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

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Cffawr l,i'uifi'r'i: Patricia Schmitt, Marjorie Lose. Honora Schmitt, Mary A. Girard, Bette Young. Bernadine Faurotc, Laurine Lcngcrich, Marioric Kintz, ,loan Parent, Mary C. Spangler, Alta Klepper, Lucille Baker, Geraldine Hcimann, Josephine Daniels, Alice Boop, lfileen Hess, jean Schulte. Ruth Gillig, jane Klcinhenz, jane Holthouse, Ifrances Brite, Marie Meyer, Cath. Teeple, Marcyle Braun, Mary II. Lichtle, Kathleen Heimann, lithel Miller. Ruth Borns, Bernadine H.ickm.mn, Alice Kintz, joan Ncering, Rosemary Spangler, Betty Graliker, ,Ioan Brunton, Virginia Meyer, Vera Braun, Betty Schulte, Dorothy Rumsehlag., Patricia Berling, Leona Ulman, Norma Meyer, Rosemary lengerich, Cath. Liehtle, Carolyn Young, Betty Iioos, Mary Ann Voglewede, Bob Hess, Art Baker, ,lemme Raed. joe Miller, Harold Keller, Hubert Lengerich, Carl Braun, Carl Schultl, Bob Bolinger, Leo Alberding, Art Hcimann, Jerome Rumschlag, Paul Schultz, Bob Briede, Gene Smith, Leo Hackman, lid. Faurotc, Bob Kohne, Norb Hess, Leo Miller, Max johnson, Theo. Iiyanson, Vincent 'l'.iny.is, joe Weber, Fred Bierly, Maurice Spangler, Paul Smith, Bill Baker, jim Bogan, Sim Hain, Bob Schulte, Paul Brunton, Paul XVolpert, Ted Bolinger, james Meyer, Leo Ulman, William Roop. fgfallana fgoollew We,re with you, team! - - - More than once these enthusiastic boosters voiced this yell through- out the basketball season. They really were with their team, too! No matter how tough their rivals were, the pep club placed their confidence in the boys, and cheered them on to many a brilliant performance. The club displayed good sportsmanship throughout the season by readily responding to any request for lanancial support for the Tattler. Patty Schmitt Margie Lose fy AL? 1 C, ICCZ' L Efl4lC'E5 Two very capable Freshmen girls, Patricia Schmitt and Marjorie Lose, were chosen as our cheer leaders this year. Their whole-hearted co- operation and interest in their duties surely deserve credit. We are extraordinarily proud of their accom- plishments, and hope they will be with us for the next three years. C343

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Commodore Commodore Commodore Commodore Commodore Commodore Commodore Commodore Snlliwfz Ted Bolinger, Fred Bierly, Leo Ulmnn, Robert Kuhnla, joseph Keller- Shzmling: james Holthouse, john Holthouwe, Maurice Spangler, David Terveer, joseph Keller, Coach, Pat Murphy. 01111440 0716 6C01L J The Commodore reserves showed plenty of fight, and after a season of work developed good form under the coaching of Pat Murphy. XWe may expect a real showing from them next year on the varsity. The schedule of their games for 1938-39 is ri follows: Seconds Seconds Seconds Seconds Seconds Seconds Seconds Seconds 21 .,,,, IS H New Haven 22 12 ,,,,, 13 ,, ,,,, Huntington 23 18 ,,e,. ee,, D efinnce, Ohio Z1 13 .,,,, ,,,, , ,, ,, Delphos 55 14 ...,, ,..,, C entrnl Catholic 19 13 , ,, POI'IlCll'ld ZS TOTAL POINTS 249 , Kirkland 29 , , Celina 16 C337 Commodore Commodore Commodore Commodore Commodore Commodore Commodore Commodore Optio Seconds 22 Seconds 13 Seconds 24 Seconds 16 Seconds 19 Seconds 19 Seconds 7 Seconds 7 NENTS 346 ,. Elmhurst Huntington Monroeville , ,,., .t., D elphos Central Catholic Celina Delphos Defiance, Ohio

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KllL'l'IilYtQZ Dave Terveer, Bob Kuhnlc, Ted Bolinger, Norb Hess, jim Holthousc, Bill Baker, Brud I-Iolrhousc. Shmiliug: Hubert Lengericli, Leu Ulman, Gerald Lengericli, Bob Bolinger, Bud Schultz, Lui: Alber- ding, Bob Hess, Art Baker, Leo Hackman. 4505 5311 Witli the advent of Warm Weather, that sport so popular with the boys - softball - makes its appearance. Three teams are organized among the high school boys and one from the eighth grade. Each noon finds two of the teams busy in friendly competition. During vacation days many members of the high school softball teams join the C. Y. O. church league. Theodore Eyanson Joe Weber ' 1 cgfzulenf , Ijtzfzaueta Joe Wfeber and Theodore Inny', Evanson proved themselves invaluable at their posts as student managers. Their whole-hearted interest and co- operation deserve not a little credit. C357