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

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Acknow ledgetnents Editor-in-Chief J ' Lynn Mayes Academics Editor Shannon Ilich Assistant Editor Advertising Editor Vicki Horrell Sports Editor Joe Cansdale Copy Editor Johanna A. Koffi Faculty Editor Laura Emmert Senior Editor Underclass Editor Dee Dee Gasvoda Photo Editor Amy Wolfer Adviser Shirley Haflich Tracy Clevenger Sarah Davidson Jim Donovan Shawna Hickman Beth Kelly Alicia Fernandez Jeff Rustman Data Processing Diana Dodge Devere Fair Chris Fitzpatrick Interstate Studios Dick Kennard Staff Members Photographers Kim Montgomery Michelle Petty Amanda Sparks Valerie Tridle Angie Walters Doug Slade Special Thanks Scott Mann Rick Moore Mooresville Times Richard Perry Anita Wolfer Use of symbols authorized by PAX I and by permission of the USOC Closing 165

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The More Things Change . . . The More They Stay The Same The year 1987-1988 has seen many changes. New people and policies have come. Some of the old ones have left. For freshmen, it was the change to a new building and older people. High school is different from junior high be- cause there is interaction with older kids. Junior high kids are much closer in age, stated Freshman Corrie Phelps. New policies also came into effect. Students were able to wear shorts. But many of the old policies left. Candy fundraisers were discontinued and tardies to first period caused a student to have a holding room during that time. Seniors also had some complaints with the rules. I think the administration needs to re- think their decision about ' senior priv- ileges ' , commented Senior Dawna Clark. Changes came in the teaching staff. Mr. Dave (Doc) Rather, a familiar face to many students, left his social studies classes to pursue his position at Warren Central. Changes also came as students participated more in contributing to the improvement of the school. These sug- gestions came to the Student Council, which also planned numerous activities. Several students were looking forward to the next school year. I am looking forward to spring break of my senior year and all the senior activities, com- mented junior Kyle Ahnafield. There were many changes for the school year. But students took these changes and showed how they were always rising above the rest. At the end of a long hard week at school, many students sighed this expression of relief. This sign hung on the locker of Junior Aaron Coates. Senior David Nauert executes his shooting ability during a game. David was a forward on the Varsity Basketball team. Closing 167