Decatur High School - Ravelings Yearbook (Decatur, IN)

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First Row: Jean Kallenberger, Neil Keller, Lloyd Kelsey, Jim Kingsley, Marilyn Kirehenbauer, Marvene Krick, Phil Kriek. Second Row: Charna Lake, Don Lehman, Carolyn McDougal, Carolie Nelson, Roger Pollock, Dick Rambo, Nora Ray. Third Row: Marcella Roth, Jim Rowley, Carol Seitz, Don Shaffer, Gary Simons, Janet Smith, Marlene Snyder. Fourth Row: Thurman Sudduth, Larry Vizard, Delight Wagner, Bonnie Welker, Delores Wolfe. Many juniors made themselves prominent in activities such as Choir, Pep Champs, Howling Hosts, F.F.A., F.H.A., Art Club, and Com¬ mercial Club. We made a trip to Detroit and Windsor, Canada, in the fall of 1952 under supervision of Miss Walters, Mr. Worthman and Mr. Dorwin. Everybody had a wonderful time. A very exciting event of the year was the Girls’ Annual class tourna¬ ment. The juniors, playing against the seniors in the final game, came through with a victory for their class. 17

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First Row: Tom Adams, Norma Agler, Paul Andrews, Don Aurand, Nana Aurand, Bob Baker, Barbara Black Second Row: Reger Blackburn, Carol Bowman, Dick Callow, Tony Custer, Bill Ditto, Ted Douglas, Verlin Egley. Third Row: Jim Engle, Janet Everhart, Madeline Friend, Eugene Fuelling, Dick Gaskill, Arnold Gerke, Willa Mae Goelz. Fourth Row: Marvin Grote, Jim Hakes, Janet Hetrick, Janet Hott, Tom Hurst, Larry Hutker, Joann Johnson. Class Officers: (Left to Right) Roger Pollock—Secretary Bill Ditto—President Gary Simons—Treasurer Larry Vizard—Vice-President amors At the very first of the school year the Junior class elected as their sponsor and class officers: President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor Bill Ditto Larry Vizard Roger Pollock Gary Simons Miss Weidler The Junior class opened the year by spon¬ soring two dances—the first a football victory dance and the second, a basketball dance. Both dances were very successful. The music for the basketball dance was supplied by a very excellent orchestra from North Side High School. Janet Hetrick, an energetic junior, is presi¬ dent of the D.H.S. Band. Many other talented juniors participate in the band and its activities. 16

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First Row: Sheila Ahr, Stanley Allison, Tom Aurand, Barbara Bailer, Jerry Bair, Bill Baumann, Marilyn Braun, Eugene Butcher. Second Row: Patty Byrd, Art Callow, Nancy Clark , Roger Cookson, Dana Dalzell, Buddy Daniels, Dorcas Dav¬ idson, Richard Debolt. Third Row: Beverly Douglas, Don Drake, Don Duff, June Edwards, Doyle Egley, Phylliss Elliott. Fourth Row: David Embler, Greta Erekson, Joyce Franklin, Shirley Garner, Sara Gerber, Gerald Grote, Jean¬ ette Hahnert, Dave Halterman. Class Officers: (Left to Right) Belva Miller—Treas. John Hammond—Vice-Pres. Ron Vetter—Pres. Gwen Hilyard—Sec. Fifth Row: Janice Hall, John Hammond, Bill Hancher, Gwen Hilyard, Max Hilyard, Dwight Hoffman, James Holt. omored September 3, 1952, found seventy-eight ingenious stu¬ dents, no longer freshmen, but sophomores, trudging back to dear old D. H. S. We weren’t quite sure whether to be jubilant because we were now upperclassmen or to look back upon our freshman days with saddened hearts and fond remembrances. This year three of our boys earned honor sweaters. They were Bill Hancher, Arthur Callow, and David Hal¬ terman. Nice going, boys! The McCurdy twins were the only two to shine in cross country. 18