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

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so Aamarzea . Afafoty President . . . . . Vincent Tanvas Vice-president . ..,. Ethet tytitter Secretary . . . . . Josephine Daniets Treasurer . . . . . John Terveer Historian s.rr, .,,,,..s P aut Brunton Class Guartticiri . . . Sr. Nt. Fictetis, Molto: Duty. Courage. Honest5', Service. Colors: Blue anct Gotct. Flower: American Beauty Rose. Xvhen the sophomores met in September, they were amazect to tind the varietv ot interests that hact ctevetopect among them since they parted as freshmen in June. Qne group. parlicutartv interestect in ctramatics, staged a one act ptay, Hcountry Lights, at the ctass meeting in Novemher. Another group. to whom traveting appeated. visitect such interesting ptaces as Chicago, South Benct. txtitwautqee, Toledo, tnctianapotis, and tvtichi- gan City. A strong attraction tor music was evictencect hy the many sophomores who joinect the Gtee Ctuhs. Twice a week titteen ot them tet their metoctious voices re-echo through the huitcting. The Schoot Banct, too. woutct not he comptete without the sophomore ctarinet anct mettophone ptayers. As to interest in athletics-thirteen out ot the twenty-two in the ctass were memhers ot the hastcettxatt team, the others ctoing their share in the cheering section. They have certainty heen tiving up to the tractitions ot D.C. HS. Stucties were tnv no means negtectect hecause ot these ctivictect interests. The sophomores tect the honor rott more than any other group, anct it Was a sophomore gift who won the S. S. C. retigion awarct. The ctass as a Whole gave verv fine evictence ot pep anct gooct spirit which we hope they Witt Con-- tinue to show as they step up into the rantc ot juniors. U61

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QA!! jlkwddi of Q46 WOVLEZZA President .... . . . Leo Hackman Vice-president . . . . .loan Neering Secretary . . . , lxtlareyle Braun Treasurer . . . , , Theodore liolinger Hisloririn . , . . . . Gerald Vli. Lengerich Class Guuriliuri . . . . Sr. lxl. rxlhertonia, CSJX. lxlolfo: lo Conquerfy Colors: Pinlq and Green. Flower: Sweet Pea. On Septemher T. 193T the lreshmen. thirty-hve strong, entered upon a new era in their lile. rl-heir newness in no way detracted lrom their service. Almost immediately upon their arrival. hut particularly alter their initiation hy the seniors, the lreshmen lound their way ahout, gathered up the threads ol school activities, and, under the guidance ol' Sr. lxl. rxlhertonia, wove into the pattern ol their lreshman year a full and colorlul design. Vlqheir initial year in high school toolq on a deeper signiltcance through a splendid retreat given hy Rev. Father nlgracy, U. lvl. l. It proved a fitting preparation lor the years worli. The lreshmen showed their good will and loyalty lay entering whole- heartedly into all activities. Vlqhey lent a hand in the rlqattler Subscription Campaign, as well as, in serving lirst Friday hrealdqasts. rl-hey did their part toward enjoyahle class meetings and had many representatives in the Glee Cluhs. School Hand. Baskethall Teams, and Pep Cluh. slune linds them ready to relinquish all claim to the title ot dgreen lvreshiesh and with characteristic eagerness to hegin their year as studious sophomores. U81