Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 58, Number 5, Decatur, Adams County, 7 January 1960 — Page 2

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-H HlThe WtktoU “ *J2 ! a*.ln.t the Bfcmrorv.Ur Cuba W«tfnrMiay t<* th* arc-ond time thto They will be in •«“* .«.ln Friday Thr Cato will attack I the Harlan Hawk* Good luck, j Wildcat*! -H.lt- | , The Booster club to »pon*orlng . bake wlr Saturday at three dlfI frrent place* Hoagland. Poe. and New Haven Each member at the club will donate baked good*. The profit will be used for item* nced- ' cd for the county tournament and I sectional. - HH.S — Somc yearbook staff member* I came to school Tuesday of each I of the two weeks of vacation tn . make additional pages for the I ‘ Ships Los" to send tn the Art Master company The members < deserve credit for giving up some of their vacation time. j It was previously reported that each senior donated a dollar to the Allen county home instead of i having a class exchange for Christmas. A letter was received Janu- , ary 4 from the home in gratitude I for doing such a fine thing. The i seniors all feel very happy for ! doing it. —H.H.S.— MONMOUTH HIGH Margaret Boerger

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Monday morn-1 ing the halls of j Monmouth were] again buzzing] with activity as students return|ed from their l Chrtstmas vacaI tions. It is their I hope that all of 1 you had a very I

enjoyable holiday season. —M.H.S. — The days immediately proceding Christmas were filled with activity for the MHS students These activities included: a special assembly featuring Charles Ramsden, a : unique musician..the student counI cil Christmas program, a danee following the Bryant game, ahd various class parties. *£ s< ‘ —M.H.S.— Speaking of baske tb -a 11, the Eagles won their first game by defeating the Bryant Owls, December 18. Needless to say, the team and the fans were thrilled by this one-point victory . The second team was also victorious. —M.H.S.— The following Tuesday was another story. The Monmouth five' lost to Decatur Catholic by a onepoint margin. of this type can be called a “heartbreaker” or a "thriller.’’; and the Tuesday night game can ht into this same category. — . —M.H.S.— During vacation the school received an extra cleaning: floors were waxed, and steps were painted. New lights were also installed in the home ec. room. This all helps to improve the appearance of the school. ' —M.H.S.— Friday evening the Monmouth Eagles will try for another win when they oppose the Geneva Cardinals at Geneva. We wish the MHS team the best of luck and hope they emerge victorious. i GUARANTEED 4 NOW YOU CAN LOOK YOUNGER — Only Helena Rubinstein’s medically tested ULTRA FEMININE , U FACE CREAM Tias the two female hormones that fight lines and wrinkles due to dryness. & -O' -.-fctf Heteoa Rutest®’ SAVE 2.00 Large 60-Day Supply, Reg. 5.50! Now 3.50! plut tax Limited Time Only •or your money back—,.——— SMITH Rexall Drag Store

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January 14 and IS I —PMHBp«.p club wa« held at txxrn Tucw ' day far the avaning ball ‘‘""'’J" • | which the Sp.rt.n* tangled with. the Wil Uh Ira Bearcats. -PMHAi- Saturday night the Spartan* will play boat to Ohio City Let * really I get on U»e ball and win thto game i Good luck team 1 -P MKB - • I Recently the girl* vocal cnaem-| bic and double sextet were <-hoaen : Theac groups are planning their | music tor the district contest Jan-1 . uary 30 The personnel will be. 1 given at a future date. ; —P.M.H.S.— Durmg the Saturday night game, a group of student* in the grades > will give a performance. Everyone . ( come and enjoy this entertainment, > and support the team. —P.M U.S — I The Senior boys and varsity ; cheerleaders ordered their athletic | sweaters and jackets recently.; They are planning to have them 1 in time for the county tourney. . | -P. M.H.S. — Name cards, anyone! The sen ! iors received their name cards recently and a memory book in . which the class members had fun • signing their names? , —P.M.H.S. — The junior class is sponsoring ( a roller skating party bt the Happy Hours Roller Rink January 12. The , time is to be from 7 to 10 p m.' I Tickets may be purchased from; j any student in the class for 50 cents. Everyone is invited—P.M.H.S.— Last Thursday evening, New I Year's Eve, the girl’s trio and ; quartet sang for the watehnight service at the Berne Mennonite church. Each group participating i will compete in a final contest this I coming May. —P.M.H.S.— Victory! The Pleasant Mills Bible club quiz team won over | Berne and Geneva at the New Year's Eve watchnight service., ' They were the county quiz team | champs last May. Members of the | . team were Ellamae Speakman, Barbara Jackson, Miriam McAhren. Roger Rupp, and David! Speakman Congratulations! . —P.M.H.S.— Four members of the Dramatics t club will participate in the annual' Indiana high school speech contest Saturday. Karen Foor and Sandy Brunner will be giving humorous ; readings and Cynthia Buettner and ; Kathy Brunstrup will be reading; poetry. Other members of the class will also attend the conference. Good luck, girls! , —P.M.H.S.— DECATUR HIGH By Alice Allwein

Everyone is| back in school! after a wonder-1 ful ten day va-| 'cation. It was! ■ nice to see the I ■ college students I home .for the 1 I holiday. Because! I the first semes- 1 . ter ends Janu-

ary 22, the remainder of this month will be a busy one for both the faculty and students. ; ■ —D.H.S.— It was nice to see so many stui dents at the Youth and Community Center for the holiday dances. Everyone seemed to be having a “swell” time. , —D.H.S.— Congratulations to the Yellow Jackets for defeating the Portland Panthers in the holiday tourney at Portland. Be sure to follow the Jackets to New Haven Friday night! Good luck, team! —D.H.S.— Congratulations also to the cheerleaders and the cheering section for the fine job of backing the team. Mr. Bevelhimer was well pleased with the fine support. —D.H.S.— ' Ken Eliasson, a former exchange student of D.H.S., is now playing on his school basketball team that has reached the semi-finals in the Swedish national basketball tournament. Ken is in hopes that his school will win the tournament because the winning team will apoear on television in Sweden. —D.H.S.— Several people received Christmas greetings from Ken and Peter Friederici,. the former exchange student from Ger ma n Terry Strprh, the present exchange student from Norway, enjoyed the American Christmas very much, but said it was quite different from those in Norway because the Norwegian .Celebrations are much more traditional. ’ J —D.H.S.The test scores of-the preliminary scholastic aptitude tests were received and distributed Tuesday afternoon to those seniors who took the examination. —D.H.S.— Preliminary plans are being made for a senior parents’ night to be held sometime in March. A speaker will be-present to talk'with parents concerning the vocational plans of the members of the grad-

u«Ung elaaa ‘—© <.«.*- Th- Sport of Use Kiaga" p»eseertrd Wmtor*d*y *ftom«««i by ! tx*u Garta Evwrytww enjoyod tha asawtnbiy very OMMB, -D.MAThe senior ctoM officer* met | I with a * a leaman this week and will meet with another neat week I 'to select graduatum invttatton*; I the member* of the wnior claaa ■ will then vote upon tba invitaiMMl selected by the officer* —DHJ — Adams County Lady I Is Taken By Death Mr* Elltaon Ncucnschwander. j I 47. died Wednesday at her home tn French township, slit nulcs I ' northwest of Berne, following an I illneaa of more than a year. She was born in Wabash townj ship Aug. 17. 1912. a dpughter of I Levi and Caroline Uechty-Habeg-i ger. and was married to Ellison j 1 Neuenachwander April 20. 1934. She was a member of the First ' Mennonite church at Berne. Surviving are her husband: two sons, the Rev. Stanley Neueo- ; schwander of near Warren, and Ted K . at home, four daughters. Mrs. Jerome Rauch of Vera Cruz. Karen, in nurses' training at the ' Lutheran hospital in Fort Wayne, Antia Marie and Gretchen, both at home; five grandchildren; the I mother. Mrs. Caroline Habegger] ! of Berne, and three brothers, Mel-! i vin Habegger of New Augusta, j I Herman E. of Fayetteville. N. Y., I and Daniel G. Skf Pierceton. Services will be held as 10 a.m Saturday at the First Mennonite 1 church, the Rev. Gordon Neuen-,

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