Decatur High School - Decanois Yearbook (Decatur, IL)

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1945 C. E. Pearson tSa!e5nza11Jhip, Window Display, Vocational Retailingl B.E.d., Illinois State Normal Universityg A.B., University of Illinois, N. Rosan QTyping, General Burirzess, Bookkcep- ingj B.Ed., Illinois State Normal Universitvg MA., Colorado State College of Education' Marjorie Sanborn CSlzorthoznd, Slgnggrgphyj AIBE, James Millikin University. Mabel Scheiderer CBu.vine55 Labomtofjy, Tvpizggl B.S., Kirksville State Teachers College. Ida shap1f0.CB00kkffpingJ A.B., Illinois vvesieyan Universlty. Paual Smallwood CLaw, Englishj A.B., LLB., Har- vard Universityg MA., University of Illinois. Commercial --0' ,avwv vzuaadl- e.. 4 xx' , f R fav' Faculty An asset in securing a good office job is a course in oHice techniques which is offered ni Decatur high. Stu- dents hecome acquainted with all types ofoHice machines and learn their use. Adaptability to a job is greatly simplified ifone is well acquainted with new types of equipment.

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- fm Q was my Mgg 4.1 'QP vm-1 ,af Faculty Accuracy and speed are the two ideals strived for in typing. I-Iere, Mr. Rosan aids one of his students in her work. Ability to read, think, and act quickly and efficiently is essential to a good stenographer or typist. Many students secure good commercial po- sitions before graduation. THE DECANOIS Ruth Bane CBo0kkeepingj B.Ed., Illinois State Normal University. Mildred Bushell CCommercial Geography, Stenog- mpihy, Typingj B.Ed., Illinois State Normal University. Gerald Cox CBookkeepingJ B.S., M.S., University of Illinois. Camilla Kinsella Cddvanced Slzorfhand, Transcrip- tion, Typingj B.Ed., Illinois State Normal University. Elmer Nickel Qfliypingj A.B., Illinois College, M.A., University of Illinois. Mary Parker QStenogmphy, Typingj B.Pd., Ypsilanti State Normal University, A.B., University of Michigan. Commercial

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M -dll r Faculty Physical changes are constantly tak- ing place about us fevery day. The study of physical science enables us to understand both the causes and results of these changes. Few subjects touch a personfs life as closely as physics does. In this picture Mr. Kerns' class is studying light refraction. . THE DECANOIS Gansel Bennett QBiol0gy, Physica! Sciencej A.B., M.S., University of Illinois. Richard Hammond CChemi5try, Physica! Sciencej B.S., Ball State Teachers College. Byron Kerns CPlzy5if.vl A.B., Park Collegeg MA., University of Missouri. Katherine Minto CBi0logyj B.S., Beloit Collegeg M.A., University of Colorado. Mary Orr CBi0I0gyj A.B., University of Illinois. Asa Sprunger CBiologyJ A.B., Oberlin College. Science