Sheboygan Falls High School - Pangissin Yearbook (Sheboygan Falls, WI)

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 FEBRUARY ■MK1L |M| Track Meet against Grafton l Basketball game against Beaver 4 Good Friday -Easter vacation 12 Golf Match-Plymouth, Oost- Dam, here begins burg at Riverdale 4 Wrestling meet against Camp- 9 Easter vacation ends—School 13 Track Meet against Plymouth bellsport, there 17 First Day of Senior Class Play 14 Golf Match—Elkhart Lake, New Basketball game at Chilton 19 Final staging of Senior Class Holstein at Quit Qui Oc 7 Basketball game against Oost- Play M 17 Band-Choir Music Festival at burg, there 22 National Honor Society Instal- Kohler 8 Eastern Wisconsin Conference lation 19 Golf Match Cedar Grove, Wrestling meet here all day 28 Band Banquet Kohler at Town Country 14 Basketball game against Cedar Golf Match Plymouth, Oost- 21 Golf Match—Clinton, Kiel at Grove, here burg at Town Country Quit Qui Oc 15 Wrestling Regional Tournament 29 Track meet against Valdcrs 22 Eastern Wisconsin Track Meet Basketball game against Ply- 30 Golf Match Elkhart Lake, New at Kohler mouth, here Holstein at Town Country 27 Senior Banquet 21 Basketball game against New Js • ■H' • m Senior Honor Day Awards Holstein, there MAY Day 22 Wrestling Sectionals Tourna- 2 Junior Prom 29 Track Regionals ment 3 State Solo—Ensemble Music A.F.S. Carnival Festival at Oshkosh JUNE 28 Wrestling State 5-6 Golf Match-Kohler, Cedar l Baccalaureate Basketball District Tournaments Grove at Port Country Club 3 Track Sectionals 6 Track Meet against Cedarburg 5 Graduation MARCH 7 Golf Match-ChQton, Kiel at 6 Last Day of School 1 Wrestling State Meet Town Country 6-7 State Track Meet 28 Solo—Ensemble Festival;Kohler 8 Track Meet against Two Rivers 30 Memorial Day Spring Music Festival We Will Remember

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AUGUST 29 Report to school 30 First full day of school SEPTEMBER 6 Football game-Shawno here 13 Football game-Chilton here 20 Football game- Kiel there 27 Football game Valders here OCTOBER 4 Football game-New Holstein here: Homecoming 11 Football game—Oostburg there IX ' Football game-Plymouth there 23 Assembly Program 25 Football game-Elkhart Lake here Parent’s Night at Game A.I .S. Dance 30 Parent-Teacher’s Conference NOVEMBER 1 Football game-Cedar Grove there First Quarter Ends 7-8 Teachers’ Convention 14-16 Junior Class Play 15 Basketball game- Bay view here 22 Basketball game-Two Rivers here 26 Wrestling Meet—Howards Grove there 27 Basketball game-Plymouth there Speech Class gives “Thanks- Seniors’ Christmas Play-“Gift of the Magi” 21 Christmas Semi-Formal 30 Basketball game against Mishi- cot here JANUARY giving for Frieda” 3 Basketball game against Kohler here DECEMBER 6 1969 School year begins—Classes 3 Wrestling meet against Pre- resume montre here 9 Wrestling meet against Plymouth, 5 Wrestling meet against Valders there here 14 Wrestling meet against Krel, here 6 Basketball game against Cedar l7 Basketball game against Elkart Grove there Lake, here 10 Wrestling meet against Random 18 Wrestling, triple dual, at Cedar Lake there Grove 13 Basketball game against Oost- 21 Wrestling meet against New burg here Holstein, here 14 Wrestling (Triple Dual) here 24 Basketball game against Kiel, 17 Christmas Concert here 19 Wrestling meet against Kohler 27 Third quarter begins here 28 Wrestling meet against She- 20 Basketball game against Valders boygan North, here there 31 Basketball game against Kohler, Christmas Recess until Jan. 6, there Th ese Are the Days 2

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The best years of your life “The next four years will probably be the happiest and fastest four years of your life. Almost all students en- tering high school have heard these words, and almost every student leav- ing high school has felt them come true. Of course these are hard times which everyone has to experience, but there are still a greater number of good times to remember. These good times include mastering the automobile, get- ting a class ring, and obtaining an l.D. For many students they also include attending one or more of the four Homecomings and four Proms held during their four years at high school, or maybe going steady for a while. All of these are good memories. Then you have to think about the many hours you spent studying and craining for tests. Or the fifteen min- utes you “borrowed” from history class to compose your English theme which was due the next hour. You