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

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Gln Aazftt of ifeziginte Time swiftly moves around to 11:30, and at the sound of the bell everyone hurriedly replaces his books. The out-of-town students grab their lunch and settle down to enjoy its deliciousness, while the other students hurry home to their well- earned luncheon. Immediately after lunch, intimate groups assemble to enjoy the noon hour. Some can be seen window shopping uptown, others play cards, and still others are seen walking outside, enjoying the fresh air or taking part in outdoor sports. Shortly before the l2:45 bell rings, the students begin strolling back to school, reluctant to spend the afternoon indoors. A well balanced day must include both work and play. however, therefore it's back to work they goli' U39

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Marcyrle Braun, Dolores Bentz, Honora Schmitt, Rosalia Miller, ,lane Kleinhenz, Rosemary Len- gerich, Catherine Teeple. joan Neering, Dorothy Rumschlag, Ruth Gillig, jane Holthouse, Naomi Gcimer, Norma Meyer. Mary Helen Lichtle, Fred Bierly, Robert Briede. Gerald Lengerich, Ieo Braun, joe Maurice Spangler, Celeste Miller, Germaine Faurote, Alice Kintz. Patricia Berling, Leona Ulemnn, Carl Rumschlag, Leo Hackman, Max johnson, Eugene Smith, Ted Bnlinger, I.eo Ulman. Sr. M. Patricia. C.S.A. Here we are in the library. This is a place of great activity during many periods of the day. Here the students secure information from cncyclopedias, textbooks, pamphlets, and magazines, all available and easily accessible to all. The fiction shelves receive their just share of patronage, too. The sophomores are spending a study period in the library at present under the guidance of Sr. M. Patricia. Next, we may visit the Religion UI Class, where we End the juniors intent on the study of the Sacraments. In the consideration of these seven sources of grace, the students find much to hold their interest and to increase their knowledge of and love for their holy faith. The work is conducted by Father Alvin and Sr. M. Agnes. U77

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C7l5ll6TIl00ll CZHAJEJ 12:45 -'- 3:45 Oh yes, that was the 12:45 bell you heard announcing the opening of the afternoon classes. It was scarcely audi- ble amid the din of laughter, talking, and shouting. Nevertheless, the pupils have heard it and have reluctantly, but promptly, quieted their games, finished their conversations, and returned to their rooms. Now everything is quiet except for the sound of opening and closing of desk drawers, for the students are getting out their books and looking over their assignments in preparation for the first class of the afternoon. Perhaps you will enjoy continuing our trip and getting a glimpse of the students at work in their various classes. To the right, above, are the Junior class officers They are IS follows JOHN TERNRER PlFSl'10llf Kseatedj JAMES BOGAN Vzre pzeszdwn frightj ETHEL MILLER Secrciarv PAUL BRUNTOL HIYfOlldlI Cleftj The junior class picture will be found at the end of the next section