Kampsville High School - Reminder Yearbook (Kampsville, IL)

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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. '

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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.

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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.