Decatur High School - Ravelings Yearbook (Decatur, IN)

Page 13 text:

FACULTY SNAPS The desk from which all orders flow. Mr. Millikcm looks over the situation. Time ' s up, calls Mr. Anderson. One or two sacks? asks Miss Pumphrey. Mr. Adams plucks a bunch of grapes. Mr. Brown makes his morning announcements. Nine

Page 12 text:

mmii In our endeavor to thorcughly undf rstand the ways and needs of other nations we must first acquire information through education. Education, to a great extent, comes through teach- ing — so much of our Better Neighbor policy is dependent upon the faculty of any school. Not all teachers, we realize, teach us history and geography — nor are those two subjects, alone, suf- ficient for an all-around comprehension of the world ' s needs. Every subject, directly or indirecLly, paves the way to the open door of sympathy, tolerance, and co-operation. So to our teach- ers do we come for further enlightening in order that we may become well-versed in the art of being Good Neighbors. Eight

Page 14 text:

POINTING THE CAMERA Ten Miss Elzey pauses momentarily. Watcli your step, Mr. Dorwin. Mr. Perry gives out with a winning smile. Ha, Ha, I ' ve heard that one before, says Mr. Krick. Look pretty, Mr. Everhart. Miss Kauffman making posies. Mr. Ketchum squinting in the sun. I