Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 282, Decatur, Adams County, 1 December 1955 — Page 13

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SCHOOL REPORTER graders managed to gat on. Congratulations to you who mad* It, and better luck next time to thoae who didn't! — D. H. 8. — Everyone was real glad to hear that Karel Thieme had been released from the hospital and is now staying wi(h an aunt in Fort Wayne until her parents are released. Another sophomore, Barbara Brunnegraff, was released from the Muncie hospital Sunday after undergoing surgery ; there. Hurry and get well, kids, D.H.S. missjp you! — D. H. S. — The annual art exhibit sponsored by the high school art club opened today in the gym. This year’s display is even larger than last year’s, and the public is Invited to attend tonight from 7 to 9: SO o’clock. — D. H. 8. — MONMOUTH HIGH By Shirley Bleeks

"Thanksgiving in a democratic country’’ was the theme need by the Rev. Kirkpatrick o f the Church of God in Decatur for the Thanksgiving chapel service last Wednes d a y| morning.

— M. H. S. — Six victories in as many games! Yes. this is the record which the high flying Eagles have establish-

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ed. The sixth victory came about in an overtime game with the Huntington Catholic team in the Monmouth gym. The final score of 69-66 followed magnificent playing. excited cheering, and Jumpy nerves. — M. H. 8. — The second team also experienced another victory when they defeated the ’’Ramblers’’ by a score of 43-84. This is the second victory for the up and coming "seconds.” — M. H. 8. — On last Monday morning the art class, under the direction of Mrs. Vera Owens, attended an exhibition of paintings at the Decatur Youth and Community Center. The exhibition was sponsored by the Ford Motor company and featured the works of faculty artists throughout the country. These paintings are used for travel articles in publications of the Ford Company. — M. H. S. — The daily lives, problems, and advancements of the American Indian will be the topics of discussion in the speech class on Thursday. This subject is one of basic concern to everyone, and the discussion should prove to be both interesting and enlightening. — M. H. S. — Six—eight—ten — twelve!! Yes, 12 weeks of school have somehow sneaked into the history books, and one third of the school term is behind us. This meant that the inevitable grade cards were again distributed on Wednesday. Many of the students were content—a few acted surprised — and several

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couldn’t believe their eyes. — M. H. 8. — “Only 21 shopping days until Christmas." An adaption of this phrase seems to squeeze into every newspaper from Thanksgiving until Christmas. But the students of M. H. 8. have their own version. There are only sixteen and a half days of school before Christmas .... there are 96 more hours of study'. . ; we have 4 more basketball games . . . there will be 16 more hours of chemistry . . . and dozens of tests. yes, a " this is scheduled to happen before we all (teachers included) get a grand vacation. — M. H. 8. — Black versus white: red against blue: yellow matched with green: is this a battle of the colors? No! These are the names used to designate the various intramural basketball teams which will play during the noon hour. A list of the teams with their captains follows: Monty Heller, captain, Kenneth Linker, Jerry Gallmeyer, Larry Schaekel, Duane Lee; Bob Andrew's, captain, Kenneth Bleberich, Rex King, Gerry Girod, Don Fuelling; Roger Bieberich, captain,, Keith Brandt. John Fuhrman, Jerry Bleeke, Weldon Schaefer: Norman Davis, captain; Gene Kalthoff, Bob Beineke, Ronald Hoffman, Charles Elzey, George Bleeke; Kenneth Gallmeier, captain, Delbert (Rhoades, Raymond Uhrick, Wilmer Scheumann, Dick Lewton, David Berry; Roger Heller, captain, Herman Witte, Alvin Rauch, Nicky Secaur, Larry Bittner, Leland Bienz; Ed Bultemeyer, captain; Jim Christie, Ray McDougall, Harold Schieferstein, Dwight Schafer. — M. H. S. — Work on the annual has been progressing rapidly and the covers (which is our secret) has been mailed to the company. Last Friday evening, several members of the staff met at the home of Mrs. Geraldine Herderhorst, who is the advisor for the yearbook, and com-

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being produced by the Junior and senior home economics classes. Corduroy jumpers, wool skirts and suits, and taffeta and satin dresses are a few of the many luxuries which are being perfected. Maybe several of these articles are being planned for the senior trip? Hmm? — M. H. S. — Class meetings will be held on Thursday of this week to make plans for the coming Christmas program and gift exchange. Voting for the ratification of the constitution of the student council will also be held at this time. — M. H. S. — On Friday evening Monmouth will host their traditional and long-standing rivals—the Hoagland Wildcats, and on Saturday night the Eagles will play Rockcreek Center, also in the Monmouth gymnasium. Good luck, Boys, and let’s hope that by late Saturday evening our victories will have increased to eight in a row!! Just about the grandest day in the life of any junior in high school Is the day on which his class ring arrives. The juniors of M. H. S. have received their rings this week, and they are certainly

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