In the Class of - Kewanee Public Library District

Enables Us To Step Ahead with Knowledge
Walking, talking and learning together.
Learning--the most important
facit of our lives. Learning at WHS is
often made more interesting and challenging
through the efforts of our dedicated
faculty. Their concern for the
educational welfare of the students
has stimulated many young people
toward greater achievements and ultimately
higher education.
There is a sun in the sky
Let it shine, let them see it.
There is air in the sky,
Let them breathe it.
There are thoughts in their minds
Let them think.
There is a GOD,
Let them worship.
There is communication,
Let them speak.
There is fun,
Let them enjoy.
There is sorrow
Let them suffer.
There is Love
Let them love.
There is touch and sensation,
Let them feel and be high.
There are other emotions,
Let them discover these.
They are young, but they are people.
Let them live.
Stan Thurman
KAREN McNEILL
Girls' Physical Education
Illinois State University
B.S.
ROBERT McPHEETERS
English I, English IV (NCB),
Track
Univ. of New Mexico,
Eureka College, Bradley
Univ. B.S.
MARY ALICE MORRISSEY
English II, Speech
Illinois State Univ., Univ.
of 111. B. Ed., M.E.
ARLENE MURPHY
Librarian
Illinois Wesleyan U., Univ.
of 111, A.B.
JOHN R. MYERS
Shorthand I,II, Typing I,
II, Bookkeeping I
Bradley Univ., 111. State
Univ. B.S., M.S.
STANLEY N. PETERSON
U.S. History, Govt.,
Economics, Asst. Football,
Fresh.-Soph. Basketball
Western 111. Univ. B.S., M.S.
JOYCE ROGERS
Home Economics
Stout State Univ.,
Viterbo College B.S.
DAVID A. TRAINOR
French I,II,III,IV
Western 111. Univ. B.A.
MARY WRIGHT
Art I,II,III
111. State Univ. B.S.