Decatur High School - Ravelings Yearbook (Decatur, IN)

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RAVELINGS E M l r 1 9 BHIi f 1 m CLARA REPPBRT Latin Indiana University, A. B.; Sponsor Sodalitis Latina AMOS KETCHUM Manual Arts Ball State Teachers ' Col- lege, B. S. VBRNEAL WHALEN English James Milliken University, A. B.; Chicago University; Coach of Senior and Junior Class Plays: Junior Class Advisor. GLADYS SCHINDLER Music Ball State Teachers ' Oollege, A. B. HERBERT L. CURTIS Physical Education Indiana State Teachers ' College; Terre Haute, B. S. ; University of Wisconsin. MILDRED SCOTT Art Ft. Wayne Art School; Sponsor Color Wheel Club. Thirteen.

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RAVELINGS Class of 1932: A young gentleman, an admirer of Thomas Carlyle met him in Hyde Park, London one day and broke in upon his reverie with an earnest re- quest for a life ' s motto. Honorable Carlyle stood for a moment and then said: Young man, there is no better motto for young people than the words of the good old book: ' Wliatso- ever thy hands flndeth to do, do it with all thy might. The world of day has little patience with seeing things done in a weak way. As you, Seniors of ' 32, are passing from sc ' aool life into life ' s school, you will at once discover that the world wants the work done with power and strength. We are passing through a strenuous age; consequently we are compelled to work with all our might. In our work we must be ardent, truthful, loyal, and zealous. I know from past experi- ences that you will in a very capable manner fit into any community. Con- gratulatory remarks are now in order. My best wishes go with you. M. F. Worthman. M. F. WORTHMAN Superintendent Class of 1932: As you go forth out of school life, step bravely and boldly into life ' s school, resolving to prove all things for yourself, and in holding fast to that which is good, make the world better and happier because of your living in it. Thus only can you fill up the measure of your opportuni- ties and meet the demand of your responsibilities. We have been close friends and I regret your going, even while I re- joice that you have been found worthy of a larger place in the school of life, and so must necessarily be promoted to a higher grade. I bid you farewell with the assurance that I believe in you, and am sending you forth into your new sphere of activity with my sincere good wishes. W. Guy Brown. W. GUY BROWN Principal Twelve.

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RAVELINGS LEE ANNA VANCE History Gouclier College, Balti- more, Md., A. B. ; Ferry Hall, Lake Forest, Illinois. SIGUBD ANDERSON Commercial Subjects Ball State Teachers ' Col- lege, B. S.; Sponsor Commercial Club; Faculty Advisor, Ravel- ings Staff. E ' LOISE LEWTON English DePauw University, A. B.; Western College lor Women; Freshman Class Advisor MARIE PORTER (MRS.) Latin DePauw University, A. B. HUGH ANDREWS Mathematics Franklin College, A. B. Terre Haute Normal; Butler University; Sponsor Howling Hosts. ILA SCOTT Home Economics Purdue LTniversity, B. S.; H. B.; Oxford College for Women. Fourteen.