Decatur High School - Ravelings Yearbook (Decatur, IN)

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' J?n rE?L,II G-S. MARY A. PATTERSON Commercial Club, ' 24; Glee Club, ' 22 ' 23 ■24; A. A., ' 22, ' 23. ' 24; .1 1 r Class Plav Specialty; Senior Class Pla Specialty; Pep Champs, ' 23; Cantata, ' 24; (ipt ' ietta. ' 2: ' . FRED .MA. H II! JUANITA Till i.MAS Latin Club, ' 22, ' 2::, ' 24; Latin Club Treasurer. ' 23; A. A.. ' 21, ' 22. ' .:. ' 2 I . Com- mercial Club, ' 24; History Club, ' 21; Glee Chili. ' 21. ' 22. ' 2::; Senior Class Play; Operet- ta, ' 22. ' 2:;; Junior class Play Specialty; Pep Cham] ' . ' 23. thi ighl MILTi ' X SWEA1UNGER Basketball. ' 22. ' 23. ' 24: Footbi :;. 21; Glee Club, ' 23; H. s. A ■•in. Prince, ' 23; Howling Host 11 V: . . ' 2 Stal ' A quiet and unobtrusiye lad ets started, then — oh, boy: unt MART POLING Latin Club. ' 22. ' 2:;. ' 21; Commercial Club. ' 24; A. A. ' 21. ' 22, 23, 21. Rayelings Staff; Pep champs. She knows whereof sin- speaks.

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY On Sent. 15, 1920 we entered D. H. S. as freshmen. Our enrollment at the beginning of school was sixty students. The second semester brought u twenty-six lieu students. After we became acquainted with our new surroundings and were able to find our classrooms fairly well, we elected officers- Mr. Smith was chosen guardian; Erwin Steele, president; Niles White vice president; Deane Uorwin. secretary; Josephine Suttles. treasurer; Robert Brandyberry, custodian. We chose rose and gray as our class colors and the violet our flower. Two parties were held during the year. The first one was held at the home of Harriett .Myers and the second at the home of Florence Maglcy, on a farm near Mon- mouth. Delicious refreshments were served at both occassions and the evenings were spent in playing games. In the fall of 1921. we entered 1). H. S. for our second year and our upper class- men began to take notice. Fifty-five students began the year and we were soon down to work. A few days after school lii tan. a class meeting was called and we elected the fol- lowing officers : Miss Agnes Sellemeyer. guardian; Deane Dorwin. president; Margaret Zwick. secretary; Florence Biggs, treasurer; Robert Brandyberry. custodian. Our colors were changed from rose and gray to green and white, and our flower from the violet to the sweet pea Our first class party was held at the home of Harriett Myers on Nov. 25. The games, contests., and amusements were enjoyed by all. Twenty-five new students joined our class the second semester. The girls entertained the boys with a party at the home of Jesteen Hocker, on St Valentines Day. Nearly every hoy accepted the invitation. Dancing and playing games were the chief amusements and the hoys called it a real party. The hoys, in return for the party given for them by the girls, invited the girls to a party given at the Masonic- Hall. An indoor track-meet was held and many other games were played during the evening. Dancing also made up a large part of the amusement. Punch and wafers were served. The girls gave fifteen rails for tit. ' hoys and the party came to an end. As Sophomors we were well represented in athletics. Deane Dorwin and Erwin Steele played on the varsity basketball team and Margaret Zwick on the girls basketball team. We began out .Junior year with an enrollment of forty-seven members. They were: Clarence Heavers. Florence- Biggs, l.ydia Boeger, Howard lirumley. Marie Burnett, Mildred Butler. Paul Castle. Karl ( ' has,-. Deane Dorwin. Olenitis Elzey, Mildred Elzey, Luclle Engle, Cordelia Engleman, Don Farr. Forest Gilpen, Gladys Gilpin. Naomi Helm, Jesteen Hocker, Gordon Holmes. Hettie Ann Houck, Helen Kocker, Dale Koos, Mabelle I. add. Florence- Magley. Carl Mann. Margaret MCormick, Charles McC.iil. Fsta Mcintosh. Robert Miller, Harriett Myers, Henry Neiretiter, Thelma Peterson, Mary Poling, Claience Roe, Boyd Kay. r. Harold Sheets, Helen SmiUey, Clarence Spuller, Erwin