Sturgeon Bay High School - Flashes Yearbook (Sturgeon Bay, WI)

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qpgpgw- iEi411f.hf I, ' ' '45 15.. , ' twig? .4 ' l M w aT'vf4w9 'UP' -v-'-L A,A' as hv1a'u:r..r.TwmWL C a' d SEPTEMBER 4. Ye ole school bell has sounded, and the students b 374. g have all settled down to real studyingK?j due to , circumstances beyond their control. K, A 6. No, freshles, that was not a fire alarm,that was the 7 four bell signal for our lst General Assembly. . '7. We played Catholic Central--but lsn't it odd, no one A remembered the score! ,- .f 14. Bay eleven clip the DePere Redblrd Wings at the rate nv- of 14-6. FV' l'7. It's a Happy Reunion for all the Footlights Club 3- members from away back, at a potluck supper, held in G the Home-Ee. room. 20. By this time all the gals, at least, have settled down to studying, after getting acquainted Qshall we sayJ?? Or is it because they've found out there's a Mr. Place. 28. We tied the Blue Devils '7-'7 at a night amel But don't get excited, it was strictly footbaliii 60. Only eight more months-You jallbirds, You! Ig Q OCTOBER Qu ' 26. Another football game-what Q-Sag Kewaunee do? gf, 28. The Goblins and Witches turn out early this year to y ff .dance at the Home Ec. Club Party. ' 150. Halloween comes and goes qu1etly?? As you might sup- ! pose! But did you see the latest make of architec- .Q ture on Miss Reynolds' house? Rav NOVEMBER fn l. Did you see the Homecoming Bonfire? Neither did Ill 2. The parade led by the Queen's feast started the day, with a bang, which rather petered out by 4:00. Did you see that luscious cake, the Senior Class presented to coach Alberts at the dance--No?? Guess I got my piece first! 4. Lost: Two menQ'H, Jack Kasbohm and Beaky ' Weber, to the Marines. , 6. Teachers abandoned their dearly beloveds and trot off to Milwaukee, now is that nice? i Q 10. Teachers return, now is that nice? QC' 15. Bays buck the Pioneers 43-16. 15. Freshman homeroom A-F received the Bay Spray .A awarded for their Homecoming Float. 'Y 17. Better watch it boys-the girls are brushing up on H, their jltterbugglng under the instructions of Miss Gibbs. gp l8. Dr. Otto Schacht has returned to our fair school to tell us more. Now, fellow students, do you not breath correctly? Zl. How would you like to go for a walk with Mr. Dllton? You'll probably end up in the Arctic with seals' eyes for lunch! 26. our boys left for the Reformatory, today, but they all returned-I hope! 2.8. Who ate all my turkey? Page 56

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DECEMBER 1. 3. 7. 12. 13. 15. 17. 20 22. 25. JANUARY l 6-8. 10. 16. 17. 18. 20. 25. 27. 30. 31 FEBRUARY 1. 3. L. 5. 6 7. who dropped that rotten egg in Mr. Steinoff's room? Phooey! Did you know DePere beat us 28---LO at basketball, that is. I hate to say this, but so did Oconto. That's all right. I didn't get after that report card. Oconto 'Blue Devils' trounced finale of 67-Bk. What was that strange sound we torium? Oh! That was just the the Choir Concert. More fun! The annual Footlights Christmas Party. The 'Birth of a Song' was broadcasted by the mem- bers of the Footllghts Club to the High School stu- dents. It aroused the Christmas spirit in the teachers and students alike. Chicken pox has hit--Guess Who? Our gal-'Feely'L! What did Santa Claus bring you? my allowance either over us with a sad heard in the audi- choir tuning up for 1 n Happy New Year! -Groan ----- Back to school! Bays score a victory over Kewaunee, and our Basket- ball stars have their 'pics' taken at Camera Club Party after the game. Seniors groan as they face History Exam. Every man for himself-especially when you sit every other seat during examsi. Relax! They're over with---until May. Week End- Here we come! The boys studied too hard for exams. Otherwise Oconto never would have surprised us, 40- to 29. Johnny 'Duck' says he went ice-skating. But 0h!Did you see that eye! Dates have really picked up since the college gals have returned to school. By this time,We're sure you've read the latest re- vision of the Gettysburg Address. Recognizing the fact that all high school students can see in the dark. Old Man Winter was reason enough to postpone the Footlights Play--'The Youngest'. We don't know about March, but January came in like a lion fNew Year's Eve! and went out like one too. We didn't know so many of the fellows skied until the Lawrence College gals appeared on the scene. 'The Youngest' though delayed, was a huge success. Funny, none of the cast appeared at school this AJI. Ah, for the life of an actor. It seems as though some of the Freshmen lost their way back to school, after having their class pictmm taken. Oh well! Ninth periods have made them re- member! . Sophomores, remember what the movie said about the fourth car. You have to pass that driving test. The historic buttermilk feud starts in English 12. To keep peace, Mrs. Scheurman had better read up on the merits and demerits of this 'angelic beverage'. ff . A ilk Page sv