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

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.lidx Q H LU L'RDEs fi ,fm gffit I V- H I Xt' . 0 O O ,C -e il v, ,.,:,-.Q Lg o O 5: l 3 y cinema.. O rr ff . . 1 Lo! sometimes to the giver among men, 1 The gladly ofered gift brings back again A wondrous blessing which great joy bestows, Joy of the world, the fairest flower that grows! 4 L 0 And makes his life to blossom as the rose. '-SELECTED. V ' ' MAY L I-Big May Day celebration. Who is the queen? 0 2-William Webster is chief cook and maid these days. Pity the house. X 3-Aquinas Club Program. A howling success! 5 ' 4-Senior Class Honors announced. l, 5-Hard at iwork on the pageant. It's going high. 0 Io-Sophs and Freshies, rejoice that their Latin books are nearly finished. is II-Mothers' Day. What can we do for Mother, the dearest thing on earth? l j I5-Yelping catfish! Did you hear the explosion on the third floor this noon? It sounded l, X like a Russian Revolution, but it was only John Grignon trying to argue Bruce Poquette 0 1 out of a nickel. . 16-Juniors look mysterious. We wonder why. Webster, what's up? I8-All was peace and quiet in the office today. Yuenger and Doyle were conspicuous by i their absence. - - 20-We heard that there will be a new gymnasium. Girls rejoice too. 0 27-No smiles! No shouts! N0 games! Nothing but silence and-exams. 29-Clangl Second round! Faculty leads with plenty of work. 30-Decoration Day. ' 0 31-DVCDHIC by members of the Debating Society. ii JUNE L I-Getting ready for pageant. 0 Annuals expected today. 2-Dress rehearsal for Sisters of the twin cities. - A 3-Presentation of Lourdes Pageant. l X 4--The day after. 5--Junior Banquet for Seniors. up 0 ii Solemn Consecration. 6-Exams. , 7-Feast of -the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus. Io--Exams completed! 11-Practice for Commencement. 1, Q I2-Commencement. Farewell! . DONALD WHITE, '29, Y' RUTH McCnoRY, '29. EDWARD GU.-xv, '29. Joe' .oe -s of ,ot J O. ,O 7 sl Seventy-four 1-

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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-

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