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

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Ciarl iCl1lIlll, Rrilvert Bvilmgcr, .Xlta lilepper. Vera liraun, liernaf dine l'.'lllI'lllC, lranees Brite. Laurine Lengericli, Betty Schulte, Altman lkirent, Nlariorie Kintl, Kathleen Fleimann Marie Xlevef, C .irl Braun, Ambrose Gelmer, Belle Young, fxlary Catherine Spangler. Richard leeple, Robert L'lm.1n, Arthur Baker, Leo Alberding, Sr, M. Agiiu, I N ,l, Here we meet the English IV class under the supervision of Sr. M. Agnes. A genuine love of reading is fostered and the students acquire a broadening and enriching of their lives through the experiences and thoughts of literary characters. Argument and debate prove to be an interesting phase of the senior year,s work. The aim of this beginner's course, Latin I, is to become acquainted with a foreign language, thus cultivating the power to understand the thoughts of others as Well as to express one's own. Sr, M. Agnes Terese seeks to foster in the students of the class habits of persistence, thorough- ness, and accuracy. Daily drill at the blackboard is an important factor in attaining these ends. Dolores Benn. Max julinsn-1. fiiarcyle Braun, Maurice Spangler. 'lied Bolinger, Naomi Geimer, Fred lilerly, Mary Helen Lichtle, Cath- erine Teeple, Leo Ulman, Ruth fwillig, joe Nveber. ,lane Kleinhenl, Dorothy Rumschlag, Robert Briede, Teo Miller. Alice Rintz. Rosemary Lengerich, Carl Rumsehlag, jane Holthouse, Germaine Fziurote. joan Neering, Leo Braun, Honor.: Schmitt' Leo Hackman, Rosalia Miller, Patricia Berling, Norma Meyer, Gerald Iengerich, Celeste Hiller. Leona Uleman, Eugene Smith, Sr. M. Agnes Terese, C.S.A. C155

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fcraldinu Heimami, Norbert Iles SECOND PERIOD 9:05 --- 9:55 ucille Baker, Qimeon Hain, Ru crnadine Hackmaii, ,lamcs Nlillcr, limes Bagan, Paul Brunton' Xvillian nop, Paul XYZ-lpqrt, Sr, M, Albur- iima. 1.8.1. -Imepliine Daniels, 'lulm Tervecr. th nn Fmrnx. Mary Alice Girard. N. Let us make our way to the Algebra I class. The freshmen, under the supervision of Sr. Rose- mary, are learning the funda- mentals of Algebra. They study literal numbers, simple equations, formulas, fractional equations, ratios. proportional graphs, and solve problems containing two or more unknowns. The typing room is a lively bee-hive. From early morning until the last call of the bell at 3:45 one can hear the clicking of keys. The typists are ever busy at their budgets. Accuracy is their aim. but speed is also most desirable. In the typing classes are to be found many willing helpers who assist the faculty by typing plays, bulletins and other necessary material. Sr. M. Albertonia is in charge of this department. i 1 tlll

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THIRD PERIOD - Next we pass to Room II, 9:5 5 -- 10:45 where we find the juniors at work in English under the direction of Sr. M. Agnes. The students are made to realize the personal in- fluence which results from the power to talk well. The economic competition of today makes mastery of language for commer- cial purpose of ever greater moment. They are also trained for a worthy use of leisure time by a diffused knowledge of the finest of the fine arts - literature. This is a Biology class under the supervision of Sr. M. Agnes Tercse. Biology gives the students an appreciation of the living world about them and its relation to them in regard to controlling their environment, in preventing diseases, etc. This course includes laboratory. field work, plant and insect collections, demonstrations and reference readings. David Terveer, Robert Kuhnlc. Ruth Kintv, Catherine Lichlle, Paul Smith, joseph Mille, Patricia Rum- schlag, jean Schulze. Mary Ann Voglewede, Virginia Meyer, Arthur Heimann, Irene Braun, joan Brun- mn, Fred Coffee, joseph Keller. Hubert Lengerich, Fdward Faurole. jerome Rumschlag, NY'm. Baker. lrene Heimann, Mariorie Lose, john Holthouse, liileen Hess. james Holr- huuse, Berry Fons, Patricia Schmitt, Betty Graliker. Dorothy Braun, jeannette Braun, Alice Roop. Carolyn Young. Rosemary Spang- ler, jerome Reed, Paul Schultz, james Kohne. U45