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

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Freshman Chod Mann uses the computer in the lob to do a moth assignment. The computer lob was offered to students in tfieir study halls to work on programs. Students in sophomore English learn gerunds, infinitives, and participles. English was required for all four years of high school. Senior Sherri Cochran uses the card catalog in the library. The card catalog helped many students locate books. 26 Academic divider

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I Abner (Andy Nicely) shares a moment with lisy Mae (Melodie Prillimon) on his way to find mething necessary. the Conpone Meeting, all the Dogpotchers ten as Senator Phogbound (Ch ris Fitzpotrick) jnounces plans to turn their town into a bomb iting site. Cast of Characters L ' il Abner Andv Nirpiv Daisy Moe Marryin ' Sam Eorthquake McGoon . Mommy Yokum . . . Poppy Yokum . . Melodie Prillimon . . Kevin Sterrett . . Croig Emmert . . Heother White . . Mark Schroeder . . Shown Cornes . . Sondhi Ahern . . Aaron Cootes . . Tony Nelson . . Chris Fitzpotrick . Anthony Fitzpotrick . . Lauro Emmert General Bullmoose . . Appassionato Evil Eye Fleogle . . . Dr. Finsdole Senotor Phogbound . . Avoiloble Jones Stupefyin ' Jones Fall Ploy 25

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Senior Missy Burner uses a typewriter in the library to do a report. Typewriters were offered to students during their study halls to type assignments. Senior Bill Thompson studies trigonometry in- tensely. Trigonometry is offered to those who had completed Algebra 3-4. Students in Biology 1-2 review for a test. Biology is a requirement for graduation. Homework When Will It End The room was brightly lit. Your hands were sweating. This was one of the most important tests of the year and you had not even looked at the review material. No turning back — it is now or never. Does this sound familiar? Several students were found in this scene here at DC. Academics played a major role in students ' futures. For example, a student might take journalism because he wanted to become a reporter. Some classes re- quired a great deal of study time. Calculus is a totally different experience and it requires a lot of studying. It is not like Algebra. You need to remember many theorems, commented Senior Dawn Reuter. No matter what the class may be, homework will always be a necessity. But it will help DC students . . . Rise Above The Rest! Academic divider 27