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

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,wh L HSX lHllli1l'- 'Q F. -....-4. - , fl iq ,M MA f . . e . , Q w. x .-.. s . f .. .... -.., . .-.... . gljffgx l i 1 i 1 4 r i I i L--1 ...fi f'+ Top Row: B. Monroe G. Devlin R. Smith K. Frink G. Mineau M. Allard H. Holub Second Row: D. Sliger A. Powell H. LaPiT1ske D. Boerner B. LaCoursiere M. Vennix V. Menor Third Row: F. Monigal M. Liska F. Malmstadt M. Costigan A. Vennix G. Eggener D. Yuenger Fourth Row: J. Roland D. Thyne J. Bomber I. Wiltzius NV. llarbick jlFllI'fBSlll1lIlIll.r?1LlIll eviiew The greenest of the green marched into the Freshman classroom in September, 1928. Remember we can say that ourselves, but don't you dare to express yourself thus. It did not take long before we settled down, or rather were settled down, to the daily routine of classes and study periods. Being of superior abilities, most of the class beamed up and grasped the more difficult subjects with a will to win,-and judging from the spirit with which we went at contests and vocabulary spell-downs, we will attain our goal, namely, Sophomoreland. Latin and Algebra tolled their score of victims, but guaging our progress from the optimism and energy of our teachers, we think that our meager response has not been so disheartening anyhow. Then it were cruel not to mention those other aids to success: His- tory, English, French, and Bookkeeping, all of which seemed easy at first, but now call for buckling down and pulling hard with examinations in view. The first thing the Freshmen did to surprise the faculty and student body was to pass a Worthy hand over the Sophomores in a Latin contest. That was hard for the demure Sophs to swallow after laughing at our greenness , but they took their dose with a vim, and soon got even by beating us in a French contest. The boys and girls each gave a party during the year. At Hal1owe'en, the boys were completely surprised by a party given by the girls. The boys, believing that turn about is fair play , feted the girls at a pre-Lenten surprise. Both affairs proved huge successes and will long be remembered by the Freshman Class of 1928-29. -,b' pw c,-,,,. -hi 2 1.-,.,...,' Qc' .... fi9l929t .-. J Oc WJ Q cw,-vdgvgj Q Q 'lSi.rty-four I-