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

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f an - I E 4 41 I J . ,A V59 I J I n E as ,. J I 1,3 . -.-. iX ' Q r'U -1 56 0 JANUARY THE MONTH OF THE HONOR SYSTEM The play s the thing wherein lll catch the conscience of the king HAPPY NEW YEAR' The Staff wishes all a successful new year Everybody returned to school adorned ln gala ties and scarfs ' Its about time for another Aquinas Club meeting Dont you think? Noise about the 1930 LOURDES goes abroad Sounds great' Exams drawing near Unfortunate are we to be thus at the mercy of our learned teachers It must always be so alas The Loyola Club is active among Orange and Black organizations Our team played the greatest game of the year with bt Norberts of DePere to obtain a score of 19 15 The Skating Meet gives second place to Lourdes Malmstadt takes three medals and Roosen one The Juniors make great scientists as the fumes from the lab tell The Annual runs apace Jelfery Ravet had his English lesson partly ready today The Fighting Irish are there with the pep Exams' Never saw so many books going home at one tlme in my life nearly dead from the effects of the first day More exams The team wms by the slimmest margm from the Alumm Goodbye, first semester We re sorry to see you go, and glad too Lower classmen FEBRUARY DEDICATED TO DEAR DAD So smile the heavens upon this holy act That after hours with sorrow chlde us not The Seniors are at the last lap of the last act. St. Norbert s wins from Lourdes 21-10. Not so bad considering the odds. The results of the exams will soon be known Seniors watch out' Will dad be proud of you this semester? Ask yourself' 11-14 School all week The Annual drive is a huge success. St. Catherine Club doing most original work. The sections are eagerly promoting their interests. . Newman Club gives Newman program . The Seniors are writing poetry. Who? What? When? . George Washington's birthday. Three cheers! . Father Salm distributed Us to the team today. The speech which accompanied will long be remembered. Sticky Rockett captain-elect for next year. MARCH-THE MONTH OF STUDY A x als there no play to ease the anguish of the torturing hour? 3. March came in like a lamb! Aquinas Club members are all agog about their big doings. When? We don't know. 4. Carnival! Half holiday to get ready in spirit for Lent. 5. l Ash Wednesday. What are you going to do in the way of self-denial? 7. Feast of St. Thomas Aquinas. The boys held a special meeting today to discuss plans for the future. I' A debate held between two teams of Jury System. Good work on both sides. 13. 17-20. Pictures taken for the Annual. Everyone looked his best. 25. Announcement of St. Catherine Club Operetta for the financing of the Annual. 27. We heard something about a baseball team being organized. We're living in high hopes. ,onus QI' ' E 53. e cn. - ' '4 1 ' N .... ...le....--. --.-.. ,. -. -. .. -. -. -. f 1 -- '-T ------gr-1 -----+--15-gtg: J N.'5rn-Q-wv Y all iwhfgm'-f 'Q . G Cy. S ,. , . . , . . ,, :W ' 1 gb! 1. . - . I 6. 9 I ' ' ' I . Q , 7. . ' ' . . 9- ' . ' . 1 10. Lourdes played a hard game with St. Peter's, Oshkosh, and again lost with a score of 20-17. I 14. ' . . 3 H ' ' 'A 'sg X 17. ' . ..- Q 18. ' ' . , 7 20. ' ' ' , . 1 21. . Q Q. 23. ' ' . . gf! 24. ' ' ' ' . g' 52, 27. . ' ' ' ' . 1 L . J' I 28. . I 30. . . . .l , 5 31. . ' , . - 7 - ' .. . . Z U . . .,, Q5 4. ' A 7. 9 , j 9. . , . ,C 10. . , i . . ? 'aj 17. . :. 1 18 . 19 22 28 I ' g J . ,, Page ninety-seven Qi:

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fq9 '1 -1 , 416 I 'K Q. APRIL- THE MONTH OF CONTEMPLATION Since the little wit that fools have was silenced the little foolery that wise men have makes a great show Freshmen have day of perfect deportment April Fool' Lind s camera out of order Seniors have pictures taken Al Powers pays a VISII to the office Why? Holy Mass contest begins Enthusiasm spreads Loyola Baseball Team started off the season well taking one game each from Fresh men and Juniors Believe lt or not the Seniors have 10011 attendance at Mass Latecomers form an assoclatlon known as L C A Whoopee' Juniors win Mass contest Holy Week Students leave for vacation in fine spirit .loyous Easter to all' You should have seen the Juniors in dress parade Students back after spring vacation This final lap leads to VACATION' Sophs beat Juniors in baseball Students view eclipse of sun Classes are disturbed Sad' 29 30 Music recltals Orchestra and Girls Glee Club assist at the program MAY THE MONTH OF PERAMBULATION Your honours players have come to play a pleasant comedy Month of our Blessed Mother begins Pupils attend Mass in a body Newman Club en tertams Senlors with literary program High School affected by the new moon Juniors have a heavy attack of spring fever Sophs lose to .lunlors for once Frankie Johnson was rudely awakened out of his afternoon nap by the clanglng of the dlsmlssal bell Blg debate held on Installment: Plan question. Pupils working hard at exhibit work. Fine display of talent anticipated Mothers Day. Mother! The dearest thing on earth. Bless her heart' Juniors entertain school with The Halfbacks Interference. St. Catherine Literary Club entertains Senior girls. Um! Delicious refreshments' Lourdes May Day Students participate in procession in honor of our Blessed Mother Sophomore Bookkeeping Class is guest of Commercial Club. Something brewing! Maybe it s the banquet. Bomb bursts! Junior-Senior Banquet! Long skirts predominate! Table manners exquisite' Ascension Day! No school. Students rejoice. JUNE-THE MONTH OF CONSTERNATION Suit the action to the word and the word to the action with this special observance, that you o'erstep not the modesty of nature. Big exhibit week! Exhibit continues. Literature, science, art, music, history, etc.! Local stores flourish under the Seniors' heavy patronage. Graduation draws nigh. Senior number of The Fountain is received and will be the cherished issue of the class of '30. Seniors get ready for the big day. Whoopee!!! Graduation Day! Diplomas are conferred on thirty-seven players! Farewell, Alma Mater! The Seniors of yesterday have become the Alumni of today! lt's true that a good play needs no epilogue! I I I 7 1 1 I n,' a,' 3 I I I ' 7 I .1 K m,f ' 1 I 0 I 2 I KJ Y ' U M- rv 1 1 Y ovnbkv Us ' n :si - 1 -1- 'ur ,K It -1. :Lu -.. -1 -L -L -1 -, -- f ! 'I JN' ---l'-'Q-hs-s-f-u's-f-+- m-.snau.nq.a...nAl-lx . , 1 ., Q -' Q 5s,.......x.3,,,,5 E,W .JCT7+.f',?g Q .bf I I - I I I ., . . . . . . I I - n . . Q P . , . . 3 . . I . .' ' Z u 1 4 : 9 ' ' O . I .fu n n , u gl , - ,L ' . . . Oo.: l . . . . v . . 5 1 a Y . . . 4 o 1 L . . 5 . . ' . -' E . . . N I - I :. 9 65 9 .99 L 4 . . . . ' . 5 . . . 5 I ' . ' . F . 4 ' r . . . . . ' , ' 66 Si ' I . , 1 9 66 99 V 66 9 91 1 ' s - F . . gn , I ' 1 I 9 s -3 .S .4 Page ninety-nine