Kampsville High School - Reminder Yearbook (Kampsville, IL)

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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

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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