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

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D-Club Row 1 — Kora Ogle, Barbara Killion, Dawn Krodel, Paulo Beasley, Tim Sims, Rhonda Borneft, Dee Dee Gasvoda, Letta Neely, Amy Kuroiwa, Erica Hancock, Janet Miller. R ow 2 — Teresa Durham, Dawn Goodbar, Cafhy Mitchell, Michelle Par- rinello, Terry Obermeyer, Brian Harring- ton, Amy Asher, Marianne Stephens, Kris Thomas, Vicki Crawley, Shannon Greve, Richie Beasley, Sponsor Dick McCory. Row 3 — Mike Wilson, Tim Davis, Leroy Williams, Sean Ridge, David Nauert, Bob- by Angleo, Brian Harshmon, Jim Yates, Mark Schabel, Randy Carr, Scott Purdue, Cory Horgis. Model U.N. Row 1 — DeeAnna Potter, David Nelson. Row 2 — Letta Neely, Michelle Petty, Carlo Garino. Row 3 — John Lay, Ron Nonce, Vena Burgess. Row 4 — Sponsor Susan Leonard, Rodrigo Menetes Badin, Lisa Hider, Mike Mosiman. Thespians Row 1 — Lydia Cook, Vicki Horrell, Geno Mills, Heather White. Row 2 — Laura Emmert, Melodie Prilliman, Krissi Taylor, Sandhi Ahem, Kevin Sterrett. Row 3 — Paula Estes, Jason Hancock, Chris Fitzpa- trick, Tony Nelson, Shawn Carnes, Spon- sor Kathleen Hollibough. 54 Clubs

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Student Council Row 1 — Katina Thompson, Chris Bell, Windy Show, David Burch, Joni Ferguson, Pottl Carruthers, Shelette Alexander, Decina Sheets, Corrie Phelps. Row 2 — Cindy Phelps, Angle Crickmore, Nancy Soff, Michelle Navarro, Pom Hardy, Kim Nortiicutt, Sondhi Ahern, Brad Nuetzman, Akil Patel, Melissa Wilder. Row 3 — Johanno A. Koffi, Robert Webster, Je- annie Regan, Derek Allen, Amy Asher, Kristie Krodel, Ron Nance, Jill Strawder, Tracey Neff, Carrie Samper. Row 4 — Jodi Brown, Tricia Hollenbaugh, Moryo Miller, Adam Browner, Tom Avery, J ' Lynn Mayes, Shawn Carnes, Rob LeBeau, Herman Lehman, David Padgett. Brain Game Row 1 — Nancy Saff, Franklin Oliver, Matt Stanfield, Melissa Wilder, Shown Carnes. Row 2 — Sponsor Henrietta Kirkham, Tim Hiidebrand, Keith Boyle, Paul Horton. 2 S.A.D.D. Row 1 — Melissa Wilder, Angela Bowen, Nicole Landreth, Melanie Shanklin, Heath- er Christopher. Row 2 — Rhonda Her- camp, Angela Horshborger, Stephanie Dolton, Darlene Horshborger, Chrisi Dietz, Nancy Saff. Row 3 — Shelley McCam- mack. Shannon Hillman, Kim Vincent, Jennifer Foster, Allen Crouse, Sponsor Cathy Tooley. Row 4 — Tricia Hol- lenbaugh, Michelle Davis, Maryo Miller, Willord Johnson, Paula Estes, Kim Mayes, Amanda Sparks. Stressing Success Academic Decathlon, Brain Gome, National Honor Society, Stu- dent Council, Student Leadership, and S.A.D.D. formed the honor clubs of the 87-88 school year. Honor club members were some of Decatur ' s finest. They met tough requirements and pursued educa- tion for self-satisfaction. Besides tough requirements such as having a high grade point average, being chosen, attending regular meetings, and proving their leadership qual- ities, much material was independ- ently studied by Academic Decath- lon and Brain Game members. Honor clubs also provided many activities such as the Sadie Hawkins dance, sponsored by S.A.D.D. and Student Council. The dance was part of the celebration week held in January. Student Council also helped govern our school and guar- anteed us our rights as students would be upheld. Student Lead- ership provided a data match pro- gram that paired students with their perfect match. Student Leadership also helped bring out leadership qualities in members and students. The honor clubs dis- played how DC students used their minds and skills to stress success. Honor clubs 53

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Photo Row 1 — Sponsor Ann Ruark, Amy Wolfer. Row 2 — Jeff Rusfman, Fodrigo Menetes Badin, Louella Jacbon, Steph- anie Monroe. Cadet Teaching Row 1 — Sponsor Mary Saufer, Shelley Cooper, Melanle floll, Amy Asher, Pam Hardy, Lydia Cook. Row 2 — Sean Rink, Jason Hancock, Bobby Anglea, David Nauert. Speech Row 1 — Letta Neely, Crystal Keenan, Sherri Tolle, Amy Sosbe. Row 2 — Downa Clark, Carlo Garino, Mike Smith, Franklin Oliver. Row 3 — Sponsor Linda Hartle, Lisa Kider, Tricia Hoilenbaugh, Beth Patterson, Dee Dee Gasvoda. Row 4 — Shawn Carnes, Tony Nelson, Mark McNeill, Joe Sims. Activities in School Clubs allowed students to share interests and meet new friends. Clubs gave a student a sense of belonging and helped to develop self-confidence. Clubs also provided services for the school and students. The A.V. Club was responsible for audio equipment distributed to teachers and classrooms. Media As- sistants kept our library in order and assisted the students in choos- ing, finding, and checking out books. Office Aides ran errands and handled other routine work such as attendance and passes. Many other clubs provided different types of activities. Drama Club and Thespian members displayed their acting abilities. The Speech Team com- peted in areas such as poetry, essay, composition, and impromp- tu. Clubs were a significant part of several DC students ' lives. Clubs 55