Decatur High School - Decanois Yearbook (Decatur, IL)

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1947 Music 4 1-f Morris A. Noland, Music BM., james Millilcin Carl F. jebe, Band, Orchestra, Harmony, Student University. Council Social Adviser, BM., University of Wiscoiisin. Mavis Alpaugh, Music, junior Adviser, BS., Colunz bia University. HOME ECC CDMICS M...-:Q Hm inf- E-me M. Theobald. Home EC0'fl0TYliCS, Future HONG' Ruth E. Munsie, Home Economics, B.S.,J11fI1CS Milli- makers of America Adviser, BS., Mz1cMurr:1y kin University, College. Dorothea R. Summitt, Nurse, junior Red Cross Spon- sor, R.N., Decatur Macon County Hospital, University of Michigan.

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DECANOIS SCDCIAL SCIENCE Edna M. Robertson, World History, Thalia Adviser A.B., University of Illinois. Melvin R. Matthew, American History, Red Pepper Club Adviser, B.S., M.A., Northwestern Um- versity. E. E. Stearns, World History, Town Meeting Discus- sion Club Adviser, A.B., M.A., james Millilcin University, University of Illinois. Loy E. Wattles, World History, American History, Handbook Committee, A.B., M.A., University of lllinois, McKendree College. Maud I-I. Blue, World History, Current Events Club Adviser, Handbook Committee, B.Ed., Illinois State Normal University. Gertrude O. I-lill, American History, Future Teachers of America Adviser, A.B., M.A., University of Illinois, Columbia University. Paul E. I.eMarr, American History, American Probe lems, Chairman of Fire Drill Committee, B.Ed., M.A., Illinois State Normal University, Univer- sity of Illinois. Lena B. Metzger, German, American History, Com- mittee for Receptionists and Honor Study Halls B.A., james Millilcin University. Marie Weber, American Problems, Old Clothes Day Adviser, B.Ed., MS., Eastern Illinois State Teachers College, University of Illinois. john W. Perkins, World History, Old Clothes Day Ad- viser, B.Ed., M.A., Illinois State Normal Uni- versity, University of Illinois. . Leona B. Ehrhardt, World History, Zeeteesee Club Adviser, B.A., M.A., North Central College, University of Wisconsin. Anna I.. I'Iull, American History, Chairman of Hand' book Committee, Committee for Receptionists and Honor Study Halls, A.B., M.A., University of Illinois. '

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emia These upperclassmen, realizing the significance of an ordinary fall dayf and the colorful trees which surround them, have both achieved a certain amount of glory and reached various goals. Yet, both have much to accomplish in years ahead if they are to malce their lives useful to humanity in their fullest capacity.