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

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M,1i-jnrie Kint7,l3crnndine Fnurute. Vern llrauu, Mary C. Spangler. Robert Ulnmn, Jenin Parent, l..1urine lengericlv, leo Albertlinig, lirances Brite, lintlileen Heinimlln, Rolvrt Hess, Marie Meyer, XY'iilll.'lI11 Kulinlc, .Xlt.i lileppef, Betty Schulte, Sr. Xl. Albertonii, C.S.rl. The students in Advanced Shorthand are gaining experience in taking dictation. Their aim is to acquire the ability to put out many letters for an employer some day. As a consequence, they become thoroughly ac- quainted with letters than represent cross-sections of business corres- pondence as it is found from coast to coast. They work under Sr. M. Albertonia's guidance. This is Sr. Rosemary's Citizenship class. In it, the students become well acquainted with government - Federal, State and City. They learn not only of their rights and privileges as citizens. but also of their corresponding duties, such as that of casting their ballot, - ' 'Q 1 es:f '5Q'fFiw .t , , ,.,i littty Cimlllter, Virginhi Nlcycr. llurorliy liraun, Jerome RLll11XCl'll,l411, :Xrtliur Ht-im.1nn, Hubert lengericli, ,Xlice Rmmp, Jerome Reed, Robert iiizlme, James Knline, ,Inlin Hult- lwmse, glenn Schulte, hlames llnlt- liouse, Catherine lichtle. XY'illi.im linker, Paul Smith, Ioan Brunton, Hirultl Keller, Fred Coffee. Irene lirnun, l .u1nette Braun, Divid Ter' Veci, Iiileen Hess, Robert Kuhn , Fdwnrd Fxurote, Nlarjnrie Lose, Betty Faux, Mary Ann Vuglewedu. Ruth Kint7,P.itrici.i Schmitt,-Iosepli Keller, Rosemary Spungler, Carolyn Young, Irene Heimann, Patricia , lfumsclilag, joseph Miller, Paul Schultz, Sr. lvl. Rosenmry, C.S.A. C257 It.

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Jn ,M6lflfL0'CfcilfIfL The passing away of James Brennan on October 22. left a gap in the freshman class which cannot easily be Hlled. Jimmy was such an all around pal to the members of his class, popular in sports, an efficient tap dancer, ra faithful and promising member of the school band, and by his cour- teous and helpful ways, a pleasure to his teachers. His fidelity in serving at God's altar deserves the highest credit, for Jimmy not only promptly served when his turn came around, but also very readily, often at the cost of no little sacrifice, substituted for other servers at their request. We hope that our little friend who is now enjoying the fuller life of the Great Beyond will not forget us, his friends and classmates, before the great White Throne. The Senior class as a general rule has been represented among the servers, who assist the priest in the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. This year is no exception, for we find two young men, Robert Bolinger and Arthur Baker, who have faithfully fulfilled their obligations as servers. These youths have sacrificed both time and pleasure in the performance of their duties, and their record and example is one that should be followed with pride by all the other mem- bers of the Servers' Association. .Q-laafallanlla in Me gfiklfflldffr Arthur Baker llobcrt Bolinger f-Nl