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

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ADVlil] Pueen ( J Dairy Queen — A favorite place of many Decatur students, It ' s the place to be after sports practices are over, commented one senior. Amoco has long been a supporter of the Decatur Central HAWKEYE. Stage 1 a local Decatur band showed their desire to rise above the rest by performing in a concert January 22 where all of the proceeds went to Student Council. CllANGKS m 8» ' This was a year of great change for Decatur Central students. While there had been many problems, no problem proved insurmountable. Decatur students had risen above each challenge as it was presented to them. Businesses in and around the Decatur area demonstrated their approval of Decatur students by placing their advertisements in the HAWKEYE. Be it in athletic competition or a scene in the play, Decatur students showed themselves to be good, sup- portive audiences this year. When asked about his senior year, Paul Cox, said that All in all this year has been pretty fun. Decatur has tried some new and different things — like the Stage 1 concert for Student Council. It seems to me that Decatur students have been more supportive. So Decotur con- tinued to . . . Rise Above The Rest! Advertising Divider 145

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Junior Johnnie Wolfe looks over Bob Wolfer ' s stained gloss work. Wolfer is the proprietor of the Stained Glass Shoppe. PEPSI Pepsi, The choice of a new generation, has supplied many Decatur students with a much-needed break between classes. Kentucky Fried Chicken, They do chicken right, according to many Decatur students. 144 Advertising divider

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