Decatur Catholic High School - Tattler Yearbook (Decatur, IN)

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THE TATTLER ggggggggggggggpgqgggqgggg.gg..ggggggg..g........g........,.....,...........5.................g..g..p-Qmonsoonooaosoooscoononsoocaosoooncc OVH VLASS Our Ulass is surv thu- hvst of Q-lassvs. Tliougli we are only two lads and two lassvs. Murphy, hv's l1'ish as lrish can hu, VVln,-n he typt-writes he llt'Vf'l' misses a kvyl lllanona, our standhy, is quick as a niink, 4Whvn it conies to tigurvs, she- surv makes us think. lt's Margarvt who is tho dandy girl, NVli0n it Conivs to English heir mind does twirl. Walte1', tll2lf.S mv, thvy say lllll a sport, ln shorthand, a thousand a niinutl- l'll rl-Cord. So ln-rv ws-'rv ready to start our work We'll show you w0'll infer our duty shirk. W. BRllNNEGRAl4'F, Font. ll. FAREVVELL At last we must bid fl. Il. S. farewvll. Just how inuvh wi- hate to, nu-rc words fail to tvll. Though glad to seo our diplomas in vii-w, NVe're wishing. just wishing, onv niorf- yi-ar with you. The loss of conipanionship we will fool, For your friendship was oh! so true and so real, Wal know we can ne'vr tind a friend more true. But we must take courage and bid you adivu. Farewell, Flassuiatvs and Teaclmrs so dear. Though wsfll drift apart you will eve,-r bv ns-ar. Forellr we'll cherish the mvniory of you, So once more U. H. S., adieu, adieu. M. NIBLICK, Cont. ll.

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THE TATTLER 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 o n Q 0 0 0 --0-'Qu0--o--0--Q--0--0--0--l--1--e--o--c--v-Q--s--s--o--u--0 0 0 0 o o I 0 c o 0 s 0 0 0 0 0 u 0 ow 0 1 I l COMMERCIAL CLASS HISTORY On September sixth, Nineteen hundred and twenty-one, three boys and two girls in response to the old school bell came to school joining the Commercial Department of the Decatur Catholic High School. We were: Edward Murphy, Pearl Martin, Manona Wertz- herger. Charles Mougey and Walter Brunnegraft. It was not long until our coulitenanees were clouded with perplexities but we endured those without a sigh. We all passed through the first year all right and were ready to come hack the next year to finish our course. At the beginning of the next term we missed two of our school- mates. Charles Mougey, who moved to Toledo, Ohiog and Pearl Martin who discontinued her studies. It was not long when Mar- garet Niblick joined our ranks and made our class a four-leafed clover class. To our minds this was a lucky streak for we think we are the luckiest class that ever occupied seats in the commer cial department. Now, we have passed over the rocky road of studies and we are ready to find a path to lead us through life. VVhen we have found that path we will always look back to D. C. H. S. as the source of our career. lf

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