Kampsville High School - Reminder Yearbook (Kampsville, IL)

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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

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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 ' I942-43 W : ' I THE KAMPSVILLE PTA RECEIVED woRD r-'RDM 11-IE STATE ORGANIZATION THAT THEIR PROGRAM EDR THE YEAR was RAT- ED AS SUPERIOR THOSE IM-Io FELPED IN 11-IE REGISTRATIDN HERE LAST WEEK WERE! MRS. L. LIKES, MRS. ART KAMP, MRS. DELLA QJTTER, MRS. HARRY WALDHEUSER,'MRS. JOE HAYN, MRS. RAY STouT, MRS. W. 0. NEUBAUER, MRS. MARIE ARMSTRONG, MISS'-JEANETTE KLEIN, Miss HERSHEY, MIsS DLEXANDER, MISS HERTER, MR. NEVIUS, AND MR. NEUBAUERD THERE WERE I,I7o RESISTRANTS. ' THE ALL-SCHOOL ASSEMBLY wAs UNDER THE DIRECTION or MISS I-ERTER. THE RRIMARY ROOM PUT ON THE RRDGRAM. THE LENGTHENED SCHOOL DAv WHICH WENT INTO Er-'EEDT THIS VIEEK wILL ENABLE KAMDSVILLE TO CLOSE SCHOOL ON MAv I4'n-I. BEcAusE THE HIGH SCHOOL SEGAN ON SEPTEMBER TTH SCHOOL DRDINARILY WOLLD NOT CLOSE UNTIL THE FIRST WEEK IN JUNEQ D THE KINGFIsI-IERS HAD A Gooo WORK OUT wITH THE TDIIN- TEAM IN PREPARATION TO THEIR ENTRANCE IN THE REGIDNAL TDURNAMENT. THE GAME wAs A SIX-MINUTE QUARTER AFRAIR. THE HIGH EHOOL. TEAMWASATTHELONG ENDOFTI-ECOKNT 54 T0 28. ' VISITORS .IN HIGH SCHOOL INCLUDED EDGAR UIRKSMEYER, RIDHARD ARMSTRONG, BETHEL MITCHELL, EDWARD DIRKSMEIYER, HARDLD SDHJMANN, STANLEY GETz, KERMIT SUI-LlNG, DAINY BENNETT, MARILYN REISS, AND EvERETr SDHDMANI. BEST WISITIES T0 THE SDHDDL AND COMMUNITY :DME FRCN MR. N..0NONSKl, FORMER CDMMERDIAI. TEACHER AND IMI. MADO- ox MHO ls STATIONED SOMEWHERE IN FLORIDA. THE GAA MEMEERS ARE WORKING HARD IN THEIR PER- PARQTIGNI EDR 'THERE FREE-THRDN CONTEST. TI-EY HOPE T0 REPEAT, IF NOT BETTER, THEIR .RECORD or LAST YEAR. IT AUIUALLY HAPPENEDQ THE NEw SCHEDULE REQUIRES THAT STUDENTS RIDING THE FIRST aus NUST GET up ONE HALF HGJR EARLIER IN THE MDRNING. ONE oI- THE STUDENTS REMARQED TFVXT SHE MUST BEGIN TO IIALK TO THE MAIL sox AT THE EARLY HGUFZ or sux 'SHE DATDHES THE sus AT THE MAIL BOX., HCMIEVER, CNE or TI-E TEACHERS ASSENT MINDEDLY SJGGESTED THAT SI-E MIGHT SAVE SOME TIME IF SHE DlDN'T WAIT FOR THE MAIL MAN SUT RATHER THAT S-lE PICK up THE MAIL AFTER SU-IOOLG