Kampsville High School - Reminder Yearbook (Kampsville, IL)

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RUNNiNG SCHOOL CDLEYDAR 1942-43 WEEE Q Fggggggv 1, QQN'I SmoEN'r HONOR Rom. r-'on me F1Rs'r SEMESTER IS AS FOLLOWS! WANDA Mrrca-Eu. VAFUORIE PNN MVN WN. A MSTRONG Fnmces WOLWANN Sem Benz Lols CRATER UQJNETH Kmoen vmcem' LEHR June RUYLE YvoNNe BAILEY Be'n'v WM-MSMAN EUGENE Lewis ARLEIGH Sc:-NAM WILMA I AMER FELEN CRATER ELZADA Buwcr-I Josesvnme KREMER ROSEMARY SCI-UMANN VERA Lee SEVIER LoRA MAE KREMER MARVELLE SEVIER DELORES BLAND MARTHA CRADER LETHA GRES!-NJ CARL GUTTER GERALDINE KINDER PKNMI? ROLL HONGRABLE MENTION 4.57 4Q87 4Q75 4v75 4v75 4.75 4-75 4562 4.50 4.50 4037 4.25 4.a5 4.25 4.00 4300 4,00 4.00 3387 3437 3o97 3:57 3475 3g75 3-5? 3-50 I C C K K I I C 1 K C C C K C I lf 1 L I if I L ti K snr QSM 'dal SR fi FR Ib JR JR JR SR? Sofb Sofl SR'i SR FR JR FR FR 'P JR JR D SR! JR, l IP I 3 7 Ii 5 5 Sal Sn? SRD Pnl Sol IFR! Aw ALL-FSCHQOL. ASSEMBLY wxs elvem LAST FRIDAY unoen 'H-E DIRECTION OF MISS ALEXNIJER. THE PROGRAM WAS EN- Joveo ev Au.. Toe STUDENTS wHo weae lNcLuoeo WERE Rosewmv SCI-UMAPN, Josepnme KREMER, BE'rrv'BENz, VERA Lee SEWER, BARBARA HAYN, FRANCES Wouwxmw, MARvE1.u.e Sevres, WILLIS RITTER, RAY Pam., ELZADA Banca, MAR' GARET Rose, Rov Su-LING, Loss Crwren, Kemem Klwen AMIABELLE CRADER AND RAYMOND SCHUMA NB 3-50

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RUNNING SCHOOL CALENDAR i942-43 YEBS.f.fE A CERTIFICATE or-' HONOR FOR Ioo PER CENT MEHGERSI-IIP IN TFE NATIONAL TEAC!-ERS AsS'N. wAS AVMRDED TO 'n-E SCHOOL. THIS IS THEIR sEcoND coNSEcUTIvE YEAR FOR THAT MOR! THE MEMBERS OF THE SENIOR Q..ASS WENT TO JERSEY- vILLE TO HAVE TI-EIR PICTURES TAKEN PDRTHE SGHDDL ANN- UAL. TI-E PICTURES HAvE RETURNED AND THE STUDENTS WILL Now HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO WAKE A CHOICE FOR THEIR ONN POSSESSIOND FRIDAY AFTERNOON THE GIRLS' GAA HELD A 'TREASUIE PUNT. TI-IE PRES., YvoNNE BAILEY, WITH THE HELP OF A COMMITTEE coMPoSED OF MARVELLE SEVIER, ROSEMARY SCH- LMAPN, BETTY CLENDENNY, AND ANNABELLE CRADER MADE TI-IE PLANS FOR THE ACTIVITY. THE GIRLS Im-:RE DIVIDED INTO 'H-REE GROJPS, EACH HAVING ITS om INDIVIDUAL LEADERS. THE TT-REE LEADERS RECEIVED SEPARATE INSTRJCTIONS FOR THE!-R INDIVIDUAL GROUP. MDIISERS or THE GROUPS wERE DIRECTED TO MANY VARIOUS PARTs'oE THE TowN'oF KAMPS- VILLE, SUCH AS THE FLAT Roms, TI-IE JUG , 'ITI-IE JUN: PlLE, ETC. EACH GROUP HAD A MISSION T0 FULFILL wHIcI-I AFTER MANY TRIAL AND ERROR METHODS WERE SJCCESSFLLLY CCMPLETED, FINALLY LEADING THEM T0 THE DRUG STORE IHEREADI. mRE'GfIvEN TREATS. THE GIFLS HAD A Gooo TIME SUT ALSO SWE TIRED AND Ac:-IING MUSCLESD PDSTURE EXAMS HAVE BEEN GIvEN BY MRS. ARMSTRONG T0 EACH GAA MEMBERS GIRLS VERE CHECKED I-'DR RDUND SHOULDER, HOLLOW CHEST, FLAT FEET, ETC. EXERCISES ARE BEING GIVEN TO CORRECT 'THESE EAULTS. EACH GIRL IS WORKING HARD T0 IMPROVE HER POSTURE. 4 A LARGE HONOR ROLL ON VHICH ALL THE FORMER STUD- ENTS VIHO ARE Now'PATRIoTIcALLY SERVING THEIR COUNTRY HAVE BEENLISTED, WAS PRESENTED TD THE SCHOOL BY MR. BDLLINGER, LUMGER DEALER AT PEARL. STUDENTS, FACLLTY, SCHOOL, AND THE COMMUNITY SINGERELY wISH TOATHANK VR. BOLLINGER FOR 1-IIS FINE GIFT. I I ' PLAYING WITI-DUT TIE SERVICES or THEIR REGULAR GUARD, BASIL BECKER, Tl-E KITGFISFERS HAD A CLOUDY A11-LETIC VEEK, LDSING T0 BOTH PEARL Am MILTON, 'IHJS THEY HAVE A SEASON scoRE or Il vIcToRIES MD 0M.Y TI-REE DEFEATS. THIS Is STILL A VERY EXCELLENT RECORD. THIS YEAR KAMPSVILLE wILL NOT PLAY IN THE STATE DISTRICT TOURNI-WENT SUT WILL GO DIRECTLY T0 TPE STATE REGIONAL T0 BE I-ELD AT JERSEYVILLE, FRESI-NAN CANDlDATES I-'DR 1HE'STUDENT COUNCIL IN- CLUDE VAFUORIE HAY1-I, BETTY W-IISMAN, ARLEIGH SGHJHANN, WILMA KRAMER, CAR. SUTTER, Am AANADELLE CRADER. BEQ CAUSE or THE SCHQASTIC ADHIEVEHENTS, MARJDRIE ANN HAYN WILL BE AuToMATIcALLY SEATEDD Two OTPERS OUT OF TT-IE REMAINING GRDUPS wILL BE ELECTED BY TIE FRESI-MAN QA-SSD 011-ERS'TO BE SEATED ARE KEANETT-I KINDER, SOPH., AND BETTY BENZ, JR. THE SENIOR GLASS WILL RETAIN TH5fR UBJBERSG

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RUNNI ING SCHOOL CALENDAR 1942-43 WEELQLEEEBLEMAE ' TI-IE MSEMBLY PROGRAM or LAST WEEK CONSISTED or Tl-E FOLLOWING NUMBERS! - SKIT I WE STENOGRAPHERS TWO 'IA LEAP YEAR I-EAP' IIEADINGI OUR YESTERDAYSW ISDNGJ SKIT II- 'IWE STENOGRAPHERS Two WFREAK LETTERS -HPANTOMINE IN THE GARDEN OF TCMORROW ISDNGI A WEDDING IPLAYI 'WEMORIESW ISONGI TI-IE PROGRAM wAs UNDER T1-IE DIRECTION -or-' THE coM- KIERCIAL DEPARTMENTa LAST WEDNESDAY TI-IE STUDENT COUNCIL HAD THEIR BAN- QUET AND INTIATl0N. - TI-IE NEW MEMBERS AREBETTY BENZ, JUNIOR: DELORES BLAID AND KENNETH KINDFR, SOPH' AND ' ' I MAFUORIEDANN HAYN, BETTY W-IISMAN, ADD AIINABELLE CRADER, FRESI-MEN. THE REVAININGWAEMBERS or THE COUNCIL ARE: SENIORS, VERA LEE SEVIER, PRESQ, JUNE RUYLE, VIDE-PRES. I WANDA MITCHELL, SECIYQ JUNIORS, WM. ARMSTRONG, FRANCES WOLTMANQ SDPHDMDRES, VINCENT LEI-IR. THJS THE TOTAL or TWEEVE IS COMPLETE. TI-E COUNCIL WILL. MEET SOME TIME 'II-IIS VEEK TO oRGANIzE ITS COMMITTEE AND ALSO TO PLAN THE SECOND SEMESTER'CALEMJARo ' CURTIS 50011-I, REGULAR CENTER ON TI-E BASKETBALL TEAM, DISCONTINUED SCHOOL TO ACCEPT A DEFENSE coo AT ALTONQ HIS UNDLE IS CERTAIN THAT WITHIN THE NEXT IIEEK OR Two THAT CURTIS wILL BEGIN REGULAR DUTY. VMILE POSITION HIS TEAM woN 30 GAMES WITHUJT A SINGLE DEFEATL THE RECORD so FAR STANDS AS THAT SICKNESS, INJURIES, AND WITHDRAWALS KEPT AT LEAST ONE OF TEAM OUT OF THE GAMES THAT ENDED IN DEFEAT PDR THE KINGFISHERS. COACH NEUBAUER Is WORKIN3 AT TOP NT FOR TI-IE CENTER-POSITION HOLDING DUNN THE CENTER SPEED T0 FIND A REPLACEME ALTHOUGH HE DOES NDT EXPECT TO HAVE TI-IE PLACE FILLED EE- FORE THE REGIONAL AT JERSEWILLE DURING 11-IE FIRST WEEK IN MARCH. THE Eovs DO NDT EXPECT T0 ADDDMRLISI-I THE IM-I POSSIBLE BUT THEY ARE DETERMINED TO GIVE THEIR OPPONENTS ALL THAT THEY HAVEo WE POPE IT WILL PROVE ENOUGH, 'GOOD LUU4 BOOTH. ' ' H.ORENCE BUDI-UANAN, MJRSE, wAs IN KAMPSVILLE ANJ SHONEUTHE STUDENTS PICTURES IN REWXRD TO NJRSES3 TI-EIR DUTIES, LIVES, AND TI-IE OPPORTUNITY or on-IERS IN BECCMING ONE. SENIORS wERE MEASURED FOR TI-EIR CAP AND GOWNSQ THEY ARE ALSO AWAITIND. TI-IE RINGS. RETURN OF THEIR PICTURES AND THEIR E WN QTIXIS I31'II A96 'SIIRII Awww 'WWI E