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

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Cheerleaders: Jumping Above the Rest Cheerleading overall has had its good and bad times this year. I think we have had a great season, and winning both the State and County fair competition was really exciting, stated Sophomore Francie Taylor. It has really been a fun year and I enjoyed working with the other girls, added Freshman Amber Teltoe. We ' ve had some bad and we had a lot of good times, but through it all I feel the squad has grown closer, said Soph- omore Jody Brown. I ' ve really enjoyed cheerleading, but I feel that the rules were too strict, stated Junior Trade Gammon. This has been the best year as a cheerleading squad because we all worked well together and got along great! said Senior Vicki Crawley. Varsity Cheerleaders Row 1 — Chris Bell, Kristie Krodel, Peggy Taylor. Row 2 — Cindy Moore, Shawn O ' Connor, Julie Clune, Vickie Crawley. Reserve Cheerleaders Row 1 — Francie Taylor, Destiny Owens, Tracie Gammon. Row 2 — Jennifer Bain, JodI Brown, Ti ffany Cartg r. Xc - ' €. I! 1.4 . ■•n 1 1 i oU Cheerleading

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Harriers Continue Winning Tradition Men ' s Cross Country DC 0pp. 15 Cascade 41 6th Warren Central H-K 27 Perry Meridian 1st Pike H-K 20 Center Grove 38 38 Ben Davis 22 6th Ben Davis Inv. 1st Golden Spike Inv. 37 Plainfield 33 37 Speedway 56 6th Southport Inv. 25 Franklin 78 25 Brownsburg 44 25 Brebeuf 93 8th Marion County 3r(l CSAC 3rd Sectionals 10th Regionals The Men ' s Varsity Cross Country team finished its season with a winning record of 7-2. The team won Decatur ' s Golden Spike Invitational and the Pike Hokum- Karum. Their third-place finish in Sec- tionals made them one of five teams to advance to Regionals. There the team finished in a disappointing tenth place. Senior Scott Purdue was the only harrier to advance to the Semi-State where he placed 21st. Purdue was named All- Conference, All-Sectional and Most Val- uable Runner. Senior Leroy Williams also earned All-Conference honors. The Cit- izenship Award went to Senior David Nelson. Sophomore Brian Ringham was the Most Improved Runner. We ran a pretty good season, said Coach Fisher, There were a lot more injuries than usual, and if it wasn ' t for our depth, we would have been in trouble. Coach Fisher also voiced his doubts about next year ' s team. Right now, it ' s looking pretty scary. This year nine seniors are graduating, and we didn ' t have a full reserve or freshman team. There ' ll only be two returning lettermen, both of whom were injured and couldn ' t finish the season. We ' ll just have enough for Varsity, but they will need a lot of work to attain Varsity caliber. I ' m really counting on the freshmen. Row 1 — Manager Tim Sims, Keith Hutchison, Mike Gaines, Brian Ringham, Brad Nuetzman, Tony Glaze, Zach Skinner, Willie Johnson, Coach Dorothy Dillon. Row 2 — John Lay, Jon Marbach, Matt Gault, Leroy Williams, David Nelson, Coach Richer, Jim Yates, Chris Tetrick, Scott Purdue, Sean Ridge, Lonnie Bullins. The members of the Men ' s Cross Country team circle up for stretching and relax before their race. Stretching helps to keep muscles loosened up, and prevents them from pulling, which is a major concern during the season. mk0£ »-.. i ' -- ' z Men ' s Cross Country 79

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Senior Vicki Crawley disploys her brilliant cheer- leading techniques. Vicki has been a cheerleader for all four years of high school. Freshmen Cheerleaders Row 1 — Colleen Tay- lor. Row 2 — Amberjeltoejennie Rink. Row 3 — Angle Hayes7TinaBangeI7Kanii Akers. Cheerleading 81