Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 3, Decatur, Adams County, 5 January 1956 — Page 9

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT .' .. .

Decatur, Indiana, Thursday, January 5, 1956

School Reporter

MONMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL By Shirley Bleeke

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-Another year|| has slo w1 yU climbed into theU record books.H and the halls ofiH M. H. S. willj| trea su r e thdp memories otS 1955 for years® to come. T h efe students will al-1 J so long remem- \ ber the incidents

ments of the past year. January, 1955. saw the Eagles brinf borne the county tourney title, iind in February the sectional crown wjpt captured by the Eagles forXhe third consecutive time. In March several students journby4d to Indiana University to take state achievement examinations, and Lowell Beineke, then a sophomore, was awarded a second place medal in geometry. The junior class took i the honors in April when they preI sented a hit comedy play, “The CTaxy Castles.” Thirty seven seniors hade a fond farewell to dear old M. H. 8, in May when they i received their diplomas tifter four i years of hard work. Then came ■ three short months in which the halls were deserted except for carpenters, plumbers, and electricians who were constructing our new cafeteria. In September the halls were greeted by both old friends and new faces. Classwork was begun, and the seniorh started .practicing for their play which was given in the early days of October. In the early part of November, Bobby Hildebrand won the honor of representing M.II S. in the state cross country meet by placing third in the sectional in Ft. Wayne. Throughout November and December the Eagles played j ten ball games—nine of which they won, and M.H.S. claims the highj est scorer in the county, Witte. The impressive Christmas i program presented by the senior class brought to a close a year filled to overflowing with success -1955. — M. H. S. — Friday, December 30, several seniors who are considering the possibilities of enrolling in Ball State in the fall of 1956 visited the campus at Mtlncie. The students were accompanied by Coach “Porky” Holt, who is a Ball State

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graduate. The students toured several of the buildings on campus and attended the hall game between Ball State and Earlham college in the evening, — M. H. S. -* The Constitution of the United States, the phases of its went, and its importance today are being discussed this week in lengthy speechles given by members of the senior speech class.* This topic, is also the subject which will be used in the county contest which the speech; students of Monmouth plan to attend. / — M. H. S. — ; The basketball highlight of January has almost arrived, and that Eagles are out to win the county' tourney championship again thift year. The defending champions will play the Adams Central Greyhounds in the first game Thursday evening, January 12. Tickets for the tourney were first obtained by season ticket holders and the sal* of the remaining tickets,, is open to all other Monmouth fans. M. H. S. — . Friday evening of this week the Eagles will go after their tenth victory of the season when they travel to Union township in Hunt! ington county for their first game of the new year. — M, H. S. — The M. H. S. cheer block plana to go into effect for the county tourney. The members will wear white blouses, dark skirts or slacks, black gloves, and the newly purchased black and gold beanies. The entire student body feels certain that the outcome will be quite striking, and that it will add a great deal to the cheering section. — M. H. S. — Monday and Tuesday evening, the games in the north half of the second team county tourney will be played in the Monmouth gymnasium. Monday evening at 6:30, Monmouth plays the Decatur Catholic squad, and at 7:30, the Adams Central team will play Pleasant Mills. Tuesday evening the winners of these games will play at -7. Admission to these games will be 25 cents to all. The final second team tourney game k will be held just prior , to. the playing of the final game of the varsity tournament. - ■>