Kankakee High School - Kankakeean Yearbook (Kankakee, IL)

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THE JUNIOR OFFICERS DISCUSS SOME PROBLEMS OF THE DAY Left to Right-Indy Collub, Charon Denoyer, Wayne Putnam, Bailey Marshall. 6357 Z 2 Junior Class 0fHcers Middlemen-who else could that be at KHS but the juniors? No longer do they wonder which room is which, nor do they tremble at the sight of a senior. With shining new class rings on their fingers and the partial obscurity that comes from being middlemen, the juniors have found a new sense of security. For them the last two years have been filled with activities and achievements. Already they are begin- ning to think and plan ahead for the coming year which every class wants to be its biggest and best. The juniors are a group of willing workers and wise thinkers. They have the potentialities for being one of the greatest classes ever. Best of luck goes to them as they enter their senior year.

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Sophomore losses THESE SOPHS CAN'T BE STUDYING! Left to Right-Sharon Euchner, Larry Blanchette. SURROUNDED BY GIRLS, CHUCK BOUDREAU ENJOYS HI s CLASSES. Sophomones on Meir way To 6leva1bRs... P0110 Twenty-.rezfen

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Juniars Jeannine Accurso Jeannette Africano Nick Africano Carol Ahlvin Delmar Bailey Spencer Bamard Sonna Barr Jackie Bedard Joseph Belephant Daniel Benedict Betty Berghouse Patricia Birr Vemon Betourne Jackie Bland Paul Blanke David Bobzin Maurice Bobbitt C Marie Bracken June Brorsen John Brown Shelby Brumitt Carolyn Cahan Robert Campbell Peggy Canfield Phyllis Canney Carol Carlson Barbara Carter Gerald Chantome Eleanor Chouinard Artel Christiensen Bettie Clark Bill Cole Page Twenty-nine