Kansas High School - Kanillio Yearbook (Kansas, IL)

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KANSAS COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL To Kansas Community High School, soon to be our alma mater, we the seniors owe the privilege of receiving four years of training, which will give us the opportunity to advance into the complicated World. Our teachers, tireless in their efforts of the past four years, have sought to give us the best of their knowledge and leadership. Our principal has been mindful of the many phases of Work and education which we will face and has given us the benefit of vocational as well as academic training. To our high school We are indebted for its unstinted help. -BETTY MAE HONN There was never a building that could be loved more by anyone than the building in which knowledge and truthfulness are taught. ' ?MARG.AIiET RUTH STEWART

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MILDRED MARIE BONNOM 1923-1941 When she had passed, it seemed like the ceasing of exquisite music. ' DEDICATICN To tl1e memory of a very dear classmate. Mildred Marie Bonnom, tl1e Class of 1941 Wishes to dedicate this annual. For ten years Mildred lived in this community, attending school and participat- ing in community activities. She had a friendly personality and a Slllllfi for everyone. Loved hy all, she will indeed be missed and always remembered.

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JOHN C. ROBERTS lllinois College, A.B. University of Illinois, lVl.A. Colorado Slate Collcgc of Education, Sllllllllef, 1940 SUPERINTENDENT and PRINCIPAL Science, lllflfh6 l1llllI:CS For nine years John C. Roberts has been pri11- cipal of Kansas Community High School, and for eight years he has been superintendent of both the high school and the Kansas Grade School. Besides performing his duties as head of the schools he teaches mathematics, chemistry, and physics. He is liked and respected by everyone. The seniors are proud of the fine school which Kansas Community High School has become under his leadership. Four W.