Our Lady of Lourdes High School - Knight Yearbook (Marinette, WI)

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' 'X CL - . 1- - .V -, ,01i'6iZ6 S'. '52? ' 'f UB- Qwfqp L. L-. CLASS HISTORY The bugle echoes shrill and sweet, But not of war it sings today. The road is rhythmic with the feet Of men-at-arms who come to pray. May we, their grateful children, learn Their strength, who lie beneath the sod, Who went through fire and death to earn At last the accolade of God. From Our Lady of Lourdes High School, the School of Chivalry, in which we have been reared in manly and womanly principles, in which we have been habituated into proper customs and observances, we, the Class of 1927, now full- Hedged Knights and Ladies, go forth as combatants into the mighty world. But as we look back over our years of service in this High School, many happy mem- ories return. OUR FRESHMEN YEAR-The month of September, 1923, welcomed this convocation of Pages of Knighthood, and initiated us into the course. Yes, we became Pages whose duties were to be the constant attendants and co-operators of the teachers and superiors. It was a period of training. We learned from our teachers and upper classmates the rudiments of rectitude and of system. Young and eager, we set forth to place ourselves at the foundation of our High School education. VVe were trained in the departments of Latin, Physiography, Ancient History, Algebra, and English. 'Twas November of this year when Francis Pfiester made his stage debut, featuring in his well-known speech on Education.', The next important event on the social calendar was that ever memorable Gala Day, the BAZAAR. Needless to say it was a wonderful success, and here, too, the Freshies showed their finan- cial abilities. A few weeks later the atmosphere was charged with the joys and happiness of that day of days-Christmas. Shortly before its advent we Pages were ushered to the auditorium to witness one of the most beautiful Christmas Cribs in which the figures were no other than members of the High School. Then all aboard for the Christmas vacation. The dreams of ice skating, tobogganing were to be ful- filled. After two weeks' vacation we returned to school, full of vigor and spirit to prepare for the semi-annual examinations. Again the days of terror, of brain- racking passed over, and thus we started on the final lap of our race. In early spring our basketball team were overflowing with joy when they re- ceived the news of their invitation to the Loyola Tournament in Chicago. The trip was realized and the team displayed its superior method of patronizing the indoor sport. The preceding and many minor events were crowned at the end of the year with the Operetta, Every Soul, in which the Freshmen took an active part. Blow trumpet, for the world is white with May! Blow trumpet, the long night hath rolled away! Blow through the living world-'Let the King reign 1' VX 15 . 'N - QA , - ,sm 'S 1 X, 'N Ali .,iivSlxifftl0EL', niggas ' A ' -T X 455 Page 56 , +