Decatur High School - Ravelings Yearbook (Decatur, IN)

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ASSEMBLY A snap typical of the inter- est accorded the many enter- tainers on D. H. S. assembly programs. Our Band, resplendent in new uniforms, snapped while playing for a season basket- ball game. Mr. Jaberg with the three contestants in the county or- atorical eliminations. An athletic assembly pro- gram featured the appearance of a renowned trick shot artist. A liquid air demonstration provided an interesting glimpse into the scientific world.

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of the Howling Hosts, we backed our teams to the limit to create a spirit of victory in them. All games home or away were well represented by the Howl- ers of D. H. S. Once again the Howling Hosts sponsored a dance. It was after the Pleasant Mills game and was held in the Music room. We hope to sponsor several more such dances in the near future. In the future years we hope the Howlers ' do as fine a job of backing our teams as the Howling Hosts of this year did. GROUP 4, Top Row Junior Hakey. Tom Sharp. Max Lyons, Karl Peterson, Bob Arnold, Stanley McBride. (2) Jack Fisher, Doyle Myers, Nor- man Kohne, Bob Shackle}-, Don Slusher, Eddie Deitsch. (3i Bob Krueckeberg. Ralph Jackson. Don Chronister, Bill Lichtenstiger. Norbert Bleeke. Neil Hesher. (4i Max Andrews. Clai-ence Cottrell. Kenneth Strahm, Kenneth Dur- bin. Robert Strickler. GROUP 5, Top Row Norris Blocker, Bob Metzger, Jack Reynolds, Don Black, Ken- neth Grant, Wilmer Grote, Nor- man Stingley. i2i Roger Schnepf, Bonnie Ballard, Odell Foley, Jay Barnett, Norman Kruse, Duane Holmes, Sammy Bogner, Dan Freeby, (3i Marcus Foreman, Bill Freeby, Bob Smith, Roger Gentis. Norman Fosnaugh, Ken- ny Roop, Don Wefel. (4i Dave Pollock. Herman Everett. Dick Johnson. Phil Merriman. Byford Smith, Charles Johnson. GROUP 6, Top Row Don Grant, Herman Andress, Bill Amick, Norm.an Leonardson, Ralph Sauer, Gene Moser, (2 ' Don Bieberich, Dick Heller, Ly- man Hann, Harold Nash, Herbert Fruchte. i3i Bob Myers, Roger Borne Tom Eichhorn, Jim Fish- er, Tom Lister, Jerry Gerig, (4 ' Leonard Egley, John Doan, Jim Bassett, Dave Cole, Kaye Run- yon, Bill Callow,

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SNAPS An assortment of oddities col- lected in Central America was exhibited during an early as- sembly program and an inter- esting background material was presented by the two gentlemen shown in the picture. The Public Speaking students who participated in the High School Oratorical eliminations. A group of musicians from the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music in an interesting assembly program. Mr. Sperandio, the operatic tenor, was ably accompanied by his wife at the piano. Mr. Sperandio also proved to be a very interesting and inspiring speaker. He has no hands. Mr. Morrison was a very ver- satile person. Besides playing many excellent pieces on the harpsicord, Mr. Morrison dressed in costumes of other days and impersonated some of the world ' s great musicians. % - r, f : .. . «S rTr f Mn ' :mr