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lt seems that even the almighty Senior has plenty of trouble opening his locker on the first day of school! Hey, Fellows, keep your eyes on the game not on me! THINGS HAPPEN TO US x .sa '- Spending a pleasant lunch hour up town can really get a guy or gal in- volved! The halls swarm, class is over, and there's a mad rush for the next class, with enough time out for a quick snack at the milk machine, catching up on the latest, or working on that assignment that's due in five minutes. At first the sophomores are afraid of the upperclassmen, 'but soon things run smoothly. Then there are the special lyceum programs, fun at games, and those little things that happen which are always remembered as a part of KHS. All the good times at HKS stem from the warm friendly atmosphere of our school and gives us some- thing to think about and enjoy. Common sight on a hot day-the long line at the drinking It's a lot of hard work-and fun too-getting ready for the play which fountain. everyone looks forward to.
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HOMECOMING-OUR FIRST BIG THRILL ff? Qt Q fe 7 sit! , X l Q fy.. .L .T 2 c . rsh? The excitement started at the bonfire the night before we played our arch- enemy, North Judson. The next after- noon it mounted even higher as the Homecoming Parade moved from KHS to the town square with the band lead- ing. Following were the lovely queen candidates, the football team, and our floats on which we had worked so hard. Our hopes burned as bright as the bonfire that we built the night before the game 1. We students followed the parade, and led by our cheerleaders, yelled until our were raw. After speeches given throats by the coach, captains of the team, and others, we were dismissed. At the half of the game 1958 queen Dorothy Clemons crowned Mary Folkers Homecoming Queen of 1959. The Junior float won lst prize, the Freshmen won 2nd, the Eighth, 3rd, and the Seniors, Ath. Our enthusiasm fell a little when we lost the game, but all-in-all it was still a very good Homecoming. 9: 6 'V' at :fbi ex It was a strange sight to see such well dressed young men waiting for . . . . . . All those lovely girls who were in a flurry to get dressed for that long parade down Main Street.
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