Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 241, Decatur, Adams County, 13 October 1955 — Page 10

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SCHOOL REPORTER (COXTIXI ED FROM PACE I-A) Kaye Varner. Agnes Barlett, Marjorie Wolfe, Phy lisa Byrd, Judy Carpenter, Billy Courtney, Doc Bassett. Melvin Haunt, and Scott Halterman. These students are supervised by Mrs. Gene Chronister, home ec teacher. — D. H. S. — Those students appointed to help collect news for publication In the School Reporter each week are as follows: Kathleen Schults, freshman: Judy Melchi, sophomore; and Twanette Magley, junior. We hope this assistance will enable us to cover more thoroughly the activities of the school. — D. H. S. — “I hope he drawsj my name next!" was the remark heard often among the kids Friday night. Cal Stewart, from WOWO, was guest M.C. at the dance sponsored by the junior class. He drew names of many of those present, giving away tickets to the ice show, and several good records. “Harvest Moon" was a huge success, despite the fact that the game betwene Decatur and Bluffton was postponed due to bad weather. A group o! Bluffton students aUended. along with others from all) over tho county. Everyone had a swell time —congratulations, juniors, on a fine dance! — D. H. 8. — Students from all the county high schools attended the naturalization ceremony at the court house Friday morning. It was certainly very impressive, and everyone appreciated the opportunity to attend such a ceremony. • — D. H. S. — The fad among the seniors’ this year seems to be the wearing of “senior cream." The "fellas" are sporting cream cord slacks and the “gals" look neat in their cream cord skirts. Tho’ rather hard to

keep clean, they're fun to wear! — D. H. 8. — Brrrr! It's getting colder—fine football weather, too. And just look at all the hayrldes scheduled! The churches, football team. Rainbow Girls, and many other organizations have planned hayrides and everyone Is looking forward to these events. — D. H. S. — DECATUR CAN! DECATUR WILL! This is the cry heard often among the cheering section at the football games. The cheerleaders are doing a fine job and even though we haven't had any victories as yet, everyone realizes the team is doing its best. Keep it up! We’re with you, team! — D. H. S. — The sophomores will leave for their class trip to Chicago tomorrow morning at 4:30 a.m. They plan to visit the museum of natural -history and the museum of science and industry. Have a good time, sophomores! — D. H. S. — A film entitled “Barrel Number One" «as shown to the students Monday afternoon. This was an "educational film presented: through the courtesy of the American petroleum institute. - D. H. S. — Those assisting Miss Pumphrey in the school library are: Bobbllu Butler, seventh grader; Jackie iiurke. freshman; Mary Ellen Longerbone, junior; Elaine Evans, junior; and Myra Black, senior. Several new books will be put on the shelves shortly for the use of the high school. — D. H. S. — Instructions have been handed out to all three freshman biology classes on how to mount and label leaves. The finished product is due in two weeks — hop to it, kids! — D. H. S. — The sophomores will sponsor a dance October 21, after the Deca-tur-Columbia City football game. Bob Chase, WOWO. will be on hand to M.C. the affair, and admission will be 25 cents a person. — D. H. S. — MONMOUTH HIGH By Shirley Bleeke

i The citizenship lof Adams counity, the state of 'lndiana, and the i United States. Iw a s increased last week when 'five residents of [Adams county I were naturalized in the Adams cir[cuit court. The

senior avvuiupauivu uy xu*. Rosier, was privileged to attend this joyous, yet solemn, occasion. Too few of us truly appreciate the rights and privileges which we hold as natural born citizens. However, a ritual such as this makes us very aware of our good fortune. The- senior class would like to thank everyone who made this experience possible and hope that other court proceedings may be at; tended throughout the year. — M. H. S. — Six pupils were made very happy last Friday when it was announced that they had been chosen as the basketball cheerleaders for the coming season. Sharon Schuller, Norman Davis, and Karen Schaefer will lead cheers for the varsity; and Claudia Caston. Marilyn Reinking, and Kay Bultemeyer will back the second team. Congratulations, kids! - M. H. S. - M. 11. S. would also like to extend congratulations to the losers for giving such a splendid performance. and for accepting defeat so graciously. — M. H. 8. — All Monmouth high school students. parents, fans, and players are invited to attend a basketball clinic Friday. October 21, in the school gymnasium. Changes in ruling and new rules will be discussed for the benefit of the players and the spectators. Many misunderstandings at games may be clarified. — M. H. S. — The talk of all Monmouth is the dance tomorrow night sponsored by "the senior class. It w’ill be held at Reitdorf’s Barn, and music will be furnished by the “Mudslingers." Admission is 50 cents per person, and dancing will be from 8:30 to 12. So—“ Put your glad rags on and cpme along." —M. H. 8. - Who said girls were frail and fragile? Not at M. H. 8. The physical education instructor. Mrs. Kleinhenz, with the help of many athletic girls, is organizing both a table tennis and a horseshoe tournament to be held during noon hour. Several new tennis tables have recently been added to the recreational facilities, and outdoor horseshoe equipment is being increased. In past years these sports have been very popular with the boys, but this is the first year that the girls haven taken a great interest. </ — M. H. S. — SwisK! Pop! Splash! Ping! Those are the sounds that will resound from the gym Friday. October 28, as the P. T A. sponsors its annual fall festival. Earl Caston and Norva'l Fuhrman, co-chairmen of the event, along with their various committees have planned a fish pond, .ping-pong bqll and target game, balloon darts, basketball pitch, movies, bingo, and a cake walk for tun, and a country store

and a luncheon stand for food. There will also be a stand tor home-baked products. The public is invited to attend. — M. H. S. — Last week the- sophomore girls ordered their class sweaters, and the boys ordered their jackets. In a few weeks the halls will be flashing with traditional gold and black or increasingly popular white. — M. H. S. — Clothes pins were expensive last Tuesday when a certain home economics class worked on the finearts of fish cookery. The halls w-ere worse than a Nantucket fish market, but the class didn’t seem to mind. The favorite turned out to be lobster salad, and as for French friend oysters—well anyway. we liked the lobster salad! Phoenix — About 18 percent of Arizona Is privately-owned, and 14 percent is controlled by the state. The federal government owns 41 percent with about 26 percent in Indian reservations.

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PLEASANT MILLS HIGH 1 By Norma Jean Bailey

Whew! The smell of onions almost got the ;best of everyone at Pleasant Mills one day lasti week when, as part of their initiation, 'the "freshies" wore necklaces made of onions. The assembly

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MY OFFICE NOW LOCATED AT 303 South sth Street WILL BE CLOSED October 12 until October 27 DOCTOR J. E. MORRIS

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program, presented by the freshmen, was vary entertaining. There was only one freshman, Steve Riff, who was lucky enough to be absent. Friday night, to erase all hard feelings that the freshmen might .have had, the seniors gave them a big party. It was enjoyed by everyone present. — P. M. H. S. — Tests, tests, and more tests! That's what it seems like here at Pleasant Mills since the first grad- ( CONTINUED ON I’AUK 3-A)