Kewanna High School - Apache Warrior Yearbook (Kewanna, IN)

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.X allr- JAN FEB NAR PR I8 24 AY If I5 COUNTY TOURNEY AT ROCHESTER KEWANNA 48, LEITERS FORD 3l KEWANNA 37, GRASS CREEK 38 C RGUS FOR POLIO JRIVE 8 B GAME KEWANNA 4 LEITERS 46 COUNTY PROGRAM FULTON Q B GAME KEWANPA 6 9 GRASS LREEK 50 QUNSHINE BAKE DALE BASKETBALL BOYS ATTEND HOCKEY OAME AT INDIANAPOLIS uENERAL SCHOOL FUND PROGRAM B B GAME KhWANNA 413 MONTEREY 42 8 8 GAME HEWANNA 49 ROYAL CENTER BASKETBALL BOYS ATTEND COLLEGE B B GAME AT RENSSALEAR B B GAME KEWANNA 47 FULTON 46 JUNIOR HTGH B 8 TEAM ATTENDS COLLEGE B B GAME AT NORTH MANCHESTER COUNTY PROGRAM RICHLAND CENTER JUNnORS AND SLNIORS ATTEND STATE LEG'SLATURE B 8 GAME KEWANNA 49, MEOARYVILLE 39 STATE SOLO AND ENSEMBLE CONTEST AT KOKOMO DECTIONAL TOURNEY AT ROCHESTER SENIOR PLAY UISTRICT MUSUO CONTEST AT DELPHI DTATE Lusuc CONTEST AT AUBURN OENIOR TRIP BACCALAUREATE COMMENCEMENT LXERCISES LAST DAY OF SCHOOL 1 I A C 1.9 4' C 23- 2i a ' 25 ,FO ' i? 26 2 - ' 28 'O , Y ' 4 e ' 29 9 9 K 30 f O 8 C , V ' 3 39 , 9 ' . o'. ' ua 0 , , ' 82 . G Q F4 D 0 l7 - stsfoixxx T8 P 9 .X A U f 23-26 9 2 , 25 A 0 2 ' J 99 - - M h I 5 - 6 x 7 4 ,X J T6 JZ.: 2 A if -

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Ea-P' iags SENIOR SNEAK DAY SCHOOL GETS SOMEWHAT MONOTONOUS SOMETIMES WE SENIORS DECIDED THE BEST wAY TO BREAK THE MONOTONY WOULD BE TO HOLD A SENIOR SNEAK DAY UNDER THE COVER OF SECRET CLASS MEETINGS, WE MADE DUR PLANS THE RED LETTER DAY wAS NovEM BER I7, DUR DESTINATION, CHIcAGo, AND oUR TIME OF DEPARTURE 5 30 A IN THE WEE HOU S OF THE MORNING, WE HUSTLED AROUND PREPARING T0 LEAVE THE MOON WAS STILL SHINING BRIGHTLY Nw THE COLD WIND WHISTLED AND HOWLED AROUND THE BUILDINGS CHICAGO SEEMED A PLACE IN A DREAM WORLD BY 5 45 WE wERE MERRILY IPERHAPS I SHOULD SAY SLEEPILYI ON oUR wAY NINETEEN SENIDRS, MR 3 GWIN, AND MR AND MRS LINCOLN BURTON MADE THE TRIP IN NR BURTON'S SCHOOL BUS AS WE DREW NEAR THE CALUMET DISTRICT, NR GWIN POINTED OUT POINTS OF INTEREST AND GAVE US IN TERESTING INFORMATION CONCERNING THE JHITING REFINERIES OUR FIRST STOP WAS THE MUSEUM OF SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY NE ARRIVED AT 8 45 A M AND AS HE MUSEUM DIDNIT OPEN UNTIL 9 30, WE HAD TIME TO STRETCH AFTER THE LONG BUS JOURNEY SOME OF IGAN, A DISTANCE OF APPROXIMATELY ONE BLOCK THERE WE TOOK PICTURES AND ENJOYED THE SCENERY OUR SCHEDULE WAS PLANNED So THAT WE COULD SEE THE MOST, WITH A MINIMUM OF BACKTRACKING, BUT ONCE WE wERE INSIDE THE MUSEUM IT WAS NOT EASY TO LEAVE DURING THE TIME WE wERE THERE WE SAw ARPRDXIMATELY ONE-FOURTH OF THE ENTIRE MUSEUM IT WOULD BE IMPDSSIBLE TO DESCRIBE EVERYTHING WE SAW, BUT PERHAPS THE MOST OUTSTANDING THING WAS THE COAL MINE IT IS A REAL COAL MINE, o- ING 500 FEET UNDER THE SURFACE FROM THE MUSEUM WE WENT TO THE NLS BRDADGMHTNG I QW -ii so I Q 6 : .M. R Y 5 of J' X : . I' I . . T I I OUR GROUP WENT DOWN TO THE SHORE OF LAKE MICH- I . 0 G 1 . . f 'A X X xx I VR- ' i