Decatur High School - Ravelings Yearbook (Decatur, IN)

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CONTENTS Administration Academic Organizations Activities Athletics Classes Advertising LIGHT FROM MANY LAMPS . . . Light from many lamps is the theme of the 1963 Ravelings. Each phase of activity at Decatur High School is related to symbolic meanings of light in our school life. We, the editors, have attempted to present the highlights of the 1962-1963 school year in an informal, informative way. We wish to thank all those who have been so kind and helpful this year. Members of the faculty, students, coaches, and many others have contributed through the year. Each time you browse through this book, we hope it will bring back memories of the good times which we had this school year. Dave Swickard Editor page 3 9 81 45 57 77 95

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Superintendent — Gail Grabill Our school administration is the light that leads the students forward. Mr. Gail Grabill is the Superintendent of the De- catur City Schools. Mr. Andrews is our principal. These two men, along with the faculty, advisors, school board, and secre- taries, make up the battery that keeps our school on the move. ADMINISTRATION - Lighting the Way for Faltering Steps Land was purchased east of Decatur for the new high school that is planned for the future. In addition to a modern building and better facilities, there will be a large athletic plant, and parking spaces. This move is seen to be one that will have lasting and beneficial effects on the school system of Decatur. Principal — Hugh Andrews