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

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tit.-ifiiitiry t'ltltt4'IltXul'l1Ii t'.iut Xyntpt-it Att-1 Kteppcr Yfezf 5 Rosemary Futtentxuinp, 11 senior, wtio tins tween putting ttie pep into pep meetings tor ttie past two years was tieact fitieerteruter ttiis year, Rosie tins NYOl'tiCCt t1ill'Ct illiit CtCSCl'X'CS Illtlftt l'I'L'Lttt tOl' ttlC XVOI'ti St1C t1ilS LtOIlC. Atta tftepper, it junior, utyty ussistect Rosie in ttie wortt. Vttttft two sur- eecrtect in stirring up many rousing citieers tqrom ttie rooting seetion. Pant Xvotpert, ttiut ctiininutivc soptioniore, matte gooct in tiis tirst year witti ttle etieerteacters. tnte rertainty ttnew tlow to get u response txroin ttie rticcring group. Rosie witt tae tost to us tmy gractuation, taut Atta anct Pant Witt tae wittw us again, we tiope. rtitwe sptenctitt wort: att ttirec tiave accomptistic-ct ttiis Year is greatty upprceiatcct. t351

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Robert UQUQCIQ' Bolinger HQuacI:,H playing in an the games, showed hy his lcnacic ot chanting up the points and hy his good defensive woriq that he is out to do his hest for his Alma Mater. Great things can he expected of Bch next year. Leo K'Toc1r Alherding HToar,u a junior, was lost to the team in the first part of the season due to unaiterahie circumstances. He played suhstitute center on the squad and promises to he good material for next yearvs team. Simeon A-Dutch.. Hain UDutch,H a sophomore, surprised the team with his ahihty to handle the and to snap up the play. His Fighting spirit pepped up the morale ot the team. Dutch will he with us for two more years and should he a vatuahie asset to the team. Robert K-Curlyu Hess HCuriy.U a sophomore, who was unahie to play the First semester, proved a hig factor on the team the second semester with his pivot shots. Xve can expect much from Boh next year. Yffitaaamadng Um haw fltlnletic Dbwctc-fm Reverend Alvin Jasinslii, formerly of hfiichigan City. became our new Athletic Director this year. Known to most of the students as well as to the parish only as Father Alvin. he has already hecome a great friend of the team. Vxfe are very grateful to Father Atvin for an the time and iahor he has expended in our hehaits. Xve only hope that the Bishop will not take him away from us. Xve cant help hut have a great team next year with Father Alvin here with us. Heres to you, Father! E351