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

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Senior Closs History 1-oo14ing back over the past 1our years. we remember we11 our entrance into high schoo1 in 1933 as Hgreen freshmenf, This was a new phase in our 1ite, but all twenty-one ot us went to work with a determination to succeed. tn reviewing our freshman days, some ot the bigger events that stand out are H1nitiation,U ot course, then our First acquaintance with puella. aqua. etc., and those mystitying puZz1es. a'I b-cIx and crxyz. Eventua11y we overcame these 1aborious tas1Qs and 1oo1ied forward eagerty to our sophomore year. Nineteen of us returned as sophomores to undertake the serious comp1ications of geometry and to accompany Caesar on his adventurous campaigns. This year witnessed a1so our budding ta1ents in dramatics, and we enjoyed many rea1 good times, such as the c1ass picnic in 1V1ay. Our entrance in 1935 as upper c1ass- men thri11ed a11 seventeen of us. Wittl great eagerness, we worked at and pre- sented our junior c1ass p1ay, Mtqhe Jade i151 Ring and. a11 in a11, it was a great suc- cess. The Junior-Senior Prom was rea11y our hrst socia1 venture and it proved to be an occasion we sha11 1ong remember. September 1936 found us hfteen seniors 1oo1cing Forward to ma1:ing our 1ast year in high schoo1 the best of a11. Earty in Qctober, when we discussed p1ans tor the Tattter, Sister Rosemary appointed Mary 1V1artha Terveer editor-in-chief and Fred Vog1ewede business manager. Each senior has wi11ing1y done his part and 1ent his ta1ents toward making this, our Friend- ship Edition, the best Tattter yet. As we 1oo1c back over the year we reca11 with p1easure the ordering of our rings, cards and invitations, our measurements tor the caps and gowns, and the dances atter the various games. Xve remember the great success ot our p1ay, m1'hey,11 Do 1t Every Timex, And now, we have come to the end. Xve sha11 a1ways carry with us a 1asting gratitude to our teachers and see1c to ma1ce our 1ives a worthy proof of what they have meant to us.

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Stotion D C H S This is George taierly. your news com- mentator, hringing to you the highlights ol the world sponsored hy Xvarner movie- tone. FLASH Xve hear that there will soon he wedding hells tor that well-lcnown crooner, .loe Triclcer, whom you hear every evening over the B-Q-U-networlq at 6:30 PM. FLASH Lets go over to Africa with that tamed aviatrix, Loreto Rose Lose. She has twice flown alone to the deepest parts ol' Attica and is now trying a third and more dangerous attempt. FLASH XV e hear that Miss Genevieve Ripherger, the opera star, is starting on a tour through Europe and is accompanied hy the nationally linown pianist and con- cert leader, lxliss lxlarjorie Brown. Now lets see what we have in the line ol sports. FLASH New Urleans-Pittshurgh volley hall game. Margaret Xvolpert, captain ol' the Xvarriors, was again the star ot the game. She and her partner, Virginia liorns, put the game in the hagu for New Qrleans. Then we have Fred Voglewede, the famous coach of the Chicago Bears, who has again hrought forth a champion team lor the second consecutive year. Heres luclq tor next year, Fred. FLASH Now tor a hit ot fashion. At the Bellmont Grove last night lvliss Mary Catherine Holthouse, the head model ot U63 the Vogue here in New Yorlc, was seen in one ol the smartest models of the latest Paris gowns. Lets hop over lor a hit ot education. FLASH Be sure to read the editorial in tonights New Yorlc Times entitled Hpeoplesy Rights. It comes from the pen of that famous journalist, Miss Mary Martha Terveer, assistant stalt editor on the Times. FLASH Miss Martha .lane Foos is talcing a much-needed rest from lndiana Univer- sity where she is the Latin teacher. She resumes her duties in the fall. FLASH Just hot over the Wires. lvletro- Mayer studios, Hollywood, California, just renewed a live year contract with the famed acrohatic tap dancer, Charles Cook. FLASH Frances Loshe is ahout to malce her Elm dehut as Urluliau in the nationally read historical drama Ulhe Great Trag- edyfl This is a story written hy Miss Josephine Xvolpert who has twice re- ceived the Nohel prize tor her worli. And hetore l sign oft, we have one more Hash. Miss Esther Rumschlag, who has heen campaigning tor the senatorship lor the state ot New Yorlc, has just won her election hy an overwhelming majority. This is station D-C-H-S signing oft. Be sure to tune in next weelc at this same time lor some more flashes from George Bierly, your news commentator.