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

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Special Events

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DANCING INTO THE EIGHTIES Eighties dances were fast and fun at South Decatur. We had all kinds of music — live bands and even Freddy Fever from WNAP. The buz- zard really rocked that night. Popu- lar music at this year's dances was New Wave.” We had a blast danc- ing our way into the eighties. 1. Everyone is enjoying themselves at the dance. 2. What is your question. Tess? 3. Does he sing that well, Darrel? 4 Is it Satur- day Night Fever. Richard? 5. Was the song that sad, Joyce? 6

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HAMILTON 1980 QUEEN South's first homecoming in the eighties was played against the Brown County Eagles. The game was very fast paced at the start, with the Eagles scoring in just over two minutes. Then Tony Arnett received the kickoff at the Cougar 25 yard line. Greg Cramer booted the ball for the extra point. The Cou- gars led 7-6! The Cougars led at the half 14-6. After a few bad breaks the Eagles won 24-14. At halftime, there were floats, class representa- tives, and the queen candidates and their escorts. The crowd anxiously waited for the crowning. “And the winner is, said Rita Hitchell, “Carol Hamilton. J.R. Stuart crowned Carol and made her the official 1980 Homecoming Queen. 1. South’s first Homecoming queen of the eighties, Carol Hamilton. 2. J.R. Stuart crowns Carol while Jeff McIntyre watches happily. 3. Dale Louden congratulates Carol. 4. Other members of the court con- gratulate a surprised Carol. 5. Carol poses for a picture. 8