Kempton High School - Kemptona Yearbook (Kempton, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1953 volume:

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QSW WJ afiyaqiwgesf 37,1 1111 Dear Parents In fond apprec1at1on of your patren e and understandrng we wrsh to dedrcate thrs drary of our student years at Kempton Hrgh School to you AJ C G whose efforts to support the standards of KCI-IS have made our school l1fe xvm M 1 C much happrer Thls Kemptona contarns most of the lmportant events of our school l1fe that took place between March 1952 and March 1953 It IS a sort of album that wrll help us to recall not only the students themselves but also the teachers the games and the acuvmes of that parucular penod of trme will ff 1' Jyp ' QJLQP' . ' ' U I U. l - fog, .J l las' ' . I ' I ku, Q g J k ? VN jj 9 if V! . 1 1 R a a a a N at s gs sl xps ,L All 4, - LW A ,-, .- 4 me ffyixft ij, if F 'nfl ' slll ,M ' Scfuwl J .'73aw1d of 'A' .und 'N----up A0394 Mr James Malone Mr James Dretzman Presldent Secretary M45 ,RQKL yr- W..-A -'lllt-nr .-vs Mr Robert Sengprel Mr Charles Gardner Mr Edgar Essmgton A group of frve crtrzens compose our Kempton Commumty Hrgh School Board of Educatron These members are elected for a perrod of three years by the voters of D1SU'1CI 120 Supervlsrng school operauon and makmg school polrcres are the basxc dutres of the board of educatxon I7 16, U 1? I ' 1 , QL K, an , Q at T' M - of 'ar x . ' KL x V 'K . A , Q 5- he ii f l K ig np t , ,o , ,, ., ,K 3 ' :V fi t '- 4 , , 1, , SQ! 3 'Y ff Vwffl.b'r,'lrf'jw'lf9fA1 1'1 .,,-QM jf P V W' 'JP' ALfffM','+'w fl' I M 'A lr W WW lb H' 'rm f X kr NNN!! 51 '-vis. G? all Lg, D4 Mr BurenH Moore Prrncrpal Hrstory 1 . s af J Milf TOP ROW Mr James Clark Scrence Coach Mrs JanetRoche Home Ec BOTTOM ROW Mrs Margaret Dalhaus Mathe matrcs Mrss Inez Burlexgh Commerce Latrn TOP ROW Mrss Ruth Psaute Enghsh Band Mr Donald Krng Agrrculture BOTTOM ROW Mr Robert James Speech Mrss Jeanne Psaute Socral Lrvrng G rls P E Vocal Musrc X iq I Q 1 f-Pies if u fi? f gb My MH U MUN X1 XAX A Nix X1-53 'Lx B Ofvfw QSM 1 2 l.7l4l5 1 U5 ZUZI 1 3 gill? zrzuza w X - 1152 TUE ED 1 B X X! SUN W fi, B 5 '21 -tl f '29 ' L I 3E isa B178 Q N 1 x S3 Q0 .K S3 ZZ ' 321' gli? Q53 5 gi fffgaiaw qv sf Cl 2 MWQKXB YQ SA L MQN mi 2 P W VV5l5f!LfL mf M5 E B AT E 4 5 '3V'x22'3'z 2 ,Z 2 H 'SE2W '7lHl 57.7 ,324 Q v-LT 0 Y X T 6 X za K 7 ' 2 1 , f , 2 3 P X v 2 I I X X . U ' ' ' - E THEATRE J were our fin . f ie, UPPER LEFT: W. Essin ton, Louise Gish, Marlene McGinnis, and Lola Mae giuss made up the Saxophone Quartette, which entered the District Music Contest on March 15. LOWER LEFT: On March 10, 11, the annual Soph- Frosh Tourney was held in our Gym. The teams par- ticipating in the Tourney were Saunemin, Cullom, Piper, and Kempton. NICKERSON'S GARAGE - Kempton General Repair - DX Products 1 Z' S UPPER RIGHT: In another scene of the Soph-Frosh Tourney we see Ron Gash jumping and Gerry Gates and Phillip Hughes ready for action. LOWER RIGHT: Helen Malone, Kay Bruett, and Joan Eggenberger made up the Clarinet Trio which played at Gibson City on March 15 at the District Music Contest. COOK'S IGA STORE -- Piper City Air Conditioned. Free Parking WAGNER CHEVROLET SALES Herscher, Illinois UPPER LEFT: Kaye Bruett, Eugene Sadler, Helen Malone, Darrel Dorsett, Donna Sutton, Bill James, and Maxine Lambert were contestants in the V.V. Speech and Voice Contests held on April 15 and 18. LOWER LEFT: FHA skating party at Chief City Skate- land in Pontiac on April 7, 1952. Students and fac- ulty had fun in spite of spills. STATE BANK OF SAUNEMIN A good Bank in a good Town UPPER RIGHT: A boys with Ike, who wasmade into sausage for QCHS pancake supper on 24th of March, 1952. It was an FFA project with the FHA girls doing the cooking. LOWER RIGHT: The waiters for the pancake-sausage supper were Don Juergens, Larry Gardner, Dick Gass- ler, Don Billerbeck, Don McGinnis, and Darrel Dorsett. lg!! uit lf! Ill 2 394 il' 5- X ' x A in V' Q! ,.-w 'M fC f ---4-La ,fn-. tk S fir La ' ' . by I Z' A ,'. 7+ Y if-we UL- The annual Spring Concert was presented by In the above picture the mixed chorus, under the music department of KCHS on April 27, the direction of Miss Louise Moore is sing- 1952. ing 'Blue Skies. Eby-Cullen - Kankakee wholesale candy and confections Louise and Patsy act as principal and secretary of KCI-IS on Student Council Day, which was April 23. Everyone seems to be enjoyin? his supper at the Bas ketball Banquet held on Apri 22. 1952. 5? nuff M . A N00 '-t .4 -,A r f '1 is ...Q ,, 1 . tu 4 ' .nm 1 ' x The three act comedy, Grandma's Best Years, was presented by the jtmior class on May 1 and 2, under the direction of Mr. Stan Kruger. The play cast was composed of R. Essington, mfr 54.2 ilu f 3' A is K. Bmett, P. Lovell, P. Swearingen, A. Shapland, E. Sadler, S. Hanson, I, Kray, D. Lambert, D. Sutton, P. Fenton, M. Lambert, G. Gassler, D. Warmbir, H. Malone, M. McGinnis, L. Gish. C. A. Burch Roofing Co. - Cabery Roofing and Siding Louise, Helen, and Don in scene from Grandma's Best Years. 1. Phyllis tries to astonish the group by stretching out her bubble gum. f . ,F - R., Q , g x I 'P Lt lt P L 1 I ' e ' . ' 547241493 all .T On the evening of May 9, the senior class was honored by the juniors at the Prom and Banquet held in the Kempton gymnasium. The decora- tions carried out the theme ofan African jungle. In the picture at the right are some students and their guests grouped around the giraffe. ,. R , 4 I , . V .,. ox In the picture at the left are Donna, Gloria, Marlene, Phyllis, Doris, and Gene making an entrance to the cave in the jungle. .u iw Qui ' Q. 4 ll il 5 it ' 1 K . In the picture atthe right are Ioan Eggenberger, t N' Jo Ann Gish, Cherilyn Donley, and Marlene 4 5-Qxja-W i Moore. who wore gay colored sarongs at the 4 li 4 M A 3 ' Prom and served the punch. ' - ii rg QM fx 'Hi .JM . ,, LECOUR'S - Kankakee Women's Ready-to-Wear Shoes, Millinery U 8 U Dr. E. Y. Ross Dial 2201 Cabery I' J 7, ,.- ,nf 1 ,fn F K 73' P2 fi' mv- r FHA officers installed for l952-53, were Lois Schairoth, Doris Lambert, Marlene McGinnis, Sally Hanson, Jo- Ellyn Bidner, Patsy Sadler, Sherry Malone, Donna Hummel, and Joan Eggenberger. +-,-,-v A 1',,'ii 0 U I fi. . Cl. Siqlfe Shaw On the afternoon ofMay 13, in the KCHS Gym, the girls of FHA held installation of their offi- cers for '52-53, and presented a Style Show and Tea for their mothers. In the upper left picture, Lola Mae Fuss is model- ing a dress, in the lower left, Marjori Shapland is mcdeling her skirt and weslcit. 511 t . .BEF - X Q .QD COLT HURST HARDWARE Cabery, Illinois O l U PRIDE SEED CORN Dua ne Buck Dowse 36 l I K-as V , 4 I 2 i 1 lx 4 , SQA: . -,., 'Af 5 , J N r fcyxl k-' W-SCJ , J S' C X-,T I ttf Toward the end of school, on May 16, 1952, the Dramatics Club presented three one-act plays in the Kempton Gym. At the left are Joan, Agnes, Sherry, Mr. Kruger, and Darrel, ina scene from Jed Settles Down. The center picture shows Mrs. Kruger, Cherilyn, Ioan, Marlene, Io Ann, Bob, and Tom in Not According to Schedule. i .zzmfsffffv lt. Y qv J . 1 .., f ff 5 5 '5 Swii 1 lr R 6 4 ,, . A MW . Here is the day that was joyfully welcomed by all of the students May 21, 1952, the last day of school! LEISER'S DEPARTMENT STORE Kroehler Furniture Herscher, Illinois R. J. CHAMBERLAIN MOTOR CO. - Dodge - Plymouth - Kankakee is 7 I 1 Q .1 :vw va if -Fir nv Yienvpiana Staff - - Phyllis Swearingen Helen Malone - Gloria Gassler - - - - - - Inez Burleigh - - - Donna Sutton, Don Warmbir Marlene McGinnis, Eugene Sadler Louise Gish, Richard Essington - - - - Gloria Gassler, Jim Kray Kaye Bruett, Sally Hanson, Doris Lambert, Paul Fenton, Paul Lovell Maxine Lambert, Ann Shapland - - - - Louise Gish, Sally Hanson Marlene McGinnis, Donna Sutton 1 .4 . . , 1 ? S 1 xi' A x .P- fl 1 f5' I2 CX me REE? in Q Wm WU W3 WN int uzl B Bmxgvam if gli Vll AX xzl?-UU 25 September found last year s junitrs 'sdphs and freshmen all back 'again for 1902-53 with the exception of 1t1Bidner and Marlene Moore. The twenty promising enercvetic freshmen who entered were immediately ini- tiated and made into regu ar old-timers by the FFA the FHA and the shrewd and scheming sophs. 1,7 xy - 4 b S fyjg IN T x W0 541, iw' U fp fQj2 ict is f 1143-7 7? viii for 6 22 fn faq? A--V ,W 2'-'1,,, S fl-fig . lf' October was a busy month of work and fun, 'IIS'tn,ain'acTivities were L the GAA skating party in Pontiac, the arrival of tHose,fNPGnny-looking ur? senior proofs, e drive for magazine subscrigggrs, the junior play, N ' ' 'Just Ducky, and last of all the annual Hallo n Camival. ' J i Y I' rf , -xg vi- 0,5 1 ' Y hw. 8 lv at . - K. 5 ke. 9 X . K v -0- 7 Ah K Nyc . , Ig- -4 9' ' , D. K. SUTTON - GENERAL sroms - KEMPTON .QQ . J, . by rx . 'G' Q 4,5 wr- In VW , , f, H 11111 ffl 1 A'J , 36 fl. :L QW A, ,p 1953 DONALD WARMBIR, Class Pres. 3, 4, FFA 1,2,3, Pres. 4, Basketball 1, 2,3,4, Kemptona 4, Play Cast 3,4, Band 1,2, Baseball 1,2, Track 1,2,3,4. HELEN MALONE: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3,4, COnteSt 2, 3,4, GAA 1, 2, 3,4, Kemptona 4, Kembery 4, Play Cast 3, 4. SALLY HANSON: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4,Class Vice Pres. 2,4, Play Cast 3,4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Kemptona 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, FHA 1,2, Sec. 3, President 4. RICHARD ESSINGTON: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Play Cast 2, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Kemptona 4, Solo Contest 1. PAUL LOVELL: Kemptona 4, Basketball 1, 2, FFA 2,3,4, Treas. 1, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Play Cast 3,4. .- LOUISE GISH: Class Sec. 1, 2,4, Band 1,3,4, V. Pres. 2, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3,4, Student Council Sec. -Treas. 2, Pres. 3, 4, Chorus 1, 3,4, Pres. 2. kvyalomtfwgfr-4-1-J 'J 'fZ 1di'A. oh? au 5 'IH Luo!! 1.2, Wes, we W' 1 to lv fwk J., .tv A 1 A ,fl , J7' Ury! 7 U I XA X 91 XX J If KN x l. 45.26 ff,-all MARLENE MCGINNIS: Class Pres. 1, 2, Rep. 3, Treas. 4, Band 1,4, Sec. 2, Publicity Off. 3, Chorus 1,2,4, Sec. 2, FHA 1,3, Treas. 2, Sec. 4. JACK VERCELLONO: Coal City Band 1, 2, 3, Kempton Band, V. President 4, Play Cast 4. PHYLLIS SWEARINGEN: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, Class V. Pres. 1, GAA 1,2,4, Sec. -Treas. 3, Kernptona 4, Kembery, Cheerleader 2, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4. A, ,f 1953 PAUL FENTON: Kemptona 4, Track 3,4, FFA 1, 2, 4, Treas. 3, Class Treas. 2, Vice Pres. 3, Student Council 1, Play Cast 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. DONNA SUTTON: Music Contest 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, FHA 3, 4, Majorette 2,3, 4, Chorus 2,3,4, iematgna 4, Kembery 4, Dramatics 3,4, Play Cast 3,4. '- Lu 1,9 ,L vp 'JJ oft' . if fix f U !l .b ,33- 1 n 1 L- gpg ,f',.r ' V.-f gan' 'f ,fe if GLORIA GASSLER: Kemptona 4, Student Council 4, Band 1, 2, 3,4, Chorus 1, 2, 4, Play Cast 3,4, Speech Contest 1, Kembery 4, FHA l,2,3,4. MAXINE LAMBERT: District Contest 1, 2, 3, 4, Kemptona 4, GAA 1, 2, FHA 1,2, 3,4, Chorus 1,2, 3,4, Play Cast 3, 4. EUGENE SADLER, Solo Contest 2,3,4, Class Sec.-Treas. 3, J' 1 Reporter 2, Play Cast 3,4, Kemptona 4, Student Counci1,3,!' - Chorus 1,2,3, Basketball 1. ,l - ,- , ANN SHAPLAND: Kembery 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4,Banddnd Chorus 1, 2, Play Cast 3,4, Student Council 2, Kemptona 4. KAY BRUETT: Chorus 1,2,3,4, FHA 2, GAA 1, 2,3,4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Play Cast 3, 4, Dramatics 3,4, Kemptona 4, Solo and Ensemble 2, 3,4, Speech 2,3. JAMES KRAY: Ag. 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1, 2, Play Cast 3,4, Kemptona 4. DORIS LAMBERT: Play Cast 3,4, Band 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 3, Sec. 4, FHA 1,3,4, Kemptona 4, Kembery 1.3, Chonrs 1,2, 3. 4. ,f , ,a Q3 19 Ta' Ci 1 J 7 'gr I S-m...4f H--ff Mi up XA tb' , fi ' J. wa ' I JUQ .Wh ig , QS ,4 C7444 WLZZ the class of 1953 havmg been duly exammed and declared sound of mrnd and body do hereby make publrsh and declare thrs to be our last Wrll and Testament Rxchard Essmgton wrll my way wrth the women plus my favorrte spots on lonely roads to Don Iuergens Glorxa Gassler leave my place on the honor roll to Agnes Flynn Sally Hanson leave my pre makmgabrlrty m the Home Economrcs Department to Sherry Malone who rn urn IS to grve rt to Mr Moore wrth all these robberres he needs the dough' Jrm Kray 1ust leave and everybody s happy mcludrng me' Jack Vercellono bequeath my abrlxty to get along w1th my typtng teacher Mrss Burlergh to Chuck Stevens Donnre Warmbrr wrll my 41 Ford to Don Brllerbeck If he doesn t want tt I wrll rt to anyone who can keep rt under 80 mrles per hour I can t Maxme Lambert wrll my smgrng abrlrty to Lots Schafroth and also lots of good luck to everyone Helen Malone wrll my typrng abrlrty and good grades to Phrllrp Hughes Kaye Bruett w1l1 the thousands of squeaks rn my clarrnet to Joan Eggenberger Ann Shapland wrll my shorthand grades C PJ to anyone who may take shorthand next year Lourse Gxsh wrll my harr to the boys rn my graduatton class who somedayfwhen they re oldjmay need rt Phyllrs Swearmgen leave my bram to the Scrence Drvrsron to be sold to needy Junrors Paul Lovell can t wrll These last four years have taken everythrng I had to w1l1 out of me Gene Sadler leave the hrstory class fthank goodnesslj Paul Fenton wrll my herght to Bernte Cassrdy Dons Lambert bequeath all my old boy frrends to Mary Ruth Bartruff Donna Sutton w1l1 my Job as maJorette to Donna Hummel I Marlene MCGIHDIS w1ll my cheerleadrng abrlrty to Patsy Sadler We the senror class have secured Mrs Dalhaus ruptured appendrx to bequeath to Mr Clark s scrence lab for future posterrty Also we bequeath To Mrss Jeanne Psaute A boys chorus that wrll behave To Mrss Ruth Psaute New lrbrary books We may have been a LITTLE hard on the last ones To Mr Clark A basketball team that wrll wrn every game To Mrs Roche a New set of cookrng utensrls The old ones don t seem to be standmg up under all of that burnt food To Mr Kmg Enough fuel o1l to keep the Ag Shop warm all wmter To Mr James A new Studebaker wrthout dents ln wrtness whereof, we have hereunto set our hand and seal thxs Twenty second day of May rn the year of our Lord, One Thousand Nme Hundred Frfty three f 71' Q 55 0 :Wir ,7 1 . .HW ,S ma, 5 wie, - , ' - A n V I, ' ' , ' l , ' l, ' , . L , . - . .. . . i , . I ' I. ' . ' . ' , ' ' - L . . I . , . . , . ' . . L , , . . . 1, , ' . I' . . , . . . . , . D I, , ' . . I. . ' ' ' ' . I, ' , ' . L ' . . . . OFFICERS: Don luergens, Sec'yp Don McGinnis, Vice President, Larry Gardner, Presidentg Bill Johnson, Treasurer. STANDING: Miss Jeanne Psaute, Ioan Weaver, Lois Schafroth. SITTING: Marlene Sadler, Sherry Malone, Don McGinnis, Patsy Sadler, Don Iuergens, Ed Swearingen, Chuck Stevens. TOP ROW: Mary Ruth Bartruff, Agnes Flynn, Bill Johnson. SITTING: DickieAl1en, Bernie Cassidy, Larry Gardner, Philip D. Hughes, Don Billerbeck. Donna Hummel. -if ' Z2 0 MLUAM SUQTOM Kgrpbn STATE BANK of l-XEPSCATP Jfemlcr FDIC' ' 5fst far Une I 5, Q Gr I, 'S W' 3. WW 4- B I I I ' 0 04 7 Sup on the .93eam--.7luzt'o, na .73 STANDING: Gerry Gates, Darrel Dorsett, RobertFleischman. CENTER ROW: Thelma Brewer, Cherilyn Donley, Wayne Essington, Richard Gassler, FRONT ROW: Marcella Carlson, Joan Eggenberger, Jo Ann Gish. TOP ROW: BillMcCul1och, RogerSengpiel.. Roger Harris, Ronald Gash, Ronald Kelly, Mr.James Clark. FRONT ROW:Tom Hughes, Bob Neth, Gene Green, Betty Hall, Rosalie Weaver. OFFICERS: Robert Neth, President, Tom Hughes, Historian, Ronald Kelly, V. Presi- dent, JoAnnGish, Secretary-Treasurer, Joan Eggenberger, Reporter. SORAN'S CAFE -- Piper City Home-cooked Food Dining Room Jw ffzzwfuwne 9' , Hkpp .77 STANDING: Mr. D. King, Anne Drew, Mary H hes, Charles Fitzpatrick, Gene Gardnertliatsy Bartruff, Rita Earing. FRONT ROW: RobertGass1er, Carole Clapp, Mildred Gribbins, Rita Fleischman. .-fs .Q ir? Lai if Y.,,. 5, ,111 M ,T 'Q -- f 4 4 .. N, gawk. . OFFICERS: Mary Hughes, Presidentg Gene Gardner, Reporter: Carole Clapp, Secretary- Treasurerg Mildred Gribbins, V. Presidentg Rita Fleischman, Historian. fly ,'K'of', STANDING: Leonard Legan, Jeweldean Willis, Ronald Jamieson, Carolyn Lee. SIT- TING: Irene Winge, Lavonne Nielsen, Kenneth Schall, Joe Kersch, Barbara Bruner. --in CLOSE MOTOR SALES Pontiac Cars Kankakee 07 - '4 - ---'vvi u rg. Fel g 1 4.1 4 LQ? ji 3 - un'-L unix ' 1 -Q gl i 5 - I FRONT ROW: Mr, King, D. Warmbir, Pres., D. McGinnis, V. Pres., D. Billerbeck, Sec., L. Gardner, Treas., R, Neth, Reporter, R. Essington, Sentinel. MIDDLE ROW: J. Kersch, R. Fleischman, C. Fitzpatrick, E. Green, G. Gardner, R. Jamieson, K, Schall, R. Gassler, W. Essington, Robert Gassler, R. Allen, R. Segpiel. BACK ROW: L. Legan, E. Swearinjgen, T. Hughes, P. Lovell, D. Juergens, P, Fenton, R. Gash, B. cCu1loch, R. Harris, C. Stevens, B. Cassi y. I The FFA Chapter of KCHS,under the guidance of Mr. Donald King, has a membership of 29 boys. The FFA highlights of the year were the Leadership Training School at Camp Shaw- , waw-nas-see, the Officers Banquet at Watseka, the trip to the Chicago International Livestock Show, participation in the section and state livestock judging contests, and the presentation of the outstanding record books to be judged by the vocational ag teachers. 1 - 12 -3.f1 .ff '. , 4 , as agyng 1 The boys at the left were initiated in- to the Kempton FFA on September 12, 1952. KEMPTON CO-OPERATIVE CO. Grain - Coal - Feed Lumber - Fertilizer 4, ,,--.rx ,iii A ,J P 1. - vg. ' ' ,. ' 4 s ' I , . - . -s ' Ir I -ft. may ' 9 'L5'-Q Nu 5 f , , Y f Q1 YQ -- - . . ' gl' -K 3' my 'uni The freshman girls at the right were - g . . ' 'asf . . t , , initiated into the Kempton FHA Chap- 4, m . 2 f Y - - M.-'gi Q I ter on September 18, 1052. '1 , . '- , Q I .g fit ' 1 . , , , V.. , I. -. A l g 4 I I y su - iv I 'Li 0 A I Q ! '. I :gl Q f P ., . ' Q a ts , ln' . N4 . , u - I Vrf I1 Q. . fa NY y., 1 A ' X L.. E I If we in ' If x . h ',':-1 A 1, .sa - ,sg - ., 1 .xs'4,,, Q.. + i Il, vw f ,F '::g!gf?'L,j:l .la -5 'Q ' 1 Q 'L 1, , '5g3,.l4:lY,x W? A. ' ' ' X vw f' w..'l,A-A. 1, Ji :f.'fSIff,'j,5T FAQ- ,' ' -'Xi' .fl M WARD'S BAKING Co. ' 3 , a. , A , -' g:.:f I ' -. , f- J I x la 2 , I '15 0 ' I, 5, 1 Bourbonnais, Illinois I ' ' Vi 'f 1' 'P 1 ' A ' -A This year the FHA, with Mrs. Janet Roche as its sponsor, has been a very active organi- 4 zation. In October, its members took atrip to Chicago to tour the Conrad Hilton Hotel, Marshall Field's, and to attend the Sonja Henle Ice Revue. O Other achievements of the year were sending packages to the Wor1d's ChildrenChrist- mas Festival, broadcasting over WKAN, baby-sitting for the parents on Election Day, and visiting the Women's Reformatory at Dwight. I FRONT ROW: D. HUMMEL, Hist. , A. Drew, Treas. , M. McGinnis, Sec. , S. Hanson, Pres., P. Sadler, V. Pres. P. Swearingen, D. Lambert, Parl., Mrs. Roche, MIDDLE ROW: C. Lee, M. Gribbms, J. Willis, B. Brunner C. Clapp, L. Gish, S. Malone, J. Eggenberger, L. Schafroth, M, Sadler, G. Gassler. TOP ROW: P. Bartruff B. Hall, M. Carlson, R. Earing, L. Nielsen, R. Fleischman. J. Weaver, D, Sutton, M. Bartruff, M. Lambert B. Rayburn, M. Hughes, J. Gish, A. Flynn. Nusa- -V... ---.f- gl- ...I iv' Suaph znieo .bzaofu in, 'Freshman Day' at KCHS was the day dur- ing which the cruel-hearted sophs put the humble Frosh to their nest. At the left we see the freshmangirls artired in levis, not only backwards but inside out, as well. In the picture at the left we see the boys in skirts, blouses, ladies' shoes, hats and veils, each wearing a cowbell as a necklace. In the lower picture is a scene from the frosh- soph party, showing Tom Hughes, judge, and his all-sophomore-boy jury trying Patsy Bartruff, who pleads guilty. Jill E. G. WARMBIR All Types of Insurance 362 E. Court Kankakee ,..l.4 On October 16 and 17, the junior class presented Just Ducky, a comedy directed by Miss Ruth Psaute. TOP PICTURE: A.F1ynn. I. Weaver, D. Hummel, B. Johnson, R. Psaute, L. Schafroth, M. Bartruff, L. Gard- ner, M. Sadler, P.SadIer,S.Ma1one, D.Juer ens, R.A11en, D. Billerbeck, D. Mcginnis, P. Hughes, E. Swear- ingen, and C. Stevens. CENTER PICTURE: Donna, Agnes, and Joan. BOTTOM PICTURE: Patsy,feigning insanity is shown with Sherry, Don Billerbeck, and Ed. ' hbufflbw Bmw, ' . 5. I ,W ii ,. Q, On October 21, the GAA girls enjoyed a skating party at the rink in Pontiac. The top picture shows Agnes Flynn, Ma.ry R. Bartruff, Doris Lambert, Patsy Bartruff, Barbara Rayburn, and Mildred Gribbins watching the skaters. In the lower right picture is a group of girls prac- ticing basketball in P.E. class. 'N 'T n J I v xl Q fs 512' 0 ' ,M ia K- W .Z 1 -2 54 XR BACK ROW: G. Gassler, C. Clapp, Rep., B. Bruner, H. Malone, S. Malone, M. McGinnis, S. Hanson, I. Weaver, R. Eating, A. Shapland, D. Sutton, D. Hummel, M. Hughes, A. Flynn. SECOND ROW: K. Bruett, P. Swearingen, L. Gish, P. Sadler, Pres., L. Schafroth, D. Lambert, M. Bartruff, C. Donley, R. Fleischman, L. Nielsen, M. Carlson, B. Hall, I Gish, Sec. - Treas. FRONT ROW: R. Weaver, M. Sadler, B. Rayburn, P. Bartruff, M. Gribbins, A. Drew. J. Eggenberger, C. Lee, J. Willis. G. A.A SMITI-I'S JEWELRY 117 W. Madison Street Pontiac, Illinois , IK The annual KCHS Carnival, held in our Gym on October 30, was under the direction of James Clark and the efficient student com- mittee shown in the picture at the right. COMMITTEE: Helen Malone, chair- man, Doris Lambert, Phyllis Swear- ingen, Mr. Clark, Miss Burleigh, and Donna Sutton. 'jp--R A' at ' l CENTER LEFT: Phillip, Bernie, and Kenneth at the shooting gallery. CENTER RIGHT: Gerry at the penny pitch, Mary and Marcella at the wishing well. Don Warmbir and Patsy Sadler were crowned King and Queen of the Carnival. KEMPTON STATE BANK Each Account Insured up to 310, 000 I9 Q 6 QW' 14 .01 8 I ? OVRW nu YQ tw WN BR f' MJ. 9 .,.1..4.JJ fA11f 'I 1. 5 is 3,3 r UPTOWN SALES Inc - Kankakee CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH XA X5 X A 5x5 57.5 za 27 2 In November the basketball squad after losing several of last year s members began its fall training in earnest The band with Miss Ruth Psaute as its director appeared several times at the games -- hill billies at one game soldiers with an al-girl sound-off choir at another. X958 fU 'WON E i FWD 79 MP0 XQJQ 43? ,gli I T -711,7 f Now Dasherl now Dancer! now Prancer and Visen! On Comet! on Cup' . on Dunder and Blixen! So up to the high school the coursers they flew With the sleigh full of toys and Santa Claus too f 37 . X xl Ll . RESTAURANTX- K Rib.Selfved Diilycsa CookeXdM ls x K l LEFT TO RIGHT: Don Warmbir, Don McGinnis, Coach Clark, Phillip Hughes, Paul Fenton, Richard Essington. 22 ' mafpffzs TETQQLQ 'S f6rlCn1're , .9F6'wucQJ Although the Red Devils had a small squad and came through the season with few victories, yet their spirit and sportsmanship cou1dn't have been better. Time after time with odds against them the boys cheerfully went back into the games and fought to the end. Since Dick Essington had to quit playing because of an injury, some of the more versatile sophomore players finished the season in his place. Seniors Don Warrnbir and Paul Fenton will not be back next year, but Coach Clark will have veterans Phillip Hughes and Don McGinnis as a nucleus around which to build his fall team. Better luck next year! 11- Q +'Y 1' 'I ,Ds ka. 'A ,, W A o FRONT ROW: Gerry Gates, Tom Hughes, Ronald Jamieson, Ronald Gash, Larry Gardner, Roger Harris, Mr, Clark, STANDING: Charles Fitzpatrick, Wayne Essingron, Darrell Dorsett, Robert Gassler, Kenneth Schall, Robert Neth, Roger Sengpiel, 511906,-Snap , , eo, fixup KEY CITY MOTORS Sales--CHEVROLET--Service Kankakee, Illinois Kempton Sherry Malone Marlene McGinnis PM Patsy Sadler and Louise Gish ,CU-L Crescent City Reddick Piper City Rob Thaw Cullom Saunemm Chatsworth Forrest St Pat Cullum Onarga Reddick Saunemin Forrest Herscher Compliments of Kempton O0 Chatsworth Onarga Plper City Crescent City Rob Thaw Gardner Odell Plainfield Forrest Saunemm Chatsworth Xmas Tourney V. V. District SWANNELL HARDWARE, Inc, ROMY HAMMES, Inc. Leading Sfporting Goods Store Your Friendly Ford Dealer o Kankakee of Kankakee 9 one Jvi I, Ill gag FQ? X 0 , f rf 1 I vp A ,Q Q U . 'Ti' I3 gg 'lin E Wy. K V51 ' r a - '- f9,LULg3CllZd A, ' ' The efforts of the KCHS band are dedicated to the service of our school and of our community. The band marched in the Memorial Day parade in Kempton and in the Ha11owe'en parades in Kempton and Cabery. At several of the basketball games it fur- nished amusement for the spectators with various stunts. The three principal public appearances of the band were at the Spring Concert, at the Christmas pro- gram, and at the Ford County Music Festival at Gibson City -- Paul Yoder conducting. I Z Sm STANDING G Gassler D Lambert D Sutton L Schafroth S Malone Lib R Zanarini J Bergan J Weaver Ruth Psaute MIDDLE ROW I Wa ner G Legan R Sengpiel W Essington L Gish Ginnis 1ackVerce1lono V Pres L Legan G Gard ner L Gardner R Kelly Pres FRONT ROW H Malone Joan Eggenbe er D Tibbs K Bruett R Eating R Jamieson Gates Sec Treas Jerry Vercellono Jxm Eggenberger OPIST- ATZZQQEL- wf.?'f?Zf'??f Q0-4 SPLEAWS STUDIO JCAMEPA SHOP 'x ? 6 i BACK ROW: P. Hughes, Sec.- Treas., R. Harris, R. Kelly, L. Legan, D. McGinnis R. Essington, Pres., L. Gardner, B, Neth. FRONT ROW: I. Weaver, Accompanist 7 D. Billerbeck, R. Fleischman, R. Jamieson, G. Gardner, G. Gates, W. Essington Miss Jeanne Psaute. KA OFU 4 TOP ROW: J. Weaver, Sec.-Treas., M. McGinnis, M. Lambert, D. Lambert, B. Bruner, J. Eggenberger, A. Flynn, J. Gish, R. Earing, M. Bamuff, B. Rayburn, C. Donley, M. adler. MIDDLE ROW: P. Sadler, L. Gis , Lib., M. Gribbins, J. Willis, C, Clapp, P. Bartruff, A. Drew, K. Bruett, L. Nielsen, S. Hanson, L. Schafroth. FRONT ROW: Miss J. Psaute, C. Lee, M. Hughes, H. Malone, R. Fleischman, S. Malone, Pres., D. Hummel, D. Sutton, P. Swearingen, G. Gassler. . 2 w I fi v . 1 . 1 lf'5 Drab Dgfmk is r -750 T H V 'b- .Q ,. I-ali 'U 'x M55 BJP-N359 5 I M N NE gfmynfifv Y TA L02 STATE BANK ': 'Qgf, 'p'iWft5f2 B K B XXXZXSX X5 5 102X1Z2B2A HEX 2X2XB 2525235252 2 gg .Sf g H L fqfj F fufv MON T D ur mn WU Hyfgj s I 'afll fl! 51511, 21:14 22 515 AbouL thxs tune the Jumsts began to wonder tf they shqpldn t start planmng that Prom of 1953 After all xt was one of the Lradltlons of KCHS wasn t 1t? Now the ftrst feeltng of anttclpatton of graduatlon started sweepmg over the semors Should they be ordenng those caps and gowns or shouldn t they? That senxor trxp had to be planned too or would ll just plan urself? Maybe then' sponsor Mlss Psaute would do tt tf they let xt sltde or wouldn t she? 1 STEWART FUNERAL HOME Kempton Cullom Cabery Cullom Phone3 Q - X I I I I l f V l .J' 'f B 1 , -n 1 't , I f I '. ., , 1 , . if' , rp a f .. V .A , I . , .. f A , I F .0 i T ' ,. K 4 4 1 l 4, Q Z' -V :,,.. - 4 ', 4 , ' ' 4 A l f' 'I ,- J .4 4 ' Y , ' . ,' -.,z - ' - - - K 'f J ' ' 4 1 , - , 4' X 1 ' J '-Q , - , ,4 -I , , , Y, . 1 4- ' 1.1 p ,T 1 I d 1 A 4 u 5 ' 1 , , I f, I . -ix ' l 1 a.v ' t,. ' ' ' 4 4' '-' Y E ' - ' y .- . . . I , , 1 . , Q 4 E . . 1- ' . xl k U I 1 , 'l . . , . . . 1 , 4 I .- - u ' ' 1 -I 1 ' A ,' .- , . l ' ' 4 . . u 0 4 - 1 , . . , Y I u f - . . , I BACK ROW: E. Swearingen, D. Sutton, Miss J. Psaute, L. Schafroth, A. Shapland, C. Clapp, P. Swearinalen, M. Hug es, S. Malone, Bus. Mgr., A. Flynn, Miss R. Psaute, B. Cassidy. FRONT RO : J. Gish, M. Sadler, D. Hummel, G. Gassler, H. Malone, M. McGinnis, co- editor, J. Weaver, co-editor, L. Gish, S. Hanson. BACK ROW: R. Fleischman, D. Dorsett, L. Gardner, L. Gish, S. Malone, M. McGinnis, J. 'Veaver, C. Donley, R. Jamieson, D. Sutton, L. Legan, G. Gardner. THIRD ROW: G. Gassler, A. Flynn, D. Hummel, S. Hanson, C. Clapp, K. Bruett, M. Bartruff, R. Neth. SECOND ROW- , I X ,N K E M BE Q DQ Y A M A T I C Miss Psaute, B. Rayburn, P. Bartruff, B. Bruner, M. Gribbins, C. Lee, J. Willis, A. Drew, I. Eggenberger, P. Sadler, Mr. James. FIRST ROW: P. Swearingen, M. Hughes, Rep., R. Kelly V. Pres., D. Lambert, Sec., G. Gates, Treas., I. Gish, Pres., H. Malone. U Llc: fi' ,119 pg F5 F YC! ff' . aff I I 5 1? if V7 1 SITTING Ed Swearrngen Patsy Sadler Loutse Gtsh Mr Moore Marlene MCGIHHIS STANDING Anne Drew Roger Harms Chertlyn Donley Gene Gardner Glona Gassler .TW Ekfcxsofv, Z1 VM V51-5u,vAkl4 N -CuLLaH mime I5 30 ual cfasuev mpzfnmr co The Student Counctl under the dtrectron of Mr Moore con srsts of the prestdent Louise Grsh and two representatvtes from each class Loutse and Patsy Sadler secretary treasurer were elected by the student body In October the Councrlsponsored the annual magazrne dnve On January 14 xt played host to the student body by presentmg the movre Snake Prt It also sponsored a maglcran show several dances and educattonal movtes MEF ft, ng, it 'fl Q- XZ' at 3 ' . Q X . - 2 1 at 4 U at A 9 J' ll w- , , ,, V vs . a a ,I -, I, f 5, a r' : . ' , , I . . ' . I ' . .- : l U I I l . . ' . . ' . ' l ' n ,. . .' ,, ..,, . . , I S , TOP LEFT Cutting plywood in the ag shop are Dick Essing ton Paul Fenton, Don Iuergens, and Ed, Swearingen MIDDLE LEFT: Gerry Gates, Darrel Dorsett Ron Kelly Marcella Carlson, and Betty Hall performing an experiment BOTTOM LEFT: Absorbed in their work in the Home Ec room are Sherry Malone, Marlene Sadler, Donna Hummel Agnes Flynn Sally Hanson, and Maxine Lambert - Gul l Lois Patsy Donna, Phillip, Dickie and Agnes in Typing 1 EARING TRANSFER - Kempton Livestock, Gen'l Hauling and DAIRY QUEEN - Kankakee 1045 W. Station The Cone with the Curl on Top 'lllxuzfc TOP RIGHT: While Gene and Marlene check their workon the adding machine, Phyllis, Sally, Louise, and Ann are busy at their desks in bookkeeping. MIDDLE RIGHT: Larry Gardner, Don Warmbir, Bernie Cas- sidy, and Don McGinnis welding in ag shop, LOWER RIGHT: Performing an experiment in general science are Chuck, Rita, Pat, Gene, Bob, and Mildred. I Helen explains problem in Trig while Donna, Ioan, Bill and Larry listen. Geo, Stark - Your TOLSON Agent Dependable Cleaning Since 1886 Kankakee Illinois and VANDERWATERS--Since 1894 Kankakee's Accepted Store for Men 4 ,-P' SX ,9- f K' ... .4 ' ' t ..-. W - ,,, , V H ' as Then come Bob Neth, sophomore presi- dent, FFA reporter, and a member of the bas- ketball teamg and Gloria Gassler, business manager of the Kemptona, a band majorette, and a member of the Student Council. LAMBERT'S SERVICE - Kempton Fami Bureau Products CHEVROLET Sales and CABERY FARMERS' GRAIN CO. Grain, Coal, Zenith Radio 8: TV Dial 2272 . C. 36. S. Here they are, the KCHS students of 1952-'53, who had so many extra activities they didn't know what to do. First come Helen Malone, co-editor with Phyllis of this Kemptona, chairman of the Carnival, and valedictorian of her class: Phyllis Swearingen, school reporter for the Kankakee Journal and feature editor of Kemberyg and Donna Sutton, one of Kemptona's photographers, a voice contestant who went to State in 1952, and one who participates in about every activity at Kempton High. 4 ' , 5-vu W if B f At the right are the two Gardner brothers, Gene. a freshman who is an excellent musician, an honor student, and a member of the Student Council: and Larry, junior president, treasurer of the FFA, an honor student, and a member of the basketball team. Below are Patsy Sadler, cheerleader, sec- retary-treasurer of the Student Council, and queen of the 1952 Carnival, Louise Gish, who has been a cheerleader for four years, president of the Stu- dent Council for the past two years, and saluta- torian of her class, and Don Warmbir, senior pres ident, president of the FFA, king of the 1952 Car- nival, and one of our varsity cagers. 92 1 . 1 A 'A . , I s, . 1 ' ' Y sf' 1 X. . ,Aci ' xx A 1' S 1 TX! Q V s ' I 2 5' jf 1 HA LEY BROTHERS Farm Tiling Bulldozing Surveying Kem pton SCHUTZ PUBLISHING COMPA NY Em ington Illinois The Kemptona Staff W1SheS to acknowledge the generous support of the followlng firms and indlvtduals who have helped to sponsor the 1953 Kemptona FRITZ SADLER S STANDARD SERVICE Greasmg Washlng Overhaul1ng Chlcago Motor Club D1al2191 Cabery In Cullom FLOYD St DON FARM STORE New Idea McCormick Deer1ng Magneto Serv1ce Truck Testmg Lane Internatlonal Trucks C L DOWSE Kempton Hardware GL John Deere Implements PHILCO Products Rad1os T V Refmgerators For Chlcks that Lwe Lay Grow Pay HENDRIX HATCHERY Herscher Kankakee Honegger Feeds Jamesway Equ1pment Flock Culhng and Vacc1nat1ng AGATONE S MUSIC CENTER Teachmg 8t Repairlng Everythlng 1n the l1ne of Muslc 346 E Court Street Kankakee GIBSON S MARKET 8: LOCKER SERVICE Custom Slaughtermg All Year Meats Grocerles Vegetables Saunemin Phone 11 BORDEN S GRADE A MILK Half Sn Half and other Dalry Products Phone Kempton 2527 Make It a MASSEY HARRIS 6 power slzes 28 models For farm crop and every purpose J C GOODING Kempton LEOT DIGAL M A M D Physlcman and Surgeon Saunemln Mon Wed Fr1 Ph 81 Cullom Tues Thur Sat Ph 115 WRIGHT S CAFE Kempton Plate Lunches Sandwlches Ice Cream Phone 52 W C Wr1ght Prop E lk J MOTORS Pont1ac Cars GMC Trucks Pont1ac Ill1no1s HERITAGE HOUSE GIFT SHOP Pont1ac Dollar Glfts for Club Exchanges 504 E Washmgton St. Phone 2497 REUBEN KOERNER 81 SONS HEATILATOR Flreplace General Contractors Phone 120 Cullom SPENCER MOTOR CO DeSoto Plymouth New Holland Equ1pment Phone 2263 Pont1ac R BRUCE KOERNER Cullom We1r Furnaces Kohler Plumbmg Supplles Sheet Metal Products E J FLEISCHMAN Kempton Custom Corn Shellmg 81 Haullng Columb1a Stock Powders Mmeral Feed Phone 2723 S P BRADLEY MOTOR CO Pontla STUDEBAKER Cars and Trucks FIRESTONE Dlstrlbutor WOLF JACOBSON Inc Pont1ac Sales CHEVROLET Serv1ce 825 N Ladd Street Phones 5149 6161 RAY S TAVERN F1ne W1nes a.nd Liquors Cabery Ill1no1s HAAG 8: HAAG Cullom Kaiser Frazer Shell Gas J I Case Farm Equ1pment Admlral T V and Appllances HODAK MOTOR SALES Inc Sales STUDEBAKER Service 280 E Merchant St Kankakee Ill1no1s W H SADLER Barber Shop Cabery Ill1no1s JOHNNY MOORE Trucklng Kempton Ill1no1s MARY ELLEN BEAUTY SHOP Kem Open Tues Thurs all day Fr1 Sat a m only CENTRAL EGG COMPANY Kempton Ill1no1s Phone 93 11 ! .0 - . . '- 1 . I U . , . V . ' 1 ' 1 1 Q Q ' 'U' 1 ' 1 , . 1 s I ' ' I I ' -' lf - - ' D - , . - , - - . , V' , : , I 9 tl it ' ' 4 ' s , . I. D1str1butor - Wally Zanarim I ' , - J J s o - , u . , . . , . . . . , G , . A. ' -I1 ! ' I ' l -I '- , . . , . .v ' I ' , : U . - . -- - , I - l -x1-1- O I , , . . o , -I The Kemptona Staff W1SheS to acknowledge the generous support of the followlng flrrns and lndwlduals who have helped to sponsor the 1953 Kemptona ADENT S IGA STORE Cabery Se1 V1'11ge Good Fggd Gro ce r1es Gene ral Merchand1se TRIANGLE HOME APPLIANCE Cullom RusSelE Glnter Erv1nM Sandham Phone Cullom 7 HAMILTON S STANDARD SERVICE Cullom Lubr1cat1on Washmg Motor Tune Up Atlas TIPES Motor Accessorles KROLL HARDWARE Herscher Tel 2881 Dr1 Gas ADMIRAL APPLIANCES Plumbmg HUBER CHEVROLET SALES Saunemln Batter1es S1lvertown Atlas Tlres Fr1g1da1re Ranges Hot Water Htrs FORD COUNTY SERVICE COMPANY Clarence Telford Cullom HATFIELD S GARAGE Kempton Weldlng General Repalr TROST HARDWARE Cullom General Electrlc Appllances DuPont Pa1nts and General Hardware GINGER AND TINY VAN S CAFE Cullom Sandw1ches Fountaln Servlce PAUL SADLER BARBEP Cullom K M HUGHES STANDARD OIL AGENT Metered Servlce Assures Accuracy Cabery Ill1no1s JOHNSON S PRODUCE P1per C1ty Poultry eggs cream wool hides Phones Offlce 72 Home 116 PENNER S Cullom 111111015 Dresses Blouses Nylon Hose Pamts Ch1ldren s Wear Men s Clothlng DR W G RAUDABAUGH DR W L HAY Vetermarlans P1perC1ty Tel 48R2 GRIMSLEY S LUNCH Cullom Let us feed your extra WOFk1Hg men CLOOS BODY SHOP Plper Clty Wrecks Rebu11t and Reflmshed Complete Palnt Jobs Free Estlmates 171 W Court St Kankakee ROY JOHNSON Cabery Insurance of ALL KINDS DR B A RICHARDSON Ernlngton I1l1no1s RAY B FRANTZ TRANSFER Phone 102 17 Cullom Ill1no1s SENGPIEL AND WEAVER Kempton BUILDING AND REPAIRING CULLOM CO OP CO Gra1n Coal Lumber Feed MARCELLO MOTOR SALES Cadlllac and Oldsmoblle Phone Pontlac 6771 LASSER S FURNITURE CO Muslc Servlce Kankakee Watseka Morrls FARBER AND CASPER Cullom Grocery 81 Market Phone 32 CHET AND LOU S Cabery Drinks and Lunch MCALLISTER ELECTRIC Pontlac Domestlc and Industrial Power and Llghtlng R L VAN ALSTYNE SLSONS Cullom The Chron1cle Headllght Enqulrer I T ROBERTS Kempton F1re and Automob1le Insurance Twenty f1ve Year Agency FIRST NATIONAL BANK Cullom I111no1s COMPLETE TIRE SERVICE BF Goodrlch T1res 8: Tubes 219 W Howard Pontlac Ill1no1s CHIEF CITY SKATELAND Pont1ac Illinols SADLER S GROCERY Cabery Illlnois ' -.. 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