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

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Student Council Presents Blindwhistler, Rock Band During the 1973-1974 school year, K.V. ' s student coun- cil has brought us an assortment of entertaining con- vocations; from a blind whistler held on March 7th to the Campus Life Youth group band, held on March 18th. The Wandering Hoofs, from the Virgin Church, had quite a few members from K.V. singing in their musical group. The Lincoln-Douglas debate was again performed for us this year. Held during the month of April, the Fine Arts Council brought the Banevolks to us from Ball State University, showing us traditional folk dances. Among the more interesting convocations was a hyp- notist, Dr. Irwin Ross, two gymnasts from Canada, and Mr. O. J. Fitzgerald, a memory expert. 21

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A. Babs DeMoss and greaser Mike Hendon give a hilarious performance in The Little Girl and the Wolf. B. You mean you drink this? (Randy Scott and Paul Duttlinger) C. Kabuki Set Changers: Janet Krui- zenga, Kathy McClugage, Brenda Ter- borg, Vicki Stein, and Greg Lovell. Not pictured: Mrs. Carole Womels- dorff, director, and student assistant director, Celeste Pierson. The 1973 production of A Thurber Carnival was performed on November 26th and 27th. The play consisted of short stories by James Thurber who believed that man was beset and aggravated by women, children, and dogs. In A Thurber Carnival , he especially helps us laugh at ourselves through the struggles of man vs. woman. The cast and director, Carole Womels- dorff, did a splendid job. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed this evening of hilari- ous entertainment. Pictured at left are scenes from the play: D. Karen Kiersma and Phil Terborg reminiscing(? through a MacBeth Murder Mystery. E. Mike Hendon and Sandy McCann participate in the Word Dance. F. Connie Fletcher and Randy Scott taking a spin through the Word Dance. G. Denise DeGraff plays the piano in The Thurber Carnival. H. Paul Duttlinger wakes a grumpy Connie Fletcher in The Unicorn in the Carden. I. In The Unicorn in the Carden, Steve Compton and Randy Scott are unconvinced of Connie Fletch- er ' s story. J. Mark Tysen and Bill Tillema working as the lighting crew. K. Phil Terborg gives a solo performance in The Night the Bed Fell. 23