Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 275, Decatur, Adams County, 22 November 1955 — Page 12

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SCHOOL REPORTER pupils wl'U then polish and finish j them, cutting the cost of * bowl from about »1« to a mere |3. — A. C. H. S. — With the constitutional convention in the offing, the Math club and advisor teiss Ductile Beavers have made plans for their “fun raising” Christmas project. Next club day the “junior Aristotles” will come prepared with compasses and rulers to collaborate on their work, which will probably be kept under their hats until midDecember. — A. C. H. S. — What a mob has invaded the library for those new books! Shelved Thursday, which was earlier than expected, the titles were nearly gone by the week-end. Though the books featured In displays were not ready to go until Monday. Interested pupils still clamored for them. To complete the new addition, a smaller ship-|

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■ ment of books Is to arrive soon. — A. C. H l . S. — “Ready? Aim! Fire!” — comes a blinding flash, and then relieved looks from the people in front |of | I the RS AM camera. No matter how . dignified the pupils tried to look, the cameraman made grins pop i out just the same, when club and action pictures were snapped yes ! terday for Cen-Trails. (Roaming in ’ the halls were band members in i ! uniform and Jsoyn sporting perky i bow ties, while most of the girls wore conservative white tops and dark skirts. - A. C. H. S. - From Indiana University in late I ■December will come a series of| new educational films on the tnaks ing of our Constitution, battles of I World War 11, and Congress at work. Jnst released, the movies will be approved at I. U. and then sent to Harvey Haggard tor their ■■premiere” at Central. — A. C. H. S. — j Giving their third parliamentary ,

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procedure demonstration this year. 1 ; the FFA team showed some 35 : county rural youth officers Uioir prize-w inning work. Th» club of- i fleers learned how to conduct a i Meeting in the official fashion .And ; ■ some duties held by officer*. , Since Martin Watson's boys swept 1

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' Indiana state honors last year. 1 \ they are ineligible'for competition i I ! again this year and helping out! I ' other county organizations# 11 ■ h — A C. H. S. — [ F< pnlation in the science room’s i aquarium te growing fast as “a fish cap flip a fin.” With a new I

family of green sword tails arriving last week, there are now twenty newcomers, including the guppies, in a special compartment of the tank. — A. C. H. S. — "Don’t be a sucker," a film seen by the high school and junior high,

■ revealed the causes of Germany’s divisioti and resulting defeat In World War 11. Prejudice and su--1 spicion toward the other man and failure to defend and use basic rights such as voting were all part i of this film. It gave the students , ' something to ponder about —being

good American citizens. — A. C. H. 8. — After showing the high school home_>ec girls how to take care of an electric range. Miss Yagabinskl gave Mrs. Ellis’ pupils her recipes for pie crust and ‘‘jimmies’’, a pie crust specialty. Miss Yagabinski hails from the Fort Wayne division of the ‘ Indiana-Michigan Electric Co. — A. C. H. S. — DECATUR CATHOLIC HIGH By Margie York

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As of today,! the Decatur Catholic students are enjoying a four day lapse in school work, due to Thanksgiving vacation. 1 Upon returning to their classes Monday .mo r n-

Ing, report cards will be given out and another six weeks will begin. — D. C. H. S. — You gotta win! You gotta win!Let’s Go! This yell rang out from the throats of every Commodore fan last week in the Monmouth gymnasium, but fell short of its purpose. The Commodores were defeated by Monmouth by a score of 71-62. This was the first loss of the 81 season for the Decatur Catholic lads, with a record now of three wins and one loss. Following the game, refreshments were served to the visiting team with Monmouth playing host. — D. C. H. 8. — The Commodore team will be inactive for about a week, then will play Rockcreek Center at Bluffton on November 30. — D. C. H. S. — The entire student body met in the school auditorium on Tuesday for the monthly student spiritual council meeting. This marked the third meeting of this year. — D. C. H. 8. — For several years, it has always been an annual event to choose' a Homecoming Queen. This year is no exception as plans are already being made for this event. The only requirement for this contest ia that■ each candidate is to be a senior. Out of all the senior girls, four were chosen in an election Tuesday by the high school. From these four girls, one will be chosen as queen. Three consecutive home games have been set aside for the voting, starting on December 20. On the fourth game, Feb. the 14, the girl having the mdst votes will be crowned “Homeeohpng Queen.” The four candidates are: Sue Holthouse, Joyce Loshe. Mary Lou Voglewede and Margie York. Watch for that starting date, December 20! Go to the game and vote! —D.C.H. S. — * The students of Decatur Catholic were honbred tb“have Sister Tarcissia from Nicaragua speak to them earlier this week. Sister Tarcissia does mission work in. Nicaragua and in her talk, she explained the difference between our way

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of living and thelra. Everyone enjoyed her talk and made the students realize what a wonderful country we are living in. — D. C. H. 8. — The chemistry class has been meeting the halogen family and from all indications they are not an inconapicious group. Odors of penetrating chlorine gas and suffocating bromine fumes have not only caused irritated throats and inflamed eyes to the budding chemists, but have permeated the corridors and caused unpleasant grimaces and sniffing by many other students. The pathway to chemical knowledge is certainly not a fragrant one. — D. C. H. S. — The junfer class has been having panel discussions on books, essays, and short stories which they have read during the past six weeks. * r- .D. C. H. s. — The sophomore class has certainly been busy making notebooks! Several weeka ago, they made a biology notebook, and now they are gathering material for their Shakespeare notebook. The students have been studying Shakespeare for some time, and now are putting what they learned, Into books. — D. C. H. S. — Unom! That looks good! These exclamations came from hungry students when their eyes feasted on the cakes, and cup-cakes that the freshman class baked, earlier this week. This was the freshmen's first bake sale since the opening of school, and with the efforts of the sophomore class, they proved to be very successful in their effects. — D. C. H. S. — What do you know about silverware? The home ec IV class was able to answer this question after seeing a movie on how to set your silver in the proper way on the table, and also learning of the different processes through which silverware is made. The Towel company displayed several patterns at the school* for the students to look at. The seniors found this information on silverware very valuable. — I). C. H. S. — DECATUR HIGH By Dee Dee Striker

"Turkey Trot,”l a very successful dance, was] sponsored b y the F. H A.I last Friday night after the Geneva-‘Decatur] basketball game. The student body, in high spirits after the|

victory over Geneva, turned out en masse for the affair. Cal Stewart. of WOWO, wag oh brand to hie. the dance an<T several door prizes were given. Thanks Kids, for a real nice time!! — D. H. S. — VICTORY, VICTORY. DECATUR HlGH—rang through the gym

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