Decatur High School - Ravelings Yearbook (Decatur, IN)

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JUNIOR HONOR ROLL: First Row: Ann Allwein, Judy Heare, Janet Fugafe, Meg Kocher, Rita Spence. Second Row: Cheryl Sapp, Jane Burk, Polly Bonifos, Carolyn Cook, Marilyn Knudsen. Third Row: Tom Baxter, Rick Ortiz. Fourth Row: Ken Riffle, John Beeler, Buster Melchi, Craig McEwan, Gary Shultz, Rick Doty. SOPHOMORE HONOR ROLL: First Row: Jean Swickard, Penny Schmoll, Dorothy Smith, Potty Beam, Darleene Richards. Second Row: Jane Tumlin, Carole Mitch, Susan Ostermeyer, Kathy Thieme, Karen Wine. Third Row: Tim Singleton, Jim Brown. Barry Barnett, Chuck Martindill, John Eichenauer, Steve Kaye. FRESHMAN HONOR ROLL: First Row: Linda Riess, Linda Heare, Carol Smith, Debbie Bultemeier, Susan Thieme, Carol Hoverman. Second Row: Karen Wolfe, Nora Rawlin- son, Sim Hain, Jane Macklin, Sharon Straub. Third Row: Dick Cowan, Tom Schnepf, Dave Snell, Dan Miller, Dave Smith, Steve Kohne.

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SCHOLASTIC ' D ' WINNERS: First Row: Dan Heller, Tom Mcintosh, Paul Feller, Dove Swickard, Rita Norquest, Cheri Bollenbacher, Cynthia Cravens, Colleen Kelly, Alice Schroeder, Katy Smith. Second Row: Rita Spence, Meg Kocher, Craig McEwan, Ann All- wein, Jane Burk, Judy Heare, Janet Fugate. Third Row: Patty Beam, Dorothy Smith, Jean Swickard, Jane Tumlin. Fourth Row; John Beeler, Tim Singleton, Jim Brown, Rick Doty, Marilyn Knudsen, Tom Baxter, Scholars and D-Winners It is a custom at Decatur High School to honor those who have attained a high degree of scholastic ability. In accordance with this, at each grading period an Honor Roll is posted. To be on this list, one must have received at least two A ' s and no C ' s. This honor group is made up of about nine per cent of the student body. For special achievement, letter awards are given. Any student who has been on the honor roll every grading period for a year is given an Old English D in recog- nition of this achievement. SENIOR HONOR ROLL: First Row: Gloria Harvey, Cheri Bollenbacher, Candy Johnson, Nancy Witte, Katy Smith, Rita Norquest. Second Row: Alice Schroeder, Al Kuck, Colleen Kelly, Missy Moyciin, Shirley Painter. Third Row: Dan Heller, Steve Cause, Cynthia Cravens, Cindy Collier. Fourth Row: Tom Mcintosh, Tom Maddox, Paul Feller, Bob Ladd, Dave Swickard.

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Physical Sciences and Math Every year, as more students realize the importance of math in the present- day world, our classes in this area grow in size and number. Five courses are offered, from beginning algebra — which is the basic math course — to trigonome- try, which deals primarily with angles. (Jne year each of high school physics and chemistry is offered here. Many students study chemistry, for it is important in many fields of work. The chemis- try classes spend many profitable hours in the lab applying their knowledge. There are fewer students in the physics class, because it is the more difficult of the two, requiring more advanced math. This year, there were eleven in the class. Physics covers several topics — such as light, sound, electricity, and atom structure. Many interesting periods are used in the lab to discover the properties of matter and energy. Harry Dailey Merritt Alger Discovery of the World of M ■ ' Mad scientists create a Frankenstein. Dave Magley, Mary Eichenauer, Cynthia Cravens, Tom Maddox.