Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 56, Number 244, Decatur, Adams County, 16 October 1958 — Page 10

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School Reporter Jump”, and Our Lkdy’s statue surrounded by autumn-colored streamers were the decorations used by the group for last Friday’s dance. To climax the evening of entertainment, the junior class presented a prize of the "Mexican Hat Rock”, a favorite record amoung the student body, to Mary Walters. The juniors are to be complimented on the fine dance that they provided for the students. They would likewise, like to take this opportunity

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to thank those people who helped to bring about the success of their first junior dance. —By Pat Kintz D. C H S. - . Last week, tension mounted at Decatur Catholic high as both faculty members and the students waited anxibusly for the latest reports on the condition of our beloved Pope Pius XII. Through the latter portion of the afternoon of October 8, radios were turned in every 20 minutes to get the latest account of the Supreme Pontiff’s

condition. Thursday upon learning of the Pope’s death, students offered prayers for the repose of his soul. We students grieve for the loss of a pious and intellectual giant and pray that God will send an equally holy successor. D. C. H. S. Tuesday, the civics of *59, along with their teacher, found themselves lost in a world over-flowing with progress; they were guests of the Decatur General Electric plant. Upon arrival at the local plant, the group was escorted into

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the building, where they were shown the cafeteria and the recreation and the club rooms. A short talk by George F. Laurept, supervisor of employe relations, familiarized the group with the aims ol the General Electric company. A tour followed under the guidance i of Mr. Laurent, Kenneth Gaunt. Marc Gotch, Julius Baker, and Norman Koons. Needless to say, the group was fasinated by the uniform procedure of mass production and wish to extend their gratitude to the plant employes who made the

tour interesting, educational, and entertaining. D. C. H. S. "Oh! What happened to our trees? Moans and groans arose Wednesday morning as the students discovered, much to their dis- ' may, that the trees located at the front of the school building had I been cut down. The students miss having those trees, but they hope that the wood of the trees (if found to be of any value) be used for a worthy cause.

DECATUR HIGH SCHOOL By Cheryl Aahbaacher

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• Decatur enjoy-j ed the first as-1 sembly program I of the year. It I featured Chester! Cwiernia, who is] one of the coun-| try's greatest] concert trumpet-] ers. He was ac-J

compied on the piano by Miss Audrey Brezin. This program was 1 really enjoyed by the entire au- 1 dience. Cwiertnla, In addition to

playing the trumpet, sang. D.H.S. certainly enjoys programs of this type. -D.H.S.— The first six weeks ’ended this week. Report cards were distributed last Tuesday, some were satisfied with the results, others were not so happy. The cards are different than last year’s. There are reasons listed on the back of the card why the student may not be doing the work that he should be doing. * -D.H.S.—

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1958

Last week the student day sale, committee, sponsored by the senior class, met with the class sponsor, Miss Vera. These people are in charge of placing students to work at the respective business establishments who are participating in this sale. -D.H.S.Monday evening, at 4:30 o’clock, the speech class left Decatur to travel to the park at Bluffton. They enjoyed a picnic, and square-dan-ced in the shelter house. The class really enjoyed this evtnt. The class