Decatur High School - Ravelings Yearbook (Decatur, IN)

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AVilliaiii Tutewiler Freshmen Chorus ' 33; Howling Hosts ' 33 ' 3-4 ' 35 ' 36; Latin Club ' 33 ' 34; Commercial Club ' 36; Junior IClass Play ' 35; Beniwr Class Play ' 36; Assistant Sports Ed- itor, Ravelings ' 35; Sports Editor ' 36; Man- ager, Baseball ' 35; Ath- letic Manager ' 36; Schol- astic Letter ' 35 ' 36. Clureni-e AValtUer Freshmen Chorus ' 33; Latin Club ' 33; AKS Club ' 34 ' 35; Glee Club ' 36; Commercial Club ' 36; Howling Hosts ' 33 ' 34 ' 35 ' 36; President, Howling Hosts ' 36; Vice-pres., Junior Class ' 35; Football ' 33 ' 34 ' 35 •36; Baseball ' 35 ' 36; Track ' 33; Yell Leader ' 36. Ch!irle. i AVhitiiiaii Freshmen Ohorus ' Ruth AVorthman Freshman Chorus ' 33 Commercial Club ' 36 Glee Club ' 34 ' 35 ' 36 Operetta ' 36. dma June AVyun Freshmen Chorus ' 33; Pep iChamps ' 33 ' 34 ' 35 ' 36; Latin Club ' 33; G. A A. ' 34 ' 35; Commer- cial Club ' 35 ' 35; Glee Club ' 36; Operetta ' 36. - PC AA ' illiaiii Tiitewiler f l:ireiife AVjiltlier diaries AVliitiiian Kiitli AVorthiiiau Kliiia Juue W ' yuii RAVELINGS Twenty-seven.

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Ruth Porter Freshmen Chorus ' 33 Treasurer, Class ' 33 Latin Club ' 33 ' 34 ' 35 Pep Champs ' 33 ' 34 ' 35 ■36; G. A. A. Counsellor ■34; G. A. A. ' 34 ' 35 ' 36; Glee Club ' 35 ' 36; Oper- etta ' 36; Secretary, Sen- ior Class ' 36; Commer- cial Club ' 3 6; AKS Club ' 34 ' 35. Ruth Raudenhush Freshmen Chorus ' 32. Doiinid Reynolds Freshmen Chorus ' 33; Howling- Hosts ' 33 ' 34 ' 35 ' 36; Basketball ' 33; Baseball ' 34 ' 35 ' 36. AViUiJuu Schafer Freshmen Chorus ' 33; N. B. I. C. Orchestra ' 33; Band ' 33 ' 34 ' 35 ' 36; Lat- in Club ' 34; Commercial Club ' 36; Howling Hosts ' 34 ' 35 ' 36; Stag-e Man- ager, Junior Play ' 35; Senior Play ' 36; Oper- etta ' 36; Typing Editor, Ravelings ' 36. IveitU Sniitley Freshmen Chorus ' 33; Latin Club ' 33 ' 34. Roinaiue Raudeiibu-sh Freshmen IChorus ' 33; Commercial Club ' 36. Helen Richards Freshmen Chorus ' 33; Latin Club ' 33 ' 34; Com- mercial Club ' 34 ' 35; G. A. A. ' 34; Pep Champs •34 ' 35 ' 36. Ralph Ritter Freshmen Chorus ' 33; Howling Hosts ' 33 ' 34 ' 35; ' 36; Fuotball ' 34 ' 35 ' 36; Basketball ' 33 ' 34 ' 35 ' 36; Baseball ' 33 ' 34 ' 35 ' 36; Treasurer, Jun- ior Class ' 35. AVilliani Sehrock Freslimen Cliorus ' 33; Decatur Junior Band ' 33 ' 34 ' 35 36; Glee Club ' 35 •36; Latin Club ' 33 ' 34; Commercial Club ' 36; Howling Hosts ' 34 ' 35 ' 36; Operetta ' 36; Foot- ball ' 35. E711is Squier Freslimen Chorus ' 33; Latin Club ' 33 ' 34; How- ling Hosts ' 33 ' 34 ' 35 ' 36; Deic£Litur Junior Band ' 33 ' 34 ' 35; Glee Club ' 35 ' 36; Operetta ' 36. Ruth l orter Ruth Raiidenbii-sh Donald lle ' iiold.s AVilliiiin Sfhat ' er Keith Smitley R4tiiiaine Rainleiihusli Helen Kiehard.s RiilKh Ritter A ' illiaiH Sehroek Ellis Siiuier SENIOR CLASS Twenty -six.

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY YEAR 1933 On the sixth day of September, 1932, ninety-two freshmen brave- ly entered the awe-inspiring portals of the Decatur High School. Three weeks later these ninety-two freshmen met together for their first class meeting. Miss Lee Anna Vance, instructor in history, was chosen to sponsor this class. The officers selected were: Robert Engeler, presi- dent ; Agnes Nelson, vice-president ; Russel Butler, secretary ; and Ruth Porter, treasurer. The inspiring motto, Step by step we reach the top, was chosen together with the class flower, the wild rose, and the class colors, rose and green. Thus the first step was reached. YEAR 1934 Sixty-three world-wise sophomores resumed their studies in the fall of 1933. The organization meeting resulted in re-electing Robert Engeler, as president, assisted by Dale Myers, . vice-president, Harold Thieme, secretary and Marie Grether, treasurer. Miss Lewton was chosen class sponsor. Prominent in sports, scholarship, and music, the class found itself one step nearer the goal at the end of the year. The fall of 1934 found fifty-nine cock-sure juniors returning to D. H. S. The results of their class meeting were: Dale Myers, president; Clarence Walther, vice-president; Agnes Nelson, secretary; Ralph Rit- ter, treasurer. Miss Whalen was chosen sponsor. Football days came and passed with D. H. S. carrying off undefeated honors and also the N . E. I. C. trophy. YEAR 1935 As juniors, the class carried its share of honors in scholarship, sports, music, and class spirit. In February the juniors, under the capable direction of Miss Whalen, presented Phillip for Short , a farce in three acts. With graduation came the event of events in every true junior ' s heart, the Junior-Senior reception. This was just a junior ' s way of say- ing, So long, Class of 1935, and good luck ! Twenty-eight.