Decatur High School - Ravelings Yearbook (Decatur, IN)

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. 5eM or C -la President— Jim Baiimgartner Vice President— Ken Eliasson Secretary— Jo Ann ( Jones ) Baii- niann Treasurer— Judy Carpenter enic r v.yTo;io; ' Vo •Sl!)fiiaciif:- Row 1: Emily Swearingen, Linda Norris, Lucille Knittle, Barbara Kalver, Jane Wass, Jean Wass. Row 2; Joyce Smith, Janalee Smith, Janice Voshell, Ann Uhrick, Carolyn P ' rauhiger, Susan Custer. Roil ' 3; Dave Butcher, Dave Eichenancr, Ken Eliasson. Glen Rekeweg, Fred Locke. 23

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WASS, JANE MARLENE-Cheering Block 55; FHA 55, 56; Student Council 56; Treasurer of Class 56; Volleyball Intramurals 56, 57, 58; Vol- leyball Team 56, 57; Majorette 56, 57, 58; Drum Majorette 57, 58; Commercial Club 57; Choir 57, 58; Christmas Program 57, 58; Junior Play 57; Pop Concert 57, 58; Spring Festival 57, 58; Bas- ketball Intramurals 57, 58; Scholastic Letter 55, 56, 57, 58; Rotary Oratorical Contest 58. WASS, JEAN DARLENE-Cheering Block 55 FHA 55, 56; Secretary of FHA 56; Commercia Club 56; Volleyball Intramurals 56, 57, 58; Vol- leyball Team 56, 57; Basketball Intramurals 57 58; Majorette 56, 57, 58; Drum Majorette 57, 58: Jimior Play 57; Choir 57, 58; Choir Treasurer 58 Pop Concert 57, 58; Spring Festival 57, 58: Christmas Program 57, 58; Scholastic Letter 55 56, 57, 58. WITTWER, MICHAEL-Cheering Block 55, 56, 57, 58; Color Wheel 57, 58. WOLFE, MARJORIE ELIZABETH-F.H.A. 55, 56, 57, 58; F.H.A. Parliamentarian 57; F.H.A. Reporter 58; Volleyball Intramurals 57, 58; Vol- leyball Team 57; Commercial Club 57, 58; Cheering Block 58; Canteen Worker 55, 56. K enioy v .-lass .J tlstor ' On September 4, 68 of us entered the doors of De- catur, Jr.-Sr. High School to begin our final year of education. The first activity of the senior class was to elect officers and a sponsor. President— James Baumgart- ner. Vice-president— Ken Eliasson, Secretary— Jo Ann Jones, Treasurer— Judv Carpenter, Sponsor, Miss Vera. On November 19, the seniors sponsored the Stu- dent Day Sale. With the help of the whole student body, the Student Day Sale was very successful. In January the seniors visited the Court House to witness a naturalization ceremony as part of our citizensh ip training. On May 16, the Junior-Senior Prom was held. The Juniors did a wonderful job of planning and dec- orating around the theme Saynoara. The seniors will remember the Prom as one of the outstanding events of their high school career. Baccalaureate services were held on May 18, with Reverend C. E. Lykins of the Church of the Nazarene giving the message. The Senior Banquet was held on May 20. Finally on May 22, Commencement arrived. This was the night which all of us had been looking for with great anticipation. Dr. George E. Davis of Pur- due University gave a wonderful speech and then Dr. Burk presented the seniors with their diplomas. The Commencement dance followed after the grad- uation. After the dance entertainment was provided throughout the night by various organizations. Each senior has many wonderful memories of his whole high school career at D.H.S. We shall always remember D.H.S. and we shall consider ourselves fortunate to be graduates of D.H.S. 22

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Roiv 1: Rex Allison, Cheryl Ashbaucher, Janice Badenhop, Jerry Baumann, Ned Baumgartner, Connie Baxter. How 2: Jane Bedwell, Mike Beery, William Bischoff, Barbara Bleeke, James Bleeke, Leonard Bleeke. Row 3: Marlene Bleeke, William Bond, Betsy Burk, James Burk, Jacqueline Burke, Vernon Call. Roto 4: Richard Canales, Nicholas Conrad, James Corah, Karen Corey, Bill Courtney, Gayle Custer. Row 5: Larry Daniels, Steve Dellinger, Ann Rambo, Steve Edwards, Sara Eichenauer, Scarlett Feasel. Row 6: Ronald Feller, Jon Poor, Patrick Franklin, Larry Fravel, Rita Gantz, Susan Gerber. J- President— Steve Edwards Vice-President— Patrick Franklin Secretary— Ann Kocher Treasurer— Kathleen Schultz itniofs One of the first things we did last fall as upper classmen was to elect our class officers. Tney are as follows: president— Steve Edwards, vice-presi- dent—Pat Franklin, secretary— Ann Kocher, treas- urer—Kathleen Schultz, sponsor— Miss Weidler. The class trip to Detroit, Michigan, and Vind- sor, Canada, was undoubtedly one of the biggest high-lights of our junior year. Mr. ' ' orthman and Mr. Dorwin were kind enough to accompan • us on our trip. An enjoyable as well as educational time was had by all. The members of our class have participated in many of the schooFs activities such as F.H.A., F.F.A., Choir, Art Club, and manv of the junior boys were active in the D Club. We ended a very successful vear by entertain- ing the seniors at our higlily successful Junior Prom. 24