Decatur High School - Decanois Yearbook (Decatur, IL)

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Ora G. Fathauer I seek not to wax great by others waning. Ukelele Club, ’19, ’20. Thelma Fish Variety is the mother of en¬ joyment. Samuel Flowers seem half afraid, at times, to be so tall. Bovs’ Class Basket-ball, IS, T9, ' ’20 (Capt. T9-’20) ; Boys’ Class Baseball, T9; Second Basket-ball Team, T9; Varsity Basket-ball Team, ’20; Boys’ Working Reserve, T8. Fay Foltz ’Tis not in mortals to com¬ mand success, But well do more, Semfro- nius, ivc’Il deserve it. Boys’ Class Basket-ball, ' 20; Victory Boy, T9. Denise Foster The brain was like the hand and grew With using. Agora, T9, ' 20; Carnival, T9; Girls’ Class Hockev, T9; G. A. A., T7, T8. T9; lunior Art League, T7, ’ifc, T9, ’20 (Pres. ’20); Or¬ pheus, T9, ’20; Thrift Club. ' 18 . Adelaide Follke Thought is deeper than all speech, Feeling deeper tha n all thought. Orchestra, ’20; Science Club, ’ 20 . 22

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Davis Douthit Myself not least, but hon¬ ored of them all. Boys’ Class Baseball, ’19; Boys’ Council, ’18. Marie Dunn Oh, that eye zvas in itself a soul! Victory Girl, ' 19. Kenneth Downing That man who hath a tongue is no man, If with his tongue he can¬ not win a woman. Boys’ Class Baseball, ’19; Boys’ Class Basket-ball, ’17, ’18; Varsity Basket-ball, ’18, ’19; Class officer, ’20; Ro- taro, ’19, ’20. Sarah -Jane Dunston High flights she had. and wit at will, And so her tongue lay sel¬ dom still. Agora, ’19, ’20; Carnival, ’19; Girls’ Athletic Assn., ’17, ’18. ’19, ’20; Girls’ Class Basket-ball ' 19, ’20; Mask and Wig, ’20; Victorv Giil, ’19. Mary-Louise Drake Is it not knowledge that doth alone clear the mind of all perturbations? Agora, ’19; Arion, ’18; Aris- tos, ’20; Carnival, ’19; Dec- anois Staff, ’20; D. H. S. S. O. Senate, ’20; G. A. A., ’18, ’19; Girls’ Class Hockev, ' 18. ’19; Mask and Wig, ’20; Thrift Club, T8, T9; Vic¬ tory Girl, T9; Zaragueta, ’ 20 . Thelma Elliott The glory of a firm, capa¬ cious mind. Agora, T9; Arion, T8; Aristos, ’20; Carnival, T9; Delta, T8; Decanois Staff, ’20; Girls’ Council, T8; Sen-- ior Class Play, ’20. 21

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Maud French To say why gals act so or so, Or don’t, ’ould be pre¬ sumin’. i Victory Girl, ’19. E. Marguerite Gile If she will do’t, she will; and there’s an end on’t. G. A. A, ’19, ’20; Girls’ Hike Club, ’19; Girls’ Class Hockey, ’18; Junior Art League, ’17, ’18, ’19, ’20; Orpheus, ’19, ’20; Ukelele Club, ’19, 20. Gerald K. Garver Speech is great, but silence is greater. Varsity Football, ’20. May Gillespie W here the power that charms us so ,— In thy soul, or in thy eye? Carnival, ’19; Girls’ Athletic Assn., ' 20; Girls’ Class Bas¬ ket-ball, ’20; J. A. L., ’18, ’19, ’20; Orpheus, ’19, ' 20; Thrift Club, T9. Gladys L. Garver Quiet she seemed, and spar¬ ing as to words. Girls’ Glee Club, T9, ’20; Ukelele Club, T9, J 20. Gladys Glosser Thy. dark brown hair; so aptly coiled. 23