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

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FACULTY LEON MOODY, Moulton, Ala. Science B. S. University of, Alabama Teaching science is not the only thing Mr. Moody lcnows how to do. He is an expert at scientific research. LILLIAN ODOM, Decatur, Ala. English B. S. Peabody The world shall find in Miss Odom what we found in her in the class room: patience, lucid- ness, and tolerance. H, L. OGLE, Birmingham, Ala. History, Coach A. B. Birmingham-Southern On the field, a great coachg in the classroom, a popular teacher. A Fitting description of Mr. Ogle, a favorite with all students. AILEEPI POPE, Wilsonville, Ala. Languages A. B. Judson College, M. A. Peabody Through Miss Pope's able assistance we came through our Junior year successfully. To us, in any language, Miss Pope is the height of in- tellectual and sympathetic understanding. J. D. REED, Decatur, Ala. English, Biology B. S. University of Alabama Mr. Reed has proved himself to be an excellent instructor as well as a great sport since he joined our ranks this year. MARY ROBERTSON, Tuscaloosa, Ala. History, Social Science A. B. Huntingdon College Miss Robertson is an indispensable addition to our school faculty. She can readily answer any problem concerning ours or any nation, from the beginning to the present. FLORENCE SMITH, Danville, Ala. Nlathematics, Science A. B. Birmingham-Southern From the depths of our hearts comes the wish that Miss Smith will receive from this old world the best of everything, for she has certainly been a blessing to us. RUSSELL K. BRITTON, Fort Collins, Colo. lNo Picture, Diversified Occupations B. S. Sociology and Industrial Education, Colo- rado State College Although a new addition to our Faculty, Mr. Brittonis rare personality and sense of humor have made him a friend to all. Pa R75 ge Eleven

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The W. T. JORDAN, Cullomburg, Ala. Principal B. S. University of Alabama, M. A. Columbia University Docs, untiring efforts for the school have not only rejuvenatecl the spirit in athletics, but also created a higher standard of scholarship in all phases of academic work. MRS. WILLARD BROWN, Decatur, Ala. English, Dramatics Expression, Ward-Belmont, A. B. University of Alabama We have learned to confide in Mrs. Brown during this trying and final year of our high school career. She was forever ready and eager to instruct us and guide us with a steady hand through the channels of perplexity. ELIZABETH EICH, Fort Davis, Ala. Mathematics A. B. University of Alabama To put it mildly, Miss Eich is terrific in our humble estimation. Ask her anything pertaining to any branch of mathematics and you will straightway get an accurate answer. AUBREY FULLER, Hartselle, Ala. Assistant Coach, History A. B. University of Alabama Play-time is a part of schooltime, not a break in it.', Mr. Fuller helps verify this statement, through his work as assistant coach. MRS. JORDAN, Anniston, Ala. Librarian Jacksonville State Teachers College, Peabodyg Columbia Universityg University of Alabama Much we hate the parting of the ways, for we shall miss the ever-guiding hand of Mrs. Jordan, and her never-ceasing aid to us. MARY LOUISE GARRETT, Decatur, Ala. History A, B. Alabama College Miss Garrett is another of this year's new- comers to our literary portals, yet she has con- tributed much to helping every student who has come her way. THOMAS KIMBROUGH, Oxford, Miss. Commercial Art B. A. E. University of Mississippi Our commercial teacher is an inimitable per- sonage, with a knowledge of and unmatched skill in teaching secretarial subjects. VIRGINIA LABOON, Greenville, S. C. Home Economics B. S. Winthrop College We pride ourselves in having Miss LaBoon on our faculty, and modestly tender to her our highest respects. Page Ten

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Top Row: Mr. Jordan - Miss Pope - Miss Eich - Miss Odom. f Second Row: Mr, Kimbrough - Mr. Moody - Miss Garrett - Mrs. Brown. ' Third Row: Mrs, jordan - Mr. Ogle - Mr. Fuller - Miss LaBoon, Fourth Row: Miss Robertson - Miss Smith - Mr. Reed.