Central School - Deeds and Misdeeds Yearbook (Decatur, IN)

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DEEDS AND MISDEEDS 11 BERTHA BUNNER Primary GLADYS KERN Second Grade LENA RUTLEDGE Girls’ Physical Training A. G. MOORE Boys’ Physical Training

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10 DEEDS AND MISDEEDS IVA SPANGLER Sixth Grade NEVA BRANDYBERRY Fifth Grade MARGARET MORAN Fifth Grade ZELMA STEVENS Sixth Grade

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12 DEEDS AND MISDEEDS FIRST AND SECOND GRADES First Grade We’re the tots so gay and happy, In our places always found. When the school bell rings its wel¬ come. ‘Tis to us a merry sound. Rushing in soon as the bell rings, Each aglow with happy face; Eager for the reading lessons, Or to have a number race. Drawing, spelling, sounding, singing. Let the truant roam at will; Writing, counting, story telling, We‘ll be working, happy still. Let us ever be true scholars, Mind the lessons we are taught; Let no idle disobedient, Ever in our school be caught. Second Grade Come one, come all a tale to hear, A worthy one, ’tis true, How four and twenty little tots Grew and grew, and grew. Of course all children do, you say, Of that there is no doubt. Clothes much too small, but that’s not all, For most of them wore out. Last year our primers were a task And readers too, were hard; But now we each can proudly boast. T-W A well-filled library car. We’ve grown in numbers, spelling, art, And all the rest, you know. But best of all we’ve learned to know We’ve just began to grow.