St John High School - Chuting Star Yearbook (Little Chute, WI)

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yophomote efau :story D Vus Zeer mn 41 Star differeth from star in Glory Leo Wls ehosen to represent fifty seven sophomores who like Lions were preemmently hunters the Hrst hunters of prey the second of true knowledge Tenaciously the Lions tackled etch and every subjeet from history and Envllsh their tavorites to geometry their bugthoo Were they proud of Re ulus' Even thouvh thelr heroes and heroines were not equal to Betelgeuses or Aldebarans 111 brilllaney nevertheless the best authorities have declared that the doors of the first magnitude were elosed after Regulus entered Who belonged to the order of Re ulus7 Honor roll students 'md athletlc champions The brivhtest Reguluses were the scholars who appeared in every issue of the Voice Reguluses in sports were seen in both seasons foot ball and basketball and were also visible in tennis and boxing Homecoming the rollicking sle1ghr1de and the formal yet delwhtful social gatherings CLASS OFFICERS President JULITTA. Llivz Vice President MAYME VANDEYKCHT Secretarv FLoRENcE VANDEN HEUVEL Treasurer JAMES KOEHN 'Top Rau C Vander Zanden R Ebben U De Bruin W McCabe R Bongers V Van Roy M Verstegen C Hurst H Schumacher R Relder K Hurst C Lenz Second Row R Look A Mollen R Lamers E Demerath B Vosters M Vanden Boogart M Vandeyacht L West R West R Van Handel A Van Grmsven M Haasmann E Bevers F Vanden Heuvel D Van Asten S Berghuls Third Row F Mullen W Derkeq L De Groot D Van Zeeland E Doyle R Peeren boom M Peeters C St Aubm B Pynenherg B Van Bcrkel Lenz E Lom G Wulgaert C Hmkens V Sxeber E Pennings A Van Boxtl Bottom Row Koehn Vanden Hogen B Rutten 'X Van Bakel Hermes M Van Handel Evers J Verbruggen H Hermsen IN Reybroek l19l O v 4 y Q .. . . U T 'Z Q N Q , N 3 - H i , . 7 , ,, , , , . , , - , , D , t K , , ,, , 2 U g I Ah . si a - K s ' , , - , t N , . -a ., P K C N 'K H 3 3 1 I . ' R ' eg .-4 . . A . v gb in 'IW - 3 N. 5 si I ' 1 R 1 1 , , - , , , . M. The Lions participated in the society of Saint john in the unforgetable S 9 7 3 3 . ...--.n Q . . . L 73 . , - , . ' . . , . , . , 3 - s - v - a - 1 - sy - y . ', . s, . fs, . ' Q . : , , , V , 1 . ' , 1. t, . , ., . , . , . ' .

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Top R014 U Van Hoof AJ NClllDf, R anscn C, Klrrels K Cornellus L ansen C Vanden Heuvel H Van Lankwclt G Berphuxs A Gloudemans R Berghuxs Second Rom Hermsen K Exers E Bewers Weyenberg E Coppus M M De Groot M anscn D Vanden Heuwel Vxnden Hcuxel M Hlmmen L Schuencmm R ansen Mollen N Voster R Drlesscn Hrnkenc Bottom Rou G Peeters O Bexcrs Herm en V Xvcst. M Sleber G Van Asten K umot gfau Matoty ELQENE BEvERs 40 To cont1nue our struggle toward supremacy forty junlors entered the lmd of Taurus 1n September 1938 We met very strange but powerful opponents 111 the commerc1al drstrrct Gleammg Hyades was reflected 1n our faces as three jumors mon awards 1n the F1re Prevent1on essay contest The blmonthly newspaper recorded our vrctorxes and defeats Cllmaxmv the first semesters adventures was the Chrlstmas Party what fun' Plerades shouldered our athlet1c burden Bomnv proved most popular to thls cluster of stars although football and basketball recelved much attentron The Homecommg float of Taurus tled wxth LTTIOII for top honors Ftxm Aunt Fannx was the most enjoyable work So much attentlon d1d ll attract that we I'1lLl'CI11l'11Cd lt Aldeblrtn or the Red Star As a result of these encounters we hope to be worthy of the high rank whrch me shall obtain ln 19 9 40 CLASS OFFICERS Prestdenc CLIFFORD Kumrts Vice Presadem KENNETH CoRNELn s Secretavx GERALD PEETERS Tveasufef HXRNEY VxN LAEEVELT U8 l ,tj ,P lk - .. . . .5 I ., M A K 4 , ., 'I . , 'A 1, . 1- . , ', 1 ., . A. 5, . 1' 5 . . 1 , . ' , . 7 e, . ., . ' . 'I I- . . ' L, . ' -1- , - -, . . , . J - . . '4, 1 n ' , . 2 , . 1 , . J , J. , . . s, . , .. ': . , . ' ., s , . . , . ' S, . . , . Schommer, H. De Backer, B. Hmkens, L. Look. M. Vcrbeten, R. Gloudemans, WlnlUS. o 0 . , 4 ' . , . . 1 , . 5 ' 9 T T ' . v. ' q 1 . R ' . . . 5 L e ,T 7 - l , D . , Y . Y I T . A K 2 ' ' . nt . . , H . . . . , , , , 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 1 2 , , . 4 sg, s - w ya s 'Y - ' ' 1 . . ,, ' , 9 , . . . . . . . . ' I

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A WML A. Q 'Top Row A Paalman Vanden Heuxel Lenz DeGroot R ansen M Van Asten T De Koch Schumacher G Slebers Smaxwxll Demerath R Lamers Sxmon L Van Gnnsven W Hletpa R Gerhartz ansen F Heesakker Second Rau, R Pynenherg L De Bruln Tlmmers R Huxsman H Vvest L Look Vanden Heuxel G De Brum M Weyenberg V Kllsdonk I Weyenberg N Van Wymeren A oosten R Exer K Van Gompel R Ebben V Van Eyck Thrrd Ron W Paalman B Voster P Hartjes H Ryba R Vandenberg L Coenen M Van Hammond D Drlessen F St Aubm M Zornow M Heurmg M Van Lankvelt R Vanden Heuvel Peeters P Lamers G Smxts G Vosters B Van Zeeland Fourth Row A Vosters H Hmleens R Hermsen E Vanden Heuvel B Hanegraaf A Wlnlus I Lamers Van Domelen H Hurst C Nerstegen Bottom Row R Van Grmsven G Hxetpas R Van Asren G Hermsen H Vanden Heuxel mailman ffm: utoty GLM! SIEBFRS 4' As Hilleys eomet IS reeoffmzed as the most famous of these heavenly bodxes so we looked upon our freshman class as one of the greatest that has ever attended St john Our members starred 111 all school act1v1t1es scholastxc as vvell as athletlc Thls elass proved to be the hr t that kept all 1ts members 111 the fold w1thout anyone droppnw out LIRLVKISC Halley s comet has been defimtely proved to be the first to revolve around the sun The ch1ef mterest III th1S comet 1S based upon the tlet that It returns it redular mtervals of seventy three xears Thus as seventy three hopeful treshmen xxe looked torvtard to the day when we would be seventy tlnee eonhdent sophomores CLASS OFFICERS Paewdenr james jxrssfx V1ce Pmudent RIKH-XRD LxMr:Rs Segqemm HAROLD VXINDEN HELX EL Tmasmeq BILLIE VAN ZEEL-KIND f20 , : . ,J- l wJ. ,J. ,,J ,. A ,. ,J. .,1.. ,J. ,. ,J. ,. , - S, . ,I-I , . , 'I - , - ' , J- ' s, - ' , . ' , - , I. Y s - V a ' 5 s - 4 4 - a - Q ' 'I . E , . . s, .u 'e, . , . A , . , , , - -. , - . - V. , - , - , - , . , I- , - - , V 7 - I Z A - w - - v A , - - v ' ' v R. Kons, O. WlldCDbCf2, D, Vosters, 1. Hammen. 16, ' , . Z s Q , s- 5 s - , l M , ,. , . , , 1 , , 3 3 . . .. . Y I . . . , e . .N M N H 3 . S Y I . f . , , , x V. i wx V . , Uv ' 7 I -1 N ' A f eb e A ' A f j ' . , ' ss sl - 1- s V ,s ,s- A ,I S - v a s , . ' V 1 V . ........... . .. . . , , ' V 7 . . 1 V l