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

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MEMORIES CHARLES CLARK Chick came here with a bit of rust on his gray matter, but under Miss Odom's keen steel wool it quickly vanished. Polydectian Club '37, JAMES O. COLVARD, Jr.fJ. O. When we say he is a wit. we may be only hall' right. However, what- ever it is he has, it has been pul- lenty. Lambda Pi Sigma '36-'38, Grand- master '37, Key Club '37, '38, Board of Directors '37, Vice-l'resi- dent '38. DOROTHY DAVIDSON Dot is one of those capable Seniors who go all the way through High School without the honors due her, which is a shame. We are very proud of such a personality. Mask and Wigs '33, Libraiy Club '38. MARGARET ELIZABETH DODD She certainly must love her school. Witness her record of only one- half day's absence in twelve hard years. Polydectian Club '37, Correspond- ence Courtship '37, Executive Committee, Senior Class '38, Scribe, Library Club '38, Masks and Wigs '38, Advertising Man- ager, The Thirteenth Day '33. MARY RUTH DURHAM If you have any light fantastics to be tripped, here's a girl who is an expert along that line. Out- side of that she has won all our friendships and been in the Masks and Wigs '38, the I . H. A. '33, and received a Salesmanship Honor in '38. 'VN Fe 1 N I O R Page Seventeen AE'3?'i'I7Y III E. R. CLEMENTS, Jr. Our blushing boy from Trinity, with us only a short while, has en- deared himself in the hearts of all persons with whom he has come in contact. Maxim and Wigs '33, The Thir- teenth Day '38. CHARLES A. DARRAH Who sez them ere Tennessee moun- tuineers can't be handsome? They also say good looks and brains don't go together, but look what we have here. Key Club '37, '38, Beta Club '37, '38, Monitor, Senior Class '33, Salesmanship Honors '38, Execu- tive Committee, Senior Class '38. CHARLES HENRY DAY Too much space could not be given up for Henry. so we give you this: lion Ami '36, Lambda Pi Sigma '36-'38, President, Les Nolx '37, Advertising Committee, Corre- spondence Courtship '37.1 B913 Club '37, '38, Key Club '37, '33, Honor Roll '36-'38, Salesman- ship Honor '35, Monitor, Senior Class '33, Executive Committee, Senior Class '38, Prophet, COLD- EN MEMORIES '33, Stage Man- ager, 'l'he Thirteenth Day '35, ELIZABETH ANNE DRAKE What could not be said about Eliz- abeth Anne? We would have to sean the four corners of the world to find another such person, An- other paragraph of this, and they will start carving out a monument for her. F. H. A. '38. TEDDY RAY EDWARDS Great oaks from little acorns grow. We'1'e laying our bets on this ancient adage for Ray. lion Ami '36, Polydectian Club '37, Masks and Wigs '38, Basket- ball '38.

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LILLIAN BOWEN She was only with us one semester but she made a lasting impression. She proved to be a loyal member of the class and was well liked by both boys and girls. FRANK MURRY BROWN Now here is a boy of the right kind. attending to his own business. Sur' cess for him is inevitable. Senta Situ '37, ROBERT B. BUNCH, Jr. Think of school and you will inva- riably think of R. B. He is always there and generally working. If you want something done well and done right, merely 1-all on him as he is very willing. Bon Ami '36: Masks and Wigs '3r4. BYRON VVILSON CA RRELL Byron is over six feet of happy- go-lueky foolishness. However, he has a very firm foundation. He really isn't as tickle as all that, now, for example: I Sine Nomine '36, '37: Boy's Hi-Y '38: Masks and Wigs '3X: Sports Editor, GOLDEN MEMORIES Tix. ELIZABETH CHANDLER Elizabeth isn't like Louie Arm- strong who believes that one must toot his own horn. At work Lib is very neat and efficient. Her best work was done in the Sine Nomine '36: Les Noix 'SITQ and as Typist, GOLDEN MEMO- RIES '38. She was also an Honor Roll Student in '38. 1 9 3 8 Page Sixleen .5- GOLDEN PEGGY BROWN We haven't seen as much of Peggy out of school as we would like to, rlrat it, but look what she has done in school. Open Forum 'ISTQ Girls' Hi-Y '36-'35, RACHEL LOIS BUCK Rachel is the name but she is really frank, Speaking for our elass, as a whole. we really appreciate such protection. Open Forum '3T: Masks and NVigs '38: F. H. A, Tiki. SARAH DENISE CAMPBELL Campbell lumm-um-umj what a delieious name! A creation ol' quiet and interesting habits and we might also give her credit for being one of the very few to keep her mind on sehool subjects. Honor Roll '36, '3T3 Masks and Wigs 'BK VIRGINIA MAE CANTERBURY Virginia wasn't here until this year, blame it! She is one of those cute red-heads that you've heard so much about. On our honor, this is no Canterbury Tale. In four short months she has begun playing bas- ketball and been elected the Class Poet, FLOYD LEON CHILDS Being one of those lueky persons, Leon has won the admiration of all concerned without any loud or gaudy display. Leon is as much a part of dear old Alma-Mater as Doc , himself, is.

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MARTHA JANE ELLIS She laughs a lot, she talks a lot, and also has a cheerful disposition seasoned with a proper amount of dignity. The Crouchers '37. TRUMAN D. FARRER He is, indeed, a true man . Oh! that was awful. Putting all pun- ning aside it would be hard to find one fairer-there, it popped out again. It seems a shame to be so facetious about so serious a student as Truman. He was in the Senta Situ in '36g The Crouchers '37, Masks and Wigs '38. DOROTHY GRACE FINLEY If it were ever proper to use bold face type, now would be the time. We are, however, limited so we can only list these: Bon Ami '36: Open Forum '37g Beta Club '37, '38, Assistant Artist, GOLDEN MEMORIES '38. LOIS GREENHILL Here we have a puzzle. How did anyone manage to stay on the Hon- or Roll for three years and still find time for: Salesmanship Honors '37, '38 5 Masks and Wigs '38 5 Girls' Hi-Y '38 Q The Thirteenth Day '38. MARY ELIZABETH GRUBBS Yes, we readily agree that her's is certainly a pleasing personality, studded with knowledge and a sin- cere endeavor to like and be liked. Honor Roll '361 Les Noix Club '37: Library Club '38, 1 9 3 8 Page Eighteen GOLDEN MARY NELL EUBANK Yes, class, we agree with you, she is really the last word in cuteness. They tell us that she is cute away from school, too. Before you go to find out for yourself, take a gander at these: Senta Situ '36 5 Pep Squad '36 3 Sophs Club '36 3 Masks and Wigs '38g Cutest Girl '38, VIRGINIA K. FERGUSON Virginia, like a few others, is one of the newest additions to our class. In spite of that fact, the Girls' Hi-Y made a bold lunge for her, Luckily, for them, she didn't try to escape. Yessir, we think that they've got something there. CHARLES RUSSELL GREEN Charles is the better third of one of our well know campus trios. Whenever he tries he succeeds. This proves it: Lambda Pi Sigma '36, '37, Grand Master '36g Polydectian Club '371 President, Junior Class '37g An- nual Staff '37g Key Club '37, '38g Boys' Hi-Y '38g Assistant Editor, GOLDEN MEMORIES '3S. MARVALINE E. GRIFFIN We have in Marvaline a saleswo- man in the true sense of the word. Certainly the world can find a position in life for her. Qui? Qui '37g Salesmanship Honor '3Sg Masks and Wigs '33, IMOGENE I-IALBROOKS Imogene's irrepressible enthusiasm and happy-go-lucky spirit have made her one of the most popular girls in school, President of Qui? Qui? '363 Honor Roll '36-'38: Vice-President '37, President, Girls' Hi-Y '38g Cor- respondence Courtship' '37: Secre- tary, Les Noix '373 Salesmanship Honors '37, '38g Beta Club '3S.