Kankakee High School - Kankakeean Yearbook (Kankakee, IL)

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Teachers around school: In 206, Miss Jeffers and Miss Reynolds gives help MV, llzlrris glues mit fm' :1 Miss McGinnis ilisciiss liis- lDyl4n'. Xll-.Xma-i'iv:m llivii uilw. Miss Xiclmls :mil Miss tnry. Miss Mmitguim-i'y' :mil iiuw, Miss liigli. Mrs lllliSlL'l' clia-cr. Mr. lluwziiwl, wurlqs iii sliirly lizlll. 'lil'Ilk'll- ,lIlll1lSt'll. :mil Miss Martin lh-lmni' llisvl. :mil Mr. XYm-l- 4-rs fiilfllllllly. Kmiif, Slim- smilie-i'. 'l'lii- li. Fiiiiilis limp lui' liml :ul Hl1lllillllXVIl.u mlm, :mil llzipmii rn-lux. :it Iliv I-imlliilll ilgum. Page 12

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And we, The ' Students, Are Their Work - ., -91 The Commercial teachers: Miss Ycrzi liiliitlf li. limi.: Miss Ruth Heliu- vnis, li. l'.cl.3 Miss lxclilli f2ll'lllllllY, li. l'.rl.3 Miss lxlsic i'l'l'llZlQ', H. Intl.: Mr. Rzlyiiiuiicl llzirris, li. S.. ,-X. M.: Miss M:ii'g':m-I Reyiiulmls. li. lull. Instructors in practical arts: Mrs. Hattie Hell lbzipi-mi. IZ. lid.: Mr. liuclicl I.ZllllilL'l'iQ Mr. Fuwlui' Mcliiiilcy, li. lirl., M. S.: Miss Uraicc Cuiilu-i', Ii. 5.5 Miss Alice Stmiv, IS. S.. M. 5. English teacher: Miss . Marion Iiikstcr. A. li., at the niziguziiie rack. Librar- Physical education directors: Miss .-Xuiie limi M155 Ulm 5C0V1u' xieimis, .-x. is., ,x. M.. Mr. 1+:ugi-me uyksmi, at the fable- li. S.: Mr. Clizirles Harrison, B, S.g Mr. Frank XYeller, 13. lid., M. S. In the language depart- ments: Lziliii-Miss Mario Bczirmlslcc. XX. B., JK. M. 1 Latin :mil lfnglisli -- Miss Avis Moffat. JK. li.: lim-iicli Iss lxusbilil mtl lu li-.Ii 'Xl Ucriimi, I'li. li. .iiglisi . iss lfreyeriiiiitli. A. li.. ,X. M.: 5 Miss Kzilliryii Kccfc. A. li.. A. M.3 Miss llclcii Sliuiiiziu. 1'ill 'ilSil - Miss Pzuiliiic ull, .X. ii., .X. M.. Miss Muriuii XY:1g'g'u1iu1'. ,-X. H., JX. M.g Miss i'il'lL'Llil Xlkliiiiliuff. A. B. Page 11

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1 . Don Sublette, senior class president, re- cites Linco1n's Gettysburg Address from the plaque, as Marge Yocom, secretary-treas- urer, and Dave Wood, vice-president, listen attentively. Seniors In September of 1936, two hundred thirty-six new- comers had their first uncertain but well-remembered day in high school. They were given four guiding sponsors: Miss Rosetta Gernon, Miss Sara Larson. Miss Marie lieardslee. and Mr. Keith Smith. Officers for this year were Bonnie Hendrix and Paul Cary. As sophomores, these students learned the whys and wherefores of clubs. sports. and studying. Elsie Mae Lambert, Betty Hill, and Patty Poyer were their leaders. The junior year brought a play, Hoosier School- master, and a prom in carnival setting. Vivian Lock, lihuer Anderson, and john Burns directed class activities. Donald Sublette. David VVood. and Marjorie Yocom took cliarge the fourth year. The class play, Uncle Cy Hits a New High, was staged on April 25. Teach- ing, eighth periods, and office duties were among the responsibilities assumed by the senior student-teachers on May 3. The closing baccalaureate sermon was delivered by the Rev. Mr. Dore N. Ester. pastor of the First livau- gelical Church. Graduation night arrived on May 31. after which the one hundred sixty graduating mem- bers of the class of '40 departed to seek further edu- cation, employment. and fortune, leaving' memory- tillecl high school days behind them. Page 13