Kankakee High School - Kankakeean Yearbook (Kankakee, IL)
- Class of 1951
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WZMZMZ NINETEEN HUNDRED HND FIFTY-ONE Pubhshed by the Iournallsm classes of Kankakee Senlor H1gh School Edxtor DEBORAH GOLLUB Associate Ednor MARGUERETTE SHUMAN Busmess Manager MARGARET STRASMA Ad erhsmq Manager KATHRYN BURRELL NDI . . ' g v ' ' : omu .munw -L-LGi'531w, -.....- , L I Mr Irvmg Munson who has been mst umental 1n developmg the character of the youth of th1s commumty announced that th1s would be h1s hnal year as super1ntendent of Kankakee pubhc schools M Munson W1th h1s tar reach1ng vo1ce and erect posture IS read1ly d1s tmgulshed 1n any crowd He IS well known 1n c1v1c commun1ty and educa tlonal clrcles Super1ntendent Munson Whose Good rnornmg boys and grrls' IS an out standmg 1dent1fy1ng mark keeps m close Contact wtth the young people of the commun1ty by gomg to games and commg to almost all school tunct1ons To Mr lrvm Munson one of youth s true tnends 1n the cornmun1ty the stu dents of Kankakee h1gh g1ve the1r upmo t thanks In return tor h1s unexcelled example of the rdeals that were set forth by Abraham L1ncoln we grve our best After servmg as prmcrpal of Kankakee h1gh for twenty seven years Mr R Y All1son announced h1s resrgnauon Among h1s many dut1es are reg1stermg schedule changmg keeptng records managmg basketball tournaments helpmg students and keepmg the mach1nery of KHS runn1ng harmon1ously No matter what the occasron M All1son has ma1nta1ned h1s qulet d1gn1ty Although students and teachers enyoy a summers vacat1on Mr Alhson works through the three months on graduates records In addrtron to h1s school duttes Mr All1son has always taken an actrve part 1n CIVIC and cornmunrty projects and clubs As Mr Alltsons fmal That s alll rmgs over the Kankakee h1gh school aud1tor1um we glve our s1ncere W1shes for the best of luck rn the years to come To hxrn who has been our adv1ser teacher and loyal fnend we express our heart felt thanks I I wishes for prosperous and happy future years. Superintendent Irving Munson Principal R. Y. Allison offewom' ln four years many changes have come to the class of 51 and to the world We the l1ttle demons who l1ve rn KHS have seen them all At the begrnnmg of our freshman year 1n a postwar perrod almost every Amerrcan was wearrly longrng for peace Now we are 1n the mrdst of a con fhct that threatens to break that dream of peace unless rt 1S controlled The lob of malntarmng and strengthenxng world frrendshrp even at the prtce of our l1ves seem to have fallen on our shoulders We demons have seen changes comrng over our class and for the most part we are proud of them We are not the bad krnd of demon you know for we act as the guardlan angels of thrs class And th1s class has grown up as normally as they could rn such a world of unrest Now they are ready to take therr place as crtxzens of towns c1t1es and country How drfferent they look now upon graduatrng from green freshres lust tackhng the four years that were to brrng so very much 1nto therr hves' How proud they are of themselves' Four years ago 1t 1snt so very far rn the past thrs class were freshman They trred everythmg at least once and attempted to cram four years exper 1ences 1nto that one flrst year Three years ago they were sophomores and very drfferent Someone once sard You can always tell a sophomore but you cant tell h1m much Of course our sophomores werent as bad as that but they were a httle cocky They were growrng up and behrnd the assured exterlor you could see progress Two yars ago they were tumors and they took lrfe easy They were no longer rmmature underclassmen but they drdnt face the soberrng prospect of graduatron as do the sen1ors And then Just a few months ago they became sen1ors on top of therr world now' If they thought they had been busy before they really learned what the word meant There was suddenly so much they wanted to do before Iune l people they wanted for fr1ends places they wanted to go new thrngs that srmply must be trred They were be1ng g1ven responslbrhty also Then there were nngs there was semor day semor banquet semor p1cn1c semor plav baccalaurate and frnally graduat1on It was a full four years for them frlled Wllh so many memor1es both sweet and b1tter But they all combrne 1nto a foundatlon for these graduates foundatron upon whrch they could burld therr 1nd1v1dual l1ves And we the demons for the class of 51 wrsh them luck and good fortune as we too say goodbye 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - . 11 - 11 . . 1 1 . . , . . . . , - 11 1 - 11 1 - 1 - , . 1 - 1 . 1 . , . . . , . 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 - 1 1 , . 1 ofzfcfzfs Administration School board Superintendent Principal Deans Faculty Students Seniors luniors Sophomores Sports Football Basketball Track Baseball Golf Tennis School Lite Music Groups Skirt and Shirt Tri H1 Y H1 Y Twirlers and C heerleaders Publications Plays Homecoming Prom Senior Index pages 6 pages 18 pages 64 pages 86 ll4 a J . ' ' ' ........................ - 17 Activities .................................. pages 46- 63 Admmlstratlon oo o f fff X S L Board of Education Our school sw stem lS luaclccl hw thcsc L :cunt men i ON' Paull-X L d E E Ca n Cl k Mads: These s1x SHICIGIIY men led by Presrdent of the Board George Luehrs spend much tlme and energy solvmq the problems that the new Jumor h1ghs and the addmons to the qrade schools brmg They are domg therr best to make the Publrc School System of Kankakee somethmg to be proud of Some of the adyectrves that best descr1be Mrs Ethel Hay are cheer ful efhcrent and helpful Mrs Hay who has her ofhce 1n the room that was formerly 212 1S the Bookkeeper for the Board of Educauon Mrs Ethel Hay 8 I 9 O O - w - v v - 1 I v J ' :ff ' J 1 I . , I ' 6 it its I we J . J. Q , Q 'tsl' l y .4 K ABOVE: H. D. Tyson. P:esi:1en1 George E. Luehrs, VV. Hill. EEL 1: . air. . -. ro, er Ei P. i n. ' XX Superintendent Mr Munson buds arewell after 17 years sermce Choc 1 tewrdent Irvrvg Munson Not only Senlor Hxgh school but the grades from on through n1ne occupy our busv super1ntendents day Mr Munson has proved to all that he can handle thls b1g task capably He can usually be seen carrylng a load of It certamly w11l seem strange not to hear a boommg Good mornlng boys and g1rls from our cheerful superlntendent Thls 1 Mr Munson s last year at KHS and the students who know hnn w1ll m1s hun next yea We students at Kankakee Hlgh wlsh hun the very best of luck Werlyn E Keeler Marcella Boehrsen and Ruth Gruenberq ussxst Mr Munson m carrymg out his dunes as supenn tendent ' - if 1 1 . - ' o 1 n .J L -r'::. - - - papers or books, nodding a friendly hello to the students. Prmclpal Mr Allison resigns prlnupcllshlp after 28 years Pr1nc1palR Y Allison With a iinal Thats all another assembly ends and Mr Allison steps off the stage once more These famous words are his trademark and the students fvill miss them in the years to come Mr Allison has announced his resigna tion effective at the end of this school year He has coped with many oroblems among them registration twice a year duties of a principal He has done these jobs with efficiency and a quiet reserv that has made him well hked around the corridors and we wish him a haopy future Dorothy Byxck Secretary Antonia Fritz Secretary 10 I l 9 o Q o 0 s 1 N f J V ' 0 x s K x K ' t ' ' ' . . 1 ' ' - assemblies, extracurricular activities, student difficulties, plus the executiv ' 1. E-3 ' so ' A - l Deans Wood and Norton round out C1 busy schedule at KHS fix. Lourse Wood Dcxrnel Norton Frrendly and helpful best descnbe Mrss Lou1se Wood dean of g1rls lVI1ss Wood lends her helpmg hand to all students who need 1t Mrss Wood has many dutles for b9S1d9S belng dean of g1rls she also spon sors the Glrls club and teaches two busrness Enghsh classes Although she IS one of the busrest of h1gh school teachers she always has a rnrnute to strarghten out anyone s problem Th1s work would be fatrgurng to some but lVI1ss Wood seems to take Jt all 1n her strlde Wllh a cheerful smlle Mr Danrel Norton dean of boys has many dunes among them teachlng economxc classes handl1ng the lost and found artrcles and sponsormg the Stu dent Councxl Whenever frrendly advrce IS needed the place to go rs to Mr Norton He always has a helpful suggestron whrch solve your problem very qurckly and easlly A strong rooter for the home team Mr Norton was always on hand sellrng Of takmg trckets Bes1des these dut1es Mr Norton 15 also the asslstant pr1nc1pal frllmg rn for Mr Alhson when he IS absent T I new 2 ' W.: A V -'2 . , . I I - - I . . , . . . , . - . A I I I v I ' I I - , . F . I . ' . w I I - ' I v I ' r r , 5 ' Faculty The teachers lmpart knowledge to the students Vera Baker B Ed Commerce Mane Burch B S Commerce 'Ruth Cole M S Sc1ence Ethel Cooper A M Enghsh 12 vi Mane Becrrdslee AM Language Edlth Carmody B Ed Commerce La Vera Coleman M S SOCICII Sc1ence Grace E Coulter B S Home Econom1cs O . ,BL i lan 100 I J , lic N E N N Faculty Tfwent3 three facultw members have bachelor degrees Margaret Feuerstem Gladys Ehrhardt B L S L1brcxry Phys1cc1l Educcmon Warren R French M S Paul Fowler A M Sclence Pl'1YS1CGl Educcthon Llllldn Freyermulh A M lg Rgseiiq Gerngn Ph B Eflgllsh Language Clara Gramse B Ed Ruth Haley B Ed Commerce Commerce v, J f 1 Q' J ' 3 - , I - - ' 5 B.s. . . I . Q f' I 1 . 1 . . 1 ,JVJI 13 Faculty Instructore rom Illmols add up to thlrty two Arthur Hansen M S Enghsh and Iourncrhsm M1ldred Hopkms A M Mcrtherncrtlcs Gwendolen Ingh A M Mathemomcs Manone Kesler B S Phys1cor1 Educcmon 14 Henry Holt M S Mechcrmcccl Drcrwmg Harold R Hungerford Sc1ence Earl Iones A M Athletxc D1rector V1o1et Koerner A M Eng11sh Faculty Four come from Wls 2 from Iowa, 2 rom Indlana Euclrd Lambert M S Manual Trammg Dorothy McG1nn1s A B Socxal Sc1ence AVIS Moffett A B Enghsh Iames C Pendleton B Ed Vocanonal Machme Shop fx Lula Martm B S Mathematlcs Fowler McK1nley B Ed Manual Trammg George P1ersol Band D1rector Shirley Shrpley B S Soc1a1 Sc1ence 15 Faculty Teachers fwlth thelr master Ahce M Stone MS Home Economlcs Pauhne Tull A M Q Publlc Specrkmg Ienme Webb Sc1ence Karl Wmdberg B S Auto M9ChGH1CS 16 degrees number thlrteen Charles Swlkle B A Physlcal Educcmon Rolcxnde Van Guxlder Ar Frank R Weller M S Sc1ence Momca Wolf B S MUSIC En lish and ' B-5- ' ' t ' .A.B. . . .. l N Faculty KHS tcachcrs possess a fvarlcty 0 college degregs l -1- 'l LALHLI1 b Mht. 1 ING S hool s out' Schools out' Teacher 1 t the students out' Summer vaca tlor' The tlme students look forward to all year but fall to remember that teach ers are lust as reheved as they are when summer rolls around Our teachers have a var1ety of degrees Ten have Master of Arts ten hold Master of Sc1ence f1V9 have a Bachelor of S 1ence and n ne have Bachelor of Arts de rees FIVE have degrees 1n Bu mess Edu at1on and one has a Bachelor of Ph11o ophy and one a degree ln L1brary S 1ence 'Y' A 4 Mxss Hopkxns offers a helpmq hand Teachers have to relax too 9 , . , . . . . . , , , , , t . . . . , ' -7-. V 'LV f S it Eg ' ., -F , - V1-,F ,V K vi LL -,,. .,,,- Q, tl .WMM .'-Y-erm'-af' , s . . Qs, - - S. . 1 1, Y , P V . R : ' ,A ' 4- l ,, C , . , ' .S Q - Lu ' . , , c , 1 g . s c , ' s l ' ' c' . Students YW YN , X ,L 'X Y 4 1 8 5 v nh n ,lf A v -. w , s 551 , 5 ' 4- I . . C . M h l r v ' .7 , 1 Judi' fi 'QQ wif - Je - , A an ff . I K - M J -1- - 1 . 1.417 I ' '-S Seniors Spenard, McGrath, Jaaquet fwerf' dass 0 juers SENIOR CL 'XSS OFFICERJ Presldent Al Spenard Secretary t ecxsu er Marga et Ann McGra h cmd Vlce p e xdent Don I3 u Semors at last' W1th a srgh of yoy the class of 1951 entered the halls of KHS for thexr last year Early rn the year the class elected Al Spenard pres1dent Choosen to help h1m 1n th1s the most spec1al year were Don Iacquet and Margaret Ann McGrath as V1C9 pres1dent and secretary treasurer Remember the semor play The FIXGIQ Bob Conrad certamly f1xed th1ngs but good drdnt he? The sen1or play took place rn Apnl and after that thrngs began to happen th1ck and fast Sen1or day the all rmportant junror senror prom and Baccalaurate Then that day of days Graduatron day Sadly we say good by to the halls of KHS 20 I' 6 X 5 Y W E Y 1 f if K K K X l ' ' 5 v v 't P 1 Ng. L.. 1, x'x 4 V V mi.: 'FH' L: g i A , ' 1. -.1 1 , ' : : r i,. '-rs' . cchet. .1 . H . . . 1 - , , , - ff - ,. - . - . - I . , . . . . , . ' I - - I . , . , Glenn Anderson Bugs Deep drmples Charmmg smrle for all green Studebaker Llked a certaln party wrth green eyes Plans for future? Mar nage Merrill Ashlme Ash Excelled rn basket ba Out for others a rn 41 Nash To be a lawyer Arry sure thmg Rzchard Ball Rich Tops rn smgm M C Order ot DeMolay blue Chevre Trackman Other sports Major rn vorce You dont say so LOIS Barber Lors Drawmg Popular musrc eyes Some art Study art Ronald Baron Ron 8 years of band Muslc 37 grav Ford Dancmg Contmue at State Hosprtal Uncle Sam to take over 'Ianet Benscoter Beame Scooter Horseback ndtng 48 Stude baker Ta Perfect model Patncla Stevens Modelmg school That s cool Rodney Accurso Rod Black curly harr Horn rrmmed glasses Blue 37 Ford Huntmg Fxshmg Ar Mxamr tFlaJ Um versity Drrft Patncla Ann Babcock a Frosh prexy of Tr1Y Hamburgers Records Collects Kachmas Klndran dollsl U oi I lm hot to tro Russell Ball Erghtball Basketball New cars Roast beet Bradley U Connected wrth radlo Kenneth Barnes Shorty Invented thmgs Collected stamps Bowled Muslcal hlts Bee! stew To enlrst Dont pass u by Robert Beach Bob Mr Holts drawxng class Sleep Go mto draitxng Chlcago Tech We dont care who wms long as xt amt the Bars Shirley Bereolos Shirley Peppy brunette Pmg pong Garlic Rocktord College Its never too late 21 Rlchard Betourne Rrckxe Rldlng horses Horses 39 two tone green Cadlllac Into larmmg Marlene Brazrer Mabel Dancmg Chxck en and Cokes Crrculatron Manager of Annual Had partres Model or secretary U of I Say now Vrrqmra Breedlove Gmny Bea Collects stray cats Ierry Slum ber partles Natural curly harr Tall n slender State Normal Oh Pot' Rose Mane Bushame Resle Red haxr Co lected stamps Souvemrs Fnes Mrlk shakes Work Settle down there' Howdy Rowdy Io Ann Butters Valadxctonan Record collectron Roses Cokes Lrght green Olhce work Now whats the mat ter? Dolores Chamness Dolores Honey blonde halr Chuck From Anna Ionesburo Basket ball games Flagtwrrler Nurse Nursmg schol 22 .lr Donald M Bertrand Don Workmg on cars 37 gray Plymouth Keepmg lt mce For the gals enter the Army Ioanne Bland Pee Wee Frosh class prexy Photographs Basketball GAA Prexy Frrendly to all Telephone operator Tell us about lt Fme Wrlharn Brock Shortre Flshrng Bowl m 50 Olds 88 Red Marme Corps ISNU w go jump ln the rrver Kathryn Burrell Kathy Muslc Blonde hamr Soph class Prexy Busy gal Ad manager of Annual Ir Play Socral Work Purdue Fudge Ierry Calabna Ierry Huntmg Tender lom steaks Blonde halr 41 Burck Sw1mm1ng Vacatron m Callforma Back to Wadley s Manlyn Campbell Iume Smrle tor all Partles Photo Ed ol Annual Basketball games Swxm mmg MacMurray say Louls Chnstensen Loule Chns Ir class Prexy Records maroon Plymouth Ice cream Busy fella Engmeenng U of I Marilyn Patncla Cole Manlyn Blonde Fea ture Ed of Keynote 2nd semester Slumber partres Clothes Oh I lxke that' Bob Conrad Bob Dave Garroway fygj Edrtor KEYNOTE 2nd semest 48 Blue Studebaker Ir and Sr plays Radro an nouncmg Northwestern Real esoterlc Dolores Cote Dee Pleasmg smxle Musrc popular and semxclassrcal In many actlvrtxes Bas ketball Bookkeepxng m clencal held That toug Ada Lee Cox Ada Frlendly to all to partxes Play ball Iokes Iournalrsm Ioanne Demarah oe Dark brown han' Oh those eyes Drawing Crew cuts collected pxctures Ice cream In many thmgs But hon Marcella Chanqnon Marcxe Bzg brown eyes Spaghettx All popular songs Active gal Natural curly hair Typist or secretary You thmk so huh? Iohn Chnshansen Glenn Cook Cookle Repalred cars Stock car races 36 Plymouth To tour U S Iohn Maunce Cooper Maury Fnendly Wrll mg to help On Krng s court Ir Prom Electncrty Play mg cards To run a business Mxllxkln University Mary Cryer Lulubelle Smale for all Crochetmg Hamburgers Cokes Telephone operator Hurry up Lets go Lester DeCar1o 23 Robert Devine Dude . . . Collecting pictures . . . Liked anything . . . '31 Model A Ford . . . Navy. Lenecra Faye Dickey Lennie From Caddo Okkla Popular music Cokes Sweet smile Typist Mary Ann Dolson Stinky Quiet Smile Swimming Grey eyes Long walks Many activ ities V P of NHS Secre tary Latin American Institute Oh Nooo Yvetta Dull Milton Erickson Milt Crew cut Dark eyes Stan Kentons Soothe ' if Football 47 Ply mouth convertible Business How about that? Robert L Forgue Boby Taking cars apart Girls 40 Pontiac club coupe Fast driving Swimming Tumbling list in Marines Mary Diacos Mary . . . Black hair . . . Bowl- ing . . . Sports . . . Flag twirler . . . Taking pictures . . . Collected dimes . . . Nurse . . . Northwest- ern . . . Oh, no, not really! B111 Drggle Di Crew cut Bon field Parties 37 maroon Ford Marines or ISNU Lets go to Iohn s Ronald Ecrrnhart Ron Curly hair Steak n onions Horseback riding Good movies VP Library club High school librarian Southern III U of I Oneda Eckhardt Nita Flaming red hair Parties Collecting pictures ot gang Keynote Shrimp Nurses training Holy Cow Marlene Farrar Red Freckles In many clubs Collecting pictures Dancing Keynote staff Receptionist Secretary You think so huh? Dum mre Sharon Fortm Sug Honey blonde hair Rons 37 grey Ford Drawing Swimming Fun Office Job fudge Shuley Frazier Shirley Blonde ways laughing Iokmg Basketball Hikes Mald in Ir and Sr plays Fine tell us about it Diane Fnday Dee Natural blonde Smile Club editor of Annual Slumber parties Horse back riding Lab technician Hanover College Iamce Gallagher Ronnie Crocheting Fries n chicken Swimming Building hope chest Duane Ice skating Mar riage Cmon Pokeky Rosalie Mary Girard Rosle Light brown hair Cheeseburgers Collecting photos Vaughn Monroe Office. Walter Glidewill Buddy . . . Motorcycling . . . Skating . . . Brunettes . . . Indian Scout motorcycle . . . It in heaven we do not meet take my hand and we ll share the heat. Mary Good Mary . . . Silent type . . . Fun . . . Collecting knic-knacs . . . Bowling . . . Painting . . . Get togethers . . . Sr. Play . . . 'l'hat's all right, I'd do it for any- body. x, Margaret Frederick Peggy Quiet Helped ln llbrary A certain Air Force man Career Travel How be ya? Charles Gagmer Chuck Champ skeet shoot Crew cut Basketball 41 Plymouth Sports Ew of Keynote 2nd semester Iournalism How about that arry Veronica Ann Gawronsld Iennie Quiet brunette Ir Sr Prom Queen Girls club Prexy Roger is 50 Ford Fried chicken Social work Big deal Ioan Gerchqall Gerch Dark hair Cute smile Dnving Horses Sleeping 51 Plymouth corvertible .... ot Illinois. Deborah Gollub Debbie . . . Dark curly hair . . . Laughs . . . Editor of Kan- kakeean . . . Try-Y Pres. Ir. year . . . Busy in a lot of things . . . Chemistry . . . Comell. Harold Cooley Spade . . . Brown curly hair . . . Anna-Ioneshoro . . . Sept. '50 . . . Hunting . . . Fishing . . . Steaks . . . French tries . . . North- westem U. 25 Shirley Goudreau Shrrley Pleasant smrle Quret Hamburgers Frres Malts Nursmg 1 ver Cross Hosprtal Thats what you thmk Donna Hart Donna Srlent gal Needlework Readmg Muslc Tenderloms Ar Dale 37 DeSoto Work a year Marry Charles O Henry Iudge Strong sxlent type Football 38 Chevre coupe Study law U of Prexy Romance Language Roast beef Be serrous Quentm C Hertz Quentm Smrle tor all Model rarlroad Spaghettr Ethel Smrths records Yams n mrlk Navy machrn s Howdy Evelyn Hrcks Evelyn Frrendly Smrl Sewmg Dancrng Iazz Musrc Dress desrgner Ray Nouge Dress deslgn school Hey there what you know? Sherman Holden Hack Quret fella Musrc wrth a beat Partres Be a machtmst Keep cool 26 Allen Greene Blonde Mrdget auto races Banjo and uke playrng Reparr Dad s car Horses Army Let s get cuttlng Raymond Gross Hay Acts up Good for a laugh Collect state pen nants Any mechanrcal en gme 48 Chevre Garage or farmrng You tell them oc Robert Harwell Ir u Brought laughter Loud colored clothes Foot lca Travel 37 V 8 Ford Machlmst Amt that awful? Rrchard Hlllebrand Hrldy Blonde Crew cu Neat burld Kmg ot Ir Sr Pro'n Good musrc Fa t cars Partres Marmes Ic Ann H111 Parties Collectmg records School Lrfe Ed ol Annual Cherry cokes U of Mrssoun Iournahsm A party my house' Genevreve Hurley Ienme Very lrkable gal Muslc Olrves Bob Tr1Y formal Queen Ir year Soph Tr1Y Prexy Illus trate chrldrens hooks You promrse Charles Iackson Chuck Dark curly haxr St Anne Ir year Foot ba K Club Prevy Chrysler Track Sports events Iom the Arr Force Kenneth Lee Iaffe Kenny Brown eyes Always lokmg Motorcycle Classlcal recordrngs 48 Bulck 2nd Semester Ad Manager of Keynote How about that? Ardell Iones Ardle Blonde halr Swrmmlng Parntmg Sec of NHS Crochetmg OHICS work Olrvet Nazarene Horses underwear Valene Kxlburn lul beautrful brown eyes' Boats LaGrange an Mrss KHS 49 Psy chology U ot l Lets have a party Constance Kourbetrs Connle Dark half Qulet Crochet Irgsaw puzzles Fned chlcken Cherry pre Color green and yellow Holy cow now whats the mater Iack LaGesse lack Brown curly han' Dnvrng around Frred chrck 36 Plymouth Apple le Iom Navy Settle down Is that so? Don Iacquet Frank Qulet fella V P of Sr class Fast cars Qulet grrls 48 Ford coupe Music classlcal kxnd Optometrlst Ohio state Sure I ames Ienkms 1m That smlle lr 6 Sr Play Eatlng Girls 48 green Plymouth Arxzona Go to school or work Holy cow Donald E Koemer Don Frrendly smile Playmg trumpets Loud tres Donna 50 Dodge prck up truck Arr Force yeah' 1-Lhce Mae Kune Quret type Clothes Cheeseburgers Chocolate scdas 49 Lmcoln gads' Arhss LaF1ne Sweet gal Cheer leader Slumber partres Basketball games Cxrcula tron Manager Kankakeean The Cradle Ill swear Ill krll you Patncra Lambert a Reserved gal Sports Photography Ammals Fned rabbrt Spaghettr Howdy Bub' 27 'fuss ' . 9 ...H i In ... H Val . . . Vicky . . . Beauti- I - .'.' L Al ... ' '48...' ' - N 'Ye en...' . . Delores Legan Monk Engaged to Kenny 38 Pontiac Manteno HS Oc 49 Worked at Sam uels H1 Lover Beverly Lund Bev Natural blonde Sr Play Collects dogs 48 Plymouth Treas GAA P E teacher Nurses tralning Tltch titch Walter McLaughlin Waldo All round good guy Assoc Ed of Znd Sem Key note Football Other sports Law or Bus Adm Williams or Princeton Wha shay Loren Mann Lory Fnendly NHS Prexy Basketball Manager Goli Tennis Pontiac U of Illinois Engmeenng Glona Martell Ma ty Very likeable gal Dramatlcs Ir and Sr Plays Collects pictures Music Modelmg Patricia Stevens Ill be darned Eugene Martm 'Gene . . . Funny fella . . . Fried chicken . . . Souvenier . . . Photography . . . '38 DeSoto ...U.oil .... OrArmy... Ya think its smart donch . 28 Vernon LeSage Frenchie Natural curly hair Collected match covers Music Swimmmg Foot ba Travelmg Armed Forces o or college Harold Lueth Tukle Smile for all Ir and Sr Plays Records Glrls Prexy of Camera club Bull sessions o Margaret Ann McGrath Margie Sweet Scars dale N Y Soph year Water skung Sec of Sr class Slumber parties U of Miami Fla Gads' Dont be bitter Armand Marcotte Armand Friendly guy At the Drum 35 Stude baker Air Force Edmund Marczack Blonde hair sports events Girls Dnvmg Ice cream big league baseball player Ho Ho thats rich' Marvm R Marth Marv . . . Swell fellow . . . 37 Chevie . . . Football Mgr. . year...Food...Girls... . . . Illinois . . . Lets be getting on the ball. Sandra Martm Sandy Sweet smrle for all Prexy Sr Tn Y Dancmg Wnte to B111 Plano Active gal Teach m orphan age Llttle glrl have hard trme Marlone Mxchaud Margle Quxet one Dark halred people Blue eyes Glenn s 47 Studebaker o lects plctures Get marned What ya do1ng'P Iohn Mxlhone ohn Qulet Crew cut Anny Duane Miller Duane Llkeable ways laughlng Color grey All kmds of food Senxor play To yom up Delbert Morgan De Amxable fella Crew cut Track Mess mg wlth cars 47 blue Ply mouth Steaks Warm weather Anny Robert Morgan Bob Full of fun ways smrlmg Football French lnes 47 Plymouth K Club Mannes Or U o Donald Meents Don Fun lovmg guy Track Basketball maroon Mercury Gxrls Advertising Purdue One who hesltates 15 lost Iacquelme M1lhone Iackle Small n quiet French frxes Popular songs 41 Chrysler Handsome men Busmess school You thmk so huh? Ann Mtller Beverly Mxtchell Bev Dark brown halr Tnps to Pontxac Basketball games Ofhce work Holy cow Oh Pot Ierome Morgan Ierry Reserved Pats Sept 4B om e Army Wxllmm Muehler 29 . . . Played pool. . . '37 Ford - .' ...I'th V ...Al- fl. . Claudra Nelson Bunny H for all Sewmg Partres Dancmg Collectmg plctures Sports Work to e Slgfllng school You know 1t oo Ianrce N etzel an Dark haxr Smrle Busmess Mrg Keynote Strawberry shortcake Study medxcme U ot M1am1 Lake Forest Isnt that sweet? Gerald Otto Toot Ierry Football Basketball Baseball 37 Pontrac Partxes Glrls Northwestem or Kentucky H1 Shorty Nelda Pearce Nellxe Cute gal Fudge cake Sxlver dollar collection S Ioes 47 Clencal work Busmess school Hmm Ill thmk about that Patncra Perry a Frxendly gal Dancmg Dnvmg 1 un 48 Plymouth convertxble Sec oi Frosh class Dnve to Texas For coms sake Ioyce Mane Preston Blondxe Collects pxcture post cards Roller skatxng Cookmg Dxatrtrcm ol FHA Sewmg Black bum H1 Babe What ya say hey? 30 wus- Beverly Nemrtz Bev Honey blonde Cokes Collecting records Hamburgers Plckles Normandy Work at Bear Brand Oh shoot ack Newcomb ohn Qulet guy Base ba Steak Cheeseburg ers 33 Olds Basketball Navy Or Ilh nors Ierry Patchett Snatch Easy gomg Huntmg Drmks Football Keynote staff The guys Forestry Or draft Mlllkln o U oil m home Robert E Pearson Bob Amateur radro Chenoa H S Ir Year Sound and prolectron crew Radro crew Beverly Ann Peterson Bev Reserved o lected Chma and cups and sauc ers Gomg to games Bulck 2nd Sem Exchange Home Ec Musrc Ohvet Heavens Robert Pnce Bob Fnendly FlSl11l'1q Huntmg Gxrls a m Football Track Sports r Art Instrtute Iud1th Ann Herd Iudle Blonde Partxes Shows Games change Ed ol lst semester Key note Actwe gal Iournal xsm U oil Oh no' Howdy rowdy lsetta Rrggs e Red haxr Qulet Drawlng Portralt palnt 1n Went to Arlzona lor w1n er Nurses trammg Sllver Cross Leonard Schepler Shep Ta Dark curly hatr Onarga M S Nov 40 Chevle Golf Army Or lllmoxs Amta Carol Schnell Carol Dark haxr Skat 1ng Food Tennls Copy Edttor of Annual Ofhce work Go to busmess school Come on Emmett Seedori Seedle Nxce guy Workmg around cars Olds Farm lmplements Or farmmg Luc11le Shumaker ' Lou Lxkeable Quxet Sec of GAA Horses Sports Basketball Softball Work ln otttce ISNU . . , 'Think so. huh? . . . Yea, couple ot times. 3-J Wxlma Iean Raguse Wxlhe Talkatlve Par ues Fnes Normandy Active ln many clubs feature Ed of lst sem Keynote socral work So Ill Lets go Stanley Rolfe Sl-up Blonde crew cut Nov 47 Hammond H S Basketball Prexy of Student Councxl Rye bread n cheese Engmeermg of Let s roll Lo1s St Iohn Lore Short Cute Pencil drawmgs Ittterburgmg Charleston Food FHA prexy 2 yrs Beautxclan Charm Beauty School It amt easy Donna Mae Schnell Donna Fun lovmg Partxes Basketball games 48 Chevxe Collects small dolls Ptcnxcs Enroll at the Cradle Detaxls Paul Schnori Smpe Always up to some thmg Crew cut Partres Records azz Track man 34 Ford U of I The cats are lumpm' Marguarette Shuman Marg1e ' Redchsh brown haxr Fun Assoc Ed of Annual Chill concame Basketball games Nurse Ill. Weselyan . . . Oh. pooh. 31 Iarrett Smith Ierry Blonde Quiet Sept SU Ol1Vel HS Repair yunk Tinker with tools Boston baked beans Mechanic plumber Luess so Ida Spenard Spenie Blonde Friend Engaged to lim Dreamy music Ir Play club prexy Active gal Vogue School of Design Nice Iacquelme Stemke Iackie Quiet Fun Movies Hamburgers The Desert Song Teacher Or housewife Illinois State Normal Herald Stockton Little Monster Sports Ed of Keynote and Kankakeean Travel Music Cars Girls 30 Model A Ford Law Engineering Who? Me? Margaret Strasma Margey Ambitious Crossword puzzles Photo trntrng Business Mgr f Kankakeean Barbecued chicken . . . Music . . . Nursing . . . Home Ec . . . DePauw U. Bill Taube The Mad Poet . . . Easy going ...Steaks...'46Nash... 'Taubes Tales . . . Circulation Mgr. Keynote . . . Ioumalism ...U.ofl .... Getofimy back . . . 'Nice try. 32 I ll Al Spenard Black curly hair Sr Class prexy Track Sports Sleeping oan Chile Sports Ed Key note 2nd sem 38 Plymouth Barbara Stearman Bobbie Likeable person Cheerleader Collected match book covers Basket ba Kenny Fried checken Mary Do tell Roger Stelk Hog Blonde crew cu 41 Buick Bowling Hunt in Danville T Bone steak French Fries you name it I might llke Alvah Stone Ta Blonde curly hair Photography Model building Ed of Keynote lst sem Science of Quit your moaning Virginia Styck Ginny Cute smile Napkin collection Hay rides Bike riding Friendly people Parties Office work . . . Aw yuh dummy! . . . 'Hi yahl' Mary Tall Puske . . . Sweet gal . . . - in . . . Reading . . . Movies . . . Cards . . . Traveling . . . College . . . Oh sure.' Sylvia Thanos Sylvia Dark hair Dress designing Greek Ioods Oil painting Swimming Model Patricia Stevens Modeling school Sure it is Gloria I ean Vrolyk Lorrie Long light brown hair Parties Shnmp Blue Records To attend the Cradle Ho' Ho' Thats rich' Geneva Weeks Lula White Lulu Friendly Talka tive Reading Food Active in many ways . . . stupid.' William Williamson ' i ' . . . Friendly . . . Boating V . . . Model building . . . Liked music . . . Ash-Clif 50 . . . Dru - store clerk . . . Holy mackeral. lla Wikle l . . . Friendly . . . All kinds of sports . . . Soap carving . . . Vice President FHA . . . To work . . . Holy cats. Bill Vade Bon Coeur 1 Easy going Like able Excitement of any kind Women Parties Foot ba 50 Studebaker om the service Patricia Verchio a Friendly Quiet Ir year from Bloom Clothes Sports Travel Copy Ed lst sem Keynote U of I gosh' Phillip Wahlbeck Phi Silent type Music Good food o Arthur Weil Ta Crew cut Reading Hamburgers Proviso H S Feb 48 Books . . . 47 Plymouth . . . Northwestern or U. of I .... I iorgot. Robert Williamson Bob . . . Quiet like his twin . . . Building model boats . . . Boating . . . Ice skating . . . Ash-Clit '50 . . . Retail business . . . Holy cats. Elmer Wilson Elmo . . . Liked by everyone . . . Sang . . . Did imitations . . . Girls . . . Basketball . . . Football . . . Globe trotters . . .Or comedian . . . ISNU . . . George, 33 Sharon W1lson Sherry Frxendly Ar work 50 Homecommg Queen Plc Ed ot annual Basket ba Normandy NUTSIHQ Too bad You wouldnt kxd me? Gerald W1lson Charles Wolf Kenneth Wooldridge Chas Always had a joke Drawmg Musxc 901119 Home buck fldmg Basketball cms Ad Mgr Znd sem Keynote Commercxal artlst Northwestern Punky Kenny Easy Hockey games 40 Olds Go to Florrda Servxce What are you go1ng to teach? I thought of Spanlsh but lust sen1ors f1gur1ng out what to teach on Senlor Day the day that every semor becomes a full fledged teacher Its grat1fy1ng to be rn the teachers place even rt 1t s only for a day Some of the clubs sen1ors take part 1n are Student Counc11 NHS and Ro mance Language club After hav1ng worked on the prom last year the sen1ors relax and enjoy themselves at the prom glven by the junxors Perhaps they go w1th a feehng of sadness for as the prom date draws near graduatlon day draws nearer F 1nal1y rn the last busy week the sen1ors attend Baccalaureate On Iune 1 the sen1ors recelve the1r drplomas and step from the platform as graduates ot Kankakee h1gh school ill' 4 HOLD STILL. ELMO! DID YOU VOTE TODAY' ll . . . . . . A ' ' ' Big deal' You kidding? ll ' ll H - .1 I 1 - I ' . I . - , . . . ,F - - , , . - I I - 1 - I 1 - , Y f-'Zta ' yltjfl Ill -lt Q i J Senior Honors Jo Ann Butters and Deborah Gollub lead class of 51 Valed cto Butters looks to a d the future Leadlng the class of one hundred and S1XlY s1x were four g1rls Io Ann But ters had an average of 95 43 per cent wh1ch made her valdlctonan Deborah Gollub the salutator1an had an average of 93 81 per cent Margaret Strasma and Marguerette Shuman were thlrd and fourth respectlvely w1th averages of 92 96 per cent and 92 76 per cent Late 1n the year the K1wan1s Cup IS awarded to one boy and one g1rl who are outstandlng 1n leadersh1p and scholarsh1p The wrnners are announced at the Honor assembly late rn the year There are plenty of scholarsh1ps ava1l able for those who have a falrly h1gh scholast1c average and for those that need them Salutatonan Gollub commq for hex' d ploma Sf USUN! and Shumun end 111'-Zh 54311001 dUY5 I . . 7 . i ricxn w r . . , . . 1 1 . . i . I ' I Jumors Phllllps Black and Ryan listed as class OfflCCT9 Ir' Im. Lett to Rxght Vlce presldent Bruce Black Presldent Gene Phlllxps Secretary George Ryan -sq GC Pop Weller supervxses chem lab These four ran for student council president 36 I O O , 5 O , x ' 1 Q n s 14 414 ' J 5 -X . P ,ft ' 4 ,- 52? f ..a,.,, .xx , R Q if 1 L e .-- F' Q I q f ms Q f 1' tgigff I .A .I 3 Q Farmer Cryer FIRST Jumors Play and Prom Included ln Jumor Claes actwltles Led by Presrdent Gene Phrlhps Bruce Black as v1ce pres1ednt and George Ryan as secretary treasurer the 1un1or class members successfully launched thexr careers as upperclassmen Early rn the year the class sponsored the annual class play The More the Merrler Along towards May work became 1ntens1f1ed on the Iun1or Semor prom Fmally on May 18 the great event took place Iunrors may be proud that 1t was one of the most successful proms 1n KHS h1story BACK ROW Barnett Bland Brmkman Blank enberq Bauer Blatmk Black SECOND ROW Beaupre Camrlh Bros seau Amberq I Blan chette THIRD ROW Burkhalter Burke Bou :ell Ames C Butzuus Belle D Blanchette BACK ROW I Deane Eckhardt I Davxs Doty Cooley DeSelm Clark Coy SECOND ROW Drercouft Erwm Dar rough Contoxs D Davrs Buckles Dons ROW Dean schle throp C u m b o w G Denoyer Deu Eastman Faw Corkrll Faford I V O O O O 9 9 - . K I . - I . . , H . H , . 1 ' n , . : . I I ' T. Butzirus. B a r b e r. I I ' I I ' I 1 ' , . : , . I 1 ' I I ' Juniors BACK ROW: Genotte Genshaw. Garner. Gen- schaw, Gilmore. Hall Hanes Francoeur Ha! sirom Gress SECOND ROW Garbs Goud reau Grant Goodrich Gathrng Glaze THIRD ROW Goodberlei Gar ret! Genson Gaqmer Grxfhn Gardner Gaul! BOTTOM ROW Free- man Frlzpalrxck Greq or Gruber BACK ROW H Iafie Hulmg Iefierson Keck Hood Henrekrn Kohan Iordan SECOND ROW Kehoe A Krrchner Hertz Kendall Hrlden brand Harms L Iaiie G Klrchner BOTTOM ROW Jones Hassett Klemxt Iohnslon Hunt ley Hoagland Keqley Krbbons BACK ROW Means Mrtlen Mreizner L Love N Love Lamb SECOND ROW Met calf Maroney Meyer Lmdhlem Morrrs Met zka Mrller THIRD ROW Marcotte Lam bert McAdam McDow ell Lalloche Maxlreld Momlc BOTTOM ROW Lowe C Legg McCar ly Marlloux Lrndsay M Legg Morgan 38 ff -ul Jumors BACK ROW Pelletrer Potter Randles Nelson G Phrllxps I Peeler SECOND ROW Rabl deau Oesterle Peter son Pepper Parmley Pmnow THIRD ROW Patnaude Peck Neth erton Pcnnter Parker Rex n c h e Neckopulos Patchett BOTTOM ROW Ouellette D Phxllrps H e c k R a y Northcutt Pnce P Peeler BACK ROW Sallsbury S 1 p p l e W S m 1 t h Shook Rrordan Ryan Srqler SECOND ROW Ronna Rettke Schram Rlchardson St Prerre Soucxe Schultz Satter held BOTTOM ROW Rose Smrtqen Sever son Stanley Sarowatz Settles C Smith Ross BACK ROW Whxte head B Williams Whlte L Wxlhams Ta tro Wmdal P Wrl hams SECOND ROW Wasser Turner Wood all Stone Wllklns Wahl Tolson BOTTOM ROW Wxlle F Wll hams Stearns Walker Styles Woods 'T r'mvxr 5' Sophomores MCCraLken, Lucas and Slmpson head Sophomores Left to Rxqht Vxce presldenl Ierry Lucxs Presxdent Dax McCracken and Secretary Glen Sxmpson Weller speaks for Volce of Democracy Wxtches cavorl ln soph assembly 0 w w w J 1 1 x x l I - 1 I If - u . . - . Sophomores Youngest class ln K H S for .second strcught year Wrtches goblms and spooks' These and other mysterrous apparmons haunted KHS the day ot the Sophomore class assembly Dax McCracken was presrdent of these talented under classmen Ierry Lucas served as v1ce presxdent and Glenn Srmpson was secretary treasurer Thrs rs the frrst year wrthout the freshmen and the sophomores added another frrst to therr hst by bemg the hrst complete class to be the youngest class ln KHS for two strarght years Desp1te lh1S fact the sophomores are among the most actrve group rn school BACK ROW Arbour Bloom Blake Benham D BeDel1 R BeDell Bertrand W Boyd SECOND ROW Bellee B r a m m e r Betourne thur R Boyd Bohl mann Aqatone BOT TOM ROW Branz Beushausen Blessmq Bland Baker Balthazar Boudreau Abrams BACK ROW Cushulas Creek Crossley Cash Bydalek Cremer Cham ber SECOND ROW Denauli Bushey Dear I Cox Carson Car raher Denoyer THIRD ROW Decker Downie Clark Deschand G Cox Devxne Cryer BOTTOM ROW Burch Carte Coy Donar Drs ney Cummings Cala brra O A O . s . , 1 r r o o o , ' . , . , : , : . , , Brosseau. Bowsher, Ar- r I I ' I I ' . , . . : . 1 I ' 5 1 I ' , . : . ' . : , I I I - ' . , - Sophomores BACK ROW Gxbson Grant Glrard Ehrrch Foqle Glaze Graf Gray Fortm SECOND ROW Elluns Garner Graham Guertxn Gore Hamlyn Flowers I-'ow ler BOTTOM ROW Goodknecht Fxene Ge lmo Fletcher Farman Fromm BACK ROW Hartunq Johnson R Kxbbons Iaemcke Koch Hom b e r g Iacobson Hed drtch SECOND ROW Hart H e h e rt Kxme N Kxbbons Hlcks In galls Hooker THIRD ROW K l a 1 s s Kelly Kirchner Handson Iackson BOTTOM ROW Holden Harlmg Hutson Iaqersma Hatch Hertz Hester BACK ROW Leqan La 'Londe Martm Lotselle Manley Memenqa Lambert Lamb SEC OND ROW Lottmvrlle Lane Lucus Marshall T Martm T McCrack en Marcotte Love THIRD ROW Meadows Nasso Lamb Kouq ecures Laurldsen Lem enaqer D McCracken BOTTOM ROW L Mar tm Lanqton Lanqdoc I.aCost P Martm Lar sen Madxson 42 1 12 I - I I 1 I ' I I I ' . I l I 213 : , I l ' I ' I I ' I I ' I n I I - I ' , . Iepsen, Kanouse, Hess, Q l I , , 304 : . 1 . I I I z ' ' . I . I ' 1 I I I I Q - 1 ' I ' 0 Sophomores BACK ROW Moon Pearson Morrrson Pat chett Polk Oetter Pe ters Osenqlewskx SECOND ROW Nrgge man Pxppm Moreland Perry Paulauslrxs Northcutt Nelson THIRD ROW Nusbaum Nance Otls Pearson Pahnke Nemrtz Phll hps BOTTOM ROW Outsen O Brxen Monlk Myers Popp P 1 n c h Pearlman BACK ROW Schosser Rxchard Schmxdt St Iohn Sheasley Shu maker Rapp SECOND ROW Reagan Prxstach Prxtchard Shxdler R guse Sthay St Lours Putnam Puls Reynolds Russow Stewrg Stav ros BOTTOM ROW Rundle Pyle Smlthers Smrtgen Schrotberger Sxgler Ray BACK ROW Strawn Young Woodnch Tru ex C Whitman Wlt ham Welmans SEC OND ROW Zachgo U n q e r Wooldrrdge W1tte Surprenant Wen ner Veath THIRD ROW Dear L Whxt man Wmheld Wagner Warmbxr Weller Swartz Stmtz BOT TOM ROW W e r I z Stowe Stueve Woehrle Wxllxams Strasma Stockstrll Turqeant 310 313 ' . ' . a- Simpson. THIRD ROW: 316 Advanced Freshmen BACK ROW Schultz Stanley Tate Martell Raymond R Powell SECOND ROW Surber Lowry Llicuyer Shear ellR Martell Lezotte E Powell BOTTOM ROW Raqle Walter Tousxq nant Skmner Kohler BACK ROW Borskr Iones lust I-'ate Hed drtch Brars Herron SECOND ROW R De nault Freund Dandu rand Brough Krhbons ROW Ball Hendnck son Gadbols G r e s s Canney Haney KHS s enrollment Wh1ch was 1n PIGVIOUS years up around one thousand dropped to s1x hundred and mnety four Thxs was the result of the freshmen bemq moved over to the Iumor h1ghs The sophomores led W1th an enrollment of two hundred and hfty three The boys greatly outnumbered the glrls There were one hundred and forty frve sophomore boys to the one hundred and elght grrls The jumor class had one hundred and twenty boys and one hnudred and seven g1r1s rnakrng a total of two hundred and twenty seven students The senror class consrsted of one hundred and SIXTY seven students erghty three boys and erghtyfour glrls There were forty four advanced freshmen twenty seven boys and seventeen g1rls There were three post grads 44 1 11 104 Ahrens, Holz. BOTTOM The pause to refresh at the Tr1Y formal That awful mud on the Brology club trrp Spenard Wxlson Lalfme and Stearman Ronek and Bertrand plan sell a Keean for some lun l QLWVE '15 .7 Faculty makes its entrance at Businessmen-Faculty game. Merry Christmas from Taube. Mrs. Cooper, Netzel, and McGrath. 45 ACt1V1t16S U , O O 6 -Wx 1. K fl 'X f ,-,J ,dv I 's. Q 1 . we-.. - . el f' . .jj wqxk , ,filw - 1153. . . J 4' .s, . A, 4 J, ,ff 3 -V .gy Q. 1. ' ff 4.4 : QQ' -ly. ' I-, 4. -,Q , 3 . Q . 5 gl -. f :gg ' V' ,-'mf 1 1- .3 ' . -Y ' X- - ' . : xl- ' ' - f' . f It, : i , -ra ' - ,.. g . 3. .., 1 3' 3,1 :A , ' , W.. j Y1, .: , .sl ' --P ,QL 5 f sq - ,5 L , ' --f ' f.-S A 7,114 if U ff fu 1932 3 aff' A. 'I Y. . 1 ..,' ' A :Q 1. ' 4 N ' ' ' ff -4 .1 1 Qi: if ' . 4 fa. ' ' N., ' - . '.' ' , X .Dag .Q Q- KI ? - A, A aw' .- , . M . .+L -1 J .5- e W Actlvltles Varlous clubs play lmportant part m school STUDENT COUNCIL IN ACTION We are the l1ttle demons who watch over all the clubs cmd therr act1v1t1es 1n KHS Th1s year we were proud to add another club to the 11st of clubs we have been watchlng over for the past twenty years We were a l1ttle sad too for Wrth the comrng of the Sophomore Sclence or Brology club we had to say So long 1t s been good to know you' to an o1d1e the Byrd Scrence club One of the clubs we take specral pnde 1n 1S Natlonal Honor SOC1elY whrch lnducts members twrce each year Th1s was the fourth year of the club s exrst ence The other clubs we demons welcomed back were Lrbrary Drama Romance Language Future Homemakers of Amenca Commercral K Club G1rls Athletrc Assocratron Grrls Club Senate and Qurll and Scroll The Student Councrl was back dorng rts best to make KHS a better governed school and a more demon cratrc one We the club demons were proud of every one of KHS s clubs and youll see why as soon as you turn these pages Student Councll School government one of many eouncll projects I' sv 4 BACK ROW H McCracken Donar Pnch Putnam Lottn lle Bonna Chclnqnon Warmbr Beaupre Benham Ragle Mr Norton Dean Cole E Wilson Gollub Iaemcke Ashl ne S enard H latte Ferrxas FRONT ROW Henry Potter Peppe Grego P Meye Rolfe S Ma tm Wmdal Stone Stockkton Conrad Homecom1ng dances and Chnstmas decoratlons These are only a few of the many th1ngs the Student Councxl accornphshed th1s year Led by Stanley Sklp Rolfe the counc11 led the school as the OHICICII student government To th1s group the student could br1ng h1s complamts about the way the school was organ1zed and could expect to get results Stan was capably helped by V1ce pres1dent Paul Meyer and Secretary Sandra Martxn Another phase of the Student Councxl work was the Student court wh1ch tned all cases of student mrsdemeanors Marvxn Marth Off1C1Gt9d as sen1or ludge Dan1e1 Pepper was Junxor judge and the sophomore judge was Dax McCracken These were the three who handed down the nnal dec1s1on on all cases The Dean of Boys Mr Damel Norton was sponsor of the group 49 I 0 O H ma A e ' , ' S Li.. ,..., ' ' I ' ' '......... we gf dl: : . , . i , . i vi . . . i, . . . . . . . . ' . . ' . i . p . . . ' . : . . r. r. . r, . . r' . ' . . II ' ll f - - , . I U . . I ' I ' National Honor Society '-IN J FRONT ROW Mr Weller Iones Mann Dolson Gollub SECOND ROW McGrath Raquse Shumaker Kilburn Changnon Bereolos Reid Butters THIRD ROW Netzel Bland Babcock Weeks Shuman Cole Verchxo Strasma FOURTH ROW Marth Henry Wahlbeck Wolf McLaughlin Stockton lenkms BACK ROW Christensen Otto Erickson Lueth Brock Stone Conrad Rolfe Books! Books! More books! Every semester the NHS sponsors its semi- annual Book Exchange. This year Bob Conrad and Marilyn Cole supervised all activities. They were helped out by all NHS members who could spare the time. The book exchange handled more than S3400 this year. Most of it was paid back to the students but S600 of it was paid out in a scholarship. President Loren Mann led the club through a year of Scholarship Character Leadership and Service. He was helped by Vice-president Mary Ann Dolson Secretary Ardell Iones and Treasurer Deborah Gollub. In November NHS inducted 16 new members' in February 18 new mem- bers signed their names to the Constitution. With the 19 old members the enrollment was raised to 53. S N H. S.---Scholarship, character, leadership, service 5 l s:,f' .X V A X ' ?,'fTi il 'il Q National Honor Society Soclety totals 53 members for the school year BACK ROW Wlndall Lmdhlem L Doty DeSel SECOND ROW Grube Netherton Meye Shook Pepper Corklll P Wllhams FRONT ROW LaRoche Lxndsay Burrell Camrlll Busse Buckles Need help 1n some certam sublect? Always glad to obllge the NHS aga1n sponsored a tutonng servlce Those students especlally talented rn one subject would have as many as hve tutorees 1n one free penod On the frrst Wednesday of each month the Honor SOC1etY met rn North study with the1r sponsors M1ss Ruth Cole M1ss Vera Baker M1ss Dorothy MCGIHHIS M1ss Loulse Wood M1ss Lulu Martin and Mr Prank Weller Thls year Natlonal Honor Socrety celebrated xts fourth brrthday at the Hotel Kankakee It was held over the Chrlstmas holldays so all former members could come and help celebrate Past presldents Randall Mann Karen Kral and Don R915 attended to make the banquet a more gala GHCIII' O s I 1 1 - 1 111. I Y. : Y, 1 1 1 . . Z 1 1 1 1 1 . - 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 - - f 1 1 Commercial Club O ue workers 0 tomorrow ewan asslstclnw FRONT ROW Miss Gramse M1ss Baker Gruber Sec Treas Dolson Pres Corkxll Vxce Pres Mrs Haley M1ss Carmody Mrs Burch SECOND ROW Cumbok Styck Brammer Severson Gawronskx Ross Fawthrop Smxtgen Garbs Legq THIRD ROW Huntley Denoyer Burkhalter Maxlloux Stearns Fxtzpatnck Changnon Ronna Reld Nemxtz BACK ROW Patchett Whitehead I-rxday Iones Pamter Conloxs Farrar Hatstrom Peterson Lxndsay These httle demons are the secretarxes stenos and bookkeepers of tomor row To help the potent1al workers of tomorrow found 1n KHS the Commerc1al club sponsored Lou Sero1s Personnel Manager of Armstrong Cork Company who spoke at an 1nformat1ve assembly deslgned to stralghten out many problems Mary Ann Dolson served as pres1dent w1th Glenda Corkell as v1ce pres1 dent and Norma lean Gruber servrng rn the capaclty of secretary treasurer Mrs Ruth Haley was chalrman of the sponsors She was GSS1Sled by Mrs Mane Burch M1ss Vera Baker M1ss Edlth Carmody and M1ss Clara Gramse , o 0 ff , , , If , . . , I . . K . . Si: , ., -, Butters. Hoagland. McCarty. Beaupre. Cryer, Camilli. FOURTH ROW: Williams, LaRoche. Werlz. , . 1 , - . Drama Club Thesplans work, halve fun, entcrtam student body yQ I FRONT ROW I.aCost Iones Sec Treus Severson VtcePres1dent Conrad Presrdent Hester La Roche Brammer Barber SECOND ROW Nemrtz H111 Gelrno Pmch Laurrdsen Turqeant Abrams Huntley Ronna THIRD ROW Slnnner Hart Werner Rxchardson Gregor Corlnll Stockstrll North cutt Stearns Langdoc FOURTH ROW Hoagland Strasma Beushausen Ball Stmtz Donar Wxl hams Kouqeoures Wertz OBr1en FIFTH ROW Momk Strasma Buckles Hatstrorn Shuman Blandy Wrlhams Iagersma Hertz BACK ROW Ienkms Lotttnvtlle Benham Lueth Truex Rolfe Stockton Boyd Those l1tt1e people runmng around room 208 the fourth Wednesday of every month werent demons They were the loyal members of Drama club attendmg therr monthly meet1ng These energetlc members of the schools largest cl'ub put on several assem blles durrng the year Member the Homecommg and Chnstmas assembl1es'P Sklp Rolfe and Bob Conrad really put those assemblres across wlth a bang dtdn t they? Th1s club whlch tned to mcrease the KHS student s apprecratron for good plays and dramatrcs was sponsored by Mrss L11l1an Freyermuth and Mrss Paulme Tull Bob Conrad was presldent w1th V1cepres1dent Betty Severson and Secretary treasurer Elame Jones helpmg htm perform hrs dunes O 9 . . , s K J , V ' ' n n A. n Q - S Hi 5' 'Q I z 5 .. if , gi 5 ' , U 5 S, K ' 5 N , 't 4 1 1 S I , . . . - . , ,, 4 . 1 YW ,ru . Tv 1 I - 1' , 4. , ,- It R Q- 'N av. . 1-' I '- r , f . , 1 . , , 1 t , V' - 2 , di., 1 1 I ' 1 1 ' 1 - 1 1 .1 -1 ' 1 , . : . . . . , . '- . . . . : ' , ' ' . . . . . . . I 1 . U . . , . . . 1 I - I 1 . 1 . ' I 'ls , . . . , . . I I 1 I ' Futura lwmcmakers sell donuts or a worthy cause BACK ROW Ma lr L qdo Pat hett I Hcks Ke dll Wh te St e E Hcks P h ke FIRST ROW Freeman W1kle Pamte P lce Do s Neckopulos Ever wonder what the busy 11tt1e FHA demons d1d w1th all the money they made on the donuts they sold on Tuesdays and Thursday 1n the mam hall? Want to know? W1th the money collected they sent three boxes of cloth1ng three packages of med1c1ne and CYes there s more'l two boxes of goods to our ne1ghbors across the sea 1n Greece Now arent you glad you bought one of those temptmg delectable t1d b1ts'? A senlor Lo1s St Iohn was presldent and led these g1rls through a very successful year She was ably GSS1Sled by lla W1kle Charlotte Pa1nter and Anne Pahnke as vtce presrdent secretary and treasurer respectlevly M1ss Grace Coulter and M1ss Ahce Stone were the club s sponsors and Mrs Pahnke was chapter mother Th1s club made up of g1rls only truly put 1n a useful and helpful year Girls Club Senate ROW Skmner Ball Brosseau Legg Gerchqall LaFme Hill Ross THIRD ROW Kilburn Fletcher Martell Parker Buckles Bereolos Carte Williams BACK ROW Donar Turgeant OBrien Kouq eoures Halstrom Iaqersmcx Stavros Abrams With the money made selling candy and ice cream the Girls club sent twenty-eight boxes of clothing to Syria and three Christmas baskets to local families. Nice going girls for helping to promote good will. Ianice Gallagher was a very efficient president this year. She was assisted by Gretchen Dean and Barbara Pinch as vice-president and secretary-treasurer respectively. One of the most interesting assemblies of the year was presented by the Girls club. It was Miss Martin s film Around the World in Ninety Days cr picture of her trip around the world. Miss Louise Wood the dean of girls is the sponsor of this club made up of girls elected to represent their classmates at the meetings. 1 C. S. helps promote good will at home and abroad is ' ,, . ,V FRONT ROW: Miss Woods. Pinch, Sec.-Treas.. Gallagher. President. Dean, Vice-President. SECOND Girls Athletic Association Pltyslrally artwe gals sham m many worthy unctwns W FRONT ROW Belle Ball Wooldrxdqe Canney Gress Ouellette Wlkle SECOND ROW Patchett Surprenant Shumaker Frazier Mxss Kessler Bland Lund Lanqdac THIRD ROW Lambert Put nam Bereolos Strasma Choumard Dxsney Beushausen OBrien FOURTH ROW Cox Strntz Rettke Nusbaum Boudreau Freeman Schultz Dlacos Kougeoures BACK ROW Popp Soucxe Stowe Fromm Stueve Nance Stavros Gress Watkms Dosey do your partners' Alamand left wxth your old left hand' H1ght to your partners and a rtght and left grand' Thanks to the GAA demons for br1ng1ng the Barnngton h1gh school Square dance club to KHS' These ath1et1cally mlnded gu'ls made money selhng pop corn at the football games Wxth th1s money the glrls gave money to the Llncoln tram and bought S20 worth of game books for the hbrary Ioanne Bland served as presldent She was helped by Shlrley Frazter Beverly Lund and Lucllle Shumaker ln the OHICSS of v1ce pres1dent treasurer and secretary respecttvely Mlss Kesler was agam sponsor Mlss Margaret Feuersteln was a new phystcal educatton teacher and was also a sponsor 1 , l l l 1 0 O 9 1 w w H 1 Q ' K u u K A . u v 1 J' . 1 KV , .- - 1 .. .' 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K Club Fun, unds and batter athletlu Thank the K club FRONT ROW Mr Fowler Mr Swlkle Otto Iackson Erxckson Mr Iones SECOND ROW Ferrxas Christopher McCracken Simpson Weller Surber Prxstach Farmer THIRD ROW Johnson Pepper Reagan Phxllxps Cooper Meyer Warmbxr FOURTH ROW Legan Cooley Guertm Mann Sheasley McI.auqhlm Woodnch Brars BACK ROW Crossley Cash Truex Schmxdt St Iohn Wxlson Meents On February 13 the annual basket brawl Oops' basketball-game be tween the faculty and the buslnessmen of Kankakee took place It was spon sored by those or1g1nal demons the K club members The K club had a h1ghly successful year bemg led by Prexy Charles Jackson V1cepres1dent M1lton Erlckson and Secretary treasurer Ierry Otto The K club stand on the north end of the football held came 1n handy on cold n1ghts when they were servmg plplng hot coffee and SPICY hot dogs Then durmg the track season they served cool pop whlch just h1t the spot Th1s club for the he men of the school only 1S sponsored by Athletrc Drrec tor Earl Iones Head football coach Paul Fowler and Sophomore basketball coach Charles Stormy Swlkle Latin Club Club alms to help members understand all languages FIRST ROW Zachgo Brosseau OBrxen Abrams Moon Puls Betourne SECOND ROW Randles Schrotberqer Strasma Graf Myers Stmlz Hertz Surprenanl Clark BACK ROW Dowme Wllhams Pearson Lotlmvllle Whllman Cryer Weller Popp Iagersma Ball Brltanma est 1nsu1a How could you ever forget those words? In case you ve forgotten that 1S from the very hrst chapter you ever studled 1n Lat1n The Lat1n club whose real name IS Sc1ent1a Latma was open to second year students th1s year To help the members understand all languages as well as Lat1n was there arm George Moon was pres1dent Suzanne Abrams Ioan Puls and Pat O Bnen were v1ce pres1dent secretary and treasurer respectlvely M1ss Mane Beards lee sponsored the club At present the club 1S busy trymg to recrult new members from the exghth and mnth grades of Iumor h1gh 58 u o ' J J ' ' K K K ' u'-' . rf ' - 1 . .1 ,. 3 19 1. 21.41, . , gf . , ,, ff ' L M 3 , Z 1 1 1 1 1 1 . I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . I I ' ' ' I I , . . . . . 1 . . . , , . . . , , 1 1 - 1 , . . , . 1 1 1 - I I I I - Llhrary Club Llbrary awltstants 'U0llLTlfCllTlj gwe some needed help FIRST ROW M1ss Ehrhardt Netherton Frederrck Corkrll Garbs Frtzpatrrck Gral Parker SECOND ROW Martm Pearlman Strasma Strrltz OBrxen Gregor Grbson Stocksull Popp BACK ROW Shrdler Earnhart Salrsbury Wahl Hey 1S th1s book an overn1ght one? How much 1S my f1ne'P Do you have These and numerous s1m1lar quesnons besreged the bookworms of KHS. the l1brary asslstants These students, because of the new schedule couldn't form a regular club, but they st1ll gave up as many as f1Ve study penods a week The work done by these 11ttle demons was purely voluntary M1ss Gladys Ehrhardt was chref 11brar1an Dunng the two semesters she was helped by Dolores Netherton, Margaret Fredenck, Glenda Corkrll, Wanda Garbs, Mary F 1tzpatr1ck, Manlyn Graf, Dolores Parker, Tom Martm, Lo1s Pearl man, Margaret Strasma, Barbara St1r1tz, Pat O'Br1en, Ioan Gregor, Nola Grbson, Terry Stockstlll, Marlo Pop, Les Sh1dler, Ronald Earnhart, Iay Sahsbury, and Roy Wahl Thanks to these Wllllnq workers for the1r asslstance l O O 9 O Y ' l ' .mr 5 -Q, 1., 1 nn,-' I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Z , . ! Quill and Scroll BACK ROW Kilburn Woli Gaqmer Mr Hansen McLaughlin Conrad Raguse Dolson FRONT ROW Shuman Strasma Gollub Burrell Netzel Cole Bereolos Fourteen future Pultizer prize winners were selected to become members of the Kankakee chapter of Quill and Scroll the International Honorary Society for High School Iournalists These fourteen met the requirements for the society by being at least a junior in standing, by being in the upper third of their class, by having done some superior work in some phase of journalism, by being recom- mended by their advisor, and by their membership being okayed by the execu- tive secretary of the national organization. The aim of the organization is to raise the quality of high school journalism. This is accomplished by the QUILL AND SCROLL Magazine, the official publi- cation of the Society. In this publication practical information is brought to the attention of high school editors, staffs, and advisors. Mr. Arthur Hansen was faculty sponsor for the group this year. Fourteen new members initiated into Quill and Stroll Romance Language Club I Lrcam sales halp Ll uh attam f ducatlonal goal OO 'C FIRST ROW Wlllxams Rose Gerchgall Strasma Henry Cole McGrath Northcutt Pearlman SECOND ROW Hatch Wertz Drsney Beushausen Gelmo Golluh Skmner Garbs Werner THIRD ROW Gray Busse Blandy Netzel Weeks Breedlove Kilburn Buckles Reynolds FOURTH ROW Arthur Iafte Wxnheld DeSelm Henrekm Earhart Warmbrr B Boyd McCracken BACK ROW Bowsher Shldler R Boyd Slmpson Meyer Strawn Guerttn Lrndhlem Pearson ver there? They arent talk1ng Enghsh See those 11tt1e demons talkmg o hke ordmary people around KHS They re speakmg Spamsh and French To llsten rn on one of the Romance Language club s monthly meetmgs one was d 1n those two languages lrkely to hear almost anyth1ng be1ng sa1 club spec1a1ty At the games the mem Ice cream was another Language bers sold 1ce cream The money was ralsed to buy records and a record cab- rnet for the langauge department All Spamsh and French students cut from one to two records to show what progress they have made Charles Henry was presldent thrs year Chuck was helped by Manlyn et Strasma 1n the ofhces of VICE presrdent and secretary treas ss Gernon was club sponsor Cole and Margar urer M1 C O lea ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' s 1 'sf - Q , l-..-K 'A' ft 4 . 9 -1 f lf, 3 - . 4- ,, an 4 A 4 -r -. , 1' 1- 3 1- . ir, . l ' - l'- ' 3 :ii A Q 4. v3 u 4 x 1 I . . , - , ., Y.. : ' ' , . . . . . . . . : . . ' . . ' , . ' , . ' . : , . . . . . ' . , . : - H H - , . . . . , . . - . . , . I . , ' Biology Club Young blologlsts sell we cream to buy eqmpmgnt FRONT ROW Mr Hungerford Slqler Zachgo Garner Hxcks Ball Pearlman Rundle Skxnner SECOND ROW Klrchner Boyd Denault Martell LaLonde McCracken Bushey Whltman Betourne Denault THIRD ROW Hatch Downie Langton Hertz Iagersma Kougeoroures Abrams Clark Schrotberger Wertz FOURTH ROW Blessmg Myers Boudreau Nance Puls Pahnke Popp Pear Meadows Boyd BACK ROW Warmbu' Shxdler Morrison Mitten Whltman Rlchard Iacobson Strawn Bowsher The Blology club IS the newest club at KHS Th1s club of busy l1tt1e demons takes the place of the Byrd Scxence club Ianet H1cks was charter pres1dent Wllh Bob Garner as v1ce pres1dent and Betty Zacho servmg as secretary By selhng 1Ce cream to the k1ds at the game the Brology club made enough money to buy a prece of eqmpment for the Brology laboratorles The sponsors took the members on varlous held trlps One of these was to Cal C1ty and two to Ch1cago Mrss Ienme Webb Mr Harold Hungerford and Mrs Warren French spon sored these amb1t1ous b1010g1SlS who sponsored a paper for Brology students therr hrst year C 1 1 C S X J J K . son, Williams. 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'Lf'f'Qfl55,T 1.-:B '- 1,-V fm A u ' ' - .,,'?',5,q 4 ne ll ' QQ' Varsity Football Demons season record shows slx wms, three losses BACK ROW Mgr Rolfe Farmer Gaamer Love Ashlme Goodberlet Crossley 1-Ienrv Patchett Decker Grxfhn Mar Black SECOND ROW Coach Fowler Lamb Price Cremer Perrv Garner Wxlson Memenqa lackson Mor an Benard Asst Coach Swlkle FRONT ROW Genschaw Ryan Bundles Schultz Erickson Otto Iaenlcke Mitten Bertrand Wlth the p1gsk1n drama over for the year lets revlew the 1950 season wlth ct run down of all the games olayed by the Fowlermen KHS students were jLl.Sl1f1ed 1n feehng down hearted when the Streator Bulldogs handed the Demons then f1rst defeat on Bulldoq grounds The boys nad tumbhhs that nrght and after fumblxng at least s1x t1mes lost 7 to O The Demons returned home on Sentember 22 and rose vtctonous for the hrst txme when they defeated Danvllle 6 to O 1n a close battle that ended w1th NVagner s S1lver Streaks takrng chance after chance and passmg desperat ly Otto made the only Kankakee tally Demons stop Arlmgton Heights Champcnqn Playmg on the home grounds the determ1ned Demons topped another 68 rival when they handed Arlington Heights a downfall with their l3 to O victory. Otto scored both touchdowns and kicked the extra point. Strong-spirited and still determined, Coach Fowler and company traveled to the strong- ly fortified field of Champaign. They over- powered the Champaign Maroons when a powerful line blocked the way for Otto and Griffin who combined for touchdowns to de- feat the southern power house, l2 to 7. Richard Ohls scored the only touchdown for Champaign in the fourth quarter. Fourth in a row The Demons prowess was still climbing up the victory ladder when they won their fourth in a row by beating Mattoon, 32 to 0. Perhaps to some the highlight of the game came when a I. V.'s dream came true. That ismNorris Crossley, junior varsity end, re- covered what seemed to be a fumble and raced the rest of the field for a touchdown. Griffin, Wilson, Bernard, and Memenga also tallied for the Kays. Otto kicked two good conversions. Perhaps an over confident, but seemingly persistent team, was the reason for the Dem- ons falling down the ladder when a deserv- ing St. Bede squad overpowered the Kay eleven. The Bruins playing in home territory took advantage of all breaks and wound up on top-20 to 7. Blue Island overpowers Demons After learning their lesson, the Fowlermen returned to home grounds for the homecom- ing game, only to find a powerful squad of Blue Island Cardinals waiting for the kill. The Kays were downed by the Cardinals, 20 to 7. lack Herimff, Matykiewicz, and Kraft did the scoring for the Islanders, with Wilson doing his part for Kankakee by sprint- ing 69 yards for the only Kay touchdown. Bob Morgan, Kankakee center, received state notice for his outstanding job defense. The little 162 pounder brought down 22 Cardinals for a spectacular tackling average. Demons win fifth victory The drizzling rain and cold weather must not have hampered the Demon eleven too A ' 1 Demons vs. Strecrtor Bulldogs 1. Dcznville Silver Streaks, the foe Danville again Demons vs. Mattoon Green Waves Another Demon-Mattoon picture Mattoon again much, for when they traveled to Morris on November 3, they tucked away their fifth victory with an easy 32 to O score over the Morris Redskins. The biggest little high- light of the game came when the pigskin scored between the goal posts for a single point after touchdown. The excitement came. however, when an unnoticing group of Kan- kakee fans discovered that the deserving Milt Erickson, Kankakee tackle, was the kick- er of the conversion. His first and only point in his high school career. Fowlermen win, 19 to 0 With snow and cold weather dropping over alumni field the Kay eleven bounced Hyde Park on its back with a l9 to O defeat. Otto, Wilson, and Gagnier scored for the Kays. Season's statistics Kankakee's leading ground gainer proved to be fullback Ierry Otto. Otto drove 566 yards in 166 attempts for an average of 4.9. Iarrin I. had to give up his honors for lead- ing average runner, however, to Elmer Grif- fin who raced 536 yards in 84 atempts for an excellent everage of 6.4. Quarterback Chuck Gagnier pitched 37 passes for 18 comple- tions, l5 incompletions and 4 interceptions. Only one pass was completed for a touch- down. That was thrown by Elmer Wilson for 45 yards to Gagnier. Otto was the Kays' leading scorer with 42 points. Ptunnersup were Wilson and Griffin each totaling 24 points. The team scored 127 points with their oponents tallying only 54. Morgan and Erickson honored Bob Morgan, Kankakee power packed center, and Milt Erickson, the always con- sistent gridiron boy, both received all-state mention from newspapers. Bob was selected on an all-state team by a high schol paper at Galesburg, Illinois, while Milt received star billing from the Champaign News Gazette at Champaign, Illinois. These were not the only honors received by these boys. Erickson, playing at the posi- tion of tackle, was honored by his teammates when they bestowed upon him the privilege of being honored captain. The 188 pound Bob Morgan played spectacular ball all sea- son and the numerous opposing players that he tackled well knew the kind of a threat he was to any ball carrier. Bob was rewarded for his outstanding work on the football field by being selected as the most-valuable play- er of the 1950 squad. Demond line strong Kankakee's line averaged approximately 182 pounds with almost two men deep in every line position. Boys such as Don Mitten, James Genschaw, Chuck Iackson, Bob Price, Norm Memenga, Gordon Iaenicke, Dick Randalls, George Ryan, Wata Garner, Jerry Patchett, Merill Ashline, Percy Farmer, Bob Goodberlet, and Hubert Lamb developed into one of the most consistently, well-balanced lines ever produced by KHS. l VARSITY RECORD Kankakee Opponent Streator 0 7 y Danville 6 O 4 Arlington Heights l3 0 Champaign 12 7 Mattoon 32 O sr. BedetPerul 7 20 Blue Island 6 20 l Morris 32 0 Hyde Park CChicagol 19 0 t l, Demons vs. Blue Island Cardinals Demons stop a Blue Island run A Cardinal stops a Demon Jumor Varsity Football J V squad helped prepare the varsity for action BACK ROW Mqr Stone Cooper Crosley Genschaw Slpple Hall McLaughl1n Mgr Gaul! Coach Swrkle Mlddlel SECOND ROW Harwell Wasser Goodberlet Decker Peeler Stmpson Phrlllps Brars Ryan BOTTOM ROW Farmer Iacquet VadeBonCoeur Perry Peterson Butzlrus Reagan Handson Cremer Kankakee H1gh school s 1951 Iumor Varslty football squad may not have been loaded down w1th heroes or m1ghty supermen but they proved 1nvaluab1e when 1t came to prepanng the varsrty squad for scheduled games The Iumor varslty eleven traveled away from Kankakee for every one of the1r four games Gettlng beaten every t1me wlthout scor1ng a srngle polnt the junxor team d1d not get d1scouraged In practrce they studxed and worked the vars1ty opponents plays week after week The hamburged squad as 1t was called by every h1gh sptnted fellow on the team d1d not recelve the glory flag Charles Stormy Swrkle had h1S d1ff1cult1es 1n coachlng the team Try1ng to get the IV team keyed up agalnst the varslty IS a tough job when every boy on the squad rea11zes that almost every t1me they play they face defeat Z 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . , . . 1 - 1 - 1 11 11 - - - - 1 1 - 11 11 , 1 ,, ,, . . . . . . . . ,, ,, . . . . Sophomore Football .ul nav. Morrison Oetter Elkins SECOND ROW Mgr Creek Warmblr Leaaan W Lamb Sheasley lack son Woodnch Guertin lust Lucas Christopher Mqr Fernas FRONT ROW Caot Iohnson D McCracken Marcotte Wagner Bowsher Iepsen Graham E Love Cryer Nigqeman St Louis Pnstach Instead of the traditional irosh soph team 35 boys made up an all sopho more squad to carry the hopes of the school s underclassmen. Under the direc- tion of Coach Earl Iones these boys amassed a record ol four wins and three losses. While the sophs lost their first game 19 to 7 to Bloom they scored the only touchdown of any Demon team in an opening game. The Demons bore down in the next encounter and defeated St. Pats junior varsity 19 to 8. The Demons won the next two in a row licking Chebanse varsity on Alumni Field 12 to 6. Chebanse varsity defeated the sophs at Chebanse however in the next game. The Demons rebounded and dropped Blue Island 12 to O before ending the season with a 20 to 0 loss to Thornton of Harvey. Jonesmen Amass 4 Wins Against 3 Losses for season BACK ROW: Coach Iones, Kibbons, Surber, Lambert, Cash, Witham. St. Iohn, Polk, Rapp. E. Powell, ' n f'J1--'WW' A 5' .' ' w K - A , if 35 Mag, , . JI I 4 'EM M Varsity Basketball Demons end season wlth a record of 10 fwms, 16 loses G91 BACK ROW ll to I Coach Iones G Iaenxcke W Gm' e MIDDLE ROW M Ch lstensen G Hn Rolfe E ckso Mtg Ma FRONT ROW Gagmer Otto R Sch l A hh e Bert :md To open thelr 1950 Sl season the Demons rolled to a comparanvely easy 49 37 v1ctory 1n handmg oach Earl Smxth s hve from Peotone thelr frrst defeat m four games N1ne days later the Kays luck began to change After trcnhng Thornton Fractxonal of Calumet C1ty for the f1rst 29 mmutes of the game the Ionesmen ned 1t un and held the t1e unt1l the end of the game In the hrst overtxme the Kays scored a po1nt and at the last second Elmo Wllson talhed on a free throw to send the game 1nto sudden death Where the suburbamtes h1t hrst a chanty toss and then a held goal to beat the Demons 35 32 The next two games were played 1n the spac1ous East Iumor H1gh Gym where the Kays defeated a determlned Blue Island squad led by sharpshootmg Remus Nesbxt 47 to 38 only to be mpped by Champalgn the next mght 41 40 tAction shots courtesy of the Kankakee Daily Iournalb Dedication Game Demons Defeat Danville in a hard-fought double over-time almost exactly like the Cal City contest. The Demons finally slipped below the .500 mark for the first time in many moons as they lost to the Porters in Lockport, 5l-44. A standing-room-only crowd watched te'nsely, as the highly-touted Bradley Boiler- makers won over their traditioanl Crosstown rivals, but a red-hot Kay team made them fight desperately every inch of the way be- fore they finally eked out a 44 to 43 victory in their home gym. The Demons presented their fans a fine Christmas present when they beat their down- state rivals, Danville, 55 to 53 in a terrific fourth quarter rally that tied the game with only a minute and forty-five seconds re- maining. Holiday Tournament Dec. 27 through 29 were the dates of the First Kankakee Holiday Invitational tourna- ment in the Kays' new East lunior High Gym. One of the finest tournaments in the state brought Hebron against Bradley in the first game which Hebron lost 56-53 after leading most of the way. South Shore dropped Ur- bana 53-34 in the second contest, and Teutop- olis' Wooden Shoes just couldn't get roll- ing as they lost to East Peoria 53 to 44 in game three. The Host Kays lost to Hall of Spring Valley 59 to 43 in the fourth game to end the first round. ln the second day consolation races, Heb- ron defeated Urbana 64 to 28 and the Dem- ons dropped Teutopolis 54 to 43. ln the quarter finals South Shore outscored Bradley 52 to 48 and East Peoria -eliminated Hall of Spring Valley, 51 to 46. On the last day a sizzling Hebron team downed the Kays 64 to 37 for the consolation championship. Bradley won third place over Spring Valley in a thrilling 57 to 55 contest. South Shore carried off the big trophy by rolling over a splendid East Peoria team 67 to 50, and so ended the tournament. The Demons next journeyed to Streator where they won another close one in their encounter with the Bulldogs, 58 to 55. Three days later Harold Grant, 6' 6 Argo center, and the Argonauts squeezed out a 50 to 49 victory over the host Kankakeeans. The Trojans from Bloom handed the lones- men their next defeat 55 to 40 on Bloom's floor. South Suburban Champions-to-be Har- vey won over a determined Kay quintet 50 to 54 on the following night. Sweet revenge was the Demons' when they led all the way to down Thornton Fractional of Calumet City, 62 to 54, to avenge the sea- son's earlier defeat. On the next night, the Kay basketeers hit the road for Danville, where they encountered a strong Silver Streak team and lost, 68 to 42 on Danville's home floor: or should we say jinx floor, for a Kankakee team has not beaten Danville on their home floor since 1937. After a slow first quarter, which saw the Demons traditional rivals, St. Pats, lead at one point, 14 to 2, the Kays bore down to close the gap and gain the lead which they held, despite an inspired rally by the Irish, to win the game. The Kays next met four more South Subur- ban teams in their second round activities. The Blue Island Cardinals squeezed by a determined Kankakee quintet in an overtime to win, 56 to 55. Failing to score a single basket in the sec- ond quarter contributed to the Kay second loss to Lockport, as the Kays played host to the Porters. Still not up to par, the lonesrnen were downed by the Argonauts, 69 to 50. The Demons raised their prestige some- what as they defeated the Trojans of Bloom Township High, 49 to 46 in the last 45 sec- onds of play. On the following night the Kankakeeans traveled downstate to play Robinson but lost 54 to 35 at the hands of the Maroons. To finish off the season, the Demons trav- eled to Harvey to put up a real fight and almost upset the League Champions, before bowing. Regional Tournament Kankakee entered the tournament competi- tion against Momence and downed the Red- skins without much trouble, 47 to 39. Next on the list came the old rival, St. Pat- rick, determined to avenge the Kays' earlier win, who had won their way into the semi- finals by defeating Donovan. This time the Kankakee's First Holiday Tourney South Suburban Foe Hits Two A Demon Rings the Bell Demon's Defense Strikes Terror Kays were alert and ready and rolled over the Patricians 76 to 60 in one of the season's highest scoring contests. Once again the eyes of Kankakeeland were on the underdog Kays as they met their archefoe, Bradley in the East Iunior High Gym in the finals of the tournament. Determination and spirit helped the Kays off to a strong start, as the highly-toured Boil- ermakers were behind, 9 to 7, at the end of the first quarter. The Demons fought on to increase this lead to 23-20 at the half. As the Ionesmen continued to lead Bradley by as much as seven points in the third quarter, it became apparent to Leon Marlaire that since the Bradley team was incapable of beating the Kays he had better do something, and he did, scoring seven field goals and a free throw in the first period, giving the Boiler- makers a 46 to 39 victory. VARSITY RECORD Kankakee 49, Peotone 37 Kankakee 32, Calumet City 35 tovertimel Kankakee 47, Blue Island 38 Kankakee 40, Champaign 42 tovertimel Kankakee 44, Lockport 51 Kankakee 43, Bradley,44 Kankakee 55, Danville 53 Kankakee 43, Hall of Spring Valley 59 Kankakee 54, Teutopolis 43 Kankakee 37, Hebron 64 Kankakee 58, Streator 55 Kankakee 49, Argo 50 Kankakee 40, Bloom 55 l Kankakee 43, Thornton 52 Kankakee 62, Calumet City 54 Kankakee 42, Danville 68 Kankakee 59, St. Pats 57 Kankakee 55, Blue Island 56 Covertimel Kankakee 42, Lockport 59 Kankakee 50, Argo 69 Kankakee 49, Bloom 46 Kankakee 35, Robinson 54 Kankakee 49, Thornton 70 Kankakee Kankakee Kankakee 67, Momence 39 76, St. Pats 60 39, Bradley 46 Q1 Junior Varsity Basketball J Vs have a season record o 4 fwms, Z loses KLeft to Rxghtl Hall N Lo e Iuemcke W Ga ner S Young Meyer Iumor vars1ty basketball has come a long way s1nce the fxrst IV team repre sented Kankakee H1gh School some years ago Conslstlng mostly of junlors Out of these S1X games the fast learnlng IV boys won four and lost only two They beat Bloom tw1ce exchanged games w1th Thornton and defeated Io11et before 1os1ng to Cal C1ty ORGANIZE TEAM TO OBTAIN EXPERIENCE The jun1orvars1ty basketball team 1S organlzed mostly for the purpose of expenencmg 1un1or boys who mlght develop w1th1n expectatlons or more dur mg thexr sen1or year Coached along w1th the Vars1ty by Earl Iones the IV s proved the1r value once more durmg the long practlces held by the varslty basketeers Many a n1ght the Jumors helped prepare the Demons for a game by scnmmagmg hard and long ' : . . v . ' . . r , . . . the young Demons faced four different opponents: two of them they met twice. Sophomore Basketball Christopher Prxstach Raguse FRONT HOW Coach Swxkle St Iohn I Polk Schmidt Cash Sheasley Mgr Bowsher Although the sophomore squad was not fortunate enough to repeat and win the South Suburban title they had the d1st1nct1on of rolling to a suitable and honorable record of 16 wins and 3 losses. The young Demons started their commendable campaign by winning 12 in a row before falling to Danville, a team they had previously beaten. Blue Island and Thornton were the only other opponents that defeated the under- classmen. The young Demons were never defeated on their home floor. Kanka- kee gathered up 794 points to their opponents' 628 as proof of their decisive victories. Harvard Schmidt, the young Demon pivot man, dumped in a total of 337 points for the season. Richard Rapp received his small share of honors also. He stepped up to the charity tossing line and dumped in .567 per cent of his trys. Team Ends Season With Cl Record of 16 Wins, 3 Loses BACW ROW tl. to LJ: Legan, Weller, G. Cryer, Rapp. MIDDLE ROW: R. Iohnson. Hartung, S. Varsity Track Twenty-five cindermen score for the Senior squad BACK ROW fleft to nqhtl Mgr E Wilson W Gamer I Gardner Spenard D Schultz Sxpple Mg Gaul Coach Fo ler SECOND ROW N Crossley H Lamb Rolfe Mitten DeSelm Meents Schnorf Means Genshaw S Recxan FIRST ROW Bena d Farmer I Hanson Ames K Ba es C emer I Slgler G Dxercouff Dxqqle W Pmnow Unfavorable weather has been the by word of the begmmng of thrs track season as ra1n cold and even snow have forced the cmdermen to work out As we face our press deadllne track season 1S just gettmg underway Among Coach Paul Fowler s athletes we see the followrng hurdles Wata Gar ner Kenny Barnes Percy Farmer and Norns Crossley mrle Sk1p Rolfe hm Gardner and B1llD1ggle 880 Paul Schnorf I1m Gardner and Sk1p Rolfe 440 Paul Schnorf Sam Ames and Norr1s Crossley dashes W1l11e Bernard and Al Spenard shot d1scus Don Mltten D1Ck Schultz Irm Genschaw and Gorden Iaemcke h1gh Jump D1ck Schultz Al Spenard Don Meents and Wata Garner Broad lump Al Spenard Wata Garner Percy Farmer and W1ll1e Bernard pole vault Ken Cremer and Ierry Srgler . , . - . ' : r , , . , . . rn . r , . in the spacious East Iunior High gym. , . . . I I - , 1 ' I I ' ' , Sophomore Track roup small, but cletermincd in beating the yo BACK ROW lleit to nghtl Mgr Bra ler Ben Pearson W Lamb I Polk Mg Raquse Coach Fo ler E OND ROW Sheasley Ha ung I Kxbbons lust R Wagner L as Stra THIRD ROW I Nelson Tall Lemenager I Mon' son Chambers B Gayner E Cryer Plso treadmg the Alumnr held oval was a small but determrned sophomore Benny Pearson 880 Gene Cryer and Ronme Lemenager we1qhts D1ck uertln jm Sheasley cmd Bob Iust oole vault Donald Hartung dashes Iack Polk Boo Chambers and Ierry Lucas h1gh lump Iack Polk and broad lump Iack Polk Bob Chambers and Ierry Lucas Coach Fowler had only one freshman letter man back on the sophomore squad Thls boy Iack Polk was one of the top performers rn th1s year s l1ne up berng rn the hurdles dashes hrgh lump and broad lump Also the lack of a freshman class whlch has been 1n tra1n1ng at the East Iunlor Hlqh school under Coach Forrest M1ckey Lyle served to cut down the SIZE of the sophomore group 1 7 r 0 f sy ' ' : . z' , . . 2 . . r. 2 W . S-C .' : , ti . . ' . . . . uc . wn. : . squad. Out to vie for those much needed points were: hurdles, Iack Polk and 2 2 ' 2 ' . ' G ' . i , 2 . 2 2 L I ' - I I I I I I - I Baseball Nlne Lettermen Return A9 51 Squad Enters Campaign BACK ROW ll to rl Ball Hall Rabldeau Masso Wtha N Lo e Cash SECOND ROW C Sz. mxdt Ra p P rstach Kirchner Bert and G Hn Otto Coach Swlkle FRONT ROW Mgr Par Although most of the season was not too successful last year s basketball team closed 1ts season 1n bang up fashlon by defeatlng the South Suburban champs from Argo 3 to 2 Coach Charles Stormy Swtkle has n1ne lettermen back th1s year from last year s team whrch by the way has only one sen1or on the squad Ierry Otto Gene Perry and Chfton Cox are among the pltchers whrle the Work behrnd the plate was handled by Les Love Harvard Schmldt was regular frrst sacker Russell Ball played second shortstop was Elmer Gnfhn and Ed Bertrand usually held down thelrd Regular outhelders were Art Klrchner left Earl Bland center and Gaylen Legan rrght Kankakees ball club has seventeen contests scheduled plus the d1str1ct tournament They play every South Suburban team rncludtng Leyden Hrgh school a new add1t1on to the league 0 , O K . : , , ' , , i m. . v , . : ox. -h'. p.r' ,' . r .1-ii, . '. : . m- ley. Weller. Iohnson. Legan, Perry, L. Love, Meyer, Bland. Newcomb. Mgr. Fen-ias. , . I ' X H .. - - - , . . I I ' I I I I I ' h I I I ' I I . , , 1 , . - , . . , . Golf and Tenms Golf Returns As Tenms Makes Its Debut to KHS IL to RJ Potter McLcxughl1n. Enckson Mann Shook L Chr stensen Young Scheppler Th1s year Kankakee took another step toward bettenng 1lS spnng actrvmes when lt added the popular tenn1s game to 1ts 11st Along wrth golf tennrs IS expected to have a brlght future M1lt Enckson and Leonard Sheppler Coached by Athletrc Dlrector Earl Iones the young golfers played such prom1s1ng opponents as Leyden Iollet Streator and Thornton Wllh Coach Don Hertz 1nstruct1ng the frrst Kankakee tenn1s team a tough schedule composed of Blue Island Iohet Thornton and Leyden was formed wzth the new Demon racketeers playmg host at RIVSIVIGW Park KL to RJ W Smxth H latte McCracken K latte L latte A Stone Grlmore 84 I O . Ill I I . I This year's golf team witnessed the return of three letter-men, Loren Mann, Coaches F we Coaches dlrect Qportmg events tI.elt to R qhtl C ches Swxkle Hertz Iones R :ken d Fo le Tra1n1ng our athletes and keep1ng them 1n cond1t1on was the respons1b1l1ty of Coaches Earl Iones Paul Fowler Charles Sw1kle Don Hertz and Ronald Re1ken The men were headed by Mr Iones who was athlet1c dlrector In the fall Paul Fowler head football coach amassed an aggregat1on of cletermlned players who f1n1shed the year w1th a record of SIX w1ns and three loses Iones coached the sophomore eleven 1n a faufly successful year Head basketball coach Earl Iones coached a bunch of boys who although they had school and team sp1r1t were followed by a pnx whtch doomed them to dlsappomtment On the other hand the sophomore f1V9 1n Stormy Sw1kle s care ended up 1n second place rn the South Suburban League Wlth the com1ng of spr1ng the trackmen under the gurdance of Paul Fowler and Ronald Relken made thelr appearance Iones coached the golf team wh1le Sw1kle put h1s boys through the baseball season The hrst tenms mstructor at KHS was Don Hertz School Life .V,, ' s 1 Added attractions make band more enjoyable for all CQ A 44 'dx f .MW -, TX V - 1 88 BACK ROW: Potts, Downie. Hombert, Knecht. Bob Williamson, Bourell, Blanlce, Means, Bill Boyd, Bob Boyd, Potter, Pearson. THIRD ROW: R. Pearson, Schrotberger. DeSelm, Doris, Gillord, Lockwood, Northcutt, Genson. SECOND ROW: S. Sigler, Clark, Steve. Mitten, Plambeck. Halstrom. FRONT ROW: Iaffe, Wcxmber, Williams. Remember those swell stunts at half time of the football games? Those works of art took at least a week to practice and get into shape. This was the first time the home town basketball fans had a chance to hear them. One of the feature attractions of the home basketball games was the jazz band. It was made up of a small group of musically inclined students who i , BACK ROW: Potter, Shook, Richardson, Smith, Ronna, Askeu, Hertz, Hill, Salisbury, I. Siqler. THIRD ROW: Baron, Marshall, Amberq, Wright, Gregor, Hess. Madison, Fawthrop. SECOND ROW: Strasma, Faiord, Kendall. Peck, Bueshausen, Lottinville. FRONT ROW: Lund, Zachqo, Bill Williamson. Wolf. simply were out of this World when they got together at the East end of the balcony. The band, in the new spacious quarters at junior high, is better organized and the result is a better musical group. The seats are in a semi-circle and raise so that the ones in back can see as Well as those in front. Mr. Piersol keeps in touch with the students by way of a microphone. This enables all students 'to hear him equally well. The result is a much better band that everyone enjoys. Girls Chorus This actwe group of gurls was lrd b3 M155 Wol FRONT ROW Unger Brammer Lanqdoc I.aCost Burkhalter Slunner Butler Walker Pearce Ball Belle G G Gress Huntley Glaze SECOND ROW Denoyer Wood Balthazar Lanqton Hoagland Bagwell Rettke Abrams Strasma Gallagher Legan Kohler BACK ROW Savore Choumard G I Gress Pamter Davxs Otrs Powell Martin Myers Buckles Frrday These gals who could really s1ng were coached th1s year by M1ss Momca Wolf The g1rls took part 1n several assembly programs plus havmg an 1m portant part rn the annual Chnstmas concert From th1s group and the Glee Club came the g1rls sextet made up of Martha Burkhalter Sandra Martln Ahce Bagwell Nelda Pearce Fa1th Baltha zar and Ioanne Denoyer Th1s group sang not only at school funchons but at CIVIC meetmgs too M1ss Momca Wolf chorus teacher spent her hrst year as teacher of the group MISS Wolf organlzed the group and as a result of th1s the group was able to perform many d1ff1cult numbers The g1rls always turned rn an able performance and made us proud of them Girls Glee Club urls Glee club smgs at both assemblles and concerts ll il ini FRONT ROW Stanley Brammer Hatch Dowme Burkhalter Balthazar Skxnner McCarty SECOND ROW Gruber Hoagland Rettke Schram Campbell Iaqersma Kougerores BACK ROW B Wxl Remember that swell assembly 1n December? That was the Guls Glee Club 1n co operat1on w1th the G1rls Chorus and Boys Glee Club who were pre sentmg the1r program Later m December they helped present therr annual Chr1stmas Concert The group made a h1t wrth the crowd wrth therr rendltrons of several popular Chnstmas songs On May 8 they presented another assembly to advertlse thelr annual Sprmg Concert Thls concert took place May 16 rn the KHS audrtorrum One of the most popular of the songs was Fred War1ng s arrangement of The Battle Hymn of the Republlc Mrss Mon1ca Wolf was the sponsor of th1s as Well as the other vocal mus1 cal orgamzanons Thxs was her hrst year 1n Kankakee pubhc schools ' 7 O , O O 4 W ' L 1 . 1.1 liams, Dull, Painter, A. Williams. O'Brien. Myers. Carte. I - . . . I - - . H ' ll I . 91 Glee Club and Sextet ' X f . . , 'lr mt. -' nw. U . 5 ,K ,Q 1 GLEE CLUB FRONT ROW Iacobson McCracken Bourell Gore Marim Iaffe Brazxer Unger BACK ROW Warmbrr Rolfe Pearson Kmg Benham Grlmore Ball Martm NR At SEXTET Denoyer Balthazar Pearce Bagwell Martrn Burkhalter . - V : 1: N h t 3 :R 0 15 .5 ' . r X V Q9 N '- .:. , wg vi 1 . X A I R Nh qi Z I Ap 1 . 3 , 'L H i R 'R X 1 92 Sklrt and Shlrt Council YMCA groups hrlp to co OTCIITICIIL KHS ClLfl'UlflLS 'Q' BACK ROW Schnell Raquse Mller Iafle Putnam Smxth FRONT ROW Ch ngnon Martin R lie Bu ell Hu ley Want to know who co ordmates the Kankakee high activities Ctlld the Y activities? Naturally it s the Skirt and Shirt Council of the YMCA The council 15 made up of Tr1 Y and H1 Y representatives Chief Shirt 1S Stanley Sk1p Rolfe Chief Skirt 1S Kathryn Burrell and Scnbble Skrrt Csecretary to youl 1S Sandra Martin Twice a year once 1n the winter and once in the spring the Tri Y sponsors a formal at the Country Club To these special dances comes the Tri Y member with her speclal someone Also a queen IS chosen Her escort is crowned king Sandra Martrn and Bill Fogle were crowned the royalty of the evening at the Christmas formal 1n the Winter Late 1n May the Tri-Ys plan to give another formal. A queen and king will also be chosen at this one. As yet the theme is a secret. The YMCA groups have an important part in the building of the youth s character. Here the youth learn to play as well as work together. Senior Tri-H-Y BACK ROW Frlday Cole Burrell Benscoter Breedlove FOURTH ROW Held Nernrtz Mxlhone Styck Peeler McGrath Gerchqall Drckey Cote Campbell SECOND ROW Gollub Pearce Mar tell St Iohn Martm Schnell Eckhardt Kilburn FRONT POW Chananon Rafru e Wllson Cham ness Hurley Demarah Vrolyk Schnell Junior Trl H Y BACK ROW Gregor R Wrllrams Blake Netherton Darrouqh Goodknecht Grant Balthazar Denoyer B Wrllrams Trombley Huntley FOURTH ROW Dean Hertz Calabna Maxheld Hrlden brand Hatstorm Contors Parker St Prerre Skinner Parnter THIRD ROW Morgan Smrth Cum bow Washmgton Rose Lowe Brosseau Legg Blcmchette McCarty SECOND ROW Ray P Wxllrams Rrchardson Schram Whrtehead Faford Corklll Iohnson Peck Hassett FRONT ROW LaRoche Stearns Leng Beaupre Lmdsey Eastman Sarowatz Hester Wood Wrlle Northcutt I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 . 1 ' 1 1 1 . 1 2 l . - S 1 1 1 1 1 1 - l I - - 1 ' 11 ll l .11 .. -1. 1 J I. , 1 ,. 1 . ..- Q . , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 c 1 1 o u 1 I I I ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Z 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . Sophomore Trl H Y BACK ROW Rcxy Agatone Hurt Werner Krbbon Boule Srqler Clark Carte THIRD ROW Roe Bohlman Stewrg Gelmo Luurldsen Reynolds Gray Wllhcxms Icxgersma Hertz SECOND ROW Stcmdley Strovros Strasmu Harlmg Donar Pmch Wertz Boudreuu Coy FRONT ROW Brcmz Jumor Hn Y ,AA BACK ROW Smrth Turner Mcsso Wcxmbr Guult H latte L latte AT TABLE Mrller Potter Wxndull l : , . , ' . ' S. . ' . , . : Witte. O'Brien, Burch. Disney, Stockstill. Putnam, Graf, Turgeunt. I l - Q , 'V ' .4 I I W D W' ' ' ' A A Y I I p I . 1 ,J x - . Baton Twlrlers li S N1-L Q XJ A lx . J L Wlllmms Corkhlll Busse Burch Turqecxni Laundsen Donut Keqley Flag Twlrlers X ,A is V Smlthers Woehrle Mcxrtm Hurley Klemxt Bohlmcm Sicxvros Chcxmness Dxacos Ross 96 nd Flag Bearers VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Lmdsay LaRoche Stecrman LaI me SOPHOMORE CHEERLEADERS Reynolds Stewxg Gress MAIORETTES: Whitehead, Spencxrd. Lund, Hildenbrand. Keynote Staff---First Semester Bi-Weekly Publication Sponsored by Two Staffs BACK ROW Ston Sockton Netzel Herd Wolf Mr Hansen Bushame FRONT ROW Sp nard Verchxo Raquse Nemltz These are the young hopefuls who some day w1ll be the W1111am Allen Wh1tes of therr day There were two complete staffs durmg the school year The ed1tor1al staff IS headed by the edrtor and assocrate edrtor whose job IS to make the layouts of the paper glve story asslqnments and see that ed1 torrals get wrrtten EDITORIAL STAFF Edll0 Alvah Stone Feature Edrtor Wxlma Raquse Club Edrtor Rose Mane Bushame Exchange Edltor Iudre Rexd Copy Edltor Patrlcra Verchxo Desk Edltor Beverly Nemltz BUSINESS STAFF Advertxsmq Manager Charles Wolf Business Manager Iamce Netzel Cxrculatron Manager Ida Spenard Wrltmg a headlme hke thrs IS pleasant Sports Editor ,,,,, ,,., . . ,, , ,Herald Stockton 98 Second Semester BACK ROW Taube Bereolos Peterson McLaughlm latte Mr Hansen FRONT ROW Kilburn Cole Conrad Netzel The feature edrtor made up the feature page whtle the club edrtor was busy on club act1v1t1es Sports edltors follow up events of 1nterest and report them Th exchange edltor keeps students up to date on other schools The ad and bus1ness managers keep the money and f1nanc1al angle roll1ng The c1r culat1on manager gets the paper out to the students Mr Arthur Hansen was faculty advlsor EDITORIAL STAFF Edrtor Bob Conrad Assoclate Edrtor Walt McLaughl1n Feature Editor Manlyn Cole Sports Edxtor Charles Gagnrer Exchange Edrtor Beverly ePterson Copy Edrtor Geneva Weeks Desk Edxtor Valene Kxlburn BUSINESS STAFF Advertrsmq Manager Kenneth Ia!-Ie Busmess Manager Ianrce Netzel Clrculatron Manager Wrllram Taube Reporters tackle the next rssue Club Editor ............ ..,...,. S hirley Bereolos I Kankakeean Staff BACK ROW Stone Shuman Hll Lal-'me Stockton Braze Friday Bur ell FRONT ROW Strasma Campbell Wilson Gollub Ever wonder just exactly what 1t takes to put out an annual? A few more than a dozen seniors found out this year Think 1t s all fun and glory? So did the annual staff until they started work When the first bell rang in September the staff had to get down to work and stay working until the annuals came out in May. One of the staf'f's first jobs was to pick the theme. The theme was only hinted at in the annual assembly. Editor Deborah Gollub had the job of making the layouts and dummy. After deciding just which pictures were to be taken, Debbie had to schedule the pictures and see that they were taken. After the pics were made, Debbie had the unenviable job of mounting the pictures. Assisting her was Marguer- ette Shuman whose main duty was to help wherever needed. Kathryn Burrell was in charge of soliciting ads. She was aided by all of the journalism students. As soon as the copy was brought in for an ad, Kathy made the layouts of the ads. How would you like the job of handling all the money taken in for ads and subscriptions? Margaret Strasma had that task. The only trouble is that there were bills. Bills for this-bills for that-bills-bills-bills! Margaret had to pay all bills and make sure the books balanced. Staff Finds Little Glory As P51 Annual is Published Edltorral staff plans layouts Busmess rs managed by these tour Sports edrtors Herald Stockton and Charles Gagmer covered all sports events for the year Dlane Frrday had the clubs under her supervlsron Copy edltors Carol Schnell and Beverly Lund checked the copy before 1t was sent to the pr1nters and after 1t came back School lrfe edltor Io Ann H111 worked many hours wr1t1ng up the sen1ors The photographers Arn1e Gore and Al Stone took school lrfe p1ctures The selectron of the r1ght p1ctures was left up to photo edltors Sharon Wrlson and Marrlyn Campbell Fmally the day 1n May came when the annuals were passed out Clrcula t1on managers Arhss LaF1ne and Marlene Brazrer took over and passed them to the Wa1t1ng students He1p1ng the students 1n the work was Mr Arthur Hansen the faculty advxsor KANKAKEEAN STAFF Edrtor ln Chrei Deborah Gollub Associate Edrtor Marguerette Shuman School Lite Editor Io Ann Hill Herald Stockton Co sports Edrtors Charles Gagmer Sharon Wilson Manlyn Campbell COPY Ednors Carol Schnell Beverly Lund Busmess Manager Margaret Strasma Advertxsmg Manager Kathryn Burrell Transportatron Donald Iacquet Arnold Gore Ph t h 0 ogmp ers Al Stone Advrsor Mr Arthur Hansen Carol types one oi Chucks stones f' f' ' ' ' ' H ' -Q l Q ' ,tWty'y'V' y l V . - ooortttrtattto . t l l Photographic Editors .,.., I I I i 1 l . 1 - A,,,,l,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ' 1 2 1 A i trtttltttttstttttttttttlt l N I --..-----.---.-----------..-.- s l i,iT - ,,,, ,-,A Y-, t Senior Play A comedy The FIXLT, prescntncl by Cl cast 0 15 BACK ROW llelt to rxqhtl H111 Hxllebrand Mxller Breedlove VadeBonCoeur Good Lund Frazler FRONT ROW Conrad Accurso Shuman Strasma Came the famous Idles of March and the semor play cast made up of hfteen amb1t1ous senlors started pract1c1ng for the annual presentatlon the sen 1or play Th1s year a comedy farce 1n three acts The Frxer was chosen Those senlors lendlng the1r t1me and efforts to the play were Bob Conrad 1n the trtle role Charles Henry Glor1a Martell Marguerette Shurnan Margaret Strasma Duane Mlller Shlrley Frazrer Harold Lueth Kathryn Burrell Io Ann H111 Beverly Lund Mary Good Rodney Accurso B111 VadeBonCoeur and V1r g1n1a Breedlove Due to 1llness Iamce Netzel and Vallene K1lburn had to re place Kathryn Burrell and Io Ann H111 Prompters were Oneda Eckhart and Margaret Ann McGrath Three couples pause durmg play rehearsal Now Cast I want 1t done th1s way I O , U , , 79 ., , w . , K ' K , I . 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I I I I I I - Junior Play Thu More the Merrrer presentcd bg the .Tumor cl s BACK ROW Tolson Ronncr Iafie Shook DIGTCOUH Turner Netherlon Gregor rRONT ROW Rxchardson Deuschle Blandy Faiord Skmner Satterireld Br1ng them all rn The More The Merrrerl And w1th that happy note the curtams closed on the 1un1or play The More The Merner kept the audlence laughmg for the entrre performance Guy Derrcoff portrayed Irmmle Hutner Whose tr1es to start a youth center end 1n dlsaster Hrs best frrend was played by Lenny Jaffe Others rn the cast were Ioan Eastman Lo1s Faford Patr1c1a Dueschle Lu Ann Honna Eva Mae Satterheld Carl Shook Sandra Blandy lack Turner Ioe Tolson Bette Sl-'rnner Barbara Ahrends Andrea Pnchardson Max Metcalf Dorothy Hatstrom and Bob Burke DRESS REHEARSAL BEDLAM REIGNS 103 Homecoming October 26 and 27 1951 5 Gretchen Dean Ioan Eastman VIFQIIIICI Breedlove runner up to aueen Queen Sharon Wxlson Barbara Hemstreet Karen Laundsen Paula Gelmo In a background of small and h1gh school age baton twuflers Sharon W1lson was crowned queen by Student Counc1l Presldent Stanley Rolfe and presented w1th a k1ss and a bouquet of Amencan Beauty roses at the annual homecomlng game At the dance after the game the queen was flanked by her court made up of g1rls from each of the classes and a football player The day before the event an assembly was held and a snake dance was held through the downtown dxstnct of Kankakee The Homecom1ng was spons ored by the Student Councrl The Queen and her escort enter the gym --- 1 Rolfe Crowns Wilson Queen of Annual School Event 1 ,M l r yy X 'Y rr 4 Q L s J j . r t it ' I V 1 2- 2 X W 4 4: ax' N I 4' W-L fa , A7 x 1 Q! s K , 9 AN., 1 Q2 ,Q an, f EH Gallagher and Junior Senior Prom H rand relgn as royalty at '50 prom KINIG RICHARD AND QUEEN IANICE In a spnng settmg the queen and k1ng of the 1950 Iumor Semor prom were crowned Ianlce Gallagher was chosen queen Her k1ng was R1chard Hllle For the hrst t1me the prom was held 1n the Gold Boom of the Hotel Kanka kee Class sponsors class ofhcers and class comm1ttees helped make lt a successful affcur 106 ROYALTY AND COURT I I O O L o brand. ' I I Q A TRIPPING THE LIGHT FANTASTIC. fri sv- ' THAT GREAT WONDERFUL GRAND MARCH. I RJ 2 XX X THESE ARE THE SPONSORS WHO MADE IT POSSIBLE. 107 Sinqers in the special assembly. M355 KQYHUYS Of '59- Lottinville puncluaies. Donar inrtoduces quest speaker. j Tig? X J- Q A 1 zi'Z li 108 Seniors H5193 10 loumamefll Qdme. To the most valuable football player. Bob Morgan. Semor lndex Accurso Rodney Art 3 Byrd Sc1ence 1 Camera 2 3 H1Y 2 Lat1n l Semor Play 4 Anderson Glenn Byrd Sc1ence 1 Ashlme Mernll Art 3 Basketball 1 3 4 Byrd Sc1ence l Football l 3 4 Student Councrl 4 Track Babcock Patncra Byrd Sc1ence l Lat1n l 2 NHS 4 Tr1Y 2 3 4 Pres1dent 1 Ball Rlchard Art 2 3 Basketball l Chorus 1 2 3 Football 2 Glee Club l 2 3 4 H1Y 1 Track 1 2 3 Ball Russell Baseball 4 Byrd Sc1ence 1 Barber Loxs Barnes Kenneth T ack 1 2 3 4 Baron Ronald Band 1 2 3 4 Byrd Sc1ence l Commerc 1al 3 Student Councxl 2 Bass Leroy Byrd Sc1ence 1 Beach Robert Byrd Sc1ence 1 H1Y 1 2 3 Lat1n l Benscoter Ianet Bereolos Shrrley Bertrand Donald Chorus 2 3 H1Y 1 2 3 KClub12 Sports Manager 1 2 3 4 Betourne Rzchard Byrd Sc1ence 1 Bland Ioanne Byrd Sc1ence 1 Class Pres1dent 1 GAA 1 2 3 Pres1dent 4 NHS 3 4 Tr1Y l 2 3 Brazxer Marlene Byrd Sc1ence l Chorus 4 GAA 1 Glee Club 1 Kankakeean 4 Tr1Y 1 2 3 4 Breedlove Vmrqmra Art 1 3 Secretary 2 Chorus 2 Iumor Play 3 Romance Language 3 4 Semor Play 4 Tr1Y 1 2 3 4 Sklrtn Shut 1 Brock Wrlham Edlsonlan Sc1ence 3 NHS 4 Burrell Kathryn Band l 2 3 Byrd Sc1ence 1 Class PIGSI dent 2 Commercral Vrce Pres1dent 3 Drama 2 3 4 Iumor Play 3 Edrsoman Sc1ence 3 NHS 4 Qullldr Scroll 4 Semor Play 4 Student Councll 3 TnY 2 3 4 110 V1ce Pres1dent l Skrrt n Shrrt 1 Ch1et Shrrt 3 4 Bushame Rose Mar1e Keynote 4 Lrbrary 2 3 Tr1Y 2 Butters Io Ann Calabr1a Gerald Chorus 1 2 Calvert Robert CSt Patrrcks Hrgh School Kankakee Ill no1s Campbell Manlyn Art 3 4 Byrd Sc1ence l Tr1Y 1 2 3 4 Kankakeean 4 Keynote 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Comme-rc1al 3 Chamness Dolores tl-Xnna Ionesburo Commun1ty Hrghl Art 2 3 4 Commercral 3 Keynote Student Counc11 3 Tr1Y 2 3 4 Changnon Marcella Byrd Sc1ence 1 Camera 2 3 Tr1Y 1 3 4 Skrrt n Shrrt 3 4 Student Councrl 4 NHS 3 4 Commercral 2 3 4 Chnstensen Louls Byrd Sc1ence Pres1dent 1 Class Pres1dent 3 Edlsonlan Sc1ence 3 Football 2 H1Y l 2 3 Iumor Play 3 Latrn 2 NHS 4 Sk1rt n Shrrt l Golf 1 2 3 4 Basketball Man ager 4 Chr1st1ansen Iohn Football 1 3 Track l 2 Marme Corps Cole Manlyn Byrd Sc1ence 1 Commerclal 2 NHS 3 4 Lat1n 1 2 Keynote 4 Tr1Y 1 2 3 4 Stu dent Councrl 4 Romance Language 3 Qurll 61 Scroll 4 Iumor Play 3 Conrad Robert Drama V1ce Pres1dent 3 Pres1dent 4 Edl son1anSc1ence 3 H1Y l 2 3 Iumor Play 3 Keynote 4 NHS 3 4 Lat1n 2 Student Councrl 4 Stag Crew l 2 3 4 Qu1llcSf Scroll 4 Semor Play 4 Cook Glenn Cooley Harold tAnna Ionesburo Commun1ty Hrgh Schoolh Cooper MUUIICG Byrd Sc1ence 1 Football 1 2 3 4 KClub 3 4 Student Councrl 2 Cote Dolores Byrd Sc1ence 1 Comrnercral 3 FHA 2 Tr1Y 4 V1ce Pres1dent 3 Cox Ada GAA 2 3 4 G1r1sClubSenate12 3 Glee Club 2 Tr1Y 4 Cryer Mary Commercral 4 u I . . 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I 1 1 1 1 -1-1111 11111 Illl II II -I 11 11 11 1 ll 11 '1111 1 Sen1or mdex DeCarlo Lester Demarah Ioanne Commerc1al 3 GAA 12 Tr1Y 12 3 4 Devine Robert D1acos Mary Flag Tw1rler 2 3 4 Byrd Sc1ence 1 Com mercral 3 GAA 1 2 3 4 Lat1n 2 Key n e 4 Tr1Y 1 2 3 Dlckey Lanecla lCaddo H1gh School Caddo Oklahomal Glee Club 2 3 Tr1Y 2 3 4 D1ggle W1ll1am Byrd Sc1ence 1 Track 4 Dolson Mary Ann Byrd Sc1ence l Commerc1al Pres1dent 4 GAA 3 Keynote 4 NHS 3 V1ce Pres1 dent 4 Qulll :Sf Scroll 4 Romance Lan guage 3 Dull Yvetta tAlbany H1gh School Albany Ind1anal Earnhart Ronald Commerc1al 3 L1brary 1 Secretary 2 V1ce Pres1dent 3 Romance Language 34 Eastman Carroll Eckhardt Oneda Art 1 2 3 Camera 3 G1IlS Club Senate keean 4 Enckson Mllton Basketball 1 2 3 Chorus l 2 3 Football 12 3 4 H1Y1KClub12 3 V1cePres1 dent 4 Lat1n 2 NHS 4 Student Counc1l 1 Golf 2 3 4 Sk11'l1'l Shlrt 1 Farrar Marlene Byrd Sc1ence Secretary l GAA 1 2 Commerc1al 3 4 G1rls Club Senate 1 Kankakeean 4 Keynote 4 Lat1n 1 2 Tn Forgue Robert Chorus 1 2 Tumbhng 2 3 Fortm Sharon Byrd Sc1ence 1 Commerc1al 3 Glee Club r1Y l Fraz1er Shlrley Byrd Sc1ence 1 Class Treasurer 2 Class V1ce Pres1dent 3 GAA 1 2 3 VICE Presr dent 4 Iunror Play 3 Sen1or Play 4 Tn Frederick Margaret Byrd Sc1ence 1 Keynote 4 L1brary l 2 Fnday Dlane Chorus 4 Comrnerclal 3 4 Glee Club l Iumor Play 3 Kankakeean 4 Lat1n l 2 Y l 2 3 Gagmer Charles Basketball 1 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 H1Y 1 K Club 4 Keynote 6 NHS 4 Qu1ll Gr Scroll 4 Gallagher Iamce Byrd Sc1ence 1 Chorus Secretary 4 Stu dent Counc1l Secretary 3 G1rls Club Sen ate 2 V1ce Presrdent 3 Pres1dent 4 GAA 1 Keynote 4 Student Counc1l 3 Y 1 2 3 Gawronskx Veronxca Chorus 2 3 Commerc1al 4 G1rls Club Senate 1 Glee Club 1 Lat1n l Gerchgall Ioan Byrd SCIEHCG l G1rls Club Senate 4 Lat1n 1 2 Romance 3 4 Tr1Y 1 2 3 4 Guard Rosalle Byrd Sc1ence 1 Chorus l 2 Commerc1al Tr1Y 1 Glldewell Walter Byrd Scxence 1 Chorus 1 Gollub Deborah Byrd Sc1ence 1 Chorus 1 2 Drama 2 3 Edlsonran Sc1ence 3 G1rls Club Senate 3 Secretary 2 NHS 3 4 Lat1n 1 2 Kan kakeean 4 Qu1llcSScroll 4 Romance Lan guage 3 4 Student Counc1l lTr1Y 1 2 4 Pres1dent 3 Good Mary Art l Commerc1al 3 GAA 1 Glee Club 3 Sen1or Play 4 Tr1Y 2 3 4 Sec retary 1 Goudreau Shxrley Commerc1al 2 Greene Elwood Gross Raymond Byrd Sc1ence l Commerc1al 2 Iumor Ply 3 Hart Donna Byrd Sc1ence l G1rlsClub Senate l Glee Club 1 Tr1Y l 2 3 Harwell Robert Football l 2 K Club 3 Track 1 Henry Charles Byrd Sc1ence l Football 2 3 4 Romance Language 3 Pres1dent 4 Kankakeean 4 Keynote 4 Lat1n 1 2 NHS 3 4 Sen1or Play 4 Student Counc1l 2 4 Hertz Quentm Art 3 Byrd Sc1ence l Ed1son1an Scrence 2 Lat1n 1 Hxcks Evelyn Byrd Sc1ence 1 Commerc1al 3 FHA 2 4 Glee Club 2 lll . . , , I ,,,, ,,,. , ll 'llI IIII I ,I 'I - , . . , . . 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The cholce of KHS Glrls NEW PORTABLE SILVER CROSS SCHOOL OF NURSING Iohet I1l1no1s An Accredlted School Ma1nta1ned by a Protestant Non Sectenan Hospxtal QUALIFIED INSTRUCTORS 0 MODERN CLASSROOMS SUPERIOR LIVING QUARTERS Approved by the Department of Reglstratron and Educatxon State of I1l1no1s Sxlver Cross school IS also approved by Kankakee H S graduates n1ne of whom are students and one a graduate nurse now serv1ng on the Hosp1tal staff In add1t1on to class work and nursmg expenence at Srlver Cross FRESHMEN get a semester of sc1ence courses at Iollet Iumor College IUNIORS a 3 month aff1l1at1on course 1n pedratnc nurs1ng at Mrlwaukee Chrldrens Hosp1tal SENIORS a 3month CII'I111ClI1OI'1 course 1n psychratnc nurs1ng at the Veterans Adm1n 1strat1on Hosp1tal H1nes e tp e e o qx s h to enter g t ll be held ab ut the ddle o ppl cat on bla k pec al nto mat on a d desc ptl e lterat e wr te today to D1rector School of Nursmg Io11et I1l1no1s TYPEWRITERS ALL MAKES FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY An Ideal Graduatlon Glft ALL MAKES USED MACHINES AVAILABLE AT POPULAR PRICES Let Us Make Your Homework Easler MINER BUSINESS MACHINE COMPANY 291 East Court Street D1a1 3 8 THE ART FLORAL SHOP Flowers for all Occaslon L TOOTS GAGNIER Prop 186 East Merchant Street Phone 3 5531 Keepsake Dlamonds Bulova Hamllton and Helbros Watches GILBERT IEWELERS lNext to Mayestc Theater! PHONE 2 3336 Complrments of SAM S SHIRT SHOP 169 South Schuyler Avenue ER Rl - ICE CREAM We Freeze To Plea SUPER MALTS o STEAK HAMBURGERS 171 West Cout St e t RAY S GROCERY Quallty Meats and Grocerles H URS a A M 7 P M OPEN SUNDAY Corner R1ver and Harnson 154 North Schuyler Avenue Kankakee I1l1no1s Phone 2 4822 118 w I Th nex re- ntrance t sts I r 'rl who wis 1 in Au us wi 0 mi I Iune. For a i i n s, s i i r i I n ri 'v i ur i : 1 i SILVER CROSS HOSPITAL 1 . - 216 ' 1 f I , . 1 I I 1 1 1 , ' 1 1 . . 1 1 1 l I ,, ,. , 1 se I i r r e I I . Y, ,W W ,f ,A-.-C I I ' I . . ' O - . . - . . - Serving Youth at Home and School l.Ue have been proudly called a well bal X anced newspaper for the IOURIIHL has al ways trred to please every member of the 20 000 famrhes 1t serves For the youth at school the Iournal fea tures two school pages each week a comrc page and complete local sports coverage For all the famrly at home the Iournal grves you the latest wrre news from around the world local news prctures and pages of soc1al happenrngs So for wellmformed readmg you can belreve 1n the IOURDHL Kankakee Dally ournal Kankakee Sunday ournal You are 1nV1ted to v1s1t our new bu11d1ng at Dearborn and Merchant AH-DIWA lrf ,, 1, TAKE THE CAKE As th1s school year comes to a close WK!-XN reaches 11S 4th blrthday Iune 1 In 11S f1IS1 four years WKAN has dedlcated rtself to servmg you the 11st eners young and old to whom 1t w111 contmue to QIVG 11S cooperat1ve at tentron WKI-lN 1320 Kilocycles 1000 Watts Kankakee 119 I ll X, H H C3 - ' I - , ' ' 1 n 1 l 1 . . . V 1 ,f 11 . Y 1 , , - I X fb , J, '- , 1 ' I . Mrk-. f 'N I l Q X J X . 1 1 - - L If V ' , i , f I, ' -' ' i ' , , 'V' 14' t . , f ' - 1 ,X . . . '21 x V 'R . fk 1 i 9 J .you ' 1 -9 , 9 J J ci 9 . N! I , 1 ,Q I I ' I l I 4' - I u o o - Baseball Tennxs Golf Ftshlng Archery Dog Suppltes Boy Scout Equipment Football Basketball Honor Sweaters Sport lackets Wheel Goods Kankakee s Largest and Most Complete Sportmq Good.. Store w1LsoN . CONVERSE . sPoTB1LT . SPALDING SWANNELL HARDWARE INC Sports Department Second Floor Dml 3 6624 Conqratulatlons To THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 51 CONSTRUCTION and GENERAL LABORERS Local Unlon No 751 1931 MARYCREST LANES BOWLING . BILLIARDS rt 12845 LA BEAU BROS 295 North Harnson Avenue GMC Trucks Armstrong Tlres U S Royal T1res Cornpllments of Slurley s 116 East Court Street L , . Q I O Year Around Bowling at E st Cou Street D' -3 I I u ' Q I BEST WISHES THE BIG BEAR E ANDREWS NETZEL MOTORS INC LINCOLN MERCURY 11 E tH k ryS Congratulations to the Senlor Class PETERSON S RESTAURANT s h g D 1 3 241 MARCOTTE DRUG STORE 11 Ag t E C A GOOD PLACE TO GET TRIMMED LUNA BARBER SHOP JAFFE DRUG STORES Uptown Pharmacy 217 East Court Street Blg Four Pharmacy 508 East Cypress WE ARE ACCURATE DEPENDABLE AND PROFESSIONALLY RESPONSIBLE 121 I 1098 outh Was in ton Avenue ia -9 341 ast Court Street GROCERIES 0 MEATS 0 PRODU Prescription Center ' Photo Supplies and Photo Finishing Eastman, Bell and Howe en 119 ast ourt Street I U . ll 0 as ic o treet o E I KOEHLER DRUG COMPANY aan East court sueem I I Compliments A I , 815 Main Street i ' of the KARN's 0 0 Quality Foods of All Popular Brands DELIVERY SERVICE Dial 3-5571 was East River sneer POSt 8 5 Congratulations Kankakee I111no1s Class of 51 KANKAKEE GLASS CO WtC t D12 23 The 51 KANKAKEEAN Covers Compllments of Were 410119 bY SOUTH-I-OWN 1:-COD M ART DeLuxe CraitManufactur1nq Co DESIGNERS AND MANU ACTURERS 1 S th W h t 1579 M1 CHICAGO Z2 ILLINOIS T I I1 Q ee O4 SCHNELL S DAIRY W GRADE A PRODUCTS img 1063 South Washmgton Avenue ka 11 D 1 z 823 I to I I Z 1 I ' 1 252 es ourt Sreet ia -14 I I 66 ou asingon Pk- CA Lhtslll A k A . p AR ' - o E 5 ..I. I .....,.A 2 ' - fi f':'1'M': ' :':':': , ,. , ., ,,,,, . .. -. Kan kee, I inois ia -3 122 To uphold a reputatron IS more than sound busl- ness practlce lt IS a re spons1b1l1ty and obllga- t1on to the people we serve Through the cr1t1cal years of war shortages we have provlded you wlth good servlces to the best of our ab1l1ty Thru the post war and present penod of soarlng prlces and economlc adlustments we have endeavored to g1ve you honest value tor your dollar' As we greet you we wlll contlnue to serve you wlth the best that Amencan workmanshlp and 1ngenu1ty can provxde to ma1nta1n the respons1b1l1ty that IS our reward . . PENNEY CG. 239 South Schuyler Avenue D1al 3 4496 123 I I I -' if B ,Q I J, . ..... - 'Qt il it V . . ' g . xilf , -ff 1 ' ,f 'I' H I I .I 1 I I I . . . The FRANKLIN PRESS CO Compl1ments of 19,3 Ofhce and School Supplies H ee Greetmg Cards Gifts Typewrxters Typewrlters for Rent 26 Member of Amerlcan We Sell Natronal Brands 0 DUTCH BOY BENN MOORE BARRELED SUNLIGHT Hotel Assocratron LUMIN ALL TRUSCON M 3 4411 HAUSMANN PAINT co 297 East Court Street KANKAKEE ILLINOIS D 1 2 6 l.Ue present every sen1or g1rl with a spoon of her cho1ce Here we see Patr1c1a Babcock Iamce Gallagher Margaret McGrath and Sandra Mart1n chos1ng the1r spoon from our Wlde select1on of the fmest s1lverware V O Xankakee's Leading Printers Since 3 . l 3 4 East Merchant Street Kankak . Ill' ' ' 1 1 0 3 O A. A. A. Recommended . O ' - 0 . ' ' V492 f I i S 1 'P I I I I I I Compl1ments of RAINBOW LANE ICE CREAM d MARQUIE LAMBERT GRADE A DAIRY BORDEN MILK Ronucrs G E APPLIANCES FIRESTONE Times THE BROKEN DRUM STANDARD o1L Pnonucrs 5 h Congratulations to e Conlpllmvnls of Class of 51 1 S THUS Bl-IIRD an Ice Cream SON, Inc Cgnlpany Everything in Plumbing and Heating Serve Fortier's I ' at Your Gra uation Parties M l Sodas ' Su d ' S dwiches -9359 355 WEST COUR Distributors of I 455 wssr mvnn smrzrzr Telephone: - 2-58 a-seas - 2-5292 'A' 1 Meet Your Friends at ' ,k You Can't Beat It I Route 4 Nort Kankakee. Illinois use I- W e- is elses S -. use C C Ei is EE.-- 1 ' i , th I I I I 125 Congratulations On a successful hiqh school career l Best Wlshes For contrnuecl success 1n the future David Bradley Manufacturing Works For Farm Implements Known THE WORLD Over DANDELLES RECREATION SIXTEEN LANES COMPLIMENTS OF 186NrthE A Plant Kerger Hattenburq s Pharmacy E M S Natlonally Known Men s Wear VERQNDA S MUSIC STQRE 175 East Court Street f KIMBALL P Dldl 2 1211 PFAFFS gM 2o4wfcu1-:su 1 l I I I I l 1 o ast venue 1 B l In Air Conditioned Co f t 1 1 SION Telephone 3-4821 l I 1 1 A. F. HATTENBURG, R.Ph.G. 160 ast erchant treet - I Dial 2-1012 I Kankakee County's Largest Music Store Home o ianos and ' ewin acihnes es o ee Dial 2-1124 3 126 ED P MADISON INSURANCE COMPANY Real Estate Insurance T l ph 3 3513 Iohnson s Homemade Candles W Shp C dy A y h Our Own Dellclous Candles Boxed to Your Selechon KARMELKORN Hot Buttered Popcorn Popcorn Balls Karmel Apples Th D12 2 LANOUE S SUPER SERVICE 161 West Charles Street For the Best m Eats IERKE S SANDWICH SHOP 1907 South Washington D I 3 441 CAMPUS SPORTSWEAR Up to Date Men s Clothmg EP SYSTEM 252 South East Avenue FOR GIFTS OF QUALITY T'S EDWARD'S IEWELERS 220 East Court Street Phone 21716 127 I 1 K k k Ill' e e - l ' I , . i ' 1 ia -6 I LEE RIDERS Next to Pardmount eater ia -383 W A R T I C N H G E S S I I From Callfornla to New York Youll hnd modern well constructed furnlture w1th the trade mark of Worlds Largest Furnxture Manufacturer PLANTS LOCATED Naper xlle lll san Francisco CGM Bxnqhamton N Y Los Angeles Callf Chlcago Ill Cleveland Ohxo Dallas Texas and Kankakee, Ill1I1G1S Kroehler Manufacturing Co. HODAK Motor Sales Studebaker Sales and Servlce New and Used Cars Trucks E I M 6006025 . CHECKING ACCOUNTS . SAVING ACCOUNTS .TRUST DEPARTMENT . SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES Natlllllal . BUSINESS LOANS an . AUTO LOANS of Kankakee o HOME LOANS 60 Years On Court Street Member Federal Reserve System Member F D I C 129 , I 280 as erchant Street Rea - O-Wear I Millinery - Shoes - Accessorie I 0 ity l SKIPPER SPORTSWEAR WALKOVER SHOES ME OF SOCIETY BRAND CLOTHES For Young Men and Men Who Stay Young 223 East Court Street STETSON HATS HICKOK BELTS Conqratulatlons to It Pays to Look Well MAIESTIC BARBER SHOP e 144 North Schuyler Ave ue Kankakee Illmors Semor Class GIUSTO S 'Om KEY CITY CAFE Open Daxly and Sunds Domestic Laundry Co S 'L Dry Cleanlng Fur Storage Laundry Careful Attentlon Gwen to Formals 24 HOUR SERVICE Kankakee Illmols DEALER IN SINCLAIR PRODUCTS 3 3542 Dxal 3 8325 130 Happy Landlnq Sen1ors CLASS OF 1951 247 East Stauon Street Wm A Kreft and Company Wholesale Auto Supplles KANKAKEE, ILLINOIS ll O ' ll ll th n , ' ' I w . . 285 out Schuyler Avenue Kankakee Ill I l l Corner ot Court and Greenwood Phone - l l I o 0 ' VIN N' I889 I902 I925 I927 l928 I933 l940 I945 r'-l ANNIVERSARY 1 How Ideas become standards ljillllgll tllllLIkIlf Idc 18 th ll ll I Istlx bzflu usu Illx Ira. horn throug.,l1 XL Irs ot toll Ind cxh ILISIIXL lLSLi1Lll lor 71 xc Irs thc A U Snurh K mpurmun h is hccn lxnoxxn t8 such I pmnccr of nux Idc is itlkl lb ILLOj,IlllLLl ll1I'0Us.,ll out thc kl12L,ll1LkI H155 um ld tm Irs Import Int L0llII'll3llI1UIlS to thc umsumcr 'lfsfllclllllll Il lI1Ll lIlLllISIIlll hclds llcrc .irc A fux A O Snuth l sts tl I arc Ixcccptcd standards todas 5 Llghtwelght, hollow steel blcycle frames 5 Pressed steel automoblle and truck frames 5 Electrlc welded hIgh pressure vessels 5 Electnc welded oIl and gas IIne pnpe 5 All posItIon coated weldmg electrodes S' SIngle plece, glass surfaced steel brewery tanks 15 Automatrc water heaters wIth glass surfaced steel tanks S Mechamcal, bottom unloaded crop preservatlon unIts :H 'wi' Factories at Nhlwaukee Kankakee Ill lays!! img! v Houston Losltngeles Toledo Succasunna N X6 'lr '- EMI -. 'v-Q. Tlpp Clty Ohlo ese ch x Eng neer g Bldg Mllwaukee 0 rf f ,, I I few ,Q l fy l' .. Y ll I 'Pl M l ff' 55 3, wg: ya 'J' - :XQcj.. I-.I .I g-.I N y-.I at at g-I - ,A , , ' A J-' I ' 1 . ' f ' I W ,f .zum A N, - .g N, N. N. vw. N. N. N. v-4. 1 , A .V lf , - .X ,If . I . ' ' ' af- . 1 ' I '- Y f ,U -.I I ' . , if X -' ' fa, fp -A, ,fe am. ,tj I F: l ,rr 5 Xi- ' 9 .: :: ': 1: 1: :sw ll ' ' P 1' I lv lf: iq ll' 5-1 V .. 1. .. .. nr: I N L. . X r Q M., 4 NQVWHQ, I ' , - I ' . I - ' 3 9 'lx I3 iq ' X : h ' lj X4 ', N 'U ' ' If . I . 'L 3-my W . - , - - . -xc E l 4 'W ,V -l . ci' .,. Milf!! na, ang, A ,v - ' . I- . ,fs , x ' :4fv ' I - . -.H n - ' - 1 'I b , D ' . ,E 0 Z Z . I l 11 ' Q T .Q . 0 ' - t I 7: , j :II ' ' ' - I . I . ' ,- ' P . 5 :A ' . ' . '. ' ' -I . . - . . - ' z H , o FOR COMPLETE CAR SERVICE PREST O LITE BATTERIES DUNLOP TIRES U S ROYAL TIRES DX MOTOR OIL VALVOLINE MOTOR OIL an SEAT COVERS 200 North West Avenue Kankakee I1l1no1s IENSEN S RESTAURANT Kankakee Lumber 61 Supply Co 7EtC ' 3. Ei: X and HERTZ FUNERAL SERVICE BUILDING SIIPPIIESB M11W k 5EtC dM ECI I Nm? clothes rt St M 1 3 5622 132 - - 0 . 0 0 . ' O O d I ! I I t 96 as ourt Street i ff. Jlfffe QNX Hp. ,ef S xt I . . Zflj-15 J'.ikX A t ,1l.lllll!lltf K ' D , 'X i 43 as ourt Street 0 i or e Buil ing aterials W L 0 Glass 0 B , 0 Roofing U U 0 Insulation ,JJ 5 V3'lt ' C u reet d B'g 4 T k 178 East erchant Street D' - I - . Compl The American LASSERS Marietta Pamt Furnlture Co Company 6 ms h yl A Get Your radualon 1 s Gi HUFF 81 WOLF JEWELRY CU. iments of i i I I I 3 1 Fine Finishes 901 North Greenwood Aven 1 Usou C u e Kankakee, Illinois G i' G'ft N-13700 98 ill! vi'i 3 'Ag ll- Q I-T Q Qla 62 a ngs qpC'sJ BEATRICE FOOD CO ICE CREAM DIVISION D1a1 36601 MILK DIVISION For the F1nest 1n D161 36603 Sportlnq Goods Salkeld Sportmg Goods 251 South Schuyler Avenue FL RENCE STDVE C Manufacturers of GAS RANGES OIL RANGES OIL HEATERS Factories Located In GARDNER, MASSACHUSETTS KANKAKEE. ILLINOIS LEWISBURG. TENNESSEE A 1 I I I x in 'A , I N - - E. n Q -5 ' I - . S ' a fe ws I X X i Q I I 1+ t ,R E3 7- 'S I 4-Q-'-wi L 1 R li Distributors Y V. I I I -gf? A h l .rotnqmsrq burplndg The Kankakee Book Store Gifts for All Occasions Toys Greeting Ca ds Books Stat onery 2 E t D 13 133 Kankakee Hlgh School Grads Who Really Rate, Wear Bear Brand Socks on Thelr Smartest Dates BEAR BRAND HUSIERY 00 COMPLIMENTS OF RGMY HAMMES Your Frlendly Ford Dealer F th 3 7787 135 29 Court Street ia -8 O O 6 Q fit www I Kankakee, Illinois The ashion Car of e Year Phone - Photographers Yi Kankakeean BLA KE BERG S CREATIVE PHOTOGRAPHY FOR YEARBOOKS State Coverage .Q f E e o It r e ' r , W e 1 S 1 REVERA BARBER SHOP S th wld MUSIC CENTER 1 C PHARMACY INC S D12 33 FABER FLORAL COMPANY E M t S Kankakee Motor Coach Company For that safe and dependable rlde a Kankakee Motor Coach Our Three Polnts 0 SAFETY e DEPENDABILITY 0 COURTESY 137 S h ol Band Instruments ' A d' T d Y Gi ' Amplifiers ' Gib G ' L 1 h Music and R d fy 204 ou i wood Avenue f ,X - I' il'--L, In - 1:--I H Ju ' -nu-ii o o 1 0 Perscription Specialists M 4 200 uth East Ave ' -13 STORE gg . 6 5 East Court Street ' ' W Dial 3-7515 Y ' ' 'W 7' 'WY' ' W ' 'WW' 'l l l ' l Florists to Kankakee for over 75 years 1 REENHQUSES 484 ast erchan treet I V ial - O l C R J GHAMBERLAIN MUTUR C0 YOUR DEPENDABLE DODGE DEALER EoR za YEARS New and Used Cars and Trucks 34 354 S th S h yl A 35535 35536 LA as Moves on SMALL K ---- 1 s- -QX FW I' MAYFLOWEIE IN KANKAKEE Your Local Mayflower Warehousman ALL STATES MOVING AND STORAGE CO W :C 22822 IEFFERS MCBROOM CO GdH PRONGER S CAFETFRIA C dll 6 'I Grh HARDWARE PHONE 36133 S thM S t 138 E C tStrt nkk l n n 4 - ou c u er venue hone - ' o o o :Q 4 , Lv ,gall 'I 1 l x fg ,H 189 es ourt Street Pho I oo ome Cooked Food - . F 3 I nl cz i ac - Hudson Serving Daily 11:00 A. M. to 7:30 P. M. S 1 and Serv e C t ring Service-Dining Ro f Privc 830 ' tr K k k Ill' ' 360 t ee Kc G e WWW GAINE5,4ey,Q,e.nf KENNELS famous the world over conduct dally and long range tests to make sure Games rs rrght for every brccd of dog LABORATORIES . . . second to none . . . set Gaines apart. Here skilled screntrsts Improve Games wrth the latest nutrltronal knowledge WW? MACHINERY at the worlds most modern dog food plant IS unrrvaled m the dog food held No wonder every bag of Games nourxshes every mch of your dog -Se nos Gulnes rooos ligfs I General Foods Mm Evfkylfvfff ffm 0 AProd :td Key Cnty Motors Inc Complete Chevrolet SGYVICG AMERICAS FIRST CHOICE D1a1 3359 Kankakee 111111015 Comphments C K P IEWELERS 159 East Court Street D 1 3 2 WHITE'S LUNCH The Home of Delectable Hamburgers 348 East Statxon Street Dxal 3 9117 140 Flne Food Low Drlces Normandy Restaurant AND FOUNTAIN 563 East Court Street 3 9267 LEO COTSONES MABI. STOVROS Comphments of WILSON S KANKAKEES LEADING PAINT STORE 333 East Court Street D1a 3 4011 Comphments of I Ph1ll1ps 6: Fr1day 6: Schrettler FUNERAL HOME Dxal 2 2421 CORNER GREENWOOD AVENUE AND MERCHANT STREET Kankakee lllmoxs For Shoes It's BARRS ieatunng Sandler of Boston, Naturahzors and Iolene .L -L ?-' Q 5-.V . 75.-an Q' I ,xx ' 5j .5E5Q55 1, ff-Lf 3 YK'?2:f:f.,,, ..,. ..,. L I ' T I ' 1 jEfEQEf'f 3221, ':'7YF ::57 H: 'kllxtf'-MA-f- gy 'I I ll Ph - E I of I I - ia -541 , CENTRAL BEAUTY SHOP 140 East Merchant Street D al 2 4214 Ka kake ll IOE TITTLE 6. SONS INC GOOD MEATS FOR LESS 108 E t Cou t St eet Ka kakee 111 Flshback SGIVICG Stahon 1 t One Bl ck from Scho 1 Corner Maple and Orchard WASHING AND GREASING D al 3 9256 Kankakee Federal Savings and Loan Association 201 South Schuyler Avenue W A Schnelder President Chfford W Mann Secretary 1 , 1 , 1 . U Il.. 1 , I n 1 o l , 1 l l W a r r n . 'pisx Q . l I I I I I i 1 - - . us o o 1 1 1 . Q n I 1 , . i l ' : i X w1XT? 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