Kampsville High School - Reminder Yearbook (Kampsville, IL)

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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.

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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