Decatur High School - Ravelings Yearbook (Decatur, IN)

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Row 1: Dewayne Agler, Stanley Al¬ ger, Karen Sue Allison, Jack Au- rand, Jack Barlett, Carolyn Sue Bassett, Gene Baxter, Edwin Bean, Helen Bollinger, Sara Brunne- graph. Row 2: Phyllis Mae Byrd, John Cole, Peter Dalzell, Max Danie ls. Shar¬ on Debolt, Ju3y Dedolph, John Dorwin, Connie Douglas, Sherian Drake, Robert Durbin. Row 3: Betsy Embler, Elaine Evans, Gloria Fugate, Linda Gambsy, Ronnie Garner, Mary Lou Gaunt, Judy Gephart, Katherine Goelz, Jay Gould, Sharon Gray. Row 4: Kenneth Hawkins, Ronnie Hesher, James Hullinger, Sharon Idlewine, Helen Irwin, Joyce Ir¬ win, John Isch, Marilyn Jefferies, Robert Johnson, Jerry Kaehr. Row 5: Tony Kelly, Stanley Kirk¬ patrick, James Klenk, Alice Krueckeberg, Jack Ladd, Dennis Lobsiger, Mary Ellen Longerbone, Charles Luhman, Twannette Mag- ley, Sharon Marbach. President, Jay Gould; secretary, Lincia Gamsby; treasurer, Gloria Fugate; vice-president, Paul Schmidt. Row 6: Janet McKean, Sharon Michaud, Virginia Miller, Rosita Osborne, Beverly Patrick, Don Peterson, James Plasterer, Sue Petrie, Chalmer Reinking, Sandra Reynolds. Row 7: Vera Roop, Jerry Rumple, Rita Runyon, Madge Scheiderer, Paul Schmidt, Fred Schott, Caro¬ lyn Wiegmann, Robert Wenger, Ellen Welch, Loraine Walters. Row 8: Ted Schrock, Charles Shaf¬ fer, Kathryn Shaffer, Beverly Singer, Donna Kay Small, Larry Smith, William Smith, Thomas Smit h, Glen Strickler, Larry Strickler. Row 9: Barbara Suttles, Lulubelle Swygart, LaVerne Thieme, Dale Troutner, Jane Uhrick, Kenneth VanHorn, Kent Varner, Virginia Vetter. On September 8, eighty-eight brand new Sophomores clamored up the steps of D. H. S. Can you believe it? I said sophomores! Before we could do anything else, we elected officers. They are Jay Gould, president; Paul Schmidt, vice-presi¬ dent; Linda Gamsby, secretary; and Gloria Fugate, treasur¬ er. Mr. Cobb was elected our sponsor this year. The dele¬ gates to the Student Council were Sherian Drake, Twannette Magley, and Jay Gould. This year we had the honor and distinction of being the first class to have its class dues collected. The school elected a sophomore, Barbara Suttles, as one of the second team cheerleaders. We were very well represented on all of the athletic teams this year. Last fall we opened our activities by sponsoring a dance, which was very successful. As is the custom, we went to Chicago for a tour of some of the highlights. We were chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. Cobb and Mr. and Mrs. Smith. Everyone had a very won¬ derful time. During the 1954-55 school year we averaged about 12 stu¬ dents on the honor roll each six weeks. Eight boys and eight girls had another inspiring adven¬ ture, serving at the Prom. 25