Decatur High School - Decanois Yearbook (Decatur, IL)

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THE DECANOIS 1933 Miles and miles or, at least, blocks and blocks ot corridor lead to the classrooms in Decatur High School. This picture shows the main artery on the third floor from Mr. Rad- clift's laboratory to Miss Fike's classroom. This is the most pleasant corridor in the building because of its many windows. lt is the most interesting too, because great pictures ot by- gone classes hang on its walls. Older sisters and brothers with odd hair-cuts and unusual costumes are the cause of much merriment among the present day students who stop to examine these portraits. Not so much com- ment is made about the likenesses of those who are now parents of certain high school students. Some things are beyond explan- ation. Newest and most handsome is the Eldorado Street entrance to Decatur High School, The open door shows a portion of the new stairway to the second floor. These stairs as well as the entrance flight are entirely tire-proof. They are also broader and lighter than the stair- ways in the old part of the building. 8