Decatur High School - Ravelings Yearbook (Decatur, IN)

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s emors These are the stars of this production. For three years they worked as freshmen, sopho- mores, and juniors in order that they might be able to play the role of seniors. From the begin- ning of the year they strived to make this pro- duction an outstanding success. Then Commence- ment ended their role as high school students. Like all graduates before them, they were reluc- tant to leave D. H. S. ; but each one had a goal to attain, an ambition to be realized, and a part to play in the drama of life. As they strive for success in the world, may they remember to Build for character, not for fame. Gladys Miller and Jack Tricker, editor and business manager of the Rav- elings respectively, pose in caps and gowns.

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Jtili II AolieMoii Katliryii Affolder Rogor Arnold 3Tary J:ine Beery Riitli Beiiieke Hubert Booh l)oii:iIiI Bolllike I ' loreiit-e Braiidyberi-T Ai-diN Brill txeiiliofe Sylvan Briinner illfain Buck Barbara Burk Jerry Carper James Cliri.sten AniKibelle Doaii Ah! The Glamour JOHN ACHESON Jud was vice-president of the Color Wlieel Club, and he was interested in art. He came here from Willshire in his sophomore year. KATHRYN AFFOLDER Kate was one of oui- tiny girls in the class. Her engaging smile and cheei-y disposition made her one swell person. ARDIS BRINTZENHOFE Ardis, although she was always rather quiet, could never be caught without her lessons. We think it ' s a record she can well be proud of. ROGER ARNOLD Roger had what was known as the Roger Arnold Pencil Corporation, Incorporated. It surely came in handy when we absent-minded people forgot ours. MARY JANE BEERY Janey always had a smile for everybody. Her main interests were art, shorthand, dancing, and Bluffton. RUTH BEINEKE Ruth was an important figure in the band; for not only did she play bass in that organiza- tion, but she acted as its treasurer also. Nice work, we ' d say. ROBERT BOCH Three Loves Has Nancy and Bob had two. We mean airplanes and Van Wert. We hope it doesn ' t end up in bigamy. DONALD BOHNKE Don made his letter in tennis and proved to be outstanding because of consistent practice. That ' s the way to do it. FLORENCE BRANDYBERRY Florency was one of our best girl athletes, and we could always depend upon her when it came to sports. SYLVAN BRUNNER Sylvan kept the windows of the Economy Department Store shining when he wasn ' t slav- ing away at his studies. WILLIAM BUCK Bill and Mv. Brown tried to keep the civics class from getting dull by arguing over problems of current interest. BARBARA BURK Burky was one of the few people in school who was blessed with beautiful black hair. She will certainly be a wonderful secretary, for her al)ility in taking shorthand is astounding. JERRY CARPER Jerry was an outstanding member of the Glee Club, and his rich tenor voice helped to car- ry this organization to bigger and better concerts. JAMES CHRISTEN Jim , as president of the senior class, was kept busy trying to corral us seniors and at the same time be every place he was needed. Con- gratulations, Jim! ANNABELLE DOAN Anne look part in our junior class play and was always interested in dramatics. She has a nice personality, and she seemed to enjoy her school work. Fourteen