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

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,..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.

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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.

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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.