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

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L, I -. - , CL I tv x , ' I i l fe - Ll 1 WW w . . . , ,fi . L 'V f , i , W. at X lf f' .if .-' WU, .Af 'V rj fi f ,f2f4lu'. ' fl -li 1 . , if ' i , '1 ,. f Xl, fi! -ity: ,N J XX, fl i 1 f X A VD O jf l 'fi Z-j i V X , f ' l Wall 4 if n X l J i R ,N I gf, x if V N Here at Decatur we hold many things near and dear to our hearts, We are a student ,lf fs, i - body of nearly 800 students, nearly 800 different personalities and goals, yet as one ,xy C' X u - body we exemplify the true Decatur spirit in all we do. Ki ttyl K cl .f FQ For each student who enters these portals, the one single goal is to learn so that we X ,Xi - , may become better prepared for the opportunities life may hold. This goal is achieved X If ' t xi K ll only by concentrated study under the able faculty devoted to directing young lives. X y ll Realizing that life holds the light as well as the serious moments, we train ourselves 1 Xvff t J to be well adjusted citizens in this modern society of ours, by participating in the many il tt X 1-A extra curricular activities here at Decatur. i lf Y! To be good losers as well as winners is tau ht on the football and baseball fields, J X N Q l X basketball court, wrestling mats and track, Parties during the four years are culminated I with the annual junior-senior prom attended by upper classmen only. l The one goal of every freshman as he enters these halls in September is to hold in his hand four years later the coveted diploma signifying that he has succeeded in these goals. Now he is ready to put to use these many lessons he has learned. And so we, the staff of the l958 Hawkeye, give you a pictorial composite of the life of the students here at Decatur. This publication was made possible only with the help and co-operation of Mr, Dean Thornberry, senior class sponsor, Mrs, Elizabeth Van Campen, editorial advisor, Miss Elizabeth Braune, business advisor, and our principal, Mr. Rome Osborn, We extend our thanks and appreciation to them, The Staff 4 6,91 V., V, -. if 41' 3 . V.. wow 3 am . ,V ww 0 ff' 4 VVVV V WM. ,V 5-ww wg, . M VW 7' + V V uma-VA. Vqzuff V V V V .5 :SV r:'V' um, - fm we .3 VV ,W V V ,MM 1 Max ' una 2 vw: .4-aw-1 I , - V1 - 4 . 2 Vx-' LM fu- fan, N, V ,,V V nr-vu V V ,VVA .V anlwffaaavwe MV. V .. -1 an -my ae. 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A Vg-IV Y Q.. nw F N. 1 1 1 1 I 1 s. . n a N c :'lfl'. xu,,n sins' Q1 Ni' HQ' ..V - V: ,fu L. l Y 5' k'-' 'Xu 'wx , Rs. .Qu Nm, ,G.e1 . ' K In 1-5.3-.--f i3'q' -f 4 2 'if' 'ZX ' w i' ', I , Y T ,x 'ff N.. '4 . X Here at Decatur the 2,800 volume library helps make the every day assignments much easier. However, learning at Decatur is not entirely confined to text books. Our wood and machine shops offer us many opportunities in manual training, The Decatur student also realizes that the oppor- tunities gained in public speaking classes help in what- ever vocation he may choose. WE TREASURE SPECIAL To the Decatur student, the annual freshmen initiation symbolizes the Decatur spirit. The day is given to friendly rivalry between the senior and freshmen classes. At the close of the day every freshman knows that he's one of us now. Realizing that all work makes Jack a dull boy, the informal dances at Decatur have be- come a tradition. informally called sock hops, Decatur students leave shoes on the bleachers and spend a few hours dancing to the latest hit tunes in the gymnasium. Each fall the Sunshine Society, a high school girls organization, initiates new members at o candlelight ceremony, lt is the pride of each initiate to be able to wear the yellow seal bear- ing the letters S. S. S. iv Eff. . , J l '-ti' 1 fs IA' ni- 2 V37 Indianapolis Star Photo Leon Mitchell, sophomore, assists his mother, Mrs. Lester Mitchell, from a school bus ot the beginning of back to school day in September. Our parents attended classes and ate lunch with us in the cafeteria, The day was planned in conjunction with the Parent Teachers Association. ...,.,..-. .1 , l , l l . HOMECOMING Floats, a queen and her court made this year's annual homecoming game one of Decatur's best! The senior class took first prize for originality using the theme Let's Scalp Brownsburgf' The sophomore float Let's Swing to Victory took first prize for beauty. The Marching Hawks gave a splendid performance during the half time of the game played with Brownsburg, w 2' E lO ff . l 44 ' T' ws TQ? ,, ,ga SEPTEMBER TELLS OF THE D.C.H.S Nancy Ross, senior, reigned as queen. She was attended by Barbara Martin, Sandra Smith, Pat Seller and Linda Reynolds. Escorts were, Monte Reed, Ronald Slwanklin, Dave Gilles- pie, Jock Beckellweimer and Jerry Taylor. SPIRIT Hr 4wnu.. a- ROME OSBORN Principal To the Student Body: We, the administration, together with the faculty at Decatur, always have endeavored to place within the grasp of every student an education that will en- able him to find his place in our changing democ- racy. It is my fondest hope that we have played our part well. ADMINISHQATION FRED O. BUTLER Trustee The position of Decatur Township trustee is held by Mr. Butler. His work of man- aging the three township schools, Stephen Decatur, West Newton and Decatur Central, is done with an ad- visory board. LEO SHIVELY Vice-Principal Mr. Shively's biggest job is attendance and mastering the scheduleg however, in addition to this, he coaches the wres- tling team which has won many laurels for us. fx'-'T fo s is x 'V fel 'rf ,ful Q s N. - A -H-H-PP ff' . ' '--2 f 'A rf 7 TH EODORA BOSMA Dean of girls is a title which demands hours of counseling. Students know they will find an answer in Miss Bosema's office. She also teaches classes in al- gebra. A 3' ' 4 eb 1 . 2 Ili. ,gui Jn'-W' ml 5 x FACULTY it , t , V, 1 ig if 4 f , ' 1 'N ax, ul 'S Q., - W 4 3 Ti 1 if i i x safe is sr if f 5' 'X , E-ry'- 6 Nh. A 'S 41. 'QQ .J 'i Mrs. Bernice Abbott Purdue University, B. S. Science, Home Economics, Bth grade Mr. William Adamson Purdue University, B. S. Vocational Agriculture, Science Mr. Robert Andrews Canterburry College, B.S. Social Studies, Health, Athletic Director Mr. Marvin Armstrong Franklin College, A. B. Physical Education, Social Studies, Driver Education, Coach Mrs. Betty Baker Purdue University, B. S. Home Economics Miss Aleida Beuker University of Michigan, B. S. Nurse, Health Miss Theodore Bosma Butler University, A. B., University of Michigan, M. A., Indiana Univer- sity, M. A. Math, Deon Of Girls Miss Elizabeth Braune Indiana University, B. S. Business Mrs. Marion Briggs Butler University, B. S. Librarian, Audio Visual Aids Mr. Carter Byfield Anderson College, B. S., Butler University, M. S. Biology, Coach Mrs. Geneva Fledderiohn Indiana University, B. S. Business Mr. Jerry Holemon Butler University, B. M. Music Mrs Vlrglnla Hurt Butler Unlversrty A Indiana Umversnty M A English Language Mr Dale Jackson Butler Unlverslty B M M M Instrumental Musnc Mrs Fern Lawson Butler Umverslty B Musuc Mr Glen Maple Manchester College A B Butler University MS Math Sclence Mr George W McCooI Anderson College Ball State Teachers College M S Geography 7th grade Coach Mr John McCory Butler Unrversuty B Math 8th grade Mrs Jeannme McGowan lndlana Unzversnty B Speech Engllsh Mrs Barbara Owen lndlana Unlversnty B Druver Educatlon Physical Education Mlss Nellle Record Butler Unuversnty B S Englrsh 7th grade Mr Jerry Rushton Earlham College A B English Physlcal Educa non 7th grade Coach Mr Richard Stevens Induana State Teachers C0 ege B S Shop Mlss Cyrena Shrwalt Unwersnty of Wnsconsm A B Unuverslty of Southern Calltornua M A Math Englnsh Language i- q,,,.s 7-.f 3'5 vs.. Q-' ,haw 4.- YM' nl 354,-q. 3- Q' V M3 vs-as 0 FACULTY Gu Y Q G ,-71-e'a FACULTY H 1 Q ew-y 45 T '95 'N'5 'fiom 45' 0 el 405 wr-Q Mr Wlllram Taylor St Josephs College B S Socnal Studues Physucal Educatuon 8th grade Coach Mrs Eluxabeth S Thomas Unlversuty of Wusconsm A B Englnsh 8th grade Muss Grace Thompson John Herron Art School B A E Butler Umver s M S I' r Deon Thornberry Butler Unlverslty A B Soclal Science Mr Perry Underwood Central Normal College B S Math 7th grade Mrs Elizabeth Van Campen Wheaton College A B Journalusm Englnsh Mrs Deveta Van Dervort Butler Unuversnty B S Soclal Studues 7th grade Mr Waller Welsenberger Western Mlchrgan College B S Shop I A , .,,..,, W, I ,V . gh ,W WT, mit.. WLM 'Flaw' ml fag v 'W ,,, W,-,,fW, 1, ..,,,,.. Haw ... Q 1 4 - .1 4- ,34 M v , 0 ,W 4, -M in ,, nw W ,2. 1 , 7 -f .,...-.f o T, 1 1 5 -i vm? A , 01 -- F A I ' . Mu ,V . A,Lf','i , , 4 , V 'U 1 ' -n 'J5!v3ff'i:f.fl ' . Mg ww A M 21.211 ' H , fm gflfffwi ' M' N '7 5'f? 3 ' fx ig-4 f . , .f,fv,- , s. mm, Us A 1 . -.WW I .z ,I 6 f,'1nQ,... 1 ffggif j 'w,l,:1,Zqi1,,5Q4'hfigflZ 1 , ,MM ,, 1 , ,.,, . W ,V Q-v 1z:4 'z,:,1 vzxwww. fl ,',., ., ,M-5 ,, ,u,,,,,,95+N f,f,t1fM+ f at Y jk , s, .WM , 1 fa J, ' ' 1376 Q, iq I ' Q k 42iglwf '?Fn A , ., i ir V , x',' .fy Sui- K y,.',f'fj5f,, L A 101 J' L -N ,k 12 ? - rig., j f Lf' V 1 I f s - .:7g554: il, ' 1 - '-. ' A 134' Q N , Liv ' Q ' ' 9 'L A 7 -' ZLME'-'ZF45' , Ar , X yA gg' 1 f s f pg P' ' , X 1' fy .rg f f - U Q I 'kg' 542 5 'ff 5 V t' 2 gi l U, y . 0 Ad wil,--Pdwgs I CY! -up Dean Thornberr , sponsor, and Rome Osborn, principal, discuss senior class activities. CLASS HISTORY We, the class of l958, have come a long way since entering high school four years ago. We have seen many new fads, ideas and inventions come and ga during these years. The fall of i954 saw us, the freshmen, initiated into high school routine. It was real torture during those first few weeks trying to discover what room to go with what subject, but we soon had this confusion under control. A great discovery by Dr. Jonas Salk was tested for the first time during this year. We have seen the Salk Polio Vaccine become accepted and used extensively. As sophomores we anticipated the many activities of our junior year. THE SENIOR CLASS STEVE ALDRIDGE Baseball l,2p Basketball Bond l74i I-45 D-Club l-4p Hi-Y 2-47 C511 Society Treasurer 5-4, Historical CIGTY 3-4, Sociefy 3-4, Class Treasurer I JUDITH ANN BOTTS Transfer Harry E. Wood lj Booster Club lg Historical Society 3-4, Sunshine So- ciety 2-4, Pep Club 2-4, 4-H I-35 F.T.A. 45 Glee Club I-2, Librarian 25 Usher 3, Prom Committee 35 Decorations Committee Chairman 4. JAY ATKINSON ana University Achievement National Merit Finals 4. WENDELL L. Seating Committee 4 YZ? N-I TOM AVERY F.F.A. l-35 F.T.A. 45 Bas- ketball 2-45 Football 3-4, sweater 35 Track 3-45 D- Club 2-45 Historical So- ciety 3-4. DONNA MARIE BURNER G.A.A. l5 Sunshine Society l-45 Clarion 35 Hawkeye 45 Librarian 45 I.H.S.P.A. Convention 3,45 Cheer- block 3-45 Sunshine Con- vention I-4. KAY ARTHUR BAXTER Transfer Boston High School, Boston, Indiana 35 Orchestra l-25 Choir l-25 Student Manager 25 Class President l5 Band 3-45 Honor Society 45 Chess Club 4, Vice-President 4. BILL BENNETT BYERS Football l-45 Basketball l-25 Baseball l-25 Track l,3,45 D-Club 2-45 Hi-Y 2-4, Sgt, at Arms 3, Chao- lain 45 Jr. Red Cross 2-4, President County-Wide Council 4, Delegate 2-35 Historical Society 3-45 Di- rector of the Southern Dis- trict of lndiana5 Marion County Teenage Safety Driving Council 3-45 Presi- dent Model U.N, 4, Dele- gate 2-35 F.T.A. 45 Traffic Officer I5 Prom King and Queen Committee Chair- 2'wan5 Clarion 35 Hawkeye ,.-. 5 i 5 , W , -'2,r,3 ..:.., S 3 Q , 7 Q A A ' .' X L V, l. : 11:--fi X . T3 K te JQA . 3 ' , X 'P f -Z' I vow 'Q C 4111- MILTON BERNARD Historical Society 3-45 Honor Society 3-45 State Achievement Contest lMathl l-45 Merit Scho- larship Finals 4. GERALDINE COUCH Sunshine Society 45 Class Flower Committee 4, 'X' .4-Q inf M. - vggsggg lg . L - :Me NANCY MAY BLEIER Transfer Ben Davis 35 Booster Club l-35 Sunshine Society 45 Double Sextct 4. WILMA SUE DANIELS Transfer Broad Ripple 2: Tri-Hi-Y l5 Baton Club l5 G.A.A. lg Sunshine Society 2-45 Historical Society 3-45 gjheer Block 2-45 Clarion -4. 0--ff-.Qi-aimszggifye-mf: 5 , .AW 3,2 -S S 24 if 19 -S- ,pf-v l il! DAVID P. BLESSING Basketball l-35 Baseball l-45 Football l-25 F.F.A, 1-35 F.T.A. 45 D-Club 2-45 4-H l-45 Hi-Y 2-45 Stu- dent Council 3. MERRILL FREEMAN Honor Society 45 F,F.A. l-4, Secretary 3, Vice- President 45 4-H l-45 Bas- 'cetball 25 Football 45 Live- stock Judging Team l-4. : , ' 4, V . ev 13 ,, 1' 5-avg-vzrefwwf'--f - Ll A ng, Q, C C7 5 3 , Hf ,L CLASS HISTORY We saw the Brooklyn Dodgers win the National League Pennant from the New York Yankees as our junior year began. New to our school that year was the inter- communications system given us by the P.T.A. A big thrill came when we received our class rings with the outstanding feature of the symbolic Hawk in the center. One of the most difficult obstacles of that year was our research papers. Many long hours were spent in gathering information at the public libraries. Jay Atkinson set a good example for the juniors of the future with 72 pages on the subject of mythology. In order to raise the funds for the Junior-Senior Prom, we sold magazine subscriptions. Best salesman was Fred Schellenberg. The theme for the prom at Indiana University Medical Center was Lilac Time . Joe Spencer and his band provided the dance music. THE SENIOR CLASS JOE KEEN Transfer Ben Davis 25 Track 2-35 Choir 2-3. RICHARD LARRISON Football I-45 Baseball I-25 Basketball I-35 Hi-Y 2-45 D-Club I-45 Student Coun- cil 45 F.T.A. 4. 'sv' scart 1 'iff lx Bw I I i KENNETH DAVID KNOPF Baseball I-45 Basketball I-45 Football 3-4, Sweater 35 Track I-25 Honor So- ciety 3-45 Hi-Y 2-45 F.F.A, l-4, Secretary 2, Treasurer 35 D-Club I-4, President 45 Historical Society 3-45 F.T.A. 45 Class President 25 Class Vice-President 4. NANCY MATHIS Band 2-45 Sunshine Society 2-45 Honor Society 3-45 Historical Society 3-45 F.T.A. 45 Cheer Block 35 Glee Club 2. . X ga, fix . f 'sf' .1 s ig X, .31-. V ,. V' i 3 5 .a 325- V is Gr' Tp! Sv DANNY KUGLEMAN l-li-Y 2-4, Vice-President 3-45 D-Club I-45 Football 3-45 Baseball I-45 Basket- ball I-45 Class President I5 Commencement Escort 3. IRENE MONTFORT Majorette I-45 Honor Soci- ety 3-45 Historical Society 3-45 G.A.A. l-25 Sunshine Society 2-45 F.T.A. 45 Glee Club l-2. .. 5, . .tv Vw,-4-,t..-1 jf Kit -f S I 'fx 'j-yy' X I I l ,ro , 'TQ i lf I3 ',n' X 2343 f ? I 'I f 1-rx-nf 'uf DAVID RANDALL GILLESPIE sketball l-4 let , sweater' Baseball I-2' D- u I-45 H'-Y 2-4 Pr '- d nt 3-4' Honor Society 3-4, President 4' Historical Society 3-4' Hoosier Boys St e 3' Model UN. 3-4' Hawkeye. 4. LARRY HENDERSON Transfer Bedford High School, Bedford, Indiana 45 Basketball 1,2545 Foot- ball I-45 Track I-3, BOB MORGAN Wrestling l-3, sweater, let- terg Historical Society 3-45 Hi-Y 2-45 D-Club I-4 Track ig F.T.A. 45 Projec- tionist 35 Student Council 2. i t:::' QW DEANNA AUBLE GOAD G.A.A. l' Sunshine Society -4' Glee Club I-25 Hon o iety 3-4' Clarion 5 owkeye 4' 4-H - ' Cheer Block I-2. DONALD HERT Hi-Y 2-45 Historical Soci- ety 3-45 D-Club l-45 Model U, N. 3-45 F.T,A. 45 Foot- ball l,2,4, sweater5 Bas- liettball I-35 Projectionist NANCY LEE MUNDY Class Treasurer 45 Student Council 25 G.A.A. l-4, Vice-President 3, President 45 Sunshine Society 3-4, Choir 2-35 4-H I-35 His- torical Society 3-4. flair 71 tx 'V f ff rib' f3. Z1 3 ,Q 'Y ,W 'Ti' 103' -'uv 'CITY ROBERT W GOAD Track 2 Traffic Officer SHIRLEY HOLLY Maiorette l 2 4 Glee Clur l 2 Sunshine Society 2 4 G A A 2 Historical Society FTA 3 4 Librari l Office 2 3 Teen Star 4 Safety Patrol 2 3 Hawk eye 4 Clarion 3 ri- 5- '11, fX -4 1.9 19- 13' rv- F WILLIAM GRIMES lub i 7 storical C y Honor Society Baseball CLIFFORD GENE HULL Transfer Morton Memorial High School Knightstown Indiana 4 Boy s Chorus 3 C oir 2 3 Football l s ket all l T.,- PATRICIA LOU HALE Sunshine oc ety2 4 FTA 4 Llbraricn 4 Clormn 4 MAX HUMPHREY W estllng l 4 D Cl Cr Country l Seniors find the answers to questions in modern science in our physics lab F 3 ?'i' . 'Nl x LA DONNA HARRINGTON Sunshine Society 3-45 Cheer ckl lg lr 3-4' u - . JOE R. ILLINGWORTH Football l- . C 'l I-Q ju ' J R' P .Y .X 4 'il .f- 0 gn-g LARRY HELMUTH Transfer Ben Davis High School 25 Latin Club '7 Basketball l-25 Football l,3g Cross Country lj Track 25 D-Club 2-4g Class President 35 Junior Assist- ant Business Manoaer of Hawkeye 37 Hi-Y 3-45 His- torical Society 3-4g Honor Society 3. SANDRA KAY JONES Sunshine Society l-45 GAA, 2-45 Choir 2-45 Double Sextet 4g Cheer Block 2-45 Glee Club l-2. c,l,w, .1- D l Tiki .W ,Z fi ' fxw -BV Mrs. Vickie Pierson, school secretary, is assisted by senior girls in the office. CLASS HISTORY The years have come and gone and suddenly we are seniors. At last it's time to initiate the in- coming freshmenl We had a good time and we hope that they did too, they were wonderful sports. This year a new car was born-the l958 Edsel -presented by the Ford Motor Company. Sputnik! That's what they called the Russian Satellite that traveled in its orbit around the earth. Rock 'N Roll and Elvis Presley had their day. The big sports event of every year is Home- coming. Nancy Ross, senior, was queen for l957. The senior class float won the prize for having the most originality. Terry Neher was chosen as the most valuable football player of the year l957. A lot of work, but it was funl was among the comments heard as members of the senior class presented the play. THE SENIOR CLASS NANCY MURPHY Class Secretary 4, Ayres Fashion Board 4, Girls' State 3, Honor Society 4, 4-H l-4, Sunshine Society l-45 G.A.A. l-2, Cheer- leader lg Majorette l-2, Historical Society 3-4. JOHN EDWARD RUPP Hi-Y 2-4, Historical Socie- ty 3-4, Baseball l-2, Bas- k b ll M er l-3 et a anog 5 Clarion 4, Band l-2, D- Club 2-4. V :fm f'-, 'satx 7 J , , . fl -'-' 'T i N ,, ss-X 1.0 a N' TERRY EUGENE NEHER Football l-4, Co-Captain 4, All-County 4, Mid State 3-4, Basketball l-2, Track l-47 D-Club l-4, Vice- President 45 H1-Y 4, Cap and Gown Committee 4. LOIS ANNE RUSSELL Sunshine Society 2-4, His- torical Society 3-4, Secre- tary 3, G.A.A. l,2,4, Glee Club l-2, Honor Soctety 45 Commencement Usher 35 Prom Attendant 35 Pep Club l-35 Librarian 4. -Y ROBERT ROY NEWSOM D-Club I-45 Football 25 Basketball 25 Baseball l-45 Track 45 Band I-25 Choir 3-45 Double Sextet 3-45 Proiectionist l-25 Hi-YZ-45 Junior Red Cross 4. PATRICIA SAMPLEY Choir 45 Double Sextet 45 Sunshine Society 2-45 4-H SHARON LOUISE NUGENT 4-H l,45 Choir 2-3, sweat- cr5 Double Sextet 35 G.A.A. 2-35 Sunshine Society l-45 Historical Society 3-45 Li- brarian 35 Glee Club l-2. FRED SCHELLENBERG Class President 45 Basket- ball l-35 4-H l-25 Histori- cal Society 3-45 F.T.A. 45 Basketball Manager 45 Track Manager 3-4, letter 35 Football Manager 4, sweater5 D-Club 45 Pro- jectionist I-45 Hawkeye 45 Track l. wik- I YN 'ar ,ex '21-'is 1 -A-' lift x-' la X L1 1 Q' as .r 5 'W S x l .lt MARTHA RECORD Sunshine Society l-4, Sec- retary 2, President 35 His- torical Society 3-45 Honor Society 45 Class Vice-Pres- ident 2, Class Secretary 35 Pep Club l-35 F.T.A. 45 Hawkeye 45 Librarian l-45 Glee Club l-25 4-H l-2. JUDITH SHERIDAN Sunshine Society 2-4. 'fi ,-,avr 5' 23 LAWRENCE DONALD RINK Basketball l-4, letter, sweater5 Hi-Y 2-4, Secre- tary 3-45 Historical Society 3-45 Dance Band 2-45 D- Club I-45 Honor Society 45 Band l-4, letter, sweater5 Model U. N. 3-45 Boys' State 35 Business Manager Hawkeye 4. LINDA SINK G.A.A. l5 Commencement Usher 35 Choir 35 Girls' Sextet 35 Mixed Double Sextet 35 Historical Society 3-45 Honor Society 45 Clarion 3-4, Co-Editor 45 Mooresville Times Reporter 45 F.T.A. 4. '- f,f ,,fx QC NANCY SUE ROSS G,A,A. 2-35 Sunshine So- ciety l-45 Historical Socie- ty 3-45 Twirler 25 Choir 2-3, sweater 35 Glee Club l-25 Junior Red Cross 45 Librarian 35 4-H 2-35 Stu- dent Council 35 Class Vice- President l, Class Secre- tary 2. JERRY SMITH Track l, 3-45 Basketball l-25 Football 3-45 Hi-Y 2-45 F.F.A. l-45 Junior Red Cross 3-45 Proiectionist l-45 Historical Society 3-45 D-Club l-4. A 7, I- is .. SHERMAN C.' WHITE CLASS HISTORY Bill Byers was elected president of the Model UN. ond the Marion County Junior Red Cross. Marty Record was chosen to receive the Daughter of the American Revolution Citizenship Award from Decatur. Competing in the National Semi-Finals of the National Merit Scholarship were Jay Atkinson and Milton Bernard. We ore very proud of the outstanding achievements of all these students. As we graduate from these familiar holls, our formal education is completed. lt is our ambition, however5 that learning will never cease5 that we will go on to become respected citizens of this community which has given us so much. THE SENIOR CLASS BRENDA JANE WILLIAMS F.T.A. l-45 G.A.A. l-25 Sunshine Society l-45 His- torical Society 3-45 Clarion 35 Hawkeye 45 Indianapolis News and Indianapolis T i rn e s Correspondent 45 DOROTHY WILLIAMS Sunshine Society 2-45 Choir FQOtb0ll ll BGSCDOH li Glee Club l-25 Librarian 45 4-H l-45 Historical So- Hi-Y 4. I-2. ciety 45 Glee Club l-2. I r, 5 7 .5 fsiN 3' C5 'xr' .,- X A. X , , T if L- -P2 3. t - Ri 9 1' fp' , 'Q' V .X . ' A I I , 'X X l . 4. Q MARIE SMITH a.A.A. if 4-H l-25 Glee Club l-2. TERRY TRUE Basketball 25 Historical S0- ciety 3-45 Projectionist 3-45 Hawkeye 4. JENNIFER SOLADINE Majorette l-45 Traffic Of- ficer l-45 G.A.A. l-25 Sunshine Society I-45 Girls' Sextet 2-35 Double Sextet 2-35 Historical Society 35 Librarian 45 Choir 2-35 Glee Club l-25 4-H l-45 Triple Trio l-25 Cheer Block l-45 F.T.A. 3-45 Usher Committee Chair- man 45 Chairman Prom Decorations 3. EDDIE VE HORN Historical Society 3-45 Pro- jectionist 45 Hawkeye 4. Not Pictured: John Alls- paw, Ronnie Edward Chas- tain, Rosie Meyer Helmuth and Richard V. Stahl. 75 '55 -ez' 'EJ' it 0' e J' RITA IRENE STIGALL Student Councnl 4 Pres: dent 4 Honor Society 4 H storlcal Society 3 4 FTA 4 Sunshlne Socnety l 4 Commencement Usher 3 Glee Club l 2 Pep Club MAAIKE VISSER A l 2 Sunshine cuety l 4 Recording S:ecre 4 34 Hawkeye Edntor 4 Publlclty Advertlsung Com muttee 4 'W' .4 DOROTHY JEAN STILLINGS Band l 4 Glee Club Dance Band l 4 Pep l 4 Trlple Trlo l 2 Band Cap tan 4 Honor Socuety 4 H storlcal Society 3 4 A l 4 Sunshlne o y l 4 l 2 Mu Commrttec Chalrman 4 MARIJKE ELIZE VISSER 4 H l 3 Sunshine Society Glee Club l 3 FTA GAA l Christmas at Decatur brings caroll 1 X gf: W xfgg, ,aw if 'i 7 ALBERTA JOAN STONE unshlne Society A Lrbrarlan ee Club l Chour Sweater Letter JAMES S WADE ub Basketball Manager l 3 Baseball Manager 2 Hts torncal Soclety 3 4 Foot l ers and holnday programs u in: 099'- R.-'Y A MIKE THOMAS C our 3 Basketball I4 D Club 2 4 ELLEN LOUISE WALTERS Lnbrarlan 3 Cheerleader I3 Letter Sweater Can dsdate Homecoming Queen 3 Sunshine Soclcty l4 Vlcc Prcsldent 3 Treasurer AA Hts orncal Soclety 3 4 Candidate Muss Sprmngtlme 3 Chour 2 3 Letter Sweat ee b l 2 Pep Club I 4 Student Councul l Typlng Award 2 Commencement Escort 3 Honor Soclcty 4 fl QV' Sp-f BETTY LOUISE TOLEN Ma orette l 4 Sweater e er GAA 2 n shane So vety l 4 :ce Presldent 4 Cheerleader 2 Letter Hnstorrcal Society e ub 2 Club l 4 Clarlon 3 4 Co Edntar 4 Blocks Fashion Board 4 Commencement Usher 3 DONALD LEE WELCH H is v 'rg in I 'V S S Y' JUNICRS if .cf 'NW 'bw A t- ?-. 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' 5 1 hx Royce Holder Roy Horton Lnndo Hubbs Bnllae Jean Hunteman Jo Ellen Jared Judy Jones Don Key Ronnue Key Darrell Laird Eugene Lang ston Ed Lee Bob McKnnley Tom Mace Joe Mayes Jeraldlne Merriman Flora Merrntt Ber nadme Miles Sandra Muller Muru Mull: gan Leland Mllls Bull Mlnton Karen Mosuer Harold Mundy Bull Pence Donna Perry Arlene Plummer lnell Pres ley Jlm Price Nancy Purdue Jerry Raymond George ter Duck Rosselle Charles Russell Karen Sampley Harold Sanders Ronald Shanklm Pat Shannon Clnfford Shupley Jlmmle Sank Robert Skomp Rrchard Smnth Judy Smnth Sandra Smlth Sharon Snedaker Bull Spann Dorothy Spears Roy Stamper Freda Stennhulber Ronald Stewart Rose Stnllungs Beverly Stratton Sondra Taylor Charles Tuleston Norma Turner Gene Ve Horn Mllene Vlvlon Maxine Wallace Ellen Walker Cynthia Whnte Lmda White Bruce Wrlllarns Frances Wnlluams Judy Wxllnams Mary Ann Wllluams Richard Wrlght FRESHMEN K 7 X 3 Q . 'fa N gn 5 u cnc: Q NK xxllv if 125 v . 1.5. Lf.. 1 P ' , ' 1 me '1 1 I ' v, 1 1 x L Q A. ' S I X ' .N I If - I I I O' Q 'Q rn wie- as ,W.,.4 I A it . is P -1 . ' -f I , 13 t ' v. Rf ,V f ,.'. ' l in SL f . . I . I 1 V r A V ' R Q J 1 'Q 'fa . I I . I ' iv. f , , - r- M v 'f 'Z ' ' '1 4 A ef 5 ' f ' f ' 'S I J ' Q Qs X A I ' 1 J fb 1 if K ,S -1 Raymond, Eddle Rickenback, Tom Ries- 95 G 7 1 -X ..? -H., Hex r-J z, - ,., -' . 4 ' 4, ' -L , , . Y ' QA by MIN xi' 'Nllll ' S f l N My , I S' X , , SQ' S 1 , fe A , , ' 4 , 2 a 5 1,5 , .J 7,2 q , . . . I E cgi. C 5 E' 1 5 . ex ' -, I y , K-XX xl 1 E I Y . I I I .I I 5. :L ss- 0 ' br C' , . -H cv. i K , vxly A 1 X- 1. 4 lx --PI ' ' . ' ' f .,-3 - 1- f V 4 f fl J S ' v Q ' 'A Q C E ' xl X X' in L ' u H - I - All ' I I vw ' 'D' , V ,A 3 4- - dx K ,vm 'I I -l, gl: :Aw ' A Q 1 EIGHTH GRADE ' it xg' l NJ I LX lmlx lslv 'E I Q ,140-'t X TK. X! BLM X11 'l 'A-xl QQ 'at 'x 32 1 John Adams Lowell Andry Judy Archer Jimmy Austsn Judy Barnett John Bea man Charla Beckley Manlyn Blankenshup James Blelr Gary Blessung Maxnne Boarman Peter Brouse Nancy Branson Rosemary Brooknng Wayne Brooks Thomas Brown Betty Burner Rebecca Burner Judy Butcher Melnnda Calvert Forest Carpenter Jerry Chambers Robert Clyou Melvnn Cook Bull Cox Clxfton Crawford Donald Despot Ronnie Dennnson lon Jeanne Dixon Pom Edwards Robert Edwards Suzy Egan Harley Evans Patty Flelds Kay Franklin Kenneth Franklin Beverly Frye Bobby Garmen Dorothy Grltfuth Vnrgunua Hamnlton Norma Hartnagle Glen Hartsok Sandra Hayden Lucky Hillman Joyce Holder Patricia Holland Becky Holmes Olas Hubbs Charles Hull Gary Hunteman Mary lllnngworth Joyce Ivey Muke Johantages Sue Johnson Deanna Jones Janice Kel ly Jean Kelly Wnllard Kerr Anna Koker Davud Kollman Judy Lanclng Eddie Lawson av :-I: '51, I ' 'I I . ki H 4, QI I E N D ' , . , 5 ' A I 5 j' A xx If I X y II V lI .N NWI .F '. : E lint Y' N I J ti A . , , 'E' j ' ' vi gf, Q- I I I , ' -C . ' ' , . x5sL,.,',f-ssc ' ,- A l lxs. 'alll' l 4 F 4 5 . . -.A 'ugh c i--Q , .2 0 . -!4--l I A I l f a , 1. 4 3 ' P : f I I 1' , ' A . N r l ll 'X fl, la . 1 . fits. 'I NE Q I Steve Dickus, Barbara Dillon, Donna Dil- kgvrl li? ' 7-X W' 33: I A I 1 1 in K 45 'lb' N ll f f i ' ' J SMA k ,4 X . - N if - 912- M- f - X ll... lla . ,l U x ' A ' A ' .l l J. f l 2-s G-E7 'ff f I f f . ' I . . ' I E- I :J w 1- fe 3 ' ' ' ' f X-x I L ' x ll Y :ln i F , II -I? I mtg ' I II AI 1 I If I , in Igis 5 I r sf' IT- I I I : llxvfzzz. I 5 yt' , I ln ' I ,L,. ,gif 1 1. A-I 'A- I -In fl 1- I 1 f Z' I Y ' ef ' I l -WNT1 A l X' B .Rb Q s 5 , x C A mr 'fa EIGHTH GRADE Sally McCory Mrke McGnlI Jackue Madden Benny Moyes Nancy Mendenhall Jane Meyer Barbara Mules Larry Muller Larry Mlllholland Crang Moore Rschard Moore Bobby Montfort Larry Morgan Patty Motsunger Barbara Napoleon Jessle Newklrk Jlm Newlrn Bobby Newton Betty Nrghbert Judy Nlghbert Paul Nouert Karen Nugent Edna Odom Andrea Osborn Robert Paul Nancy Pnerson Bobby Pmg Paul Porter Charlotte Prultt Mark Prurtt Larry Price Mmruam Record Walter Reed Lunda Reynolds Claudla Rnggle Darrell Roach Jerry ROCJCP1 Gary Rodgers Suzne Routon Alon Russell Harold Samplcy Judy Shaefer Gwen Shonklun Jum Shcrrdan Lunda Shoulders Sharon Shrum Don Smlth John Soladme Geneva Spencer Ronnue Steadhom Jerry Taylor Sue Taylor Mary Thomas Donna Thompson Jomce Thompson Edlth Todoroff Max Trusler Betty Trusty Mrldred Trusty Bull Tuck Larry Vorhees Jerry Sue Waldon John Walker Denms White Errnch Wrxght faq sm i l ff lk A Www 45 Fi? 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QQMNG gn Larry Allen Ben Anderson Robert Archer Paula Astholz James Barnett Bull Beasley Larry Beavers Muchael Blaschke Davld Bonng Sandra Bowles James Boyd Margaret Brandon Carolyn Brunson Carrell Butcher Claudxa Buttz Duane Byard Carolyn Calvert Llnda Conner Sandra Carnes Sharon Carslue Carole Carter James Castetter Harold Chambers Charlene Clark Glen Collrns Bull Couch Judy Crandall Shirley Crawley Alxce Cummings Bull Darley Portra Dauley Rncky Daugherty Jrmmy Doyle Grace Dotts Jeanette Draper Eugene Edmondson Carroll Edwards Sandra Elder Leslne Elmore Bobby Evans David Farmer Jeff Farmer Marcia Fields Larry Flshburn Nancy Foltz Mary Fowler Rex Franklin James Freeman Brenda Frye Curtis Fugate Pamela Fullmer Bryan Garrett Vlckl Gasper Arletta Glddens Michael Glllle Rnchard Glllesple Samuel Greer Estelle Gross Kenny Groover Ed Hamet Starr Haase Nancy Hauger Bully HGVSFSTICK Bully Heaton Nancy Helntzelman Kenny Hert Joeen Hesson Lols Hlbdon Laura Hull Bally Hal ock Kenneth Hodge Potrrcla Hodges David Hopknns Georgra Housh Beverly Hubbs Donald Hubbard Brenda Hudson Robert Humphre Shirley Hunter Arthur v Carolyn Jenkms l ' A , 1 . A silt- F L. - '. l-x l . ' E C 1 uh ll X' J 1 , J fh. M 1 .. V . A Q X44 ,Ax . . 1' 'ff J ' ' rl ' 'fl 'C A f-vt at 3 l fy '13, 1? ,V NN . X tl E - l- tt. L . V : , ' J, at ' Q W .J l ,wx S G ig as .4 'A 4' A su- ' M' 'L f ' g 1 kk lf' ' 4- 'La' J 11.12 il A J 1, tif, 'il 1- 'rv f C E A' ' r lu 47 Q. Jss X J .lr V xg all H A , 1,3 A it X I Q :R Z f7.r', ,KAN M '4 47 ,M ml 'A 3' .-T fi 4 la '14 ' V in 1 r W r. f X ,A . 5 QQ, - . I 3 M ' J' , . '+-I M G ' 'mu -' J- 'H' .V l:J- ' 'f 7 'T 1 ' ,W 2- , ' ' ll' A trra 1 F -,fin A flak A-, J' ll re J ,, . in ,s J, r. A , I .7 4 , .. A 1 . . iq Y D 1 F rf A :. W F ' Q . 45 l 1 X Y V4 h: I las.. 7 my f .I I . t, K? Q .t Xu 'll . HX , ,rrr 'IW' I 'll l Nl ff '44 A A , xc -we - 1' me w flip 'Q f f- F 1 xl sr rx Q bi-.? fl D- -Q , fu I vi l ' cf ' F-1+ ll es-l 4 Fl ff .Q ',, 'r ,l d '.f.J'lll ll -t D A V. . N V ,n V b Rx 2 'l ' 'g ' U ' ' ,,. 3- . , ' ' I s .- Q l 1 ev W- 1 2' sy., V4 E4 X . J - 1 1 Hxy we ls . t 1 ' . X . , at r. 7 Q - A .I ': - Pl-W-I Q 41... W A aj. A I A Y I V 5 I Y J ' F I y Xl r , A ' XR A . 5, - Ray Jlnf-s Angela Johantges Richard Johns Charles Jones Kyrls Justlce Marllyn Lawson Becky La Mar Jesse Kelly Penny Kelly Lawrence Krnnett Gary Klser Stevle McBrlde Warren McBride vlelyrn McClellan Muke McCoun Charlene McCutchan Harry McQueen Bull Marklns Paul Marr Gary Martun Mary Martun Alice Mathews Douglas Mays Dennus Mncks Stephen Mlller Stephen M lls Bobby Mlnnlck Duane Miracle Jerry Morrls Dan Mudd Daynd Mudd Bob Myers Augxe Newknrk Nlckle Noe Lucinda Orcutf Henry Orlosly Judy Osborne Ralph Pacey Linda Paddock Eddne Parker SEVENTH GRADE Ame gn- fv. ' .M ,da .v-.qv 'BV' We S 52,3 E , E 'J A E ,ig ' in 6' I 'eq E: Q Q S rr: y , ' Y J J ,L ' t K l My 5 ' S lfjL 1 ,. , .L. I tf ' l r . l' ' I J 4 L is P. J J so 3, , V f' , 1 y, A - L Rf Sf cw - rc s - l , J ' -4 Q , :J - ,',, - I I 1 ar 'wif 'Ulf ' Q' 4' 3 K 4 . J J Q Y ,J , M 1 S l J N-2 .ll . JNL r fz r 'Fr Q l j I X 'XE VN- fl , r. f ' I - - J l I it . r l K R725 if .T J A I J X - 1 t ' gf- rr cr r 1 g-- J N 'S gene 'J l, 'r-- 'V' re' I I xg! if 7 J lf Se 2 VA, ,qi 1 7 t J A A Judy Payey 1 5' ' L I X N . ' did l J K wr. . Q - ,W ,. .3 Y- V, :fell Y J ., it 'I' .. -, ' E- ', ' ' ,N ' ' ' ff-,, kxy 1 ' fm I 'tk it ,, V A . - . x l N f ',' 5- , ' - A r .ilfwifr n N A QR , I x xxx Al . .a ., 'U e vs Q r ,A , Q - - ,V ,Q Q ,, ,, - ' ' S X 4 w . f J ' J 'x .rcfxil ' la' 'xl HL.. 'X' .l-cl I1 L . gm l if ll ' . F 'Z' Q . .wi-' ' S9 ' 7' 's 'f K ff 1' S - '5 S W NVE ' J eg f Y -g ' 'fk -S 1 I ' , ,jx . r 9 J . r er :. 1 ' 1 B ...T I 5- - S Y s, ' 'ix ' I xii, '12, v , Q X SV V .' .M , l ll I . . S. txt l Ls- 'Y X ' 'J ' 'f A was l S J EIT f X 35 A if i' ' Larry Poynter Elalne Plummer Paul Powers Nancy Prnce Janlce Reed Marrorle Replogle Charles Roach Mary Rodrlaues Lettlc Roe George Rupp Lorelel Salvatore Phllnp Sampley Barbara Sauer Dianne Schmudt Dorothy Scrugas Mrchael Sellers Max Shanklln Carol Sherrell Lnnda Skomp Sharon Smnth Carolyn Snlder Pamela Stackman Joyce Steele Paul Stelnhulbcr Joe Stllllngs Peggy Summers Clyd a Thomas Ncornu Thomas Cladde Urnbarg Cheryl Vann Terry walker Kathy Walters Sharon XVaytt Ralph Wentworth Charles Westenhofe Eugene VVlllls Joyce Wnrey Carolyn Wray Gus Wulf Bull Yeager Jayne Young Y B gr 1 1, w uvlx h uv' '4 Q N iv 1 F5 yes f 'I x X JY m U J, 4 .Alf ADVISORY BOARD Ax XA .U J xvw. N ,Jem From Left Bull Haversfuck Earl Yeager and Howard M Ils The many varned problems which arrse durmg a school year are solved by our trustee Fred O Butler and has advrsory board shown above 56 I 'Il 'ull ! From Left: lmogene Klneaud, Catlwrine Yeager, Emma Maggue Holman, Matron Skornp, Edna Lewls, Gladys Warren, Evelyn McCory, Pearl Mlllrmoas Service At Decatur First Row: Lester Champer, Lester Clossey, Maurice Frazner. Second Row: Hubert Vfesterfleld, Jesse Barnett, Howard Blank, Third Row: Charles Plerson, Everett Mclilnley, Robert Dlllon. From Left: Delma Lee, Earl Goodall, Ernest Mcflou Evert Tucker, Wayne Brooklng. 3, 'rdf , X I li ' K t, , 9 X . Qu lj , -A J ' ,Z 1.37, Tv, ' L 7 ,GM Nui -JUN, ff , 'JV 3 . A' M ' 1 1 A .Law 'K ,f ng ' lv. Q 4 wi wb 4 ff 4 f f ,, f ,, ' , f X si ,av ,Q - 1 . 1 . l QQ, T Y 1 .- r ., ,Q i. . A M Q7 J ' J' Q' 5 ,, ' . ,L W ,W 4 'L --:V ' ay, z I v-f X .v h f Q- ,47- ., , -- we .an - I ,. nk f .V g J j .4 . w X il, M V J., L3 V . , 1 ,J xg if W . 1 I7 awk, ., ' ,, Vw l , , M, I .. ff ffm A .u N - ,f,.1,,:,f 4, ,-, ,ja ff 8 ' a 'ggfsi 4 'K ., ' 'S V26 Q V, V, , VA f w'j: :rf 35,4 In tl . 4, M , , , -f 1. .gr 2 . 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' R-.L14 ,fit-H ..- . fl' ,J 'A ls A':'LfJ'.f ' . - ' . 4 .fun -' '- Aw f vf .,. ,,.. -P x I 183.5 ' 5,Q a51l - . ,S-', ,, - - 9 .- ,.,. .. ., ad- ' -5'7T9 - J. ,A .mpg -www:-Q ffl. I -dfffglg fy' I M -. - ' fa. i'5'1 : Fug. gvfw- -T fl 1-in nf . 'yr b . .yi gf 2431: 4' , LRK,,,,,: 1' .. , - t- .gx . .Y JL' E gg.-1-'gk-fx' hgfx ' 7 ' , W 4 ff N,,5,,, A. , ..'f - 1.-Eggs-tx.,,fQq..t, , ., . . . N I M I. -f .' 'YI'-. .4 Kbilskg., .'11x1 1 g QF' ,, - J g -ls' - Q s -.fti-.Q-,F z,1,fjLf'5- , fix? 5 t V - y' A . J 1 ' 5 A G. Q' A 3.:.1uv1.f'LtL. Ln Il? FUWQV-gy, J if X A,,f,3--Q if ,aw - Seated, From Left: Jett Farmer, Richard Larrison, Rita Stigoll, Sylvia Daniels, Genzia l-loush. Standing, From Left: Maxine Wallace, Bob Williams, Roy l-lunteman, Judy Shrum, Edith Tcdcrhoft, John t-lesson, Jimmy Sink, Mr, Rome Osborn, Sponsor. STUDENT COUNCIL Under the direction of our principal, Mr. ln the tall, two representatives are elected Rome Osborn, members ofthe Student Coun- from each high school and junior high class. cil meet to discuss problems which may Elected by the council members, Rita arise here at Decatur. Stigall, senior, served os president this Year. 40 WQWFW ns- .SCN gy fy T Q--J 1F 'f ,,, K-'Q as LX g--v A ,nf xa 4' '7 nu 1' No. Row One From Left Jay Atklnson Kay Arthur Baxter Milton Bernard Merrlll Freeman David Gullespre Deanna Auble Good Row Two Bull Gnmes, Larry I-Ielmuth, Kenneth Knopf, Nancy Mathus, Irene Montfort, Nancy Murphy Row Three Martha Record Larry Rmk, Lots Russell, Ruta Stngall, Dorothy Stullmgs, Lnnda Snnk Row Four Ellen Walters NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY To be elsgable for the Natuonal Honor to the I9 members of thus socnety thus year Society sensors must have a B average and be un the upper twenty fnve percent of thenr class So It vs wnth pnde that Decatur points The Society vs under the durectlon of fac ulty sponsor, Mr Jerry Haleman 41 li 'J - - yd 'V s ix ax ,Q5 . Y 'Z'-s x 5' -'V I . I X L . ' I T - I ' If rf , rs Q I yy ss. 'H fl 'I' .,. 1 44- , I2 I rj v 't f gf: ' Q I y Q ,ldv Q I . I ' A 5 - kk JN .sg fy, , QE, V v M77 ' r I ' 'III ' I JV! X' ' I M 1- . '1 if 'QX 6,25 f I ' ,,.,4. . . 5 fqf Reporters for the Decatur Clarion, Virginia Bell, Jay Brockelhurst and Joyce Nighbert check the assignment sheet while mimeograph operator, Dick Campbell looks over the latest edition. Betty Tolen, CC-Editor xc Staff, Copy, Deadlines Many hours of work, reams of copy paper, miles of one-used type- writer ribbon and boxes of staples go into putting out each six-page issue of the Decatur Clarion every three weeks. To be a member of the mimeographed paper's staff means to be enrolled in the journalism course offered at Decatur. During l957, the paper was awarded first place in mimeograph section by the Wabash Valley Press Conference held at Terre Haute. Mrs. Betty Van Campcn is faculty advisor. Linda Sink, Co-Editor Shirley Tuck, Feaiure Bessie Necs, Society John Rupp, Sports Wilma Daniels, Jr. l-ligh 4 RQ es - 7 1 xi ,. J . sa kwiffx-,yr 1 V' , . l f ' A 4 5 f fi b 1 1 ' 4 4 l-lere's a buck, vote for Tuck was the slogan which led us to victory last fall when members of the Clarion staff attended the annual Indiana High School Press Association Conference at Franklin College. Posters, paper money and a skit entitled The Money Tree all spelled success to our candidate, Shirley Tuck who was elected secretary. Make Clarion Judy Smith, Fashion Pat l-lole, Review X 19 ug f, ,.,,. w f ' Qiizif' --- ,, Zvi W Shirley Tuck, Secretary of lndiana l-ligh School Press Association. ,is i X t Campaign manager, Joyce Nighbert, smiles approval as staff members arrive with posters to boost our candidate. Carol Lee, Poetry , i,....1-UW - is 1 x, so 95 Ni 'X A A ,lbs-an--' ,., f., f , 19 K , , s A f' A0 Info a huddle goes the editorial staff whenever a new problem presents itself. Conferring once more are from left, Deanna Good, Donna Burner, Brenda Williams, Maaike Visser, Maaikc Visser Edifor l Bill Bytyg Brenda Vlfllllcmi Spams Classes 1 r is 2 , I At,- , if -www ' 414 Mrs. Von Campen, Shi Snirlcw Holly Clubs rley W Holly and Bill Byers. Dccfna Aublc Gwca Class l-listcry fi 29 '4 4-9 , ,t f 4? 1 lull! I , V gag l 3 If A f V N J: i l I . 4 'J N1 -, ' , 'V ' . 1 1 .. - 'f C .lf ,A Pictures And Copy Tell Story The transformation of the Hawkeye from blank graph paper into the i958 book spelled many hours of work. Layouts materialized in dummy form, pictures were planned, sched- ules set up, pictures taken, and ads sold. Then inevitably came time to write copy. The lOO pages dwindled and suddenly it was March and the deadline. The Hawkeye was at last in the hands of the printer! Faculty advisors this year have been Mrs. Betty Van Campen, editorial, and Miss Eliza- beth Braune, business. Larry Rink Business Manager Martha Record Subscriptions Jay Brockelhurst Student Photographer Under the direction of Miss Braune, left, the business staff checks statements for ads sold. Pictured from left are: Larry Rink, Dave Gillespie, Eddie VeHorn and Fred Schellenberg, Seated are, Martha Record and Terry True. H24 Sl -fv X, ' 2 fggl 'Q VI ' A r f i 5 X 5. .W i Q 'V' 1 -s ,i fl -4 'W' 'f .1 Ei? T f in it Ps SJ bg .L H ,iz vi H. ls i Z 1 I argl., .hiv . im.. ... Ti? -54 f? xi Donna Burner Class History EH? aw Q :W N135 Flrst Row From Left Jerry Smlth Second Row Jlm Harless Bob Morgan Thurd Row Don McEvoy Kenny Knopf Fourth Row Mark Townsend Davnd Gillespie Richard Larrlson Fifth Row Gary Epley Danny Kugelman David Bless :ng Suxth Row Joy Brockelhurst Steve Aldridge Jsm Wade Bzll Byers Ronnie Noble Seventh Row Don Welch Larry Rmk Don Hert Eighth Row Ennis Pyle Davud Jared Nlnth Row Jlm Rupp Roy Hunteman Danny McCoun Dell Blank Ronnle Vann Bob Wnlllams John Rupp Jnm Carter Larry Hesson To create mamtaun and extend throughout at Chrnstmas and sponsor sock hops the the home School and Community the hugh Model United Nations and a father son ste Jards of Chnstuannty us the purpose ot banquet during the school year D9C0lUV 5 H' Y O QG Z0l'0 ' Thus service club IS o member of a natuon Under the sponsorshnp of Mr Dale Jackson WICl6 f9llOWSl'llD of high School YOUfh the junuor and sensor boys decorate our school 46 K . . , ?'. -I I, 3 ' . , V K ,V K Y tbsp xx is , 1 , K v-. x,.,., ' , . ...Y ,,,, . , ,, 1 1--N fx., .vf ...ll .mmqf U. ' '!1 -lx ' ' f 'l x. XQ, Q14 1,,,,,,,,i,, , .. In Q 1 ' ' : . : ' , . : , 3 1 1 - 3 1 1 ' - h 3 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 - 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I I ' I , . . . D . I ' X 1 fav as M-gg six V goes,-.JW QV 1 , 1' I ' I 1 '71 , i 4, I N. , 'ff , , ' 'L .. Jw I I ,A V W . C X- ., , , ' i K 7 f 3' sf Bill Byers, President of Model United Nations. Elected as president of this year's Model United Nations was Decatur's Bill Byers. Members of Hi-Y Or- ganizations throughout lndiana met during April 23 to 27 at the lndiana State House in Indianap- olis to discuss internation- al relations. Decatur's delegates represented Czechoslo- vakia, Bulgaria and Greece. Supported By Hi-Y Jay Atkinson, Don Hert, Bill Byers, David Gillespie, and Larry Rink make plans to attend the Model U. N. Sessions at the State l-louse. 57' ' -1 xx 24' J' is ., ve.,- I ,, ,- 1,1 s-1 at AVS? Row One From Left: Nancy Ross, Marty Record, Wilma Daniels, Rita Stigall, Sharon Nugent, Judy Botts, Deanna Auble, Donna Burner, La Donna Harrington, Pat Hale, Maoike Visser, Mrs. Betty Baker, Sponsor. Second Row: Nancy Bleier, Sandra Jones, Dorothy Williams, Patty Sampley, Judy Sheridan, Jennifer Soladinc, Lois Russell, Nancy Mundy, Judy Smith, Carol McClellan, Kaye Davis, Bessie Nees. Third Row: Betty Tolen, Nancy Jones, Joyce Nighbert, Geraldine Couch, Ellen Walters, Janiece Taylor, Jackie Miller, Marjorie Haskett, lrene Montfort, Sara Kellum, Shirley Tuck. Fourth Row: Judy Albrecht, Nancy Mathis, Dorothy Stillings, Brenda Williams, Beverly Carnes, Linda Canner, Sue Hibler, Roberta Gillman, Sandra Powers, Shirley Holly, Alberta Stone, Mary Carlisle. Fifth Row: Dorothy Holderfield, Sandra Trusler, Dorothy Stomper, Judy Shrum, Nina Carpenter, Jerri Beckley, Shirley Wright, Doris Lydle, Ruth Yancy, Betty Brown, Carolyn Boring, Bonnie Allender 'Others' ls Our Motto The Sunshine Society is a philanthropic organization in Indiana designed for high school girls who are interested in promoting good cheer and sunshine. Each tall initiates are taken into the club at an impressive candlelight ceremony where they pledge to give of themselves. Decatur girls attend two conventions during the year. The district convention is held each tall with the state convention meeting in the spring. During the year a substantial donation is made to the Riley Fund. These donations are given to the Riley Children's Hospital here in Indianapolis. Each spring the girls reveal their identities to the women they've chosen as their Ideal Lady tor the year. The organization is sponsored by Mrs. Betty Baker and Mrs. Betty Van Campen. To raise money during the year, Decatur Sunshiners sell doughnuts each Tuesday and Thursday after school. The profit goes into the Riley . Fund. ggi n-nl Beverly Carnes and Betty Brown assist in the sale ot doughnuts atter school to Virginia Bell, Carol Lee and Pat Hale. First Row From Left: Mrs. Betty Van Campen, Sponsor, Linda McEvoy, Virginia Bell, Audrey Branson, Betty Palmer, Sue McMullin, Kay Larrison, Trudy Davis, Barbara Martin, Norma Schellenberg. Second Row: Beverly Deboulle, Sue Wasson, oan Bottom, Marcia Adrion, Glenda Brock, Sylvia Daniels, Betty Ping, Karen McBride, Julia Tutterow, Sandra Farmer, Mary McCory, Nancy Miller, Pam Park, Virginia Schutte. Third Row: Sandy Smith, Mary Lou Doss, Dorothy Spears, Brenda Carlisle, Sandra Miller, Bernadine Miles, Geraldine Merriman, Kay Butler, Sondra Browning, Karen Sampley, Donna Perry, Sondra Taylor, Judy Williams. Fourth Row: Norma Turner, Frances Williams, Sharon Despot, Deanna Ennis, Marilyn Garner, Judy Jones, Jo Ellen Jared, Roselyn Hatten, Suzie Cochran, Beverly Stratton, Virginia l-lale, Linda Copeland, Julia Heaton, Janie Atkinson. Fifth Row: Janie Doyle, Geneva Couch, Judy Grimes, Kwilda Arthur, Sandra Williams, Freida Kelly, Rose Stillings, Mary Ann Williams, Barbara Copeland, Ellen Walker, Billie Hunteman, Pat Shannon, Linda Hubbs, Judy Smith. First Row From Left: Larry Rink, Dave Gillespie, Bill Byers, Steve Aldridge, Jim Wade, Danny Kugleman, Tom Avery, Kenny Knopf. Second Row: Dave Blessing, Jerry Smith, Don Hert, Don McEvoy, Bob Morgan, Richard Larrison, Bob Key, Bill Grimes. Third Row: Fred Schellenberg, Mike Thomas, Max Humphrey, Mark Townsend, Benny Green- wald, Jim Frye, Jim Harless, Ralph Simpson, John Rupp. Fourth Row: Ronnie Chastin, Ronnie Noble, Bob Williams, Barry Eller, Don Bennett, Jim Hamilton, Joey Carroll, Dave Jared. Fifth Row: Marvin Arthur, Don Huffman, Jack lllingworth, Jim Rupp, Glen Miller, Bill Collins, Mr. Marvin Armstrong, Coach. D-CLUB Eligibility for Decatur's D-Club is to possess a minor or major letter in any sport. The purpose of the club is to keep the athletes together in a mutual interest other than in their individual sports. A pin is given in the senior year to those who have maintained a major letter every year in a given sport. The organization, under the sponsorship of Coach Marvin Armstrong, meets once a month. They sponsored a booth at the Athletic Carnival last fall. A sock hop also was under their sponsorship. First Row From Left: Bob Morgan, Jim Wade, Eddie Vol-lorn, Terry True, Bill Grimes, Bill Byers, Tom Avery. Second Row: Brenda Williams, Linda Sink, Nancy Mathis, Shirley l-lolly, Dorothy Stillings, Nancy Mundy, lrene Montfort. Third Row: Nancy Ross, Marty Record, Rita Stigall, Mark Townsend, Lois Russell, Betty Tolen, Wilma Daniels, Fourth Row: Jay Atkinson, John Rupp, Milton Bernard, Jerry Smith, Jackie Miller, Judy Smith, Kaye Davis, Joyce Nighbert. Fifth Row: Fred Schellenberg, Larry Rink, Dave Gillespie, Don l-lert, Kenny Knopf. JUNIOR HISTORICAL SOCIETY The Junior Historical Society is an organization designed for students interested in history. Membership is open to upper classmen. Mr, Robert Andrews is faculty sponsor. 5 l 5 First Row From Left Bull Byers Terry True Eddie VeHorn John Rupp Second Row Don Hert Fred Schellenberg Jim Wade Jerry Smith Third Row Daarell L rd Jlm Baldwln Kenny Branson PROJECTIONISTS The projection room IS a popular slze a gnven fueld of duty one at Decatur Reallznng the value These films arranged under the of audlo vlsual ands teachers fre dlrectlon of Mrs Marlon Brnggs are quently use movies to further empha shown by the DFOICCTIOFIISTS 52 1 ,,,-V is s . . i . ., ' A ee Ji, , NJ ' ' , I I , XV I y y 1 J T A gi T1 . Q, T ,J V A T yy A 1 B A .t s ' : ' , , ' , . : , . . Q . I A ' I - - I Seated Left Vnrgnnna Summers Lunda l-lubbs Malporne Haskett Roselyn Hatten Sandra Taylor Sandra Brawntng Helen Bell Donna Burner Standlng Toby Kndwell Joyce Heaton Pat Hale Loss Rus sell Jennlfer Soladzne Marty Record Lynda Wnllnams Alberta Stone Lubrarnan Mrs Marlon Bruggs LIBRARIANS Asslstance ns guven our librarian place ln whuch to study Mrs Marlon Briggs by student With our Increasing enrollment lnbraruans student lubraruans fund the work These gurls guve up tl'1elr study halls demanding yet Interesting and lnfor to make the library a more eftucuent matuve 5 - 1 r f I r , - ' r r I ' V , r r r 1 - - , . ' 1 1 ' ' S Frrst Row From Left Carol McClellan Sandra Wlldman Betty Palmer Joyce Drake Paul Marr Second Row Mr John McCory Sponsor Marcua Adrlon Judy Smnth Jennifer Soladnne Mlrlam Record Mary Thomas Danny Hert Thnrd Row Duck Carter Bull Cowell Larry Morgan Robert Newton Gary Hunteman SAFETY Under the dnrectuon of Mr John McCory members of the Safety Patrol act as bus captains for the bus drivers Several of the boys helped In park :ng at the varnous events held at the PATROL school during the year Wnllne Bottom was In charge of ralsung the flag each mornmg before school : 1 1 1 1 - : ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - : 1 1 1 1 1 . 54 First Row From Left Bill Collins Tom Avery Jerry Smith Marvin Taylor Don Welch Jack Beckel heirner Second Row Jim Hickey Dave Hartloff Charles Tileston Ronnie Stewart Sampson Marr Third Row Tom Harrington Harry Hickey Dale Mathis Ronnie Freeman Jim Baldwin FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA an organization of high school voca tional agricultural students The pri mary aim is the development of agri cultural leadership cooperation and citizenship stock crops and poultry iudging contests throughout the year They helped sponsor the pest eradi cation campaign this year Mr Bill Adamson is the faculty sponsor The Future Farmers of America is Members participate in dairy, live- ' 1 I I ' ' ss First Row From Left: Sara Kellum, Toby Kidwell, Bessie Nees, Jackie Miller, Judy Smith, Kaye Davis, Joyce Nighbert, Pat Albright, Janiece Taylor, Nancy Mundy. Second Row: Sharon McKinley, Shirley Tuck, Nina Carpenter, Dretha Catt, Sue Hibler, Roberta Gilman, Sue Huxley, Gaynell Hahn, Lois Russell, Sandra Jones. Third Row: Helen Bell, Jo Ella Edwards, Martha Bleier, Lucille Dotts, Charlotte Henderson, Judy Bowles, Geraldine Baker, Joan Bottom, Marcia Adrion, Linda McEvoy, Freida Kelly. Fourth Row: Sandra Vancel, Kay Larrison, Gloria McCreary, Joyce Heaton, Trudy Davis, Stephanie Cox, Virginia Schutte, Mary McCory, Nancy Miller, Sylvia Daniels. Fifth Row: Karen Julia Tutterow, Dianne Albright, Betty Ping, Carole Holdertield, Grace Dimmett, Judy Arch, Pam Park, McBride, Sandra Farmer, Sandra Mullins. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Membership in Decatur's Girls' Athletic Association is open to all girls enrolled in the high school. The purpose of the organization, under the direction of Mrs. Barbara Owen, is to stimulate participation in girl's ath- letics and to promote ideals of health and good sportsmanship, Bowling and swimming participation enable the girls to earn points toward a G.A.A. award. The girls sell mums, sponsor the dance and the selection of candidates for homecoming queen in the fall. They also help sell concessions at ball games. , 5 X i gg . 1 4 X 1ij: ,- 'S 2 First Row From Left: Brenda Carlisle, Linda Copeland, Donna Perry, Kwilda Arthur, Sondra Taylor, Kay Butler, Janie Atkinson, Sandra Browning, Cynthia White. Second Row: Barbara Copeland, Almogene Bernard, Dorothy Carter, Shirley Bowen, Sharon Bertram, Deanna Ennis, Suzie Cochran, Beverly Stratton, Ellen Walker, Third Row: Bonnie Adamson, Donna Buttz, Frances Williams, Nancy Purdue, Yulonda Bertram, Pat Shannon, Linda Hubbs, Judy Jones, Jo Ellen Jared. Fourth Row: Norma Turner, Dorothy Spears, Elora Merritt, Sharon Despot, Marilyn Garner, Judy Grimes, Roselyn l-latten, Beverly Deboulle, Fifth Row: Sandy Miller, Miriam Dotts, Karen Mozier, Janie Doyle, Maxine Wnllace, Mary l.ou Doss, Sandy Smith, Linda White, Mrs. Barbara Owen, Sponsor, Jo Ella Edwards demonstrates the upper arm stand on Decatur's new parallel bars. First Row From Left Linda Skornp Lynda Wllluams Bull Byers Nancy Ross Tom Avery Jerry Smith Jackie Muller Judy Smlth Second Row Beverly l-lubbs Larry Fushburn Steve Malls Muss Alcxda Beuker Sponsor Sue Nrghbert Pat Hunternan Jlmmy Blerer JUNIOR RED CROSS Members of Decatur s Jr Red Cross sponsors the organuzatnon which made have been an active orgamzatlon thus holnday favors for local hospitals year They also sponsored a chest which Mass Aleuda Beuker school nurse was sent to tore-:gn countrnes 58 Ernmert, Ronnie Key. Thlird Row: Judy trandall, Gloria ,Williarns, Sulzie l-luxley, Claudia Riggle, Sdndra Hayden, l3illie , . . . f I ' Frrst Row From Left Dave Blessing Bob Morgan Richard Lamson Tom Avery Bull Byers Kenny Knopf Second Row Mangke Visser Dorothy Stillings Linda Sink Nancy Mathis Shirley Holly Sharon Nugent Nancy Ross Miss Williams Irene Montfort Nancy Mundy Ruta Stigall Fourth Row Jeri Beckley Janiece Taylor Jackie Miller Sara Kellum Judy Botts Marty Record Pat Hale Fifth Row Sandra Trusler Toby Kidwell Bessie Nees Joyce Nighbert Mary Carlisle Bonnie Allender Linda Canner Beverly Carnes FUTURE TEACHERS CDF AMERICA Membership in Decaturs Future They often are called upon t Teachers of America Club is open to student teach at Stephen Decatur and all upper classmen who express a West Newton Grade Schools desire to become a teacher Miss Elizabeth Broune is faculty sponsor 59 l l l .. . : . . A ' . , ' I . I .' ' I ' 4 . ' I I I I I I I Elizabeth Braune, Sponsor. Third Row: Maaike Visser, Ellen Walters, Jennifer Soladine, Wilma Daniels, Brenda . . , O GIRLS' GLEE CLUB .- Under the direction of Mr. Jerry Holeman, www members of the Girls' Glee Club participate in the annual Christmas program at Decatur. They also sing at the Spring Festival. The club is an elective for all high school girls and is a pre-requisite tor entrance into the high school choir. Dorothy Stillings and Carolyn Boring accompany the Glce Club. , A it-f First Row From Left: Deanna Ennis, Nancy Purdue, Shirley Bowen, Sharon Bertram, Ellen Ann Walker, Sandy Smith, Karen Sampley, Linda White, Dretha Catt, Cynthia White, lnell Presley. Second Row: Sharon Despot, Judy Grimes, Nancy Miller, Yulonda Bertram, Donna Perry, Beverly Stratton, Dorothy Carter, Marilyn Garner, Kay Butler, Sondra Taylor, Judy Jones. Third Row: Geneva Couch, Joan Bottom, Nancy Ritfel, l-lulda Craig, Brenda Carlisle, Virginia Schutte, Jo Ella Jared, Sandra Browning, Suzie Cochran, Beverly Carnes. Fourth Row: Sandra Miller, Linda l-lubbs, Virginia Bell, Pat Shannon, Joyce Heaton, Pam Abner, Billie Hunteman, Dorothy Spears, Barbara Copeland, Roselyn Hatten, Beverly Deboulle, Helen Bell. 1 5 1 60 Kaul, ,III ' 3 Uf?fWw.ik'Il ? fT1'iV J I 9 l' ui J ' J BJ , ' z H rf 'Q 2 J 1 7 -x Fnrst Row From Left Rose Stullungs Judy Nughoert Bonnie Adamson Larry Rlnk Second Row Ronme Walker John Cobb Danny McCoun Third Row Roy Horton Joy Afkrnson Bull Tuck Nancy Mathis Dorothy Grrffuth Brll Ford Dorothy Stullungs accompanist Dance Muslc At Decatur Hours of after school rehearsal go concert band mto maknng Decatur s Dance Band the Durmg the school year, this band popular orgamzatron It IS IS heard and seen at variety and It as composed of members of the exchange programs and at dances 62 ...vm From Left Sue Wosson Janne Atklnson Potty Emmert BRASS SEXTET Members of the Bross Sextet ore chosen from the hugh school bond They recezved o govern ment cntotuon IH 1957 The sextet porttcnpotes nn the dlstnct ond stote contests. FLUTE TRIO Decatur s Flute Trlo portlclpotes In the n I ono Schooi Musuc Assocu otnon Contest ecmch sprung They olso provide enter tonment for vcrnous cnvnc ond community orgonnzo tnons durtng the yeor From Left Dorothy Stntlnngs Nancy Mothus Joy Atkrnson Tommy Dnrks Ronnle Walker Donny MCCOun '1 1 - 'T' DECATUR BAND The Decatur Band really is two organiza- tions in one. Both are directed by Mr, Dale Jackson. ln the fall, the band is seen as the Marching Hawks which provides half-time pageantry for all the football games. They also participate in many parades during the year. The Decatur Concert Band performs repre- sentative band literature at two annual concerts. Members consist of junior high and high school students. qw Director Dale Jackson conducts the band throuoh many hours of rehearsal, First Row From Left: Jack Butler, Marcia Adrion, Lee Mills, Claudia Buttz, Nancy l-leintzelman, Sue Wasson, Janie Atkinson, Patty Emmcrt, Kwilda Arthur, Margie Replogle. Second Row: Kay Arthur Baxter, Frances Williams, Glenda Brock, Morris Davis, Barbara Dillon, Tom Dirks, Mary Fowler, Judy Smith, Geraldine Baker, Bonnie Adamson, Larry Rink, Third Row: Donna Buttz, Melinda Calvert, Judy Bowles, John Astholz, Larry Millholland, Allen Russell, John Beaman, Larry McWilliams, Kenny Graham, Ronnie Walker, John Cobb, Danny McCoun, Steve Dickus, Jay Atkinson, Rosemary Stillings, Judy Nighbert, Patty Fields. Fourth Row: Bill Yeager, Virginia Hamilton, Penny Kelly, Roy Horton, Jim l-larnilton, Dorothy Stillings, Mike McCoun, John Walker, Bill Tuck, Nancy Mathis. Fifth Row Standing: Sue Nighbert, Dorothy Griffith, Bill Ford, Sara Kellum, .pn - av ' - . -a Color At D.C.H.S. A first at Decatur this year was a Band Major, Jack Butler. Jack led the Maiorettes in many spectacular shows during the season. The Majorettes are a twirling corps who participate in all the activities with the Marching Hawks, They also demonstrate precision drill routines at some of the home basketball games. Jack Butler, Band Major First Row From Left: Kaye Davis, Jennifer Soladine, Sue l-liblcr, Irene Montfort, Betty Tolcn, Carol McClellan Second Row Jackie Miller, Marjorie l-laskett, Shirley Holly, Judy Williams, Judy Smith, Janiece Taylor. Nancy Murphy Nancy Murphy, senior, was selected to serve as a member of Ayres' Fashion Board this year. She was chosen to represent Decatur by the personnel and fashion directors of the store. Nancy attended a breakfast meet- ing the first Saturday of each month. Here fashions and fads were discussed. In her spare time, Nancy modeled in Ayres' Tea Room. FASHION BOARD MEMBERS A position on Block's Fashion Board for senior Betty Tolen required mod- eling, column writing and weekly meetings. Betty represented Decatur along with sixty other girls from the various high schools of Indianapolis. Her meetings were on Wednesday and her column appeared in the CIothesline , Blocks' publication. Betty Tolen l Y me DRAMA AT DECATUR Behind scenes duties include make-up artists busy with last minute touches necessary to make a member of the cast look convincingly like the character he is portraying. Drama at Decatur is at its peak in the spring when the annual senior class play is presented. First comes the excitement of tryouts and finally the cast members are announced. Lines to be learned, sets to be made, props to be supplied, programs to be printed and tickets to be sold all keep seniors busy in the days before the two big nights of performance. Curtain time tenseness comes and goes as the play gets underway. All the many hours of work are climaxed when the words A tremendous performance are heard. Last year's play, The Perfect ldiot , was under the direction of Mrs. Jeannine McGowan and Mrs. Betty Van Campen. An intense situation from The Perfect ldiot arouses action from mem- bers of the cast. l I nb ' a .nl 43 g CH SECTION 1' I , .W W I J, 7 . ' WW MW W V , f H +-Q.....,,,,wkkmV as ef 9- 79 , NA 1 'fifff L i ,,,f. ' X x I f ' A J ff 'I 4- 1 f l A it il 1, ,, if r , .V fc! lf 1 IL, ru? Q A, i , 1 ' I 3 ,fv i ' . 4 ' . K y' rl Y . ' l l l xg-,fl j I L L , i Yi .1 1 . J .. K, ,L . , 11 1 , l ' l t, la x if .3 if Q 1 1- Z L- IV1. - 5' r ' ff l 1 i fl l 't , 11 'f NN . , f! ! 74 , . ., lf , - L . 5 , Y, , is. f TX l ' ' ' R i tr. fl! 'V' sn L l l , . X f, .. - 1 5 i. - iv Hr: X ' X: 7- : N' 'K X ' ' fr' fl 1 , . , H l 1 . 2 Q tri' , NX-l i . - xi i 1 ' . A. x ' . rx ff . ' 1 I ,A 6' ' t A , ' YZ Fl !.,,, ff L. x If - fl 1 Nl f KJ , X km . t' A ,fL-' l Y: , , ,- ,. x J if i - fi 1 ' af N' fit , 'nv 5 M Ni V XX :, xl L, yy , I -.f r ,- Ox l it ,ff ' I L ix' 4 ' , ' . A X' -- . iv' x JY -t It , INSIDE DECATUR GYM I i ,ni In D .4 H KN- J L'- ' 'X . I Football . 72 Q fl lg Basketball 76 A ,Q if l 1 I , ' 'J ,W .l I 1 5 - it Wrestling 80 , ', L -J .XX, V Q I Baseball 82 ll-ek' if X fl-V .W I 7 5 83 f gxk : 1 l ,fl ' 4 ,L . 5 .l W .xx 1 W 51 v - g ' 1,1 Y 1 - l .l Inside Decatur's gym, we find a loneliness after the cheering crowd has left and the gamer pry V ,jf goes down in our sports' history. In the quiet of the dim light, the night man cleans up,the,.' lvl! mess we rnade, i t jk lf' -, AJ- -.. i V i, 3 .1 , - , .' -.1' . ' . . 69 i . X. 1, ,,Y' W px fx xi E . ,J Yu tx ,X X. 1. , XL. mx V X Y ' cvs 77 3 ya 1 C was lg , . ,C ow WY A A, f' ' A i , f 3 X l 2? f '5 W .1 I Climax in a home game Thriller brings varied responses from the Cheer Block. Marvin Armstrong, Robert Andrews, Carter Byfield, Boskefbou and gcsebolg Leo Shively, Athletic Director Football and Track Coach Coach Wrestling Coach fwaanuiiifmi ,W 1 ,n A . 3 f A 4 v ,ne Rah, Team! Decatur's Cheer Block adds color to the games. Members in white blouses are led in cheering the Hawks on to victory by the varsity cheerleaders, Jackie Miller, Kaye Davis, Judy Smith and Mark Townsend. The group was seen at the County Tourney in blue derbies, gloves and bows. Mrs. Barbara Owen sponsors the organiza- Q3 tion open to any girl enrolled at Decatur. ,vf .J 3' I ' r 2 s 5 Q L iq X is , i g, S . Yr' A George McCool, Jerry Rushton, Wrestling Coach, William Taylor, Freshmen Basketball and Assistant Football Coach Junior High Athletics Track Coach l - - . 4 I-I .-7 ' 2' l!l nl 7' ld , I, 'ms ,-,.....g,l..e-v. .Z 1 R, ,h , ., - 4 .t I 1 I 1 'T I .J - fr ,Tx -. h--- - -W' r--A n A - '69, 4 A MQ . A Q nu l ,is .'. .8 I 115519: .35 Q Ar First Row From Left: Don Bennett, Joey Carroll, Ronnie Belcher, Jim Frye, Robert Schaefer, Barry Eller, Ronnie Noble, Merrill Freeman, Mark Townsend. Second Row: Mr. Carter Byfield, Coach, Tom Avery, Jerry Smith, Don Hert, Bill Byers, Dick Larrison, Danny Kugelman, Bill Grimes, Terry Neher, Kenny Knopf, Mr. George McCool, Coach. Third Row: Marvin Taylor, Benny Greenwald, Jim Harless, Jim Minton, Ralph Simpson, .lack lllington, Shelby Vinson, Bob Foltz, Marvin Arthur, Student Manager, Fred Schellenberg. VARSITY FOOTBALL The Hawks came through for the old Blue and Gold again this year. They won seven out of nine ball games which is the best record since Decatur was County and Mid-State Conference Champion in T952 This has been Coach Carter By- fieId's second winning season since he came here in l955. This year we not only got second in the Mid-State Conference, but sec- ond in Marion County, losing only to Speedway. First Row From Left: Don Hert, Richard Larrison, Merrill Freeman, Bill Grimes. Second Row: Tom Avery Danny Kugelman, Bill Byers, Jerry Smith. Third Row: Kenny Knopf, Terry Neher. Coach Byfield spots a play that will go! 'sw-we EAM MEMBERS At the completion of his third year at Decatur, Coach Byfield loses only ten players. Ends Tom Avery and Jerry Smith, Tackle, Don Hert, Guards, Terry Neher and Merrill Freeman, Quarterback, Don Kugelman, Half- backs Kenny Knopf and Bill Byers and Full- back Dick Larrison. Three of these players were elected to an honorary team. Kenny Knopf and Danny Kugelman were elected to the All-County, All-Conference teams. Tom Avery was elected to the All-County team. 73 First Row From Left: Bob Redmond, Phil Cretors, Sampson Marr, Jim Hamilton, Ken Brinson, Jim Price, Tom Mace, Joe Mayes, Floyd Belcher. Second Row: Roy Stomper, Dave Jared, Jerry Raymond, Eugene Langston, Darrell Laird. TEAM JUNIOR HIGH TEAM This was Coach George McCool's first year Our Little Hawks are the Marion County ' I here Ol Decflfuf- l'l'5 leom had O,5UCCe5SfU' Co-Champs. Decatur's Junior High team won season winning four out of their five games. Decatur lost only to Perry Township. This is the varsity of the futurel four, lost one, and tied one to make up a very good season. First Row From Left: Olas Hubbs, Manager, Ron Steadham, Danny Mudd, Ed Hamant, Jeff Farmer, Sam Greer, Eric Wright, Roy Jines, Bryan Garrett, Don Despot, Jim Bleier. Second Row: Lucky Hillman, Manager, Bob Paul, David Mudd, Terry Walker, Kenny Hert, David Farmer, Steve Mills, Dennis Micks, Bobby Humphrey, Pete Brouse. Third Row: Mr. Taylor, Coach, Max Trusler, Jerry Taylor, John Hesson, Glenn Hartsock, Paul Steinhilber, Wayne Brooks, John Soladine, Roy Franklin, Darrell Roach, Steve McBride, Warren McBride, Jesse Kellie, Bennie Mayes. Not Pictured: Craig Moore, Alan Russell, Kenny Groover, Kenny Hodge, Mike McCoun. , f 1 U ' 3551 .... 3'eh 'J SP! fi it iii? ei The in 11 3, 1 x Our basketball team this year has played many a thrilling game, winning by two points and losing by one. The Hawks brought the Center Grove Sectional Championship home to us for the first time since l94l. This also was the first year Decatur took the mid-state championship alone. Senior members of the team are: Mike Thomas, Larry Henderson, Kenny Knopf, Tom Avery, Larry Rink, Dave Gillespie, Danny Kugelman and Steve Aldridge. The l957-58 team was coached by Marvin Armstrong. VARSITY BASKETBALL From Left: Don Huffman, Mike Thomas, Glen Muller, La ry Henderson Jaclf Ill ng orth Kenny Knopf Tom Avery Benny Greenwald, Larry Rink, Dave Gillespie, Danny Kugelmcn Stove Aldridge 1' X ,,.4,-4- X If 1 Y H Q www- -'rg w , . fm' ar I f o 3 ,xg . 3 1 1, K i gl at - -3 'Q Wil 'KV ,Q ' - ,.. -1'-Q ,. 3 ,-as BHTEAM BASKETBALL The B-Team has fought hard this year. They are a highly improved team. Decatur can expect a good varsity in the future. 1 Bob Williams adds two more for the Decatur cause. First Row From Left: Dell Blank, Melvin Thomas, Barry Eller, Ronnie Noble, Joey Carroll, Marvin Taylor. Second Row: Bob Williams, Jim Carter, Jim Minton, Paul Chattin, Jim Harless, Marvin Arthur. 78 First Row From Left: Jerry Raymond, Gene Ve Horn, Darrell Laird, Lee Mills, Gene Has- kett. Second Row: George Raymond, Student Manager, Don Key, Kenny Brinson, Phil Cretors, Terry Hash, Bill Cowell, Mr, Jerry Rushton, Coach. FRESHMEN AND JUNIOR HIGH TEAMS Our Freshmen ball team came in team comes to high school we can third this year in the Mid-Store look forwcrd to O Chomplorishipz Conference. Mr. Jerry Rushton coached the freshmen and Mr. William Taylor the Next year when our Junior High junior high team. First Row From Left: Lucky Hillman, Manager, Jerry Taylor, Bobby Montfort, David Kill- man, Don Despot, Richard Moore, Larry Miller, John Hesson, Larry Morgan, Robert Paul Second Row: John Beaman, Ricky Dougherty, Steve Mills, Bobby Evans Bob Minnech, Jeff Farmer, Dennis Micks, David Boring, Mike McCourt Alan Russell. Third Row: Mr. William Taylor, Coach, Warren McBride, Ed Hamant, Bill Haverstick, Ray Franklin, Bob Meyers, Doug May, Bryan Garrett. Not' pictured: Gary Eggers, Bill Tuck, LELLLH X., QE I E l Dewi s ,V M., 15 -Vffa--- . ,gz f .-4-my, H we: First Row From Left: Dave Mudd, Charlie Tileston, Tom Fugate, Jeff Fugate, Royce Holder, Gary Chastain, Joe Mayes. Second Row: Max Humphrey, Jim Rupp, Gary McKinley, Jim Price, James Hickey, Leon Mitchell, Roy Stamp- er. Third Row: Mr. Leo Shively, Coach, Jerry Jones, Duane Botts, Ronnie Chastain, Shelby Vinson, David Hartloff, Larry Hesson, Don Bennett, Mr. George McCool, Coach, This year our wrestling team won 13 and lost 8 matches. They placed fourth in the County and fifth in the Sectional. Co-Captains were Ronnie Chastain and Bob Morgan. ei 1,5 BASEBALL 1-so fifff r Bw , x Kugelman and Eller talk over baseball signals before the game. Pete Armstrong is at the helm of our Baseball team again this year. Last year we were second in the conference. Many of the players from last year are back again this year. We have two All-Conference players on our team, Kenny Knopf and Danny Kugelman. First Row From Left: Mr. Marvin Armstrong, Coach, Kenny Knopf, Dave Blessing, Dick Larrison, Danny Kugelman, Bill Grimes, Benny Greenwald, Glen Miller. Second Row: Denny Franklin, Bob Williams, Joey Carroll, Marvin Arthur, Jim Harless, Ronnie Noble, Dell Blank, Barry Eller. Third Row: Bill Cowell, George Raymond, Ronnie Shanklin, Jerry Raymond, Jimmie Sink, Gene Ve Horn, Lee Mills, Melvin Thomas. First Row From Left: Ronnie Vann, Harold Mundy, Roy Stomper, Larry Hesson. Second Row: Morris Davis Mark Townsend, Bill Byers, Jim Hamilton, Dave Jared. Third Row: Jerry Smith, Jim Carter, Torn Avery, Jack lllingworth Bob Shaefer, Fred Schellenberg, Manager. TRACK TEAM We have three Seniors, Tom Avery, Bill Byers and Jerry Smith on our track team this year. Avery will enter the half- mile, Byers, the shotput, and Smith the quarter mile and the high jump. 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