Kankakee High School - Kankakeean Yearbook (Kankakee, IL)

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ROOM 2I7. Back Row: l7l'illll'lS 'l'1ml1i-y. Kvllllvlll Qlli4'li. llugn-1' Slwilws-. linlu-rl Stllvlwy. l'm'mlm1 Pill- pm, Urrillv llll'l'IV1Illll'l'. llulwrt l'l'1ll'N4ill. lilI'llill'll Y1IlL'l'lIlillSt', lrlilwainl Vllrlis. l'1lul Wumlrivll. Middle Row: .ltlilllllf Vlulilin-i'. Nulngv limln-lm. .lv:lmu- l'ult-X. Xlll'lllil l'nsi11g:. lllllll llilvy, Nlilslruml Yrnlili. lialil Ilia-mlumnml. Mary l,l!lIlYt' Wulf. lmliglns 'I'i'iuln-1:11, llwmzis Nm-ff. Front Row: Ruth xYt'llNll'l', .trelis lnttt-r. llllllj' htoilt-. Marry ,lznnv llngt-rs. liully Slullsx, lluim- lll1'llill'll, lla-tty lh-Iourm-, Yr-ruiiu Wvnzvl- main. lit-tty Sllmutlwzlss. ROOM 3I5. Back Row: liiclmrd 'l'yslm, Fluynl llltlt'l'S1lll. .lamlus Lix'r-l'murv. l'l1ll'l'lSUll Nll'L'l'lUl'. Hur- olsl lA'lIlllL'l', Alt'll'lll .lOllllNlUll. Lt-u lYlll't'lt'l'. lla-ul'g:v lllllElllR'Elll. Alam ll2lllNllilNY. Holm-r lCr'zil11,:4-1'. Middle Row: .hum-s Morris. Imvitl NilI'lll1lll. YilIlL'l' Wilson, lrixiu lin-11m-sly, lmlwllzl Malin. Ill-lun-s 'l'llumpsull. lim-lmru llUI'lilllS, linln-rt Pillllson, Willrlir llzly. linlwrl Walrml. Front Row: lliviv K4'lIllL'tlj'. ll2lYL'l'Ill' ith-ssl-. linisy llillL'I'IlllP. ,lL'ElllIll' vllllilllilllll. .lt'2lll Nll'lll'l'S1lIl, Viola Styvlc, l'illl'll 'I'uppt-r. llillit- lloyd. l lllrn Mvlliv. 1., A.- Z Rciiiuliilbei' in llliss Rey1i0lcl's room, 316. zmcl llliss K1'Zll1ZlS room, 315, those exciting' quizzcs. Miss liQztrclslQe's room. 217. hzicl :1 poppy c'li:11rm:m, llctty Stella. who lcd fliscussimis on Ullzllqiiig' Gmail in High Sclmolf' Bliss l11kstcr's limiicmuiii, 308. certztiuly hzxcl Z1 lot of fun on wieiler roasts zuirl Z1 skating' party Y clirvctccl hy lxitzl Gustzivson. Tliusc of you in Mr. Smith's rumn. 21-l, shuull he pretty goocl spcllcrs after those exciting' spell- cll HYll5i1'ClllCllll7Cl' F 5lllHZ11lj'CYC11tlL1l'El111CS were crowclecl in this yr-:ir that you will never want to forget it or thc 1l'lCllil5 you km-W. ,fi.1! Friends and Courses ROOM 308. Back Row: .Iulm llll'll'Jlllll, .lulm Tann- Ilt'l'. liulwrl Link, .lzum-s 5llll'ilWNlil, l'll'l'llL'l'l1'li lizxlwr, llnlu-rt I'lg:11sm'l1. I-Idwulwl l'k'll'l'S. llllIlllllllS l':tlll, Middle Row: Lilliuil Mvrllln-1', llolurcs lh'inivl1s-, Xlnrlllal .lzllxv l'ill'SIPllS. lmlurvs lltililll. Iiusuliu Ilzxglv, Wilmal l'lllll1lXl', llulu-1'1 lit-my, llt'l'llt'l'l Zim-nu-r. Front Row: l.m'l':1lm- lllllJlllS, llilu llllSlilYSUll, 'l'l1n-rt-sz: .lt'llt'1lI'Y. .lmln Williams. l'0llSl1lllK't' Guunl- rvzm. lmrntlly l'1'm'nt, Mari' l'1llllL'l'lllt' llulmw-s l'2lllllL'I'. lliulilnll, ROOM 2I4. Back Row: lliljllltlllll l'llltll'L'S, lmull:1l'4I l-Iflimgtmm, lit-ith lmnn. Iii-nm-X11 H11-sliurwx. llzlrlaln l'lIlUt'l'S. 1 luylnu lurwlisl-11, lin-l1:I1ll lumlrvs Willi-im llrvsviis, 'l'l1l-mlm't- lluwlcins. Middle Row' lillzuln-I lx llwlmlilvll, Gladys llurtuvxu. l'rlsvilln llilI'llLllIl. llam- sum lluml, Rfmln-rt Vrzazit-1: ,lunivs lJfrmi1'ic'l1. ltulwrl l :lI'll'5', Olcm- llilll4l4ll'illlll. Front Row: Annu l+'rnnlcs, lillllllil lfrzmlis, Rust- Ilzm1'n11s!il. lim-lull:-o ll-ulslmwt ,lust-Iillillc lfimm-. llllvilll- II1-ln-il, .llll'L' llzignli-l'. .l2lllL' l'llSllL'l', IM-liniws li1'l'L'Ill'. Page 25

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Companions Are found n Sports By Evelyn Kunde A small blue and white pin proudly displayed on your sweater testifies that you are a mem- ber of G. A. A. This organization has been active in K. H. S. for fourteen years and still interests sports-minded, fun-loving girls. This year the club's first task was that of choosing officers and board members. Mona Ray Mann was chosen as president, Marjorie Hollister as vice-president, Darlene Lockwood as treasurer. The board consists of the man- agers of various sports. Hockey was man- aged by Marge Hollister, basketball by Betty Siefert and Naomi Peters, archery by Doreen Larrigan and Virginia Reetz, tumbling by Darlene Lockwood and Bernice Nyhuis, volley- ball by Leona Millon and Norma jean Davis. while noon-hour activities were taken care of by Rebecca Fisher and Carol Stewart. September 28 marked the date when K. H. S. played host to a State League playday with 28 schools represented. Santa Claus, alias Melba Stella. was the main attraction at the Christmas party in the cafeteria. After a sumptuous banquet and dis- tribution of gifts, the girls attended the Brad- ley-KKK basketball game in the gym. Combining with the Girl Reserves. the G. A. A. gave a skating party at the roller rink. The huge crowd and gala spirit was proof of its success. As a special feature for G. A. A. members, the MG. A. A. News, a sports paper. was edited and published. Betty Siefert and Eleanor Yohnka served as editors. From january 13 to 18 the G. A. A. spon- sored a Posture lVeek. A squad of posture It's left arm straight, right arm back, as Vida. Richey, Bernice Ragain, Ruth Christensen, Jacqueline Jaffe, and Pat McMullen are ready to hit the bullseye. Al- though archery is a comparatively new sport at K. H. S., many students are interested in it and it is a regu- lar feature of the girls' gym classes. police, consisting of Georgia Trombley, May- belle Neuman, Dorothy Provot, Mona Ray Mann. Naomi Peters, Leona Millon, and Eleanor Yohnka, handed out blue and yellow posture tags. Verna Davis and Marilyn Palinskee were the winners in the contest for the best poster carrying out the good posture idea. To give parents a chance to witness the girls' athletic prowess, a gym exhibit, directed by Miss Anne Nichols, was held on March 27. Pyramids, tumbling, basketball, and folk danc- ing entertained and amused. Mixed volleyball teams, with 100 boys and girls from twelve llOll1CI'O0I1lS taking part, were organized. North Study was the winner of the tournament which was held. Doreen Larrigan, Lenora Kidd, Betty Siefert, Mona Ray Mann, Rebecca Fisher, and Leona Millon earned their 1600 point awardszand joan Bonser. Marjorie Hollister, Virginia Reetz. Carol Stewart, Bernice Nyhuis. Darlene Lock- wood. and Melba Stella received K's. Mildred Coy. Clara Dato, Virginia Leuth. Marcella Moody. Lorayne Ragusc. Dorothy Richards, juanita Schierholz. Georgia Trombley, Eleanor Yohnka, Betty Ann Betourne, Martha jane Parsons, Clara Hendricks, lfuphemia VVegner. Mary Christopher, Veneda Giardina. Dolores Dolan, Marilyn Palenskee, and Constance Goud- reau won the G. A. A. monogram. a lesser award. At the end of the school year many of the girls were eagerly looking forward to the two- weeks vacation at the East Bay camp at Bloom- ington, lllinois. Page