Kankakee High School - Kankakeean Yearbook (Kankakee, IL)

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Us-1' qw page twelve Other departments worked for morale and understandmg and stressed the fundamentals rn each subject lleronautlcal draftrng was added to the voca t1onal courses and boys were encouraged to enroll rn me chanrccrl drawrng woodwork and government sponsored ma ch1ne shop classes Teachers contmued to regtster rn war trarnmg courses make band ages and kmt for the Red Cross Mr Azbell taught an even1ng class rn radro Mr Holt one 1n draftlng and Mr McK1nley one rn blueprrnt readlng Mrss Beau vars agam managed the war stamp and bond sale wh1ch by Aprrl had netted S20 000 Mrss Skldmore headed the V1c tory Book campargn and d1rect ed the Work on the servrce flag Homeroom teachers worked to make then' rooms one hundred per cent rn Iunlor Red Cross membershrp Mrss Martrn and lVl1ss Montgomery drrected the Glrl Reserves who collected S1400 from theatre patrons for the Red Cross Coach Dykstra Jorned the Navy the frfth man from the faculty to enter one of the servrces AT LEFT TOP ROW Eugene Dykstra B S Physical Education Athletics George Piersol B M Band Rosetta Gernon Ph B French. English. SECOND ROW-Euclid Lambert. Manual Training: rs. Shirley ic wine. . .. Social Science. THIRD R W-Kathryn Keefe. A. B.. A. M.. Jour al- ism. ng 'sh: ertrude E he. B. M.. M. .. Music. LOWER ROW-Marie Beardslee. A. B., A. M.. Latin: Marjorie Kesler, B. S.. Physical Education.

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Q LEFT Jennie Wehh A B Blolog Edith Carmody B M S Geography ABOVE TOP ROW Henry Holt B S M Mechanical Drawung Athletuca Margaret Reynolds B Ed Com merce Lottie Skldmure A B B S In L S Lubrarmn MID 2d5l5vff'J ' W Frank Weller B Ed M S Sclenc Ruth Northruu M cla :ence u 0 e M S General Science D rothy Allen B Ed Englls LOWER ROW Pearl Scaggm enera clence wendolen Ingll A A hematlc, Allee Stone B S M S Foo s page eleven M Ml 8 gig? , W s AT 1 ' , . .. ' y: ' , .Ed.. R0 : . . .. , .. ' e: . B. S.. Commerce: Yolanda Hickey. A. B.. Art: Sara Larson. A. B.. B. Ed.. A. .. So ' l Scl 1 R th C l. B. S., . ., ' 1 . .. , 2 - . . .. .S.. o . . .. ' h. 1 '. ' ' . ' at . . .. - A. B., A.M.. G l S' 3 G '. .B.. .M,. I ' ' . ., . .' . .. ' . ' . DLE Mat ' : , . .. . ., dp

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mrs. Boat acted as dean of girls in the absence of Miss Shuman, who is studying at North- western University. New teachers were Miss Erbe, Miss Allen, Miss Lemmon, Miss Hickey, Miss Kesler, Mr. Holt, and Mr. Norton. Miss Smith, in Ianuary, left her work in the office for graduate study at Indiana University: she was replaced by Miss Reynolds, who had been on leave of absence in California. Miss Larson, in April, accepted a position in Milwaukee State Teachers' College. Mrs. Dykstra and Mrs. Bond took over history and geography classes for the remainder of the year. Miss Greely handled the clerical work for the government war-work training courses. Miss Freitag's book, 'Treighter Adventures, was published. The faculty as a group enjoyed a series of social events. AT RIGHT: TOP ROW-Marion Waggener, A. B., A. M.. English: Elsie Freitag, B. Ed.. Commerce: William Azbell, B.Ed.. M.S.. Science. MIDDLE ROW-Daniel Norton. B. Ed., Social Science. Athletics: Avis Moffett, A.B., Latin, English. LOWER ROW: Mrs. Marion Mills, Ph.B.. Social Science: Lula Martin. B.S., Mathematics: Martha Montgomery, B.S.. Mathematics. BELOW: Lillian Freyermuth, A.B., A.M.. English: Marion lnkster. B.S.. English: Ruth Beauvais. B. Ed., Commerce: Mrs. Carrie Jannsen. B.S., Mathematics: Grace Coulter, B. S.. Clothing. 0 f,l1I,l'ffI1'Hftl mln, flu' wilt' ffm! z'.v-rf1't'f1f nz'suit!!!t:t'w1'd1A115f tm IIIIC Illzlffeff if. Wlll'l'llAN page thirteen