South Decatur High School - Cougarama Yearbook (Greenburg, IN)

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Wild, Wayout, And Warm. Blue jeans, dresses, overalls, and clothes your parents used to wear, are but a few of the outfits worn by South’s students. On Fifties Day the garb of that era transformed our students back 20 years. The traditional Senior-Dress-Down-Day found the Seniors wearing everything inside out. Boot day, clash day, button day, hat day, and maroon and white day were more of our special dress days. Farmers’ Day is the most enthusiastically follow- ed day of all. Everyone proudly dresses as farmers and in many instances they wear the actual clothes they wear at home in the barn. We are a rural com- munity and should a visitor drop in on Farmers’ Day and even so much as give a hint of scorn at our farmer’s garb, he had better be able to run mighty fast because, didn’t you know, “The Farmers are Great”? Gail Holcomb keeps her hands warm at a volleyball game at South Decatur.