Decatur High School - Ravelings Yearbook (Decatur, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1951 volume:

•• JAe 1951 « i. . By pictured page and printed word We ' ll buzz through a grand review, Cf the many deeds and happy times The year had in store for you. L. J. Smith. Faculty Classes Activities Sports  Page 5 . - - Page 12 . - - Page 32 . - - Page 54 Top Left: Miss Merry Christmas of 1950 Top Right: High School Choir ' s Fall Concert Lower Left: Painting Easter Eggs Lower Right: Hard at work in study hall? ? ? ? ? ?   Top Left: Sophomore trip to Chicago Top Right: Sale of l£ol Ravelings Lower Left: F.H.A. and F.H.A. Party Lower Right: Open House Clerks Mr. Walter J. Krick Superintendent of Decatur Public Schools Mr. W. Guy Brown Principal of Decatur Jr.-Sr. High School Miss Iverna Werling Secretary to Mr. Krick Miss Margene Bauer Secretary to Mr. Brown Mr. R. E. Mumma— President Dr. Harry Hebble — Treasurer Mr. Walter J. Krick — Superintendent Mr. Gerald Cole — Secretary m - ' T Merritt Alger W. Guy Brown Arnold Conrad Helen Haubold KaLhryn Kauffman Eleanor Pumphrey Amos Ketchum Vaughn Miller Dale W. Ross 10 Harry Dailey Deane Dorwin Sylvester Everhart Maynard Hetrick Ormajene Steller Charlotte Vera Rebecca Walters Catherine Weidler Albert Sellemeyer Lowell Smith Von Stoffer Robert Worthman 11 V - 1 Sally Joan Ahr Mary Joan Andrews Leah Marlene Andrews George Marion Bair, Jr. Jayne Barber Jean Barber Sandra Barr Kitson Esther Bleeke Harold Warren Bohnke Ralph Allen Bollinger SaralynSu Braden Robert Wendell Brennan Ralph Eugene Busse Nancy Mae Callow Grace Call Kreischer Arthur Jackie Daniels Barbara Ann Deitsch Robert Lee Doan Gloria Ruth Duff Gary Benbow Erekson John Lewis Frank Roger Dale Fruchte Harriet Jane Gerber Samuel Pryor Gilbert Robert Gray Margaret Elaine Harris Marjorielu Hill Marilyn Jane Hoblet James Raymond Johnson Palmer Paul Johnson ' ■ Merlin Gene Johnston Curtis Paul Jones Emil Martin Kiefer, Jr. Donna Jane Kirchenbauer Doris Jean Krueckeberg James Franklin Lake Vi w Robert Lewis Lane Betty Hilda Lehrman Dianne Linn Beverly Joan Lister Pauline Elizabeth Lobsiger Edward F. Marbach Floyd Ira McBride Jack McDonald Judith Mae McKean Shirley Ann Mitchell Frances Jean Morris Barbara Ellen Morrison Helen Josephine Mowery Edna Eichorn Ned Wayne Myers Kenneth William Nash Grover Odle Mary Ann Owens David Allen Owens Jack Glenn Petrie Ronald Eugene Price Evelyn Rash Amy Lou Reynolds Sunya Virgene Robinson Carol Joan Roeder Lester Herman Sautbine Janet Louise Seitz Dwight Sheets, Jr. lona Luella Smitley Victor LeRoy Strickler Edgar Glenn Swager Deloris Thieme Irene Helen Thieme Leroy Forrest Walters Wauneta Alice Weldy Lois Werling Gehrig Agnes Janes Werst Lois Ann White Burdetta Jo White Richard Otto Winteregg SALLY JOAN AHR: Band ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Com- mercial Club ' 50- ' 51. Color Wheel Club ' 50- ' 51. Vice-president of Color Wheel Club ' 51. Girls ' Athletics ' 48- ' 49. F.H.A. ' 48. Secretary of F.H.A. ' 48. F.H.A. District Secretary ' 48. Trumpet Trio ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Drum Corps ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Pep Champs ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Freshman-Sophomore Chorus ' ;o- ' 49. Volleyball team ' 49. Gabfest ' .50- ' 51. JOAN ANDREWS: Hoagland High School ' 48- ' 49. Girls ' Glee Club ' 50- ' 51. Color Wheel Club ' 51. Pep Champs ' 50- ' 51. Christmas Program ' 50- ' 51. Operetta ' 50- ' 51. Commercial Club ' 50- ' 51. LEAH ANDREWS: Home Ec. Club ' 48. Com- mercial Club ' 51. Pep Champs ' 50- ' 51. Girls ' Bas- ketball ' 50 GEORGE BAIR, JR.: Howling Hosts ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Howling Hosts Secretary ' -SO. High School Choir ' 50- ' 51. Vice-president of Choir ' 51. Christ- mas Play ' 50- ' 51. Operetta ' 50- ' 51. Basketball ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Football ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Track ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Gabfest Staff ' 51. Boys ' Glee Club ' 51. Class Sec- retary ' 48. Drum Corps ' 48- ' 49. Band ' 48- ' 49. Junior Rotarian ' 51. English Ink Spots ' 51. Speech Ac- tivities ' 51. JAYNE BARBER: Freshman-Sophomore Cho- rus ' 48- ' 49. High School Choir ' 50- ' 51. Operetta ' 50- ' 51. Christmas Play ' 50- ' 51. Pep Champs ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Commercial Club ' 50- ' 51. Home Ec. Club ' 48- ' 51. Girls ' Athletics ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Girls ' Basketball Team ' 51. Girls ' Glee Club ' 50- ' 51. JEAN BARBER: F.H.A. ' 48- ' 51. Commercial Club ' 50- ' 51. Pep Champs ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. High School Choir ' 50- ' 51. Freshman-Sophomore Cho- rus ' 48- ' 49. Basketball Team ' 50. Home Ec. Club ' 48- ' 51. Operetta ' 50- ' 51. Christmas Play ' 50- ' 51. Girls ' Glee Club ' 50- ' 51. ESTHER BLEEKE: Color Wheel Club ' 51. Com- mercial Club ' 50- ' 51. High School Choir ' 50- ' 51. F.H.A. ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Pep Champs ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Christmas Play ' 50- ' 51. Operetta ' 50- ' 51. HAROLD BOHNKE: Basketball ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Baseball ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Football ' 51. High School Chair ' .50- ' 51. Boys ' Glee Club ' 50- ' 51. Freshman- Sophomore Chorus ' 48- ' 49. Ravelings Staff ' 50- ' 51. Gabfest ' 49. Operetta ' 50- ' 51. Christmas Play ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Howling Hosts ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. RALPH BOLLINGER: Track ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Football ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Howling Hosts ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Intramural Basketball ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Freshman- Sophomore Chorus ' 49. High School Choir ' 51. Boys ' Glee Club ' ol. Operetta ' 51. Christmas Pro- gram ' 51. SARALYNSU BRADEN: Band ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Drum Corps ' 51. Trumpet Trio ' 51. Girls ' Basket- ball ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Girls ' Volleyball Team ' 51. Rotary Oratorical Contest ' 51. Legion Oratorical Contest ' 51. English Ink Spots ' 51. Commercial Club ' 50- ' 51, Treasurer of Commercial Club ' 51. Gabfest Staff ' 51. Ravelings Staff ' 51. Pep Champs ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. BOB BRENNAN: North High School, Mich- igan ' 48. Howling Hosts ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Gabfest Staff ' 51. English Ink Spots ' 51. Track ' 50. Cross Coun- try ' 50. Football Student Manager ' 50. RALPH BUSSE: Baseball ' 50- ' 51. High School Choir ' 51. Howling Hosts ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Christ- mas Play ' 51. Operetta ' 51. Football ' 50- ' 51. Intra- mural ' 48- ' 49- ' o0- ' 51. NANCY CALLOW: Freshman-Sophomore Cho- rus ' 48- ' 49. High School Choir ' 50- ' 51. Color Wheel Club ' 51. Pep Champs ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Girls ' Ath- letics ' 49- ' 50. Operetta ' 50- ' 51. Christmas Play ' 50- ' 51. Gabfest Staff ' 51. English Ink Spots ' 51. Home Ec. Club ' 48. ARTHUR JACKIE DANIELS: Commercial Club ' 51. Art Club ' 51. Christmas Play ' 51. Operetta ' 51. ANN DEITSCH: Freshman-Sophomore Chorus ' 48. Band ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' .51. Christmas Play ' 50- ' 51. High School Choir ' 50- ' 51. Girls ' Glee Club ' 50- ' 51. Operetta ' 50- ' 51. Commercial Club ' 50. Color Wheel Club ' 51. Ravelings Staff ' 50- ' 51. English Ink Spots ' 51. Girls ' Volleyball Team. BOB DOAN: Howling Hosts ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. High School Choir ' 50- ' 51. Vice-president of Choir ' 50. Christmas Play ' 60- ' 51. Operetta ' 50- ' 51. Football ' 51. Track ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Cross Country ' 50. Band li ' 48- ' 49- ' 50. Gabfest ' 51. Boys ' Glee Club ' 50- ' 51. Drum Corps ' 48- ' 49. Vice-president of Senior Class. Art Club ' 51. English Ink Spots. GLORIA DUFF: Home Ec. Club ' _8- ' 19. Com- mercial Club ' 50- ' 51. Frsshman-Sophomore Cho- rus ' 48. Pep Champs ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. ROGER FRUCHTE: Frjshman Sophomore Cho- rus ' 48- ' 49. President of Sophomore Class ' 49. Freshman-Sophomore Football ' 48- ' 49. Howling Hosts ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Christmas Play ' 51. Tracii ' 50- ' ol. Basketball ' 51. Co-captain of Football Team ' 51. Commercial Club ' 51. GARY EREKSON: South Side, Fort Wayne, ' 48- ' 49- ' 50. Football ' 51. Basketball ' 51. Baseball ' 51. Choir ' 51. Boys ' Glee Club ' 51. Operetta ' 51. Gab- fest Staff ' 51. Howling Hosts ' 51. High School Choir ' 51. -ai JOHN FRANK: Howlin ' ? Hosts ' 48 ' 49- ' 50- ' 5L ' F.F.A. ' 50- ' 51. Intermural Basketball ' 50- ' 51 HARRIET GERBER: Freshman-Sophomore Chorus ' 48. High School Choir ' 50- ' 51. High School Band ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Drum Corps ' 9- ' 50- ' 51. Op- eretta ' 50- ' 51. Chri ' Jtma ' ; Play ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Pep Champs ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' ol. Vice-pre ' ;i ient of Pep Champs ' 50. Girls ' Glee Club ' 50- ' 51. Girls ' Bas- ketball ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' ol. Commercial Club ' 51. Secre- tary of Choir ' 51. Color Wheel ' 51. Speech Activi- ties ' 51. English Ink Spots ' 51. SAM GILBERT: Bowline Hosts ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Track ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Football 50. Class Treasurer ' 49. Class Secretary ' 50. Art Club ' 50- ' o1. Presi- dent of Art Club ' 51. High S-hool Choir ' 51. Ooer- etta ' 50- ' 51. Christmas Program ' 50- ' 51. Boys ' Glee Club ' 51. Intermural Basketball ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Gabfest ' 50. English Ink S ots. Junior Rotarian MARGARET HARRIS: Fish School Choir ' 50- ' 51. Freshman- Sophomore Chorum ' 48. Ravelings ' Staff ' 50. Editor of Raveli g ' 51. Peu Chamos ' 48- ' 49- ' 50-51. Color Wheel Clu ' 51 Band ■48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. F.H.A. ' 48. Operetta ' 50- ' 51. Christmas Plav ' 50- ' 51. Girls ' Basketball ' ' 8- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Drum Corps ' 50- ' 51. Girls ' Glee Club ' 50- ' ol. Legion Or- atorical Winner ' 50. English Ink Spots ' 51. MARJORIELU HILL: Freshman-Sophomore Chorus ' 48- ' 49. High School Choir ' 50- ' 51. Pep Champs ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Girls ' Volleyball ' 50- ' 51. Girls ' Basketball ' 51. Double Trio ' 5U- ' 51. Englisn Ink Spots ' 51. Commercial Club ' 50. Christmas Program ' 47- ' 50- ' ol. Operetta ' 50- ' 51. Rotary Win- ner ' 51. Oratorical Contest ' 51. MARYLIN HOBLET: Drum Corps ' 50- ' 51. Band ' 50- ' 51. Pep Champs ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Secretary f Pep Champs ' 49. President of Pep Champs ' 51. Commercial Club ' 50- ' 51. Gabfest Staff ' 40- ' 50- ' 51. High School Choir ' 50- ' 51. Girls ' Glee Club ' 50- ' 51. Freshman-Sophomore Chorus ' 48. Christmas Pro- gram ' 50- ' 51. Operetta ' 50- ' 51. Girls ' Basketball ' 48- ' 50. Legion Oratorical Winner, School and County ' 51. District Contest (3rd place). JAMES R. JOHNSON: Commercial Club ' 51. Color Wheel ' 50- ' 51. Intramural Basketball ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Howling Hosts ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. PALMER JOHNSON: Track ' 48- ' 49- ' 50. Cross Country ' 49. Chorus ' 48. MERLIN JOHNSTON: Choir ' 51. Football ' 50- ' 51. Howling Hosts ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Intramurals ' 48- ' 4s - ' 50- ' 51. Operetta ' 51. Christmas Play ' 51. Treasurer Color Wheel Club ' 51. Color Wheel Club ' 50- ' 51. CURTIS JONES: Track ' 51. Choir ' 51. Boys ' Choir ' 51. Christmas Play ' 51. Operetta ' 51. Howl- ing Hosts ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Treasurer Howling Hosts ' 61. Intramurals ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Freshman Presi- dent ' 48. Ink Spots ' 51. BUD KIEFER: Boy ' s Glee Club ' 51. High School Choir ' 51. Christmas play ' 51. Color Wheel Club ' 51. Commercial Club ' 50- ' 51. Howling Hosts ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Ink Spots Staff ' 51. Intramural Bas- ketball ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Operetta ' 51. DONNA KIRCHENBAUER: Ravelings Staff ' 51. Cheer Leader ' 51. Freshman-Sophomore Cho- rus ' 48. High School Choir ' 50- ' 51. Drum Corps ' 49- ' 50. Operetta ' 50- ' 51. Christmas Play ' 50- ' 51. Pep Champs ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Girls ' Basketball ' 19- ' 50. Commercial Club ' 50- ' 51. Gabfest Staff ' 50- ' 51 Girls ' Glee Club ' 50- ' 51. SANDRA BARR KITSON: Dunkirk High School ' 48- ' 49. Commercial Club ' 50- ' 51. Pep Champs ' 50- ' 51. Gabfest Staff ' 51. Intramural Bas- ketball ' 50- ' 51. Operetta ' 51. Girls ' Glee Club ' 51. Choir ' 51. Christmas Play ' 51. Intramural Volley- ball ' 51. GRACE CALL KREISCHER: Color Wheel ' 50 ' 51. Commercial Club ' 50. Choir ' 51. Fre=;hman- Sophomore Chorus ' 49. F.H.A. ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Pep Champs ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Christmas Play ' 51 Op- eretta ' 51. Ravelings Staff ' 50- ' ol. Girls ' Glee Clul) ' 51. DORIS KRUECKEBERG: Band ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Drum Corps ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Speech ' 50. Girls ' Basket- ball ' 50- ' 51. High School Choir ' 50- ' 51. Freshman- Sophomore Chorus ' 48. Operetta ' 50- ' 51. Christmas Plav ' 50- ' 51. Girls ' Glee Club ' 50- ' 51. Pep Champs ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. JAMES LAKE: Ravelings Staff ' 50- ' 51. Choir ' 51, Howling Hosts ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Intramurals ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Operetta ' 51. Christmas Play ' 51. ROBERT LANi : Football ' 48- ' 49- ' 50; Track ' 48- ' 49-50. Basketball ' 48. Freshman-Sonhomore Cho- rus ' 48. Choir ' 50- ' ol. Ooeretta ' 50- ' 51. Intramu ' -al Basketball ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Howling Hosts ' 48- ' 19- ' 50- 51. Commercial Club ' 50. BETTY LEHRMAN: Pep Chamns ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Operetta ' 50- ' 51. High School Choir ' 50- ' 51. Home Ec. Club ' 49- ' 5n- ' 51. Vice-President of Home Ec. Club ' 50. President of F.H.A. ' 51. Color Wh el Club ' 51. Commercial Club ' o0- ' 51. Girls ' Ath- letics ' 49. Christmas Program ' 50- ' 5l. DIANNE LTNN: High School Choir ' 50- ' 51. Freshman-Sophomore Chorus ' 48- ' ' ' 9. Operetta ' 50- ' 51. Secretary Sophomore Class ' ' ' 9. President of Junior Class ' 50. Pen Chamn ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Commercial Cinh ' 50. Color Wheel Club ' 51. Girls ' Basketball ' 50- ' 51. Christmas Program ' 50- ' 51. Ravelings Staff ' 51. Girls ' Glee Club ' o0- ' 51. Le- pion Oratorical Contest ' 50. English Ink Spots ' 51. BEVERLY LISTER: Freshman-Sophomore Cho- rus ' 48- ' 49. Choir ' 50- ' 51. Operetta ' 50- ' 51. Com- mercial Club ' 50- ' 51. Cheerleader ' 49- ' 50. Pep Champs ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Christmas Plav ' 50- ' 51. Girls ' Basketball ' 50. Gabfest Staff ' 51, Girls ' Glee Club ' 50- ' 51. English Ink Spots ' 51. PAULINE LOBSIGER: Freshman-Sophomore Chorus (Accompanist) ' 48- ' 49. Choir ' 50- ' 51. (Ac- companist ' 50). Girls ' Glee Club ' 50- ' 51. Pep Champs ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Band ' 50- ' 51. Drum Coros ' 50- ' 51, Commercial Club ' 50- ' 51. Gabfest Staff ' 51. Ravelings Staff ' 51. Christmas Play ' 50- ' 51. Op- eretta ' 50- ' 51 EDWARD ' MARBACH: F.F.A. ' 50. Howling Host ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. FLOYD McBRIDE: Track ' 48- ' 49- ' 50. Football ' 48- ' 50- ' 51. Intramural Basketball ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Glee Club ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Howling Hosts ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Operetta ' 50- ' 51. JUDITH McKEAN: Home Ec. Club ' 48- ' 49. Commercial Club ' 50- ' 51. Pep Champs ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Girls ' Basketball ' 50- ' 51. SHIRLEY MITCHELL: Freshman-Sophomore Chorus ' 48- ' 49. Operetta ' 50- ' 51. Choir ' 50- ' 51. Christmas Play ' 50- ' 51. Pep Champs ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Commercial Club ' 50- ' ol. Home Ec. Club ' 48- ' 49- ' 50. Home Ec. Club Treasurer ' 48. Girls ' Athletics ' 50- ' 51. Girls ' Glee Club ' 50- ' 51. Color Wheel Club ' 51. 19 FRANCES MORRIS: Drum Corps ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Band ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Band Officer ' 50. Chorus ' 49- ' 50. Freshman-Sophomore Chorus ' 48. Christmas Play ' 49- ' 50. Operetta ' 50- ' 51. Commercial Clu ' o ' 50. Art Club ' 51. Ravelings Staff ' 49- ' 50- ' .51. Speech ' 50. Girls ' Volleyball Team ' 51. Ink Spots Staff ' 51. BARBARA MORRISON: Glee Club ' 50. Operet- ta ' 50. Color Wheel ' 50- ' 51. Pep Champs ' 51. Christmas Program ' 50. Commercial Club ' 51. HELEN MOWERY: Freshman-Sophomore Cho- rus ' 48. Peo Champs ' 4S- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Commercial Club ' 50 ' 5L Choir ' ■50- ' 51. Operetta ' 50- ' 51. Christ- mas Play ' 50- ' 51. Band ' 49- ' 50. Yell leader ' 51. Junior Town Meeting ' 51. Drum Corps ' 49- ' 50, Le- gion Contest ' 51. Girls ' Glee Club ' 50- ' 51. NED WAYNE MYEKS; Howhng Hosts ' 48- ' 19- ' 50- ' 51. Track ' 48. Football ' 50. Choir ' 51. Boys ' Glee Club ' 51. Intramural Basketball ' 48- ' 50- ' 5l. Op- retta ' 51. Stage Manager ' 50. Christmas Play ' 50- ' 51. Junior Vice-president ' 50. Color Wheel Club ' 50- ' 51. Commercial Club ' 50. Junior Ro- tarian ' 51. KENNETH NASH: Band ' 48- ' 59- ' 50- ' 51. Howl- ing Hosts ' 48- ' 49- ' 50 ' 51. Freshman-Sopnomore Chorus ' 48- ' 49. High School Choir •50- ' 31. Track ' 48- ' 49. Baseball ' 50- ' ' 51. Operetta ' 50- ' 51. Inter- mural Basketball ■48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Boys ' Glee Club ' 50- ' 51. Christmas Program ' 50- ' 51. Drum Corps ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Commercial Club ' 51. GROVER ODLE: Howling Hosts ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. President of Howling Hosts ' 51. Football ' 50- ' 51. Basketball Manager ' 49- ' o0- ' 51. Christmas Pro- gram ' 51. Speech Activities ' 51. Golf Team ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. MARY ANNE OWENS: Monmouth High School ' 48. Commercial Club ' 50- ' 51. Color Wheel Club ' 51. F.H.A. ' 49. High School Choir ' 50- ' 51. Operetta ' 50- ' 51. Band ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Drum Corps ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Rotary and Legion Speech Contests ' 51. Cross Country ' 50- ' jl. Pep Champs ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Gabfest Staff ' 49- ' 50. Girls ' Basketball ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Christ- mas Play ' 50- ' 51. DAVID OWENS: Howling Hosts ' 48- ' 49. Boys ' Glee Club ' 50- ' 51. Intramural Basketball ' 48- ' 19. Drum Corps ' 48- ' 49- ' 50. Band ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Track ' 49- ' o0- ' 51. Cross Country ' 50- 51. High S-hool ' hoir 50- ' 51. Operetta ' o0- ' 51. English Ink Spots ' 51. JACK PETRIE: Football ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Bas- ketball ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Co-Captain Basketball ' 51. Baseball ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Class Secretary of Com- munity Chest Fund ' 50. Freshman-Sophomore Chorus ' 49. High School Choir ' 50- ' 51. President of Choir ' 51. Operetta ' 50- ' 51. Boys ' Quartette ' 50. Scholastic Letter ' 49- ' 51. Howling Hosts •48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Junior Rotarian ' 51. English Ink Spots ' 51. RONALD PRICE: F.F.A. ' 50- ' 51. Howling Hosts ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. EVELYN RASH: Girls ' Glee Club ' 50- ' 51. Freshman-Soph omore Chorus ' 48- ' 49. High School Cnoir ' 40- ' 51. Girls ' Basketball ' 50- ' 51. Band ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Commercial Club ' 50- ' 51. Pep Champs ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Drum Corps ' 50- ' ol. Operetta ' 50- ' 51. Christmas Program ' 50- ' 51. Gabfest Staff ' 51. AMY LOU REYNOLDS: Pep Champs ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Girls ' Basketball ' 50. Home Ec. Club ' 49. Freshman Sophomore Chorus ' 48. High School Choir ' 50- ' 51. Commercial Club ' 50- ' 51. Vice-presi- dent of Commercial Club ' 51. Co-editor of Gab- fest ' 51. SUNYA ROBINSON: Freshman-Sophomore Chorus ' 49. High School Choir ' 50. High School Band ' 50- ' 51. Operetta ' 50- ' 51. Christmas Play ' 50. Pep Champs ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Girls ' Glee Club ' 50. Girls ' Basketball ' 51. Commercial Club ' 50, Color Wheel Club ' 50- ' 51. CAROL ROEDER: Freshman Sophomore Cho- rus ' 48- ' 49. Junior-Senior Choir ' 50- ' 51. Operetta ' 50- ' 51. Pep Champs ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Christmas Play ' 50- ' 51. Commercial Club •50- ' 51. Home Ec. Club ' 49. Girls ' Athletic ' 48- ' 49- ' -j0. Girls ' Glee Club ' 50- ' 51. Junior Class Treasurer ' 5J. Gabfest Staff ' 51. LESTER SAUTBINE: Baseball ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Bas- ketball ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Football ' 50. President and Treasurer of the Future Farmers of America ' 19- ' 50- ' 51. Vice President of Sophomore Class ' 49. Howling Hosts ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. JANEA SEITZ: Freshman Sophomore Chorus ' 48. High School Choir ' 50- ' 51. Girls ' Glee Club ' 50- ' 51. Commercial Club ' o0- ' 51. Pep Champs 50- ' 51. Home Ec. Club ' 48- ' 49- ' 50. Senior Siiretary ' 51. Operetta ' 50- ' 51. Christm.as Play ' 50- ' 51 Gab- fest Staff ' 51 DWIGHT SHEETS: Football ' 49- ' 50- ' 51 Basket- ball ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Track ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. High School Choir ' 51. Operetta ' ol. Color Wheel Club ' 51. Vice-President Howling Hosts ' 51. Howling Hosts ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Christmas Play ' 51. Boys ' Glee Club ' 51. lONA SMITLEY: Pep Champs ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Home Ec. Club ' 48. High School Choir ' 51. Girls ' Glee Club ' 51. Christmas Program ' 51. Operetta ' 51. VICTOR STRICKLER: Willshire School ' 48- ' 49. Basketball ' ■:9- ' 50- ' 51. Football ' •50- ' 51. High School Choir ' 51. Boys ' Glee Club ' 50. Christm.ns Play ' 51. Operetta ' 51. Baseball ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Howl- ing Hosts ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Senior Class President ' 51. Choir President ' 50. EDGAR SWAGER: Art Club ' 50- ' 51. Howling Hosts ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' ol. DELORIS THIEME: Home Ec. Club ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Color Wheel ' 51. Commercial Club ' 50- ' 51. Christ- mas Play ' 51. Gabfest Staff ' 51. Girls ' Glee Club ' 51. High School Choir ' 51. Operetta ' 51. Pep Champs ' 50- ' 51. Girls ' Athletics ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' -5i. Ink Spot Staff ' 51. IRENE THIEME: Home Ec. Club ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Color Wheel ' 51. Commercial Club ' 50- ' 51. Christ- mas Play ' 51. Gabfest Staff ' 51. Girls ' Glee Club ' 51. High School Choir ' 51, Operetta ' 51. Pep Champs ■o0- ' 51. Girls ' Athletics ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Ink Spots Staff ' 51. LEROY WALTERS: F.F.A. ' 53- ' 51. Baseball ' 51, WAUNETA WELDY: Color Wheel ' 51. Com- mercial Club ' 50- ' 51. Chorus ' 51. F.H.A. ■48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Pep Champs ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Christmas Play ' 51. Operetta ' 51. Girls ' Glee Club ' 51. Girls ' Basketball ' 50. AGNES WERST: Freshman-Sophomore Chorus ' 48- ' 49. Choir ' 50- ' 51. Operetta ' 50- ' 51. Commer- cial Club ' 5- ' 51. Editor, Gabfest ' 51. Cheerleader. Second Team ' 49- ' 50. Pep Champs ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Art Club ' 51. Christmas Play ' •30- ' 51. Girls ' Basket- ball ' 48- ' 49- ' 50. Volleyball Team ' 50. Girls ' Glee Club ' 50- ' 51. LOIS WHITE: Band ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Drum Major ' 50- ' 51. Drum Corps ' 50- ' 51. President of Band ' 48- ' 50. Girls ' Volleyball ' 48- ' 51. Girls ' Basketball ' 48- ' 51. Treasurer of Class ' 51. Pep Champs ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Commercial Club ' 50- ' 51. Color Wheel Club ' 51. Gabfest Staff ' 48- ' 50- ' 51. Glee Club ' 50- ' 51. Freshman- Sophomore Chorus ' 48- ' 49. Christ- mas Play ' 50- ' 51. Operetta ' 50- ' 51. Miss Merry Christmas ' 51, Ink Spots Staff ' 51. BURDETTA WHITE: Home Ec. Club ' 48. Pep Champs ' 50- ' 51. Commercial Club ' 50- ' 51. Willshire High School ' 49. DICK WINTEREGG: Track ' 48- ' 49- ' 50- ' 5!. Cross-country ' 48- ' 49- ' 50. Howling Hosts ' 49- ' 50- ' 51. Commercial Club ' 50- ' 51. Captain of Cross- country Team ' 50. Secretary of Commercial Club ' 50. 20 ttii n r dSk ■Si |:t « :! ' W % . f l, W rr .fmJ L. J. m JfL f w , LTi ' f -w 4 Row 1: Caroline Alger, Norman Andrews, Betty Anderson, Phyllis Barr, Ronnie Bassett, David Blackburn, Susan Bowman, John Brunner, Rheta Butcher. Row 2: Roger Cole, Tom Cole, Joe Cowans, Burdette Custer, Don DeArmond, Delores Delauter, Shirley Drake, Kenneth Everett, Fred Evans. Row 3: Ervin Ewell, Eleanora Fisher, Marilyn Fuelling, Eleanora Gaunt, Pat Gause, Muris Gray, Allen Grote, Pat Hess, Barbara Hilyard. Row 4: Jacquie Hite, Eugene Hoffman, Don Hott, Carol Kluseman, Virginia Koenig, Jerry Kolter, Jerry Lister, Marilyn Mauller, Nira Miller. Row 5: Don Metzger, Winona Miller, Jim Moses, Lois Ball ard, Lester Myers, Jim Nelson, Bob Nelson, Norman Pollock, Jean Ann Potts, 22 OFFICERS Jim Moses — President Marilyn Mauller — Secretary Kenneth Everett — Vice-President Carolyn Alger — Treasurer Juniors Row 1: Arlene Ogg, Dick Reidenbach, Don Foor, Pauline Roth. Row 2: Fred Scheimann, Norman Schieferstein, Luther Schrock, Ilene Schaffer. Row 3: Bonnie Simons, Alice Slusher, Eddie Stocksdale. Row 4: Sharon Strickler, Marianne Swearingen, Vernon Thieme. Row 5: Douglas Thompson, Cathy Wolf sen, Betty Johnson. 23 .  • Tl f 3S S I Row 1: Carol Baumgartner, Bob Black, Richard Black, Rob Brokaw, Betty Brunner, Naoma Brun- ner, Dick Callow, Jerry Carter, Alan Cole. Row 2: Barbara Cole, Junior Conrad, Cletus Cory, Jerry Cowans, Don Dale, Louann Davidson, Barbara DeVore, Genevieve Draper, Dick Duf f. Row 3: Sheldon Egley, Beverly Elliot, Carol Elzey, Shirley Fisher, Shirley Fuelling, Jim Helm, Frances Hess, Rosemary Hetrick, Martin Hullinger. Row 4: Marilyn Jaberg, Carl Johnson, Carol Kalver, Sharon Kimble, Lisle Knittle, Ferris Kohne, Kent Koons, Joan Kruse, Gaynell Lankenau. Row 5: Jack Lawson, Sharlene Lehman, Henry Lehrman, Walter Lehrman, Beverly Lewis, Bob Lobsiger, Roger McDonald, Ann McKean, Eugene Morrison. 24 r OFFICERS Bill Troutner — President Marilyn Robinson — Treasurer Carol Elzey — Secretary Kent Koons — Vice-President Row 1: Ronnie Murphy, Jim Murtaugh, Russell Plumley, Douglas Rambo, Jane Rayer, Don Reinking. Row 2: James Rennets, James Ritter, Marilyn Robinson, Don Roop, Ronnie Secaur, Lois Strahm. Row 3: Carolyn Strickler, Karen Strickler, Sunya Stucky, Shirley Sudduth, Dan Thomas. Row 4: Pat Treon, Bill Troutner, Gene Vetter, Neomi Wenger, Delores Werling. Row 5; Bob Wolfe, Shirley Workinger, Leroy Yoder, Clarence Zimmerman, Shirley Zimmerman. 25 Row 1: Tom Adams, Norma Agler, Paul Andrews, Don Aurand, Nanna Aurand, Bob Baker, Phillip Baker, Barbara Black, Roger Blackburn. Row 2: Carol Bowman, Lenor Brennan, Ruth Basse, Jim Carter, Tony Custer, Marvin DeBolt, Fred Bellinger, Ted Douglas, Verlin Egly. Row 3: Jim Engle, Janet Everhart, Madeline Friend, Eugene Fuelling, Dick Gaskill, Arnold Gerke, Wiila Mae Goelz, Marvin Grote, Jim Hakes. Row 4: Jack Hart, Wilma Heath, Janet Hetrick, Janet Hott, Beverly Hullinger, Tom Hurst, Larry Hukter, Jo Ann Johnson Jean Kallenberger. Row 5: Neil Keller, Jim Kingsley, Marilyn Kirchenbauer, Marvene Krick, Phil Krick, Charna Lake, Donald Lehman, Bill Lewis, Carl Lough. 26 Ill L OFFICERS Roger Pollock — Preside nt Janet Smith — Treasurer Csirolyn McDougal — Secretary Bonnie Welker — Vice-President Row 1: Carolyn McDougal, Carolie Nelson, Harold Norris, Victoria Ocampo, Roger Pollock. Row 2: Dick Rambo, Nora Ray, Sally Roth, Jim Rawley, Carol Seitz. Row 3; Don Shaffer, Janelle Sheets, Gary Simons, Sammie Sipe. Row 4: Janet Smith, Marlene Snyder, Thurman Sudduth, Larry Vizard. Row 5: Delight Wagner, Bonnie Welker, Jerry Wheeler, Delores Wolfe. 27 Jj m j Hr mi M Row 1: Dale Addy, Sheila Ahr, Tom Aurand, Barbara Bailer, Jerry Bair, Bill Bowman, Robert Butcher, Patricia Byrd, Raymond Call. Row 2: Arthur Sallow, Roger Cookson, David Coopsr, Danna Dalzell, Roger Daniels, Dorcas Davidson, Richard DeBolt, Beverly Douglas, Don Duff. Row 3: Roger Dull, June Edward Doyle Egly, Roger Eichenauer, Roger Eley, Phyllis Elliott, David Embler, Greta Erekson, Joyce Franklin. Row 4: Sara Gerber, Janette Hahnert, David Halterman, Gerald Hammond, John Hammond, Bill Hanch- er, Ruben Hess, Gwen Hilyard, Max Hilyard. Row 5: Dwight Hoffman, Mary Lou Irwin, Jerry Johnson, Kay Johnson, Chrales Judt Janice Land- rum, Brenda Levy, Colleen Lobsiger, Larry Marker. Row 6: Barbara McBride, Dwight McCurdy, Robert McCurdy, Carolyn McDonald, Freddie McDougal, Belva Miller, Arlene Myers, Irvin Myers, Max Myers. 28 ip- Q OFFICERS John Neireiter — President Bill Hancher — Treasurer David Runyon — Vice-President Joyce Franklin — Secretary Eh Row 1: John Neireiter, Bob Ochsenrider, Jacquelyn Reidenbach, Jane Rentz. Row 2: Jerry Rhodes, Ronnie Robinson, Paul Ralsjon, Carol Roop. Row 3: David Runyon, Dorcas Sautbine, Daniel Shackley, Sylvester Sell. Row 4: Perry Sheets, Shirley Siders, Roger Sipe, Anita Smith. Row 5: Robert Sprague, Earl Sprague, Earl Stahl. Row 6: David Uhrick, Harold Van Horn, Ronald Vetter. 29 ' ; ' n a I V ) fV It Row 1: Jim Anderson, Caroiyn Aumann, Jeanene Babcock, Robert Bailer, Sharon Baker, Nancy Bum- gartner, Michael Berry, Myralene Black, Alan Bogner. Row 2: Sally Boley, Leah Brandyberry, Wayne Brunner, James Butcher, Joyce Callow, Nancy Cole, Jon Corey, Janet Courtney, Daniel Cowans. Row 3: Phillip DeBolt, Marlene Bellinger, James DeVore, David Ellsworth, Marilyn Foor, Judy Franz, Gerald Gattshall, Donald Case, Thomas Grimm. Row 4: Ruth Ann Girod, John Hart, Roger Hawkins, Harry Hebble, Donald Hess, Robert Hurst, Alvin Johnson, Deanna Johnson, Sandra Katt. Row 5: Judy Keller, Robert Keller, John Kiser, Richard Kiser, Betty KnaveL, Sharon Kreischer, Dan Krueckeberg, Janet Lane, Luanne Lehman. Row 6: Judy Locke, John Lough, Wilbur Lough, Georgeanna McBride, John McGill, Donald Moser, Terry Murphy, Clifford Norman, Ronald Patrick. 30 c , , ! : , - J OFFICERS Alan Bogner — President Marilyn Roop — Vice-President Mara Dee Striker — Secretary Bill Zwick — Treasurer Seventh Qrade Row 1: Beverly Poling, Linda Pollock, Tom Rambo, Mary Rentz, Dick Raver, Bob Rawley. Row 2: Sundra Reppert, Shirley Ritter, Marilyn Roop, Jeanine Schultz, Nicky Secaur, Wauneta Sell. Row 3: Jimmy Sheets, Danny Simmerman, Lorna Smith, Mary Jane Smith, Marilyn Snyder, Harold Sommer. Row 4: Rosemary Strahm, Don Strickler, Roger Strickler, Mara Dee Striker, Joyce Sudduth. Row 3: Dorcas Suman, Ruth Townsend, Donna Venis, Vera Walters, James Werst. Row 6: Walter Werst, Vergil Wolfe, Larry Worden, Gerald Zimmerman, Bill Zwick. 31 The Prom JUNIOR-SENIOR RECEPTION OF 1950 On May 19, 1950 the Juniors of Decatur High School honored the Seniors of 1950. The circus with its gaily decorated clowns and animals constituted the theme for the occasion. Ravelin] Assistant Editor — Tom Cole, Editor — Margaret Harris i34 Upper Left: Copy Editors — Donna Kirchenbauer, SaralynSu Braden, Pauline Lobsiger, Art Editor — Grace Kreischer. Upper Right: Snap Shot Editor — Ann Deitsch. Assistant — Mary Ann Swearingen. Photog- raphy Editor — James Lake. Assistant — Don Metzger. Lower Left: Assistant Business Managers — Mari- lyn Mauller, Luther Schrock, Alan Cole. Business Manager — Frances Morris. Lower Right: Assistant Boys ' Sports Editor — Jer- ry Kolter. Boys ' Sports Editor — Harold Bohn- ke. Girls ' Sports Editor — Dianne Linn. Assist- ant — Jacquie Kite. 35 Row 1: Floyd McBride, Bud Kiefer, Jack Daniels, Sam Gilbert, Shirley Mitchell, Sally Ahr, Irene Thieme, Deloris Thieme, Betty Lehrman, Mary Ann Cvens, Harriet Gerber. Row 2: Barbara Morrison. Grace Kreisoher, Esther Bleeke, Dick Reidenbach, Frances Morris, Ann Deitsch, Dianne Linn, Mar- garet Harris, Nancy Callow, Lois White. Row 3: Edgar Swager, Jim Johnson, Don Foor, Eugene Hoffman, Merlin Johnston, Dwight Sheets, Bob Doan, Sunya Robinson, Joan Andrews. Color Wlieel Officers: Sam Gilbert — President; Merlin Johnston — Secretary-Treasurer; Sally Ahr — Vice-President. 1951 has finally rolled around as we center our attention and interests on the Color Wheel Club. Miss Kauffman, our sponsor, advises the officers — Sam Gilbert, Sally Ahr, Merlin Johnston — and our class of 39, with our many activities. During the year we have been very busy. To start off with a bang, we drew and paint- ed the pictures on the window at Christmas, sponsored a Valentine Dance, made the tour- ney signs, and at the present, we are work- ing on the posters for the Poppy Contest. Being introduced into our school this year for the first time, is the Indiana, Michigan, and Ohio Art Alliance Contest. We have three students participating in the contest. These drawings will be judged here and the winner, with the winning picture, will be sent to Fort Wayne. Future Artists! Have fun and join our club. 36 Economics The Home Economics Club was re-organ- ized the first week of school under the super- vision of Miss Steller. The first activity of the club was to sell hot dogs, popcorn, pop, and cofi ' ee to the foot- ball fans on those chilly evenings at Worth- man Field. Several banquets were served during the year by the more enthusiastic members. A few of the banquets were a teachers ' ban- quet, band banquet, football banquet, and the F. F. A. father and son banquet. OFFICERS Betty Lehrman — President Beverly Elliot — Secretary Pauline Roth — Vice-President Nanna Aurand — Treasurer Row 1: Irene Thieme, Betty Lehrman, Deloris Thieme, Shirley Mitchell, Pauline Roth, Elean ra Gaunt, Shirley Drake. Vir- ginia Koenig, Phyllis Barr, Betty Johnson, Marcella Roth, Ilene Shaffer. Row 2: June Edwards, Frances Hess, Jane Rayer, Shirley Fisher, Shirley Workinger, Beverly Elliot Betty Brunner, Neomi Wen ger, Naomi Brunner, Shirl ' sy Zimmerman, Jean Ann Potts, Carol Seitz, Sheila Ahr, Jane Rentz. Row 3: Jeanette Hahnert. Barbara Bailer, Jean Kallenberger, Bar- bara Black, Deloris Wolfe, Nanna Aurand, Jackie Reidenach, Beverly Douglas, Barbara McBride. Belva Miller. Arlene My- ers, Brenda Levy, Carolyn McDonald, Phyllis Elliot. 37 This year ' s speech class, under the leadership of Mr. Dorwin, was able to participate in a number of events. Our first engagement was the Ju- nior Town Meeting of Radio Station WOWO. We met with Rock-Creek High School of Wells County. The top- ic was Is Teen-age Chivalry Dead? George Bair and Helen Mowery were our speakers. They made a fine show- ing. Next, we had our elimination con- test for the Legion Oratorical Contest in which Marilyn Hoblet won with her convincing speech. Ann Deitsch was named alternate. Others in the contest were George Bair, SaralynSu Braden, Marjorielu Hill, Helen Mowery, Mary Anne Owens, lona Smitley, and Grover Odle. Harriet Gerber was the chair- man for the event. Marjorielu Hill, Harriet Gerber, Mary Anne Owens, and SaralynSu Braden spoke before the Dramatic Sec- tion of the Woman ' s Club on the topic, Is Teen-age Chivalry Dead? lona Smitley served as chairman. Others in the speech class are Nan- cy Callow, Betty Johnson, Bob Lane, and Curtis Jones. Another event of the year was the participation of the speech class in a Junior Town Meeting with the Fort Wayne Central High School. The Rotary Discussion Contest be- fore the Decatur Club was an out- standing event. Those taking part were George Bair, Su Braden, Mary Anne Owens, and Marjorielu Hill. Marjorielu Hill won first place and was placed third in the Zone Contest. Speech class has been a lot of hard work, but we of the class will never forget our year with Mr. Dorwin. Upper Left: Marilyn Hoblet, Marjorie- lu Hill. Upper Right: Helen Mowery, George Bair. Center: Edward Jaberg, Edith Steury, Marilyn Hoblet, Tom Busse. Center: Seated: Marilyn Hoblet, Mar- jorielu Hill, Mary Ann Owens, Harriet Gerber. Standing: Grover Odle, lona Smitley, Helen Mowery, SaralynSu Braden, George Bair. Lower — Seated: Bob Lane, George Bair, Curtis Jones. Row 1 — Stand- ing: Helen Mowery, Nancy Cal- low, Mary Ann Owens, Betty Johnson. Row 2 — lona Smitley, Marjorielu Hill, Ann Deitsch, Sara- lynSu Braden. Row 3 — Grover Odle, Marilyn Hoblet, Harriet Ger- ber. The Commercial Club, open to all students who have at least two years ' work in the commercial department, was organized again this year. The following officers were elected at the first meeting: Agnes Werst, president; Amy Lou Reynolds, vice-president: Dick Winteregg, secretary; SaralynSu Braden, treasurer. Our most interesting project of th e year was issuing the Gab Fest. For the first time in its history the front page, back page, and cartoons were done in color. This fact, combined with the co-operation of the Commercial Club and our supervisor, Mr. Hetrick, made this issue of the Gab Fest a great i-uccess. History was also repeated by our Commercial Club. A plan, used several years ago, enabling pupils to earn typing award pins was revived. All club members who were able to write fifty words per minute, sixty words per minute, or seventy words per min- ute with a minimum of five errors were given one of these awards. We were proud to see our supply of pins disappear fast. The Commercial Club sponsored a very interesting assembly program, The Holland Company. These ac- tivities and many more helped to make this year a most enjoyable year for our Commercial Club. Top right: Working on the Gabfest. OFFICERS SaralynSu Braden — Treasurer Dick Winteregg — Secretary Amy Lou Reynolds — Vice President Agnes Werst — President Lower: Row 1: Pauline Lobsiger, Jean Barber, Amy Lou Reynolds, Jayne Barber, Carol Roeder, Shirley Mitchell, Janet Seitz, Donna Kirchenbauer. Row 2: Marilyn Hoblet, Barbara Mor- rison, Burdetta White, Judy Mc- Kean, Leah Andrews, Sally Ahr, Joan Andrews, Gloria Duff. Top Row: Dick Winteregg, Irene Thieme, Deloris Thieme, Betty Lehrman, Phyllis Barr, Virginia Koenig, Shirley Drake, Ilene Shaf- fer. Lower Right: Row 1: Marilyn Mauller, Barbara Hil- yard, Rheta Butcher, Betty John- son, Nira Miller, Helen Mowery, Harriet Gerber, Lois White. Row 2: Sandra Kitson, Beverly Lister, SaralynSu Braden, Betty Ander- son, Marilyn Fuelling. Pauline Roth, Susan Bowman, Esther Bleeke. Top Row: Burdette Custer, Luther Schrock, Bud Kiefer, Roger Fruch- te, James Johnson, Dick Reiden- bach, Leroy Walters, Kenneth Nash. - -. -t OFFICERS Grover Odle — President Merlin Johnston — Treasurer Dwight Sheets — Vice-President Curtis Jones — Secretary Mowlins Hosts Row 1: Ronnie Secaur, Jerry Cowans, Carl Johnson, Junior Conrad, Bob Brokaw, Don Reinking, Ferris Kohne, Kent Koons. Row 2: Dick Duff, Bob Lobsiger, Jerry Carter, Dan Thomas, Jack Lawson, Jim Helm, Jim Rennels, Cle- tus Corey, Lisle Knittle. Row 3: Ronnie Murphy, Sheldon Egly, Roger McDonald, Jim Murtaugh, Dick Callow, Russell Plum- ley, Henry Lehrman, Walter Lehrman. Row 1: Bob Lane, Grover Odle, Jack McDonald, John Frank, Ronnie Price, Ed Marbach, Leroy Wal- ters, Dick Winteregg. Row 2: Ralph Busse, Bud Kiefer, Kenny Nash, Merlin Johnston, Ralph Bollinger, Bob Brennan, Bob Doan, Curtis Jones. Row 3: David Owens, Jim Johnson, Floyd McBride, Ed Swager, Fred Evans, Tom Cole, John Brunner, Kenneth Everett, Fred Scheimann. Third Picture Row 1: Jim Kingsley, Jim Engle, Jim Carter, Tony Custer, Bob Balder, Roger Pollock, Roger Black- burn. Row 2: Don Aurand, Larry Hutker, Don Lehman, Gary Simons, Verlin Egly, Phil Krick, Marvin Grote, Eugene Fuelling. Row 3: Don Shaffer, Larr- Vizard. Th u-man Sudd .ith, Fred Dellinger, Paul Andrews, Jim Hakes, Dick GaskilL Dick Rambo, Marvin DeBolt. Fourth Picture Row 1: Don Foor, Vernon Thisme, Allan Grote, Norman Pollock, Dick Reidenbach, Norman Schiefer- stein, Doug Thompson, Davil Blackburn, Eugene Hoffman. Row 2: Don DeArmond, Roger Cole, Jerry Kolter, Ed Stocksdale, Burdette Custer, Don Hott, Luther Schrock, Muris Gray. Row 3: Leroy Yoder, James Rittsr, Douglas Rambo, Alan Cole, Ervin Ewell, Joe Cowa s, Bob Nelson, Jim Nelson. 40 •■mifimmmmm w a rwwn A trAc i£ OFFICERS Seated: Marilyn Jaberg — Secretary Marilyn Hoblet — President Standing: Rheta Butcher — Vice-President Marilyn Kirchenbauer — Treasurer Pep Champs Top Picture: Row 1: Betty Lehrman, Irene Thieme, Deloris Thieme, Esther Bleeke, Wauneta Weldy, Helen Mowery, Mary Ann Owens, Nancy Callow, Beverly Lister, Agnes Werst. Row 2: Sunya Robinson, Janet Seitz, Carol Roeder, Evelyn Rash, Jayne Barber, Lois White, Jean Bar- ber, Amy Lou Reynolds, Marilyn Hoblet. Row 3: Doris Krueckeberg, Ann Deitsch, Marjorielu Hill, Frances Morris, Margaret Harris, Dianne Linn, SaralynSu Braden, Joan Andrews, Sally Ahr. Second Picture: Row 1: lona Smitley, Barbara Morrison, Leah Andrews, Judy McKean, Burdetta White, Gloris Duff, Donna Kirchenbauer, Harriet Gerber, Bonnie Simons, Eleanora Fisher. Row 2: Arlene Ogg, Nira Miller, Carol Klusman, Mary Ann Swearingen, Jacquie Hite, Marilyn Mauller, Pat Uause, Kat.iieen Volfscn, Carol Agler. Row 3: Betty Anderson, Marilyn Fuelling, Shirley Drake, Pauline Roth, Ilene Shaffer, Lois Ballard, Susan Bowman, Phyllis Barr, Betty Johnson. Third Picture: Row 1: Ann McKean, Alice Slusher, Virginia Koenig, Jean Ann Potts, Winona Miller, Gaynel Lankenau, Carol Elzey, Rosemary Hetrick, Pat Treon. Row 2: Lois Strahm, Neomi Wenger, Marilyn Jaberg, Karen Striker, Sunya Stucky, Sharlene Lehman, Marilyn Robinson, Shirley Fuelling, Barbara Cole. Row 3: Jane Rayer, Shirley Zimmerman. Barbara DeVore, Shirley Workinger, Beverly Elliot, Carol Baumgartner, Joan Kru e, Louann Davidson, Sharon Kimble, Carolyn Strickler. Fourth Picture: Row 1: Jean Kallenberger, Jo Ann Johnson, Carolie Nelson, Shirley Sudduth, Betty Brunner, Naomi Brunner, Janet Hott, Ruth Busse, Marlene Snyder. Row 2: Norma Agler, Willa Mae Goeltz, Madeline Friend, Marvene Krick, Marilyn Kirchenbauer, Car- olyn McDougal, Janet Smith, Lenora Brennan. Row 3: Janelle Sheets, Nanna Aurand, Carol Bowman, Sally Roth, Carol Seitz, Sammie Sipe, Delores Wolfe, Charna Lake, Janet Everhart. 43 Seventy voices blending beautifully make up the Decatur High School Choir which is under the able leadership of Miss Helen Hau- bold. The Choir has sung for numerous activities during the school year. The first appearance was the annual concert in November, during the open house for parents. The second ap- pearance was the program during Spiritual Emphasis Week. Appearances to the Rotary Club, Chamber of Commerce, and our Christ- mas Play were the pre-Christmas activities. The Operetta Jewels of the Desert, Bacca- laureate, and Commencement are programs yet to come. The choir sponsored a dance and two won- derful assembly programs. The programs were the group from the Cincinnati Con- servatory of Music, and the Singing Hoosiers from Indiana University. The officers elected this year were Jack Petrie, President; George Bair, Vice-Presi- dent; Harriet Gerber, Secretary, and Bonnie Simons, Treasurer. Much praise and many thanks go to Car- ol Elzey, the Choir ' s able accompanist. Although many seniors will vacate their places, we are sure the underclassmen will fill in and strive to make the Choir next year as fine as it was this year. Row 1: Beverly Lister, Mary Ann Swearingen, Nancy Callow, Marilyn Mauller, Deloris Thieme, Irene Thieme, Shirley Mitchell, Mar.iorielu Hill, Donna Kirchenbauer, Eleanora Fisher, Doris Krueckeberg, Evelyn Rash, Helen Mowery. Row 2: Esther Bleeke, Arlene Ogg, Jacquie Hite, Pauline Lobsiger, Frances Morris, Joan Andrews, Carol Klusman, Caroline Alger, Wauneta Weldy, Sharon Strickler, Mary Ann Owens, Betty Lehrman, Janet Seitz, Grace Call. Row 3: Cathy Wolfson, lona Smitley, Rheta Butcher, Amy Lou Reynolds, Pat Gause, Bonnie Simons, Mari- lyn Hoblet, Barbara Hilyard, Harriet Gerber, Dianne Linn, Margaret Harris, Ann Deitsch, Carol Roeder, Nira Miller, ean Barber. Row 4: Jerry Lister, Bob Lane, Merlin Johnston, Ervin Ewell, Harold Bohnke, Gary Erekson, Jack Petrie, Ralph Bollinger, Curtis Jones, Norman Schieferstein, Floyd McBride. Row 5: George Bair, Dick Reidenbach, D wight Sheets, Ned Myers, David Owens, Ralph Busse, Eugene Hoffman, Kenneth Nash, Emil Kiefer, Ronnie Bassett, Bob Doan, Sam Gilbert. Upper Left: Choir ' s Christmas Dance Lower Left: Officers: Bonnie Simons — Treasurer George Bair — Vice-President Jacl Petrie — President Harriet Gerber — Secretary Inset: Accompanist — Carol Elzey Directress — Helen Haubold ■15 Dear old D. H. S. is going to seem rather empty next year when our very able and tal- ented director retires. We are certainly go- ing to miss Sell. We will never forget the many favors he has done for us, the patience he has had with us, and the many dimes he has passed out to us at the games and pa- rades. Our activities this year were a lot of fun, especially one. Our band visited Indiana Uni- versity and participated in one of the larg- est band parades ever held with 5,500 musi- cians participating. This group was made up of 112 high school bands. Believe me, that was an experience we shall never forget, and it was a beautiful spectacle to see. We felt very sad because Mr. Sellemeyer was not able to go with us due to his illness. Nevertheless, Lois White did a fine job of keeping order. We are proud of Lois, Pat, and Carol for their fine perform- ances. Our drum corps gave a fine showing at the Sectional Tournament. The Band gave a surprise party for Sell this year and Jacquie Hite, our president, presented him with an engraved plaque as ? gift of our appreciation to him. The best of luck to you, Sell, and to all future bands of D. H. S.! Group 1 — Doris Krueckeberg, Marilyn Jaberg, Frances Morris, Janet Hott, Mary Ann Owens. Group 2 — Kneeling: David Owens, Luther Schrock. Standing: Pauline Lobsiger, Harriet Gerber, Mar- garet Harris. Group 3 — Kneeling: RonalJ Seraur, Jacquie Hite. Standing: Sharlene Lehman, Jerry Johnson, Ron- nie Murphy, Jack Lawson, SaralynSu Braden. OFFICERS Jacquie Hite — President Shirley Fuelling — Secretary-Treasurer Ronnie Murphy — Sergeant-at-Arms Dan Thomas — Vice-President Majorettes: Pat Treon, Lois White, Carol Baumgartner Director: Mr. Albert Sellemeyer Group 1 — Kneeling: Carolyn McDougal, Marvene Krick. Standing: Mary Ann Swearingen, Gaynell Lankenau, Shirley Fuelling, Dan Thomas, Jean Ann Potts, Ronnie Robinson. Group 2 — Kneeling: Janet Smith, Sunya Robinson. Standing: Rosemary Hetrick, Marilyn Hoblet, Ann Deitsch, Carol Elzey, Jane Rentz. Group 3 — Marilyn Kirchenbauer, Dana Dalzell, Sheila Ahr, Ruth Busse, Janet Hetrick. operetta Jewels of the Desert Christmas Prosram Prosrams Top — Indiana Central Choir Center Left — Betty Byers Center Upper Right — IVIagi- cian Center Lower Right — Elec- tronics Bottom — Cincinnati Conserva- tory of Music Ensemble. Opposite Page: Top Left — Annie Fern Swart- out Top Right — Electronics Center Left — Piano and Vocal Center Right — The Holland Company Bottom Left — Second Grade Symphony Bottom Rigat — Ventriloquist Inset — The Magic of Electrici- ty Row 1: Jack McDonald, Eugene Fuelling. Les Sautbine. Ralph 3j sj, J.m M::s;is. RussuU Plumley. Henry Lchrmaii. Rjw 2: Marvin Gi ' Ote, Vernon Thiems, John Frank. Ronald Price, AU:;.-i G.ote, Walter L,eh man, Arnold Gerke. Row 3: Laroy Walters. Kenneth Schwaller. John Braun. Maurice ..l.llo.-. Wilbur Sch waller. RRA, V 1 J_h 1 3 jun — A sistant H c.eational : ' l,eader Vernon Thieme — Rec:eational 7_ieader Eugene Fuelling — Vice-President Row 1: Arnold Gerke — Reporter Allen Grote — Secretary Maurice Miller — Treasurer James Moses — President The F.F.A. chapter conducted several ac- tivities during the past year. Our main activi- ties were, Farm Safety, Pest Drive, and Gai-- den Seed Sales. We won first place in the County Pest Drive. Marvin Grote was our outstanding pest catcher. We think we pre- vented several farm accidents from occur- ring with our farm safety campaign. We sold $20.90 worth of garden seeds this year, with Russell Plumley, our top salesman. Our chapter awarded medals to the fol- lowing outstanding members: Activities, Jim Moses; De Kalb, John Frank; Scholar- ship, Ken Schwaller, and Farm Safety, Les Sautbine. 4 if?4 rUf Upper Left: Art Club Dance Upper Right: F. F. A. Party Center Right: 2nd Team Yell Leaders Inset: Dick Schaflfer, George Squires, Wal ter Kiess. Lower Left: F. H. A. Servers Lower Right: Dance after the game. ■ • . jspni ' ' ' yiMi M „««• i S«f ' - ' Wa ' TiEtJ. ■.. ;M. « tS aiiar ? !sSV fe j« -J-;rj« |- !v.--. ' aitf! 1I R ' irrJsiLa -. 2i££1. -„, -W ? -!__ L.:sg: v ' % ' .; Row 1: Roger Fruchte, Grover Odle, Dwight Sheets, Merlin Johnston, Bob Lane, Les Sautbine, Jack Petrie, Ralph Bollinger, Ralph Busse. Row 2: Norman Pollock, Jim Moses, Norman Schief jrstein, Gary Erekson, Bob Doan, George Bair, Vic Strickler, Harold Bohnke, Jerry Kolter, Luther Schrock, Burdette Custer, Curtis Jones, Joe Cowans. Merlin Johnston, Lester Sautbine, Ralph Busse, Grover Odle. Opposite Page: Row 1: Harold Bohnke, George Bair, Vic Strickler, Bob Lane. Row 2: Jim Moses, Roger Fruchte, Gai-y Erekson, Jack Petrie. Row 3: Norman Pollock, Ralph Bollinger, Jerry Kolter, Joe Cowans, Row 4; Bob Doan, Dwight Sheets. 56 Row 1: Donald Shaffer, Bob Baker, Jim Engle, Roger Pollock, Don Roop, Dan Thomas, Junior Conrad, Bob Brokaw, Larry Hutker. Row 2: Jack Lawson, Roger Blackburn, Bob Lobsiger, Phil Baker, Ronnie Murphy, Don Dale, Gary Simons, Phil Krick, Jim Rowley, Bob Wolfe, Jim Helm. Coaches: Bob Worthman, Hubert Zerkel, Jr., Deane Dorwin Managers: Norman Andrews, Dick Reidenbach. 58 The Jackets opened their 1950 football sea- son by losing to Bluffton in a hard-Iought game. The Jackets threatened the Tigers in the fourth quarter, but their threats were turned into the first defeat of the season. In the following game the Jackets traveled to Auburn. The Red Devils, having a definite size advantage, beat the Jackets 27-6. The Jackets marked up their first victory of the season against the Garrett Railroad- ers. Coach Bob Worthman and his Jackets proved they were not going to quit. In the next game, matching the Jackets with Port- land, Coach Worthman inspired in his boys confidence and the necessary fight to play a good game even though the Jackets were defeated 13-7. Decatur ran into some tough teams the next two games and lost to New Haven by a score of 27-0. Then traveling to Warsaw, they were handed another harsh defeat. Even though the Jackets were small and inexperienced, they proved again their de- termination bestowed upon them by Coach Worthman. They fell just short of defeating Columbia City. Doing even better in the next game, they gave the tough Hartford City eleven all they wanted. Although the Jackets were beater by a score of 27-13, they played their best game of the year. They demonstrated tn - passing and running offense splendidly an- proved to have a strong defense as well. They carried this spirit and fight with them against Concordia of Fort Wayne, but again proved to be just short of victory. Next came Central of Fort Wayne and old man winter. It rained, snowed, and hailed; yet the game went on. The fans were few, so few you could count them on the fingers of your two hands. Gradually, the fans became daring and they drove their cars up to the fence surrounding the field to watch the game from there. The Jackets having their poorest season as far as scores go, provided many thrills for the fans. They showed a never-dying spirit for which Coach Worthman and his teams are known. The season ' s record is as follows: Bluffton 12, Decatur 6. Auburn 27, Decatur 6. Decatur 12, Garrett 7. Portland 13, Decatur 7. New Haven 27, Decatur 0. Warsaw 34, Decatur 7. Columbia City 12, Decatur 6. Hartford City 27, Decatur 13. Fort Wayne Concordia 15, Decatur 7. Fort Wayne Central 25, Decatur 0. 59 The champions of three consecutive Sec- tional crowns have set a new record in Sec- tional standings. The previous record was two Sectional championships in a row. This was followed by a victorious first ,same of the Regional. The Jackets defeated kendallville in the afternoon game, 78 to 65, but they were defeated by Auburn in the second half of the evening game. Bob Worthman ' s hopes were high the en- tire season, for he had an experienced squad of six men. These were: Bair, Bohnke, Moses, Petrie, Sautbine, and Strickler, all lettermen of 1950, returning to play some of the best basketball of their careers. Yet this was not the only reason for Bob ' s confidence. In this year ' s team he had the mental attitude he had been working to de- velop for three years. This was the attitude to work and play together to the best of their ability as a team of ten boys and not as one boy. This feeling of co-operation and sincerity was first in each player ' s mind, and the play- er thought of himself last. In the dressing room after one game, the comment was made, You didn ' t get many points tonight. The answer was, I didn ' t get many points but I helped win. The boys practiced together and worked hard, individually and as a group. As a re- sult when the team won, all ten boys felt that they had won. When we lost, all ten shared the defeat. At a basketball meeting Mr. Brown made this comment, You boys must love each other like brothers on the basketball floor and leave your personal differences at home. ' This was the spirit and feeling with which every boy played. The team as a group set many scoring rec- ords for future teams to work for. Through- out the entire Sectional the team scored more than sixty points in each game. Then moving to the Regional, they still remained above sixty by setting an all-time Ft. Wayne Regional team scoring record of 78 to Ken- dallville ' s 65. Not to be let down the team Row 1: Vic Strickler Row 2: Les Sautbine, George Bair, E wight Sheets Row 3: Gary Erekson, Harold Bohnke, Roger Fru ' hte Row 4: Jack Petrie, Jim Moses, Gene Morrison 60 scored 61 to Auburn ' s 76 in the final game of this season. To let you know how Bob felt about the team, here are some of his comments. At Ft. Wayne Bob was asked who his starting five were, and this is his answer. I have no start- ing five; my team is built around ten fine athletes. The boys, being very nervous about the Sectional games, were told this by Mr. Dor- win: No matter what happens today the sun will rise tomorrow. Thanks to comments like these and bril- liant coaching and the correct attitude, the team established many basketball records, and developed a good sportsmanlike attitude never to be forgotten. We Geneva Bluff ton Berne Concordia South Side New Haven Wabash Columbia City Garrett Warsaw Concordia Huntington Auburn Kendallville Bluffton Berne Central, Ft. Wayne Portland They 65 34 52 54 56 36 64 48 38 46 58 69 54 35 75 28 63 53 51 56 53 35 58 48 54 67 51 58 57 53 68 44 60 44 •57 80 Coaches: Bob Worthman, Deane Dorwin Front Row: Lester Sautbine, Eugene Morrison, Gary Erekson, Jim Moses, Dwight Sheets. Baclc Row: Robert Worthman — Coach, Roger Fruchte, Ferris Kohne Harold Bohnke, Vic Strickler, Kent Koons, George Bair, Jack Petrie, Deane Dorwin — Assistant Coach. 62 Second Team Front Row: Junior Conrad, Bob Brokaw, Kenneth Everett, Richard Duff, Norman Pollock, Russell Plumley. Back Row: Norman Schieferstein. Lisle Knittle, Burdette Custer, Gerald Kolter, Roger Cole, Eugene Vetter, Jim Helm. Upper left: Decatur vs. Central. Upper right: Student Managers — Dick Reidenbach, Don Roop, Grover Odle. Lower left: Good one! ! Lower right: My first speech? f, L ' k A Row 1: Kneeling — Lester Sautbine, Dick Duflf, Don Reinking, Junior Conrad, Larry Vizard, Norman Pol- lock, Russell Plumley, Don Roop. Row 2: Luther Schrock, Allen Grote, Jack Petrie, Gene Vetter, Gary Erekson, Lisle Knittle, Ralph Busse, Harold Bohnke, Henry Lehrman, Jim Helm, Leroy Walters, Ronnie Murphy. The weatherman, as usual, is causing Mr. Dorwin and his team a lot of worry this year. As yet, the team has not been snowed out. In fact, they have had fairly good base- ball weather. The Jackets lost the first game of the season to Berne, but they came roaring back to defeat Woodburn. The third game of the season sent the Jackets to Bluffton for their first N.E.I.C. baseball game of the season. The Jackets came home victorious from their first N.E.I.C. game. Mr. Dorwin and his baseball teams are well known in the Northeastern Indiana Conference. They have won the N.E.I.C. championship 10 out of 13 times since 1938. During the other three years the champion- ships were won by Kendallville, Warsaw, and Hartford City. Coach Dorwin and his team are striving to bring home another N.E.I.C. championship this year. The lettermen returning this year are Petrie, Pollock, Busse, Sautbine, Strickler, and Bohnke. Moses, another letterman of last year, is on the track team. Other squad members are named under the picture. Mr. Dorwin has arranged a good schedule with the following teams: Berne (2) , Wood- burn (2), Bluffton (2) (N.EJ.C), Geneva (1), Marion (2), Willshire (2), New Haven (N.E.I.C), and Warsaw (N.E.I.C.) 64 f iM Coach: Deane Dorwin Row 1: Kneeling — Don Aurand, Tony Custer, Jim Carter, Bob Baker, Gary Simons, Jim Raw ley, Roger Blackburn, Phil Krick, Jim Engle, Bob Lobsiger, Don Lehman, Roger Pollock, Allen Cole, Paul An- drews, Larry Hutker, Dick Gaskill, Jim Nelson, Merlin Johnston. Row 2; Phil Baker, Ronnie Secaur, .ack Lawson, Norman Schieferstein, Jim Moses, David Owens, Dwight Sheets, Curtis Jones, George Bair, Roger Fruchte, Dick Winteregg, Roger Cole, Ferris Kohne, Kent Koons, Bob Brennan, John Brummer, Thurman Sudduth, Douglas Thompson, Dan Thomas. Track Forty-seven hopefuls answered the call of Coach Bob Worthman and Assistant Coach Harry Dailey when track season opened. Of the 47 hopefuls only five were lettermen. These were B. Doan (mile) ; G. Bair (shot put) ; and D. Winteregg, D. Sheets, and R. Fruchte, dashes. These boys formed the nu- cleus of the team. Along with these were a few underclassmen who formed the rest of the team that carried the banner for D. H. S. this year. This year ' s schedule thus far: Victories Bluffton (Dual Meet) Huntington, Hartford City (Triangular Meet) 66 Portland (Dual Meet) County Meet South Side (Fresh.-Soph.) Defeats Central (Dual Meet) Columbia City (Dual Meet) Central, Central Catholic (Triangular Meet) Bluffton, Columbia City (Fresh.-Soph.) The boys are now looking forward to the Sectional which is to be held at the South Side track in Fort Wayne in the near future. Next year Mr. Worthman and Mr. Dailey are going to have a year of rebuilding, but they should have a good season since a group of promising trackmen are returning. Country The 1950 cross-country season has gone into history, but its record was good for the compe- tition afforded. They had only a few meets, but their record was impressive in every one. The record is as follows: Victories Central Catholic North Side (Fresh.-Soph.) Losses South Side Kendallville Coaches: Harry Dailey, Bob vVnrthinan By losing to Kendallville, the ' 50 team thereby lost the N. E. I. C. crown too, since they were the only two teams fielding cross- country teams in the conference. The boys getting letters this year were: Dick Winteregg, Bob Brennan, and David Owens — seniors; Kent Koons, Don Reinking, Jerry Carter, and Ronnie Secaur — soph- omores, and Dick Gaskill and Harold Norris — freshmen. With a lai-ge group of returning letter- men. Coach Dailey should have no trouble in producing a good team next year. Front Row: Jerry Carter Harold Norris, Don Reinking, Don Lehman, Dick Gaskill, Ronnie Secaur. Back Row: Bob Brennan, Dick Winteregg, Kent Koons, David Owens, Allen Cole. 07 Row 1; Dorcus Davidson, Belva Miller, Jeanette Hahnert, Janice Landrum, Patty Byrd. Row 2: Joyce Franklin, Arlene Myers, Phyllis Elliot, Anita Smith, Carolyn McDonald. Row 3: Greta Erekson, Dana Dalzell, June Edwards, Kay Johnson, Barbara McBride. Row 4: Gwen Hilyard, Sara Gerber, Jane Rentz, Beverly Douglas, Jackie Reidenbach. Row 5: Janelle Sheets, Sheila Ahr, Colleen Lobsiger, Barbara Bailer, Brenda Levy. Row 6: Shirley Siders, Carol Roop. Qirls Athletics While reading about athletics, we come again to the section on girls ' sports. This year, as usual, Miss Walters, the girls ' instructor, kept us busy with games such as kickball, deck tennis, volleyball, and, of course, calisthen- ics with their rhythmic ups and downs. The favorite sport, however, is basketball. Each year, as the basketball season begins, the girls in each class form teams and battle back and forth during the season. At the end of the season, a class tourney is held. For the second year the girls of the class of ' 51 won the tourney, V A ' X 1 Girls ' Athletic Director: Miss Rebecca Walters 68 defeating the juniors in the first game and the sophomores in the final. Now that spring is here, the class- es will be going to Worthman Field or Lincoln playground for softball which is entered into with as much enthusiasm and interest as any of the other sports. Row 1: Frances Morris, Marjorielu Hill. Row 2: Saralyn Su Braden, Dianne Linn, Margaret Harris, Doris Krueckeberg. Marilyn Mauller, Pat Gause, Rheta Butcher, Jacquie Hite, Bonnie Simons, Carolyn Alger. Row 1: Pat Treon, Rosemary Hetrick, Lois Strahm, Sharlene Lehman, Barbara Cole. Row 2: Sunya Stucky, Carol Elzey, Karen Striker, Marilyn Jaberg, Shirley Fuel- ling. Row 1: Norma Agler, Janet Hetrick, Mar- vene Krick, Marilyn Kirchenbauer, Carol Seitz. Row 2: Willa Mae Goelz, Lenor Brennan, Carol Bowman, Sally Roth, Ruth Busse. Top Picture — Row 1: John Brunner, Dick Reidenbach, Bob Doan, Sam Gilbert. Row 2: Merlin Johnston, Bob Brennan, Grover Odle, Curtis Jones, Ralph Bollinger. Row 3: Luther Schrock, Ralph Busse, Kenneth JJash, Douglas Thompson. Center — Row 1: Larry Vizzard, Jerry Carter, Don Roop, Dick Gaskell, Fred Dellinger, Don Aurand. Row 2: James Rennels, Ronnie Secaur, Roger McDonald, Carl Johnson, Don Lehman, Don ShafTe. ' , ' i ' hurman Sudduth. Row 3: Dan Thomas, Tony Custer, Jim Murtaugh, Bob Wolfe, Ronnie Murphy, Alan Cole, Bob Black. Lower — Row 1: Bob McCurdy, Roger Eichenauer, Dwight McCurdy, Paul laiston. Row 2: Robert Sprague, Bill Bowman, Bob Ochsenrider, Jerry Johnson, Irvin Myers. 70 Junior Mish This year ' s Junior High team, although it lost a few games at the beginning of the season, finished with a good record of 10 wins, and six losses. Fur- nishing the nucleus of this year ' s team were: Hancher, McDougal, Eley, Dull, and Neireiter. Others came along towards the end of the cam- paign; these are going to be the backbone of next year ' s team. These were: D. Strickler and Roger Strickler. Each year the City series is the feature attrac- tion. This year it was no different. Although it proved very disappointing in the first game, (we lost it by the score of 50-30) they came back strong to win the next two games in great fashion, 32- 24 and 24-20. Next year ' s team will have a high goal to reach if they expect to do as well as this year ' s team. The season ' s record is as follows: Jr. High 31 Monmouth 27 Jr. High 16 Geneva 35 Jr. High 25 Pleasant Mills 31 Jr. High 19 New Haven 50 Jr. High 30 St. Joe 50 Jr. High 24 Hartford 20 Jr. High 31 Monmouth 23 Jr. High 31 Berne 25 Jr. High 31 Harrison Hill 29 Jr. High 26 Pleasant Mills 29 Jr. High 22 Bluffton 21 Jr. High 32 St. Joe 24 Jr. High 35 Bluflfton 25 Jr. High 29 Berne 18 Jr. High 18 Geneva 31 Jr. High 24 St. Joe 20 Coach: Sylvester Everhart Row 1: Roger Strickler, Roger Dull, Dave Halterman, Jerry Hair, Ronnie Vetter, Freddie McDougal. Row 2: Harlan ShaiTsr, Don Stricliler, John Neireiter, Roger Eley, Max Hilyard, Bill Hancher.  !• ' • Index Adams and Cort Theaters 88 Anspaugh Studio 73 Ashbaucher ' s Tin Shop 88 Bag Service 97 Baker Plumbing and Heating Co. 97 Beam ' s Oil Service 88 Beaver ' s Oil Service 88 Begun ' s Clothing Store 89 Berne Witness 74 Bixler, N. 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Monroe St. COMPLIMENTS of BURKE ' S STANDARD SERVICE Corner of Winchester and Mercer Compliments of COLE ' S MARKET 97 COMPLIMENTS OF THE COMMERCIAL PRINT SHOP 210 S. Second St. Decatur, Indiana COMMUNITY GAS OIL FUEL OIL DELIVERIES 7th Adams Sts. Phone 3-2909 COMPLIMENTS CULLIGAN SOFT WATER SERVICE C. ZiNER J. ElBERSON Phone 3-3214 DECATUR, INDIANA COMPLIMENTS of DECATUR AUTO SUPPLY 140 South 2nd St. Phone 3-2600 Compliments of D. and T. STANDARD SERVICE Chalmer Debolt Bill Tutewiler 13th Monroe Phone 3-2516 ED PAT ' S LI-KOME CAFE Hi-way North 27 Decatur, Indiana Phone 3-3857 FORTNEY ' S SHOE REPAIR SHOP We Rebuild the Factory Way WITH Shoe Factory Equipment 162 S. Second St. For Better Health— See . DR. H. FROHNAPFEL Your Chiropractor and Naturopath and Concept - ologist Have an X-Ray of your spine Corner Third and Madison Sts. Phone 3-2015 In Decatur Since 1921 98 Exclusive Ladies ' READY-TO- WEAR Shop for Beautiful Clothes and Hosiery l cTTOREj QlJftLITy COMPLIMENTS OF GATS MOBILE SERVICE Cor. Monroe 13th St. Phone 3-2516 TRY our delicious down donuts for parties and other events GERBER S 118 E. Monroe St. HABEGGER HARDWARE Crosley Appliances — A.B.C. Washers Complete Hardware — Sporting Goods Ralph Habegger Phone 3-3716 HALTERMAN S STORE formerly the Douglas Store Dry Goods, Ready-to- Wear 103 North 2nd St. Decatur, Ind. Compliments of HARMAN S MARKET 1107 W. Adams Phone 3-3806 Free Delivery HAUGK HEATING APPLIANCES Appliances - Heating • Plumbing Radios and Refrigerators by PHILCO For Quality the World Over From Roof to Cellar Insure with Heller BOB HELLER Real Estate and Insurance Heller Building Phone 3-4106 Buyer or Seller See Bob Heller 99 Highway Service Station FRITZ ELLSWORTH Decatur, Indiana Skelly Gasoline and Motor Oils, U. S. Tires - Auto Repairing and Body Works OUR MOTTO IS HIGHEST QUALITY - - LOWEST PRICE DRUGS-SCHOOL SUPPLIES KODAKS-PAINTS HOLTHOUSE DRUG CO. The Nyal Store GAS FOR LESS HOOSIER PETE 13th and Nuttman Phone 3-4416 ROY S. JOHNSON and NED JOHNSON Auctioneers Real Estate 144 South 2nd Phone 3-3606 Quality Footwear X-Ray Fitted KAYFS SHOE STORE 154 No. Second St. Phone 3-2933 Decatur, Ind. KOHNE DRUG STORE On East Side of Second Street BEST WISHES to CLASS OF 1951 HARMAN KRAFT U. S. 27 33 COMPLIMENTS of LANE ' S SHOE STORE 148 W. Monroe St. 100 LUTES FLOWERS Flower Arrangements Corsages Weddings We Wire Flowers Anywhere Phone 3-3304 MAIER HIDE FUR CO. ALL KINDS OF WASTE MATERIAL Louis Browarsky, Prop. Phone 3-4419 710 West Monroe COMPLIMENTS of Myers Home Auto Supply Your Firestone Dealer Corner Monroe and 3rd Phone 3-3301 PUBLIX Music Supplies Instruments - Records MUSIC INSTRUCTIONS Electric Appliances Sales Service 119 No. Second ym RADIOS REPAIRED RIGHT F. McCONNELL AND SONS Jobbers and Wholesalers TOBACCO — CIGARS and CONFECTIONS Phone 3-4100 COMPLIMENTS of MURPHY ' S BARBER SHOP MYERS ' POPCORN SHACK Carmel Crisp Home Made Candies Candy Bars Taffy Apples 207 Court Street FLOWERS PHONE 3-2971 1315 West Adams St. Flowers by Wire 101 COMPLIMENTS of RICE HOTEL RIVERSIDE GARAGE 24 hr. Wrecker Service Wheel Alignment Wheel Balancing We Repair All Make Cars Phone 3-3312 ROOP ' S HOME STORE GROCERIES and MEATS 115 11th St. Phone 3-2756 COMPLIMENTS of RUTH ' S BEAUTY SHOP 216 West Adams PHONE 3-2613 SMITH ' S DAIRY Grade A PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS Phone 3-3016 Decatur Indiana Compliments of STEURY LOCKER SERVICE COMPLIMENTS i of STRAHM GROCERY Comer 9th and Nuttman STYLE SHOP LADIES READY TO WEAR COMPLETE LINES DRESSES, LINGERIE, SWEATERS SPORTSWEAR 139 West Madison 102 THE SUTTLES COMPANY INSURANCE Farm Loans Real Estate DECATUR, INDIANA UHRICK BROTHERS Electrical Appliances Sporting Goods Paints Monroe St. Phone 3-4109 THE VOGUE BEAUTY SALON We Specialize in All Lines of Beauty Work OPERATORS B. Shell Luella Troyer Prop. 228 N. 2nd St. Phone 3-3702 WIN-RAE DRIVE IN North 13th St. TEEPLE TRUCK LINE Fort Wayne - Richmond Local and Long Distance Moving Phone 3-2607 Decatur Main Office VERA S BEAUTY SHOPPE WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL LINES OF BEAUTY WORK Especially Radio Waves 128 No. 4th St. Phone 3-3714 WALL ' S BAKERY We Cater to All Special Occasions Phone 3-4326 COMPLIMENTS of WYLIE FURNITURE CO. 103 Autographs 3 fl gi V «. ' •¥