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

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Enjoying the colder weather, Senior J ' Lynn Mayes models a white fur. This mansion could be home, sweet home, for o On the wish list of many students is an ex- person someday. Many students wanted a spa- %t pensive car such as the Z28. cious home in tfie future. ■ i D i M .u-y 20 Feature

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The ' 87 Homecoming court included Juniors, Shawn O ' Conner and Tom Waites, Sophomores Francie Taylor and Paul Thompson, Freshmen Colleen Taylor and Eric Fisher. Senior Amy Asher showed great school pride by decorating her truck for the Homecoming parade which took place at half-time. To help raise spirit and morale from the au- dience, Junior Chris Bell yelled out cheers at the Homecoming football game. Aj p . - a yisl jt ujl A ' Ui - t -L ' jLjijijiJU ' ' U - ,iZ .r Homecoming 19

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When You Wish Upon a Star . . . Dreams May or May Not Come True Star light star bright first star I see Dnight wish I may wish I might have be wish I wish tonight . . . Many stu- lents at DC had great wishes for their jtures. These wishes ranged from ex- lensive cars and money to such abstract jeas as finding that one true love. If I ad three wishes, they would be: (1) to lay tennis at Miami of Florida University 2) to meet all the beautiful girls in the rarld and (3) to someday own a hotel, toted Junior Ron Nance. Many students lixed the material items of the world rith abstract ideas. My three wishes are hree million dollars, a Lambourgini, and appiness, replied Sophomore Ken ieke. Some students have hod their wishes Dme true. I have become the best rrestler I wanted to be, says Freshman esse Marlow. Others wishes were grant- d many years ago. I remember stay- ig up all night hoping and wishing I had a Captain and Tenille album. When I awoke in the morning, I was overjoyed to find not one, but the whole collection beneath my pillow, along with a few Leif Garrett LP ' s, commented Senior Kelly Cole. Wishes do change over a period of time. Mr. Elson Benedict replied, All I want now is peace and quiet. I want my bills taken core of and my kids to be healthy. There were many supertitions about wishes. These were such things as the belief that wishing on a falling star will make a wish come true and the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. Many people believed in them. Some did not. I don ' t believe wishing on a falling star or any other sayings are true. I think a person ' s dreams come true when the person has the ability and willpower to work hard to achieve the things most valuable in life to the individual, stated Senior Matt Dorman. Wishes were whatever students at DC wanted them to be. Some were for the present and some were for the future, but all of them were important to the individual. So on one dark, starry night, look up into the heavens and make a wish, ven with their expensive price tags, diamonds imained a popular item with several people The quote money makes the world go ' round is true according to the money tree shown here. Feature 21