Kampsville High School - Reminder Yearbook (Kampsville, IL)

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SPECIAL ARTICLES IRERRINTED mom NEWSPAPERS, VERA LEE SEVIER TO HEAD CGJNCIL KAMPSVILLE, ILL., SEPT. I7--MISS VERA I-EE'SEVlER, DAUGHTER or MR. AND MRS. LEE SEVIER or HAMBURG, wAs ELECTED TO HEAD TI-IE KAMPSVILLE HIGH smooL sTUDENTs COLNCILQ Mlss SEVIER Is ONE or THE OUTSTANDING S:l'UDEN'!S wI-Io woN TIE PLL-scHooL SCHOLARSHIP AWARD LAST YEAR. SHE Is IN HER SENIOR YEAR AND IS EXPECTED T0 RECEIVE THE STATE NGQMAL UNIVERSITY SQ-IOLARSHIVP IF me CONTINUES 'IN HER STRIDEQ SHE INTENDS T0 ENTER THE TEACHING PROFESSION AT THE cLosE or HER S01-IOOLING. Mlss JUNE RUYLE, DAUGHTER or MRS, LUCILLE RUYLE or KANRSVILLE, wAs ELECTED AS VICE-PRESIDENT. UP UNTIL LAST YEAR MISS RUYLE wAs A STRAIGHT A STUDENTL SHE woN TEE ALL-SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP' SN I9-H. JUNE, WITH I-ER PREVIOUS SCHOLASTICVRECORD, WILL BE A CONTINUAL THREAT I-'DR FINAL HONORS. Miss WANDA MITCHELL, DAUGHTER OF MR. AND MRS. LEE MITCHELL or MMPSVILLE, WAS ELECTED SECRETARY or THE COUNCIL.. SHE wcN SECOND PLACE IN TI-E ALL-'SCHOOL SDI-IDLARSHIR CONTEST LAST IYEAR. OTHER MEMBERS or THE COUNCIL AE WILLIAM ARMSTRONG SON or MR. AND MRS. REUBEN ARMSTRONG: Miss FRANCES WOLTMAIN, DAUGHTER or MRS. LENA WoI..TMAIxNg VINCENT LEHR, SON or MR. NND MRS. EDWARD LE!-IRQ AND ADRIAN SUI-LING, SON or MR. AND MRS. WALTER SUI-ILING. FRES1-MEN MBABERS WILL BE ELECTED DURING Tl-E SECOND SBAESTERQ Tl-ESE N.S0 WILL DEPEND W SOHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENTSD THE STUDENT COUNCIL I-IEI.D THEIR FIRST METING AT W-HGH TIME 'IHEY DISCUSSED T!-E SCHOOL GALENDAR AND FRESINIEN INITIATIOND THEY WILL HAVE GDNPLETE SUPER' VISION ovER STLOENT GOVERNMENT AND ACTIVITIES: X KAMPSVILLE HIGH ENTERTAINS G.A.A. KAMPSVILLE, ILL., OCT. 9.-THE KAMPSVILLE CDMMUN- ITY HIGH SGI-IcoL UNDER Tl-E' SPONSORSHIP or MRSD MARIE ARMSTRDNG, ENTERTAINED THE HKQ-I SCI-IooL ATPLETIC ms'N. FOR THIS AREA IN A FALL PLAYDAY. TI-IE G.A,A. Is. SPONSORED BY TI-E ILL. ST. HIC!-I SCHOOL Ms'N. AND FOLLOWSTPE SAME PLANASDOES 11-IATQFTHESTATE A1H.ErIc Ass'N. FOR BOYS. 'D-IE SCHOOLS THAT VIERE' INVITED' INCIEUDED K.C. HI-S. NEREWI-IITEHALL, ROOOHOUSE, HARDIN, GARRoI.I.ToN, RDGKERIDGE, PEAR., MILTDN, QDRED, AND NEBOQ

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SPECIAL ARTICLES IREPRINTED FROM NEWSPAPERS, KAMPSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL HAS FIFTY NINE FORMER STLDENTS IN SERVICE FOR 'IIIEIR COUNTRY KAMRSVILLE, ILL., JAN. 5 - THE OFFICE OF THE KAMPSVILLE COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL EPORTS THAT ACCORD- ING T0 THE RECORDS THERE ARE NON 59 FORNER' HIGH SCIDOL STUDENTS IN THE UNITED STATES ARMED FORCES. THE ooM- MUNITY, AND ESPECIALLY THE SG-IOOL, NOT ONLY FEEL PROUD OF THIS RECORD Sur REALIzE THAT THIS I-vas PLACED A DIS- TINCT HONOR CN TI-IE ALMA MATER or in-E BOYSQ' MOST or-' THE Bova HAVE JOINED TI-E AFMY, BUT MANY WWE EM.IS'IED IN THE NAVY. OTHERS HAVE ATTACHED TI-EM' SELVES T0 11-E MARINES AND AIR CORPS. KAMPSVILLE HIGH SCI-IOCI. LOSES FIRST BASKETBALL GAIE IN TWO YEAR PERIIDS KAMPSVILLE, ILL., JAN. ll- THE LNDEFEATED STRIDE or THE KAMRSVILLE KINGFISPERS MAS SUDDENLY I-IALTED LAST wEEK wI-EN H.EASANT HILL GEEEATED THEM AT PLEASANT HILL. UNTIL 'H-IEN KAMPSVILLE HAD woN 30 coNSEcuTIvE SAM T0 REMAIN LNDEFEATED, ovER A TWO YEAR PERIODQ THEY HAD woN THEIR SEVENTH STRAIGHT VICTORY FOR THIS YEAR WI'I1-I- oUT A SINGLE REGULAR SCHEDULE GAME LOST. EAPLIER IN THE SEASON THE KINGFISHERS TOOK THE LONG CCXJNT ovER TI-IE PLEASANT HILL LABS. TILIS THE SCORE IEMAINS ONE EAGTI THIS SEASONQ ' ' THE Sovs, IDWEVER, DID NoT LET THEIR SINGLE oEEEAT OF THE SEASON INTERFERE WITH O11-'ER GAMES PLAYED, I-AST FRIDAY NIGHT THEY SEI-'EATED ST. JO!-N'S ze T0 l93 ND LAST MONDAY wNTINUED TIEIR WINNING STREAK AGAINST HARDIN, ON THE LOCAL GYMNASIUM FLOOR, BY TOPPING THEM 36 TO 24a 11-E KAMPSVILLE REcom EOR THIS YEAR snows NINE vIcToRIEs oUT or TEN GAMES. IN TI-E UXST TWO YEARS THEY HAVE WON 32 oUT OF 33 REGULAR SASON GMES. ' THE REMAINGER or THE SCHEUJLE INCLUDES NINE GAMES, FCUR AT I-UE ND FIVE AWAY. THIS FRIDAY ELoREn wILL BE ouR GUESTS, Ir You WANT TD SEE BASKETBALL ACTION, SEE TPE REMAINING CMMES. DUE TO 11-IE FACT THAT HARDIN GAME NAS Moveo up AND THE NEw CANTON GAME BAGQ T0 FEBS STH, 'IVE ON.Y GAME NDCT VEEK WILL BE ON FRIDAY NIGHT BETWEEN' THE ALUMNI: ALSO A CURTAIN RAISER IS YET T0 BE ARRANGEo.' OTHER HOME'Gl-XMB INCLUDE MILTON, PEARL, Neeo, New CANTON, AND HARDIN. THE CROWD A T THE HARDIN-KAMPSVIILE GNJE was AGAIN T1-IRILLES AT 11-IE DRILLS AND INTRICATE MARSI-IES or THE GIRLS' DRILL CCMPANY. THE BATON TWIRLERS ADDED THEIR New NUMSERS TO THE ENTERTAINMENT. IT IMAS AU. VERY GOODQ IF .5 Q P F- 'O C3 U5 si I' ri F' F E 2 Q uv Z ia 4 IIMII MS 199 ig.