Decatur High School - Decanois Yearbook (Decatur, IL)

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9 TIIE IJECRIIIIIS ISZZ Ci Agora-Aristos Banquet On November l7, Agora and Aristos joined to have their social function of the semester. This hanquet was attended hy seventy girls with their guests, who were all ready to begin the good time at 6 230 o'clock. The color scheme was orange and green. Sweetheart roses were placed in the center of the table: green rihlmons were tied at one end to the roses, at the other to the hand-painted place cards and programs. Margaret Humphrey was the toast mistress. The program was started hy Dorothy XYilson, president of Agora. and Zola Sloan, president of Aristos. Marjorie Sullivan and Dorothy Hamhright each gave a reading. Mrs. Hos- tetler gave 'KX Message to the girls. Mr. Deam and Mr. Richeson spoke on the value of literary societies, Miss Yoder on Programs, Mrs. Nelson gave a short talk. The girls then went to the auditorium to see The Florist Shop and The Silver Thread which were given hy the E. A. Gastman School. -Xfter the plays the girls danced in the gymnasium. Dorothy Hambright read the prophecy. Football Banquet Twenty-eight of the 1922 football squad, faculty members and guests, were present at the annual lfootliall Banquet given by the Decatur High School Athletic Association. Payton Helphinstine, center on the team during the seasons of '21 and '22, was elected to captain the 1923 squad. XVith eight letter-men returning and a wealth of material coming from the two -lunior High Schools, Decatur High should look forward to a great year in fofmlllllll. Talks centering on clean and wholesome living for a successful athlete were made by Rev. R. Henry, Principal T. M, Deam, Superintendent Riche- son, ll. M. Owen and Coach XX'illiam G. Muir. :X successful year was prophesied hy all the speakers. The six men who graduate also made short talks. -1g,,,,g E 'LNXXVIIJQ ' gTl L4 Tigris' A Sgt Page 1 08

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