Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 55, Number 280, Decatur, Adams County, 27 November 1957 — Page 17

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1957

The School Reporter

DECATUR HIGH SCHOOL By Emily Swearingen The students » of DHS started » their Thanks- •, giving vacation .Hr this afternoon < ’•ffiaftMr at 3:30. They~ Tfflwar are now free ft until 8:10 day morning. Mftli >■'

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Many will use this vacation fdr shopping, catching up on sleep, and doing advanced homework. No matter what the students do, they will make the, most of this four-day vacation. —D.H.S.— The Yellow Jackets were downed last Friday night in a wild game at Elmhurst. The Trojans I ’'■ . > :

defeated the Jackets by a score of 61-47, making the Jackets' record 2-2 so far this season. —D.H.S.— The second team was also defeated by Elmhurst The score of that game was 45-30. —D.H.S.— , The Thanksgiving issue of the Jacket Journal was distributed this afternoon after dismissal. Suan Custer, who has been acting as editor for the first three issues,

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should be congratulated for the fine work she has done on the paper. —D.H.S.— A few of the seniors have received their pictures and are now busy handing them out. The rest of the seniors should receive their pictures within the next few weeks. —D.H.S.— On November 18, the senior high home-ec. classes were visited by . Miss Young and Miss Ray of the

Northern Indiana Gas Company. These two women demonstrated the care and use of the gas range to the classes. ' : , - —D.H.S.— The students of Harry Dailey’s chemistry classes are now studying hydrochloric acid and hydrogen chlorid gas. The students will prepare hydrogen cloride gas upon returning to school Monday morning. —D.C.H.S.- * I Report cards were handed out

last Tuesday at the end of the school day. Many moans and groans were heard as the teachers presented the students with their cards. Some have improved gnd some have not. Get busy and improve those grades this six weeks! —D.H.S.— Miss Catherine Weidler’s junior English classes were to have their biographies or novels in by this afternoon. The junior had their

choice of writing a novel or biography this semester, and will do the other next semester. —D.H.S.— Mrs. Toddy Beatty visited the home-ec. classes on Friday, November 22. Mrs. Beatty demonstrated techniques of applying cosmetics properly. She represented Merle Norman Cosmetics. The girls in the classes enjoyed her demonstration very much. —D.H.S.— The six members of the speech class have been chosen for the Rotary speech contest. These six are Jane Wass, Ken Eliasson, Susan Custer, Janice Voshell, Judy Lane, and Barbara Kalver. These people will present their speeches on "What Can I Do?” for the Rotary club on December 19. Good luck to all these people. Any one of them is capable of winning and going on in this contest. —D.H.S.— On Tuesday, November 26, the FHA had a meeting. The topic of the meeting was a dance to be sponsored by the FHA December

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6. The dance will be called "Teen* age Rumble.” Music will be on records. Admission will be 15 cents per person and 25 per couple. A committee, with Mary Stettler as chairman, was selected to decorate. J (By Marjorie Wolfe) —D.H.S.— Don’t'forget the game with Concordia Friday night. It will be held at the Central high school gynasium. Get a crowd there to cheet the team on to victory! —D.H.S.— , MONMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL By Kenny Peck "Over the er and through the woods, to ’ gran dniother’s -Wter" house we go." > Weli-maybe not over the river and through the ' woods, but a » large majority of the students here at MHS will be visiting relatives tomorrow when Thanksgiving day rolls around. Others will probably stay at home or go to some