Decatur High School - Ravelings Yearbook (Decatur, IN)

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Dale Hawkins, Daniel Heller, Kenneth Hill, Leonard Hilyard, Dianna Hneston, Steven Jacobs. Marcia Jessup, Candace Johnson, Ronald Johnson, Colleen Kelly, Carol Kiess, Robert Ladd. Alyce Lankenau, Sandra Liby, Pamela Lister, Richard McClure, Robert McClure, Thomas McIn¬ tosh. Thomas Maddox, David Magley, James Martin, Melissa Mayclin, Carmen Mendoza, Linda Michels. JUNIOR OFFICERS President, Jim Martin Vice-President, Dave Gay Secretary, Janet Reinking Treasurer, Ben Colter Doyt Miller, Virginia Mills, Rita Norquest, Shirley Painter, Ralph Peterson, Donald Poling, Tony Reiff. Janet Reinking, David Riehle, Gary Ross, Me¬ lissa Ruby, Nola Schief- erstein, Alice Schroeder, Marilyn Scott. Bonnie Shaffer, Jerry Shaffer, Kathleen Smith, Evelyn Snyder, Rex Striekler, Edward Sut- tles, David Swickard. Ronald Thieme, Michael Tussing, Helen Walters, Robert Webert, Homer Whetstone, Carolyn Wolfe, Zane Zwick.

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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.

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Jean Aeschliman, Ann Allwein, Tom Arnold, Steve Bailey, David Bak¬ er, Sammy Baumann. ! Joe Baumgartner, Tom Baxter, John Beeler, Donna Birch, Chuck Bischoff, Polly Bonifas. Kay Bowman, Lois Brod- beek, Nora Lea Brown, Donna Burk, Jane Burk, Amelia Canales, Elsie Canales. Stella Canales, Tom Christen, Patty Collins, Terry Conrad, Carolyn Cook, Dennis Cookson, Mark Corral. SOPHOMORES—We’re Qetting There The Sophomore Class of “62 had a great year, both in school studies and in sports. Many took academic courses to prepare for college. Such courses were Latin II, mathematics, history and English. The class sponsored several dances and had a picnic. The Class officers were president, Gary Schultz; vice-president, Margaret Kocher; secre¬ tary, Jane Burk; treasurer, Donna Burk. In sports we did very well. The new wrestling team included many sophomore boys. Their rec¬ ord consisted of 1 win and 4 losses. In basketball, the second team, which is comjDosed of sophomore boys, had 9 wins, and 11 losses. Golf, track and baseball had a good representation from sopho¬ mores. The sophomore girls had their share of sports. Many girls participated in volley ball. Caroline Crone, John Custer, Karen Daniels, Roger Death, Richard Doty, Sandra Dull. Daniel Eyanson, Linda Fath, Gerald Frauhiger, Janet Fugate, Charlotte Gephart, Nancy Gerber, Diana Girod. Ritale Glentzer, Manuel Gonzalez, Nathen Gon¬ zalez, Carolyn Gould, Jerry Gray, Sharon Har¬ den, Kathryn Harding. Sandra Harner, Steve Hazelwood, Judith Heare, Kathy Hill, Bill Hullinger, Bob Jaurique, Alan Kalver.