Kampsville High School - Reminder Yearbook (Kampsville, IL)

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RINIIING SCHOOL CALEIIDBR T942-43 V MR. NEueAuER RECEIVED A LETTER FROM THE STATE UNI- vERsITv or ILLINOIS HIGH SCHOOL vIsIToR, Am couN1ER- SIGPED BY THE STATE DEPARTMENT, APPROVING THE PLAN or LDJGTHENING THE SCFDOL DAY IN ORDER T0 CLOSE SCI-DOL EARLIER IN THE SPRING. BOTH MR. CLEAVERGER FROM THE UNIVERSITY PND ALSO MR. 'NTQf.ELL8, STATE SUPERINTENDUIIT or PUBLIC INSTRJCTION, AS wEI.L AS VR. CARPENTER, SUPT. or COUNTY SCHOOLS, EXPRESSED THEIR OPINIDN THAT sucn VDULD BE A WISE PLAN DUR'lNG TIIE EMERGENCY. THIS WILL PERIIT THE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS TIME T0 D0 THEIR PART IN TI-E wAR PROGRAMD REGISTRATION FOR WAR Boon ll WILL BE FELD EACH DAY FROM 4 T0 5:30 ND 6:30 TO 8 o'DLocx. IT WILL N430 BE HELD ON SATURDAY FROM 9 A. N. UNTIL II:3o, AND FROM I2:3o UNTIL 4:00 o'cLocIc. THE LOCAL TEADI-IERE NITI-I THE HE..P or THE MEMBERS or TPE IIbMAN's CLUB wILL BE IN cI-IARGE. BECAUSE or THEIR EXCELLENT SI-DIVING DURING THE FIRST PART or THE SEASON, VIHICH wAs LATER HARD HIT av IN- JURIES, SICKNESS, AND WITHDRAWAL, THE KINGFISHERB wERE RATED AS STH AMONG THE e CUQTESTANTS 'ENTERED AT THE JERSEWILLE TDDRNAMENT. BECAUSE OF THIS THEY DREW ROOOHCIJSE w-IIcI-I ms RATED FIRST. THE GAME wITH MILTON AND PEAFL SPUJED THAT ALMOST euT NOT QUITE TIE vAcAN- CIES I-AVE BEEN PLUGGED suPFIcIENTLv TO cHALLENaE. Roco- HOUSE ON EQUAL GROINDSD MILTDN, VHO oNLv LOST ONE GAME, BAFELY ExcAPED BY A THREE POINT MARGINQ Am PEAR.. mo DANE DOVN IN F-'LLL FORCE vas CUTPLAYEO Tl-ROUG-IOUI' THE GAME AND DID NOT CATCH THE KING!-'ISI-ERS UNTIL 45 SECONDS BEFORE T1-E END CF THE GAME WHICH TIED 11-IE EDDRE. KANREVILLE PLAYED THE ovERTu.IE MINUS THE SERVICES or BOTH REDULAR GUARDS, AND WILLIS RITTER, NEWLY FCXJND CENTER, THE KAImsvII.LE RESERVES woN THEIR NAME 25-l'8u KANPsvILLE CLOSED THEIR REGULAR SEASON WITH I3 wINs AND 7 Losses wHIcH Is sTILI. GOOD, A COMPARISON WITH 4 vEAR SCHOOLS mo -ro.IcI-I ouR BGJNDRY REvEALs THAT WE ARE BETTERTHANI-KJLDIMS OUROVNSINEVIEBECAMEAFOURYEAR SCHOOL TVKJ vEARs AGO. TIE FOLLOWING CCNPAPISONS SHGN THE NIJAEER or GAMES woN ev EACH scHooL IN COMPETITIGJ WITH T1-IE KINI:-FISHERE WRING THAT TIMED KAMPSV ELLE OPPONENTS 3 HARDIN I 2 PLEASE H ILL. 2 2 PEAR. 2 I NEBO I IN CUIPARISGI BETVEEN TFE SCHOCLS OF 11-IE COLNTY DURING TIE SAME PERIOD VE NOTE 'R-E FCLLOWING3 KAMPSVILLE 3 ' WXRDIN I KAIIPsvIu.E 2 BRussEI.s o

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RUNNING SCHOOL CALENDAR 1942-43 WEQIS Q FEE, Ig: W-IEN HARDIN SQUEEzED OUT A THREE PQUNT VICTORY DURING THE LAST MIIWTE IN THE KAMPSVILLE-HARDIN GAME LAST FRIDAY, THEY ERDRE INTO THE WINNIND OOLLMN AGAINST THE KINSEISHERS FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE KAMPSVILLE BE- CAME A EDUR-YEAR HIGH SCHOOL, BY So DOlM54'l'I-EY CUT TI-IE KINGFISHERS' LEAD TO A THREE TO ONE MARGINQ KAMPSVILLE HAS WON THREE DUT or THE FOUR GAMES PLAYED DURING THE LAST Two YEARSQ THE DAME OF LAST FRIDAY INDICATES THAT MUDH MUST BE DONE TO FILL THE VACANCIES IN TPE KINDPISHERS LINE- UP BEFORE KDMPSVILLE MEETS ROODHOUSE IN THE STATE REE GIDNAL AT JERSEYVILLE, ROODHOUSE IS CONSIDERED ONE OF THE S1-RDNSEST TEAMS IN THIS SECTION. TI-E EIG-ITEEN HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS M-Io ARE KNITTING RED CROSS SWEATERS ARE GETTING ALONG VERY NICELYQ IE You wANT TO mow HOW IT EEELS TO WALK TO NEED IN THE MUD AND RAIN DURING PITCH-DARK NIGHT ASK THE KING:-ISHERS. THEY CAN TELL YOU SINCE THEY DID JUST 'IHATQ TWO-THIRTY IS A PRETTY LATE HOUR TO DDME HOME FROM A BALL GAME. THEY WERE SPITTING OUT MUD OR Prox- INS IT OUT or THEIR EARS THE NEXT MORNING. I-r VIDULD HAPPEN JUST PFTER SHOE RATIONING WENT INTO EFFECT, TOO. THE SENIORS ARE WORKIMS HARD ON THEIR PLAY 'HUCKLE BERRY FINN, DETECTIVE. THOSE IM-Io HAVE EEN SOME or THE SKITS AND STUDENT CHARACTERS IN ACTION SAY THAT IT PRD- MISES TO BE DNE OF THE BEST EVER. , THE STUDENT COUNCIL APPDINTED THE FOLLOWING ON THEIR IMPORTANT COMMITTEES: RULES CDMMITTEE, FRANCES WDLTMAN, BETFY BENZ'AND VINCENT LEHRQ SCHOOL CALENDAR CDM, WANDA MITCHELL, VERA LEE SEVIER, AAD KENNETH KIN- DER. CONSTITUTION AMENDMENT coM., JUNE RUYLE, FRANCES WOLTMAN AND WM. AFWSTRONGS THE TYPING STUDENTS ARE DOING SOME VERY RAPID TYPIND AND RARE ADDDMPLISHIHD- TPlWE'AW8I5ET oUT AS SDALS OF ATTAINMENT. JUNE RUYLE Am PAUL GANSz RECEIVED THEIR PINSQ WANDA MITCI-ELL WON A GUARD T0 HER PIN. WANDA IS NOT oNLY A vERY RAPID TYPIST BUT ALSO A VERY EFFICIENT ONE, ON FRIDAY OF THIS WEEK THE KAMPSVILLE KINDEISHERS WILL PLAY wHo DESIRE T0 SEE THE KINSEISHERS IN THEIR LAST BIT or ACTION ARE INVITED TO CNE TO THE HIG-I SCPDOL GYMNASIUM. THOSE BOYS va-ID WILL PLAY THEIR LAST ' GAME FOR THEIR DEAR OLD BLUE AND IM-IITT-: 'ARE PAUL GANSZ5 BASIL BECKER, RoY SU-LING, WILLIS RJTTER, AND RAY PRAUL. IT ACTUALLY -HQPPENED2 PROF. NEUBAUER7S BROTHER wAs TRYING TO TEACH HIS LITILE DAUGHTER I-ER EVENING PRAYERD TI-IE LI'm.E GIRL wAS REPEATIND AFTER HIM VERY NICELY THE woRDS, 'Now I LAY ME DOVN TO SLEEP BUT INSTEAD or RE- PEATINB 'I PRAY THE LoRD, SHE QUICKLY ANSWERED, AND PASS T1-IE AwUNITIoN.?'

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RUWINGSCHJOL CALEIADAR l9424-43 V F ' ' ' : THE Plcmres FOR THE AMRUAL HAVE EEEN SENT T0 me puea.lsHERs. WE ARE SORRY 'ro HEAR 'n-wr RICHARD ARMSTRONG va-lo ls wlm 11-E UNITED STATES NAVY as REPORTED m THE HOSPITAL wrn-4 APPENDICCTIS4 HE MAY COME Home on A FURLOUGH so6N. Russeug HANCOCK ssuns Has GREETIPBS T0 THE swoon. Ano Emenos. LAURETTA SCHJMAN ms THE HONOR or COMPLEYING HER Senor-Jn RED Cnoss SMEATER. SHE is A MEMBER IN THE SEW- UI3 CLASSQ I l'r ACTUALLY HAPPENED, 'TEAcRER, ls so ANDESO m THE Amv on NAVY? S'ruoEN'rs, I ooN r mow. TEACHER, lsN r HE RELATED TO YOU? STUDENT I now? KNOW, TEAOHER, I THOUGHT 'n-wr HE WAS YOUR UNcLE. THE SUR? PRISIM ANSVER ooMEs szxcsg, OH, HE'S MY uNa.E Au. RlGl'U's I