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History of September 2: Sixty-nine proud Seniors itrutted into the old familiar CHS. The numbers enrolled in our middle classes were: Juniors, 61, and Sophomores, 69. Sevcnly-one trembling but determined Freshies were propelled through the halls by the upper classmen. September 10: Woof, Woof, the Barker’s club is now under way. It is a newly organized club, with about 90 members, who hope to increase our school spirit, and back up our boys in sports. September 16: Sharpen your pencils and click those typewriters “cuz” the Hillcrest is again under way. The FHA also had their first business meeting of the year, after a very successful summer. September 19: May the best man win was the motto as class officers were elected. Doris Steenport and Roger Kraus were elected as tlag-raisers for the year. September 19: The Freshman Reception really welcomed the Freshies to CHS with Lloyd Buechel as Master of Ceremonies. September 22: A large group of GAA girls met, raring to go, which should mean some pretty good games. September 24: Our office girl, Lucille Freund, was married to Johnny Murphy. September 26: Our football team lost to Bonduel 12-4. October 3: Our first assembly, featuring James Dutton, Virtuoso of the Marimba, was held. October 4: Thirty-seven members of the band and glee clubs went to Ripon to hear the U. S. Marine band. October 10: Preparation of floats for the Homecoming have begun today with much zest. October 15: E!zie Brown, “Memory Wizard,” astounded CHS students with his amazing ability to memorize. Some of us could use a little of that ability, eh? October 17: It was rather a bitter pill to swallow but we took it willingly, when the football squad lost our Homecoming game with Plymouth. ' The dance that evening made up for it with music by Claude le Due. The team this year has had some pretty tough breaks, but we’ll make up for it next year. October 29: Watch the birdie, Seniors, because the time has come to have your graduation pictures taken. November 6-7: Teachers convention left a deserted CHS with pupils everywhere enjoying a blissful four-day vacation. November 11: Armistice Day Program. Among the speakers were Father R. Thomas Peeters and Art Casper. November 13: “Go To School Night” for the parents was held. November 18: Chilton triumphed over Brillion in its first basketball game of the season. November 20: Hurrah! Hurrah! The circus has come to Chilton. School was adjourned so that everyone could go to the circus. November 21: The assembly program was presented by Mr. Robert Edger, “Clyclops of Palomar.” November 25: We lost a heart-breaking basketball game to Valders by four points. November 26: Watch out, turkey, here we come, for it’s Thanksiving, and time for vacation. 6
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the Year November 29: Rosemary Heimermann and Donald Keuler reigned as queen and king at the Senior Ball. Music was furnished by Gail Shepardson. December 3: Alonzo Pond spoke to us on archeology. December 11: The All-School play, “Don’t Take My Penny,” was given. December 16: Our basketball team lost to New Holstein 39-27. December 17: A wonderful concert was given by the band, glee club, and Miss Weber’s Little Dancers. December 21: Members of the glee club went Christmas caroling. December 24: Yippie, here’s to a glorious two-week Christmas vacation. January 7: Arthur Kane, journalist and world traveler, gave us an excellent description of his experiences. January 9: Yeah, the basketball team won over Kiel. January 15: The CHS gym rollicked with the familiar songs of the “Plantation Singers,” a Negro quartette. January 17: A Prelenten dance (Leap Year) was held, with music by Tony Winters. January 23: Take a deep breath because final exams arc over and second semester has begun. January 22: The girls’ basketball team lost to Stockbridge, 24-20. January 28: The girls’ basketball team won over Stockbridge, 40-31. February 17: Last basketball game of the year was played here. Lost to West DePcre. February 24: Mr. Kelly. Negro lecturer, spoke to us in assembly on National Brotherhood Week. The Humorous declamation contest was held. February 27: The Serious declamation contest was held. The basketball tournament was held at Two Rivers. March 1: Preliminary Boxing Bout was held. March 11: Second Preliminary Boxing Bout held. March 10: Senior English class went to Sheboygan to see the movie Henry V. Reporters and photographers from the Milwaukee Sentinel came to take pictures and write articles about our high school, which will be featured in the March 21 issue cf ihat paper. Concert was given by the band, glee club and Mrs. Davis’ dancers. March 17: A puppet show was enjoyed by the students and faculty. The play presented was “Wizard of Oz.” March 18-26: Easter is nearly here and with it comes the long awaited spring vacation. April 2: Cartlar.d end Cook, “World Famous Ping Pong Champions,” gave us some helpful hints cn how to play ping pong. May 13: A dialect expert spoke to us. He is George Groman. May 14: Dancing was enjoyed, with music by Gene Heir, at the Junior Prom. June 9: About 60 Seniors were handed their diplomas tonight at Commencement Exercises. Thus we close for this year, saying good luck to the graduates in the future, and we’ll be seeing the rest of you next year.
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