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

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Paul Brunton, XY'illi.1111 Rnnp, 5i111eo11 Hain, Paul Xvnlpert, glHSCPll- inc Daniels, Ruth Ann Burns, l Robert qchultc, Norbert lless, l 'l.1l11es Pwgan, Lucille Baker. Marx' l Alice Girard, plumes Meyer. ,I-'lm Tervcer, Vincent Tanvas, Geraldine Hcimann, licrmdinc Hackman, lllhel Muller, plumes W'e111l1oll. NIAIHCS Miller, Sr. Xl. Agnes, C.9..'l. This is the United States History Class, hard at Work under the supervision of Sr. M. Agnes. They are gaining an intimate knowledge of the grand panorama of our country, from its early colonial beginning, through the years of westward immigration, up to and including its present development. This story with its many descriptions of rapid progress, its Wars and its great heroes, is a most interesting one. A trip at this time to the freshmen room finds them engaged in English I. Do they like their mother tongue? Well, there is a special leaning towards Adventures in Literature rather than toward Exper- iences in Thought and Expression. A happy blending of the two how- ever, familiarizes them with the best in literature, as well as good sentence structure, correct usage of Words, and other intricacies of our language. Sr. M. Albertonia is in charge of the class. 1213

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FIFTH PERIOD 12:45 - 1:45 Kathleen Hcimann, laurine len- gt-rieli, Beriudine lfaurote, Marjorie Kintz, Frances Brite, Alta Klepper. Xlarie Meyer, Ambrose Geimer. Richard Teeple, Carl Braun, juan Parent, Carl Schultz, Leo Alber- uling, Sr. M. Agnes Teresc, C.S.,'l. This afternoon, let us go to the Commercial class and see our fu- ture business men and women at work. Under Sr. M. Rosemary's direction, these students are made familiar with all types of business forms -- banking, insurance, in- terest, etc., and receive a real preparation for business life. Here We see the students of the chemistry class at work in the laboratory under the supervision of Sr. M. Agnes Terese. The course offered is inorganic chemistryg its primary aims are to give the student an organized knowledge of the facts and principles of chemistry, as well as an appreciation of the services of chemistry to society through its contribution to health and industry. C307

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SIXTH PERIOD 1:45 -- 2:45 -lamcs Meyer, Robert Schulte. uhn Tciveer, Iamcs Xvcnwhoii, Paul Brunton, Vincent T.mv.1s. Sr. M. lkUSClU.ll'Y, fi.N.rl. In the commercial room at this time we came upon our book- keepers. They attack their work from two angles - educational and vocational. Educationally, they master the principles of the subject through class discussions. The vocational side is developed through the Various practice sets. Thus valuable training is acquired under Sr. M. Albertonia's guidance in accurate and efficient book- keeping. Let us visit Sr. Rosemary's plane geometry class. The course includes a study of proportion, similarity, designing, angle measurement, practical application of land measurement, etc. The main object is to develop logical thinking through geometric facts. til?