Decatur High School - Ravelings Yearbook (Decatur, IN)

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President, Max Eichenauer Vice-President, Judy Tutewiler Secretary, Margaret Azbell Treasurer, Kathy Shoaf SENIORS —Reflected In Qlorious Dignity On September 9, 1961, eighty-one seniors began their final year as students of D.H.S. The first activity of the year was to elect class officers: president, Max Eichenauer; vice-presi¬ dent, Judy Tutewiler; secretary, Margaret Az¬ bell; treasurer, Kathy Shoaf. Miss Weidler and Mr. Ketchum continued as our sponsors. The Student Day Sale was the primary money-making activity. Fine salesmanship, displayed by the entire student body, resulted in a successful sale. In November, in conjunction with our civics training, all seniors visited the Court House and witnessed the swearing in of the jury. The Junior-Senior Prom was held on May 18. The Juniors are to be commended for their fine job of planning and decorating around the theme “Rhapsody in Blue. The Seniors will forever remember this outstanding event. Baccalaureate services were held on May 20, with Rev. Richard C. Ludwig of the Zion Lu- O theran Church giving the message. The Senior Dinner was held in May at the high school gymnasium. This last get-together will also be remembered by the seniors. J On Thursday, May 24, the long-awaited day arrived; eighty-one seniors received their di¬ plomas after the inspiring commencement ad¬ dress given by Mr. M. O. Ross, President of Butler University. The Commencement Dance followed. Throughout the remainder of the night, the seniors and their dates were enter¬ tained by various civic organizations of Decatur. Fond memories of dear old D.H.S. are shared bv each and everv senior. ✓ J 27

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MICHAEL WORTHMAN Adams Central High School 59, 60, 61; French Banquet 62; Golf 62; Cheering Bloc 62. RONALD ZIMMERMAN Adams Central High School 59, 60, 61; Commercial Club 62; Color Wheel 62. SENIOR CREAMS First row: Ruth Cancino, Donna Corey, Trinidad Vergara, Isabel Costello, Ruth Koenig, Sonja Strahm, Virginia Foor. Second row: Nan Kelly, Karen Lough, Judy Tutewiler, Susie Mayclin, Monica Marklund, Dianna DeBolt. Third row: Alice Lillich, Linda Aeschliman, Janelle Everhart, Ruth Soliday, Judie Burk, Janet Habegger. Fourth row: Cheryl Shaekley, Karen Thieme, Charlotte Fuelling, Sharon Sudduth, Dorothy Bleeke, Shirley Harden, Sally Hahn, Janeen Augsburger. 26

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Larry Affolder, Donna Allison, Robert Andrews, Russell Augsburger, James Railer, Harold Ballard. Delbert Baumgartner, John Bedwell, David Beery, Donna Bixler, Roger Bixler, Sylvia Bleeke. Cheryl Bollenbacher, Fred Brecht, Sheri Brod- beck, Ilo Brown, Daniel Butcher, Kathleen Call. Von Call, Thomas Car¬ penter, Bette Castle, Cynthia Collier, Ben Col¬ ter, Roger Conrad. JUNIORS—With The first activity of the 1962 Junior Class was to elect officers. They were Jim Martin, president; Dave Gay, vice-president; Janet Reinking, secre¬ tary; Ben Colter, treasurer. Our Sponsors were Mrs. Schnepf and Mr. Dorwin. During the year we sponsored two dances both of which were very successful. We were well represented in all of the activities of the school, such as Art Club, F.H.A., F.F.A., Hopes to Attain Choir, Commercial Club, Honor Roll, band, in¬ tramurals, and “D” Club. On April 13 under the direction of Mrs. Schnepf and Mr. Dorwin, we presented two one-act plays entitled “Beat it, Beatnik,” and “No Greater Love.” Both were well received by the audience. Our last activity was entertaining the seniors at the Junior-Senior Prom. William Conrad, Thom¬ as Cowans, Cynthia Cravens, Arthur Crozier, shirley C u m m i n g s, Thane Custer. Joyce Daniels, Jerry Davis, Larry Davis, Ken¬ neth Dawson, Roger De- Roo, Joanna Drake. Mary Eichenauer, Paul Feller, Richard Fravel, Diana Gase, Steven Gause, David Gay. Nancy Gephart, Thomas Gray, Karen Grice, Carl Hakes, Eileen Hanni, Gloria Harvey.