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

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Alma Klepper, I'rliel Miller, l-1Sepl1ine Daniels. Bette Young. filary C. Spangler. Bernsdine lnlurore, l.aurine Lengcrich, Leu Alberding, Marjorie Kinw, Vera Braun, Frances Brite. Lucille Baker, liuth Ann Horns, Geraldine Hula yiann, Robert Ulman, Wan. Roup, Robert Bolinger. .lames Ilogaii, Richard Twple. Sim Hain. Norbert Hess, Paul XY'olpert. This is the Senior-junior Glee Club, a group trained by Sr. M. Patricia in choral singing. The students acquire a taste for the best in music and at the same time spend happy hours singing the songs they love. The Glee Club furnishes numbers for several of the programs during the year. On two days of the Week We find the seniors in Religion Class. Their year's Work centers on the Apostles' Creed, which they study in great detail. Earnest and serious consideration is given to Catholic life and action. The work is conducted by Father Alvin and Sr. M. Agnes Terese. The sophomores' Religion Class is held twice a week also at this period under the supervision of Father Alvin and Sr. M. Fidelis. Detailed study of the Commandments forms the nucleus of their year's work. This field furnishes many topics for interesting classroom discussions. 4157

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FOURTH PERIOD ' Our next stop is the Health 10:45 - 11:30 class. Here an opportunity is given the students for a thorough health instruction program under the guidance of Sr. M. Agnes Terese. providing for very dehnite health information and a building of health ideals. A major aim is ac- curate instruction in personal, family, and social adjustment and enjoyment. There is no more interesting period of the day for the freshmen than the one devoted to Religion. The material studied and discussed centers around the Commandments. Many are the lively discussions that arise, when the students try to iustify their actions and prove that they conform to this infallible moral code. Father Alvin and Sr. M, Albertonia are in charge of this work. T3l S?i1'E' - ',-- . ., . -l.lI1lL'X Kahne, Alohn llolthnuse. lean Schulte. ,lames llnlthousc, Ali-ge Hoop, Catherine Lielirle, XY'm. liiker. Harold Keller, Virginia Neyer, Paul Smith. Fred Coffee, lrene Braun, .Ieannette Braun. Daviil l4ei'x'ecr, liilcen llesx, ,Ioan lirunlun. Roher! Kulinle, lidward liaurote, Ylarjnric Low, Betty lions, joseph litller, Mary Ann Voglewede, Ruth iX1l1ll, Patricia Schmitt, Betty Grai- iitenllorotliy Braun, Robert Knhne, llnlwert lengcrich. Rosemary Spang- ler, Arthur Heimann, Carolyn ming, lemme Rumschlag, Irene ilcilnann,Patricia Runisehlaghlosepli Xlillcr, Paul Schultz, .leronie Recd. lltv. liatlwer Alvin, C163