Kampsville High School - Reminder Yearbook (Kampsville, IL)

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RUNNING SCHOCL CN.EIxDDR I942-43 1 ' TI-IE wlJNl6R CLASS PRESENTED TT-IEIR PLAY 'SOUND YGJR HORN TQ A LARGE APPRECIATIVE AUDIENCE IN Tl-E GYM LAST WEDNESDAY.. IN EVERY WAY IT WAS A GRAND SUCCESS, ALTHOUGH 11-E NEVENING ms A MOST SEVERE FOGGY ONE. THE CAST AND TT-IEIR DIRECTOR, VRS, ARMSTRDNG, SHCXJLD BE DDNPLINENTED ON '11-E FINE PERPDRNANDE. THOSE wHo'PREsENTED THE DE-' LIIGHTPUI. 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. THE NEW TEACHERS, AS WELL AS THE FIESHIIEN, I-VID T0 PERFORM STUNTS FOR THE ENTERTAINJENI' or T1-E UPPER CLASSMEN. I FK

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RLNN I NG SCHOC1. CALEIIDAR N 1942-43 WEQ5, OF NOQIIBEB 30: THE PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERSWHO LEFT TOMN DURING THE TI-IANKSGIVING vAcATION'wEREz PROP. NEUBAUER AND HIS WIFE TO QUINOY AND LIBERTY, MISS KLEIN To ST. LOJIS AND SIKES' TON, MO., MRS. ARMSTRONG TO PEORIA, MISS HERSHEY T0 MM. 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?