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

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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

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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.

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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.