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

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18 DEEDS AND MISDEEDS GIRLS BASKET BALL GIRLS’ BASKET BALL The girls’ basket ball team won every game that was played (which was not very many). Our team started practicing soon after school began. For some weeks Miss Sellemeyer did not tell us who made up the team. One night, Mr. Brown appeared in the gym, with the record book, and luckilj all the girls Miss Sellemeyer had se¬ lected were eligible. The following made up the team: Guards: Hazel Peterson Lillian Worthman Forwards: Helen Dorwin (captain) Mildred Worthman Center—Herretta Elzey (1st se’st’r) Mary Macy (2nd semester) Side Center: Sadie Fisher. —Helen Dorwin Miss Iva Spangler of grade six, wishing to finish some work she had already begun asked to be excused this term so that she might enter the State Normal at Muncie, Indiana. Her request was granted and she is now in school working hard. Though we miss Miss Spangler, we are happy in the thought that she will be with us again in September.

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DEEDS AND MISDEEDS 17 BOYS BASKET BALL. SECOND SEMESTER We again played the Berne boys on our home floor. This time we were successful in winning by a score of. 12-14. Mr. Gibson was our coach for the second semester. The line up for the second semester follows: Forwards: Robert Acker Chester Reynolds. Center: Russel Baumgartner. Guards: Ora Brentlinger Chester Brandyberry. Substitutes: Charles Hite Edward Anderson. —Russel Baumgartner HISTORY AND CIVICS A nation is safe for democracy only when it is composed of citizens who know their duties and do them conscientiously. The boys and girls of our schools constitute the source from which a citizenship of this kind must be developed. Our curriculum is so arranged that the seventh and eighth grade classes are to study both History and Civics; History in the Seven B and Eight B, and Civics in the Seven A and Eight A classes. BETTY ERWIN. -o- Hilda Miller: “Comparison is the vibration of an adjective.”

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