Kankakee High School - Kankakeean Yearbook (Kankakee, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1948 volume:

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Il11no1s students of the journalism Order of Contents bpllllq 1V1el0w11cl11de O c md 1f1 f Su111111e1 QI 111us1c WIIIIOUI 111111 of 61141111 AUFUIIIH C1 Cadence l1r1qe1111q1y lOIlG 1111e1 C1 ymuse the IVT111s1'Q1 5411 tmfes 11111111 W11llGUl VVGISOU 111 The Year S MlI1STfGlSy I Su111111e1 pacesl L x 111 1 1 Autumn pages 4 35 Rf 1e1rc11f11 ACf1N1f1PS 11 118 1 F CL x L11 11 ll p 111010 N 1 WlI1t9I poqeq 46 6 C lt A ,, 'Ali f11 ILSOIIQ' WA 1: 5 .a'Q-2 1. ,- . . . . . J AJ 1,11-' Xzfzye II! Kc: :iz 261 H ..... - -ff, I-1,1 P1411 1 Qt G11 Il c .ltj 1-1 1 5 I111 111 I11y 55111111 s Frf-fE1:111113 EU 1:11:11 Bam: 1-.' rlezf IH ' ' ..... 1 ., Q -X9 O1.:fzr11zc1Ii111.. Ft Z: :li IV Splilll ...,. paces T-172 11.1111-i F 4-2 111 1. .., I .1 1Q:t1f::1'm-:ti 511111111 1'i115' fir: ::':.: Summer page two 11 lt is a sultry day: the sun has drunk The dew that lay upon the morning grass' There is no rustling in the lofty elm That canopres my dwellrng and rts shade Scarce cools me All 1S srlent save the farnt And rnterrupted murmur of th bee Settrng on the srck flower and then agarn Instantly on the wrng W1ll1am Cullen Bryant 1n Summer Wrnd Iune 1947 Once more the school year had come to a close and groups of rollrckrng boys and g1rls strolled down the treelmed boulevards drscussmg therr summer plans They were a lrttle sad realrzmg they mlght not see each other agam unt1l fall but hardly able to suppress thelr loy at the thought of three months lersure Prcnrcs at Rock Creek trlps to vacatron cottages summer Ialrs days frlled wlth tenrus golf and sw1mm1ng lazy days spent loung1ng rn the sun all these gradu lly produced a change Fellows and g1rls tanned and carefree as Aug ust came drrfted slowly back to town and gathered rn the local drug stores After summer act1v1t1es and romances had been thoroughly recounted thoughts and conversatron turned to September and school 'liars 5 r Three Wxse Golfers Tootsl 1 1 - 1 ' c V 1 S1 - 11 1 - 1 - 1 . . . . 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L ook Q' Than -I S :MW Schoxdg Imp yovei iotm S goo-'ill page three Hutumn page four Bend1ng above the sp1cy woods wh1ch blaze Arch Sk1eS so blue they flash and hold the sun Immeasurably far the waters run Too slow so frelghted are the rlverways W1th gold of elms and blrches from the maze Ot forests Helen Hunt 1n October Then came autumn A few weeks before the operung day of school the a1r seemed to become statlc W1th a certam qulckenlng excrtement Glrls 1nvaded dress shops and department stores 1n search of gay sloppy yoes and Sk11 lS that boasted that new look Even the fellows seemed to sense that another new year was about to begm and eager to make a good 1mpress1on they were gullty of buyrng new shlrts or corduroy slacks Football men reported to the coach late rn August and farthfully worked out each day learnmg the 1ntr1cac1es of the T format1on blocklng and other essent1als to prepare for league contests Tenslon mounted unt1l the long awa1ted day crnved the hrst day of school The day before school the crowd gathers to dxscu s summer achvxtxes over a coke' Holz practices pre season puntmq on the qrldlron 11 . . . 1 1 1 1 11 ' - 11 - 11 - 1 11 11 . . . 1 1 . . . . 11 11 . . 1 1 1 1 R . . . 11 1 . : . as Q 1, Y, ,Ev 4a A 4 J' ' bfi 'I 4' 4 1.'ff'-W' A , X' 'V . 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The frrst day of school The frrst day of school what a varlety of meanrngs that phrase held Freshness seemed to dommate everythmg the crrsp brlght dresses and rm maculate tee shuts of the fellows and grrls the rested unharned look of the faculty even the school rtself seemed brrghter more sunny than before Here and there knots of g1rls stood gayly chattrng and comparmg program cards Wh1le the boys dr1fted around the halls harlmg therr frlends As a warnrng bell rang new faces and old mlngled rn the confuslon Scur ry1ng down the halls rn all drrectrons students soon dlsappeared 1nto class rooms to meet the members of the faculty rn l1ISl penod classes Se o shena gans some semors enter1ng a general scrence room7J But the best fresh man Joke of the year occurred when deep 1n concentratron one of the fear ful falter1ngly asked of a passmg sen1or 1n the door way of North Study What do you study 1n here? After the novelty of the frrst few days however students settled down to rout1ne Among the faces seen that frrst day of school were those of old fnends and the less fam1l1ar countenances of the freshmen and transfer students The usual methods were employed by the upper classmen to befuddle new puplls such as peddlmg bubbler trckets Much confuslon ensued when some prankster changed the class room numbers around fD1dn t we see The lust daze of school pflge H1116 Drrectlng the schools Hdmlnlslrdllon We Supermtendent Irvmg Munson and Secretary Iessxe Greely Although students dance wrth glee and teachers close up shop for vacatron the prmcrpal s oftrce keeps 1ts doors open through the summer months Accordrng to Pr1nc1pal R Y All1son the ofhce 1S closed only one week dur1ng th1s season Shortly before autumn leaves begm to fly reg1stra tron starts Agarn mrd year when snow usually covers the ground the schedule problems of many perplexed students greet Mr Allrson Throughout the semester prnk blue and whrte shps tmd the1r way to numbers of students Excmtement mounts before graduahon When the last d1p1omas have been s1gned the pnncrpal has wnt ten hrs fmal autograph for the departmg sen1ors page ten Be1ng superrntendent of Kan kakee publ1c schools keeps Irv mg Munson busy any season As the August sun sh1nes 1n h1s offrce w1ndow Mr Munson rn tervrews teachers for the com mg semester He makes v1s1ts to the vanous class rooms Wh1le wmter coats and m1ttens are be mg hung rn lockers Although most students thor oughly d1sl1ke takrng tests rn the sprmg the supermtendent car r1es on an extenslve testmg pro gram Wrth the closmg of school he prepares the annual report balances the books and cleans up the odds and ends of the chool year s busrness Prmclpal R Y Allxson . . - - - . . . . . , l Q. , I QV . 2 jk I , - 14' - il I . - .. I ,. ...- -N .fi .4 . . X I ' ' ,L fl' I -. , 5 - , . . . . N I ' D . . . . , . . , . . , , , . . ' I . . ' , I I 1 I . 95. 5. 5. fc' ln 'CL' ABOVE H D Tyson Presxdent George E Luehrs Heroert Hess BELOW Paul E E Ccxrcn Clerk Ed P Madison A Lcnrd ,I T secre1cxneS Ruth Brown Gnd MG Dorothy B Ylck office assi rcelld Moody -,VN Mrs Antomq F Sian! and FI! Z SSC1-eta: Y page eleven Guldlnq boys and g1r1s the deans She llfted her long black skrrt a l1ttle hrgher to reveal a bnght red stocklng as s h e w a l k e d a ross t e stage No th1s IS not a theatrlcal revlew 1 u s t remmlscrng about lVI1ss Lou1se Wood dean of grrls when she was one of the hxts 1n the prlze wmnrng Grrls Club sklt durrng the NHS stunt nlght '1 March A charrnrng and spontaneous smrle 1 one of her characterrstrcs Besldes teachmg two Englrsh classes she cdnd urne th1s year to sponsor many Curl Club ac 1V1l1eS Smce she was '!Z. Louise Wood M1ss Wood rs especrally act1ve m all 9 ra es of 1ts work The boxes and canned food seen 1n her ottrce were sent to an Englrsh crrls school Th1S 1S lust one example cf the work wh1ch Mrss Wood helped c rry on all year Dean of gxrls and Betty Gessner page twelve When sprrng arnved no one had to tell the student b o d y The boys espe c 1 a l l y found they w1shed to sl-up an after noon rnstead of a t t e n d 1 n g school No one had to tell Mr Dan Norton dean of boys He automatrcal ly but good naturedly handed out p1nk excuses to the skrppers Sponsonng the student councrl was a specral responsrbrlrty of Mr Nor tons Along wrth hrs deans dutres and eachrng two econornrcs classes he helped coach freshman sopho more football and track Dax No ton toward the all school party wh1ch proved most successful The reason? The work that Mr Norton alded by the Student Councll put rnto 1t An other Student Councrl act1v1ty wh1ch he gurded was the Drstrrct Conven tron of S udent Councrls at Marneut Nga Wrllram Volkman and dean oi boys I' - I fl I I - c h I ' l ir . ' ' ' ' ' I ' ' I ' -D 1 . - ' interested in the founding of this club In April, all 'thoughts Were 'turned ll s ' . . . a . ' I ' 4 . ce. , N 9,4 r 'U Q' A C4 5 ' 1! l , Enghsh and Language Departments W l I P 247 Paulme Tull we: Gi- ML ?v'24 NN' 4 M1 X Ethel Cooper M A UHIVGIQIIY of Indl 'VI A Nlnrthvves rn Um ana Enghsh and Publlc p akmg Lucllle Kaul B A Bethany College Ioumaltsm and Engllsh noxs Englxsh Mar1e Beardslee M A Umversltv of lll1 n,1s Latm i li Lxllxan Freyermuth M A Umversxty of Iowa Englxsh Vlolet Koerner AVIS Youngberg M A Umverslty of lllx B Ed Illmms State Nor mal Umversxty Enghsh Rosetta Gernon Ph B Samt Xavlex Col lege French Spanlsh Enghsh fx Avxs Moffett B A Monmouth College Enghsh and Spanish page thuteen f + at Q5 A J ' ' A ca f in K X f if , - N. K, All I -V tx 5. L ,1 . Ft- Sl. ' .Ls 13 L ' '. A .. ' - 1 'f' 0' ' C' . Y Y ' 'Q A E '-:Q 1 . ' 'Y ' at 1 'fm' 'X :iq t A tv . . . ., ' .' i . ., t 1 ' .19 Y , .. l Q . . ' ' vaffsiiy. Etjlish . Q 7 . 65 6 -oi , l W 4 Q , ' .. Mathematlcs and SOCICI Sclence Martha Montgomery B S Umversxty oi Ilhnoxs Mathematxcs Lou1sa Coble B S Southwest Mxssoun State College Mathe matlcs Mlldred Hopkms M S Umverslty of Chl cago MG!hemGflCS Gwendolen Inglx Lula Martm Dorothy MCGIDHIS M A Umversxty of Ilh B S Unxverstty oi Illmols B A Umverslty of I111 noxs Mathemahcs MUth6mGY1CS noxs Socxal Sclence Dehght McGregor M A UIIIVBISIIY oi Ilh nous U S Hxstory page fourteen Ruth Northrup M A Columbxa Umversx ty History Shxrley Shlpley B S Ed Illmols State Normal Umversxty Com merc1a1 Geography and World History u I u . 5 . ., . . .. . .1 ' 1 w - . 1 . U ' . ., - . . ., Science and Physical Education Frank Weller Ruth Cole Sterling Eckhardt M S Umverslty of Illl M S University of Illmols B S Wayne State Teach noxs SCIQHCS Scxence ers College Scxence Pearl Scaggs Ienme Webb Earl Iones M A Umversrty of Chl B A Umversrty of Illmoxs M A Columbia Unxversl cago Scxence Physxcal Educauon ty Athletrc Dlrector qt Paul Fowler Charles Swikle Marlone Kesler B S Murray State Col B A Umverslty of Ilhnoxs B S Eureka College lege Physlcal Education Physical Education Physical Education page fifteen l l l - -1 - ' 4' - 1. h h l Q . . ., 'Rf N , . -I ' . .1 I - . ' - 1 ng I I -- 1 Y Qlft - N . ug ' 4 .5 A I . A q n ug q Fme and Practlcal Arts Margaret Bower George Pxersol Rolande Van Gu11der M A Columbxa UIIIVGISI B M Ellsworth College B S Ia'nes Mxlhkm Um ty Muslc and Musxc Edu Band Dxrector ve stty Art catxon Grace Coulter B S Umverslty of lllmols Home Econormcs Euchd Lambert Harkley Manual Tmmmg School Manual Trammg page sxxteen Fowler McK1n1ey M S Iowa State College Manual Trammg Alrce Stone Henry C Holt M S Iowa State College M S Umversxty of Illl Home Economlc nols Mechan1calDrawmg Iames C Pendleton B Ed Northem Ill1no1s State Teachers College Vocatlonal Machme Shop n n t l . ., - . ., . . .. . ' . . I . I . . S , Q.. , a Commerce and Llbrary Edlth Carmody Vera Baker Mane Bonvallet B Ed Illmors State Nor B S Unrversrty otI111n:J1s rral Commerce C rnrnerce Clara Gramse B Ed Whrtewater State Teachers Cell ge Com merce B Ed Illmors State Nor mal Commerce Ruth Haley Glady Ehrhardt B Ed Ilhnors State Nor B E rn L S Umverslty mal Commerce of Denver lrbranan Here s your card l 'L Ps A A letter to do page seventeen . b 4 at - , I -1. t 5 , ,f 'fl P1 A ' 5 a. I I i . if , page exghteen Gee' Those semor men Halloween pany under way Ghosts and a skeleion engage ln between the half anucs at a fall fooiball game The gang after the parade f .: ' ' 4 1 ,5 1. ,, K- , - J N 1 ' . 9 Q x . , '- . .. H . ' - , . , . 4 ' ' 4 any I Iunlors Ulrth lohn Gallagher a pr D1 dent W1l11am Barnett vrce presl dent and Ioanne Dons secretary treasurer the jumor class ern barked on thai ambmous year Wh1ch mcluded such actrvrfres as the class play the prom and a spec1al assembly At the rrqht are B111 Ioanne and lack snapped as they d1scussed prom plans BACK ROW Coffman Burk Chaney L Cryer Dons Chayer M I D D L E ROW Easter Chns tensen Easiman I Cryer Conrad Bum gamer FRONT ROW Campbell E n gl 1 s h Kxb bons Cassel Ccxrraher BACK ROW Iones Iohn sion Hzali G Holmes len sen Kemp MIDDLE ROW lones Harms Hard 111 esty Hines Iohn son FRONT ROW Keller, Kennedy A Holmes. Iorqensen, Keeler. Holden. page Nineteen BACK ROW Flann ry G1bson Gallagher Gall Gooclnch Da t1lo F 1 e n e MIDDLE ROW l-'1fe Frlelmq Fox Fortm D E1-zmger Gxquere EppelGa1'bs FRONT ROW B Erzmqer Gxvens Genson Flshel' Gowler Foqel Gessner BACK ROW McCauqhey Kravat Logan Kourbehs Mendell L 1 c h t Lowery M I D D L E R O W Leqgott Kunde Klemet Mascher McMa han FRONT ROW Kral L1bby Kuntz Lanqell1e1' Meents McK1nley M1cl'1ael BACK ROW M Sexton A Sexton Slmpson S c 1 m e Shrey R u 11 s o n Stone Severson S 1 p p el 313 Schultz Stanley M I D D L E R O W Sthay Sparks Strasma St Iohn Roy Reynolds S1p pel Sarowatz R1chards FRONT ROW Stupka Scheppler Ryckman Speckmcm St Iohn Stutz Rxce Schleef page twenty . Q p I 1 1 : ' . 109 ' ' . . ' , I . . : . ' . ' , I I -I I 1 I l 208 Mietzner. Lucus. I I I . I I - I . I I . I ' I I 1 I I I . I . . I I I . ' I I - I . . BACK ROW Beach Boll Barnet Baxrd Bloom Al lam Bellee MIDDLE ROW 'etourne Black moe Bla lc Bates Bereolos Barsalou Ahrens Beckman FRONT ROW Braun Bergman Broadstreet Bressner Bxrr Berqman Arthur BACK ROW I Quxqley Rexmche Randles Mxller Owen Mohler Mlller Rels MIDDLE ROW Pet man Murphy Netz el Iack Quigley Nemltz Price FRONT ROW Mor gan Mltchell Reynolds Panazzo Reetz Puckett Powell Posmq BACK ROW Wells Wxl son Thompson Wxlkmson Volkman Ulvelmq Whlte MIDDLE ROW Wat 317 ers Thcmos Sutton Walker Wxtte Wulf! Walker Styles Wxl kms FRONT ROW C Sweeney Vanden Styck A Sweeney Taron Wake man Wlschnowskx l , ' . , - ' , . : M , . 106 1' . c . . . , . I I . I : . ' . I I I I I 1 307 ers. Posing, Ofler- I . I . I I ' I I I I 7 I : , ' - 1 I A . I ' I I . 0 I . I 1 , , ' . 1 ' ', .ll zu- Oh ' Th mumps' Paulme Givens Dolores Scheppler Iohn Strasma Love hte can be comphcated 1t was Formal The play center d around tne Cutler famxly and the1r daughter lane Before lane got George Ahrens o take her to the prom mumps and a Clly sh ker cous1n comphcated matters Cwrdy Collms Strlctly lauahs Strlctly Formal lane s v1s1t1r1g cousm trled to be the perfect match maker All couples Went to the prom happlly matched thanks to L1eut Bob Cunn1ngham Bed Long ellow carnatlons and a l1ttle brat s1ster prec1p1tated some of the most amusmg act1on Followrng weeks of after school practlce the play was produced November 14 Charrmen of the comm1ttees were Ioan Stupka trckets Bertha Bressner advertrs gelher costumes M1ss Paul1ne Tull dlrect d the product1on The cast tak time oil between rehearsals lor the pause that refreshes BACK ROW lack Quigley Iohn Strasma Chlton Bloom FRONT ROW Sharon Weeks Dolores Schheppler Gall Kuntz page twenty two Now Father dont get so ewcxted Karen Kral Wendell St Iohn Dewey Erzmger Charlene Lucas ll I ll , . proved in the junior class play, Strictly ing: Marian Genson, properties: Betty Lan- . 9 , 1 1 ' ' ' ' . ' ' , . e ' . K A , ' '. 'c 33 ' . , ' , l . Sophomores Back to thexr now famxllar haunt came the sophomores led by Duane Deane vrce presrdent Pat r1ckBurns secretary treasurer and Bernard We1ner presrdent who are prctured as they took a few mmutes of lersure to study lor a test Nelther the oldest nor the youngest they look forward to tne pleasures ahead especrally o teasrng the rncomrnq Irosh BACK ROW O Rrley Paap Ostrcwskx Pearce Mxttelstadt Peterson Pxlch er MIDDLE ROW 303 Ray R Phxllxps Morm Wrrghtl Phlllxps Raxnbolt M o r e land Palmateer FRONT R O W Mlsuraca Prppm Peppln Almsted Rambolt Nantxsta Patchett Nelson Palk BACK ROW: Meyers, Mat- tox, Lamb, McAllister. Lake. M c M i l l i n. Lange. MIDDLE ROW: Mer- 217 illot. Miller, Mietz- ner. Memenqa, Mar- son. Miller, M i e t z n e r. FRONT ROW: Lowey. Mc- Gillivray, Marth. McKay, Meyer, Lutes, LeRette, Miller. 1'- page twenty-three BACK ROW Slrols Iohn Sheasley Strasma Shpmer Steqmeyer Robln Rutherford R o s s Scxme M I D D L E ROW Reis Reyn o ds Snodgrass S t e lk Schultz Slunner Sprlsbury Spargur FRONT ROW Shoven Smrth Shreiiler Shear Stewlq Snelqowskx R u s s ell Stone Sears Sperry BACK ROW Russell Wxl lenbrock Seedorf Rohm son Woolrldqe Toomer MIDDLE ROW Rose 301 Ulvelmq Wxlson Vlckery Worth Schnell Rrchard FRONT ROW Stevens Wrlqht Ryan Walker Smxth Srm mons Yonke BACK ROW Wulf! Wern er Watler Mrs Cooper Taylor Unger Tall Wol ford MIDDLE ROW 112 Styles Wrlkxnson Walter Zachqo Summers Woehrle Wad ley Swan Trunk FRONT ROW Taylor Trmmsen Weeks Warmblr Wrlhams Whnttler Thornburg Wleg ert page twenty four 1 1 I . , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 ' . 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 BACK ROW Keqley Iohn son Kxdd Hart Hxqhland Hen ekm Kmg Kzssack Hardesty MIDDLF ROW Kernp Hur rell Laloy L Hard away R Hardaway Hog an Iaemck Kottendorf Hxllebrand FRONT ROW Kose Hxller Kreft Hxcks Ianeszkr Hutchxns Iones Hxckox B A C lx ROW Ande son Bunte Armstrong Bretz man Benscoter B a r b e r Belanger B e a c h R O W Burkhalter Alexander Brosseau O1 san Anderson Blsluk Ban crott FRONT ROW Bren nexsen BeDell Bublk Braxs Brownh ld Arthur BACK ROW Goodberlet Durell Fleener Frank Eastman Erzxnqer M Fiore Guard Halqh 113 MIDDLE ROW For gue E Fxore Ferns Eckhardt Gathxng DuBo1s Francoeur EUCTICE FRONT ROW Franks Hansen Fos ter Hammond Favors Fromm Fenqler Harxston page twenty fn e N N W 1 r '. ' , ' . : A , - ' aa , -, , 1 ' 1 1 I I .1 D 1 I , , I I 1 ' . , 105 Bowsher. MIDDLE I I I ' I ' . 'e . . : . I - 1 I o I I . I 3 1 . - ' I I I 1 I u . . Y B A C K ROW Nusbaum Raitm O Hara Lamb Mor row Rauen Panazzo Rexckert LaF1ne 203 Lueth MIDDLE ROW Reed Pepm Morgan Lehnus Pearce Lambert Ienkms Koerner Marcotte FRONT ROW Peck Kxme Mclnlosh Nemxtz Remxllard Nelson Raguse Rettke Patchet! BACK ROW Devme Ger rxlson Harwell Eastman Gravelme Barrie Bushey B r o w rx M I D D L E 212 ROW Foster Far Holden Goselm Bashn FRONT ROW Hanners Forgue Cahan Frederxck Barlow Dxacos S Good berlel BACK ROW Cook Cole Cardosl Dathlo Dean Clark DeCarlo Cavender MIDDLE ROW P 107 Burns Coda Dla mond Dear B Cox Conrad Cook Danxels Crews FRONT ROW Doty I Bums Crenshaw Car penler Doran Cummmqs L Cox Clemons page twenty s1x : , : , ' . man. Hogan, Dunn, . : . . I I ' . : , n I I ' I I ' I . , . Freshmen Enterrng the halls of K H S w1th Wlde eyed awe the freshmen soon became accustomed to the seem mg confusron they encountered thexr frrst day Plaqued by upper classmen to buy elevator trckets or bubbler passes they good natur edly accepted the msults whlch are heaped upon the ireshres each year For therr ofhcers the freshmen chose Beverly W1lson v1cepres1dent Patr1c1a Perry sec retary treasurer and Ioanne Bland pres1dent They are shown at the nght as they entered the burldmg BACK ROW Ball Iohnston Betourne Hassett Iones Rolph Burton Iordan Mar tm Green MIDDLE 104 ROW Beach Chrrs tensen Conrad Gen shaw Etzel Ball Iohnson M Etzel Fnday Blanken berg FRONT ROW Grrard Campbell Brazier Gerch gall Dons Grbson Chang non Cole Cooper BACK ROW: Barnes In- galls Young Bland Rein- ich Iaquet LaGesse Schultz Rockert Gil- bert. MIDDLE ROW: Spenard Miller Keck Schnell McLaughlin Shuman, Martell. Fournier Eckhurdt. Vade Bon Coeur. FRONT ROW: Africanof Wilhoyt. T a y l o r. Rettke. Demarah, Noe, Lockwood, Pearce. Beland. St. Iohn. page twenty-seven BACK ROW Whxte Lal cn Neely B ock Bell phant Wall Iohnson Park er McCorckle Glade Keen MVD DLE ROW Cooley Baron Iafle K Gaqmef Raqle C Gaqmer Stone Ernhart Mllhoun R Wil lxamson Dlqqle OHUYG FRONT ROW Marth Car h o u n Schnexdermeyer Kendall Burrell LaMon ta qne Gollub BGQWGU Mxller W Wllhamson BACK ROW Oesterle Mc Quxllm Vrolyk W 1 l s o n Bland Perry Frazxer Net 310 Whxte MIDDLE ROW R e y n o l d s Belcher Thompson Mulvx hxll Taube Mann Rlce Wxlson Otto FRONT ROW Tall MlChGUd Leqan Whlte Snodgrass Ratten Reynolds St a ma Phll ips BACK ROW Gusto Hen y Arbour Bowers G l a z e Accu so Glxdewell Erwxn Devlne Bellee 206 Meuhler M ID D L E ROW C Cox Enck en A Cox Bushane Good Hart Fortm Powell Anderson Bosman FRONT ROW Kourbetxs Bereolos Farrar I o n e s Babcock Coffman Dolson Frederxck Barber page twenty exght . : ' , '- s , . r . e- 1 n I ' 214 I 2- - - : , 1 4 ' ' , . ' . I . , 1 I ' Z 1 ' , . I 1 ' I I ' : . - I 1 1 ' zel, Nelson. Hrcks. : , . . : 1 I' S 1 ' - - Y I . , . . : . . - s , . , . . . z . . BACK ROW: St. John. Mc- Kinney. Bauer, C o o p e r. Rogers, Lamb. Tall, Lang- ton, Schnorf, Eckle. 316 MIDDLE ROW: Rid- dell, Kelly, Tanner, Genson, Wendel, Langlois, Hillebrand. Wheeler, Lang- lois M a r c z a k. MIDDLE ROW: Kidd. Snoddy Nor- ton Petersen. Goodreau Neckopulos B r e e d love Wischnowski Parbs Rexmus BACK ROW Adams Maas Prpprn S c h u I t z Wolf Wahlbeck Meents Newcomb Morgan Hebert MIDDLE ROW R Prlce Nall mg H Prrce Gandy Iohn son Nelson Preston Lund Stockton FRONT R O W Melhoune LaF1ne Thanos Herd M o r r 1 s Shumaker Lambert Wrlson Mxchell BACK ROW Lambert Gross Sommers Kearney Bass Lueth Mextzner Scheppler Out s e n 315 alabna MIDDLE R O W Gawronskx Zelhart W e e k s Hurley Benscoter Martrn Kadow Spenard B a s t r n Rrqgs FRONT ROW Schnell Cote Wolford Geedmq DeBouck Butters Prppm Cryer Styck Fowler page twenty nrne P1gsk1n packers Football A newly appoxnted mentor Paul Fowler greet ed the football squad wh1ch rncluded 20 returnmg lettermen when they reported for practrce late m August Coach Fowler was rmported from Bradley Hrgh School to itll the posrtron left vacant by Gene Dykstra s resrgnatron The mdex was for a lrght but speedy eleven wrth two latent pass snatchers Bob Holz and Duane Schnell and sev eral able arms to handle the prtchmg chores Athletrc Drrector Earl Iones provrded the team and fans wrth the latest equrpment when a vastly rmproved l1ght1ng system was rnstalled and addr tlonal bleachers were constructed The Kays opened agarnst the werghty Streator Bulldogs on Alumnr Freld to emerge wrth a 6 6 tre The followrng week Danvrlle played host to Kan kakee and tr1umphed 31 6 Ragged play and sev Coache lanes Fowler swlkle and eral fumbles by the Demons helped the Danvrlle eleven to garn thrs vrctory margm m, Varsity Squad BACK ROW Manager Rexs Barnett Scott Austxn Handley Mark Schnell Wxlkens Enright Beach Laloy Cotsones Manager Searls MIDDLE ROW Manager Remche Peters Sxppel Burngamer Yamo Whrte H Burkhalter Reynolds Goodnch Wolford Bloom Cryer Manager Ber trand FRONT ROW Coach Iones Hxghland Holz Webb Beaupre Kral Iohnston F Burkhcrlter Mlchaud Kell Taylor Clevenger Coach Fowler page thlrty t xt-. 1 ... nh ' I I - , I . ,.. ,. , . . . , I I - i . . . - . 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I I I I ' Travelrng to Calumet Crty the Fowler men opened the South Suburban Conference wars wrth an rmproved defensrve game They were unable however to stop the sl1p pery backheld of the Meteors who at the frnal gun had made the count 14 O W1ll1S Kral scrappy guard chrpped a wnst bone 1n thrs fray and was out of acuon for several weeks A smooth workmg team from Clark Hlgh School of Hammond Indrana the next gnd Patchett rs brought down after a gaxn rn the Clark game opponent of the Kays carrred oft a 25 7 tn umph at Kankakee Returnmg to South Su burban competltron K H S conquered the Argonauts here for the frrst trme srnce 1940 and the Schnell to Holz combrnatron were responslble for the Kankakee scores The followrng Frrday a power house ieam from Bloom of Chrcago Herghts gamed a 41 0 v1c 'cry over the locals Because of a severely brursed hxp 1n thrs encounter Holz was d1s Burkhalter Webb Kral and Mrchaud put the charqmq sled to good use page thxrty-one ' , winning 19-12. Leighton Patchett, Bob Kell, Douq Mllls Unxversxty ol Illmoxs Coach congratulates Patchett on wmn ng Rotary s most valuable player trophy abled for most of the rematnmg game The Kays f1I11Sl'led the conference race w1th a 1312 loss at Blue Island Touchdowns one scored by Patchett and the other by Kells pass to Schnell were meftecttve because the two converslon attempts tarled Hoopestons Corn Ie kers next defeated the v1s1t1ng Kankakeeans 19 6 Facmg a new r1va1 1n the fmale the 1nsp1red Kays present ed the home crowd Wllh a rousxng vlctory over Calumet Hrgh from Ch1cago Although two Kankakee touchhdowns were nulhhed markers by Elhs Ausun Beach and Patchett who were arded by the most alert l1ne play of the season garnered a 21 12 wm a sub The coaches of the South Suburban Con ference honored the team captaln Fred Burk halter Wllh a frrst stnng pos1t1on on the all VARSITY RECORD conf rence team Fred s actrvtty at guard was a bnght spot 1n an otherwrse not so bnlhant season Holz and Patchett were awarded second str1ng berths on the All South Subur b '1 team To rece1ve the Rotary Club s most valuable player trophy the squad chose Patchett the1r leadmg scorer and ground gamer Senlors who rece1ved letters 1nclude Aus tm Beach Donald Beaupre Burkhalter Gene Clevenger H1ghland Holz Kral M1ke Laloy K ll Charles Iohnston Ernest M1chard Ger old Mark Patchett Morns Scott Don Taylor and R1chard Webb Iunlors Floyd Reynolds and Iohn W1lk1HS and Sophomore Duane backbone of the team Student managers were Donald Bertrand Gene Re1s and George Searls FROSH SOPH RECORD Kankakee OPPUH Kankake Opponent Streator Danvxlle Calumet Clty Clark Argo Bloom Blue Island Hoopeston Calumet ot Chxcaqo 12 page thuty two B adley Calum t Clty Lockport St Anne Argo Bloom Blu Island 3 -, ' L . gt S1 if . , I Q GL , x I ll T ll I ' ' stantial birthday present for Coach Fowler. S35-I1S'11 will be buck UGX1 YSCII 'IO fO1'm the g f-f-1-'-- ----+ fe----V-- vi- --v t ' Y - ' 9111 1 - 3 y 6 6 r 0 19 Q 1 ' 31 6 - Q ' 13 7 1 1 ' 14 0 0 20 25 7 .. o 26 y 1 19 12 y 13 27 1 2 41 0 27 27 1 13 12 2 s 26 I9 6 ' 21 The subs Frosh Soph Wrnnmg f1ve games agalnst one t1e and one defeat Coach Charlre Swrkle s lxttle Kays had a successful season although they had to be satrsfled wxth sharmg second place rn the South Suburban League After beat1ng Bradley 19 O the ponres fell to Calumet Crty 1n the frrst conference race 13 7 Lockport was the next opponent and the hapless Porters lost 20 O The Cardlnals of St Anne and Argo followed as v1ct1ms of the hrgh sconng Kay team the former losmg 26 U and the Argonauts 27 13 A stalemate 27 27 t1e w1th Bloom and a 26 6 vrctory over Blue Island frnrshed the 1947 scores for th1s future varsrty eleven Half back hm Palmateer captured scormg laurels totahng 47 pomts whrle Ierry Otto freshman counted 39 markers at the full back posxtlon Bob Summers was the thrrd major scorer on the team from hrs rrqht end pot snanng passes worth 32 pomnts Football Ierry Ph1ll1ps and Elmer Wrlson also played end and Iohn Laloy and Bern1e Werner were tackles Puchard Hardaway Gaylord Walter Ierry Benscoter and Pat Burns who handled the team s puntmg rn a most competent man ner held guard posxtlons Bob Morgan had the center spot Backfreld dutres were shared by Gene Foster Iohn Cardosx Earl Alexand er Paul Mxller Otto and Palmateer Wmners of the mmor football letters be s1des the aforementioned lncluded Errckson Narhng Rxce Morrow Worth Leo Hardaway and Shpmer Team managers were Bob Hardesty and Don Rels An added 1ncent1ve for the underclassmen to frght for a team berth was provrded 1n the organ1zat1on of a freshman team and the presentatron of freshman numerals to Hogan Laughlrn Reynolds Spenard Vade Bon Coeur Iohnson Harwell and Genshaw Frosh soph squad BACK ROW Vade BonCoeur Rlce G Reynolds Harwell McLaughlin Erickson Iohnson Spenard Genshaw Hogan Cooper LaGesse Fourmer Schultz Raqle Iacquet MIDDLE ROW Coach Swxkle Palmateer Alexander Burns Laloy Clark Phxllxps Foster Summers R Hard away Miller Rexchert Tall Cardosx Coach Norton FRONT ROW Lamb Wilson I. Hardaway I Reynolds Morgan Walters Dean Langloxs Werner Shpxner Worth Benscoter Morrow Otto Seated rn front Managers Hardesty and Reis Q 3.4.5 page thxrty three ll II ' ' . ' ' Ragle, Young, Schultz, Cooper, lacquet, Mc- . .7 - .- hi l Watch the baton.. ..Band and Twirlers STANDING: Means, Sarowatz, Goldenstein, Powell.. BACK ROVV: Anderson, Shook. FOURTH ROW: Stewiq, Mc- Millin. Bloom, Croxen, Richards, Warmbir, Marshall, Amberq, I. Genson, Garrett. THIRD ROW: Kral, Pickett, Ham- mond, Taylor, Doris, Koerner, Baron, Bunnell, Sirois. SECOND ROW: Shoven, Baird, Burrell, Iohnson, G. Ulvel- inq, Vanden. FRONT ROW: Price, Snell, Lund. BACK ROW: Durell. Cardosi, Kibbons, Lunkusky, Hess, Wilkinson, Bauer. CENTER: Diane Hartquist, Wehr, Margaret Hickey. page thirty-fcur I Forward, march! Here comes the band, cheered the crowd at the foot- ball games. The spectators nev- er knew what to expect from those talented musicians who presented colorful antics at half- time. The members played host to the marching musicians from Bloom and later were quests at Blue Island. Leading the parades were Anna Wehr, drum rnajorette, her two mascots, and the baton and flag twirlers, decked in new uni- forms. BACK ROW: Offerman, Peters, Daniels. FOURTH ROW: Bunnell, Sirois. Thompson, M. Genson, Wakeman. Vade BonCouer, I. Strasma, Garbs, Barsalow, Shourd, W. Cheffer, Mann. THIRD ROW: Zachgo, C. Ulveling, R. Chefter, Wischnowski, I. Eastman, Gollub, Ronna, Fawthrop, V. Eastman. SECOND ROW: N. Strasma, Kendall, Peck, Mey- er. Grady, Crews. FRONT ROW: M. Strasma, Wolfe, Smith. During the seventh period and noon hour the halls echoed with notes played by members who were preparing for the mid-win- ter concert. Featured soloists at that concert were Roberta Iohn- son, pianist, Ierome Price, clari- netist, and Charles Ulveling, cornetist. The band directed by Mr. Piersol, better known as Coach, participated in civic parades and affairs as well as high school activities. 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E 'll X Q 4 22.3 Q z. , xg 1 Governmg the school Student Counc1l Y Stockton I Cardosl Reis Genshaw Spenard Kidd Fiore MIDDLE ROW Enckson Rice REIIIICIIS DeBouck Reetz Boudreau C Cardosi Secretary Stupka President Kell Vice president Ray Mr Norton Beach Iaffe Lambert Iaemcke FRONT ROW Patchett Warmblr Wllson Meents Iames Hinton Raquse Order 1n the court' These were the solemn words of D1Ck Ray the Student Court judge To enforce cer ta1n aspects of school d1sc1pl1ne by students the Student Court which was pondered over for some trme was voted 1n March 16 1947 Th1s year the f1rst of the court 1n operat1on marked a new step m stu dent government If 1n the past year you have seen students raklng leaves or wash1ng walls that was probably their punlshment for v1olat1ng a rule Representatwes for Councll were chosen from each home room according to 1ts enrollment In order to qual1fy students must have carr1ed all sublects of the prev1ous semester successfully This year s Coun c1l was made up of 36 members Prov1d1ng basketball and football programs and pav1ng the Way for games by hav1ng rousing pep :rs semb11es were on the agenda of the more dynam1c Pfssldsnf Robert Kell dlscussss plans with Adv: er Dan Norton rn the act1v1t1es of the Councll Before the Calumet game the familiar seulng of Qhe hbmry where cornmxttees sponsored a huge bonfrre and a snake 'hs Counsll me' dance page forty one AJ 4. . . n Q Q C I f .. T' .A A5 5 x 5 -J .. . x vi, ? x g lx Q N' X . . . L ' .Q '1...,f ' ' ' f V. V. . BACK ROW: Highland, Roth, Higgins, Cassel. Schneider, Foster, Hcrrdesty. S. Beach, Goodrich, 1. . ,, 7 FIISL ln scholarshlp NC!t1OnCtl HOHOI' SOC1etY The Kankakee Hrgh School chap ter of the Natronal Honor Socrety of secondary s hools chose 28 senrors for 1ts charter members 1n November The faculty councrl 1n luded B Y All1SOH prlnclpal MISS Ruth Cole charrman lVl1ss Lourse Wood lVl1ss Martha Montgomery Mrss Vera Bak er Mtss Dorothy MCGIHDIS and Frank Weller Through the year 1ts members helped to fultrll the Eollowmq pur poses oi the soc1ety To create an en thusrasm for scholarshrp to strmulate a des1re to render serv1ce to promote wcr hy lead rshrp and to encouraqc the development of character As a servr e proyect the members es tabhshed the TIIST book exchange N H S also award d a scholarshrp The 28 members were chosen for therr quallhcatrons of s holarshrp ervrces rend r d character and leadershrp In the second s 'nester 23 addrtronal members were s l cted Ten were senrors and thrrte n tumors They are as follows S 'nors Shrrley Lunkusky Iolme Shoven Norma Bray Robert Anderson Harvey Har rrs Donald Rockwell R1chard Arthur Dolores Prlotte Ralph rrancrs Lour e Sommer Dolores Mrller Theresa Mrozowrcz and Ioyce hddy Iunrors Shrrley Bergman Shlrley lorgen son Barbara Mrchael Karen Kral Ilewellyn Llcht Iohn Strasma Mar 1on Genson Clrtton Bloom Erma Vvrschnowskr and Harold Iohnson BACK ROW Richter Chanqnon Van Gullder Kell Schnelder Mlchaud Beach Buck Adam MID DLE ROW Lowe Ray Crews, Cardosr. Rose, Lambert Bxsluk, Benheld, Cavender Wnlhams, Lemen aqer FRONT ROW Bereolos Secretary Iames, V1cePres1dent Ahlvm, Presxdent Mann Treasurer O Reilly, Mr Weller, Iohnson. Hrqqms page forty two . . u n . . , . .,, ' . Q . . . V . F . , . . . . -A . V , . x. , . . -V . Q C . :J VA., , , . . F . V . . . S4 . . . . , , . :N Q , , . , N., V . , , x, , . . ,- . . . . cn, ,, , . .,- 1 1 1 1 Q I I - 1 I 1 - . ' I L , If D . . , , . . . I . -. . 1 1 - I I - W ,- Q . 3 . L A Cf I 1 1 L I . -4 1 1 ' -I' . - 5' I A I I . . . , . I I 1 I 1 1 I 1 I . News hawks Qulll and SC1'0ll ll L---P... BACK ROW Mrss Kaul Presrdent Lowe Secretary Van Guxlder Hxggms V1cePres1dent Shoven Bauer FRONT ROW Schnelder Bereolos Cardosr The Qu1l1 and Scroll IS an 1nter natronal honorary socrety for hrgh school journahsts estabhshed Apnl 10 1926 at the Un1vers1ty of Iowa Such noted journahsts as George H Gallup Henry Iustm Sm1th of the Ch1cago Da11y News and Kent Coon er head of the Assocrated Press are among the honorary founders More than 3500 chapters are now actrve Kankakee Hrgh Schools chapter was estab11shed 1n 1928 the frrst hon orary socrety here Before bemg rec omrnended for memb rsh1p by the advtser a candrdate must b 1n the upper lh1l'd of hrs class 1n scho1ast1c stand1ng must be e1ther a Jumor or a senlor and rnust have don super lor work rn wr1t1ng edltmg art or busmess management Both the Kanka Keynote and Kan kakeean pubhcatron staffs are repre nted 1 1 the chapter s memb rsh1p Besrdes therr staff work at odd and even hours the members had sev eral get togethers devoted to fun alone Through the Keynote the Qulll and S roll furthered a g t to know your hbr ry campargn and sponsored the nat1ona1 S holasuc Awards rn the lournahsm d1v1s1on The World Peaceways contest rn ed1tor1als and 1nte1v1ews was another project page forty three Palnts and palettes ..... Art Club BACK ROW Spenard Qulczley Iames Mxsuraca McMahon Treasurer Chayer Secretary Gowler M Sexton Vrce presxdent Walker MIDDLE ROW Presxdent Wheeler A Sexton Eckhardt Breedlove Ahrens Riggs Stegmeyer Memenga Highland Henrel-:ln Merlllat Walter Whrte Fengler Bressner FRONT ROW Mrs Van Gurlder Rettke Snoddy Cavender Wrlson Headquarters of a busy httle group known as the Pa1nters Un1on of K H S 1S to be found 1n room 301 Thrs year the club has developed a small fund towards the purchase of an elec tnc k1ln by selhng apples at football games Projects of th1s year s umon were soap f1gur1nes the annual tr1p to Chl cago the assembly sk1t and varlous partres Several speakers gave 1nter estmg talks on the value of art rn the bus1ness world. The members also page forty four studred the l1ves of famous pamters For the f1rst tlme the club has pur chased gold palette p1ns for deserv mg members who made a grade of B or above In the contest sponsored by Scho lastlc Magazme Iacquehne Gowler junror won a place award whlch enabled her work to be rncluded rn the selectlon of f1nal1sts for the Na tronal H1gh School Art Exh1b1t1on 1n the Fme Arts Gallerres 1n Carnegre Instrtute Prttsburgh Pa I 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 - . I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - Z 1 1 1 1 1 1 I . - 1 1 - - 1 11 - 11 - - 11 11 - 1 I - 1 1 ' 1 1 - On stage, everyone Drama Club From grandpa to the mvarrably mrschlevous offsprmg 1n a few short swrpes ot the make up brush dra matrc roles are loads ot fun even rn pantomnne Does anyone fall to re member the assembly before the Bradley game? Th1s year the Drama Club took on a new torm of entertarnrnent radro The group rece1ved a rous1ng ovat1on for 1ts hrst rad1o program on WKAN entxtled The Ins1de Story Thrs pro gram sponsored by the Iumor Red Cross 1ncluded 1n the cast Robert Coda Chns Cotsones Gerald Mark Ronald Lange Ronald Bunte Patr1c1a Patchett Shrrley Jorgensen Theresa Atrlcano Marvxn Marth Anne Van Gu1lder Mary Bauer lean Wh1te Lyle Ray and Patrrcra Lowe Mrs Rolande Van Gurlder art teacher presented an mterestrng talk on the art of stage make up at the October meetrng Several members rllustrated how actors prepare for plays The story of the Passlon Play was g1ven by Mrss Gladys Ehrhardt Germany the home ot the or1g1nal Passron Play BACK ROW Presrdent Lowe Mxss Tull Stewlg Henrekxn White Lange McMxllxn Coda Goodrich Datulo Werner Shuman Strasma Kennedy St Iohn K Ryan Mxss Freyermuth MIDDLE ROW Case Warmbu' Kmq Nelson Weeks Vxce presxdent Dunlap Secretary Ulvehng Treasurer Schep pler Mrller Mxchael Peppm Van Gullder FRONT ROW Hxller B Ryan Wulf! Snoddy Sweeney Kuntz Lrbby Meents Schrey Rambolt Bates Cummmgs page forty fxve 1 ' 1 I . u . , 1 I -'U , ' librarian, who spent some time in , : , ' ' Ki1ocyc1e Kids . ...Edisonian Radio Club At the beginning of the year, the 1947-48 Radio Club members knew nothing about diagrams and the ones they later analyzed would have been a maize of lines and syrn- bols. Now the boys not only can read the diagrams but they also follow them up by building radio sets. They learn d much about the shy little electrons connected with radio communication. A trip to station WKAN made a big day for the club but the highlight of the year was the Radio Club assembly in which all of the most recent theories in the fields of chemis- try, physics, and biology were unfolded in one grand trankensteini, experiment. BACK ROW Neuby Daniels Hiatt Swan hu baum Harris Netzel Boura sa ORellly FRONT ROW Armst ong Sm th Vlcep esldent Rockwell President Keast Se reta ytrea urer Kemp Bach man Mr Eckhart t Charting new paths ..... Byrd Science Club All aboard for Chicago' called the driv ers ofthe chartered buses which took the Byrd Science Club members to the Chicago Mu seum of Natural History the Museum of Science and Industry the Shedd Aquarium and the Planetarium The annual spring and fall trips were the highlights of the year for the freshman scientists Members who got lost in the windy city will NEVER forget 1t page forty six The purpose of the club is to promote inter est in science outside the classroom and to give freshmen an opportunity to participate in scientific endeavors and c1v1c advantages To provide soc1al activities two of the meetmgs were set aside Santa Claus was the honored guest at the Christmas party In the spring the members went to Byrd Park for their picnic BACK ROW Rlddell Nelson Neuby Hxllc brand Relnrche G11 bert Langton Tanner Bass Otto Young Le Ge se Wendel MlD DLE ROW Wrllrnmson A c c r u s o Wahlbeck Herd Preston Barlow oodb rlet Nemrtz Dor IS Grra d Krdd Frazrer Bland Mrchaud Dxacos FRONT ROW Mxss Scaqgs Thanos Reyn olds Rattm Nelson Tall Hrcks Gandy Gal laqher Shaman S Iohn Cote Lambert BACK ROW O Hara Spenard Marcotte R o c k e rt McLaughl'1 Genshaw Somme Stockton Henry Bere olos Dolson DeBou lc Coffman MIDDLE ROW Airrcano Cole Chang n o n Gollub Netzel Eur r ell Wxschnowskr C a r h o u n Gerchgall Hart Schnell Fortm Snodgrass FRONT ROW Kourbehs Perry Legan Secretary Far ra Treasurer Babcock Presrdent Chrxsten n V 1 c e Presrdent Powe 1 Vade BonCoeur Baron Beauvars LeSage BACK ROW Iordcm Mnrth Schnori Stone Glldewell Glaze Oes terle Hassett Cooley Drqqle Lueth Wlllxam son Iarle THIRD ROW Whe ler Mxll r Muehl et Gross Iones Beach Betou n Cooper Ien kms SECOND ROW Rettke Beland Hardy Gagmer Mxtchell Mar tm Frederrck Rrqqs Iohnston Ball Genson FRONT ROW Mxss Cole Meents Taylor Schn rdermeyer Sxm mon Etzel Stearman Phlllrps Campbell Fowler s , . ' - G e . ' , - . . l. Q Styck, Brazier, Vrolyk, ' ' se . ' - ' l , 1 r ' ' e , ' 9 . - r e. . - El- ' . s. , . 5-Qi Puer1 et puellae wrll always re member that Omms Galha rn partes tres d1v1sa est Members of the Lat1n Club the old est organlzed club of the school ap preclate the help the language grves them rn preparmg the1r vocabulary for many other sublects ACl1Vll1eS at the regular meetlngs were carrled on 1n a Latm motrf MAH page forty exght Roman plays vocabulary qu1zzes and songs sung rn Latm were m order At Chr1stmas t1me fam1har mus1c but unfamrhar Words Cexcept to the Latm Club? floated through the a1r from room 217 Holidays on the Ro man calendar were occaslons for spe c1al celebratton ACl1Vll1 s tn a modern VGIII lnclud ed a tea dance and a prcruc 111 the s rmg 6 Q Presrdent Smxth Secretary son Kemp rekin, Stewiq. Ven1 vldi, vinci . . ..Latin Club 9 at ft C O ri Attjsjfts. I . X ' I: 5' 1 L K ' ', X -1 It , T11 N- 1' .I I. l 5 , 9 R I ll A 'R Y I fl, 1 Q I BACK ROW Danxels Rexs Shpm r Dean Marth Bus tlet Wulf! Wolf Lange latte Wendel MIDDLE ROW Carhoun Burrell Wlschnowskl Netzel Gol lub BeDell Schultz Rauen White Wahlbeck Ienkms FRONT ROW Gerchqall Kreft Gropp Bancroft Coda Vxce presxdent Mc Mrllm Hurrell Taube Gen BACK ROW: Walter Stone Langton St. Iohn Rockert Sp.,nard Burns Strasma Kissack. C a r d o s 1 Otto Rice. MIDDLE ROW Stelk Dunn, Sheasley G Nelson W. Nelson, Sutton Fnday Hassett Accurso Walter Mann Campbell FRONT ROW: Miss Beardslee Kendall Farrar Babcock Buqwell, Styles Cole Tay lor Kl.,mit Marson Hen BUSIHSSS bound Commercial Club BACK ROW Bray Schleel Burns Stutz Bressner Wal ker See ODonnell Bene drct Frsher Schrey Schep pler MIDDLE ROW Qurq ley St Iohn Ulvelrnq Cor rrveau Krbbons Erwrn Reynolds Powell Fox Wulft Dorrs Wakeman Wrschnowskr Gross Brs luk FRONT ROW Allarn Barnett Kennedy Butzmes Holmes Mrss Bonvallet Mrss Carmody Vrce pres: dent Prrce Presrdent O Herlly Secretary Srmpson Mrs Haley Zollxcoller Hecks Fogel Lrbby BACK ROW Buck Erzmq lohn Barsalou Betourne Reetz Braun McCauqhey Volkman Sutton MIDDLE ROW Bergman Gowler Brrr Arthur Taron Panaz zo Lucus Morgan Weeks Goodman Kunde Slyck Legqott FRONT ROW Mlss Baker Klemrt Lueth Bauer Dxgqle Burk Ryclc man Posrnq I.eRette Nan trsta McK1nley Mrss Gramse ASDF LKI were the gurde keys every typrst had to learn Gettrng budgets to balance was the Worry of the bookkeepers and learnrng therr symbols kept the shorthand students on therr toes The Commercral Club 1S open to students enrolled rn any commercral subject The tour through the Armstrong Cork Company was perhaps the most lnterestlng event of the year As the group went through the Of'f1CeS they env1s1oned themselves 1n s1m1lar 3 posmons Seerng the manufacturrng process also proved mterestmg A speech by Ron Henrekm presr dent of the Chamber of Commerce the frlm Take A Letter Please and the reports of the ofhce practrce class es helped the members to gam fur ther knowledge of the personnel and requrrements of busmess enterpnses On the llghter srde a p1cn1c at Byrd Park a party 1n February and a banquet 1n May were 1n the secre tary s datebook page forty nme . . . . , - , , x , - I f , I - , Qj- ' M 0 . I I I K . ' , X ' . : ' , X 'T .X . ' . , L L , gf . er, Kourbetis, Dattilo, St. P , in 6 lg' 5- , , . I ' 6 , ,, I f-7,3 4 , , 11 . , - - , I ' . .J rl M . . . ,VX A . . I I I I . H R .. , - , . I - . . . . . , Women only Glrls Club Senate BACK ROW Shoven Wlllrams Iorqensen Kendall Gowler Dons Powell THIRD ROW Gowronskl Bates Hart Wllson Gropp LaF1ne Bancroft Lutes Eckhardt. Klme SECOND ROW Mxller Lowe Treasurer Wxschnowskx Vice president Wulft Mrss Wood Presldent Bauer Secretary Kmq Huntley Nantlsta FRONT ROW McKinley Rettke Walker Eastman Wtlkxnson Cummmqs Oesterle Dxggle What' No glrls 1n home room to day? Th1s quest1on came from the lonely boys when there were G1r1s Club meetlngs To gu1de the members was a Glrls Club senate composed of one g1rl to represent each home room The senate suggested under taklngs and the other g1rls CGI'1'1ed them out Mrs H O McCracken spoke to club members on boy and glfl rela t1ons Earl Iones athlet1c d1rector ex plamed at a meetlng how glrls help to make a successful basketball team Page flfty An mductxon ceremony was g1ven for the freshmen A scrapbook de p1ct1ng school hte at Kankakee H1gh made by the g1rls was sent to France Hlgh School Daze an or1g1nal1n terpetatlon of school l1fe prepared by g1rls representlng each class was the chref event of the year The crown1ng of the queen Mary Bauer gave color to the occaslon The q1IlS conducted a magaz1ne sales dnve to a1d a school 1n England Those who sold the most were Iune Barsalou Beverly Lund and Clara Kendall n I 0 n Q 1 o 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 . Z 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,, . . . . . ,, . . 1 - 1 . 1 . . . . 1 1 1 - . , 1, . ,, . . . 1 1 ' 1 . . A 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 , , ' 1 1 1 1 1 Go team, go' Wm team Wm' K Club If you see a crowd of fellows push mg peanuts down the street wlth the1r noses scrubbmg the downtown sxde walks w1th toothbrushes or flshmg 1n the gutters youll know the 1n1t1a t1on of the new K Club members IS 1n progress Thls event always creates a great deal of mterest 1n the town Any boy who has earned a letter m football basketball baseball or track IS ehglble to 1o1n the organ1zat1on After the Bloom football game the K Club sponsored a dance us1ng a harvest motlf Remember that get acquamted dance? One of the fea tured events of the year was the bas ketball game faculty vs buslness men Another hlghhght was the K Club assembly to whlch everyone looked forward At thelr meetmgs held regularly at the school the boys saw movles of the football games or dxscussed plans for some affauf BACK ROW Vlce presxdent Mlchaud Pombert Dathlo Wxlkens Enright D Reis Presxdent Hxqhland Schnell Plulhps Kral F Burkhalter Beaupre Clevenger Patchett Searls Hmton Kell Holz Good rxch MIDDLE HOW G Reis H Burkhalter Bumqarner Cryer Reynolds Handley Taylor Mathls Secretary Iohnston Francxs FRONT ROW Bertrand Mark Thompson While Yarno Webb Bloom Wemer Cotsones Scott page fxfty one 1 n 1 1 o o . . . . 11 . . . 11 1 ' ' ' 1 . , . . . - 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 Z - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' . I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Espanol francous Romance Language Club Ice cream bars La Cucaracha and Susanne de Sreux V1lle have kept the Romance Language Club a source of fun and entertamment The club has bought a phonograph and recorder from money collected by sell1ng 1ce cream bars at the bas ketball games Recordmg thelr vorces provrded endless amusement for the French and Span1sh classes Collabo rat1on w1th the Jamtors kept the gym plenty warm and oh how good those 1ce cream bars tasted' The student body was taken on a Hop to Havana by way of the frlm presented by the club 1n 1ts annual assembly Chrrstmas trees newly weds danc1ng and games were all typ1cal of the tea dance held 1n the aud1tor1um Although Span1sh students out numbered French students almost three to one les franca1ses held then own well 1n any song fest the club attempted Room 203 rang w1th laughter and songs sung sl1ghtly off key every fourth Thursday BACK ROW Herrmann Gibson Bloom Iones Arthur W St Iohn SIXTH ROW Van Guxlder Grquere Larsen Wllkmson Michael FIFTH ROW Black Case Kral SIFOIS Wells Wrschnowskx Cassel Dons Lanqellrer FOURTH ROW F l M oqe eents K Shoven Glvens Kuntz THIRD ROW Peck Sweeney Gerrltson Bereolos Scheppler SECOND ROW Barsalou Blackmore Oesterle Bates Stupka FRONT ROW Mxss Mort tt M K l e c rn ey Iorqenson I Shoven Lowe I St Iohn Fxsher Mrss Gernon page frfty two Book lenders, book binders Llbrary Club It the fiction books are by the north wall could you please tell me where the non fiction books are? was the plea most often answered by the librarian Miss Gladys Ehrhardt and her helpers For students seeking material for history outlines an Eng lish report or lust tor a good spare brary Club were Wllllflg to assist When not serving the student body they were busily at work with paste shellac or some other essential mate r1al repairing torn books Ardinq voluntarily rn their free time the club s mdustrious members also checked books in and out and kept track of the date on which they would be due One of the mam problems of the group this year has been the time for holdmg their meetmgs Th1s 1S due to assemblies occurred on Thursday therr regular meeting day But regu lar meetings or not no one can deny that it was fun to be a member of the Library Club' BACK ROW Lemenager Fromm Secretary R Frederick Marth Vice President Strasma Walker Weeks Simmons FRONT ROW Clemans Yonke M Frederick Mlss Ehrhardt President Williams Miller page fifty three time book, the members of the Li- the fact that so many holidays and Score, 2 up, shout crowd ..... G. A. A. Doing dishes after a chili supper as an initiation penalty proved to be well worth the effort. So said the new members of the G. A. A. who later insisted that it was necessarily 1: SO. Both new and old members rallied to participate in basketball volley ball and badminton tournaments These same girls played in the schools first speedball tourney Membership in G A A is based on a point system Girls must earn one hundred points before becoming a member and one hundred points each year thereafter to remain a member. These points are gained by participating in sports at noon or after school. Although the chief object of the G A A is to stimulate interest in girls athletics lighter moments that will be remembered are the playdays at Bloom and Crete Because of the afore mentioned dishes the freshman girls will best remember the Christ mas party BACK ROW Sears Hess Ianuszki N St Iohn Schnell Snergowskx Kreft Miss Kesler TH1RD ROW S Bereolos Russell Taylor Frazier Good Zelhart Lund Meyer Demarah Bland Brazier SECOND ROW Nemitz Carpenter Girard Wilson Diacos Wikle P Bereolos LaF1ne M St Iohn FRONT ROW Ranz Secretary Gowler Walker Forgue President Sexton Sippel Shear Smith Mary St Iohn Vice president Bray page fifty four , . . . . 1 , . . , , . c I I I I I I I I I l 1 . n Happy homemakers ..... F. H. A. BACK ROW Adam Alrlccmo Ranz Hamlm Higgins Blsluk Gross THARD ROW Peterson DeBouck Strasma Beland Monn Bancroft Shrettler Rexmche SECOND ROW M1ss Coulter Preston Phillips Wxlhoyt Bxsluk Thornburg Doty FRONT ROW Pilotte Treasurer Mayo Secretary Martin Vice president BeDell President Hess Sommer the school 1S the Future Homemakers of America more commonly known as the F H A KNO relation to the Fed eral Housing Assocrationll Founded ln November this organ1zat1on has for its motto Toward new horizons The club members are girls who take foods or clothing Under the sponsorship of Miss Grace Coulter and Miss Alice Stone the Kankakee chapter has moved poses are to promote an appreciation of homemaking and to emphasize the importance of a good home as well as to further interest in home eco nom1cs Although its members may dis agree on other matters they are agreed on one thing be1ong1ng to the F H A is tops whetherit involves planning a party or carrying on a meeting Page l1flY hve One of the newer organizations in quickly into the school life. Its pur- Do, Re, Mi, Fa, So ..... Glee Club and Chorus BACK HOW Rulrson Rose Walker Styles Hutchrns Nelson Mrles Hrckox Eddy Kreft MIDDLE ROW Sutton Remxllcxrd Lrbby Hxcks Pcxlmcrteer Grady FRONT ROW Stevens Forque Snerqowskl Weeks Schneldermeyer The grrls chorus cmd glee club were under the drrectron of Mrss Mar gcrret Bower Led by Mrss Bower the two choral groups pdrtlclput d rn the Thcrnksgrvrng assembly Ioyce Eddy was theu' crccompcnrst at the prcrno In the h1gh school crudrtorrum De page frfty stx cember 21 the grrls jorned wrth the C1v1c chorus to present cr pre Yu1et1de concert The prologue consrsted of fcrmrhcrr ccrrols Among them were Carol of the Bussrcrn Chrldren cmd Gloncr rn Excelsrs Deo The glee club entered rn processroncxl s1ng1ng , . . , . . . . , . , . 9 . - - H - - 1, . . . ,, . . . ,, I . BACK ROW Miss Bower Perry Snergowskr Forque Eckhardt Schnell Hurley Lucus Lmdey Rose Stemke MIDDLE ROW Carpenter Wrlson Barlow Peck Fortxn FRONT ROW Mrsuraca Pcmazzo Hart Girard Brazrer Nemrtz L1ght In the second part of the pro gram they sang the French an' An gels We Have Heard on High The First Noel by H R Wilson was their concludlng number Providing entertainment at the Business and Professional Womens woman of the year was one ot the highlights on the program for the chorus and glee club In collabora tion with the boys glee club formed in February the girls glee club and chorus presented a concert in the spring page frfty seven Break Forth O Beauteous Heavenly banquet in honor of Miss Fannie Still, BACK ROW Francis C Walter G Walter Erzmqer Stockton N Strasma Coda FOURTH ROW Chaney St Iohn Stewig Hurrell Lange Schnorf THIRD ROW Snoddy Speckman Keeler M Strasma Stanley Doran Shoven Williams Chayer SECOND ROW Richards Van Guxlder Smith Mrs McGregor Weeks Mtlhone Braun FRONT ROW Bloom I Strasma Henrekm Krett Ulvelmg Sweeney Lueth Smile Turn to the right a little more.-There that s perfect.-Hold it now.-Okay! These are the charac- teristic expressions of the Camera Club enthusiasts To increase picture taking skill and to teach every member to develop print and enlarge his own films is the two-fold purpose of this club new- ly formed in October. Fay Anderson professional photog- rapher at Blankenbergs acted as the club s technical adviser With his help the members were privileged to use the dark room at Blankenbergs'. page fifty-eight The club s most talked about con test which was open to all high school students was the one for Miss K. H. S. Three athletic coaches acted as judges and were instructed to choose the rnost photogenic Miss not necessarily the most beautiful. Lectures slides and speakers on different types of photography pro- vided interesting meetings while monthly contests kept the shutters snapping. The display of the national contest winners pictures was the reason forthe ohs and ahs which tlowed from room 214. Shutter bugs ..... Camera Club Hall to the fellows H1 Y -on I qu- SENIORS BACK ROW St Iohn Ahlvm Bachman Hutchinson V1cepres1dentSchnexder Herrmann Dunlap Taylor Goldenstem Iohnston MIDDLE ROW Francls Koerner Shourd Searls Bourassa Harms Mxchaud Tengdm Mann BACK ROW Pres1dentRay Scott Kell Hamlyn Hmton Beach Davxs Suprenant Leader Faford SOPHOMORES-BACK ROW Scheasley Dunn Damels Worth Walter Mattox Su-ons MIDDLE ROW Meyers Dxamond Relchert Phxlhps Reis Eustlce Walter Mr Lane advxser FRONT ROW Unger Slupner Secretary Krssack Presrdent Iaemcke Vxcepres1dentStrasma Kemp McMxll1n page fxfty mne , . 00 ll -U l H 9 , 5, M, 'QQ' I 'M'- '4 T- - 2- '79 1 '7 In Q1 'JK' 3 Q . rf f H' - rf 'U J- ' 'fx' -f 34 -S - A . l F, 5 11 Q ,.e ,, , -..W 'L 5 'I' 3 ' Qt ill 451 . v A .. 1 I - x 1 . Q, Q N jj, A L ' :- 1 ' ' K f - L L l . . , Q' , x V .N L f I xii .A n - ' ft Q31 fl . .1 3 QC L Q 1, - .. T li ' J' N L x' z ' n J ' ' ' Q 4 i' sf f SP' 'vs ef-uf I -up K ' '- : . . ' . . . . ' '. They planned formals Trl Y 'v s 5000199004 SENIORS BACK ROW Smxth Wllkmson Van Gullder Wehr Hlqgms Pllotte Crews Lambert FRONT ROW Gessner Oesterle Mlller Treasurer Hess President Bereolos Secretary Rose Cardosl Bauer Ryan IUNIORS BACK ROW WulH Scheppler McK1nley Burr Stupka Slppel Barsalou Carraher Kral St Iohn MIDDLE ROW Lanqelher Speckman Dons Gxguere Holmes Mxchael Meents Grvens FRONT ROW Kuntz Kennedy Favors Klemlt Wakeman Wlschnowskl Treasurer Bates Rychman Black page sxxty - - . . . . . .. - N I I an I v q . - I 0 2 e V , ,- , , v .- ,- S '4 J w V 4 R 2 , 1 . - N -- , -JN 5'5 MA K 1 ' ez , A . , , ., 1' - : . . . . . ' . . . : . . . . , , ' I ' I ' M w -1 .. 53 V 5 - - .. ,, W . Y '- p I , A - .. ., -f X - , .. ., ,Af - A ,W .- I G .-' - I- N - 1 'Z' .L ' ' k .- -1 s V 1 1 .4 I.: .- ' . V- . , N F . - : . . . . , . . , . . . : . , , . . , . . 1 , . . . . . . . . They got together Trl Y SOPHOMORES BACK ROW Ca penter Cox Walker rlenrekxn Anderson Sw h McKay Marth Kase MIDDLE ROW Warmblr Brownheld Slegmeyer Hxller Morm BeDell Beach Bubxck Ianuszkr Nelson FRONT ROW Hammond Kmq Lutes Secretary Wllllams Pres1dentBowsher Treasurer Raguse Sears Richard Marson FRESHMEN BACK ROW Bereolos Dlacos Taylor Bland Schnell Campbell Frazler Mllchell Gal lagher MIDDLE ROW Demarah Nelzel Friday Eckhardl Cole Chanqnon Slearman Rxggs Hur ley FRONT ROW Wxschnowskx Gollub Shumaker Treasurer Lund Secretary Spenard Vrce presx dent Burrell Bushame Wxlson Brazxer Nemxtz page sxxly one . . Il I I ' 1' I I. 'x , J A W U , U , -- ,, 4 -3 v 3 ff, v - i . - H ,, 1 ' D' 6 l' .. Q3 . 4- ' I- .. . Q in ' V - .r. - wr -f. , , ., i X . X h A 1 v H ' . I .. I f 1 l 1 I f I 1 A 1 If . 2 . I 1 1 I ' 4 ' 1 l Q f A G - - ' 9 .ir : P 1. A ' ' 6. PSA . 'f' f , .- xi - . . A I wl'. ' . N . , A .. -. -3 .. f 0 '- N., -1 'N - ,. Q - -3 '7 ' ,.. Y - A i r ,! 4 Y, C if ff - : . ' . . , . . 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A I N 'v 'mx 'ef Q 6, 'L U D A L f 6 if Aj '-WYA A ' 1 xJ f' page sixty-two B1dd1ng for Cage Fame Varsity Basketball In November the vars1ty team seemed destmed for a banner year when hve letter men returned along Wllh the nucleus of last years champ1onsh1p irosh soph team Rec ords were made by Bob Holz wrth 276 and Duane Schnell w1th 237 who dommated the po1nt mak1ng department These boys scored nearly half the total tal11ed by the Kays Schnell also set a new 1nd1v1dual sconng record 11'1 the Bradley game of the regronal Scholast1c 1nel1g1b1l1ty and rnconslstent p1ay1ng of the contenders hampered the ef forts of Coach Earl lones to select a perman ent start1ng IIVS Seven men usually alter nated as starters Bob Kell Gene Clevenger and hm Palmateer were regular guards who gave the team speed on fast breaks Defens 1ve and oftensrve reboundrng was Well con trolled by Forwards Al Austln George Hard VARSITY RECORD Kankakee Kankakee Kankakee Kankakee Kankakee Kankakee Kankakee Kankakee Kankakee Kankakee Kankakee Kankakee Kankakee Kankakee Kankakee Kankakee Kankakee Kankakee Kankakee Kankakee Kankakee Kankakee Kankakee Kankakee Kankakee Peotone 24 Danvdh 45 Momence 31 Watseka 38 Calumet Crty 50 Bradley 42 Argo 28 Lockpon 43 Collmsvrlle 52 EastSt Loum 39 Streator 33 Bloom 33 St Anne 44 Blue Island 28 Calumet Crty 43 St Patnck 55 Argo 43 Danvdh 60 Lockpon 48 York tlllmhurstl 35 Bloom 36 Blue Island 44 St Anne 45 Bradley 37 Watseka 45 BACK ROW Managers Cotsones and Searls, Palmateer. Hardesty, Schnell. Holz. Austrn. FRONT ROW: Coach Jones, Rambolt, Kell. R Beach, Clevenger, Patchett page stxty three ' 40, ' ' ' - , - 46, ' . 61, ' 48, , ' , ' 37, ' - - 43, ' ' 52, ' . 52, . . . . 50, ' ' 37, . ' ' ' 51, tournament. gg' . . . . .. . . 40' - - 41. ' 72, . ' - 53, - - - 45, ' ' 60, - , , 40, ' 63, , 46, - ' 57, . ' ' ' - 44. Next Years Materlal F1'0Sl1 S0plI1 Basketball esty and Schnell together w1th Holz who handled the center spot The Kays came close to prommence ln the East St Lou1s hohday tournament when they nrpped at the heels of the great Coll1nsv1lle Kahoks before bowlng 52 50 After the team f11'11SheCl second to Calumet Clty 1n the South Suburban race Kankakee s fans were opt1m1st1c over chances of w1nn1ng the reg 1onal but these hopes were soon shattered A determmed Watseka qumtet conquered the favorltes 1n the hnale 45 41 g1v1ng the Kays 19 w1ns aga1nst s1x defeats one ot the best records 1n Kankakee Hlgh School s history Other letter wlnners 1ncluded Ron Beach Stan Beach Iack Gallagher and Pat Patchett At the end of the season h1s teammates chose Clevenger as honorary captarn Managers were George Searls and Chrls Cotsones FROSH SOPH BASKETBALL RECORD Kankakee Opponents Kankakee Opponents Kankakee Opponents Argo Danvllle Streator Momence Bloom Watseka St Anne Calumet Clty Blue Island I Bradley 1Calumet City St Patrxck Danvrlle Lockport York Bloom 1 Blue Island BACK ROW Coach Swxkle Wilson Hardaway Burns Benscoter Worth Summers Rauen Foster FRONT ROW Iohnson Alexander Otto Manager Hardesty Dean Cardosr Clark page sxxty four , . t . 5 1 38 32 . ' Peotone 42 12 l Lockport 23 18 Argo ' 39 38 32 22 ' 23 25 30 28 ' 44 27 . 37 17 ' 19 16 50 38 25 30 ' 25 19 , Yea frosh soph Yea freshmen' Charnpzons of the South Suburban Confer ence 1S the t1tle earned by Coach Charles Swrkle s frosh soph qu1ntet The ponles W1th a league record of elght Wms and two losses took the t1tle for the second consecut1ve year Bob Summers captured 1nd1v1dual scormg laurels totalmg 122 pomts for the season Regulars who w1ll be around next year to bolster the forces mclude Captoun Iohn Car lA71lSOI'1 and Ierry Otto Other letter w1nners were B1chard Hard away Gerald Benscoter Pat Burns Robert Clark Duane Dean Ed Hogan Austm Iohn son Dave Rauen and Bob Worth Bob Hard esty was the team s manager LEFT to RIGHT Enckson lVlcI.aucvhlm Rice Ball Sommer Hlllebrcmd Wendell Mann Iacquet Schultz Gcxqmer Patchett Ashlme Manager Rockert Coach Fowler page srxty fxve O I dosi, Gene Foster, Earl Alexander, Elmer I A nose for news Kanka Keynote K111 that story and say d1d you measure the head? Is the galley back? Although such terms suggest bold plots or drre deeds remrnrscent of the era ot galley slaves they are all 1n the days work to yournahsts 1n 207 Bl1thely 1gnor1ng unron hours the Keynote staff whrch almost entlrely changes 1ts per sonnel each semester wrote copy and planned makeups not of cosmetlc or1g1n In the tall the paper recerved notrce of 1ts All Amerrcan ratlng the prevrous semester and the specral George Gallup award from the rnternatronal honorary socrety Qulll and Scroll whrch IS a token of A 1n servtce to the school Head1ng the staff flrst semester were Phyllrs Bereolos and Cec1l1a Cardos1 co ed1 tors Mary Bauer feature edltor and Wrlham Hutchmson sports edrtor In busmess Bessre mester w1th Anne Hamlm as assrstant rn ad vertrsrng to be jolned second semester by Anna Wehr rn p1ann1ng layouts Carol Mc Hre was manager of c1rculat1on Plottmg the course second semester were Patr11a Lowe edrtor Iolme Shoven desk edltor Stephen Schnerder news Gd1lOI Hut chrnson at the sports desk and Charlotte Smrth feature dltcr Shrrley Wrlkrnson d1 rected the gathenng of lub news Bonnre Ryan was crrculatron manager and Dolores Koehle exchange d1lOI Mx Ftrs! semester Co edrtors Bereolos and Cardosx choose a headlme srze Se ond semester s att dxq m so ha h paper Hutchmson Kell and Adams note Wm be out on time an excepuonal sports story rn cr pro newspaper PCIQG SIXQY SIX . . . . I 3 Q - 1 . , , Kibbons carried on as manager, first se- . Ns 1 ,, .1 Li , ' xi 5 'J X .Q i 4 ' A ' ...xslt l , c . ' ' 3 ' 1 E t e x-L1 -51 FIRST SEMESTER STAFF at AM BACK ROW Adams Kell Mcl-he Kxbbons Hamlm Van Guxlder Ranz Hunl y Bates Hlqqms FRONT ROW Hulchmson Mlss Kaul Bereolos Cardosx Miller Wexske Bauer AM ?' 7 X., K ,nf SECOND SEMESTER STAFF BACK ROW Mlss Kaul Gessner Kxbbons Ryan Smxlh Koehle Race Mxller FRONT ROW Huich mscn Wehr Shoven Lowe Schnexder Wxlkmson page sxxty seven -I ,I L . 'L ' .2 . , T' X' , 3 4 '. NCQ , 5, 1 Trl. -My - : . . ' . ' , ' , ' . , 'e . . ' ' . .ez-+ . M , Lee Q2 0 3 6 1: -..- L Q U' 5' ' ' -A' - 1 - I. Q Q 9- , . I V C . u-' x 'V' - Q y 'K --'E'-15: f V ' WML fy ,- , .N I . 1, - N, . 5 ,A .A . A X lg 1 A x. I S Kan ko kee kee ko kan Cheerleaders page slxty exght IUNIORS Llbby Warmhu' Kuntz Kmg u ll - - I - - I I I SENIORS--ABOVE: Huntley. Ccrrdosi. BELOW: Bouzirecxu, Lunkusky Two Andrews cmd Crosby ESklm05 C111 In U WW '5- The Tn Y social ilmg PIUYUIQ volleyball page sucty nme Sprlnq In that soft season when descendlng show rs Call forth the greens and wake the r1s1ng flow rs When openmg buds salute the welcome day And earth relent1ng feels the gemal ray page seventy Alexander Pope rn Temple of Fame Sprmg what magrc there seems to be rn just that one word' Wrth the frrst hmt of sprrng a certa1n under current ran through school somethmg rntangrble but nevertheless present Restlessness and that rnexplamable wrsh to dr1ft and neglect dut1es ensued To most these symptoms spelled a large dose of what 1S commonly termed spnng fever Soft balmy breeze came through the Wmdows rn the study halls and transported mrnds of the students to prospectrve summer haunts Pulses qulckened as the chmax of the socral events drew near Decorat1ons for the prom were begun the cast for the semor play was chosen track men were prepared for the South Suburban meet golf men were turned to the green 1n therr spare moments and baseball practrce was 1n1t1ated Seruors thoughts galned mlleage toward the future as graduatlon that long awalted date ap proached Spnnq attacks south study tno - 1, - , 1 - - I , I - - H ' 1 , . 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At tive alter 12 the clattering of dishes the hum of voices and later the singing of birthday songs till the air in the cafeteria. page seventy-five They trod the c1nders Track BACK ROW Manager Wendell Thompson Taylor Macllllxster Gallagher Austm Palmateer Iohn ston Mendel Allaxn Cryer Managers Suprenant and Kral MIDDLE ROW Coach Fowler Highland S Beach Kinney Boyle Schneider Richards Hxllebrand Mlchaud Hmton Harns Bumgarner Coach Norton SECOND ROW Hardesty Wemer Lowery Iacquet Ragel Klssack Stockton OI-Iara Rolfe Plpptn Morgan Robert Pearce FRONT ROW Burns Woerhle Iaenlcke Hogan Danlels Wllson Rxce Dunn Richard Pearce Walter Ball As thrs book goes to press practrce for the sprmg sports IS lust gettmg un der way Coaches Paul Fowler and Dan Norton face a shortage of exper1enced track men only four varsrty letter men returmng Elhs Austm and Wes Hrgh land quarter mrlers Bob Holz champr onshrp werght man and Steve Schne1d er hrghyumper are these potentralpomt makers Other competent fellows who should show up well are hm Cryer George Hardesty Don Hrllebrand Wally Hm ton and hm Palmateer Palmateer es tabhshed a new pole vault record 1n the frosh soph d1v1s1on of the South Suburban league a year ago If the coaches can dxscover more talent I among the 50 other candrdates Kanka Coach Fowler shows Hxllebrand and Austin kee S hopes for U qood Season w111 be the proper posutxon for fast starts bI1gl'1leI1ed CIpp1'eC1CIblY page seventy sxx 1 1 . 1 l r A . ...Q I ,4 .. 1 . I I 1 Asc. ... . X. , M 1-. M, ,- , , vi' I x 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 s . . . . I - I .J , K . f'. 14. if E X ' l. 1 . 1 I I I - I - 1 1 1 I I - I ' - , . , . Y, I , I u - . BACK ROW Diebert Beach Kamph Holz Schnell Foster Taylor Klonowsln Coach Swikle FRONT ROW Manager F Burkhalter H Burkhalter Barnett Clevenqer Patchett Scott Kell Dear Lal oy Chefter With a record of 12 wins aga1nst tive losses last years baseball squad won second place in the South Suburban League All the games were later forfeited how ever when a Kankakee player was declared ineligible due to a transfer technicality. Six veterans came back to im- prove that record, but when prac- tice began there Was still a definite shortage of able material. Gene Clevenger was the only returning pitcher and Morrie Scott, the only experienced battery mate for him. First base was covered by Duane Schnell and Bob Kell re- turned to second base where his enthusiasm kept the other players on theirtoes. Don Taylor covered the short stop position, and Coach Charles Swikle had both Bert Dear and Ioe Klonowski to assist at third base. Kell tags Patchett as he attempts to steal third in a practice game. page seventy-seven Our national pastime ..... Baseball I ' I - lw qs Fumes, Stardust . . . . Iunior-Senior Proms Swayrng to the serftrmental musrc of Chuck Granger and h1s Down beats the 47 prom goers enloyea an evenrng of gayety When the rrbboned and flower be decked couples entered the gym scene of the elaborate affarr they walked mto a farryland of brrds and flowers At the back of the gym agamst a background of blue sky whlte clouds and green grass stood a castle rn feudal splendor Th1s m1n1 ature structure wrth rts gold turrets and glrstenrng moat was the talk of he prom Another novelty whr h at tracted adm1r1ng glances from very corner was a w1sh1ng well surround ed by mornrng glorres Prom Queen Bonnre Lambert and Krng Robert Kell rergned on he1r mushroom throne surrounded by moss and flowers wrth a grant norn mg glory over therr head to prof ct them from the spells of evrl fames Z- li Monarchs of the evemnq flanked by attendants LEFT to RIGHT Wxlkrnson Roth Roger Johnson Beverly Smrth Court Kmq Robert Kell and Queen Bonnle Lambert Hanshaw Gerald Hendnx McHre Francrs page seventy erght Sometrrnes l wonder why I spend the lonely nrghts dreammg of a song the me-lodrous strarns ot Stardust were the theme ot th1s year s Iumor Semor prom Floatrng lazrly from the ce1l1ng streamers w1th stars on them fluttered rn the breeze created by the gay group of prom goers Along the sldes of the balcony agamst a yellow back ground was seen the rnuszcal staff wrth notes of the Stardust refraln done 1n blue :eww W Kxng and queen pose m regal surroundings Wxth castle and clouds rn the background the happy prom goers pause lor the camera Ruhng over the evenmgs feSl1V1 tres the krng and queen sat on the1r star shaped throne A sparkhng star scepter was presented to the couple rn a very 1mpress1ve coronatron cere rnony Upon recervmg the1r crowns the k1ng and queen prom1sed to rule the1r subyects iarthfully and well The royal court was composed ofthe boys and glrls who were runners up for the krng and queen t1t1es Trny blue dance programs w1th gold stars on the front page and part of the muslcal refram 1ns1de w1ll long be chenshed 1n her scrapbook of hrgh school memor1es by every grrl who was there page seventy mne , ll ll ' , 9' . . .. 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' . , . . . -- - I U- - . . . l ,ir .Ill 1 Q- r, ff if -' rf- 4 - I Calling all the Kankakeean staff Report to 207 1mmed1ately' As soon as the all here was signified precious annual material such as the dummy home room pic tures idents write ups and sports ac tion shots were drawn forth Putting their heads together the staff began copy readlng mountlng pictures and measuring for the dummy At the first squeak of the door the sign of an outsider they switched over to the1r code language and hid anything that might have disclosed the theme A sneak preview of the year book in pantomime form was pre sented to the student body at the Kankakeean sales campaign assem bly When the plan for color in 1llus was filled with a steady hum of anx lous guesses The theme was success fully withheld from the curious The Kankakeean staff was headed by Anna H1gg1ns editor assisted by Iohne Shoven as organization and copy editor Anne Van Guilder was business manager and Stephen L---J BACK ROW: Wheeler, Bauer, Volkman, Schneider, Miss Kaul. FRONT ROW: Bereolos, Van Guilder, Shoven, Higgins, Lowe, Kihbons. Absent: Boudreau and Highland. page eighty Pr1nter's ink ..... Kankakeean ,' , ' - I , - - tration was disclosed, the auditorium Left Advertxsmg Managers Highland and Bereolos compare advertxsmg notes wrth Busxness Man ager Van Guxlder Rtght Copy Edxtor Shoven and Edxtor Hxqqms check on the club sectxon Schnerder sports edltor Art work on the yearbook and poster publ1c1ty were contrrbuted by Mary Bauer and Constance Wheeler School hfe and features were planned by Besste Krb bons and Patr1c1a Lowe Phylhs Bere olos and Weston Hrghland dlrected GdV9Il1511'1g and Iune Boudreau acted Iune Boudreau types school hte copy for Patrxcxa Lowe and Bessxe Krbbons as chtef typrst In Apnl the completed dummy was sent to the pnnters Then came the day when autographs were to be more popular than radro premrums rn a broadcastrng studlo-the day of annual drstnbutron Oh' What color' What pages' KANKAKEEAN STAFF Edrtor Anita Hlggrns Copy edltor Iolme Shoven Sports edrtor Stephen Schneider School hte edxtors Bessxe Kxbbons and Patncla Lowe Art edxtors Mary Bauer and Constance Wheeler Adverhsmg managers Phyllis Bereolos and Weston Hxghland Typist Iune Boudreau Photographers W lack Shelton and Wrllxam Volkman page exghty-one , . . - - ll , . . , Business managerulknne Van Guilder 3 . . , ....,.,. N . . . . , ----,-,-V--,,, , I , . t ' Q . . 1 Makes its debut at K H S Go kilt BACK ROW Roth R Mann Beckman Searls Wllkens Netzel Francxs FRONT ROW Mann Sheasley Christensen Eustlce Ferns Erickson Camera man catches golfers at practice page exghty two A new sport was maugurated here early 1n Apnl golf Coach Earl Iones went out to the Kankakee Country Club Wllh several promrsmg golfers Proba bly the most talented of the group was B111 Beckman a Junlor who usually fur rushes competltlon for Kankakee s best amateurs and professlonals B111 was champlon at Culver Mxlltary Academy s summer sess1on last year Other boys who stroll the lmks often and were bxddmg for places on the team mclude Iohn Wrlkens George Searls Don Netzel hm Eust1ce Mrlt Erxckson and Randall Mann FIVE meets were planned The coach d1v1ded the practlces mto sectlons tress1ng d1Herent fundamentals each sess1on . . . . . . . 'x- A 1' L 714. 7 Jr, ..'. 1 t t A , , . I I - . . . , . . . , . I I 1 1 I C . . .. Curtam gomg up Senlor Play Where there s a w1ll there s a way Th1s year the senror class proved thrs old adage to be true rn the-1r annual play Where There s a Wrll by Charles George was produced Aprrl 23 rn the audrtorrurn wrth Frank Weller d1rect1ng As the plot unfolded a bxtter struggle for a dead uncle s w1ll ensued however the results proved hrlanous as gales of laughter frorn the audrence concluded every act Comrmttee chaxrmen were Iulrana B1sluk programs Ralph Francrs uckets Iacquehne Goodman publrclty Dolores P1lotte personal propertres and Leo Cavender stage propertres Prompters were Ceceha Cardosr Dolores P1lOll6 and Carol McH1e Y earning he Six bl ,S BACK ROW Bereolos Schnexder Koemer Toppmg Ulvelmg Ray Smith FRONT ROW Mark Lowe Ahlvm Van Guxlder Gropp Hutchmson page exghty three 1 1 I Q 1 1 Q 1 1 - 1 I ' 11 1 - 11 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 ' ' -ug . . . . I. . A 1 1 ' . - 1, . , sw- , .Q ,. 9 Hi- 1, 1.4: ,. 4 1 , 1 Q , .gf . 1. ' S A - , 5 5 Us v' 2 -v 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 Graduatlon The Senlors Graduahon for some rt means the end of school days They wall take thelr place 1n the bus1ness world become homemak ers or enter a chosen pro fessron For others 1t means a step toward more study more pleasant memones m school Whatever else 1ts mean mg each graduate w11l look back on the many happy act1v1t1es that he has earned the pr1v11ege of shar1ng wrth classmates these four years The class of 48 1ncludes Clarxce Iames as she will recexve her dxploma from Supt Irvmg Munson approxlmately 191 grad uates 90 boys and 101 g1rls Of th1s number 41 are members of the Na tronal Honor Soc1ety There were 18 mld semes ter graduates Baccalaureate w1l1 be May 30 Graduatron that long awarted event comes Iune 4 Oh what exc1te ment w111 lurk rn the hearts of senxors before that n1ght And then seated there on th stage each one may feel a tmge of sadness rrvced wrth the loy of tak ng another st p on the ladd r of 11fe 1 k and Gene R oth Us luhcxnd B15 u down th rheY W page exghty four x11 come Es ther Adam val edxctorxqn as she Wm I snapped eflve the Stage Esther Adam Esther Adam is the name that always heads the honor roll truly an achievement' Being selected for National Honor So crety is further proof of her aca dem c record Reno Ahlvin Like father lxe son they say Perhaps this is the reason Rene wants to be a doctor Quite a whiz on the tennis court his time ly remarks and easy gomg ways have made him one of our fav orlte fellows Robert Anderson Wavy haired Bob worked so quietly he may have given the impression he was doing noth mg at all but the results usually proved he could solve any kind of problem Hrs disposition is genial Irma Applegate A beautiful cascade of black hair is Irmas crowning glory This tall attractive Commercial Club member moved with a quiet air She was among the mid semester graduates Richard Arthur Aspiring to an artistic career Butch modestly admits that he can speak a little Spamsh Have you ever heard htm give hrs interpretation of La Cucaracha7 No wonder Romance Language Club was ace high with him' Ellis Austin As good at making passes as he was at catching them Al stole our hearts with that red-red blush. He was equally versatile on the basketball court or cinder track- bound to top anyones list of assets. Charles Bachman Chuck' boasts that he can con- sume more ice cream bars at bas- ketball games than anyone else. This dark-haired sports enthusiast with the sparkling brown eyes al- ways became engrossed when the discussion tumed to electron- ics or to food. Donald Baker He possesses a dry humor that can be understood by only one Bake' Good naturedly hauled all who would venture into his cartol Has a yen to be a mechan truly a good deal' lean Bates Usuallv found reading copy for the Ke note Beanie somehow always had that fresh out of the bandbox look One of the Os borne Gang she also twrrled a pretty mean flag Sweet neat and all reet' Mary Bauer Drmples Bauer the vitality kid could always find time to do lust one more thing Drama and Commercial Clubs Qulll and Scroll the Keynote and being president of the Girls Club were Just a few of the activities of our popular classmate She seemed partial to gym fl1m'tJ Ronald Beach Active in all sports Ron is the fellow with the shy smile and the big brown eyes As if this werent enough hes also a member of National Honor Society When it comes to friends you couldnt find a better one Donald Beaupre Two mam interests football and horses are his Beaup who can manage a horse as well as he plugged the hole in the line at a football game was usually at the Y or zooming around on a motor scooter Charlene Benedict As a transfer student last year Bunny with her winning ways and beautiful voice seemed to fit right in. One of the few girls able to do a perfect jackknife. she should go far. Business is her sphere. Arlie Benfield A little on the quiet side none- thesless Arlie was superior in all her classes. This was proved by her election to National Honor So- ciety. She had one of the largest collections of snapshots around school. page eighty-five Phyllrs Bereolos Able co edxtor of the Keynote and presrdent of Tr1Y Phyl also made Natronal Honor Socxety and Qulll and Scroll Sports and long words are two of her pets and shes one of ours' Ad layouts 1n the yearbook are partrally her handlwork Iuhana Bxsluk Good natured mtelhgent Iuhe had a well rounded extra currrc ular program Natlonal Honor So Clely lard clarm to her as drd the Commerclal and F H A Clubs Capabxhty should be Iuhes mrd dle name Roger Blake Good lookxng Hog spent hrs ex tra txme out along the rrver hunt mg and frshmq Dead eye was also often found tearmg down Creeper cr 33 Plymouth coupe which nearly always ran rn purr mg condrtxon Ioyce Borah Don t let those glasses fool you' You could usually fmd this httle blonde on the other end of a laugh favorlte expression Holy cow' Other attract1ons'P Take a look Iune Boudreau Thls pert httle cheerleaders wrse cracks have been a source of endless fun She spent a lot of trme typmg for the annual and worked on the Keynote staff Sweet and swell she has our vote for a regular gal Eldon Bourassa Eldon was known to the rest of us as that physrcs wrzard' We all envred hrs academxc record and are sure our steady 6 2 classmate wrll make good at whatever he attempts Immediate goal? To attend the Umversrty of Illlnols Charlene Bowers Mrx cr httle dancmg sewmg swrmmrng and baseball garmsh wlth brg brown eyes and out pops Char She made hfe a httle more excltmg after school by tak mg orders for steak and coffee page exghty sxx b-'U' M54 Phylhs Brars t2a mmus 'lb' To most of us thls means very httle but to Fena who has been a four year math student rt makes sense One of the Plarn lanes she IS a hkable grrl who always could be found wrth the rest of the Qfmq Norma Bray A vxbrant strawberry blonde Norma kept busy drshmg out de hcrous sundaes When xt came to sports she went all out for swrm mlng and baseball Her spontan eous smlle and sportsmanshlp may have helped her team to keep on the wmnrng srde Adelrne Brinkman You ve heard of brotherly love? Addle has had a whole orches tra to hsten to her brothers of course so maybe thats why she loves to dance TrrY short hand and spaghettr were her other rnterests Vemta Buck Helpful Venxta worked overtrme to provrde prom goers with tasty and attractxve refreshments Her most used expressron was Dont see any future rn xt' but for thxs actxve member of the Natron al Honor Socrety there seems to be a great future as a secretary That rs her arm I uanlta Butzrrus Is anyone lookmg for an amr able httle stenographer'7 Active rn buslness work for the past four years she certamly w1ll be a frnd for someone' Wrth that complexron she mrght model for a Pond s ad Ceceha Cardosz One look at Cel makes you wonder how gentlemen could ever prefer blondes' The other half of the Keynote edrtorshrp frrst semester has been actxve rn everythrng from N H S to cheer leadmg Vrvacrous and frrendly Cel has what rt takes personal tty plus' Leo Cavender Leo known to some as the crazy cartoonrst found both art and Connre fun' Thrs skatmg ex pert was a proud owner of a 34 Terraplane car that rs' Thrs combxnatron of mtelhgence and talent should make hrs mark Betty Chalfant Betty a demure mrss had a strange yen for chrlr wrth potato chrps and loved whrte roses She spent her lunror year away from K H S but returned to be among the graduates Barbara Changnon Enthusrastrc eftrcrent rntellr gent and dependable somehow all these adlectrves seem to frt Barb Helprng out m the offrce kept her busy but she always had t1me for a frrendly chat Krnd frrendly and rndrspensable Barbsmdex Wrllram Charbonneau Another merry madcap Brll managed always to revrve our sprrrts wrth hrs droll antrcs Chabby who belonged to the K Club rs rdentrlred by the ex pressron he put rn crrculatron Frr ends' Robert Chefter Lrke hrs brother Bob was an ardent band member Less talka trve than brother Brll he was one of the most fervent supporters of the team Bob could be found al most any trme after school run nrng the elevator at the hotel Wrllram Chefler The elder of the Cheffer duo What a t1me we had tryrng to tell them apart and can you? Noted for hrs part ownershrp of that black yalopy Brll took over the elevator when Bob got trred Ruby Chnstopher Beautrful black harr and mrs chrevous brown eyes rdentrfy Ruby A staunch supporter ot TnY Chrrs also backed the teams by regular attendance to all actrvrtres Reserved and calm she always proved to be relrable Gene Clevenger Dont let that shy manner lool you' Besrdes berng an outstand rng athlete Clem has a wonder ful sense of humor Truly one of the boys was Clevenger The teams couldnt have done wrthout hrm Nerther could we' Bernard Coda Qurte an actor as was proved by hrs appearance rn Sprrng Green Barney also was cap able when rt came to classroom performances Wrth hrs persuas rve abrlrtres h should make a law student Betty Condon A luture Son,a Henle on roller skates Snooks enjoyed thrs sport more than any other She showed a preference and aptrtude for mathematrcs whrch should help when she tackles the medr cal protessron Patncra Conway Thrs darkharred attractron found that collectrng prctures rs qurte an rnterestrng hobby Her brllfold wrll show the results From our angle rt looks as rf she would make good anywhere Norma Cornveau floor at the Y you were bound to frnd Norm on the dance floor up at the Nest A tall blonde she plans a career of modelmg Need we say more' Chrrs Cotsones Effervescent and unquenchable Al lolson Cotsones has true showmanshrp as was proved by hrs abrlrty to keep us laughrng at hrs comedy for four years Sports and just plarn people were Chrrs s mam rnterests Betty Crews Betty rs smrlrng and fnendly whenever one sees her ls there anythrng thrs Natronal Honor So crety and band member wouldnt do to help? A happy-go lucky red head who has numerous pals Donna Dato Athletrc Donnre could often be seen rn the gym wrth her G A A srsters She was one of the few rn school who had drmples Donnre could concoct many fountarn specraltres page erghty seven - ' ' ' ' , e ' ' , If she wasn't on the basketball . . I - - ll I lr . . . , . Wrllram Davrdson Stalwart serrous Brll forgot all hrs werghty thoughts when a week end of camprng was ahead Outdoor cookrng huntrng and fishrng headed the roster of Brll s recreatrons and the Brg Bun was hrs regular camprng ground Harvey Derbert Sports mmded Harvey rs on the spot the mmute baseball rs mentroned Ioumalrsm was an other ot hrs rnterests perhaps be cause rt rnvolved one of hrs hob bres cartoonrng lean Drqgle A book lover rs blue eyed lean who was a welcome addrtron to any actrvrty Sewrng was one of the accomplrshments of thrs at tractrve grrl who hopes to become a receptlonrst Ioyce Drggle The other half of the Drggle duet Ioyce looks very lrttle lrke her twrn Thrs ambrtrous Commer cral Club member hopes to make herself a career rn busrness Ronald I Dunlap Grve hrm your request and hell play rt An accomplrshed pranrst R I looks forward to studyrng busrness admrmstratron A good sport he was always eager to co operate Ioyce Eddy We wrsh Ioyce had been here long enough that we mrght have known her better Musrcally 1n clrned she gave her talent to the glee club and chorus Gracrous rn personalrty she drd well 111 tellectually too Mary Englrsh An ardent admrrer' of our four legged fnend the horse Mary besrdes bemg an accomplrshed equestnenne ollected mmrature statues of horses Thrs TnY member fond of other sports too has hopes of becomrng a model page erghty erght if Vrrqrnra Erwrn Tmy Grnny turned out some cl crdedly neat creatrons rn clothrng class Calm and quret she would lrke to be a beauty op erator she should make an excellent one' Donald Foster Thrs brown eyed dark harred fellow spends much of hrs trme under car hoods trnkerrng wrth the rntrrcate mechanrsms that make cars work Don rs quret but he certarnly can make an engrne hum Robert Foster Tall srncere Bob had one mam rnterest automobrles Strnky was an ardent sports fan partrcu larly when football season rolled around but rnsrsted hrs frrst love was mechanrcs Ralph Francrs Lookrng forward to studyrng law Ioe has qurte a grft of gab An all around sports en thusrast he rs qurte handy wrth a golf club Incrdentally he spent a lot of trme whrpprng around rn that new convertrble Celeste Francoeur Sally seemed to have a spe cral affrnrty to Momence and lookrng over the srtuatron w drdnt blame her Bookkeepmg and dancrng kept her occupred Barbara Fromm Babs was an rmpressronable grrl who lrked secretarlal work She also had a flare for rnterror decoratrng and sketchrng She felt most at home rn casual clothes and at the skatrng rrnk Robert Grerke To start a busrness of hrs own has been Bob s constant ambrtron Hrs tall good looks could often be found rn the chemrstry lab He was known for hrs gemal ways and easy gorng attrtude Iames Goldenstein A snare drummer hm was ac tive in H1Y and various clubs Perhaps his interest in any kind of science explains the fact that this unassuming fellow wishes to become a doctor I acquelme Goodman She was usually seen at the games knitting a pair oi socks size 11' They couldnt be for you Iackxe could they? Good natured she entered into all TnY actrv ities with the zeal and helpfulness that have endeared her to us Clararuth Grady This musician with the flaming tresses spent a great deal of time deflnxng a bassoon for various people fShe plays onel Nursing appeals to her now and with her pleasant manner she could make good anywhere Patricia Gropp A staunch member of the O borne Street Gang Midge en tertamed us always on the stage and in the class room Active in nearly everything Pat took a per sonal mterest in foreign affairs preferably Korean ones' Mary Louise Gross Gray eyed Merley always laughmgly insisted that although her 31 car might nor be so much on beauty it served the purpose xt ran' This Commercial Club member never lacked friends Howard Grueneberg l-Iowie' owned one of the nat- tiest vehicles around! It boasted a top speed of 35 miles per hour. Tall and husky Gus could al- ways be depended on to make a choice remark. We'll remember his rapid comebacks in English literature class. Patricia Gurrera With her snapping brown eyes and soft slow drawl, Pat entered school last September via Kansas City. Fleet of foot and fingers, too, she performed as well on the dance floor as on the typewriter. 6 W Allen Hamlyn Theres never a quiet moment when Allen is around Who could forget hrs class1cl l interpretations in English classes? Besides his quick wrt Al evmces mterest in sports and machinery Other as sets? Take a look' Anne Hamlin Anne spent some of her spare time in room 207 laying out ads and more at the Y Coming to us from Rockford last year this peppy girl s sense of humor help ed us through many a dull mo- ment Harold Handley A K Club member Manly Handley spent much time on the football field Although he didnt do much talking he proved to have good wind when puffing away on that big bass hom I oyce Harpm Ioyce was an avid rooter of the team no matter what the sport Brown eyes a pug nose and a sweet smile are charactenstrc of this typrst who has reason to look up rn the world Harvey Harns Coming to K H S from Cmcm nah last year Harvey with his red hair and broad inendly gnn soon became indispensable A Radio Club fan he loved to tinker around rn 304 Spring days he spent on the crnder track Wrlham Hams Here's a boy that has potenti- ality! He livened business English class with his bright remarks. Some day he hopes to wear those Navy blues. On him they should look extra-special. Rodney Herrmann Rodney is a very promising ar- tist who is already quite skilled in portraiture. His long legs kept him 'way ahead of us. and his very individual humor made him well liked. page eighty-nine Leland Hertz A transfer from Momence rn hrs yunror year Shorty seemes par trcularly fond of mechanrcs per haps thats why he was often found rn the machme shop Who sard good thmgs dont come rn small packages? Hennetta Hess Oh you beautrful doll' Snook res wavy harr was the envy of all bobby pm users She drd a bang up lob as presrdent of the F H A Club besrdes bemg an actxve G A A member Henn was popular with every crowd Norma Hess If you heard an rnfectxous glg gle you could almost be sure that rt was Norm A sports enthusr ast Shorty attended all athletlc events Wrth that shy manner and unusual humor she was fun to have around Anxta Hrggms tor of the Kankakeean have test ed her mettle Besxdes her numer ous school actrvrtres she found trme to knrt colorful argyle socks Her porsed attrtude and frrendly manner made her a favorrte She made both honor socletxes and re texved the D A R award Weston Hrghland You say that you re lookrng for a man about 5 10 wrth blond han? Hrghlands the one' Presr dent of the K Club Wes has won h1s share of letters Thls oblrgmg fellow dld a good yob on the Kan kakeean advertrsmg sales too Wallace Hmton Wally looks down on everyone cause of hrs herght naturally' Although qulte a sprmter rn track season Slats moans that he can t get dates It doesn t look that way from where we srt' Robert Hlsel Bob came back to us after spendmg a year rn colorful Colo rado He was actrve ln football and often made wrtty comments rn the classroom We hope hes back to stay page nmety Wlllram Hlxson lf you happen to have seen a model T dash by youll know that rt was Hrcks at the wheel' He says that hrs mam ambrtron IS to study electrrcal englneerrng Best of luck Brll Robert Holz You cant keep a good man down' Take a look at Bob s 6 5 and all the letters hes won 1n football basketball and track and youll agree Notre Dame here he comes' Irma Huntley TOOISIG has stayed on top wrth an u rah rah part of her vocabulary acqulred as a cheer leader Thrs agreeable g1rl kept busy on the Keynote when she was club edrtor She was also an ef'l1c1ent typrst Wrlllam Hutchmson beautrful skr sweaters thats our Hutch Thrs lad who sard that hrs favorlte subject was study hall was the rollrckmg sports edt tor of the Kanka Keynote Brll kept hrs car ln raprd transxt be tween the Iournal and Warren Avenue Cec1l1a Indorante Though SIS usually had the oprnron that school really broke up her day four years proved that we needed her humor She was xdentrfred by that maroon convertrble and those smart clothes Clance Iames Hazel eyed Ilmy rs one of the sweetest gurls anyone could hope to know Membershrp rn Natronal Honor Socxety vouches for the mental powers of one who was never too busy to grve everyone a cheery Hx' Peggy Iames Peg always found art class to be the brrght spot rn her day and plans to become an artrst An other of the O S G she amr ably surrendered her backyard for many camp frre gatherrngs . . . I - 1 ' I Nita's endless duties as edi- Black hair, blue eyes. and Q n I I - Mane Ieck Her golden harr was envred by many of the less fortunate grrls around school And she drdnt even have to bother wrth per manents' Need we say thrs pleasant grrl wrth that brrght greetrng was well l1ked Donald Ieneary In town out of town Don en loyed travelrng around the coun try vrsrtrng hrs many irrends and keeprng up wrth all out of town games A comrc artrst he IS al ready establrshed rn busmess Iames Iensen hm was always ready wrth a catchy remark He kept hrs class es on the edges of therr seats wonderrng what he would say next Rumor has rt that he pre lerred blondes and mechanrcs Roberta Kay Iohnson M stands for musrc where Roberta Kay 15 concemed As a four year band member and prano solorst she certamly has drsplay ed Fascrnatrn Rhythm She s also qurte adept rn the classroom a member of the Natronal Hon or Socrety Charles Iohnston Another proud owner of a K sweater IS Chuck the fellow wrth the curly harr and wrnnmg smrle Hrs electron to the post ot K Club secretary proved the pop ularrty and relrabrlrty of thrs toot ball and track man R1ChGl'd Kamp! Lookmg for a nrck name? Here s lust the boy to suggest one Drck seems to have qurte a knack for monrckers In hrs spare trme he turned out some rather terrrfrc model arrplanes Donald Keast Chemrcal wrzard of the 1948 class Don was practrcally a ne cessary element rn 304 He spent the rest ot hrs trme as presrdent of the Radro Club and rn runnrng the mrke system rn the audr torrum Almeda Kegly After she arrrved thrs past year we found ourselves wrshrng that Almeda had come sooner Besrdes havmg very expressrve eyes she also was socrable Her scholar shrp was hrgh Robert Kell As able a student councrl presr dent as K H S has seen Bobby was really essentral on the foot ball freld and basketball court Peppy and happy go lucky he had a mrllron frxends He drdnt make such a bad prom kmg erth er drd he? Bessle Krbbons Curly black harr and flashrng b own eyes accentuate Bessres shrnrng personalrty As busmess manager of the Keynote s proved what we had always been sure of that she rs cap able as well as sweet Ruth Kirchner Dont let srze tool you' Frve loot two eyes of blue descnbes Evay perfectly A lrttle on the quret srde thrs helpful mrss was ever ready to assrst lack Klarss Usually smrlrng and ready to do someone a favor lack was envred lor havmg spent happy days rn Plorrda He enjoyed all athletrcs and spent a great deal of trme on the baseball dramond Ioseph Klonowskr Unquenchable Ioe got a krck out ot hrs own yokes but when everyone else drd too you could nt blame hrm for laughrng' Wrth hrs knack for zany remarks he should always have a host of lnends Dolores Koehle Calm capable Dodo leamed all about marl tNo not malell regulatrons as exchange edrtor of the Keynote Trr Y was one of her tavorrte actrvrtres and she was one of our tavorxte lnends page nrnety one Robert Koerner It drdnt take long to drscover the potentralrtres lurkrng rn those sxx feet of rrascuhntty Bob who came to us from Indrana had two strong mterests art and basket ball Trademarks? Black crew cut cmd that copper tan Wxlhs Kral One look at the rushmg throng rn the hall and you would want to use Wrllre s famous motto Dont get excited Thrs scrappy lrttle lme man was a must on the grrdrron and heads our lrst of regular fellows Mlchael Laloy Mxke wrll be another of the fellows Coach Fowler w1ll mrss at football practrce next fall He was fond of art and wood workmg A booster of the West Srde HrY Mrke wrth hrs spontaneous grm was welcome everywhere Viola Lamb A charmlng person V1 wrth her warm ways won many frrends Usually absorbed 1n a good book she could also con coct delrcrous food She spent some of her spare trme creatrng those stunnmg clothes Bonme Lambert When from down the hall we heard tmkhng laughter and the remark You thmk so huh? w lfnew rt was our Bonnre prom queen of 1947 An effrcrent Stu dent Councrl secretary and TnY presrdent her lunror year she was never at a loss for fnends Ianet Larsen An ardent basketball fan Ian could always fund trme just to fool around Thrs easy gorng grrl rs qurte a typrst and speaks El Espanol hke a natrve Betty Lemenager Whenever or wherever there wa work to be done you could always fmd Betty ready able and wrllmg to help A deservmg Natronal Honor Socrety member she excelled rn anyr a she un dertook as her performance rn Spnng Gre n showed page mnety two l it-V x?1 Leslte Lerrger Les excels m sarcasm and succeeded rn keepmg hrs classes rn an uproar H1 personalrty has been prrceless to the class for four years for Les can make anythmg sound good Dale Lord H1 there' Thls warm inendly greetrng was one of Dale s 1dent1 frcatron marks Thxs tall dark harred semor enloyed her typmg clas although she preferred horne economrcs Patrrcra Lowe As presrdent of the Drama and Romance Language Clubs Patty found trme to work on the Kanka keean and become edrtor of the Kanka Keynote second semester Natronal Honor Soclety and Qurll and Scroll were other aflrlratrons We know our favorrte actress wrll go far Barbara Lueth Never too busy to attend the games Barb some day hopes to be a secretary Perhaps thrs ex plams her preference for short hand As a hobby she collected barrettes and has some of the most unusual ones we have seen Shrrley Lunkusky At game trme Shrrley was on deck ln those whrte slacks and the blue sweater sportmg a K Reason? She wa one oi our pep prest cheerleaders Her hearty laugh and cheery manner have been a morale booster Douglas Lutes Thrs srlent fellow who halls from Aroma Park was mterested rn anythmg pertarmng to mathe matlcs Mrlk and cheese were Doug s pet foods and no wond er srnce he hopes to go mto daxrymg after graduatron Carol McH1e Quzck and cute Carol controlled drstrrbutron of the Keynote fxrst semester We were all proud of thrs easy to please grrls perform ance rn Sprmg Green Another of the Aroma Park crowd rs Carol Delmar Madsen lf you should hear I sard 1t and Im glad' youll know 1ts Grggxe He declared hrs fav orrte subject was Englrsh but we have other rdeas Randall Mann What thrngs go on ln that head' Hrs belng chosen as the president of the Ncmonal Honor Soclety proved Randy to be both smooth and smart Quret and shy but oh' such a Mann' Gerald Mark Trademarks a Mercury con vertrble broad shoulders and a fnendly even dxsposltron were Ged s A mamstay of the football squad Iunlor Mark was never at a loss for words or frrends' W1lma Marth Quret and unassummg W1lma has dlstmct and Slflklnq mdrvldu ahty Wrth brown eyes and curly brown haxr she looks to be truly a dreamer s dream Raymond Mathls If you hear a sweet smooth trumpet lt must be Snarls Yet thts K Club member contended hls only extra curncular 1 n t e r e s t s were sklrts but we know that football Swlmmlnq and dancmg took up at least part of h1s tlme Ernest Mxchaud Ernxe the strong srlent type has what rt takes whether on the football freld or m a Natronal Hon or Socxety m e e t 1 n g Gemal Moose s stx feet one was a wel come addmon to any group Barbara M1les Dark and comely Barb lxkes muslc as her four dxhgent years rn chorus have shown She al ways gave Spamsh and banana cream ple pnorrtres We d lxke to have a prrorrty on her too Avrs Mxller Avrs was the only grrl at school who could boast of ownrng a mo torscooter In between her speedy appearances on her red streak she turned cut attractlve clothes or attenaed F H A meetrngs Dolores Mrller Makmg frrends wrth a kmd word and a sweet dlsposltron IS one of Dee Dees specral abrl mes A member of Lxbrary Club and the Keynote staff she was dependable congemal and re sourceful Davld Morrow A man of few words Dave had hterary talent whxch was uncov ered 1n Englrsh 4 b Besrdes turn mg out some fme themes he also bullt unusual model arrplanes Hrs mam ambrtlon now rs to at tend college Theresa Mrozowxcz A pleasant grrl Tessre has a deslre to take a trrp to New York At present she s satlsfred to take a spln on the ICS or roller rmk and consume spaghettr or apple pre preferably a la mode Nola Nelson Agrle IS just the word to de scrlbe Nolle because of her ever qurck movements also be cause she can toss off a fast lme of chatter Besrdes supportlng her mtense mterest ln art she partrcx pated rn all Tn Y act1v1t1es Wxlbur Neuby Brology has kept Pete quxte busy but he seemed to enjoy rt none the less This pl e a s a nt cheerful fellow had an engagmg hobby that of burldmg model boats and planes Kathleen O Donnell She may be small but when lt comes to basketball Mrckxe IS potent' She also showed talent ln band and Com'nerc1al Club Her brown curly halr 15 something dreamed about and would grace an advert1sement page nmetv three Ioan Oesterle Merry mrschrevous Lrttle Io was the lrte of every party She emphatrcally declared the most rmportant thrng rn lrte was to have a good trme We agree heartrly wrth thrs phrlosophy lor shes grven us many happy hours' Ieanne O Rerlly Srnce shes been presrdent ol the Commercral Club and secre tary of the Natronal Honor So crety rt looks as rt Ieanne mrghr have a good chance of fulfrllrng her desrre to do secretarral work She had a true Pepsodent smrle' Norma Ortman Eatmg Trr Y and workrng have kept thrs g1rl wrth the dry wrt busy and she s kcpt us rn strtch es Speakrng oi strtches have you seen the fuzzy sox she turns out? Leonard Orwrg Usually found trnkerrng wrth gasolrne engrnes Len desprte hrs senousness could always frnd trme to grve us that slow gun He lrked to be engaged rn a drscus sron on hrs favonte subrect agrlculture Verlrn Paap Buckets had lust the burld for hrs favorrte sport wrestlmg He was one ol the lew of us who would get up early Why? Be cause ot hrs zest for huntrng and lrshmg Dons Paddon Dorrs came to us from England vra Detrort and we re surely glad she drd Quret but full of fun Dons was actlve rn TrrY and somehow found trme for art let ter wrrtrng and brcyclrng Betty Palmateer Alter spendrng part of her Jun ror year baskrng rn the Calrfornra sunshrne PJ Betts came back to all the many irrends she had left here Her agreeable drsposrtron rdentrfred thrs energetrc Tn Y member page mnety four 'nk Robert Patchett Personalrty makes the man rt s sard so here s another lrne lellow Bob wrth hrs grft for humor say hrs marrr ambrtron rs to retrre alter graduatron from hrgh school We ll wart and see' Helen Peters If you hear Oh my achrng back' rts rust Pete lettrng oft steam She also turns a pretty frne seam and rs one of the May I help you grrls She was usually TrrY bound on Thursday nrghts Iames Phrllrps Irrn seemed to lrke all sports but especrally baseball and bas ketball Quret and lrkable he hopes to be an engrneer Perhaps thrs rs the reason lor hrs mterest rn mechanrcal drawrng and wood workrng' Dolores Pllotte Dark Eyes should be Dos sys theme song Comrng here from Iolret last year she was act rve rn almost everythrng and proved able rn what she under took We re wrllrng to bet that she wrll be successful Robert Pombert Another rn the ranks of the K Club Bob seemed partral to the underclassmen or should we say women? But who could blame htm? Owner ol one of the snaz zrest jalopres around school he seemed qurte attracted to Rrver vrew Park Ierry Powers The Marrnes or Navy wrll have one more lrne fellow alter gradu atron day lor Ierry plans to en lrst One ol the few of the male sex who really lrkes to dance Ier ry rs what we call a regular GUY Iack Purcell Iust look for a motorcycle and youll be sure to frnd lack' He s the reason mothers keep therr chrldren oft the streets Qurte a versatrle lad' We ll try to remem ber some of those long words he lrked to use Betty Ranz One of the best guards on the basketball floor was Betty who could nearly always be found rn the qrrls locker room after school Frrendly Betts helped wrrte any a Keynote story Rrchard Ray As vrce presrdent of Student Councrl the Iudge drsplayed hrs debatrng abrlrty and sound reason Drckres tennrs game and ready wrt were two of hrs strong pomts Donovan Raymon Hrs famous last words rn busr ness Englrsh classes were Oh no' Don would lrlce most of all to have a part ownershrp rn a gas statron Heres to your gettrng your wrsh Don lean Raymond Lrttle Ioe another transfer student was fond of drama danc rng and musrc She had some of the sleekest clothes at K H S ever rn the herght of lashron Dorothy Rrce Dot arrrved from Argo Just rn trme for us to get to know her well rn her junror year You ve lust made a new frrend rf you lrke rce skatrng for shes fond of the sport When not readrng copy for the Keynote she could often be found rn the vrcrnrty of Bradley Prrscrlla Rrce Spanrsh speakmg Pns was a smooth dresser wrth a personalrty to match She turned rn some lrne perlormances as a flag twrrler and won many frrends wrth her easy manner Phyllrs Rrchard Typrng and shorthand came easy to thrs lrttle mrss who had a ready qurp for every srtuatron Phyl harled from the South Srde where she was a staunch supporter of the Teen age Club Patncra Rrchter Pat has that rare abrlrty t make frrends wrth whomever she comes rn contact Membership rn the Natronal Honor Socrety vouch es for her mtellectual capacrty whrle her many frrends speak for her warm personalrty Shrrley Rrggs Another enthusrastrc art stu dent Shrrley s gay laugh was al ways a brrght spot rn our day Ask her why shes so rnterested rn art' Shrrley has red harr and on her the accompanyrng freckles look good Donald Rockwell Don a radro enthusrast was an actrve member of the Radro Club and recognrzed by hrs rndrvrdual manner of locomotron In the audr tonum or room 304 he spent most of hrs trme among hrs radros Roberta Rose Sweet smrlmg Srs rs a popu lar grrl rn any crowd There was never a dull moment when she was around Srngrng and dancrng were rrght up her alley and she proved rt by her work rn the Azalea Club Gordon Ross Home movres and collectmg records headed Gordons lrst of hobbres Known for hrs artrstrc abrlrtres thrs brown harred fellow was another who spent many evemngs at the roller rrnk Eugene Roth We mrssed Gene the four months whrch he spent rn Florrda and were happy that he came back to be graduated wrth us Thrs good lookrng gemal male who has made a name for hrm self at K H S should always fly hrgh wrde and handsome' Edgar Ruhson Bob 15 an ardent sports lan who spent hrs lersure trme huntmg and frshrng or travelmg to Chrcago Beneath that quret exterror rs a lrvely sense of humor and a frrendly nature page nrnety frve Bonme Ryan Good things must come in small packages' Bonme could always be found at any athletic event Sweet and eager to help she did a fme yob tn the shopper s column on th Keynote Cute clothes cute personality cute girl' Mary St Iohn That wavy coal black hair can easily be traced to Mary who would readily admit she speaks a little Italian and that art and yellow roses are two ot her fav orltes William St Iohn Bills individual flashy sport shirts and his most used word Neaty make htm remembered as a happy active fellow among the boys A strong geography stu dent and an interesting speaker he was always congenial Robert Scaro Loud sweaters and socks were Scaro s outstanding s a r t o r 1 a 1 characteristics Hrs clever ideas and remarks kept the whole school perkmg Though he was not such a brain in biology the T B film proved he knows where his heart rs' Stephen Schneider lrrepresslble exuberant and unpredictable describe our sen tor class presidents get up and go which made dreary days live ly Stevies membership in the National Honor Society IS proof of the fine work he does Of the Kanka Keynote he was news edt or Morris Scott An all-important man in the Kays line. 'Morrie had arnethod all his own for scaring away his opponents. .ask him how! That broad friendly smile and G. I, haircut were typical of Morrie. George Searls Georges clever remarks and hair-raising ibut goodll driving have caused us to hold our breath many times. The functions of a manager is an old story to George, who was responsible for the team's good spirits. A grand person to have for a friend... and he has many. page ninety-six Donna See An adorable clark haired vixen who was ever full of fun Donna ts heading toward a secretarial career This lively miss enloyed most of all Tr1Y and being with a crowd Kenneth Seedorf Ken said he was likely to be seen anywhere but especially with his buddy Iohn Sloane This gray eyed stxtooter was fond of baseball and swimming He used his spare time on the farm experimenting with radios Theresa Settles Lrghthaxred Terry was al ways excited over something lust one of the signs of her bub bling exuberance Coming to us rn her Junior year Terry spent a lot ot time dancing and swim mmg She did an excellent Job at both I ack Shelton Iacko a brilliant photogra pher who aspires to study medi ctne has been taking pictures for the Kankakeean for two years Always good humored lack says that he speaks French ever so slightly Larry Shourd Ktrchmann s delivery truck and his black 35 coupe were Larry s means of transportation This six footer is a dapper chap with a merry chuckle Larry played a mellow trombone in band Iolme Shoven Ioline's dark brown natural cur- ly hair is just one of the distinct- ive assets of this Aroma Park girl. Club editor ot the Kankakeean desk editor of the Keynote. and a band member. she was never too busy to be charming and agree- able. Dale Shreftler Swimming and bookkeeping held the interest ol this pleasant brown-eyed senior whose future title will probably be C. P. A. Dale belonged to the Commercial Club and was usually seen dash- ing around in his '37 Pontiac. Iohn Sloane l-lavmg left Germany nrne years ago dark harred Iohnny speaks German fluently and also plays the vrolrn The Y M C A was where he could most often be found swrmmrng playrng basketball or dancrng Charlotte Smrth Wrth Char s talent for dramatrcs and rournalrsm she was the Key note s feature edrtor she ought to go far rn the lrterary freld Her well trmed remarks and rnfectrous grggle are proof of her ever pres ent hrghlrfe Luther Smrth To get a rob and lrve comfort ably rs Lu s future ambrtron Durrng hrs hrgh school career however he was content to hunt and frsh drrve around rn a black 46 Chrysler or rust hang around locker 334 Sue Snell Thrs blonde blue eyed band member harls from the South Srde and even has a slrght southern accent Susre rs skrlled wrth a needle and thread as her attract rve clothes show Lourse Sommer Loure came to K H S halls frorn Elgrn last year She turned out some of her clever clothes rn clothrng cla s and kept one bas ketball player well supplred wrth hand knrt socks Her delrghtful manner made her a popular mem b r of Trr Y and F H A Clubs Lorrame Stutz Bradleys loss was our garn' Stutzre frt rrght rn at Kankakee l ndrng her talents to art and sew mg classes and was a frrm sup porter of the newly formed F H A Club Fred Suprenant An ardent Kay fan usually seen followrng the team to all the out of town games Frrtzre whose favorlte subject was hrstory read rly admztted that hed certarnly lrke to learn how to dance Donald Taylor Mrnus Wrllre the team wrll be lackrng a strong player wrth a strong personalrty and a ready smrle Fullback on the football team and a good backfreld boost er Don could toss a baseball too Raynold Tengdrn Ray s prrzed possessron was hrs frre engme red coupe rn whrch thrs blue eyed fellow was gener ally seen crursrng around Ray rn srsted the only mstrument he was able to play was the radro George Thanos Georges frne portrayal of the Major rn the junror play Sprrng Green rs evrdence of hrs talents and abrlrty He rs also qurte a lrngurst speaking Greek Italran and Spanrsh He was actrve too rn the advertrsrng game layouts Grace Ann Toppmg Gracre rs a vrvacrous frrend ly Swedrsh speakrng grrl who can swrng a flag wrth a flounsh Her many frrends wrll remember her partrcrpatron rn vanous school clubs and orgamzatrons and her devotron to the Plam Ianes Gwen Ulvelmg Gwen was a confrrmed sports woman yet rnterested rn the more serrous srde of lrfe She was act rve rn church work and was a fer vent mernber of the band playrng the French horn Anne Van Gullder Always rn the mrdst of thrngs Anrrre was popular because of her delrghtful laugh irrendlrness aid capabrlrty A member of Tn Y Drama and Romance Lang uage Clubs Natronal Honor So crety and Qurll and Scroll she was the Kankakeean busrness manager Rrchard Webb Tl-us tall lad loves to dance and rs headrng toward a career of baseball Drck was a strong rrght t kle on the Kay team and an outstandmg player rn baseball Dont talk too much or youll talk yourself rnto trouble was thrs frrendly senrors most used ex pressron page nmety seven Thomas Webster Lrkable happy go lucky Tom my was never seen wrthout some krnd of cz mobrle From the de lrvery truck and hrs 38 Burck to hrs 31 Chevrolet they all seemed to get hrm around wrthout too much drffrculty Tom was known for hrs lanky lrrendly manner Anna Wehr Anna s thrrllmg exhrbrtron wrth the frre baton rs typrcal of her enthusrastrcpartrcrpatronrn school actrvrtres As our drum mayorette for the past three years she made Kankakee Hrgh School proud of her able leadershrp Arnoldene Werske Amoldene was part and par cel of the frrst semesters Key note and yet found trme to dance and play Blondres crownmg glory has set her apart as one of the most attractrve soda mak ers rn town Donald Wells Don seemed to belreve rn that When necessary however h could express hrmself eloquently He was also qurte expert when xt came to drrvmg that gray auto around Edward West Ed s a fellow wrth a great many possrbrlrtres rn the commercral art freld Hrs keen sense of humor rs seemrngly hrdden by hrs calm quret manner but hrs dark spark lrng eyes reveal hrs wrt Constance Wheeler Dark hatred Connie rs really on the ball under any crrcumstance Una summg and quret she led rn portrarture rn her art class When at art work or roller skatrng she was truly happy Slurley Wrlkmson The nrckname Strnky doesnt frt thrs blonde who was usually seen at the Nest Calm wrth a sweet personalrty Shrrley has green eyes and made a grace ful frgure on any dance floor She was club edrtor of the Keynote second semester page nrnety erght Bonrta Wrllrams Thus Lrbrary Club presrdent rs t uly an Esther Wrllrams when rt comes to swrmmrng her grven name rs Esther too Sports chem rstry dancrnq and formal clothes headed the lrst of thrs deservrng member of the Natronal Honor Socrety Gwen Wrllrams Most lrkely to be seen at the South Srde Park Club Wrllres three favorrtes were movres men and dancrng Those green eyes and her reddrsh harr made a col orlu top to her5 l Mav1s Wrllrams Attractrve flag twrrler today but tomorrow wants to be a top notch radlo announcer Mavrs s amrable manner and her blue eyes have attracted many frrends to her Florence Woehrle Flossre red harred but mrn stands German loves swrmmrng and wants to be a nurse Shes a grrl to be depended upon for her serene drsposrtron Robert Wolford Brg Wolf as Bob was often called hopes one day soon to be a machrnrst Thrs hvely fellow carrred a lot of zrp of personalrty rn those 5 712 Rrchard Wood Lrttle but mrghty thrs well burlt boy has been a member of the Natronal Guard thrs past year Drck s eyes sparkled wrth enthus rasm whenever the conversatron turned to motorscooters or cars because hrs ambrtron rs to become a top flrght mechanrc LaVerne Woodrrch A sports enthusrast was Woody who rarely mrssed a game Hrs hobby was collectrng corns Hrs rnterest rn mechanrcal drawrng and draftrng wrll most lrkely determme hrs career . V ' ' . Old SQYiH9 Silence is Golden. us the prescribed temper, under- . , e , ' ' , Rlchard Yarno Frenchle a great football fan kept busy and cool at the rce company durmg hrs workmg hours If you were ever around the Youth Center you were sure to see h1m swmgmg a prng pong paddle to the tune of a current putter on the luke box QC Senior class ofhcers pause on steps rn front of school After graduatlon day well st1l1 remember the partles school plays and especlally sen1or day Apnl 30 Wasnt 1t fun to see all the g1rls dressed up 1n hlgh heels and the new look? And the boys looked almost unbehevable 1n neat su1ts and t1es Remember how the naughty fresh man looked 1n your Enghsh class when you gave h1m that blue sl1p and how you promptly took 1t back because he looked so sad? And youll never forget that study hall where 1t seemed as though all the sophomores and lamtors tned therr best to make you laugh rather than act 11ke a mature sen1or Oweda Zolhcoffer Weedre they called her and she kept her many friends by her soft spoken frrendlmess To be a good stenographer rs her arm which she wrll no doubt achreve smce she surpassed m typmg and shorthand You wonder how many underclass men sklpped school the day before so that they could recelve wh1te sl1ps C97 from Mary Bauer and Patr1c1a Gropp who took the dean of g1IlS place for the day Stephen Schne1der who was 1n charge of Mr Allxsons Of'f1Ce made a b1g h1t as he struggled through a typ1ca1 pnnclpals day Robert Kell student councll presr beamed as he handed out the proper color sl1ps You may be sure not many elghth per1ods were glven When 3 50 came you remembered these events w1th the hope that the jumors would have as much fun next year on sen1or day as you d1d Thrs rs what happens when the semors act as teachers page mnety nme . A. . , l . l ' - I - V I I I '- ' ' ' I l , j dent performing Mr. Norton's duties, No Matter What the Season UUR ADVERTISERS ARE WILLING AND EAGER TO SERVE KANKAKEE S YOUTH The Staff 1 9 K kk F dl t it A feature writer wrote in the Kanka-Key- note, several weeks ago, Spring has sprung. While proof rushes in and final collec- t1ons 1mpend up sprmgs our spontaneous accla1m to the adverusers who enabled the Kankakeean to grve 1ts readers color 11 photography and more shots of rn formal as well as planned actron than ever before plctured The staff acknowledges the cooperauon of Blankenberg Studros rn makmg avall able the 1n1t1al use of scenrc color to rnter pret the d1v1s1ons of th1s yearbook It recog mzes too the camera skrll of W11l1am Gessner who took most of the photos 1n the advertlsrng sectron Phyllrs Bereolos advert1s1ng manager Lucrlle Kaul faculty advrser Commerclal Refrlqeratlon for every NW Known Purpose 1400 North Schuyler Avenue page one hundred one Dear Dlary September Pnst day of school oh' Another 36 weeks of acnvrty tlmed by a bell Remember the frrst football qame Wllh out the drum malorette Anna Wehr9 She had her appenchx removed Mr Munson surely gave an 11'1Sp11'l1'1q speech on The Men and Women of Tomorrow Kankakee defeated Danvtlle Sl to 6 to hamburgers and cokes Lucky k1ds' Calumet Crty beat the Kays 14 to 0 Emanuel Mansheld Negro tenor sang fGVOI'1tE class1cs and spmtuals Kays and Streator tled 6 to 6 JERKE For the best 1n eats 907 South Washmqton Avenue For Amerlca s Fcworlte Treat SHERB S ce Cream hops 911 South Washmgton Avenue 778 East Court Street page one hundred two 255 South West Avenue Mmdme treated the hrqhschool band i I O l , O 9 ODETTE, Inc A filly 11 ll ,ff -5 The foundation of every annual IS the picture Good plctures make a good book The Photographs 1nclud1ng the color d1v1s1on pages by Blankenherg Photographers State wide coverage tor High Schools Originators of the Photo Annuals ,X ' ,ns '7 Av' 'Q' 4 ' ' , X t , . K .. t gr. f Q -7- vw I ' ' , . - J' gl., , FW ,.A bflniflfqv - . A Q 'L Q Lk' 'I 'I Wills , O D O 1 1 p g one hundred three Servtng Kankakee Smce 1890 11 '53 alrite! X n g Clty N atlonal Bank of Kankakee b 1 P D SKINNERS CASH GROCERY GROCERIES MEATS PRODUCE POULTRY FISH 13 E tR MACKIN VENETIAN BLIND CO Manufacturers oi ER 5 BETTER VENETIAN BLINDS l for 27 Years ICE CREAM W F M W We 1nv1te your 1nqu1ry Sales Othce Factory 229 East Court Street 300 West Sixth Stree Kankakee, Ill. M , 111. I' PHONE 1048 grioivrkcizs 291 East Court Street O Q .sf .1- Q girl' 1, Qjjfif'e11:T 111.14 1, j tu t :tl I. -.I 111.1511 'V -L. iff? - 1 ,2 ,pr 1 l .- 1 ,It O O Mem er of Federal Reserve Member of he . . I. C I O 60 as iver Street Main 530 I e reeze to Please Super alteds ' Steak-Hamburgers 171 est Court Street p g hundred four McBroom s Ca e GOOD FOOD FRIENDLY SERVICE 151 North Schuyler Avenue R I CHAMBERLAIN MOTOR CO A h T Men s and Young Men s C1oth1ng SALES and SERVICE Adam and Stetson Hats Auto Towmg and Repamng Lee Work Clothing h 5 581 700 THE EP SYSTEM 344 35 252 South East Avenue The REXALL Store Phone Ma1n 113 200 South East Avenue Oppos1te I C Stat1on PRESCRIPTIONS Ice Cream Cokes Luncheonettes I 0 Pharmacy Incorporated p g hundred flV9 O O ' 1 1 ut orized Dodge, Plymouth, rciler 1 Air-O-Magic Shoes 'H S uyler Avenue BU - - 5 - 4 Phones I I I Welding Equipment and Supplies E D W A R D S EDWIN PRATT S SONS CO Supplles D1V1s1on W IC HECHT S for th es Ju lor fa h ons t w COATS DRESSES SPORTSWEAR s b tt e you wa t w111 hqve t Gifts for all occaslons EDWARDS IEWELERS Come ln and let us help you make your selections ll M lr i R d WHOLESALE REIAIL 220 East Stat1o St eet Singer Sewing Center 316 East Court Street ARMSTRO G PHONE 7572 New Sewing Machines Notions Sewmq Classes Route 54 Electric Appliances Vacuum Cleaners Repair Services i p q hundred six I 77- . 1 100 es ourt Street K k k . Ill' ' TT Y I 5 e cut t ' n' s i in o n l 0 V T T If it' e er s rvice n l ' 1 The store where you meet all your friends . i , Service - A u es o cr ios - . I1 1' 220 EAST COURT STREET I I CC. Easy to f l e Come m 9 b-Q I EASY ON GAS' Two can rxde to school work or for pleasure on a Cushman Scooter and get up to 75 mxles on a gallon of gas Many other econ omy features too' Come m and see one now See the Newest ln 070 Geo Croxen 1285 North Schuyler Avenue Kankakee Phone 212 Clark of Hammond defeated the Kays 25 to 7 I wonder how Oswald felt after bemg thrown over the balcony 1n the Key note assembly? Have you heard the latest? The POS1 trons on the 48 Kankakeean staff were ass1gned today No school Teachers meetmg at the Un1vers1ty of I1l1no1s Urbana Kankakee upset Argo 19 to 12 If It Werent for Columbus a skrt 1n observance of Columbus Day Kays overpowered by Bloom 41 to 0 Wasnt the K Club dance neat? How d1d you l1ke dancmg to Chuck Granq er and the Downbeatsf' Ioan Bxshop talented and accomp11sh ed mus1c1an and one of the ongmal Qu1z Krds entertamed rn assembly Good lookmg too 23 Semors' Whrch nng d1d you vote for? x FR0l7'5' and VZ 6E77l3lZ-'5 ag, Q Q 2 .4-for H Iette s Super Food Shop 352 West Court Street KANKAKEE BOTTLING WORKS Bottlers of HIGH LIFE QUALITY BEVERAGES S1nce 1873 0 Our 75th Year REHR IONES KAISER FUNERAL HOME KANKAKEE ILLINOIS 408 South Dearborn A enue AMBULANCE SERVICE TELEPHONE NO 326 page one hundred seven ,f ' C 1 , fn, 0 R'd 2 -- 0 FQ 4 . S I S 1 S O I fl 1 fr f - Y ., . Q in ' . j ,conf , n , 14 1. O . October I AQ N1 3- , - ,Ill 7- ' I 531, -. It 9- i '- I 10- . ' ' 10- I , . . I 14- ' ' ' 17- ,i . 17- ' . ' ' A 21- ' , I ' - DR WILLIAM H BOTH DENTIST Office in re idence Waldron Road Phone Main 6850 Aroma Park Illlnors LOUIS fl' ffl hne shoe reburldmg 509 East Court Street DuCHARME HEATING CO LENNOX FURNACES O11 Coal Gas Aldrrch O11 Burners HOT WATER BOILERS 200 South Schuyler Avenue KANKAKEE ILLINOIS Phone Mcun 3900 page one hundred exght May Did all ot you go to the drstrict track meet? Ot course you d1d We know that all of you were out there rootmg for your school A mght that most of the junrors and semors w1ll never forget The Iunlor Senror Prom The jumors really put on a colorful prom th1s year But of course the seniors like the one they put on better One of the most 1mportant days 1n a senror s school hte Baccalaureate week at school une 2 3 What kmd of grades do you thrnk you got on your last srx weeks tests of the year? You didnt study too hard d1d you? You re just s1tt1ng back and takmg 1t easy the last few weeks It s the mqht that all SQHIOIS look for ward to Commencement Now they realrze that they really would rather stay IH school Oh' The thought of gomq to work Bess1e The Fmest Small C1ty Department Store in America Retail Management, Nov 1947 Issue . . 73 . . . . , S. - 21- ' ' ' trl ' . I ' . . If f A 30- ' ' Li-34 , XTX - , , , if I iff-1' Vfnjsx I . The openrnq clay of a seniors last ..,, . , ., l ,,., Q .yy t ' ' I . I 1 1 - - 44 , . . L - l ' H n Style Leaders in Apparel and Home Furnishings Since 1883 ll l n ZF G Q 5 9 fb ul vlrnU IP' L- l '.l N UP' Z U l '.I 'SU L-' CI 3 uu U1 'SU me Con actto na Lumber Mlllwork More Hardware Phone 356 Phone 37 THE am FLoRAL SHOP Flowers for H11 Occas1ons PRICES WITHIN YOUR BUDGET F O R D I-I 0 P K I N S of everythrnq you want W1 th LUNCHEONS Mercur COSMETICS DRUGS ANDREWS NETZEL THE g K p IEWELERS Motors Inc 159 East Court Street an a ee, inois Ph 00 After the Game and After the Show The Coffee Cup s the Place to GC gg? THE gy CUP TRY OUR HANDY CARRY OUT SERVICE LA BEAU BROS U S ROYAL TIRES G M C TRUCKS 295 N nh H WEINER S BETTER MEATS FOODS SERVICE George H Cooley 6. Son REALTORS AND 1005 E ic fs INSURANCE 201 V lk ld D S E S xx xx a cc EXPERT OPTOMETRISTS AND ENGRAVING WATCI-IB AND JEWELRY DIAMOND SETTING k nzrmnzns or p q hundred ten CD K, ' o unison Avenue N f Q . I uweeesx COFFEE - I ,f ' X427 , 'I . A 0 ne 686 as our ireet o mann Bui ing Ma D W I A A T M O c N H MILWAUK EE PLANYS SMITH means more than this . .. LOS ANGELES PLANTS emore than the hundred odd bulldtngs wtth four and a half mnllton square feet of floor space ln four Amerlcan clues emore than the mules and mlles of automatlc ma chmes that have produced over seven mtllton tons of welded steel products emore than the dozen modern research and engn HOU STON PLANT 1 r KANKAKEE WORKS neertng lahoratortes that are world renowned emore than all thus are the 10 500 men and women ot' the A O Smith C orporatton chemists and clerks arc welders and accountants engtneers and executtves whose efforts are devoted to the en rlchment ofAmer1can Ilvlng by contmuously seek mg better ways of makmg better products needed nn homes and tn lndustry 0 All of this ts the SMlTHwoy PRINCIPAL SMI'l'Hway PRODUCTS Automatic Water Heaters Gas and Electnc ' Stolters lar the Home I Welding Electrodes Maclnnes and Equtpment Welded Structures 0 Electric Motors 0 Stainless Steel Beer Barrels 0 Glass lnned Tanks I Automotive Chossus Frames Pressure Vessels 1 LPG Systems 0 Line Plpe 0 Oll-Well Caslng Meters tor Petroleum Products 0 Centntugal Pumps Railroad Products RESEARCH AND ENGINEERING BUILDING MllWAUKEE tDl'PDl'QfiDll San Francisco I Los Angeles 0 International Dlvlslon Mllwaulteel 1 Factories at Mllwaultee I Kanltaltee 0 Houston 0 Los Angeles page one hxmdred eleven O New York 0 Plllladelpllio 0 Pittsburgh 0 Cleveland I Detroit 0 Chicago 0 Atlanta 0 Tulsa 0 Midland 0 Dallas 0 Houston 0 New Orleans 0 Seattle WE'LL DO THE M5-VIN5 Ma flower 'iii' ' ' th , IS e p F O R E M O S T I x , ,t . I Moving and Storage X X orgamzatron 1n the world 1 ALLSTATES YOU DO THE R 551 Il N 6 MOVING and STORAGE CO H TROUP 6: Co LUMBER BUILDING MATERIAL MILL wonx 202 No th East A enue Phone 1400 Establrshed 1858 A MITH ALSOP -X520 PAINT ff' p fs 6 Paxnts Vanushes and Impenal Washable Wallpaper SMITH ALSOP KANKAKEE PAINT CO Phone 704 253 East Court Street page one hundred twelve 189 West Court Phone 666 November 6 Wasnt that after dark pep parade fun? lt really pepped us up 9 15 Amencan Educat1on Week 10 Lucky football players' They were guests of Fred Burkett at cr banquet 14 Oh Elroy' The Iunror class pre sented Strrctly Formal 16 22 Book Week Remember the Kankakeean assembly when we looked 1nto the past UD How do you l1ke poetry now? Nor man Coates speech on poetry was surely a new approach' Remember when Rev Bruso spoke on Unearned Increment 1n the Thanks qrvrnq assembly? 26 Vacahon' Four days of freedom but dont eat too much turkey' I . 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ATTENTION' GIRL GRADUATES Consider What a Nursing Career Otters You' K I R C H M A N N S tep oWd - I 1 u 503 East Court Street Phone 507 APPLICATIONS ARE STILL BEING RECEIVED For the August 1948 Class t SILVER Caoss SCHOOL B E T T E R W' OF NURSING F O 0 D S 55 -su. lolret, Ill1no1s An Uptodate Approved School Mamtcuned by a Protestant Non Sectanan Hospital Well qualified IHSIIUCIOT Well equipped classrooms ADMIRAL DEALER Supeno' lwmq qu e's ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES W TE TODAY f pl d F l ton Television ' Motorola Radios A DDRESS ect I SU-VER CROSS HOSPITAL Complete Repair Service Iol t Ill no 175 N th D a bo A e u Phone 1275 For your crownlng glory COOLEY S BEAUTY SALON Arcade Building Phone Main 1186 HICKEY FUNERAL HOME 233 South Indiana Avenue Phone Main 398 U Bob's Radio Sales and Service LOUIS G PAHINIKE Prop I Philco Radios, Phonographs Two Good Stores Small Appliances 380 Eqst Court Street I We Service All Makes of 815 Mqin Street , Radios and Phonographs J Philco o RCA 0 Zenith page one hundred thirteen . . . I 0 A well-paid life im rolession i e choice oi interesting posit' ns An oppor unity to be of service o h munity I CI . fwfr- , J. clarity M In 5 .- ff! ' I In ' I RX Af A. .IIA if ff, . 1.2 l ,'3'.g:.-:EEE-,I ,gh . I I ' S 0 . ' Rl or Ap ication Blank an ul Inlormai l'll4ll'I'LZI'2l4llliIIt' stlulvms :Ilsn :Irv ' ' -I - t' ' '1fuI'Ixu:lIiun tint ll I - Huimlv tlwrn in svlwtin- tw ll' I . l I J t,W't.' lat pmvid th I t fmm Izllit ft r I 1 ' ft-.'.'i :I ' ' . . I Dir or, Schoo ol Nursing , ie, i is or e r rn v n e 1 . Best of luck to Kankakee Hlgh School Graduates 'IAQ Bear Brand Hosiery Go West Avenue and H1CkOIY Street Kankakee Ill1no1s Maufacturers of World Famous HOSIGIY for men Women chlldren f 0 A EH I AIRY QUE Queen of Dairy Products ,. W - WWC., 1045 West Statron Street EN... VISIT Our New Sports Depart ment on the second floor for anythmg you may need 1n Sportmg Goods Whether you are a Goli er a Baseball Tenn1s Basketball or Football player you W1ll imd what you want at the pr1ce you want to pay from our large stock of Nat1onal1yFamous Sportmg Goods made by Wrlson Spauldmg Converse Spotbllt Hood and many other companres SWANNELL ARDWARE Inc Sports Department Second Floor IGTTE 813146110 . LAUNDROMAT Portralt and Commerclal Half hour Laundry Self Servlce Washlnq Photographers I 188 East Court Street W F SHEA Corner Court and Schuyler 25 Cents a Load phone 6818 Kankakee mmol, 656 East Court Street Mum 1009 We Go Anywhere at Any Tune page one hundred frfteen . i 1. t cc in I I . I 1 1 - I I I I I X I l . l , I . O O 1 0 O ' l 1 , - - I u u . . 1 Remember O O O Your: HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES With Pictures! Let Wetland Brothers help you select the rrght camera to take your favorrte prctures of school actrvrtres whrch you wrll cherrsh In years to come Wrth the rrght chorce of frlm and flash bulbs any type of prcture con be taken wrth proper know how You are always welcome to come Into Wcrtlcrnd Brothers for free advrce and Informcrtron on how to shoot the most sllffrcult shots Three Creat Stores Sen e You Three Frefrt Stores some You YOUR GOOD NEIGHBOR 6 FOR 46 YEARS What we lrke best to hear people sax of us rs Pen ner s rs a rrerghborls store And thats what we do hear often' For at Pennex s we hare nerer outgrown the srmple frrendly wav of dolng busrness that makes people feel welcome and at home We ve newer outgrown rt In all our 46 rears It was war back rn Aprrl 1902 that Mr Pennes opened hrs first frrendly servrce and thrrfty pr rces And the spurt of that first store has thrrxed and spread to every one of our stores 111 more than 1600 fine Amerrcan communrtres The people who work here at Penney s are nerghbors of wours and ther try to act as good nerghbors should Thev make exert etfort to be frrendls and helpful Thev sw mpathrze wrth your lrkes and drslrkes Thev belong to thrs town' Yes and so does the store In whrch they work' Thats whv shopprrrg at Penney s rs so easy and pleasant and socrable all around' PENNEY S I C Penney Co Inc page one hundred srxteen GENERAL REPAIRING Come In and see our Wrde selectron of brkes 255 East Oak Street PHONE 479 Kankakee Ill OPTOMETRISTS QW Dr Rush Huff Dr Russell Rogers 163 North Schuyler Avenue Phone 940 i' Hrgh Qualrty KROGER STORE 640 East Court Street 0 Mgr Don Turgeant 'k Low Prrces 1 l A 1 1 1 , To To .J-' lr' A I N ,V -A ' .H c lf ' ' ' - - . . little store in Kemmerer. Wyoming-a store devoted to I . - . Xt If -. I . . .., I Y arf 1 . I Id, 7 . . .' . . ' . . , . ' ' 0 0 , . . . . ., . l December Back to school agarn Any g1rls h1gh school dream H School Daze presented by the G1rls Club Remember when the basketball team was granted a n1ghts freedom from practxce to attend the Romance Lan guage Club tea dance? Wheee' Two whole weeks of lelsure What do you thlnk Santa w1ll brrng you? Wasnt 1t sxmply dreamy dancmg to the musrc of the Downbeats at the Tr1 Y formal? Ianuary Here we are back m our classes agarn Th1nk you have T B 'P Better take the es The Roamers sang class1cs and sp1r1t uals What a qu1ck way to take a tr1p around the world Paramount Beauty Shoppe 203 No th Schuyler Avenue Nlfty Beauty Shoppe Arcade Bu ld ng Morrlson s Grocery 285 Orchard Be-auty Mart Ar ade Burldrng Re vera Barber Shop 204 South Wxldwood Avenue Wildwood Grocery 170 South Wtldwood Avenue Luna Barber Shop 238 South Schuyler Avenue Ch1pman Brothers Dzstnbutors DRINK S Phone 2291 842 North Hamson Avenue IOHN KRUEGER 6. SONS 712 14 Voll-:mann Butldrng Agent State F arm Insurance Phone 6 l 5 Moderne Beauty Shoppe A cade B xldmg Edna s Beauty Shoppe 911 South Wash ngton Avenue Boot s Beauty Shop 242 North Schuyle Avenue Edinqton Grocery 866 South Osborn Avenue Majestic Barber Shop 139 North Schuyler Avenue page one hundred seventeen . .- n 1 1 ., . i-ni I I T .n , R . f w' . ll ,.. . 'T I W I tl. 1 r u I . ii i 1 I I r SCHOOL BAND INSTRUMENTS We carry a large selection of new and used instruments- ll k d dl h ' h ' . HOHNER HARMO ICAS SUP IE TOYS A D G F S LATEST SHEET MUSIC AND RECORDS ACCORDIONS ' AMPLIFIERS 9 GIBSON GUITARS AGATONE S MUSIC CENTER EtC rtStr nkk HARDWARE HUDSON CADILLAC Sales Servlce 6323 IEFFERS 6. MCBROOM CO New Portable TYPEWRITERS I All Makes for immediate delivery An Ideal Graduahon Glft All Makes Used Mach1nes Avallable at Popular Prlces Let Us Make Your Homework Eas1er MINER BUSINESS MACHINE COMPANY E O 1305 ll-A xi rlilul' IIIUJI :HID EHIVIIIEJQ 3111115 b pag hdd ' . 7 346 as ou eet Ka a ee. Illinois o Phone 1 - . 1 - - ain treet Kankakee, Illinois 25 ast ak Street Phone 1 I R N ., ,, E V T I T l v E , - f ' Y 1 I Q 1 'Q S r IL. r,r-rs A R 1' . E AT L , ,J AT I Q H i- 'EI xi: E I rl' ' I- il' f ' I f ' J rl I- f ' p l l I I Mem er of the Federal Reserve e one 'gh Key C1ty Motors, Inc Complete Chevrolet Servlce Court Street at Chtcago Afvenue PHONE 720 KANKAKEE ILLINOIS Crystal clear 1ce cubes MEADOW GOLD Crushed ICG GRADE A Block ICG DAIRY PRODUCTS Beatrlce Foods Co ICE CREAM DIVISION Pho e 172 MM DIVISION CITY ICE AND FUEL West Statlon Street Pho e 1600 Phone 222 0 O O I . n n j BILL'S PRINT SHOP Hodak Motor Sales 1700 East Maple Street Phone 938 Sales Studebaker BURGE MOWER 676 East Court Street 640 North Schuyler Avenue 265 East Merchant Street Phone 228 CLANCY FUNERAL HOME 484 East Merchant Street Used Cars and Trucks Mem 433 t t NKAKEE FEDERAL h h y 9 Y Kankakee Federal Savings 81 Loan Assoolatlon Shyl Etblhd 5 Friends mee a KA w ere t e and hundreds of other Kankakeeans have long maintained savings accounts. And why not? Earnin s here have alwa s been at least 21200 per year. l I I Corner c u er and Merchant sa is e 188 Federally Insured p g h d dt ty A Friendly Store for Younq Men You are welcome to come 1n and browse around at any t1me Youll fmd our salesmen courteous and eager to show you our col lectlon of smart apparel A DERW TERS The Accepted Store for Men n Kankakee Smce 1894 February Sachm Sen from the Un1vers1ty of Ill1 no1s spoke on Struggles for Peace rn Indla He was born there Mr Munson surely knows the l1fe of L1ncoln' 10 24 Have you submltted your p1cture for Mlss Kankakee? Wasntthat party duck that Mr Don M1ller made out of a lamb carcass neat? We arent refernng to Donald Duck e1ther D1d you contr1bute to the March of D1mes'? Lucky semors' They have the1r long awarted nngs Are they ever neat' Well boys how many of you have Jomed the new glee club? Remember when Wally Hmton 1m personated Mr Alllson 1n the annual K Club assembly? 29-That one lone day that guls rush for and boys shy away from' BARN ARDS SILVER Royal Crest Sterllng the symbol of Graclous Lrvrng 3' -ss Myers 'HSLJ S 800 South Mum Street f PHONE 1755 IAFFE ca, soNs NSWEAR KAN KAKEE. ILL Featunng Knox Hats Crosby Square Shoes page one hundred twenty-one 9 4- . . . .- l0- . l l ' 17- ' l . I .Cx S W - I firm? .15 5 Bakery l8- ' T . 18- ' . ' ll W l9- , , D g . . ' B ' 24- - - . I ' From Calllfornla to New York Youll fmd modern well-constructed furnlture Wllh the trademark of K R 0 E H L E R MANUFACTURING CUMPANY PLANTS LOCATED Napervllle I11 San Franclsco Cal1f Bmghamton N Y Chlcago Ill Los Angeles Callf Cleveland Oluo Dallas Texas KIINKAKEE ILLINOIS 0 0 I I I at I I 0 - I I O - I O O I C I I U I I I 1 hundred twe y-I .' Q t, ff GARDEN ' A' .-12254-fff' Buy Milk at your grocers ML y. Alai: CRAFT M-W' . A at .-W1 in handy, one-trip cartons if FLORAL Holm: DELIVERY IN GLASS T Q'-, l T f f 1 , V1 '13 , S C H N E L L S D A I R Y 'i Graduahon f X f f F 1063 SOUTH WASHINGTON AVENUE Corsages 559 East Court Street PHONE 246 hone 485 Kankakee, Illinois L 4 .v -X, UJHAT S NEW IN SCHOOL? The answer to thxs and a thousand other sxmrlar cvuestxons can be found m the news report of the Kankakee Dally Iournal and radxo statxons WKAN and WKII. KFMJ Thats because the IOURNAL and WKAN WKIL mamtaln a lull start oi comnetent reporters tor covennq all the news for you You also get news Irom all over the world by ASSOClGl9d Press and Unxted Press teletyp wxres Read the IOURNAL and llsten to UJHHH IUKIL for the latest news so ESTABLISHED SINCE 1886 TOL N S S Y! X Cleaners Hatters Af 379 South Schuyler Avenue Phone 332 Herman L Ramem Charles C Engel page one hund ed twenty three Q -. . ls I' V y xy Q Q I ,,. G- I 'FI A Lx' A 15211K X X Nix We X35 fr S., -f 'fs ' 'Ny .- ':w- 3 .g',.. 9 ' H fig: 5.5 7 l f-,JY Q- 'Y'- f 1 FROZEN F000 521W ffiilg' Locxrn Homin 3 gr O 3 ' 3,5 Y Headquarters for F F d L k Plumbing and Heating Bradley rozen oo oc ers In Kankakee Wire and Iron Works Off1C9 and Factory 118 to 140 West Court Street EDWIN PRATT S SONS CO CHINK LA FRANCE GROCERIES and MEATS 417 North Rosewood Avenue Kankakee Illmois March 4-Did you contribute to the food dr1ve sponsored by the Girls Club? Hurray' Another morning to sleep late County Teachers institute Wonder where the freshmen have been hiding their talent? Freshmen presented annual talent assembly Senior play cast picked for Where I HCS B IRD Q Wm Wasnt that a neat movie that the Camera Club showed 1n assembly Q- , Bet you didnt know that tires were made that way 25 Ieepers' The way they fned that egg on a cold stove ' General Motors as sembly 245 North Dearborn Avenue 26 30 Ylppeel Easter vacation What do you think the Easter bunny will bring you? page one hundred twenty four I ll i 1 O 8- . ' . 16- 18-How did you like The Passion Play? 19- . . ,, 0 I D 23- ' ' ' ' ? . , . . I 1 y ' . TRIANGLE ,w Tj Christensen's T, Q I Q ' f 122 North 3 5 lg ' Schuyler Avenue zsj Nj x Shoe 0 Repairing CCNSTRUCTIDN - Cleaning ffl ' Dying Electric Shoe Shines Hat Cleaning fs. Blocking Phone Heavy Ready Mixed Phllllps Friday Shreffler Constructlon Concrete FUNERAL HQME 5,3165 'T 1 ,Q ii lg, J ...AN Q ,W at f ,f -I X 5kwzS'lo'w Kankakee s Great Fashlon Store One of the oldest and most reliable retail establishments in this city The Fair Store has an enviable reputation tor quality honest value and courteous service K H S Students held of outside endeavor will discover in this store many of Amenca s foremost quality names that mean so much in these days of questionable values Young Men s Clothes Main Floor Seventeen Shop Second Floor Sport Shop Second Floor Collegian Shop Second Floor page one hundred twenty five I O I I ,- N- .. Q 1 - WL, f i N - - . '-fl .f -- 'l 5 ' -is .w'-1-2'-M We-.-a'fP?f-L, Faint'--v-E ' ' '4 fz' 5 - f ' 1 ' . v . 1 'X Y 4' . . . N - :sl 9-Q t . . . I . . . X ' ' - S -5 ,E Q: 4 , - L :sv A- D o 0 0 0 c 0 HP? 'Q' . gli-. yr 3 ' g Who know the value of smart-looking clothes in the , ...., ' 'f . .:1: ' - 11' E , ' . . I ..,. -2135-tv'- , xx Rx , 1 gf, ,A 35 S 1 , 1 'R fit . 1 , ' 2' ' ,,vv,,,,,.,,,,,,,, 1.8 1 ' x , ' uw' Y? 'X V . I 1 . . X . . M ,, - . . f'-S+ V Q i A ,, ,,,,,,, , H , ,.., , . ,.,,.., . ,, .,t. i , - W if v ,V H-A WAY - 1 - WADLEY S GROCFRY T D EATS HONE The FRANKLIN PRESS CO Oiuce and School Supphes Greetrnq Cards Grits Typewrrters LECUURS Ready to Wear E SHOES HATS ACCESSORIES STAN KENTON HARRY IAMES TEX BENEKE NELLIE LUTCHER PERRY COMO VAUGHN MONROE CHARLIE BARNET CHARLIE VENTURA FRANKIE LAINE They're All Here on Records I Record Shop . Mezzamne Floor bam. . I I .a ii' X r X ron FINE 1 U IN' X Ax' R EN s or rooms M V7 -, I . in N fx Xu f 703 ,I rf' A w Q-PI f -' ik.-'xx , S h ' V ,au .A 'V zf' '19- 55 2Q'f5'Vf-aff ul - I if' - 5,1 I fa.. . 4 J, . I V Kankakee's Leading Primers Since 1913 264 asi Merchant Sireel Kankakee, Illin ' p g h ndred twenty-six iw' h1zi Q Modern Appliances which make your kitchen tasks less tedious Cascade Sales and SCFVICC South East Avenue IAFFE DRUG STQRES B0l'llBIl S Slly E 508 E I Cyp Processing Co Sick Room Needs Physician Supplies D1v1s1on of the Borden Co 5 53 5 X2 Americas Q5 WHITE s KANKAKEE ILLINOIS b P9 h ddtwtysen A. A , . I - I o 1 217 I C I SI I SI I I Phone 184 Ph 205 l I -1'-f . I - ff Favorite! Grinnell Road TW ' Ef f 1 - 'I 1 X I ' The Home of I ' D. I bl H Q 1111 I8 911 - V6 SWEET OR SOLID E W I LONGHAIR OR IIVY LASSERS RECORD SHOP Tex e eke Peggy Lee CARS AND TRUCKS There s a c afbwfcb In your future KANKAKEE ILLINOIS pg hddt ty ght Eddy Howard Tony Martm EDWIN ANDERSON Aroma Park I1I1no1s GROCERIES and MEATS Dry Goods Notrons BUY' Moore Dutch Boy Barreled Sunlrght HAUSMAN PAINT CO D1st1nct1ve Wallpapers E Marcolle Drug Store PRESCRIPTION CENTER Photo Supphes and Photo Fmrshrnq EASTMAN d BELL d HOWELL Ag 119 East Court Street ll ll ll ll ,Q 3-,Lg f we I , ' , .1 1 A- 4 ' ll ll ll ll Has a Complete Selection of Your Favorites I I1 - - ' . . I O Ph 495 297 ast Court Street I , l ' an an . ent one un re wen -ei E STORE W Ff9 '-iigjq FABER FLORAL COMPANY GHEENHOUSES 8 w 1111 y sf 1128 U E H R IENSON S RESTAURANT C Q B I 796 East Court Street Phone Mum 549 Comp ny FUNERAL HOME S W h gt KANKAKEE ILLINOIS 'I' I ph ANKAKEE BUICK CO. 148 North Harrison Avenue Telephone 546-547 xnuxmcrzrz mmors 336 fc as et 1,-.fi U Phone 696 ' 0 - A C. ' av 0 Florists to Kankakee for over 75 Years 69 es e er Phone I 1220 outh as in o A e e one 189 p g h d d twenty-ni Youth of America Tomorrow, the feeding of our nation will be your responsibility Let us ltghten your task DAVID BRADLEY MFG COMPANY 1 k 'l'h ld I O O O O I For farm implemenis nown ewor over KANKAKEE Buses Available for Chartered Tnps At Any Tlme 253 North Schuyler Avenue PHONE MOTOR COACH COMPANY N OBILITY SILVERPLATE Quadruple Plated or AMERICA S FINEST TABLES I OE N ICKOLS GROCERY for frne Assortments of Foods and Meats 0 Auto Parts 0 BEN BRENNER Mum 235 243 South West A enue MAIN 629 Apnl Well gurls' What boy dzd you g1ve a thr1l1 for that one speclal dance? The sophomores surely put on cr good assembly today D1d you l1ke rt? You d1dnt know we had such good actors 1n our hrgh school Now be truthful about 1t 15 16 That luke Box number 1n the con cert was really neat Rlght up to date F rom the prevlews of the semor play 1n the assembly 1t looks as though 1t IS gomg to be good You re all gomg arent you? But natch' 23 The semors really put on a swell play th1s year How d1d you lrke rt? 30-And how d1d you l1ke havmg semors for teachers? page one hundred thirty-one I 2- , ' . ' ' f y ' ' - I ZT i . ' ' ' . i- W' 7? 'A'W7' ' ' ' W A' ' '-' 7' 7' 1 67 ' I I I . 20- ' ' v . NY 5-. xg Student Trammg Charter and Passenger Tnps G I Flnght Tralnmg Sales and Servlce ww gl KOERNER AVIATION SERVICE Kank kee A p le Ro le 45 Pho e Ma 266 Brmg the crowd for M F P nl DCIICIOUS Pork Tenderloms At the new BERNHARDT'S CAFE 504 South Washlngton Avenue 1 if gm' 4 ,J To if Phone 635 or 714 for Kankakee H. S. Alumnl at Gallaghers Over the years, hundreds of graduates of Kankakee Hlgh School have attended the Gallagher School of Busmess m xts Day and Evenmg Classes On Febru ary ll, when the above plcture was taken, the follow mg alumn1 of K H S were 1n Day School Shlrley Spray, '46, Rose Darrough, '47, Ehzabefh Folds, '45, TRUCKS Clarence Bretzman, '43, Elmer Mascher, '46, Henry 300 South East Avenue Lme, '45, Gene MICKGISOH, '43, and Harland Nlarth, 545 Souah Washmqton Avenue '44 page one hundred thxrty two ' ' II5:5Z5,::::55g52:-:-::55q..4,:,.,-' .,'::.Q.1Qg:23v:-.'- 12255555533252531522r?1!fEE2ErESr?I5:E5E:f5-.'J ,,: . I . - ri-5:24 ' '11-2-51515-,zu , t 4,5,51,,5gg:gfgsgizgjhirirErESiEgi5g:3g5,g5i4-ig k:,3.::j:,::1.:,..:.1.:::,:::,:: 1 3:,,::,:,.,:,5. I -Q 1:55. .. , ,.g:5:g:3:5:::::::::.:::::.,:2:f:54:5:3j'5:wEe::f.5:2::.EE' -' ,:E:2 ' I ' '-1252535212 - . 1 ' 2, 4 ,,4:,E5:5E555-3i5E5E55525:555Egigi5Eg35E:5gE53E2555555:gr,. - '2:2:2: .i5E3E5E5E5:5:j1:1:.,::1:.g-1:Q', 9:24115 , ' . 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