Decatur High School - Decanois Yearbook (Decatur, IL)

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t raum a-s wam May 8-Cabins out around town are now in style, and every clique grabs a cabin and camps out a week-end. May 9-Next year some of the exalted and dignified Seniors will be D. .-Xbaly, Red -lones, E. johnson, Bus Tait, Frank Gollings. May 12-Miss Kinsey is back ,from spending the week-end in Cham- paign-studying new spit-curls. May l3-This weather is so nice, and Miss English calls roll, or at least everyone thinks so, but she really is only announcing the odd hours of absence. Home room period was lengthened in order to announce them all. May 14-Ray Lonnon singing was melancholy today. Do you suppose Adelaide dirty-tricked him? May 15-Auditorium. The Seniors are beginning to think how few the times will be when the loyalty songs will be sung, by them as students. May 16-Glee Clubs' Operatta. Very good. May 17-Forum-Rotaro party. Pulled great. May 19-Jerry Nicholson, exalted president of the ukelele club, spent the week-end in Danville. May 20-Dave Kincaid announces that he will renew his lease for the high school for another year. May 21-Qur old friend, Mr. Gilkey, speaks. XYe like your yearly speeches, Mr. Gilkey. May 22-just thinking it over-this has been a pretty successful year for real cases, engagements, styles, clubs. May 23-Agora-Aristos party. May 24-G. A. A. party. They are always wonderful, with a decided increase of the roll as the time for the party draws near. May 28-The whole day taken up in anticipation for tomorrow. May 29-Senior Class Day!!! Auditorium. Good-bye Juniors, Sophs. Be sure to take as good care of ole D. H. S. as we have. Have pep, fun and scholarship. May 30-Decoration Day. May 31-It is so much nicer to go outside than study for exams that are coming so soon. But every cloud has its silver lining. oun YP:L.L . iL..E.'ADEF2s ' ' I e r k a 'nl W t EE A Page 130

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vm wa ,Z ,, - F22--W EAN !-w oedn - , W' June 2-Lees, Gushards, Stuart'5, Linn's, etc., are very popular for the few wl I ' ' ' ' 10 1axe not yet found their gI'2lLlU2'lflOI1 dresses. June 3-Exams. June -1-Some more of the same. june 6-Commencement Dax' ewerciees and Grand din ' I . . -, ,D '. ce atterwards to celebrate the occasion. XYith some, graduation is after many hard years 14, 5, or 65 of varied studying and otherwise. Goodbye, everyone. 4 55, K Pug: 140