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Table of Contents In Memoriam Administration division pages Board of Education Principal and Secretary Faculty - - - - Class division pages Seniors - . - - Senior Snaps Juniors . . . . . Sophomores . . - - Freshmen - . - - Junior High division pages Eighth Grade - . . Seventh Grade Athletics division pages Sectional and Piegional Snapshots Football individuals Football group - . - Basketball group Basketball individuals Junior High Basketball Intramural Basketball Baseball . . - - Track ... - Girls ' Athletics School Clubs, Extra Curricular Pep Champs Howling Hosts . . - Commercial Club Art Club . - - - Home Ec. Club Glee Clubs . - - - Band Club Officers Recreational Program Ravelings Staff Advertising . . - - 3-7 8-11 12 13 14-17 18-19 20-25 26-27 28-29 30-31 32-33 34-35 36-37 38-39 40-41 42-43 44-45 46 47 48 49 50-51 52 53 54-55 56-57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66-67 68 69-88 THE RAVELINGS 1944 DECATUR JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Decatur, Indiana VOLUME XXX
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With our nation at war we realize that victory can be won only through close union with friends and allies. A closer cementing of relationship with our neighbors will cause us to band together against the common foe. We need to establish a Better Neighbor policy; consequently we have chosen a theme that will make us more conscious of our neighbors to the south. Our Latin-American theme will, we hope, create a keener awareness of our South American Allies for now and all time. To become friends, we first must be better acquainted. Sc here ' s to South America — a closer bond of friendship — and a better under- standing of each other. May we become for all time closer friends and neighbors.
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9h. Me4iijQ- Ua4n In this school year of nineteen hundred forty-three and forty-four our flag has flown at half-mast several times to denote the passing away of those from several branches of our school. Death has invaded our ranks in the faculty, the student body, and on the maintenance staff. Two girls were turned aside from their studies; our janitor, Mr. Elzey, after many years of faithful service, was forced to give up his tasks; and four young men — one faculty member, one still a high school student, and two former graduates answered their country ' s call and finally gave their lives in that last ultimate sacrifice. Death has ended their final chapter here on earth, but some- where in a shining new land we know they are turning pages of a new and unrevealed life, and that each newly turned page offers new and everlasting glory to them. So let us not grieve for them. Life ' s most glorious adventure. To meet death is but to face
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