Kankakee Valley High School - Kougar Pride Yearbook (Wheatfield, IN)

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Pizza King Here they can Almost every evening many KV students can be found in the usual local spots: in front of Field- house, the drive-in, and the car wash freely give their views on school events (or people} and trade in- formation of adventures and cars. Even at the high school there are the social gathering areas — especially the main hall — and the outside smoking lounge . Here the cuddly couples meet for a few minutes to share with each other everyday secrets. A. Seniors take a break at lunch to lean against the doors. B. John Spurgeon, Joe Banks, Randy Scott, Andy Anderson have some pizza after basket- ball practice. C. Mike Bittick tells jokes at lunch while people gather around to listen laugh. D. The boys usual hang-out at lunch, the Kou- gar Kave! E. The guys hang-out at the Car-Wash waiting to wash their cars. F. Tammy Orsburn, Chip Murray, Yvonne Kush wash Chip ' s car. C. Two Great hands meet — Paul Duttlinger and friend. 15

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Early to Bed . . . and early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise. This famous quote by Ben Franklin has great meaning to many seniors in the past few years at KV. Teachers and administrators, in the past years, always forced the student to accept that academics is the only training that one can possibly get in high school. But the success of the ICE program, the student-work pro- gram, has eliminated this old notion. Whether this option makes them ' healthy, wealthy, and wise ' , can only be answered by the participants such as Kathy Koster, Mitch Osburn, Kim Hunter, Cliff Haring. But they would all agree that the working experience is useful for future jobs — and the extra money helps, too. A. Kathy Koster tabulates a purchase on the cash register at Hooks Drug- store. B. Gary Bristol enters his pick-up at his shop, Bristol ' s Iron and Steel Works, off to a local job. C. Dawn Stalbaum reaches for an item in the storage area at the Ace Hard- ware store. D. Edna Nannenga types a contract for her employer, Nesbitt, Fishcer, and Daugherty. E. and F. Helping farmers and other tax customers, Becky Walden types tax forms for the Drees tax Service. 17