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

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Favorites Senior Favorites Senior Most Attracfive Most Athletic Tim Davis Kim Nortlicutt Scott Purdue Micfielle Parrinello Most Talented Shortest Tallest Kelly Cole Melodie Prillimon Greg Cox and Lydio Cook Alan Jones and Jerri Blair 114 Senior favorites

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Growing Up If you ould repeat one high school memory, what would it be? Winning the Marion County Baseball Tournament. — Bob Anglea My first prom, ' Bright Lights and Promises. ' — Tony Nelson I would repeat You Can ' t Jake It With You and my 16th birthday party. — Heather White Homecoming night when I was crowned Homecoming Queen. — Amy Asher It was thrilling after three years of waiting to make Bishop Luers Again! — Kim Wheeler What will you miss most about high school? The feeling I get right before a basketball gome in the locker room. — Mark Schabel The people I ' ve gotten to know. — Geno Mills I will miss Dove McKowen ' s ultimate ' ■5 ' grading scale. — Matt Gault The fun I hod while we planned the prom when I was class president my junior year. — Carolyn Wade What does being a Senior mean to you? It meons after years of being pushed by the older guys, we finally get a chance to shove. — Rob LeBeau Lots of preparation and excitement. — Christele Arnes Senior trips and having one lost bit of fun before you enter the real world. —Greg Cox Having the freedom everyone wants. - Jill Lay What scares you most about going to college? Not being a successful student or flunking out. — Mike Rosen Making a decision about what I ' m going to do for the rest of my life. — Melanie Crump Competition and being out in the world on my own. — Lynne Raines Not knowing anyone. — Brady Marshall Leaving my close friends. —Jason Gifford Which high school memory would you erase? My first car accident. — Karl Waldrup The stereotype of being a troublemak- er. — Jason Hancock My junior year at Semi-State and my junior year of football. — Terry Obermeyer The day when my chemistry experiment exploded. — Michelle Williams When I slid down the ' Senior Slide ' my freshman year. It was so embarrassing! — Sondhi Ahern Seniors