Decatur High School - Ravelings Yearbook (Decatur, IN)

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RAVE LINGS Marcile Shoe Girls- Glee Club ' 30 : Mixed Chorus ' 31 ; Com- mercial Club ' 33. T heodore Sovine Glee Club ' 30 ; Trac ' .i •30; HowlinK Hosts ' 31, ' 32. ' 33 ; Junior Class Play ' 32 ; Senior Class Play ' 33 ; Ravelinss ' Staff ' 33. Dorothy Summers Mixed Chorus ' 2S ; Commercial Club ' 29 ; Girls ' Basketball Team ' 29 ; Latin Club ' 32. ' 33 ; Latin Contest ' 32. Mary Catherine Toney Commercial Club ' 32 ' 33 ; Latin Club ' 32 ; High School Orchestra ' 32. Play ' 32 ' 32 : Oper- Glee Club Assistant Edwina Shroll Commercial Club ' 32, ' 33 ; Color Wheel Club ' 31. ' 32. President ' 33 Senior Class Play ' 33 Junior Class ' Cantata ' 31. etta ' 30. ' 32 ' 31, ' 32, ' 33 Art Editor of Ravelincs ' 33 : Girls ' Trio ' 33 : Pep Champs ' 30, ' 31, ' 32. ' 33 ; Palaver Club ' 32 ; Mixed Chorus ' 30 ; Girls ' Quar- tette ' 33. Hubert Stults Basketball ' 30, ' 31 ; Treasurer p ' reshman Class ' 30 ; Howlinc Hosts ' 30, ' 31, ' 32. ' 33: President H o w 1 i n PC Hosts ' 33 ; Freshman Chorus ' 29 : Glee Club ' 30. ' 31, ' 32 ■33 : Track ' 32, ' 33 : Op- eretta ' 32 : Cantata ' 32 ; Senior Class Play ' 33. Richard Sutton Junior Class Play ' 32 Senior Class Play ' 33 Latin Club ' 32. ' 33 Howling Hosts ' 30, ' 31 ' 32, ' 33. Myrtle Walters Tecumseh Hish School ' 30 ; Cushinir HiKh School ■31 : Pleasant Mills Hish School ' 32 : Decatur High School ' 33 : Commercial Club ' 33 : Senior Play ■33. ' ' -i. ij ' - ' Mary G. Zimmerman Chorus ' 30 : Color Wheel Club ' 31, ' 32; Pep Champs ' 32. ' 33 : Latin Club ' 32, ' 33; Latin Con- test ' 32, ' 33 : Junior Girls ' Basketball ' 32. Twenty-seven. ' .- ■(i;i ' , ' .-., ivj;i.; '

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RAVELINGS ' ,.]) ■,.sv V L. R ' fl; V: Mildred Miller Pep Champs ' 3 , ' 31 : Latin Club ' 30, ' 31. Minnie Moyer Glee Club ' 30 ; Pe Champs ' 30, ' 31. ' 32, ' 33 : Latin Club ' 32. ' 33 ; Sec- retary Senior Class ' 33 ; Senior Class Play ' 3:1 , Cantata ' 30. Evelyn Reber Glee Club ' 31, ' 32, Operetta ' 32. Holland Reppert Glee Club ' 30, ' 31 : Howling Hosts ' 31, ' 32. •33 ; Latin Club ' 32, ' 33 ; Operetta ' 31 ; President Howling Hosts ' 31: Vice- President Freshman Class ■30 ; Tennis ' 30, ' 31, ' 32. ' 33 ; Band ' 30, ' 31. Virginia Miller Pep Champs ' 31, ' 32, ' 33 ; Pianist Freshman Chorus ' 30 ; Pianist Girls ' Glee Club ' 33 : Secretary Sophomore Class ' 31 : Commercial Club ' 33 ; Latin Club ' 32 ; Glee Club ' 32 : High School Pianist ' 33. Juanita Noll Basketball ' 33 : Glea Club ' 30, ' 33 ; Cantata ' 30. Lela Reppert Central High School ■29. ' 30. ' 31; Decatur High School ' 32, ' 33 ; Pep Champs ' 32, ' 33 ; Glee Club ' 32 ; Operetta ■32. Glenn Roop Freshman Chorus ' 29 ; Football ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; Howling Hosts ' 30, ' 31, ' 32. ' 33 ; Senior Play ■SS. Tweniy -si.x.

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RAVELINGS SENIOR CLASS HISTORY A 1-. ' M ' ). It - ' , ... CO . ' . x. ' ; ' c, Chapter I. In the fall of 1929 the new freshmen numbering 59 entered Decatur High School. The class organized and elected the following officers: Carl Buff enbarger, president ; Roland Reppert, vice-president ; Hugh Engle, secretary ; Hubert Stults, treasurer. Miss Lewton was chosen as guardian, and lead the class through a successful year. The class was well represented both in scholarship and athletics. At the close of the year the freshmen did their part in putting on an act at the High School party by presenting several well-known pictures which were: Whistler ' s Mother , Song of the Lark , The Age of Innocence , and The Angelus . Chapter II. The class resumed its place in 1930 as sophomores, and reelected Miss Lewton as their guardian. The following officers were chosen : Marion Feasel, president ; Kathryn Hower, vice-president ; Dick Macklin, secre- tary; Miriam Haley, treasurer. This year the sophomores were well represented in all the school activities namely, athletics, scholarship and organizations. At the close of school on the class day program they presented, under the direction of Miss Lewton, a human pipe organ. Chapter III. In 1931 the class now as upperclassmen started the year by the elec- tion of officers: Tom Allwein, president; Marion Feasel, vice-president; Dick Macklin, secretary ; Vernon Hill, treasurer. Miss Whalen was chosen as class guardian. The juniors continued their splendid representation in every school activity. In scholarship the class was represented by Tom Allwein, Eileen Burk, Sara J. Kauffman, Minnie Moyer, Roland Reppert, Kathryn Hower, Mary G. Zimmerman, Frances Holthouse, Mary K. Toney, Virginia Miller, Wendell Mann, Dick Sutton, Theodore Sovine. The class was represented in boys ' sports by Tom Allwein, Glen Roop, Vernon Hill, Marion Feasel, Carl Buffenbarger, and in girls ' sports by Kathryn Hower, Charlotte Butler, Gertrude Brandyberry. On the debate team were Eileen Burk, Sara J. Kauffman, and Dorothy Little. The class chose as its play, Tea Toper Tavern, and under the direc- tion of Miss Whalen it was successfully presented two nights, April 7 and 8, to appreciative audiences. The proceeds went toward the annual junior- senior reception given May 13. Chapter IV. In the fall of 1932 the class, now seniors, continued its eventful career which it hoped would culminate in graduation at the end of the year and it came to pass that the members of the class realized their ambition. The seniors chose Miss McCrory to guide them their last year as high Twenty-eig-ht.