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

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Wow, man! Just think maybe in a couple of years-------dreams Brian Ross.

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ALL-AMERICAN One of the most exciting times last spring was the arrival of a giant, wearing high heels. This tall guy was All-American Kent Benson. He was really sorta shy,” said one of the 8th grade boys, who was in one of the P.E. classes that Kent visited. He was so tall, he had to duck to get into the locker room,” said another student. While iq the P.E. classes, he taught them how to play defense and how to shoot a basket. The I.U. All-American basketball star came to South with his friend, Mr. Brad Winters, a student teacher who was also an I.U. team manager. At a convocation, he dunked a few baskets, which looked so easy for him, even with his arm in a cast. He chatted about the I.U. team and then gave a serious speech in which he said, No matter who you are there is al- ways someone who looks up to you.” (Everyone looks up to him, right??) So you should set a good example for others to follow.” Aw! Come on, guys, I can’t handle him alone. How about watching me Kent? 4

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ART MUSIC Charlie Brown, Lucy, Schroeder, and that dear love- able Snoopy from Schulz’s You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown”, performed at the Spring Musical. Co-directors, Joseph Pendleton and Harry Russell, directed many hours of practice. Costumes that were designed and made by the performers added a special touch. South Decatur’s Art Department, always noted for its fine work, continued its reputation with the 1976 Art Show. Mr. Ciscell and his Art students, seven through twelve, presented their best using old and new tech- niques. An old wood frame was built around the entire Art room to display wall hangings, hanging tables and chairs, potted plants, and macrames. Footstools and lamps along with two-dimensional art helped fill the room. The combined talents made it a memorable evening. 6 Donna Kroger and Peggy Hill are making a few finishing touches.