Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 56, Number 13, Decatur, Adams County, 16 January 1958 — Page 11

THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1956

f * ‘ / U |l.j < k»f '• A- j»*f IL' # J ■% .all; i- 'Ji '-| : O“ ■' ww COB f - ■H w-'? B& * Rw-WrL Sg *'<* 4 * i , w iWL vW> i ; A PRACTICAL JOKE on Roger KeHy, Decatur businessman, drew a crowd of about 100 Saturday, as a caravan of police officers, sirens ringing, cars, a wrecker equipped with a hoist, and a semitruck with air-horn blasting pulled up to Kelly’s establishment. Tom Lutes, another local businessman known for his practical jokes, then ushered Kelly to the rear of the truck, from which Don Lutes and Adrian Baker attached a boutonniere to the hoist, and lowered it to the younger Lutes, who then presented it to s Kelly, —who-hJ»d been promised the 'special'' service previously.—'Staff Photo 1 * ~. ~—■—r, -■ '' ■ " 1 '■ ■' ■■■■'“ l "'" . lu '" ■ ————————- ■ ■ > ■ ' - ' " ■ ' -I'l,ll.

SCHOOL REPORTER " combination. When will she learn that lockers are meant for coats and books and not for humans? (A word to the wise is sufficient.) —A.C.H.S.— With semester tests and the county tourney occupying most of the spare time at Central, the clubs and other groups have not been meeting and not turned in a report for this column. Next week there will be more Adams Central news. —-A.C.H.S.— Got to get to that tourney now. Go you Greyhounds! —A.C.H.S.— Deers, like cows, have no teeth in their upper jaw*. X- .

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DKCATUR CATHOLIC HIGH By Mary F. Bockmeyer

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Seven o’clock tonight is tipoff time In the Adams county < tourney as the Comm o d o r e p i and Berne Bears] clash in the first game. The I

faculty and students are behind the team 100 per cent to bring the championship back to DCHS. -D.C.H.S.— The juniors and several seniors are in charge of the concessions at this year’s tourney. They promise to do their best in taking care of the many hungry and thirsty appetites. —D.C.H.S — Candidates lor homecoming queen were voted upon last Fri-' day. The four chosen were Carolyn Heimann, Rita Mendez, Susie Sutton, and Betty Baker. Later another vote will be taken for the queen and kept secret until the the crowning ceremonies duridg the half-time of the Marion Bennett game, January 31. • —D.C.H.S.— Last Friday night the Commodores suffered their second setback in a row and fourth loss of the season as Hartford defeated them, 74 to 50. The Gorillas held a 20-point half-time advantage, 39-19. Phil Reed did not see action in the game as a result of an ankle injury suffered in the Anderson St. Mary’s game. —D.C.H.S.— The second team was also defeated as the Gorillas seconds outscored them, 28 to 16. —D.C.H.S.— Volunteers gathered & made pom poms early this week. The green and gold pompoms will add much color to the Commodore cheering section during the tourney. —D.C.H.S.— , Little Diane Lindahl, daughter of Coach and Mrs. Al Lindahl, will be the Commodore mascot. She will be outfitted in a green skirt and white sweater similar to the cheerleaders. —D.C.H.S.— Judging from the happy smiles of the senior home ec class as they 4 walked out of class Tuesday, it was a sure bet that they had just enjoyed some good food. This they did, for they had eaten a dinner which was prepared in class. One group’s menu was hamburger, creamed peas, baked potatoes, brownies, and milk; the other

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group’s menu consisted of meat loaf, scalloped potatoes, com, Bavarian cream, and chocolate milk. —D.C.H.S.— “I Speak for America” is the title of the American Legion essay on which the students are working. Most of them have already handed in their finished copies. —D.C.H.S.— “Whew, that was hard.” "Oh, I didn’t think it was so bad.”

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These were a lew of the remarks flying through the air as the students completed their semester tests this morning. They are now anxiously awaiting the results on their report cards. —D.C.H.S.— Two pte-tourney pep sessions instilled the spirit of the tourney into the students. They were an opportunity for the cheer bloc to learn new yells and put new motions to old yells. At the pep ses-

sion today, the sophomores gave a skit showing the history of cheering from the stone age to modern times. -D.C.H.S.- - * DCHS students will have an opportunity to catch their breaths after the tests and tourney excitement. Friday will be a semester holiday, and Monday will be a free day in observance of the feast of St. Agnes, the patron of the teaching staff.

. In a vary close game, tbe second team was defeated by the Berne seconds, 33 to 30, in the second team tourney at Monmouth, -D.C.H.S.— Dartmouth College played its 77th season of intercollegiate football in 1957. Dr. George Crile of Cleveland, Ohio, developed the first successful blood transfusion techiques.

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No More Reports BARRE, Vt. 7- (UP) - After months of debate the city council passed an amendment nullifying a resolution which required the dty manager to make monthly reports i on the location and use of 10 trash ■ receptacles. t The flag of Ohio is different from i all other state flags because it is a swallow-tailed pennant.