Decatur High School - Golden Memories Yearbook (Decatur, AL)

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Bnown -IORDAN BRANDAU CROUCH Eici-1 FULLER MRs. ,IORDAN MRS. WILLIARD BROXVN, Decatur, Alabama English, Dramatics Expression. Ward-Belmont: A. B. University of Alabama A toast. to one of the most popular teaclrers ever to lvave taught in Decatur Higl7,l W. T. JORDAN, Cullomburg, Alabama . . Principal B, S. University of Alabamag Nl. A. Columbia University l'Ve appreciate the leadership of Mr. ,l0Tt1'd7l, laffectionately calleci' Doc j, an excellent leader full uf good lvumor and sympathetic um1'erstana'ing and a clvaracter builder KATHERINE BRANDAU, Knoxville, Tennessee Home Economics B. S, University ol' Tennessee fl n Ace in teaching the science of llue finest of all fine arts. tlve fine art of living PAUL F, CROUCH, Montgomery, Alabama Commercial A. B. University of Alabama A most courtly gentleman, versed in art and science ELIZABETH EICH. Fort Davis, Alabama . . . ilflatlvematcis A, B. University of Alabama llflrctlver it's interior decorating or catlvetlral l1uila'ing, geometry is essential. tWiss Eicla says, The xrurlil cuuld not exist nfitliout Matlvematicsf' ll-'e say Decatur Higlv Sclnool could not get along nfirlvoiat Miss Eiclv AUBREY FULLER, Hartselle. Alabama . History. Assistant Coaclv A. B. University of Alabama rllr. Fuller has strwen to teaclv us tlral the only way alreaal is the riglrt nay. that of lwnor ana' fair play MRS. JORDAN, Anniston, Alabama , . Librarian jacksonville State Teachers College: Peabody: Columbia Universityg University of Alabama tllrf. ,lordan if a mos! resourceful and' efficient guiale into the realms of research

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BENSON NASH I-IOFF JONES NUNGESTER SIVLEY BOARD OF EDUCATION W. W. BENSON . . . . Superintendent ATLEE H. HOFF . President R. G. NUNGESTER Vice-President R. L, NASH A. A. JONES W. E. SIVLEY For their expert management of the affairs and activities of the school-life during our enrollment, the Senior Class of 1937, wish to express our appreciation to the Board of Education. WC OUR HOME FROM 1934 TO 1937

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Moooy ODOM OGLE POPE RoBER'rsoN SMITH UssERY 'N . , 5. is 3: Q., P vi NN 1. ,W 2' SISQX LEON Moomx Moulton, Alabama . Science B. S University of Alabama In teaching Science Mr. Nloody stands for truth and knowledge: his students know all too well these do not come without strenuous mental effort LILLIAN Oooivi, Decatur, Alabama , English B. S. Peabody Miss Odom not only maintains high standards of scholarship but emphasizes ideals of honor and righteousness. Her first thought is the students: they nfill ever hold her in lo-wing fe7,'1e77'lbfL1nfe H. L. OGLE, Birmingham, Alabama . . History. Coach A. B. Birmingham-Southern Coach Ogle is just as good a coach as he was a player. and that's saying something AILEEN POPE, Wilsonville, Alabama . . Languages A. B. Judson College: M. A. Peabody We realize the beauty of such intimate association as nfe'1fe had with Nliss Pope for the past three years. The loveliness of her personality shall he reflected in the lives of the students n'ho've had this privilege MARY ROBERTSON. Tuscaloosa, Alabama History, Social Science A. B. Huntingdon College Miss Robertson not only knows her History but is up-toathe-minute with information on all subjects. She is a great help to the students. FLORENCE SMITH, Danville, Alabama . Science. English A, B. Birminglaam-Soutlxern A large life is not a life that's a mere piffle, but one that makes the world a better place because you have lived. LOUISE USSERY, Clarksville, Tennessee . Mathematics A. B. Southwestern Our Sponsor, Miss Ussery. is for the mutual, intellectual, and spiritual developrrient of the student body. She is an inspiration and il benedictiori to us.