Kankakee High School - Kankakeean Yearbook (Kankakee, IL)

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Top: Mr. Harrison. in the gym: Miss Nichols, in the cage. Middle: Miss Freyermuth, with English posters: Miss Waggoner, emphasizing good grammar. Lower: Miss Inkster, helping Agnes Simag Miss Wehmhoff, with bulletin board display of pictures of England. Page 18 And Your Friends 1-X 1ll'lll 111111111111 111:11 11111's111111 cxcrcisc 11111k11s 101' 1'1g'111'o11s s111111y 111111111111111 is 11111111110 1111cc1111, Charles Harrison, 11.8. 1l'lllll 111c 1f11i1'111si11 111 111111111s. L'11111c fi11Zl1'1Cy,H 11s you 11111111 111111. 1111s 111s11 11111111111111 111111111s 5111111 NUI'- 111111, 11111111111 I'1111'1111f11111cz11 111st1- 111111, N111111 131111111, 151111011 1111111115 XY11s1111'1111. 111111 N111t111111s111111 1'111- Yk'1'S11f'. 1'111's11'111 111111111111111 11111111- 1l11'. Anne Nichols, 111111 1111111'111g' 111111111s111s111. 11115, ill 11111 11111111 f'l'Z11'S 1111111. 11111111111111111 11111 s11111111 111 girls' 111111111i11s. .XlAC1l4'1'f', 1111111- 111g'. l11's1 11111. 111111 11111 SZlX'1llQ' Zl1'k' 51111111 111 11111 111111 1111111'11111s 1'1111'1'11 1111s1111'1111. Miss NiC11111s 1111s Zlll 11.11, 1-1111111 13111'111111 L'll1X'l'1'S11f' 111111 Illl .X. 31. 1-1'0I1l 11111 1'1l1X'L'l'S11j' 111 1111Yil. 1f11g'11s11 111111111111 Lillian Freyer- muth, 11111. 111111 4111. 1111111 11111 1'1111111s111' 111 1111111, 11111 11111g' 1111 1'111111111111111'1111 1-Ui' 11111 1ll1l'l'C'S111lQ' I1ll11 111111s11111 11011 11ss11111111i11s 111111111 s1111 11215 1111111111111 1111' 11111 lillfillg 11111 1111s1 j'CIll'. .-X 151CZlS1llg' 11111s1111- 111111, C11111111' 11isp11s11i1111 111111 Il 1'11111111111ss 111 g'11'c 110111 w111111111'c1' 1-1111 11111111 it 111'c c11111'11c1111'1st1cs NY1l1C1l 1111111 111111111 Miss 1Tl'CyL'l'- 11111111 1111111111111 111' 11lSP1l'1llg' 11111 111 1111111 111111111111 1111 11111111111 111111cs. Marion Waggoner 1c111111s 1l01' 1':llQ'- 11s11 11111ss11s 1111111 111111 1ll1Cl'L'S11llQ'. Miss XY11g'g'1'111111' 1111s 1111111111111 .X. 1-1. 111111 XM. 1111g1'1111s 1111111 11111 11111- 1'111s111' 111 111111111s. 11111111111111111 s11111c11ts 111 111111111. 11g111111111111 Marion Inkster 11111 11111g' 1111111111111111' 11118 1111s1 111111' 1111 11111 1111j1111111111 11111111111111111 IlI1l'11L'S 111111 1111'1111's 1111111111111 111 11115 111111- 1111111111 1711-1'1is11 111110111111 Miss 1111i- h ' h s1111', ll 1x. 111. 5. 111111111111, 1111s 11111 11. S. 1111g11111 1-l'11lll 111C LTll1Y1'l'S11j' 111 111i1111is. A 51113116 sense 111. 1111111111, Zlll 1111111111111 1111111111111g'c 111 1f11g1111111. 111111 ll g'111111i1111 11110 111 Q'O1ll1 11101- Zl1l1l'C 11111 1111111'r11'1111'1s11cs 111 ling'- 11s11 111111'11111'. Frieda Wehmhoff, 111111111 1111111 111 l1lZl1iC 11111 s1111k 111 11111111 11111' c111sS11s, 1N1iss YY111111111111'1'. 111111 11215 1111 1113. 1111g'1'1111 11-11111 1Visc1111s111. is also Z1 s111111s111' 111 1110 1311111111 C1l11J.

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Page 20 Corridor Conversations And About freshmen By Arline Hafstrom l1's vacation time now, but hasn't it been a happv year? lQC1llC1Hl7Cl' when you registered last Sep- tember? .-Xltliough vou freshmen felt verx' insigni- .. . , . lieant, your class ol 460 strong was the largest ol all. You all resolved to study hard, and as a result 40 freshnien made the semester honor roll. Some of roll wanted to prepare for the business world and others wanted to prepare for college. No matter which course you took, you were all interested in basketball and football, and some of the girls join- ed G.A.A. You discovered that Kankakee High School was fleinoeratie, too, and you were allowed to choose your own Student Council and class representatives by popular vote. Richard Tyson was an able presi- dent, and blames Mortell and Marilyn ljalenskee were grand assistants. Your class progressed rapidly un- der the direction of the class sponsors-Mr. Smith, Miss NVQ-bb, Miss Kranz, Miss Coulter, and Miss Me- Cinnis. You sponsored a tea dance, and, of eourse, you attenclecl the all-school parties. You made a lot oi new friends and acquired a lot of knowledge, and now you're ready to fill the shoes of the sopho- niores. Pictured at top, right, are Marilyn Palenskee, Jim Mortell, and Dick Tyson, freshman class officers. Center: Upper- classmen, Evelyn Kunde and Eddie Greening, carry on a corridor conversation. Lower: Louise Bancroft cleans out her locker as Pauline Clark looks on. On the next page, left: Ida Belle Arseneau, Odora Fran- coeur. Veronica Spenard, and Russell Gropp take time to go window gazing. Middle: Phyllis Stump and Paul Lee listen to Jim Dornburg's speech as Harry Schrey acts as chairman in public speaking class. Right: Mary Carney, Marcia Holt, Albert Denault, and Betty Baird star in the sophomore class play. Upper right: Art Wesselhoff, Eleanor Bowman, and Tom Hemstreet-sophomore class officers-look over their paper. Are Sometimes x. X5