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

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VICTORY CORPS AIthough the Victory Corps is a new organization in our school the students have gained much from it. The Victory Corps is divided into six different divisions, doing everything possbiie to be of help in the War effort. Every student participates in some special training that vviII be of value novv, as well as after the war. ur 'J' ' 1 'V . K R J r I . f I. I. fl SEA SERVICE DIVISION GENERAL DI VISION This division has been Iearning Under the activities of the gen- the international Morse Code. Their eral division is the selling of stamps other activities have been, a study and bonds. of the Navy, Marine Corps, and Merchant Marine.

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LATIN CLUB OERALDlNE HlLL, JLJDSON HAVVTHORNE Consuls HLNRY LAND Praetor THELMA C5lLLESPlE Ouaestor LLOYD LIVELY , Aedile The goal ot the Latin Club is to learn more about the habits and customs ol the Romans, The club plans to study the constellations, how they received their names, and what they represent. lt plans to study the form ol Roman government and also include a little lun in the program, The ntain social event will bo the Roman banquet in the Spring. B ff Seated, lelt to right first row: ' - Thelma Gillespie, Bill Stone, hlglin Patterson . . . SL-cond row: John Hamilton, Ladye Cheri Chandlerf Henry Longg Joe Sidernan , , , Third row: Nell Laubcnthal, Earle Joycf Lee: Marolyn MCClendon, Chet Nels wender , . . Fourth row: Geraldine Hill, Lloyd Livclyg Bessie Gillespie, Dan Burleson, Miss Aileen Pope, David Allen Gibson . . . Standing- Judson Hawthorne, xx l fs PAN-AMERICAN CLUB ELIZABETH ANN CHAPPELL President MARGARET ANN BROOKS Vice-President EUOENlA LATADY Secretary RlCHARD MARLAR Treasurer MARTHA ANN GREGG Program Committee BEULAH PRYOR , Scribe MISS AILEEN POPE . . T Sponsor The aim of the Pan-American Club is to promote better under- standing, friendship, and interest of the students of our school in those of other Latin American countries. We are working this year through three projects, correspondence with students ot Mexicog contributions of four books to a book shelf for a school in Ecuodorg a scrapbook of Decatur to be sent to another Latin American school. Through our monthly meetings we travel along Pan-American Highway in the study of these countries. Standing Eltziitrfrtn Anti Cliape' . . . First row, lett to right: Mar- guerste Hows, Lou se Hork ng .lanrs Phillips Carol PL-ck' Martha Ann Gr'-gg, Eurwriici L 1' idy f... Sefond row: Murtha VXVM Roaers Margaret Ann Brooks, Sarrx Lchtunste n Betty Cobb , , . Third row Betty Jean Gasowav, Mary Jenn Stttason, Betty Ware Vklyatt, Mary Lee Jones . . . Fourth raw, Betty Stake-s, Beulah Pryor . . . Standing: Miss Aileen Pope. 4-Y. , I 2 fy 5 9 hr SI Www W I gg T Q-

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