Decatur High School - Decanois Yearbook (Decatur, IL)

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ll the decfanois gf? ' I I RALPH HILEMON X l g Il Rotaro, '29, '30, Announcement Committee of ' SS RN The reason 'why I talk so much is that I have Q ,I so much to say. Mid-Year Class, '31. R X in X 1 Q SQ- ii . ,Egg WILLIAM HILL . IQ '15 Pe -r' ' ze' ffm Ion If no Izflf. 'if , , , , XIXCENT HoI.I.Ex gee? , 4'N0fll!IIf1 dom' is llurrl work. llgii F0nnu,'2s.'z9, mm IILY,'Z8,'29,'30g Bas ketball, '23, '29, 'go 'SI is I HARRY HCDDART Br Elljlltllltl :chat slit' rvlll, X E 5 E ll'I'tlI all her faults Sill' is my cozmtry .r W ff' It Ei .Egg 211, Glee Club, '29, '30, Cross Country, '29 'XO' gl Track, 's0. goal R, ,I :ig as lil f' ,ae lst: ag- ., Egil :gig 5 I3 :gs 5 :za 33'2 2-1 ,s in ,Sy 'sz .rss I5 , 1 '- .6 . . li if 's Ur: if 13:5 I F fy, .. . ,gg ,E . , 4: E 5' if -if 1 llgl it ,gy 5 Il fig? eii . I gglg ? il I .,', 3, s 3 1 l 5 ll .: E 51,5 iff ' '52 ,, L ? lf 3 ig ,, 'L KATHREEN KINNAMON A young atlzlvtif girl, fearless and gay. G A. A., '28, 229: Soccer, '28, Hockey, '28, Basketball, '28, '29: Volleyball, '28, Swastika, '28g Poetry Club, '29. ELSIE KIRKMAN 'Tis but n fart we sec and not a whole. Review Story Contest, '29. ELVIN KISTLER Lct's lcarn to live, for we must die alone. FRED LESLEY The proper science and subject for man': conf templatzon 15 man 11-11nself. Football, '26g Basketball, '26, '27, '28: Baseball, '27, Football Trainer, 'ZBQ Radio Club, '30, Forum, '30, '31, Mid-Year Announcement Com- mittee, '31g Mid-Year Class Day Program, '31, FREDERICK LOGAN CNo Photographj Fi1Ially. LUKE MALLINSON I know no way of judging the future but by the past. JANET MCDEED If to her .vlzare some errors fall, Look to lzer face and you'll forget them all. Arion, '27, '28g Junior Art League, '28. Page 30

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Il me decanois fs-7 ELIZABETH SCHAUB ,: 5? Agnm 29, Swastika 7 28' Home Econom- N Frie-ndlines: and happ1'm'.r: are Izumi in hand. QS tv. VY., I ics Club. '23, '29, '30, INXS, f ENID SCHAUB I :a E6 15. lVl1o quieily gives her best. Swastika, '28, '29, Home Economics Club, '29, X '30. .X :-gl' te igsyiwa ' RAY SCOTT Si SSS? 7' ' ' 1 fid f Q owermg IH tw can run' o lwmztyaozw. Rotaro, '29, '30, Secretary. '31, Ida K. Martin Contest, '30, Observer, Business Manager, '30, '31, Observer Delegate to I. S. H. S. P. A., '30, President of Mid-Year Class, '3l. fliisll Sf? z Est KARL SIEBECKER Q Kr10zvlvdgv is fw1c'm'. 1 :,,gjs Q5 I ,s xg 55.2 3 3:51 5- 63 193 it 1 fg ,l , aa: 4 , ET: . J .,, ii l -Isl: :EL l .,.. 5 5,25 ,. .:.:- p 3 Elf? 'is . J '5 , 3 N Q so 3 ti , l . . Q Z ' x er, 1 . 4 , F 2' 2 Z . W 43 25: 3:1 21: 5 gl ft . Hg2l 'wswvf , , ,,n, ,-. .f I' 2 i l ' 1 f 1 31 DOROTHY SMITH A Calm dvlibcratc mirn and a 'willilzy l1car't. Commercial Play, '30, Agora, '30. ARTHUR SPENCE None but himself can be his parallel. Rotaro. '28, '29, '30, Mask and Wig, '28, '29, '30, Cheer Leader, '28, '29, '30, The Fatal Quest, '29, The Wonder Hat, '30, JOHN STOUTENBOROUGH Hf' ix drcadfzllly married. He's the most mar- ried man I ever saw fn my lzfef' Banrl. '28, '29, '30. HERMAN SUNDERLAND Onc's outlook is part of his 1'r'1'tne. Closs Country, '28. FRIEDA TOOLE .'Vutl:1'ng7 endures but persomzl q1ral1'tiv.r.' GWENDOLYN WELTY Al'wayx a good worker, but always ready for a good time. Salutatorian Mid-Year Class, '3l. Page 32