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

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SUPHUMURE CLASS HISTORY Bright and cheerful, we, of the class of '42, began our second year . . . Dauntlessly we approached our studies . . . History, English, Religion, Latin or German . . . found them interesting and delightful . . . Geometry was every bit as difficult as was predicted . . . maybe more so! . . . The Homecoming was the big event of the year . . . Well, what if our float did lose? It was all in the game . . . Sophomores Vied with other classes in scholastic activities . . . Athletics got their full share of attention, too . . . especially basketball . . . Memories of hard work and delightful fun of our sophomore year linger on . . . Hopefully we look forward to the day we shall ride at anchor in Port Iunior . . . Until then,-- Dor1't give up the ship! Margaret Heuring, '42 Top Row: D. Vosters, R. Hartjes, O. Wilderiberg, G. Hietpas, M. Van Asten, R. Kons, H. Vanden Heuvel, G. Hermsen R. Van Asten, L. Van Grinsven, T. De Koch, I. De Groot. Second Row: I. Hammen, I. Vanden Heuvel, I. Schumacher, L. De Bruin, R. l-luisman, I. Smaxwell, R. Iansen, W Hietpas, R. Van Grinsven, G. Siebers, R. Evers, I. Demerath. Third Row: C. Verstegen, W. Paalman, P. Lamers, R. Ebben, I. Simon, R. Gerhartz, I. Timmers, A. Paalman, I Lenz, I, Iansen, V. Van Eyck, F. l-leesakker, R. Vande-nberg Fourth How: G. Vosters, G. Smits, F, St. Aubin, M. Heuring, H. West, M, Zornow, M. Weyenberg, V. Kilsdonk I. Vanden Heuvel, L. Look, I. Weyenberq, L. Coenen, I. Van Domelen, I. Peeters, H. Hurst. Bottom Row: H. Hinkens, P. Hartjes, B. Vosters, R. Hermsen, N. Van Wymeren, B. Hanegraaf, M. Van Lankvelt R. Vanden Heuvel, D. Lamers, E. Vanden Heuvel, I. Lamers, B. Van Zeeland, H. Ryba, A. Vosters.

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...Q JUNIIJR CLASS HISTURY Fiity-three juniors return to their Land of Learning . . . Whew! . . . What choice subjects . . . Chemistry begins iermenting brains with acids . . . bases . . . salts . . . English class takes us back to the days of King Arthur . . . Linguam Latinam amamus . . . K6nnen Sie Deutsch sprechen? . . . Too many famous men in Church History . . . What are all those curlicues? We are learning shorthand . . . Listen to the rhythmical tap, tap, tap, coming from the typing room . . . Boys control class elections . . . Iunior Athletes form St. Iohn backfield . . . Exams are not so tough . . . Basketball is around the corner . . . Our stars form the forward offense . . . Our first dramatic debut is Superstitious Sadie . . . A joyous Christmas party is sponsored by the efficient juniors . . . What fun! . . . A rollicking sleighride party . . . Oh, those mid-semester tests . . . Resolved to save at least two pagan children . . . Our forwards are a success in basketball tournament . . . Iuniors present The St. Iohn Voice . . . We are eagerly looking forward'to the time when we will be high- brow seniors. Anthony Van Boxtel, '41 il7l

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Top Row: T. Iansen, D. Locy, E. Van Boxtel, W. Hoefler, I. Driessen, I. Williamsen, G, Brockmen, E. Weyen- bera, O, Hietpas, W. St. Aubin, S. Iansen, I. Nechodom, I. West. Second How: H. Berghuis, G. Iansen, M. Peeters, C. Van Asten, R. Bonqers, N. Vander Zanden, I. De Koch, R. Vanden He-uvel, M. Weyenberg, C. Welhouse, D. Lenz, N. De Coster, A, Williamsen. Third Row: L. Van Deraa, V. Zornow, D. Helf, I. Zornaw, M. Croell, A. Conrad, M. Webb, M. Van Heeswyk, I. Verstegen, L. Hoelzel, M. Baumqart, R, Hammen, G. Lam. Fourth How: E. De Bruin, G. Vissers, G, Huitinq, L. Van Asten, L. Vanden Booqart, R. Vander Wyst, D. Pynens berg, S, Bosch, C. Hermsen, F. Spierinqs, M. Vander Wyst. Fifth Row: R. Ianssen, C. Koehn, M. Vandenberg, I. M'llen, G. Vander Pas, M. Coppus, R. Verstegen, I, Peeren boom, Ft. Pennings, L. Vanden Heuvel, D. Peeters, G. Muelemans, H. Vosters, I. Biersteker. Bottom Row: D. Reider, C. McCabe, P, Strick, I. Hartzheim. Ft. Winius, R. Sanders, S. Hermes, E. Van Berkel, P. Reybrock, A. Minten, M. Iansen, G. Nault, I. Bizsterveldt. FRESHMAN CLASS HISTURY Freshmen class numbers seventy-five . . . Grand fun at homecoming parade . . . Freshmen share second prize on floats with juniors . . . Homecoming dance found most of the freshmen warming the benches . . . Freshies are life of party at the school dances . . . Girls of grade nine like basketball . . . Boys enjoy boxing and football . . . Also interested in more serious activities . . . Thirteen Mass servers on the list . . . Three day rest after the tortures of the semester exams . . . Whoever invented them? . . . Freshies have great fun at hilarious sleighride parties . . . Students excited before first dissection lesson . . . X Y Z's in Algebra are puzzles . . . Freshmen plan on buying three babies . . . A melancholy scene . . . Freshman boys defeated by grade school boys . . . Score . . . eleven and nine. Will we, the freshmen, score seventy- five carefree sophomores? Geraldine Van Der Pas, '43 l1 l