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

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1 . The aspiring chefs con- quer a new world. 2. New uniforms add to the spirit of the Pom Ron squad. 3. The long standing dream becomes reality as the swimming pool is fin- ished. 4. Mr, Myers tackles the stack of paper work always awaiting an administrator. 4. Freshmen girls become involved in high school sports. 5. Mrs. jan- kowske, new teacher, finds new exper- iences exciting. 6. Pavement in the stu- dent parking lot makes it more convenient to drive to school.

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“Physical Changes Hit K,V” The KV students and faculty saw, heard, felt, smelled, and tasted the many physical changes of the 1978-79 school year. Kougars saw the new building, heard the incoming freshman, and felt the presence of the new adminis- trators. Accepting all these changes added an aspect of maturity and responsibility to the personalities of many students. Other Kougars decided to merely survive until change rearranged the Kougar world once again. To find out how ’78- ' 79 changed the aromas and tastes of KVHS, turn to the next page.

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Cooks strive against odds Wednesday may be “Prince Spa- ghetti Day” in some parts of the country, but Wednesday brought only a repetition of last week’s meals. The cooks did their best with the limited kitchen facilities available in the school. Due to delayed construction pro- gress, the kitchen was without most of the equipment needed to cook hot lunches. Students man- aged to survive on hamburgers, cheeseburgers, and hot ham and cheeses for the better part of the school year. The people involved with the food preparation made up for the lack of varied meals by offering a different dessert almost every day. Cherry-topped cheesecake, Peanut Clusters, and Butterscotch pudding topped the list of favorites. Some talented art students tried to break up the ‘construction- cluttered’ lunchroom by painting a winter scene mural on the southern wall.