Kewanee High School - Kewanite Yearbook (Kewanee, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1949 volume:

is OPEN THE DOOR Y f 1 Ve. -faux, i Li.. TH 149 KEWANITE KEWANEE HIGH SCHOOL KEWANEE ILLINOIS J I I T7 I 4, ? 'I ,E , v LV II V I' I LI w gp' I? - -Rf: ' 1' , 1 X' f'-L ' f L , X X If W ' , I H I'!- f I K L ' ' ff 1. 'x A X ' 4 . -Q X 1. - JL Z7 -'K O -1 tx T N 5 I .. H M I f 'N I I Z f , , If ' ' .T gg I Ii A 3 Z VI I an Qi e161 f ,T Q ,f I . I I U ,352 , E 9 C tx ' v . ff QA I d g QL4uUf l 1 WU' 1 1, s..Af'! h f EMA, .1 ftg,! , P , I , q ',i,kTAMKVlg ar .r - 0 Qf' Gym? X of A X y . yr . 'nav r ' dll TO SEE KEWANEE HIGH f We of the 1949 Kewanite Staff invite you to Open the Door and relive the many activities of our senior year. As you pass through these corridors of memories, you will easily recall many of the small and seemingly unimportant occurrences, as Well as the major events of the year. Rosemary Gabriel as Editor-in- Chief, and her assistant, Darlene Van Renterghem, aided by Janet Swain, Literary Editor, John Burke, Art Editor, Dorothy Larson and Warren Ogborne, Photography co- editorsg and Jerry Samuelson, Busi- ness Manager, planned this book so that it would record for you all of the happenings of the year. fx -Cf 31 I 'kt 1 QL! Jw' I x Q I l , U ,, ., ., I., .i,. fx QW i - , ,J W ffl ff? MW ' .fx fl Q., sw ii .i .QV X 1,,!j'l: 4. HJ V 1 Qllj 2, dl- .fi n sf S., 4' f , T, 35 mM 5 3? ii ,. 5 A QW. A? QE 7 531115141 1 -Qi. 4 bi if -Y 4 , v-ru, n .., ' nA mb B NaCl 8 HOH : NaOH F , , if li rf Hcl . .. nmlm...va+m:zr QQ :aan mmmam . . . ,Af 3: 'AQ -X w 15 if Hy ol X. 'V 4 .sf ix COME ONINAND.. ., HAVEFUN WITH US 1 Y , M Sxf-3 lf' lf?p ,ji 52.2 352 l gif' X fl ll j' I fb' ll , . if , ,1 Li 171, 7 , , ,f I can't-l'II get fat . . . . . . where's the food? who wants to sleep? . . . N 1 I e . 'X COME CNIN AND.. . REMEMBER W ' J M, My .f L, 5 r-. ,oi Q 54 ,si ig' '31-if -J .5 .AV- X X . ? X5 ' Q cs 93 3 :J 1 Q-3 C3 1 vu M111 5 l Hup! two, three, four . . . . . . lt'II soon be over . . . We'll really miss old KHS! 1...,1-31.1-....,-. L' 'ffl-0 if -kThe Faculty . . . page 1' Just Us . . . page 29 fQf,1'4!D Ja :rl T1 ' if 4' xii . .I - 4 A I ' f'. fa, .flag ..' H ' Vkfff' A' ,If ,Eff-,LCM JW s u A , n ' ,, ,Lf-, fdf if 407141 fi ,fffhu ' Q, AA if Our Good Times... page 69 ,nf f J,,,,f. Ja' -ff ff. - A- ' ' Y' 'fl . - ij ,Qui A'-fly, Q Olhaff JD! J A' -:'f ' I if What He-Men . . . page 99 960 .f, 'Q 'lf,g4A! gs, 'Z. 47L..jl 'aQJj 'J Q., , fav af , ,f !' ,f ,- ff ff aff . .f 4 , ., 1 1 Za ,, -'S.. K 1 ww,-as M 543: -' A ff :M 'Hifi R 5 um, u' g5Q..,,.., , Sf-Wg sz wi . 1 v.z'5 l . v my .L 7 A ' -4 N- 1' I if 1 ,, . + , X 5 I f A Y ..', . ., v , Z is' V? K H . Q 'A , V ggi y,-,Arif -'1 f' mf ul 1 ' J' . 1 - k V . ' 'A ' 'g .. V X '+ A .. www Z M -. 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'Q Our Frlendly Supermtendent Novx m hls thlrd yur of scruu. 15 supgrmundunt of Kun mu schools Mr K B Buslu hu hglpad provldg opportumtx for ilu duglopmgnt of rh4. studmts both mcntlllx Ind phx SILIHY Nlr Buslu .ltundgd Shurtlcff Collggs. ulnrc hp rmuud hxs Ph D dggrcg and the Umursntx of Ilhnoms xx htm ht ruuuud hxs N1 A degreu Through hm cxpnrmnu gapabllltx Ind undgrstandnng hu h 19 gzuned suuuss 18 THROUGH THE , M A 1 ' ' JVM:-f..., Af f ,f .f :ff ' ' I f - f K 5 D f , 1'-yr QCN3 , V . -' . 'lf '1 -1f' 1 1' 1 1 xr' 11 ' ' xf'1v -' 1 H I 1 I r 1 1v1 1 1 1 ' . 1 .. 1 ,, 1 va v-'18, V L 12 1v. 1 , i , 1yx r 1 1 1'l-v1 -K 1 1 .Vx '. ' . .H v 1 1 1 1'1-'K V w 1 7 . . K , . 1 ., .. . A . I . ,, , .,y . , ji. , A, , L K, DOORS OF OUR EXECUTIVE OFFICE Office Force Board of Education On entering the Superintendent's office we End Miss Adcla Wesebaum and Miss Lois Holman ready and willing to give their as- sistanee. Miss Wesebaum acts as secretary for Mr. Beasley, while Miss Holman takes charge of all supplies and rental books for all the schools. She also does mimeographing for the tests. Mr. Fred Bridgford, who has finished his first year with Kewanee High School serves as business manager in the Office. Mr. Gregg Young, a Kewanee attorney, has served successfully as President of the Board of Education. Other members of the board are Forrest Henry, Sidney Whitehouse, Lester Alderman, john Hartman, Roland Olson, and Mrs. Henry Zang. Miss Wese- baum takes the minutes of the board meet- ings and takes care of all correspondence. Above: Lois Holman, Adela Wesebaum, and Fred Bridgford. Below: Roland Olson, Mrs. Henry Zang, john Hartman, Lester Alderman, Forrest Henry, Gregg Young. fSidney Whitehouse, not in picture.j C Our Prmclpal Welcomes You Our prmupal Mr Dmsmort Wood rettncd his A B degree If the U of Kansas and hns NI A degree at the U of Nlntlngan As our leader Vir Wood has the admxratnon md fmendshlp of facults .15 xxell ms of the students Through xears of sxorkmg xuth xoung people ht has dexeloptd 1 tomplcte undtrstandmg of the students I-Ins fntndly srmlc. 1nd warm ptrsonmhtx hue contnbuted much to K H S 20 INFORMATION Y ...X xx Q ' -Q. , I v N' . f . A f . V 'sv , M..-if -- , -' ,-st ,4 M N 'X - AN ' , l . ' , ' ' ' ' , . . ' L . , , ' , 1 1 ' - ' , 'V ' ' 4 . . 7 . A . , . . L ' ' 1 . Y 1 L 1 v v v y v y - y . 3 D . 1 ' ' ' s v ' , t V! . . L ' , t , ' . I I 145, Am J Q wi' , - Q 'rf -X.. my X Q I 2 P f if Q ' A, ,, tie :QM -of 1 Q?-v MISS ILLANOR IOHNSON X1 ss llunor olmsm rmuud I r H115 md N1 X dugrus rc 11 rlu U nf Wxsgons1n Mrs Rgudunc Hamm lttpndud X mdnrbnlt L111xv.rs1tS xxhcrg sl1s. ruuud 1 B X dug ug N ss Ruth lxnlpp I s 1 X dggrcc vxhmdm sln ruuud frmn Iona XY Lslu an N mss Durotln Hmrrod 11s 1 B N 1111 lxnux J Lr from INOFIIIXXKSILTII Lnnnrsnlw B 49111 vu-f'p H DOROTHY HAR ROD LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Q73 MRS R1-I-D1 Nl- HAMM ass Xlxss Llnnw. rI'OX1Hlllll 1ItLl'ldLd L of Illlnols xx un sn ruuxcd WW Vg' MISS RU'I H KNAPP sr' 4'-'-sv NHSS NIARGUIRIT1 DUNNILI 'vllss Nhrgunrnrc Dunmll Lcnud har K B dcp.,r4.g wt Cgntrml r BS md N15 dL r Stan lluhgrs Collcg.,L Okln 22 1 N i 5 Q A 61 I . 1, 1 'L 1 I IC . . . , DI , . ', tj , ii 3 ' 4 1.1 4 15.1 . .1' j . I . 1 .1 . frm ' J, an lv KLA. I 1 ,, , y ' ,, ' ,. 4' mn' ' A 4 , I ,I Q . A 1 ' Q li I V J ,, 1 Vi? L! N' . s H 1 1 1 : J : Mg ' MISS -IILANNIL TROVILLIOIXI ' A ' ' ' X, A SWE 55.1213 Y ' -A -' f ' - 1 1 ' A . 1 -' - rc- 131' ,fi 1?-.um I 'IV A V1 .. , , , . he . . ces. -N ' ' E 'R X ' 1 - SOCIAL AND COMMERCIAL STUDIES MR LUTHILR DuNARD W j STRONKS NX Str n teen e Hope College where reeened ns B A Hegre Lflf ,ff MR C C PRYOR 'VIISS ILXA BLRG Nixss Ira Bers, reeelved B I d from INurm.1I U 1nd her NIS de ree from Illmms Lnnersntx I . L e H-. Q, MR KI NNI TH VIIDDLI1TOIN Vlr Kenneth VI1dcI'ct0n r eened hls B of Ed Clegre from IIIIDOIS State Norm1I UHIVCFSIEY Vlr Iuther Dunzrd reeenved has I5 A Ind 'VI A deereee at NX in :net m Umversnty Mr C C Pryor attended U of Illmoxs vshere he reecnved hm B 5 md M A degrees WINS Inez Remmers has her B of Pd degree from IIIm01S Stlte Normzl Uruversnty W XIISS INI Z RIUVINIILRS A ' 1 : A - 1 I . I' I e ' I .. ' Q ' , ,, gg- XXV A I,-,, ' IB . JF Shaq, MR. . . . 7 'V I A Mr. J. 5 0 IJQ I -d-.1 if - I 95, 171 . f f 25 MRS H IH BROLKMAN 'virs H I Iirogkman .xttundud thu U nf Ngbraska .md ru.uw.d Iur BS ln ld dc CL Mnss Lomsg Im an atnndud Ion.: Stan Collcgu and DePauw U She Ins Imcr BA 1nd M S dugrees Mr ohn Dmnmg reunvcd hrs B S C and M A at Ncbrmslm State U md 'at IIIIDOIS WLsIcynl1 Mlss IISIL K1mmcII has Iur B A dq.,rgL from Unncrsnty of Wm MISS I I SII IxIN1MI I I SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS MISS LOUIS? EWAN MR IOHN DENNING MISS HARRIVI NILQARTHX Wlss Hlrrmt NILC lrthx ruuxud lnr BA fr m XII HOINQIIL md Inr NI A from CoIumb11 U 24 MR DOYLI SISSON LC -fX,,1,4,4.02A' Dmlg SISSUH Ils 1 5 nn B1oIox.,x from Iastgrn I lnx Suu CoIIL3,L I f ' f. 'grn A Jonsin. I I 1' Ns I f 0, VI , fl 1 AL 1 ', A .ll 1, Mr? if - 1.2 Ii B.lCLI. FINE ARTS DEPARTM ENT MISS JEANNE Urz MR5 L 1 BERT Mrs L j Berr attended L ot Illmoxs where she rceexved her BNI deg.,ree MRS ALICE PAUL MRLIBRT Mr L Bert has h15 BNI and B S degrees HL also has hls XI VI degree from Illmols L 25 MISS DOROTHY GIBSON NI155 Dorothv G1bson rece1ved her B S degree from Bradley Um XCYSIIY Mrs Alice Paul renewed her BS degree from the Utah State Ap.,r1cuIturaI College MISS Ieanne Utz IS a Kewanu High School 3.,raduate She IS see rerary of the art department Illmoxs Weslevan where he c cexved hlS B ME degree NIR FRLD W ATERNIAIN .1 fi 3 I g ,- , 1 . 47 - I . 7'- Mr. Fred Waterman attended ' ' . , r- N 2-Q . ' , . . ,U , . I . V A . . 1 I A V id had MR PAUL V MLMORRIS Mr Paul V Melxlorrls rneuwed Ins Nl A degree at :ln Umursnty of lllll'l01S Mr Vernon Hmmlme rneuvccl lm Bl Llegreu TI Western lllmns State Tuelmers College Mr Galen Lnndxs attended W estern Illmols State College vnlure he reeezvecl lus B 1: dv.3,ree 'Vhss Marlorxe Olson reeuxed her A B and B S ln L S degrees at U of lllmoxs Mr I1rl lam attended Wcstexn Sure College vslmcre he reeened lux BL de3.,ree INDUSTRIAL ARTS MR VERNON HAINLINE MR GALEN LANDIS MISS MARJORIE OLSON MR EARL FARIS 26 HEALTH AND HOMEMAKING 40 MRS IAURA HARNI MISS BPATRICL COOP nfl 453 M155 IUNI ANDIRSOIN MR HlLN1UI' BROCKHAIN 27 MISS AIINP IRANIK 'Sins Alun lrlnk ruuw. 1 md N ld dngrus .lt C00 rldo Suu Cullggu 'Nllss Butrlu. Loop lrtundul llrsuns Lollngu and rucngd hgr BS du,r4.L tlurn Nlrs l.1ur1 Harms IS our sghoul rsg d l I hu rrannms, 1 lxgvs mu lubln Hospltll Wir Helmut Brmkman 1115 hm A I5 dung from Pgru Stun Cul l1.s,c nn Ngbmsln Nhss Ium Andarson rgguud her N1 A degree at XY v.sta.rn Stan Tguhurs Collugc ww A wg W Q i 3 ,.M,,1- .wi ,WP .2- 4 '8 , 4 PW , M . ., ?n Q T135 f ' ragga 215140 M29 I Q , A nl I A Q vt 9 . Wm I 1 4' f 5 A K AI- E 0 f wg., if f e ' Ali - vm H X y 4'-455:-'t IU i .A QA :A JP xx -L- V e STUDENTS Seniors-Soon to leave the threshold! Juniors-Upperclassmen . . . at last! Sophomores-Getting in full swing! Freshmen-On the way up! Back: L. Nelson, Miss Elsie Kimmell. Front: J. Swain, A. Albro, and B. Elrzrorh. Overseeing the plans for our heavenly prom, featuring the theme Old South, were Nick Bernitt, president, Lynn Nelson, vice-president, Lorraine Edwards, secretary, Betty Pellan, treasurer, and Miss Elsie Kimmell as our adviser. The presentation of our junior class play, Foot-Loose, with Janet Swain and Lynn Nelson sharing the leads, proved to be a tremendous success. In the sports field Merwyn Dergins, Loring Keach, Nick Bernitt, Bob DePauw, Vince Shepherd, John Burke, Burt Eltzroth, George Himes, George Harris, Leo Saey, Buddy Ford, Mike Mirocha, John Nosal, Frank Leggins, Dick DeKeyser, Lester Ripka, W'esley Foster, Glenn VVahl, and Bud Strom carried our ban- SOON TO LEAVE THE THRESHOLD With the door of K.H.S. slowly be- ginning to swing shut on the great class of '49, the senior class chose Burt Eltz- roth as president, Lynn Nelson as vice- president, Anita Albro as secretary, and janet Swain as treasurer. Miss Elsie Kimmell again supervised our busy year. Laying out the welcome mat for the green freshies at the Freshman-Senior Reception was the first big undertaking of the year. This was followed by the sensational senior class play, A Date With Judy, starring Carol Dickson and George Legginsg and last but not least, ' our wonderful Kewanite. ners high, with Jane Kelly, Carol Dickson, Marianne Boling, and Lorraine Edwards leading the Cheers. Our senior class has also been well represented in our assemblies with Ted McElhiney calling the stu- dents to order, and Mary Ann Egert, Mary Ruth Baughman, Pat Miler, Carol Dickson, Jane Kelly, Marcia Easley, john Burke, and Lynn Nelson ex- hibiting their talent. Before leaving old K.H.S., we wish to thank all who have made our high school years a great success. We also wish each in-coming class the success and happiness that the students of the class of '49 have enjoyed. SHIRLEY AGNEW Student Council 33 F.H.A. 2, 3, 4: Homecoming attendant Z. ANITA ALBRO Co-editor K Cbroniele 45 Reporter 55 Vice-pres. Debate Club 4g Class Sec- retary 45 Student Council 4, Secretary 4: Tri-Hi-Y 5, 4g Girls' Federation 41 Homecoming Queen 43 Prom Committee 35 Nature Club 35 Transfer from Peoria Central 3: Home Room iirfieer lg Glee Club 1. 24 Latin Club 1. lg Cue Club I. 2: Science Club l, 2. DON ALTHOUSE Track 2. 3, 4, Band. CAROLINE ANDERSON Sl1e's bluntl. sl1e's fair, and very sweet. NX'itli a ready smile, ber friends slie greets. MARY LOU ANDERSON Class Play Committee 35 Ci.A.A. I, 2. 3, 4: I5.H.A. 2, 3, 4. ROGERS ANDERSON Class Play 4. ILENE BATTERSBY Class Play Committee 4: Choir 4, 'l'ri-Hi-Y 45 Ci.A.A. I: Nature Club 2. 4: Palette and Brush l. 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club l, 2. MARY RUTH BAUGHMAN Class Play 33 Class Play Committee 4: Cilee Club lg Clmir 2, 5, 43 Band I. 1. 3. 4. Secretary lg Ci.A.A. 21 Home Rimm officer 2, 33 Spanish Club 3, Viee- president 3. 51 ff? On tbe wagon! on'r be late! i 's PRISCILLA BELL Slim 1..limxi1't lmvu .1 lui lu my Silcncu nn sucrcts will bctmy. JOHN BENSON A qulct fulluw wlm rgxrcly xnnlcu .1 sound, And yu! llic wrt of guy yuu liki- tu lmvc aruund. DOROTHY BENTLEY Class l'l.ly Cmnrnillcc 4. BEATRICE BERGREN C.l.1ss l'l.xy C.mnrw!Icc 5: l1.:X.A. 1. 2. 3: l'i.ll.A. l. 1, 3. 43 ,lllniur Ri-d Crms Ciuuncil 3. 4. rl-l g.lSLlI'CT 4. NICK BERNITT liunrbnll I, 1. 3, 4: B,1skutb.1ll I, 2. 3. 43 Ihwball l. 2. 3. 43 Xlui1m,rn11 Clulv 3. 41 SlllLlUl1! Clnuncil l. 2. DIANTHA BLAKE Band 1.2.5. 4. HARRY YORDY Bowling Club l. 3. 4. MARIANNE BOLING Class l'l.1y 4: K Surf 4: Kcwnnitc Surf 4: Glue Club l: Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4: Naluru Club 1, 3: Girls' Fcdcraziun Council 3. 4, Prcsidcnt 4: Clwccrlcanler 2. 3. 4: Buwling l.c.1guc 1. 2: xlunior Red Cross Council 3. 4. Sccretary 4. 32 BEVERLY BOSXWELL Glue Club Twirler 3. BONNIE Shu giggles Huw shu c PATRICK Hlrmt R110 BERTON Class Play Bascball 2: Cummiucc 3: Chuir 4: G.A.A. l. 2. 3. 4: Palette .md Brush Z: Baton BOYD thru English, giggles thru history. VCT' gets l1Cf lCS5Ol l is rCQllly 3 nllysfcry. BRADY m Officer 3. 4: Glue Club 3. Y d V- I BRAND l 3: K Staff 4: Kcwanitc Sufi 4: lroutlmll Z. 4: Basketball l. 2: Cilcu Club l, 2. 3, 4. Prcsidcnl 11C.hoir Z. 3. 4: l'li-Y 3. 4: Pmm 3: Home Room Otficur I, 4. JOHN BURKE Class I'l.1y gmm Club 3: Art lzditur Kcwanitc 43 lwmllxxll 1. 2. 5. 41 ilrraula 3, 4: Klum: 4: Hi-Y 3.4: Palcttc and Brush 3.4.Sccrwt.1rs 4: Prom CUINITIIIKUU 5: Class Play' Quniinittuc 4: lhskctball l, HAROLD CARLSON Pmnibsll 3: Hi-Y 3. 4: l'lun1cRnmn1Q7fllLcr 4. HAROLD Clqss Play NIARVIS Class l'lJy CARROLL lfiiwiniillu- 3. 4: V rustling I. 2. 3: luullmll 2: lliAY 3. 4. CHARLET . , . , fuinmlllcs: A. 4: Ci,.'X..'X. l. -. 1: l.ll,.X. l. -. 53 i ot stu ying , if JOANN CORWIN Class Play 5: Class Play Committee 4: Circulation Manager Kewanite 4: Vice- President Class I: Choir 3: Band l. Z: 'liri-Hi-Y 3, 4, President 4: Nature Club l, Z, 3, 4. Secretary 2: Home Room OrIicer 1. 2: Girls' Federation Council l, 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 5: Girl Scouts 3: Homecoming Attendant 5: D.A.R. Award 4. BARBARA CRAWFORD Her pleasant voice, her cheerful smile. Show character that is worth while. Who you trying to me MILLICENT CURTIS Debate Club 4: Class Play 3: Committee 4: Staff 3. 4. Co-Editor 4: Choir 2, 4: Glee Club l: Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4. Treasurer 4: Nature Club 2. 5: Home Room Officer Z: Girls' Federation Council 2. 5. 4. MARIIORIE DAMM Cilee Club 3: Qi.A.A. 3: I7.H.A. I. 4. ROY DANIEL Hi-Y 1. TOM DAVIS liailtetball l: Student Council I, 2. 3: Home Room Officer . RICHARD DEKEYSER Class Play 3: Xloiiogram Club I. 4: Student Council 3: Ili-Y 3. 4: Class Play Committee 4. FLORENCE DISPAIQXY' Class Play Committee 3, 4: Kewanite Stall 4: Band 1, 2. 3. 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4: Nature Club 3. 4. Vice-President 4: Bowling Club 3, 4. Secretary 4. w .1 -G' ROBERT DEPAUW nul l. Z. Baskcrball l, 2, 3. 4: Golf l. 3, 4, Nlonogram Club 3, 43 Studtnt Cuu K' MERWYN DERGINS Fuutball I. 2. 3. 4. Cu-Captain 4: Basketball l, 2: Baseball l: Track 2. 3, 4 Monogram Club Z, 3, 4: Band l, 2, 3, 4, Yicc-President 4. JOSEPH DEVALKENAERE A likeable fulluw with .1 ready grin, wVl1lDIl1lHkS than play is ncvur :i xin. CAROL DICKSON Class Play 4: Kcwanitc Staff 4: Clmir 3. 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Cliccrlcadur 1, 3. 4: Nature Club I. 2. 3: Student Council 2: Prom Cummittcc 3: Glcc Club I junior Red Cmss Cuuncil 2: K Staff 3. EMILIE DOLIESLAGER Kcwanitc Staff 4: Tri-Hi-Y Y. 4: l'.l'l.A. 3. LEANDRO DOMINGEZ Track 4: Buwling F. 4: Crms Country l: liuys' Clcc Club 3. MARCIA EASLEY Kcwanitc Stall 4: Clmir 3. 4: liantl 2. 3, 4: Cv..-X.:K. l. 4: Naturu Club Scicinu Club 4: CIW Club l. 1. LORRAINE EDXVARDS 1 Claw Play 4: lxcvyanitu Stall 4: Clmir Y. 4: lri-llv-Y W. 4: Natura Cflulw .4 I. 2. 1, 4: lnrlx' l'utlcr.xtiun 2. 3, 4. ilircaxurcr 4: flit'crlc.ulcr Z, li Claw Scy- rttary 1: Cilcc Club l, 1: Ci..-LA, Z: llroni Cuiuiiiittcc 1. 35 .Hr Ctccr up, Buddy! W qv!! What's the latest? C I tx MARY ANN EGERT Kewanite Staff 4: UK' Staff 4g Choir Z, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Nature Club 25 Prom Committee 53 Home Room Officer l. 2g Girls' Glue Club lg Boys' Glee Club Accompanist 3. 4. BURT ELTZROTH K Staff 45 Kewanite Staff 4: Football l, 2, 3. 43 Class President 4: Band I, 2. 3, 4, Secretary 43 Hi-Y 3, 4. Secretary 53 Home Room Officer 35 Base- ball 1, 2. 3, 4: Basketball 1. CONNIE ENGEL Class Play Committee 33 Staff 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 5. 4: Nature Club 1: l5.H.A. l, 2, 4. MARIE ERDMAN Kewanite Stall' 4: G.A.A. l, 2, 55 F.H.A. l. 2. 3, 4. LLOYD EWING H.i-Y 3, 4, Homeeoming Committee 45 Home Room Ollicer 1 I-IILDA FABER Ci.A.A. 3. DEAN FELT C,l.iss l'l.iy Commlltet 41 Smge lecliiilemn l. 1. 3. 4: Vu rextlmg 1, 2: llrom Committee 5. MARY HELEN FISCHER Class l'l.1y 43 Cilee Club lg Palette .md Brush 2. 3. 4: Home Room Urlieer Ig Class Play Committee 3. 36 Ca W BUDDY FORD I'm.1skclIuII I. 2. 3. 4: Ii.lscIuII 2, 3. -I: Nlmmgrunm C Iub -I: CfI.xn 'I'ru.uurcr I1 IIumu Iiuunm C7f'Iicur 2. XVESLEY FOSTER Kuwunitc Surf 4: I'uunIv.1Il 2. 3, -I: II:-Y 3, -I: Ihxmu Room Officcr -I: c1l..:. I'I.Iy C.ummirluc 3, ROSEMARY GABRIEL Iv..I1lurf1n-C,Iuqf nf Iicwanilc -I: C.I.1xs I'I,1y' C -unnullcr 3: Sludcnl C,uunI.'1I I: CIIcc CQIuI7 I: C.I1uir 2. 4. Vicc-I,rcsidcnl -I: Iri-III-Y 3. 4: II.xIuttc .md IIrusI1 3. 4. Yicc-I'n.-suII.-nl 3. IXXSISIJIII. SI.crcl.1rx' -I: Nunn: C,IuIm I. 1: Ilumu Ru-nn Ofhccr 2, 3: C1IrIx' I'udv.-r.1liI1n 2. 3. -I: Prom Cummllluc 3: Iiuvsling CIuI1 I. 1: -Iuniur Iiud C'r1m Cluunqil I, ' DONALD GERTENBACQH Ili-Y 4, MIZRRILL CIILLIZSPIIZ Ih'Iv.ln C,IuIw 1. 3. -I: CI.1u I'I.1y 3 ' ' RICHARD GINCLRICH SLIII 4: I'uwIv.1II NI.lII.I11C'I' I: I3.1mI 1. ROBERT GOARD 'I'r.lCIC I, 2. 3. -8: I'z.mCI I. 1. 3. -I: Ibm: Iiwuu C5rI14ur 4: I5.uICuIIw.1II I. I . -I: II1-I -.4:Sp.mwI1CIuIs I. I-HIIIHII XIJIIJ-fL'I' -I: I'J.IXIIC'IIB,lII XIm.1gCr 3 -IC7 ANN CIROTHE ICcu,x1uzC 81,111 -I: I'r1-IIxfY 3. -I: II-um Iiwun ClrI'1.Ir 2. 41 Cnrls' IvCIu.x11f3u 1.2. 3. -I. 'lrrunllrur 3. -I: I.II..X. I. 2. 3. 4: Nunn CIuIw 21 CI,aw SrCrC1.1:x . , . -1 CI133 IIII Cwxmnxllu 3. -I. w -. .7 Spring Imousg LIL IIIIFIIN ' A7':r 15.4 fi- FS DIANE GUSTAIJSON Class Play Cummitlee 4: Ci NOTA HAI-IN G.A.A. 23 If.H.A. 2. DAVID I-IANSON Class Play Committee 4. DARLENE HARBIN Class Play 4: Kcvumite Staff Palette and Brush I, 41 CLA X 7 C lrl Seoul unmr Rtd Cross Counul Prom CIOIYIIIIIIIQC I. ELIZABETH HARPER Kewnnile Staff 4: Ihml l. 4 Sutnet 13 I 4. ent C If Stu s I. Z, 3, 4, CUHICCI' 2. 3. 4 lu nor Ret Cross Counex 4 'Nlturt u CS.A.A. 2. 33 Class Plny 3: Spanish Club GEORGE HARRIS Iluotlull 1, 2. 5, 4: Bnsltelnll 3 L tr el C lub IZ Clmir 4. GEORGE HIMES Claw Presulunl I: Cflet- C lulw I 4 Clm If I I 4 ' Ruum CIIIAICQF lg I-.mlmmll I 4 S ten nun 1 I: Kexxxxnitc Smtf 4. PATRICIA I-IOFMANN Cflee Cflub I. 58 .A 4 ,Q 5' Q J 1 MURTON HOLTON L Football 3, 4: Wvrcstling 21 Glue Club 53 Clwir 4: HLY 5, 4g Class Play Committce 3. BETTY HUBER Class Play Committcc 4: Kcwanitc Staff 4: G.,-MA. 1. 2. 3: l'.H.A. I 7 Prom Committee 5. ANN JENKINS Class Play 5. 4: Staff 4: Kcwanitc Staff 4: Glue Club 1. Z: Choir 3. 4: F u Tri-Hi-Y 45 CLA..-K. 23 Girls' Iiudcratiun Cuuncil 1. Z. 3. 4: Bowling 4g Jchool Volk F.H.A. 2, 3. ANITA JOHNSON Class Play 41 Hand I. 1, 3. 4. Drum Xlamr 4: lrl-Hi-Y 3. 4: C1.A.A. 21 Naturc Klub l, 2, W, 4. St-crct.1ry 3: Hwnw Ronin Officer l. EDMUND JOHNSON Class Play' C.unimitlcc 3. 4: lhluitu .mtl lirusli 2. 31 Prom Cnmmitlcc Y. JOAN JOHNSON Class Play fluniniittcu 1, 4: Kuwanitc Staff 4: Studcnt Luumgil 4. Truasurur 4: lilac Llub 1. 2: lr:-Hi-Y 3. 4: li.,-XA. 1: NJIUFU Club l. 2, 3. 4: Cyirls' l'cdcr.iti-in Luunul 3, 4: ifirl Sguuts l. Smut-airy I. JANE JONES Cilcc C lub 1. i:'I'r1-Hi-Y 3. 41inrl Suwuis 1.2. 1. 4. Orficur ' KENNETH JONES lhsuball I: llmm- Rwmi Orliqtr 4: Pmwlm: Club 4. L I told you so! LORING KEACH Fuutball 2. 3. 4: B.1skctb.xII l, 2. 3. 4. Cu-C.1pt.iin -I: Track I, 2, 3. 43 Mmm- gmm Club 2. 3. -I. Sccrctary -I: Hi-Y 3. 43 Home Ronin Officer I, Z. JANE KELLY Stiff 4: Kuvmnitu St.1tI 43 Prum Cummittcc 33 I'Iul11ccnming IXIICIILIJIII I: Student Council I, tQIt-Q Club lg Clmir 2. 3, -I: Nalurc Club I, 2, 33 Humc Ronin Olficur I: C'I1cciIc.1dcr I. 3. -I: -Iuniur Rnd Crum Cuunuil I, 'I'rc.wurv.'r 1. EDWARD KLIMKEWICZ II.1ppy-gn-lucky .it wurk ur .it play. A grin on Iiis fmyc. .1 will in Iiis way. I-IERMAN S. KUSTER Claws Play Cummittcc 3, -I: Iwmtlmll I, 2: Iinskctball I. 23 Student Cuunfil I1 Llmir 2. I. -I: lilcu Club I. 3: Hi-Y 3. -I: Hume Rutnu Orficcr I, 2. JOYCE KLTSTER lift.,-X. I. 2. 3. 4. Humt' Romain Officcr 3. -I: I-.HU-X. 2. RALPH LACRUIX Cilcu C Iulv I. 1. i. 4. SHIRLEY LAMB St.1II -Ig Cyltt- C Iulu Ig Clitnx' 1, Ig 'I ri-IIvfY 5. -I: X.ituru C,IuIw 3: II-um R-min Utlittr I. 4: this I'I.ix Ctmiiimittct' -Ig Ixcxxyiliitu St.iII -I: IIrmn Cum- miltuu 3. RI 'Tl-I LAMER Kilt-u Club 2. 5. -I: Tri-III-Y 9. -I1 I'.tIt'ttc .tml I5rusI1 I. 2. 3. Sccrutnry Ciirl Scuutx I. 2. 1.-I. 'III Q' DOROTHY LARSON CQI.xsx IIIJy Cimmnittuu I, 4: C.n-I.dimr uf I'I1ulugr.1pI1y nn KUNKXHIICU 4: C1Icu LIUI1 Z: Ifl-III-X 3. 4: C1..'X..'X. 1. Z. 5. -I LAWRENCE LARSON I.aL. drunk. .md bu mg-rry. Ifur mm-mrmw wc gn In CQIWII. IEANNEANE LARL'E C1Icc C,Iub 2. 3: I-'I'l'I'Il-N' 3. FRANK LEGGINS I-Imrlull 2. 3, -1. GEORGE LEGGINS C,I,xw I'I,15 -3: IUIIIINII XI.m.1 Sruduu CUUHVI 1. 3: IG.-uI1 ANITA LEON C1IcCCIuIwI.,. '.C1..X..X. I C,IuIu 3. ARDITH LEXVIS CnIcL C lui- I. I. ELXVYN LOI'M CIJN- I'I,1x C1fy:1:mIt.C -.CI1 qu 4 : C I ' 2. , - 4 'Ir SWIM 'I Ulg down dccp and donau' 1 1: I5.1sIuxIuII NI.m.1gur . -. IS.1wCInII -. . 1. 3, 1: Nunn C M I'I.xx -I: IH-:tkx,1II Q. 4: IMXCIHI 41 III I4 OI Sx I lm1.xm 1.1. '. -I. XX www but 4: tg .C inn snu- uv- :ffm 'iffy Everybodfs fricn -qv 'Bb' fmw-p, IANE MCIDANIELS Class Play 4: Staff 3. 4: Palette and Brush Club 4. TED MCELHINEY Class Play Committcc 41 Ifmmllmll 3: Ihslwtball I: Student Council 3. 4. PrcSiL.Ii:nI 4: Hi-Y 3, -4, Vicc-Prcsidcnl 4: Palette .md Brush Club I. 2. ig Home Room Otfiucr l, 3: Kee-Vibe Cfuuncil 4. DONALD MCGUIRE Class I'I.ny Cunnnittcc 3. -I: Pnluttc and Iirusli 2. 3: IIi-Y 3, 43 Ilumu Ronin Otficcr 5. 4. RICHARD MCQNEILL Studcnl Council I. 2: Hnmu Room Officcr I. ESTHER MALLOY Claws Play Cunmiirluc 4. PATRICIA MILER Ciluc flulv I. 2, 3: iiluwir I. 4: Ilnmc Ruuin Officer I. 2. 41 Prnm Cimuiiiittu 3: Iuniur Rl-LI C rms Council 4. Yicc-Ilruxulum -I: Iicu-XY'cc Cuunyil 4. JOAN MILLS Glu' C Iulw 3. -4: Ci..-X..'X. 2. I: I.II.,-X. I. JOANNE MINKS Class I'I.n' Cnniniittuu 3: Iicwnuitc Stall -I: II'l-IIPX 3: Li..'X,.'X, I. 2. Y. -I. Yicu-I'rvsiv.Icm -I: Spmisli C.IuIw 1. 3: Ilumu Ronin Otliicur I1 I5.II,.-X. I. 2. I. -I. 'IZ MICHAEL MIRQCHA Nlonugrarn Club 3. 4: Poolball 2. 3. 4: Baseball Z. 3. 4. FRANK MITRANI Class Play 3, 4g K Staff 4: Student Council 4: Hi-Y 4: Kee-Vfee Coun 4: Canteen Operator 4. LAWRENCE MONCESKI Vfrestling 2: Bowling Club 4. LOREN MURPHY Debate Club 2: liasuball Z. 3 LYNN NELSON Debate Team 1, 3. 4. President 4: Stall 4: Sponsorship Nl.1n.1ger Kewnnire 4: Track 5: Nlonogrnm Club 3. 41 Class Vice-President 3. 4: Clmxr 2. 3. 4, President 4: Hi-Y 3. 4. President 4: Home Room Officer I. Z. 1 NANCY NELSON Staff 4: Kcw.1r1ileSt.lTf 4, Ulu Club l. X1 Home Rmvmn Officer 1. 2. JOHN NOSAL fjmvllmll 2. 3. -ll l5.lwlH.lll XVARREN OGBLRN C11-ldilor uf l'l1r.l..gr.1plxx Suri' 4. J. 4. lnrls Federation l ' 3 4 llon1clio4vml7H E 1, L. ce-President 1: Tru- I Y. 4. mer 1, n lx xx mln 4: Student C lLII1xIl -. 4. ll l Hi-Y 4 euro i I 1 I 'ta Eating up the profits H I llllllli Riu? I Spanish Club 2, 3: Studcnl Libmrian 3, I:.lI.A. l, Z, 5. NAIDA OLSON Kcwanitc Stuff 4, Student Council 2, 3: Cvlcc Club l, 2, Clioir 3, 4, Tri-Hi-X 3, 4, Viccfllrcsidcnt 4: G.A.A. 2: Nature Club l, 2: Home Room Officer Girls' Fcdcmrion Council 3. -lg junior Red Cross Council 3, 4, LOIS ORR Class Play Committee 4: K Staff 4g G.A.A. l. 2: Home Room Officer 4 F.H.A. l. GILBERT PECK Basketball lg Band 1, 2, 4: Hi-Y 43 Nature Club 2. BETTY PELLAN Kcwmnitc Staff 43 Class Trcasunr 31 Natura: Club 2: Homc Room Officer lz l'.H.A. I, 2. 3, 4, Treasurer H DOROTHY PHILLIPS G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: If.H.A. I. 2. 3, 4. CLARK PONTSLER Band l. 1, 3. 4, President 4, Vice-Pr-:sidcnt 3: Hi-Y 4. STANLEY PRICE Football -lg Track 5, -lg Student Council 2, Clan Vice-Prcsidcnt -. 1 PAT PRYOR Class Play 4: Glue Club 4: G.A.A. 4: F.H.A. 4: Came to K.H.S. this yur from Tiskilwmg Cl.1ss Play 5, Band 2, 3, Glue Club l. 2, 3, G.A.A. l, 2, s 4 -49 Yu L auf, -:sf FRANCIS QUAGLIANO lfwrbnll I. 2: lhscball 2. 5. 4: Xlmwgrarn Cllub W, 4. THERESA QUAGLIANO Cllcc Club I. 2. 3. 4: Home Ronin Officer 2: l'.H.A. l. 2. 3. 4. LESTER RIPKA Ciolf 2. 5. 4: N1unugr.zmClub I. 2. 3. 4: C1lccC.lub 1. -. 4: Clmvr v, 4: Home Ruum Officur l. , . - . On a diet? DON ROCKE Band 1. 2, 3. 4: I-fmzball 3. 4: Nature C.lub 3: Home Ruum Offiuur 2 BARBARA RODGERS Surf 5. 4: Cylvu Club l: 'llflflll-Y 1. 4: C:.:X..-X, 2: N.1rurL-Club I. 2. 5. Ylyu-l'rcxndul1K 3: 5lLlL.lL'lll I1br.xr1.m I. 3: Curl SL-rub l. 2. H. 4. Scuruury 4. Prcsldunt W. Yncc-l'ruC1v.lcl1l ' CQAROLYN RCJSER Kcvxanlru SMH 4: Crlcc Club I: SCULlL'Hl lxbmrmu ?. 4: Claw Play Cunt mutiny 4: llhmry C lub 4. LEO SAEY llmzlull 1.2. K 4. CH-C.1px.nn 4: lS.1sulv.1ll 1.2. 3: Cl.1wC5fl:Lur I. JERRY SAMI 'ELSON IDL-lun C lulw 3. 4: Kuvalwluf limxmwx X1.xn.1:vr 4: lS.lNlCa'llF.lll I: lixml l. I. 4. lll-H M41 Xxtum- C lulw -. 1. lru.lNurL'r ': ll-'mu Rm-111C3Iluur 4. :IS ff-egg Move along! DENZIL SANDQUIST sim 4. JOAN SCI-IILTZ Glee Club Z: Hume Rmun Officer ig l5.H,A. 2. DOROTHY ANN SCOVIL Class Play 31 Clnss Play Committee 4: Keuxxnite Smlf 4: B.md l, 2. 3. 4 Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4: Spanish Club Z. 3: Science Club 4: If.H.A. I. VINCENT SHEPHERD Fumbnll I, 1. 3, 4: Bnskctlmll l. 2, 3. 4. Ch-Captain 4g Track 1. 2: Munn gram Club Z. 3, 4. President 4: Class President 21 Clmir 2. 1, 4, Vice-Presl dent 5: Home Rmnn Officer 1, Z. 4. JEROME SHINKEVICH linselmll l, 2. 3. 4: l'mskuIb.1ll 21 x11lHUgI'.1I11 Club 3, 4: Hi-Y 3. 4: Student Cuuncil I, 2. KENNETH SLOVER All ullnr great men .Ire dead: I feel sick myself! CLARANN SCUBA Cl.xss I'l.1v Cummins: 3. 4: Clue Klub l. 2: Clmir 3. -4: Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4, Sec remry 4: Hume Ruum Officer 3: Kewxlnite Stall'-P: llUl1'ICUUl1lTIlg .XlICl1L.l.lHl4. XVALTER STABLER Fuotlmll 3. 4: Hi-Y 3. 4: Science Club 4. 46 EARL STROM W'restling 3. JANET SWAIN Debate Team 4, Secretary 4, Cl.xss Play 35 Class Play Committee 41 K Staff 4: Kewanite Literary Editor 4: Class Treasurer 43 Choir 2. 3, 4. Sec- retary 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4: Nature Club 2, 3, President 3, Home Room Officer 1,31 Girls' Federation Council 2, 3.4, Secretary 4: High School Correspondent for Star-Courier 3, 45 Bowling Club I3 Prom Committee 35 junior Red Cross 5, 4. President 3, 4. MARIE TELLIER Ciiorus line of beauties' Pj Class Play Committee 4: Home Room Officer l. 3: F.H.A. l. Z, 3. 4. Sec- retary 3: Nature Club Z. EFFIE THORPE Glee Club I, 2. QUENTIN UPTEGROVE Kewlnite Staff 4: Football 3. 4: Student Council 4. BETTY VANDEMARK l5.H.A.1. 3: Ci..-X..-X. 1.1. MARY VANDEMORE Cilee Club 2. 3. 4: lull..-X. I. 2. 3, 4. President 3: Girl Scouts I. 1. RAY VAN NIELTEBECK, JR. l3.mi.l l. 2. 3. 4: Hi-Y 3. 4: Prom Committtt .17 5. ' yah 4 n 5. y,. -4' -suaaf DARLENE VAN RENTERGHEM Class Play Committee 3: Trl-Hi-Y 3, 4: C.A.A. l: Home Room Omccr l. 2: F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Prcsidlcnt 3: Prom Committee 3: Student Council 33 Assistant Ifditor of Kcwanitc 4. SHIRLEY VENELI. Class Play Committee 1, 43 K Stal? 4: Kcwanitc Statf 4: Glue Club 1. 2: Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4: G.A.A. l, 2: Nature Club l. 2. 3, 45 Girl Scouts I. President I: Prom Committee 3. What's your hurry? RUSSELL WAGER Football Manager 4: Basketball Manager 4: Track Manager 4: Band I. Z. 3. 4: - ' ' Bowling Club 3. 43 Basketball l. GLENN WAHL K Stall 4: Basketball I. 2. 3: Baseball l. Z. 3. 4: HLY 4: Home Room Officer 2. JEAN VUAHL Glcc Club 3. 43 Ki.A.A. lg Nature Club 23 I:,H.A. I. 2. MARCELLA XWALKER cl0I'l1I11lIICC 3. DELORES WALLUNAS Class Play cl0I11l11lIlL'C 3. 4: Clvu Club Z: C,A.A. 2. KEITH WARREN Band I, 2. 5. 41 H1-H 3. 4. iw 1 Clam Play Clmnlmmittuc 4: Kcwanitc Staff 43 l'.1lcttc and liruslm l, 2, 3. -4: l'rum T NANCY XVASSON Class I'I.1y Cmnnhttcc -I: Tri-HI-Y 5. 4: Cl..-X.,-X. I. Z1 Nature Club 2. Student I,ibr.1ri.1n 3: Girl Scnuts 1. 2, 5. 4. Uffi-:cr I, 4: Fmukwurms -I. NANCEE ANN WILLIAMS Class I'l.1y Cummittcc 35 Tri-HIQY 3. -I: Nxturc Club 2, 35 Ilumc Rmmm Otficur 2, 41 I5.H.A. l. 2. 3. 4: Pmm Cunwrniuvc 3: C.I'mir Z. 5. 4. JOESEPH XVITTIVIEYER XXVIISKIIIIX 5. BARBARA XVOOD C1,A.A. I. 2: Spmnixlu C lub 2. 3: I'.II..'X. 4. 49 W'Imt's the attraction Moving into the ranks of upperclassmen the junior class chose Dick Thompson to lead them through the year vuth Nick Caras as vice presi dent Betty epson secretary eannie Albro advisor In their sophomore year Fred Goffrier Donovan Redm and Ioan Robinson under the guidance of Miss Marguerite Dunnell held the doors for their classmates as they got in full swing of high school 1 e B111 Coffey gave the class a booming start as president in their freshman year Tony Lazai served as vice president Stella Vuyakovxch secre U PPERCLASSM EN-AT LAST Stated Niek Caras Betty Jepson ean Albro Dick Thompson Standing Miss Harriet McCarthy tary and Wilma Fulton treasurer Don Dolneslager erry Palmer Jim Terry Niels Caras Don Schrabulis Tony Lazar Dick Despain Tony Lopez Bill Kopp and Dixon Smith showed Ioan Robinson also excelled as a varsity cheer leader and Su7anne Morrow as drum mayorette ruth the band Topping the list of successes was the Junior Senior prom with music by Carol Baker and his orchestra Another high light was their yunior class play Quiet Summer which starred joan Lamb and Douglas Spiegel ' 1 , , J , Q n . . . . ,J y , . , . V i V s V. A l ' i' 9 q 9 9 . . 1 3 ' ,l , 5 J i , ' , ' . ' ' treasurerg and Miss Harriet McCarthy as class outstanding ability in the year's sports program. Y 7 ' 1 , 9 Y. ' , - l'f . . , Y , . . V . . . y . . . ,, . ,, . 3 . i . Z . . , - I , I 50 II XX AIBRO PHILIP ANDERSON BARBARA BACHXIAXX NIARII YN BAKI R IORRAIWI- BEAN ER GENE BI INGSTON THQNIAS BLRCRI X SHIRI EX BLACKI I DCI XX ILLIAXI BLAZIER DARLEINE BOTT BERNARD BRACKEN MARGARET BRUIN DONAI D BRYAIX ANN BUI I OCK CIORCI BURNS INICHOLAS CARAS CAXLI1 CARRIINCTON LAVOIXNI' CARTER THEODORE CHARI I I I BIII CHISHOIVI RICHARD CONE ROBFRT CON FIN BII I DI' AIN ROBI R'I DI BI OCK ROBERT DIKIHYSER CLEXNA DISXIITH RICHARD DESPAIX DONALD DOLILSLACER l 2 DL Q iw CONCHITA DOMINCJEZ 'VIARTHA DRAMINSKI DEAIN DUNBAR ION EMIGHOLZ DEAIN ENSLEY WILNIA FULTON NAOMI FULTON PRED GOI I RII R DOINNA GORD SALLY GRAHAM ARDYTH HAMILTONI ANIN HARMON PHHLLI5 HARRIS C RACE HAYNE5 LAXX RENCL HI-IDENIAN DOROTHY HLNRY ALVIN HEPNER IOHIN HERNBLOM ELAINE HILL BEVERLY HOLEVOET JOAN HUSSAR MARY IMES JOAN JACHOWICZ BETTY JEPSON ALAN JOHNSON JANET JOHNSON PATRICIA JQNES THOMAS JONES IOANIN KEI LER NIOINROE KENIERLING MARIORIE KIRBY PATRICIA KIRKHOXF BEX ERLY KLEIIN DONNA KOHLFR DOIN KOLB WILLIAM KOPP BARBARA KRUIVITIINGIIR NIARION KUBIINSKY MARY ANN KUBIINSKY IOAN LAMB MARTHA LAMB RUTH LAMBERTY THOMAS LAMS ROBERT LASKY TOINY LAZAR DONINA MCCLAIIN MABEL VICCORMACK PATTY MCNALLY ELDOIN MCNAUGHT GLENNIS MCINAUGHT IEAN METZ IOYCE 'VIILBURN NIARIE 'VIOORE SUZANNE MORROXX HAZEL INANCE HELEIN INAINCE 11 Ns 53 -9 i Pu 7 MARY NELSON DONALD NORQUIST IINI NUDING FRANCES OLSON LUIS OLSON IERRY PALMER DAVID PETTY DORIS PHILLIPS PAUI PRYOR DOINOVAN REDIIN IOAN ROBINSON CHESTER ROGINSKI DAVID ROSENOW AINNIE ROULDS DONALD SCHRABULIS IO ANN SEII-ERT MARGARET SEYLLER AIAINET SHURNIS ALBERT SIEMERS CHARLES SIZEMORE DIXON SMITH EILEEN SMITH DOUGLAS SPIEGEL XIARQIZLLA STENWAIL LESLII SV. AN ANNA IILAN SXVANSON BFTTY SXWANSON IJONNA SWANSON RUSSILL SWhARI1NGEN 1AMFs TFRRY RICHARD THox1P5ox lAWRPNCE IHURWANGER PIAINE FILNIAN DONNA TOMSIC IO ANN VAIN BROUINDGHIMNT LUGENI VAN VOORFIN FDWARD VAIN WAFS STELLA VUJAKOVICH FMMA IEAN WALKPR IO ANN WASSON IAWES WESTON ROBERT XVICKI-IAM IACQUELINE WILANIOSKI IJIXIF XVILLIAVIS LOIS YARGFR DON ALD ZELLHUBI R 55 Swinging into full stride the class of 51 started cut the year by electing B1lI enkins president Al Shepherd v1ce president Betty Zang secre tary Jo Ann McEIwa1n treasurer and Miss When freshmen they chose Mickey Knepp Bob Pruitt Betty Zang and Claredda Johnson as the leaders of their class Mrs Gail Davidson acted as their class advisor As usual the biggest social events of their freshman year were the Freshman Senior Recep tion and the annual freshman party Tlus class too has shown its great ability in presenting talent to our student body Among GETTING INTO FULL SWING Seated Bill enkins Betty Zang oan McEIwam AI Shepherd Standing Miss Marguerite Dunnell the talented sophomores are Roy Schueneman Josephine Engels oyce Wetzel Marie Nelson Dan Uptegrove Betty Blake and Gloria Lee Setting the pace in school spirit were the viva Osborne Donna Dickason and Eleanor uayle This years sophomores have also given us some athletes who predict an excellent future for Kewanee High School Some of this group are Mickey Knepp Rusty Jensen Art Fuller Chick Addis Bill Jenkins Bobby Chord Ray Heinrich AI Shepherd Jerry Waters james Wiley Allen Kuster Gay Francis Dennis Kopp AI Lopez and Francis Forrest I I .I ' - , I , . 7. . . . , , , . . J . , . Q . s J , . y 1 . - . S , - , y . ' 3 . , Q .... . . h Marguerite Dunnell as their advisor cious Riviter cheerleaders, Pat Francis, Delores . , , . , Q . . , , . , . . . . . , , , . - . - . , . . , Y . . , . Q , , . y . , , . . . b . , . Y . , , 56 CHXRIIS XIJIJIS X I RNON ADRINS C XROI AINDI RSOX IO XX XNDI RSOX 'NORNI X ANIDI RSUN IKXIIS XNDRIXX5 LI KH XNIHONX PXTRICIX XRCII IOUISI BAKIR BI-XIRLX BATIS XI-XRS IO BXLI-R ARTHLP BIINSON ILIZABI TH BL XRL DON BI ALX I I T PATRICIA BOYRA BIRINARD BRADLLY BIX I RLY BROCRNIAN C HARLOTTI BRODY SHIRI I Y BLC RXI KN IX X IOL' CAMP RONALD C ANTRI LL CHRISTINA CARA INORNIA CARTI R IIN1 C ATHI I YIN LOLISI CHORD ROBILRT CHORD IOHN CLALY5 BILL COPILY XIARY CONGI-R ROBI R 1' COTTON BIN I RLY CLRRII R XI XRILYIN CURRII R IOLISI DANII I BARI5 XRA D1 CR AI 'NI II ANI ITL DzjAI1Gl R AI ICI DIXINILLR ROBI-RT DIRIL LORINA DLRC1I NS ROSXIII DIXINNI H fx fx 4. C . I if I' I , , , x . A 1 I Q' ' Yrj ROSEMARY BRODY .' 3 1 , , , S l 1 ,. 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Q-, if 59 N I QU -11.44 D fix, HLII IN INANNIINGX XNINA I.I.I INILSON XIARIE NI LSON DOROTHY 'NORTOIN DOIN XLD XXI RT DONNA OLSQIS DLLORES OSIIORNI RUTH PADILLA ROBERT PALASRI IUINI PI ACH AI ANI I'I ARSOIN KI NNI TH PI ARI HAROI D PI I D I KI Y PII S ROBI RT POI I OL K LLONIARD QUANSTROVI I-LI ANOR QUAYLI HAZhL RIGGI-N BARBARA ROBI RTS DAINII I RODGI RS ROBI RT ROPI R RA THLRINI ROSINOW RUTH ROSTYINI IACK ROUSI WARRIN SCAIIS BIHRND I' SC HI RTZI R ROY SCHUIiNIIiMAN BETTY LOU SCOTT AL SHEPHERD BOB SHUINICK BRUCE SMITH MARILYN SMITH ROBERT SMITH -IOYCI2 SNYDER MARY SPANICH ROSIE SPANICH JAMES STILES CHARLES STREICHER WILLIAM STREICHLR RICHARD STRUCK LDDIE STURTEX ANT RICHARD TEABURG MARY TI'I'CE IAMES THROGVIORTON PAT BAILEY IIM TUCKER DANIEL UPTEGROX E CHARLES VANDPNIORI THOMAS VAN HULLE ELIZABETH VAN MLLTEBILK TI RESA N ERSHAW WAYNE WAGER ERLINE RILEY WALL BETTY MOATS EDWIN WALWER CHRISTINE WARDEN GERALD WATERS JOYCE WETZEL CAROL WICKBLOON1 JAMES WILLEY DINA WILLIAMS DENNIS WILLIAMS MERLAND YELNI KEITH YUSKIS BETTY ZANG LORETTA ZANG JOANN ZELLI-IUBER JOYCE ZIEGLER L R Taking thenr first steps over the threshold of K H S the freshmen elected Paul Redm as then Hrst class presndent Assrstmg hmm were Steve Bernltt as uce presrdent Murnel Redm as secre tary Nancy Keach as treasurer and Mrss Ruth To gnc the freshmen a chance to get acquamted vnth therr upperclassmen the annual Freshman Semor Recepuon was held whrch was che first step ln hrgh school social lrfe for tvso hundred and one freshmen Later on 1n the year came the Freshman Party gnvmg thxs class another chance to polnsh up on therr party manners Leadrng the class m cheers for the Freshman ON THEIR WAY UP Seated Paul Redm Naney Keaeh Muriel Redm Steve Bermtt Standmp., Mnss Ruth Knapp basketb1ll games were Murnel Redrn Jaekre Le Blanc Maryella Jones and Nancy Keach In the athletlc field the class of 52 showed great promrse for the future teams of KHS Some of those representmg them rn sports were Good jerry Glancy Don Brush Kelsey Molme B111 Amley Bob R165 Mlckey Bates Bob Freeburg and Mxckey Frrck Many of the talented members of the class are Stanley Butler Ronnre 71mmerman Kayleen Hag berg Nancy Sanders Manlyn Nenell and Claudn Marym 1 l ' 7 1 ' -I . , , 1 . . . , . , . . . G x . . , X . - 1 n ny . .I Q Y , V u . . . . . ., ,, 3 - - 1 I . V. - . . . - , . , . . . y I 7 . . . Knapp served as class advisor. Paul Redin, Steve Bernitt, Emerit Lindbeck, Phil . V . x V Va 9 7 4 l 1 7. x. y - , . , . g . Y , , 3 . . . . V . , 1 . . y I V . . I V - ' Y 4 7 . , ' ' ' . , ' 1 , , ' I 5 1 B Y 7 K 62 IIXXD XIX I XIX CXX X XDOI X XI I ISOX IX XI IIIO X IX XXIIIL II XRRX XSISI II XI XR IORII XSISI II ROISI R I IS XC HXI XXX DOX XI D IS XIXI S DOX XID IS XIxI R X X IXQIX ISXLC HXIXX XIXLRICI ISI XLPRIZ ROISI RIN ISI IXLPRI Z XC I ISILIXXIRI IO XXX ISIXGSIOIX C IORCJI XX X ISI XXISOX HI IIX ISI RXITT SFIXI ISIRXITI DL XXI ISI ALR IO XX XI XI. ISI I'ISILIX IIXI ISRH DOX DOX -XLD BRLSH IAXII S BRYXLR D XRIEXI BLC BLI STANLEY ISLTLER DI,-XNNE CIXNTRELI. 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' 5 V 7 v 'A X X I A ' LAXVRILNCE VAN XX'ASSIiNHOX'Ii F- ' F '- J v r A v r v r X I I1 i. . I I I - I I I 1 H I L.. I , f x , I T ,X f ' H Q -1. A x , A I .A I - 5 I I A v4 Av ffl A S f, is 7 A Avvvi W A K Q' . Q . 'Q H I . 'Q lk 1 A X A I' i ' 5 I I' .I I .' ' N X 67 gl 4 ffi X I Y il .14 la i A' Q 5 'al J J' W, .1 l 1 U I 2' I 2 i 5 S ,gf Y s 3. Q41 'Qt Sf:-: I 'JYVXXX e xx ii .ix If YN E l3F'f31,w , il f I I' N Ihifi fy- ,I I H pl I 1 I I ' l gil-: mm3-L 'Hina 1, favgI1:'sff31f3fi'::'-iiQ4'fiw3iA4'- fi' 'fr-'ix ff. gi3f:Aa'Yf'vsy ,,::ff z',Qf,TQ '2vL'. ACTIVITIES If'fw.Ig,1-JQIII ew , , ,5 ,.,1,.,- -1.qv,,. - - . .- ,. .,,.,. , . Y.. 1 .. -I1-,I I fi: . May I have this dance? Come on, l'II walk you to class. Off to the Nature Club hike! Cot your Prom date yet? Q7 'Q 1. hxxx C-ALA IIIXW rl l1n1 Q 1 N mu Smur 0111 Rulnnwn C lll ll1I1 slbubl it HOMECOMINC OF 1948 l'1ea11tifullv tlecoratetl lloats. .1 three hour parade. .1 victorious football game, the crowning of the queen. and .1 wonderful tlance matle liomecoming a gala event. long to be reniemberetl. Reigning over the fifteenth annual home' coming was Queen Anita Albro witla ber court, Clarann Souba. senior attendant: -loan Robinson, junior: Christina Caras, sopho- more: and Nancv Sanders, fresl'1n1an. The queen w.1s crowned bv co-captains Leo Saev and Nlerwvn Dergins, and was presented witl1 .1 bouquet of roses by Tri-Hi-Y Presi- tlent, -Ioann Corwin. An assemblv, with each class contributing to the program, started tlie homecoming ac- tivities, followed bv .1 parade of twentv-one clever and origin.1l floats. Our football team, in keeping with tlae festivities, tramp- letl Corpus Cliristi 25 to 0. Topping off tl1e uccasion was tlae annual l1on1ecoming dance, l1eltl in Irving School gvxnnasium. N. 5.ll1LlCl'S, KI. Robinson, I.. Saev, A. Albro, Nl. Ucrxim. Cl. Souba. Ci. Caras. ,l- Corwin. I U A 1 SENIOR CLASS PLAY Keeping the audience in a constant uproar with theii side splitting antics, the Senior Class scored a smash hit with their Class Play, A Date W'ith Judy. Carol Dickson starred as tlutly Foster while Lynn Nelson played Oogie Pringle, the man in her life. Randolph Foster was hilariously performed by George Leggins. NIutly's parents were enacted by Darlene Har- bin alml Merrill Gillespie. Barbara W'insocliet and Mitzi Hoffman were portrayed by Marianne Boling and Ann lenltins. Others in the cast were -lane MeD.1niels, Rogers An- tlerson. Pat Pryor, Anita johnson. Frank Mitrani, Anita Albro, Iilywn Loum, and Mary Helen Fischer. Almye: R. Anderson, C. Sutilm. Below: D. lielt, ll. Kuster. St.mdini.g: lf, Nlitrani. A. Alluro, lf. laiuni. D. Harbin. Ci. lasggins, LI. NleD.1niels. Nl. Fischer. Xl. Gillespie, l.. Nelson, Cl. Dickson. Seated: A. -Ienkins, Xl. Hauling, P. Pryor. R. Anclerson. A. jnlmsim .ig 72 JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Quiet Summer, a hilarious three-act comedy under the direction of Miss Trovillion, was presented by the junior Class on March 24 and 25. The problems of Uncle jim and his niece and nephew kept the audience howling. joan Lamb, Douglas Spiegel, and Dick Thompson shared leading honors, portraying the parts of Pamela Young, her uncle, Mr. james Clark, and Sonny Young, respectively. The rest of the cast includes jean Metz. Margartt Bruen, David Rosenow, Shirley Blackledge, jean Albro, Patty MeNal1v, Donna Kohler, janet john- son, Charles Streicher, Anna jean Swanson, Ann Har- mon, Russell Swearingen, George Elliott, Don Kolb, and Gene Bengston. Above: Anna jean Swanson, joan Lamb, Don Kolb, janet johnson Below: Dick Thompson, joan Lamb, Douglas Spiegel. Standing: Anna jean Swanson, George Elliott, David Rosenow, Charles Striecher, jean Albro, Ann Harmon, Russell Swearingen. Seated: Margaret Bruen. Patty McNally, Shirley Blackledge, Donna Kohler, Douglas Spiegel, jean Mew, joan Lamb, Dick Thompson, Don Kolb, janet johnson, Gene Bengston. 73 STUDENTS DANCE IN Ontt :mmm the students of K H S ssert batk thur thlldhood dlss 15 Irslnt gsm ss IS trans formed mto 'vlothtr Goost Imd for the 1nnu1l Trl H1 X H1 Y formil The touplas dlnttd to tht muslt of ohnnlt Kists orthtstrl 1-1 4 STORYBOOK LAND Tht grand nnrth ssas ltd bs olnn Corssm Trl Y presndent and Ls nn Nelson H1 Y prtsx dent suth then' d1tts Tht progmm mtludtd 1 dutt bs am Kells .md Clrol IDlLlx9OI1 'md rtldmgs bs Tsssll Ntlson 1nd Ls nn Nelson WAY DOWN UPON THE SWANEE UH 51111111 111011 .14Q.1lI1 tm' .111 tlww 111111 .111u11J1'1l 1l1c .1111111.1l HI11111111'-S:111111' 11111111. T111 LMULIDICN u11tu1'c11 Llndur .1 11l1i1c lrullix u11'u1'cJ 111111 ruwx, .md J.1111'c1i 1111111-.1111 .1 t.1lsu uc1l111g 111' l1l111'. 111111111-J 111111 11,111 H1111 'I'111'11c1'X 111'ul1cw1r.1 11l.11'uJ 110111 .1 l1.111ds1.1nd 1iucu1'.1tcJ .1w .1 11'l1.11't 1111 .1 su11tl1c1'11 1'11'c1'. Thy 31111111 111.11111 11311 I1-11 111' Nick 151-111111. 111111111 11.111 111'c1idc11t, 111111 his dats. li11w111.1:'1 C1.1l11'1cl, .md NX .11'11c S11ll11.111. scnlor class prus- idcnt. who cmu1'11'11 Xl.11'1' .X1111 li11gi11xl11. 4 BOYS' GLEE CLUB Ihck: C. Strciclxcr. Ia lmrfricr. V. Slwpln-rd I.. Ripka, CI. I.IIinlr. Ly. Harris. IS. Brand Ii. I-YIIIULL, II. IJu.m, I Hnnchctt, Il. Ifnslcy II. Iiustcr. A. Kustcr. Imnr: B. Smm-. -I. Gr.xysnn. I- Nclwn. I5 RcynnIds. IJ. Uptcgruvc. B. Hufm.lnn. IJ I'i1.Ib. I. Nulmn. C1 SIIUINUYC. FRESHMAN C-IRLS' C-LEE CLUB Rmv 1: R. Kendall. Ii. Lutrrcll. I. Iiliustcin NI. Puck, V. Grud1insIci. NI. I.cm.1nxki, IS WWII. Ruw 2: S. XIi'r.1IgI1t, U. QJYIIYCII, N. Tuwnn II. Imlnski, Ci. Allison, C. Savage, NI. Rudin Ruw 5: N. S.1ndcrx, NI. Putly, C. NIcN.1ugI1l Il. I,CSIT1I!I1. WIIIIIIIIHII. Hglinlinu, S NIcCLlvnn. KI. Kuslcr. I. HJrInn, IJ. I..lH1I5 I'. Hubcr. Ruw 4: NI. I'uIuwy. S. I-urrman, R. Iwncrxr N. Kcaclx. ID. I'clcrsnn. I'. I'yIc, AI. I.uIII.mc IP. Iiugbcc. C.. NI.lrx'in, F. Hnjcski, ci.Il.lIl11k'I' II. I'r.1zcr. ADVANCED GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Row 1: X. Cnrtur. NI. Nhllslaglu, ID. Ilnulu I-fn. Il. Uxbnrnu. I.. C.Im-mrd, II. Imlmgls. I Qu.1yIc. ID. xIL'I'IIIII1L'y. Row Z: II. I,Cc.I'.lCI1L'. XI. lmrLIm1. .-X. InwI1c:' II. fmrI1.1m. NI. XIuXIurr1s, C. II.ll'I7II1, II II.1upr, CQ. X'i'lcI4IuI1mmn. sl. llc-Imggur. Row 31 P. I'I.1rris, I..1Ruc. If. NIJII-Iy, I XIIIIS. R. I'.1d1II.1. NI. Ilamm. KI. W'1I.1n1mII: I'. Arch, Run' -I: R. I..xmcr. R. NX'ahI. I. Snidcr. NI IJr:4n1inski. XI. NuIsun. R. Rusrgm-. Ii Kr.1pausIiy'. IL Pryor. NI. Y.1ndun11Iru. 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' Abou Idltorx md Adxlxur BL oxx ldlturml Staff PRESENTING THE The 1949 Kgxx lmtn xx 15 edltcd bx Rosemarx CJlbI'lCl Ldntor m glfuef xxlth Dlrlcm X m Rgnt Lrghun 15 lsslstmt adm tor I1t1.r1rx cdxtor xx 18 IFILK Sxx un Art Ldltor ohn Blllkt, lhoto., rlphx go Ldltors Doro thx Llrson md WIFYCII Ogburn BUSIHLSS Xian lggr L rx SIIULIL son md CIYLUIIIIOU NIIUJ ur olnn Corxxm Thx Sponsonslup SIIPI xx 1s hudqd bx lxnn Nulson C1 HLIII xdxxsur xx xx Xhss llorothx Cnbion ljhotogrxphx 1dv1s0r 'xlxss LOUISE Exx ln, Bus lmss adusor, X11ss Bea trlce Coop and Lltcrary ldxmsor Nlrs Rcdeenc Hwmm 80 XV X 'QQ KEWANITE STAFF OF NINETEEN FORTY NINE LITERARY STAFF Row I: Naida Olson, Betty Huber, Janet Swain, Carol Dickson, Lorraine Edwards, ,loan -Iolanson. Row 2: Emilie Dolieslager, Mrs. Reedene Hamm, advisor. Burt Eltzroth, Marie Erdman, Carolyn Roser. CMary Ann Egert missing.j PHOTOGRAPHY AND ART STAFFS Row 1: Florence DePauw, Dorothy Larson, Miss Louise Ewan, advisor, Marcia Easley. -Iohn Burke, Marcella Walker. Row 2: Warren Ogburn, .loanne Minks, Ann jenkins, Darlene Harbin, Marianne Boling. BUSINESS STAFF Row 1: Betty Pellan, Joann Corwin, Lynn Nelson, Wesley Foster, 4IoAnn Grothe, Nancy Nelson, .lane Kelly. Row 2: Shirley Venell, Shirley Lamb, Clarann Souba, jerry Samuelson, Dorothy Seovil, Bettv Harper. fGeorge Himes and Quentin Uptegrove miss- ing.j Above: Anita Alhro, Mil Curtis, Miss Ifleanor johnson Below: Row One: MeDaniels, F. Mitrani, C. Engel, B. Rodgers, R. Gingrich, A. jenkins. Row Two: D. Osborne, D. Speigel, A. Albro, M. Curtis, NI Boling, KI. Andrews, G. XVahl, S. Venell. K CHRONICLE STAFF Dishing out the news is the K staff's specialty, and they really know how to do it. After all, All-American ratings for the last five years weren't given to them for nothing. This year the staff inaugurated some inno- vations. One of them was in the way of entertainment. They sponsored a dance in the soeial room at the first of the year for all those subscribing to the paper. They also started delivering papers only to those who subscribed to the HK. The K Chronicle was eo-edited by Milli- cent Curtis and Anita Albro. Frank Mit- rani was editor of page one, assisted by jean Albro. Page two was edited by Jane Me- Daniels and Donna Kohlerg page three by Barbara Rodgers, Connie Engel, and Dorothy Henryg page four by Richard Gingrich, as- sisted by Gene Bengston. Ann jenkins and Betty Jepson served as advertising managers, with Glenn XVahl as business manager. Miss Eleanor johnson supervised the work. '5 ik 'w I 32352 ' I if ffiis, Aly C' f elf' . ik 4 15, -,IM Q 'E gg ,,.., in ,V of. A hw- ' S 7 , ' 'Qn Q ' ! M W - V4 T: ., 4 M 'sa W -'w iQ - ' ' ' fa Q Y 5-A-4 ss.. , H ' I V. 5 -Q ,Q -44 ' -4-4 , 3 W V . W j lf: V if ' . Q' f 5 H x A 'I' 2 . ' - Q' K . 1 Q' , Q 'lv 4-V - 'A V . -54 ' 4 , .A V ,f J N , 'K fd fb. x 1 . 1 -M 11 ' f-an M' '5 LJ A-f , ul 2 All L J., ' ,Q ' - xt rm K 5 'Al Hx Q 1 'Q ' la 8 .Lv'1x ,l. And rews, VARSITY DEBATERS Federal Worltl Governmentl'-ls it ad- vantageous? ls it necessary? ls is work- able? These were some of the questions the K.H.S. varsitv debaters endeavored to an- swer in pursuit of their timely subject. Resolved: That The United Nations Now Bi' 129 ,fi ll., yr . Swain, L. Nelson, M. Gillespie Be Revisxd Into A Federal Nvorld Governmentf, Under the able Coaching of Mrs. H. F. Broekman, the team Completed a highly successful year. Making up the affirmative team were ,lanet Swain and Merrill Gillespie, while ,lim Andrews and Merrill Gillespie de- bated the negative side of the issue. Serving as alter- nates wcre Francis Olson, negative, and Douglas Spiegel, affirmative. Other members of the debate class were Nlillieenr Curtis, Anita Albro. Alan johnson. jerry S-4 'OA b . 7 , Hecht. A, r' gr- 1 1-'S' , . Seated: D. Osborne, NI. Curtis, D. Dicka swn, B. Bachmann, A. Albro. Standing: If. Olson, -I. Murphy, I. Samuelson, D. Spiegel. A. johnson, DISCUSS TIMELY TOPIC OF FEDERAL WORLD GOVERNMENT Samuelson, Delores Osborne, Donna Dickason, jim Murphy. and Barbara Bachmann. Lynn Nelson acted as president of the debate club this vear, with Anita Albro as vice-president, janet Swain as secretarv, and -lim Andrews as treasurer. The team won first in their own invitational tour- nament, third in the Northwest Conference, third in the sectional meet at Macomb, third in a tournament at Normal College, Bloomington, Illinois, and fourth in the Augustana meet at Rock Island Where twenty- five schools representing four states competed. Since the team last Vear was state champions, the negative was invited to participate in an exhibition debate at Purdue Universitv. I.afai'ette. Indiana. Y I f, W A ,. 3 . 7ffL2'gmz- ' 7 ,, iv, , . I Standing: AI. Swain. I.. Nel- son, A. Albro. Seated: AI. Andrews. Nlrs. Brut' lsma n. Above: Standing: Nlr. Vfood. johnson. Seated: D. Sclirabulis, A. Albro. T. Mclilhiney. Below: Row One: A. Albro, T. Mclilhiney. G. Harris, P. Francis. M Redin, C. Caras, A. Bullock, C. Marvin, Uptegrove. M Kubinsky. V. Vujakovich, D. Kopp. Row Two: E. Lindbeck, D. Schrabulis, J. johnson, F. Mitrani, G. DeSmith, lf. VanVooren, R. Teaburg, A. Larson, P. Good. FIRST SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL Ted Mclilhiney was elected by the entire student bodv to act as president of the Student Council. At the lirst business meeting the group selected Don Schrabulis, vice-president: Anita Albro, secretary: and ,Ioan johnson, treasurer. Due to the diligent and hard work of the Student Council. Homecoming was a smashing success. Twenty-one delegates were sent to Galesburg for the Annual Pekin District Convention. One of their money-making enterprises was the sponsoring of social hours after the basketball games, and penny dances during the noon hours. Making needed re- pairs to the social room was another one of the projects of the council. SECOND SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL Starting the second semester, new officers were elected with Ted McElhinev as president. Other officers assisting him were George Harris. vice-presi- dent: Anita Albr0, secretary: and Jean Albro, treasurer. Student Government Dav was the first project directed bv the second semester Student Council. Ted McElhinev substituted for Mr. Wood in the position of principal, with Don Schrabulis and Anita Albro acting as deans, replacing Mr. Middleton and Miss Harrod respectively. Revising the monitor sys- tem was another one of their projects for this semester. Nine delegates, accompanied by Mr. Wood, at- tended the state Student Council Convention in Chicago. Above: Standing: Mr. Xvood, C. Harris, A. Albro. Seated: J. Albro, T. Mclilhiney. Below: Row One: M. McCormack, D. Osborne, P. Francis, M. Redin A. Albro, T. Mclilhiney, C. Harris, Albro, R. Jenson S. Bernitt, R. Kendall, M. Venell, M. Peck, Uptegrove. Row Two: Wetzel, W. Ogburn, D. McGuire, C. Addis, B, Shunick, G. Currier, D. Smith, D. Dunbar. Above: Row One: G. Carrington, B. Jepson, R. Gabriel. Row Two: Miss Gibson, P. Arch, J. Burke. Below: PALETTE AND BRUSH CLUB Future Rembrandts of K.I-I.S., the members of the Palette and Brush Club are learning to appre- ciate the fine arts and to increase their knowledge of them through the meetings of the club. It is a national art organization and has been given the name of Doris Lee, a famous contemporary artist of Aledo, Illinois. Before acceptance in the club, you must be en- rolled in either the craft or drawing classes and must submit ten drawings or craft projects to prove your ability. Movies and talks on subjects of art have made up manv of the programs for meetings. Twenty-five members and their advisor, Miss Gibson, made a trip to Chicago on April 2, to go through the Art Institute and see the Ballet at the Chicago Opera House. Gayle Carrington acted as a very able president. assisted by Betty Jepson, vice-presidentg John Burke, secretary, Rosemary Gabriel, assistant sec- retary: Pat Arch, treasurer: and Miss Dorothy Gibson as advisor. Row One: D. Thompson, B. Bachmann, H. Asbel, G. McNaught, M. Fischer, P. Vfetzel, M. Bruen, L. Tieman, S. Thompson, Nl Nic Cormack, B. Moulton, D. W'hite, D. Harbin, M. Asbel, R. Gabriel. Row Two: I. Battersby, S. Olson, B. Jepson, Ii, Anthony, N. Sanders. V. Vujakovieh, K. Willianls, J. Burke, I.. Lewis, M Ba tr G. Carrington, McDaniels, B. Bates, A. Nelson, B. Brockman, P. Arch. 'rp -, M 7 5 Q wfma-. J ' f Wwwm-4-. ' 'L Q ....... 4 L . . 1-V K V , .aff , m Elgin' 4' ,, : ' 4 ' 1 Lf'-J 1.:4 , ..,. w-'J' .1 ,rg ffm if W Q , g, :t A 'WEAR .e,'uulnll 'v SWF' - fe ,aff qw ,....g WL ' Q' 5-.gags ...F -4 :Q V -.wwlg GIRLS' FEDERATION COUNCIL Little sisters become big sisters .ind introduce their little sisters to school-thus the Girls' Fed- eration starts the ball rolling for girls at K.H.S. Inviting prospective freshmen to become famil- iar with the school before they enter, and honor- ing them with gi party early in the fall makes Girls' Federation prominent with every girl who enters K.H.S. The council well fulfilled its purpose as a service organization this vear. They made a follow-up survey of the class of 1947 so that the office might keep a complete record of the graduates. The girls made favors for the hospitals on St. Valen- tine's and St. Patrick's Day, and gave gifts to the children in the hospitals at Christmas. Sending K Chronicles to servicemen alumnae and keep- ing the social room in order were two more of the services provided for by the council. Heading the social events sponsored by the council was the annual football victory dance at the end of the season. Marianne Boling served as president for the vearq ,loan Robinson, vice-president, Janet Swain, seeretarvg and Lorraine Edwards, treasurer. Above: Standing: Miss Dorothy Harrod. Seated: j. Swain. M. Boling, L. Edwards, J. Robinson. Below: Row One: If, Quayle, vl. Albro, NI. Curtis, A. Albro, L. Chord A. Fischer, H. Gorham. A. Demmler. NI, N1cMorris. Row Two: Corwin, A. jenkins, Swain, Nl. Boling, MC lflwain, N. Nelson, NI. Stenwall, Robinson. Row Three: V. Vujakovich, D. DeSmith, B. Krumtinger, QI. Le Iilane, HI. Hoose, S. Vujakovieh, G. DeSmith. I., Dergins, j johnson, N. Olson. Al. Seifert. D. Kohler. Row Four: Grothe. il. johnson, L. Edwards, XY. Fulton, J Shurnis. L. Zang. R. Gabriel. B. Zang. KI. Skutnik. NI. Redin ll. Gord, S. liortman. ff Us vw Staiielinig: M. Curtis, Nliss Berg. Seated: N. Ulson, il. Corwin, C. Souha. r TRI-HI-Y CLUB To create. maintin. and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character is the pledge and purpose of the girls of the Tri-Hi-Y Club. Leading the girls through L1 very successful year were ,Ioann Corwin as president, Naidn Olson .is vice-president. Claranne Souba as secretarv. Mil Curtis as treasurer. and Miss Eva Berg, advisor. To raise monev for the XVorld Service Fund the Tri-Hi-Y conducted a clothespin drive. The entire membership of sixty-seven girls sold clothespins all over town. johnny Kayels orchestra furnished the music for the won- derful formal given bv the Tri-Hi-Y together with the Hi-Y LII the Irving gym on Snturdav, March 5. Mother Goose and other nursery rhyme characters were featured in the decora- tions. based on the theme, Storybook Lnndf, Fulfilling their purpose as a service organization, the girls gave a Thanksgiving and .1 Christmas basket to a needy family. I. 'I'ieni.in. IJ. Van Iientergheni, I-.1JoliusI.iger. M. Iigert, N. Nelson, XI. Iioling Row Une: S. N ujakovieh, -I, Van Iiroundgliein. P. hlnnes. Row Iwo: P. Harris. XY'iIainoski, D. Harbin, NI. Curtis. I. Albro, N. XVilliarns, C. Dickson, bl. Swain, Corwin, C. Samba, A. jenkins Row Row Row Iii Row Six: D. ililireez Ii. Krunitinger. NI. Seyller, C. Iingel, IJ. He nry, S. Vent-Il, kl. -lolinsun, I.. Ifdwards, N. Olson, Grotlie, N. Whisson, S. Lamb I'nur: A. Iiullnek. Milburn. bl. I..1Rue. P. Pryor, Xxhissoii, IS. Rodger, jones, R. I..imer, S.Cr.1liiiin, D. Scovil, II. Jepson. Gabriel, IJ. La rson. fu ms-'pf uf Q ye: A. Hilrmnn, KI. I..1mb. Ci. Carrington, Ii. Baeliiiiaii, XY. Fulton, Ii. Klein, R, I.:lmberty, D. Gord, il. johnson, il. Nletl. Swanson, -I. Seifert, I.. Olson, H. Nance, I. Iiattersby. Nl. Iiruen. IS. Swanson. NI. Kirby. G. DeSmitl1. il. Shurnis. R :fins A421 HI-Y CLUB After .1 strenuous informal initiation. the lli-Y Clluln, It-tl ln lynn Nelson as president. settled down to aetivities of .1 xery successful vear. Assisting him were Ted Nlclilhiney' .is vice-president. liill Kopp as SCCI'Cl.l!'Y, Dixon Smith as treas- urer, and Nlr. Paul V. XleNlori'is, adxisor. A festive New Ye.lr's lfve partx' was sponsored hx' the eluln, complete with confetti. clever decorations. favors. ru freshments, a program, and dancing. The dance was put on .IN .l COIUl'l'lLlnlIY service .Hlil XX'lll bk' .Ill .1I1l1Ll.ll .ll'T.1lI'. Storvbook l..lI1Ll.H the theme of the annual midwintei' formal. was put on hx' the lli-Y, alone with the 'l'ri-lli-Y. .loann Corwin, president of the 'liri-Hi-Y. and her escort, Dick XVillianis, together with Lvnn Nelson, Hi-Y president. .ind his date. Anita Allnro. lcd the grand march. To raise rnonex' for the March of Dimes Clainpaign. the lli-Y bovs made a Wash 'lim W'ell which was placed in the lower hall of Central School during basketball season. ow One: li. Bradley, Ci. Pontsler, D. Karpawiel, D. Despain. li, l',lKlI'4fll1. li Row iliwo: li. Harris. li. llrand. XY. loster, 'l'. Nlellliiney. ii. Xvalzl, l. Yels D. Ruseniiu, All O A 1 x .lj liaek: li. Kopp. 'l'. Nlulilliiney. D, Sinith. Front: Nlr. Rowe. l,. Nelson, Nlr. Nleklorris. . liingricli. il. Burke. A. klohnson. nn. ll. An derson, C.. Sllenlore. D. Spiegel. D. ililioinpsiixi. Row 'lihreez Ci. liurns. Nl. llolton. -I, Samuelson, R. Yan Xleltelveels. D. liertenlvaeli. l. lwlng. D. MUULIIFU. ll- Ds'-IH. l'. Cmfliflv Daniels. li. Delieyser. ily. l..ims. r. li, Row l'oiar: QI. lerry, Nl. Gillespie. li, lilalier. D. Roelte. R, Swearzngen. Ci, Peek. K. Nlfarren, -I, l1.llINCI'. D. Smith. li. Kopp. D. Nor- quist. W. Stabler. Row l'ive: QI. lfniigholl. N.ci.ll'.lK, LI. Shinltevieli, ll. Clarroll, R, Anderson. ll, l'.irlsi.n. D. Selirahulis, Ci. llinies, D. llansnn. l'. Nlitrani, ll, Kusler. D. Doliesl.t4i1L'r, D. Rolls, 4---we-5. vamp' I f P ,Q - o 'll J 'Q .-5 A I N.. l-irst Row: ml. klackowicv, M. McCormack, li. Tieman, j. Shurnis. B. Swanson, M. Kubinsky, P. McNally, P. Snider, M. jones. lf jones. j. Hoose. G. l.ee. Second Row: li. Malloy. xl. Minks, P. jones, S, Piester, A. Roulds, D. Tomsic. xl. Yan liroundghem, NY. Fulton. H. Nance. Third Row: B. W'ood, D. Van Renterghem. M. lirdman, C. lingel, lf, Smith, D. Henry, li. Hill, M. Seyller. Fourth Row: L. Olson, S. Blackledge, T. Vershaw, C. Rosenow, L. Baden, M. Tellier, ll. Pellan. VI. Grothe. lfiflh Row: M. Vandemore, T. Quagliano. P. Pryor, M. Damm. S. Agnew. li. Fredeen, B. Deflrane. M. Teece, P. Dnnials. l. llrzwee C. Brady. C. Anderson, S. Miller. C. Caras, M, Lalnanski. Sisth Row: li, Kruntinger, L. Beaver. D. Phillips, ll. llergren, N. Vfilliams, V. Grudlinski, il. l' ngstrom, D. McClain, C. Anderson, M lmes, l', Kirkhove, A. Hamilton, D. DeSmith, C. McNaught, IS. Vandemark, M. Draminski. F.H.A. CLUB Capablv led bv XVilrna lfulton, the l5.H.A. was verv active this vear. The planting of a rose bush on the south side of the Central School building commemorated the fourth birthdav of the lfuture Homemnkers of America. The girls served as hostesses at the district rally held here on April 25. Five hun- dred girls. representing twenty-two schools. were present. NX'ilma Fulton served as vice- president of the section. Sponsoring the Basketball Victory Dance at Irving Gym on March 26 was another success- ful undertaking of the club. Decorations fea- tured the theme of Spring,', and Max Paekee and his orchestra furnished music for dancing from nine until twelve. Doing their part to make Christmas a happier time for someone else. the girls sent Ll Christ- mas basket to a needy family. On May 12 the group held .1l11OIl1CI'-LlL1Llj.Ll'lICl' buffet supper together with the NY'etherslield F.H.A. This gave the mothers an opportunity to see what they had been doing and also fur- thered the good relations between the two schools. Other officers for the vear were Mary Ann Kubinskx vice-president: Betty Swanson. secretary, Dorothy Henry treasurer: and Miss Aline Frank, advisor. liack: D. Henry. Il. Hill. M, Seyller. Miss Frank. l'ront: XV. Fulton, li. Swanson. M. Kubinsky. S G.A.A. CLU B Almost any afternoon after school. you can find tl1e girls of G.A.A. down in the gym working for awards. Among the various kinds of entertainment and recreation going on in the gym are basketball, volleyball, baseball, stunts, and acrobatics. Dancing, gaily decorated booths of games and food, and the crowning of the queen were the high- lights of the annual spring carnival. Members also enjoyed Ll skating party, an over-night hike, a play -..f- Seated: Miss Anderson. Standing: F. Olson. KI. Minks, H. Nance. VV. Fulton. First Row: If. N1.1lloy,AI. Nlinks, T. Vfisnienski. B. Currier. NI. Teeee, Nl. Asbell. A. Nelson. I. Downey. AI. Dunlap. D. McClain. B Luttrel. R. Cramer. Second Row: XI. Peck, K. Vfillianis, 9. Thompson. IJ. liugbee. C. Laras, Blitstein. G. Paennison. P. Huber. NI. Poluwy. Nl. Imes D. Norton. R. Kendall, C. Savage. N. Felton. Third Row: Cf. Nlarvin, QI. Carpenter. N1. Deliord. I. lfjeld. P. Snider. Nl. Innes. D. Skutmck, ,I. Skutnick. R. Yuerst. l'. Pyle. C Smith. NI. Smith, NI. Anderson. B. Boswell. XI. Venell, IJ. l,aron. Iwiurth Row: Nliss Anderson, K. Hagberg, IS. Hogebloom, Ci. line., li. Kuster. IJ. DeSmith. C.. Palmer. I. House, KI. Iaekowief. P. Mc- Nally. KI. lnghcls. WI. l'ulton. Hainline. If. Olson, H. Nance. XI. AICNIUTFIS. IS. Harper. XI. lasley. .-Xndersun, A. llernmler. ll Pr ir Bott, R. l.amberty. .I. Kalubowski, li. Ciaras. Pm. liachmann. P. day, .1 bake s.1le, and parties during the school year. The girls of the club designed and made .1 clever float for their contribution to the Homecoming parade. The advisor. Nliss Iune Anderson. new to Kewanee 9 5 yt . QI. Xietf. High School this year. introduced many new actiyi ties to the girls. XYIIIITLI Ifulton prove.l .1 very cap able Dresident, aided by -Ioanne Nlinks, vice-president l'r.1ncis Olson. secretary-treasurer: and Hazel Nance point-recorder. Row Row Row Row One: L. Carter, P. Harris, P. Francis, N. Carter, D. Dickason, J. McFlwain, A. jenkins, L. Chord, P. W'et7el. Two: Miss Anderson, F. DePauw. M. Bruen, P. Huber, D. Osborne, A. Fischer. Three: M. Baughman, -I. Vfilanioslti, G. Carrington, A. Demmler, M. N1cMorris, H. Gorham, -I. Dejaeger, L. Zane. Four: R. XVager, D. johnson. A. Larson. K. jones, N. Caras, A. Swanson, D. Leggins, M. Polowy, Standing: F. DePauw, G. Leggins. Seated: Miss Anderson, li. Guard. C W-7 fyg-f' X bf 5429-L f XM . 96 THE BOWLING LEAGUE Pins went flying when the K.l-LS. Bowl- ing Club met every Monday evening at DeClerk's Recreation. The League was divided into ten teams with five members on each team. Two Kewanee teams were entered in the American Junior Bowling Tournament on March 26. These teams bowled in Kcwanee and sent their scores in to the American Junior Bowling Congress in Chicago. Mem- bers of the teams were Florence DePauw. Joyce Prussator, Mary Polowy, Alice Dem- mler, Miss 'Iune Anderson, Nick Caras, Russell Walger, George Leggins, Alan Pear- son, and Leonard Ouanstrom. As a climax to their season. the club held their annual spring banquet. George Leggins led the Bowling Club this vear in the office of president. Serving with him were Florence DePauw as secretary, Barbara Goard as treasurer, and Miss june Anderson as advisor. ,wgi 2558? -t 'X 'R W Nxjx 'Q uf X fy' :S Q I 171 W If-f ' f - ,f lt , g T55 X 7 1 I ' l kg If gh ' f- 1 HW NXT I all l N ATHLETICS The nerve of that referee! Hi-Ho Boilermakers . . . Steam on! Hold that line . . . hold that line .. . We've got a new cheer, kids . . .' 99 7:5 'Eva Mi l Q A. ,7,,.,.A Mgnk ,,. X he 0 l 2 F' 15 ,, .5 g ii ni.. uw is if f I ,A Q 'Wa I + ,J e' I , ,1g,.,V K ,f '.-4 as A 1' . ua I ,Aw 6, e .- ,. -fr :. 'n ' ag, I f'S, ,m. ,3 ., - - FOOTBALL The Boilermakers opened up the Season on September 11 by dropping a heartbreaker to Peoria VVoodrufT. The only score was made in the last quarter, giving them a 7 to 0 win. Kewanee dropped their second game of 1948 to East Moline. The Boilers held their ground till the last quarter when the Hilltoppers scored on a 19 yard pass. The third game of the season was a loss to the superior Moline eleven. Moline showed that they earned the title as one of the top teams of the state, as they won, 40-0. The Boilermakers lost their fourth straight game to Manual. Kewanee held them to a scoreless tie the Hrst half, but were overcome in the second bv 19-0. 101 Left: CRIDIRON SPORT OPENS 1948-49 ATHLETIC SEASON Bncl-afield: B. Kopp. S. Price, M. Mirocha. I.. Kench, D Dt Keyser. D. Despain. Line: ll. Nasal, G. Harris, L. Saey, xl. Burke, T. L.17ar Leggins, xl. Palmer. Below: Football Coaches and Cn-captains Coach Hainline, Coach Bruckman, Nlerwvn Dergins Inset: Leo Saey. M-37 FIGHTING BOILERMAKERS Kewance dropped their fifth game of the season to Rock Island. Kewanee was definitely against a superior team, but managed to score their hrst touchdown of the year although they were beaten 52-7. The BoiIermaIxers still couIdn't make the win coIumn as thex' lost their sixth game to a good GaIesburg team hy a 27-7 score. The K.I-I.S. team came up with their Tirxt win of the year as they edged East Peoria 2-U. The Iioilermakers scored in the third quarter when Nosal trapped a Peoria I1acI4IieId man in the end zone for a safetv. Row One: I.. Reach, NI. XIirocI1a, Ci. I-Iarrit. I.. Saey. .I Iiurke. I'. Leggins. Ii. Kopp, S. Price. Row Two: Coach Brockman, IJ, Uespain. D. IleIit-per Al. Nosal, kl. Ij.lIlT1L'l'. T. I.alar. N. Iiernitt. Ci. Iiimex Coach IIainIine. Row Three: Ci. Streicher, Ii. I ItlmtI1. lfptegroxe, XX' Slabler. Il. Iiocku. ,I' W'ittmeyer. IJ. Smith. W8 9 H1 I . f jusw c , :WY xVf? ?i ' ,. , I HC Jn' ff ,,,.g1. , M, fs 'A .- , A I X ,. . - -L ff- -- - : A , Q 4 ., wks!!! V I. nl 1 ' few. 'Y Fm , AZT. ,xiii .- W- P SP if U ig 44- .11- '1 sf! s, . Qs fr' 2.1 f ,f .1-3 4 45 if er Q 3, 3 , .ff K no 4 . 5. -., X,- 4- ,. ia Q, . P .Q -'TY' r af ff Q 7931-f ff v C. Addis, R, Row Bates, A. 9 at I Row Two: L. VanW'assenhove, G. Francis, A. Fuller, R. Jenson, A. Kuster, B. Lee, Al. W'iley, M. Knepp. Row Three: D. Kopp, B. Chord, A. l.ope7, J. Waters, F. Forrest, j. Rouse, C. Vandemore. Row Four: Mr. Sisson, T. Petty, B. Harper, B. Prusator, K. Moline, VV. W'ade, Al. Clancy, D. Draminski, P. Good, B. Stewart, Mr Faris. FUTURE BOILERMAKERS SHOW GREAT PROMISE The Kewanee Riveter football team opened up a tough schedule by winning their first game, which was against Peoria XY'oodruff. The Riveters, although outweighed in all their games, played good hard football and finished the season with a record of 2 wins and 5 losses. The team played a good brand of ball which shows promise of a good team for Kewanee High in the years to come. The Riveter squad was made up of 33 boys. Some of the outstanding sophomores were: Charles Addis, Gay Francis, Ar- thur Fuller, Ray Heinrich, Bill jenkins, Ralph Jensen, and Al Shepherd. The Riveters gave all of their opponents a good game, and they often looked good even in losing. All in all, the Riveters got the needed experience for their years to come on the varsity. 105 Riveter Coaches Mr. Sisson, Mr. Faris 'in Q, as they edged out XVells of Chicago, 54-50. The K.H.S. quintet's next trip was to the Fast St. Louis holidav tournament, where they reversed the host team, 39-34. The following night the Boilermakers played an upsetting South Shore of Chicago tive, and absorbed a heartbreaking 41-40 loss. Back in the Boiler City, Kewanee matched their skill against a higher touted Manual five. The Peorians seemed to be the better team until the second half, when we rallied. Shep- herd's free throw in this overtime tilt marked another win for the Boilers, 59-58. The Boilers took to the hardcourt again in Central gvm and turned back a strong Gales- burg quintet, 45-40. This was Ll win in both Illini and Northwest Conferences. Kewanee racked up a non-conference tilt STEAM ON! all Coach and Co-captains: Loring Keach, Coach Brockman, Vince Shepherd 1 107 Z 2 ,. ' 5 I I! I1 ' . 3 if I' SJ Y 1' 4 .32 5' 5 T... wilstfr-....m.1 W ll, J..-A ' WW' NA 'K 1-r A :viva W WM aa- WYE? .4 Nm 29 Q. 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I - 4 1' J V - 'Q 4 YA' 4 iv, ,,,,, ,,,,g , ,, Sf .ff f v , t T lx fx f Abuse Xl Yelm Nl Knepp Waters B Shumch R Hunnch R Iensen P Redm B enluns A Fuller A Shepherd C Addxs F Forrest J Stlles B Chord Mr Landns Below Row One E Llndbeck B Prusator G Currxer Nl Bate V Axnltx B Ries D Vbhnte D La7ar Row Two Coach Hamline. A Lopez R Huggms G Ctrnouth D Brush B Let B Reynolds Baughman Row Three B Stewart R Nnmtr R Swett B Frttburg B Cmnt 5 Btrmtt R Olson A Lnek D Whxtt j Bryan RIVETER AND FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SQUADS Plaung prelxmlnary tllts to the xarsxty the Rlvet ers had a rather tough season of losxng games by less than 5 poxnts, after leadmg many txmes untxl the last quarter The Rlveters showed promxse of sev eral outstandmg players for future Boxlermaker squads 11 0 Preparmg future Boxlermakers Mr Hamlme had a very successful season coachmg the freshman bas ketball squad The heawyvselghts totaled 9 wms to 3 losses Thxs team was made. up of Bates, Amley, Prusator, Lmdbeck, Rxes Lopez, Currler, Whxte, Bernntt, and Lazar v - xv 'As v xv 'xx x- lv 'Vx v . H 7 ' ' YYY , , . RIVETER CHEERLEADERS With these spirited Riveter cheerleaders behind them, the sophomore teams had A lot to play for. They really brought out the school spirit of the students when cheering at as- semblies as well as at games. From left to right the cheerleaders are: Pat Francis, Donna Dickason. Delores Os- borne, and Eleanor Quayle. All four of the girls are soph- omores. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Pep, the undying spirit of the school body, was roused to great heights this year by our four vivacious varsity cheerleaders. They did a great job of raising the morale of the team and the students. Marianne Boling, jane Kelly, and Carol Dickson at the left of the Dieture are all seniors while joan Robinson at the right is a junior. 111 'Q' iisfnw OUR FLEETFOOTS Coach H. F. Brockman led the Boiler track squad through another busy season. Some of the members of the 1948 team were Vince Shepherd, Loring Keach, John Pruitt, Nlerwyn Dergins, Richard XVarden, Bob Goard, Tony Lopez, Jack Gleeson, Dick Karpawicz, and -Iames W'iley. Kewanee took Dart in several relays, includ- ing the Princeton and Geneseo track meets, and were again host in the Kewanee relays. The K.H.S. track squad was represented in the state bv Loring Keach and john Hartman, who tied for second place in the state pole vault. Some of the new members added to the 1949 squad were Xvavne XVager, Don Hulslander, Dan Uptezrove, Mickey Bates, Charles Vande- more, Rav Heinrich, Francis Forrest, Jim Cathelvn, Don Reclin, Bill Coffev, Don Nor- quist, and Bernard Bracken. Row One: ll. Vfiley, ,I. Cathelyn, D. Redin, Coach Bruek- man, L. Keaeli, B. Coffey, B. Guard. Row Two: NY. Vfager, D. Hulslander, D. Uptegrove, C. Vandemore, B. Chord, R. Heinrich, If. Forrest. 112 Run Om R Rgmpm D SLhUlfl Catlulxn C1 Burns D 'irsan :vu fvm L Ku r F1r1s X1r Brocknnn Palrmr D Ihsnm BA EBAII off to 1 slow stxrt bs dropping CROSS COUNIRY found 1 good squad of boys ur first ns. 0 xmux so n hut tuxr out who VNOllxLd hud md PIILQL1 high ln mlm lu md nshud thu, 1 1 x III l1l mats Thr tum xx IS lgllll Lxggllgntlx Louhud bx HK L D IHS I LNNkI' SHIKI rm R4 kNl1. N I 7 Q Il UVLI L. S IIIL 5 R4 ' ' ' : ml. Ilurkl. B. pp, M . . ', . . . , AI. ' , . -gf . S , ., 4 ' ' . . 1' I K' R . R 1 'H ' t L ' . '. th . gal ' I P' 'illc, ' 0 I I f ' ' . ' 4 L 'A' ' L 4' str' 1' Q hr ' ' scnsn on Al v' 'ng 1 ' '. '. .jf ' 1' ' 4 ' ' 1' note. Mr. lnmdis was their coach. Nlr. I:.lI'iS. Rr ' Un-: 'lf l.1l.1r, lf. l.uum, C. Rug' k', ll. INK ' . H. liurd, ll. I A 1. R ' 'IA 'sz xl, Shink h. Al. Nu Al. 19. K: ll. IS. NVQ 'k.xm, N. Iiqr int, 'I'. l. 5 ' . KI. XXVJI -r , Hr. l.. hs. 11 D will GOLF TEAM all om 'KU A 'flag .r ' v rams A Fuller W Arlcr I Rlpka D Sclwrabulls B DePauw wmmng, 1 QFCII share of thur ments Members of rhg 1948 golf team wurc Dlak Wllll1mS Lcitu' Rlplm Warrun Artgr, Don SLhr.1bul1s, m Tern Bob IULPJLIW and Art Iuller ' Swans, Hugh Sxsmg Ion' A Surg xxmner A -1 ..' 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October 70 The ont who th1nks our jokes are poor Would stratghtway change h1s news Could he compare the jokes wt prtnt Wtth those we could not use Ottobtr 21 An1t.1 Albro really put her foot 1n tt when sht told .1 gang of k1ds that she and AIAtd NItElh1ney wtrt gomg Il set the ust1te of the Peace CSht mtant tl1e Ch1tf of Pol1tt for leadmg tht Homtcommg paradtj Ottobtr Z7 unlors stletttd thttr tlass rmgs today And art thty ntat' 200 tarat so thty say Ottobtr 76 Bum B1atkt11 Wl1ats tht tIatt9 Nhss Knapp Ntvtr 1111nd tht d.1tt FIDISII tl1t LKJIAIII Bum I just wanttd to havt somtthnng r1t,I1t on my paptr lx annountts tI1at An1t.1 Albro and htr tourt, Llarann Souba, o.111 Robxnson QIIYISIIDJ Caras and Nanty Sandtrs, w1lI rtngn ovtr tht IPIIJHILLKJIITIIIQ, ftst1v1t1ts Ottobtr 2 Ottobtr 8 Bob Goard wtnt sttpplng IUDIEIII and that I1 somt thmy, t wrntt about' XVI1os tht lutky glfla ttobtr 29 Iht bo., day 1s I rt t .1 A thrtt hour as stmbly starttd th1nj,s off w1th .1 bang, sptttally tl1t slut prt stnttd by Iynn Ntlson and l11s hartm of stmor BIFISI A suptr paradt followtd .111d to top II off wt wo11 tht gamt 'S 0 Ottobtr 30 NIUSIL, dantmg and n1any .1lun1n1 htlptd to makt tl1t Homttomxng .1 wondtrful sutttss and wI1.1t a suttt-.s ' NOVEMBER Noytmbtr I Sorry to I1tar Ph1I hood brokt l11s Itg at tootball rattttt Dd t urt you Pl11I as 1uth as II dnd B1II1t L ' Xoytmber S I-nded our football stason mth 7 7 t1t agamst Prmctton Brrrr was lf cold' Noyembtr 8 Xmct Shepherd and Iormg Keath tlttttd to taptams ot the baskttball team Noytmber I7 Nitss ohnson You can t slttp 1n my tlass Btrt Brand If you dtdn t talk so loud I tould Noytmbtr IS No wondtr Carol D1tkson was suth an old tr.1b today broup pntturts wtrt taktn for tht Ktwamte and was If tytr wnndy sht just touldn t kttp her loytly trtssts arrangtd' Noytmbtr I6 Xlany .1 man I1as madt a monkty out ot I'11m selt by rtathmg tor tht wrong Itmb .1 t ll tht tru I1 N111 tmbtr l7-Lurxous fly X1ntg,ar juj., Slnpptry tdtt Intkltd bug Nntmbtr I9 Iround O1t ot Iros 1Jol1ts.1gtrs notts from Curus Wt .lft ho dmj, Il lor tI1ost who want 11 tarn sumtthlng about Ioyt N 1yt111btr 'I AIAI1t SI NIORS stortd .1g.1111 WIIII :1 toI11ss.1I pro dutt1o11 prtstnttd by .111 tyttlltnt tast to .1 t.1pa1.1ty trowd Noytmbtr Dt 1tattd to trry l.1n1tr and othtr ont arm druytrs Nou tant pay atttntnon to your brakts w 1t11 your I1 ll IS In ylllll' L I mytmbtr 7 I1rst as tt a tamt at r1n1.tton IAI1t tta111 mtrtastd by .1 1ut twtnty mtm trs snntt thtrt was .1 shortatt 1tt1 tts AIAI ' A ' l.A . 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I, A . A ' ' IJ ' ' A , 'A P XII ' -o-1- I 1ut.I uf you. A ' ' ' I' bt 1' ' I3 ' I ' ' ' Q ' A - ju A 'A w A 1: 1111A11' alont I1 ' 'Ill his . tin. 1 A 'tk' . 115 ,Q .- ii ., ' as fl ' I Q , ,A 4- Top: XY'OXX'lll . . . . Pepsodent sniiles llottoln: Lucky Lloyd! .... loafer's Noveinber 25-No sehool because of the turkeym 4'l'l1a11ks- giving to you fI'CSl1I'I'lCl1.Q November 26-Season tickets get tl1eir first freekle as their users flock to the Kewttnee-Ottawa basketball fracas. lt's K.ll.S. first home game-perfect! Kewanee 49 to Ottawifs 38. DECEMBER December 3-Lost to Pekin 51-SU. Any way, it looks like we'll have .1 good season env the fellas really played their hearts out. Deeelnber 7-Well. Ma, shine up tl1e paddle againl l'111 coming home witl1 my report card. December 9-The Pearl Harbor movie came in handy for all the steadies. The back row seemed very popular, especially with Betty Pellan and Bill Coffey. December 10-Played at Rock Island tonight. Lost the game but not our hopes. December I3-Tri-Y helped to brighten the Cliristmas season for tei1 little boys .1i1d girls at their llliristmeis party tonight. Nlrx. llilmer kIohnson's reading of the Cl1rist111.1s Carol was really inspiring. Dee'ember I6-'nliwas the Night Before cil1l lNlI11.lSH and wee Virginia Sturm made her debut i11 tl1e voeal concert to11igl1t. I11 fact, she stole the sl1ow, Deeember 17-Two big headlines today: BEAT NIOLINIQ and LAST DAY Ol: SCHOOL BIQFORIQ CHRISTMAS VACA- TIUN. December lS+Alumn.1e home to see us heat XX'oodruH. Comp. lieations set in for ,Iannie Swain as .1 certain party slipped in from C'olor.1do. Dte'e111her ZS-XII lilia ClllilSl Nl.'XSllll JANUARY 'I.111u.11'y I-All I'L'L'UYL'I'lI1g from the big parties last night. lint union . .... 1 nd in the broit igit too Alanuary In-Burt Iltlroth g ess y been out viiti worse looking boys than I y Roma lxendle lStlenee Burt: s guess you ye been out w Morse looking b ys than I my nt 1 Roma l 1e1rd ou e rs 1 it lm thin in .lanuary ll-Nlarj Blur ru 1 u 1 ye 1 e lfrank leggins it ' XX hit hipve e .lanuary l44After lllll e iur e 1' the Northwest and RSI Ill the Illll1 Nite goin ftllit ylanuary Ill-K.ll.S rolled tlit red eirpet to gut ti elitf, star of the Rose Bow 1e t royal welcome home enty ky to serie t teitimonial banquet II1 11s honor Llanuary 22-Certain lit le unmenttonables llo1t1ni, :around tl1e social room after the Qltntoi gin l1a X is H stew. XY'onder who vyis toini., Ile strip teis llanuary 34-All the it lxlrlb luinehed their eampii formt t em are A me111 ers ot te ,Ianuary lXfSkun t ie in 1 Hou won A aint size K.lI.S. fan ereited quilt 1 little eompe ti eine .lai111.11'y il-I.arr1 ltrson 1 ie forex Niek liernttt X 1tt tor in ll t on lfversliarp I-'ebruary l-'Report eir x ll snt t hildren tl1L'fk'.N .I HCW' NCn1LS k K fklllklll Ukl' lkr lo lie .1 gre lbiek Yiglll Nlari ol course the main .ittraetions were the big 11.1111e bands at Diek the lli-Y dance. Nlari Llaiiuary 4+'I'hrilling game .1s Kewanee pulled through iv-SS Dick oyer Peoria Nlanual. It must haye been all the screaniinag and Xlarj yelling of the kids. Dick klaiiuary Ci-Harb lioard: l CLIIIVI deeitle 11-liieli one of 11s is the lfebruary 3--Nlariinne llitne lou Dey w s em o bigger fool, you or l. having certain Ubonte triuue it blind 1 st 1 frit t Spud leggiiisf- Liiy'e yourself tht- bent-lit of a says Bob, 'lil1at's rt doubt. l'eh1'11a1'x' SA--Saw t oi g 1 11 1 'M A x ea, .w 7 trying to avoid his two little sisters. Guess they finally made it! lfebruary 9--Scandal! Caught Nliss Nlefiarthy winking at I.es- lie Swan in solid geometry class today. l'or shame!!! lebruary ll-lfast Nlohne took it on the chin onee again as Rewanee mowed 'em down, 45-Ili. lebruary I5-l ost lllini Conference to Clanton tonight. Really was a heartbreaker, but .i certain co-captain didnt take it so had when his morale-builder had him behind the hus. l'ehruary I6-Still laughing at the Kewanite assemhly held yes- terday - Student Government Day - so the teachers finally showed us that they were human after all. lirom the looks of things. Xliss lfwan really didn't need that butter-fly net!!! lebrtiary Zl-Buddy I-ord: XVhat's that crawling on the wall? Ralph I.aC1roix: A lady bug. Buddy: Sly gosh, what eyesight!!!! l'ebruary Z5-l.ost to Xlonmouth 56-45. l'ellows really played their hearts out. lehruary 28iRegional lournainent starts-heat Toulon, I-Ii--HJ! MARCH Nlareh -4- On to the Seetional! NVon the Regional Tourna- ment over the Cialva Tigers. 63-55. Nlarch X+And then there was a garbage man's daughter who was not to be sniffed at! Nlareh Ill-Nloline Sectional . . . Wiestern Union was kept busy with all the private notes to the locker room. Wie led till the last two minutes only to be defeated by 3 points. Nlarch I8-Rather boring for us poor unfortunates who didn't get to go to State. Nlareh 24--junior Class Play assembly. WU: had an idea of the blooming romance between Ann Harmon and Russell Swear- ingen. Nlareh 29-Gerwig's style show-what a change from those baggy shirts and blue ieans. Xlarch 3l+I3abyearof corn: Mama, where did I come from? Mama ear of corn: Hush, dear, the stalk brought you.', APRII. April I-Nly day! The day for all fools! April 6-I parked the car expecting No I.. But she remarked in glee+ Weill have to fight it out. you knowg I hope you're stronger than me! April 8-School's out-Happy Day! Big night with the Kiwanis basketball banquet and K.H.S. Choir concert. April 23-Golf team came through with flying colors in their first match. They even won a trophy! April 4 Kewime is mighty proud of Lliteta Reach Break ing tirtt reeords in one w tk is prttts goo r ir: 5 Students rea titi m nts s ws irts sshei e Ritl 'l'rumpeteers came today. All the girls had their eyes on the fella from New York-and he had his eyes on them. too. April lo-Nlr. Sisson to driving pupils: don't forget the man who got in a wreck hugging the wrong curve. April 27-Payments for Rewanite are due tomorrow or your laook will he forfeited. Remember the Kewanite is like a womang everyone should hase one of their own and not borrow their neighhor's. April 2ll+.Iack: Ciimme a niekleg I want to call a friend. llillz llere's a dimeg call all your friends. MAY Nlay 3-Report card day: lfather: I got .1 note today from your teacher. Ray Yan Nleltebeek: 'I'hat's O.R., Pop: l'll keep it quiet. Slay oillardy souls of Ci.A.A. are camping out tonight. fare- ful. gals, don't let the bedbugs bite! Nlay 7-Our track lay-out got a goin' over when the district teams toed the mark in etlorts to cap a few blue ribbons. Slay I7-Sally Graham: Kiss me like that again and l'ni yours for life. -lim Nleliie: Say. l'm glad you warned me in time. Nlay ll-Not a few seniors are pondering over whether or not they'll graduate with this class or next year's . . . famous last words. She can't flunk me-lim a senior. Nlay 24-Spadge Brady: Will you take me to the zoo? Dick Smith: No. if they want you. they'll come after you. May 27-The joint is Prom-mad, we tell you! Fellows get to- gether for hours about the Prom and where they'll go and what they'll do PROVIDING they get the family chariot-the gals are all allutter and justly so . . . oh, well, why not? JUNE ,lune I-The long awaited evening has arrived!! tlrollowed by the lost weekend.l Gay, frilly formals and dancing-eyed junior and senior girls. Oh, it's wonderful, children. Wluniors, eon- gratulations for some neat entertainment!! WT Won't be home until morning!!! ,lune 5-Pardon us for feeling fhoked up, but Ilaeealaureate Serviees are pretty awe-inspiring. .lune 7-Class night! Digs were flying fast and furiously as the 49'ers got in a last word: Farewell to you students Wie are leaving behind. Can you think of anything so fine As this great class of '-WP? june Ill-4Iommencement- And their tears flowed like wine as the seniors grasped their sheepskins and made their final fare- well to good ole K.H.S .... Bye now! op ltlt flies through the air what they won't do to get in . . . . primpingl Bottom aunty umors lsx , 'fig Q. a Our pride and joy .... Need :1 good KH band??? 46. 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