Decatur High School - Decanois Yearbook (Decatur, IL)

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F'-923lliFEf4swISITlElw' IQIZZQQQ-V-I Oikos Uilms lizis kiiuwii ziiiutlivi' lbI'0SlWl'HllS mul busy yczir. Wlwii tliis stwivty was t'ui'im-tl svx'c1'zil yvzirs illfll, tlw aim was to lu-iietit tliv girls iii liuiiiw t-4-miuiiiivs. lluriiig' tliv past f'K'i1l'..ll1t' girls lizive- kept tliis piiiquisii wiistziiitly lwt'u1'u tliviii, but tlivy liuvo also eiiiplizisizetl otlivi' aims. lt 4-ani truly lit- Sillll tliut Uilws viicoiii'ng'vs iii every pussiblv way tlw lwst stuiiflziiwls in tlii- sc-litml. Huw uf tlw l'Ullllll't'lll0Il'tS for auliiiittaiiim- iiitti this sfwivtx' is gmul si-lmlu1'slii1i. Tliv 1111-vtiligs mv lit-lil olive- :1 wnwli. Aftvi' tliv l'Ug.L'lll2ll' business is liiiisliwl. lil'0Q.1'l'ill11S 11111 pyivvii. lfiiilei' the vllic'-ieiit lcziilersliip uf uui' :ulvist-i', Miss Bliirliliy. tlw pi-ugiaiiis have lweii wry iiitervstiiig zuitl vziliiulili-. Hi1t-iit'mi1- stuilivs has lwvii ot' in-iviital rugrs. l3Clilbl'9 Christ- iiizis. the girls iiiziilv uprmis for the C'llll4'll't'll at tliv Daly Nursery. Tliesv Yziiiwl iiitt-iwsts iiizilu- Uilws osiwvizilly lit-lpful to its iiiviiilwrs. Top Row'-Curl, Rolwersoii, Kiln, Ramsey, NYl1ite, llcflellaiul. Miildle Row-Collins, Lzimlwcrt, .Xlls, llarth, VVilson, flretlie, lleinz. 5-eefortli. llottom Row-NYultz, Shaw, Clipstone. Grothe, Xeeld, Daniels. Glasgow. Page 94

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V '-si?3IliEIQfAk'ISTZ1!ll!lf1 raging-535-H The Agricultural Club The 4'Ag Club is eoniposed of students studying agriculture and related sciences. Its purpose is to bring about better co-operation be- tween the students in the agriculture courses, and to enipliasize the value of iinproving farm nietliods. The club is favored with an excellent personel of fifty nieinbers. They meet once a, nionth. This is the second year for the club, and a vast iinprovelnent over last year can be noticed. Top Row-Mason, Carr, Leonard, Gulick, Clayton, Evans, Robbins, Peverly, Rlcllermitt. Second Row-Kater, Mintler, Bowman. Iiller, Iluscher, Brame, Kennedy. Second Row-Kater. Mintler, Bowman. Eller. Huscher. llrame, Kennedy. Third Row-T. Brown, Stoughtenborough, lilazer, H. Brown, Seeger, Eckert, Hopkins, Davis, Burroughs. Bottom Rowilladdos, Shutter, Penwell, Cuoy, Pierce, Leukel C.-Xdvisorl, Thornell, Johnson, Peiniwell. Pane 93

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ref-ga-3lliE:QfAaNlST11Qll!z'J 12322 The Observer Staff To the uninitiated, the work of editing a high school magazine might seem to be uninteresting. but such is not the case. Although there is a great deal of hard work for the static, it does not seem hard because it is so engrossing. The staff of this year has been unusually good. It is made up of those who write well, and those who take an aetiye part in school life. At no time has the staff failed to get out an issue on time. This shows that the mainstay of the organization is eo-operation. Yet, if it had not been for the timely advice and help of the staff advisors, our little literary ship might have run aground months ago. Advisors, we ap- preciate your help. llle look forward with interest to the staff of 'QTL Top Row-Michener, Roberson, Schaub, Wood, Conlon, Cable. Bottom Row-Sink, Johnson, Robbins tEd.J. Redwitz, Austin. Page 95