your Kewanite, the mem- ories of the classes and teachers we complained of but loved, the excitement of football and basketball games, the memories of Prom and plays will come alive for you and transport you back to the year 1960. 129 Y To Those Who Have Sponsored This Book A 8' P Food Stores-V2 page A Cf W Drive Inn-V2 page Adams Appliances Albrecht Bros. Hardware-Vz page Allen's lce Cream and Dairy-1 page AlIen's Radio Service Allied Veterinary Service American Standard Kewanee Boiler Division -2 pages Anderson Jewelry Andrews Cr Andrews, Attys. Andris Waunee Restaurant Herman Bailleu Contractor Harold E. Baker Construction Co. Band Box Bartz's Auto Electric Service Bebe's Beautiland Bennet fr Hill-V2 page Berg Cr Dines Drug Store--1 page Berlin Machine Shop Harvey Berry's Barber Shop Beuster Auto Supply Dr. J. F. Beyerl?Vz page BiIl's Auto Electric-V2 page Blacks G' Fletcher-1 page Blake's BOOFEYYTVZ page Bonded Service Station-V2 page Bondi's-V2 page Boss Manufacturing Co.-2 pages Boston Tailor Shop F. P. Boswell Distributor-V2 page Dr. Richard S. Bowman Rose Brady's Hat Shop Breedlove Sporting Cr Hardware Store-V2 page Briggs Yarn Shop Brown Lynch Scott CO.-V2 page Butterwick G' Son Hardware Buntin 8 Oliver Jewelers-V2 page Bystry Lumber C0.1V2 page Cake 'N Cream Carlson Roofing Co.-V2 page Carpenter's Red G' White Super Market- Vz page Dr. T. B. Carney-V2 page Cavanagh G' Schueneman Funeral Home- 1 page City Coal Yards City Furniture Cr Rug Co. City Market Clark's Sinclair Station 34 Club Restaurant Coast to Coast Store Crystal Shop Cubbon's Daribar--V1 page Culligan Soft Water Service-V2 page Paul A. Cushman, Atty.-V2 page Dain-T-Dame Beauty Shop Daro's Restaurant 130 Dave's Service Shop Davidson's Restaurant Demmler Mfg. Ca.-2 pages Despain Food Market Dixie Shop-V2 page Dolly's Hat Shoppes, Inc. Dooley Bros. Plumbing Downey Oldsmobile-Cadillac Co.-V2 page Draminski Grocery-V2 page Dura Bowl-V2 page Durey's Jewelry Durick's Accounting Service Eagles Club Edwards Rambler Sales Edward fr Van Vooren Construction Co.- Vz page Wm. M. Egert Agency Insurance-V2 page Elks Club-1 page Ken Elliot Dr. F. M. Euard Ewan Cr Fulton, Attys. Fair Store Edwin J. Faull, Atty.-V2 page Dr. Harold J. Felton Dr. C. L. Fleming Forney Arc Welders Foster's Wallpaper Store A. L. Freed Memorial Co. Gaiva Creamery Gas G' Electric CO.1V2 page General Telephone Co. Gilfillan Bros. Bicycle Repair Shop-V1 page Dr. F. P. Gleeson Dr. E. J. Goetzman Dr. Hayden Golden Good's Furniture House-1 page Goodyear Service Store-V1 page Gustafson's-V1 page Guzzardo's News Stand G' Card Shop-V2 page H Cr H Oliver Service Harold W. Hill, Atty.-V2 page Hatch Heaton's Texaco Heinrich fr Dickson Insurance Agency-1 page Henry Bros. Shoe Store Henry County Cold Storage Service Dr. L. E. Hewitt Hub Huggins Agency Illinois Mutual Credit Association-V2 page Illinois Power Co.-Vz page Lyle R. Jager Insurance Agency E. A. Johnson Agency Juanita's-V2 page A Sincere Thank You-the 1960 Kewanite Dr. Edward J. Kazubowski Keller's Appliances Keway Confectionery Kewanee Farmers Co-op Elevator Co. -V2 page Kewanee Federal Savings Cr Loan Assocation -V2 page Kewanee Machinery fr Conveyor Co.-2 pages Manufacturing Co.-2Vz pages Motor Co., lnc.-Vz page Kewanee Kewanee Kewanee Music Shop-V2 page Kewanee National Bank-V2 page Kewanee Service Laundry Kewanee Star Courier-1 page Veterinary Clinic-V2 page S009-'VZ page Knepp's Ready-to-Wear-Vz page Dr. Stanley C. Krieg Dr. C. G. Kurtz Kewanee Kirley Cr Lake Street Floral-V2 page Larry's Garage Larson's Jewelry Leader Store Lee's Smart Wear Lester's Feed Store Lyle's Service Station M Cr K Barber Shop Mackemer Cv Means Lumber Co. Maid Rite Sandwich Shop-V1 page Mail-0-Graph-1 page Malone Trucking-V1 page McBroom Motor Sales McNabb Drug Store Dr. Lloyd S. McNabb Don McRae, Atty.-V2 page Meadow Gold Dairy Mechanical Insulation-1 page Jim Milnes Auto Service Mode 0'Day Mom's Cafe Dr. Nolan Montgomery Montgomery Ward Cr Co.-V1 page Moss Electric Murphy's Book Store Dr. Wm. G. Neilson Novak Travel Agency Martin E. 0'Connor, Atty. Olson 66 Service-1 page Open Air Market Osco Drug Palmer-Workman Insurance-V2 page J. C. Penney Co.-V2 page People's Cleaners People's National Bank-V2 page Pickering's Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. Ed Puskar-V2 page R G' M Vending Co.-V2 page Ratliff Bros. and CO.1V2 page Richard's Dairy Richard's Smoke Shop S. J. Rinella Distributor-1 page S. S. Kresge Salem's Super Market Schmidt and Grice Insurance-V2 page Schneider fr Jenson, Contractors-V2 page Scott's Produce-V2 page Sears Roebuck Cr CO.-V2 page Seifert-Creamer Funeral Home-1 page Seig Co. Del Skolund Standard Service--V1 page Mrs. Smith's Bakery Dr. Wm. R. Smith-V1 page Stacy's Cleaners Star Cleaners Stauffer Insurance Agency Dr. F. J. Stewart Dean Stonier Agency Mike Suick Barber Shop-V2 Strange's Shell Service Super Par Service Station Dr. H. D. Swain-V2 page Taylor and Sons-W page Dr. R. M. Terry-V2 page Tessman's Grocery Tharp's Shell Service Thede Co. Tichenor Photo Studio Tvsserv Tri-County Auto Glass Union Federal Savings and Loan-V2 page United Woodworking Co. Uptown Cleaners Dr. H. R. Varney Vogue-V1 page Walworth Co.-3 pages Wanee Theater Welch and Welch, Attys. Bob Westlund's Agency Dr. C. P. White White Hut J. P. Wilamoski-V2 page Wilkinson's Office Supplies-Vz page Wolter's Grocery Woltil's Heating---V2 page Yellow Cab Co. Greg A. Young, Atty-V2 page Dr. Robert M. Younglove Zang's Meat Processing Plant-V2 Zang's Toyland P093 Staff Carpent or , V fl- Addis, A Beatrice, 50, 121 Addis, Joseph, 116 Addis Micha 1 126 Student Index i i 33. Ac.ke, JamesF44, 51, 116 Albrecht, Donald, 11, la, 33, 45, 70, 73, 97 Allen, Lee, 97 A.m, Brian, 5, 30, 48, 49, 121 Anderson , Cheryl, 50, 121 Anderson, Judith, 30, 50, 97 Anderson , Nancy, so, lzl Anderson, Sharon, 30, 50, 121 Anderson, 'Ihomas, 46, 67, 72, 120, 121 Andreae, Stephen, 24, 44, 53, 57, 116 C Callewyn, Sharon, 23, 31, 36, 38, 42, 45, 76, 77, 99 Camey, Patricia, 50, 65, 126 Campbell, Beth, 5, 19, 29, 34, 39, 43, 48, 49, 116 Camp, David, 121 Cane..os, hmily, 32, 35, 39, 43, 121 Carlson, Ann, 43, 76, 116 Carlson, Delores, 37, 99 Carlson, Larry, 1 16 - Carlson, Marsha, 3, 9, 32, 47, 99 Carlson, Nancy, 50, 121 Carlson, Richard, 3, 30, 35, 47, 72, 126 Carlson, Sandra, 50, 55, 99 er, LeRoy, 99 Andrews, Anthony, 13, 20, 40, 53, 74, 79, 97 Andrews, Christopher, 23, 33, 66, 74, 116 Anson, Kathleen, 126 Anson, Virginia, 97 Anthony, Patricia, 97 Apperson, Adrienne, 50, 116 Arentsen, Robert, 9, 40, 51, 60, 62, 75, 97 Arnold, Nancy, 3, 25, 27, 29, 38, 41, 47, 52, 53, 77, 96 Astrosky, Jerry, 23, 57, 97 Ast, Joseph, 116 Bagdonas, Sharon, 43, 116 B'li ey, Sandra, 30, 34, 126, 128 Bailleu, Robert, 54, 116 Baker, Lauretta, 33, 43, 116 Baker, Ralph, 14, ls, 53, 97 Baldwin David, 121 Barnes, keiir, 24, 44, 46, sv, 116 Bartman, Bonnie, 126 Barton, Joyce, 98 Barton, Judith, 116 Bates, Peggy, 126 Baumgartner, Margaret, 22, 27, 29, 34, 36, 38, 43, 46, 47, 48, 49, 98 Beam, Peggy, 98 Beens, Ka.en, 20, 37, 50, 53, 98 Begyn, David, 51, 72, 126 Behnke, Larry, 116 Behnke, Sondra, 3, 50, 98 Bellcour, Kenneth, 54, 98 Bender, Charlene, 34, 116 Bengston, Gerry, 121 Bennett, Annette, 116 Bennett, Patricia, 5, 27, 38, 43, 45, 98 Bennett, Richard, Sl, 64, 74, 121 Beranek, Anthony, 72, 126, 128 Bergren, James, 1 16 Beyer, Beveriy, 30, 35, 126, 128 Bickers, Fredrick, 30, 34, 51, 121 Billiet, Linda, 5, 30, 50, 126 Binder, Janet, 20, 21, 28, 30, 43, 48, 49, 121, 124 Birr, Judith, 38, 116 B.tt.nB. James, 30, 34, 126 gitting, Judith, 126 lake, Thomas, 11, 16, 18, 27, 46, 58, 68, 70, 71, 73, 96, 98 Boeii, Terry, 51, 126 Boling, James, 121 Boling, Judith, 116 Bozwe.i, Bennie, 5, 31, 34, 121 Boswell Bonnie, 121 ' Boswell: Carol, so, 55,98 Boswell, Edward, 121 Boswell, Jane, 3, 19, 30, 36, 42, 43, 45, 47 , Boswell 1 16 , Theodore, 121 Bowman Philip 126 Boy.an, Joseph, 5, 11, 49, 53, 70, 116 Brazee, Laura, 50, 126 Brazee, B. ewer, Brewer, Brewer William, 121 narbara, 33, 126 Carol, 33, 121 Patricia 98 Brody,1Ceith, sf, sa, 64, 126 Brown, Sharon Kay, 43, 116 Brown, Norman, 35, 66, 67, 121, 124 Bryant, Bryant, Bryner, Donna, 126 La Verne 126 Terry, 541 116 Buonick, Thomas, 40, 60, 62, 73, 99 Carroll, Anna Case, Rita, 33, 35, 65, 126 Cervantez, Cecelia, 50,4121 Cisco, James, 35, 75, 116 Cisco, Michel, 18, 22, 26, 27, 29, 32, 45, 52, 99,114,129 Charlett, Dale Chisholm, Wanda, 121 Claeys, Lawrence, 51, 121 Clarke, Laurence, 99 Clark, Sandra, 50, 57, 126 Clong, Cheryl, 33, 35, 37, 126 colliiirori, Pat, 57, 65, 126 Coleman, NanCYi 33. 50, 121 Cone, Charles, 116 Conway, Marjorie, 116 Cook, James, 51, 64, 126 Corbin, Betty, 35, 126 V Corwin, Thomas, 56, 116 Coyne, Leslie, 116 Craig, Sandra, 5, 19, 32, 36, 39, 43, 47, 116 Crain, John, 126 Crosby, George, 35, 121 Crow, Wanda, 99 Cruse, Judith, 37, 50, 121 Currier, Lynda, 116 Currier, Robert, 20, 23, 31, 51, 64, 74, 121 Currier, Vicky, 121 Curry, Philip, 126 , D Daniel, Patricia, 37 43, 46, 116 Daniels, Christine, fe, ls, 35, 39, 48, 65, 126 Daniels, Theresa, 32, 43, 65, 116 Daulton, Ronald, 19, 33, 57, 116 Davis, Albert, 121 Davis, Dennis, 30, 46, 100 Davis, Dixie, 37, 116 Davis, Sam, 20, 33, 40, 100 Debord, Colin, 51, 121 DeB'ab:-lnder, Connie, 3, 39, 43, 47, 121 De Clerk, Karen, 50, 126 De Clerk, Louis ,116 DeClercq, Emil, 121 Dr- C ercq, relrry, 66, 121 DeKazel, James, 45, 100 DeKeyser, John, 100 Lfk y er, La ry, 20, 40, 55, 66, 67, 116 DeKoster Corben, 121 Dennis, I-ioward, 30, as, 121 Dennis, Ruth Anne, 30, 35, 48, 126, 128 Depauw, William, 33, 100 . DePauw, Edward, 33, 124 DeReu, Richard, 51, 56, 121 De Skeere, Mariellen, 33, 126 DeToye, James, 100 DeVilder, Van, 55, 100 blues, William, 30, 34, 67, 73, 121, 124 Dines, Charles 15, 22, 25, 32, 33, 52, 53, 60, 62, 63, 74, 100, 114, 129 Dison, James Dixon, John, 67, 72, 126 Dolieslager, Judith, 55, 100 Dolieslager, Larry, 64, 72, 121 Dolieslager, Richard, 100 Uomlngez, David, 15, 20, 25, 61, 62, 66, 101 Dragolovich, Diane, 19, 20, 22, 29, 32, 38, 39, 41, 48, 49, 116 Draminski, Donna, 35, 36, 38, 101 Draminski, Joseph, 51, 57, 116 Drilling, John, 31, 34, 67, 101 Driscoll Rita, 36, 50, 101 Duff, Dolores, 33, 35, 48, 126 Duff, Raymond, Duhlstine, Edward, 32, 33, 56, 126 Buckley, Linda, 34, 44, 48, 57, 126 Burger, G'adys, 126, 128 Burwell, Robert, 126 Button, Nancy, 34, 37, 45, 50, 99 132 Arr-. , Dunn, Julie, 28, 39, 43, 77, 121 Dunn, Susan, 22, 25, 26, 27, 29, 32, 38, 39, 40, 43, 45, 52, 53, 101, 114, 129 Durnil, Betty, 34, 116 Duytschaver, Frederick, 72, 121 Dye, Sylvia, 30, 33, 34, 48, 126 Dziengel, Leo, 62, 116 E Eisenbarth, William, 72, 126 Eisenbarth, Jerry, 35, 116 Eisenbarth, James, 15, 17, 18, 35, 101 Elterman, Richard, 5, 62, 116 Emery, Gene, Emery, Kenneth, 121 I-mp on. Joyce, 32, 116 Engel, Donna, 121 Engels, A-rhur, 44, 51, 126 Ensley, Marybeth, 101 Ensley, Shirley, 50, 126 ' Fn ow, Cvol, 33, 37, 50, 121 Erdman, Kenneth, 121 Erdman, Mary Ann, 126 I 'ck on, Judith, 30, 38, 43, 116 Erickson, Morton, 33, 116 Euard, Barbara, 39, 43, 77, 116 Euard, John, 64, 72, 126 F Faris, Rena, 35, 43, 121 Faris, Rita, 43, 50, 116 F'-n'kner, Lee Ann, 32 Fifield, Margo, 50, 121 Finin, Francls. 51, 121 Finin, John, 121 Field, Michael, 51, 126 Flannery, William, 3, 11, 18, 47, 68, 70, 101 Flannery, James, 121, 124 Fleming, Michael, 51, 121 Forrest, Dean, 116 Frank and, Chari Ann, 33, 101 Frantzen, Allen, 126 Fuerst, Susan, 3, 32, 39, 43, 47, 80, 121 Fulton, Donald, 11, 40, 62, 69, 70, 71, 73, 114, 116 Fulton, Ronald, 69, 70, 73, 74, 116 G Gamble, Jerry, 30, 40, 67, 73, 101 Gamble, Joy, 5, 30, 34, 38, 39, 42, 43, 77. 116 Garms, David, 121 Garms, Rebecca, 30, 39, 50, 126 German, Sally 23, 35, 43, 121 Gibson, Judith, 50, 121 Gibson, Richard, 32, 33, 46, 116 Gish, Ronald, 54, 116 Gladfelter, James, 102 Glidden, Nancy, 29, 30, 35, 37, 41, 48, 65 126 , , Gloden, Sandra, 121 ' - , 4 G0 'ke, Robert, 51, 64, 79, 126 -' Goffrier, Gayle, 36, 116 Goffrier, Jerry, 121 Good, David, 3, 5, 11, 47, 48, 49, 62 68, 70, 115, 116 Goodman, Joyce, 30, 33, 50, 126 Goodsell, Lawrence, 7, 53, 67, 102 Gorey, Joseph, 64, 73, 126 Gorey, John, 51, 116 Grace, Tom, 121 Graham, Helen, 102 ,, G'ant, Connie, 33, 50, 126 Grant, Mary Grant, Nancy, 102 Greenhagen, Gary, 51, 126 Grier, Mary, 30, 50, 126 Gruszeczka, Carolyn, 50, 126 Gruszeczki, Janice, 102 Gusman, Josephine, 14, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 53, 102 Gusman, Rosemary, 30, 44, 48, 126 Gustafson, Linda, 50, 126 Gutsch ag, Carol, 50, 126 V Gutschlag, Kenneth, 121 Guzza--do, George, 20, 22, 26, 40, 46, 48, 49, 61, 62, 63, 102 Guzzardo, Mangaret, 3, 29, 33, 35, 41, 46, 47, 48, 65 126 H l-lriiisrill, Gary, ls, zo, zz, 26, as, 40, so, 62,63 102 Hadsall, Michael, 20, 51, 64, 66, 121 Hagerty, Marci, 116 Haln.ine, Charles, 11, 14, 32, 33, 46, 48, 49, 58, 61, 62, 68, 70, 71, 73, 74, 75, 102 Hall, David, 64, 121 -f fffrih -'wi '-haake B -f ve- A Hallinan, Jack, 102 Hallinan, Sharon, 116 Hallock, Judith, 32, 50, 122 Hamilton, Cyrilla, 50, 57, 116 Hamilton, Daniel, 31, 64, 126 Hcmilron, Harlan, 9, 46, 51, 74, 75, 103 Hamilton Jarnes, 126 1-lanilin, Karen, 15, zo, 25, 52, 5s, 42, 55, 103 Hankins Joseph, 54, 116 Hamm, Donald, 52, 55, 75, 116 Hannon, Margaret, 39, 43, 122 Hansen, Alfraetta, 57, 122 Hansen, Thomas, 33, 56, 72, 126 Hanson. Kay, 43, 77, 117 Harding, Crystal, 51, 54, 45, 65, 122 Hardt, Fredrick, 30, 67, 103 Harshbarger, Carolyn, 3, 6, 31, 34, 39, 47, 48, 50, 126 Hatcher. Josephine, 29, 30, 38, 39, 42, 43, 77, 117 Hay, Janet. 23. 30, 35, 39, 43, 122 Hay, Mark, 122 Hayward, Julie, 5, 19, 28, 29, 30, 39, 43, 45, 48, 49, 117 Headley, Beverly, 30, 50, 126 Headley, Dixie, 25, 31, 46, 50, 53, 103 Hennfbgferry, 30, 34, 35, 38, 44, 46, 53, Hechtner, Charles, 9, 51, 56, 117 Heiser, Carol Heiser, Philip Hepner, Jacqueline, 103 Hess, Catherine, 30. 36. 126 Hess, Patricia, 36, 50, 53, 103 Hendrick, Carolyn, 43, 65, 77, 117 Hendrick, James, 56, 127 Hicks, C arence, 6, 33, 68, 70, 71, 103, 113 Hicks, Sarah, 11, 122 I Kalvin, Linda, 127 Keime, Sandra, 117 Kelly, Ivan, 56, 64, 72, 127 Kemerling, Crellin, 43, 45, 117 Kemerling, Diane, 25, 30, 43, 76, 117 Kemerling, Patricia, 33, 50, 127 Kemerling, Sandra, 7, 23, 34, 35, 38, 50, 53, 104 Kempin, Karen, 35, 127 Kendall, Gregg, 122 Kendall, Judith, 6, 16, 18, 38, 39, 55, 105 Kenney, Dale, 11, 40, 54, 61, 62, 63, 68, 70, 74, 117 Kilstrom, Rozanne, 117 Kimbe-ling, Janice, 30, 43, 117 King, John, 122 King, Joyce, 55, 105 King, Linda, 50, 122 King, lfaol, 24, 50, 54, 117 King, Wayne, 5, 32, 33, 56, 122 Kirley, Karen, 25, 35, 36, 38, 42, 43, 53, 76, 105 Kirley, Mary, 5, 58, 45, 45, 43, 49, 65, 77, 117 Kirman, Donna, 50, 127 Kirman, Patricia, 17, 53, 105 Kleckner, Lorine, 3, 47, 122 Klein, Charles, 64, 127 Klein, Karvl, 6, 27, 31, 37, 38, 39, 45, 105 Koehler, Carl, 127 Koehler, Bernadine, 3, 19, 36, 40, 47, 117 K0lbCf8, Jean, 24, 32, 43, 77, 122 Koppitz, Patricia, 34. 45, 117 Kramer, Diane, 30, 43, 117 Kratzer, Carol, 127 Krause, Jerry, 117 Krause, Joseph, 45, 105 Kucukas, Karen, 29, 33, 35, 37, 39, 41, Hill, David, 112 Hill, Edward, 24, 44, 57, 117 Hill, Maureen, 36, 41, 45, 46, 117 Hill, Nancy, F., 35, 48, 65, 127 Hill Hill Hof: Nancy, Jr., 33, 34, 117 Sandra, 122 Judith, 122 Hn mf-s, James, 51,103 48, 65, 125, 127 Kursock, James, 122 Kusrer, Benard, 51, 122 Kuster, Shirley, 31, 39, 43, 122 L Labedis, Delores, 55, 105 Lake, Josephine, 122 Holmes, Janet, 50, 117 Holtschu.t, Phillip, 55, 40, 61, 62, 103 Hood, Charles, 113 Houser, Diane, 30, 34, 104 Houser, Ru'h Ann, 31, 127 Howe, Judith, 30, 46, 57, 104 Huber, Carolyn, 6, 16, 18, 37, 122 Huffman, Allan, 51, 122 Huffman, Ronald, 122 Hu.sey, Dona.d, 31, 56, 64, 72, 127 1-lnlsoy, Richard, 50, 64, 72, 127 Huslander, Gary, 54, 56, 104 Hus.anuer, Juanita, 32, 43, 122 Huslander, Lenard, 122 Hultgren, Robert, 22, 31, 44, 57, 117 Hultquist, Elaine, 30, 39, 43, 77, 117 Lamb, Edward, 20, 40, 45, 61, 62, 66, 74, 105 ,. Lamer, James, 122 Lams, Jeri, 33, 43, 117 Landergren, William, 127 Lang, La Donna, 50, 177 Lange, Richard, 67, 72, 122 Lansbarkis, Lawrence, 122 Lappin, Frances, 55, 105 Lappin, John, 56, 72, 122 Lappin, Thomas, 127 Larson, Terry, 31, 32, 44, 117 Laskosky, Michael, 54, 117 Lathrop, Gloria, 122 Lay, Lay, Douglas, 73, 122, 124 Karen, 30, 37, 117 lmes, Robert, 117 J Jackson, Cynthia, 30, 38, 43, 117 Jackson, Richard, 64, 72, 127 Jackson, Robert, 7, 9, 15, 20, 22, 25, 27, 32, 33, 46, 51, 52, 53, 60, 62, 66, 104, 114 Jagers, John, 67, 72, 122 Lee, Clifford, 127 I-CC, D0l1Hld, 20, 25, 32, 33, 40, 46, 74, 75, 105 Lee, Gary, 127 Lee, Janice, 127 Lee. Robert, 72, 127 Leggett, Btadely, Lempke. Diane. 30. 43, 48, 49, 77, 122 Lewis, Gene, 72, 127 Lindbloom, John, 106 Lmdboom, Genevieve, 33, 127 Lindsey, Mary Alice, 5, 22, 28, 48, 115, 117 Jagers, Judith, 117, 122 Janky, Gabriel, 25, 34, 46, 66, 67, 104 Janky, Thomas, 9, 17, 31, 34, 56, 67, 73, 104 Jennings, William, 64, 72, 122 Jepson, David, 72, 127 Lindsey, Leatha, 50, 117 Lindsey. Thomas, 6. 19, 23, 33, 117 Little, Joyce, 55, 106 Lizdas, Thomas, 54, 106 Logsdon, Beverley, 117 Lo-zcflon, Jack, 51, 127 Johnson, Anna Belle, 117 Johnson, Clyde, 117 Johnson, Gaiy, 60, 62, 74,117 Johnson, Jean, 57, 122 Johnson, Philip, 31, 32, 127 Johnson, Russell, 127 Johnson, Terry, 25, 40, 61, 62, 74, 117 Johnson, Wayne, 67, 72, 122 Jones, Carole, 35, 127 Jones, Karen, 18, 20, 23, 26, 27, 32, 36, 38 43, 45, 46, 53, 77,104 Jordan, Leslie, 67, 127 Jurwich, Ruthanne, 104 Josephwn, Jenny, 43, 65, 77, 117 Joyce, Barry, 34, 51, 117 Jurwich, James, 51, 122 Jurwich, Ruth, 55, 104 Logsdon, Jean Barbara, 117 Lowe, Bonnie, 117 Lyle, David, 67, 70, 74, 117, 119 Mc Bride, Kenneth, 51, 127 McBride, Larry, 127 McClain, Ada Mae, 33, 55, 106 Mocollnni, Phillip, 64, 122 MfE'wain, Terry, 66, 106 McGlenn, Carole, 35, 36, 106 Mclntire, Nancy, 33, 35, 39, 127 Mclrlrire, Robert, 117 McKeever, Bruce, 106 McLennan, Terry, 31, 34, 44, 117 McNaught, Michael, 122 McRell, James, 9, 51, 117 M K Kaiser, Elaine, 38, 45, 53, 104 Madsen, David, 117 Madsen, Eileen. 32, 35, 38, 45, 106 Madsen, Thomas, 72, 127 Majenski, Linda, 50, 127 Mais-fke, Catherine, 43. 48, 65, 122 Majeske, Robert, 46, 115, 117 Majeske, William, 72, 122 Malmgren, Bruce, 30, 32, 44, 48, 49, 67, 122, 124 Marsh, Roxie, 3, 33, 47, 127 Marshall, Carol, 33, 50, 127 Martin, Donald, 51, 127 Martin, Ethel, 106 Martin, Mary, 50, 127 Martin, Susan, 3, 16, 18, 38, 45, 47, 117 Maxwell, Connie, 3, 7, 16, 18, 22, 25, 26 27, 29, 32, 33, 39, 41. 43, 46, 47, 52, 96, 107, 129 Maxwell, Julie, 30, 43, 46, 65, 77, 122, 124 May, Thomas, 3, 35, 47, 64, 72, 122 Medley, Douglas, 51, 117 Medley, Nancy, 127 Medley, Shirley, 50, 127 Melchin, Carol, 49, 117 Melchin, Judith, 37, 43, 48, 49, 122 Metscaviz, Lester, 51, 122 Meyer, Robert, 107 Michalik, Walter, 117 Miles, Gary, 127 Miles, Grant, 64, 122 Millman, Terry, 6, 25, 33, 107, 113 Millslagle, Daniel, 124 Millslagel, Sally, 122 Millslagle, Thomas, 127 Milnes, Kent, 19, 31, 67, 117 Monroe, Marilyn, 35, 42, 43, 120, 122 Moon, Jean, 33, 127 Moore, Anita, 31, 33, 34, 127 Moore, James, 54, 117 Moraski, James, 122 Moraski, Joseph, 107 Moaski, Michael, 51, 117 Morrison, Mary, 122 Mundy, Mary, 43, 48, 65, 122 Murphy, Daniel, 51, 127 N Nazer, Dennis, 122 Nelson, James, 54, 117 Nelson, June, 38, 117 Nelson, Nancy, 43, 117 Newman, Barbara, 14, 27, 29, 32, 38, 43 48, 49, 107 Nicholson, Thomas, 51, 127 Niedziela, Dennis, 46, 72, 125, 127 Niedziela, Jan, 23, 40, 60, 62, 117, 119 Norton, Joyce, 33, 35, 127 Nosalik, Mary, 50, 127 Nyert, Dennis, 51, 122 0 Ogburn, Carole, 32, 33, 107 O.ueen, Melvin, 51, 64, 122, 124 Olson, Donald, 40, 54, 59, 107 Olson, GUY, 32, 117 0 son, John, 29, 41,117 Ording, Donna, 50, 122 Orr, Cneryl, 33, 127 Orr, Warren, 118 Orr, Vfilliam, 51, 54, 120, 122 Ouart, Glenda, 30. 118 Ouart, Linda, 5, 29, 30, 34, 37, 44, 118 Ouart, Loren, 23, 51, 64, 66, 122 Owens, Jerry, 30, 122 P Packard, Donald, 35, 72, 127 Parkinson, Edward, 31, 64, 72, 125, 127' Parkinson. Joyce, 3, 9, 32, 34, 53, 107 Parpart, Darrell, 118 Parpart, Eileen,,127 Pearson, Janis, 37, 39, 127 Peden. John, 3, 5, 9, 11, 20, 21, 22, 27, 46, 47, 50, 51, 61, 62, 66, 73, 107 Peterson, Terry, 51, 56, 73, 118 Petty, Clarence, 44, 122 1-he.ps, Robert, 64, 66, 122 Pierce, Mary, 107 Pierce, Richard, 51, 56, 122 Piester, Katherine, 122 Pike, Mary, 5, 30, 34, 43, 118 Pilarski, Jim, 3, 47, 64, 67, 72, 78, 123 Pilarski, Sharon, 32, 35, 36, 38, 39, 42, 45, 53, 65, 76, 77, 108, 113 Pirtle William, 3, 6, 18, 23, 25, 26, 27, 32, 33, 47, 52, 53,108,113 Polansky, Frank, 51, 118 Polfliet, Sandra, 43, 108 Popeioy, Joy, 123 Popeioy, Marian, 32, 43, 123 1 4.177 TC ' ' Popeioy, Mildred, 31, 43, 77, 123 Porter, Bonnie, 127 Powell, Jacqueline, 123 Powers, Ronald, 51, 64, 123 Price, David, 51, 73, 127 Price, Sandra, 43, 50, 118 Price, Sharon, 43, 50, 118 P u 'o ', G1'Y. 32, 33, 103 Ptashnik, Marianne, 123, 124 Ptasnik, Walter, 11, 40, 45, 60, 62, 68, 70, 71, 74, 96, 108 Pyle, Richard, 123 Raines, Mildred, 108 Rffcy, Cm-0'vn, 32, 37, 43, 123 Raley, l.ce1g1ne,l32igg, 43, 123 za , aro e, SBDC ,..-.,,.,d. al. 24. 4s, 49, 123 Reamer, Niles, 44, 56, 123 Reed, Lila, 108 Reiff, Donald, 123 Reiff, Jerry, 123 Reno, Carol, 50, 108 Reno, Sharon, 108 Richards, Sherry, 30, 118 Richter, 1-Hence, 31, 127 Riddle, Michael, 19, 30, 34, 118 Rine a, Tcmes, 5, 15, 26, 27, 68, 70, 73, 108 mpka, Donald, sl, 118 Ririe, James, 15, 20, 21, 49, 60, 62, 74 75 109 Roberson Jack, 40 61, 62 109 Roberson, Jeri 44 56 123 Roberson Rebecca 55, 109 Robinson Elaine, 38 45, 118 Rkoesner lagrryllig, 118 oesner rry, Rf-ein-ki. John 64 66, 127 Rohrig Virginia, 118 Rogula Dennis, 54 109 Rosebeck G,oria 33, 123 Ross, Gefa'dine, 6. 55, 109 Rounds Karen 50, 127 Rotz, Lewis 30 127 Samara Sheila 33 50 123 52,-,P Barbara 30 33, 34 65 127 Sauer, Laurence 109 Sauer, James, 118 Scaggs, James 51, 127 Schneck, Meribeth 36 38, 42 53, 109 Schneider Jane 21 32, 38 43 45 53 109 Schopa, Carole 35, 38 42,43 46 53, 109 Schunick Susan, 35, 36, 38 45 53 110 Scott Joyce, 33 50 127 Scott, Sandra 55 109 Shigalis,John, 64 72 123 Shimmin David 56, 64, 123 Silvis Judith, 127 Simaytls Georgia, 35 38 42 43 53 0 Simaytis Kathryn, 19, 37 43 118 Simaytis, Lawrence 123 Simmons, Darlene, 123 Simpson Sandra 34 50 128 Sinn, Douglas 64 66 123 Slock Leonard 64 72 123 Smlth Alice 20 36 42 53 110 Smith Earlene 50 57 110 Smlth George 62 66 115 118 Smith James 37 110 Smith Lorraine 33 37 43 123 Smith Marva 19 32 39 43 118 Smith Neal 31 34 44 123 Smith Raymond, 128 Smith Richard 128 Smith Sandra 18 25 38 39 42 110 Smith William 66 74 118 119 Snlder David 33 64 72 123 Sobotta, Frances 38 42 45 110 Sobotta Rlchar , 118 Sobotta, Ronald, 37 56 128 ai'- Sommerville, Bonnie, 15, 23, 25, 26, 29, 38, 39, 40, 41, 43, 46, 52, 53, 77, 110 Sommerville, Steven, 64, 128 Sopiars, Pamela, 38, 118 Sopira, James, 30, 110 Souder, Gale, 3, 30, 47, 118 Sovanski, Ruth, 19, 33, 43, 118 Specht, Andrea, 50, 128 Specht, Robert, 9, 18, 51, 110 Stacy, Carol, 27, 30, 38, 39, 45, 46, 52, 53,111,113 Stahl, Richard, 3, 25, 47, 51, 111 Sta'-hefg, Leon, 9, 51, 118 Starberg, Sharon, 36, 50, 118 Ste 'eflooh Gerald. 9, 51, 111 Stewart, Margaret, 111 Stewart, Vernon, 124 Stewart, Viola, 50, 123 S'o'-lmef. Randall, 31, 34, 123 Stockwell, Linda, 123 Strand, Carol, 123 Stranigan, Joanne, 123 Stran.gan, Kathleen, 50, 111 Streicher, Dennis, 32, 67, 111 Stuhlsatz, Richard, 128 Sturm, Steven, 5, 20, 29, 49, 118 Sturtevanr, Richard, 64, 128 Sullivan, Dorinda, 24, 33, 35, 43, 76, 123 Swartz, Richard, 118 Van Den Berghe, Ronald, 33, 54, 118 Van Den Belghe, Sandra, 33, 50, 123 Van Dierendonck, Judith, 33, 43, 123 Vandemark, Terry, 123 Vandemark, William, 54, 112 Van De Rostyne, Donna, 123 Van de Velde, Ingrid, 128 Van de Veiae, Je-ome, 64, 72, 128 Van de Velde, Judith, 3, 20, 34, 38, 42, 45, 47, 52, 53 65 112 Van Hecker, Henry, 51, 128 Van Maltebeck, Martin, 31, 44, 55, 112 VanNieuwenhuyse, Janice, 43, 50, 65, 123 Van Pratt, Bernice, 38, 43, 118 Van Pratt, Charlotte, 38, 55, 113 Van Van Van Voolen, Gary, 20, 26, 59, 60, 62, 73, 75, 113 Waes, Carol, 33, 50, 123 Wassenhove, Bernard, 30, 56, 128 Van Wassenhove, Dennis, 118 Van Wassenhove, Margaret, 118 Van Wasscuirove, rxunaiu, 31, 04, 128 Verbaker, Ronald, 3, 9, 47, 51, 74, 118, 119 Ver Hagen, Philip, 64, 72, 123 - uanne So 118 Ve... ..,., , 1, , vmlhage, Richard, 56, 123 Verstraete, Carol, 118 Vowels, Sherry, 123 Swearingen, Swearingen William, 51, 64, 123 Bonnie 33 35 48 128 Swearingen: Donald: 461 54,, 56, 66, 111 Swearingen Swearingen, Swearingen, Kenneth 31 123 Lawrence, 64 73 123 Phi ip, 51 111 W Wager, Lawrence, 51, 57, 118 Wan.oeck, John, 3, 47 123 Wall, Jack, 33, 51, 118 Walton Stephen, 24 30, 32 33 8 Ward bruce 64 123 Ward Gary 11 17, 53 67 70 Talbot, Benny 51 123 Talbot James 123 T 'hnt.1e ry 51 118 Tankersley, Deana 123 Tate, Marti 123 Terry, Sheila 28, 43, 48 49 65 118 119 Terry, Thomas 14 15, 18 25, 26 27 4 75,111 Terry Victoria, 20, 21 28 43 48, 49, 65, 120 123 Tesla Daniel 31 128 Tessman, Donna 19, 30 37 38 43, 45 118 Themanson John 30 128 Ward, Sheila 43 50 123 Warden, Margaretta 128 Waailuuiu, U .y 71 123 Waterman, Frederick, 20 26 29 32 33 44,52 53 57 113,129 Watson M , 128 wa... ' A4 32, 12 Welch Ronald, 9 51 113 West, David, 31 55 113 West, Peggy, 33 123 124 Westlin Terry, 56 124 Westlund, Betty 38 118 Whisker Robert, 51 54 118 Wnlte, rreclerlck, 64 72, 128 White, John 128 Thurwanger Thu N' ' wget Thurwanger Thurwanger 50, 11 1 Carole 50 128 Connie, 35, 48, 49 50 David, 20, 54 62 118 Joyce 7 15 17 36 46 Thurwanger, Rita, 50, 123 Thurwanger Robert 56 123 Tiehen Carolyn 38 45, 48,112 Tiehen, Kathleen 123 Town H- ,17, 18,2 , , , 68 70 71 110 True.Ka'rn 34 4 48 65 123 Tucker Leslie 54 118 Tucker, Lucille 27, 112 Tu 1u11. Geo ge 20 60 62 66 7 Tuthlll Juanita 112 T e Kenneth 51 128 Tuttle Sandra 50 118 Unakls Michael 51 64 74 123 126 Vancxl Gary 19 70 118 Van Court Arthur 123 Van Court Richard 54 112 Van Coutren Jeneane 38 118 V n ee Janice 33 37 50 3 Van Daele Lawrence, 46 55 112 Van Daele Ronald 33 118 Vandenberghe Arthur 118 Wh1te,r'au1 18 27 73 114 White, Ray,7 30 55 114 White Ronald 31 56 128 Whitener Doc 24, 64, 72 124 Whitener Don 40 67, 118 Wiley, Dolores, 43 114 Willey Michael 11, 58, 60, 62 69 70 74, 118 Williams, Dale 118 Willis, James 54 118 Wilmarth, Carole, 17 25 29 32 38 43 52, 53, 114 9 Wilson Karen 43 50 118 Wilson Patricia, 128 Witte, Joan 33, 50, 124 Wood Darlene 124 Wood Lyle 24 51 124 Workhelser Roger 56 73 118 Wralght Thomas 31 32 33 118 Wysowski ratrlcla 3 33 35 41 7, 48 65 125 28 Young Richard 5 62 118 Youngfeldt Karen 43 50 118 Younggren, Hayden, 54 95 114 Zablackls, Sandra 36 50 118 Lang John sl 118 Zang Phllllp 29 31 41 128 Zarvell Gary 24 64 66 124 ' ' ' ' f , , , ,34,60, ' , ,, , I , 11 ,' , ' 'r I ,' ,' , . , ' ,, 1 , , , ,A , , 3 , , 8, , , , , , ,, ,, , , . , , ,SL , 'a ' , ,Q 1 n ' ' ' ' ', 33846 11 9 s I ,12 n s 1 y . ,,' ' ' ' 141112 4 1 n Smith:Barb3ra,'3, 3'9,4'3,4'7,7s, 123 ' 1 Wright,,Larry,128 ' ' 1, , , , U ,,,1 ,4 , fi , . Y . , . n 1 1 a , , ,, ,, ., A., , , , , , , , , Z s s 9 s n 1 a Q , I v In s i 9 ' 1 l q..,.s ,12 ' y x 1 , ' ci ' ' ' f , ,' ' . , , , , 5 Anderson, Donald, 61, 62, 74, 85 Berg, Eva, 93 Berry, June, 81 Bert, L. J., 29, 31, 34, 92 Bevington, Ross, 94 Boeji, Lucille, 95 Bridgeford, Fred, 81 Broclcman, Lucille, 41, 85 Brockman, Helmut, 69, 74, 75, 91 Carlat, Donald, 35, 44, 89 Carlson, Alfretta, 95 Cole, Emma, 94 Cole, Ralph, 94 Collins, Helen, 81 Corbin, Vernon, 11, 67, 69, 70, 86 Daniels, Genevieve, 83 Denney, Clara, 95 Denning, John, 86 Dick Doroth 29 52 88 114, 124 r yu v 1 1 Fairfield, Verle, 44, 85 Faris, Earl, 90 Fischer, John, 55, 73, 93 Flori, Beatrice, 86 Frank, Aline, 91 Godlce, Muriel, 95 Assemblies Band - - Baseball - Basketball - - Basketball-Riveter Basketball-Freshmen Boys Glee Club - Camera Club - Cheerleaders Choir - - Cross Country - Debate - - Distributive Education Diversified Occupations Ethics Council - Football - - Football-Riveter - - Football-Freshmen - Future Farmers of America 5 Future Homemakers of America Future Teachers of America GAA - - - Girls Federation Council - Girls Glee Club - - Girls Intramurals - Golf - - - 68, 69, 70, 71 - -60, 61, 62, 63 Faculty Index Colby, James, 40, 46, 51, 90, 120 Golden, Shirley, 81 Hamm, Reedene, 89, 125 Hansen, Diane, 89 Harvey, Laura, 95 Heise, Merle, 94 Hepner, Laurence, 94 Herboth, Heidi, 19, 25, 88 Hoose, Margaret, 83 Johannsen, Charles, 64, 69, 72, 79, 86 Josephson, Evelyn, 95 Keist, George, 11, 64, 69, 70, 79, 87 Kimmell, Elsie, 87, 115 Landis, Galen, 90 Lazar, Adam, 61, 62, 69, 72, 73, 79, 93 Leitze, Amelia, 79, 92 Lempke, Loretta, 95 Lindley, Thomas, 89 Lippin, Floyd, 94 Little, Odette, 95 McCarthy, Harriet, 87 McKinney, Lyle, 88, 96 Middleton, Kenneth, 38, 84 Book Index q 'r-- wg Y'--1' Paul, Ernie, 94 Peterson, Robert, 61 Plerkovich, Stella, 39, 84 Pryor, C. C., 79, 84 Remmers, lnez, 37, 93 Riggs, Virgil, 94 Scott, Pauline, 40, 42, 43, 91 Siders, Kent, 90 Smith, Dorothy, 92 Smith, John, 64 Spicer, Katherine, 22, 29, 48, Sullens, Kenneth, 66 Sullivan, Bernadinc, 95 Tilson, Mary Jane, 83 Trovillion, Jeanne, 89 Tumbleson, Anna, 50, 91 Utz, Jeanne, 83 Vandemark, Ruth, 95 Verbout, Marie, 57, 79, 85 Watennan, Fred, 32, 33, 92 Wesebaum, Adela, 81 Wiggins, Mary, 95 Whitener, Joy, 80 Wood, Dinsmore, 47, 82 - 20 Homecoming - - 16, 17, 30, 31 Industrial Education - - - 73 Junior Class Play - - Junior Red Cross - - - 72 Junior-Senior Prom - - 26, - 72 K Chronicle - - - 48, - 33 Kewanite - - - 52, - 44 Latin Club - - - - 65 l.ettermen's Club - - - 32 Librarians - - - - 67 Mid-Winter Formal - 22, - 41 Office Aides - - - - 55 Orchestra - - - 54 Pan American Club - 46 Pep Club - - Proiectionists - - 64 Radio Station - - 64 Senior Class Play - - 51 Stagehands - - - - 50 Student Council - - - 38 Student Council Elections - - 42, 43 Student Government Day - - - 39 Swimming - - - - - 33 Track - - - - 74, 76, 77 Wrestling - - - 67 8 1 8 56 1 9 36 27 49 53 35 40 57 23 45 34 35 40 44 24 25 57 47 21 24 73 75 66 135 -'- 4-Jfv-v -I- My Hi h 011001- 'lihe total enrollment for the 1959-1960 school year at K1lS totaled 708 students and thirty-nine faculty members. Of the 708 students enrolled, 170 were seniors, 189 were juniors, 198 were sophomores, and 151 were freshmen. VVe have pride in our new superintendent, Mr. joy E. VVhitner, and Mr. Dinsmore Wfood who is serving his fourteenth year as principal of KIIS. VVe also have pride in the fact that KIIS offers seventy-two subjects in thirty-four classrooms, besides fourteen sports and twenty-seven organizations. Our school eolors of orange and black and our sehool song On Ever On Kewanee lligh School inspired the tournament team to bring home the Regional Tourney Basketball trophy. Cold and white was ehosen by the class of ,60 as their graduating eolors. and Your ame 136 1, vga .. ,x ., M.. ' u wx P if xx T, ' f X F. M. -,lf .1 -. 4, , A, .nf at ,Ak 1 ,Ti If W jkwf aifff' IA A kilt ly! .1 V' ,L I fywal IH! ff, in M Aj A' MZ .' S Si 2' X J' ' f L Lv