Decatur High School - Indecatur Yearbook (Decatur, GA)
- Class of 1954
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' Q' .-, k pe' , '-sx-:.1'. .-Z... .Q 1 - 4 A I 4 1 1 w W 1 1 4 w A i 4 1 1 2, .k I ,H our school life . . . a living pattern decatur h 1 g h school d 0 a t u 1' Q e 0 r Q l 3 Wk., presented by the A U' I jg , joyce latimer, editor-in-chief hob maithews, business manager elizabeth ansley, literary editor foreword All who come to Decatur High are drawn into its special pattern of activity. It is a whirling, colorful pattern . . . abundant in the organizations, customs, and unquenchable spirit which make a school live for- ever in the hearts of students, faculty, and alumni. There is strength in the pattern, for it has a recognized foundation of high standards. The old elements such as Student Council, May Night, 'Ghurning the mid- night oil, and a championship football team mix easily with the newness of co-education, the mixed Writers' Club, and a re-written alma mater to make the school life of Decatur High, 1954, a truly living pattern. faculty page 6 classes page 12 organizations page 52 athletics page 72 miHtary page 88 features page 96 adverHsements page .114 dedication A superlative teacher and a true friend. an enthusiastic supporter of all school activities and a serious believer in thorough preparation for the future-this is the description of an outstanding man with a unique personality. The senior class elected him as their faculty sponsor, the annual stall' clcdicates this 195-li Inrlecalur to him- Nlr. Wilnherly E. Brown. .gi ' fd. REV! E lNTERNRTl as EQFEZQY ' -tgwfcig.m. 1 , RQSZE253 .psyd Q S. wx ff x QQ? , X 0 SEV KW N E 2 Q W Q Cm 2 N Q ws R S w X K 4 f X Na X N 1 M Mes Q- Q E, N 5 Xb.,-R + 2 X 1? 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' T Mg 3 A K, ,yy ' .... :Z x ff? ,iff 1 an vw f J.-Q-ff' . - ' Y.. v y ing , Lahn Mafhemahcs MISS ROZELLE SHIRLEY Sfh Grade MRS. JACK SYLVESTER Sfh Grade MRS. TUCKER PINNER SH: Grade MISS MARTHA NIBLACK Social Sciences MRS. CHARLES WALKER Bfh Grade MRS ETHEL DEADWYLER MRS CLIVE FOLGER, JR. EUGENE PHILIPS Bih Grade MARION ANDERSON Bfh Grade MRS. NANCY HOLMES Malhemafics MRS. J. B. THORNTON Physical Educalion L. H. JOHNSTON Commercial Work H. W. BASKIN Commercial Work MISS MAYME LEE WASDEN French ancl English MRS. THOMAS J. HUNT Mafhemafics MISS SARAH HANCOCK Ar? MISS EMILY NORTON Social Sciences MISS BETTY STEWART Home Economics MRS. RUTH M. BANKS Spanish MRS. BRUCE B. BLAKE Library - lkgmwmi 'V,,.1 . ., ....... -I '- 4.1 S. ORMSTON L. HEAD W.WHITWORTH X M. wk Y X Sm ' . 6 Sgr I We Sv A 5 w +1 ' f, f-. f 1 S 's X, 'a X 3 .XX s A 5 I F . seniors President CHARLES MAYNARD Vice-President JIMMY WEBB Secretary SUE WELLS Treasurer ANN FULLER Charles. Jimmy, Ann, and Sue practice for the Senior Fashion Show. The senior's big year really began at the end of their junior year when they received their gold and blue senior rings. Before they knew it they were in the midst of the busiest and most exciting year they had ever experienced. The first class meeting was held to start on plans for money-making projects and graduation details. Co- operation was the by-word as the girls sold charm brace- lets, and everyone chipped in to help with the Senior Fashion Show and ticket sales for the senior movie. At Stunt Night the class received a second place tie for its original cave-man spectacle. After spring holidays time flew until Graduation Night. As the processional was played, the class realized that it was breaking up-an important phase of life was over. The boys and girls said good-bye to the school which had been their second home for hve years. In parting they gave the wish that all future classes at Decatur High may have a year as hlled with enrichment and pleasure as the class of '54. Class mascots. Sally Williams and Knox Dobbins added so much tolhe May Night and Class Night activities. I C z 1 w l JANE BRASWELL JANE BRASWELI. -'1 Imp., llle Bmw. W... 'rm-.fmcu :mm Northside High 2. Ami.-nc Council 3: nujmm 4. JOANNA BMSWELI. l'm just gonna ent anzl rn! and nal. Translern-tl from Northside High Schoul 2. Horam' BROADWI-ZLL AnyI1orIy mmf., lm- 1. L.1.1,-1.j.,f1.?'- Radio Club 4. sur: BROWN 1 flfflfn like him .U 1 nm his :mm pm. Tramslvrrcll fm.. Buss nigh 4. cms BURNS -isfmul, 1zm1,1,'1 r....u...11 3. v..f.n,- lg s.-mmf' mul, ag omms cm, -1. nam- Club ag Scicurc Clulx ,lg u cm. .lg Rinky mink. 4. CRIS BURNS JOANNA BRASWELL SHAII LENE BURNS Gee Whiz! Sxudvnl Council lg Vice-President ni' lg Audubon Society 2: Omen Wnrkvr Tourist Cluh 2. 3, Sr-crmny At: Bl-lu 3, 4: Frrnvli Club. Yiv0APn-sinlcnt 45 F. 'l'rnaa. 43 RL-II Cross Council 4: All St JOYCE CAMPBELL Lurry's walking me home. Tumbling Club l: Audubon Society 2: Class 2. 45 Club 'l'. A. ull 4. Tour- ist Club 2. 3, -lg Itlnjumm- 1, 2. 3, Cnpz. 4, lima Club 3. lg I . T. A. -I. NEAL CLARK '-'I .lmfgff-e. .um lr'.ml.'n. m'1'luc1.t Cl.l-IFIIIENI' -Ann. rm juxz yn..-3' 'lnlmlllang cm, lg F. 11. A. 2, runv lg uma Club lt. SHARLENE BURNS Tuum BOBBY BROADWELL BONNIE CLOUD Tlm,.ks so muff, for 1..f1pf,.g. Blind 2, 3, fig Orclu-str.: 2, 3g Spanish Club 3. CAROL COBB -'Rl-..11y!. ' Student Cuuncil lg Tumbling Club 1: Basket- hull 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 1, Vice-P. 2g Swimming Tcttnl 2g All Staff 2: Tourist Club 3, -lg Scrilllllvl 3. -I: lvritrrs' Club 3, 'IC Nm-mul rlmmr 5-wifly 3. 4, am C1-.11 3, -Ig F. 'l'. A. 4. YVUNNI: cocmmw '-null, mm-. ml., renlly 11,111.5 g...,.1. shui.-m c.......,i1 2. -1, r.nm.r,- cm. 2, sg Rl-.1 cm.. 3, F. '12 A. vm--Pm, -1, sun.. Iilcr smut fs, wwilm' cm, 3. -1, llcln chu, 3, 4, Nntimml Hon-rr sm.-ly u, 4. 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DAVIS I played :Imz nl :he Planmlinn Ilou.w Ins: uwlrf' llnnd 1, 2, 3, -lg Lulin Club 33 Drunmlic Club -lg llcd Cross Cuunuil -1. CECIL DAVIS Rig Boy Trnnsfernnl from Marist High Sclmnl 33 Ath- letic Council 3: Pun American Student Forum 3: Olliccrs' Club 3, 'lg Rifle Team 3, 4: Fm-ini-11 I3-'l'uuin 3, vmny lg n Club 4. KEITII DAVIS Can you hear nn-I ' 'l'runsli-rn--l 33 llrulin Club El. GIIADY nun' '-rlmf saumlx Imp u,.fkJ-' Lim.-1. lim., sm! 4, Spanish Club 1. JANE DEATON Illini: ynu mm my liulf- bwfln-r? Iliking Club lg llnvii- Club 2, Vice-l'rcs. Pun American Student Forum 35 Spnnisli Club 3, 4. EDNA DICKEY l'm u-mric-d lu rlrnlln. ' Tourist Club 25 Movie Club 2. -lg livin Club 3, -lg Drnlnulic Club 3, 43 F. 'I'. A. 'lg Iluskelbnll Manager 43 French Club 4. ANN DRACHMAN '-me gm 1. Punriuc. nm. Hiking Club l: Spanish Club 3, ll: Pan .lun-riralu Slunlenl Forum 3, -lg Tourist Club Ml-. c,u:Y nuAU'r --.fm ,ml fl-uflffw haul? '1'nu.5rml-.1 rm... su. Just,-1., Alnmlii 4, CAROIXN DRISKELI. -'nluy I zmnnw your pmkmg sin-urs? Library Club 2, 3, fl: Science Club El: Spun- ish Club 3, 45 Bctn Club 4, caoucs nnuols Hlzfunly ou sefgnmis' chu. 3, omcm' chu. 4, French chu. 4, immmiic chu, -1. BILL FALKNER '-rrelz, me Univmuy Players . , . Rnd Cross Cuunvil 1, Pres.: Sludcnl Council Alt. 2, Band 1, 2, 33 Library Club 35 Dra- nmlic Club 3, 4, Ilenltb Council Tn-ns. sig Ad Slall -1-. ELAINE I-'LADGER Bur, I dan': undf-rsmnd! Swinnniug Tw-I 1. 2, 3, 4: cn,-I. sz 'run-ining Club I, 2, 3, -lg All Stull 2: Atlxleliv Cnnnvil 2, Sverclnry ll: l7uvisun's Torn linunl: lk-lu Club 3, flg D Club 3, 'lg Pnn Anicrim-nn Slu- ilcnl Fnruni 3, 'li Ollicc Picluru Ed. Influ- culnr -1: Sup:-rlnlivc -I. Sell JANE DEATON EDNA DICKEY ANN DRACHMAN GARY DRAUT CAROLYN DRISKELL GEORGE Dusols mu. EALKNER ELAINE FLADGER 18 JOANNE FORD JOANNE FORD 'lfrnv I hml rl gum! limrf' llvalllx Cuum-il 3. JACK FOHTIN --,4,,,,l1-fm: himself. 'l'ra111sf0rrml from New Bern. Norlb Carolina 2: Writers' Club 3, -1: Srrgcaxils' Club 3, 0l'lh'a'rs' Club -I: llnlluliun Cun1n1xn1rlvr fig , 111-13 Clubg Nntimml 11.11.01 5.1.-my -1. I ANN FULLER JACK FORTI N LADY FOY Lnuk. lrfllduf' Slylus Stall' 1, 2: Swimming 'l'r-nm: Aullubou Suviv.-ly 2: All Stall' 3g llulu0l'uom llrp. nn lndm'z'ulul 33 B1-tu Club 3, 4: l'z1n Arm-rirnlx Sluclcnl Fnrum 3, -lr: Tvlxnis Tvnlu 3, -l-3 D Club 3. 'lg F. T. A. 4: Tourist Club 43 Piclun- Ed. lmlvrulur 4. Siipc-rlntivr 4. CHARLES num '-lf in bruken. l'lI hx ff. sfrg.-....1.' c1..1. 2, onnm' cm. 1, 4. ANN FULLER '-111 bf glad fo. Cm. President 1: Yin-1--Pres. 2. 1'fm.1mr 4, G11-E 01111. 11 11511.-1 2: A11 Stull 2, s1...1.f.11 1:...m.f11 1. 3. 4, T....ri.1 c11.1, .11 1ua1a111r,- om.-E 4, May C.-nn -1: 511,11-funn.-. EA R Ll-I F U LLER '-rm 111,011,111 mm. gm. this .1-wk. E..1.11-1.11 1'm11y 1, 2, 3, 4, Baskvrball, B. EARLE FULLER LADY FOY Trum 1, Vnrsil' 3. 4' Bus:-ball 1 3 . 1 -, 3- 4? D Club 2, 3. fl: Class Presidz-11l 2, 3: Rifle Club 3: Ilvla Club 3. Trcus. -l: Nznimml 111-.wr S111-11-1,1 3. -1: 1u.1y umm 3, -1, scr- gvxlllls' Club 3: Ullirn-rs' Club, Ptvs. -lg Most lla-prcs1-lllnlivv lluy 3: lVril1'rs' Club 3, fl: Svlilzlrlvr Staff il: Pain Anwricam Slualn-nt Forum 4: Science Club, Vice-Pres. -l: Super- lalivr rl. BILL. CARY liverE-E-mfvurrg-yy. ' Science Club 33 Svrgm-ante' Club 35 Oflircrs' Club -1. JERRY GODDARD Tlml'.s jus: horrible. Miss Surry. Trullslvrrvnl from Clmrlullv. Nnnh Curolixul lg Buskcllmll, BET:-:un 2, Riuky Dinks 3, fl: Writers' Club 2, 3, -lg Scribblrr Staff 2, 3, 45 Fnulbllll li-Tvaln 3, Ynrsily 4: Srrgunnls' Club 3: Spanish Club 33 l'11u A1ur'riu.'1n Shulf-nl Furum 33 Pep Cnunril, Prcsiilenl 35 Bela Club 3. -1: Ollicrrs' Club ,lg Suiclwv Club 11: TNT Council, Presizlent -L BILL GARY CHARLES FRITH ELLEN GOLDINC lf:-ll, fllrx. K4-lzr d1'4ln'1 11-ll us Hint. TGETSY GREEN Thai rnudv ml' so mud! .1.1.1.11-.111 5.11-my 2: om.-F wwwkvr 2, 44 liillc Club 3. 4: Bela Club 3, -lg Pan Ann-ricnn Student Forum 4. PATRICIA GREEN G0l.1y10fks Girls' Cleo Club l: Nlixvnl Chorus 2. 3. 4: Draumlic Club 2, 3. 4: Pam Arneriran Suulr-11k lforulu El: Tnuris! Club ll: All Skill -lg llccl Cross Council 4. 11,1111-31' GREEN '41 511011111 1wm1'. 11.111 11.1.15 lg 1z1.EkE11m11 11-T.-1.11. 2: 1135011311 2, 1'...,11,.111 11.1'm,. 2, uma Chorus 4. JERRY GODDARD ELLEN GOLDING sETsv GREEN PATRICIA GREEN RAPLEY GREEN 19 JEAN GRIFFIN JUANITA GRIFFIN JIMMY HAMRICK JOE HANES JEAN GRIFFIN l'A I' n.uwn. nunm' nmuxow Ju H0I.L.xNn ' 0 'f' S '00 ffm 'f' H '-'ff' ff' Xf - --num .-.111 mp P..mfm. -'.4,,,v1.u.1y ww., lrnnix 1....M..? inf -1'ff ff Y-'Il-4-ns lg I . II. A, 35 Drill 'l'e:nu 3. .ILIANITA GRIFFIN '24 new hair-:lu fu.-.y.1.,y. F. li. A. Secretary 3: lliilv: Club -Ig lliili- Tmuu -I. JIMMY HAMRICK IIuml:une ' Sorgvunls' Club 2. 3: Spanish Club 3: Pep Counril 3: Pan Ameriram Slnrlnnt Furnln 33 Ollficers' Club 4. .IDE HANES I lull il in my nu today. Milfs Norton. Hvnllh Council Suvrctury 3: Hi-Y 3: Dra- maliv Club 3: Camera Club 33 lluylnnn Club 2, 3. JUNE HARl'l'lR Ulm... Aml Stull' 1: Basketball 1. 2. 3: Swimming Tczlln I. 2, 3: D Club 2, 3, 4: .Mbh-Iir Cr-um-il 2: Siu-lr-uc Cuuncil 3. JUNE HARPER lil-xl Cruss Suv. 1, 3: Chu- Club 1: llvzillh Cuum-il 2: Library Club 2: Spanislr Club Il: :Ml Slaill 35 Bula Club 3, 1. PETER HEAD upedrollic Bird Trunsic-rrcll irnlu North Fulton High Schnul 2, cuss Pr.-sau.-fu 2g Spanish Club 2, 3g Scrgm-ants' Club V.'l'rcs. Z: Foollmull B-Tunln 2, Varsity 3. 4. nr-in Club 3, V.'Prrs. 4, Writ.-rs' Club 3. JI: Snibblvr 3, Erlilur 4, Buskvlbull B-Tm-:nu 3, Vaxrsily Manager 13 Slunlcnl Council 35 Ollir-4-rs' Club 34 Sciencc Club 3. 4: Pnn :llncrirnu Studi-nl Forum 2, 39 IJ Club 45 Supcrlauivc- 4. LEIIOY HENDRICKS 'Ulrcnrzling to my slirlu-rulv . . . 'rmrfpfml mm. Baron lu.-.gl-, L... az Or- :-lwstru Cnnm-rlvunslvr 3, I. PETER HEAD T1-uuis 2, 3, J: Spanish Club 3: Pun Ameri- ruu Shui:-nl Fnrum 3: All Skull' 3: Surg:-nuns' Club 3, -I3 D Club fl, I: Killa- T1-nm FI. CHARLES HILL Curlnsr Class Vice--Pr:-s. lg Svrgeunls' Club 3: Spain- ish Club 3: Pnn Alucrirnn Sluxlcnl Furnnl 3. I: Ollicl-rs' Club 3, 'Ip Svicnco Club 3, 4. JANE IIODGES lf I u'cn'n'l Prvsidenr nf Sluflvnl Cuuuril, l'd . . . Gln-ze Club lg Mixed Cllurus, Ser.-Tn-als. 2, Vive-Prcs. 33 Student Counvil Sec. l, 3, Tn-as 2. Cu-Pre-s. -lg Usher lg TNT Club 1, Sec, 2, 35 Ani Shlll' 2, 35 Aumlubun Society 2: Bain Cluh 3, -Ig Pan American Slurlr-nl Forum 2. 3: Dranuaiir Club -I: F. T. A, 4: Tuurisi Club -I: Girls' Sun' 35 Supl-rlalivu 4. .-Xllrb-lir Cnuuril l. 2. 3: Swimming: Tuauu I, 2, .I, I. Cupl. 25 TNT Club LI: Aunluhuu Sur-ivty 2: Sr-rilrlfler Stall 3, -Ig Writ:-rs' Club 3, LI: Rillr- Team 3, WI: llillc Club, Sur. 3- 'ld Qlul 3 Bvln Clnl Rl 4- F 'l' A I' I: .ru Drulualir Club 4: Mujnr:-ilu: -Ig Military Ullirr- II. 4. Sen LeROY HENDRICKS PAT HARVIL BUDDY HERRON CHARLES HILL JANE HODGES JO HOLLAND 20 1 W N 4 X I i I T JACK LOGGINS VIRGINIA LOGGINS DANNELLY LOGUE ALLEN LONG JACK LOGC-INS 1 mink I ,lid pu-ny guml nn :Inn nw. I,ilmu'5 Cm- 24 la.-.1 cms cmm.-il 3. VIRGINIA LOGGINS I fee-I liln- somellzing terrible is going la lmppvn 1uduy. ' uilamy spmwm xg Health Council xg nm, nullin' Club 2, 3, Svv. 4: Illixcul Clxurus 2, 31 .Ml Stuff 2, II: liz-lu Club 3. rl: l n'llrll Club Ser. 43 Writvrs' Club -Ig Scrilzlrler Stull' Ig F. T, A. I. DANNIil.LY LOGUE If'eIl, Annu mlzl me . . . Fuullmll B-Tvzuu l, Varsity 2, 3, 45 D Club 2. 3, 41 .uhh-uf cmm.-il :ag svfgwm' Chnl. l'rvs. Ilg Ollivvrs' Club -lp All Stull' Fnnlbnll I: Sum-rlnlivr -I. 0 ROBERT LONG RUTH LONG ALLEN LONG Cfmlr.vl ru! in lnu'n. Sluulvul Cuuurll Ll: Frvnuh Clulz 35 Dm- uullir' Club 3. li0Hlill'l' LONG rm going In s,'f.1.-mu 'l'raulsfn-rrc-Al from Elmhurst, Ill. lg Svrgvauls' Club 2, Il: .Ml Slnll 3: Sniclwv Club 3, I: Ilmuuuir Cluh 3. 4: Bm-In Club 3, -Ig Ollicers' Club -lg Military Enl. ul Inrlvrnlul Il: Nu- liuuul Honor Soriuly 'lg 'l'ralllsI4'rrvnI In sm.-Im-. N. Y. I. -I. RUTH LONG II'ell. llze lux! lillu' I urns in Nun' York . , . Aumlulmn Snr-in-ly 25 All Club -l. .IACKII-I IXNES TIm1's funny, I muxl my llnjnn-no Subslilulv I: lh-II Cm-N Alhlclic Cuuuuil 35 All SHIII II. TIM LYON5 PI-f.p1.' my 1 WWI lil.-r nf. .IPI F...1u..u1 n.T.-Il... 2: s.-rgmm' chu. I SID MACAIILAY No ink:-P Swimming 'IR-auu 2: Alhlvlim- Enlilur lmlua Ir JOE IIICCIIORY Wunm ight, InuI11v? 'mn,f.-H.-.1 from Nnrlh Fulmn'HigIx 3 span xsh Club 3: Srrilfhler Stall 3: lrmr l lIEDliIIICA I.UND III-uhh Cnum-il 45 Funllmll Vanin sa Pn'l1iext eyes in Ihr' svniur alms. IUIII Mgr' 'I' Trnnslcrrcnl Crum Tanuvu, Flurinlax 3: Spanish Club 3, -lg Pau Auu-ricnu Shulcut Forum Il, rl: llclal Club 3. -Ig Hcnlllu Cuum-il Il. FREDERICA LUND IIILLY BICD.-LNIEI. 0.K., Sulfur! JACKIE LYN ES TIM LYONS SID MACAULAY 23 JOE MCCRORY BILLY MCDANIEL ELLEN MCDANIEL ELLEN NIEDANIEI. -'szzmw it gm.-fr. Transferrml from xxtmiity nigh az, t.ar,my Club za. DANNIE SUE MACKIN Tlml reminds lm' ol rl fake! Girls' Glue Club l: Mixcul Chorus 2. Libra- rian 3, im-S. 4, 'rramu Club 2, 3, vice. l'rn's. 4: Aumlubnn Souix-ty Pres. 2: Atl Stali 2, 3: llaskotbnll Mgr. 3: lit-tu Club 3. -ll National Honor Sm-it-ly 3, 4: F. T. A. -IZ Spanish Club 4: Pan Ann-rirntt Slunlr-nl Forum 4: Organization Erlitor Intl:-culur -L: Supl-rlativc -l. PATSY MCMANUS Why me ,tru surfing .rr me? Red Cross Council l: Drutuntic Club 2, 3. HOB llClVILl..l,-KMS Aw, Sz-Iliad! umm' cm, 1. 2, 3, 4, S.-I-,,m-nts' Club 2, Ullivvrs' Club 3: llillv Club 3: Spanish Club -I. JACKIE McWILLlAMS DANNIE SUE MACKIN .IACKIE MCW'll.l.l.-XMS -'Wm il ,U.m.- ,mf g1,f,.,, 10 I-..11.-gr? Tttntbling Club I: llrullll Club lt llaiskt-tlulll 2: Dratnutliv Club 2: lh-ta Club 3, 'lg Ollirt- Worker I: Spanish Club -I: Pau Atru-riraur Sluilcnt Forum 4. JIMMY MANN If'Iien I rms on t. tv ...A Trunsfcrrt-tl from call,-gs Park High 1, St-it-tire Club 3, 4: Bc-In Club 3. 4: Scrgcnnls' Club 3, 4. LESLIE MANZER Strand dum. Sputtisli Club 3: Pan Atncritrllu Stutlvnt Forum 3: Se-rgeanls' Club 3, 4g Srirtwe Club 4: Golf Tcatn 4, BOB MATHEWS Sure, l1uzIdy! Translerre'-ml from Athens. Georgia 2: Football B-Tcntn 3, Varsity -1: Basketball B-Train 3, Varsity 4: Baseball 3, 4: D Clulv 3, 4: lmlrmlur Stull' 3, Business Mgr. 4: Pan Anwrican Stunlrnl Forutu 3: Mar Court Es- can -t, Lim.-t.r...,m smut 4, Supcrlutivc x. JIMMY MANN PATSY M:MAN US LOUISE MATHIS I run lvll Hurlrly ln twirl. Slurlx-ut Count-il 2. 3: l.ibrury Club l, Pros. 2: Auzlubon Society 2: Library :lssislunt 3: smlrlrlpf strut 3, spmtistt Re,.,.ru-r 3, vit-I-. Pros. 4: Pun American Slumlvttl Forum 3, 4: lVritPrS' Club 3, fl: Tmtrisl Club Chaplain 4: Drnrttaltic Club Virv-Pres. 4: Rod Cross Count-il 4: Class Editor lnrirrnlur 4: Hclu Club 3, -l-: Nutionnl Hottur Souix-ty 3. -I: stwftrttavf 4. JEANNE MATTHEWS flaw do you pw,m,mfP mm wma? 'Transferred from Henry Grady High 3: Girls' Cleo Club 3: Beta Club 3, 4: French Club -I. ASA MAYNARD Ullitlt' mv, llu'rr's Dim. Kefllrlfh llaltttl l. 2. 3, -I: Orcltvstru l, 2, 3, 'l: Ruilio mul Electricity Club -I. LESLIE MANZER I BOB MCWILLIAMS Cl lAlil.l'fS MAYN.-XRD Dial you knuw 5uu're good-looking? Football li-Team l, Varsity 2. 3, 4: Class Pros. l, Al, Soc. 3: Writers' Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Scribblr-r Staff 1, 2, 3, 4: Sergvanls' Club 2. 3: Basketball ll-Tentu 2, Varsity 3, -1: Stull:-nl Council 3, 4: National Honor Su- cicly 3, 4: Beta Club 3. 4: D Club 3, 4: Sricnce Club 4. Trans. 3: Oilicers' Club Yirc-Pros. 4: Truck 4: May Court 4: Mr. Frmtlult 4, All Rt-giou Bnsk,-malt 4, All Gr.-tucr Atlanta Foatl-all -tg All Slillc Foot- hall 4, Supt-rlattivc -1. SSH BOB MATHEWS LOUISE MATHIS JEANNE MATTHEWS ASA MAYNARD CHARLES MAYNARD 24 CATHERINE MEDCALF BOBBY MIDDLEBROOKS DeWITT MIXSON BERNARD MOLER C,-XTIIERINI-1 MIQDCALF .IIM MORRIS MARILYN NAVAIIIIE TI-rl: hugs un' jfIu'! I jus! vuII'1 rlnnr-el! 0lI. All-J! ' All Sum 2. 3: F. II, A. I:I..I. 2, sluuusl. 'rmunl-m-.1 Iuuu IIM.-I-I-II mal. II III-II Girls' cl.-Q Clulv 1: B1-nd 1. 2. 3. Cu-Calm. I Clull Sl: l'.Iu Amt-ri.-uu Snul--ul Flu-ulu :I, ,lg Cr'-SS Cvlllwil ll Sfllmfr' DMI-'f' Clulv 3: 'li 0fI'lH'Slfll l- 2, 3. -I: Library Clull 2: Tuul-Isl Clull II. Cuuu-lu Club :Ig lluyruuu Clull 3: lu-luslriul A-l Slllll fl: Hvilllll Cmmnil 3: Slvunisll Club Arn Tn-ns. 3: lmlvcnlur H-une lluuuu Rvpro- 3. Vivc'fl'r:-sv 1: l'aIn Amvril-:In Slmlvnl BOBIIY IIIIDDLEIXIIOOKS sf-ulullvv 3. Frvruln 3. 4- -'.I1u1f.- If 1u,.,,,r' Suuusll CIIIII 1. 2: S.-fgmuus' club 2, 3. RICIIAIIU Movlz I I -'I rn ll. -If, - I fl I Iltlgl V ll IY llllll Ill!! IHII S .. Q . - 4 V .h A . . ,, , . , , A .K -f N- yl lmuuul ,If NuI.,ul5.'. ' LII-.uu n. I. nf.uu.uu Club I. Suu-II.-U HQLNL MLSMR ,,-m,,,m,l L L' MM. 2' 3: Spanish Club 1: ffl Mr il!- ' Iml-IIIIII 2, 3. 44 D Club 2, 3, 4, Amlml- . Svrsvlmls' Club 3: lllvviv Club 3: Srivuvv Cuuuvil Pn-5. 3: SI-ru-mums' Cluh 3, Omcers' ,. ,l'-RNAIID 5'0l'Ell,, Cl-'lf 'la L----fl-r-mm Sl:-IT 'L Club I, suull-lu CI-uufiI II. . Lan lung II song? mac Twuu I, 2, 3, ,lg slumml Club 2, I 0 r S s.-rg.-um' chu. 2, ag Ram- c1..I. a, Tr.-us. 4g mln' ALICE NANCE onum' club -I. un, Fm In lI.lm1,.v. ' 'rf.uuI.-ul-.I fuuu Sylvester, cwrgiu 2: ,xu.I..- ,IIMIIIY NORTON IIOLIIIES MORGAN Im.. s...-I.-uv Im-5s.I,-.u 2, Sluflvul c....u.-II '-ofumw Inu Irulclz my rurw-. ' 3, 4: Bm-lzl Club 3, -I: F. 'l'. A. -ig Tonrin Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Tri-Captain 45 On-hoglm I'.,.,II.l.II ll-'IH-nun 2: Gulf 'In-lu.. 2, 3, lg D Club -I: om.-P Inu-full I: Fwufll cIuI, I. 2, 3. -xl s.-fgfuuls' Club ag Islam Club, cIuI. :I, lg Xlnvil- Club -I. Pr-sillunl -I, Huu.ew...iug Qu.-.-u 4. I-1.-5. 3, .Ig Ianni., Iuul EI.-I-ml-any Clnlu -1. HOLMES MORGAN JIM MORRIS RICHARD MOYE EUGENE MUSSER MARY ALICE NANCE MARILYN NAVARRE JIMMY NEWSOME JIMMY NORTON 25 PAULINE OSTEEN PAULINE OSTEEN -'rm wry, nm. Dushif-lls, nm il .ms soon funny! Mixed Chorus 1. 2, 3: Rell Cross Council :1, -1. s,m11i,11 chu- 3, 4: Scrilalzler Slnll -1. Writers' Club -lg All Stull -lg Library Stuff rl. J. H. OWEN Hu. K., Band Band 1, 2, cum. 3, fa, Orchestra 1. 2, 3. 4. 11101-ic chu. sec. a, 'rim 4, Radio cm, 4. BARIYAHA PEACOCK Someduy l'll weigh a hulldrvd pounds! Mixed Churus 1. 25 Auilubnn Sncicly 2: Tourist Club 2. 3, 45 Hvnhli Cnnncil 2, 45 B1-ln Club 3, 45 Library Club ,lg Dramatic Club 4. RICHARD PENN Sweet Willie P. BILLY BOB REDFORD J. H. OWEN BILLY BOB REDI-'ORD -'I .mm x,.,f,.,.f F....um11 1:-'rm-in 1. vmny 2, 3, 1: svfsn-fs' 111111, 1. 2, 3. 1: sm1.1,1,'f sum 1, 2, a, -1, ll cm. 3, 4: innky 111.1113 3, 4, s.-am.-Q chu. 3, 4, Tran-k fi. GENE ALLEN REINERO TlruI's Rz'enero! Student Council 2: Dramatic Club 2: All sum 3, 44 spmiiui club 3, 4. Bum chu. 3, 4: Tourist Club 4: F. T. A. 4. DEWIAYNE RIIKISTIDT Drill Baslzvlhilll 1. 2. 3, C0-Capt. 43 Tunlblors' Club l, 2, 3: All Slull I: Busvbnll Tcallll 1, 2: Albleliv: Cuuncil lg D Club 4. BIARIE RITCHIE The silenl lypr. Library Stull' 2. I, lllclullcrsllip Chrm. 3. GENE ALLEN REINERO BARBARA PEACOCK ETHEI. ROLIJNS lr cuff! be arranged. Trnllslcrn-el Irom Ilnss High lg Tourist Club 1I: Frvncli Club -I. JEAN ROSSER Dm1'! call mv Russel. .-Xlhletic Cuunuil 3. JACK ROYAL After Dau .luun mm we wud Don Twu, Miss Ifasrlr-n? Spanish Cl11b 3: Pun Amcrivun Student Foruui 3: Sergennls' Cl11b 4: Tennis Tarun 4, Busz-b11I1 Tcnni 4. PHYLLIS RUNYON I cnugln six llumrflivs many, Girls' Glee Club l. 2: Spnnisli Club 3. ll: Rem Club 3, -lg F. T, A. -lg Wrilcrs' Club 43 Hunllh Council 4. DEWAYNE RIMSTIDT RICHARD PENN SSD ETHEL ROLLINS JEAN ROSSER JACK ROYAL PHYLLIS RUNYON iors ARTHUR SALES wvus SANDERS TOMMY SCARBROUGH JEANEUE suces Alilllllli SALES Sum Sulvswoslcin .-Krl Club 2: Xluvic Club 3: Svrgvalllls' Club 3: Sricncc Club 3: lVri!r'rs' Club 3. 49 Srrilzlrlvr Stall' 3, Ig BL-In Club 3. KI: Dru- mnliv Club I. w1f1,113 sfxxlmlzs -'EMI-11Df1,1's MINI. sf.-xrrm. 1, rms. 2, vi.-0.1111-11. 3: Ser' gl-nuts' 1:11111 sg 1111-1-ic c1.111 3: IJ c11111 3, 111 xvrams' c11.11 3. 11 Scribblvr surf 3. 1: 111111 c11.11 11 National 1-101.111 s...-11-1,1 -1, 5111110111 c.1..11.-11 -1: sen-11.-.1 c1.111 -1, 011111-15' c11.11 nm, 4: s11p1-11111111 4. T011111' sc.A111111oUc11 '-r.1:.7y' 111.1111-1111111 11,'1'f111.1 2, 11119111 3. lg s.-1-11-1111u' 1:11111 :ag 1-11.1 111.11-111-111 51111111.11 11-mm 3: rr r.m111.111 11.'rw.1 1. 2, vmny 3, -1: cuss' Club 3. I: 1111111-I1r1111111 Sunil -I: Sl-m1isI1 l1InI1II. .lIIANE'I'TE SIKES '24 red lwml urillmul 11 len1p1-r. CIM 1:11111 1, Im-S. 2, 11011 cms 11111111111 1, 3. Girls' 111L1.1' s11111oNs ny :ming 1.-Qfg1.f,J '1'm.1s1.-m-11 from New York 2, 1'.11.1111.11 11-'1'.-111.1 24 sQ1g.'111111' c1111. 3, 1: 11111-11 4, JOE SIMONTON l'm nn! flirlingf' Frvuc-I1 Club 3. GLENN SIZFIKIOIIE lVIm1 du yu say, ll1ul1lp? S1-rgva1111s' Club 3, Ig Tvuuis 'Il-11111 lg 'I'1-111-k 'Il-11111 4. 1:11121-:NH 51111111 '-lm.-11' Luli.- 1'.11,11-111 11111-11111 1. 2, 111-111111 12.11.111-i1 2: sl-rg.-Mu' 1:11111 3, 11 1'.-.mis 'lu-1111. 1. GLEN SMITH Ask Jaan. l'm re.11ing. Svrgm-anis' Club 3: Sri:-nrv Club 3, -1-5 Bula Club 3, -IZ Oflivcrs' Club -I: lliflv Tram 4: 111111111g1ng 1-31111-.1 1-1 111.11-mmf -1. SYIIII. SMITH Student Council 2g Drnuultic Club 2: Audu- bnu Snrlcty 2: .MI Stall 3g Science Club 35 Heil Cmss Cmnnvil 3: BL-In Club 3. 4: F. T. A. II: Art Club 4: IVIIIL-rs' Club -I: Scribblcr SMH 4. ERNEST STANFORD Yau know u'lun? Mixml Chorus 2: Spanish Club 2: I':u1 A1111-ricall Shull-ul Furunu 2, 3: S1-i1-111-v Club 3, -Ig llnallo mul l:1l1'n:lririIy Club Scr. 11. BILLY SIMMONS JOE SIMONTON GLENN SIZEMORE EUGENE SMITH GLEN SMITH SYBIL 'SMITH ERNEST STANFORD 27 BOBBY STEPHENS ANITA STEPHENSON MECKLYN STOCKTON nomu' STEPHENS Hun, un, Un, uh'- uas.-nul 2, 3, 4, s,.u..mr cub 3, F.-uuull um-.Im sq Basketball rs.1'.-M.. 3, vmny 4, Mgr. 5, sergelmu' Club 3, .xg D Club 3, 4, ,xu.lCu.- Council -1, L.mfl.m..... sum 4. ANITA STEPHENSON Tim: diamond really spnrlrlvsl' Hz-uhh Council lg Girls' Glue Club 1, 3: Mixed Chorus 2: Library Club 2. MECKLYN STOCKTON --flaw mn 1-Im ynu N? Basketball B-TL-:un 2. Varsity 4: Scrgcanls' Club 3g Pep Cnunril Trcus. 3: Pau American Slunlent Forum 3, lg Ofliccrs' Club. FRANK STICKLAND S1nmd Bank:-lball Mgr. 2, Gulf 'rpm 2, 3, -x: spun- ish Club 3, Vin--l'rvs. Il: Surg:-nnls' Club 33 Olbrvrs' Club 3. -I: licla Club Il, 4: l'nn Ann-ricnu Slunlvnl Furulu 3. I: Science Club -I: Drunmliv Club Trcns. l. ANN SULLIVAN Would yuu ple-me n-pear rhur?'5 Girls' Cleo Club lg Rr-il Cruss Cnuuril lg Library Club sw. 2, Pm. -1, Library sum 3, ,Ig Audubon Society 2: Spanish Club 3. Svc. 'lg Pan American Slumlcnl Forum 3, -Ig llc-lu Club 3, -I: Ad Stall -I: Dramnlic Club .tg Nuriunal Honor Sovivty -1. ANN SYVEATMAN Shan und Sw:-vt, ' Spanish Club 3: Pan Alnrric-An Slumlvul Fnrum 3, 4. JACKIE TAYLOR Who, me, .'Ilr. Brnu'I1? Red Cross Council 1: :hulubun Suvivty 2: Dranmtic Club 25 Bela Club 3, 'Ig Science Club 3: All Stull' 35 F. 'll A. 45 lVriluls' Club -I: Svrilnlnlvr Stull' rl: Art Cluh 4: Ulllnc Wnrkcr -I. .IACKIE 'l'lZl:ID ll's railed rm lluliun lfuy Cul. 1'm..sfl-m-.1 r.-U... N..,......in.. 1: su..u.u cum.- cil lg Class Ser.-Trans. 23 Rod Cruss Cuum-il 2, 4: All Stall' 2. 3, -1: Tuurisl Club 2. 3: sprmislr Club 3, lm-5. 4, lllixs-rl Clmrus 4: Draxnntic Club 4: Pun Ann-ricun Student Forum 4: Ofllce Worker 4. LARRY THIGPEN L1..fk,- in Lone. rnnumll B-Tm... 1. 2, v....a.,' 3, xg svr,:v....rs' Club 3, fl: Ollie:-rs' Club -I-: Rillc Club -I: D Club -1. Romn THOMAS rm zeuing my mm grow, sl-msn. Club 3: F. T. A. -1: ,ul Club -1. simu-1 'rH0RN'r0N .4..-, 1 frmn lnmr- pn-My Im, .-nl..-ff Tmnif.-m.: fm... Auwn., cmfga.. 2, s,.....i.1. cub ag Aumuu c......nal sg Bm mul, 3, fx, 1s1..ku1,r.11 vmny 3, 4. nor TnIu:l.Kr:1.n 'Al ju., .Ima mm fl., 1.1..g1.5. cms' Glu- cm, 1, F. H. A. Club 21 An.- lcuu c......vil ag Ring 'roam -1. ANN SULLIVAN ANN SWEATMAN JACKIE TAYLOR FRANK 'STICKLAND JACKIE TEED LARRY THIGPEN ROBIN THOMAS SARAH THORNTON DOT THRELKELD KATHRYN TOWNS RUSSELL TYRE KATHRYN TOWNS Could you Icll me Tumblers' Club 1, 2, 35 Art Club lg Hcnllb Council 4. RUSSELL TYRE Heart-lrleulrer! Svrgz-ullts' Club 45 Fnotbnll Varsity 4. SALLY UTTENHOVE The Gigglef' Tumblers' Club lg Clwvrlvauln-r Cu-Capt. ll: D Club -l. iors llll.LY VAN YAI.Kl'lNlll-IRC l.uui.w llusrlnrll Mgr. 2, 35 I7 Club Il, -l. 55 Spanish Club 3: Ili-Y 3, lg Sergmluts' Club -tg llaakcllxall Mgr. +l. NORMA JEAN WALDEN HARRY WALKER SALLY UTTENHOVE NORMA JEAN WALDEN Year-mum! sun, Inn. May Court 2, -lg Usher 2g Hcxxllb Cnuucil 3. HARRY WALKER lima-I Sv.-rgcnnls' Club lg S--irnue Club 3: Olliu.-ers' Club 3. -l. LARRY WALKER Aw, f,,yf.'! Hculxh Cnunvil 3: Svicncl- Club Zig Square lhucv Club 3: Buakelbnll ll- l'1-:nu 3, Varsity 4: Writers' Club 3, 4: Srrilnlnler Stull 3, 45 Snrgcnnls' Club Il. llg Bula Club 3. -1. LARKIN WALLER Yr-uh, I liku luv. lxul l'm xrurvll in gr! 41 flute. Sl-rg:-nnls' Club 25: Wrilvrs' Club 3, lg Base, ball 3, 1: l-'uulball Mgr. 'lg IJ Club -l. LARRY WALKER BILLY VAN VALKENBERG G.-UL W'Al.l.lS Now, Mr. lIlou'n. ' Trauslcrrcrl from Amorivus. Ce-nrgiu 3: 'l'uur- ist Club 3: flvlu Club 3, lg Pan Alum-rivun Slunlunl Forum 3, -lg F. T. -X, lg llml Cross Cuunvil S:-c. ,lg Buskvlbull Mgr. 'lg All Smll 4. BILLY W'A'l'FfRS McCann RAY YWATERS Going our will: :he boys 1unig.'11? Fnullurll B-Tvum 1, 25 Bnskvlbnll B-Team 2: Serge-axuls' Club 2. 3, 4: Calm-nn Club 35 llusl-bull 3, 4. mum' whims '-1010 lx.-.mlmll mf. 1, 11.1.-um 2, vmny 3. in sffgmlru' ann. :sg mn .1x...vfim.. Sunlvnl Fm... 3. -1: wwnm' Club 3. 1: smzmrr-1 sum :x. 1: Ill-tu cl.-1, 3. -1, u chu. 3. -14 sum.-..l czwn.-an 3, 44 cuss xfsf.-.-ms. -15 om.-.-fr' cm, -1: s..,,1-rluaw 4. LARKIN WALLER QAIL WALLIS su.LY wAureRs RAY wneas JIMMY wean ' H H KENNETH WEBB LANE wELLs xxaxxnru wmm -'my-. 1f11,1.1,- Fuullmll n.TE1m 3, vmau- 1: D 011.11 3. 1. LANE w1:L1.s '-R1-mfmzyff my pmzff.-1... ru- ,nf mf 1.1 ff.-11 Tfmll-m-.1 from Druid Hills 1111111 3, 1111.-.1 c:1...f..E :ll 1......-11.-M... sun -lg Turk -1. SAM WELLS Swi1u1ui11g Team 1, 2: All Slxll 3, -l: Ind.-. mlur Stull 33 May Court 3, Maid of Huuur -11: Ba-tu Club 3, Soc. -lg Tuurist Club 3. Trcas. 4: F. T, A. S1-v. -1: Class Ser. -I: National Honor Such-ly lg 5111101-lalixc 4. JIMMY WHITAKER I 11an'l mlk much . ' Ari Club 3. JANE Wll.l.l.-HIS ln Sun Div-go . . . Fnrulll 2, Hg Sv.-rgvmxls' Club fl: Snivllm' Club 3. sec.-1'n-ns. -1: H.-11 121.111 3, 45 11111.- Clull -lg Olllrcrs' Clulv 4. BECKY W'00DWOR'l'H l'erm-f-veev? Lilumry Stall' lg Glvc Club 1, Vice-Pros. 23 Mixed Clmrus 3: P051 Cuuuril 3: All Stull 33 'l'1uu-is: Club 33 Dmumlir Club 3, lg Bela Club 3, -lv: Nnlinnxxl Honor Sunil-ly 3. -I: Spanish Club 3. Rupurlor -lg Pau Aluvrirau1 - SAM ' LLS . - . . . ' 'fsmr-1-ffl. mv 111,111.1-EEA mrlllza plflmp, Tmsf.-rf.-.1 ffgm 'cfm-lull... cnlillunia -1: f:Q fP'a' f ' 3- 42 N'f '1'11 H Wflwfs' S e n l O r S 1f.m1h1111 11.'1'fnm 1, vwiw 2. 3, -1: Writers' 'lm CW' li Pl'J 'fl'. CM' 41 F- 1- A- 4- ' CAROHN YWCEY 111.111 1. 2. 3. 41 Srrihlzlrr sum 2, 3, 4, OE MNH-EK A ,, ' . s1...1.-111 cl-.ml-11 2, Tr.-1.5. 3, comps. :lg J ..Rmm,, Tumbling 1. Glu-Chilli'ffflfbmmm muh -L HHSM11'-'ll n'TN ' 2- llnfslll' 3' Cam- 45 'l'r.111slvrr1-ll fnuu Cn-cu-.'illc. Snullx Curnlinu xlgx,-.1 C5,.,,:,,. 3. Bm, Clull, 3.4-1: 1- 4 S1-rxww' Club Yi-'f-l'reE- 31 Riflv Club 32 2: Emullmll 11-'1'.-.1111 2: Gulf T1-lun 2, 3. 4, ' . , . . ' ' ' ' 1111114 3. 1: n cm- 3. Vx: Lllm-111.10111 511111 ,,,m,i5,, Club 3. pm, A,,,,.,iC,,,, 5,,,,,,,,,, UL , CE.N151L1iE 1oLNc?m.ooD in U '5 'N' C' ' an 4' ol' 'Z' ' ' -I: Srivlxrv Club -1' Dvzuumlic Club -I. ' ' l .' . - ' ' : 5 ' Club 1. 2. 3, 4- 5.-111.1114-f sun 1. 2, rs, -11 SUE WELLS 5'rEWART W1NN D Club 3, 4g Sp1111iEl1 Club 3: P1111 Anm-if-1111 l-'n1mmmm, urvll lvl mr sec. Big Ind Foul! Stmlcnt Forum 3: Sci:-lwc Club llg Scrgvnuls' Slunlvul Cm1ucil 1, lg Tuxublcrs' Club 1, 23 Spzulisll Club 2, 35 Pau Alucriczux Sludcut Club 39 Rinky Dinks ll-. suE WELLS JIMMY wl-u1AKE1z JANE WILLIAMS JOE WINKLER STEWART WINN BECKY WOODWORTH CAROLYN YANCEY CHARLES YOUNGBLOOD 30 national honor society First row-Y. Cochran, L. Mathis, B. Woodworth, E. Ansley, Sec.: C. Maynard, Pres., E. Fuller, C. Cobb, B. Barlzsdale, D. S. Maclcin, J. Latimer. Second row-K. Kent, J. Fortin, C. Leys, N. Bradley, B, Langford, W. Sanders, A. Sullivan, J. Knox, S. Wells . . . Congra- lulationsl The National Honor Society at Decatur High is com- posed of students from the upper Hfteen per cent of the Senior Class who can answer to the good qualities of scholarship, leadership. service, and character. lmpressive induction ceremonies were this year held in January and May. Members of the Society at thesc times addressed thc student body on the deeper meanings of the four qualities. Membership in the National Honor Society, which is passed upon by the faculty, is considered one of the highest honors in the school. May 7, 1954-Call Assembly!! These names were added to the membership: Seniors Joyce Campbell, Elaine Flatl- gcr, Jackie Taylor, Kennon Kent, Virginia Loggins, Jerry Goddard. Sharlene Burns, Glen Smith. Sybil Smithg Juniors: Jane Bibb, Charlene Entrekin, Marjorie Erick- son, Ann Grifiin. Judy Haven, Carmen Moore, Donalyn Moore. George Pittman. Jane Sharp, Kathleen Story, Billy Stewart. is 'VA i . Q.. 3 r YN 'Cm iv i 1ralsni f f? Q ' bv K ! fe9 i4- Hf Um .uv 1 . f , HJ ,415 ...- History lessons can be infer- es-tin g, but confusing. As the JUNIOR CLASS entered Decatur in the fall, they thought how good it was to at last be upperclass- men. They were eager to jump into the school activities -and well was their enthusiasm rewarded by their tying for second place in Stunt Night. After spring holidays came the student body elections when the main ollices were Hlled by juniors. And lastly was the gala farewell party for the seniors. The class had been busy, but their happy memories were well worth the hard work. BILLY PARR President WALTER FOUNTAIN Vice-President CAROL WEEKS Secretary JUDY HAVEN Treasurer Waller. Carol, Billy, Judy Ggure up the cost of the Junior-Senior picnic. l I M. ABBOTT G. ADAMS K. ALLAIN P. ALMAND L. AMENT B. ANDERSON J. ANDERSON M. ANDERSON T. ANDREWS N. ARMISTEAD B. BAIRD S. BAKER J. BARRETT E. BARTON J. BECK R. BELOTE J. BIBB T. BLACKSTOCK M. BLAEDORN J. BONNER J. BOWEN H. BOWERS J. BRANTLEY K. BRITT J. BROADWELL A. BRYAN H. BUTLER M. A. BYERS F. CALDER G. CAMPBELL H. CARR D. CHAPMAN L. CHAPMAN J. CHEEK L. CHRIETZBERG B. CLONTS R. COLEMAN G. COLLINS S. COLLINS G. COLLIS juniors D. CRITCHETT J. CROWN P. DANIEL S. DAVENPORT C. DAVIDSON B. DAY J. DAY G. DEAN G. DeNORMANDIE J. DENSON M. DUNN B. EDWARDS D. EDWARDS G. EDWARDS J. EDWARDS C. ENTREKIN C. EVANS C. EVE H. FARMER E. FASSETI' J. FERCHAUD W. FOUNTAIN K. J. FREEMAN J. FRITH N. FULLER J. GAINES G. GANDY M. GIFFORD M. GIFFORD T. GLASURE E. GOBLE S. GREEN A. GRIFFIN D. GRIFFIN C. HALL B. HANIE J. HARMON J. HAVEN P. HENIKA B. HERNDON iuniors HERRICK HILL HILL HINSON HOLLINGSWORTH HOLTSCLAW HOOD HORNBECK HORNBUCKLE HOWELL HUDSON IRVINE JACKSON JARRETT JOHNSON JOHNSON JOHNSTON JORDAN KING LANFORD LEAVELL LIETCH LITTLE LOCKE LOCKHART LUCKEY . McCURDY McDANlEL McGRAW MALLORY S. MALONE MATTHEWS MEEK . MEWBOURNE MILLEDGE MILLER MILLS MOORE MOORE MOORE S. MOORE M. A. MORGAN J. MEYER J. NALL D. NEEL T. NEWSOME J. NICKERSON A. NIX A. OLIVER H. OWEN B. PARR R. PARRIS A. PENNINGTON G. PITTMAN I. PORTER F. PUTMAN N. RAMSDEN B. RAUCHENBERG J. REDFORD C. REED M. REED J. RHODES M. ROBB B. ROGERS B. ROGERS P. ROYAL M. RUFF B. RUHL J. SALES M. L. SAVAGE J. SHARP J. SHARP Ul'l iors J. SIMMONS K. SMITH W. SMITH T. SOMMER T. SOUTHERLAND C. STANLEY B. STEWART K. STORY J. STOWE C. STREATER J. SUDDETH D. TALLY R. THOMAS M. THOME D. THOMPSON G. THOMPSON G. THRELKELD V. TUNISON D. UPCHURCH E. VANNERSON D. WAGES J. WALLER N. WARD G. WARREN J. WATKINS C. WEEKES W. WELLS D. WHIPPLE E. WILKES E. WILLIAMS B. YOUNGBLOOD Tim and Jim discover that Judy and Jean are excellent cooks as well as good leaders. JIM FOUNTAIN TIM FLEMMING President Vice-President JEAN SHARPTON JUDY COGGINS Secretary Treasurer The SOPHOMORE CLASS came to school in Septem- ber eager to join in the many activities. The girls who were chosen cheerleaders proudly pulled for the boys who were on the football and basketball B-teams. Some of the girls earned points toward the schoolis winning the Southeastern Swimming Meet. When time for Stunt Night rolled around, the whole class pitched in to pro- duce the first-place stunt, g'All's Well that Ends Wellf, As the year moved on, everyone continued to participate in the activities, Military Night, May Night, and the stu- dent Council election eampaigns. The sophomores have excitedly sung their class song, but two full years of being upper-classmen loom in the exciting future. Nancy Harris and Jeannette Herron brought their class top honors in the Student Council magazine sales. Founlain Fowler .J. Foy Francke Gaines Georg: Glenn Godard J. Chapman S. Chewning J. Cochran T. Cochrane J. Coggins K. Billingsley C. Blanchard P. Blacksl-:ear F. Blasingame E. Bobo B. Bradley M. Braswell K. Brooks A. Bullard N. Burke B. Burlon G. Carley N. Carmack E. Ca rringlon J. Abbot! P. Adcock W. Aikens S. Allain T. Barrell N. Barringlon M. A. Bass F. Bearden sophomores S. Conner K. Edwards J. Eve J.Few l.. Field B. Fladger T. Fleming B. Floyd M. Dealon C. Dickey E. Dodd N. Dowman N. Duvall P. Dyer L. Cole D. Collins A. Canine G. Daniel B. Dauler D. Dauler H. Davis T. Deacon G. Cox J. Craig J. Crane D. Coihran B. lrwnn R. Howard P. Hunnicuff D. Hunfer A. Hifer F. Holcombe B. Holi R. Holxworfh G. Hood J. Jones D. Kegley SOpl'1OlllOreS GM., J, Kelley P. Kennedy R. Koch S. Langley J. Leefhers H. Heafh A. C. Henry L. Herb C. Herberi J. Herron C. Hicks D. Harrell M. Harringfon C. Harris D.,Harris V. Harvard J. Hazelrigs K . Head D. Joyner Googer . Greene Greene Greenaway Greene Hall Ham Hancock P. Massoures M. Midkiff P. Minor H. Moore N. Moore J. Morlon J. Muessle C. Murphy D. Lee S. Livingsfone J. Long P. Long C. Longino L. Loyd A. LuHrall T. Lyon S. McGeachy M. McGhee H. McNeely J. Mailey L. Maples F. Marlin R. Skellon R. Smilh P. Snyder M. Schneider B. A. Sharpfon J. Sharpfon W. Shellon P. Slrellon D. Phillips B. Ramsden B. Rauol J. Ray K. Reach C Reid K. Richards W. Rogers B. Rollins S. Ruch J. Rudolph T. Rufledge L. Seller N. Schaller P Slevens T Slvlfes G. Slovall C. Sfrange J.S'rrange B. Slrong J. Slroud C. Slubblebine M. Sugg J. Tallanl P. Newlon L. Orr B. Owen D. Parr J. Palferson W. Peabody E. Phelps G. Philips Williams Wilson Winn . Woodbery . Woods Woolen Young Youngblood A. Taylor J. Taylor S Temples B. Terry M. A. Thornlon H. J. Treadaway E. Vandergrifll J. Veralde G. Verdi S. Wages J. Walson J. Whifaker J. Whilelaw R. Wilburn V i if Twp 'z Laurie, Sue, Robert, and Carol decorate their section for the big event!! The FRESHMEN, now feeling quite a part of the school. entered the year with much enthusiasm. They have taken part in all the activities with a great deal of spirit. The B-Team contests proved that Decatur can look forward to a bright future in athletic competition. Stunt Night meant hard work, but lots of fun . . . how those Freshmen enjoyed it. New types of studies like algebra and Latin called for more homework than ever before, but the results were worth it! This class is now looking forward to their next three years at Decatur High. ROBERT ANSLEY SUE RITZ LAURIE WILKES CAROL SMITH President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Mrs. Dieclcman reminds stud- w ents that Robert Frost is in town again. 5 B. Norris B. Perkins H. Robb J. Sewell B. Smiih P. Sylvesier J. Wallzins G. Woodbury ?S! ?S0ZI?'? Oakes Pierce Royal Sharp R. Smilh Taylor Weeks Wright M. Olll J. Piper J. Ruilancl A. C. Shelly D. Smilh W. Templeman J. While S. Wunderly J. Pair B. Rauschenberg J. Rulleclge D. Shulley L. Smilh P. Torey L. Wilkes P. Yawn W. Parris A. A. Rayfield P. Sanford G. Sibley H. J. Siephenson L. Treadway D. Williams J. Yerlxes 47 J. Pafierson S. Rhodes N. Sappinglon M. Sims B. Siewarf C. Tunison N. Williams B. Young . Penn L. A. Rimsriclr J. Seagraves B. Sisofi K. Sirange D. Turlz L. Wills J. Youngblood N. Penningion S. Riiz T. Self M. Sizemore M. A. Swann M. Turner H. Wilson M. Zachary M. Zibell CHUCK REILEY President BILL WOMACK Vice-President PENNY BOBO Secretary JIMMY SMITH Treasurer Hey, do you know where the stadium is? Colly, did you ever see such a big placefw These were familiar expressions heard from the EIGHTH GRADERS as they joined the student body of Decatur High School. They were confused and somewhat perplexed at schedules, lunch lines, and new faces, but gradually the pieces began Chuclr, Penny, Bill, and Jimmy give their support to the Decatur Team. to ht, and they realized that each would find his place. The thrill of cheering their Decatur High team, the sense of belonging as they look positions on councils, and the friendly greeting from upper classmen were all a part of their lirst year at high school. There'II be no airplane flying in Mrs. WaIIrsr's class. 48 T. Abernalhy G. Alsobroolr A. Amen? J. Avanl J. Bailey S. Bailey N. Baile T Beasely F. Benson D. Bidez E. Blanchard P. Bobo B. Bonner I. Boyce N. Bridges R Broclreii' 8 i h G r a d e r s Broome N. Broome C. Brown N. Burdeii B. Burneii J. Burien D. Camp Chambers R. Clarke R. Cochran M. Coulier R. Dashiell J. Davison E. Daves Dendy J. Denson J. Drenon E. Dozier G. Edmonds D. Ellis C. Elly Evans S. Famlaro J. Fell D. Field C. Fowler N. Franklin P. Fry George V. Gibson B. Gillespie G. Greene C. Griiis D. Gunn S. Hanson P. Harris R. Harrison J. Haynie L. Hendriclrs R. Henley D. Herrick N. Hesion M. Hodges J. Hoerner B. Holf M. Hooper N. Howard H. Howell C. Hyde E. Johnson R. Johnsion 8 t h G r a cl e r s G. Kernel! B. Kenfon A. King P. Knox B. Langford B. Loclrhari P. Lulher R. McCollum B. Mallory B. Marfin G. Malalen S. Mafhis N. Maffhews M. Maund K. Meek R. Morrison J. Morrow H. Murdaugh M. A. Norlh R. Norlon D. Osfeen C. Panogiofon J. Parrish D. Parlie K. Pefriclr E. Porier H. Peabody J. Pelion C. Penn C. Pille C. Piffman T. Reach W. Reed J. Reed J. Reed D B. Rhodes A. Richards C. Reily J. Rifchie M. Roberts C. Rogers S. Rogers C. A. Rollins D. Royal . Ruileclge J. Rulland A. Ryder B. Schell B. ScoH S. Shaw E. Shelion K. Silver M. Slrelfon M. Smilh H. J. Smifh J. Smiih J. Smi-H1 P. Smifh J. Smirhy E. Snyder K. Slansel F. Srreel' A. Swafford L. Symmers E. Taylor P. Taylor J. Terry J. Thompson D. Townley R. Towns P. Tumlin H. Wall J. Wagner L. Ward L. Ward L. Warner E. Webb R. Webb A. Weelcley T. Wheeler B. Whipple L. While D. Wilsdon S. Wilson B. Womack C. Woolen J. Yerkss f 3 1, J X If :S 1 l I ' , . f , :Q ' ' L i if Q i gf il -- vi- for yn hx sp. if is 'xi fx i -1 3 e I 0 ffm f 1' 7 .L x I 'Q X S Y WA 1,3 wu98 Barlcsdale Feature Ed L Mathis Class Ed E Ansley Liferary Ed J Newsome, Freshman Rep.: J. Strange, Sophomore Rep.: Hanle Junior Rep B Long Mlhlary Ed L Foy Picture Ed K Kent Art Ed.: S. Macauley, Athletic Ed.: G. Smith, Managing Ed D S Maclnn Organization Ed Ann Ohver Junior Rep Standing Miss Norton, Advisor: B. Mathews, Business Manager: J. Lali- Indecatur Stall Solves More Than Gne Puzzle Long before school started an enthusiastic stall began formulating the ideas that you see between the covers of this 1954- lndecatur. Each day a new piece of the puzzle was finished and gradually took its place to cul- minate the efforts of each stall member to please you- the students of Decatur High. Each staff member thought his section the most important-Barbara just had to' have a full page for every superlative couple and Dannie Sue thought nothing as important as real print on the Scribbler page. Louise was sweating out the Indecatur Selects page and was victorious at- last. Kay finally won her fight for white space without the support of Sid, who had more pictures than places to put them. Lady burned the midnight oil many nights trying to please everyone with the picture schedule. Elizabeth reminded us often that running titles were the latest thing in yearbooksf' Bob and Glenn were the silent workers who learned the art of collecting unpaid bills. ,loyce spent all her spare time thinking of new reasons why 'Awe just gotta have a color pictureli' Miss Norton and Mrs. Walker, trying to please all, sought a compromise if necessary for each of these wants. As a result, each of these preferences, in one form or another, has found its place in the book that presents life at Decatur High as the living pattern it truly is. Bob and Glenn couni the loaf. Barbara and Dannie Sue pour over ihe proofs. and res? wor ferring abou? expenses. and La yellow. dy . . . wafch ou? for 'wa HJ.. 5 a pariyl dll 'FN war orphans, trophy case highlight student council activities , B. Peacock, V. Loggins, R. Kunzer cast their ballots. Swing your partner at the Hillbilly Bell. 56 Here is a look at the varied activities of a hard-working student council. Two Korean war orphans. Kim Yung Gil and Chung Jae Sung, were adopted and have been supported by fifteen dollars each per month donated by the student body. Boxes of clothes were also sent to Korea, and canned foods were given to the welfare board for distribution at Thanksgiving. Jerry Abbott, treasurer. reports that almost 351300 prolit was made from the magazine sale in which every student participated. The school store netted much more than ex- pected through its sale of school supplies and Bulldog decals. The movie. 'tMr. Belvedere Goes to College, proved to be the most enjoyed money-making project. Costumes at the Hillbilly Ball were even more country than last year. Publicity for the Black Cat Ball, which looks like itls going to be an annual alllair, invited students to swing your bones with ,l. J. Jones. Student Council funds also went toward sending three delegates to the C. A. S. C. Convention at Brunswick. helped to make May Night a spectacular success. and were used to make a S500 contribution toward the installation of an inter-commuuications system throughout the three school buildings. The Student Council olhcers and representatives wish to thank the student body, faculty, and advisers, Mrs. Thornton and Mr. Purcell, for doing their part-plus in making this year so outstanding. SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES-W. Sanders, S. Wells, J. Webb, B. Darby, R. Hudgins, A. Fuller, C. Maynard, M. A. Nance, Y. Cochran. FRONT COUNTER-C. Maynard, M. A. Nance, Y. Cochran. BACK COUNTER-C. Leys, W. Sanders, B. Darby, S. Wells, R. Hudgins, J. Webb, A. Fuller. JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES-B. Clonts, K. Britt, C. Moore, M. Erickson, SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES-C. Reid, B. Glenn, L. Cole, R. Walls B. Lockhart, J. Stowe. E. Bobo, G. Hood, M. Sugg. FRESHMEN REPRESENTATIVES-H. Hildreth, J. Mixson, K. Wright, C. STH GRADE REPRESENTATIVES-R. Clarlr, J. Avant, J. Morrow, M. C. Kung Foslcey, N. Erickson, J. Sewell. A. A. Raytield, G. Austin. J. Reed, P. Smith, E. Webb, D. Field. 57 nl. mms. 30g 555' xvm ...v-fm J' No. 3 - Mwwmwr... 21 i, XS 41 Yi.- ai ma, Y' ' BUY 5'5wj.w vpmi vi fffXAffxSY:ikQre ?15p6kTh61jfaQLSpurts and Qifliuuplfi 'ECEnjXi5?'f',ffIs theiiad sheet 1xiaHci1iP1. R ,aslt11is'i5141kxclc been 3?Y'1J5dli5f,CE?Tf1wif if YA E wig'XEJQU-XSl10lliQ'jf1j2?IRQQIl tgp wander 269 this is a-feaiffaxbic ofkthrxbusy i5f1tN15le'1sa11t 3 , , axidlli' 'f ' -4. 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Both chapters have had several projects and many worth- while programs. but the highlight of the year was active participa- tion in the State Beta Club Con- vention held in Atlanta. The sponsors are Mr. Fisher and Nlrs. Pinner. K. Britt, V.-Pres.: M. Erickson, Pres.: J. Bibb, Sec.: G. Warren, Trees. Second row-P. Head, V.-Pres.: E. Fuller, Trees.: B. Barksdale, Pres.: 5. Wells, Sec. to Disirict Meeting Whether you are looking for the population of Lower ComlJodia,' or the life habits of prehis- toric Eskimos. the library staff is at your service. Members manage displays, book processing, typ- ing, desk service. and attendance records. The most outstanding event was the privilege of being host to the organizations meeting of the Student Library Assistants Association of the Fifth G. E. A. District. Advisors are Mrs. Blake and Hrs. Dickey. Club Gets French Accent The French Club mentbers have improved both their use of thc language and their knowledge of the French people. They have learned various French folk-songs and have acted out short plays. Outstanding visitors have spoken and shown slides to the group. The club is a member of the Greater Atlanta French Club which spon- sored a costume ball, tLe Petit Mardi Crasf for language students throughout the city. Miss Maymc Wasden, French teacher, is the active advisor of this Club. First row-S. Burns, V.-Pres.: E. Ansley, Treas.: Miss Wasden, advisor: M. A. Nance, Pres V. Loggins, Sec. ' s-.sa if J. Haven, A. Sullivan, S. Green. G0 anish Clubs Report Full Year forth Building Spanish Club got some real atmosphere ts organization. The mem- vlanned several parties and gressive dinner with Span- Jod a must for the re- uents. By studying the rol- language and customs of panish speaking countries. have been drawn into a understanding of their sh neighbors. Advisors are Story and Mrs. Banks, I. Story, Advisor: G. Meelr, dwards, 3rd V.-Pres.: L. s, Ist V.-Pres.: M. Dunn, and J. Latimer . . . Si, Si, Senorita. W W. ..t,. --I-...I- is W .4 4 Latin Club Revives Dead Language The Decatur High Latin Club had a much larger membership this year. It met twice a month for interesting programs which in- cluded movies, plays. hook re- views, singing. or a guest speaker. The outstanding project for the year was staging an authentic Roman banquet. The advisors are Miss Barrett and Miss Bost- wick. Miss M. Barrett, Adv., J. Sharp, K. Head, K. Wright, and K. Ed- wards imagine they are taking a tour of old Rome. The South Building Spanish Club members especially enjoyed the Pau-American Fiesta held at Bass High School in March. They are particularly proud of Elaine Flaflger who won a prize for one of the three best costumes worn to the Fiesta. ln their club meeting they have learned more about the Spanish speaking countries through guest speakers and student reports. lt is not un- usual to hear a Decatur student speaking in this romantic tongue as the club members were anx- ious to become Huent in the language. A. Sullivan, J. Sales, M. Robb, J. Teecl, Pres.: B. Woodworth, M. Navarre, E. Barton, Mrs. Banks, Advisor, explore old Spanish ruins. Y-Teens Set High Goals The Y-Teens is a branch of the YWCA. The members are girls who have set goals in Christian leadership and char- acter. Although a comparatively new organization at Decatur. the group, under the leadership of its sponsor Mrs. Davis. has become recognized for its high standards and worthy projects. For example. the club gave a Valentine party for DeKalb County Old Folks' Home. Refreshments were served. en- tertainment supplied, and both old and young had a happy day. The officers are planning on an even more active program for next year. M. Hood, C. Eve and Sister Susie, A. Griffin. M. Curry, and Mrs. Davis . . . showing ot? the winner of the baby contest. Sharpshooters Get Together Watch out! Decatur High sharpshooters have organized a Rifle Club. These boys and girls enjoyed their work as members of the riHe teams so much that they wanted a meeting time to make some interesting plans for this activity. The members realize that knowing how to clean and carry a gun is an important factor in being a re- liable gun-holder. T. Bowen, L. Alston. M. Abbott, B. Moler . . . watch where you point those barrels. Future Homemalcers Organize The Future llomemakers of America function with the goal of learning to be better mothers. wives. and neighbors of tomorrow. The members are Home Eeonomics students who like to cook and sew. Mrs. Clive Folger serves as a very competent advisor. E. Day, Treas.: M. Robb. V.-Pres.: and J. Cheek, Pres.. learn the art ot eco- nomical shopping. Young Scientists Conduct Experiments One of the Science Club's chief activi- ties has been the conducting of experi- ments for the eighth grade science classes. Field trips were taken to various laboratories. and some of the members entered projects in the State Science Fair held at Oglethorpe University. Reginald Covington and Doug Adams, won second place with their unusual exhibit. Mrs. Sue Ormston acted as ad' visor to keep the boys from blowing their heads oft. She reported that there may be a future Einstein in the group. K. Kent. Pres.: E. Fuller, V.-Pres.: S. Winn, Sec.-treasurer: and Mrs. Ormston . . . don't blow up the schooll! Radio Club Organized Because of extreme interest in the fascinating subject of radio, a Radio Club was organized at the beginning of the school year. Mr. Tom Morgan sponsored the organization. and led the members in a thorough study of the wireless. Each member determined to build his own short-wave set, andi who knows-maybe a television setl E. Stanford, T. Glazer, Mr. Morgan, Advisor . . . come in, Tolxyo. Movie Club Provides Competent Service The Movie Club is an interested group of students who give of their time to operate the hlm projector for the bene- fit of classes and clubs. It is their job to keep the films and machinery in good condition. ln sponsoring this club Mr. Baskin illustrates service to the school. lPictured at leftl N. Burlre, J. Norton, J. H. Owen, E. Dickey test the new projector. t AL. .5 .Q gg W' M Wi PLEASE FDEN -gf Q-vim Q 'fx fi' W? W T or aw- :-.. , - Z 2. i .Q-kg, fs-15 FT' 1 S L. Mathis, Chaplain: D. S. Macltin, V.-Pres.: Mrs. Lee, Advisor: S. Wells, Trees.: E. Ansley, Pres.: and S. Burns, Sec., take a wishful loolt at travel folders. Fuiure Teachers Preview Job The Decatur Future Teachers Club chose to name their local organization the Betty Herbert Club, in honor of the former Girls' High principal. The senior members of the elub made several trips to grammar schools to observe the grades in which they were interested. All the members read numerous professional articles. attended the Georgia FTA meeting held in Atlanta, and were aided in their prepara- tion by their advisors Nr. W. E. Brown and Mrs. Carr lf. Johnston. dent J. Hudgins explains the purposes of the FTA to the new members. Tourist Club Travels North From September until April the Tourist Club members looked forward to the annual spring trip. and they were not disap- pointed. This year an exciting week was spent seeing the sights of New York, Washington, Wil- liamsburg, and Annapolis. Later in the year trips to Warm Springs and Indian Springs were ar- ranged. The girls deeply appre- ciate the guidance of Mrs. Madge Lee. faculty advisor and friend. She works all year to assure them of happy times. First row-S. Burns, Treas.: Mrs. Johnston, Adv. Second row-Mr. Brown, Adv.: J. Hudgins, Pres.: G. Wallis, Prog. Chmn.: Y. Cochran, V..Pres.: S. Wells, Sec., plan for the next F. T. A. meeting. New Uniforms, Talent, Spark Hard-working Bancl Phillip Almond, Susan Allain, Kent Allain, Sidney Allen, Philip Arnold, Tommy Beasley, Joyce Biccum, David Bidez. Gerald Brand, Jaclrie Burch, Nicky Burnett, Jimmy Burton, Johnny Carter, Jerry Claclr, Bill Close, Henry Cole, Roger Couch, Bonnie Cloud, Tom Deacon, Fred Evans, Lucy Field, Jimmy Hale, Joan Harmon, Jeanette Herron, Clifton Lietch, Bonnie Lockhart, Anne Madden, Asa Maynard, Jack Mills, Wilson Mobley, Gail Moseley, Marilyn Navarre, Betty Norris, Jimmy Norton, Bill Owen J. H. Owen, John Felton, Catherine Penn, Bruce Rhodes, Minette Robb, Clarke Rodgers, Velma Shaw, Alma Shelley, Betty Smith, Robert Smith, Bobby Sprights, Roxi Towns, John Watson, Anna Wrighter, Carol Wooten. MAJORETTES-Capt. Joyce Campbell. Left to right-Jo Holland, Ann Bryan, Nancy Fuller, Sue Moore, Janel Crutchfield, Jerry Gaslrin, Janet Mixon, Elaine Merrill, Peggy McKinney. 66 As reported to Indecatur by co-captains Marilyn Navarre and J. H. Owen This year our band started out with several strikes against us. We were handicapped by the loss of many members through graduation. This condition was soon remedied by a great number of new members joining the beginners' band. By Christmas most of them were playing like veter- ans. The dilapidated state of our uniforms limited the num- ber of our members, and prevented our appearing in many activities. The ever-loyal Decatur Lions' Club came forward, however, and through a number of fund-raising projects, including a concert by the Decatur Civic Chorus, donated 353000 to the band for the purpose of buying new uniforms and repairing the old ones. We are exceedingly grateful to them and the people of Decatur for their fine support. When the band stepped out for the St. Patrickis Day parade and Military Night, every member had been personally fitted with a new uniform or a completely repaired old one. Mrs. Cottie Clark, who has directed this group for many years, works tirelessly to give to the school and community a band of which they will be proud. She is on call always for per formances. She says that the band will soon sound l than ever because of the enthusiastic eighth-graders future is really looking bright for your Decatur High . , ,, . . X 5 3 , Q 1-' ' fs + - 1 , 4 1 1 2 Q 2 lj: J 2 xy I, I gg -f 2 fn 5 Klan, K ff QQ f W 'f - Q- - -pw xx X - U 02 ' -L3fLLMl 'pi . ' M Choral Department Makes Sure 'iThere's A Song ln The Air You must have heard it by now . . . it's the song of a group of happy-go-luckymusicians. The choral department is proud of the versatility of its organization, for it has successfully presented an entertaining and varied program of music for the school this year. Tiny Mrs. Dashiells, director, who gave so much of herself to perfect each detail of the group's performances, climaxed the year with the annual Christmas ' program, to which the entire city was invited. First was the beautiful religious presentation, and then a rollicking , rendition of T'was the Night Before Christmas. As a breath-taking conclusion the Mixed Chorus sang the Nut- cracker Suitef while a ballet group portrayed tiny toy flutes, sugar plum fairies, whirling Russian dancers, and swaying flowers. Individual talent cropped up in the various assemblies, P.-T. A. programs, and other outside activities. The group completed its 1954 season with its appearance at the Baccau- laureate exercises held the Sunday before graduation. Front-D. S. Mackin, Pres., and C. Leys practice with, Baclr-Mrs. Dashiells and the other Choral otticers, J. Craig, T. Rutledge, and M. Sugg. The Mixed Chorus-A Mixture of Beauty and Song Members-C. Hall, C. Eve, D. Moore, J. Sharp, H. Farmer, R. Randall, B. Mathews, N. Burlre, P. Yaun, C. Leys, D. S. Maclrin, J. Teed P. Green, J. Craig, D. Upchurch, J. Maynard, M. Turner, N. Drains, R. Austin, T. Vinson, A. Pierce, F. Coolt, M. Ericlcson, J. Sewell L. Treadaway, K. Wright, M. Swann, J. Bonner, R. Green, T. Glazure, E. Weelts, M. Smith, B. Lisle, N. Barrington, G. Daniel, S. Jar- rett, G. Threllreld, S. Balmer, M. Seals, P. Kennedy, S. Green, A. Raytield, D. Tatman, A. Cadora, B. lrwin, P. Sanford, B. Gibson, J. Coggins, L. Alston, G. Barlrsdale, M. Sizemore, B. Rogers, S. Allain, H. Butler, H. Hildreth, D. Hulsey, J. Bibb, V. Harvard, T. Spears, B. Burdick, K. Head, L. King, L. Kennedy, G. Cox, C. Herbert, M. Suggs, C. Reid. G8 x x . .. ,r ,W ' ' xnaaavfy -- , as w r i SEQ, ww Carole Eve, Frank Strickland, Barbara Peacock, Marcia Sugg and Jane Hodges received loud audience approval for their roles in Triple Threat. I Drama Group Competes In Festival Mrs. Davis, Advisor: K. Kent, Pres.: F. Strickland, Treas.: Mr. Brown, Advisor: L. Mathis, V.-Pres.: and V. Loggins, Sec.. spent long hours practicing for the spring play. 70 Bright lights, excitement, make-up, the challenge of directing, the thrill of acting . . . the Dramatic Club has combined all these elements for the enjoyment of all drama-loving students. Two plays were given before Christmas Holidays, one a hilarious comedy, the other a serious drama. The former was repeated for the Fifth Annual Drama Festival in Athens, and the president took part in a panel dis- cussion there. During club meetings point- ers were given on make-up, diction, and stage presence. This busy year was con- cluded by a delightful party for the mem- bers. Art Lovers Throw uRecl Hot Ball This year the Art Cluh had as its first project the Beaux Arts Ball. The theme was Dante's lnferno, and the costumes add- cd to the devilish atmosphere. Students deemed the affair an overwhelming success, and plans are to make it an annual event. The money made from the sale of the dance tickets is to he spent to improve the art department and to buy special materials. Miss Sarah Hancock, head of the art de- partment and advisor, reports a growing enthusiasm among the club members. They have taken part in a full year of exhibits, trips. guest speakers, and parties. One of the main duties of the Art Club is to plan eye-appealing improvements for the high school campus. This comparatively new club has proved a good and useful addition to the number of Decatur High organiza- tions. Standing-Betty Lockhart, Pres.: Jimmy Chapman, V.-Pres.: Mary Dunn, Sec.: Miss Sarah Hancoclr, Adv. Kneeling--Miss JoAnn Dorminey, Adv.: Nancy Warcl, Treas., holcl a meet- ing to ,make final plans for the art exhibit. THE WINNERSH G. Pittman, B. Williams, B. Rayburn, J. Nickerson, J. Ivy, M. Jones, J. Hazlerigs, A. Hollingsworth, E. Fassett, and J. Chapman show off their costumes. 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Charles Maynard Throws a key block for barrel chesred YW f x - gi t - i ' .ff Q r 1 Q, . ,Q ,, ,Q .r gm NSQ .W ' r, QT '3 3, -v N 5 x ' A .,,. . .. K 6 x -- ' ,- Ae aga r AX ., si X .L .. Q ff' Q r 3 Mer N. 5, will A , First row-H. McDowell, D. Keiser, J. Barge, J. Waller, B. Ivey, B. Cheney, F. Peavy, D. Lee, G. Kelley. Second row-C. Evans, J Rutledge, T. Mathews, E. Wilson, C. Foskey, A. Cadora, G. Jenning, E. Weeks. Third row-B. Hutcheson, 6. Campbell, B. Lisle, J R. Smith, J. Youngblood, T. Cochrane, H. Malory. Fourth row-G. Sibley, J. McArthur, R. Ansley, W. Mewborne, D. Pickens, C. Cheel: J. Barrett, D. Moss. Fifth row-E. Blanchar, T. Abernathy, R. Walls, A. Bellingrath, R. Rice, J. Seagraves, G. Rutland, D. Tatman Sixth row-B. Fladter, J. Stroud, D. Googer, J. Long, D. Fischer, T. Hay,'D. Bridges, J. Rutland. Seventh row-B. Holt, M. Heming- ton, B. Terry, D. Whipple, J, Hooper, J. Rudolph, T. Rutledge, R. Youngblood, T. Southerland. Coaches-Redford and Morrow. uSuicicle Squad Provides Varsity Practice It was a courageous hunch of B-Team boys who would take the part of the next Friday-night opponent in scrim- mages against the Bulldog Varsity. Besides providing good practice for the first squad, the B-Team also played several out-of-town games against the varsities of small high schools. Although their record stands at hvc losses and one tie. the boys played hard and showed a lot of promise. HB Spirit Pepped UP This year, for the tirst time, the B-squads had their own cheerleaders. The eight spirited girls encouraged more inter- est in the sub-varsity games, and the attend- ance at the games was greatly improved. Front-H. Hildreth, M. Frisselle, N. Sharp. Back, lett to right-L. Rimstidt, L. Wilkes, J. Sharpton, Capt.: C. Blanchard, M. A. Ohls. T9 First row-Mgr. P. Head, B. Mathews, J. Webb, S. Wells, M. Stockton, J. Windon, W. Sanders, Mgr. B. Stephens. Second row R Kunzer. B. Boland T. Scarbrough, E. Fuller, L. Thompson, Coach C. Maynard, L. Waller, M. Baker, D. Crifchett. Bulldog cagers take even season On thc hardwood the 19544 Bulldogs completed an even season-12 won, 12 lost. With seven of the previous yearis varsity men missing, the boys braved a tough schedule. Luckily, however, they received no serious in- juries and were regarded as an endurable squad by all opponents. The hrst five men-Charles Maynard, Earle Fuller, Jimmy Webb, Tommy Scarbrough. and Sam Wells -proved very able and were backed by a strong second team. Charles Maynard brought in the honor of being elected to the All-City team. Thanks to the hue coaching of Lefty7' Thompson, Decaturites were proud of this improved basketball team. SCHEDULE Opponents Vlfe They Druid Hills 45 39 College Park g 56 442 West Fulton All 53 Tucker 45 4-2 Murphy 415 62 Marist 65 Home 63 Marietta 52 Druid Hills L13 Savannah 58 Commercial 37 Russell 51 Marist 441' Hapeville 6-1' Dalton 67 Cedartown 71 Marietta 67 Russell 59 Hapeville 52 Tucker 69 Home 66 College Park 62 Dalton 52 Marist 61 Sam goes up and comes down with rebound from Murphy goal. l ...Q-n.. 2 'F 5: Xff s 'Q np, :H A is Sie ,,............ 'Q' I x x 4 w F? 251 Q lfina 1.4.f.,......f MM r ...14.-.rm hz .Q SQVQ55 is 1 ? ' s -1- N , .X ., - - -M, Q I . aa v f Q., ,ww . an . 4, V ii 'r x . 1 f .Q gf ,pf 4 V, fy , X sg x First row-M. Abbot, Co-Capt.: J. Hudgins, S. Rhodes, S. Thornton. A. Cristzberg, J. Haven, P. Miller, A. GriFfin, M. Erickson, J. Ledford, N. Ramsden, C. Cobb, D. Rimsiildt, Capt. Second row-N. Barrington, P. Miller. Standing-E. Dickey, Mgr.: Coach Atkins, M. L. Savage, Mgr. Girls Place Two On Region Basketball Squad Fighting Dede really drlbbles that ball! Two Decatur girls-a fighting guard, Dede Rimstidt, and a sharp-shooting forward, Martha Abbott-won a place on the Region 4AA basketball squad. Their team- mates will tell you that Dede and Martha well deserve this honor, but the two give all the credit to the rest of the squad and Coach Mel Atkins. As a whole the team did better this season than in the 1953 season. In the Region 4AA Tournament they avenged a former defeat by Russell, but in the semi-finals fell to Cedartown, thus ending a record of 8 wins and 8 loses. Through the in- terested help of Coach Atkins the girls have learned the rules of the game as well as the true spirit of sportsman- ship. SCHEDULE Opponents We They Druid Hills 30 L10 College Park 4-1 45 West Fulton 43 37 Sacred Heart 36 42 Rome 411 34- Marietta 35 36 Russell 39 38 Sacred Heart 51 63 . Dalton 42 32 Hapeville 344 31 Cedartown 1147 55 Marietta 29 30 Russell 26 30 Hapeville 33 17 Rome 36 29 Regional Tournament Russell 50 46 Semi-finals Cedartown 52 55 is Q X3 N 5 M Q KST 241- 1- '5wXHli'Yf-f':'-mfw www ,. .. -. .L - f - 'g :figs +P A C WMM., ,..au--9. rw if ,. Q 7 N 5' EQ f Rl! 'fi kik . Nx f it A es Nil. 4, , YAZA. ' l f ' ' 0 2 W M i '--- X Q Q , we 'fs N v . - W. .Q A , L' h sj K E I ' , - f X 3 , J' iplasri- ' 1' D. Rimsiidf in iump ai home courf. A-MM , lntielders: B. Boland, J. Newsome, B. Stephens, D. Critchett, W. Mewbourne. XX ll Veterans Lead Good Diamond Season With the returning of many of last year's players, Decatur was able to boast of a suc- cessful baseball season. Earle Fuller, who has made the Atlanta All-Star team for three straight years, sparked the team at varied positions. Little Don Critchett, a veteran of two seasons, was voted one of the best short- stops in Region 4AA. Other experienced play- ers like Bill Boland, Bob Mathews, Jimmy Newsome, and Randy Hudgins continued in their usual good form. The pitching staff at first looked like it might be a weak spot, but Larkin Waller with the help of some infielders cleared that up. Region 4AA. which includes Decatur, Russell, Marietta, Griftin, and Marist. may not he the roughest league in the state. but these boys were tops in it. Pitchers: H. Morgan, E. Fuller, B. Lanford, L. Waller. Outfielders: C. Maynard, R. Hudgins, R. Waters, J. Cheek, B. Mathews, K. Britt, P. Royal lnsert: Coach Frank Jones. Entire Team: First row-J. Newsome, E. Fuller, B. Stephens, B. Mathews. B. Boland, D. Critchett. Second row-C. Maynard, B. Lan- ford, K. Britt, S. Hamilton, R. Hudgins, H. Morgan., Third row-W. Sanders, J. Cheek. P. Royal, L, Waller, R. Waters, W. Mewbourne. Clockvirise from bottom--E. Fladger, L. Treadway, L. Alston, N. Erickson, D. Heath, H. Heath, A. Little, F. Calder, M. Dunn, J. Holland. M. Erickson, N. Ivey, J. A. Burton. Decatur's Girls' Swimming Team holds the most outstanding record in the school's history. The team has received the winning trophy at every Southeastern Swim Meet in which teams from all over the southern United States com- pete. Only once has it had to take second place in Atlanta's Metro- politan Meet. Arch-rival North side High took that one by a single point. This year the girls took first place in both events, winning the Metropolitan by an over- whelming score. Where do the girls get their skill? Several of the stars belong to Atlanta Athletic Club Team and get plenty of practice participating in meets over the country. A large number of the promising back- stroke, hreastroke, and freestyle artists trained at the Y. W. C. A. during the swimming program of- fered there. Everyone, from diving specialist Nancy Erickson to breastroke champion .lo Holland, had to keep in shapei' over the summer by frequent trips to a neighborhood pool. Decatur should be especially proud of these girls and their fine work. Mermaids Extend Outstanding Record Jo Holland-Has held Southeastern breastroke Elaine Fladger--Holds Southeastern interscholastic record for 3 years. Second in i954 A.A.U. Senior backstroke record: i953 National Junior 200-yard Women's National 200-yd. breaststroke. Backstroke Champion. S5 4:4-'y R, 5 X... x. x x fX .,,AQ Q 545 v K R L 'Hen D5 bs :. Q1 ' S H 1' fo- ,- -1, v ,,, - N9 ,,.,,.-' ,.4d as '55 fi- x X A-if vs? 5 R i w S Nei' Girls Triumph Another successful year has been completed by the girls' tennis team. After organization in the early fall, practice started in the spring. Only two members, Anna Avil and Lady Foy were left from last season, but this did 11ot prove to be a handicap in the team. After much practice the first match was played with great triumph. Successful Year Seen by Golf Team An experienced group of golfers represented our school in matches this year. Although loss of our aces was felt slightly, our team came through with much success. Interest in this sport improves every year among the student body, and it seems even better tal- ent will be seen in the years to come. First row-Anna Avil, Lady Foy Second row-Heather Heath. Dianne Shutley Dianne Heath. First row-Frank Strickland, Jimmy Webb Paul Royal Holmes Morgan DeWitt Mixson Walter McCurcly Bobby Stephens Leslie Manzer xrilnf -'an-IQ gh ' in Q' xikim it ii 'it' 1 , J., Z4 . lips. , 1 5 fzf:,..L f wiv A yn -K Q . .W .... r :ff9s-. gn N f X . .. , is K if Q x xii? MD sh YWYYYYYY , Captain Charles A. Rouse and Master Sergeant John F. Goins. Balallion Commander Jack Fortin and his sponsor Sally Green. Two Hundred .loin Up For Military Company Commanders and their sponsors: Wylie Sanders and Jane Bibb, Charles Maynard and Noel Ramsden, Donnelly Logue and Anna Avil. 90 With world affairs in such a critical state, militar' an essential part of a boy's preparation. Army R.O.f has been an important part of Decatur High since Wt War II. Although it is not required of every boy, school term found an enrollment of two hundred studq Major Bell, the PMSSKT for the last three years transferred to Japan at the beginning of the year ant was replaced by Captain Rouse, just back from Germ' With the aid of Sergeant Goins he carried on a vigo program. The sale of the student directory, The line, by cadets brought funds to go toward the an Military Ball. The entire batallion stood Federal In tion, and at Military Night the city was invited to the R.0.T.C. and band demonstrate its drills and fz routines. company -N -wwN..................M . 92 Firs+ Plaioon Firsf row-Tom House, Pla- foon leader, C. Mann, R Youngblood, H. Davis, B. Rol lins, T. Lyon, K. Head, G George. Second row-A. Bul- lard, F. Marlin, H. Breclnl, R Gains, R. Shaw. Tllird row-D Terry, M. Collins, K. Winn, G Verdi, R. Rice. Second Pla+oon Firsf row - Jimmy Newsome. Plafoon leader: R. Day, D. Lee, J. Grane, D. Googer, T. Coch- rane. Second row-R. Belole, C. Siubblebine, J. Barreff, G Adcock, B. Baird. Third row- W. Founrain, B. Anderson, R. Slnelfon, B. Akin, G. Delmonfe. Third Plafoon Firsf row-Robert Langford, Plaioon leader: M. Baller. B. Hernden, D. Howell, D. Har- rell, D. Hoyner, R. Howard. Second row-R. Walers, T. Sommer, R. Koch, H. Mallory, B. Blasingame. Tllird row-T. Lyons, R. Penn, P. Parr, B. Ed- wards, R. Holhworlli. Firsi' Pla'l'oon Row one-George Dubois, Pla- loon leader: J. Palferson, 8. Fladger, C. Harris, F. Bearden, B. Greene. Second row-M Harringfon, B. Terry, B. Ad- coclr J. Eve. Third row-R Walls, W. Shellon, T. Pless, Ri Kunxer. Second Plafoon Firsi row-Kenny Brill, Pla- loon leader: S. Davenporf, C Murphy, F. Holcombe, J. Epps .l. Founlain, E. Crifchefil Second row -- L. Wallrer, T. Greene, F. Forresler, A. Bellin- rafh H Mor an Third row 9 1 - 9 - '- W. Rogers, T. Barrell, L. Orr, G. Slovall, L. Manzer. Third Pla'I'oon Firsf row-Kennon Kenl, Pla roon leader: P. Long, R. Cov- inglon, P. Phillips, B. Boland, B. McDaniel, H. Arnold, G Mor an Second row B Hal 9 - - - - lingsworfh, C. Dauler, J. Chap- man, H. Haynes, J. Winlon Third row-T. Blaclxsrock, P. Gisson, J. Nall, B. Spinlzs, J Abboff, L. Wallxer. company C 93 Wkmk LL V Wxxfgwvvwmxbf'-F fx' L K 3 LL ,SL di NSY si: Ah N me an L L L Q H, L LL if LL in E, - X +L -:gi vim MF? '-'li W? L ff 4 - x Sus? Lx ' LM- f k xxi - L ' ' F' ' W ' L Sl L 5 K - x' ' L A L 1 ZKL L L - LL ' LY- LL X L L I Li x L L QE . L.L , L A . L L aL ? Q5 ix ' J LL ' ki fx k LLP. 4 gm L 1 k of P ,5 V l LL K S 'gif , 11 -Q XL Q K ' L K K L- L 5 R ? 1 :QL V L LL rl . L .Q L f Q' wg: Vg! W-53? ui 13, 'f-K AL in M ,Sis if 'SL X L , ,S L' ' if L K. L1 swf' jg: N 5 ,yew w rL - L ss: ,L L , 5, .L ig: Q, if L X? gg Xg,g, E Q vi Q we Bw 'Iv X r 5 ' N Ls ii S , E, ig! I iggv Q g W S1 X? X ,A 5 3 1 S 8 ' 6 xx 1 Q Q5 LSXQ-13 X .33 was Y 3-L 53M 'gm R A, '. zz, i 4 ' I 5 ,X A, Q uf A . A . z me 1 an Ki Q Q aff: X 0 we LLLLL 7 First row--B. Strong, B. Herron, M. Ruff, B. Mol- er. Second row - T. Bowen, D. Tatman, J. Bowen. Third row - P. Long, B. Hanie, S. Winn, C. Davis, Not pictured: B. Stewart. Boys' Rifle Team Keeps High Record The Boys' RiHe team has a long record of victorious seasons. This year the team remained among the top ten of the Inter-Collegiate League and was eligible to fire in the National Rifle Match. The members of the team participated in practice matches with Athens, Mar- ist, and Russell to prepare for competition in the Georgia Athletic Matches. It takes long hours of practice and strong determina- tion to be good in this activity which is a branch of the high school military program. Decatur boys can be proud of their hard-earned skill. Girls' Prove To Be Excellent Marlcsmen The Girls' Rifle Team was organized at Decatur High School in 1952 under the supervision of Maj. Carl H. Bell, then P.M.S.ST., and lVlfSgt. John B. Jowers. Since that time the program has expanded until there are 30 girls capable of upholding the motto, Decatur girls usually get whatever they set their sights on. Betsy Green is still the Annie Oakley of the outfit, maintaining an average in the l70's. Almost all the others are right behind posting consistent scores in the 16O's. The girls are as accurate as the boys in the sitting and prone positions but lack the necessary strength to measure up in the standing position. The girls have enjoyed their matches this year and hope to find more competition next year. 1 First row-L. Cole, J. Holland, L. Hornbeck, M. Holland, D. Threl- lceld, J. Holland. Second row-B. Green, H. J. Treadaway, S. Atkinson, P. Clement, S. Temples, J. Alrins. QM .L q:Q:,+:.: -H --WN ,. 4 T f I S W' r e some+hing special e 'irimming on e finished pa'H'ern-- is is rendered by our X J ,SRV x W .kdm v . Q' K' 'ka XX ,,Q.k 1 C ' ss ig 'hw- 1 X 'fl C . gy: 5 xg : 'Q' 1-:?1i :ifi me ' g V ,, JN Q- ,rg Ma V ii!! Wk. features Ushowboatn the queen and king, Eliza- beth Ansley and Sam Wells. The queen was crowned by the maid of honor Sue Wells and her escort, Bob Mathews. Original dances and skits for the entertainment. of the May Court and the ca- pacity crowd in the stadi- um, were presented by the physical education classes under the direction of Mrs. Thornton. The show is presented. Escor+ Maid of Honor BOB MATHEWS SUE WELLS 1. . 3 'Q iff yt , fx? M g .gg i? Wu f W 5 We. WWWM 1 N f 1:3 i gk Vxmwg iw w 2 si 1: .K as s- A is a V .4 XE: is , ,..x M J f .X .pw we .5 -Q - as lf 3. 55 NN? 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S QI'-f -in ii i mm f fc 4 UZWTW Sw X Q' i MA-K F! ww if .5-f.i .,b Q 3 , E Wifh +his high-no+e The scaffered disp ay is ended. Proudly we col ecl' fhe pieces And preseni' lhe compleled paHern Of our school life, wi+l1 all praise alma mater In the heart of old Decatur, With its sky of blue, Stands our noble Alma Mater Glorious to view. Walls of knowledge, hope, and courage In tradition hound, Reared against the arch of heaven, Looks she proudly down. Chorus Lift the chorus, speed it onward, Loud her praises cry . . . Hail to thee, our Alma Mater. Hail, Decatur High. of 1 1'-H, K flfl. -fu, ,V r VW.. 1 4 ' 1 , :H ly rw .,k, ..,-f,L----Q f f'. Q QQ 2,5 , X I 1 5' M ! N 'V Q, . 'f 'ai' f 'itfwj-' .. , mu Q ff , 592 ' 22 SLA 2 1 . 1. 9: Q . QQ! N-fx ws Kwgmv X +3 ik -Ns 'Sv is ww if X Ma X gx eu SX , .4 X ,SM S uf ' i fi B-E::5' Q. - K 3 , - - , x T K K - . fi mf A-23,2 -gk ,K - N I K v. xk ,A Q Q 4 X 1 if zl k Gggwswsw. x x S rx ' sw ww' 1 1 x x . X - x , if . . X A . 5 1 - K xi. Q X . , .- R Ti. 3 ..X..2Gf4gzJ. . - g A, Y . Heli P i :Q l ' Vw S: ' '-yiif: fy L' K m .-.' 'vii -xii 5 ggwkggg igwfsf . K 1 - M 4. . .t ini. V'.. 57'-Q 9 Q . lifflf . ,af Q I L 5QT' 1t - wxw .V- T - wh- i Q S35 f X34 .- - , ifrifil . - . .M , M if iq . Ski QSM 1 A x 5 mg, -' X ifkiilj-in ' xx -6 ,L ,.,.. . - ,- 'Q E X 3 S if pi sigma della sorority Top row-D. Davis, C. A. Rollins, N. Armsiead, M. L. Dodson, N. Dowman. P. Massours, J. Craig, N. Harris, C. Enfrelcin, D. A. Howard G. Karneir, B. Loclnheari. Third row-K. Fowler, S. Jarreff, B. Mallory, J. Fincher, P. Clil'Tion, S. Wunderly, N. Williams, D. Talley S. Hanson, A. King, J. Maddox, W. Vannerson. Second row-E. Davis. S. Bonner, B. Kenny, K. Brooks, K. Edwards, M. Robb, N. Baile M. A.lMorgan, H. Millege, J. Suddsili. Firsi row-A Penningion, J. Hulsey, S. Moore, D. Thompson, J. Kelley, H. Butler, J. Bibb, A Lullre . 117 X Y K X N' QR .Nw 'kg S N 5 s fp --. im, swxkfi g ,,f. 1 S i 'Ss A .sf wav 2, 5 .gs SEI? 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Yllliftl' Row: jean Ivey, Kay Kent, Sara Thornton jane WVilliams, Virginia Loggins, Peggy jolly. ANY WAY YOU LOOK AT IT... YOUR BEST BUY IS A ROTARY Q Xa 1. ...um f- ,E R19 Co Q 5 W L, . K On sale at your Dealer's Phone us at CR. 3361 CLARK MANUFACTURING CO. 3024 Riellville Road, S. E. -:- Decatur, Ga. m y 8 V? .. , r W 'lfM.n- V , ...U ..Y,.. Y ,Y -'- ROTARY MOWER KAPPA SIGMA TAU FRATERNITY First row: F. Harrison, T. Rutledge, VV. McCurdy, T. Kennedy .... Second row: T. Flemming, M. Schneider, D. Moss, K. Falkner, J. Fountain, G. Hood .... Third row: P. Bragg, T. Mathews, R. Parris, R. Belote, W. Fountain, J. Day, W. Gregory. . . . Fourth row: E. Fulier, G. Day, B. Stevens, B. Mathews. T. Scarbrough, D. Keiser, B. Johnson. 120 FIRST IN RUBBER ' J . THE LIFE-SAVER TUBELESS TIRE s mms nv -ug s Pnoor I mil can be y-Amr IIFESAVER' 140 Cluirmont Ave. DE. 3380 .Q.-.1.There's a one and onIy': in refresh ment, too awww THE ATLANTA COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY 1 V, Wan! 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Ponce de Leon Avenue Your Pure Oil Dealer CR. 9766 Decatur, Ga. PRUDY'S BEAUTY SALON Pleasing Pm-zicular People 107 W. Howard Street DECATUR, GEORGIA CR. 7261 P A R R I S 8: S O N General Insurance and Bonds REAL ESTATE - RENTING 123 Sycamore St. DE. 2565-DE. 6191 DECATUR, GEORGIA PANTER'S BARBER SHOP ir 544 N. McDonough Street DECATUR, GEORGIA IT'S A REAL PLEASURE To Shop and Save At PENNEY'S J. C. PENNEY Co., INC. DECATUR, GEORGIA Complinzenls Of PLANT 81 STEVENSON 525 N. 1VIcDOnOugh St. DECATUR, GEORGIA Compliments of RUTLAND CONSTRUCTION COMPANY DECATUR, GEORGIA 134 REAL ESTATE 0 RENTALS - INSURANCE WHEAT WILLIAMS REALTY COMPANY REALTORS 119 East Ponce de Leon Avenue CR. 2606 DECATUR, GA. Compliments Of THE WOODMAN COMPANY INC. DECATUR, GEORGIA il-fanufacturers of High Speed Pflckaging lllaclzinery We Call and Deliver CR. 5530 Compliments WARREN'S CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY of Specializing in Ladies' Dresses W. E. ZACHARY 653 East Lake Dr. Decatur, Ga. Compliments gf Compliments YORK VARIETY STORE f 0 650 E. Lake Drive In E. Lake Business District DECATUR, GEORGIA 135 ERIC'S BEAUTY SALON North Decatur at Clairmont G A N N lfflllllfllli' Smartest Suburban Beaufy Salon Phone EV. 2873 o o o 81 74 Alexander St., N. W 3287 Glenwood Road DECATUR, GEORGIA ATL.-XNTA, GA. H011-IES FOR HAPPINESS PAUL GREEN REALTY CO., INC. 407 W. Ponce de Leon Ave. DECATUR GEORGIA L. V. FENN t Compliments GASOLINE ALLEY of 24-Hour Service A F R I E N D Phone DEarborn 1878 726 W. College Avenue Decatur, Ga. 136 RURALIST PRESS FINE COLOR PRINTING AND ROTOGAVURE 713 Glenn St., S. W. Compliments Of S A M H . R U M P H 1102 W. O. Bldg. ATLANTA, GEORGIA DE. 23 RAY'S TAILORS - CLEANERS MEN,S WEAR . Full Dress and Tuxedos Rented 137 Atlanta Ave. 66 Decatu I' IA RYBERT PRINTING CO. 550 Forrest Road, N. E. ATLANTA, GEORGIA Call ElX'Ierson 4727 for Estimate SERVING ATLANTA SINCE 1912 ROBINSON SPRING CO. Complete SPRING SERVICE 229 Walker St., S. W. ATLANTA, GA. Phone AL. 1997 Compliments Of J. BEN STEPHENSON CO. RLIECHANICAL CONTRACTORS 328 W. Ponce de Leon DECATUR, GEORGIA 137 THE DECATUR NEWS COMMERCIAL PRINTING PUBLICATION WORK EV.201l - EV.l141 FRANK E. DAVIS AGENCY Automobile - Fire - Life- Accident - Hospital 24 Cain Street, N. W. Ground Floor, Henry Grady Bldg. al' WA. 2981 ATLANTA, GA. Decatur Truck 8. Equipment Co. 1318 E. Ponce de Leon DECATUR, GA. EDNA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE MRS. EDNA WEST.. Owner 121 East Court Sq. DE. 1967 Compliments of Mrs. FoIger's Home Room 201 South THE BEST GENUINE PARTS co. 410 Church St. DECATUR, GA. Quality Parts for All Cars, Trucks and Tractors G r e f c h e n ' s FASHIONS FOR THE YOUNG SET Baby Bazaar-Birth to 3 Years Boys and Girls-3-6 x 7-14, Preteens and Juniors 2522 N. Decatur Plaza Decatur, Ga DUTCH OVEN BAKERY DAILY DELIVERY SERVICE Rain or Shine A Complete Line of Quality BAKERY PRODUCTS 720 Stewart Ave., S. W. AM. 4585 BROWN GROCERY COMPANY 'A' 716 YV. College Ave. 'k DECATUR, GEORGIA BAILEY'S SHOE SHOP 'A' 142 Sycamore Street if DECATUR, GEORGIA 4-9 Years in Service Benefield Realty Company L. D, 'Ir 146 Sycamore Street DECATUR, GEORGIA ADAMS AND SO N 'k 125-129 E. Court Square 'A' DECATUR, GEORGIA ,I NC 139 Compliments Of The Decatur Branch of The Atlanta School of Ballet Mrs. Daviclson's Kindergarten 1215 Church Street DECATUR, GEORGIA DE. 6891 Decatur Peek Insurance Agency The Peek of Service MORTGAGE LOAN - INSURANCE EAST LAKE DRUG STORE i' E. Lake Drive Decatur Ga AUTOFINANCING - BONDS Compliments Of FAIRVIEW FLOWE 301 Church Street DECATUR, GEORGIA R SHOP FRANK GRAHAM COMPANY LINCOLN and MERCURY AUTONIOBILES 600 W. Peachtree St., N. W. ATLANTA 3, GEORGIA EL. 8231 Prompt Delivery Service GILL CLEANERS For Your Finer Clothes Specialists Furs - Seat Covers - Draperies 126 Clairmont Ave. EV. 1711 140 Telephone: CRescent 3047 ATLANTA FENCE COMPANY life Fence Your Iffforldv a co. Office: 4505 Decatur-Flat Shoals Rd. Warehouse: 1310 E. Ponce de Leon Ave. 67 Courtland Stn N' E' W. K. NIOSELEY DECATUR, GA. President U 0I.I.EGE VENUE HARNIACY C 'P1 'f ff of ounrssv ccuRAcY unmr Prescriptions Druggisls CAIN 81 CO. INTERIORS 724 VV. College Avenue Phone DEarborn 2527 134 Sycamore St. DECATUR, GEORGIA CONSOLIDATED QUARRIES CORPORATION -I- Conquar GRANITE PRODUCTS 'I' DECATUR, GEORGIA 141 C f 1e ' mzuln HILLS JEWELRY of DECATUR SMART SHOP The Siyle Center for Demiur Children lfffatch and Jewelry Repairing 1875 N. Decatur Road, N. E. 530 N. lN'IcDonough Street ATLANTA, GA' CR- 3765 Decatur, Ga. EV. 3833 H. T. MOULDER . Congraiulalions Decatur Federal Savings 81 M '-om' Assn' DECATUR HIGH SCHOOL from 103 Sycamore Street . Decatur-DeKalb Library DECATUR, GA, Regional Service Rockdale and Newton County B hOfH :536C dl R cl mm ce an er Ca Open Daily-Tuesday and Thursday Nights DEKALB MOTOR COMPANY SALES and SERVICE Ponce de Leon Place at Atlanta Ave. Telephone: CR. 3816-17 - CR. 4616 DECATUR, GEORGIA DECATUR TOWN HOUSE CAFE C0 'f'1i 'e ff HOME COOKING of DOWMAN'S INC. New fllmzagemenl Clothes of Quality TOM and Distinction 540 N- McDonough St- We Ilvlake Queens of Teens 142 ATLANTA DAIRIES COOPERATIVE Produces and Distrihutes Atlantrfs Freshest Milk and Cream Cream Line Pasteurized Milk Golden Flake Buttermilk Pasteurized Homogenized lkiilk Cream Fat Free lililk Cottage Cheese fCream or Dry Fat Freej For sale by your favorite food store or for early morning home delivery, call CYpress 1911. 777 lflemorial Drive, S. E ATLANTA, GEORGIA Owned and Operated by Local Dairy Farmers Conzplimenis of W. I.. COBB CONSTRUCTION CO. INCORPORATED GENERAL CONTRACTORS .ywz-,QA DECATUR, GEORGIA CLAIRMONT SHOE REPAIR, INC. 141 Clairmont Avenue DE. 3676 Decatur, Ga. Complimenis of Dr. C. E. Cunningham Dr. R. P. Shinall 231 E. Ponce de Leon Avenue DECATUR, GEORGIA 143 HENRY A. IVEY CONSTRUCTION CO. GENERAL CONTRACTOR 110 Trinity Place DECATUR, GEORGIA Our r at Atlantffs Most Beautiful Jewelry SET VVITH DIAMONDS Compliments eputation for 63 years is your assurance for dependability. Our discount policy gives the best values. of H O I. Z M A N ' S Georgia Diamond Merchants 305 Healey Bldg. H. O. HUBERT, JR HEARN'S.IEWEl.RY STORE HAMILTON, ELGIN, AND BULovA WATCHES CHINA AND CRYSTAL Watch and Jewelry Repair 131 Sycamore St. DECATUR GEORGIA 144 ICE.. KEEPS FOODS FRESHER DRINKS COLDER i' ATLANTIC COMPANY ATLANTA, GEORGIA ROBERT K. BROOME Sheriff DeKalb County DESOTO PLYMOUTH BELLE ISLE MOTORS, INC 131 Ponce de Leon Ave. DECATUR, GEORGI:X DEa1'b m11-1 1 5701-02 Complimenis Of CITY COURT OF DECATUR HUBERT C. RJIORGAN, Solivilor WALTER E. BAKER, Am. Soliciiar CHECKERBOARD FEED STORE 3520 E. Ponce de Leon Ave. DECATUR, GA. Colllplilllezllx Of COASTAL STATES LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 1459 Peachtree St., N. E. A'1'LANT.'X, GEKTRGITK 5 SUPERB TAILORING to LADIES AND GENTLEMEN LYNN'S KIRKLAND SERVICE STATION 131 E. Ponce de Leon DECATUR, GA. 85 Pryor St., N. E. T e to S e ze Just below Loeu s Grandl' YW Ca' WA. 9039 T E D I. E V Y Compliments Expect Something Special from a Special List 'ff Everything That's New in Young lVIen's Clothing and Furnishings I. E F T Y ' S 528 N. NIcDonough Street THE MODERN PRESS PRINTING - OFFICE and SCHOOL SUPPLIES 225 N. McDonough St. DE. 3337 DECATUR, GEoP.oxA MELTON 8a MQKINNEY, INC. PLUMBING CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING No Job Too Small - None Too Large 432 Howard Ave. Decatur, Ga. 146 GRADY DRESS SHOP COATS - SUITS - DRESSES SPORTSWEAR Fox Theatre Bldg. 662 Peachtree Street ATLANTA GEORGIA Complimenis Compliments of Of . 3 0 4 - S 0 U T H A F R I E N D Miss STEWART, Teacher Compliments HAVERTY FURNITURE C of 128 Clairmont Ave. J 0 - A N N S H O P DECATUR W. Ponce de Leon Decatur, Ga. 147 McLAIN AND PEEPLES General Insurance and Bonds REAL ESTATE - RENTING 138 Sycamore DE. 2565 DECATUR GEORGIA NORTH DECATUR PHARMACY M. J. BERMAN Prescripiions ll Specialty The Best in Drugs For Quick Delivery Call DE. 2537 2488 North Decatur Road DECATUR GEORGIA Compliments of MILLER - TERRELL CO. i' 1017 Grant Bldg. ATLANTA GEORGIA NEWSOME BROS. 308 W. Ponce de Leon Ik Phone CR. 3138 IDECATUR, GEORGIA Ik TEXACO PRODUCTS U. S. Tires Willard Batteries PAUI. AND TOMMY NEXN'SOhlE NORTH BROTHERS INSULATION MATERIAL 911 Boulevard, N. E. EL. 5731 I ATL.ANT.A, GEORGIA NEWSOME'S J. 81 K. POLL PARROT SHOE STORES, INC. EVergreen 7-1-11 117 Clairmont Ave., N. E. DECATUR GEORGIA 148 Compliments Of HAV-A-TAMPA CIGARS and CHARLES J. WOODBERY Compliments HEARN'S 133 Sycamore St. DECATUR, GEORGIA A New Beginning for the Class of '54 marks a new beginning in the church for each graduate. :Hay God bless you all and may you zlrzrw closer to the church and draw more richly from the Christian Community. Holy Trinity Episcopal Church Complimenfs Of 3 0 5 S 0 U T H Miss WASDEN, Teacher JENKINS CYCLE 81 MOWER CO. 408 Churchs ffee f DECATUR, GEORGIA DEarborn 1761 Co111plimenis Complimenis Of Of KING HARDWARE CO. KING SERVICE STATION 139 Sycamore St. DE. 1841 510 N. McDonough St. DECATUR, GA. 149 Compliments of CRAWFORD AND PORTER ADVERTISING AGENCY 0 O 0 400 - Five Ivy Street Building ATLANTA, Geoaom D 81 B MOTORS 27 North Avondale Plaza AVONDALE, GEORGIA Compliments of RICHARDS s, 1o, 25 cent stones Two men arrived at a small hotel at the same time. Only one room left, said the host. I can F. D. STEPHENS INSURANCE put both of you in the same room. That's all right, the two agreed. Well, I think you'll have a comfortable night, t added the host. It's a feather bed. At two o'elock in the morning one of the men 125 Trinity Place awakened the other. Change places with me, he suggested. lt's my turn now to sleep on the feather. DE- 4424 DCCHYUY, Ga Compliments of CU7'1.17Ii 'l lf-9 of F O R R E S T 5 8: 'I U 2510 North Decatur Plaza BOB HAYES Decatur's Only Exclusive Men's Wear Store Georgia Owned and Operated 103 Court Square l51l C0f5f19f-Y Wedllirzgs EMORY FLQRIST THEY TOLD HIM HE COULDN'T They told him it couldn't be done For Tha' Special Daren With il smile he set right to it Phones: He tackled the task that couldn't be done Day EV. 1787 Night DE. 7778 1230 S. Oxford Rd., N. E. Atlanta, Ga. And cou1dn't do it. I' A W T 0 N P A R K ATKINSON ELECTRIC CO. 138 WV. Ponce de Leon Ave. 113 Herring Street Your Pure Oil Dealer . D , G . CR. 9766 Decatur, Ga. ECATUR A THE SPORTSMAN 101 Forsyth St., N. VV. ATLANTA, GA. 0 0 0 zfrross from Dinkler Hoiel 9 0 9 Open to 2 A. BT. 151 COME TO SUNDAY ATTEND YOUR YOUNG SCHOOL PEOPLE'S SERVICES WORSHIP GOD WITH US r . .- '57, .sf 91 5 ..,: -x v mv , - .t r I J-fi, ,wr 45 '-'. .-1 ..' - 4 .,w'.5t-59,33 9,34 174' y,Wmum.w 'I' I '35 51,-Qi-.3j:u:1Q . vs - 1' 5. 12: sd ' YQ'-.ki-, n am 4' f 1 fix, I fr . . Q '- JN 4? 1 tl' -V 4 ,Q J 'I 95' 1 F .. qw 9 ' . ' I L gi ,, V. M . .,s,,g1,g R u l .ll IA. 'ff-'xxx 441 , , -if . ,ff 14 ,4,hviQ',v 1:15 I 4 57: ,ppl H., . .,ng4.w-,af fly.- ,f fv 5 f 14 r, V5 xp., .- M4 Eg 'N If 4 , a f ff -Nh In V, - wugic f!353'f!':'- - ,f f I A. fl ,, , .gfrffr 1 . 1, fEqtfgi:i' 1' '1 ,-W' , , 1 2-gszifl :ff'524IQ,f LW' - -F' -,QQ Ri? ff-1' .H.-Lumlli W F? -. ' , .1 ' QL5,ff-3g?ygfqiQ,Qr' gig 1,f.-i ii, .- ME , FWIQ? 1 six! f.Q35g:g,- ,W 'V A wQwmwAww ' -11,1-'-.:,, :,5y,aiZ. fi .awp nxt: - A V 4 Fra g rf' XJMFQ, 'IG -,lf X . f .,.- Af. '5' ' kvpui M' -' ff' jp x it .r 'U EF A A I .. We 9 gl' I ta , . ,wg QI' 'A ' G ,Q ' 4 3 ,5 1 .. ,: ,ri ef I If +- 1 K- '- 'i wfmwww A ,':1 1' V1 '- riff: 3' J -.1 h 'nm I Q.,::'G'5 .I 'Q' ! ff' xl ' ga r , I - -' 1 .I Qt 5' Ti-Q! ,g ...pg ' YOUR CHURCHES ARE YOUR GREATEST HERITAGE The future rest on the youth of today. What you are to be you are becoming. The Church can help you be your best self. Space contributed by: DECATUR FIRST METHODIST DECATUR FIRST BAPTIST DECATUR FIRST PRESBYTERIAN DECATUR FIRST CHRISTIAN 152 MARGUERITE SMITH'S RADIANT DRY CLEANING Gentle Hand Cleaning for Evening Dress 248 Ponce de Leon CR. 2565 MAYNARD TIRE COMPANY NELSON IVLAYNARD Complete Automotive Service DECATUR, GA. M 0 N T A G ' S fUanufr1z'Iurel's of BLUE HORSE SCHOOL SUPPLIES lX'Iontag's Fashoinable VVriting Paper Montag Brothers, Inc. 130 Marietta Street ATLANTA, GEORGIA COIIIPIIIIIBNIJ Of L. W. MORRIS CO. REAL ESTATE 113 Trinity Place IDECATUR GEORGIA MITCHELL MOTORS, INC. Your Oldsmobile Dealer 350 W. Peachtree St. ATLANTA, GA. DRIVE IN SERVICE Cash and Carry Discount MORGAN CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY Decatur's Finest Cleaning and Laundry Service- Finest Instead of First CR. 1731 200 Atlanta Avenue 153 A IFR Compliments of IIIEND Shop and Save At Your Friendly Colonial Store I serve a purpose in this school On which no man can frown I gently enter the class And keep the average down. The doctor came out of the room and spoke to Q' the wife. 'KFrankly, he said, I don't like the way fiif your husband looks at all. if VVell,', replied the wife, neither do l, but he's nice to the kids. o N Before we begin the examination, are there any 0 R questions ? ST Ya, came a voice from the back of the room, VVh:1t's the name of the course ? Do you dance? His wife lay on her deathbed. She pleaded, John, ul love I0-H I want you to promise me that you'll ride in the YVell, then. Let's love by z1llmez1ns. same car with mother at my funeral. He sighed, Okay, but it is going to ruin my Y! Whole day' They say that girls are minors until they are eighteeng then they are golddiggersf' 15-I Mr. and hlrs Nlr. and lvlrs. hir. and Mrs. Dr. and Nlrs. M r. and lvlrs Dr. and Nlrs. Nlr. and Nlrs Mr. and lvlrs hlr. and Mrs Nlr. and Nlrs Nlr. and lvlrs lvlr. and lvdrs lvlr. and lvlrs hflr. and lvlrs Mr. and Mrs lvlr. and lvlrs . Joe B. Broadwell Mr. and Mrs. Nlr. and hlrs. Nlr. and lvlrs lvlr. and lvlrs lvlr. and lvlrs lvlr. and lvlrs. Mr. and Nlrs. OUR PATRONS L. B. Abbey Nl. F. Adams, Jr. E. D. Allain Rl Alsobrook J. . . W. E. Avery, Sr. W. E. Avery, Jr. Donald S. Avil H. F. Barksdale R. lvl. Bidez D. F. Blue W. E. Bobo . James Brantley R. A. Braswell Paul S. Brecht Harry H. Britt Henry G. Campbell George L. Carley, Jr. R. Carrington Neal Clark i W. A. Crawford D. A. Cunningham M. B. Curry Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Dashiell Clyde Davidson Nlrs. F. M. Daves lvlr. and lvlrs. C. F. Davis Nlrs. Ethel Deadwyler Decatur Woman's Exchange lvlrs. G. R. Del lvlonte lvlr. and Mrs. H. T. Denson Dean Dickens Mrs. C. W. Dieckman Mr. and Mrs. Jack Edmunds R. D. England C. E. Entrekin Dr. and Nlrs. Paul Erickson Nlrs. Robert M. Ervin lvlr. and Mrs. H. T. Ethridge lvlr. and Mrs. A. H. Few Mr. and Mrs. R. Worley Field Donald H. Fischer Mr. and Nlrs. Andrew N. Foster Nlr. and lvlrs. C. A. Fountain lvlr. and lvlrs lvlr. and Mrs . H. A. Fowler . W. L. Glenn Dr. and Mrs. James lvl. Goddard Mr. and Nlrs . Van Greene Mr. and lvlrs. R. F. Henley hir. and Mrs Nlr. and Nlrs Mr. and Nlrs. . H. R. Hodges . W. A. Holland H. A. Ivey hlr. and Rlrs. Arthur Jackson, Jr. Mr. and Nlrs lvlr. and hlrs Kenney's Mrs. Ruth L. hlr. and Nlrs Mr. and lvlrs . Curtis L. Johnston . George R. Karnett Kent . John D. Knox . Arthur Kunzer Rl r. Nl r. NI r. lvl r. M r. lvl r. lvl r. Dr. M r. lvl r. lvl r. lvl r. I' and Mrs. J. M. Langford and Mrs. W. A. Langford and hflrs. H. Leathers and Mrs. George Leys and hlrs. Joe Livingston and Mrs. J. L. Longino and Mrs. George O. Luther and Mrs. T. E. lXlcGeachy and Rflrs. A. J. NIcGhee and lvlrs. L. H. lvlcKinley and Rirs. C. D. lvlcKinney, Jr. and Mrs. W. H. lvladden and hlrs . S. Mailey lvl . ' .J Fred C. lwaples Mrs. C. L. Matalene Mr. and Mrs. B. Ray Mathews lvlr. and Mrs. W. S. lvlatthews Nlr. and Nlrs. J. Nl. Blerrell, Jr. Nlrs. Clarence lvleyer Mr. Rl r lvl r lvl r and lvlrs. John K. lvlorrow and Rllrs. VV. H. lvloseley and Mrs. H. T. Newsome and Mrs. J. C. Newsome Mr. and Mrs. Paul Newsome Mr Mr Mr lvl r. lvl r lvl r M r lvl r lvl r lvl r M r Nl r lvl r Nl r M r and Mrs. John W. North and lvlrs. A. C. Peavy and Nlrs. W. E. Pike J. D. Peek and Nlrs. C. D. Pelton and Mrs. Richard Pittman and Mrs. A. C. Reed, Jr. and lvlrs. Clarence Reed and lvlrs. Charles C. Rhodes and Mrs. Harold Rogers and lvlrs. E. H. Runyon and Nlrs. Guy W. Rutland, Jr. and Mrs. E. N. Shelton and Nlrs. T. C. Silver, Jr. and Mrs. C. P. Smith Mrs. J. S. Smith M r. Nl r. M r. M r. lvl r. M r. and Mrs. W. S. Smithy, Jr. and Mrs. T. R. Southerland and Mrs. Albert Steagall and Mrs. W. T. Stewart and Mrs. Hadly Strange and Nlrs. W. Strickland hlrs. Jewel Swan lvlrs. Wyatt Tallant lvl r. lvl r lvl r Nl r R-l r Co and hflrs. Nl. Teed . and lvlrs. H. G. Talley and lvlrs. Frank D. Thomas and hlrs. James Threlkeld and Mrs. E. M. Vannerson mander and Nlrs Chase Van Valkenburg m . . 1 Dr. and Mrs. Charles M. Walker Mr. and Mrs. John vVesley VVeeks Mr. and Mrs. E. Lee Wells lvlr. and lvlrs. S. D. Winn l RIO-VISTA RESTAURANT , We Specialize in 'M ' FRESH CHANNEL CATFISH Q HUSHPUPPIES z, .I FAMILY STYLE xl. '.-' , A. .ff ,. - 5 il Q: Q Zll dqlllflb UNO BEER OR DRINKING-JUST GOOD FOODH ij :'Be just as particular where you eat as what you ear' K K wlofeland Ave., s. near Conley, Ga. Dlxie 1722 At Junction U. S. 23 and 160 ' Welcome to CAMPUS GRILL Orders prepared LO take out DE. 9283 Open 6 :30 Close 9:00 Maintenance Crew: Fran! Row: Mr. H. A. 0 Kelly, Mainte nance Supervisorg Mr. D. E. Morris, Assistant .... Back row: Helpers. 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