Kampsville High School - Reminder Yearbook (Kampsville, IL)

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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?

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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.