Kankakee High School - Kankakeean Yearbook (Kankakee, IL)

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POWER, PERSON ALITY, SUCCESS, They Are Synonyms of BY FRANCES B0 STICK Power-the ability to govern our- selves, to contribute our share in the ever-advancing work of the world. Personality-the warm, vital charm that is so necessary to win friends and influence people. Success-inner satisfaction, not merely amassing wealth or attaining a splendid repu- tation, but experiencing that happi- ness which comes to us by completing a task, and knowing inside ourselves that it is a work well done, worthy of our effort. But how can we know that it is well done without knowledge? Yet with knowledge, how can we be sat- isfied? I am a part of all that I have met, And all experience is an arch where through Gleams that untraveled world whose margin fades Forever and forever when I movef' -Tennyson - A part of all that I have metn -in Kankakee High School-a part of her work, of her members, of her ideals. - and all experience is an arch where through gleams that untra- veled worldu-a world discovered through the magic passageways of language and literature-a realm in- to which the uneducated are denied entrance. -- whose margin fades forever and forever when I movef' A deeper understanding of the historical signi- ficance of past events leads us to conclusions which open enchanting new vistas before us, each one chang- ing as we come closer. Young minds, clear minds, working to solve some difficult ma- thematical problem, being trained to face even more difficult problems in the future-scientific, s e a r c h i n g minds, questioning the commonplace. To know one's self primarily is the purpose of an education, to know one's purpose, the result of an edu- cation. Perhaps, with this year in Kankakee High School, we have come to know ourselves more com- pletely-to know wherein our abili- ties lie, that we may more confident- ly continue our search for power, personality, success. Twenty-nine

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Beginners Still: ROOM 309 Top Row: Vivvnn Price, NYillizun Spruker, lfrederirk Holtz, Rolamd Kngnse, .lark Albl-rts, Knbert Nes- llitt, Robert ML'l'l1ltm'l1ey, llentxl Sl'lll'N2l1', Third Row: l t'zun'is Kutliei'fnrd, Uhzirles Ilnin. Pnnl lluilield, Walter lllllllllllwllll, Yin- rent lililflllllil, Russell tlropp. liutln Allnin. Second Row: Billy Ilztnlly, Keith Stuart, Ernest Svlinrk. Vidal Rirlivy, XVillizun I.nni:nmn. Kenna-th lienn. .lurk l rzinrnenr. Front Row: Isabel Hllillllltlll, Brtly llou Smith, Ilon- :ild ltl. Taylor, Rirlnird Pizltt, ltlnnire llawliet, Mildred l'l0l't'IllZlll, ltllninv l'll'l'l'll'llS, Mr. llnrris, And Absentees Back Row: liuyniond liiernmn, lmvid Wond. Vern Yillllft-'Y'li2lI'l', Gvnrge liivki-tts, Phillip Athzxnzi- supnlus, Third Row: Unrolyn llnsvnlmury, Paul Illlfllllltlllgll, lid- wnrtl Dorsey, Robert Linnemnn, Bonita NVehling, l'Itlwnrd Green- ing. Second Row: .lurk Dooley, Wayne Buss, .Ivan Kumnmnn, lllargorie Yocoin, Kenneth Skinner, vllll'llllllt3 Powers. First ROW: Eldenu Nutsuhke, Betty Hill, Rob- ert Green. Pzxtrivin Pnyer, Betty Todd, .loss-ph Knlmizuk. esv Atnnln-nts xvei'n also niissingg from their lmmt-rnnm pirtures, Upper Row: left to riffhtt liill Ilnl'i'y. linln-ri l'e-tty, Pnnline Pnlinuteer, u0llSlIlllf'l' St, John, More of Them Marie Hull. .Xrl-time Sanur, Bnrwell xYlllltlYIlNtlll. LOWGI' ROWI Irene Pirkett, Alive Nlirti. Blnrivl lln:ng'h1nd, lilsim- l.nn1hel't. Betty Mnibxlner, Mildred Bula. 19 55252 egg-ff 'l wenty-eight. 'Yi

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'l'l1c CZLlllL'1'2lCZllCllCS-SXYZlllllZlllllC2ll'lCl' cmnliiiiing cllorts un ll physics projcct. Note tlic luouks. Tlic Chief lJ0lNlC1'll1g Tl problem ol education. jinimic 'Vcilke getting :L regular vzicatimi riglit in class, Sturdily Sl2lllCll1lg'K.H.S. 3:l7 and the crowd moving' on: Marion, lXlzirk, und Red starting toward Lizzie. Len l 1'elmrg finally giving' up and getting photo- grnpliecl. Miss F1'citz1gtliinking slick ziloneg Carolyn going into the picture. Miss Baker lending licr aid to 21 puzzled lmokkeeper. l v 9 9 i n 9 S O I11 S 9 i S i Thirty