Kampsville High School - Reminder Yearbook (Kampsville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1944 volume:

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PHILLIP RITTER DR, WILLIAM SKEELE BEFNARO NORDBUSH HAROLD Sc:-IUMANN EUGENE I-IARTMAN RAYMOND ANSELL ADRAIN ZIGRANG WILLIAM VETTER RUSSELL JONES WILEUR GEREOKE ELZA WHISTMAN WILLIAM MRDDOX THOMAS HIGHES HAROLD TOTZELL CARL OSTERMAN RAYMOND DRAPER ALLEN HANCOCK HEUBERT FOLLIS RALPH BENNETT LOUIS WOLTMANN RAPHAEL ROTH DONALD FOILES UVA BLACKORBY RUEL HATFIELD ROLLAND DEAN KEITH OETTLE umm 504,12 FLOYD JOHNS ROBERT LOIIG EDWINA KAMR EIJNARD HAYN MILAN ROSE JACK LEACH HARRY FABER Roy QERECKE JERVERSE ROUNDCOUNT ALOYS DAACK HARRY BECKER WILLIAM ZIGRANG JOSEPH ROTH 30553-r IIQORE ABNER PONTERO I-VIRRY QARK DORRIS WYATT PAUL DP-APER RUSSELL HANCOCK WAYIIE ARISTRONG AL KAMI: WILLIAM LIEBERSTINE BECAUSE OF THEIR UN'-'ALTERING PATRIOTISM TO THEIR CGJNTRY, COMMUNITY, AND SCHOOLS BECAUSE WE ARE PROUD TO RECOGNIZE THEM AS FORMER STUDENTS 'CF THIS OUR SCHOOLS BECAUSE 11-IEIRS IS THE DETERMINATION TO MAKE POSSIBLE A FREE EDUCATION IN A FREE COUNTRY? 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A, UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS, worac ON DOCTORATE, UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI 3 TEACHING EXPERIENCE I2 YEARSO MARIE AIMISTRONO ----- TEAOI-IES SCIENCE, MATHEMATICS, GIRLS PHYSICAL EDUCATION, A, B. ILLINOIS COLLEGE, ATTEND ED UNIVERSITY'oE COLORADO, GRADUATEVIORK, UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS, UNIVERSITY OF MO., TEACHING EXPERIENCE I2 YEARS. EVs.YN C. HERSHEY---TEAOIIES INSTRUMENTAL AND VOCAL MUSIC, ENGLIS-Ig ATTENDED EUREKA COLLEGE, B. S. UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS, TEACHING EXPERIENCE 7 YEARS. INEZ ALEXANDER ------ TEAOHES TYPING, SI-IORTI-IANG BOOKKEEPINGQ ATTENDED WES IERN ILLINOIS STATE TEAOI-IERS COLLEGE, IIIAOOMB, ILLINOISg TEACHING EXPERIENCE 5 YEARSO MENAIID BOOKS HON CLOSELY MEN FZESEMBLE BOOKS! FOR INSTANCE, IM-IEN ONE MERELY LOOKS ' AT COVERS DULL, OR BRIGHT WITH SHEEN, I-IE IXE'ER CAN TELL I-IHAT IS BETWEEN UNTIL HE READS. A GAUDY DRESS MAY BE TI-IE CLOAK OF EMPTINESS, VW-IILE BINDINGS PLAIN AND POOR AND THIN, IMY HOLD A'wEALTI-I OF TI-IOUGI-IT wImIN. I LIKE BOOKS, SOME MEN ARE GOOD, SOME BAD, SOME HJMOROUS, SOME DULL AND SAD, SOME SI-IALLOW, OTHERS STRONG AND .DEEP3 SOME SNIFTLY MOVE, IMLIILE OTPERS CREEP. SOME ARE BUT EIOTION, OTFERS THJTH,' SOME REACH OLD AGE, SOME DIE IN YOU11-I3 BUT JUST A FEW CAN DINLY SEE THE GOAL OF IMMORTALITYI --QJAMES COURTNEY GIALLIS THE. REMINDER STAFF ED ITQIQ.. I N..CI.-Il Ep-....--...--...-...-...-.. ---RAY PRAUL ASS I STANT EO I TOR-----------------W I LL I AM ARMSTRONG BUSINESS MANASER------------- SPORTS EO I TOR---- ------------ EDITOR:--gunman-an-:anew-nn ---JAUNITA RICHARDS ---ROY SUNLINS --WANDA MITOI-Im. ART EOITOR------------------FRANOES WOTLMANN SENIOR CLASS WILL------------- SENIOR CLASS PoEII------------ --BASIL BEOKER, PAUL GANSZ -..LOIS CWXTER SENIOR CLASS PRORI-IEOY.-.----..--....--JUNE RUYLE, INANOA MITCHELL SENIOR CLASS HISTORY ---- ------- JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY-------N SOPI-IOMORE CLASS HISTORY------- FRESI-IMAN Q.AsS HISTORY--------A TYPISTS- --------- -------------- ADV I3ER....--......................-..- ---BARBARA HAYN, RAY PRAUL ---BETTY BENZ ---GERALOINE KINOER ---IANNABELLE CRADER --WANDA MITCHELL , JUNE RUYLE -----------IVII SS ALEXANDER 'THE REMINDER MADE ITS APPEARANCE AS A YEAR BOOK IN I935, BUT WAS DISCONTINUED 'IT-IE SNVIE YEAR AND WAS PUBLISHED AS AN ANNJAL IN I9-10. THIS YEAR IT CONTAINS THE ACTIVITIES OF' KAMPSVILLE COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL FOR I942 '3n -fqv-u-1u- TI-IE CHATTERBOX STAFF EO ITOR-IN-CH I EF- ASS I STAN'IS-'- - - Bus. MANAGER-----u --....-..-----EOWARO HARTMAN --...... ------IMRJORIE ANN HAYNE ' GERALD INE KINDER FRANCES WOLTNANN --------JUNE RUYLE SPORTS EDITOR---------------BURNILLLE WATSON SOOIETY En ITOR------------BAREIAPA HAYN HJMOR ED I TOR-W-----'W ART EO I ToR------ CHURCH RERORTERS A -----ROY SUI-LING ----- ---- ---CEC IL IA CLENDENNY -- -------- -ELZAOA BUNOI-I IBI IVIAFUORIE ANN HAYNE ICJ JUNE RUYLE CLI BETTY BENZ INI ffl 'L IJ' . .-If-f M 2251.5 f' . -in-I:-Q. 115-'3 . L, I k 2.3 5. fr k 'R , +1 .Aw gil e 4 , Awawjgp f1f,wy.zw ' ' ilx g 'w ,. 5El ?f1n.x+xdfrr -. -- Yvohle Bids!! Mhilfs Rina- E Lois Crain- Wanla MifcheH Mil-H11 6140- RLY!!-pond .PNLUI E vera. Len. Sevier Rgy Sumfnvx ,. ,M f '- ' ff,-V . .- ,, -V 1 Mar-Ven: -Sevfev 'lsephannq Memes- BVI 6.11131 Jung Ruvlc 'Bu-bu-1 NWN LW' M '-'F 0'- 'B-1s3lB..k..- Lndh Sdm-nm. flu Hu-im .. 1 A, 'a C . ,M .rg M I v. N ,J 2 L, E, 2 rj ES E is J- h ,mm e-xwwzm-nu.-ff r-2 'J . f , - ' - 1 1 - 1 1 'X '1-'www SENIOR CLASS HISTORY I SHALL NEVER FORGET THAT SUNNIY DAY IN SEPTEMBER I939 WHEN AS GREEN FRESHIES WE ENTEREO INTO THE GOOD OLD KAMPSVILLE HIGH SOHOOI-. IT WAS ONLY A SHORT TIME BEFORE vIE OVER GAME OUR Sl-IY WAYS, THROUGH THE THOUGHT- FULNESS OF THE UPPER GLASS MATES. SOON VE WERE GIVEN OUR FIRST PARTY, AN INITIATION AFFAIR. TI-IUS WE I-IURRIED ON OUR WAY THRCXJGH OUR FRESHMAN YEAR. THE FOLLOWING FALL WE LOST ONE CF OUR NCTIVE CLASS- MATES, ROBERT MOORE. PARTIES WERE GIVEN APD FUN RAN THROUGH 'n-IE DAYS OF OUR ,VSOPHOMORE YEAR. WE TOOK PART IN MANY ACTIVITIES AND WE CERTAINLY CAN NEVER FORGET THOSE PICNICS, WITH PINK LEMONADE, ON THE LAST DAY OF SCHOOL. WE WERE ALWAYS ACTIVE IN CLUBS AND SOCIAL ' AFFAIRS. SOME OF OUR MQABERS WENT'OUT FOR LITERARY, BAND, GLEE GLUE, TRACK, BASKETBALL, AND SEVERAL TOOK PART IN THE SOHOOI.. PKQAY HJCKLEBERRY F INN GIVEN THAT YEAR. MUCH HAPPINESS ovER TOOK Us IN OUR JUNIOR YEAR, IME INDEED COULD BE CALLED THE JOLLY JUNIORSJ' THIS YEAR WE GOT OUR FOUR YEAR COMMUNITY HIGH SOHOOL. WE AGAIN GI-IOSE OUR 'OFFICERSQ WE ARE GLAD TO SAY TI-VAT WE LOST NO MEMBERS THATYEAR. AGAIN THE OALENDER TURNED IT'S PAGES T0 SPRING, AND W5 CELEBRATED THE LAST DAY BY A HIKE TO PERRlN'S LEDGE. WE TOOK NO TRIP TO FOREST PARK THAT YEAR, BECAUSE OF THE RESTRIOTION OF USING THE SCHOOL BUSA LAST, BUT NOT LEAST, WE ENTERED INTO OUR LAST SCHOOL YEAR AS HDIGNIFIED SENIOI-QS. WE ARE GLAD T0 SAY THAT WE ADDED NEW MEMBERS TO OUR GLASS THIS YEAR. ALSO VIE LOST A FEW MEM?-ERS. RUSSELL HANCOCK YENT T0 OO I-IIS PART FOR UNCLE SAM BY UOINING THE NAVY, VE ALSO LOST CI.EO LEACH, WHO MOVED AWAY DURING THE SUMMER MONTHS. WE GAVE OUR ScHOoL PLAY I-LIORLEBERRY F INN, DETECTIVE. OUR ANNUAL STAFF WAS CHOSEN AND WORK BEGDN CN THE YEAR BOOK THE REMINDER. OUR RINGS AND INVITA- TIONS WERE CHOSEN EARLY IN THE YEAR. IN FEBRUARY WE WENT TO JERSEYVILLE AND POSED FOR OUR PICTURES. WE WERE ACTIVE IN MANY ACTIVITIES THIS YEAR AS THE ONES THAT WENT BEFORE. So OONOLUDES OUR FOUR YEARS IN DEAR OLD KCI-IS. WE ARE NOW READY TO GO OUT INTO THE WORLD AND MAKE A PLACE FOR OURSELVES. WE AS A CLASS WISH THE UNDER'- Q..ASSMEN ALL THE SUCCESS IN THE WORLD AND HOPE 11-IAT THEY WILL HAVE AS MUCH FUN AND SUCCESS IN SGI-DOL AS VE DIDO ' X Se W ,nf - - Y 5 ! I I' WH ,J E ax l 5 41? ,U -. n Q . .-E ,H . S . 4 w 4 1 W 1 1 SENIOR CLASS QM BAILEY: ' ' ' GLEECLUB I,2,3,4i PLAY 2,45 BAND I,2,3,45 PI-Iv. ED. l,2,3,4Q GAA 3,45 MJSICAL. FESTIVAL 35 CI-I4TTERBDx STAFF I,2,45'0PERETTA I5 MIxED'CI-IDRUS I,2,3,45 GAA TOURNAMENT 3,45 GM PLAY DAY 3,45 SCIENCE CLUB 35 GAA AWARDS 35 REMINDER STAFF 3,45 BARBARA HAVNI ' GLEE CLUB l,2,3,45 PLAY 2,45 CLASS PRES,, 45 IIUSIC FESTIVAL 35 GAA 3,45 OFEFETTA l3'Cl-IATTERBOX STAFF 45 REMINDER STAFF 45 PI-Iv. ED. l,2,3,4g RED CROSS KNITTING CLASS 45 MIXED Q-IORUS 3,45 SCIENCE Q.UB I5 COMMERCIAL CLUB 45 SHORTT-IAND AWARD 4. LQM IME Kggmggz' ' ' ' GLEE CLUB I,2,3,45 MIXED CHORUS l,2,3,45 GAA 45 OPERETTA I5 CHATTERBOX 45 MUSIC FESTIVAL 35 RED CROSS KNITTING 45 SCIENCE CLUB 45 COMMERCIAL OLUB 45 PLAY 3,45 PE!-FECT ATTENDANCE AWARD 45 ORCHESTRA I,25 MAID OF HONOR 4. JOSEEILIINE KREMER: ' GLEE Q..UB I,2,3,45 OPERETTA I5 PHY. ED. l,2,3,45 RED CROSS KNITTING 45 MIXED CHORUS 3,45 CHATTERBOX STAFF 35 TRI-CO. SOLO I,25 GIRL's TRIO 3,45 MUSIC FESTIVAL 3- ' JUNE RJYLE: ' ' ' MIXED Q-IORUS l,2,3,4Q PHY. ED. !,2,3,4j GAA 45 CI-WFTERBOX STAFF! I,2,3,45 REMINDER STAFF 2,3,45 UPER- ETTA I3 MUSIC FESTIVAL 35 FIFTH IN TRI-COUNTY I5 TRI- CO. 25 VFW,MEDAL 25'ScI-IOLARSHIF MEDAL 25 PERFECT ATTEN- DANCE 2,35 PLAY 2,3,45 TYFIST FOR ANNUAL AND CHATTER- aoxg TYPINS PIN 45 SHORTHAND AWARD 45 H STORY AWARD 45 COMMERCIAL CLUB 45 BATON TVIIRLER 3,45 RED CROSS KNITT- ING 3,45 SCIENCE QLUB 35 STUDENT COUNCIL VICE-PRES, 4 WILLIS RIIIE53: ' ' GLEE CLUB I,2,35 REMINDER STAFF 3,45 PLAY 2,3,45 MINSTREL I5 PHY. ED. I,2,3,45 BASKETBALL 3,45 BASKET- BALL FREE THROW MEDAL 45 PRESIDENT OF CLASS 25 SEC'T A TREAS. 13135 Q.ASS TOURNAMENT MEDAL 35 MUSIC FESTIVAL 35 TRACK 35 OPERETTA I5 SCIENCE CLUB 35 COMMERCIAL CLUB 45 Q-IATTERBOX 25 BRASS 'QUARTET 2,3 5 BAND 2,3,43 ATTENDANT OF QUEEN 4. EMARD HARTMANN:' ' ' I GLEE CLUB I,2,35 BAND 3,45 CI-IATTERBox 2,3,42 LIT- ERARY 25 MIXED Q-IORUS I,2,3g MINSTREL I5 PLAYS 2,3,4g SCIENCE CLUB 33 CLASS PRES. 35 COMMERCIAL CLUB 45 ORATION 35 MUSIC FESTIVAL 35 BRASS QUARTET 35 ANNIJIXL STAFF 45 ATTENDANT OF QUEEN 4. Q Q Q 2 4 SENIOR CLQS !gQT'Q2 Logs CRATER: ' ' ' ' ' GLEE CLUB 3,45 PHYQED. l,2,3,45 MIXED CHORUS 3,45 GAA 35 COMMERCIAL O..ua 2,43 Maslc FESTIVAL 35 SCIENCE CLUB 35 MA TDURWAENT 35 SHOFIT1-IAMJ AWARDS 45 GAA AWARDS 3. VEM Lgg Sgygggr ' ' ' GLEE Q.uE I,2,3,45 GAA 3,45 ESSAY WINNER 33 MIXED CHORUS l,2,3,45 PLAY 35 SIUDENT COUNCIL, PRESIDENT 45 Muslc FESTIVAL 35 PHYA ED, l,2,3,45 SCHOLARSHIP AWARD 35 GAA TCXJRNOMENT 35 T1-ENE IST. PLACE 15 GAA NNARDS 35 2 A ' G.EE Clue 1,2,3,45 PLAY l,3,45 GAA TCXJRNISMENT 45 MJSIC FESTIVAL 2,35 MIXED OHDRDS l,2,3,4.5 DRAMATICS CLUB 35 CARNIVAL 1,2,35 PHY, ED. lv2,3,4g GAA 45 Com.. MERDIAL CLUD 4. 3 ' ' ' I GLEE 01.ua l,2,3,45 MIXED moms l,2,3,45 PEREEDT A1'rENDANcE'MEDAL 2,35 COMMERCIAL CLUB 45 -RED GRoss KNITTINE 3,45 Sc1ENcE Clue 3. BE., , Q.EE CLUB I,2,35'PHY, EDq'l,2,3,4j BASKETBALL l,2, 3,45 M1xED CI-Ionus 2,35 TRADK 1,2,35 SOFTBALL 3,45 LITER- ARY 1,25 COMMERCIAL CLUB 45 SCIENCE GLUE 35 FREE THRON MEDAL 35 PLAY 1,35 ANNJAL STAFF 3,4- PE I . ' , . . . GLEE Q..UB 1,25 PHY. ED. 1,2,3,45 BASKETBALL'2,3, 45 MINSTREL S5 PLAY 3,45 TRACK 2,35 SOFTBALL I,2,3,45 COMMERCIN.. Q..UB 45 SCIENCE CLUB 35 FREE THRowN'MEoAL 25 TYPING MEDAL 45 NJNUN. STAFF 45 MIXED CHORUS 1,24 RAY PRAQL: ' ' ' ' BASKETBALL 1,2,3,45 PLAY 1,25 ANNUAL STAFF 45 COMMERCIAL CLUB 3,43 ATI-LEl'lC'Q..UB 33 CLASS PRESIDENT 25 DRAMATIC CLUB 35 SOFTBALL 3,4. INANQA MIQQIQ - I ' 5 A ' M1xED'Q-IoRus 3,4j'Q..EE Q.uD 1,2,3,45 PHY. ED. 1,2, 3,45 GAA 2,3,45 PLAY 3,45 QIIATTERBOX 35 ANNJAL STPFF 45 Music FESTIVAL 35 SCHOLARSHIP MEDAL 35 GAA TCIJRNAMENT 35 BATON TWIRLER 3,45 Q-IEER LEADER 43 TYPINE MEDALS 45 SHORTHND AWARDS 45 PLAY DAY 45 CowERc1A1. CLUB 45 ' SOFTBALL 15 W NIARDS 35 SCIENCE CLUB 35 STUDENT COUNCIL, SECRETARY 4. '2 F E 5, 1 Sd 0111111 Whse aw 111111595 MW MMM SENSOR CLASS fgggfgl PLAY 1,23 SEC'TxSOPHWOlE,QQASS 23 GM3,4: GLEE CLUB 3,43 Music Fesrlvu. 33 CARNIVAL Emzrmxmerrr 43 cowencw. Owe 43 Owvrremooc STAFF 33 Tnxo' 43 PHY. En. 3,4- BgI,.. ,, A a.EE'0LUB a,2,33 Mnxen Q-:onus 1,2333 PLAY 3,43 Pm En, l,2,3,43 BASKETBALL 3,43 UPERETTA I3 SECST CLASS 33 Science Owe Pnas. 3,43 Coweacm. qua Pass. 43 TYPENG PIN 45 GQATTERBOX STAFF 4g Arramewr or QUEEN 4. sENloR POEM ON THIS LovELY DAY IN MAY ' WI-NLE 11-IE SUN IS MAKING HAY, WE wrSH YOUR TRDUDLES ASIDE. YOU' AND HEAR OF THE MODERN SENIORS OF TODAYD D LAY FIRST ls Yvome BAILEY-QA' NURSE TO BE, I'r's me DOCTOR INSTEAD off PATIENT WE WANTS 'ro SEE, MARVELLE SEv1ER AND HER GUY UAMES, DDES Low or PARKIN' IN COUNTRY LANES1 JOSEPHINE KREMER IN HER SENi0R DAYS SAND, FRDN HER FINE VOICE YOU'LL REAR NO SLAND. BASEL BECKER TALKS IN HIS SLEEP: HE DREAMS or BERNADINE !N A JEEP. WANDA MITCHFLL- Sl-IE'S HEAD OF OUR DLASS, FROM CERTAIN GUYS Sr-E'LL TAKE N0 SASS. ROY Sul-LlNG BLANK IN mE HEAD, WiLL SDNEDAY WAKE IN A HOSPITAL BED. JUNE RUYLE KEEPS VERY TIDY, HAS A DATE FOR EVERY FRIDAY. WILLIS Rl1'rER--wHA1' A Klol WON'T GET HIS LESSONS ND NEVER DIDI' LDRA MAE KREHER STUCK IN A eRoovE, Jus-r TAKES DWIGHT TO MAKE HER MOVE. LAureE'r'rA SDHUMANN xs A KNVITERQ WE WINDER IF Sr-E WILL EVER MAKE ONE fro Fl RAY PRAUL--+E'S KIND or TALL- FDR CECELIA Q.EP'DENNY, HE HAD TO FN.Le EDDIE HARTMAN, AS A RLLE ATTENDS EACH MONTH HiS DAY or Sc:-ooox.. MARTHA CRADER our OF TUNEj WE HOPE SHE'LL LEARN 'ro SING REAL SOON. VERA LEE SEWER KNOWS HEI? FLAG, AND IN HER STUDIES SHE'LL NEVER LAG. PAUL GANSZ IS BUILDING A LAUNCH: WHEN HE aE1s DLD :-E'LL HAVE A PAUNCH. T HER: SENIGR POEM jgggfgl Bmamn. HAYN WILL soon rum rms lr sv-asm. smv our or Lovsns LANs. Lois Cmran--sHs's me Armen, Hopes vou'u.L as FILLED win-x uxusn-rren. SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY THE FOLLOWIING IS A BRIEF-I SYNOPSIS PORTRAYIIIG 11-IE LIVES DE THE NEMSERS' CF THE CLASS OF '43. RAY PILAQL HAS HIS SHINGLE OUT IN 3AYTOIIN AND IS KEPT BUSY TRYING T0 SETTLE FUEDS. HE HAS A HIDEOUT W-IICH HE USES FOR A TIME AFTER EACH SETTLEMENT, WI! EIS RIQER IS THE WOH.D'S DHAIIIPIDN TYPIST. I-IE TYPES 60 NISTAKES PER MINJTE, WITH AT LEAST I7 WORDS PERFECT, EDDIE I-UIRTMNN owNS A BIG DUDE RANCH IN THE IIIESTS HE ADVISES ALL DUDES, wo COME TO RIDE, TO wEAR BOOTS. IIGDIIIE OUT TO RIDE AND BUST YQJR HIDE IS THE SLOGAN. Ro! Qggm IS THE DIINER or THE SILK MILK DAIRY FARM IN NORTH CALI-IDUN. EVERYTHING Is MODERN INCLUD' ING THE cows. THEY GIVE DOIN THEIR MILK IF THE DAIRY SARNS RADIOS ARE 'IUNED TO Hoe-Dow' MUSIC. Logg MAE QEMEB HAS NOW FINISHED HER NURSES' TRAINING AND IS STATIDNED IN HAWAII. S-IE GOT HER START IN DEAR OLD KU-IS. Mwggiw HAS TO HJRRY T0 GET HER TWIN GIRLS onf TO SCI-DOL BEFORE STARTING HER DAY or LEISURELV LASDR IN THE SRDCERY STORE, V53 QE SEIVER IS NOW TEACHING IN KCI-IS. AT AN OLD AGE SHE PLANS TO RETIRE- W M IS TI-E SAFE DRIVING INSTRUCTOR FOR YDKUM COLLEGE. ON THE SIDE, SHE Is 'IHE DARE-DEVIL DRIVER DF REcKUI.I AND RINGIA-I CIRouS. JUNE Ruyjng IS SHDRTI-IAND TEACHER IN A LARGE BUSI- NESS SCI-IDOL IN ST. LOUIS: SHE HAS NEVER BEEN ABLE TO WRITE MORE THAN 30 WORDS PER MINUTE. HLTEAQQMI-M IS A SDDIETY MATRDN OF KANDSVILLE. IN THE CALHOUN NEws EVERY WEEK YOU MAY SEE HER CCLUMN 'ADVICE TO LovERs. P 'S GABBING COMES IN HANDY. HE IS A SALESIIIAN FOR BEST-EVER Doc. FDDD. THIS IS ALSO com- RDUNDED BY HIM. BAS 8 IS NOW LEADER or A UAzz BAND IN QJBA. AS A SIDE LINE HE RUNS A I-INIIEURGER JOINT. If R IS Now ENGAGED IN THE HAIIZ'-0F?ESS- ING BUSINESS AND PEDICURE BUSINESS IN CAI.IFoRAIIA. K U ,I .I -H .J SENXOR CLASS PROPHECY fCONT'D, Yvomg Qgggg AND l,5y,LQ5Am3 Ar-.E FULL FLEDGED wnees IN Tr: wlws or AFRICA. THEIR Husafwos RECENTLY LEFT Ti-EM T0 RE-JOIN 'n-Em om SAVAGE TRIBEo HAS F!NALLY MARRIED HER SAlL.OR'BOY FROM Hmoaw. AFTER EVERY PMROIN-KNAPSVILLE eAu.aAme, JOSEPH' INE comes HOME 'ro MANIAA. IS NOW A WACKY WAACQ AT Tl-E PRESENT SRE 15 IN ENGLAND AND LEARNINB T0 SAY CAVN'T FOR CAN'To D ILASS WILL WE, 'rr-IE SENIOR'CLASS OF I943, BEING or sooo JUDGE- MENT AND souND MIND, D0 WILL AND EEQUEATT-I THE EoI.I.owINs POSSESSIONS T0 Tre TI-ns DAY AND FDREVER. I, WILLIS RITTER, D0 wILL AkD'BEQUEA'I'H MY TYPING ABILITY AND BIG FEEI' 'ro JAcx LEwIs, AND MY MVY MIR T0 AR11-URg I, ROY SUI-LIFE, D0 WILL AND EEQUEATI-I 'n-E WAVE IN MY HAIR Am MY ABILITY T0 EET sms T0 HQRRY GURTIS. I, EUIARD HQRTVAN, D0 WILL AND BEQLIEATI-I MY ABILITY T0 GET ouT OF FIGTIS-T0 IMI. ARMSTRONG AND MY GII1S T0 KENNETH KINDERD I, RAY PRALII., DO wILL AND BEQUECI11-I MY ABILITY T0 TELL TALL TALES AND MY GONBOY BOOTS T0 DONALD FOILES. I, MARVELLE SEVIER, D0 WILL AND EEQUEATI-I MY EXTRA VEIGHT AND MY BROVIN EYES T0 ALBERTA PEPPER. I, VERA LEE SEVIER, DO WILL AIND BEQUEATI-I MY ABILITY TO GET Eov FRIENDS T0 BETTY BENZe I, Yvoma BAILEY, D0 WILL AND EEQUEATI-I MY CLAR- NETTO ELZADABJNCI-I, ANDMYLATINBOOKTOANYONEIMD IS CRAZY ENOUGH T0 TAKE IT. I, LoIs CRATER, DO WILL AND EEQDEATI-I MY EXPERIENCE AS AN ASSEMBLY TEADI-ER AND MY SI-IoR1I-IAND aoox T0 JERRY KIMJERD I, MARTHA GRADER, DO wII.I. AND BEQUEA11-I MY ABILITY AS AN ACTRESS TO WILMA KRAMER. I, JUNE RUYLE, DO wILL AND BEQUEA71-I MYADILITY 'ro DITCH sov FRIENDS T0 IBERNADINE DIRRSMEYER. I, Joszm-IINE KREMER, DC WILL AND BEQUAEATH MY ABIL- ITY T0 sms T0 BETTY W-IISMAN AND MY TEMRER TO I-IELEN ORATERQ I, WANDA MITDI-ELL, DO WILL I-IND BEQJEATH MY ATTRAC- TIVE LOOKS Am FERSONPLITY T0 LouIsE MSDN. I, LDRA MAE KREMER, D0 wII.L AND BEQUMTH MY OFFICE TRAINING TO FRANCES WoI..TMAN. I, LAuRE1'rA Sd-UMAN, D0 WILL AND DEQMEATI-I MY FREDRLES TO MARIE DIRQSMEYER AND MY AMERICAN HISTORY PAD T0 BETTY Q.EmENNY. x E-f 5 wlu. fgg-NI' 11 I, BARBARA Hmm, xoo wru. AND aequemn-1 mv alacuss 'ro Nwuome HAYN Amo MY Rosv caeexs TO THELMA RUTER. 1 WE, Pwr. GANSZ AND Bzxsu. BECKER, 00 wlu. AND BE' QUEATH oua Aau.l'rY'1'o SKIP scHooL 'ro RAYMOND Sox-UMAN AND Btu. ARVSTRONG, AND oun ABILIW T0 wRi'rE 11-E CLASS wlu. 'ro ANYGNIE w-so IS Poousu amos:-I TO was IT. SIGNED! THE Cuxss 0F Form THREE WHNESSE8: RAY PRAJL Mass Hens-rev JU nf xx S ix NRJRS 5 5.x -A A fa Q 5.4 5 ,E W 14 ,Q if ., 4. fa f. 's pi if 41 if il 3 12 if 124 2' F Ai T4 'ei 1: 3' , 1 i H fi A vi gf: ,M W ,,A 'fbi ffernsn der W win A If .3 M ,x fs' , K, gx A RDCK 6-l.I'Jc.n K.. Y -T w , J I D ': Ch-95 Soplmommore. Cfass J ' . - ' -4- f' A.. -- ..... ,. 1-.,v ' - . . ' - .14 ., .L '- -SF ..'. ,, mm W ACSIHYHAH Cl-ISS i e 1 we .i,g,.' V , I Mk , 11- if as eg ,. L. ,, E 51 3 5 vaxwauSamsiewgmsozn,s'z-rm, MJ- , . . .X wg.: .rx 1 ,. , ,Q f w 1 ww. -- f Y L.--f SENIORS JLNIORS SoR:-IoMoRE FRESHAEN -RG. BARBARA HAVN YvonnE BAILEY BASIL BECKER IMRTRA CRAOER LoIs CRAIER PAUL GANSZ EDWARD HARTMAN JOSEPHINE KR:-:IER LoRA IME KREMER WILLIA-I ARMSTRONG JACK BAUGH DANNY BENTAIETT Bam BEnz . ELMDA BUNCH CECILIA 0.ENBENNY BONAVERE CLONINGER HELEN CRATER BERNADINE DIRKSMEYER s BEVEH..Y BAILEY DELORES BLAND CURTIS Boom WXROLD BRANGENBERG BETTY CLENDENNY ROBERT DIRKSMEYER GERALDINE KINDER KENNETH KINBER LOUISE Anson GAIL BAILEY ALFRED BANBI-IAR1' EULA BAUSER ANNA BAUBI-I HERBERT BEUAER CARL NORRIS Bess MARGARET BCXJYEA ISNNABELLE CRADER DEAN GRADER ROBERT Q.ElNDENNY HARRY CURTIS ALBERTA DEGERLIA LENA DEGEILIA. DONALD FOILES MERLIN FOILES FRANK Fox HARRY GRAY L WANBA MITUIELI. RAY PRNJL' ' WILLIS RITTER JUNE RJYLE LAUIETTA SCPUMNN , MARVELLE SEVIER VERA LEE SEVIER Rov SUILINB MARIE UIRKSMEYER LETHA GRESI-WI EUGEFE LEWIS JAUNITA RICHARDS MARGARE1' Rose RAYMOND Sol-IUMANN ROSEMARY SCHJUANN BONNA Rum SEVIER FRANCES WOLTMAIN VINCENT LE-IR ALBERTA PEPPER ARTHJR RI1'I'ER DENEEN Sc:-u.IAm JUNIOR ScI-Iuwxm ADRIAN SWLING BRUcE WILBRAGEN if CAT!-ERINE HAYN MARUBRIE Am HAYN RUBY Hwuwn X JUNE KLLNC WILMA KRAMER HELEN LAS:-LEY EUGENE LEPR GRovER WTILE JOSEPH RETZER TI-Ia.MA RITFER BRACE Rose AELESGH SGHMNXN VIRGINIA SUI-LING CARI. SUTTER BURNELI. WATSGJ BETTY WHIBMAN BURIE1'rA WILLMAN WILLIAM WILSON M- I. I V I I IE nn ANIIIIIS IRM mm it if J S JUNICR CLASS HISTORY UNI SEPTEMBER 3, I940 ELEVEN TIMID, BXIT vERY DE- 'IERMINED FRESI-MEN ENTERED KAMRSYILLE COMMJNITY HIGH SCHOOL. DURING OUR THREE YEARS WE HAVE ALWAYS BEEN READY T0 PARTAKE IN PLL ACTIVITIES. TI-E FRESI-MEN WHO TOOK PART IN ALL sa-IOOI. ACTIVITIES WERE! WILLIAM ARM- STRONG AND RAYMOND SOI-IUMANN, MEMBERS OF THE UNDEFEATED BEEs. MARILYN REISS WAS ELECTED CHEEREADER, ROSEMARY SCHUMANN WON FIRST IN ORATION IN THE PRELIMINARIES FOR THE TRI-COUNTY AND LITERARY MEET WHILE BETTY BENZ WON FIRST IN PIANO SOLO. IN OUR SOPHOMORE YEAR, VE AGAIN STARTED IN WITH A BANG. WE TOOK PART IN ALL OUTSIDE ACTIVITIES. Tm MORE MEMBERS FROM CXJR CLASS WERE ADDED T0 OUR BASKET- BALL TEAMQ THEY WERE JACK BAUGH AND EUGENE LEWIS. MARIE DIRKSMEYER, BETTY RETZER, AND MARILYN RE:SS WERE ELECTED CHEERLEADERSg ROSEMARY SCI-UMANNI AND WILLIAM Af-WlS'I'RONG PIJIYEJ IN Tl-E SCHOOL BAND. 'IWO MEMBERS OF THE HIGH SCHOOL GIRJS TRIO WERE FROM OUR CLASS, BETHEL MITCHELL AND BETTY GBEAIZS AND OF OUR SIx BATON 'IWIRLERS WHO RERFORIIED REGULARLY AT EASKIETEALI. GAMES, FRANCES WOLTMAINN RANKED AMONG THE BEST. TOWARD THE LAST OF THE YEAR WE WERE SADDENEO BY THE LOSS OF A vERY OUTSTANDING AND VERY DEAR CLASS- MATE, MARTHA DELL KAMP. AS JUNIORS WE RESEMGLE THE OI.O SAYING IT-' BEING FULL OF PEP AND ZEST AND HAVE KEPT OUR SCHOOL SPIRIT HIGH. OE TT-E FOUR CHEERLEADERS, MARIE UIRKSMEYER AND JAUNITA RICHARDS RERRESENT THE JUNIOR CLASS, WITH RAY- IIIOND SCI-UMANN AND EUGENE LEWIS AS THE OUTSTANDING BASKETBALL PLAYERS. FRANCES WoLT:I.-NN, BETTY BENZ AND WILLIAM ARMSTRONG ARE MEMBERS OF THE NSTUDENT COUNCIL. ROSEMARY SCI-UMIBNN Am WILLIAM ARMSTRONG STILL HOLD POSITIONS IN THE SCHOOL BAND. FRANCES WOLTMANN WAS APPOINTED LEADER BF THE BATON TWIFLERS, THIS YEAR WE HAD TI-E HONOR G7 PRESENTING CJR OWN CLASS FLAY WITH IRS. ARMSTRONG AS OUR SPONSER.. OUR CLASS IS LARGELY REPRESENTED IN ALL ORGANIZED SCHOOL CLUBS AND ATI-LETICS. MANY OF OUR GIRLS ARE KNITTING FOR THE RED CROSS. WE, THE JUNIOR CLASS OF I942-43 FEEL THAT OUR YEARS AT KNIIPSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL HAVE SEEN MOST SJCCESSFLL ONES, BUT WE ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO MAKING OUR LAST YEAR MUCH I-VXPPIER AND MORE SUCCESSFUL THAT EVER BEFORE. ,. f 1. 1 1 , , , , , 11 . W 1 i ' , aw.: msefwewzsffmuf7mveL.119:'a'mwsf-iffgptw,, f -' ' . . if. ' ' 1 w SOPHOMORE CLASS' TwEmY KNOWLEDGE SEEKING FRESHlES ENTERED THE K, c. H. S. IN SEPTEIBER '43, -'THE UPPER OLASSMEN INITIATED Us BY GIVING Us A PARTY AT..BADER'S SPRING. ' THE cI.Ass OFFICERS wERE: RDEERT-DIRKSvIEYER, PRESIDENTQ GERALDINE KINDER, VIcE PRESIDENT? BETTY OLENDENNY, SECRETARY AND TREASURERQ ALMEADA Joms, REPORTER. GERDLDINE KINDER ALSO NAS EI.EcTED ASSISTANT EDITOR or THE CHATTERBOX, AND KENNETY KINDER wAs TFE EPORTER 0F 'IHE FRESHJIEN ENGLISH CLASS. THE OFFICERS GATHE SOPHOMORE cI.AsS THIS YEAR ARE AS FoLI.ows: KENNETH KINDER, PRESIDENTQ ADRIAN SUI-LING, VICE PRESIDENTQ GERALDINE KINDER, SECRETARY TREASURER5 BETTY CBENDENNY, CLASS REPORTER. GERALDINE KINDER IS ALSO ASSISTANT EDITOR OF THE CHATIERBOX THIS YEAR4 THREE os our: CLASS MEMBERS ARE ON THE STUDENT CDUNSII.. THEY ARE ,AS EoI.I.ows: VINCENT LEHR, KENNETH KINDER, AND Da.oREs BLANDQ OUR CLASS HAS BEEN VERY AcTIvE IN TAK ING PART IN ALI. SCHOOL ACTIVITIES. A NUMBER or THE aovs ARE TAKING PART IN 'IHE BDYS' GLEE CLUB, WHILE THERE ARE FOUR GIFLS REPRESENTED INTI-IE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB. DENHUJ Scl-UNANN, BEVERLY BAILEY, KENNETH KINDER, AND BRUDE WII.DHAeEN I-mvE TAKEN A GREAT INTEREST IN RASKETEAIJ.. THEY HAVE BEEN QUITE ACTIVE OUT ON THE FLOOR AND IF T!-EY KEEP UP THE Soon woRK, wII.I. BE QUITE SJCCESSFUL IN Tm-:IR COMING YEARS AS BASKETBALL PLAYERS, WE HAVE ONE Cl-EER' LEADER mom oUR CLASS, GEPALDINE KINDER, wHo, wITH THE o-IHER THREE CHEEILEADERS HAVE HEEPED SHEER THE BOYS ON TO VICTORYE GERALDINE KINDER WAS ALSO ONE OF THE BATON TwIR.ERS THAT TwIRI.ED AT THE BASKETBALL GAMES. ALL TI-E GlR.S or DUR CLASS EEEDNS. TO THE G. A. A. AND 'I1-EY ARE ALSO TAKING PART IN THE TELEcRAPHIc BASKETBALL TOUFNAMENT THAT wiu. BE HEAD fN MAREH. TIE SQPHOMORE CLASS HAS DONE QU? wEI.I. FOR THE YEAR 42-43, AND HOPE TO KEEP ON TRA'.'E!.!NG THE RDAD T0 SJGCESS AS vs BECOME JUNIORS FOR THE COMING YEAR. ,gtk . '74 FRE ' HISTORY TEACHERS, QASSMATES, PARENTS, Am FRIENDS! IT' HAS OFTEN BEEN REMARKED THAT HISTORY HAS A PECLLIAR WAY OF REPEATING ITSELF AND SO T0 A CERTAIN EXTENT THE HISTORY OF THE CLASS IS MUCH LIKE THE HISTORY OF THE CLASSES WHICH HAVE GONE BEFORE AND OF OTHERS IM-IIOH WILL FOLLOW. REMEMBERINS THAT T0 MANY PEOPLE, HISTORY IS A RATI-ER DLLL SUBJECT, EXCEPT T0 THOSE III-IO HAVE TAKEN PART IN IT PERSONDLLY, TI-E HISTORIAN OF THE OLASS OF '43 WILL STRIVE T0 BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE AND T0 TOUOH UPON THOSE SIJBJEDTS IM-'IICH ARE OF SIONIFIOANOE NOT ONLY TO THE CLASS, BUT TO OTHERS. JUST ABOUT ONE YEAR ASO TI-E MEMBERS OF THIS OLASS ALL SRADUATED I-RON GRADE sa-IOOI. AROUND IN THE VICINITYO IAE HOPE THE CLASSES wILL GROW LARGER AND THAT THEY MAY PROFIT SREATLY BY THE YEARS SPENT IN KAMPSVILLE HIGH. BASKETBALL IS THE OUTSTANDING ACTIVITY OF THE ASCHOOL, AND we AF-IE PROUD TO REPORT THAT ONE OF OUR MEMBERS, HARRY CURTIS IS SUBSTITUTE CF THE FIRST ITEAU. 'II-E FRESHMAN d.ASS AT Tl-E FIRST OF T1-IE YEAR CCNSISTED CF THIRTY-FIVE AND NOW I'-VRS DROPPED DOAN T0 TWENTY'NINE. AGAIN THE CUSTOM WAS CARRIED OUT BY INITIATING THE I-'RESP-MENO THEY PROvED TD BE GOOD SPORTS. AT THE END OF THE FIRST SEMESTER IIE HAD THREE MEMBERS ON TT-IE STUDENT COUNCIL, MARJORIE ANN HAYN, BETTY WHISAAN, AND ANNABELLE CRADER. WE FRESI-MEN HAVE HAD SEVERAL ON THE HONOR SYSTEM AT EACH REPORT. THE FRESI-MEN HAD 'THEIR USUN. PARTY AT BADER'S SPRING. ANOTI-ER IMPORTANT OCCASION IN THIS EVENTFUI- YEAR wAS TI-IE ELECTION CF OIASS OFFICERS! HARRY QJRTIS, PRESIDENTg CARL BESS, VICE PRESIDENT, ANNA- BELLE CRADER, SECRETARY AND TREASURER, AND CARL SUTTER OLASS REPORTER, Now TI-VAT' OUR FRESHJAN YEAR IS ABOUT AT AN END, we ARE ALL LOOKING FOWVARD TO THREE MORE YEARS JUST LIKE l942-43 AT DEAR OLD KAMPSVILLE COMMUNITY HIGH SCP-DOL. ! 1 QU i,,:-,v' ,tn Pg- -: N 3, PRES IDENT VICE-PRES. SEC Y-TREAS4 REPORTER PRESIDENT , V I CE-PRES' SEC 'Y-TREAS. REPDRTER PRESIDENT V I CE-PRES 0 SED ' Y-'TREAS o REPORTER PRESIDENT V I DE-PRES. SEc'Y-TREAS. REPORTER T-gm' DFFIQERS. Samoa ggi JUNIOR o.Ass SOPHOMORE QASS FRESHMAN CLASS 1--1-ruin-1-..-., BARBARA HAYN BASIL BECKER WILLIS RITTER YVONHE BAILEY WILLIAM ARIISTRDND BERNADINE DIRKSMEYER MARIE DIRKSMEYER HELEN CRATER KENNETH KINDER ADRIAN QM-LING GERALDINE KINDER BETTY CLENDENNY HARRY QJRTIS CARI. NORRIS BESS ANNADELLE CTLADER CAR. SUTTER VW-IEN THINGS eo WRUQG, AS THEY SOMETIMES WILLQ WHEN THE ROAD YOU'RE TRUDGING SEEMS ALL UP HILL, WHEN THE FUNDS ARE Low AND THE DEETS ARE HIGH, AND You WANT T0 SMILE, BUT YOU HAVE TO SIGH, III-EN CARE IS PRESSING You DOWN A EIT, REST, IF You MIST--DUT JUST DON'T QUIT. LIFE IS QUEER WITH ITS TwIsTs AND TUFNS, As EVERY ONE or Us SOMETIMES LEAHNIS, AND MANY A FAILURE TURNS ADDUT WI-EN HE MIGHTHAVE woN HAD HE STUCK IT OUT5 DON'T GIVE UP, THOUGH THE PACE SEEDS SLOW, You MAY sUccEED wITI-I ANOTHER ELDW. OFTEN THE GOAL lS NEAFAER THAN IT SEEMS T0 A FAINT Am EALTERING MAN, OFTEN THE STFUGGLER HAS GIVEN up WHEN HE MIG-IT HAVE CAPTURED THE VlCTOR'S CUP, AND HE LEARNED Too LATE, WHEN THE NIGHT SLIPPED Dom, How CLOSE ITE ms TO THE,GOLDEN CROVIN. SUccEss Is FAILURE TURNED INSIDE OUT- TIE sILvER TINT or THE DLDUD or DOUBT. AND You CAN NEVER TELL How CLOSE UYDU ARE, IT IVAY BE NEAR W-EN IT sEEvs GFARQ So STICK TO THE FIGHT WHEN YOU'RE HARDEST HIT-- IT's w-IEN THINGS SEEM woRsT 'THAT'-YUJ MUSTN'T QUIT. u-ANONYMOUS , V L Vi 5? 1 .'A4a Kmmm'umm'sammm'fr:mL44,- - ,VLW X, , - f- , ' 1 H 1. ,. -- , 1 V -' TWH-'urs - ll F wi m'uuiu5 GMU 2 ,f, f- - , 'iffi-2 ' Giv-V5 Glen. CHL- NOH Glu-y' WW 'Q 5 , ff: ' ,-o X -Bays' Glen. Club- BCHY B'7' 7' 445? JG 5' n ms. 1 ' kff.. ,-7' 'Piihgsi -' 5 NN K F I- i ' 7' 1,A 1 in 1' I na unlul n if ,vf vt, El l::lllll llllllll ll Q- 1 ff 'ew X .., k A ' in L K ir 9 5 'N 'fi X 'lli . f 'P ' , ,-M ., ' :Banu J - Cv,H.ll- Ak, , ' A 1 ' ly-M M. i I , A L 5 i ! 5 Fa. 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MAFUORIE I-LAW BARBARA HQYN LETHA GRESI-'WJ CECILIA CLENDEFNY BEITY OLENDENNY ANNABELLE CRADER MARTHA CRADER YVONNE BAILEY GERALDINE KINDER JUNE N.UNK JAUNITA RICHARDS ARLEIGI-I SC!-UMAPN ANNA BAUQ-I WILMA KRAMER ELLA BAUSER JUNE RUYLE RUBY HUIILAND DELORES BAND BONAVERE Q.ONIGER YVONNE BAILEY PALA. 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RAY PRAUL EUNARD HARTMAN BASIL BECKER WILLIS Rrr1ER WAMJA MITCHELL JUNE RJYLE MARIE DIRKSMEYER BONA RUTH SEVIER JAUNITA RlCHARDS HELEN CRATER MARGARET ROSE Lois WATER MARTHA CRADER BARBARA HAYN LORA ME KREMER BONAVERE Q.0NlGER --WANDA MITCHELL s-UNE RUXLE CE-ZClLlA MAE Q.ENDENW ELZADA BUNCH LE11-LA GRES-IAM w1LLrAM ARMSTRONG RAYMOND SCPUMANN EUGENE LEWIS PALL GANsz FRANCES w0L'n.4AAN MARVELLE SEVIER BERNADINE DIFKSMEYER Rov SUI-LING LAURETTA Sc:-UMANN VERA LEE SEVIER ROSEMARY ScH.1MANN BETTY BENZ RED CROSS CLUBS ANNA BAUGH LoulsE ANSON MARGIE ANN HAYN BETTY wH1smAN JUNE KLuNxc THELMA RITTER ARLEIGH SCHJMANN ELLA SNJSER BETTY BENZ ELZADA BUNCH L'xuRE1'rA SCHNAAN JOSEPHINE KREMER JUNE RUYLE LoRA P-ME KREMER ROSEMARY Sc!-IJMANN BARBARA HAYN MAR1E DIRKSMEYER F! Af ,Sf M fi 11? 2 GHLS ATH.ETlC ASSOCIATICN G.A.A. HISTORY OuR SECOND YEAR IN G. A. A. HAS PRovED T0 BE A VERY PLEASANT ONE. WITT-I EGRTY MEMSERS WE ELECTED OFFICERSQ THEY WERE? PRESIDENT, VVONNE BAILEYg VICE PRESIDENT, WANDA MITDI-IELLg SEQRETARY AND TREASJRER, JUANITA RICHARDS. WE SPONSORED A FHL HJ-XY DAY OCTOBER I7, IN WHICH MANY SCHOOLS PARTICIPATEDD THOSE INVITED WERE. ROODI-IDUSE, ' NEBO, WHITE HALL, HARDIN, CAFROLLTON, ROCKBRIDGE, PEAR., MILTON. AND ELDREDQ THE BULLDOGS WALKED AwAY WITH THE PRIZES, AFTER WINNING THREE or TI-IE FGJR EvENTS ENTEREDD THE DAY VIAS ENIJDYED BY EVERYONE. WE ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO BEING TOGETHER AGAIN. 04 JANUARY as, A TREASURE I-UNT WAS oRGANIzED AND ALL THE GIRLS PARTICIPATEDQ N-'TER MucH TIRESOME WALKING AND RUNNING, THEY IAERE GIVEN TREATS AT 11-IE DRUG STORE. QJR FIRST YEAR WE WGN T1-IIRD IN A SPDT-SHDDTINS TOURNAMENT. WE ARE I-IDPING T0 OBTAIN A MORE HONORABLE VICTORY THIS YEAR. SCIENCE QUE H I STCRY THE SCIENCE Q.UB wAS ORGANIZED IN THE YEAR 1941- 1942. IT I-ELO MEETINGS ONCE A MONTH. THE ADI-IIEvEIIIEIrrS LAST YEAR WERE A TRIP TO JACKSONVILLE lN THE FDLL AND TI-IE CARING FOR THE Rocx GARDEN IN THE SPRING. TI-IE LAST DAY OF SCHOOL A PICNIG wAS SPONSORED BY TT-IE SCIENCE CLUB. 'U-E SCIENCE O..uS DP I942-43, DUE T0 THE wAR, HAS TAKEN UP 'THE STUDY OF AIRPLANES. A WEEKLY PAPER CURRENT AVIATION' I-IAS BEEN SUBSCRIBED FORQ A LARGE WAIRCRAFT IDENTIFICATION G-WRT OF THE MAJOR CUJNTRIES HAS BEEN PLACED IN DUR SCIENCE Room. WE ARE TRYING TO LEARN TT-IE DIFFERENT TYPES or PLANES, SUCH AS SDIIISERS, PURSUIT, FIGHTER, AND TRAINING OR TRANSPORT PIJANES. IN TI-E SPRING WE PLAN TO DO SOME MORE WORK ON OUR Rook GARDEN, WHICH IS A PRCIJECT T!-WT HAS BEEN CARRIED ON FOR THE LAST I-'ouR YEARS. v'.:- . I - J.. ' 'LM-.Q - LH gi m, ki 5, ,. S+ 9? .Q Qi 3. 1-2'r,vxz5:'fweam'-,wev,w1w22 1- WE 1'-1. . . ' ' f ' 1 1 w E!! THE BAIND THIS YEAR wAs MJCH SMALLER THAN USUN., WITH THE REGULAR MEMBERS, WE LEARNED MANY NEW MARCHES. WE PARTICIPATED 'ITE DEDICATION OF Tl-E HONOR ROLL AND ALSO THE MUSIC FESTIVAL' THE MEMBERS OF THE BAND GONSISTED cr BOTH THE GRADE AND HIGH ScHooL. TI-EY ARE AS FOLLOWS! CORDNETS--WILLIAM ARMSTRONG, ROSEMARY SCHJMAINN, CARL SUTTER AND THEODORE SDI-IUMANNg DFUMS--HGERALDINE AND NOIWIA KIMDERQ TUBA--,WII.I.Is RITTERZ OEARINET'-YVONNE BAILEYQ TROMBONE--JOSEPH STOJT. WE THANK MISS STOCKBARGER AND MISS HERSHEY FOR' MAKING ouR BAND WHAT IT Is. G IRLS' GLEE CLUB OUR MEMBERSHIP IN GIRLS' GLEE CLUB HAS GREATLY INCREASED OVER THAT or LAST YEAR. MANY NEW SELEOTIONS HAVE BEEN ADDED TO OUR LIST or-' SONGS, SUCH As: THE ROSARY, Q.D KING COLE, WIND ON THE HILL, AND Mfwv OT!-EFS. THE GIRLS' Q.EE CLUB I-As PERFDRMED AT TI-E P, T. A. AND WILL ALSO SING soME SONGS AT OUT VUSIC FESTIVAL TO BE HELD THIS SPRING. BOYS' GLEE CLUB WE HAVE A VERY SMALL GLEE CLUB THIS YEAR. WE HAvE LEARNED SEVERAL NEw SONGS INCLUDING: HAIL TO OUR SCHOOL, BENDEMEER'S STREAM, BRA!-IMS LULLABY, HOME PoRT FROM FIN.ANDIS, ETC. WE ARE MAKING PREPARATIONS TO SING IN THE SPRING FESTIVAL, AAD THE SONGS WE 'NZLL SING ARE THE THREE SAILOF2 BOYS AND NBOATING SONGU' wIARJoR,glIgS:BA1m TTNRLERS BATON 'IWIRLIINB HAS BEEN UNDER THE DIRECTION or FRANCES WOLTMANN THIS YEAR. THE OTHER MEMBERS ARE JUNE RUYLE, WANDA MITCHELL AND JERRY KINDERO WE I-AVE PUT ON MANY SJCCESSFUL PERFOFNANCES AT THE BASKETBALL GAMES, AND HAVE ALSO SUCOEEDED IN TEACHING SOME CF 'n-E LONER CLASSMEN TO D0 A MEAN FIGURE EIGHTA WE IDDPE T0 ADVANCE OUR SKILL IN THE DINING YEARS BY TEAOHHIB TY-E LNDER-CLASSMEN TO CARRY ON BATGI TWIRLING AND THE FESPONSlBlLITlES OF THE OLDER MEMBERS. COMMERC li CLUB TI-IE KAIIPSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL COMMERCIAL GLUE WAS oRGANIzED NOVEMBER 6, wITI-I AN ENROLLMENT OF TIIIIRTY-ONE MENBERSO 'II-IE COMMERCIAL Q.UB wAs ORGANIZED FOR 11-E PURPOSE CF A RECIPROCAL EusINEss AND A PLEASURADLE UNDERSTANDING IN IMIIOI-I MEMBERS WORK FOR MUTUAL INTEREST AND PROFESSIONAL ADVNIIOEMENT. IT IS A COOPERATIVE ENTERPRIE, A GROUP OF ENT!-USIASTS BANDED TOGETHER FOR MUTDALIIIELPFULNESS AND THE GAIN IS ALONG FIVE DISTINCT LINES, NANELY: PROFESSIONAL--AHPORDING ENDLESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR IM- PROVING EFFICIENCYQ EOUOATIONAL-OFFERING FACILITIES FOR AOQUIRING VALUABLE KNOWLEDGE OP BUSINESS FIND ITS RE' QUIREMENTS CF THE PROFESSION5 REOREATIONN.--BRINGING IN- T0 PLAY Tl-ROJGH ITS RECREATIONPL ACTIVITIES LATENT TALENTS AND ENERGIES IM-IICH PERHAPS LIE DORMANT IN TIE PEW'ORM- ANCE OF OUR REGLLAR WORK AND GIVING REsT TO THE FACLLTIES wHIcII ARE IN USE TI-IRODGI-IOIIT THE DAYQ lNsPIRATIoNAL-- FURNISHING NBN IDEALS OF SERVICE, STIMLLATING AND EN'- OOURAGING EFFORT TOWXRD THEIR REDLIZATIONQ SOCIAL--EN-H ABLING MEMBERS TO MINOLE PREELY WITH THOSE ENGAGEO IN LIKE PURSUITS AND TO LIKE ASPIPATIONS, MAKING NEW FRIENDS Am OULTIVATING OLD ONES. TI-IE OFFICERS THAT WERE' E..ECTED ARE: PRESIDENT? ROY SUI-LINE? VICE PRESIOENT5 ROSEMARYSCI-IUMANNQ SECRETARY AND TREASURER, BASIL. BECKERQ REPORTER, RAY PRAUL5 PIANIST, BETTY BENZQ TYPISTS, JUNE RUYLE AND WANDA MITOHI.-LL. COMMERCIAL CLUB MEETINGS WERE HELD ONCE A MONTH, QFD CCNSISTED G: A UJSINESS MEETING FG..LOVED BY A PROGRAM ARR- AMSED BY A COMMITTEE CHOSEN BY T1-'E GRC1JPq RED CROSS KNITTERS A KNITTING CLASS FOR 11-E HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS WAS OIBANIZED, AND WILL HAVE CUIIPLETED EIGHTEEN SVIEATERS BY THE END OF T'HE SCHOOL YEAR FOR THE RED CROSS. SOCIN. DANCING A CLASS IN SOCIAL DANCING WAS ORGANIZED UNDER TI-IE DlF2ECTlON OF MISS ALEXANDER. TI-IE PURPOSE OF THE CLASS wAs T0 U..LTlVATE TPE ABILITY T0 DANCE WELL, AND EXPEC- IALLY T0 GET THOSE Vk-D DID NOT DANCE TO LEARN. DANOING IS BOTH PLAY AND PLEASURE' IT Is A FUND- ANENTAL PART CF EXPERIENCE, OF GROWING UP ND LEARNING T0 LIVE IN A WOFLD FULL CF O11-IER PEOPLE. PROBABLY TI-IE GREATEST CONTRIBUTION THIS CLASS OFFERED TO 'ms SCHOQ. DORRIOOLLM wAs TI-IE OPPORTUNITY IT PROVIDED TO DEvr-1.OP AN APPRECIATION or SOCIPL COURTESIESO m E 3 w 53 EE 1 I W X 4 Q 5 J -The. 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VAN UYKE IA ssu'-MAnE MILLIONAIRESSI -Fwwces WOLTMNN DIANA WEBSTER In-En AEIcEI---- '-------BET1'v BENZ TFEODORE WEBSTER IHER NEnaEw9-- -------- -----WILLIAM Armsmowe NR. BEASLEY ICARETAKER Fon VAN DYKE Es-rA1EI-RAvMoNo Sm-umm SENIOR CLASS PLAY I-UGLEBERRY F INN DETECTIVE Mas. Jon-N Fam Umm-r Pou.vPIw------- CRADER Jon-N Flm Iran mseAmI-------------- ----- W :Lua RITTEFI I'UCKLEER?Y Fam hmm eoNI------- ------ ---Rov SJ!-LIMS Tou SAWYER Inns coMnAnEI-----.-.- ----- ------Eownrzo Hmmm QJXRA Woppwsen IDETENMIED T0 GET A mseAmI-- I Yvoms BArLEv mv Woommsre IHER sls1-ERI-------------WAAnA Mrmweu. Summa Jos-Neon QCOLOFED uAloI.................-.....-..Jur.E Ruvua MARY JAAE WATSON IAUNT Pou.v's NIECEI------BARBARA WSYN SAMUEL KNOVLES CAN ou: :mam or Mn. FINNSI---PAUL GANsz NNE RAND IAN UIEXPECTED NIRIVIII'--'--'---l.ORA MAE Nreuen SLQQI CCXJNCIL VERA LEE SEVIER--PRES. KENDETH KINDER JUNE RUYI..E-v-VICE PRES. VINCENT LEI-R -I WXNDA Mlm-Eu.-6Ec'v. DELORES HAND 'V FRANCES Woumm MAFUORIE HAYN ' BETW BENZ 'ANIIABELLE CRADER WILLIAM ARMSTRONG BETTY IM-IISMAN R nf Q has . ' Q 3 - , 4 54 , ff TX: L5 23 : pg , si. ,eaHnalcmfsa' fr1!u:1f-:sx.4wmzz my f14:x uuewf11 ' us. W' 5-:g ,. - . 1 w HIGH S-QQ AENDAR 1351 SEPTEMBER A 2--LOCAL TEAcv-Ens' MEETIND 3--PTA MEETING--lNmoDucTloN or NEN TEACHERS 4--HOME NLRSING QASS Hum-4 Sc:-nom. BoARo MEET1 m . . 7--Sc:-aooa. REGISTRATION 8--FINT CPLL FCR SOFTBALL IO'-SCFDU. MEETING AT PITTSFIELD , ll-CLASSES CRGANIZED I4-WTRDTN sorranu. DAME THERE I ' Home MRSING a.Ass I7-'STUDENT COUNCIL MEETING I8--FRESHEN-GRADE scmot. BALL GAME 2l'-'Q-VXTl'ERBOX STAFF ELECTED 23--PTA UISTRICT MEETIDB AT NICHOLAS Fmsfr Au.-so-oooL ASSENB LY 24--CDUNTY TEACHERS' UNISTITUTE AT HAROIN 30--Hue:-1 Scnooz. aomo MEETING OCTOBER I--INITIATION PARTY Fon FREE:-MEN 5-L ORN.. TEACHERS' MEETIFG 6--PTA NEETTNE-clTlzEraHlP 7--W1 Rom Sormm. GAME PERE 8--SCIENCE Clue omANszEo STUDENT cwncn. ME:-:rim 9--SG'TBALL MEET flwmmun D N. I2--FIRST ISSUE G' CHATTERBOX NOMINATIONS PCR CARNIV N. QUEEN I4--SOPHOMDRE PARTY I6--FtRs'r Six WEEKS EXIMANATIGJ s IY'-DISTRICT GAA Puw DAY I-ERE 22--FREE:-MEN pm-nr 26--RED moss INSTRUCTION MEETING Dmcma mass ORGANIZED 30--PTA CmNuvA1. ND cnowumo cr cAmsvAs. QUEEN hbvemr-:R 3--PTA--Music--Hleu ScHooL STUDENTS 4-wALl.-SCHOOI. Plcwres TAKEN IN Gm 6 'ALUMNl BASKETBALL Gm: Locm. TEAcHsRs' MEETIME 9-'ASSEMBLY PROGRAM-'UPPER GRADES Sc IENCE CLUB MEETING I0--ST. JOPNS WWE FERE STUDENT COUNCIL MEETING ll-QAHMSTICE Dfw IB'-BRUSSEU..8 Oommcm. CLUB MEENNQ l8--JlNl0R QASS PLAY 20-BRJSSELLS GAME I-ERE 24--GATT-some BIND KAIPSVILLE GW 25-SECOND Slx VEBKS EWNINAT lous 26--T1-mcearvlnc VACATIGJ GAME Tl-ERE C E Z2 2: -on-1 ca 22 F5 Fa: rn -E F13 E 2 -mms HSM -'R Q w HIGH SCHQOI.. GAI.EIInI1R 1943 Ipmfgl DECEMBER I--HIGI-I SCHOOL 50ARD MEETING 3--GRADE SCHOOL UPERETTA, SUZAbN'S CHRISTMAS AUCTION .E LocAI. TEACHERS' MEETING 4'-ELDRED GAME THERE 'I--BASKETBILL RULES EXAMINATION 8-PTAI--'IME ORIGIN Am STORIES or XMAS CAROLS ST, JGI-Ns GAME THERE STIJDENT COUNCIL MEET-ING I0--PLEASANT HILI. GAME E1-IEEE ll--COMIIERCIAL GLUE MEETING--OFFICERS. ELECTED I4--MILTON TOURNAMENT I8--RED Cnoss flue ORGANIZED 2l--ASSEMBLY PROGRAM--INTERMEDIATE GRADES 22-NEw CANTON GAME HERE - 23--A.I.-GGHGGI. CHRISTMAS PARTY 24--GI-IRIs'rMGs VACATION JANUARY 4--HIGH SCHOOL BOARD MEETING 5--PTA--TI-E WORK OF 11-IE RED CROSS PLEASANT HILI. GAME Tl-IEFE 8--Loca. TEAC!-EB' MEETING I2-HAREIN GAME HERE I3--AGSEMBLY PROGRAM'-COMMERCIAL DEP'T. STUDENT CCXJNCIL MEETING I5-'ELORED GAME HERE GGMMERGIAI. CLLB MEETING I8--SECOND GEMEGTER STARTS 25--SCIENCE CLUB MEETING 26-PEAR. GPME 'THERE 29--MILTON GAME HERE FEBRUARY I--HIGH SCHOOL BOARD MEETING 2--PTA--FOUINDERS' DAY 5--NEw CANTON GAME THERE Loca. TEAGI-ERS' MEETING 8--SCIENCE CLUB MEETING 9--NEGG GAME THERE 10--STUDENT CUJNCII. MEETING I2--I-VIRGIN GAME TI-ERE SENIOR PICTURES TAKEN COMMERCIAL CLUB MEETING X5--MILTON GAME TI-ERE LENGTHENEG SCHOOL SCHEDULE INAUGUPATED I9--PEARL GAME HERE . RoI.I. or HONOR DEDICATED 22--SGI-IooL PICTUES Fon ANNUAL TAKEN 24-AGGEMGLY PRGGRAM--PRIMARY GRADES RUNNING SCHOII. CALEINDAR l942-4943 WEEK or SEPTENEER I4: UUE T0 UNAVOIDABLE cIRcuMS'rANcES SG-IOOL DID NOT OPEN UNTIL SEPTEMBER 7. THIS WAS REGISTRATION DAY FOR ALL PUPlLSo NEW FACES ON THE FACULTY INCLUDE MISS ALEXANDER, MISS HERSHEY, Miss FERTER, AND MR. NEvIus. MR. NEUBAUER ATFENDED THE PIKE COUNTY CONFERENCE MEETING, ACCEPTING TI-IE INVITATION T0 ENTER KAMPSVILLE TO MEVBERSHIP, ALI.. CLASSES I-IELD THEIR ORGANIZATION MEETING LAST IIEEK. TI-E FRESI-MAN INITIATION PARTY PRovEo 'ro BE A vERY sooo oNE. ALL HAD A VERY NICE TIMEQ ScI-IooL wILL BE DISMISSED BECAUSE or 'rI-IE CNNTY INSTITUTE -ro BE I-ELD AT HARDIN. WEEK OF OCTOBER l9: KAMPSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL I-KING! ROLL WANJA MITCHELL BILLY ARMSTRONG MAFUORIE WAYN Lols CRATER FRANCES WOLTWXNN JUNE RUYLE BETTY BENZ 'QNNETH KINIJER CARL SJTTER VERA LEE SEvIr-:R VINCENT LEI-IR EUGENE LEWIS WIUJA KRAMER JOSEPHINE KREFER YvoNNE BAILEY WXRVELLE SEYIER ELZADA BUNCH GERAIIDINE KINDER BETTY WI-IISMAN ALFIED BANGI-nm' f'ELEN CRATER ADRIAN SUI-LING DELORES BLAND LAMONI' ROSE Joe RE1'zz-:R Rov SU!-LING LETHA GRESHAM QJRPETTA WILLMAN LoRA MAE KREMER RosEIIARY SG-RNAAN HIGH HONOR ROLL HGIOR ROLL HONORABLE MEN1'IoN 5.0 5. 5. Q8 4-8 4.7 4.7 4.6 4.6 4.5 4.5 4.5 4,5 4.9 4.3 5.3 4.3 4:3 4,3 4.3 4.2 402 492 4,2 4,2 45 I 4.I lqll we 4. HIGH SC-HQ Cl5L 1353 fgggfpl MARCH 1--Him 3C! f7la'BMRD UEEWNG za-WA4-nGm,.s GYWHQSTICS REGIONAL BASKETBALL TouRNAMEN'r 5--LocAL TEAcHERs' MEET!NG Foumw-x slx wsexs ExAMlNA'rloNs 8-Assemsv Paoanm--SENIOR cuxss PLAY I0--STUDENT Council. MEETING Il-Seovlowu. BASKETBALL Touanmcm' SCIENCE CLUB MEETING 53--F. ST. Louis DELEGF-TION GoNvEm'loN 22--MEASUREMENIS OF semoss Fon some APR u. 2-LOCAL Tezxcs-ER's Mamma 6--PTA,-Bam House Gomes? 7s-FIFTH Sex weeks zxmtwrrlows Hua:-I scmov. soma Mamma e-Tana-ERS 1Ns'r11uE AT E, ST. Louis 14-STUDENT councu. Mazrme 20--ASSEPBLY Pnoawxm 25--EAS-ran 29--MJSlC Fss'rnvA1. ww t-MAY DAY 3--FINAL EXM!NATlWS 4--PTA--Gm.'s lies Cwag YNSTALLATI-ON or OFFICERS 7-Al.L-SGQOOL ASSBJBLY Locm. 'n:AcHeRs' m-:ETINQ 9--BAccN.AuRE1'rE Semnces ' I0--HIGH sc:-loom. som: MEETING ll-Jumon-ssulon amqut-rr l3--SCI-DOL Qmns x4--Coumamcemewr NNN N3 SCHOOL CPLEIDAQ 8942-43 THE HUGH souool. swoewr COUNCIL IET AND msoussso me wwv scuoov. ACTIVITIES T0 se cmvso on mama me YEARA Tr-sv A:.so GAVE 'mam o.K. T0 TPE ELECTIONS TD ae: reno AT 11-we semen. ASSEMfLYg ' THEY oecroeo THAT me sc:-voor. s-As TO Puausn Tue PAPER evemr six wssxs mn-use THAN Evam Moorm AS ms Dom-: IN YEARS PAST. Tl-us WAS AN ATTEMPT TO SAVE VALU- ABLE MATERIALAM-IICH HAS Pnovsu so DIFFIUJLT TO GET. Tre vEAR'Boorc me REMINDER WILL AGAIN Mme ITS AP- PEARANCEA DLSOQ , Tue START ron me ANNUAL ARE AS Fou.cws: EDITOR, RAv PRAUL5 Ass'T eowon, WM. Amsmorwag ART EDITOR, FRANCES WOl.'fMANV5 BUSINESS MGR. JUANITA Rlcmmsg I-UMOR EDITOR, WANDA MITCHELL! SPORTS Enrroa, Rov Suu- LINGQ socurrv EDUTOR, BARBARA HAYN5 ART Enron, Ge- CELIA CLENDEMNQ Foumasu CAADIDATED SFOR 11: HALLUNE'EN CARNIVAL Queen me NOMIWXTED' AT nf GENERAL ASSBIRY AS 1-ou.ous: MARIE Dmcsmevsn, VERA LEE Szvlen, MAR' dome MVN, GERALDIIE Kamen, WNBA MITGELL, JUANITA Rucmaos, LonA MAE maven, MAm1-A Camera, VAavEu.s SEvlsR,'Dss.oRes B.Am, BETTY WHISUAN, Lots CRATER, Ruav ,'bVLAND, MARGARET Rosa. Fsvs or THESE wlu. as ELECTED av TEE snnenrr eoov 'mnoucu-1 SECRET BALLOTQ Tl-E GENERAL Pueuc wlu. moose ONE or mess raw AS 'n-Em ca-:once Fon QUEEN: ' Cream LEADERS ron me ENSUIM YEAR wn.r. as AS FCLLOWS2' IENALODNE Kxmsn, WARIE Dmxllsven, WANDA MITG-lE.L, Am JUANITA RIG-woo. Tre roman Two vane RETAINED mom LAST YEARo ' FRAMES WOLTMAN, A Jumon, wAs GQOSEN ev 'l1'E STUDENT COUNCIL AS BATON INSTRUCTOR, 0M.v TWO VACANCIES ON 'ms TEAM ARE opsng Tv-ness Awe: TO as FILLED TFROLU-I mv-ours. 'Dora mmuzns FETAINED mow UXST YEAR Ana: FRANCES Wonmw, June Rune, Jr-:mv KINDER, WAN-oA Mrrcs-eu. MTH BETTY Benz AS PIANISTA ' EveRvoNa'rs Looxlm FORWARD TO me P.T.A. l Au.o- VE'EN CARNIVAL, FRIDAY, 0c'r. 30, IQ42. K RUNNING SCHOOL CNJEJXDAR I9-12-43 f NOVEMBER 2 TI-IE FRESI-MEN ENJDYED A WEIAER ROAST AT BADER'S SPRING. ON RETURNING, GMES wERE PLAYED IN TI-IE KAMPSVILLE OPENED THEiR EASI4E'rBN..L SEASON BY DE- PEATING TI-IE ALUMNI 29 TO I6., IN THE PRELININARIES TI-IE UPPER-QASSMEN DEEEATED TNR 'JNDER-CLASSIIEN 23 T0 5. TI-IE FIRST ISSUE or TI-IE KANIPSVILLE Q-IA'I'rERIaox AP- PEARED LAST WEEKS THE PAPER WiLL BE PUBLISHED QUARTER- LY THIS YEAR INSTEAD or-' EVERY MONTH AS LAST YEAR. THE JUN!ORS ARE VERY BUSY PREPARING EOR THEIR JUNIOR FLA? wrIZcI-I WILL BE GIVEN NOVEMBER I8. TI-E TITLE OF THE PLAY WILL BE 5CUNO YDUR HoRN. THE I-IIGI-I SDI-IocL TEAM IVILI. PLAY ST. Jon-ws SCHOOL TUESDAYD LAST TUESDAY AT 'II-IE GENERAL ALL-Scz-IooL ASSEVBLY, 'n-E UPPER GRADES PRESENTED AN ARMISTICE PRDGRAM. THIS WAS UNDER TI-IE DIRECTION OF MR. PNEVIUS, PRINCIPAL of-' THE GRADESD MRS. WINELAND or Tl-E CAL!-DUNJ N-IA GAVE A VERY INTERESTING AND GENEEIGIAL TALK. THE KALPSVILLE SCHOOL. WILL HAVE THEIR HOURS FOR THE REGISTRATION or 'GAS USERS' AT THE SAME TIME' AS TPDSE PLBLISI-ED FoR'TI-IE EST OF THE CGJNTY, wrm THE EXCEPTION DP FRIDAY, WEN IT SI-Inu. BE FRCM TWO UNTIL I-'IVE O'd..0CKs TI-IE KALPSVILLE ODMMUNITY 'HUG-In Scmot. wAS ADNITTED INTO TIE PIKE COUNTY CDNFERENGE. THIS MEANS TI-IAT WE SHELL If ABLE T0 PARTICIPATE IN ALL or THEIR SCPDOL ACTIVITIES. Tl-E KAMPSVILLE PUBLIC SGI-IocI.S HAD N0 scI-IooL ON ARMISTICE DAY. I GYMQ RUNNING SCI-IDOL CALENDAR 1942-43 TIE KAMPSVlLLE KINGFISI-ERS BASKETBALL TEAM CONTIMJ- ED Tl-EIR UINDEFEATED STRIDE LAST VEB! BY WINNING ovER ST. JO!-N'8 29 TO I3, AND SQUEEZING DUT TI-EIR THIRD VIC- TDRY IN A FAST GAME FROM BRUSSELSIAST FRIDAY. TI-E BEES woN FROM ST. JC!-lN'S 32 TO l8, BUT VERE SNOWED UND- ER BY THE FAST AND SURERIDR BRUSSELS RESERVES 2l TO II. THE PTA HAS COMPLETED THE FINA. INSTALLMENTS IN TI-EIR won: ON TI-E HIGH SCHOOL STAGE Llsmm. IT IS OBE OF THE VERY MANY CONTRIBUTIONS THAT THE ORGANIZA- TION I-V-XS MADE IN THE INTERESTS or THE SCPDOL. TI-E SCHOOL Am COMMUNITY ARE DEERLY INDEBTED TO THEM FOR TI-EIR CONTINUED GIFTS. THERE WILL BE NO SCHOOL ON THANQSGIVING DAY NOR 'II-E FOLLOWING FRIDAY. SoI.IE OF U8 HDPE T0 BE EATING A TumEY OR TWO THAT DAY mlm vs INTEND T0 WIN AT THE CATHOLIC BINGD NEXT SATURDAY IN TI-E HIGH SCHOOL GYM. THE STUDENTS Am FAUJLTY wISH TO THANK PAUL CAM!- BELL AND ART KAMP FOR 'n-IEIR TIE-DDNTRIBUTIDNS TO THE SCI-DOL RUBBER DRIVE. ' DON'T FORGET TI-IE BASKETBALL GAME WITH BRUSSELS NEXT FRIDAY. THE BRUSSELS TEAM HAS IMPROVED GREATLY lNJER THE FINE COACHING Cf THEIR EXCELLENT COACH NR. N.KOWSKlIIHlCI-ION.YADDSUPT011-EFACTTI-IATTl-lE TEAMS ARE EVEIILY MATCPED AND SHOULD PROVIDE FINE BASKETBALL EDR 11-IE EVENINGD A THE GAA HAS AN ENROLLMENT or 40 MEMBERS THIS YEAR. TI-E OFFICERS AREQ PRES.-YVONNE BAILEYQ VICE PRES.- WANJA MITCHELL: SEc'Y I: TREAS.--JNJNITA RIG-ARDS As A PROJECT TO MAKE MGNEY we ARE SELLING CANDY AT Sou-Iooa. DURING NOON HOU'-1. WE HAvE EARNED 34.50 AL- READY. THIS MONEY WILL BE USED IN BUYING LETTERS FOR Tl-DSE GIRLS wa-Io EAIN THEM. JLNIOR CLASS PLAY Sf1Jl'ID YQJR PORN' TIE JUNIOR GLASS Is WORKING H-XRD ON THEIR PLAY. IT mu. BE GIVEN G4 Nov:-:NBER Io. TI-E LIST or CHNRACYERS ARE! DRJSILLA PHYLIS ETTA LAME PR. AAGUS HDMER BIRD Q-RISTIIXE ELIOT MRS. VAN DYKE DIANE WEBSTER 7' E.: .. 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PLAY EDNARD HARINAN, JJANITA RIDHARDB, JADN BAUGH, RONSEWSIRQI SDHUNAN, BERNADINE UIRKSMEYER, RAY- MONDQSDI-UNANfMAIzIE DIRRGNEYER, FRANCES WDLTNAN, WILLIAM ANJSTRONG, AND BETTY BENZD TIE KINGFISHERS' BASKETBALL TEAM, WHO EARLIER DEFEATED THE BRUSSELS JAYBIRDS 56 TO 22, AGAIN OVERVIHELMINGLY SENT TI-EM DOWN INTO DEFEAT 60 TO 2LI ' TI-E ENTIRE BFUSSELS'TEAM IINCLUDIIB THE SUBSTITUTESI, WITH THE EXCEPTION 'CF FOUR PLAYERS, HAD T0 LEAVE THE GALE BECAUSE CF FOULSD ONE OF THE KINGI-'ISI-ERS wAs RE- QUIRED TO TAKE THE BEICH IN THE LAST PEW NINITEB OF RAY. . .t I 'IT-IS KANPSVIULE BEES, wma RAY PRAUI. BACK IN TI-E LINE-'LlP,' TOOK THE LONE. coUNT FROM THE BFUSSELS JAYBIRDS NEBTLINGG 25 T0 8. ',JAcx L.EwIs5 REGULAR FORWARD, WAS UNABLE TOPLAY BEDAUGE or THE ILLNEss OF'HlS MOTHER, wI-Io IS IN A Sr.'L9UIsV-I-IDSPITAL. THE TEAMS NND THE EN- TIRE SDHDDI. wIsI-I EERWYR SPEEDY REcovERY. ' ,- TIE GRADE SCHOCLUBASKETBALL' TEAM DEI-EATED A TEAM CCMPOSEO OF PREBHJIEN NDT DUT FOR BASKETBALL BY A SCORE DP 22 T0 I4. THE GRADES ARE WORKING DN THEIR CHRISTMAS OPERETTA SUSANNA'S 0-IRISTMAS AUCTION T0 BE GIVEN ON OR DBOUT THE I5114 OF DECEMBER. ' I STQDENTS ARE PIEPARYNG FOR THEIR SECOND SIX-WEEKS' EIIAMG. 'II-EY SINCERRY I-DPS THAT THE RESULTS WILL NOT KEEP THEM FROM ENJDYING AN EXCELLEN'T4THA!'KSGIVIfxG DINNER. IPROI- S BINGO TURKEY TURNED DUT T0 BE A DUCK., . SOPHOMORE PARIY AT THE SDPHDNDRE MEETING A CCNMITTEE TO mee CARE or-1 31-IE FREsI-NEN 'INITIATION WAS Cl-DSEN. TI-IIs CCMMITTEE DECIDED TO HAVE THE FRESI-TEN GIRLS T0 DRESS DS Bovs AND' THE BOYS T0 DRESS AS GIRLS' ALTHOUGH THIS WAS TO wwe CARRIED 'IHRGJGH TUESDAY, BECAUSE or THEIR FINE SPIRIT TPE cuxss ms PERMITIED TO wEAR TIEIR REGUUXR CLOTI-ES PFTER 'n-E FIFBT DAY, TIE INITIATION WAS DLI- MAXED BY'AN ALL scHooL PARTY SEPTEMBER 22. 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CARME., MISS ALIDIANDER :TO MACOMB, AND MISS HERTER TO GOLDEN EAGLE. EARLY MONDAY MORNING RADIO LISTENERS wERE SURPRIS- ED TO I-EAR KAMPSVILLE NEwS COME OVER STATION KXOK, ST. LOUIS. ' THE NEWS OF PARTICULAR INTEREST T0 TI-IE SCHOOL WAS IN REGARD TO THE BASKETBALL TEAM AND THE JUNIOR PLAY. OTHER COUNTY INTERESTS AS TAKEN FROM THE CALH- OUN NEWS MERE ALSO MENTIONEDQ HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS ARE THRILLED AND HAPPY ABOUT THE GREAT NUMBERS OF BOOKS THAT ARE BEING ADDED T0 TPE LIBRARY. THE FIRST GROUP OP S6 BOOKS WHICH HAVE THUS FAR BEEN-ADDED ARE VERY INTERESTING FICTIONO HOWEVER, OTHER STATE APPROVED BOOKS WILL SOON BE ADDED WITHIN THE NEXT MONTH. . THE HIGH SOI-IOOL HONOR ROLL WILL BE PUBLISHED NEXT wEEK. OI-I, I JUST HOPE I-III! THE SENIOR GLASS HAS ORDERED THEIR GRADUATION CARDS AND ANNOUNCEMENT. THEY ARE ALSO ANXIOUSLY AWAIT- ING POR THEIR RINGS WHICH WILL SOON ARRIUE. THE EDITORS 'CF THE SCHOOL. PAPER 'THE CHATrERBox ARE GETTING READY FOR THEIR PEXT EDITION wI-IIOH IS TO BE OUT SOON. PICTURES FOR 11-IE SOHOOL ANNJAI. TI-IE RE- MINDER HAVE BEEN TAKEN AND THE FUNDATIONAL wORK ON IT HAS BEGUN. THIS YEAR'S ANNJAL IS EXPECTED TO BE TI-IE BEST TI-US FAR PUT OUT. PEOPLE IAHO HAVE NO CHILDREN IN SOI-IOOL ARE ASKED TO PLACE THEIR ORDERS NOW. TI-IE PUPILS OF BOTH SCHOOLS DESIRE TO THAN! MR. Cox OF ST, LOUIS POR TIE FINE REPRESHING DRINK OF C000-UCLA. IT OERTAINLY wAS GOOD. DON'T FCRGETW1-E GRADE SOHOOL OPERETTA SUSANNA'S CHRISTMAS l5UC'TlON, TO BE GIVEN DEC. I5. PLAN T0 ATI'- ENO. ITIS REAL GOODO WHILE LOOKING AT THE PICTURES IN THE ST. LOUIS G..0BE OF FRIDAY, Nov. 27, MR. NEUBAUER SAW THE PIOT- URE OF HIS BRO11-IER LUTFER ON AITROOP SHIP LANDING IN GRAN, AFRICA. LUTHER NEUBAUER, mo EIILISTED wI'n-I THE PEIN. DIVISION OF lIMERIcA's FIRST DEFENDERS, HAS BEEN IN 'n-E U,S. SERVICE FOR BETTER THAN TWO YEARS. HE Is wITI-I THE COAST ARTILLERY. STUDENTS OF THE HIGH SCHOOL WHO PRESENTED A PANT'- OMINE AT TIE PTA Q-IRISTMAS PROGRAM WERE LOUISE ANSON, WXRJORIE ANN I-IAYN, AND ARLEIGH SCHUMAIIN, A FACULTY QUARTET OOMPOSEDOE MR. GLENN NEVIUS, MISS ALEXAND- ER, MR. NEUBAUER, AND MISS PERS?-EY SQNG TI-E GRISTWXS STORY. THEY TERE AOCGIPANIED BY MRS. JOYOE' NEUBAUER. TI-IE HIGH SOHOOL GIRL's. TRIO-IIIARvELLE SEVIER, BETTY UENZ, Am JOSEPI-IINE KREIER, GAVE SPECIAL NNBERSD THE INTERMEDIATE ROOM UNDER TI-IE OIREOTION OF MISS KLEIN ALSO PRESENTED Q-IRISTMAS NJMBERS. MOST POPULAR SAYING BOY, lSN'T IT GOLD? RUNNING SCHOOL CALENDAR ' . 3942-43 WEQS Q Dggmggn 15: CHRISTMAS VACATION FOR TI-E KAMPSVILLE PUBLIC SCPDOLB wILL BEGIN OF OECD 24TH AND WILL EXTEND UNTIL JAN. 411-I. THE N.L'HIGH SDHDDL CHRISTWIS PARTY WILL BE I-ELD ON WEDNESDAY EVE, DED. 23,' A GOOD PROGRAM AND ENJDYAI-3I.E TIME IS PLANNED PDR ALL. LAST VEEK TI-E NAME CF APLEISH SCHMANN WAS LISTED IN TI-E HDNDRASLE MENTIDN wITT-I 4.35 POINTS. IT SHOULD HAVE BEEN ON THE I-IDNDR ROLL wITH 4.62. 'II-IE HIGH SCHOOL Is ORGANIZIM A VICTORY CORPS AND MUCH MAY BE EXPECTED TO THEM IN THEIR LOCAL EFFORTS TDMIARD AIDINS THE WAR PROGRAM TI-IRDUDI-I THEIR LIMITED OPPORTUNITIESD TI-IE SCIENCE CLLS IS GOING TO TAKE up THE STUDY OF AIRPLANES, REDDDNITIDN DDNSTRUDTIDN, AND USEFULLNESS, AFTER Tl-EIR' ORIMNIZATIONG TI-IE RED CROSS GIRLS, UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS ALEXANDER, WILL BEGIN ON THEIR SWEATERS4 THE YARN HAS ALREADYfARRIvED. ' FRESI-MEN, ARE CONSCIENTIOUSLY VICIIIG EDR POSITIONS ON THE STKDENI' CDDNDII.. THEY WILL BE SEATED AFTER THE FIRST SEMESTER AN: wILL BE SELECTED ACCORDING TO SCHOL' ASTIc STANDINGS THE GRADE Sd-IOOL OPERETTA 3JSANNA'S CHRISTMAS AUCTION, UNDER T1-IE DIRECTION or MISS KLEIN wAS PRESENr- ED T0 A VERY APPRECIATIVE AUDIENCE ON TUESDAY NICHTD THE PIESENTATION BESPGKE OF CONSCIENTIOJS DIRECTICN AND PARTICIPATION . 'SPH DLI. TIIDSE--Ttl:IINDIRAFf'raIR8IaMM1NfoR QMER CHRISTMAS SEASON IN TI-E FHJSLID SCHOOL DOES NOT SEEN OOMPLETE UNTIL THE GRADE SCHOCL OPEREITA HAS SEEN PRESENTED. I BY DEFEATING PLEASANT HILL 31 TO 22 LAST FRIDAY NIGHT THE KINGFISHERS DHALKED UP THEIR 29TH CONSEGJTIVE BASKETBALL GAME. LAST YEAR AS THE BEES THE TEAM RE- MAINED DNDET-'EATED'wI11-I 23 VIDTDRIES, AND TI-IDS FAR'THlS YEAR'S FIRST TEAM, ALL I-VXVE EITHER SRADDATED OR .IDINED 'n-IE ARBED FORCESD THE BEES DEI-'EATED Tl-E PLEASANT HILL RESERVES BY A G.0SE SCGQE OF I9 TO I7. TI-EY HAVE woN THREE GAMES OUT OF FGJR STARTS So FAR THIS YEAR. NEXT WED. l5FTERNOON'THE KINGFISHERS PLAY WINCPESTER AT THE MILTON TOURNMENT, BND ON OED. 22 NEW GANTDN wILL HAY KAMPSVILLE. ONE OF TPE MAIN ATTRACTIONS AT T1-IE SALL GAME LAST FRIDAY wAS THE GlFL'S DRILL COMPANY UNDER THE SPONSOR- SHIP or MRS. ARMSTRDNS. IT WASN'1 DN..Y 7X DDLDRPLIL DIISPLAY BUT 11-IE INTRIDATE DRILLS AND MARC!-ES WERE WELL EIIEDUTED. TI-IE ARMY HAD NDTHIND ON THE GIRLS IN THAT RESPEDT. THE CCMPANY wAS LED BY 'II-E BATON 1WlR.ERS IN THE MARDHES, NND TI-E CHEER LEADERS TOOK OVER DURING T1-IE 'PEP RAISINDW VOCAL EDIPRESSIDNS. IT CERTAINLY wAS SMELL. RUNNING SCHGOL CALENDAR I942-43 WEEE E Jqgggg 4: THE KIINGFISHERS WON THEIR BOTH coNsEcuTIvE RE- GLLAR SEASON VICTORY BY DEE-EATING NEw CANTON 26 TO zo. SSNCE TDURNAMENTE ARE,DoNsIoERED UNITS WlTHlN'THEM- SELVES AN: SEPARATE FROM REGULAR SEASON GAMES, T1-IIs YEAR'S KINGF-Isl-IERS STILL REMAIN UNDEEEATED IN RE- GULAR SCI-EDULED GMES, THEY, TI-aus, HAVE WON SEVEN GAMES T1-HS SEASON. COACH NEUEAUER ASKS ALL FLAYERS TO TAKE CARE OF THEMSELVES DURING THE vAcATIoN IN ORDER T0 NoT JEOPARDIZE THEIR REcoRD PDTENTIAIJ' FOR TFE REMAINDER OF THE SEASUXIO THE REMAIMDER OF THE BASKETBALL SCHEDULE IS AS FOLLOWSQ ' ' JANE 5 PLEASANT HILL, TI-ERE JAN. 45 ELDREDQ HERE JAN. I9 HARDIN, HERE JAN. 22 NEw CANTON, THERE JAN. 26 PEARI.,'11-IERE JANE 29 MILTDN, HERE FEBq2'5 'OPENI FEBQ 9 ANEBO, WERE FEa.I2 HARDINQ THERE FEBsl6 MILTON, 'n-ERE FEB9l9 PEARL, HERE FEBQZG-27 STATE DISTRICT THE KANRSVILLE SCHOOLS ENDED THE PRE-'XMAS HOLI- DAYS wm-I A PROGRAM IN THE GYM. THE PUBLIC WAS IN- VITEDQ MISS N..EIN WAS IN CHARGE or THE PROGRAM. THE RADIATOR or THE SCHOOL sus WAS SERIOUSLY TWISTED WHILE DRWIND 11-RoueH THE CREEDS CN ma ROUTE. I-r WAS NECESSARY TO ORDER A NEW ONE BUT DUE TO wAR CONDITIONS TI-IIs REQUIRED CONSIDERARE TIMEQ , SCHOCLS 0N.Y HAVE LIMITED PRlORlTY AND INDIVIDUALS DARELY NONE. HOWEVER, THE EIDE. WILL AGAIN BE READY T0 RUN IN A SHORT TIME. IN MGT INsTANcEs THE PARENTS co- OPERATED NICELY VIHEPEVER POSSIBLE. OF COURSE You CAN'T TRAvI-:L WITHOUT GAS OR TIRES. BUT T0 ALL- THANQS A MILLLIOND POPULAR SAYING! WAS SANTA-GOOD T0 You? I RUNNING SCHOOL CALENDAR I942-43 2 A I THE UNDBVEATED STRIUS TF THE KAIJIPSVILLE KINIFISITERS WAS SuDDEN.Y HALTED LAST'WEEK IM-EN PLEASANT. HILL DEFEAT- ED THEA AT PLEASANT HILL. UNTIL THEN KAMPSVILLE HAD WON 30 coNsEouTlvE GAMES TO REMAIN UINDEFEATED, ovER A Two YEAR PERTODD THEY HAD woN THEIR SEVENTH STRAIGHT V'l1OT9RYAFDR'1THlS YEAR WITHOUT A SINGLE REGULAR SCHEDULE GAME LOST. EAILIER IN THE SEASON THE KINEEISHERS TOOK T1-IE LONG cour-rr OVER THE PLEASANT HILL LABS. TI-us THE SCORE REMAINS'0NE EACH THIS SEASON. THE BOYS, HONEVER, DID NDT LET THEIR SlNG.E DEF-'EAT or 'IT-IE SEASON INTEREERE wrn-I OTHER GAMES PLAYEDo LAST FRIDAY THEY DEF-'EATED rST. JO!-NS za T0 l95 AND IJxsT'MoN- DAY CONTINUED THEIR WINNIENGS STREAK AGAINST HARDIN, ON 'n-IE LOCAL GYMNASILM noon, av TDRPING THEM 36 TO za. THE KAMPSVILLE RECORD FOR THIS YEAR SHOWS NINE VICTORIES OUT or TEN EAMES. IN T1-IE LAST 'Iwo YEARS THEY HAVE woN 32 OUT or 33 REGULAR SEASON EAMES. I THE REIIAINDER or THE'SCHEDLLE INCLUDES NINE GAMES, mm AT Hows AND FIVE AWIYQ THISFRIDAY, ELDRED WILL BE om GUESTS. IE You wANT T0 SEE SASKETENLL ACTION SEE THE REMAINING GAMES. DUE TO THE FACT THAT THE HARDIN GAMES WAS MOVED UP AND THE NEW CANTON GAME BACK TO FEBRUARY STH, THE ONLY GAME NEXT WEEK wILL BE ON FRIDAY NIGHT BETWEEN THE ALUMNI: ALSO A DJRTAIN RAISER IS YET TO BE ARRANDED. 'OTHER HOME GAMES INCLUDE MILTON PEARL, NEED, NEW CANTON, AND HARDIN. THE cRowD AT. T!-E HAPDIN-'KAMPSVILLE GAME wAS AGAIN TI-IRILLED AT THE MILLS AND INTRICATE MARDHES OF THE sms' DRILL COMPANY. THE BATON TWIRLERS ADDED THEIR NEW- NJMEERS TO THE ENTERTAINIIENT. IT wAS VERY sooo. MR' W. 0. NEDRADER HAS'A TELEPHONE AND HIS NXMBER IS 39l, PLEASE MARK IT DONN. RUNN ING SCHOOL CALENDAR 1942-43 WEEK Q -my 212 THE GlR.'S GAA IS LAYING PLANS POR THEIR 'SECOND SEMESTER AcTIvITY AND ARE ALSO PREPARING TO AGAIN ENTER THE VARIOUS STATE CONTESTS. LAST YEAR THEY WON THIRD ' IN THE STATE DIsTRICT'SASKETEALL FREE-THROW TOURNAMENT. CENTRALIA HIGH SCHOOL, NATIONALLY NOTED OP THEIR BASKET- BALL AOIIIEVEMENTS, WON TI-IE STATE CHAMPIONSHIP IN THIS EVENTS ROY SUHLING AND WANDA MITCHELL I-ON AN EFI-'IcIENIzY AND SPEED MEDAL IN TYPING. PLANS ARE BEING MADE AND CONSIDERED TO ENTER TT-IE STATE CONTESTSO IIIE SCIENCE CLUB IS MODELING AIRPLANES. THEY ALREADY HAVE ONE CONSTRUCTED AND ARE NOW WORKING ON A LARGER ONE. THE SCHOOL HAS PURCHASED A MODEL PROM THE WELCH SCIENCE COMPANY AND IT SHOULD ARRIVE SOON. THIS PLANE IS EOUIPPED WITH 'II-IE VARIOUS CONTROLS AND WILL PROVE VERY USEFUL IN THE PRE-FLYING INSTRUCTION THAT Tl-E CLUB IS UNDERTAKINGS A LARGE CCLORFUL WALL-CHART, SHOWING ALL TYPES AND PARTS OP AIRPLANES, HAS ALSO BEEN SOUGHT. ROY SUI-LING I-VAS THE DISTINCTION AND HONOR OF BEING PRESIDENT OF BOTH THE SCIENCE AND COMMERCIAL CLUES. CONGRATLLATIONS. You ARE DOING FINEO THE KINGPISI-ERS ADDED ELDRED TO THEIR STRING OF VICTIMS TO THE SOORE OP33 TO 28. TILIE HPMBURG BASKETBALL TEAM PLAYED THE KAMPSVILLE RESERVES. AND ALTHOUGH THEY WERE LEADING UNTIL THE LAST MINUTES OF PLAY THEY LOST BY A SINGLE POINT, I9 TO 20. THE GAME WAS AN EXCITING THROUGHOUT. THIS VIEEK MARKS THE END OF THE FIRST SEMESTER IN TT-IE KAMPSVILLE GOI.IMUNIT'Y HIGH SCI-IOOLG THE WEEK HAS BEEN SET ASIDE AS EXAM WEEK. THE ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY VISITOR HAS STATED HIS INTENTIONS OF INSPECTING THE SCHOOL SCME TIME IN 'THE NEAR FUTURES THE SUPERIOR RATING CERTIFICATE WAS RECEIVED FROM THE STATE DEPARTMENT LAST WEEK. ALTHOUGH THE RECORDS OF THE KHS DOES INCLUDE ALL THE NAMES OF STUDENTS W-IO ATTENDED IT DOES NOT REVEAL W-lE'I'HER OR NOT THEY HAVE ENTERED THE SERVICES IME HOPE THAT IF YOU KNOW OF SOME WHOSE NAMES WERE NOT MENTIONE' ED THAT YOU WILL NOTIFY THE OFFICE AT ONCE. WE ASK TIE FAMILIES OF ALL THOSE LISTED AND TO BE LISTED, PLEASE SEND Us A SNAP SHOT OF HIM OR HER SO '11-RAT VE CAN COMPLETE OUR ROLL OF HONOR. MR. STN'-ILEY N.ONOWSKl SENT MR. NEUBAUER A DOLLAR FOR HIS COPY OF TI-IE REMINDER, THE SCHOOL ANNJALO MR. N..ONOWSKl TAUGHT THE COMMERCIAL DEPT. LAST YEAR. MISS STOGKBARGER, ENGLISH AND MUSIC TEACHER OF' IAST YEARS, WAS MARRIED T0 MALCOLM BASS, OF CHICAGO, DURING THE CHRISTMAS VACATION. MRS. BABE WILL CONTIMJE I-IER TEACHING AT I-'EYWORTH UNTIL -JUNE. SHE WILL THEN JOIN HER I-USSAND IN CHICAGG WHERE I-E IS COMPLETING HIS MEDICAL EDUCATION. ' RUNNING SCHOOL CDLEIIDAR B942-43 THE CHARACTERS EDR 'TO-E SENIOR PLAY CAST HAvE BEEN CHOSEN Am THE ROUTl,N'E WORK ON 'YHEDELIGHTFUL DRAMA 'IUDRLEEERRY FINN, DETEcTIvE, HAS ALREADY TAKEN ON A sERIous TENORA TI-E PLAY IS UNDER THE SUPERVISION AND DIRECTION OF VRS. ARMSTRONG. THE PUELID, wHo HAS wIT- NEssED I-ER MANY D11-IER PRESENTATIONS , REALIZE THAT A TREAT IS IN STORE EDR THEM. Tl-E EXACT DATE I-'DR ITS PPPEARANCE WILL BE GIVEN LATERo FINAL EXAMINATIONS FOR THE END DE 'HF FIRST SEMESTER I-Ave BEEN CGAPLETED AND THE SPENUBDF Ins mom-In sEM- ESTER wILL OFFICIALLY BEGIN ON MDNDAY, JANJARY ZSTHD Bovs IN TI-E SERVICE mo SEND SPECIAL GREETIIIBS T0 THE SCHOOL FOR THE NEw SEMESTER DAME FROU GHARLES BEINETT, RDLANJ DEAN, PAuL'AND RAYMOND DRAPER, RICHARD ARMs-IRDND, RUSSELL HANCOCK, AND CARL OSTERMAND BECAUSE or SEMESTER EXAM. WEEK NO INTERSCHOLASTIC EAsKETDA.L WAS PLAYED LAST IIEEK. HUWEVER THE KING- FISFERS' wERE NOT IDLE. THEY REPT THEIR PAcE IN FIDE STYLE BY DEFEATIND T1-E PLUMNI 46 TO 29, AND LATER IN 'ITE WEEK THEY PUT ON N.L PONER IN ADMINISTERINE A TERRIFIC HEATING T0 TI-E SECOND TE!-W, wITH MR. NEU- BAUER AcTINa AS EPEDIAL SUBSTITUTE, BY THE LONG SCORE' of-' 91 T0 38. THIS WEEK THEY WILL PLAY PEARL AT PEARL, AND ON FRIDAY THEY WILL BE HOST T0 MILTONQ INCLUDING THIS GAME THERE WILL BE ONLY TWO MORE HDME-EAMES. THE REMAINING FIVE GAMES WILL BE PLAYED AwAY FROM KAMPSVILLEQ THE VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS ARE MAKING PLANE PDR THEIR PARTICIPATIIIG IN TI-E SPRING FESTIVALQ LAST YEAR IT WENT UNDER THE NAME or 'WSICAL NoTEs. FRESHMEN MEMBERS .TO THE STUDENT COUNCIL WILL BE SEATED DURING THE LATTER PART OF THE WEEK4 THE FRESH-I MEN CLASS IS ONLY HONORED ON THIS BoARD D.IRINc-:THE SECGND SEMESTER AFTER A HALF YEAR af HARD VORK, SCHOOL PARTIcIPATIoNs, AND SCHOLASTIC EUILD-uP. VERA LEE SEVIER IS T1-E PRESIDENT. RUNNING SCHOOL CALENDAR i942-43 YEBS.f.fE A CERTIFICATE or-' HONOR FOR Ioo PER CENT MEHGERSI-IIP IN TFE NATIONAL TEAC!-ERS AsS'N. wAS AVMRDED TO 'n-E SCHOOL. THIS IS THEIR sEcoND coNSEcUTIvE YEAR FOR THAT MOR! THE MEMBERS OF THE SENIOR Q..ASS WENT TO JERSEY- vILLE TO HAVE TI-EIR PICTURES TAKEN PDRTHE SGHDDL ANN- UAL. TI-E PICTURES HAvE RETURNED AND THE STUDENTS WILL Now HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO WAKE A CHOICE FOR THEIR ONN POSSESSIOND FRIDAY AFTERNOON THE GIRLS' GAA HELD A 'TREASUIE PUNT. TI-IE PRES., YvoNNE BAILEY, WITH THE HELP OF A COMMITTEE coMPoSED OF MARVELLE SEVIER, ROSEMARY SCH- LMAPN, BETTY CLENDENNY, AND ANNABELLE CRADER MADE TI-IE PLANS FOR THE ACTIVITY. THE GIRLS Im-:RE DIVIDED INTO 'H-REE GROJPS, EACH HAVING ITS om INDIVIDUAL LEADERS. THE TT-REE LEADERS RECEIVED SEPARATE INSTRJCTIONS FOR THE!-R INDIVIDUAL GROUP. MDIISERS or THE GROUPS wERE DIRECTED TO MANY VARIOUS PARTs'oE THE TowN'oF KAMPS- VILLE, SUCH AS THE FLAT Roms, TI-IE JUG , 'ITI-IE JUN: PlLE, ETC. EACH GROUP HAD A MISSION T0 FULFILL wHIcI-I AFTER MANY TRIAL AND ERROR METHODS WERE SJCCESSFLLLY CCMPLETED, FINALLY LEADING THEM T0 THE DRUG STORE IHEREADI. mRE'GfIvEN TREATS. THE GIFLS HAD A Gooo TIME SUT ALSO SWE TIRED AND Ac:-IING MUSCLESD PDSTURE EXAMS HAVE BEEN GIvEN BY MRS. ARMSTRONG T0 EACH GAA MEMBERS GIRLS VERE CHECKED I-'DR RDUND SHOULDER, HOLLOW CHEST, FLAT FEET, ETC. EXERCISES ARE BEING GIVEN TO CORRECT 'THESE EAULTS. EACH GIRL IS WORKING HARD T0 IMPROVE HER POSTURE. 4 A LARGE HONOR ROLL ON VHICH ALL THE FORMER STUD- ENTS VIHO ARE Now'PATRIoTIcALLY SERVING THEIR COUNTRY HAVE BEENLISTED, WAS PRESENTED TD THE SCHOOL BY MR. BDLLINGER, LUMGER DEALER AT PEARL. STUDENTS, FACLLTY, SCHOOL, AND THE COMMUNITY SINGERELY wISH TOATHANK VR. BOLLINGER FOR 1-IIS FINE GIFT. I I ' PLAYING WITI-DUT TIE SERVICES or THEIR REGULAR GUARD, BASIL BECKER, Tl-E KITGFISFERS HAD A CLOUDY A11-LETIC VEEK, LDSING T0 BOTH PEARL Am MILTON, 'IHJS THEY HAVE A SEASON scoRE or Il vIcToRIES MD 0M.Y TI-REE DEFEATS. THIS Is STILL A VERY EXCELLENT RECORD. THIS YEAR KAMPSVILLE wILL NOT PLAY IN THE STATE DISTRICT TOURNI-WENT SUT WILL GO DIRECTLY T0 TPE STATE REGIONAL T0 BE I-ELD AT JERSEYVILLE, FRESI-NAN CANDlDATES I-'DR 1HE'STUDENT COUNCIL IN- CLUDE VAFUORIE HAY1-I, BETTY W-IISMAN, ARLEIGH SGHJHANN, WILMA KRAMER, CAR. SUTTER, Am AANADELLE CRADER. BEQ CAUSE or THE SCHQASTIC ADHIEVEHENTS, MARJDRIE ANN HAYN WILL BE AuToMATIcALLY SEATEDD Two OTPERS OUT OF TT-IE REMAINING GRDUPS wILL BE ELECTED BY TIE FRESI-MAN QA-SSD 011-ERS'TO BE SEATED ARE KEANETT-I KINDER, SOPH., AND BETTY BENZ, JR. THE SENIOR GLASS WILL RETAIN TH5fR UBJBERSG RUNNiNG SCHOOL CDLEYDAR 1942-43 WEEE Q Fggggggv 1, QQN'I SmoEN'r HONOR Rom. r-'on me F1Rs'r SEMESTER IS AS FOLLOWS! WANDA Mrrca-Eu. VAFUORIE PNN MVN WN. A MSTRONG Fnmces WOLWANN Sem Benz Lols CRATER UQJNETH Kmoen vmcem' LEHR June RUYLE YvoNNe BAILEY Be'n'v WM-MSMAN EUGENE Lewis ARLEIGH Sc:-NAM WILMA I AMER FELEN CRATER ELZADA Buwcr-I Josesvnme KREMER ROSEMARY SCI-UMANN VERA Lee SEVIER LoRA MAE KREMER MARVELLE SEVIER DELORES BLAND MARTHA CRADER LETHA GRES!-NJ CARL GUTTER GERALDINE KINDER PKNMI? ROLL HONGRABLE MENTION 4.57 4Q87 4Q75 4v75 4v75 4.75 4-75 4562 4.50 4.50 4037 4.25 4.a5 4.25 4.00 4300 4,00 4.00 3387 3437 3o97 3:57 3475 3g75 3-5? 3-50 I C C K K I I C 1 K C C C K C I lf 1 L I if I L ti K snr QSM 'dal SR fi FR Ib JR JR JR SR? Sofb Sofl SR'i SR FR JR FR FR 'P JR JR D SR! JR, l IP I 3 7 Ii 5 5 Sal Sn? SRD Pnl Sol IFR! Aw ALL-FSCHQOL. ASSEMBLY wxs elvem LAST FRIDAY unoen 'H-E DIRECTION OF MISS ALEXNIJER. THE PROGRAM WAS EN- Joveo ev Au.. Toe STUDENTS wHo weae lNcLuoeo WERE Rosewmv SCI-UMAPN, Josepnme KREMER, BE'rrv'BENz, VERA Lee SEWER, BARBARA HAYN, FRANCES Wouwxmw, MARvE1.u.e Sevres, WILLIS RITTER, RAY Pam., ELZADA Banca, MAR' GARET Rose, Rov Su-LING, Loss Crwren, Kemem Klwen AMIABELLE CRADER AND RAYMOND SCHUMA NB 3-50 RUNNI ING SCHOOL CALENDAR 1942-43 WEELQLEEEBLEMAE ' TI-IE MSEMBLY PROGRAM or LAST WEEK CONSISTED or Tl-E FOLLOWING NUMBERS! - SKIT I WE STENOGRAPHERS TWO 'IA LEAP YEAR I-EAP' IIEADINGI OUR YESTERDAYSW ISDNGJ SKIT II- 'IWE STENOGRAPHERS Two WFREAK LETTERS -HPANTOMINE IN THE GARDEN OF TCMORROW ISDNGI A WEDDING IPLAYI 'WEMORIESW ISONGI TI-IE PROGRAM wAs UNDER T1-IE DIRECTION -or-' THE coM- KIERCIAL DEPARTMENTa LAST WEDNESDAY TI-IE STUDENT COUNCIL HAD THEIR BAN- QUET AND INTIATl0N. - TI-IE NEW MEMBERS AREBETTY BENZ, JUNIOR: DELORES BLAID AND KENNETH KINDFR, SOPH' AND ' ' I MAFUORIEDANN HAYN, BETTY W-IISMAN, ADD AIINABELLE CRADER, FRESI-MEN. THE REVAININGWAEMBERS or THE COUNCIL ARE: SENIORS, VERA LEE SEVIER, PRESQ, JUNE RUYLE, VIDE-PRES. I WANDA MITCHELL, SECIYQ JUNIORS, WM. ARMSTRONG, FRANCES WOLTMANQ SDPHDMDRES, VINCENT LEI-IR. THJS THE TOTAL or TWEEVE IS COMPLETE. TI-E COUNCIL WILL. MEET SOME TIME 'II-IIS VEEK TO oRGANIzE ITS COMMITTEE AND ALSO TO PLAN THE SECOND SEMESTER'CALEMJARo ' CURTIS 50011-I, REGULAR CENTER ON TI-E BASKETBALL TEAM, DISCONTINUED SCHOOL TO ACCEPT A DEFENSE coo AT ALTONQ HIS UNDLE IS CERTAIN THAT WITHIN THE NEXT IIEEK OR Two THAT CURTIS wILL BEGIN REGULAR DUTY. VMILE POSITION HIS TEAM woN 30 GAMES WITHUJT A SINGLE DEFEATL THE RECORD so FAR STANDS AS THAT SICKNESS, INJURIES, AND WITHDRAWALS KEPT AT LEAST ONE OF TEAM OUT OF THE GAMES THAT ENDED IN DEFEAT PDR THE KINGFISHERS. COACH NEUBAUER Is WORKIN3 AT TOP NT FOR TI-IE CENTER-POSITION HOLDING DUNN THE CENTER SPEED T0 FIND A REPLACEME ALTHOUGH HE DOES NDT EXPECT TO HAVE TI-IE PLACE FILLED EE- FORE THE REGIONAL AT JERSEWILLE DURING 11-IE FIRST WEEK IN MARCH. THE Eovs DO NDT EXPECT T0 ADDDMRLISI-I THE IM-I POSSIBLE BUT THEY ARE DETERMINED TO GIVE THEIR OPPONENTS ALL THAT THEY HAVEo WE POPE IT WILL PROVE ENOUGH, 'GOOD LUU4 BOOTH. ' ' H.ORENCE BUDI-UANAN, MJRSE, wAs IN KAMPSVILLE ANJ SHONEUTHE STUDENTS PICTURES IN REWXRD TO NJRSES3 TI-EIR DUTIES, LIVES, AND TI-IE OPPORTUNITY or on-IERS IN BECCMING ONE. SENIORS wERE MEASURED FOR TI-EIR CAP AND GOWNSQ THEY ARE ALSO AWAITIND. TI-IE RINGS. RETURN OF THEIR PICTURES AND THEIR E WN QTIXIS I31'II A96 'SIIRII Awww 'WWI E RUNNING SCHOG. CALENDAR A I942-43 1 STUDENTS 'I ARE wEARINe TIE NEW KlNGFlSHERS PINS. TI-ESE ARE IN THE SCI-DOL COLORS wI11-I A sI.IAI.L K IN THE CENTER. XEVERYOPE SHOULD BE EXCEPTIONALLY PIEQCXJD T0 NEAR TI-E PlNg ALL or THEN HAVE PROVED T0 BE so, QTY- SIDE ORDERS ARE FILLED AS QUlCIG.Y AS POSSIBLE BUT T!-E SUPPLY Is LIMITED so TI-DSE vm STSLL DESIRE THEM Sl-KJLLD DET IN TOUCH WITH sous STUDENTS on wI'IH WILLIS RITTER, 3EC'Y or THE SENIOR CLASS. Tl-E PRICE Is oN.Y TEN CENTS. THE STUDENT COUNCIL DECIDED AT THEIR LAST NEETIND T0 ssm A PIN FREE T0 PLL sovs IN THE SERVICE IF THEY MNCE 'n-IEIR WISH KNOWN T0 MISS WANDA MITCHELL, SEC'Y OR TO 'DE UFFICEQ ' ' SPECIAL GREETINGS TO THE SCHOOL, INCLUDING PKC- TUREE, COME FROM WN. VETTER, WM. UADDDII, Am BERNARD NORDBUSH, TPEY DESIRE TO SAY HB.L0 TO ALL sTuDErrrs AND FRIENDS AND WILL ABSVER ALL LETTERS sENr TO 11-IEN. WRITE 'I1-IEM AND GIVE THEM Tl-E LATEST NEWS, OUR BEST wIsI-Es so TO ALL OF YOU BOYSa ' UNDER THE DIRECTION or-' Mlss FERTER, TI'E PRIMARY Room PRESENTED NUMBERS AT 'n-IE LAST PTA IAEUING. TI-Its wAs A r-ouNDERs DAY PROGRAM. ' 'D-E CCNDITION OF THE ROADS, THE woRsT BKPERIENCED FOR W-XNY YEARS, KEPT ALL Sd-IOOL wssss or NOT ON.Y KAMPSVILLE AND FVIRDIN, BUT OVER THE ENTIRE STATE FROM MAKING T1-EIR ROUTESQ IN THE CQJNTIES or PIKE AND ADAMS THE ROADS HAVE BEEN POSTED PROHIBITIAG TRJCKS AND vE- HIOLES OF' OVER 5000 LBS. FRGJI TRAVELING ON THEM UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. ScHooL eusses IN Cl-LHOEN wlu. OPEPATE AS SOON Im ROAD CONDITIONS WILL PEFWIITQ FAmous LAST VDRDS, DID You EVER SEE ANYTHING LIIG IT? RUNNING SCHOOL CALENDAR 1942-43 WEQIS Q FEE, Ig: W-IEN HARDIN SQUEEzED OUT A THREE PQUNT VICTORY DURING THE LAST MIIWTE IN THE KAMPSVILLE-HARDIN GAME LAST FRIDAY, THEY ERDRE INTO THE WINNIND OOLLMN AGAINST THE KINSEISHERS FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE KAMPSVILLE BE- CAME A EDUR-YEAR HIGH SCHOOL, BY So DOlM54'l'I-EY CUT TI-IE KINGFISHERS' LEAD TO A THREE TO ONE MARGINQ KAMPSVILLE HAS WON THREE DUT or THE FOUR GAMES PLAYED DURING THE LAST Two YEARSQ THE DAME OF LAST FRIDAY INDICATES THAT MUDH MUST BE DONE TO FILL THE VACANCIES IN TPE KINDPISHERS LINE- UP BEFORE KDMPSVILLE MEETS ROODHOUSE IN THE STATE REE GIDNAL AT JERSEYVILLE, ROODHOUSE IS CONSIDERED ONE OF THE S1-RDNSEST TEAMS IN THIS SECTION. TI-E EIG-ITEEN HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS M-Io ARE KNITTING RED CROSS SWEATERS ARE GETTING ALONG VERY NICELYQ IE You wANT TO mow HOW IT EEELS TO WALK TO NEED IN THE MUD AND RAIN DURING PITCH-DARK NIGHT ASK THE KING:-ISHERS. THEY CAN TELL YOU SINCE THEY DID JUST 'IHATQ TWO-THIRTY IS A PRETTY LATE HOUR TO DDME HOME FROM A BALL GAME. THEY WERE SPITTING OUT MUD OR Prox- INS IT OUT or THEIR EARS THE NEXT MORNING. I-r VIDULD HAPPEN JUST PFTER SHOE RATIONING WENT INTO EFFECT, TOO. THE SENIORS ARE WORKIMS HARD ON THEIR PLAY 'HUCKLE BERRY FINN, DETECTIVE. THOSE IM-Io HAVE EEN SOME or THE SKITS AND STUDENT CHARACTERS IN ACTION SAY THAT IT PRD- MISES TO BE DNE OF THE BEST EVER. , THE STUDENT COUNCIL APPDINTED THE FOLLOWING ON THEIR IMPORTANT COMMITTEES: RULES CDMMITTEE, FRANCES WDLTMAN, BETFY BENZ'AND VINCENT LEHRQ SCHOOL CALENDAR CDM, WANDA MITCHELL, VERA LEE SEVIER, AAD KENNETH KIN- DER. CONSTITUTION AMENDMENT coM., JUNE RUYLE, FRANCES WOLTMAN AND WM. AFWSTRONGS THE TYPING STUDENTS ARE DOING SOME VERY RAPID TYPIND AND RARE ADDDMPLISHIHD- TPlWE'AW8I5ET oUT AS SDALS OF ATTAINMENT. JUNE RUYLE Am PAUL GANSz RECEIVED THEIR PINSQ WANDA MITCI-ELL WON A GUARD T0 HER PIN. WANDA IS NOT oNLY A vERY RAPID TYPIST BUT ALSO A VERY EFFICIENT ONE, ON FRIDAY OF THIS WEEK THE KAMPSVILLE KINDEISHERS WILL PLAY wHo DESIRE T0 SEE THE KINSEISHERS IN THEIR LAST BIT or ACTION ARE INVITED TO CNE TO THE HIG-I SCPDOL GYMNASIUM. THOSE BOYS va-ID WILL PLAY THEIR LAST ' GAME FOR THEIR DEAR OLD BLUE AND IM-IITT-: 'ARE PAUL GANSZ5 BASIL BECKER, RoY SU-LING, WILLIS RJTTER, AND RAY PRAUL. IT ACTUALLY -HQPPENED2 PROF. NEUBAUER7S BROTHER wAs TRYING TO TEACH HIS LITILE DAUGHTER I-ER EVENING PRAYERD TI-IE LI'm.E GIRL wAS REPEATIND AFTER HIM VERY NICELY THE woRDS, 'Now I LAY ME DOVN TO SLEEP BUT INSTEAD or RE- PEATINB 'I PRAY THE LoRD, SHE QUICKLY ANSWERED, AND PASS T1-IE AwUNITIoN.?' RINIIING SCHOOL CALEIIDBR T942-43 V MR. NEueAuER RECEIVED A LETTER FROM THE STATE UNI- vERsITv or ILLINOIS HIGH SCHOOL vIsIToR, Am couN1ER- SIGPED BY THE STATE DEPARTMENT, APPROVING THE PLAN or LDJGTHENING THE SCFDOL DAY IN ORDER T0 CLOSE SCI-DOL EARLIER IN THE SPRING. BOTH MR. CLEAVERGER FROM THE UNIVERSITY PND ALSO MR. 'NTQf.ELL8, STATE SUPERINTENDUIIT or PUBLIC INSTRJCTION, AS wEI.L AS VR. CARPENTER, SUPT. or COUNTY SCHOOLS, EXPRESSED THEIR OPINIDN THAT sucn VDULD BE A WISE PLAN DUR'lNG TIIE EMERGENCY. THIS WILL PERIIT THE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS TIME T0 D0 THEIR PART IN TI-E wAR PROGRAMD REGISTRATION FOR WAR Boon ll WILL BE FELD EACH DAY FROM 4 T0 5:30 ND 6:30 TO 8 o'DLocx. IT WILL N430 BE HELD ON SATURDAY FROM 9 A. N. UNTIL II:3o, AND FROM I2:3o UNTIL 4:00 o'cLocIc. THE LOCAL TEADI-IERE NITI-I THE HE..P or THE MEMBERS or TPE IIbMAN's CLUB wILL BE IN cI-IARGE. BECAUSE or THEIR EXCELLENT SI-DIVING DURING THE FIRST PART or THE SEASON, VIHICH wAs LATER HARD HIT av IN- JURIES, SICKNESS, AND WITHDRAWAL, THE KINGFISHERB wERE RATED AS STH AMONG THE e CUQTESTANTS 'ENTERED AT THE JERSEWILLE TDDRNAMENT. BECAUSE OF THIS THEY DREW ROOOHCIJSE w-IIcI-I ms RATED FIRST. THE GAME wITH MILTON AND PEAFL SPUJED THAT ALMOST euT NOT QUITE TIE vAcAN- CIES I-AVE BEEN PLUGGED suPFIcIENTLv TO cHALLENaE. Roco- HOUSE ON EQUAL GROINDSD MILTDN, VHO oNLv LOST ONE GAME, BAFELY ExcAPED BY A THREE POINT MARGINQ Am PEAR.. mo DANE DOVN IN F-'LLL FORCE vas CUTPLAYEO Tl-ROUG-IOUI' THE GAME AND DID NOT CATCH THE KING!-'ISI-ERS UNTIL 45 SECONDS BEFORE T1-E END CF THE GAME WHICH TIED 11-IE EDDRE. KANREVILLE PLAYED THE ovERTu.IE MINUS THE SERVICES or BOTH REDULAR GUARDS, AND WILLIS RITTER, NEWLY FCXJND CENTER, THE KAImsvII.LE RESERVES woN THEIR NAME 25-l'8u KANPsvILLE CLOSED THEIR REGULAR SEASON WITH I3 wINs AND 7 Losses wHIcH Is sTILI. GOOD, A COMPARISON WITH 4 vEAR SCHOOLS mo -ro.IcI-I ouR BGJNDRY REvEALs THAT WE ARE BETTERTHANI-KJLDIMS OUROVNSINEVIEBECAMEAFOURYEAR SCHOOL TVKJ vEARs AGO. TIE FOLLOWING CCNPAPISONS SHGN THE NIJAEER or GAMES woN ev EACH scHooL IN COMPETITIGJ WITH T1-IE KINI:-FISHERE WRING THAT TIMED KAMPSV ELLE OPPONENTS 3 HARDIN I 2 PLEASE H ILL. 2 2 PEAR. 2 I NEBO I IN CUIPARISGI BETVEEN TFE SCHOCLS OF 11-IE COLNTY DURING TIE SAME PERIOD VE NOTE 'R-E FCLLOWING3 KAMPSVILLE 3 ' WXRDIN I KAIIPsvIu.E 2 BRussEI.s o RUWINGSCHJOL CALEIADAR l9424-43 V F ' ' ' : THE Plcmres FOR THE AMRUAL HAVE EEEN SENT T0 me puea.lsHERs. WE ARE SORRY 'ro HEAR 'n-wr RICHARD ARMSTRONG va-lo ls wlm 11-E UNITED STATES NAVY as REPORTED m THE HOSPITAL wrn-4 APPENDICCTIS4 HE MAY COME Home on A FURLOUGH so6N. Russeug HANCOCK ssuns Has GREETIPBS T0 THE swoon. Ano Emenos. LAURETTA SCHJMAN ms THE HONOR or COMPLEYING HER Senor-Jn RED Cnoss SMEATER. SHE is A MEMBER IN THE SEW- UI3 CLASSQ I l'r ACTUALLY HAPPENED, 'TEAcRER, ls so ANDESO m THE Amv on NAVY? S'ruoEN'rs, I ooN r mow. TEACHER, lsN r HE RELATED TO YOU? STUDENT I now? KNOW, TEAOHER, I THOUGHT 'n-wr HE WAS YOUR UNcLE. THE SUR? PRISIM ANSVER ooMEs szxcsg, OH, HE'S MY uNa.E Au. RlGl'U's I RUNNING SCHOOL CALENDAR ' I942-43 W : ' I THE KAMPSVILLE PTA RECEIVED woRD r-'RDM 11-IE STATE ORGANIZATION THAT THEIR PROGRAM EDR THE YEAR was RAT- ED AS SUPERIOR THOSE IM-Io FELPED IN 11-IE REGISTRATIDN HERE LAST WEEK WERE! MRS. L. LIKES, MRS. ART KAMP, MRS. DELLA QJTTER, MRS. HARRY WALDHEUSER,'MRS. JOE HAYN, MRS. RAY STouT, MRS. W. 0. NEUBAUER, MRS. MARIE ARMSTRONG, MISS'-JEANETTE KLEIN, Miss HERSHEY, MIsS DLEXANDER, MISS HERTER, MR. NEVIUS, AND MR. NEUBAUERD THERE WERE I,I7o RESISTRANTS. ' THE ALL-SCHOOL ASSEMBLY wAs UNDER THE DIRECTION or MISS I-ERTER. THE RRIMARY ROOM PUT ON THE RRDGRAM. THE LENGTHENED SCHOOL DAv WHICH WENT INTO Er-'EEDT THIS VIEEK wILL ENABLE KAMDSVILLE TO CLOSE SCHOOL ON MAv I4'n-I. BEcAusE THE HIGH SCHOOL SEGAN ON SEPTEMBER TTH SCHOOL DRDINARILY WOLLD NOT CLOSE UNTIL THE FIRST WEEK IN JUNEQ D THE KINGFIsI-IERS HAD A Gooo WORK OUT wITH THE TDIIN- TEAM IN PREPARATION TO THEIR ENTRANCE IN THE REGIDNAL TDURNAMENT. THE GAME wAs A SIX-MINUTE QUARTER AFRAIR. THE HIGH EHOOL. TEAMWASATTHELONG ENDOFTI-ECOKNT 54 T0 28. ' VISITORS .IN HIGH SCHOOL INCLUDED EDGAR UIRKSMEYER, RIDHARD ARMSTRONG, BETHEL MITCHELL, EDWARD DIRKSMEIYER, HARDLD SDHJMANN, STANLEY GETz, KERMIT SUI-LlNG, DAINY BENNETT, MARILYN REISS, AND EvERETr SDHDMANI. BEST WISITIES T0 THE SDHDDL AND COMMUNITY :DME FRCN MR. N..0NONSKl, FORMER CDMMERDIAI. TEACHER AND IMI. MADO- ox MHO ls STATIONED SOMEWHERE IN FLORIDA. THE GAA MEMEERS ARE WORKING HARD IN THEIR PER- PARQTIGNI EDR 'THERE FREE-THRDN CONTEST. TI-EY HOPE T0 REPEAT, IF NOT BETTER, THEIR .RECORD or LAST YEAR. IT AUIUALLY HAPPENEDQ THE NEw SCHEDULE REQUIRES THAT STUDENTS RIDING THE FIRST aus NUST GET up ONE HALF HGJR EARLIER IN THE MDRNING. ONE oI- THE STUDENTS REMARQED TFVXT SHE MUST BEGIN TO IIALK TO THE MAIL sox AT THE EARLY HGUFZ or sux 'SHE DATDHES THE sus AT THE MAIL BOX., HCMIEVER, CNE or TI-E TEACHERS ASSENT MINDEDLY SJGGESTED THAT SI-E MIGHT SAVE SOME TIME IF SHE DlDN'T WAIT FOR THE MAIL MAN SUT RATHER THAT S-lE PICK up THE MAIL AFTER SU-IOOLG RLNN ING SCHOOL CISLENJAR T942-43 W TI-IE MEMBERS OF THE RED CROSS QUE WHO ARE KNITTING SNEATERS ARE THE FOLLOWING: 'ANNA BAUGI-I,'I.DUISE ANSCN, MARJORIE HAYN, BETTY'WI-IISMAN, JUNE KLUNK5 THELMA RITT- ER, AR.EIGH SCHJMNAN, EULA BAUSER, BETTY BENZ, ELZADA BUNCH, LORETTA SCFUVIANM, JOSEPHINE KREMER, JUNE RUYLE, ROSEMARY SDI-IUMANN, BARBAFUA HAYN, AND LDRA MAE KREMERS LORETTA SDI-IUMAIN I-IAS ALREADY COMPLETED Two Aw LDRA MAE KREMER ONEQ MANY OF THE REST ARE JUST FINISHING. LAST YEAR THE CLUB KNITTED II SWEATERS. BEST WISIHES FOR TI-IE SCHOOL AND ITS FRIENDS COME FRN PETE KAMP AND 'BENNIE' ARMSTRONG. THANKS FELI.owS AND I-ERE'8 wISHING YOU 'THE BEST OF'EVERYTHlNG. THE EXAMS FDR THE SPECIAL FLAG COURSE, SPONSORED BY THE AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY wAS GIVEN AND REVEAL THAT VERA LEE SEVIER vnN FIRST wITH A GRADE OF 98. SHE AND MARGARET RDSE TIED AND WERE GIVEN ADDITIONAL WORKS MARGARET-'S GRADE -RAS 97-A-. OTHERS wr-Io MADE 95 OR DE-TTER WERE5 BETTY IM-IISMAN 97g MARJORIE HAYN 965 AND MARIE DIRKSMEYER 95. TIMENTY TWO OTHERS HAD BET' WEEN 90 AND 95' THERE WERE 81 VIHO TOOK THE COURSE. THE AUXILIARY IS GOING TO AWARD SOME FRIZESTD THE WINNERS. LORA MAE KREMER WON HER PIN FOR EFFICIENCY AND SPEED IN TYPIMB, SHE IS THE TT-IIRD STUDENT T0 HAVE woN THIS AWARD LATELYC THE SOCIAL SCIENCE Q.ASS HAD A NEw ASSISTANT LAST WEEKD SHE wAs BETHEL MITCTELLD THE STUDENTS LINED HER VERY MUCH AND HOPES THAT SHE WILL AGAIN OFFER HER SERVICES. Q-IARLES ARMSTRONG REQUESTED A SCHOOL PIN, WE ARE CERTAINLY VERY HAPPY TO SEND HIM DIE. OTHERS MAY DO LIREwISE BY ADDRESSING Tl-EIR REQUEST T0 WANDA MITCH- ELL SECRETARY OF THE STUDENT COUNCILD ' AT THE LAST PTA MEETING THE GIRLS P. E. CLASS, UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MRS. AFMSTRONG PRESENTED DEM- ONSTRATIONS CF How T0 KEEP FITQ THEY ALSO GAVE THE LADIES SOME IDEAS DF How TO REDUCE. ENTERING THE REGIONAL. TOURNAMENT wITH A MIGHTY DEFEAT OVER PLEASANT HILL Sv A SCGIIE OF 57 T0 I2, ROODHOUSE SNEPT THE KINGFISHERS DUT IN LIKE MANNER IN THEIR FIRST TOURNAMENT. THEY CONTINUED THEIR STRIDE BY DUNNING CARRDLLTDN IN TT-IE SECOND ROUMDD BRUSH- ING WHITE HALL ASIDE IN TI-E FIMLS RDDDHDUSE woN THE TOUHNI-WENT AND wILL PLAY WOOD RIVER IN THE SECTIONALC SIx-wEEK'S EXAMS, ARE DVER, AND DH, BDYI .?, I. xg W- RWNING SCHOG. GMENJAR IQA2-43 W 0 ' - I WE DONDRATDLATE MR. FRED SHELL, PRINLVOF TI-IE HAR- DIN HIDI-I SDI-IDOL IN I-IIS ELECTION T0 THE VICE-PRESIDENCY oF TIE SoIuIIw.ES'rERN D'lVlSl0N oE'TI-E ILLINOIS EDUCATION ASS'No HE MERITS T1-IIs I-IONDR AND we mow THAT TI-IE CONFIDENCE SHOW IN HIM ev TI-E DELEGATES AT TI-IE EAST ST. Louls MEETING LAST SATURDAY I-IAS NOT BEEN MISPLACEDQ MR. NEUBAUER AND MR.'SI-ELL IERRESEJITED CAu-IouN COJNTYQ PROFQ NEUBAUER, OFFICIAL DELERATE or CAI.:-IouN Ooumv 'ro Tl-E 3-'DAY STATE TEAOI-ERS' CONVENTICN AT SPRINGFIELD wAs APPOIINTED TO THE SP-EcIAI. LEGISLATIVE CQMMITIEE, AND ALSO Is C0-CHAIRMAN or TPE COUNTY PI-IYSICAI. EDUCATION AND HEALTT-I COMMISSION' MISS DOROTHY MORRIS, Home EO. TEACHER IN HARDIN, I-'OR TI-E OTITEZR CO-Q-4AlRMANe A MEET5 IND FOR THIS COMMISSION wAs HELD IN GRANITE CITY LAST SATURDAYQ TI-IE COUNTIES REPRESENTED IN TI-IE Sou11+nESTEm'DIv- ISION or-' THE I. E. A. ARE! BCND,' CALHOUN, CLINTON, GREENE, JEFFERSON, JERSEY, MADISON, HARIDN, MONROE, RANDDLRH, ST. CLAIR, Am WASHINGTON. H. R. GAIRI-ARD or' GREEITFIELD wAS ELECTED PRESIDBIIT, AND MISS LENORE HJBER, E. ST. Louis, wAs RETAINED AS SEORETARYA ' THE HID-I SCHOOL SENIOR PLAY HHJCKLEBERRY FINN, Der- ECTIVEN was ENJOYED as A LARGE AUDIENCE. TI-IE HIG-I SDI-IOOI. INTRAIIIURAI. BAS'CE'I'BALL. TDDRNAMENT SWINGS INTO ACTION NEXT WEEK WITH TI-IE BEARS AGAINST THE WILDCATS, IN TIRE FIRST Rowq THE EAGLES vs TH-: WHIZ KIDS, IN TI-IE SECOND ROUND. THE a.UE BIRDS DREW A BYEo CAPTAlNS'OF THE VARIOUS TEAMS ARE'RESPEC'I'lVELY! R. SCI-UJAAN, W. ARMSTRONG, B. BECKER, W. RITIER, AOD P. GANSz. RDSSELI. HANCOCK INFORMS T1-IE SCHOOL AND FRIENDS THAT I-IE HAS NOW ENTERED AS A COIMANDOQ Gooo LUCK T0 You. OZFHER FORMER STUDENTS WHOSE NAMES HAVE BEEN SENT IN AS TJDINING TI-E UNITED STATES Aman FORCES ARE GEI-E HARTMANN AID HQROLD SC!-LMNINE TI-IIS RAISES THE TOTAL T0 55' MARY JANE WHISMAN WAS A HIGH SQ'l0OL VISITOR LAST VEEK. RUNNING SCHO0.. CALENDAR 1942-43 I THE HONOR Rou. FOR TI-E FouR11-I PERIOD IS AS FOLLOWS! HIGH HITNCRS WANDA MITQ-ELL-H ---- ------------------ 5.00 ISR! JuNE RuvLE------------------------- 5.00 ISR! Brsrrv BENZ. R-aa-- ----- ------- - ------- ---- ---- 5,00 IJR! KEDNETH KlN0ER--------- ----- ---------- 5.00 ISo! MANORIE ANN HA ---------------5.00 IFR! WM. AFUJSTRONG'--H--------H--ww--5,00 IJR! HONOR ROLL Lots CRA'rER--------'------------------- 4,75 ISR! ARLEIGH SOHLMAFN-Hi-'--v--------W 4.75 IFR! VINCENT LEI-IR-'--v-----------------------v- 4,75 ISo! YVONNE BAILEY ---- ------------------------ 4.60 ISR! JOSEPHINE KREMER------------ ---- ---- ----- --- 4.50 ISR! ANNABELLE CRAnER:-:-----x:--- -L14Q- --::r--- 4,50 IFR! WILMA KRAvvER------------ ---- ------- ------ - 4.50 IFR! HELEN ORA'rER----------------------- 4.50 IJR! FRANcEs WoI.'n4AN-------------- -------- - 4.50 CJR!! BONAVERE OI.0NlN0ER-------------------- 4,50 IJR! ROSEFMRY ScI-uuANN--------- ------- -------- 4.50 I-JR! DELORES BLAND---------------------------- 4.50 ISo! ALBERTA PEPPERS-11:---2:-EEA 1-:::::::::::::::-- 4.50 ISo! JERRY KlN0ER---------------------- 4.50 ISo! HONORABLE MENTION VERA LEE SEVlER- ---- -- ---------- --------- 4.25 ISR! LoRA MAE m:-:uER---- ----- ---------- ---- 4.25 ISR! BETTY WH1sNAN::--2:4-----2:-gf-:Q--L-:ifff: 4.25 IFR! ELUIDA BUNCH---------- ---- ---------------4.25 I-JR! ARTHJR RI1'rER------------------------ 4.25 ISO! JUNE I0.uNK-------------------------- 4.25 IFR! MAR-mA 0RAoER--------------------- 4.00 ISR! LAURETTA ScH..wxNN-------------------- 4.00 ISR! LAMONT RosE---------------------- 4.00 IFR! CARL. Su'rrER:+ 4 :Q----:QQ-1 AAEE :-.-.:s- :E -7- 4.00 IFR! DN ALI..-SCHOOL ASSEMBLY WAS PRESENTED UNDER 'mE ol- RECTION or MRS. ARMSTRONG. TF-IE sPEclALw wAs A GIRLS! TRIO coNsIs'rlN0 or BETTY BENZ, BET!-IE. Mlm-IEU. APD Jo- SEPHIIAE KREMER. THE KAMPSVILLE KINGFISI-ERS ToPPEo PEARL, Gmacss- VILLE, HARDIN, AND BAYLIS IN me PIKE Cwmv B. B. CONFERENCE, as 'fi ki SPECIAL ARTICLES IRERRINTED mom NEWSPAPERS, VERA LEE SEVIER TO HEAD CGJNCIL KAMPSVILLE, ILL., SEPT. I7--MISS VERA I-EE'SEVlER, DAUGHTER or MR. AND MRS. LEE SEVIER or HAMBURG, wAs ELECTED TO HEAD TI-IE KAMPSVILLE HIGH smooL sTUDENTs COLNCILQ Mlss SEVIER Is ONE or THE OUTSTANDING S:l'UDEN'!S wI-Io woN TIE PLL-scHooL SCHOLARSHIP AWARD LAST YEAR. SHE Is IN HER SENIOR YEAR AND IS EXPECTED T0 RECEIVE THE STATE NGQMAL UNIVERSITY SQ-IOLARSHIVP IF me CONTINUES 'IN HER STRIDEQ SHE INTENDS T0 ENTER THE TEACHING PROFESSION AT THE cLosE or HER S01-IOOLING. Mlss JUNE RUYLE, DAUGHTER or MRS, LUCILLE RUYLE or KANRSVILLE, wAs ELECTED AS VICE-PRESIDENT. UP UNTIL LAST YEAR MISS RUYLE wAs A STRAIGHT A STUDENTL SHE woN TEE ALL-SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP' SN I9-H. JUNE, WITH I-ER PREVIOUS SCHOLASTICVRECORD, WILL BE A CONTINUAL THREAT I-'DR FINAL HONORS. Miss WANDA MITCHELL, DAUGHTER OF MR. AND MRS. LEE MITCHELL or MMPSVILLE, WAS ELECTED SECRETARY or THE COUNCIL.. SHE wcN SECOND PLACE IN TI-E ALL-'SCHOOL SDI-IDLARSHIR CONTEST LAST IYEAR. OTHER MEMBERS or THE COUNCIL AE WILLIAM ARMSTRONG SON or MR. AND MRS. REUBEN ARMSTRONG: Miss FRANCES WOLTMAIN, DAUGHTER or MRS. LENA WoI..TMAIxNg VINCENT LEHR, SON or MR. NND MRS. EDWARD LE!-IRQ AND ADRIAN SUI-LING, SON or MR. AND MRS. WALTER SUI-ILING. FRES1-MEN MBABERS WILL BE ELECTED DURING Tl-E SECOND SBAESTERQ Tl-ESE N.S0 WILL DEPEND W SOHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENTSD THE STUDENT COUNCIL I-IEI.D THEIR FIRST METING AT W-HGH TIME 'IHEY DISCUSSED T!-E SCHOOL GALENDAR AND FRESINIEN INITIATIOND THEY WILL HAVE GDNPLETE SUPER' VISION ovER STLOENT GOVERNMENT AND ACTIVITIES: X KAMPSVILLE HIGH ENTERTAINS G.A.A. KAMPSVILLE, ILL., OCT. 9.-THE KAMPSVILLE CDMMUN- ITY HIGH SGI-IcoL UNDER Tl-E' SPONSORSHIP or MRSD MARIE ARMSTRDNG, ENTERTAINED THE HKQ-I SCI-IooL ATPLETIC ms'N. FOR THIS AREA IN A FALL PLAYDAY. TI-IE G.A,A. Is. SPONSORED BY TI-E ILL. ST. HIC!-I SCHOOL Ms'N. AND FOLLOWSTPE SAME PLANASDOES 11-IATQFTHESTATE A1H.ErIc Ass'N. FOR BOYS. 'D-IE SCHOOLS THAT VIERE' INVITED' INCIEUDED K.C. HI-S. NEREWI-IITEHALL, ROOOHOUSE, HARDIN, GARRoI.I.ToN, RDGKERIDGE, PEAR., MILTDN, QDRED, AND NEBOQ 53 '92 qv ig E . 52. 5 v9 SPECIAL ARTICLES IREPRINTED FROM NEWSPAPERS, KAMPSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL HAS FIFTY NINE FORMER STLDENTS IN SERVICE FOR 'IIIEIR COUNTRY KAMRSVILLE, ILL., JAN. 5 - THE OFFICE OF THE KAMPSVILLE COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL EPORTS THAT ACCORD- ING T0 THE RECORDS THERE ARE NON 59 FORNER' HIGH SCIDOL STUDENTS IN THE UNITED STATES ARMED FORCES. THE ooM- MUNITY, AND ESPECIALLY THE SG-IOOL, NOT ONLY FEEL PROUD OF THIS RECORD Sur REALIzE THAT THIS I-vas PLACED A DIS- TINCT HONOR CN TI-IE ALMA MATER or in-E BOYSQ' MOST or-' THE Bova HAVE JOINED TI-E AFMY, BUT MANY WWE EM.IS'IED IN THE NAVY. OTHERS HAVE ATTACHED TI-EM' SELVES T0 11-E MARINES AND AIR CORPS. KAMPSVILLE HIGH SCI-IOCI. LOSES FIRST BASKETBALL GAIE IN TWO YEAR PERIIDS KAMPSVILLE, ILL., JAN. ll- THE LNDEFEATED STRIDE or THE KAMRSVILLE KINGFISPERS MAS SUDDENLY I-IALTED LAST wEEK wI-EN H.EASANT HILL GEEEATED THEM AT PLEASANT HILL. UNTIL 'H-IEN KAMPSVILLE HAD woN 30 coNSEcuTIvE SAM T0 REMAIN LNDEFEATED, ovER A TWO YEAR PERIODQ THEY HAD woN THEIR SEVENTH STRAIGHT VICTORY FOR THIS YEAR WI'I1-I- oUT A SINGLE REGULAR SCHEDULE GAME LOST. EAPLIER IN THE SEASON THE KINGFISHERS TOOK THE LONG CCXJNT ovER TI-IE PLEASANT HILL LABS. TILIS THE SCORE IEMAINS ONE EAGTI THIS SEASONQ ' ' THE Sovs, IDWEVER, DID NoT LET THEIR SINGLE oEEEAT OF THE SEASON INTERFERE WITH O11-'ER GAMES PLAYED, I-AST FRIDAY NIGHT THEY SEI-'EATED ST. JO!-N'S ze T0 l93 ND LAST MONDAY wNTINUED TIEIR WINNING STREAK AGAINST HARDIN, ON THE LOCAL GYMNASIUM FLOOR, BY TOPPING THEM 36 TO 24a 11-E KAMPSVILLE REcom EOR THIS YEAR snows NINE vIcToRIEs oUT or TEN GAMES. IN TI-E UXST TWO YEARS THEY HAVE WON 32 oUT OF 33 REGULAR SASON GMES. ' THE REMAINGER or THE SCHEUJLE INCLUDES NINE GAMES, FCUR AT I-UE ND FIVE AWAY. THIS FRIDAY ELoREn wILL BE ouR GUESTS, Ir You WANT TD SEE BASKETBALL ACTION, SEE TPE REMAINING CMMES. DUE TO 11-IE FACT THAT HARDIN GAME NAS Moveo up AND THE NEw CANTON GAME BAGQ T0 FEBS STH, 'IVE ON.Y GAME NDCT VEEK WILL BE ON FRIDAY NIGHT BETWEEN' THE ALUMNI: ALSO A CURTAIN RAISER IS YET T0 BE ARRANGEo.' OTHER HOME'Gl-XMB INCLUDE MILTON, PEARL, Neeo, New CANTON, AND HARDIN. THE CROWD A T THE HARDIN-KAMPSVIILE GNJE was AGAIN T1-IRILLES AT 11-IE DRILLS AND INTRICATE MARSI-IES or THE GIRLS' DRILL CCMPANY. THE BATON TWIRLERS ADDED THEIR New NUMSERS TO THE ENTERTAINMENT. IT IMAS AU. VERY GOODQ IF .5 Q P F- 'O C3 U5 si I' ri F' F E 2 Q uv Z ia 4 IIMII MS 199 ig. . f, Y. , , 1 . - -I, 1. 5 Pb E Q: E F 3' Q GI 5, 591 cbfax ff4'fl.'s'v.'var,99w:ww-1-IgW11r2Q 7.1 vw- - V ' f ' N' w-. 1 A , ' 1 4 , SPECIAL ARTICLES IREPRINTED FROM NEWSPAPERS, ' KAMPSVILLE HIGH TO GRANT CREDITS T0 BOYS IN SERVICE KAMPSVILLE, ILLP., JANQ 25g-- THE KAIIIPSVILLE GWIMMJN- ITY HIGH SOHOOI. WITH T1-E SANOTION AND RECOMMENDATIONS OF 'H-IE LIIWERSITY OF ILLINOIS AND THE STATE DEPARTMENT OP EDUCATKJN: I-IILL OFFER CREDITS TOIIARDS GRADUATION T0 THOSE STUDENTS WHO HAVE EIITERED THE US SERvIcE BEFORE OOMPLETING 'Ii-EEYR SOI-IOOLINGS THIS INCLUDES THAT ANY DOY LEAVINS IIIGH SOTIODI. TO ENTER IIILITARV SERVICE WOULD BE GRANTED CREDITS NOT TO EXCEED TWO UNITS ON TI-IE BASIS OF ONE I-'ALF UNIT QOR ONE SEMESTER CREDIT, FOR EACH Six MONTHS IN SERVICE., THUS BOYS IIHO HAVE OOIIIPLETED ALL BUT Two UNITS OR'THE P:NAL ONE HALF YEAR OF THEIR HIGH SCHOOL WORK, WOULD BE GIVEN DIPLO- MAS ON THEIR RETURN FROM TWO 'SEARS IN SERVICEO IT IS HOPED THAT EVEN IIOPE RECOGNITION IN THIS RESPECT wILL BE GIVEN TO THOSE STUDENTSO KAMPSVILLE HIGH DEDICATE HONOR ROLL KAMPSVILLE, II.L,5 FEB. 22,--MORE 'II-IAN 400 PERSONS LAST FRIDAY EvENING WITNESSED TI-E DEDICATION OF THE HIGH SCHOOL SERVICE HONOR ROLL, GONTAINIIIIG TI-IE NAMES OF 53 FORMER STUDENTS IM-IO ARE SERVING IN 'n-IE UNITED STATES ARIIED FOROES. THERE ARE STILL SEVEFUNL OTHER NAMES OF THOSE LATELY ENTERING T0 BE LISTED. THE HONOR ROLL wAS PRESENTED T0 THE SOI-IOOI. AS A GIITT av VR. BOLLINGER OE PEARL. TIE PROGRAM wAs IMPRESSIVE AND GAVE DUE I-ONOR T0 THE PATRIOTIC ALUMNI AND STUDENTS CF THEIR ALMA MATER. ' ' WM. ARMSTRONG, SGI-IOOL BUGLER, GAVE THE FAN FARE AN Q.D Q.0RY WAS CARRIED INTO 11-IE AUDITORIUM av ART!-UR RITTERO TIE ENTIRE GROUP PLEDGED THEIR ALLEGIANCE AND I.IvES ANEw T0 11-IE SERVICES or THESE UNITED STATES AND CONTINJED TO voice THEIR DETERMINATION T0 CARRY ON FOR VICTORY AS T1-EY SANS THE STAR SPANG.ED BANNER. THEY WERE AOOOMPANIED BY THE SOHOOL BAND UNDER T1-IE DIREOTION OF MISS HERSHEY. REV. BAUMGART GAVE THE INVOCATION, ASKUNG NJJIGHTY GOD TO PROTECT THE Sovs AND BRING ABOUT WOH..D PEACE 'TI-IROUC-M THEIR EFFORTS! FE ALSO ExI-IORTED ALL TO DO TI-EIR UTMOST T0 BRING T1-IIS ABCUTD ' ' A DUET, COMPOSED OF BETTY BENZ, AND JOSEPHINE KREMER, BEAUTIFULLY EXPRESSED THE NATlON'S FIDELITY IN SINGING 'n-E SONG 'To THE SERVICE FLAGS PRECEDED BY A FAN FAIQE PROFg NEUSAUER PRESENTED AND DEDICATED 'THE HONOR ROLL. THIS WAS FOILOWED BY 'IFE AUD- IENCE SINGING GOD BLESS AMERIGAJ' TI-E PROGRAM wAS CONCLLD' ED Sv THE STUDENT SINGING HAIL I'O TI-E BLUE, ALSO GIVING RN-IS T0 11-IE UNITED ARMED FORCES' TFEHONORROILWYLLBEFUNGINTPEFIALLOFTITENJMINIS- TRATION BUILDING wlm-I ALL OTHER CERTIFICATES or HONOR AAD MERITS. IT SHALL HOLD TIE MOST PROMINENT POSITIONS 5? aw fa if E' . ww Q3 93 s ,, 4 5, 3 15 u V: J. f ll 7 I 1 SPECIAL ARTlG.ES ' IREPRINTED FROM NEWSPAPERS, MARIE DIRKSMEYER CROWNED KAMPSVILLE PTA QUEEN KAMPSVILLE, lLL.,'NOv. I.--IN A VERY IMPRESSIVE AND BEAUTIFUL OEREMONY, MARIE DIRKSMEYER TIAS cRowvED I942 PTA CAR NIVAL QUEEN BY Tl-E RETIRING QUEEN, FRANCES WOLTMAN, Am TILE ANNUAL KAMPSVILLE PTA CARNIVAL. AN IMMENSE cROwD, MI-IIOI-I HAS ASSEMBLED TO ENJOY ONE OF THE MOST SUCCESSFUL LOCAL CARNTVALS, FILLED THE BLEACHERS OF THE LARGE KAMPSVILLE SDI-IOOI. GYM. MISS DIRKSMEYER WAS CHOSEN BY THE PUBLIC FROM A GROUP OF FIVE OONTESTANTS OONSISTINO OF HERSELF, MAR- JORIE HAYN, Ruav HOIMAND, LORA MAE KREMER, AND GEPALDINE KINDERD MARIE IS A HIGH SCI-DOL JUNIOR AND IS THE DAUGHTER OF MR. AND MRS. BERT DIFKSMEYER OE HAMBURG. SHE Is VERY ACTIVE IN SOHOOL'AEI-'AIRS BEING'A MEMBER OF 11-E GAA, GIRLS Q..EE 0.08, MIXED Q-IORUS, AND A MEMBER OF THE 'WELL SQUAD. HER ESCORT WAS EDWARD HARTMAN OF KAIIRSVILLE. THE ESOORTS EOR THE MAIDS OF HONOR wERE: RAYMOND PRALI. Or- HAMBURGQ BRUCE WILDW-NGEN OF NEBO5 WILLIS RITTER AND KENN TH KINDER OF KAMPSVILLEO KAMPSVILLE OFF TO GOOD START ON CAGE ' ' 'SEASON KAMPSVILLEQ ILL., Nov. 27,--KAMPSVILLE HIGH'S BASKETBALL 'IU-WI, WITHOUT A SINGLE FIRST STRING PLAYER SAD: I-'ROM THE TEAM WHICH wON 22 STRAIGHT GAMES LAST SEASON, IS OPP TO A GOOD START THIS SEASON wITH FIVE STRAIGHT TO ITS CREDITO TI-E ON.Y ONE OF LAST SEASON'S REGULARSWRIO- DID NOT GFRCUATE WAS RUSSELL I-MIIIGOOKIMA JUNIOR, mo IS Now IN THE NAVY. OURSTANDINS PLAYERS IN 'IHIS sEAsoN'S SQUAD INCLUDE RAY SQ-UMANN3 QIRTIS BOOTH. A sIx FOOT, SIX INCH CENTERS BASIL BECKER, PAUL GANSZ, WILLIAM ARMSTRONG AND JACK LEWIS, A LEFT HANDED STAR WI-D COPIES FROM I-AMEORG, ILL, THE TIRE SITUATION LED T0 THE OANIELLATION OF GAMES wITI-I GRAFTON, ALSEY, BRIGHTON, PATTERSON AND NEDORA. KAMPSVILLE IS PLAY- ING IN ma PIKE COUNTY LEAGUE THIS SEASON. THE RE' VAINDER OF THE SCl'EDU.E FOR COACH WILSON NEUBAUER'S OAGERS: ' DECO 4--ELDRED, THERE DEG. B-ST. JOPNS, 11-ERE DEc.II--PLEASANT HILL, I-ERE UECgl4'f7'-MILTON TOURNEY DEc.z2.-New CANTON, HERE JAN. 5-PLEASANT HlLL, '11-ERE JAN.II5--ELDREDQ HERE JAN.l9--HARDIN, HERE JANDZ2--NEW CANTON, THERE 1 JANO 26--PEARL,'TI-ERE JAN.. 29-MILTON, HERE FEB.2-5--INVITATIONAI. TOURNEY FEB. FEB. FEB. FEB. FEB, I9-NEBO, 'WERE I2--JMRDINQ THERE I6-MILTON, 'n-ERE 20--PEAR... I-ERE 26-27-STATE DISTRICT S fa S? I4 li 1 'A 5 55 Q5 C3 I' 1 w o. , 6 I. lf! fs!! gi 1 J , SPECIAL ARTICLES IREPRINTED FROM NEWSPAPERS, KAIIPSVILLE LOSES FIRST ROUND MlLTON,lLL., Dec. I7--FGUR GGMES YESTERDAY OPENED TIE ANNUAL MILTON HOLIDAY INVITATIONAL BASKETBALI. TOURNA' Mawr, WITH OIIAMBERSEIURG5 WINCIPESTER, MILTON Am Neao com- ING THROUGH WITH VICTORIES, WINCHESTER PULLED Tl-E sscowo TILT oUT or THE I-'IRE IN TI-E FINAL sTANzA TO TAKE A 30-127 VERDICT OVER'KAMPS-A vII.I.E. WINCPESTER TRAILED: I2-3, AT THE QUARTI:R,' I8 T0 8 AT TI-E HALF BND 26-20 AT THE THREE-QUARTER MARK, BUT FELD KAMPSVILLE TO A GINGLE POINT IN'TI-IE FINAL STANZA TO EMERGE WITH A 'IT-IREE-IPOINT VICTORY: THE SCORE! WINCHESTER I3oI KAMPSVILLE C27 I PLAYERS FG FT TP PLAYERS FG FT COATS F 2 I 5 Sa-IUUAN If 6 I CCLEIIIAN P o o o CURTIS r- o o RQ I-ASI-METT If I I 3 ARMSTRONG If 2 I W. I-ASI-METT c 4 3 II SUI-LING F 0 0 TANCERSLEY G o 0 o 90011-I c 4 so HETWORTH G o o o RITTER G 0 o TAYLOR G 3 2 8 BECKER G 0 0 EVANS G 0 0 0 GANsz G 0 0 BLANSETT G I I 3 LEWIS G 0 I TOTALS ll 8 30 TOTALS I2 3 ScoREs av QUARTERS WINCHESTER-'B e zo 30 KAMPSVILLE-I2 I8 KNIIPSVILLE ACE CXJT WITH INJURY KAIIPGVILLE, ILL., Dec. 2I.-RAYMOND SGUMANN, FLASHY LITTLE FORWARD CN TI-Is KAMPSVILLE BASKETBN..L TEAM, se- vsReI.v INIIURED I-IIS RIGHT FOOT IMIILE PLAYING IN Tl'E MII.- TGI INVITATIONAL TGURNAIIENT. IT wAs DURIIIB THE EAFLY PART OF THIRD QUARTER IN TI-E WINCHESTER GAME THAT THE ACCIDENT OCCURRED, AND KAIIPSVILLE LOST 'I1-Is GME AS A RESILT, 27 TO 303 ' THIS DEFEAT, comme IN A TOURNAMENT, Does NOT Arrec-r ma STRING OF 29 CONSECUTIVE REGULAR SEASON VIC- TORIES I-'OR THE KINGFISIERS.. THE LOSS OF SGHUMAIN wlu. as SEVERELY FELT FOR MANY GAMES TO come. Ha HAS AVERAGI-:D I7 POINTS PER cms. IT I-IAs AS YET NoT BEEN ASCERTAINED N-ETFER ANY BONES IN HIS FOOT weRs H10KENg A P22 E3 J. 2 ff: 5 F? x: fbawnff. 'mann ' ' ' wav' N Tmvf' -JO img LQ i ix Sl J 2? fi 52 Si 2 ii li Q: 'a Y Q gh E5 Q1 ,X 1 F3 ,-Q R2 2 1 A? . 1 1 N is 1 Q 'z Ji If 1 '-'I li S E -fa E V1 F ........W...THsfI3'e1r 'L-.sl.s.z-..... wif 14 1 E ' E Q ,', ' x 'nad ., Av ,, , , s l wry Gantt Sd-yarns-nn G,3,a l fn-wa.:-J M , . - Louis A , Fav-wav-A Hsmsiv-cues Klcfn n ,- fovwsrd Bus Ku, clshx tv, xx and 5 m' 0 x' N lm 'WH' , alll! if c.'lx.. flhxcv 1 F ! CUPQQ S 44: M Z? Gvavl ' ,, I ann 1. ., Ctuin- Nkvlsr Forum-rl 5m1 ushers - ,N . X LR e -A' 1 T Q K was Bahsy Ulu sqm . 1 'fl-Ill N Forvu-J - - 60,4 A' Fu-wavi A U , 'G 474 3- Sokvmum s . A 6 Cv J ' ' Wg! son uma M. Neubauer- Mohl.1c.v-- Coach H WNQL Mgf,,y,,xx :rm-Y If-3.J.w .Im-'-h. Raw-is Mu-5. Jwkswsyn- - H01-a'g 72 'num Mah WA. Wears H 'ff' - , , , V - -I 1 , 'V 17 ATI-LETICS BASKETBALL RECORD SEASON I942-3 WINS I3 Losses 7 Two-YEAR PERIOD 35 7 ENTERING TI-E l942-3 YEAR WITHOUT THE SEQVICES or CAPT. RUSSELL HANCOCK, wHo JDINED THE NAVYQ BUT WITH AN LNDEFEATED BASKETBALL RECORD or 22 WINS, THE KING- EISHERG or THIS YEAR DEGAN IN GRAND STYLE, ADDING EIGHT MORE CONSEOUTIVE WINS To DRING THEIR IMIEFEATEDI RECORD, IN A'TWO-YEAR PERIDD, T0 30 GAMES. HDIIEYER, THEN 'IHINGS DEGAN TO HQPPENQ RAYMOND SCI-UMAN, STAR FORENARDQ wAs INJUREDQ PIAYERS BECAME SICK, AND CURTIS Boon-I, SIX FOOT 'Iwo AND ONEQ-I-UNLF INCH CENTER, DISCONTINUED scHooL TO GO T0 woRIc. FRoM TI-E TIME or TI-E MILTON TDURNAMENT IN DECEMBER UNTIL THE END or THE PLAYING SEASON, THE KINGFISHERG NEVER AGAIN PLAYED AS AN'ENTlRE TEAM. HDMEIIER, AL- THOUGH 11-IIs MAG THE CASE, THEY coMPI.ETED THE SEASON WITH I3 wINs AGAIN 7 LOSSES, wI-IICI-I BROUGHT TI-EIR 'WD-Q YEAR REGULAR SEASON REcom T0 35 WINS AND 7 LOSSES. 'IKINGEIGI-IERs SCI-EDLLE K. 0. H. S. OPPONEZNTS 29 NJJWI I6 as ST. Joms I2 55 BRUSSELLS LZ za ELDRED 27 31 PLEASANT HILL 22 62 BRUSSELLS 21 26 NEw CANTON 20 28 PLEASANT HILL 43 Bl Sr. JoHNs I9 Sl PLLMNI . 28 36 HQRDIN 24 33 ELDRED 28 31 PEAR. 41 33 MILTDN 42 26 NEw CANTON 23 t0.T.l 5l NEB0 35 3? PMRDIN 40 KOQTQ, 46 MILTUII 50 37 PEAR- dl f0oTa, I I I '2 '55 . GAIN NIW 'AWA 3. TIIIIIIIIEXICIIIIII IKWWM - M 5. AL- , 1 4 -1 5 Y: if Z E. if 3: X i S -+'f'am,-fvwsaf' wax-as ,:vvL.1w.::L'f12'g. r f, sv me f f fx- ' - A va ' , 1 A11-LETICS fCONT'DI THEY ALSO'DEF'EATED A TOWNTENJ CUIAPOSED or ' KERMIT Su-LING, STANLEY Gm, EDWARD DIRQSMEYER, ' EDGAR UIRKSMEYER, ROBERT MooRE, RIG-IARD ARMGTRDNG, AND I-MRDLD SDI-IUMANN, av A SCORE or 43 TO 22, SUMMARY I3 WINS AND 7 LOSSES MILIQ TGJRNAMENT KPMPSVILLE 21 WING-IESTER 30 STATE REGIONAL TC1JRN ' KAMPSVILLE I9 ROODHOUSE 49 BECAUSE or THEIR EARLY RECORD KAMRSVILLE wAs NOT PLACED IN THE STATE DISTRICT AS FDRMEFLY, BUT wENr DIRECT TO THE STATE REGIONAL AT JERGEYVILLEG KAMPSVILLE IN PIKE COUNTY DDNEERENCE KAMPSVILLE TOPPED PEARL, BARRY, GRIGGSVILLE, HAmIN AND BAYLIG IN me PIKE COUNTY CDNFERENDE. MILTON HIGI-I SCHOOL TOOK FIRST oven Pl'l'fSFIB.Dq TI-E DTI-ERS IN ORDER WERE! CI-WMBERSBURG, PLEASANT HILL, NEBG, KINDERHOOK, NEW OANTDN, AND HJIJ.. KAMPSVILLE QQ -ILQ QN-N IN COMPARISON T0 GNJES PLAYED Wl'I'H DTI-IER FOUR' YEAR SCHOOLS DDUNJING KAMRGVILLE, WE FIND TI-E FOLLONH ING NUMBER or WINS LISTED SINCE KAMPGVILLE GEGAME A FouR-YEAR HIGH KAMRGVILLE 3 HARDIN I 2 PLEASANT HILL 2 2 PEARL 2 I Nano I KAMPSVILLE LISTED AS CALHOUN cI-IAIIPIDAG FOR QEQQQYEAR SINQgrLKAMPSVlLLE DDM HIGH ORGPNQED STANDING KAMPSVILLE 3 I-IARDIN I 2 BRussa.Ls o 5 5 :A .ATHLETICS fCONT'DI THE MAIN STAYS THE MAIN STAYS or THE KINGFISHER LINE up AND 'moss wao RECEIVED MAJOR LETTERS VERE! RAYvom SCHUMANN, WILLIAM ARMSTRQNQ, EUGENE Lexvls, QJRTIS BooTI-I, WILLIS RITTER, BASIL BEQQER, AFD PAI1. GANSZ4 BEES ALTHOUGH THE BEES woN sEvEN Aw LOST is I 7: or THE GAMES PLAYED, IT Is TO BE'NOTED THAT MOST or TI-IE LOSSES WERE BY smALL MARGINS, AND Two wERE ovER- TIME GAMESQ THE BEES SHOULD PROVE TO BE WORTHY KINGFISHERS ADDITIONS NEXT YEARS: THOSE M-Io PLAYED ON THE BEES WERE! RAY PRALL, I-VIRRY CURTIS, BRUCE WILDHXGEN, BEVERLY BAILEY, KENNE11-I KINDER, ROY SUI-LING, AND DENEEN SCHUMANe THESE ALL RECEIVED MINOR LETTERS. THEIR SCI-EDLLE Is AS FOLLOWS! BEES ' OPPONENTS 2I ST. JQI-ms 9 I3 BRUSSELLS 21 22 RESERVES I7 25 BRUSSELLS 8 I9 PLEASANT HILL I I7 30 FRESI-MAN I8 I6 PLEASANT HILL 34 22 STQ JoI-Ns 20 23 MILTON 27 30 HARDIN 32 32 NEBO 26 23 MILTON 33 28 PEARL I8 SIMJIARY: 7 wINs AND lLOSSESn TRACK II942 saIEou.El PLEASANT HILL wig' PLEASANT HILL........IrIRsT KAMPSVlLLE ----'SECOND NEE THIRD KAMPSVILLE MEET KANPSVILLE--------F I RST MILTON-v--------'SECOND HARoI THIRD E s 2 CPRROLLTON MEET CARRGLTON . I RST P KNRPSVILLE-1---v----SECGQD WHITE WSU.---------THIRD GREEN: IELD----- '--FOUR1'H ELDRED IFTH STATE MEET AT GRANITE CIW I RIC!-HRD Anmsmom mmm rouam IN Low I-UROLESQ Russeu. Hmoocx TIED Fon FOURTH IN Pol.:-: VAu.'r. R S va K X 5 6. 'li p J A, ,Q fi H2 Q L f - - he 'hgwfc : l 6 YV 1 9' , , - .-il-- 'xi .pli ,F L-f , I L..,,. -i X klvgw 'L' K 1 - .sq . . m0iT'7 Weil- SH-hi' Oy, lo Of lffrld MH B97 7'eb Z Zwn H Remember Wfmnu i. ics lah 7 3-fpn f 5 4 Queen +f9'IenJa.n+S g7f14i'5 Hum. I 2,9 -gneaslgh. 0 , .z g ' z, . , D v ' l 1 Q -A -. 1 ,A sz. -X 1 Ag 5 .. f' 'I g y , All-. ' 4: ' lx . ' N .V . . , V rt O ' fi-cskmen ?iyI5 P? l M v gf . ' A In 'gf' boys ff! e iff A wmv hr ew- . , if ,. 91. ' '4- ' ,gy H 1, Ib. ,ww-Q., wi A Eiff-'V V ., 4,69 A- l frm is K, 1 ,,v- firnjf QW' ffwigf mfg ,-:kr wha X X. A pw , 3, .. -, L ' . '2 in 2 .Q 1A -ew J xi: Qvnt? 'a- qc, 'iii . Msf'T??'5?9F-figs ,f 15: 'HG V-aa ski . U , iifimit ' f qi? -4, 6 sv. Q Xb , L 11,7 af .,2'5S:' L. fy, my U 'HJMOR MR. NEUEAUER ASKED Bos DIFKSMEYER WHAT PART' HE PLAYED' ON TI-E FOOTBALL TEAM, AND Bos REPLIED, WURAIMBACK, I THINK. HNPPIHIHIPDIPIHIHKJIS WE WOULD LIKE TO mow THE FOLLOWING! How LOW WILL JUNE RUYLEII' 'Is TPERE A GRAY Fox THAT RIDES ON TI-IE Bus? WHo SAID THAT IFE HAVE A NEueAuER INEw aARI? 'ARE some or TI-E HIGH SCI-ICICI.. GIRLS SEVIER WITH THE BOYS? HW some GIFLS OF TI-IE BIOLOGY CLASS CAME T0'SCHOOL ON MONDAY MOWING AND SAID 'ro MRSAAHASTRONG, 'WE TOOK A TRPMP 'NQOUGH 'n-IE wooos AND FIELDS SATURDAY 'ro CATG4 SOME BUTTERFLIES AND INsEcTs. MRS. ARMSTRONG LooKED UP AND SMILED--'DID THE TRAIIF CATCH some INsEcTS mo? IKIIIHFIIHIGIISIQIEXIIIIIHIHIH A CERTAIN BOY SAID, I'D CLINE A MOLNTAIN A MILE HIGH TO EXPLORE A CERTAIN CRATERJ' 1K2IUIvhklIOIHI0Hf2k2IGIk MONTE Rose seems TO BE TI-IE FLOWER OF THE FRESI-MAN CLASS. ax-Iowruxzzarsmrx DOCTOR! 'GREAT I-IEAVENSX WHO STUFFED TI-IAT TUNEL IN 11-IE PATIENTS Mmm? YvoNNE: I DID, Doc. You SAID THE MAIN 11-IINS wAs T0 KEEP HER QUlETo , ililflivkibklkibkddlvbk MR. NEUBAUER! VEUNARD, IS 11'-IE woRI.D FLAT OR RCXJND? ' EDNARD: FATHER SAYS IT'S cRooKED, Wk4HIGk1IrIIPI9IvkIM0k WILLIS: IIGDSH, I WISH I KNEW WHAT T0 DO FOR MY FEET'-'THEY BUR4 LIKE EVERYTHING, EDNARD! WHY NDT TRY A MUSTARD PLASTER? MJSTARD Is MIGHTY GOOD ON HOT DOGSQN HOUKIIPKHIOHCIQIFIHPK RAYMDND ScHwIAm: I 'IHoua1-n' YOU SAID You VER some T0 KNOCK THAT EXAM cow. ROY SUI-LING: NEI.L, DIDN'T I? I cAME OUTWITH A ZERO. I 5 I? 'ez 2 53 9: 2? E 41' MI'ss N,EXANJERf WILLIS, CAN vou ms! wIu.Is: Yes, I use 'II-E COLLMBUS SYSTEM. MISS ALEXANDER! W'1AT'S 11-IA'r? ' WILLIS! I DISCOVER A KEY AND THEN LAND CN II. . IIUFIIUKIFIUIUIUIBF CAN You IMAAINEI VIRGINIA SJLING HAVING Too MANY JOflN1S7 BASIL GOING 'ro YEAR SI-Ioes TO TPE OOMMENOEMENT? .I ak. I-IE: WELL, AREN'T You GOING T0 KISS ME? SHE! ----- HE: WELL? I-E: SAY, ARE You DEAF? SHE: No, ARE YOU PARALYZED? PIQKXIUIHPIKIIGIOICI4 DONALD FoII.Es: LET'S SKIF SCHOOL TODAY? I-IARRV CURTIS: CAN Tn I NEED 'IHE SLEEPg HIQFHIQIIUNIIIGFIOHMI Mlss HERSHEYI 'SIT up AND TELL us A STORYON PAUL: I CAN'T---I Jus'r TOLD Mv OLD MAN ONE. Xdvhkidvkivhbk MRS. ARMSTRONG! WHO INVENTED 'IHEFIRET RADIO? ADRIAN SUI-LING! PAu. REVERE1 I-E BROADCAST FROM ONE PLUG. aormxfhbvoowsok TO WI-IOM IT MAY CONCERN HE wAs sarrso IN 'n-IE FARLOR, AND I-E SAID UNTO'TFE LIGHT, EITHER You OR I, OLD FELLOW WILL BE GOING our 'rONIOHr! Ik WI-IAT IS A'TEN LE'l'l'ER WORD MEANING A I-IOLDUP? I'L.L.,BlTE, wwf IS IT? WSUSPENDERSU' WILLIAM ARASTRONG! 'ISO YOU'RE DETERMIIIED 'ro MARRY A FLYER? ROSBAARY SOI-IwAm:' 'II AM. No MAN CN EARTH Is soon ENOUGH FOR ME, ROY SUI-LING! 'THIS TYFEINRHER ISN'T ANY GOOD. MISS ALEX!-INTER! 'WHAT'S WRONG wrm I1f ' ROY: 'II IMNT 10 WRITE 11-E wore econ, sm' THIS MACHINE ONLY I-IAS ONE O . RIEDLES - WI-'AT DOES TI-E RIGHT EAR SAY 'ro 'mE LEFT EAR? V CI D1DN'T KNON WE eo-m LIVED ON THE sAME H.OCKo, WHAT DID ONE TOE SAY TO '11-E O11-ER? Il 11-um 11-ERE's A ooupus or I-EEI.s FOLLOWING us.I nk lv 'T' ,f ,Q M i ,vi 32 5 E, M ,'lbe- 8.5.1-n.Snd.e.r' . af l5'f X 13 - wwf f 15, fr., , gf , P 7 'f 2 ? , Wal' A ' ,dl A Q 3 ., Q S 5 2' 1 , f, ? Who ? Q -AJ 5- V s, f T . If .V X , I 2 - fi fx n 2 Q nw' f A ' f x, ? JT 9 Q ' J' -6 .1 7 Q' ,' I 4 LK ,tg 5 5' .wa ' f .n Q 2' -if A ? 2 lf Ya 1' ? ? . Q1-V '1- AUTQGHAPI-1s 2 5 'i JERSEY STATE BANK Jeasevvaui, ILL. UNITED STATES GOVERNAENT DEPOSITARY MENBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSJRANCE CORPORATION WALKER'S Sf AND IO? STORES JERSEYVILLE, ILL. STANDARD OIL Pnooucfs Mo'roRoLA Ramos WELLS-NORRIS, INC . GOODYEAR TIRES JeRssvvn.u.e, lu.. PHDPE -39 Exuoe BATTERIES Accessomss . . ....'a .......,..-. ' ' BANK OF KAMPSVIL KAMPSVILLE, ILLINOIS LE MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION HARTMAN' GENERAL ST GROCERIES FND MEATS TO-E Best Fon Tre LEAST' KAmsvnu.e, lu.. S ORE A H . N. WALDHE Comvumewrs or-' M R . 8: M R S AND WILLIAM KHVPSVILLE, 'U-o CAMPBELL'S SHELL SERVICE GAS-Ol L.-GREAS ING GATES-STAAB Ano wu.LARo Bm-reruns Gates Tunes Am Tuazs GENERAL REPAI RI NG KAMPSVILLE, lu.. SER S . C . H O L L O W A Y Aumomzeo SALES FORD SERVICE WELoaNG-PMNTING-FENDER 2: Boov REPAIRING Pl-DNE 44 HARDQN, lu.. --...,. .....................--. MARVIN RIC N N I N G E R ' S S T O R E GRocERlEs MONARCH BRAND GOODS Am CANDY HEADQUARTERS Reiss Bulmme KAMPSVILLE, TLL. Proms 592 DIXIE BETTER FEEDS BETTER FEEDS Tr-E BEST QUAUTY IN ALL Kmos OF FEEDS Kzwnsv ILLE , ILL, APPLE BLOSSOM THEATRE SIG HOLLOWAY-MGR- TPE SPDW PLACE OF CAL!-DUN COUNTY WWDlN,lLLn HTER BANK OF CALHOUN COUNTY PI-IOM: I7 HARDIN, ILLINOIS MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION SERVICE AND COURTESY Youn BANKING BUSINESS APPRECIATED Cqqpg-IMEN1-SOF LAReEsTPuaI.IcA'rIoN ANvPuaI.IcA'rIoNINCIu.I-IouNCouNTY EC-ELHOFF FLORAL CO. l SPECIALOSTS IN COMIERCIAL PRINTING ' Au. THE NEVB OF THE COUNTY PI-'ONE 160 HARDIN, ILL. JERSEYVILLE, lLLo CARLTON THEATRE CARROLLTON,lLL. ----- -- :.-............................ LOVEKAMP IMPLEMENT CO. FARM MAcI-Imes Am INPLENENTS CWOEETON , , .... '?'PEFT.3EP f'R.SF'?Y'95 . I . . .'F':'N0'S C. A. POWEL New AND USED FURNITURE-8-STOVES 205 S. STATE ST. JERSEYVILLE, lu.. .... ....... --. ,.,,...':,.., BE THE F. M.'WARE TIE CORNER DRUG STORE . FOUNTAIN Senvlce AND Lunch-Es Jenssvvms, lu.. LL'S STUD I Do NOT STEAL BUT TME EVERYTHUNG Boosven ron THE vEAReooK Pa-some N9-R O . . .4E'?5EYY'!-'rE.v.'P-5-. . . Comwumswrs OF M ORPHEU TH Jensevvuuz, ILL. . B E R T M A N ' S DEPARTMENT STORE THE BEST STORE Fon Tre Most PEOPLE' Jsnssvv n.m.s, ILL. T. W. KIRBY 8: SON I O , DRUGG I STS Tr-E Rexm. Stone Proms 32 , . . .JE5SEYY r'1E, .IL-if-. . . comPu.wEN'rs or-' AL. J. SCHLEP E A T R E SHOE STORE I JeRsEvvu.1.E, ILL. ENNA JETTICK SFDES FOR VWMEN FREEAAN SIDES FOR MEN BRING YOUR FOOT TROUBLES 'TO AL ER J CQMPLWA-:NTSOF CARY 'S FOOD STORE Acnoss Faom comm House JERSEVVILLE, ILL. ERSEYVILLE OWLING ALLEY CONPLNENTS OF SUPERIOR SCH SUPPLY CO. SCHOOL AND OFFICE EQJIPMENT E SLPPLIES JERSEYVILLE, tu.. OOL COME To JERSEYVILLE AND SI-DP AT SESSEL'S Tr-E Mme' BEST STORE REESE DRUG STORE DRUGS wm-1 A REPUTATION JERSEYVILLE, ILL. DONHAM'S GOOD LOOKING 04.011-aes FOR IDOD LOCKIIXB GIRLS VJERSEYVILLE, lu.. GREENE COUNTY KAM NATIONAL BANK CARROLLTON, ILL. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPosl'r INSLRAME CORPORATION KAMP'S GENERAL STORE' PSVILLE NAT WIDE STORE HCME OF NATION-WIDE TOPMOST AND AMERICAN LADY LIKE FRESHVFOODS MANHATTAN COFFEE SCNIETHING DIFFERENT NOT JUST AS GOOD ....KP'4P?'Y'!-E-Sul'-5-e... K A M P B R o s . ION Asn Us PHILLIPS 66 Pnooucrs Lm.BmcAnoN oun SPECIALTY WE HAVE IT LEE Tunes Exloe BATTERIES KMPSVILLE, ILL. KAMPNSVILLE, ILL. BEHRENSQANSELL GETZ HARDWARE STORE Summes MAGAZHES-FOUNTAIN SERVICE Pf,uN'rs-O1Ls-HoRowARE CANDIES KALPSVILLE, ILL. AuEmcAN Feucme KAmpsvn.LE, ILLQ .-....,....-.-,,- 2 RIV C. C. WORTHY ATTORNEY-AT-LAW .... . 5':fD? f'.'.'-5-1... S. M. SCHLEEPER 1 GENERAL Mencwwmse Hmmm, lu.. b--nn.-...-- RDIN PHARMACY DRUGS AND DRUG SUNDRIES FOUNTAIN SERWCE . . .w5Q'f x.l':-!1'..... FARM IMPLBAENTS Tnucns-Rspmns Prom 95 HARDIN, ll-Lo H. 8: A. GARA Guamwrsao Amo sz-:Rvws more 52 . . .'iVWFQ'Na. fl1v. . ERSIDE GAR compumemsor WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE HARDIN, lu... ENJOY CD00 F000 AND REFRESHVIENTS IN THE FRIENDLY SURROUNDINB OF BEATY'S CAFE SJNDAY Cs-ncxen Darwen oun sPecuAa.w HARDIN, lu.. ROTH ' S STORE GEDERALMERCHANDISE HARDIN, .LLQ A G E DR. J. H. PEISKER HARDIN, ILL: GE APPLE BLOSSOM CAFE CAFE-TAVERN-COFFECT I OPERY OUR MOTYO PLEASING YOU KEPS US lN BUSHESS ..fW'9',Nt PLL' ..,. f-.4 .v'1, ,xJLQL...i..nK.,.nn- E. J. LUKEMAN SALES-Fono-Senvuce Pu-owe 9'5RF9'-4-TQN.. ....... .... 5 ....... .... ' Q- .- . . . CARROLLTON 'S LARGEST STORE SEARS, ROEBUCK 8: CARROLLTON,lLL. SIMPSON'S FUNERAL HOME CARRQLLTON, ILL. R E 1 M E s T U D 1 o CARROLLTON, ILL. T0-E STUDIO CLOSEST T0 YOU WITH NO EXPENSE GETTING THERE COMPLIMENTS OF - L HOMERL.SHEETS ' P H A R MA C Y CARROLLTON, ILL. ........... ,. -..Ad' - ' ' YOLR BEET FRANKLIN STORE Sgt TO Sl .00 AND UP CDRROLLTON, ILL. LL...........- BOWMAN S: PRANGE Evanvn-unc 'ro wana Fon me Bov mo HIS DAO CARROLLTON, ILL. FELD'S SUPER MA CARINLLTON, ILL. CARROLLTOIB LEADIINB FOOD STORE MEI-IL Sc SON WALLPAPER-PAI ms PI-ONE 379-S0 CARROLLTON, ILL. aCROSSE LUMBER BJI LD ING MATER I ALS -PAINTS-GLASS BUILDERS Hmowme PHQNE 76 CmRoLLToN, lu.. R RKET CO 5' 4, 9 ' ' ' W ,y ds -1 1- ,A 1' U I ,tk in I i If . fi ., 1, .ffgf--W - 4 . - ,-, 1 ,Q -If L F og: .fx 1 V .Qff Vx: ...J ,A I O .ph if 4. nm 1 'Q 'iff 5' mm CQAPUMENTS OF y :Y ,. 'ua COLNTY DFFICEB' HNRDIN, ILL. .-.......f DELLA SUTTER Tnusuaen -o-o- fJos. c. scnneoan shams -o-o- J. CLARK ANDERSON STATES ATYRPEY -0-0- W. F. FIEDLER co. suwr. of HIGHMVS . 'M' g .. 4, Htwxm C. CANDIDATE Fon Cuenk ELEc'noN Nov. 3, 1942 -0-0- 35, ,GEO. W. SIBLEY W'- L, 'TW CIRCUIT CLERK ,-V I -0..0.. CIO. W. CARPENTER CO. SP'T. OF SCPDOLS . -0-0-1 W. F. SUHLING cq. June! -o-o- .... 5 ax C - ... ....- 5,51 ., ., , . .... ..... . .. ..... W I , . ' , Q ' , ' . 'rid-f '1 4 if if Q., f ' ' F . - 7 4 YE Q '-' -Qi ,',',y,: V 5, H, , pri v' . fe 4 .Hx -' W CP' 1 'f ,ww ma. ' s w AA f f b , - A T19-i!:'. , 51- ' iN U H Q L W ,. :A E? si ge ij EH 1? A 25 Ei EE ER L53 E gl :E lei ls V if pi lf if 1 l f! V -----V - J 4 W., - ! A , T , 17 :YU ? , W, ,, , IV J-Nm .I-,WQ K I . ' , . 4 . f ' . -,. . W s x - -- -, ,,,.x .4,, ,..d-- , n X ,f . X P - 1 J s Y 1 9 Q J u 4 . u v 1 . nf 53 ig s el 'LJ -iff! .3 , .-Y ' - fr- Sr31S3,Ll1uL5Nf-Ga - ' - f A ig . Y -4... ff . . L. - - .5