Decatur High School - Decanois Yearbook (Decatur, IL)

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,,, A17 ,lffllfffhhl f ,U V., , , - -,ff-X f' EZAESH E! 0Q5DJ Sept. 26-Auditorium. XYe learn all about the different school societies. and we find out they are pretty good. l'll bet the enrollments increase after this. Sept. 27-Seniors have first class meeting. XYe accept the constitution made by the committee. lt's great to be a Senior after all these years. Sept. 28-'Nother class meeting. Nominations for our officers. lYe haven't decided who is best. .Xuditorium. Pep meeting! lfootball men are on the stage to inspire! Mr. Crooks makes very convincing speech. Sept. 29-This isn't the thirteenth, but it ought to bel 'Tis pity 'tis true. Monticello slipped upon us in the last few minutes and won 3-O. Peyt is hurt. -lake eouldn't play. Red -lones and Mitch carried out. XYe're thinking of building a hospital near the field. lt would have to be a big one. But are we blue? NG, NG!!! Get. lglldna Cranston isn't going to chew gum in the library any more. Gct. 2-.Xt class meetings this morning, .Xrt Gleason proposes that those having IOO credits can vote. Discussions carried on nominees. Gh, if they could only hear the compliments they are given. Get. 3-l wonder how many Seniors passed the intelligence test that was given this morning. Sh. Thelma lfrickson says she put tby mistake, of coursel that she was born in 191O!! Get. -l.-Another intelligence test was given this morning. According to the test, Helen Johns is twelve years old. She missed it by a whole year. tllfliss Bridges took one on the side and she is fourteen! Get. 5-Everyone enjoys the .linglaterra orchestra at the Country club. All the regulars were there. Gct. 6-D. H. S. downs Bloomington in football 9-6. NYonderful game. Several carloads went over to see the game and they saw a real game. too. Jake went back to the home town in a car loaded with twelve. He held two girls on his lap and slept 'til we arrived in Clinton. Get. 8-Red Nash sport ears are very popular at D. H. S. Marg likes them. '. 'Q s Aggg gggggggggg t OCT is :jj52g'5jj,:gif-'bfi gig:-I Q ,Z 5.1.-.ji '-jf-. :Q .- r fs. 7 Q4 ,. OCT .8 ' Jlllhi-ii llllijg in B 5 Get. 9-After the football game Helen H. Briggs says she knows Ster- ling's socks are full of holes but she doesn't give a darn! Page IIQ

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T f1'1Wf Gam ma-w oods -S -5 Calendar for 1924 Sept. 4-Yacciuatiou! Complicationl Registration! Sept. 5-Bandages worn by everyone somewhere. Sept. 6-Pauline Stewart, new Observer editor, starts her new work right by having an issue all ready for us-but our Observer is no longer a monthly magazine-it's a lovely little newspaper. Sept. 7-liveryone takes a look over other occupants in 522. Pretty good ole gang, at that. XYe enjoy our first auditorium, hearing Hal Birt, llr. Richeson and Dr. Deam. Several alunmae present. Glen Mc. and Cord Lipe, included. Mr. Crooks presented. XYelcome to D. H. S. Sept. lO-Notice Elizabeth l-leall. She's been to etiquette. She says, l l beg your pardon. the way all little girls should. SEP no - it ' l.P5'1DPEL:' f - 0 5 f ew 5' ' Ol' . 41' ' A 1' :s ' 1' Xe' . at iff ll ,a - , :- I Xl . Muff' SEDT 12 Q, Sept. 12-Mother says, No dates on school nights, Taitie. Sept. 15-We were expecting an auditorium, but we were sadly fooled. Sept. l-l+-Xuditorium. XYe were asked to sell LOUD season tickets for football, and we took bids for llOO. Thats our kind of a school. Sept. 17-Bliss Hull has already sold her quota of ten tickets. Nine for Miss Hull! l Sept. 18-The great mystery is no longer a mystery. Dale Yoder's teeth are his own. The stories going around are false, but not his teeth. Sept. l9-lt's wonderful to be in love, isu't it, Dorothy? lDou't know him? XVhy, Leanord XYallaCe.l Sept. 20-Auditorium. Mr. Raymond Denz speaks of the National Constitution. 'l'hat's his third appearance at D. H. S., and we'll be glad to see him again. Sept. 21-Grandest pep meeting after school today. Mr. Dfonnell and Mr. Keith talk. liugene .Xbrams and Hal Birt lead us in a few roaring cheers. Sept. 2-l-The boys are working hard at -lohn's field. XYe're on your tracks, Monticello! Sept. 25-Charles Fishback makes today memorable. He rides to school in a taxi. llugr IIN

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