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

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SENIORS THEIR CLUBS AND OFFICES j ES WESL EY TURNEF l oofl All VlNBOlN ll ll lmord me Ee 4 rary Club Natrona Honor Sof rc ty 46 47 Commerrlll Clul l 7 C Preslclent 47 Ctrl H Y E XVALVER sq lfe 1 wnustled Cree Club 4b COl'TWmLlCl I Club 46 Colden lvlemorues 47 RA WALKER None but lwmsclt b hu parallel BETTY WALLACE Nature has guyen us two ears u only one mou.tn C ls Hr Y l , 17 m merclal Club '47' Cutnzensblp Club '46, BILLY WEARW l-lis studying ablluty bas influenced many, Language Club 45' B nrl 44 45' lnter- national Relation Club '47' Aft Club '45, ED Wl-llTE- -f 'Tls pleasant sure to see one's name in print. RAYMOND WHITTA - l lake calm ltate, l dont wear spatsg but, l want my necktues wtld Natronal l-lonor Society '46, '47g Treasurer '-li, Phi Ch: Mu '46, '47g Vlce Presldent '47g Language Club '45, '46g Key Club '47g D Club '47g Sportsmanship Club '47. 'Q GGQWQ -A : 'C J fill IIS 1 ,goo- C-7 'F-. ' -'W fun r 3 '54 5' A 4 -A ,fN 137' 'wif' ii' url' ' :ur j, x L All ,x V Q

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J' lj: Awww 195 4 '5' 'is '-nv i fU f'VN J an qs.av- V SENIORS THEIR CLUBS AND OFFICES 5lLLY IOE T ERRY I dc n I know wlwrr l yo but l m on rny way D Club 47 ELMON TERRY L lrergtlw ol rn 1 wwen It comes to women D Club I EOD Club IQ Drarnallcs Club 47 Pr snqlent I7 BYRON THOMAS Nwer loo old To love DO Clu I7 Curls Hr Y lg 46 41 Natuonal Honor Socrety 46 47 Language Club 49 46 lnternatuonll Pe lation Club 47 ELIZABETH THOMPSON lm In The mood for love Home EC 45 46 DO Club 45 46 47 Presrdent 47 IOYCE THOMPSON As wholesome as bread and butter Horne EC 45 46 47 LOIS TONN The longer we lcnovl he the bel fer we luke ner Class Secretary 45 Clagg Treag urer 46 Class Secretary 47 C Is Hr Y 45 46 47 Vrce Presadent 47 Language Club 45 46 Natrona! Honor Society 46 47 President 47 Colden Memorues 47 Phu Chu Mu 47 lnferna tlonal Relatuon Club 47 Secretary Treasurer 47 BETTY TUCK Life as dull vvatboul love Lan guage Club 46, Lrbrary Club 47 , T T 'A J l 5 e .rn , Ing, -Q X ' ' 1. - 'N 9-' ' IA 'N dv I - Tha s I 21' or ' '- I ' '4-Q '45, '47, g .- ' EL . . . V' g 3 , . f . ' 4 wus' fi-:Ln ,1 , wi I K I .K ' KXXX . W ' ,I I ..., Q f 5 .K -f' ' .-. l...... A . ji Hn H A 'G b L I 'F' 41 ?', 14 HI , A- NANCYATHOMASONH 4 Ready To belo everyone. Q.. -jr l ' - . - ,rr - I -V I Q ' 1 5 .C I , , 4- rms - u x I xg ' R - '5 , Z , Q ir , .- . v , , rw- I Q . - 1 . I I Q I - M . ' -

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SENIORS THEIR CLUBS AND OFFICES KATHRYN WILEY S ma b not n c lrlc c is wc can cc an a eClub In I It I7 Scr Dramatlc Lub 47 Secrftlry 47 lnterna tlona Relatlon Club I7 Prcsl lent LI7 Cc den lvlemones 47 HU! s-4.3 Q-an rv' 'far IMIXIY XVILLIAMS Always leave them laughrne when you say goodbye DO Club I7 --I fs' UANITXX Wll I IAMSCN Puts thlngs oxcr not o ommcrclllClub I Il Presrden 0UR LADDER TO SUCCESS Slnce that frrst day of school we a bunch of scared and excrt d youngsters crowded Into school rooms our school llfe has been much luke clrmblng the rungs of a ladder lt IS the ladder on whlch we prepare ourselves for the great responslbnllty that shall be ours We clrmbed the flrst n ne rungs xery readrly but then came that much hoped for and yet dreaded day when we entered Sensor l-lrgh School We boys remember rt well for our predecessors dld not forget the old proverb Spare the rod and sporl the chlld Durrng the tentl' grade we were a pros perous class and at the end of the year we had enough money to buy charrs for the llbrary We ex celled ln the sports and a few of the boys earned letters ln football and basketball The eleventh grade soon rolled around after a too bnef surrmer and we found ourselves busy wrth new actlvltles We came to know the Curtrs representatlve lvlr Amus who wlth has pep speeches, sent us over all prevrous yunlor classes ln magazrne sales All sard that our play, What A Lrfe, and the lunror Senror banquet were a great success Then came the year when we became that most revered sect, the Sensors, the ones who know everythlng there rs to know lt was hard to belleve that we had achleved that most hoped for oblectlve, the twelfth rung ID the ladder to success Our expenences have been varled-sonow wlth the death of I-lazel Horton, our classmate, rn a tragrc accldent lov wrtn the success of our magazrne sales for whrch we won a trophy for outstand :ng achrevement, and excrtement wrth the antlclpatron of graduatron We wouldn't trade the ex perlences we haxe had rn thus our last year rn our old Alma Mater for anythlng ln the world Although hesrtant to leave the dear old school by the Tennessee we are eager to clrmb hlgher on the ladder of success and prove our worth ln the world of tomorrow r rn.lll in stature, she cy e, but s tall Ill 'ht . lar, I I sttw lc - cm, gu g 5 f, UQ Clrls' lllfY IDT S, V ,., :be t K ,g '47g Q L as 'l ' g I 3 I ' Q - ff' -I ,DI l '- Q I Q ' , tl r T' S ' v -... I yi I , I I 1 W- f ' ' Qf' .fig - ' fr K o ' r E 'diff 1 7' . .1 , . I-7111-I, 4 gif ' 1' . f ' f1 M 52lIffvf5f?f5' j r I I Q I 's-'IE'EGM? ' 237 ' ' 'S 7 I , , V ' s -.1 rf. c I L '-Is, 'T t IT 'sv' I I 1 ' ' , , . I , V .. . . I - I I I V r