Kewanee High School - Kewanite Yearbook (Kewanee, IL)

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Experience forthe Future Helping students prepare for the future, VICA students discussed the unemployment rate and job-market demand. VICA students also learned of current job factors in this class. The Kewanee chapter of Vocationalulndus- trial Clubs of America helped students establish reasonable vocational goals. 1980 Vocational Industrial Clubs of America officers are: Row l: Ernie Groy, Parl.g Joe Tavares, Sec.g Bob Grabbe, Pres.: Mark John- son, Reporterg Row 2: Mike Ensley, Treas.1 Brent Francis, V-Pres., Russ Basham, CCESAC Rep.g Jeff Behnke, S. C. Rep. Row l Mark Johnson Ernie Groy Brett Francis Joe Tavares Holtschult Doug Long, Ron Scott, Tim Folger, Tim Stone. Row 3: Bob Grabbe Russ Basham Mike Ensley Jeff Behnke Jack Steve Seyller Tom Stead, Steve Salisbury, Dan Ryan, Steve Hill, Turley Row 2 Mike Menard Jim Cummings Louis Reiff Brian Jeff Graff Jeff Hicks, Greg Herberger, Tony Bodine, Troy Kaiser, Adams Tony Tanzillo Mike Haptonstall Randy Dison Steve Kyle Mmnaert John Werderman. VICA 59

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Distant Summer Homes After three years of German. Sue Crad- dock was already partly prepared for her trip to Austria last summer. In Austria, Sue's adventures included get- ting lost mountain climbing and teach- ing English in a camp for teenage girls. Sue's summer proved to be fun-filled, worthwhile and very memorable. Through the Americans Abroad pro- gram, Scott Kuffel was able to spend two months in Kenya, Africa. Scott lived with a large family of the Luo tribe and experienced the life-style and culture of a Kenyan family during his brief stay. 'lu' Also a participant of the AA program, Sue Kapacinskas ventured to Australia. Sue spent part of her time in school and the rest of her time at the beach. The climate, the people, and the scenery were extremely different than they are in Kewanee, and Sue holds very special memories of them all. 58 Americans Abroad

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Homemaking Qualities Future Homemakers of America was an active organization. The girls attended several rallies with Mrs. Shafer, club advisor. These rallies brought education and entertainment to the girls who participated. The spa- ghetti supper was a success, thanks to the cooperation of the kitchen and the FHA workers. Other fund raisers included the selling of mums and '5Go Boilers weeples at Homecoming. FHA had a busy and successful year. Row l: Kathryn Clong. Mike Fischer, Mrs. Lip- pens. advisor: Steve Grafton. Sec.-Treas.1 Julie Fleming. Pres.: Verena Cummings. Vice-Pres.: Kim Bucy. Andrea Hodge. Row 2: Kathy Hein- rich. Diane Crowell. H35 Row l: Pat Brown. Lorie Hull, Connie Hardy. Kelle Lindbeck Warner Row 2 Greg Jackson Tim Smith Douglas Curran Chris Judy Moraski. Sec.: Diana MOOD. PICS.: Cindy Elgin Vice Pres Ramon! Jim Mundy Tim Galloway Jayne Shinkevich Sue Mrs. Lippens. advisorg Paul Richardson. Brent Richards Jeff Taylor Teresa Boggs Lonnie Williams Mark Menard 60 FHA-HERO