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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...- .A 3 sol units , xiii?-F g V V - ,V , 'Hifi Y D ',: '. Q c c.+ e M Q ---Tw' D. X ffzf,-,,,,--s,,,,, Q -,,, Top Row: S. Camps G. Strickland E. DesLauriers A. Roosen M. Stang L. DeLeers G. Rondeau Second Row: P. Ravet W. VVebster P. Hearty D. Vtlhite C. Golueke J. Faller M. Stang 'I'hird Row: L. Schwerzler M. Cummings M. Rouse E. Ryan U. Lauerman ll. Behnke C. Bernardy Fourth Row: F. Doran L. Kuchenberg H. Zylkowski H. Charette M. LaFond D. Kass M. Boerner Fourth Row: E. Lauerman D. Smith R. McCrory M. Wypiszinski M. Sliger A. McCue Debating occiietty Perhaps one of the most necessary elements of school life is a Debating Society. Early in the year the need for such an organization was felt, and thus the Douglas Debating Society came into existence, filling a long-felt want. No sooner had the society been announced when a clamor arose on all sides for admittance. In a short time the membership had grown enormously, until the club was second to none in the school. The activities and duties of the members of the Society were many and varied. lt was their duty to support the debating teams. which they did in an admirable manner. At the meetings, which were long looked forward to, many interesting and spirited debates and discussions took place. Besides teaching the members the art of debating and public speaking. they were given practice in par- liamentary law. A great deal is expected of this Society during the coming years in furthering debates and other activities, but most of all in developing a spirit of good fellowship among its members. DONALD J. XYHITIQ, ,2Q. 4' ..... .,., ec:-::F: 5-,cf':i1'19Zz9e,,4,Q,C,-Lgw. ,Dig aj., ok -Il 5'fw1z1'y'.ri.1'lh