Kampsville High School - Reminder Yearbook (Kampsville, IL)

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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.

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, SPECIAL ARTICLES IREPRINTED FROM NEWSPAPERS, ' KAMPSVILLE HIGH TO GRANT CREDITS T0 BOYS IN SERVICE KAMPSVILLE, ILLP., JANQ 25g-- THE KAIIIPSVILLE GWIMMJN- ITY HIGH SOHOOI. WITH T1-E SANOTION AND RECOMMENDATIONS OF 'H-IE LIIWERSITY OF ILLINOIS AND THE STATE DEPARTMENT OP EDUCATKJN: I-IILL OFFER CREDITS TOIIARDS GRADUATION T0 THOSE STUDENTS WHO HAVE EIITERED THE US SERvIcE BEFORE OOMPLETING 'Ii-EEYR SOI-IOOLINGS THIS INCLUDES THAT ANY DOY LEAVINS IIIGH SOTIODI. TO ENTER IIILITARV SERVICE WOULD BE GRANTED CREDITS NOT TO EXCEED TWO UNITS ON TI-IE BASIS OF ONE I-'ALF UNIT QOR ONE SEMESTER CREDIT, FOR EACH Six MONTHS IN SERVICE., THUS BOYS IIHO HAVE OOIIIPLETED ALL BUT Two UNITS OR'THE P:NAL ONE HALF YEAR OF THEIR HIGH SCHOOL WORK, WOULD BE GIVEN DIPLO- MAS ON THEIR RETURN FROM TWO 'SEARS IN SERVICEO IT IS HOPED THAT EVEN IIOPE RECOGNITION IN THIS RESPECT wILL BE GIVEN TO THOSE STUDENTSO KAMPSVILLE HIGH DEDICATE HONOR ROLL KAMPSVILLE, II.L,5 FEB. 22,--MORE 'II-IAN 400 PERSONS LAST FRIDAY EvENING WITNESSED TI-E DEDICATION OF THE HIGH SCHOOL SERVICE HONOR ROLL, GONTAINIIIIG TI-IE NAMES OF 53 FORMER STUDENTS IM-IO ARE SERVING IN 'n-IE UNITED STATES ARIIED FOROES. THERE ARE STILL SEVEFUNL OTHER NAMES OF THOSE LATELY ENTERING T0 BE LISTED. THE HONOR ROLL wAS PRESENTED T0 THE SOI-IOOI. AS A GIITT av VR. BOLLINGER OE PEARL. TIE PROGRAM wAs IMPRESSIVE AND GAVE DUE I-ONOR T0 THE PATRIOTIC ALUMNI AND STUDENTS CF THEIR ALMA MATER. ' ' WM. ARMSTRONG, SGI-IOOL BUGLER, GAVE THE FAN FARE AN Q.D Q.0RY WAS CARRIED INTO 11-IE AUDITORIUM av ART!-UR RITTERO TIE ENTIRE GROUP PLEDGED THEIR ALLEGIANCE AND I.IvES ANEw T0 11-IE SERVICES or THESE UNITED STATES AND CONTINJED TO voice THEIR DETERMINATION T0 CARRY ON FOR VICTORY AS T1-EY SANS THE STAR SPANG.ED BANNER. THEY WERE AOOOMPANIED BY THE SOHOOL BAND UNDER T1-IE DIREOTION OF MISS HERSHEY. REV. BAUMGART GAVE THE INVOCATION, ASKUNG NJJIGHTY GOD TO PROTECT THE Sovs AND BRING ABOUT WOH..D PEACE 'TI-IROUC-M THEIR EFFORTS! FE ALSO ExI-IORTED ALL TO DO TI-EIR UTMOST T0 BRING T1-IIS ABCUTD ' ' A DUET, COMPOSED OF BETTY BENZ, AND JOSEPHINE KREMER, BEAUTIFULLY EXPRESSED THE NATlON'S FIDELITY IN SINGING 'n-E SONG 'To THE SERVICE FLAGS PRECEDED BY A FAN FAIQE PROFg NEUSAUER PRESENTED AND DEDICATED 'THE HONOR ROLL. THIS WAS FOILOWED BY 'IFE AUD- IENCE SINGING GOD BLESS AMERIGAJ' TI-E PROGRAM wAS CONCLLD' ED Sv THE STUDENT SINGING HAIL I'O TI-E BLUE, ALSO GIVING RN-IS T0 11-IE UNITED ARMED FORCES' TFEHONORROILWYLLBEFUNGINTPEFIALLOFTITENJMINIS- TRATION BUILDING wlm-I ALL OTHER CERTIFICATES or HONOR AAD MERITS. IT SHALL HOLD TIE MOST PROMINENT POSITIONS