Decatur High School - Ravelings Yearbook (Decatur, IN)

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Row 1: Jaralee Magsamen, Ann Lehrman, Linda Jackson, Karen Robinson, Pat Girod, Gayle Custer, Marlene Bleeke, Elaine Lintermoot. Row 2: Elaine Cochran, Kay Stoppenhagen, Loretta Wass, Nancy Helm, Beverly Lambert, Ruth Roop, Jackie Burke. Row 3: Barbara Johnson, Jean Hoffman, Marie Bartlett, Kay Wynn, Eleanor Miller, Karen Call, Diane Sauer, Marna Wilson, Judy Hott, Mary Alice Kneuss, Ann McDonald. Row 4: Janice Kreischer, Judy Stauffer, Marjorie Goeltz, Sue Shackley, Pat MeCammon, Shirley Liby, Helen El¬ liott, Carolyn Amstutz, Kathleen Burke. Row 5: Larry Sheets, Jim Gay, Bob Frauhiger, Jim Reidenbach, Dave Sheets, Barbara Burk, Janet Fell, Janet Foor, Margaret Slusher. Row 1: Penny Longerbone, Sandy Baumann, Carol Bebout, Diane Rhodes, Cassie Strickler, Janice Aumann, De- lores Schroeder, Becky Maddox, Bruce Voshell, Charles Krueckeberg. Row 2: Pat Sovine, Carolyn Crozier, Monica Badenhop, Karen Zimmerman, Rosie Flora, Connie Kiess, Mary Sharp, Dave Clark, Herb Banning, Steve Dellinger, Ron Highland, Rex Allison. Row 3: Judy Brodbeck, Marceda Whetstone, Lois Gerke, Arlene Thieme, Pamela Walters, Etta Mae Soliday, Carolyn Taylor, Mike Thieme, Don Long, Leonard Bleeke. Row 4: Joe Smith, Terry Snyder, Mike Kaehr, Larry Daniels, Roger Fuelling, Larry Hill, Donald Thornton.

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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

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mmm skills OOLDEN RULt BECQGNITION building for tomorrow mutual cooperation CREATIVE THINKING 1 ASSEMBLIES—Few In Number But Varied In Interest mmwf As has been our custom for years, our Superintendent, Mr. Brown, spoke at the first assembly this year. On stage with Air. Brown was the Stu¬ dent Council. Air. Jose Silva brought with him a variety of banjoes and did a good job playing them. He is quite well known as Mr. Banjo. Mr. Paul Hansel, a vice president of Central Soya Co. challenged the pupils to “be champions” in all worth¬ while phases of life. Other programs ranged all the way from science to auto racing. 30