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

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' HE 'IAA'tIx'l'l.FR - F ORE WORD It is the purpose of this publication to present a brief record of the events and achievements of the students of D. C H. S., during the past sctloot year, and to serve as a reference in the future. N Q9 --.-. gg

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N N HTHIT 'l-Xlwqlll FRU' 'Z ALUMNI NOTES i The year 1926 has given to the world the largest graduating class ever sent out into the future by D. C. H. S. The class is willing and desirous to add its number to the former number of D. C. H. S. graduates, who consitute the recently organized Alumni Association. Great strides in the forward march have been made by the co-operation of in- dividual members of the organization, and we trust that the addition of the class of '26 will add just twelve items to the future well-being of all interests engrossing the attention of D. C. H. S. A. A. The 1926 graduating class consists of twelve members, each of whom will go forth for a. future career, bearing the class motto, I can and I will, firmly in mind. Thus, as in the past. D. C. H. S., will be proud of its new Alumni members. The class, in turn, will ever be mindful of what it owes to Alma Mater. The student body of D. C. H. S., extends to the graduates of 1926, its most heart- felt congratulations and best wishes for success in the future. Although all the graduates have not yet definitely determined upon their career. it is hoped that they will succeed in whatever path of life they may choose. Some of them have already secured reservations for college entrance next fall, but there are a few, who have not yet determined to what interest to devote their future. The Alumni Association of D. C. H. S., after June, will consist of the following members: 1923 Margaret Mylott Irene Holthouse Charlotte Niblick Aloysius Schneider Andrew Appleman. 1924 Anna Baker Marie Foos Anna Dowling 1925 Hugh Holthouse Robert Voglewede Earl Christen Fred Schulte Gerald Mylott. George Laurent 1926 Theodore Knapke Donald Gage Arthur Voglewede William Holthouse Eugene Durkin Cedric Voglewede Anna Nesswald Ida Baker Bernardine Christen Anna Murtaugh Helen Holthouse Alice Clark On December 30, 1925, after an interesting basketball game with the team of '26, D. C. H. S. A. A., enjoyed a social treat in the form of a banquet to which besides the members of the Association, Rev. J. A. Seimetz, Rev. O. A. Peters and the Advisory Board. consisting of Mr. C. Voglewede. Mr. M. J. Mylott. and Mr. J. Fisher were in- vited. This event marked the formal organization of the Association as well as the in- stallation of the officers. Several splendid talks were given, which roused the enthusi- asm of all who heard them. Altogether it was a most enjoyable affair, which will linger long in the memories of those who took part in the event. It was the first of its kind in the history of D. C. H. S.. but all participants are unanimous in declaring that such pleasant get-together aiairs must be a prominent feature in the life of the Alumni Association. 9 O QQ .. ............. gg One Hundred Three