Decatur High School - Ravelings Yearbook (Decatur, IN)

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hysteria when we won the blind tourney by one point and were defeated, also by one point, in the sectional tourney. All winter long we tramped faithfully through rain, snow, and sleet to support our players. We even pleaded tearfully with boys who had auto- mobiles to take us to the out-of-town games. (If anyone ever tells you that a man can ' t resist a woman ' s tears, don ' t believe him.) Where there ' s a will, there ' s a way, however, and many of us managed to attend most of the out-of-town games. Our contributions to the year ' s social activities were a combination Valentine party and dance and a hayride. We enjoyed the activities immensely this year and are confident that the up-and-coming under- classmen will continue to lend their full support to our various athletic activities Top Picture, Bottom Roiv: Mai-gene Bauer. Alice Langston, Marilyn Garner, Barbara Anspaugh, Bonnie Baumgartner, Nettie Courtney, Jean Mowery, Joan Dixon, Patsy Springer, Mary Ellen Wagner Second Row: Dorothy Dei ' sch, Ardena Kirchner, Marjorie Moser, Anna C. Friedley. Mary Lou Robinson, Norma Eady, Irene Andress, Barbara Sautter, Alice Hawkins, OnalecBarger Third Row: Mary Habegger, Phyllis Hoffman, Patsy Richards, Mary Jane McGill, Eileen Bieberich, Joan Cowan, Sally Smith, Barbara Lou Helm, Joan Death Bottom Picture, Bottovi Row: Bonnie Schieferstein, Anna Schwartz, Vii-ginia Rash, Georgina Martinas, Evelyn Sommers, Marcella Walters. Sharon Hite, Kristine Striker Second Roio: Jane Dailey. Betty Hollingsworth, Jacqueline Warren, Betty Baumgartner, Phyllis Teeter. Lois Metzger, Ellen Hart, Dora Brunnegraff, Joan Von Gunten Third Row: Shirley Myers, Joan Andrews, Phyllis Liby, Karlann Striker, Marcella Hoffman, Ruth Werling, Erma Morrison, Janet Goldner, Donna Gilpen

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Pep Champs . Top Picture, Bottom Roiu: Claire Mowery, Annabelle Roop, Betty Harrod, Barbara Gunder. Ann Maddox, Ruth Kiefer. Georgia Hazlewood, Lavon Strickler, Joan McMillan Second Row: Verena Moore, Evelyn Frohnapfel, Ruth Fennig, Marelyn Schultz, Barbara Bracey, Lois Chronister. Evelyn Fisher, Barbara Roop, Mary Alice Beineke, Wanda Busse, June Teeple. Third Row: Barbara Hoblet, Geraldine Andrews, Charlotte Witham, Norma Lammert, Dorothy Flaugli, Joan Mowery. Bon- nie Suman, Betty Roeder, Joan Lichtenstiger, Barbara McManama. Bottom Picture, Bottom Row: Roberta Swager, Norma Jean Ruck, Joan Habegger, Mary C. Schafer. Sarah Ki ' ick, Elizabeth Hersh, Betty Walters, Norma Hazlewood, Betty Anspaugh, Anna Marie Steury, Mary Johnson, Second Row: Mary Jo Butler, Anita Rentz, Ruth Smitley, Rosaleen Myers, Mary Leitz, Helen Baughman. Betty McGill, Donna Jaberg, Onalee Zimmerman, Kathryn Ann Edwards, Nancy Bell. Dorothy Kohler. Third Row: Jeanine Nelson, Dixie Hill, Legora Markle, Eileen Myers. Phyllis McClure. Joan Mitchell. Colleen Edgell. Eileen Thieme, Helen Railing, Dora Fairchild, Kathleen Butler. This year the Pep Champs organized promptly after the beginning of school. Miss Elzey and Miss Pumphrey were chosen as our co-sponsors and the following officers were elected: Barbara Hoblet, president; Mary Leitz, vice president; Bon- nie Schieferstein, secretary; and Sally Smith, treasurer. In no tirne at all we were off to the ball games. What ball games? It doesn ' t matter to the Pep Champs. Be it football, basketball, or baseball, we support them all with the utmost enthusiasm. However, our enthusiasm reached the point of

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J Richard Saylors, Editor Bill Freeby, Assistant Editor COPY EDITORS Betty Roeder Ann Maddox Mary Lou Robinson PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORS Jack Harker Philip Thomas Roger Gentis Here are the people who direct the spotlight on events and activities at D. H. S. The whole stati has worked as hard as it could to put out the best book possible and in doing so has educated itself in the responsibilities of a publisher. All of us have gained a general knowledge of such impor- tant phases of publishing as engraving, printing, and organizing material for a yearbook. Many students not pictured gained a new experience in writing articles for the book. Twelve