Decatur High School - Ravelings Yearbook (Decatur, IN)

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FOREWORD Daily, reflections of the yesterdays pass in review before our minds, and we re-live today in memory, the experiences that were ours in days past. Such reflective moments help us to evaluate ourselves, to correct past errors, and enhance past triumphs. It is interesting to see how one reacts when he sees reflections of him¬ self in good, bad, or embarrassing moments. It is as though we see mirrored scenes from the past; scenes of which we are a part, and yet scenes from which we are strangely aloof. We would bring to you some of those Reflections of 1961-1962. Judie Burk, Ed. 4

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CHRISTMAS REFLECTS Religious Solemnity The Christmas story, very old but ever new, was brought again this year in words, scenes, and music. The choir and band presented the music, the theme of each scene was set by ex¬ cerpts from the Gospel of Luke, and various im¬ portant scenes of the Narratives of Nativity were presented on stage. The high point was the very impressive, ever beautiful scene “The Adoration. Reader— A1 Townsend; Art Assistant —Diana DeBoit; Lights —Paul Feller.