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

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Rigxtg x f Iwi: J- Left to right, back row: Mariorie Reeves, Grace Arlene Hea ney, Bonnie Lee Murphree, Jean Hazelrig- Mrs. W. J Brown Aldo Goidel, Katherine Thompsong Mary Lee Jones, Beulah Jo Hamilton, Earl Joyce Lee . . . Front row,' Iett to right Vivian Timberlakeg Jer Nl 4M A H W ' 4 ' V ' ry eson, arguerite ovis, Eugenia Latady, Ann McEntire, Anne Hunter, Martha Ann Gregg, Shirley Bragg Margaret Whitmire, Peggy Wildsg Louise Hocking, Laneese Halbroolcs, Sarah Leeman, Marguerite Jernigan, Beverly Hodges GIRLS' HI-Y Sister members of the Hi-Y, what is your purpose? And so begins another meeting of the Girls' Hi-Y. The Girls' Hi-Y Club was organized at this school in l93I and has continued until today. One ot their activities is the conducting of a devotional in chapel daily. The impression left on the girls who took the pledge will never be forgotten. Purpose. To create, maintain and extend, throughout the school and community, a higher standard ot Christian living. Platform: Clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, clean living. Colors: Yellow and white. Flower: Yellow rose. Motto: To strive, to seek, to tind and not to yield. OFFICERS ANNE HUNTER .. .,..,. . ,..... President ANN MCENTIRE ....... .......... V ice-President MARTHA ANN GREGG .... ,... S ecretary and Treasurer MARGARET WHITMIRE , . . ...... Program Chairman SHIRLEY BRAGG ..... . . .Scribe 5 l fy-v 3 Q X I 5 3 Q if 3 ' ' 9 2 I : T 2 Q ' ax a si 5 Q3 53 Tai if 1' 5 4,9 Lffyi ilffi eu? fri? if Z2 exe 5: Z if it 22 5 2 Z I

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First row, left to right: James Caudill, Billy Freeman, Raymond Smith, Buddy Townsend, Al Jones, Milton Rombolzas, Joh: Swift Lyle, Paul Roberts, Carl Arantz . . . Second row, left to right: Clarence Hess, Horace Dryden, Ned Anderson, Bev Yor- brough, Elmer Loyd, Billy Lyle, J. W. Chandler, Ben Teal, Charles Clem . . . Third row, left to right: Mr. Ogle, Rex Rankin, Ford Brown, Paul Yarbrough. D CLUB JERVIS MOORE . . ...,. President BILL FREEMAN , , . ,... Vice-President RAYMOND SMITH .. .... Secretary Colors: Red and Black. POM KYLE . , Treasurer The D Club is composed of football and basketball players who have earned their letters in present .and previous years. The D Club was founded in T929 and its purpose is to promote sportsmanship, both on and off the field. A boy who wears a D is a very fortunate person. Not only does he possess the letter, but he has been rewarded, not for fatiguing labor, but for his interest and devotion to athletics. This coveted letter is not easily obtained but through constant and faithful practice may be won in either football or basketball. Riverside is proud of the wearers of the D , May they each re- member that the sense of sportsmanship they have gained is applicable to every phase of life.

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STAGERTEERS OFFICERS R. E. MOORE .... ......,.. .,..... P r esident XTX! MARY LEE POOLE .. ...,.... Vice-President 'si gc SHIRLEY BRAGG . . . , . ,Secretary and Treasurer L'-it-..A., hgh If PAYE Doses ..,.... ..,..........., 5 Gabe 661 7 3 MRS. w. J. BROWN . . R. -SPOHSOF 'l7witiIl!ll'llllh . ,L 'll Motto: The world is but a stage, the stage is ours. Colors: Blue and white. Z Wil? Flower: White rose, The Stagerteers, a .club formed from the Dramatic classes to get MMM., glolloader understanding of the stage, are all members Ot t e senior The meetings are held twice a month at noon, first having lunch together, and then studying different phases of Dramatic Art. Standing, left to right: Thomas Brooks, Billy Walker, Billy Johnson, Lee Grubbs- Johnny Howell- Martin Chenault, James Sparkman, Claude Wilson, Ben Teal, Milton Rombokas, Mary Clause, Marguerite Jerni an, Martha 'H ll d- A ll 'M R' g o an , nne e c ae, Katherine Thompson, Bette Hulse, Dot Hine, Bonnie Lee Murph ree, Alda Goidel, Mary Alma Pearre, Eris Dean, Laneese H lb k - S ' ' a roo s, .ara Gene Reeves . . . Seated, left to right: Faye Dobbs, Shirley Bragg, Mary Lee Poole, R. E. Moore. Members not in picture: Richard Hundley, Charles Gilliam, William McLaughlin, Johnnie Westmoreland, Eileen Berry, Laverne Halbrooks.