Kankakee High School - Kankakeean Yearbook (Kankakee, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1949 volume:

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L xv S I ' ' ' X, 1 Dulu cltlon Thrs book rs respectfully dedrcated to the memory of Harold Iohnson who dred May thrrd mneteen hundred forty erght To the students of Kankakee Hrgh School and especrally to those semors wrth whom he would humor hrs outstandrng scholastrc abrhtres hrs modest servrces and h1s frrendly greetrng to everyone about hrm Wrll forever be a hrgh goal for whrch to strrve and to attarn , O 5 O have graduated, his quiet dignity, his sense of Harold I ohnson XT Why dont you ever notrce us? Here we sat on our pedestal when the school was erect cl we srl here today watchrng you c you walk down the rront srdewalk and well be S1l'1Dq here for days to come We watch you as you rush oft the school bus rn the mornrng Oh yes We notrce some ot you dash rnto the burldrng at 8 25 hoprng to rnake the hrst perrod clas Then through out the day hte contmually buzzes behrnd our back as we stand sentrnel At 3 20 we watch you leave the burldmg streammg out by th hundreds Many leave lat r after then work has been flnrshed for the day Day atter day we keep our watch wrt '1 sng the leaves turn mto therr golden browns rusty yellows and crrmsons Then they fall to the ground and soon are cov cred by the lrght tallrng snow Wrnter comes and goe and at 1lS end sprxng makes rts d but wrth rts splashes ot color everywher Tr ls not long then untrl we wa ch the senrors mak therr trnal exrt wrth therr caps and gem ns Now we wrll watch the summer pass on mcomlng fre hmen Y we watch we watch you as you fork rn school as you get together m your any a trwrr as you engage m your ard a you drrve your ar or walk d 1 th ctool srdewalk rn play ef: ' ' ' ' - L. . . e . e ' 1 es 1 ' ' r s, ' , ' ' e L ' ' e. 1 ',, ' t ' . 9 A A Y I V x, . ' , waiting for fall when we can put our watch rr ' o ' s . es, , ff YVK- Al Y 1 n Y- ni. .. rf -c ' Yes, Lpcrts, r ,S ' ' 3 kiwi e s I ' ' e, N 1 gr VA? ,f VX? ,arf VO -Jw ,......---4' E59 X Ex fiyig fPg.k4't Q-7.8-,q' fx! wr!!-'Tl 5 ,,JJ,.xb x4r, 3, xv i K, , , , , ,.L,,,g-,iff - .ff ' l V' V 1 'V ,. Q ' . 'Z-fgk' I , L- 3 , ,' . ., I I .1 . .AMW M -an . l QQ Rss, xl E- N-.4 if Q! , V 0 U xx Schoo m sports ln ClCtlfUltlCS ln play 'rv' gl E' N.-5 wi ' .1 s-I Vs s' 01 U wr EMT! xJ if if N-.4 , V -4 V 5 hw X 1 ,Mt 1 lt' ' ' 9 9,0 5202 O s' 9 Up 0: I J I Rvixd NJJ , Y ..f S-I 3 5 X Q! M iw S J X V' ' N 5' x ,J -X A xg-Q, W? AMY' 5 it 61 Q. ,I ,g -.- E! 1 X X N' ' f' 'tl' , 4, L 'E ' I r ' gf H o' 1 V' J x9 X. , W . , 's ' ,X UP 5 0 4' 1. .' X X 4' - 4.s'1xv x4 ..-::3 k V xwf , Asha 4 x .14 4 X K I. -l,,,e. .r.- , f 0 1 . .. f I... , f .. r '- f.f . - , ... rm, p CL 1 gn ,f x When one thmks of school teachers one rs very hable to thmk of the person srttmq behmd the wood desk perrod after perrod and explarn mg ubr erant a equals 25 or the develop 1S that teachers have to srt perrod after perrod day after day teachmg and mstructmg the puprls before them that many mqhts are spent preparmq lessons or gradmq papers that therr day starts at 8 10 and lmgers untll 3 40 and rn many cases even longer and that many study through the summer months All these thmgs they do to tram the youth of today to help make them mtellrgent crtrzens of tomorrow ment of western settlements. What one forgets Admlmstratlon Contents Supenntendent Pr1nc1pc11 14 Board of educc1t1on Faculty 13 O O O ,G , ' 16 17 Supermtendent Irvmg Munson Bus1er than ever th1s year Wrth the detalls of the school burldmg program Mr Munson has nevertheless found t1me to mcuntam hrs close touch w1th the students of Kankakee Hrgh School Conferences planmng for rncreased ser vrce from the educattonal program for all the solutron of school problems and count less admmlstratlve dutles are all woven mto the pattern wh1ch forms Mr Munson s day Most remembered by the students of the h1gh school however IS hrs cheery Good morn Supermtendent 1i1 l',,.z'tL..4- Ruth Brown and Marcella Moody Iessle H Greely secretary secretanes ing. boys and girls. O I - Q, 1 '9 uk I W1th qulet d1gn1ty surround1ng h1m throughout the year Mr Alhson malntams harmony among the many mlnute deta11s of the da11y program reg1ster1ng schedule changes lost art1c1es and scores of other problems whxch are bound to arlse m a typlcal schoot day Hrs hours end not when the student s end however but extend long afterward 1nto the summer months Wlth but one short week of closed shop Prmclpal X1 Prmc1palR Y Alhson Dorothy Byick. secretary Antonia Fritz, secretary OO 96. 1.1 Y 4 gir- ABOVE H D Tyson Presrdent Geo ge E Lu hrs Herbert Hess BELOW Paul A Laxrd E E Caron Clerk Ed P MGdlSOH Board of Educatwn Although they are few 1n number these men have devoted a great deal of the1r trme to the marntenance and promot1o'1 of a hlgh educatronal standard ln the publrc schools of Kankakee It was durrng th1s year that these men worked un trrmgly to ee the completlon of frnal plans for a burld ng program for the Kankakee Publrc Schools whrch had long been but a dream As a result of many months of labor the Steuben Schools modern add1t1on IS under constructron and rn early sprmg constructron was begun on the East and Vlest Iunror Hrgh Schools Students had anxlously awaxted the construct1on of the new gymnasrum whrch 15 to seat 3 500 specta tors rn the East Iumor Hrgh School Long had the muslc groups ant1c1pated the quarter of the1r own rn whr h to s1ng the1r chorales or practrce the1r marches And art students too eyed w1th mterest the bu1ld1ng s progress for 1t held the prom1se of new rmproved quar ters 1n whrch they could do the1r work Wllh ease T all thrs opemng of new fac1l1t1es has provrded xncreased opportun1t1es for educatlonal achrevements J ' .S 1 v' 1. f 1 3 if-A . 4 -'Q' K X' 'Ki TD- 14- - ' v Q h Q ' 1 .. S . . . 1 i . . , 1 -- - ' - . 4 l - .1 - . ..I I - - I - , . . . . S . . , , . O , , We Nl -1 n . 24,1 a - Handmg out excuses one rrunute frncllng band alds another answerrng the pers1stent telephone r1ng at the same t1me lVl1ss Wood found she could use forty erght hours rn a day and st1ll needed more Although these dut1es could have easlly occup1ed her full trme she always found trme to work wrth lVl1r1am Cassel 1n the Grrls Club carry1ng on dr1ves olannrng assemblres or seerng that all was rntact for the comrng style show About here she could have been seen hurrylng to teach one of her two busrness Englrsh classes Fmally 1f she was luclfy she m1ght perhaps have left the school around 5 OO only to have gone to her apartment to plan the next day s act1v1t1es the deans YN V' VX? Loutse Wood lv Dan Norton Looklng the boys 1n the eye made the drfference between Mr Norton s g1v mg them a wh1te or a prnk excuse Bes1des answermg many rnqurrres such as Was my brllfound turned rn? or Have you seen my pen? Mr Norton had two economrcs classes to whrch to explarn the economrc problems of today But never let rt be sa1d that here hrs dut1es ended The freshmen boys cer tamly know drfterently smce he has coached them on therr freshman basket ball football and track teams To many hrs SGIVICGS rn Student Councrl wrll be long remembered how he arded thrs group rn plannrng two all school partres and how he helped keep the group rntact Yes thrs dean s dut1es ranged all the way from A to Z but never seemed to end there fi-at Strat' r-1 Nl Mcrthematlcs and Sc1ence Mlldred Hopkms Gwendolen Ingh Lula Mcxrtm BS Southwest Mlssoun MS UYHVGISIYY of Chl MA Umve sxty of Ill1 BS UnlV9ISllY oi 1111 State Coll ge Mcxthe ccxgo Mc1the nQt1cs n IS Mctlxerruhcs HOIS Muthemctcs Louxscx Coble ITICIUCS F ac ult 18 Mdriha Ruth Cole Ienme Webb Montgomery MS Umversxty of 1111 BA Umverslty of 1111 BS Umverslty of Ilh H015 50191109 H315 Blology nols Mathemcmcs HeroertW McGrath BS Illmoxs Wesleyan Umverslty General Sclence Frank R Weller WanenR French MS Unlverslty oi 1111 MS Indxana Umversxty nols Chemistry Blology and Physxcs 1 1 1 e 1 1 SOCICII Sclence and Phys1ca1 Educatlon 'cf Elcune Denz BS Ed Northern Illmols State Teachers College U S Hxstory Dorothy MCG1nn1S Edlth McKm1ey Ruth Northrup B A Umverslty oi Illx M A Columbla Umversl noxs Soclal Scxence ty Hxstory Shrrley Shxpley BS Ed Ilhnoxs Stake Normal Umverslty Com mercral Geography and World HlSlOIY Paul Fowler BS Murray State Col lege Physical Educahon Marlene Kesler BS Eureka College Physlcal Educatlon Earl Iones M A Columbla Unlversl ty Athletzc Dxrector Charles Swrkle B A Umversxty of 1111 nols Physlccxl Educatxon F acult 5' -v .b'- ' 1 q K F acult Henry C Holt MS Umverslty of Ill1 nols Mechanxcal Draw m 20 Fine and Practical Arts Rolande Van Gullder BS Iafnes Mtllxkm Um versxty Art Euchd Lambert Ha kley Manual Trammg School Manual Trammg Margaret Bower M A Columbla Ul'llV9l'Sl ty Musxc and Musxc Educatlon Grace E Coulter BS Umverslty oi l1l1 11015 Home Economxcs Fowler MCKIBIGY M S Iowa State College Manual Trammg eorge Pxersol BM Ellsworth College Band Dxrector Ahce M Stone M S Iowa State College Foods Iames C Pendleton B Ed Northem lllmoxs State Teachers College Vocatlonal Machme Shop . . - G I l l 'IF Barbara Chace BS Ed Umversxty of Illmols Enghsh I1 L1l11an Freyermuth M A Umverslty of Iowa English Romcnne Mutchler BS Ed Unlverslty of Illmoxs Engllsh and Iournahsm Enghsh and Language from QM? -4 ' X sw, BY- 41' v Xt. I 1 Ethel Cooper MA Northwestern Um V1olet Koerner MA UI'11V9l'SltY oi Illl nols Enghsh Mane Beardslee MA Umverslty of Ilh nols Latm -ing' 'I Pauhne Tull M A Indxana Unlverslty Engllsh and Pubhc Sp acxng Rosetta Gernon PhB Samt Xavier Col lege French Spamsh and English F acult fx Avls Moffett AB Monmouth College Enghsh and Spamsh 21 it 4, the ,Z v xifur-Kg' .t.- 'EH I - x r -A . x A '. fin 3 . - ,I l Itzersity. English - ' Q iv : if :E h I n e 1' . . Q .gi Commercial and Library 4 f'9s.,g I 1 .1 ri 'Q Vera Baker Mane Bonvallet Edrth Carmody Ruth Haley B Ed lllmoxs State BS Umverslty f B Ed Illmols State B Ed Illmoxs State Normal Commerce Illmors Commerce Normal Commerce Normal Commerce F acult X-J B.. X352 xl if si -.1 if 22 Clara Gramse B Ed Whltewater State Teachers College Commerce Gladye Ehrhardt B S m L S Umverslty oi Denver BA North Central Lxbranan l f f . ., I D . ., 4 ' O . ., I ' . ., ' I I xv I i Q60 I r ' d 1 ' C-1 l. K .' wi f r .' V IQ, 'lo -' X ' J j ll :V .- All ,L X ' ' . ..a 325559 ' -mf MH? 19, W et s s vlutc the St1lJSllltll6,lCCILI19IS ot thc car Operatton rr luenza doctor and nurses have all hcd a p rt rn lcecptnq otr regular tcachers out ot school But the compet n suostttut teach lVlr Clarerr e Kennedy proved to be a relr able all around professor tec chtnq subtects rangtna from lournahsrr to sctcnce Mr Lrla Roat prnch hrt rn lorerqn language as well as hrstory and Enghsh Espanol and Enghsh puptls were qutded by Mr lames Iohnstons helpmg hand rn the ah sence of therr teacher Hrstory and more hrstoryl Modern and world Mrs Kathryn Chapman devoted much of her trrne to the socral scrence students Also teachrnq rn the socral scrence held was Mrs Eleanor Dude She took h r turn wrth Spantsh and Enqhsh too Learnrnq under then qutdance rn the absence of the regular rrrstructors the students pax tr1 bute to them l, A A . D A 'l ' A y A I ' ' ' s, ' ri , . ' ' 1 a' ' A ' 1' 'Q , A A : .' 1 . . , ' . e ts l A e ' V ers have carried out therr work. , ' v ' A ' - - - W Y 3 ' , . e ' Y ln Blunmzum general Scleuc teachel KHS tot the past 22 ears co apo sox ot Byrcl SCIQIICP Clul tuend to all who know het M155 Pearl R Scaqas was lmlled 111 au automobile colltsou Iauu ary 4 Students ot KHS have felt MISS Scaaqs loss keenly We the student body W ll long rg member her frlendly counsel her WISE judqment ald bo loyal Cl9VOl1OIl to our welfare 1 , I W 9 , - at ' . y I ' ' ' xx' f '. ' X x 1, vocational Couuselox, and a . 5 . v V X - a 1. ' ' , 1 I Student Body Contents Semors Iumors Sophomore-s Fresl men 1 it t 1 Semo Offrcers Presrdent Ierome Pnce Vrce Presldent George Hardesty Secretary Mary Ann Kennedy Semors After three years of clrrnb mg then reachmg therr goal the senxors agree that the year has sped by all too qurckly Reahzrng they were at the top of the lrst he senrors drhgently selected the1r rmgs cards and an nouncements worked wrth the councrl for an all school party and frnally chose and presented therr class play under the gurdance of Mrss Dorothy MCGIHHIS Mrss Rosetta Gernon Mlss Lula Martm and Mr Frank Well er As they step from the plat form on graduatron nrght they real1ze that from here on therr future looms ahead Allain, Ierry Byrd Science, 1: Commercial, 3 Arthur, Barbara Byrd Science, 1: Commercial, 3, 4: Girls' club, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Y, l, 2, 3 Baird, Donn Band, 1, 2, 3. 4: Byrd Science, 1: Camera, 3, 4. Edisonian Science, 4: Kankakeean, 4: Keynote, 4, Latin, 1, 2: Drama, 4 Barnett, Bill baseball, 3: basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4: Byrd Science, l: football, 2, 3, 4: Hi,Y, 1, 2 Barsalou. Iune Band, 1, 2, 3, 4: Byrd Science, 1: Edisonian Science, 4: G.A.A., 1, 2: Glee Club, 1: Latin, 1: Romance Language, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Y, 2, 3, 4: Girls' club, 3, 4 Bates, Mary Ann Byrd Science, 1: Drama, 3: Girls' club, 2, 3, 4: Keynote, 4: Latin, 1, 2: Romance Language, 3, 4: Student Council, 2: Tri-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4 Beach, Stan basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4: Byrd Science, 1: football, 2, 4: Hi-Y, l, 2, 3: Keynote, 4: Latin, 1: Student Council, 3: track, 1,2,3 Beckman, William Drama, 2: Latin, 1, 2 Bellee, William NHS, 3, 4 Bereolos, Beverly Byrd Science, 1: G.A.A., 1: Language, 3, 4: Tri-Y, 2, 4 Bergman, Patricia Girls' club, 2, 3, 4: Romance Commercial, 3, 4: G.A.A., 1: Girls' club. 2, 3, 4: Tri- Y, 3, 4: NHS, 4 Bergman, Shirley Byrd Science, 1: Girls' club, 2, 3, 4: Glee club, 2: NHS, 3, 4: Chorus, 2 Seniors in Q' T 4 if' .nf 1 .-1 'Q + i 50 Q31 :ir 46. Q Seniors 1-0 .145 ' iv vi Y' 35' -fo' A in C ' 21 -2 'Q' an 3 4-we Nr' ani' -0 A 'a Q 11 -3 5 ttf' Betourne, Marcia Byrd Science, l: Camera, 35 Commercial, 3, 4: Girls' club, 3, 4: NHS, 4: Student Council, 1 Birr, Constance Byrd Science, 1: Commercial, 3: C.A.A,, 1, 2: Girls' club, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4 Black, Shirley 1lVlinonk-Kankal-:eel Chorus, 1, 2: Keynote, 4: Drama, 2, 3: F.l-LA., 1: G.A.A., l Girls' club, 3, 4: Tri-Y, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2: Romance Language, 3 Blackmore, Io Ann Band, 1, 2: Byrd Science, 1: Drama, 4: Latin, 1, 2: Key- note, 4: Romance Language, 3, 4: Tri,Y, 1, 2, 3, 4: Kanka- keean, 4: Girls' club, 2, 3, 4 Bloom, Clifton football, 1, 2, 3: K club, 2, 3, 4: Drama, 4: Edisonian Science, 4: Camera, 4: Student Council, 1: Romance Language, 3, 4: NHS, 3, 4 Boyle, Bruce tGrosse Point-Kankakeel Hi-Y, 3: Keynote, 3, 4 Braun, Patricia Art, 4: Byrd Science, 1: Camera, 3: Commercial, 3: Girls' club, 3, 4 Broadstreet, Patricia Byrd Science, 1: Commercial, 4: Girls' club, 2, 3, 4 Brown, George Byrd Science, 1 Bumgarner. Gene Byrd Science, 1: Chorus, 1, 2: football, 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee club, 2, 3: Hi-Y, 2: K club, 2, 3, 4: Sports manager, 4 Burk, Charlene Byrd Science, 1: Chorus, 4: Commercial, 3, 4: Girls' club, 2, 3, 4 Burkhalter, Fred football, 1, 2, 3, 4: K club, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4 Burkhalter. Harry Art, 2: baseball, 3: basketball, 1: Byrd Science, 1: Chorus, 2: football, 1, 2, 3, 4: HieY, 1, 2: K club, 2, 3, 4: Keynote. 4: Latin, l Burns, Ioanne Commercial, 3, 4: Girls' club, 2, 3, 4: Latin, 1: Tri-Y, 3, 4 Campbell, Gaynell Byrd Science, 1: Commercial, 4: Drama, 4: Girls club, 3, 4: Latin, 2, 3: NHS, 4: Tri'Y, 1, 2 Cassel, Miriam Drama, li C,A.A,, lg Girls' club. 2, 3, 4: Keynote, 47 Romance Language, 3: Tri-Y, l, 2, 3, 4 Chayer, Marjorie Christensen, Robert Camera, 45 Football, 1, 2 Clouston, Elaine Chorus, 4 Coffman, Mildred Byrcl Science, lg C.A.A., 1,2: Girls' club, 2, 3, 4 Collins, Patricia Crews, Robert Byrd Science, 1 Croxen, Boyd Band, 1, 2, 3: Byrd Science, 1: Student Council, 2, 3 Cryer, Leonard Cryer, Iames football, 2, 4: track, 2: K club, 2, 3, 4 Daniels, Robert Edisonian Science, 4 Davis, Arthur K club, 3, 4: track, 2, 3 Digregario, Carmella Doris, Ioanne Byrd Science, 1, Commercial, 3, 45 Girls' club, 2, 3, 4: NHS, 4: Romance Language, 3, 45 Tri-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4 Eastman, Donald Band, 1, 2 Seniors Gr N1 .- J K' if -sf' v: 7 1' G- QL, el- .ug l X' vm S Seniors it '43, '41 Q... I .p 'K u-Use.:-, Var vi if 'STG' 99 1 'ZS '53 'Y 'C' we' had x gf, f 1 J ti , ' ' ,,,,:x7, an- 5 Q 'Q 0 ,uf-f J' ? ' 4 RA 'Ns R V X ,, :-.3-:.-qz: 5' 1' H English, Claudia iNlcLeansboro-Kankakeel Eppel, Paul Erzinger, Betty Byrd Science, l: Girls club, 2, 3, 4 Erzinger, Dewey Byrd Science, l: Camera, 3, 4: Commercial, 3: Glee club, 3 Favors, lean Byrd Science, l: Girls' club, Z, 3, 4: Latin, 1: Tri-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4 Fiene, Myron Edisonian Science, 3: Keynote, 4 Fife, Thomas Fisher, Betty Byrd Science, 1: Commercial, 3: Girls' club, 2, 3, -1, Glee club, 1, 2: Romance Lanauage, 2, 3, 4: Tri'Y. 1, 2, 3, 4 Fogel, Donna Marie Byrd Science, l: Chorus, 2: Commercial, 3: Drama, 4: Edisonian Science, 4: Cvirls' club, 2, 3, 4: Kan- kakeean, 4: Keynote, 3, 4: Student Council, 4: TrifY, l. 2, 3, 4: Romance Language, 3, 4: NHS, 4: Quill and Scroll, 4 Fox, Dolores Byrd Science, l: Commercial, 3: Drama, l: Girls' club, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Y, 3, 4 P Fox, Gerald Chorus, 4 Frieling, Norman Hi-Y, 1, Z: Chorus, 2, 4: Keynote, 4 Gallagher, Iohn Band, 1: basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4: Byrd Science, 1: Chorus, 3: football, 1, 2, 4: Hi-Y, 1, 2, 33 K club, 3: Latin, 1: Ro- mance Lanquaqe, 3: Student Council, 2: track, 2: Key- note, 4 Garbs, Leonelle Band, 1, 2, 3, 45 Edisonian Science, 4: Keynote, 4: Latin, l, 2 Genson, Marian Band, 1, 2, 3, 4: Byrd Science, 1: Girls' club, 2, 3, 4: Kankakeean, 4: Latin, 1, 2: NHS, 3, 4: Student Council, 3, 4: Keynote, 3, 4: Quill and Scroll, 4 Gibson, Sanford Byrd Science, 1: Hi-Y, l, 2, 3: Romance Language, 3, 4: Sports manager, 2 Giguere, Iean Byrd Science, 1: Girls' club, 2, 3, 4: Latin, l, 2: NHS, 4: Tri-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4: Romance Language, 3, 4 Givens, Pauline Byrd Science, 1: Girls' club, 2, 3, 4: Keynote, 4: Kankakeean, 4: Tri-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4: Romance Language, 3, 4 Gowler, Iacqueline Byrd Science. 1: Commercial, 4: Girls' club, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Y, 1 Green, William Keynote, 4 Hardesty, George basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4: Byrd Science, 1: football. 1, 2, 3: Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3: Latin, 1: Romance Language, 3: Student Council, 3, 4: track, 1, 2 Hein, Byron Hiatt, Charles Arthur Byrd Science, 1: Edisonian Science, 4: football, l, 2: track, 1, 2: Hi-Y. 1, 2, 3 Hicks, Iuanita Byrd Science, 1: commercial, 2, 3, 4: F.H.A., 4: G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' club, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club, 2, 3, 4: NHS. 4 Holden, Eddie Lee Byrd Science, 1: Girls' club, 3, 4 Holmes, Atholee Ioyce Byrd Science. l: Camera, 4: Chorus, 4: Commercial. 3, 4: Girls' club, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Y, Z, 3, 4 Holmes, Glenn M. Byrd Science, 1: Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4: Keynote. 3, 4 Iensen, Holger Ir. Byrd Science, 1 Iones, Kenneth A. Byrd Science, 1: Hi-Y, 1, 2. 3: Romance Language, 3 4 Iorgensen, Shirley Ann Byrd Science, 1: Edisonian Science, 4: G.A.A., 1, 2: Glee club, 2, 3, 4: Latin, 1: Romance Language. 2 ,3, 4: Tri-Y, 1, 2, 3. 4: Student Council, 1, Z, 3, 4 Seniors e Q' i 'JO 6- Kampi, Beverly if Kankakee Ash-Cl Girls' club, 3, 4: Romance Language, 4: llclisoniau Sci ence, 4: NHS, 4 Keeler, Mary lane Byrd Science, l: Camera, 3: G,A.A,, l, 2: Girls clulv, 3, 4 Keller, Donna Sue Byrd Science, lq Cliorus, -lp Girls' club, w Kemp, Harold Byrd Science, l Kennedy, Mary Ann St. Pat's Kankakee Chorus, 4: Commercial, 3, 43 Drama, 3, 4: Girls' club, 3, 47 NHS, 4: Student Council, 4: TrisY, 3, 4 Kerr, Ross tChicago Latin School for Boys-Kankakee Camera, 4: lidisonian Science, -1: Romance Language, 4 Kibbons, Dora Keynote, 3, 4 Kilqos, Richard Allen Byrd Science, lf football, 2: K club, 3, 4 Klaiss, lack Klemit, Katherine Camera, 3, 4: Drama, 3, 4: Edisonian, 4: Girls' club, 2, 3, 4: Glee club, l, 2: Latin, l, 2, 3, 4: Byrd Science, li Tri-Y, 2, 3, 4: Chorus, 2 Kourbetis, George P. Commercial, 3: Glee club, 2: Hi-Y, l, 2, 3: Keynote, 4 Kral, Karen Louise Band, 1, 2, 3, 4: Byrd Science, l: Drama, 4: Edi- sonian, 4: Girls' club, 2, 3, 4: Latin, l, 2: NHS, 3, 4: Romance Language, 3, 4: Student Council, 4: Tri-Y, l, 2, 3, 4 Kravat, Wayne Kunde, Iuanita B rd Science 1' Commercial, 3, 4: Girls' club, Z, 3, 4: y , , Kankakee. 4: Keynote, 4 Kuntz, Gail Louise , Tri-Y, l, 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader. 2, 3, 4: Byrd Science lg Drama, 3: Girls' club, 2, 3, 4: Latin, l, Z: Kan kakeean, 4: Keynote. 4: Romance Language, 3, 4 Student Council, 1: NHS, 4 Leggott, Donna M. Byrd Science, 1: Commercial, 3: Edisonian Science, 4: Girls' club, 2, 3, 4: Clee club, l, Z: NHS, 4 Libby, Donna Iean Byrd Science, l: Cheerleader, 2, 3, 4: Commercial, 3: Drama, 3: Keynote, 4: Girls' club, 2, 3, 4: Clee club l, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Y, l, 2, 3, 4: Chorus, l, 2, 3, 4 Licht, Lew Byrd Science, l: football, l, 2: K club, 3, 4: NHS, 3, 4: Latin, l Logan, Richard Latin, li NHS, 4 Lowry, Donald Eugene Lucas, Charlene Camera, 4: Chorus, l, 2, 3: Commercial, 3, 4 Drama, 3, 4: Girls' club, 2, 3, 4: Glee club, l, 2, 3 Tri4Y, l, 2, 3, 4: Art, 4 McCaughey, Paul Byrd Science, l: Commercial, 3: Edisonian Science, 2: Kankakeean, 3, 4: Keynote, 3, 4: Quill and Scroll, 4 McKinley, Mary Ellen I Byrd Science, l: Camera, 4: Commercial, 3: Drama, 3: Girls' club, 2, 3, 4: Kankakeean, 4: Keynote, 4: Latin, l, 2 NHS, 4 Romance Language, 3, 4: Tri-Y 2, 3, 4 Martinson, lack Mascher, Marian Chorus, 2, 4: Girls' club, 2, 3, 4: Glee club, 2 Meents, Patricia Ioan Byrd Science, l: Drama, 3: Girls' club, 2, 3, 4: Kanka- keean, 4: Keynote, 4: NHS, 4: Romance Language, 3, 4: Student Council, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Y, l, Z, 3, 4 Mendell, Kenneth lay Byrd Science, 1: track, 2, 3 Merriman, Phillip tDecatur Kankal-:eel Kankakeean, 4: Keynote, 4: NHS, 4 Meyer, Lucille Michael, Barbara Ann Art, 1, 2, 4: Tri-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4: Drama, 3: Girls' club, 2, 3, 4: NHS, 3, 4: Romance Language, 3, 4: Camera, 4 FI- Seniors 1 T Q fit,- S, L J -, ,'-I '- ,x divx ,NOV v--v u-Fi I0 in 'ir 'x 'PP if rye ,X lf? . , sa T Seniors PS QB F .-1 'Gs GT' ' ,-A YNY of . Qfe' L Sig, Mietzner, Iune Girls' club, 2, 3, 4 Miller, Howard Miller, Robert E. Byrd Science, l: l-li,Y, li Commercial, 3 Mitchell, Doreen Byrd Science, l: Commercial, 3: G.A,A., l: Tri-Y, 32 F.l'l.A., 4 Nemitz, Gerald Byrd Science, l: Camera, 4 Netzel, Donald Band, l: Byrd Science, l: Edisonian Science, 2, 3: football, 2: Latin, l, 2 Otterman, Ronald Band, l, 2, 3, 4 Palmer, Dorothy Band, l: Commercial, 4 f,Herrin Township,Kankakee1 Palmer, Velma Chorus, 2, 4 Panozzo, Rita Byrd Science, l: Chorus, 3: Commercial, 3, 4: Drama, 4: Girls' club, 2, 3, 4: Glee club, 4: Latin, l: Library, 2: Tri-Y, Z, 3, 4 Peters, Roger tGilman-Kankakeel Band, 2, 3, 4: Camera, 4: Chorus, 2: football, 4: Glee club, 2, 3: K club, 4 Peterson, Eddie Pickett, Isabel Band, 1, 2, 3: Byrd Science, l: Girls' club, 2, 3, 4: Key- note, 4: Latin, 1: Tri-Y, l, 2, 3, 4 Polk, Inez Posing, Delmar Byrd Science, 1: Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3 Posing, Donna Art, 4: Byrd Science, l: Tri-Y, l, 2, 3, 4: Commercial, 3: G.A.A,, l, 2: Girls club, 2, 3, 4 Powell, Io Ann Byrd Science, 1: Chorus, 2: Commercial, 3, 4: Girls' club, 3, 4: Glee club, 1,25 Tri-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4 Price, Ierome Band, 1, 2, 3, 4: Byrd Science, l: Edisonian Science, 4: Keynote, 4: Student Council. 4: Come mercial, 3 Quigley,Iack Byrd Science, lf Art, 3, 4: Camera, 3, 4: Commercial, 3 Randles, Robert Reetz, Betty lean Byrd Science, l: Commercial, 3: GAA., l, 2: Girls' club, 2, 3, 4: Student Council, 3, 4: Tri-Y, 1,Z,3 Reiniche, Betty Iean Byrd Science, lf F.H.A., 3, 4: Girls' club, 2, 3, 4: NHS, 4: Student Council, 3 Reis, Fred Eugene Byrd Science, l: K club, 2, 3, -1: Sports manager, 2,3 Reniche, Allan Byrd Science, l: Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3: Keynote, 4: Latin l: Romance Language, 3: Sports manager, ZS Student Council, 2: K club, 2, 3 Reynolds, Dolores M. Bradley-Kankakeel Reynolds, Dolores Chorus, 2, 3, 4: Commercial, 3, 4 Reynolds, Floyd tBradley-Kankakeel football, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3: K Club, 2, 3 Richard, Don Band, l, 2, 3, 4: baseball, 3, 4: Camera, 3: track, 2, 3, 4 Rogers, Elsie Roy, Ronald Byrd Science. 1: Edisonian Science, 3, 4: Latin 1, 2 Seniors Rf: iQ if -nm.. ,W Rulison, Betty Byrd Science, 1: PHA., 4: Girls' club, 2, 3, 4: Glee club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin. 1: Romance Language, 2: Tri-Y, 1, 2, 3 Ryckman, Carol Byrd Science, 1: Chorus, 4: Girls' club, 2, 3, 4: Glee club, 1, 2, 4: Tri-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4: Keynote, 4: Commercial, 3, 4: Camera, 4 St. Iohn, Ianice Byrd Science, 1: Chorus, l, 4: Girls' club, 2, 3, 4: Latin, 1, 2: Romance Language, 3, 4: Tri-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4: Camera, 4: Drama, 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee club, 1: Kankakeean, 4: Keynote, 3, 4: NHS, 4: Quill and Scroll, 4 St. Iohn, Wendell Art, 3: Byrd Science, 1: Camera, 3, 4: Commercial, 3, 4: Hi-Y, 2: Latin, Z, 3: NHS, 4: Student Council, 1, 2, 4 Sarowatz, lack Band, 1, 2, 3, 4: Art, 4: Byrd Science, 1: Student Council, 1 Scheppler, Dolores Byrd Science, 1: Girls' club, 2, 3, 4: Drama, 2, 32 Commercial, 3: Romance Language, 3: F.H.A., 2: Glee club, 1, 2: Tri-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4: Keynote, 3, 4: Quill and Scroll, 4 Schleef. Gertrude iMiltord-Kankakeel Commercial, 3: Girls' club, 3, 4: Latin, 4 Schrey, Elizabeth Ann Byrd Science, 1: Chorus, 1: Commercial, Z, 3: Drama. 3: Girls' club, 2, 3, 4: Glee club, l, 2: Tri-Y, 1, 2, 3. 4: Keynote, 4 Schultz. Wilma Chorus, 4: Edisonian Science, 4: Girls' club, 4: Keynote, 4: Latin, 4: NHS, 4 Scime, Iosephine Byrd Science, 1: Girls' club, 3, 4 Searle, Charlotte fChebanse-Kankakeel Byrd Science, l: Girls' club, 4 Severson, Dorothy Byrd Science, 1: Chorus, 1: Girls' club, 3, 4: Glee yr club, 1, 3: Latin, 4: Tri-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4 Sexton, Anita Art, 3: Byrd Science, l: Girls' club, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Y, 3 Sexton, Maxine Art, Z. 3: Byrd Science, 1: G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Y, 3: Girls' club, 2, 3, 4 Simpson, Dorla Byrd Science, 1: G,A,A., 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' club, 2. 3, 4: Tri-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4: Commercial, 3 Sippel, Phyllis Byrd Science, 1: G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin, 1: Tri-Y, 3, 4: Edisonian, 4 Speckman, Ioanne Byrd Science, 1: Drama, 2, 3: Girls' club, 2, 1, 2, 3, 4: Kankakeean, 4: Keynote, 4: Latin, 1, 2: Tri-Y, 2, 3, 4 Stanley, Iune Stone, Constance Chorus, 4 Strasma, Iohn Band, 1, 2, 3, 4: Camera, 3, 4: Drama, 1, 2: Hi-Y, 1: Kankakeean, 4: Keynote, 3, 4: Latin, 1, 2: Library, 1. 2, 3, 4: NHS, 3, 4: Romance Language, 3, 4: Stu- dent Council, 4: Quill and Scroll, 4 Stupka, Ioan Byrd Science, 1: Girls' club, 2, 3, 4: Keynote, 4: Latin, 1: NHS, 4: Romance Language, 2, Student Council, 1, 3, 4: Tri-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4: and Scroll, 4 Stutz, Marlene 3, 4: Quill Chorus, 1, 2: Commercial, 3, 4: Drama, 1, 2: G.A.A., 1, 2: Girls' club, 3, 4: Glee club, 1, 2: F.H.A., 2: Library, 1, 2, Tri-Y, 3, 4 Styck, Patricia Byrd Science, 1: Commercial, 3: G.A.A., 1: Girls' club, 3, 4: Tri-Y, 1, Z, 3, 4 Styles, Mary Alice Byrd Science, 1: Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' cl 4: Glee club, 1, 2, 3, 4 Sutton, Doris lean Chorus, 1, 2, 4: Commercial, 3: Drama, 4: Girls' 2, 3, 4: Glee club, 1, 2, 3: Latin, 2, 3: NHS, 4 Sweeney, Anita Ioann uh, 3, club, Byrd Science, 1: Camera, 3, 4: Chorus, 2: Drama, 1, 2, 3: Girls' club, 2, 3, 4: Glee club, 2: Keynote, 4: 4: Student Council, 4: Romance Language, Latin, 1: Quill and Scroll, 4 Taron, Virginia NHS, 3, 4: Byrd Science, 1: Commercial, 2, 3: Girls' club, 3. 4: Tri-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4: NHS, 4 Sparks, Ronald basketball, 1, 2: Byrd Science, 1: Chorus, 4: football. 2: Hi-Y, 1, Z, 3 Vanden, Marie Band, 1, 2, 3. 4: Byrd Science, 1: Commercial, 4: club, 2, 3, 4: Latin, 1, 2: Student Council, 2: 1, Z, 3 Volkman, William Girls' Tri-Y, Byrd Science, 1: Commercial, 2: Kankakeean, 3: Keynote, 3 Seniors .N 'X xxx , x,,,,x -'2-'C' f S u 1' fy.. ,,f 1...f X .1 3 ng' 54 ,1- sr' 3 'sf Seniors Sv 1...- 'Q--4 'Sr II, ilk A in-n 'Q tl 'hr F i I. Wakeman, LaFerne Band, l, 2, 3, 4: Byrd Science, l: Commercial, 3, 4: G.A.A., l, 2: Girls' club, 2, 3, 4: Glee club, 1: Tri-Y, l, 2, 3, 4: Student Council, 4: NHS, 4 Walker, Mae Byrd Science, l: Chorus, l, 2, 3, 4: Commercial, 3: G.A.A., l, 2, 4: Girls club, 3, 4: Glee club, l, 2, 3, 4: Library, Z, 3, 4 Walker. Ruby Art, 2, 3: Byrd Science, 1: Camera, 3: G,A.A., l, 2, 3: Girls' club, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Y, 2 Waters, Lawrence Weeks, Sharon 1St. Pat's Kankakeel Drama, 3, 4: Girls' club, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Y, 2, 3, 4: Kan- kakeean, 4: Commercial, 3, 4: Chorus, 2, 3, 4: Camera, 3, 4 Wells, Robert Keynote, 3, 4 White, Fred K club, 2, 3, 4: football, l, 2, 3, 4 Wilkens, Iohn Byrd Science, l: Chorus, 2, 3, 4: football, l, 2, 3, 4: K club, l, 2.3, 4 Wilson, Rodney basketball, l: Byrd Science, l: football, 2: Hi-Y l, 2, 3: Student Council, 3 Wischnowski, Erma lean Band, 1, 2, 3, 4: Byrd Science, l: Girls' club, 2, 3, 4: NHS 3, 4: Romance Language, 3, 4: Tri-Y, 2, 3, 4: Commercial 3, 4 Witte. Adele Byrd Science, 1: F.H.A., 4: G.A,A., 2: Latin, 2: Tri-Y 2. 3, 4 Wulfi, Priscilla Byrd Science, 1: Commercial, l, 2: Drama, 2 Girls' club, 3: Tri-Y, l, 2, 3 Jumors Off1cers Presldent Iohn Cc1rdos1 Vlce pres1dent Bernard Wemer Secretary Lols Cox BACK ROW Beach Bancrofi Brownfield Brenneusen Prodan Bowsher Brass ROW Bunnell Bretz man Belanger Bunte Burns Barber ROW I Brosseau Arthur Blsluk Bublk BACK ROW Devlne Dean Cardosi Dat tllo DlCarIo Dunn Cahan Doty ROW 2 C ark Cole C o a D n a m o n d Cook D Conrad H Conrad ROW I Dlggle Cum mmgs Cox V ast man Curby Doran Carpenter ABSENT Cavender 109 2: ' . I - ' BeDell, Anderson: 112 I .' 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Sophomores Off1cers Pres1dent Kathryn Burrell V1ce pres1dent Alvcrh Stone Secretary treasurer Sh1r1ey Frcz1er B CK ROW Arm s ong A n d e r s Barnes Beach Bass Brock Bosman Bar res B ROW 2 Blanchette Morgan B1ll J Bl d Breedlove Bab c o c k Brton Betourne Ba ROWI Brazler Bereolos Barlow Be land Burrell Barber Bushame Bastln Bag well Afrlcano BACK ROW Curtus Butters Cox Dlggle Erwln Devine Clem s C o Changnon DeBauck Do son ROW 2 Mc Intyre Cooley East m a n Chrlsuansen C nrad C I a b r Chrustensen Erickson o o D e r R W Chamness Cole Crab tree Farrar Elzel Dlacos Demarah Campbell Cryer ak ? i Sophomores ri 5 As sophomores they returned to KHS the largest class rn school feelmg somewhat more sophrstrcated and glamorous They found school more than lust a school and were glad to be back It was then year to welcome the freshmen and sell elevator trckets to 44 BACK ROW P1tchett g I e E Reyn nc e Rauen Panozzo R o bln n Outsen Pnpnln Rettke ROW 2 Pepin Peck Richard B Reynolds e s R u s s 0 Harr ROW I at n P e a r Raguse Remllard Rlggs Peterson Phil ms BACK ROW Rettke oper H I e sta vas B e n s c o Pchreldermeyer Cuff mon Wolford ROW Whale T n n e r B stun Otis Spenard Connnng Taube ROW I Fowler Eckhardt l Price Nelson Perry Norton 303 1 Vx Ra . . olds, L - . r - 'X , Rc' h rt, , ' i ' . 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Hullehrand Le gan Jones Kendall Kvdow Frlday Hlcks Hurley Lund ROW I KI I b u r n Kourbehs C h 1 y e r Langelller A L'IFIne Klme M GF'lfh P Lam ert Kelly BACK ROW Marc M a r ID comb Memenga Mar tln Morgan MulvIhIlI Marlh ROW 2 Mann Morgan Meents Mor row MIIIer Muehler Muller Marcotte MII one W I I hone Nemltz Mor FIS Mltchell Ne son Nctzel c h a u Neckopulos Martell 113 'I . ' . - I . : II, H I , d , GI'd . . O : , - . ' , ll . F d ' . R. d- ri . ' rr , 206 La . , , Mc- L ' . . t , C. . er, L . . k' , Lambert. ROW 2: .Iac- . . ' , ' , c- I . . h . 217 zak, I' , New- h . R0 : M'I- ' . ' , I . M i d -T F rechmen Ofhcers Pres1dent DGHIQI Pepper V1ce pres1dent Sandra Blcmdy Secretary treasurer Gretchen Dean BACK ROW Bagwell FlZD3ffICk Bray Barnett Amberg Barber Brinkman A rens C Bar er ROW ' Beland Bran nock Meyer Metcalf Black Brazlll Blat nlk Bloom Benard W I a n Blake Busse Garbs Brammer A h I e D ulavy P Bertrand Bellee BACK ROW Smltgen H a n e y Burkhalter Darrough H u b e rt Conrad Sperry St Plcrre Butler Ray ROW 2 Stone Young Crossley Decker Dav ls. Clark, Castongue. DeSelm. Henrekin. R W I: . Dean. Corkill Contois. Coff- man. Brosseau, Blan- chstle. G Dean Cum- mings. I Freshmen 48 BACK ROW Long Maroney M o r e land c h o I s o n Mo Martin N Love Cry er ROW 2 Memenga L Love Rnordan Mar cotte Manley Nelson Lewis Means ROWI Landsay Larsen Legg McCarty LaRoche Francocur Maxfneld Hoagland BACK ROW Pepper Doty Pelletier Phll s D Reed R n a u d e T Pate t P e I e Rabldeau W 2 C a I a b r Reck Deuschle Burke Pe erson I pun Reed Gruber Ingalls Relmus Palnter Pan key Renlche Llppold Parker Peck B Pat n ude Dlercoff BACK ROW Stanley 0 n n e r R e a g Searns Reynolds Soucle Schram Rlch rdson Supple Sever o ROW 2 Salts bury Ryan Morris Potter Shook Smith Rcgers Plnnow Kel I ROW I Schu z Klbbons Legg Rus I e s rowatz Rose Smlth 301 N i , nik. 305 lip: . , . Pat- , . het e r. ' . R0 : ia. t , P'n ' . F. ROW I: G. Patchett. 315 oki . a n, -: n. : ' - y. : It . sell. Sett , Ross. W . 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If- Freshmen SO B CK R W houlnard W ate 'xrren W s Woodall Turner L cuyer Wlndal ROW I na Wrlght Tolson Wllk en Sthay Walraben stern Whitehead SUI e ROW Was Ing on Wllle Sty es Waker P Wlllnms E Choulnard Stearns Goudreau R Wllllams hart Arbour Jordan BISS 3 I Greene Ashlme Keck ROW 2 Bowers John s n n Bauer Bo s Blankenberg Gen schaw Cox Etzel ROW I Bellee John s on Accurso Gag nler Glaze Kohan Jaffe Genson BACK ROW Nalllng McCorkle P a n k e y Mletzner Price Sch norf ROW 2 Schultz a n g I n n L e S Lamb Reunlche Pow ll ROW I Roc rl Oesterle Langlols ara M Iler I e I 316 A O I J. C ' . h' . W. . as 'er. . , . e- 2: R. W'll' ms. ly. I: .eh- ' I , ' , I . I , . ' 1 . 304 BACK ROW: Earn- KI ' , Eckh dt. . . 99 . I . . - 308 L . age. c . : ke . 0'H . i , R'd- dll. 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HO'U9COm1hQ G A A ofixcers mark the scores New Romance Language Club members durmq the game waich how xts done Fro h conduct a radxo miervxew . v I 1 , ,4 Q 4 . ri .4 s ' Urgamzatlons, Publlcatzons I Contents C1 b 9 O O O Ax u s 56 Publicortio 73 To govern to r1u1clg to work w1tl1 und for ull K1-13 students nds bee11 the student COL1I1C1lS c11r11 throughout the ldst scnnol vedr The roun C11 Cl1V1ClCCl 1nto 31X Cornrnltte as plunngd rndnx dct1v11 es lhe ussunbly group brought to the school hve spectdl dssen1bl1es dnd help d the 1 'lhe 11XlI1Q of tountcnns turnnrq on lrqhts and tn rncrny other correCt1ons on fondrtrons fell to the lDL111Cl1I1q and grounds cornnsrttee vxlnch they brdvely pushed forwdrd Together w1tl1 the four Qldsses the socrdl Cornmrttee pldnned dnd qdve two dll school pdrtres To help the school keep 115 CCII'HpL1S1I11CIC1 dnd the hdlls dnd wdlls Cledn wds the purpose of the cour C11 court 139S1d6 these requldr dunes the councrl dss1st ed CTVIC Ol'qCII1IZCIl1OIlS 111 the prornot1on of the1r proqrdrns dnd helped to rndke the frrst home cornrnq dance Cx success Th1s body of twenty SIX members has worked hord throughout the yedr to mdke the school better to work for the students cmd to brmq about pedce dnd hdrmorry I X 1 'A ' ' A ' . , I Q , E y - ' : ' , e , pep cornnnttee prdn the rncrny pep dssenrbties. . , f 1 V . . 1 ' . BACK ROW Sperry Potter Garbs Ea tmun Iones Phxlhp Spenurd Gregor Shpm r Rxordcm Werner Wilken Cummmgs Bxsluk Foster Baron Sommer Wxlson Lambert FRONT ROW St Iohn Strasmu Genson Sweeney Fogel Kral Norton advrsor Pctchett secreturytrec urer Iorqensen Student Councll P G Patncrcx Patchett secreturytrecxsurer Don Norton cd vlsor Shirley Io gensen presxdent and Darwm Icxen lcke work on cr p opect for Student Councxl : . , . s , , ' ' 5, . . ' e , ' president. Iaenicke, vice-president. Reetz, Hardesty. Meents. Price, Stupkcx. o . ,J . X vvavvf X Vi 'f 1 ationcll Honor Soclety At their hrst Blrthday Banqu I BACK ROW Fogel Schultz Kennedy Sutton Campbell Dons Remche St Iohn ROW 2 Bellee Sweeney Stupka Meents Belourne St Iohn Gxquere Mclfmley Logan ROW 1 Bloom Slrasma Lncht Mr Bergman Weller advxsor Kral presxdeni Wxschnowskr treasurer Iomensen Genson Mxchael man Kamp! Eddy Ianuszkl ROW 2 Brownheld Bzsluk Leqgott Lange Henrekm Taxon Hicks ROW 1 Bowsher Do an Smith Eastman Kuntz Prodan To the endless tasks performed rn and about school th1s soc1ety had to contxnually stay alert The members not only gave the1r free penods to a1d students 1n the1r tutonng program but worked on commlttees for the1r book exchange wh1ch funcuoned both sem esters for the flrst brrthday banquet and for the annual event Stunt Nlght It also was left up to these members to do many odd jobs for the servlce of the school Members of th1s soc1ety welcomed 1n to the1r mldst durmg the hrst semester seventeen mductees and dunng the second semester twenty txve jumor and sen1or students BACK ROW Mernman Reis, Phillips. Coda. Kreft, Strasma. ROW 3: Matson P Bergman Wake ROW 3 Goodknecht Wllson ROW 2 Lowe Braun Chayer Brosseau Lucas Mxchael Sarowatz Yonke Hart ROWI Grant Eckhardt Breedlove Walters Memenaa ABSENT Menllat Art Club To the swaylng of brushes contrast1ng of water colors d1f ferent1at1ng of hues and 1ntens1t1es these students mark then 1nterpretat1on on paper A tr1p last fall to the Art Museum 1n Chlcago showed to the members great art work and gave them a h1gher apprec1at1on of the1r work They brought to the school exh1b1t1ons from the Un1vers1ty of Il11no1s Other work of theus has been to learn to make CI1'l1f1C1Gl flowers and they gave the annual art assembly lt 1S through these students that the school recexves the posters that so frequently announce com1ng school events All 1n all the1r spare t1me has been spent to show them pract1cal uses for then' Gbllllles C BACK ROW: While, Long. Stanley. Highland, Rettke, Snoddy. Mrs. Van Guil:ler. advisor Ddlfllb BACK ROW Blankenberg Shpxner Bloom Kerr St Iohn Erzmqe C Lu h H Lu th Iaenxcke Mclntyre ROW 3 Iaffe Marcotte DeSelm C Walter Bloom Gault Ambera Peters N Strasma I Strasma Baird M1ss Shxpley advxsor ROW 2 Potter G Walter Severson Ross Stearns Colt man DeBauck St Iohn Smith Weeks Holmes Ryckman ROW 1 Nenutz M Strasma Klemlt Camera Club Now there s a neat p1cture What do you th1nk of the l1ght1ng'? If you heard these remarks along w1th some ohs and ahs dnftmg out of North Study you knew that 1t was Camera Club n1ght If all was dark 1ns1de the room you m1ght guess that some of the Kodak Company s sl1des were be1ng shown Members of th1s busy club were constantly on the lookout for 1nterest1ng shots of most school CICUVIUGS for the year book Keynote or for contests The newly constructed Camera Club bul1et1n board was kept 1nterest1ng throughout the year At Chnstrnas the board was decorated and later on humorous shots of the Camera Club Chnstmas party were seen Other projects mcluded or memor1al to M1ss Scaggs plctures of the Homecomxng Dance and a colorful Valentme feature : . ' . . . . . ' r. . et , . e . ' Stewiq. Changnon. Snoddy. McKinley. Eddy. Lucas. H , - H .1 . , . . . ,, . H 1, Il Il ' ' ' I - , , . . Q u ll ll s . - , , - I , I I BACK ROW Wright Iaenrcke McM1llm Bloom Ferns Coda Corlull Klemxt Baxrd Shpmer ROW 4 Weeks Kxlburn Blackmore Lange Campbell Brownfxeld Kennedy Bellee Lowe Phrllxps ROW 3 Marth Fogel St Iohn Kral Halstrom Kegley MCGllllVTGY Goodknecht Washington Bagwell Mass Tull adv1sor ROW 2 Cryer Parmley Lecuyer Rlordan Dlercofl Wxlllams Panozzo Good FRONT ROW Lutes Preston Hrll Girard Patchett Kinney Kose Henrekm Readlng scr1pts planmng programs 1earn1ng the art of make up and mem or1z1ng 11nes are only a few of the many techmques Wllh whlch Drama Club members become acquamted Regularly scheduled meetmgs w1th planned programs are held the fourth Wednesday of every month The group IS led by Mrss Paulxne C Tull adv1sor Ioan Kase pres1dent Larry Shpmer v1cepres1dent and Rob ert Coda secretary treasurer An assembly whose theme was a take off on radlo rn 1949 was presented by the Drama Club as the1r annual program rich. Thornburg. V2 ROW: Warmbir. Sutton. Blake. Stewiq. Matson, Ryan, Brosseau. Prodan. Hart. , , - I - 1 1 l , ' : , ' : ' I . ' ' l ' , ' . D1d you ever not1ce the busy students scurrymq around the lrbrary frlmq cards repalrmq damaged books or workmg be hmd the crrculatron desk? These workers are members of the L1brary Club Whose chlef purpose IS to assrst the llbrarran lt IS the1r 1ob to help Wrth the care of the c1r culatron desk books sl ps and the and also assrst wrth pastmg the book pockets on the books Fun? They have that too A Valentlne party and a Chrrstmas party were two of therr specral meetrngs of the year Llbrary BACK ROW Rxddell Bushcme Clemcms Iohnston Dow Scxlxsbury Netherton Yonke Bagwell Fredrick Fromm Busse Gcrbs Fxlzpatnck FRONT ROW Erzmqer Earnhurt Weeks Mcxrih Strasmu shelves. The students help with the filing son Dons ROW 2 St Iohn Fogel Kuntz Kral Blackmore Sweeney Bates Pettrcru Fisher Barsa lou ROW1 Meents Mrchael Grvens Stupka Shoven Bereolos Kase Lutes Gerrrtson McK1nley BACK ROW Gibson. Wells. Bloom. Kerr. lone. Wischnowski. Giguere. Magruder. Kamp! Iorqen Romance Language Club How bout some bars? Wart a mrnute dont shove' Members of the Romange Language Club were heard shout1ng these famrlrar cr1es at all of the home basketball games Wllh the money they earned they were able to buy therr recordmg machrne Travel talks 1n1t1at1on refreshments and many other thlngs prov1ded enterta1nment for the members of the club at the1r regular meetrngs Each semester dlfferent offxcers were elected They were f1ISl semester pres1dent Paulme GIVGHS vrce pres1dent Chff Bloom and secretary Mary Ellen Mc K1n1ey The second semester ofhcers were pres1dent Pauhne GIVGHS v1cepres1dent Barbara Mlchael and secretary Ioanne Dor1s The group was GdV1S9d by Rosetta Gernon and Avrs Moffett An assembly was presented by the club on Apnl ll They also put on a stunt for Stunt N1ght Apnl 1 BACK ROW Netzel Cole Potter Shook Otto Erickson Tolson Smuth Burrell Gollub ROW 3 Wolf Mann Friday Christensen Lueth Conrad Beach Means Rolfe Henry ROW 2 Netherton Hertz Wohlbeck Pel letter Babcock Kal burn Blandy Lowell Sheasley B a 9 W 9 ll W I W 1 l I a N Klemlt Blake Gaw n s k K Kle vnce president O Sev erson president Mar tm secretary treasur Dlacos Barlow Mayfleld BACK ROW H Jaffe Sa lsbury S h u lt e s t a n d Pep St ne Jenklns Sch leef Farrar L Jaffe ROW 3 Doty Muller r t u n M a Whutehead Rlch a r d Hll cl e n b r a Garrett Ambcrg Pun now ROW 2 Stanley McCarty Stearns Wnlllams McG r a t h Gerchgall Hull Ha stram Ahrens Bag we ROW Mass Beardslee a d v l s o r Faford Morgan Kem mltz Wlndal Marth Hurrell Gregor Severson Ross Latin Club Home 1ts customs 1ts bu1ld1ngs and ways of 11v mg are toprcs of d1scuss1on at the regular monthly meetmgs of the Latm Club The oldest organ1zed club of the school the Lat1n Club has also g1ven students an opportumty to 1m prove the1r vocabulary for many subjects by a1d1ng them 1n understandmg the mean1ng of common pre f1XeS and SUHIXBS An award was presented to the Lat1n student w1th the h1ghest scholast1c ratmg lh1S year A p1cn1c 1n the sprmg was another feature sposored for Latxn Club members Commerclal Club Throughout the l948 and 1949 school year the srxly members of the Cornmercral Club enloyed varred actrvx tres under the sponsorshrp of Mrss Edrth Carmody and Mrs Ruth Haley Early 1n the year a wrener roast was held and at one meetrng Mrss Moffet told the group of her trrp o lVlex1co The club arranged an assembly for the stu dent body wrth Mrss Katherrne Brocher of Gregg Busr ness College as speaker Members also made a tour of a local busmess fum BACK ROW Berg man Burk Brosseau Burns Kreft Ander son Powell BeDeIl ROW 3 Brownfueld Beach Lucus Wake man Cahan Snelgow s 1 Holmes Dons Weeks ROW 2 Wll l l a Broadstreet Blsluk Gowler Camp bell Kennedy Ham mond Whlttler ROW Mlss Gramse a or D ran v president Betourne nresudent Wlschnow k secretary treas urer Mlss Bonvallet advisor BACK ROW Ross Brennelsen Ryckman Stewlg Stone Panoz unde H nc s W 3 R e y n old Kldd Taron Arthur S u 1 Vanden K Flore ROW 2 Palmer Doty Clark Walter Lange Stras unn M a r W I Miss ar mody advusor Thorn b u r g McGnIlwray Rutherford Bancroft C u r b y Goodberlet Mrs Haley advisor BACK ROW Hertz Etzel Rulxson Kendall Wltte Weeks Legan Neckopulos ROW 3 Doty Brown held Mxtchell Sweeney Cote Strasma Bxsluk E Hxcks I Hrcks ROW 2 Pnce Whrte Styck Thorn burg Coiiman Blanchette Kourbetrs St Iohn ROW 1 Mxss Coulter advrsor LeRette Remrche BeDell De Bauck FHA Toward better honzons IS the motto of the Future Home makers of Arnenca and 1t IS the a1m of these glrls to 11ve better 11ves today ln order that therr hves and those of the1r famxhes may be better tomorrow To be ehglble for membershlp 1n FHA a student must be or have been enrolled 1n a homemakmg course Under the guldance of Mlss Grace Coulter Betty Re1n1che presldent Mary Iean BeDe1l v1ce presldent Mlldred DeBauck secretary and Sh1r1ey LeHette treasurer led the group 1n many act1v1t1es These glrls sold pep badges too Dld you buy one? BACK ROW Nusbaum Garbs Kerr Ulvelma Price Kampl Strasma ROW 2 Bloom Schultz Iorqensen Hiatt Roy Kral Sippel Leqott Shpmer ROW l Iaemcke Fonel Klemit vice president Baird president Barsalou secretary treasurer W R French advisor Science Clubs Edlsonian Science Club Providing extra curricular activity for chemistry and physics students 15 the Edisonian Science Club whose obyect is to foster the best interests of science together with the spirit of American democracy through scientific moral and social act1v1t1es in this school cmd community Led by Warren French advisor Donn Baird president Katherine Klemit v1ce president and Iune Barsalou secretary treasurer the club presented an assembly April 12 a stunt lor Stunt Night and made a tour of the American Marietta Paint Company Byrd Science Club To provide additional act1v1t1es for those students interested 1n science to develop leadership and to seek out the future SC1eI1l1SlS of America are three well known purposes of the Byrd Science Club As one of the largest and most act1ve clubs 1n KHS there 15 quite an opportunity for developing leadership among the under-classmen. The first semester the club visited the Chicago Museum of Natural History Adler Planetarium and Shedd Aquarium' second semester the Hall of Science and Industry. An assembly stunt for Stunt Night and picnic were also held. BACK ROW St Peter Nlcholson Jefferson Young Maroney Bla! k Chrlstouherson Love Plnpln Turner R W 4 Mlller m bcrg Jaffe Whlte C Bu zlrus Black an Reagan Ulvellng enrekln ROW Llndsay Ahrens Free man Huntley Stearns Busse Ross Severson Roche ROW l It T r o m Klrchner T BUIZIFUS Rabldeau Deuschle Beaupre Eastman W I ml g Garbs Lowe Bellee Klgley Morqan MISS Scaggs advlsor BACK ROW Rlchard son Whltehead Cork lll St Plerre Po r Schosser B e a u v als OUCIB Stanley I I l a nl s ROW rtln Marcotte tc h et Pec ll la m s Kle Pepper ROW 3 Gar rett Gault SBIISOUFY Jaf e Lewls Stone Bloom Wllle Gardner ROW 2 Dlercouff Cryer Glrard Schultz Sarowatz Fawthrop Gregor ROWI Bram mer Faford Blake resldent Blan VICE presldent Shook treasurer Rose sec retary Settles Ber trand BACK ROW Nelson Means Jaenlcke Bau er To son S m l Love Wllken Hood Rogers ROW 4 Bray mm P e I I e tl Sthay Johnson Dav Meyer Wrlght Bever Morrls ROW 3 Hlldenbrand Gath A Dean La ln t e r C r e m Styles Ronna Parker Ca ahrla R 0 W 2 G r u ll e r Goudreau Stearns Skinner Con s G Dean x held Wllliams But ler Patchett ROW I Burkhalter Jones Gulmond Reck Legg Goodrlch L a n d r l e Hassett .larvls MISS Cole advlsor B rd Sclence Club ,- if 69 o - l ' ' . ,J . ix A . I I - - I-is .' - - ' nl . t . , - W Q 0 ' 1 : A f y . 5 - :, f- fm: ,.e 1 f A , H' T. ' 32 ' i' - .' ' , . - Vg nr ' ' ' ' ,-: If v . La . 2: V ,L V ' ' ' S n ' h. llly. ' , ' ' ' 2 ' T 1. V t . - 1 a- '- RO : S 't e n. 1 K , , , O ' .' . ' ,' ne: I L. 4 2 Q- Q A s '. ' . Pf 4 ' 4 F Wi ' . 4: , wx Ma ' , . , ' as , ' ' Pa t, k, R. ' w' l' , mn. 5 L Chouinard. McCarty, My ,. f ' ff' , . I 5 , 'I' ., '- I ' dy: J . J - I ' 1 v ,' 'V ,E T ,. ' ' ' .A ' v f -. I . - W . . - V ' , ,. fi in Y . 'l - , ' 'thi Q 4 ,i ' . , ' . 2 ,B A I- Fro . 'er, . . I .. inlgv . .' mhz :' Pa' , er. l . ' S - - I 1 v ' ' :gi , f u .'Ma - - 'B Q v I - I BACK ROW Wakeman Klemxt Be Dell Burns Martin Sp ckman Eddy Bxrr ROW 4 Busse Bere olos DeBauck Schnell Shoven Kilburn Givens Hxldenbrand ROW 3 Wulf! Ryan LaRoche Rettke Wxlllams Kidd Warmblr Walker ROW 2 Brosseau Ross Doran Beaupre Trombley Pankey Stutz Marth ROW 1 Mxss Wood advisor Blake treasurer Cassel presldent Nelson vice presl dent Gollub secretary lr s C nb Senate Gee but home room looks empty today' Where are the girls? That probing question was a familiar one often heard on the days the Girls Club held 1lS meeting in the auditorium The Girls Club composed entirely of KHS maidens was very active in 1948 49 A drive for clothing and funds for the Greek people and a book campaign for the people of European countries were only two of 1ts many activities The clubs chief purpose 1S to develop the sp1r1t of friendliness and cooperation among the high school girls To guide the members the Girls Club Senate pictured above IS com- posed of one girl to represent each home room. A chili supper with a fashion show featuring new spring and summer styles was presented by the Girls Club early in February. Twrce durrng the year a group of letter Wm ners strolled up to the YMCA where they met for uptown 1n1t1at1on Leap frog down Schuyler or a count of the number of street l1ghts are ex amples of some of the thrngs that new K Club l b members were called upon to do Anyone who K C tu earned a letter as a boy cheerleader or as a member of the football track basketball or baseball team IS el1g1ble to jorn thrs organxza t1on After the Blue Island football game the an nual K Club dance was gtven w1th the Blue Island band as guests The mam accomplrsh ment of the club thrs year and one of whrch they should be Justly proud was the construc t1on of the K Club Stand on the northwest cor ner of the football held From here came the coffee hot dogs and other refreshments whrch helped to warm up football spectators ROW 3 G R615 Shpmer Cryer Dctttllo Wemer Lxcht secre'ary treasurer Bertrand Dunn Fowler Iones Swrkle advlsors ROW 2 Vlxlson W1 :te Wrlkens Burkhcxlter prestdent Duvxs Morrow Walter Dean ROW 1 Phxllxps Bloom D Rers Iohnson Clark ABSENT Peters vxce p esldent . ' - K l BACK ROW: Erickson, Benscoter, Summers, Worth, Otto. Hardaway, Bumqurner. Burns, Schnell. Actlng as hostesses to other schools 1n the state program of GAA on May 7 takmg part rn the GAA I111no1s State Bowhng Tourna ment 1n February and sellrng plenty f candy potato chrps and popcorn at the toot ball games are a few of the outstandrng act1v1t1es performed by the G1IlS Athlet1c lT S Assoc1at1on th1s year However th1s 1S not all these g11'lS have done under the personal superv1son of the1r advrsor M1ss Kesler They work hard at such sports as basketball archery bowlmg deck tenn1s volleyball speedball and bad mmton trymng to earn the 500 po1nts needed 1n order to recerve a letter W1th the balance of the treasury th1s year they are plannmg to buy some extra athletrc equrpment and send the future Presxdent and V1ce Presldent of the club to a summer camp whrch w111 be held at East Bay Camp Lake Bloom1ngton BACK ROW Bertrand Keqley Bellee Freeman Hester Fltzpatrxck Patchett Forgue Ianuszkx SDGIQOWSIH Wnaht Kreft ROW 3 Nemxtz Iohnston Beck Fawthrop Shumaker Burkhalter Landrle Shear Sxppel Lund Soucxe Trunk ROW 2 Cavender Carpenter Sexton Gathlng Dean Franks Cox Hrcks Styles Hrestand Lamb Walker ROW 1 White Goodrich Frazier Bereolos Dolson Wllson Zelhart Dxacos Wlkle Mrchaud Demarah Bagwell Bland 1 . . 11 110 1 I I - . , . Golf, 1 o , . I I I 0 0 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' I 1 .1 . : 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Scheppler McCaughey Sl Iohn Genson Strasma Sweeney Mxss Mutchler advisor Stupka Foqel Quill an Scroll To the Kankakee H1gh School chapter of Quill and Scroll were added eight high school journalists These eight were added to this international honorary SOC16lY for high school journalists during an induction ceremony early in the second semester The purpose of the society 1S lo ncour journallsm and alhed fl9ldS The OC1elY has taken part in ra1s1ng standards in lhis held and in direcung the course of high s hool Journahsrn Oflicers for the year were Marian Gen son president Dolores Scheppler vice president and Ioan Stupka secretary treasurer Miss Romame Mutchler erved as advlsor 73 , . . . . . . .I E 5 d age and reward individual achievement in . . . . l S . . . 0 . ' ' s Holmes Boyle Wells Garbs St Iol'n Scheppler Strasma Sweeney Fogel Genson Kanka key D1d the proof come back yet? Where s the red l1ne'f' Have you seen the front page dummy? These are lust a few quest1ons buzzmg around rn 207' Servrng on the Keynote staff for the hrst semester were twelve competent Journahsts At the end of the semester they closed threr work and turned rt over to the rncommg journahsts FIIST Semester Kanka Keynote Sta BUSINESS STAFF Klhbons Dattrlo McCauqhey Co edltors Feature edltor Copy edxtor Sports edmtor Club edxtor I Iohn Strasma Amta Sweeney Dolores Scheppler Leonelle Garbs Glenn Holmes Donna Fogel Advertrsmg manager Paul McCaughey Bus1ne s manager Fred Dattrlo C1rculat1on manager Dora Krbbons H ff ' I ,,,....,, m , Desk editor v,rr .. ,rr,,, , Ianice St. Iohn Edxtor Feature edxtor Desk edltor Copy edrtor Sports edxtor Club edltor Advertxsmg manager Crrculatlon manager Exchange edltor note staffs Ioan Stupka Gall Kuntz Mary Ann Bates Pat Meents Allan Remche Carol Ryckman Pauhne Gxvens Nancy Schrey Shlrley Black Second Semester Kanka Keynote Sta These staffs accomp11shed a number of thlngs dunng the year They gave to the student body several s1x page ed1t1ons and at Chnstrnas pubhshed an 1ssue featurmg hohday decorat1ons and greetmgs Several columns were added to the paper such as the councll corner a resume of the student councrls act1v1t1es and the record column a rev1ew of the latest h1ts BACK ROW Scxme Black Remche Meents Stupka Ryckman Mclimley FRONT ROW Schrey Bates Givens Kuntz Business manager sssss..sss .ss., I ames Scime Steppmq from newspaper work rn to ed1t1nq a year book th1s staff en countered new problems After a sales campalgn 1n wh1ch 750 books were sold the edrtorral staff set to work w1th v1qor to plan lay outs to arrange for pxctures and to wr1te copy In Iune the results of these act1v1t1es were seen when the 1949 Kanka keeans were drstnbuted to the .-,tu dent body Kankakeean Staff Advlsox M1ss Romalne Mutchler Edxtor m chxe Assocrate edltor School Irie echtors Spo ts edxtor 'ports wnter Art edrtor Associate Copy writer Eu ln ss manager Adverhsmg manage Adve tr mg a socrate Coll cto s 'Vlanan Genson Donna Fogel Iolftnn Blackmore Ioanne Speckrnan Don Baud Harry Burchalter Iacquelme Gowler Gall Kuntz Mary Bates Pat lVleents Iam e St Iohn Iuanrta Kunde Ph1l1p Merr1man Paul McCaughey Ierome Pr1ce Isabell P1ckett Clrculatron manager SHQIQH Weeks TOP PICTURE Donna Fogel Marlan Gen on Paulme Gwen MIDDLE PICTURE JoAnn Blackmore Don Balrd Iocmne Speckmcm BOTTOM PICTURE Paul McCaughey Iuanxta Kunde Sharon We ks Ph1lMerr1mna . . F - ' -' - ' f .,.. H, ' ' 1 Photographic editor ,Pauline Givens . 3 . 2' e ., 1 'L r 's' s ' , V , e r , ., ' : , ' S . ' ' 3. 3 . ' ' . Plays, Muslc Contents Class Plays Vocal Groups Band Tvvlrlers O 5 . A 1 I I Junior P ay BACK ROW Shprner Marcotte Coda FRONT ROW Hiller Strasma Prodan LeRette Two loyal muskoteers Iohnny Clover cmd Spud Irwin attempted to publish a school newspaper The Penguin in the yunror class play Ever Since Eve However their plans were changed when Miss Willard the new journalism teacher appomted Susan Blake as assistant editor This career girl in trying the barter system to get a three color cover for their Christmas issue practxcally ran the paper into bankruptcy put the editors in 1a11 and rn addition gave those two musketeers the measles Iohnny s mother wt1h the help of the principal Henry Quinn and Miss Willard frnally straight ened out matters so that these youthful publishers could go to the Prom With weeks of rehearsals behind them the cast presented their play on No BACK ROW McM1llxn Skinner Ferns FRONT ROW Lange Girard Sirols Play Cast IOhnnY Clover La ry Shpmer N' MTS Clover Ioanne Marcotte MT Clover Robert Coda Susan Blake sum Prodan Syl-ld EYWIU Norman Strasrna Betsy ETVVID Bomta Gxrarcl Lucybelle Lee yoyce Hlnef Nartha Willard Shgley Legene Henry Qulnn Charl S Mcmmm Preston Hughes Dqvld rams Bob football players Tommy N alxxulmt S Robert Skinner Donald Srrors Officer Simmons Rgng1dLqnge t l 9 vernber 12. Miss Pauline Tull was the director for this production. .- 1 j ' V' . S , -X 7 . . I TN I V A A Y D .: ve ? ' ,, - - I J Q . , ,,..... I . . I . - X X I. ' ' Semor P ay lim BACK ROW Sutton Croxen Sarowatz Bloom FRONT ROW Iorgensen Sweeney Scheppl r The h1lar1ous comedy A Conne t1 ut Yankee tn Krng Arthur s Court by Mark Twa1n was produced by the semor class on Aprrl 22 1n the audrtorrurn h Frank Weller drrectrng The Connectrcut Yankee a young engxneer lust out of school was knocked out by one of h1S mechanrcal dev1ces and awoke to frnd hrmseli among the knrghts and ladres rn the court of Krng Arthur From then on the strlkrng con trasts between the old and the new developed 1nto a serres of events that added to the merrrment of the comedy and brought gales of laughter from the audrence Commrttee charrmen were 1VIarc1a Betourne programs Karen Kral and jerry Prrce l1Ck9lS Ianrce St Iohn pubhcrty and Ioan Stupka costumes trornpters were Mary Ann Kennedy Beverly Kampf and Charlene Lucas Donn Ecnrd Iollnne Speckman and Sharon Cast Week qaz on the mstrument ot destructlon Hank Bennett Dgnn Baud Marlon Bennett hmm We-ekg Ml' Beflflell Io Anne Speckman Kmq Arthur John Strasma Queen Guenever Dons Sutton Merlin Dewey Erzmger Sll' SCIql'CEIl'lOl' Boyd Croxen Clarence chnon Broom Elfllne clores Scheppler SH' I-Cll'1C910t 'acc Sarowatz Queen Morgan LeFay Shrrley Iorgensen SGl'ldY Anrta Sweeney ,ff ta v I N . 1 0 I .ii w Aga . . 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BACK ROW Crabtree S Martln Furman Buk M Walker Style A Holmes Breedlove K latte Frrelrng Sparks ROW S Sutton Gant Clou ton Krett Pa ker Sn rgowslu Contoxs C Stone Maxheld G Holmes Chnstensen ROW 4 Severson Kennedy Ros Perry Peck Dean Grant Patnaude Hester Ol-la a Schosser Tolson HOW 3 Goodknecht G uber Corlull Ma her Grrard Darrouqh Tracy Gollub Weeks B Martrn Rolfe ROW 2 Mxss Bower Bertrand M Burkhalter 'noddy Ronna Nelson Krbbons Etzel Schultz Ball Farmer Wrllrens ROW 1 Morgan Fowl r Reynolds Glaze LaRoche Keller Legg Owen Fox Hood Erxckson Mlxed Chorus Dur1ng the hrst per1od of each day the vo1ces of 68 chor1sters can be heard blendmg together on thelr rend1t1on of Dark Eyes or the soft melodrous tune Trees Thls has been the hrst year at KHS that the Chorus has had orgamzed pract1c1ng every day Those rnustcal stralns float from the audttonum and a closer look would reveal th1s group occupymg the assem bly chaus down front wxth 1ts leader Mxss Bower ralsmg her st1ck to the Crescendo It was th1s year that was tnal year for the group and the1r work Wlth credrt to the1r pos sesslon th1s group has felt success and accom p11shment and wxll start agaln next fall to send musxcal straxns throughout the school butldrng The Chr1stmas Concert was glven as therr yearly productron Glrls Glee Club Under the d1rect1on of Mlss Margaret Bower the G1rls Glee Club proved to be an asset to Kankakee Hlgh School th1s year when they partxcrpated 1n numerous engagements both 1n and out of school These choral srngers were always dressed 1n umform style and appearance when they presented the1r annual Chrlstmas assembly as well as numerous requested appearances rn front of hotel audlences and other socxal func t1ons Together w1th the M1xed Chorus these s1ng ers presented therr 1mpress1ve Chnstmas Con cert to the publ1c BACK ROW Black Panozzo Gawronskx Walker Styles Rullson Kadow Richard Fnday MID DLE ROW Mxss Bower Wilson Good Rattm Kxlburn Meyer Schnell Freeman St Iohn FRONT ROW Llbby McCarty Girard Bagwell Campbell Clouston Bastm Franks Stanley Llbby Reynolds Peck Erickson Ball Martm Madrlgal Iommg the mus1c department of Kanka kee Hxgh School under the d1rect1on of Mxss Margaret Bower was the new group of smgers called the Madngals The word madr1gal comes from the early h1story of muslcxans and orxgmally meant a shepherd s song Thrs group of smgers conslsted of twelve vocallsts who were accompan1ed at the p1ano by Lu Ann Ronna These Madngals gathered together every Monday even1ng at the dlfferent members homes for the purpose of re hears1ng for commg performances whxch they were to part1c1pate Along w1th the GIIIS Glee Club and the M1xed Chorus the Madr1gal group helped to present a Chnstmas assembly to the student body of the h1gh school BACK ROW Mlss Bower, Ronna, Black, Weeks. Walker. Owen, Iaffe, Fox. FRONT ROW McCarty o ' ' in 'sal Tw e e tl Chuck MCMIIIXH slgncls the band to go forward Ooops' Whois wrong here, Wel that siruxghtened out I - 'Y 5 F gg' 1 31 . L nf F2 A 34' V ' 1 ' sw Y-T ..5'. -' E fire 1 gr: ., . .cj xi 'xy .- , - - - . 11 u . . . ' . . I , 'S ' .. LAST ROW: Hildenbrand. Wright. Means, Iack Sarowatz, Powell, Hertz, Diercouff, Potter, Mitten Shook. Anderson. M. Genson. Wakeman, Salisbury, Garbs. Peters, I. Strasma, Barsalou. THIRD ROW Iaffe. DeSelm. Gault. Garrett, I. Genson. Baron, Sirois. Koerner, Bunnell, Zachqo, Amberq, Ulveling Providing halftime entertainment at football games, playing at the pep assemblies, marching down Court Street in a city parade, and finally giving the annual band concert are only a few of the things that KHS band members, under the direction of their coach, George E. Piersol, have accomplished this year. Springing out of the band are the Modernaires with their groovy Swing Band live and the Makebelieves who have added sparkle to many high school functions. Flag McKay, Whittler, Diacos, Beach. Martin, Trunk. Witte, Hurley. Morin, Shear. Wischnowski. C. Smith. I. Eastman. Jeanette Sarowatz, Netzel. V. Eastman. SECOND ROW: Stewiq. Kral. Bloom. Doris, Vanden. Ronna. Fawthrop. Faford. Richardson, Kendall. Peck, Gregor. FIRST ROW: Price. Burrell, Baird, Lund. Williams. M. Strasma, L. Smith. Wolt. With their shining new uniforms, the flag and baton twirlers worked overtime with the band for football halftime and staged exhibitions of baton and Swiss flag twirling at the annual concert. In reward for their hard work throughout the year the band is looking forward to that week at Limberlost Music Camps, LaGrange, Indiana, this summer. Baton Hiller, Spenard, Lund, Warmbir. Goodberlet. Walker, Cox. King. QQ fx... 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I . I . D 1 11 1 11 Football Contents Volrslty Iumor vcrrslty Freshman Sophomore Freshman i. Arlington Heights battle . . . Although a record of four victories, three defeats, and one tie may not be considered a perfect season, to a team which started out under the conditions which confronted Coach Paul Fowler and his Kankakee high school gridiron stalwarts, it is a slate of which they may well be proud. Because there were only four letter- rnen back from the 1947 team, which won only two games and tied one, not many close observers gave the Kays a chance to show any improvement. But with the help of lack Gallagher, lim McAllister, and George Hardesty. who weren't out last year, the Kays rounded into a formidable combinatir .1. Reynolds and Bumqamer charge . . . Demons 7v'Y'f X Q v , SP1 Palmateer totes ball in Danville game . . . Varsity Streator Danville Cal City Arlington Heights VVe 25 13 13 25 They O 13 38 20 Fight Argo Bloom Blue Island Hoopeston Palmateer breaks loose . . . Scores VVe 7 0 13 13 They 39 59 6 6 Smashing tackle in Danville game . . . Especially gratifying was the manner in which the Kays bounced back from two humiliating successive drubbings by Argo and Bloom at a time when morale was at a low ebb because of injuries. The Fowlermen proved, by later beating Blue Island, that they weren't as inferior to Bloom and Argo as those lopsided scores indicate. This year, the most valuable player award went to the hard-running and speedy fullback, Iim McAllister. At the end of the season lack Gallagher was elected acting captain by his team-mates. Daylight battle at Argo . . . Vars1ty and Iunlor Vars1ty BACK ROW D Rexs manaaer McAll1ster Morrow Chrx tophe son Hardesty Beach Palma eer Ga laqher Owen manage ROW 3 Co: h Fowl I-'ogan marxaq r R ynolds Summers Ben scoter Burns Schnell Woerhle Barnett G Rels manager Coach Iones ROW 2 Magruder Cryer Wxlkms Bum arner Burkhalter Walters Phxlltps Whxte Alexander Cardosl ROW 1 I. Harda way R Hardaway Wrlson Pankey Erickson Rexchert Peters u t C . 1 - 1 1 . 1 1 T . I 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 Q 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 I - 1 . , . . 1 , . 1 1 Desprte hard play the Iun1or Vars1ty squad coached by Earl Iones went scoreless through the entrre season The IVs suffered the1r flrst loss at the hands of the Meteors of Cal Clty by a score of 25 to 0 The Steelrnen of Iollet hand ed the Maroon and Blue therr second defeat Although 1t was a closely fought battle all the way the Kays ftnally succumbed to a score of 6 to 0 The Kays aga1n took a defeat at the hands of Bloom of Chtcago He1ghts Late 1n the th1rd quarter a Bloom player 1ntercepted a Kay pass and ran 75 yards for a touchdown to w1n 6 to 0 Although the Kays played thelr hardest game of the season Coach Earl Iones Iun1orVars1ty squad went down to the depths of defeat 1n the last game to the hands of a strong Blue Island eleven by a score of 20 to 0 92 Frosh-Soph Scores Cal City Lockport Argo Bloom Blue Island St. Pat's We They 7 30 6 O 7 32 13 19 6 13 7 0 Two wins and four losses was the record of the fairly successful season of the Freshman- Sophomore squad, coached by Charlie Swikle. The Maroon and Blue opened the season against the famed Meteors of Cal City. A closer game than the score indicates, the Kays bent down to defeat, 30 to 7. The Kays bounced back their next game with Lockport to win 6 'to 0. Although the Maroon and Blue was full of spirit and fight, they suffered another setback at the hands of a strong Argo team by a 37 to 7 score. The next week Charlie Swikle's Maruaders lost by a single touchdown to a strong eleven from Bloom of Chicago Heights. In the remain- ing South Suburban game of the season the Maroon and Blue were defeated in a nip and tuck battle by Blue Island to the tune of a 13 o 7 score As the last game of the season the Frosh Soph played a non sch duled game with St Pat s and came out on the top of a 7 to 0 score BACK ROW VadeBonCoeur Bernard Raqle Sommers LeSaqe Gaqmer Patchett Lowery manager ROW 3 Coach Swklle Ball Price Foster Love Morgan Nailma Harwell HOW 2 Cooper Otto Wilson McLaughlin Henry Schultz Wendall Chnstensen ROW 1 Iohnson Reynolds Lamb Griffin Cox Iacquet Cooley 93 I. I - . o ' C 1 ' .L QM - -- 1 . I 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,1 - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 BACK ROW Love manager Farmer Menthge Co ch Norton Phrll ps Chnstopherson Lecuye manager ROW 2 Gamer Ryan Black Iaemcke Con ad Patchett Wasser ROW 1 Mxtten Bray N ' ' 0 12 - . . . ' 0 12 - - 6 26 . . 0 0 . ' 12 l8 Goodberlet Brannook Kxrchner For the IIISI t1me 1n the hlstory of Kankakee H1gh School a freshman football team was orgamzed and Dan Norton was made coach One t1e and four losses composed the season for the ponres of K H S The openrng game wlth the Meteors of Cal Clty ended up wlth the Maroon and Blue on the short end of a 12 to 0 score In the1r next game the Kays broke mio the sconng column for the hrst t1me but lost rn a rough battle to the hands of Bloom 26 to 6 The next week the Kays bounced back and held Blue Island to a scoreless t1e ln the last game of the season the Maroon and Blue went down to defeat at the hands of the Ir1sh of St Pat s by a score of 18 to 12 Freshmen Scores Cal Crty Iohet Bloom Blue Island St Pat s We They Basketball Contents Iumor vcrrs1ty Freshman Sophomore Freshman RAINBOLT GALLAGHER Guard Guard Center RICHARDS Center HARDESTY Forward SCHNELL Guard Guard BUMGARNER COACH OSTROWSKI IONES Managers BEACH Forward OLIVER Forward BARNETT WILSON 2 pomts for Neubauer oi Marmron Richard takes rebound Grads and sport fans who have fol lowed basketball at KHS for many years seem agreed that thrs past season was the most successful rn the hrstory of the school W1nn1ng 24 of thelr 27 games and amassrng a record total of 1533 po1nts the team looked very 1mpress1ve Rated second 1n the state by the press sports W11ters for more than half the season the Maroon and Blue never fell below flflh IH these ratrngs Rollrng roughshod over such opposr tron as Danvrlle Bradley and Streator early 1n the season and W1nn1ng the hlghly touted East St Lou1s Hol1day Tournament the team reached 1ts peak for the game wrth prevrously unbeaten lVlarm1on M1l1tary Academy Soon after thrs great performance 1nJur1es began to plague the boys and wh1le st1ll playrng great ball and wmnmg the coveted South Suburban crown the team never qurte regamed rts former VARSITY e They PEOTONE DANVILLE MOMPNCE WATSEKA BRADLEY CALUMET CITY ARGO EAST ST LOUIS HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT WOOD RIVER EAST ROCKFORD SOUTH SHORE STREATOR LOCKPORT BLOOM MARMION M brilliance. W 60 48 ' 47 45 . 47 43 65 50 61 44 ' I 60 45 77 42 54 51 47 36 48 46 80 46 63 41 44 35 . A. 61 43 Great team play hrghhghted by daz zl1ng pass1ng and an outstandlng floor game was responsrble for much of the success Leadlng scorer was the team s center Duane Schnell Wxth 441 po1nts for the season Thls was the greatest number of pomts ever scored by a KI-IS cager Hrs average of l63 polnts per game IS also consrdered very credrtable At the two forwards were hard work1ng George Hardesty who was the second h1ghest scorer wtth 329 po1nts and I1m Red Palmateer whose sensatlonal pass1ng contlnually amazed everyone Iack Gallagher a steady cool headed player and Bob Hambolt the hardest dr1v1ng and perhaps the most rel1able player on the team were at the guards B1g Don Hrchard Pat Burns and B1ll Barnett all played well 1n substltute roles and deserve a great deal of credrt SCORES e They BLUE ISLAND DANVILLE ST PAT S CALUMET CITY IOLIET ARGO LOCKPORT BLOOM BLUE ISLAND WATSEKA REGIONAL WATSEKA MOMENCE BRADLEY IOLIET SECTIONAL IOLIET Burn hoots ebo d Suspense W 51 48 61 85 ' 73 44 66 51 37 38 55 46 72 44 39 31 53 43 66 46 48 32 52 34 46 51 Clark Wllson Burns Hardaway Alexander Iumor Vars1ty Scores Bloom Thornton M1llOfd Cal Crty Thornton Bloom Blue Island We They Iumor vars1ty basketball was con t1nued th1s year Coached by Earl Iones the team chalked up s1x w1ns agamst two losses loslng only to Bradley and Bloom The loss to Bloom was avenged on the KHS floor when the Kays won 1n an over Other w1ns were chalked up at the expense of Cal Cxty Blue Island the Nhlford vars1ty and two from Harvey The squad was composed of Pat Burns Earl Alexander Bob Summers Rrchard Hardaway Ierry Ol1ver Elmer W1lson Bob Clark Gene Foster and Ed Hogan all who won letters Hogan Wzlson and Foster moved up from the freshman sophomore frve at the end of the semester W1lson and Bums were also mamstays on the varslty l1V9 33 as - , ' 28 27 ' 58 42 . ' 32 24 u U ' Bradley 46 sa me 1111- . 37 as ' sa ae - , , 37 29 - - I y BACK ROW Manaaer Sheasley Sommer Hogan Errckson Otto Foster Iohn ton Swxkl FIRST ROW Ryan Black Meyer Meents Garner Gaqmer Patchett Gnftm Wrth a eason s record of 15 w1ns and frve losses Charhe Sw1kle s Frosh Soph team f1n1shed only one game behrnd the co Wlnners m the South Suburban Conference race At the begrnnmg of the season the Frosh Soph frve seemed certarn to re capture the tlrst place crown m the South Suburban League M1dWGY 1n the sary that Elmer Wrlson be moved up to the varsrty squad Two more regulars Foster and Hogan were also moved up to the varsrty squad at the end of the hrst seme ter Even though they had lost three of the regulars the squad st1ll gave a good account of hemselves Durmg th1s last part of the season Ierry Otto at center contrnued to be the mamstay of the team He was a1d ed by Leslre Love Elmer Grrffm Kenny Gagnrer and Austrn Iohnston who held down the other posrtrons on the team Frosh Soph Scores Peotone Danvrlle Momence Vxfatseka Bradley Cal Crty Argo Lockport Bloom Marmron M11fOId Blue I land Danvllle St Pats Cal Clty Argo Lockport Bloom Blue I land We They - ' '- 52 22 h I ' 27 20 - - 34 22 . . 35 10 ' Q y ' 35 41 ' 62 30 . ' ' ' 35 28 season, however, it was deemed neces- Slf9Ul0f 3? ' 4 . 41 33 ' ' ' 38 21 v f ' 58 43 s 42 38 ' s . ' 43 50 .. ' 49 30 - ' 42 37 -I 60 24 A . L ' 35 36 - 31 39 ' s 46 27 BACK ROW Meyer Rlordan Love Garner Norton coach Iaemcke Bla lc Butzxrus Henrekm manager FRONT ROW Butzlrus Young Phxllxps Wahl Memenga Ryan Gnfhn Farmer Freshman Scores Harvey Bradley Bloom Departmental Bloom Blue Island We They Coached by Dan Norton the Freshman pon1es ended the basketball season Wllh a slate The outlook for the season was anyth1ng but good when the pon1es dropped the1r hrst three games w1th Iollet Harvey and Bradley But the Frosh showed hght and determ1nat1on and bounced back to w1n all of thelr rema1n games Joliet 18 34 of 4 wins and 3 losses. 16 32 . 30 33 ' ' ' za ze ' ' I f 57 40 ' . 29 21 ' ' 35 27 ' ' ' ' Other Sports Contents Track Baseball Golf Swlmmmg 6. Tumbllng 107 X N X 3. V I I ul Ky Qi.. ex lv? . A - 1 I ug.. Jllfiuf' 7, BACK ROW Fowl r coach Lueh Ia ncke Ma Laughln Hogan Palmzrteer Bea h Boy' Woerhle Collms Burns Rrchard Wo th Benscoo er Gen haw Ohve ROW 3 Wrlson Rocker! Grxrfm Ball Plpprn Iafie Young Metcall Keho Hardesty Woodall Davls Iacquet LaFm Pepper Kemp Norton coach ROW 2 Owens manager Gardn r Hardaway Phrllrp Mendell Milton Cox Meents Schultz Pnce Spenard Laqesse Schnori Wadley Walter Enckson ROW 1 Osterle manager Lowey Means Gardner Dunn Merrrman Wells Ball Pxlcher Barns Barber Raqle Chnstopherson Ashlme Prerce Chrxstranson Summers As the Kankakeean goes to press thxs favonte spnng sport 1S lust get t1ng under way Coach Paul Fowler and Dan Norton w1ll have only four returmng lettermen Headmg the l1st are Palmateer record break1ng pole Stan Beach dash man and Kenny Mendell quarter mrler Also to be depended on are Ted Woerhle and Al Spenard dash men Roger Dunn and Ron Bagel quarter mrlers Pat Burns and Earl Alexander welght men and Ph11Merr1man de pendable m1ler Thrs years trackmen began therr cond1t1on1ng just as snow was slowly meltmg off of the crnders Prospects for ll'l1S years success seem very pI'OI'I11S1I1g Bea h pas es baton to Palmateer 104 l ' . , ' , r . Z , . s . ' r. : ' , . ' . , . : . . e . . ' ' s. , ' . vaulter: Don Richard, high jurnpery Q V ! V . I L' , - : rim ,Q - - . - - - 5 tif' V . I fc- f - 1 Sl, w.4.j in l 1 sk IMF f 5 , . , BACK ROW Potter, Parmley, Brinkman, Iefierson, Ostrowski. Greene, Haynes, Wasser Well Bray MIDDLE ROW Grmstead, Laloy, Cryer, Swan, Burkhalter, Hogan. Morrow, Cardosl Barnett Krrch ner Swrkle coach FRONT ROW: Phillips, manager, Wilkens, Otto, Iones, Foster Pankey Hardesty Schnell Gallagher Meyer, manager. Fmrshmg last year s season w1th 14 w1ns and 6 losses Kankakee s baseball team txed for the top crown rn the South Suburban League and also won a hrst place trophy rn d1str1ct competr txon 1948 s baseball team lost the1r last game of the regronal pr1or to State Tournaments to Downers Grove by one run Thrs year more than ever Coach Charl1e Swrkle was short of materlal as only four letter men returned and s1x out of last year s startrng nme were lost on graduatron day The return xng four were Harry Burkhalter only returnmg prtcher and Gene Foster h1s only expenenced battery mate Also Duane Schnell who covered frrst base and B111 Barnett left flelder returned Also expected to be of value to Coach Swxkle were such prospects as George Hardesty and lack Gallagher who were expected to handle the hxckory very capably ?- A 4' . . ,A . l 4 if K - ' .-2 -W 1 ov T 7, .. . ,ff -' I ' if V -1 A601- .I . 1 QC: x . r',.J-f' GOLF TEAM Chnstensen Mann Enckson Netzel Beckman Ferns Shea ley W1th the end of the 48 49 school year the KHS golfers round out the1r second season of play Golf as a school sport IS somethmg new 1n the state and also at KHS Travehng far for most of the1r meets the Kays record has not been too 1mpress1ve but shows srgns of be comrnq much better one man on the team for the past two years B111 turns ln scores 1n low seven tres The other sen1or on the team 1S Don Netzel who shoots rn the e1qht1es v Don who was an alternate 1n .h1S rumor year moved up to the flrst four Loren Mann Mrlton Enckson and Lou1s Chns W tensen all sophomores round out the team Beckman blasts out of sand trap 106 .1 2' W' Q uf ' ., rr' . , . U Q K A n W' ,. , ii 5 M Bill Beckman has been the number U., , I ,ig ' l , 1 r M 3 ,V ' xl l . . . 5 l fi ,.' , - , 1 , L ' 4 ' ' fi ' . . , U3 -3 3 ? ' 1 1 ' I awk, it I Y 7,1 I 1 - 4' at J, 'l , rlSl4 BACK ROW Kirchner L Cryer H Kemp Kravat Iames Chnstopherson Iohn Chnstopherson Verhooks Croxen FRONT ROW Peterson Unger Chrxstensen Ulvelrng Fowler coach Thls year a new team has been added to the sports pro gram of KHS W1th Paul Fowler as coach a sw1mm1ng team was organ1zed Due to the fact that few h1gh schools 1n Northern llhnols have sw1mm1ng pools sahsfactory compet1t1on has been d1ff1 cult to f1nd Coach Fowler s mater1a1 was all rather 1nexper1enced and mcluded no outstand1ng performers In spxte of th1s however a small group of boys who were 1nterested enough to spend long hours 1n practrce developed 1nto a rather well balanced team In the South Suburban Meet held th1s year at Thornton Fractlonal the KHS boys took second place Cal Cxty fmrshed 1rst W1th thxs year of expenence and moderate success beh1nd them the team should go on to greater he1ghts next year Team members practice crawl BACK ROW Swan Woerhle Fowler coach G Walter Farmer FRONT ROW C Walter Kirchner Patchett Forgue at KHS years Walter flip Kirchner Under the direction of Paul Fowler a tumbling team was orgamzed this year Spending long hours rehearsing and practicing, the team awed spectators with their flying turns forward rolls backward flips, and towering pyramdis The team provided entertainment at the halftime of several basketball games and also entertained at the K clubs annual businessmen faculty game for the enjoyment of the fans Although the tumbling team lS new spectators waited with anticipation for their events. Watch this rnteresting and strenuous sport grow with the passing '::::' Matthew tOzzieD Osienglewski soothed those aching backs Baseball practice m iull swmg Burns tosses platter ,JL 'wb '25 '44 if -.1 VFX? K nv X gy-, f-5- Jig 4:3 'A x e ' in I X V 1 gf, ' ,C X, x X ! X U :VIII Q'-'ce H 5' X .aff NH- 1 Y kf iF' 'zgil 1 , 1 p 'N z -' ' ' , t p x - . X 24 I ' , v .,1 '.-x-1 4, N aj-x 'r ' Q O n i, H , v 'M' .gf , X. X fu-1:- sagv ' . EWG 'X- 2 .skj-i , J I . Nd hr! 3 , xg 'ff , 5 9 s n x 1 's , 'a',1,sV o,.1 sg. , X QI 0 ' gf 3' 3 U1 J r X no :lf Y-. JX4. V . ..wf . - ,. - ' 1 J' ' Y .,, 5 N . , : F ,.w,,. f. -w .- i 'fl . I ., ' k wwf - r' . 1 ' , YI ' ,f ,I . ' 1 fl: , ' -1 M4 4 ' 1 f' . , 1' ,. ' , 1 ' f 1 , V, . .A F' A- . Tr f f -' I . Q: . ' 1, r drum' ,F I ' V -, ': ' Q1 r -ff 'Q .iff ' , ff , . vw' ,, . .h cfm' ' If' .' ' 1' ' - 'I-Y ily. Il. . r.,,. V ,vi an A ,,. ' ' Q :M , , . , f Y - ....-..-usa-. , 4 f J WS f' rf.-. ' ' S 4,3 ' ' ,f r'.. 5' ' .f 1- ' ' cf' . 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A qu fn N w School days school days dear old golden rule days Those tnformal gab sessrons any place any t1me were certarnly fun The prom and 1t s last mrnute rush for dates dresses and flowers e frrst homecommg dance and that frrst brg Tr1Y formal remember them? Can anyone forget the HOISG rn the halls between classes the applause showered on any and all assembly performers IH hopes that the program would extend mto thlrd perlod and the wrde assortment of locker decoratrons drsplayed on the gaplng doors between per1ods'P Club 1n1t1at1ons brought harr rrbbons to grrls wearmg therr clothes backwards And dont forget how hard rt was to frnd that parkrng place wrth all those h1ghly decorated contrap trons called cars parked around the school There are many other happy memorre many that are spectal to you only They ve all been fun though havent they? Remember? Q , ' . . th V r in s W arin e e th from bo e . swf Qt Q59 x vwlaf x v! 'iff Student Llfe Your ime Keep away fre h pam! Who dld dns How many . , , Don't shove . . . H I Y T R I That lust dance Cool and refreshmq HDBwOw 7 Coke chatter Let s sn thus one out Ierke looks ahead Ierke and Miss Cole appear to be enjoying this vocational guidance conference. And why not? Those senior conferences turned out to be fun and a lot of help, thanks to the teachers who assisted us. Santa came to town to teachers too Do the teachers let their hair down? Of course' They sang in club meetings and here are the pictures to prove lt Why so puzzled Miss Shipley' assemblies, joined in fun at f 1 Staunch Kankakee fans her alded the gr1d1ron cmd hard wood g1ad1ators of KT-IS 1n ap prec1at1on of the1r feats Down by the station Here s to our team Judge Iaemcke bends an ear The truth the whole truth and nothmg but the truth swore the accused as the Stu dent Court swung mto sesslon t 11 1 1. J. A 1 - 1 1 I . George Hardesty and M1r1am Cassel were ID the spotllght on May 20 as they re1gned as k1ng and queen of the annual Iunlor Senror Prom Th court that attended the k1ng and queen was composed of Ioann Burns Marxan Gen son Ioanne Dons Mary Ann Bates Ierry Pnce Rodney W1l son lack Gallagher and Sandy G1bson Who hlled 1n for B111 Barnett Last years royalty Bob Kell and Bonme Lambert, crowned the new k1ng and queen Fol low1ng the coronat1on, they led the grand march 118 48- 1- Iunlor Senlor Prom 1 I V 'Q l V ' 'Eff W' -. gig, -, , h Z N gi 6 , 5' I Q ' . . p , BACK ROW Chnstensen Beach Reichert Genshcw Worth Schnori Bcxu r ROW 2 Lowey Iaife Mann Clark Spencxrd Strcsma Rol'e C Walters Sroxs ROW 1 Mr Sam Moun cxdvxsor Vade BonCoeur McI.aughl1n G Walters Kxssczck Sheasley Tuube Mr George Mann advxsor Sklft n Shlrt COUHC11 qu-.v BACK ROW Mr Mount advlsor Spenard Fyzm Ambercr Kxssack Ferns ROW 2 Ragu e Corkxll Schrey Holmes Faford ROW 1 Stearncm Bumqumer Lambert Iafie 119 . , . . V- . Q, I 1 Q I Xvvj, - -K '..,JAA BACK ROW Bl :Lk Doris W xkem nn Fox urns Schrey I uerc Bergnnn Klum A cs R W I tc Glveno Weeks Slppel Speck m1n Jorgenaen Ryck m1n Kennedy Mounts Puckett ROW 2 'stun Cassel P o 5 Simpson Bhcknmre H o I m c bcheu r o n Stutz Styc Fogel Kral Libby BACK ROW Smith Januszkl P Ichett Highland Moran Rlch ard Anderson BeDeII Marson Kung Stewlg rndan W 3 Wllllama Brownfue-Id Shoven Buhlk Gerrit son Kinney Peupln Shear R1guse Pettl crew Bowsher ROW Herron Walker Henrekln Kase Cox Beach HIII Remlllard arth ROW I e son Cummlngs Warm blr McKay Goodber Id Stevens Doran B . . G11- it, B'I '. 0 I Z Mi h e I I, ' ' '. ka. , ' I n g. s, I ule . Kuntz. ROW It St. J h , , k. ', a , P . R0 : J, 21 . , M . : N I- BA K ROW Shu maker Kllburn Breed ove Martell Cole Benscoter S h u m a n Burrell Legan Bab cock Frlday ROW 3 Lund Schnell Bere s S n o d d y hardt Glrard Netzel Rlggs Changnon Dua cos DeMarah ROW 2 McGrath Hull Bland Stearman r e n a r d Frazier emltz R e I d I one ROW I ar Curtis Lambert Phll lips Gerchgall Braz ner Styck Langelllel' BACK ROW Burk halter Jones Stanley Blake Gontols Max fleld Painter Klemlt R Wnllnams Pankey Peck ROW 3 aw throu Eastman Sev crson Gibson Busse r k e r S k I n n Stearns Hassett Beau ure Sarowatz Good rlch ROW 2 C Legg Lo we Huldenbrand R ss P W I l l I a m s Legg L n d s ROW I Rose Gregor Reed Brosseau Wash mgton Morgan F ford Clubs f x TC 10 Ofl 4 ' A - gs . - 1' ' '22 - E ' .1 . -4 I - 1 . Q . .Z . Q Q 1 A A ' Q Q O - . . ' 1 1 .. . A 4 ..4 C- Q A ' - ' ' H -- 1 - 1 f J - 2 ' . , L Q A , , ' ' Q 0: :wa k ,t F rf Q of E Freshman 501911 Ink 1.-H 1 Q QW' wwf. ,r' .F 0' Yo 'Q Ch ?o 'Q Q14 VJ 54 'E Z in E CID W 'Ox' 605 QU Look at the blrdze sc? 6 Aclfvertlsmg Contents Introduchon Advert1s1ng Autographs A lve1 Sl 141 111Llxho11L o L ve IV qooc h1qh school xecuhool W1thout the help of these 11 911 cmd co111pu111es ou1 yecubook would We 1 1 l to lllkllllx the lohu and Olher Com pony cmd The Q K Sumh COIIIQCIIIY for thexr Crsslstonce 111 th1s hook We also W1Sl'1 to thunk lohu Strosmu and Ross Kerr for the pl1OlOS 111 th1s sem o Paul lVlCCQ1uql1eV Ph1ll1p lVlerr1mcf111 C tx' 1, thel 2 l 1 1A l 3 4 , , have been impossible. FJYSAX ' ' X I X . v L 1 x,. 1 . 1 ' fi 11. . USE wisdom ln the buying of merchan from these flrms and Lompanles d se by purchasing Bring the crowd for Dtlztwus Pork Tenderloms At the new BERNHARDT S CAFE 504 South Washlngton Avenue Kankakee Ofhce Machlnes --f'-...hemtg SALES SERVICE RENTALS ADDING AND DUPLICATING MACHINES SAFE DESKS GREETING CARDS Dlal 2 5724 172 East Court Street ATTENTION' GIRL GRADUATES Consrder What a Nursing Career Offers You t t A F APPLICATIONS ARE STILL BEING RECEIVED FOR THE 1949 FALL CLASS AT SILVER CROSS SCHOOL OF NURSING IOLIET ILLINOIS An Up to date Approved School Mamtained by a Protestant Non Sectanan Hospital Well quahhed Instructors Well equipped Classrooms Superior Llving Quarters WRITE TODAY t Appl t I Hgh ADDRESS Director School of Nursmg SILVER CROSS HOSPITAL Iohet Illinois Uptown Sales, Incorporated Four Great tores 1n Kankakee 545 SOUTH WASHINGTON AVENUE 342 NORTH SCHUYLER AVENUE 300 SOUTH EAST AVENUE 325 SOUTH SCHUYLER AVENUE Phones 3 3376 3 6811 3 6211 Chrysler-Pl mouth Dealers D See Us for Better Used Cars ff 128 u ll ll O O O Y H I I A vocation ha is interesting and varied. n opportunity to be ot service to humanity. uture security. stability and advancement, I 'iw For your Underwood products x - A ' lll 51' . , , , !A,w1w,4,,v '- - or xcatlon Blank and F ll Info t . U Undergraduate 'tudents 1 ' 't dt w't l ' f t' -3 ff? aff. Q ' ha will quade th ' 1 1' gf ' s h 1 bj 1 tht p 'd tl best found t'on f p t ' l ' q , O . D D - - - O 1 v Q4 I ESTABLISHED SINCE 1886 W I .J lr ' I ,I L www TGLSGN 379 South Schuyler Avenue Dial 3-8422 CCMPLIMENTS OF IIIDUIM ,mrs M pmuns Y T e Amencan Marletta Co 'L- Fme F1l'l1SI'19S GARDEN CRAFT .grain y 0 O , O FZ: W?-H AY 'SQ Q., : ? Qi x 1 . nf '-L-1' 'L it ff . x1.lf7': -F X A-11 .:, , 1 'WW . u8 8eA I 'I f quvuz w if-P f' , ,fe 27 I f ' ,-8-, fm ,. ,I I 553 ost Court Street 2. I ff f FLORAL SHOP Grclduortlon Corsocges E DIAL 5822 KIRCHMANN S 503 East Court Street Dlal 3 5576 129 To get him EYES I-Urge APPETITE I-iVely BUNE Sho GROWFH Rdpgd When You Nourlsh ww g X Every Inch of Your D09 wlfh ames How xmportant 1t 1S to a 11ttle fellows health grovx th V1tal1ty and happmess to start hun off r1ght by nour1sh1ng EVERY INCH of hlrn from the Very frrst day you feed h1m And GAINES IS more econormcal to feed than any other type of dog food It s a dry food All food You add the l1qu1d yourself at no extra cost FEED GAINES AND YOU FEED THE BES'I 133 lmemcdalafyesf c52Wf1yQy5o:! '04 000 F0003 Game MEAL o KRuNcHoN MEAL X15 al ffmw wffff f ' General Ofhce and Plant Kankakee Il11no1s ng f . A o 2, I I . - . 0 0 0 0 0 ' 1 ' ' --. 1 7 1 1 l-'hr-,,u . . f I '- . . ,nfflrfl will ' 'w??'n,,, ah, . . . I mn' D . V lfl:,,,'lk ..f 1 . P :T ' I Am - . 'J ill!! I - - Hllllfll l nt-.-- 1 .,L' gpm - I .i tl X ' N, j 7 - . . -V, .N y . . 'JCL-1, , N, - -,, , h fi.. ' xl ' .Xt 5,54 I . I 1 ' 1 l New Portable TYPEWRITERS All Makes for immediate delivery- An Ideal Graduation Gift Congratulations Seniors A. G. WILSON 6: SON 333 East Court Street Kankakee's Leading Paint Store ' All Makes Used Ma h P ALEXANDER LUMBER Let Us Make Your Homework Easier MINER BUSINESS MACHINE COMPANY Lumber Millwork Hardware Dial 2 3332 Serving Kankakee Smce 1890 f'N Clty N atlonal Bank of Kankakee b tthFD c ines Available at Po ular Prices n . - h Schuyler Avenue Dial 2-66 O O . o f ff j .- I-Pk ' .fi lull NX '1'fQ'ijY1 9 -I , e l f-'Wi' t LST? --E Li 'Q' -I O O M ber oi Federal Reserve Mem er o e SHAPIRO MOTORS KAISER FRAZER DEALERS SALES and SERVICE 270 280 North Ind1ana Avenue A Complete L1ne of Used Cars IOHN KRUEGER 6. SONS 712 14 Volkmann B 11d ng Agent State Farm Insurance Dial 3 6647 GRADE A DAIRY PRODUCTS Beatrlce Foods Co ICE CREAM DIVISION Dial 3 6601 MILK DIVISION Dral 3 6603 DOMESTIC Laundry washed more clothes and did more dry cleaning than any other laundry in Kankakee 1n 1948 Autho ed Samtone Clea ers 1 Kankakee 83111133 Domestlc Laundry Company 196 North Dearborn D1al 3 5521 The FRANKLIN PRESS CO Olflce and School Supplies Greeting Cards GlflS Typewrlters McBroom s Ca e GOOD FOOD FRIENDLY SERVICE 151 North Schuyler Avenue - ' riz ' n 'n APPROVED I - u' i 9 Kankakee-'s Leading Printers Since 1913 M E A D O W G O L D 264 Eazt Merchant S! et K k k . Ill' ' O 1 WMM Fiddfddyd: uBest of luck to Kankakee High School Graduates who wzll dlwdjff pu! fbezr bex! oo! orwmfd Z7fl BEAR BRAND SOCKS ' BEAR BRAND HOSIERY C0 K L U West Avenue and Hickory Street an 'akee, Illinoi AdV6ft1S1Hg and Don ALDEN S ARMSTRONG CORK COMPANY EAST COURT STREET FOOD MARKET THE FAIR STORE HARRISON LOAN HECHT S HUFF AND WOLF IAFFE AND SONS KANKAKEE BUICK COMPANY KLINE S PAUL LANG MOTOR SALES LASSERS FURNITURE STORE LOTTINVILLE S MANG MOTORS MANCO MANUFACTURING COMPANY O O ir i' ir ir Ik 1 'Ir TOM HOUI3E'S DAIRY 'A' 'A' Ik 1 'A' 'A' Ik 1 ir 'Ir atlons Fund Members NATIONAL SAUSAGE COMPANY I C PENNEY AND COMPANY IOHN REITZE AND COMPANY ROLLINS GRAIN AND LUMBER COMPANY SAMUEL S SEARS ROEBUCK AND COMPANY SHERB S ICE CREAM COMPANY VANDERWATER S VOLKMANN S WATLAND BROTHERS KANKAKEE PAPER COMPANY BRUCE DRUG COMPANY CLOSE MOTOR SALES SOCONY VACUUM OIL COMPANY SWANNELL HARDWARE INCORPORATED O if . . ir -nf Ik 1 -nf , I if -Af H. H. TROUP COMPANY Ik 1 if if if -nf ar - ir H. G. SKID GOODELL Sillglil' SBW1lIg CBMBI' H 'O' My Need H Llfe Hospltal Auto Fxre 316 East Court Street N h Ch q D12 '36 DIAL 25332 KOEHLER DRUG COMPANY New Sewlnq MGCh1n6S 380 East Court Street Notlons Sewrnq Classes 815 Mum Street Electrlc Appllances KANKAKEE BOTTLING WORKS Vacuum Cleaners B tt1 f HIGH LIFE QUALITY BEVERAGES Repalr Servlces o 76th Y KKZX' Q !! Commerclal Refrlqerahon for every Known Purpose T and R Supply Co 1400 North Schuyler Avenue 136 187 ort ica o Avenu ia -65 Two Good Stores . . . . o ers o l l K Since 1878 0 ur ear Y -IK 6.4412-. A QQQPZQ' 2' U 5 . 3 1 'E I, V G I ga..1I ?'j X I I 1 --3 m 'f 1 I R ' ll 1 14 mr' -I til I ' 'Sgffflzsgffl . . . SMITH means more than this . MILWAUKEE PLANTS LOS ANGELES PLANTS emore than the hundred odd bulldxngs with four and a half mnllnon square feet of floor space xn four Amerncan cmes emore than the mxles and mules of automatnc ma chmes that have produced over sewen mnllnon tons of welded steel products emore than the dozen modern research and engt HOUSTON PLANT 1. KANKAKEE WORKS neenng lahoratorxes that are world renowned emoro than all thxs are the 10 400 men and women of the A O Smxth Corporatxon chemnsts and clerks arc Welders and accountants engmeers and execuuves whose efforts are devoted to the en rnchment ot'Amencanl1v1ng by continuously seek mg better ways of makmg better products needed nn homes and m mdustry I All of this as the SMITI-lway PRI NCI PAL SMITHway PRODUCTS Automatic Water Heaters Gas and Electrlc 0 Stokers for the Home 0 Welding Electrodes Maclnnes and Equipment Welded Structures 0 Electric Motors 0 Stamless Steel Beer Barrels I Glass Luned Tanks 0 Automotlve Chassls Frames PressureVessels 0 LPG Systems 0 lme Pupe 0 Oil Well Caslng Meters lor Petroleum Products 0 Centrifugal Pumps Railroad Products Ql.,SD,..5.f'l1E'?.,fl9. San Franclsco 0 Los Angeles 0 International Dlvlslon Milwaukee 'I - Factories at Mllwaukee 0 Kankakee 1 Houston 0 Los Angeles , . 0 0 Q Y 0 New York 0 Phlladelphla 0 Plttsburgh 0 Cleveland 0 Detroit v Chicago I Atlanta 0 Tulsa 0 Midland I Dallas 0 Houston 0 New Orleans 0 Seattle RESEARCH AND ENGINEERING BUILDING MILWAUKEE WE MOVE ANYWHERE lust Good Food Wt me PRONGER s CAFETERIA m 9 THE We Cater to Parttes X iii? if 55 THE h 1g:p11RY SERVING HOURS Da11y6A M to730P M SundayandHo11days11to3 No Iob too B1g or too L1tt1e 350 East Court Street D1a1 3 6133 Kankakee 1111no1s 240 East Oak Street Dtal 2 1412 : t Headquarters for Plumblnq and Heattnq In Kankakee ff ff LeRoy Anderson '17 Louls Eu ch. '25, Iohn Band 28, Lxonel Regmer '37 Ioeeph Kubxck. 41. Harold Rzxjzom 41 Rxchard Shellev 41, Don Baud, 49 13 Thus. Baird 81 Sun, Inc. u ll 1 . - . gf --.- Q, 'C if 0 ' ' ia 1 U 1 CJ ? J' X . 1 , . - I I I - I 1 D 7 - - w Malrcotie Drug Store O HUIIZKIVIUIUYSZIBS Pht S pl ht T AN BEL EL E Sales EST BAKER Myers Studebaker B G k 9 1' Y SGIVICG 143 8 S M L 265 Ecrst Merchant Street EB' Dm 34333 ICE CREAM W F t 1 M ,CH q Used Cars and Trucks STAN KENTON HARRY IAMES TEX BENEKE NELLIE LUTCHER PERRY COMO VAUGHN MONROE CHARLIE BARNET CHARLIE VENTURA FRANKIE LAINE They're All Here on Records Record Shoo Mezzunme Floor 139 P S PTI N E T oo up ies and P oo Finishing EAS M and L and HOW L . Agent 119 ost Court Street THE B Y IN TOWN X ' A l M- - u lx 'Y A .'.'. tw-21 H 00 outh cxin Street DI 3-8 2 e reeze oPecrse Super crlteds ' Stecr - cxmbur ers 171 est Court Street I I N . I Congratulations to the Members of the class of 1949 of Kankakee Hlgh School Gallagher School of Buslness Kankakee lll1no1s WADLEYS FINE FOODS For Quahty Assortment of Foods and Meats 703 South L1ncoln Avenue D 1 34 2 UPHOLSTERING pggawwgl BY MASTER I CRAFTSMEN Y aww ...X MWF 55 N mghmw, 'Q- Complete select1on of the latest patterns and fabrlcs Custom bullt Furn1ture Sat1sfact1on Guaranteed WEST SIDE UPHOLSTERING SHOP 275 West Court Street D1al 3 9051 Kankakee Lumber 6. Supply Co L BEE R Beams to Shingles 'QQ ..-1 DWI -'- Mrllwork Bu1ld1ng Materlals Glass Roofrng Insulatron Plywood and Wallboard Court Street and B1g 4 Tracks D1al 3 8235 CHELY CAFE Home Made Itahan Spaghettr 273 South Schuyler Avenue D 1 3 l HAROLD I RYCKMAN PIANO TECHNICIAN 781 East Stahon Street D 1 34591 SERVICE WITH A SMILE EARL HATLEY S South Srde Standard Servzce Statron W 1 - 3.3 T . I' f li-' A O t o I , S 5,1 1 . 4y , ' 5'-1 - 'e .sr' ev 1 ft- If t- , - Q. xlxfl .. -,vll 7.3, 0 7. 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I Corner of Main and a er Street WILLIAM H STEVENS fHtp 1 ppl srrsxrmuxcmr MIMBIIGH ml as VW W fl ra HARNESSED T0 YOUR HOUSEWORK EtApl Nd W tlf D134813 Everythmg Pomts to Une Word Checkmaster Savlngs Accounts Travelers Checkssercvlce Trust SCTVICC First Trust 81 Savings Bank O Complete Line o o oin A icmces ' D ' c E n Y ,X I ixi gl - I -it '.' : E See Us for All of Your lec ric p iance ee s 242 es ef ery Str t ic: - 0 O , 4 141 Congratulations On cr successful hiqh school career Best Wishes For continued success in the future Davld Bradley Manufacturing Works For Farm Implements known THE WORLD over R I CHAMBERLAIN MOTOR CO SALES d SERVICE U E H R d W WASH CLUTHES HERE E C 142 C 0 A L Company O O O I I l O I I Authorized Dodge, Plymouth, Trailer an A t T ' g R p g 44-354 th Schuyler Avenue A - - - - 3 'fl -uv-fvgurlvl wllnnuavu PHX U QQf4f4ffZzc1Qmf ' HALFYHOUR LAQ-NQQRY R X QQ NX 1 q X 656 crst ourt Street Dial 344622 A From California to New York Youll fmd modern well constructed furnlture Wllh the trademark of K R 0 E H L E R MANUFACTURING COMPANY PLANTS LOCATED Chncago Ill Los Angeles Cahf Cleveland Ohlo Dallas Texas KANKAKISE 1LL1No1S at Naperville, Ill. San Francisco, Calif. Binghamton. N. Y. I For That Speclal Party Order Your Crystal clear lce cubes ICE CREAM I'O1'1'1 Crushed ICG FORTIER S Block we Ram bow Lane 1 2 355 W Co plete L1ne of Carry out Sand ches S ndaes Malts Sodas if AAT w fi' ,wma 5 SMITILAISOP v, PAINT 'f SH M1905 CITY ICE AND FUEL SMITH ALsoP KANKAKEE PAINT co West Statlon Street Pfnnls Vafmshes Dlal 3 4 and Impenal Washable Wallpaper YGUR REXALL STURE 'Mx rs ig T. C. PHARMACY A 200 SOUTH EAST AVENUE DIAL 21333 144 I ' 0 D' -1431 est Cou St t 'd.Qf'5 i-all ' Cl . ' '? m ' ' I I Z- .6233 - .,,.. .1 -::::,:,:,::i wi a u n o -fsififfc . I, ' 'Y 1 TV 3 A-I ' ' f l'.ff, 1' A '95 ' 3 , A, 7 I-qw., I Q S -,VR A k rf 5? 122 442- Ref , . A - '.r-. -if-' ' .Z ' 'Y ,X . ' . . . G' fr-:YB-f,:ie:ig H ' . . M 4 Q 4! A-fn I 9 Xe, V fl 'g L, 54 'v 5. 7. 3 1 , , 9 uv' , -X f HARDWARE THE DO NUT SHOP ELCOUS DOW Y FI. KE O UTS HUDSON CADILLAC SALES SERVICE 1 3 D 1 3 4 Welding Equipment and Supplies PRATTS SUPPLY DIVISION Inc W fc s Ieffers 6. McBroom Company IENSEN S RESTAURANT M St EtC S O 6AMt8 M GOOD LUCK SENIORS eorge SPICS Industries, Inc 4140 NORTH KOLMAR AVENUE Chicago 41 Illinois Official Iewelers and Stationers to the Class of 1949 TOM VOSNOS, Representative D 1 I N A D N I 261 East Oak D' -53 8 ia -55 1 ' ' ' - ' ' 100 es ourt treet Kankakee, Illinois 810--820830 ain tree 796 as ourt treet Kankakee, Illinois pen . . o P. . L O O 0 145 Key City Motors, Incorporated Complete Chevrolet Sery1ce The Most Beautlful Buy of All Dlal 3 3350 Kankakee Ill1no1s GEORGE CROXEN A th I I Case Farm Machlnery Cushman Motor Scooters 1285 North Schuyler Avenue D l 3 014 146 THE ART FLORAL SHOP f A o R I CHAMBERLAIN MOTOR COMPANY A th ag Ply 354S hyl D 13 35 o u ' ll Flowers or 11 ccasions Corsages our Specialty u orized Dealer for D' 1 3-5631 168 East Merchant S t and K k k Ill' 's u orized Do e- mouth ia -4 Sales and Service 344- o h Sc u A ' -55 ewel fit? M Kankakee Hotel c K P Member of Amerlcan Hotel 159 East Court Street Assoclcmon Kankakee Motor Coach Company For that safe and defendable ride a Kankakee Motor Coach Our Three Points SAFETY a DEPENDABILITY COURTESY NELSON SL NELSON GENERAL CONTRACTORS For all types of building and contracting Dial 3-7017 Dial 2-1895 1 1 ' Dial 3-6412 Dial 3-4411 O O The Foundation of EVERY Annual is the Picture Good Plctures Make a Good Book P f Blankenberg Photographers 1 X O Q I ho oqrcxphs by State Wide Coverage for High Schools riqincr ors o e oto-A l REVERA BARBER SHOP 204 South Wildwood Avenue Dial 2-6127 For the Best in Eats IERKE'S 907 South Washington Avenue Dial 3-6441 Where to Buy 1t KANKAKEE BUICK CO Dial 3 4469 148 North Harrison Avenue Trlangle Construction Company D1a1 3 8273 Heavy Ready Mixed WHITE'S The Home of DELECTABLE HAMBURGERS 348 East Station Street Dial 3-3401 Achieve two great marks of distinction A learned mind and outstanding clothes from PLANT KERGER CO Nationally Known Mens Wear HATTENBURG S PHARMACY A F Hattenburg RPhG ARCADE BUILDING D1a1 2 1012 SKIN NERS CASH GROCERY Groceries Meats 1360 East River Street Dial 3 4726 E STORE FABER FLORAL COMPANY Construction Concrete 75 Y GREENHOUSES W t I tt 1 2 149 - I U ' ll H I ll 1 O . . , . . . O ' 0 336 ast Court Street A -.L Dial 3-7515 tg? ' Q' C I Florists to Kankakee tor over ears 'I 869 es e ery Street ' Dia -5811 MORRISON S For the Best 1n Fresh FIUIIS Groc nes and Meats 285 South Orchard Avenue that after the show blte to eat 686 East Court Street School Band Instruments The receptsons been a but foggy lately ...---gy'-'-gl Toys and Grits Sheet Mustc Accordlons GUIIQIS AGATONE S MUSIC CENTER 346 East Court Street Ll i 'Z Huigf 6mlWoIf KWSN 1146 East Eagle Street Dxal 2 5336 5060 UW vt x PRN fli 'Blu Insured diamond rings are the expressed preference ol those who appreclate the tuner thmgs IH hte The matflzless beauty of these exquuslte creatrons as protected by an all coverage Insurance pohcy Issued free ot extra cost at the time of purchase I ll ' ' I ll I I t s li?-734 ,' 1 ' I ., . I THE C01-'FI-:E CUP , pgs, X VJ For U - H A-M s, - 'cs 'T X3 ' . , W - f-N :., X J' P I 0 U O For qood PHOTOGRAPHS me SIE 6 '00'f 5' annnumlnn una' W RAIVIIEN GROCERS GARVICE SHOOK STUDIO S hE1 D13 727 2 E C D13512 Prescrlptlons and Druq Needs Ryan SL Ebeling Drugs Incorporated 1885 Kankakee Federal Savings SL Loan Association 201 South Schuyler Avenue Kankakee, Illinois W. A. SCHNEIDER, President CLIFFORD W. MANN. Secretary 151 , 'EWR Tl :P -.-s mf? ' -v' ,..,, I 3 -r .91 N -,JF O 245 out ffl Avenue ifl '3 58 crst ourt Street ici -8 l ' 55- . ? gs 'T . P L 'X X 1 ST1NSoN AUTORIZED LU 'S VADES SANDWICH E tC tS SALES and SERVICE Arnerrccr s Most Useful Personal Alrplcrne Laundry and Dry Clectnlng KOERNER AVIATION SERVICE EXCEL N CAR SNOWITE LAUNDRY COMPANY 350 LEHIGH STONE COMPANY All Types of Crushed Stone PARAMOUNT BEAUTY SHOP and Rock For the Fmest 111 Sportmg Gooch DZ--IPO l-I U1 N SALKELD Sporting Goods 251 South Schuyler Avenue s 1 507 as our treet D' - 8 ours A. M. I P. M. ,N ll - 1 . ,, ' 6 l - LE r N ' BETTER WARE l I 430 South Schuyler Avenue , Dial - 5 4 A 203 Norih Schuyler Avenue The Best lor Your Hair . CII Par D' . 0 'O 0 L4 :rr A f f 26 .X A V V Yr G if LQ THE KANKAKEE DAILY JUURNI-lL ff? sfkvme THE Yourn or oun coMMuNlTY... Q, Sports Coveroge.THE KANKAKEE DAILY IOURNAL euers the best local sports 1 news oi any newspaper in Northern Illinois. f lllf' lf I ff ff Youth ot School Page THE KANKAKEE DAILY JOURNAL recognizes the im 1- portance of Youth and every Wednesday publl hes an ent1re page ofH1qh School News from towns 1n Kankakee County and surroundmg areas Young SOCIETY THE KANKAKEE DAILY IOURNAL features Young Soclety too 1n lts da1ly s0C16lY pages Teen age part1es and dances are grven specral Slq1'l1f1CCIl'lf'9 JOUI'l1Gl COMICS THE KANKAKEE DIVLY IOURNAL has the mo t popular comlcs of any newspaper anywhere Tl' kmd Youth and the ent1.re tamlly emoys Over 19500 Famllles Read the Iournal Every Evemng' 44 WKANS L1sten1ng Aud1ence IS shown by these hgures Greater Kankakee f Peotone 8 f 79 X Watseka 6 Manteno 59 6 X Onarga X Un1 erslty of Ill no s Survey Coal C1ty W1lm1ngton Be Assured they are prepared for the Job' You mlght say WKAN IS carrymg a torch for the youth of our commun1ty For one reason WKAN 1S young too The accumulated exper1ence of others forms the foundatlon upon Wh1cl' character IS bu1lt w1th each year addmg to the store of knowledge to be passed on The task of mak1ng ready youth to shoulder respons1b1l1t1es 1S be1ng well done 1n the Kankakee area Whatever problems beset the Amencan way of hte 1n the years ahead w11l be met 1n a stralghttorward manner w1th all the 1mpact of a well prepared conhdent generat1on that KNOWS where 1t 1S gomg' We Are Proud In add1t1on to followmg closely all phases of school l1fe s1nce 1t brought the vo1ce of radlo to th1s area WKAN S fac1l1t1es have been made avallable to h1gh school students In the wntmg pro duct1on and broadcast of regular feature programs teen age groups have used th1s means of self express1on WKAN 1S proud to have been able to supplement the modern educat1onal needs of a grow1ng commun1ty and at the same nme has been humbled by the d1scovery of the talents of those w1th whom 1t has been a constant pleasure to work L1sten to W K A N 1320 KC KANKAKEE Everyone else does' 153 o ' . 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