Decatur Central High School - Hawkeye Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1956 volume:

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S.--- ---1 -----2 W----3 -----4 ------5-20 -----21-26 -----27-36 - ---. 37-50 -----51-82 ----83-102 103-112 114-117 ------118 I Y Q X ff! 4 12 B As a class, we do humbly dedicate this, our annual, to our parents, our faculty, and all those who have helped guide us through our school years. We especially want to acknowledge the help and en- couragement of our sponsor, Mr. Thornberry, during the past year. Without his sincere desire to make our class a suc- cessful one neither this annual nor any of the class's projects would have been possible. So we hereby extend our gratitude and wish him all the very best that life can offer. 4 ,J Jn. if 5 . 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The G.A.A. came out with the theme of Greenwood over the fallrf' Marsha Miller and Judy Demmery are on the float. Old King Cole had several loyal subjects from Greenwood. Ed Bryan represented the king for Hi- Y and Sunshine Society. Homecoming - A Homecoming was held October 14. A dinner was served by the wrestlers in the cafe- teria. Before the game, the floats were presen- ted and the band led them in. At the half, the band paraded and the queen was crowned . It was also announced that the senior class float had won first place. The seniors really made an impressive sight. Seven cars, with letters on them, spell- ing out SENIOR led the float onto the field. On them were seven senior girls: Margaret Duvall, Barbara Dillon, Lois Paddock, Linda Wfilliams, Deloris Dunn, Jean Davis, and Pat Price representing bridesmaids. The team came through by winning the game 12 to 0. A dance was held after the game sponsor- ed by the G. A. A. The High School Dance Band provided the music. It was a night to be remembered for a long time by all the students of D. C. H. S. I0 I Deruffzr Tube Thee Greerzufood' was the theme of the senior class float which won first place. On the float are Larry Kugelman and Janet Eller. Memorable Event Decatur Cenrral's Hawks came through with their first win of the season. The vic- tory, offsetting the Homecoming activities, was scored as an upset over favored Greenwood. Greenwood won the toss and elected to receive. On Greenwood's second down, Larry McGill knocked down an important pass. The first quarter was scoreless, but Greenwood gained 101 yards to Decatur's 60. Decatur outmarched them in the second quarter by 90 to 25 but since there was no score in that quarter either, the score stood at the half at 0 to O. Paul Larrison took the ball for Decatur to start the second half and returned it for ll yards. The Hawk's moved 70 yards for their first touchdown with Larrison and Richard Clarkson alternating at carrying the ball. The score came on a 30 yard run by Larrison. The running try for the extra point was stopped. Paul Larrison scored again in the fourth quarter. The point was blocked. Final Score: Decatur 12 Greenwood 0 Decatur Win-D Game was the title of the junior class float which took second place. On the float are Clair Freeman and Karen Eller. We chopped the Woodmerz d0u'r2. The sophomore class depicted the scene on their float. Victory Around the World is represented by the freshman class. 11 of is 51525 The Plag Fulfilling their ambitions to bring a fine romantic comedy play to DCHSaudiences, the senior class members presented DEAR RUTH on November 4, 1955. ACTING CAST Rath ,,, . ,,e, ,. ,,,e,,... ,,Sue Butler Miriam , , , , Bill ,,,,,,, Mrr. Wfilhim Mr. Wiikim Alhert , , ,,,, Martha , , , Chuck ,,,, Dora ,,,b, Harold , , , . ,..Abe Margaret Duvall ,, , , ,,Denny Cummings , ,, , - , ,,Judy Burkhardt ,,,, ,,,,,,,,Jerry Hibler , , , , Darrell Underwood . . , ,Carolyn Burnside , , , , , ,Russell Day , , , , , ,Jean Davis , , , ,Paul Larrison What fha!! I do with 200 hoxer of cracker- jacler? asks Dora, Jean Davis, jerry Hibler, Darrell Underwood, Sue Butler. Can you tell a hedroom from a bathroom? That is the question Albert asks Judge Wil- kins. Jerry Hibler, Darrell Underwood, Sue Butler, Judy Burkhardt, There war a lady fair, Bill recites a poem to Ruth. Sue Butler and Denny Cummings. I2 Goes On The cast, under the direction of Mrs. McGowan and Mrs. Van Campen gave two stirring performances. The play was based around the situations a teenager got her older sister and their family into. PRODUCTION CAST Student Assistant . Joan Auble Master of Ceremonies , ,Amos Mills Stage Men Edward Bryan Duane True Kenny Tolen Properties . ,,Sue Schutte Make Up , , ,,Pat Price Phyllis Baker Costume Man .Judy Replogle Acting Cast, Front Row: jean Davis, Mar- garet Duvall, Carolyn Burnside, Sue Butler, Judy Burkhardt. Back Row: Russell Day, Paul Larrison, jetty Hibler, Darrell Under- wood, Denny Cummings. l know you meant well, Bill tells Miriam. Jerry Hibler, Margaret Duvall, Denny Cum- mings. Hurry, boys, the play? tonight. Some of the production crew puts the finishing touches on the set. Kenny Tolen, Duane True, Edward Bryan. 13 wig Q' Q- 'QSQQFL .gk lei N X ..-f ,C 'iw si - Q xewf? Q. Nw f Q-nnwgmam - 13? . ,Dag 9. S kv. fn av 4 ,P Star 1, 4' i T'3a fw' - 1 E wVAAQ,, ., W L ff N2 . V -X R 55W :fi . , ,, Rfsgiifvii- Mm-.mf Q. - z WW W, ...mmm P'-in-1 ,, 3 iii iff , ' Y vt na 54 .X 4 i 1, Q 2fwf1xf +f 2 ,. . . A 1 , 1 ,F Q1 N -X x , x Mg sh. 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The stunts were organized by a committee appointed by the senior class, in co-operation with the student council. All the freshmen were very good sports, and the day was a lot of fun for everybody. l. Get Mick's car clean, boys-Mick Smith's lux- ury liner gained popularity this year as Maybellene. 2. The startled look on the rwo boy's faces comes from tasting what was supposed to be whipped cream, only to find that it was shaving cream. 3. Paul Larrison and jim Harless fight to the end in a very fair game called, Moriority, Are You There? 4. Edward Bryan wanted to make sure the motor of his Jaguar was clean. - - - Freshman lmtuatlon Some of the stunts were: a tug of war, seniors against freshmeng wheel-barrow racesg relay racesg the boys climbed greased goal postsg the shovel races, and at the end of the ceremony the freshmen bowed to the seniors as a salute to them. The senior class thought the fresh- men were pretty swell themselves. Dale Williams, Margaret Duvall, and Mr. Rankin acted as directors. Dale represented the Student Council and Margaret, the class. Twenty-seven seniors showed up with their cars, so the freshmen had a busy time. Some of the girls experienced wearing onions around their necks for the first time. Good luck to all future seniors and fresh- men on their inititions. 5. This was the first year that the front steps were cleaned with tooth brushes. The kids did a pretty good job, too - it was a mess! 6. Find your shoes and socks, kids. Aren't seniors mean? But it was all in fun. 7. Ennis Pyle seemed unable to find his shoes. He wasn't the only one. 8. Have you ever tried the great dish of melted baking chocolate marshmallows. These kids have, and blindfolded at that! 'Q 9 5. i f D'-T '...'2Tf.3 . and Things - - l, The girls of the home economics classes have learned to make many beautiful clothes for them- selves. Z, Advanced typing clziss-We bet Dorothy Allen- der didn't know that a camera was looking over her shoulder. 3. Art Ringham helped Mr. Whitaker throughout the year, to develop our pictures. 4. This is a candid shot at a teachers' meeting. From the look on the teachers' faces, it looks as if they're studying as hard as we were supposed to have Studied. 5. A front page from our school newspaper, The Decatur Clarion. The staff did a fine job, even though there was always a last minute rush. rr ai . :ur High Fchc-ULN RF Fl.EI'i'! AHARU ntly, -1 f. Junior manng fi prrscnma- f n gold pluqa, was r. ltnplv on bums! emu r-mg.:1im . This plaque una to thi. Junior: to nt. wtatanding work ir rtacnv. :mguinu which they reached fnbulaun goal of -nw pr-que su me brunt: and hu the M Lnlvription, I Pro: lint' vlllnh Dry npprop-into far lor Chu. b N 'N l, Xxflf -AFL 1C! .U CATI JF xy January lb, lli be A coavoeniu r. b Ku. Joseph: UIC ao!! spectacu- mibnxon yet given noch. 'PNY have I audience: in un'l show and n an vdl Al school lcgul. Jalcplu Mn vu ulptmlhip! with lbw and in one ot uisvl gfoswlt . fha ohaniu nil u an att!!!- Q fd his axbili-5 2, ll wif? F X. l xx PROM DHTE SET ht Junior! have at me dna and plwf fu' ill prm. It will be ram at the I. U. Medical Cantor, snzmay, Apu za, 195. PL-mn un under my so Juniata and Senior: should stan GSIISN abwt V53 GNU ll! Qilll to oil. Nunn, 1li'l 50 N' um mu vw W' .Y gene ihfll uh xx It un f . . 1... 'T-E . .U '7 W . iizrism' can tum ' 5 new PHYS. eo. renewal at o.C. In X945 Mrs. Balham has vnu graduated frm wumqm. am moot. lb il a frndvnw ,of Iniinu Vnivzrsity ard has Maid! at franklin Collage IM lmihinflon High Sthaol. H4111 thu vu at Z. U. sm lolmgad 'La Delta PSUWPQ 1 sorority for physical education majors, girls' twinning un, Girl.: Pac- naticn Anoclatiou and una president of wa Hayw- lonl Education Major :ni Miner Club. Sas of mr hobbies are euimmg, fly- ing, NB Gxlylnd. Her my band - cams an airport or hu 355 uri fan. Har husband gx'udn.:rt.s from bicorotvilh, and they were married in NSE. They hav! txo children, ktzxiy Anti Gnu. DE M OL A Y C H O O S ES C AN 0 IDA T E F107 YDNBIYI :hrs hd- Lm o Ghnywr Duho- xq mm an 'mn- hui Dunn' at the Seem'- ith M0 Cmthodml. TNI your th duxu will bs hom huns 18. n mJJw'n pm ou-mu wh 'mu- nmuau for the txt-is vwumm at neuo1sr .w Anya! nat-lat attend nn new-o invin- tivu has at 3:2 9.5,-qpgaqpr, on puns this Ananda and 62.11 0 W 41 uw All nl Hi is vm aa Qiihgdill Id' ind -5 ,524 s-,f Lp 5 3 4 as Q at . A fi E, ,Z I i' we tm ? il S , 2 ii Special Services . s , ,X ggi KS? 5 is eeee l' eeee r . .. - 'V so -50-M W A I md 0 .LV if 1-V. if , , Intl, M . ' . eee . . . . - sf 5 MATRON COOKS Mrs. Bryant Mrs. Haskerr, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Wepler, Mrs. Milhous, Mrs. Pittman, Mrs. Warren. CUSTODIANS BUS DRIVERS Mr, Ggodall, Mr, Mcclgud Mr. Pierson, Mr. Seerley, Mr. Charnper, Mr. Elliott, Mr. Frazier, Mr. Reynolds Mr. Brooking, Mr. Dillon, and Mr. Milhous. 20 -A ' 15:22 ., f J 1 , ,r1E3gg.f-f . - ,l',,', ,JJ w, 0-N5 A . . ' . , Igwlgp f .1 3 1 iw JS- i if-.S 1 . ' VVS K T431 -ew, mf ' A Q 2 H -- Y 12 5 K 4, K Q ,vi-'L nf. ww '4-232 7'T7?'u. W' f,ff 5ff,f gi f ., If 4 - ' Q iz 'U 4 gf Y 33 Q -2 ge' v r :N 'Z 5 1 M wx, 'i W 2 rg sw 1 5 W w 5 V? MH ar V , , . 11 ' . 1 ' ' Se iii Q gap ,yr V - .4 . M, ' ' ,NL x ' , bib. W I 5 , 11' 'V' 4 I, f z ..-any 'a7 i.f5' 6 K' f New 5 v X it 2 ., .Q its , Jn. K Q ,af-:vm x TRUSTEE Fred O. Butler Mr. Butler and his advisory board deserve much credit for the way they have han- dled our school affairs this year. To help with the constant demand for more classrooms, another addition was made to the recently completed West Newton Grade School. Other improvements include the building of the high school track field, which should be completed in the near future. We, the senior class of 1956, would like to thank Mr. Butler, Mr. Haverstick, Mr. Mills and Mr. Card for the part they have played in giving us such a wonderful school in which to learn ADVISORY BOARD William Haverstick Howard Mills Lionel Card FRED W. RANKIN Principal PrincipaI's Message To the Class of 1956 It is my sincere hope that the four years you have spent at Decatur Central High School have been happy ones, and that they have truly enriched your lives by providing increased knowledge, maturity of judgment, and recognition of the social and civic re sponsibility of us all as citizens in a community, state and nation. Best wishes to each member of this fine class. LEO H. SHIVELY Vice-Principal Mr. Shively has been both a fine teacher and friend, and has shown not only knowledge but also sympathy, understanding and guidance. Therefore we wish to express our appreciation and thanks to him. MQ MRS. BERNICE ABBOTT Purdue University, B.S. Science, Sth grade MR. WILLIAM ADAMSON Purdue University, B.S. Agriculture MR. MARVIN ARMSTRONG Franklin College, A.B. World History, Driver? Education, Athletics MRS. BETTY BAKER Purdue University, B.S. Home Economicr MISS ALEIDA BEUKER University of Michigan, B.S. N urre MISS THEODORA BOSMA Indiana University, M Algebra, Latin ,. Dean of Girl: g . X, MISS ELIZABETH BRAUNE Indiana University, B.S. School Secretary General Burinerr v 1 7 MRS. MARION BRIGGS 77,7 A 's,,t..a-M t X Indiana State Teachers Col- y f lege, B.S. Librarian MR. CHARLES BRUNSON Central Normal Teachers College, M.A . Reading, 7th grade MR. CARTER BYFIELD Anderson College, B.S. Biology, Health, Atbleticr 24 MRS. GENEVA GLEDDERJOHN Indiana University, B.S. Shorthand, Typing MR. WILLIAM FREED Ball State Teachers College B.S. Art, Bookkeeping MRS. KATHRYN HILL Earlham College, A.B. Dietitian, Home Economic: MR. JERRY I-IOLEMAN Butler University, B.S. Music MR. DALE JACKSON Butler University, M.M. Band Director MISS MARY ELLEN LEHR Indiana University, B.S. Phyrical Education MR. JOHN MCCORY Ball State Teachers College, B.S. Math, 8th grade MRS. JEANNINE MCGOWAN Indiana University, B.S. Englirh Senior Play Director MR. GLENN MAPLE Butler University, M.S. Chemirtry, Phyricr, Geome- try, Advanced Algehra MISS NELLIE RECORD Butler University, B.S. Englirh, 7th grade 25 MR. OZRO STUCKEY Indiana State Teachers Col lege, B.S. Englirb, 8th grade MR. WILLIAM TAYLOR St. Joseph College, B.S. Hirtory, 8th grade MR. DEAN THORN BERRY Butler University, A.B. Hixtory, Government MR. PERRY UNDERWOOD Indiana University, B.S. Math., 7th grade MRS. BETTY VAN CAMPEN Wheaton College, A.B. Wheaton, Illinois Englirb, , V 1 I Senior Play Director MRS. DEVETA VAN DERVORT Tri State Teachers College, B.S. Social Studie: 7th grade MRS. MARGARET WEESNER Indiana University, B.S. Choir Director MR. WALTER WEISENBURGER University of Michigan, B.S Shop MR. RAWLINS WHITAKER Indiana Central College, B.S. Typing, Commercial Math, Io urnalirm 26 if-r L 1 Q Q 14 va z va . in Officers DENNY CUMMINGS, President Hi-Y 2, - 4, President 4, Historical Society 3, 4, President 4, Band 1-4, Captain 4, Trumpet Trio 2-4, Dance Band 1-4, Brass Sextet 3, 4, Brass Choir 1-4, Honor Society 3, 4, Baseball 1-4, Boys' State 3, All State Orchestra 4, D-Club 2-4, Basketball 1, 2, 4-H 1-4, Junior Leader 3, 4, Senior Play, Clarion Staff 4. JIM ALBRECHT, Vice President Boys' State 3, State Math Awards 1, 2, Honor Society 3, 4, National Poultry Judging 3, 4, 4-H 1-4, Junior Leader 2-4, Basketball 1-4, Track 1-4, Historical Society 3, 4, Quiz'em Team 3, 4, F.F.A. 1-4. PHYLLIS BAKER, Secretary S.S.S. 1-4, President 4, F.T.A. 1-4, 4-H 1-4, Award Trip 4, Historical Society 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Band 1-4, Sweater, All State Orchestra 4, Clarion Staff 4, Assistant Editor, DAR Good Citizen Award 4, Junior Leader 1-4, Usher 3. JUDY REPLOGLE, Treararer Class Officer 1, 4, Senior Class Play, Band 1-4, Sweater 2, Clarinet Quartet 1-4, Honor Society 3, 4, Historical So- ciety 3, 4, S.S.S. 1-4, Clarion Staff 4, Editor, Usher 3. DUANE TRUE, Barinerr Manager Hi-Y 2-4, Historical Society 3, 4, Projectionist 2-4, Sen- ior Play, 4-H 1, 2, Clarion Staff 4, Hawkeye Staff 4, Pep Club 4. EDWARD BRYAN Hawkeye Staff, Business Manager, Hi-Y 2, 4, Officer 4, D-Club 2-4, 4-H 1-3, Wrestling 1, 2, Class Officer 2, Jr. Leader 2, Senior Play, Clarion Staff 4, Historical So- ciety 4, Track Manager 2. LARRY KUGELMAN Hawkeye Staff, Business Manager, Choir 3, 4, Historical Society 3, 4, Hi-Y 2-4, Safety Patrol 2, 3, F.T.A. 3, 4: Senior Play Clarion Staff 4, Baseball Manager 1, Pro- jectionists 2, 3. DOROTHY LOUISE ALLENDER Sunshine Society 1-4, Treasurer 4, Shorthand award 3, Honor Society 4, 4-H 1-4, Junior Leader 3. Jon ALLISON Hi-Y 3, 4, Band 1-3, Sweater 3, 4-H 1-4, junior Leader 1-4, F.F.A. 1-3, Vice President 3, Historical Society 3, 4, Basketball 1. JOAN AUBLE Honor Society 3, 4, Girls' State 3, Quiz'em team 2-4, S.S.S. 1-4, Historical Society 3, 4, 4-H 1-4, junior Leader 2, 3, Senior play, G.A.A. 1, Typing award 2, Latin award 3. JANICE AVERY G.A.A. 2, 3, Fortville H.S. 2, Librarian 4, 'Shorthand award 33 Glee Club 2, 4-H 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2. CAROLYN JOAN BERTRAM Honor Society 4, Historical Society 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, S.S.S. 1, 2, F.T.A. 4, Senior Play, Safety Patrol 1-3 JUDITH ANN BURKHARDT G.A.A., Awards 1-3, President 4, F.T.A. 2-4, Historical Society 3, 4, S.S.S. 1-4, Office 3, 4, Usher 3, Senior Play 4, Cheerleader 1, 4, Quiz 'em Team 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 4, 4-H 1, 2, junior Leader 1. CAROLYN ANN BURNSIDE Majorette 1-4, Head Majorette 3, 4, Historical Society 3, 4, G.A.A. 1-3, Senior Play, Clarion Staff 3, 4, S.S.S. 1-4, Pep Club 1-4, Glee Club 1, Office 4. SUE ELLEN BUTLER Majorette 1-4, sweater 4, Honor Society 4, Leader at Com- mencement 3, 4-H 1-4, G.A.A. 1-4, letter 3, Junior Leader 1-4, Senior Play, Cheerleader 2-4, S.S.S. 1-4, Historical Society 3, 4, Clarion Staff 4. RICHARD LEE CATT Football 2-4, Basketball mgr. 2-4, Honor Society 4, His- torical Society 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, D-Club 2-4, Quiz 'em Team 4, Senior Play, Baseball 2-3, letter, Projectionist 3 4. RALPH L. CHATTIN Football 1-4, sweater, letter 2, Wrestling 1-3, letter 3, D- Club 2-4, 4-H 1. BOBBY CLARK Seating Committee 4. RICHARD CLARKSON Football 1-4, sweater, letter 4, Co-captain 4, Citizenship award 4, 4-H 2-4, D-Club 3, 4, F.F.A. 2-4, Vice President 4, Grain Judging Team 2, 3. DON DAVIS Track 1, Projectionist 3, 4, Clarion Staff 4. JEAN DAVIS S.S.S. 1-4, Hawkeye Staff 4, Librarian 4, Senior Play, 4-H 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 4, Office 4. RUSSELL V. DAY Football 1-4, Basketball 1, Wrestling 1, 2, Baseball 2, 3, Honor Society 4, Historical Society 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, D-Club 2-4, Senior Play, Boys' State 3, Class Officer 2, Safety Patrol 1, Baseball Manager 1. BARBARA JEAN DILLON 4-H 1-3, Junior Leader 3, Usher 4, Historical Society 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, Librarian 2-4, Clarion Staff 4, Pep Club 1-4, S.S.S. 1-4. DELORIS KAYE DUNN Hawkeye Staff 45 Usher 45 Glee Club 15 G.A.A. 1-35 S.S.S. 1-45 Choir 2-45 Pep Club 1-45 Music Awards 1, 4. MARGARET DUVALL Hawkeye Staff 4, Co-Editor5 Honor Society 3, 45 Histori- cal Society 3, 45 F.T.A. 1-45 Senior Play5 Choir 3, 45 Mixed Double Quartet, lst in state 35 Glee Club 45 Typing Award 25 4-H 1-45 junior Leader 2-45 SSS. 1-45 G.A.A. 1, 45 Safety Patrol 1-4. MARY ANN EDWARDS G.A.A. 1-4, Award 2-45 F.T.A. 1-45 Cheer Leader 1-3, Let- ter 3, Cap. 35 Historical Society 3, 45 S.S.S. 1-45 4-H 1-4, President 2-45 Majorette 45 Glee Club 1, 45 Hawkeye Staff 45 Usher 3, 45 junior Leader. JANET ELLER Hawkeye Staff 4, Co-Editor5 S.S.S. 1-45 G.A.A. 1-4, letter 25 Student Council 2, 3, Vice President 2, Sec. 35 Office 3, 45 Librarian 25 Usher 3, 45 Historical Society 45 Pep Club 1-4. CAROLYN SUE FOWLER Band 1-4, Award Sweater 1, 45 Clarinet Quartet 1-45 Short- hand Award 35 4-H 1-45 S.S.S. 3, 45 Historical Society 45 G.A.A. 1, Librarian 4. ROBERT W. FRANKLIN 4-H 1-45 F.F.A. 1-4. THOMAS R. FREUND Basketball 15 Projectionist 1-45 Clarion Staff 4. TOMMY A. FROST Ways and Means Committee 4. BETTY J. FRYE ROBERT L. HARTLOFF F.F.A. 1-4, 4-H 1-4, Ways and Means Committee for Sen ior Class. CHARLES HERNER 4-H 1-4, Camera Club 2, Projectionist 1, Seating Commit- tee for Senior Class. JERRY EDWARD HIBLER Basketball 1-4, letter, sweater, Football 1, 3, 4, sweater 3, Track 1-4, letter, Senior Play, D-Club 1-4, Secretary-Treas- urer 5, Historical Society 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, F.T.A. 1, Pro- jectionist 1-3, Baseball 1, 2. PAUL LARRISON Football 1-4, letter 2, sweater 2, Co-Captain 4, Basketball 1, 2, Track 1-4, letter 2, Baseball 2, letter 2, Student Coun- cil 1, Historical Society 3, 4, Hi-Y 5, 4, D-Club 1-4, Pro- jectionist 3, 4, Senior Play, F.T.A. 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 4. LOUIS LINDER, JR. Football 1, 5, 4, sweater, letter 5, Track 1, D-Club 3, 4, 4-H 1, 2. JUDITH Jo MARSHALL Majorette 3, 4, G.A.A. 1-3, Choir 1-4, 4-H 1-4, junior Leader 5, 4, Pep Club 2, Safety Patrol 1, 2, Music Awards 1-4. FRED MARTIN Football 1-4, sweater, letter 5, Football Citizenship Award 3, Track 1, 2, letter 2, Wrestling 2, 3, Cross Country 2, D-Club 2-4, President 4. RONALD MCBRIDE Choir 3. 4, D-Club 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Senior Play, Baseball Manager 3, letter, Football 1, Safety Patrol 2, 3, Captain 2, 3. HELENA McCOY S.S.S. 1, 2, 4, F.T.A. 1-4, Historical Society 3, 4, Usher 3, Honor Society 4, G.A.A. 1, .2, Student Council 1, Typing award 2, Pep Club 1-4, Office 1. AMOS MILLS Football 1-4, sweater, Cross Country 2, 3, Basketball 1 2, Wrestling 3, 4, letter 3, Track 1-4, letter, Baseball 2 letter, Honor Society 3, 4, 4-H 1-4, junior Leader 2-4, Student Council 3, Historical Society 3, 4, D-Club 2-4, Hi-Y 2-4, Senior Play, F.F.A. 1-4, Band 1-4. MARY MOFFITT S.S.S. 1-4, Librarian 3, 4, 4-H 3, 4, Clarion Staff 4. CAROLINE MONTFORT S.S.S. 1-4, Honor Society 4, Historical Society 3, 4, G.A. A. 1, 3, Shorthand Award 33 Pep Club 1-4, 4-H 1-3, Jun- ior Leader 3. FLETCHER MOORE Tech 1, Shortridge 2, Football 4, sweater, Hi-Y 3, 4. RAMONA MOORE Tech 1, Shortridge 2, Choir 3, 4, Cheer Block 3, 4. LE ROY L. MORRIS F.F.A. 1-4, D-Club 3, 4, Cross Country 4, Wrestling 1-4, letter 3. ROSEMARY MURPHY Choir 2-4, Majorette 1, 3, 4, S.S.S. l-4, Historical Society 3, 4, 4-H l-4, Junior Leader 2-4, Clarion Staff 4, Pep Club 1-4, F.T.A. 1, 2, G.A.A. 1. JAMES R. NEWSOM, JR. Honor Society 4, Hi-Y 2-4, Chaplain 4, Historical So- ciety 3, 4, Student Council 1, Choir 1-4, Band 1, 2, sweater, Double Quartet, lst in state 3, D-Club 2-4, Base- ball 2, letter. LOIS JEAN PADDOCK G.A.A. 1-4, awards 1-3, S.S.S. 1, 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, Majorettes 2, 4-H 1- 2, Junior Leader 2, Pep Club 1-4, Clarion Staff 4, Usher 4, Glee Club 1, Office 4. PATRICIA KAY PRICE Choir 2-4, sweater, Mixed Double Quartet, lst in state 3, Glee Club 1, Clarion Staff 4, Senior Play, Historical So- ciety 3, 4, S.S.S. 1-4, 4-H 1, Pep Club 1. THERESA JOANN PURDUE Manual H.S. 1, 2, S.S.S. 3, 4, Student Council 4, G.A.A. 3, 4, Vice President 4, Pep Club 3, Office 4, Homecoming Queen 4. WALTER LEE REYNOLDS Football 4, letter, sweater 4, Choir 3, 4, Clarion Staff 4, Projectionist 1-4, D-Club 4. SANDRA JEANNE RINK G.A.A. 1-3, letter, shield, S.S.S. 1-4, Usher 4, Clarion Staff 4, Office 4, Pep Club 1-4, Librarian 2, Glee Club 1, 4-H 1-3, Junior Leader 2, 3. JERRY RUTH Basketball 1-2, letter, Track 1-3, letter, Hi-Y I-2, D-Club l-4, Historical Society 3. CATHERINE SUE SCHUTTE Band I-4, Historical Society 3, 4, S.S.S. I-4, Honor So- ciety 4, Fashion Board 3, 4, Senior Play, Hawkeye Staff 4, Dance Band 2-4, Glee Club 2, Choir 33 Librarian 4, Pep Club 1,2. NORANNE SHEETS Choir 2-4, sweater, Double Quartet, Ist in state 3, Glee Club 1, 4, F.T.A. I-4, Usher 3, S.S.S. 1-4, Historical So- ciety 3, 4, Cheer Block 2, 3, 4-H 1-4, Junior Leader 2-4, G.A.A. 1, 2, Office 3, 4. ROBERT SIMS 4-H 1-4, Camera Club 2, Seating Committee for Senior Class. VIRGINIA SLADE S.S.S. 1-4, G.A.A. 1, Librarian 1, Usher 4, Office 3, As- sistant Nurse 3, 4, Historical Society 4, 4-H 1. RAY STANLEY Wrestling 1-4, Captain 4, letter, sweater 4, County Champ 4, Football 1, manager, Track manager I, Hi-Y 3, 4, Vice President 4, D-Club I-4, Vice President 4, Choir 2-4, His- torical Society 3, 4, Pep Club 2-4. MIKE SMITH Football 1, 3, 4, sweater 4, Basketball 1-3, Track 1, Mid- State Champs, Historical Society 3, 4, D-Club 2-4, 4-I-I I-4, Junior Leader I-4, F.F.A. I-4. VALERIA MAE STILLINGS Band 1-4, Choir 2, 4, Glee Club Accompanist 4, Histori- cal Society 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Latin Award 3, Honor So- ciety 4, Dance Band 3, 4, Senior Play, Music Awards 1-4. LAVON BURT THOMPSON Choir 3, 4, D-Club 1-4, Hi-Y 2-4, Track 1, 2, letter, Cross Country 2, Football l-3, 4-H 1. 31. s eg I I.. 26 Bit , L , ,H Q r ,- , .,,.' ' :Ex ,Q , .q. I wie KENNETH TOLEN Hi-Y 3, 4, Historical Society 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Projec- tionist 2-4, Pep Club 4, Camera Club 2. CAROL CARLISLE UNDERWOOD Honor Society 3, 4, S.S.S. 1-4, 4-H 1-4, Historical Society 3, 4, Senior Play, junior Leader 2-4, Clarion Staff 4, Typ- ing Award 2, G.A.A. 1. DARRELL UNDERWOOD Senior Play, Historical Society 3, 4, 4-H 1-4, junior Leader 2-4, Hi-Y 2-4, Clarion Staff 4, Baseball 2, Pro- jectionist 1-3, GLENN ROBERT WEDDLE Football 1, Wrestling 1, 2, Track 1, 4-H 1, Seating Com- mittee for Senior Class. CARL DALE WILLIAMS Basketball 1-3, Football 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, D-Club 2-4, Hi-Y 2-4, 4-H l-4, Student Council 4, President, junior Leader 3, 4, F.F.A. 1-4, Historical Society 3. LILLIE WILLIAMS LINDA WILLIAMS G.A.A. 1, Historical Society 4, Usher 3, 4, Spring Fair Queen 3, Office 2-4. GLENN PATRICK WRIGHT Wrestling 1, letter, Football 5, 4, letter, Baseball 2, D- Club 1-4. -4 lil!-.NI ICYTS 0 'fo ,Ai As Juniors Arlene Archer Bob Arnold Bob Atkins Vivian Balz Nancy Beckley Fred Benner: Gary Bloom Janeen Bloom David Bowman Gary Brown Raymond Brown Scot: Browning Mary Jane Cain Phillip Carnes Linda Carpenter Toni Cassidy Tom Compton Bob Cordray Darlene Carter Jack Carter Cleda Daniels John Day Judy Demmary Darryl Dunham Rusty Duvall Karen Bller Judy Evans Claire Freeman Carol Gish Joe Gladden Judy Greer Anna Hartloff Don Hauger Jack Hendrickson Joan Hickey Joe Hickman Joe Illingsworth Lorena Inlow Don Jenkins Larry Johnson As Juniors Lois Jones Harold Jorden Tony Kane David Kellie Charles Key Wayne Knopf Lilly Krutz Alice Lartison Dixie Linder Arthur Liphard Mary Masterson Ronald Matthews Dick McCory Foster McGill larry McGill Marsha Miller Patty Mohr Charles Mount Don Mudd Janice Mudd Maxine Palmer Wanda Perry Tom Reidy Mary Ann Ryzner Paul Sanders Barbara Scarbrough Marvin Scott Merrill Shelley Robert Slade Don Sprinkle George Smith Reba Smith Yvonne Smith Robert Terry Don Thornburgh Ronnie Trusler Larry Tutterow i Kenny Williams True Williams Jane Wright As Sophomores Steve Aldridge John Allspaw Jay Atkinson Deana Auble Roselyn Avery Tom Avery Milton Bernard Judy Botts Wendall Brown Eugene Burch Donna Burner Fred Butler Bill Byers Shirley Cardinal Ronald Chastine Nancy Chisman Rita Conway Geraldine Couch Wilma Daniels David Davis Merrill Freeman Linda Gault David Gillispie Sandra Glover Bill Grimes Patricia Hale LaDonna Harrington Janice Hatten Larry Helmuth Jay Herschell Shirley Holly Barbara Hudnall Max Humphrey Don Herr Sarah Jamison Bobby Jewel Sandra Jones Shirley Kennett Kenny Knopf Danny Kugelman Betty Lair Kathern Lambert Richard Larrison Danny McBride Dorothy McDonald Don McEvoy . As Sophomores Barbara McKinley Margie McPhetters Fred Martin Nancy Mathis Rosie Meyer Ellen Miller Charles Mofford Irene Montford Bobby Morgan Nancy Mundy Nancy Murphy Terry Nehr Bob Newsom Sharon Nugent Janice Purdue Martha Record Judy Richwine Larry Rink Nancy Ross John Rupp Lois Russell Patty Sampley Fred Schellenberg Judy Sheridan Linda Sink James Smith Jerry Sxnirh Marie Smith Jennifer Soladine Rita Stigall Dorothy Stillings Alberta Stone Shelby Summers Thelma Swank Mike Thomas Della Thornbrough Betty Tolen Terry True Eddie VeHorn Maaide Visser Maryke Visser James Wade Ellen Walters Don Welch Brenda Williams Dorothy Williams Gerald Wright As Freshmen Judy Albrecht Par Albright Bonnie Allender Marvin Arthur Pere Baldwin Melvin Barger Jack Beckelheirner jerry Beckley Ronald Belcher Donald Bennett Carolyn Boring Betty Brown Linda Canner Mary jane Carlisle Beverly Carnes Nina Carpenter Joe Carroll Dick Carter Dretha Catt Jack Chapman Bill Collins Ernest Cook Kaye Davis Macy Davis Donna Dolk Gary Bplev Richard Evans Robert Foltz Dennis Franklin Anita Fross james Frye Roberta Gilman Gene Gish Benny Greenwald Gwen Griffin Keith Griffith Phil Grimes Margaret Gwinn Gene Hagan John Hannie Jim Hatless Thomas Harrington Sylvia Harrison Marjorie I-Iaskett Harry Hawkins Sue Hibler James Hickey Charlotte Henderson . As Freshmen Dorothy Holderfield Don Huffman Jack Illingworrh Sarah Kellum Robert Key Toby Kidwell Carol Lee Doris Lydle Carol McClellan Danny McCoun Gloria McCreary Gary McKinley Barbara McKinney Jerry McQueen Lawrence Mann Glenn Miller Jackie Miller Shirley Miller James Mise Bessie Nees Joyce Nighbert Laddie Pierson Katherine Powers Ennis Pyle Bill Roe Danny Reynolds Theresa Rigsby James Rupp Roger Russell Judy Sanders Beverly Scott Sandra Scott Carol Shelley Judy Shrum Ralph Simpson Judy Smith Bill Stinson Virginia Summers Sandra T rusler Janiece Taylor Mark Townsend Shirley Tuck Ronnie Walker Paul West Lynda Williuns Shirley Wright Mary Yorger Ruth Yancey As Eighth Graders Marsha Adrion Judy Arch John Altmier Del Baker Geraldine Baker Albert Ballard Helen Bell Virginia Bell Don Birch Del Blank Ronnie Bohall Bill Bottom Joann Bornom Duane Botts Judy Bowls Audrey Branson Glenda Brock Jack Butler Annena Culver: Dick Campbell Donald Cmner Steve Carnes Albert Carre: Bonny Carter Donald Carre: James Carter Sherrel Cassidy Paul Chatrin Otis Clark john Cobb larry Cochran John Coss Stephanie Cox Huldah Craig Tom Crosley Sylvia Daniels Trudy Davis . Bill Decker Grace Dimmer: Lucille Dotts Joyce Drake Bill Dunaway Gnynel Hahn As Elghth Graders Carol Harrison David Hartloff Sarah Hartloff David Herring larry I-lesson Ann Hickman Carol Holderfield Hassel Hubbard Suzanne Huxley Jo Ella Edwards Barry Eller Party Emmerr Sandra Farmer Ronald Freeman Kenny Graham Floyd Greeson Frank Griffin Linda Glover Louise Gwinn Edith Iver Linda Jamison David jared Harold Jenkins Sammie Kay Johnson Jerry Jones Sharon Jones Freida Kelly David Kenworthy Stanley Kinnert Bill Kbker Eugene Langston Kay Larrison Barbara Litterer Carol Loux Joann Loyde Karen McBride Mary Jane McCory Linda McEvoy Sharon McKinley Sarah McQueen Tom Mann Sampson Marr Janer Mathis Margie Medlock As Eighth Graders Nancy Miller jim Minton Leon Mitchell Karen Moser Sandra Mullins Sue Nighbert Ronnie Noble Berry Palmer Pamala Park Billy Mae Paul Kathy Ping Arlene Plummer Donald Poole Richard Pruitt Bob Redmond Keith Reed Nancy Riffel Tom Riester Frank Roberm Carol Rushton Barbara Sanders Shirley Sexton Norma Schellenberg Donna Schmidt Virginia Sdmutte Margaret Shaw Richard Smith Betty Jo Sowders Alton Stone Marvin Taylor larry Techenbrock Ida T ple Melvin Thomas David Thomason Julia Tutterow James Voils Bill Walters Sue Wasson John Weddle Jimmy Wiggs Sandra Wildmm Bob Williams Richard Wirey As Seventh Graders Pam Abner Bonnie Adamson Charles Allen John Astolz Kwillda Arthur Jane Atkinson Suzan Auble Norma Auron Jimmie Baldwin Linda Barger Tommy Barnes Floyd Belcher Ronnie Bell Almajean Bernard Sharon Bertram Yolonda Bertram Marilyn Blankenship Richard Breedlove Kenny Brenson Shirley Bowen Mary Brummett Sandra Browning Kay Butler Donna Butts Arthur Cardinal Brenda Carlisle Dorothy Carter Don Cassidy jerry Chambers Gary Chasrine Sue Cockeran Barbara Copeland Linda Copeland Geneva Couch Billy Crowell Clifton Crawford Evelyn Crawford Patty Dawson Ernie Dawson Morris Davis George Day Beverly DeBoulle Bill Demmary Sharon Despite Ronnie Dennison Barbara Devere As Seventh Graders Carolyn Dickmeyer Tommy Dirks David Dodd Miriam Dotts Deanne Ennis Harley Evans Gary Freeman Marilyn Garner Ralph Glover Judy Grimes Virginia Hale Jerry Hamblin Delbert Harrington Terry Hash Gene Haskett Roselyn Hatton Kenny Hanger Julia Heaton Iavitra Hembree Betty Hibdon Judy Hobbs Alfred Hobien Roy Horton Royce Holder Linda Hubbs Charles Hull Charlotte Hull Richard Hull Jo Ellen Jerrard Judy Jones Don Key Melda Lindsey Edith Loyd Tom Marne Carolyn Mann Judy Mann Joe Mays Bob McKinley Flora Merritt Jeraldine Merreman Sandra Miller Lee Mills Billy Minton Larry Morgan Harold Mundy Jesse Newcurt Edna Odem . . . . . . . . . . As Seventh Graders Dana Orloskie Phillip Perdue Donna Perry Pricilla Petitt Harry Pore Inell Presley Wayne Pruitt Nancy Purdue George Raymond Jerry Raymond Charles Russell Mary Rybolt Karen Sampley Harold Sanders Myrna Scruggs Richard Scruggs Robert Skomp james Sheridan Jim Smith Judy Smith Ronnie Shanklin Clifford Shipley William Span Ray Stamper Ronnie Stewart Freida Steinhibler Rosemary Stillings Beverly Stratton Leon Taylor Sondra Taylor Ben Temple Shirley Thomas Charles Tileston Max Trusler Norma Turner Gene VeHorn Ellen Walker Cynthia White Linda White Bruce Williams Frances Williams Judy Williams Mary Ann Williams Terry Willis Helen Willis Mary Wootes Richard Wright Around Our School At Christmas Time 'xfffii 1. Reverend James Haase gave an inspira- tional talk to the student body as part of our special program. 2. The choir as well as the glee club and the band, provided wonderful music for the program. 3. Several of the smdents worked hard to make the tree a beautiful one. It sat in the main hall. 4. Mr. Freed and his art students made the nativity scene. It was enjoyed by everyone who saw it. 5. The Hi-Y boys worked very hard to deco- rate the front of our school. It was a beau- tiful sight when it was completed. THIS WAS CHRISTMAS 1955 A'I D. C. H. S. 'D W A ms 4 WNQWG, 4 k ' . - .'fwk5'Jf'fX1 A ' f ' 'Q 'ffiif f u Wflkx 61,55 ., . . . . UA M 1 ,X , -Qi R kk 'f - M 'S-.X ' 1' y mn ., ,K 9 I A Student Council '1- 'F , S 5 Row One: Gary McKinley and Bessie Nees. Razz' Two: Bobby Morgan and Nancy Mundy. Ron' Three: Dave Bowman and Reba Smith. Rout' Four: Dale Williams and Joann Purdue. Our student council at Decatur is com- posed of a girl and a boy from each of the four grades. They assist Mr. Rankin in choosing the convocations for the entire student body. This year's president was Dale Williams, a senior representative. 52 The council also, oversees the initiation of the freshmen at the first of the school year. We would like to thank this group of students for the fine group of programs they have arranged for us. Teachers--of the Future Fin! Row: Margaret Duvall, Carolyn Bertram, Reba Smith, Marsha Miller, Helena McCoy, Mary Edwards, Larry Kugelman, Toni Cassidy, Mary Cain, Noranne Sheets. Second Row: Jim Harless, Miss Braune, Spomorf Jerry Beckley, Lynda Williams, Donna Dolk, Janiece Taylor, Kaye Davis, Valeria Stillings, Judy Burkhardt. Third Row Phil Carnes, Carol Shelley, Judy Smith, Shirley Tuck Jackie Miller, Joyce Nighbert, Bessie Nees, Dorothy Still- ings, Mark Townsend. Future Teachers of America The F.T.A. was organized to help stu- dents, who have ambitions to be teachers, gain some knowledge and experience in that field. The club met every month and discussed their field trips and their scholarship fund. Each year a member of the society receives twenty-five dollars toward his college expenses. The members operated the coat check at the home basketball games. Several of the members had the opportun- ity to student teach at Stephen Decatur and West Newton Grade Schools. Honor Society Names Y -t- ,,,, ? Firrz Row: Judy Replogle, Margaret Duvall, Amos Mills, Denny Cummings, jim Albrecht, Phyllis Baker, Joan Auble, Carol Carlisle. Second Row: Richard Catt, Dorothy Allender, Carolyn Bertram, Jim Newsom, Russell Day, Sue Butler, Helena Shipley, Sue Schutte, Valeria Stillings. The National Honor Society is one of the most important organizations at Decatur. It limits its membership according to scholastic standings. At the end of the first semester every year, the top ten per cent of the junior class are ad- mitted. At the same time, in addition to the seniors who have been admitted the year be- fore, the top twenty-five per cent of the senior class is admitted. Mr. Holeman is the sponsor of the so- ciety this year. 54 Each spring, members of the organization spend a week-end at Clifty Falls State Park at Madison, Indiana. In January of 1955, the ten per cent of the junior class were initiated. They were: j im Albrecht, joan Auble, Phyllis Baker, Carol Carlisle, Denny Cummings, Margaret Duvall, Amos Mills, and Judy Repogle. They all repeated the membership pledge and Mr. jackson and the officers read the pur- pose and ideals of the club to them Top Twentg-Six Students -Q. Firrt Rout Karen Eller, Patty Mohr, Mary Ryznar, Maxine Palmer. Second' Rout Reba Smith Rusty Duvall, Art Liphard, Clair Freeman, Linda Carpenter. i x Mr. jerry Holeman was the sponsor of the Honor Society this year. The society increased its membership from eight to twenty-six mem- bers. The members really appreciated his ef- forts to make our society a better one. The Decatur Clarion Vol. XVII April 1, 1956 No. 14 Editor ,,........ -- ..... Judy Replogle Arrirtant Editor r-- ............ Phyllis Baker Feature Editorr .... --- Pat Price, Arlene Archer Sporty Editor .... ............... D enny Cummings Circulation 11., .................. L arry Kugelman Artirtr , - -- Darrell Underwood, Walter Reynolds Typirtr .. 1- ..r,,......,........ Carol Carlisle Lois Paddock, Carolyn Burnside Reporterr awe, ..- ,r........r,..,r. Don Davis Judy Burkhardt, Sue Butler Mirneograpb Operatorr ., --- Barbara Dillon, Mary Moffitt Goirip rrrr . nr. ,. - Jean Rink, Rosie Murphy Faculty Aduirorr H aw.- Mr. Rawlins Whitaker Mrs. Marion Briggs The Clarion staff consisted of 20 high school juniors and seniors. The purpose of this staff was to get each and every school paper out on time, every two Weeks. One of the big changes in the paper this year was the changing from a two column paper to a three column one. Standing: M. Moffitt, A. Archer, B. Dillon, S. Butler, D. Cummings, J. Replogle, D. Underwood, W. Reynolds. Seated: J. Burkhardt, R. Murphy, C. Carlisle, P. Price, J. Rink, C. Burnside, L. Paddock. Not Jlaoufn: Phyllis Baker. ,..nv O Left to Right: Larry Kugelman, Edward Bryan, Margaret Duvall, janet Eller, Mary Ann Edwards, Deloris Dunn, jean Davis, Sue Schutte. Pictures, Words, Work Make A Hawkeye K Mr. Whitaker, our advisor, seems pleased with the prog- ress shown as group pictures are taken. The Hawkeye Staff was chosen by the senior class. Under the capable leadership of co-editors, Janet Eller and Margaret Duvall, the annual was planned with a progress theme. They were assisted by Mary Ann Edwards, Deloris Dunn, Jean Davis, and Sue Schutte. The financial work was efficient- ly completed by business managers, Edward Bryan and Larry Kugelman. In addition to the advertis- ing, money was raised by a school dance. Mr. Whitaker was the advisor. Janet and Margaret were sent to the High School journalism Institute in July to learn the make-up on a good yearbook. They believe they brought back some very new ideas. The staff sincerely hopes that you enjoy the 56 Hawkeye. Senior and Junior Sunshine Firrt Row: Helena Shipley, Mary Ann Edwards, Sue Butler, Lois Paddock, Jeannie Rink, Janet Eller. Second Row: Rosemary Murphy. Third Row: Joann Purdue. Fourth Row: Judy Burk- hardt. Fifth Row: Jean Davis, Carol Carlisle, Dorothy Allender, Virginia Slade, Caroyln Fowler. Sixth Row: Mary Moffitt. Seventh Row: Notanne Sheets. Eighth Row: Barbara Dillon. Ninth Row: Pat Price, Deloris Dunn, Margaret Duvall, Phyllis Baker, Joan Auble, Sue Schutte. The Sunshine Society is a society of girls from the four grades of high school, devoted to the task of promoting good cheer and sunshine. In November, a committee headed by Sue Schutte made and distributed several baskets of fruit to elderly and invalid people. This act was deeply appreciated as indicated by the several thank-you letters we received. Each summer, the officers-elect are sent to camp Tecum- seh at Delphi, Indiana. Girls Enjoy Mang Activities Firxt Row: Nancy Beckley. Second Row: Marsha Miller, Vivian Balz. Third Row: Dixie Linder Lois jones, Judy Greer. Fourth Row: Barbara Scarbrough, Karen Eller, Mary Cain, Arlene Archer Fifth Row: Maxine Palmer, Patty Hale, Della Thornbrough, Wanda Perry, Lilly Krutz. In the fall, we had a very impressive initiation ceremony at the Valley Mills Church. It was a candle-light ceremony followed by refreshments. In the spring, we have the Ideal Lady Banquet, at which time the girls reveal their identities to the women who they choose as their ideal lady for the year. This year's officers were: President, Phyllis Baker, Vice President, Judy Repolgeg Corresponding Secretary, joan Auble, Recording Secretary, Martha Record, and Treasurer, Dorothy Allender. First Row: N. Mathis, R. Conway, R. Meyer, S. Jamison, M. McPheeters, D. Stillings, B. Williams. Second Row: D. McDonald, A. Stone, B. Lair, M. Record, S. Holly, S. Summers, M. Visser. Third Row: T. Swank, E. Miller, D. Auble, D. Burner, D. Williams, P. Sampley, J. Sheridan. Fourth Row: E. Walters, B. Tolen, N. Murphy, N. Ross, J. Soladine, S. Nugent, W. Daniels, R. Stigall. Each fall, the girls attend the district convention. This year the meeting was held at Franklin Township High School. Sev- eral of the girls attended. Those who did not attend in the fall go to the state con- vention in April. Decatur Central's chapter of the Sunshine Society is rec- ognized through-out the state as one of the best and most active chapters of the society. First Rouf: B. Scott, K. Powers, S. Scott, S. Wright, J. Beckley, L. Williams, L. Canner. Second Rout B. Nees, K. Davis, C. Shelley, J. Smith, G. McCreary, D. Dolk, M. Haskett. Third Row: 1. Shrum, V. Summers, S. Hibler, T. Kidwell, S. Miller, M. Gwinn, B. Brown. Fourth Row: J. Taylor, R. Gilman, B. Carnes, J. Sanders, S. Kellum, J. Miller, M. Carlisle. Fifth Row: C. Hender- son, D. Holderfield, G. Griffin, J. Albrecht, M. Yorger, B. Allender, C. McClellan. Each year, the society, raises quite a lot of money for the Riley Fund. It is a fund which helps buy equipment for the Riley Hospital for Children at Indianapolis. The society has shown films, sponsored dances and a talent show in the past few years to raise the needed money. Decatur Central always makes one of the largest contributions. Senior High Safetg Patrol The members of the safety patrol have certainly been a help this year to the student body. There are several boys who served as parking directors for our football and basketball games. Other members served as bus captains for the bus drivers. Each year the patrol sponsors a roller skating patry, which is always en- joyed by all the members. Also, the members take a field trip to an interesting place in Indiana. In past years, they have made trips to the Boys' School at Plainfield, The Masonic Home at Franklin, and several other places of notable importance. Fin: Rouf: jennifer Soladine, Dorothy Stillings, Shirley Sandra Scott, Beverly Scott, Gary McKinley. Third Row: Holley, Margaret Duvall, Thelma Swank, Maxine Palmer, Gary Bloom, Bob Key, David Bowman, Robert Goad, Bill Mr. McCory, Spomor. Second Row: Lois Russell, Vivian Grimes, James Frye, Mark Townsend, Laddie Pierson, Balz, Dorothy Williams, Judy Sanders, Carol McClellean, james Rupp. Junior High Safety Patrol This year's captain was Gary Bloom, a junior. Margaret Duvall was the only senior in the patrol. She served as the secretary and treasurer for three years. Mr. McCory has been the sponsor of the organization for the past several years. He has done a wonderful job of re-organizing the group and making it a very successful safety patrol. Edward Bryan and Margaret Duvall represented Decatur Central at the first state wide Teen-Age Driver's Safety Conference, at Tech High School in January. They learned many things that will help our student drivers of the future to become better drivers. Fin! Row: Mr. McCory, Spomor: Nancy Miller, Ann Hick- man, jim Smith, Ronnie Stewart, Terry Hash, Bruce Williams, Don Key, George Raymond, Charles Hull, John Astholz. Second Row: Brenda Carlisle, Donna Perry, Carol Harrison, Sylvia Daniels, Grace Dimmetr, Bill Bottom, Don Burch, Ronald Carter, Bill Koker, Eugene Langston. Third Row: Marcia Adrion, Judy Boles, Helen Bell, Kay Larrison, Albert Carter, Melvin Thomas, Bob Wfilliams, Odis Clark, David Hartloff, Tom Crosley, David Harring. Fourth Row: Suzanne Huxley, Hulda Craig, Betty Palmer, Sandra Mullins, Sarah Hartloff, Gaynel Hahn, Bob Redman, Raul Chartin, Larry Teckenbrock, Marvin Taylor, Samson Marr. Our 4-H Gugs and Dolls Win Fin! Row: Margaret Duvall, Mary Moffitt, Carol Under- wood, Joan Auble, Rosemary Murphy, Mary Ann Edwards, Phyllis Baker, Sue Butler, Joan Hickey, Patty Mohr, Brenda Williams, Patty Sampley. Second Row: Carolyn Boring, Nancy Mundy, Jennifer Soladine, Martha Record, Rosie Meyer, Nancy Murphy, Sharon Nugent, Ellen Waltem, Sarah Jamison, Deanna Auble, Dorothy Stillings, Margie McPheeters, Carolyn Fowler. Third Row: Bessie Nees, Judy Smith, Margie Haskett, Judy Albrecht, Dorothy Holderfield, Gwen Griffin, Gloria McCreary, Jackie Miller, Carol McClellan, Joyce Nighbert, Sara Jane Kellum, Marijke Visser, Sponsor, Mrs. Baker. Fourth Row: Jo Ellen Jared, Nancy Purdue, Louise Gwinn, Kaye Davis, Janiece Taylor, Margaret Gwinn, Mary McCory, Karen McBride, Nancy Miller, Jane Atkinson, Bonnie Sue Adam- son, Sue Nighbert. Fifth Row: Suzanne Huxley, Ann Hickman, Susie Auble, Sandra Browning, Kaye Butler, Sharon Bertram, Shirley Rowen, Linda Hubbs, Rosemary Stillings, Sandra Farmer, Patty Emmert, Glenda Brock, Geraldine Baker. Sixth Row: Linda Jamison, Norma Schellenburg, Margaret Shaw, Betty Sowders, Sue Wmson, Sarnmie Johnson, Linda McEvoy, Barbara Devere. The 4-H club of Decatur Township won many honors this past year. Phyllis Baker was awarded a trip to Washington D.C. in September. Jim Albrecht, Foster McGill, Ronnie Matthews, and Charles Key, all 4-H members, placed very high in the judging contest at the National Livestock Exposition in Chicago. Several Honors for D. C. H. S. Fir!! Row: Gary Chastine, joe Allison, Denny Cummings, Mike Smith, Amos Mills, Wayne Knopf, Joe Gladden. jim Albrecht, Ronnie Stewart. Second Row: Mr. Adam- son, Spomorg Del Blank, Bill Byers, jerry Smith, Bob Hartloff, Darrell Underwood, Ronnie Matthews, Foster McGill, joe Hickman, Ronnie Freeman. Third Row: Jay Hershall, john Rupp, Don Hert, Fred Schellenburg jim Harless, Max Humphrey, Tony Kane, Clair Freeman Jack Butler, jim Rupp. Fourth Rauf: Mark Townsend Bob Foltz, Macy Davis, Benny Greenwald, Don Huffman Merrill Freeman, Don Welch, Don Hartloff, Tom Crosley Our township was represented at county and state fairs. Each summer the Lion's Club sponsors a township fair at the school. At that time the members exhibit their finished products for which they receive township ribbons. The fair is always enjoyed by everyone. Mrs. Baker heads the girls' clubs. She is assisted by several adult leaders and junior leaders. Mr. Adamson heads the boys' clubs. He is assisted by several former 4-H members who now farm in our community. The junior leaders attend county meetings at the Purdue Marrott Center in Indianapolis. The meetings are held monthly and there is fun for all. We certainly are proud of our 4-H clubs here at Decatur Township. M kk ...Ak ...,. in .. .wm..,.. S .. X- A ... Q gy we-sea-A M V - f .. M535 Q . sw M . V ix J.. .fd R' as ik A f 2 . F . '. z .i I K M - . . in 7 ii' 'I-'35 X V . .sw fr H -w WIQPHQ ' .. if f-V . ' is ' li .1-QMQQ. 55? . 4 . .V N 'wif-.-w-in of r fwffir H ka.. ,ipgl g Siu .H , 2- li'T.w' VY- 'E 'S . B V X if ,. . 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Cummings 1. Carter M. Shelley R. Matthews R. Day R. Goldman J. Ruth R. R. J. R. K. j. J. P. B. M. J. L. P. R. L. R. A. T. F. F. J. L. D. Chattin Clarkson Hendrickso Duvall Williams Gladden Hibler Wright Cordray Smith Newsom Morris Carnes Chastain Thompson Cart Mills Compton McGill Bennett Allison Linder McEvoy - 3 S. Q E S S Hi-Y Club Top, Left zo Right: David Bowman, Fletcher Moore, Dick McCory, Bill Byers, jim Wade, Danny Kugelman, Steve Aldridge, Bob Morgan, Kenny Tolen, jim Albrecht, Don McEvoy, Larry Rink, David Gillispie, Bob Newsom, David Blessing, Richard Larrison, joe Allison, jerry Hibler, Russell Day, Paul 'I.arrison. Riglnz Down: Dale Williams, Kenny Knopf, James Rupp, joe Gladden, Don Herr, Duane True, jerry Smith, Rusty Duvall. Left Down: Gary Bloom, Phil Carnes, Tom Compton, Ronnie McBride, Richard Catt, Darrell Underwood, Lavon Thompson. Middle Top: Edward Bryan. Center Middle: Ray Stanley, Denny Cummings, Jim Newsom. Middle Down: Amos Mills, Larry Kugelman. Hi-Y is a club for boys who wish to be- long to a young boys' Christian society. It is associated with the Y.M.C.A. Denny Cummings, Darrell Underwood and Larry Kugelman attended the Fall Re- treat Hi-Y Camp at Flatrock. This year's officers were: President - Denny Cummings, Vice President - Ray Stan- ley, Treasurer - Amos Mills, Secretary - Ed Bryan, Sergeant-at arms - Larry Kugelman, Chaplain - Jim Newsom. Each spring the organization sends re- presentatives to the Model United Nations, At Christmas, several of the boys helped to set up the decorations at Decatur and West Newton Grade School. At West Newton, they fixed an outdoor movie screen, and the story of Christmas was automatically shown every night for people passing by in their cars. Mr. Jackson is the sponsor and we believe that the boys really derive a great deal of good out of this club. D. C. H. S. Wins Trophg as the -,NNW awk 5 ls 91 G align L Back Row: Denny Cummings, Richard Cart, Russell Day, joe Allison, Mike Smith. R010 Two: Kenny Tolen, Duane True, Ed Bryan, Darrell Underwood, jim Newsom, jim Albrecht, Ray Stanley, Margaret Duvall, Amos Mills. Front Row: Carolyn Fowler, Carolyn Bertram, Sue Schutte, This year the society had the misfortune to lose Mrs. Van as the sponsor of the society. She had sponsored the organization for several years. The society, under her leadership Won a beautiful trophy three years, for being voted as the most active society in the state. Mr. Pete Armstrong became the new .lk It v.,k Janet Eller, Virginia Slade, Linda Williams, Rose Murphy, Barbara Dillon, Carol Underwood, Pat Price, Judy Replogle, Valeria Stillings, Helena McCoy, Jerry Hibler, Carolyn Burnside, joan Auble, Noranne Sheets, Sue Butler, Mary Edwards. sponsor this year. He did a fine job in direct- ing the activities of the club. Membership to the Junior Historical So- ciety is open to juniors and seniors who main- tain a B average in history. It was organized by a group of older persons called the Senior Historical Society. lVlost Active Historical Society First Row: Patty Mohr and Lois jones. Second Row: Mary Ann Ryznar and Toni Cassidy. Third Row: Bob Slade, Wayne Knopf, Clair Freeman, David Bowman and The members visited several colleges and other places of interest in the past few years. Each winter, the members have the op- portunity to spend a week-end at Pokagon State Park. The park is located near Angola, Ind- iana and is only six miles from the Michigan line. Everyone who went had a wonderful Mary jane Cain. Fourth Row: Arthur Liphard and Dixie Linder. Fifth Row: joe Gladden and Judy Greer. Sixth Row: Russel Duvall and Bob Atkins. time. They find different ways to spend their time at Pokagon but one of the most popular places was the recreation room. Some of the years the group went, they had the good for- tune of having it snow and they took advantage of the winter sports. F. F. A. Judging Team Wins Honors First Rout M. Humphrey, D. Hoffman, B. Foltz, G. Epley, J. Chapman, M. Davis, P, Baldwin, B. Collins. Second Row: F. Martin, M. Freeman, J. Beckelheimer, F. McGill, J. Skomp, B. Green- wald, L. Pierson, William Adamson, Sponsor. Third Rout W. Knopf, C, Freeman, A. Ringham -I. Hickman, C. Key, T. Avery, L. Morris, P. Grimes. Fourth Rout J. Albrecht, D. Blessing, K. Knopf, B. Franklin, D. Williams, B. Hartloff, J. Hickey. a This is the Poultry judging Team which placed first in exhibition judging at thejudging Contest at Chicago. They also placed fifth in overall judging. jim Albrecht received a wrist watch for being the top exhibition judge in the nation. Foster McGill placed 4th in the nation. Jim was also the 6th place individual in the overall judging contest. Left zo Right: Ronnie Matthews, jim Albrecht, Foster McGill, Charles Key. 70 Seated, Left to Right: jimmy Harless, Paul Larrison, Richard Carr, Kenny Tolen, Tommy Freund. Standing, Left to Right: Fred Schellenburg, joey Carroll, Bob Newson, Mrs. Briggs, sponsor, Walter Reynolds, Duane True, and Don Davis. The projectionists are a group of boys who give their free periods to the purpose of show- ing films for all classes, whenever a teacher should call on them. They learn to use the school's projector and slide machine. They take the responsibility for seeing that the films are mailed out also. They take turns showing the Current News Films which are sent to us every month by an Indianapolis newspaper. They are en- joyed by all the faculty and student body. Mrs. Briggs assigns the boys, who are freshmen, sophomores and seniors, to their jobs. Sell ox Gum! 'ms owls' 'g Leif 'O R1 ve' . 3953 Nlolllu' I Nigixl NRS- Briggs, q AQ SW ' nxce Sue Sckmiie' la 'XXOYM aw Di br- Bath The student librarians helped Mrs. Briggs throughout the year in our beautiful library. It is such a change from the old one it is hard to imagine what we did without it. A Book A Dag Keeps Underclagsmen LPA' , MUU 0 dy 1.1 fi M , K Hfy C A rlltga a'f1, L . Hd fllbertaojss fflnesjui tone ' fy Ric - hm 0, Martha Re CQ,-Ur B , renda lwlli ams , Na Many students spend their study halls in the library reading from the several reference books available to them, We certainly are fortunate to have a library such as we do. Wasted Time Away llbr HCI, Q 35 34- Q : 7 E 3 f 3' hw xx 5, g- V X er r 'L JS 'TZ Q S is 5 is Q Q 'Q ni! as .u J' - .5 ,- fy 'f'X'fW5ifl, ' K - . .,. . .f N fb LEgQl'3.iSibg 555 as ws fi A, , M, R wi .e N X, 1' - 'Mis an -.M A 'L 46 His ,ik 3fNr'g f Yi V Q A 'Q Ss gs Y' Sf 4 Ii I 2 W ' vf A if l,,g g, . K , -'-- f 5 if Y! K , Q, I 1 . ..-... , X Axis S 2 J - 5' Q , I ' l f In f W x '-::u: 1 k Y-mu o -115' 4, V K t 1 X, 1 f. 3 .. I i 'M 17 fi M 'P 51 J sill Q -A' QB Q B i , S . a ly ' for . fl 2 ,x K, ' lm M.-19 , 7 4, C , ' if QE , .E xi, E591 W F -:V, .,: 9 Dix A ul xtqm l ' u 'E Y Q 4 ffQQ 'y A gig? 4-1, Dame Band Noranne Sheets, Sue Schu , s john Cobb, Danny Mc w' Vahxia Sixhings, es Denny Cumming , Mr. Sackson. First Ro . 'X Deck , ' Director, Rowz Bd 9 Snhings, Amos MMS, amson, Lam! Kxnk. Second Row: Doromhsy cte Bonnke Ad Conn. 'Third Wg Band Ensembles 7'0pXCl.AR11VET OUAR TETxLefz ro Rzgvbr: Judy Replogle, Carolyn Fowler, Russel Duvall jaclr Butler. Borrow X BRASS CHOIR X Lefr rn lfrgfbr: Denny Cummings, Danny MCCOUD, Amos David Bowman, Domrhy Srrllrngs, jay Atkinson. Mills, - Fin! Row: J. Richwine, S. Kellum, J. Soladine, S. But- ler, M. Edwards, V. Summers, D. Dolk, J. Hatten, J. Botts, J. Smith, J. Miller, S. Hibler, R. Gilman, N. Mun- dy, B. Nees, V. Stillings, V. Morris, M. Duvall, N. Sheets, L. Sink, S. Jamison. Second Row: M. Record, E. Walters. N. Ross, R. Meyer, M. Gwinn, C. Boring, J. Albrecht, E. Miller, T. Kidwell, C. Henderson, M. Has- kett, K. Davis, D. Auble, D. Holderfield, D. Carter, M. Carlisle, L. Williams, S. Wright, J. Taylor, D. Catt, R. Smith, S. Nugent, S. Holley. Third Row: D. Stillings, Oh, let Your The Glee Club this year was composed of eighty-four girls. They represented all four classes of high school. The girls sang at the various school convocations, the first one being the Thanksgiving Program. At that time, they sang, We Thank Thee, Lord and Send Out Thy Light in a very im- , .., W . A I. Montfort, J. Nighbert, S. Tuck, J. Beckley, C. Powers, G. Griffin, J. Burkhardt, J. Hickey, L. Russell, C. Mc- Clellan, R. Avery, N. Chisham, J. Sheridan, J. Sanders, R. Conway, S. Summers, C. Shelley, B. Tolen, R. Stigall. Fourth Row: N. Mathis, R. Yancey, T. Rigsby, S. Trus- ler, B. Brown, B. McKinney, S. Harrison, P. Albright, S. Miller, G. McCreary, D. Lydle, M. Yorger, J. Shrum, G. Gish, C. Lee, L. Canner, B. Carnes, B. Allender, M. Smith, M. Visser. Voices Ring pressive manner. We have various ensembles from the glee club, who sing for special occasions. Mr. Holeman, our director, was new this year. He came to us from Greenwood. We would like to salute this fine director and group. Q5 W Mi x E if! my K we .E X J V 1 i?' 2 1 .nib 8 Q ll xg as H Q gg Q is riff ill I1 1? fi I 3 f 9 , mg 52 RQ fi I tht Top to Bottom: Jack Carter, Clair Freeman, Mary Ryznar, Parry Mohr. Junior Class Officers Prefidenl , - - A a a a a a - jack Carter Vice Prexident . ,s , a a in Clair Freeman Secretary ,rrrr r r.rY Patty Mohr Treorurer -. A a a or or a A , W Mary Ryznar Student C ozmcil , - , ,.a.v Reba Smith David Bowman Sophomore Class Officers Prefidenl o N o , Kenny Knopf Vice Prefident no o no Marty Record Secretary-Treamrer o ooo Nancy Ross Student Council on o, W on oNancy Mundy Bob Morgan ,. ..,, -1 A Q if K fini: - Ng , ,f fx iggj W an 5, Q Q. Q 1 fs x -B 1 w ,. . ,X..,Wi...v,,vLg-V A .V , K .,g.1:-Q-axles 11 24. , 5 .f ggigg- JW, my any wg? 7 , QE' 25 Q 1152-: i ff' Q i. in W: .. 1:1 ' E sie if mil in N' k iw ,X 'N AS? f fi M 5l , V wXwQ,S?WV3 qw fig? S- NV 1 S q S N was wi- , W , 1 W if A Q 5 W E I 555' ff , , - 2 if Ev giisizwiwiesffgflf-.A f , figggf S K 1MfAiff-M5521-wlrgff. 3 KVM ibis' ,Yi :TT ' xi 3 5 . :Sw fn Q K i f . f ,, 'S K S g M -A ' , ffasaigri f' 215 1- -eiI:.5:+ ' 'E2:.E:-s.EE,L 5' azfr: .y2i,,- 4 fi? in r' 5 7' Paul Larrrson C o - C aptain Mike Smith Louis Linder Dale Williams Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur Football Scores 0 Mooresville 7 Speedway 6 Plainfield 0 Brownsburg 0 Franklin Twp. 12 Greenwood 0 Danville 7 Lawrence 0 Ben Davis Amos Mills R1charcl Clarkson C 0-C aptain Russell Day Varsiry Football Coach, Carter Byfield, talks to Don McEvoy during one of the games. Ralph Chattin Walter Reynolds Jerry Hibler Richard Carr 86 S . First Row: J. Wade, R. Larrison, R. Belcher, B. Green- wald, M. Townsend, J. Illingworth. Second Row: F. Moore, R. Clarkson, A. Mills, M. Smith, L. Linder, R. Chattin, J. Hibler, W. Reynolds. Third Row: R. Wright, J. Skomp, R. Arnold, T. Neher, A. Ringham, R. Matthews, J. Hendrickson, P. Carnes, F. Martin, J. Rupp. Varsitg Even though this football year was a losing season for the varsity team, there was still a lot of enthusiasm shown throughout the entire nine games. We had a yotmg team with many prospects for a better season next year. Mr. Byfield handled this team as his first for Decatur. On November 8th, the annual football banquet was held. At that time awards were given to the Fourth Row: R. Catt, B. Grimes, R. Trusler, D. Dun- ham, L. McGill, W. Knopf, D. Mudd, R. Day, D. Mc- Cory. Fifth Row: J. Gladden, J. Rupp, R. Duvall, D. Herr, J. Harless, D. Huffman, G. McKinley, D. Sprinkle, L. Mann. Football boys who earned major letters and sweaters. Also the following honors were accorded these boys. Paul Larrison was the chief yard gainer with 623 yards. Paul and Richard Clarkson were elected co-captains for this season. Wayne Knopf was voted the most valuable player. Richard and Wayne received hon- orable mentions on the All County Team and Wayne was elected captain for the 1956 gridiron season. Our Football Team in Action Upper Left: Our boys saw a lot of action in the game against Speedway High. Number 87 is Wayne Knopf. Lower Left: Great Tackle? Mick Smith, Number 75, tries to stop a Speedway gain. Center: This is Coach Byfield. Nineteen fifty- five was his first year here at Decatur Central. gin c , Upper Right: Paul Larrison starts on a long run, that finally resulted in a touchdown for Decatur. Lower Right: Two of our boys block out a runner. Our boy in the picture is Jack Hend- rickson. hn RUPP 1 vmsend Jaw D tts, Lam! ww H t. Row one lorsexehef Mark Boll Games lack oBmBvefS,D0 er Row Two EM H Reynolds x DO, Mtxavov, Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Plainfield 1 2 Speedway 0 Mooresville 6 Harry Wood 1 3 Brownsburg 14 Danville 3 2 Southport 0 Junior High Football Row One: Ronnie Noble, Leon Taylor, Terry Willis, Melvin Thomas, Albert Ballard, Morris Davis, Kenny Brinson, Ronnie Shanklin, Steve Carnes. Ron' Tzwo: David Thomason, Marvin Taylor, Hassel Hubbard, Barry Eller, Stanley Kennett, Otis Clark, Bob Ridmond, Don Burch, jim Minton. Rauf T bree: Arr Purdue, james Carter, Bill Decker, David jarree, Sampson Marr, Tom Mann, Bob Williams, Richard Wirey, Paul Chattin, Mr. Taylor. scoRE5 . 1 ld 19 Plamfle H 6 6 i C' tur Central Moofesv 0 Deca Central 20 Southport 6 Decatur C nfral O C ecafllf D catur Ceflffal 19 C 0 ' TWP- Franklin D atur Cenffal 13 ec 6 d Greenwoo 13 15 h orf Defamr Centril 6 TWP. 7 Decatllf Cena 6 Decatur Central Varsity Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur Front Row: Mr. Armstrong, Coach, Bob Cordray, David Gillispie, Danny Kugelman, Steve Ald- ridge, Mike Thomas. Second Row: Jim Albrecht, Merrill Shelley, Tom Compton, joe Gladden, Kenny Williams, Kenny Knopf, Bob Newsom. aslfelln ll 52 Beech Grove 48 48 Sacred Heart 60 58 Ben Davis 86 57 Broad Ripple 92 47 Mooresville 56 49 Warren Central 71 61 Harry Wfood 68 43 Plainfield 59 Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur Brownsburg Pike Township Greenwood Lawrence Central Lexington, Ky. Scecina Memorial Speedway fCounty Tourney! Reserve Team Front Row: Bill Byers, Richard Larrison, Terry True. Second Rout Larry Helmuth, David Blessing, Don Herr, Terry Nehr, Don McEvoy, Tom Avery, jerry Smith, Merrill Freeman, Larry Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur Marion Decatur Decatur Decatur 22 45 48 36 29 25 County 42 28 27 Rink. Tourney Mooresville 19 Decatur 2 5 Pla in field Danville 20 Decatur 34 Brownsburg Pike Twp. 26 Decatur 59 Mooresville Greenwood 23 Mid-State Tourney Brownsburg 26 Decatur 45 Speedway Ben Davis 53 Decatur 25 Brownsbur Consolation Game Warren Central Decatur 32 Greenwood Ben Davis Decatur 27 Pike Twp. Speedway QFXX 415 Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur Front Row: Don Huffman, Glen Miller, Joey Carol, Dick Carter, Marvin Arthur, Dale Matthias. Second Row: Ralph Simpson, jim Harless, Benny Greenwald, Jerry McQueen, Jack Illingworth Macy Davis, Lawrence Mann. 29 Geech Grove 20 Sacred Heart 31 Ben Davis 31 Broad Ripple 26 Mooresville 28 Warren Central 29 Wood 53 Plainfield 29 Brownsburg Decatur 59 Decatur 34 Decatur 34 Decatur 2 1 Reserve Tourney Decatur 33 Consolation Game Decatur 3 1 Pike Twp. Greenwood Lawrence Cen Scecina Southport Ben Davis 00 tral 'x 9 Second Row: David Jared, Bob Williams, Tom Mann, Odis Clark, Paul Chattin, james Carter, Bob Redman, Bill Decker. Front Row: Coach, Mr. Stuckeyg Marvin Taylor, Barry Eller, Duane Botts, Richard Campbell, Ronnie Noble, Monte Reed, Melvin Thomas, Bill Walters. Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur Clermont Mooresville Danville Pike Twp. Midway A. C. Greenwood Brownsburg Bunkerhill Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur Speedway Nora Plainfield Brownsburg Mooresville Pike Twp. Clermont ww K-Q 'Q 3 1 Our l3-6 Wrestling Team Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur Deactur Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur Front Row: Bobby Key, Max Humphrey, Bobby Morgan, Jack Hendrickson, Ray Stanley, Dick McCoty, Gary McKinley, Ronnie Chastain. Back Row: john Allender, Daryll Dunham, Bob Arnold, Don Mudd, John Skomp, Amos Mills, Ronnie Trusler, Fred Butler. 24 Ben Davis 40 Crispus Attucks 35 Muncie Royerton 18 Manual 18 Southport 44 Harry Wood 22 Kokomo 17 Richmond 35 Evansville Cent. 35 Evansville Reitz 30 Evansville Mater Dei Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur Decatur Bloomington East Chicago Washington Shortridge West Lafayette University of Bloomington Broad Ripple Tech Washington Es fi Q, f .. 2 wma V K -su EX JH 5252, m 1 S E E N ' +43 QQ. wmv . ...Win 1 V 'Q' W M ww 1. f . a n . ,.............-w------ .i-1- 1: .ff ,V X ky X xg! xv K XX Em i? .. nd? X gg, ' f Qi WW-g..,,w4,.M A 1, ,.,.....w............. 'L fwmiigfvfe W -ffi f?fWm- S Q X 3 , i f kfk, G x .ki Q,.w,,+1-kiww kung! had l? it w f Q! 1 4,- xl! kr sg? -I ,- x ' 5 QI Q D X ,E Wm, I Q K J Our Hard Slugging Baseball Team Unisex -lsr Firrt Rout Denny Cummings, jim Albrecht, Bob Cordray, Bill Grimes, Glenn Miller, Bill Byers, Rusty Duvall, Steve Aldridge. Serum! Rout Richard Cart, Benny Greenwald, Don McEvoy, Kenny Williams, Larry McGill, james Rupp, Gary Bloom, Danny Kugelman, David Gillispie. Third Row: Tom Compton, Phil Carnes, Harold jordan, David Blessing, Richard Larrison, Foster McGill, Kenny Knopf, Bob Newsom, and jack Carter, The 1955 team was a very young, inex- more interest in this sport than in the previous perienced one. They lost a lot of fellow years. players by graduation. Although the records were too promising, Under the leadership of Mr. Bob Moore, we know that the team will do a lot better this they played some very hard fought games. year. The students of Decatur seemed to take 'ui-1 . Larry McGill of Decatur makes a beautiful slide into Kenny Knopf of Decatur takes off toward first base third base during the Greenwood game. as catcher drops the ball. 97 Gur Cross Country Team First Row: Leroy Morris, Steve Aldridge, jerry Smith, Larry Rink, Bob Cordray, Bob Slade. Second Rout Joe Hickman, Tony Kane, Merrill Shelley, Jack Carter, Kenny Williams, Tom Compton, joe Gladden. Track Team we Q gms fliyr -v A I .Y 'f . vfaDN gif-,Zi f-A 7.57-Y' C 5 Q l 'w-.. ga , Q ' X Q 1 nf , 'fiwl ww- , ., 'f-M: K . . , . I . V' ' . yi ,A - iiaw 4, 5 3 , 1 X A EW E I -N' 'rf' . . ,' . -Y 1 if ' 5 5' ' -1. ,. . - Sl' 15. K iel - :Zyl ' ' 'Mfr 9 YK 5 K K y 4 JY K W X M M 4 up W: ,K V. i. ml .ly ,AW ,jgmx MMM 51 VS: !Vk3:,,.vL 7.4 WVAL., L i A ,g y iqlllkxrz.g51f-,wryigggwwmI,xl'v k -Q S Q3.. x,LQ'A-E54 in jak: , Q, , iam: fix- xiiiwlc -vw ax v fn -5,4 3 fi ,E ,Q-igf ,iq wa - i 1 -s fx f' Tiff ,M ,,.. ,. ,Z VW? 1513- ,e - 4 1 .fcfgfff ,xii . E1 13 '27 V7 WH f. ,X wan- f .. my , V L kv ax ,, My '55 . gf My 3 vw ? .ww M 'W gg 1 EEN M. 3 .Q s Mg.-. Q 5,4 AVE M 5 kr My ES Q ff -QS 'A it 'Z E? Q MK L 5 ' we Q. Q E , s fy - gi,i Q 5 g w Q 1 5 E E if Q . K ' F SFS? fi? X ig is A ...Q A W 3 gE 5 A A , S bs 4 S if :Ri . K S? F S VARSITY, Left 10 Rifqhz: ,Judy Evans, Fllen Walters, Sue Butler, and Judy Burkhardt. QSFRVF, Top In Iininwz: Betty Tolen, Alice Larrison, and Reba Smith. Our groups of cheerleaders were very well chosen this year. They led the student body at pep sessions and games with their continued vim and vigor. The varsity cheerleaders worked especi- ally hard on the cheerblock, which was fairly successful. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS-Back Rout Mark Townsend. Front Razr: Kay Davis, Jackie Miller, Judy Smith. The freshman cheerleaders have done a wonderful job, leading the yells for a very strong freshman cheering section. The freshman team should be proud of the fine showing their backers made this year. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS: Louise Gwinn, Sandra Farmer, Kay Larrison, Trudy Davis. This was the first year as a cheerleader for most of these girls. They had a pretty good cheering section this year. The team and the girls gained a lot of experience that will help them perfect their ambitions. -P f mr' W' an A 1 1 , V I Y P .v 3 4 U 4 mf I, wi , 1 kilw 1 + Y' W! f1 ?Qf'+'L X 483825558 ,. 5 ,gpg PM m f wggwrm , . , , K 'T 3 on COLEMAN AGENCY Mooresville, Indiana THOMPSON AUTO SUPPLY, INC. Jobbers of Automotive Replacement Parts Since I920 'l'l West Main Street Teleph ne 250 Mooresville, I d' ADLERS DEPT. STORE ALLISON TIRE COMPANY Mooresvi Ile, Indiana MOOIGSVIIIG, llldillllll I Sue Schutte, Lany Kugelman, Margaret Duvall, Janet Eller. 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