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

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,zrnri . Q 'u Loiinoes fffnig, ',I T 4- N: X. oe-::0 o ff' 4Dg '.,x-c' 0f::--S' ., Calendlar 0 14 H Lone flower, hemmed in with snows, and white-as they, But hardier far, once more I see thee bend Thy forehead, as if fearful to offend, M Like an unbidden guest. Though day by day 0 Storms, sallying from the mountain tops, waylay , The rising sun, and on the plains descgngi, ' Yet art thou welcome, welcome as a friend Whose zeal outruns his promise! L -VVORDSXVORTH. 0 JANUARY ii 3-What did Santa bring you? I 4-The fighting Irishmen beat Stephenson. by a big margin. , 7--Back to school again! Resolutions! If they're only carried out what a wonderful, place 0 this will be. Staudie on time for school. p. 9-Edward Guay knows his Latin lesson. 12-Senior Class Meeting. just a glimpse into the Annual. I5- Clem loses the key to his car. It's only the twelfth time this year. 'Q 20-Subscriptions l A o 21-Revival of learning. Exams begin today. V ' 23-Meetings of St. Thomas Aquinas and St. Catherine Clubs to prepare for pre-Lenten programs. . 25-Our basketball team still plugging on. Congratulations for victories. 6 28-Same as last year at this time. f 29--E-xcruciating moments for students with X-yloid-like headsg A-nd plenty of low ' M--arks for those who did not 9 S-tudy. FEBRUARY t I-The shortest month of the year. 9 2-Candlemas Day. .. 3-Groundhog saw Clarence and went back into his hole. X 4-Gee, but it's cold. Even Fat Berg had icicles on his chin. 6-John Faller had his skates sharpened. I don't see why, because he seldom uses them, Q although he goes skating a great deal. ' 0 I0-Spring is coming. Children play marbles. rj II-St. Catherine Club entertains St. Thomas Aquinas Club with a delightful program.l l 13-Ash Wednesday. Six weeks of prayer and sacrifice to prepare for Easter. Denial to self of life's little pleasures! I I5-Seniors presented with new Webster's dictionary. 0 22-Lincoln and Washington program given by the High School. 1 26-Subscription contest ends with the worthy Seniors on top. -I 28-Gee, but this month is short! Ol 'i 5O4 5 or--:1929c'-'vor'-1 or- Ho -lSe'venty-two 1- .

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fWD Q 3 ,, 'e- Y ffgf - 'T LOURDES , W Q.,-'S I Y yu Q Y Q O O Ft !':i n,m XA o Cdllenilldr o O Reader! hast thou ever stood to see , i The holly-tree? The eye that contemplates it well perceives I , - Its glossy leaves, ' 1 Ordered by an Intelligence .ro wise O 5 As might confound the athei.rt'.r ,vophi.rtries. ' V -SOUTHEY. ji NOVEMBER L 1-All Saints Day. Did you pray? 2-Poor Souls Day. ll 3 3-Seventy students responded gratifyingly to drive for library books. i Q 5-Catching up on sleep in the Physics class. L ' 6-Teachers attend Convention at Milwaukee. Five and one-half days vacation since Armis- I 3 tice Day is November II. 4 , ., ' N 7-The Freshman class and some of the grades presented beautiful posters to the Stephenson 4 ' Library Poster Contest. L 8-Our basketball team may not always win, but we do come close. 0 1 q I3-Excellent program held in auditorium for Education week. ' N 24-Working hard on our Lourdes Fountain. ' 3 27-Thanksgiving Day. No school. K x 30-Hold tryouts for debating teams. . 0 N 30- Tried out my cheer leading powers on the' freshmen. I bet the knocking of my knees 0 N r drowned out all the yells. The pep was asuccess as the freshies yell for anything and everything. Vp DECEMBER N 2 I-Congratulations to the winners in the Stephenson Library Contest.. 2-EVCYYOQIE is doing his Christmas shopping. ld 5-6-7-8-Forty Hours Devotion. 0 9-Clement Yuenger gets his Ford started, b Io-Thirteen Hours Devotion held in St. Mary's Chapel. ' C i II-Dual debate. Lourdes versus Marinette High. A huge success for our team. . x2-Lourdes presented with pictures of Mount Mary College. 5 14-Seniors got measured for rings. Huns 'gets the largest. i 0' 15-Ray Yunk contributes two astronomy charts to Senior Science Club. I6-Earl Hulbert had his hair cut. . I7-Here it is Monday, tomorrow Tuesday, etc.g the whole week half gone and nothing ' done yet. I9-Freshmen present beautiful Christmas play. 0 23-Christmas vacation. Good news! Seniors received word that their rings had arrived. r 25-Merry Christmas l +1 27-Seniors work diligently for Ads for the Annual. Cheers! Opl5or-1 Qt 1929Q?o'C?i, ot-iii I- -I Seventy-one I- N

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fd? Q 1 fx ,-'BI J7 LUURDES it It 2 'N-:N , A x A W I' Q INF I'3y i, 4D, Q4 v O 0 Calendar J 4, l 0 ,,U 0 nder the green hedges, after the snow, N ' There do the little violets growg 1 Hiding their modest and beautiful heads Under the hawthorn, in soft, mossy beds. ' Sweet as the roses, and blue as the sky, ' E 0 Down there do the deaf time 'violets lieu y U ' -SELECTED. i 1 , l MARCH p 3 1-March came in like a lamb. Watch it go out. 8 ' 2-George Rockett gives up spinach and watermelon during Lent. 1 3-Melvin goes deer hunting. Wonder what kind of deer ? ' X 4-Through the kindness of Mrs. J. Lauerman the entire student body had the privilege of 1 6 listening in on the inaugural ceremonies. 6 ,. 5-Pupils still suffering the effects of the chemistry class' experiment in sulphide. Earl N 'I Hulbert was heard to exclaim: Ye gods! How can we endure that odor! , I 7-Feast of St. Thomas Aquinas. Big Club Program postponed. I1-Blue Monday: The Freshies are out of tune. N ' J 0 The Sophs have lost their step. 0 1- The Juniors are asleep. X The Seniors sing School House Blues. 12-Did you see the vagabond hats? Ain't we got fun? x 5 ' J 0 I3-Paul gets mad. Says he's been kicked out of better schools than this. 0 ' 19-Junior Program. Congratulations! It was fine! N 1 25-Easter vacation begins. 'Everybody set for the Easter Bunny. . N 5 APRIL 8 V I-April Fool. There was no school today. Q ' 2- Jeff Ravet informed of 26 per cent grand average in French. Jeffery is quite a L freshman, we think. N . 0 4- Pageant of Nations presented by members of the St. Cathexiine Club. It was beautiful, 5 f girls. Put on some more. .N 16- joe and Mack agree for once,-that is, to disagree. i 21-All the pupils had their pictures taken. Oh, the faces! 5 22-The skyscrapers of the Senior, junior, and Sophomore classes can't stop growing, so L they are beginning to droop. Q 23-The long and short of it CEdward Kieff and Joseph Bomberj were seen down at the othce door. Wonder why? , 24-Bruce and Gerald went out for Ads with the Seniors. Do the Juniors expect an Annual 9 next year? 5 'A 27-Eugene Golueke and Sylvester Camps carried the Junior wastebasket downstairs. It was -n the hardest work today. I 3 1 - I A L il -l Seventy-three I-