THE KEWANITE 1937 - Kewanee Public Library District
THE KEWANITE 1937 - Kewanee Public Library District
THE KEWANITE 1937 - Kewanee Public Library District
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JUNIORS<br />
<strong>1937</strong> Prom<br />
Time ... 8:00 P. M. ... place . . . Armory . . . what<br />
. . . the <strong>1937</strong> Prom ... a huge success . . . gorgeous scenery<br />
. . . bright colors . . . subdued lights . . . beautiful dance<br />
music . . . Joie Livek and his orchestra . . . <strong>1937</strong> prom will<br />
be hard to beat in future years in <strong>Kewanee</strong> High school . . .<br />
about equal to that successful prom of 1936 . . . Holland<br />
was the theme used this year . . . along the walls were<br />
placed panels on which were painted life-size portraits of<br />
Hollanders and Holland scenes . . . quaint milkmaids . . .<br />
Dutch windmills . . . tulips of every hue . . . green meadows<br />
. . . winding canals . . . immaculate cottages and street<br />
scenes . . . dikes ... a dike separating the spectators from<br />
the dancers . . . gray in color with a white swinging door<br />
in the center admitting the dancers to the floor . . . blue<br />
and white streamers from the ceiling . . . peak in the center<br />
. . . screen of streamers hiding spectators from jubilant<br />
juniors and dignified seniors . . . real shrubbery placed between<br />
panels . . . real tulips placed around the dance floor<br />
. . . beautiful revolving crystal ball . . . mellow subdued<br />
lights . . . ushers dressed in old-fashioned Dutch costumes<br />
. . . both girls and boys used as ushers this year . . . modernistic<br />
furniture in which weary dancers could sit and<br />
watch the others whirl past them for a dance or two . . .<br />
marvelous program during intermission . . . semi-classical<br />
songs by Crystal Van Hefte . . . popular songs by Sumner<br />
Mason . . . Donald Hepner and Madolyn Bengston tap<br />
danced . . . punch was served in a real windmill built in one<br />
corner of the floor . . . another big social event of the year<br />
closed . . . the last party of high school for many graduating<br />
seniors . . . and a fitting climax to their high school<br />
careers.<br />
Arvel<br />
Petty<br />
Ralph<br />
Rashid<br />
Grace<br />
Saunders<br />
Charles<br />
Schneider<br />
Jean Marie<br />
Utz<br />
Lyla<br />
Whitmore<br />
John<br />
Pillars<br />
Donald<br />
Reed<br />
Dorothy<br />
Shiltz<br />
Agnes<br />
Stahl<br />
Donald<br />
Wager<br />
Vera<br />
Winquist
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