Decatur High School - Ravelings Yearbook (Decatur, IN)

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ROW 1: Betty Smith, Ruth Roop, Margaret Slusher, Barbara Fawcett, Kathleen Walters, Diane Debolt, Pat Girod, Karen Robinson, Janet Brown, Donna Dedoph, Sharon Nern, Theresa Grace Kelsey, Lupe Serna, Ruth Cancino. ROW 2; Judy Hott, Mary Bassett, Sharon Voshell, Shirley Hundley, Gloria Wall, Judy Stauffer, Bobbilou Butler, Mary Lou Stetler, Mary Heller, Diane Hill, Kathy Ratliff, Phyllis Hodle, Sharon Magsamen, Pamela Anderson. ROW 3: Jackie Burke, Mary Alice Kneuss, Thelma Walters, Mary Thornton, Janice Kreischer, Bonnie Fulton, Shelia Fore¬ man, Marlene Hanni, Patsy Shaffer, Kathy Hullinger, Pamela Walters, Janet Fell, Betty O’Campo, Naomi Ladd, Beverly Lambert. ROW 4: Jean Conrad, Ann McDonald, Shirley Liby, Rita Glentzer, Charlene Feasel, Arlene Thieme, Patricia Death, Janet Foor, Marilyn Garwood, Ann Lehrman, Janet Brown. I FUTURE HOME MAKERS Sewing - Cooking - Planning One of the first things we did this year was elect the fol¬ lowing class officers: Pat Girod, president; Pat Sovine, vice- president; Mary Heller, secretary; Kathy Walters, treasurer; Beverly Stults, historian; Pat Death, parliamentarian; Karen Robinson, song leader. One of the things the F.H.A. has done this year was to have a chili supper at which the Freshmen were in charge. Instead of taking a trip this year, we decided to have a junior and Senior breakfast on the last day of school. OFFICERS— Seated: Mary Heller, Secy.; Kathy Walters, Trcas. Standing: Pat Sovine, Vice-pres.; Pat Girod, Pres.

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The Christmas program this year was, in general, a repeat of that of former years. With changes in reader and characters it is the same story of the Christ Child diat appeals to people year after year. Minor changes were made, but the story remained the same. CHRISTMAS PROGRAM Solemn and Impressive 26

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COMMERCIAL CLUB Somebody’s Good Future Secretary The commercial club is composed of junior and senior typing and shorthand students. Many activities were included in its program this year. The first activity was to elect officers. This was carried out successfully and the results were as follows: president, Linda Jackson; vice-presi¬ dent, Judy Hott; secretary, Ann Lehnnan; and treasurer, Pat McCammon. The most outstanding achievement of the year was the production of the 1959 Gabfest. From the efforts put forth by many students of the senior typing class and our supervisor, Mr. Hetrick, one of the most outstanding of all edi¬ tions was produced. The 1959 Commercial Club accomplished many worth while endeavors and we want to wish next year s club as much fun and success as we have had this year. V STVff OFFICERS Judy Hott Ann Lehrman Linda Jackson Patty McCammon vice-president secretary president treasurer GABFEST Bill Courtney, Sue Shackley, Judy Hott, Mary Alice Kneuss, Pat McCammon, Ann Lehrman, Linda Jackson. 28