Kankakee High School - Kankakeean Yearbook (Kankakee, IL)

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Spamslz students become adtft Iznqmsts Rosetta. Gernon Ph B Vlolet Ixoerner A Nl Nfarle Beardslee A NI Ida L Burlelgh AM u 9 Q' 4-rr N rv Ethel Cooper A 'VI I lIIl3Il Freyermuth ENGLISH AND FOREIGN LANGUAGE Ihe Engllsh department one ot the most rmportetnt rn the school dew elops a habrt ot thought that eneourdges rural 'Ind soc1al brotherhood rosters the growth ot humin fl1gIllU and perpetuates the devot1on to Ameruan 1deals Llassroom xnstrue tlon helps students to express themselves xx 1th eonhdenee ind Llearness IJ1NLI'lIUlIl'1l1OI1 111 the ehoue ot re llllll md 1 love ot llterature IS ilso eneouraged W 1th the Sllfllllxlllfb ot the gjlobe bemuse ot rapul tom munumons Iorugn l.1ngu1g,es ire betonnng more lrnport mt thin uer betore rn our modern world In 'ICICIIUOII to te telung, students the haste tundfnnentils ot I renth Hpwmsh 1nd Lttln the lfjftlgll lingunge department uquunts students xxlth tus toms ind h dnts ot ill IVIUOIIS Io enxhle Ixllh pupils to speak IOFSISII tong,ues fluently reeordlngs ire nude ot e uh student s rwdlng lhus speil ers C'1n heir thur own nnstfllxes and corrett thelr errors wlth understandzng Aus Moffett A B 'Pl Paulme Tull A M 954 A V S1 mars farklt Marlhtlz E161 , , D U 51? 3 lg .1 .,..... - f , .I . 7 1 1 . l TI PN . ' ,, . x . N . . Q , Q , , I , A . . S L e K 7 I I I ,V I ' ' ' . . . 1 . , . . X . .- K . 5 x 51 i 4, 1 A 5- v v. x Q x C I QI. .II 1. I I I If Z Z ' L Y I I c 3 . r I . lj ' ,L , ,. . . . . . ,- , K. . , , , .I . , . - ' ' 5 . , ,,, , . ' ' . wi 2 I , I . . 1 . i . I 1' A ' . . z- f - --- . x ,f , ,.z 2 , ,. ,far ' ' . . . . .' . . . .' , . S ff A .f. . 1 ,. 1, ,- ,vt V . , , . . my-1 6 f f 1 1 1 H I we N , , , 1 , A t A. - - A 2 t ' . ' f f ' - . . . , . ,e ' N . , , ' A. . . , ' , , ' . . , . ' ' ' C 1 K 5 . I I s 1 X n . . ,' . '- . . . s . ' -' ,Abd . 1 . , J.. . X K . , . . . ft in a A, 3 I og ggh Q-,OV Le, A ap M 'Q fix 4 , 'XTQMHN' t .a. 1,131 , .. . Q If f ,, X , . 0 .Q V .I ' 'li ,, 4 , K v ' 1 v

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OUR DEANS The door has no number, but every student knows the friendly person who occupies the room at the end of the main corridor-Miss Ruth Cole, Dean of Girls. Having accepted the position of dean just this year, Miss Cole was busy writing permits, applying band-aids, listening to girls' problems and teaching sociology. In addition she was a National Honor Society sponsor, Girls' Club adviser, senior counselor, and sponsor of the newly- formed Pep club. A former general science teacher, Miss Cole is a graduate of the University of Illinois and has an M.S. degree. VVhether her permit be pink or white, a girl always leaves Miss Cole's office knowing that she's had a fair deal from The Dean. A RUTH COLE Dean of Girls 'iff NEA' DAN NORION Dean of Boys Hey Mr Norton ya got some change? Mr Norton were my locker keys turned in? These and hundreds of other questions besiege Mr Norton Dean of Boys who is always viillmg to attempt an answer NVhenever friendly advice is needed Mr Norton is the man to see He 15 always readv with helptul suggestions which xx 111 solve your problem very quickly and easilv Besides giving out excuses and listening to boys problems Mr Norton teaches civics checks zgtendalnce has charge of the Lost and Found Department and last but not least heads the Student ounci He received his bachelors degree from Illinois State Normal University and hi M A from Colorado 'State Normal at Greely Colorado L15 X 7:25 .es ' - - W i. J, K -' K r 1 ' V . n , Y 1 ry 1 ' 1 , - an ' ry 1 v - . - . v ' I Y , A ' . . I . i ' . ,. A Y V . 7 7 . , i . , . . . . . , . . ,. 0. , . . , . . . . . , . . , 7 7 V . . g , 1 . . - . . . Q r D - . . Q 1 .s 1. , .

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Marne Burch B S rw, Edxth Carmondy B Ed Clara Gramse B Ed Vera Baker B Ed Tvfnsts set sfmd nrords MATH AND COMMERCE Wtth more and more emphasxs belng lald on the meehameal sxde ot hte the xntthtmatlts dnpartment has become more 1m portant than ever betore III the trannng ot students Courses for a well rounded CflLlCE1lIl0I1 mtlude lJUblIlCQS ar1thmet1c algebra plane geometry sohd geometrx and tr1gonometrx -Xdvanced mstruetlon 18 offered to those who plan to U0 on to college Teaehmg students to thlnk aeturatelx and to learn the tunctlon of mathematlts 1n the modern xx orld are the pr1marx a1ms lhe eommerc1al department ofters a complete vocattonal tralnmg for those Graduates xx ho utsh to go lnto the bustness vsorld lfHm6flldt6lN lt also provldes an adequate foundatlon tor those who plan to major 1n tommerte at college Banc courses t 1n eommerctallau tommerttal eo ra h and consumers EP 8 g P 3 problems Ilhose students s euahzm III tommerte are ftrst tau ht 8 general busmess transattlons and methods ot computmg 1n terest on monex Sophomorts take bustness arlthmetn as a prevleu to boolxlteeplng Jumors ttlte tx pmg stenographx and bookkee nn Advanted tourses tn tommtrual sub ects are I 3 J offered to semors 'SEP eranmzt sy nzmeirzc patterns fi Q fl7 Ruth Haley B Ed ref' Hg PGN Mnldrcd Hopkms Gvw endolen Ingh A N A ' . . .iav K, . Y . . - . I x1 v Q all -H s .4 1 - , Q g 3 ' ' , 2 . '. . , ' , B ' .tt ' lf ' - - - - - fi- , ' ,' , r ' l r ' 1- . B ,fly A f ' 0 I Va ,Yv ' ,v' 4 . . f G , ' 6 I . . , . rx - - ' -D . ' x X - S ft-5 . p are given in shorthand, bookkeeping, personal and business we ., sse,' e . ' 5 X . - any 1 ,g f . , 1 1 , - i - ' N I , . . H - . ' . - J .' .' - AM. , 'R . view ,L - 5 'is X ft fl ' 4. 'ff Geometry students Lula Martin, B.S. . 7 V . W 5 l