Kewanee High School - Kewanite Yearbook (Kewanee, IL)

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ow Showing: KHS 1979-1980 Now showing at Kewanee High School . . . 1979-1980 school year . . . Opening daykAugust 28. It can be said this year was one of the best that has played in Kewanee. Admission to KHS long-playing year started the last week of August. After one frantic week of ticket-takingu and 'ldoing the books, we paused for a short intermis- sion-Hog Days. With this intermis- sion over, students settled back in their seats for one of the most exciting years in recent KHS history. Studies, clubs, and sports kept the show going throughout the year. Christmas and mini-courses were a much needed intermission. But the show must go on, and so it did. As it progressed, the 1979-1980 school year became a show to be remembered. Each student must take four years of P.E. Ron Brown is a familiar sight in the halls. Playing with toys is sometimes educational. Agriculture involves much outdoor work. 2 Opening 1 ..t 5 a . V7

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Most KHS students always have something to do, including Scott Schwefel. No matter what the record, Boilermakers are always energetic and willing to pull for the school. Band members are always willing to brave the cold to offer a warming tune. Since no student can escape P.E., the Physical Education Department tries to make the class fun as well as educational. Some classes are not as interesting as others, but students like Marcia Cone manage to live through them all. 4 Opening M Www 'ka