Decatur High School - Indecatur Yearbook (Decatur, GA)

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X f Q the solemn hush during the procession of the National Honor Society the moments filled with excitement when our teams receive well earned awards . . . the sad thrill of our graduation . . . the glamour ana' color of our dances . . . all add their part to our busy year at Decatur High. 1 enacted Um gene, .. , Faeulty . Classes . Urganizatiens Athletics . Military . Feamres . Advertisements ....8-15 Helping us to become better school and community citizens in these our FORMATIVE years . . . . . . .16-59 Surrounding us with friends to grow with in these our PROGRESSIVE years . . . ....lill-83 Offering us opportunity to play a responsible part in these our FORMATIVE years . . . . . .84-97 Arousing our school spirit in these our VIGOROUS years . . . . . 98-105 Helping our country's defense grow in these our RESPONSIBLE years . . . . . .106-117 Bringing us color and excitement in these our MAGIC years . . . . . .118-174 Patronizlng our school publications in these our ENTERPRISING years . . . QQ 5 1 'N N: -MS' 'lf Www-M ' J, ' , m M ,..,:lf : . , 3 K Y we wx Maww, Xu .-r? G' fikilfii' X w . 1' ,... , . xg 4 di ANWMQQ54 X .... W fy:-aw WX ' ess' E6 X NN R4 ' K XS X if x K D Vg X x .MQ - FQ -ska Q.. X s-v : 4 - I , 1 Q X ,Ayn 1 w N Y 'W 5 k s w X WWW? 'Cx k,...a-- , X,,.w O Nw wwfw' gb, Um adam! p W ddfaffq 0m CARL G. RENFROE, Principal w vf Q Q w 4 f .Q J29 K I . I 1 T3 h ' 1 1 g-3,3121 Jil? wiffl Q 3ArD Xhfn V ix I ,v,Q3-D- av. QA-f-C ,J , V ' 'T N W Superintendefzz. cf? City Schools Axmammmfm and . . . M . P. . I ' . ' W. E. PURCELL, Coumflol' f1.f.v1xta11I lo Pflllflpdl RS G SESSIONS' mtrudwnal Supermmr . . . . M M L H V' ' ' T A. L. FISHER, Mathematwx Asszstant to Prmczpal ISS ARY EILA ONIKER' mtmg gather MARION ANDERSON Mathematics Mrss MINN11: BARRETT HAROLD BASKIN Latin, Mathematics Cammercial Work MRS. DALE CLARK MRS. WILLIAM H. COLE. Choral Music Engl!-V11 MRS. W. F. BOWDEN Eighth Grade MRS. RALPH DAvzs Eighth Grade MRS. GOTTIE CLARK fUppcr Rightj Band and Orchestra MRS. ETHEL DEADWYLER English MRS. C. W. DIECKMAN English CLYDE EHRHARDT Mathematics, Phys. Ed. MRS. G. E. ABBOTT, MRS. WILLIS HOLLAND, MRS. OTIS H. jomas, and MRS. W. F. FRIERSON, Secretaries Uma ?czcaZZq MRS. Cf XE FOLGER Home. onomics MRS. ALLAN GILMAN Mathematics, English SFC JOHN A. GILVIN, JR. MfSGT. JOHN GOINS CHARLES HALL Miss SARA HEAD MRS. THOMAS.HUNT Military Military Social Sciencex Commercial Work Mathematics MRS. CARR JOHNSTON FRANK JONES MRS. GRACE KEHR MRS. WILLIAM KELLER MRS. MADGE LEE English Mathematics, Ath. Director Englixh Eighth Grade Social Sciencex, Latin Young hopefuls are briefed by experienced hand. GARJIIN MILLER MRS. WILLIAM MITCHELL THOMAS MORGAN Social Sciences Sbamsh Science, Mathematics Teachers test K-rations. A X5 X K I X X I. NS 5 Xxx A E. W QSO X SX XE XE Q TYR wx X Q AAS X A , f I - Xm-L . . . Q. HS E-Q A ' .N . A - I - f QA-g,,-- if ix Y A WILLIAM MoRRow MISS EMILY NoRToN Social Sciencex Soczal Sciences MRS. S. S. ORMSTON Sciences Instructors show the ropes to errand boy. Men teachers plot deep strategy. H. E. PHILLIPS MRS. TUCKER PINNER WILLIAM POWELL MRS. E. J. QUIERY WAYNE RENEGAR Eighth Grade Sciences Induxtrial Arts Librarian Sczenves CAPTAIN C. A. RoUsE MISS ROZELLE SHIRLEY ANSLEY SI-IULER WALTER SMITH MISS BETTY STEWART Mzlztary Mathematics Sosial Sciences Englixh, French Home Economics acuity Miss IDA STORY MRS. P, B. STRINGER MRS. J. T. SWINT Social Science, Spanish English Librarian MAJOR TALLENT MRS. JACK SYLVESTER MRS. J. B. THORNTON Physical Education Eighth Grade ' Physical Education -JOHN VARNER MRS. MARLIN WHITE Miss RITGHEY YosT Diversified Coopemtive Art Eighth Grade Training , Mrs. Thornton is caught bv the shutter! N x is - L li Off to the races! Coffee hour is scene of much news! 14 Y, ,,, , MRS. J. H. PRITCHETT MEMIIRIAM A devoted and understanding teacher . . . a friend to all of us 15 ipsum EN +9 awww XX .fi N fx N x , vw X . www' 3 ,W- -.Q , I 4.1 ix . , 1 enhw U ws Uffivers KENNY BRITT President MARJ oRxE ERICKSON Vine President CAROL WEEKES Secretary Comav EVANS Treasurer Senior Mascots - Susan Eve and Brian Rhodes Marjorie Erickson, Carol Weekes, Colcy Evans, and Kenny Britt madly studying their Macbetlz. E IUR ULUSE SUGCESSF L YEAR AT DECATUR The senior class of 1955, looking back over five years, remember participating in varied athletic events, a multi- tude of extracurricular activities, and gaining worthy knowledge. From the class came actors, athletes, authors and artists who joined hands in producing championship football teams, plays at stunt night and articles for the Scribbler and Indecatur. Memories of May Day, Macbeth, Military Night, and the Alma Mater will not soon be forgotten. Neither will those events like the Christmas dances, the Senior Play, Kid Day, or the Senior Fashion Show leave our fondest recollections. The Class of '55 leaves Decatur with their lives having been made richer by her halls of knowledge. 18 MARTHA ABBOTT Have you heard my jungle noises? Movie Club 13 Basketball 1, 2, Cap- tain 3, Co-captain 43 Athletic Coun- cil 1, 23 Softball 1, 2, 33 Tennis 1, 3, 43 Ad Stan 23 Latin Club 23 D Club 2, 3, 43 Writer's Club 3, 43 Ritle Club, V. Pres. 33 Scribbler Staff 3, 43 F,T.A. 33 Beta Club 3, 43 Volleyball 43 Superlative 43 Na- tional Honor Society 4. KENT ALLAIN Beware.' 1 may do something sensational yet. Science Club 13 Red Cross Council 13 Student Council 13 Chess Club 23 Orchestra 1, 2, 33 French Club 33 Band 1, 2, 3, Captain 43 Beta Club 3, V. Pres. 4. GRAYSON ANDERSON Oh, yer. Transferred from Landon High School 23 Health Council 4. KENT ALLAIN GORDON ADAMS I love plzy.ric.rJ Library Club 13 Mixed Chorus 23 Art Club 4. l0ll PHILIP ALMAND Blow, Gabriel, blow! B-Team Football 13 Swimming 1, 23 Golf 1, 2g Red Cross Council 23 Spanish Club 2, 33 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4. JOYCE ANDERSON Re-a-n-nlyl Student Council 13 Mixed Chorus 13 Red Cross 23 Square Dance Club 23 F.B.L.A. Treas. 3, Pres. 43 Beta Club 43 National Honor Society 4: Office Worker 43 Indecatur Home- room Representative 4. PHILlP ALMAND MARTHA ABBOTT LOWELL AMENT But, Mr. Purcell- Orchestra 1, 2, 33 Tumblers 23 Science Club 33 Lunchroom Staff 4. TED ANDREWS Well, Ma'm-- Spanish Club 3: Sergeants' C Art Club 43 Science Club 4. Z If 21: LOWELL AMENT lub GORDON ADAMS BARRY ANDERSON Let's go aut on the wall. Football B-Team 2, Varsity 43 Pep Council 23 Sergeants' Club 33 Health Council 33 Lunchroom Stalf 3, 43 Baseball 43 D Club 43 Red Cross Council 4. NANCY ARMISTEAD I got a letter from my Jim today. Band 1, 23 Orchestra 13 Y-Teens 13 Library 33 F.H.A. 3, 43 Office Worker 4. BARRY ANDERSON GRAYSON ANDERSON JOYCE ANDERSON TED ANDREWS NANCY ARMISTEAD BOBBY BAIRD EARL BARTON Why, Mrs. Cole? Scrgcants' Club 25 Rifle Club 25 Chess Club 2g Hi-Y Club, V. Pres. 2: Writers' Club 3, 4, Scrilrbler Staff 3, 4, Adv. Mgr. 49 Spanish Club, Treas. 33 Pan-American Student Forum 33 Beta Club 3, 43 Science Club 3, 4. JANE BIBB . Hwy-y-y-y-Hen Student Council 1, 2, 43 Square Dance Club 2g Mixed Chorus 1, 35 Bela Club 3, 4, Sec. 3g Military Sponsor, Co. A 33 Dramatic Club 3, 4: F.B.L.A., Sec. 3, Tourist Club 4g F.H.A. 43 National Honor Society 3, Sec. 4, Literary Editor Indecntur 45 Superlative 4. EARL BARTON JIMMY BARRETT JOHN BECK 1 wnnl a date with her. Science Club 3: Sergeants' Club 3 Lunchroom Staff 4. THAD BLACKSTOCK Y ea-ah Sergeants' Club 3, Science Club 3 Ad Statf 4. JOHN BECK BOBBY BAIRD Seen my new Cadillac? Spanish Club 35 Pan-American Stu- dent Forum 33 Sergeants' Club 3, 4, Officers' Club 4. JIMMY BARRETT Another day, another girl B-Team Football 1, 3g Spanish Club 35 Pan-American Student Forum 3: Best Drilled Private 33 Oiiicers' Club 45 Baseball 4. The 1955 RONALD BELOTE Gotta match? Football, B-Team 2, Varsity 3, 45 D Club 3, 43 Sergeants' Club 3, Pres, 43 Lunchroom Staff 43 Presi- dents' Council 43 Swimming 3. FRANK BLASINGAME Now take my '88. Athletic Council 1: Red Cross Coun- cil 2, 43 Spanish Club 23 Pan-Amer- ican Student Forum 25 Track Team 23 3, 4, B-Team Basketball 2, 3. RONALD BELOTE PATRICIA BENNETT Teenie Glee Club lg Camera Club 2g Square Dance Club 23 Orchestra 1, 2, 33 Pan-American Student Forum 33 F.H.A. 4, Omce Worker 4. MARY BLOEDORN I'1n terribly mercenary, but it's all for folly. Art Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 3, 45 Beta Club 43 Pan-American Stu- dent Forum 3, 4. PATRICIA BENNETT JANE BIBB THAD BLACKSTOCK FRANK BLASINGAME MARY BLOEDORN JUNE BONNER I have to look better tonight than I ever have before. Transferred from Southwest DeKalb 23 Spanish Club 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 33 Pan-American Student Forum 33 F.H.A. 4. HELEN BOWERS He loves the corner better than he doe: me. Y-Teens lg Art Club I3 Photography Club 13 Pan-American Student For- um 33 Athletic Council 4. JOYCE BROADWELL Really, it's just a trinket. Y-Teens 13 Art Club 13 Orchestra 13 Girls' Drill Team 23 Square Dance Club 23 F.H.A. 2, 4, Sec. 33 F.B.L.A. 3, 43 Spanish Club 33 Of- fice Worker 43 Tourist Club 4. HELEN BOWERS JOHN BOWEN For crying out loud! French Club 23 Riiie Club 2, 3, 43 Rifle Team 2, 3, 43 Track 3, 43 Ser- geants' Club 3, 43 Oliicers' Club 43 D Club 3, 43 Science Club 43 Ten- nis Team 4. E l0ll JIM BRANTLEY Slim Jim, the Cameraman. Camera Club, Pres. 23 Oflicers' Club 33 R.0.T.C. Photographer 2, 3, 43 lndevalnr Sports Photographer 2, 3, 43 Football Program Photographer 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 35 D.C.T. 4. ANNE BRYAN Center rank!!! Girls' Glee Club, Sec.-Treas. I3 Square Dance Club 23 Twirler 2, 3, 4, Co-capt. 43 French Club 2, 33 Red Cross Council 33 Beta Club 3, 43 Band Sponsor 4. JIM BRANTLEY JUNE BONNER RICHARD BREWTON S nu17y BEN BURGESS How're vou doing? Sergeants' Club 33 Officers' Club 43 Ad Staff 4. RICHARD BREWTON wk JOHN BOWEN KENNY BRITT Hi, Beautiful! Football, B-Team 2, Varsity 43 Bas- ketball 1, Rinky Dinks 2, B-Team 3, Varsity 43 Student Council 2, 3, 43 Sergeants' Club 23 Baseball 3, 43 D Club 3, 43 Beta Club 3, 4, V. Pres. 33 Oiiicers' Club 33 Boys' Stale 33 Lunchroom Staff 3, 43 Spanish Club 43 Pan-American Student For- um 4j Class President 43 Superlative 43 National Honor Society 4. HELEN BUTLER Well, Richard said . . . Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 33 Madrigal Singers 23 Square Dance Club 23 Science Club 33 F.B.L.A. 3, Treas. 43 Modern Dance Club 33 F.T.A. 43 Dramatic Club 43 F.H.A. 43 Tourist Club 43 Beta Club 43 Welcoming Committee 43 Feature Editor lndeva- tur 43 National Honor Society 4. KENNY BRITT JOYCE BROADWELL ANNE BRYAN BEN BURGESS HEI.EN BUTLER Q 3 MARY ANN BYERS GRADY CAMPBELL. Huneh Vice-President of Class 15 Sergeants' Club 35 Writers' Club 2, 3, 45 Scrib- bler Stali 45 Athletic Council 45 Beta Club 45 National Honor Society 4. JEAN CHEEK Bobby iust got a new car. Y-Teens 15 Art Club 15 Girls' Drill Team 25 F.H.A. 2, Pres. 35 F.B.L.A. 3, 45 Beta Club 3, 45 D.C.T. Club 4. GRADY CAMPBELL FRANCES CALDER HELEN CARR Oh, no-oooh! Transferred from Savannah High School 35 Red Cross Council 45 Ad Staff Indecatur 4. JIMMY CHEEK Let'.v get out of here. Sergeants' Club 35 Baseball 2, 45 D Club 3, 45 Track 35 Tennis 3, 4. HELEN CARR MARY ANN BYERS I sure hope he calls tonight. Health Council treas. 15 Pep Coun- cil 25 Red Cross Council 35 Science Club 35 Dramatic Club 3, 45 Usher 45 F.H.A. 4. FRANCES CALDER Tell me what I can say. Swimming Team 2, 3, 45 Red Cross Council 2, 3, 45 Scribbler Staff 4 Dramatic Club 45 Writers' Club 3, 4 'Phe 1955 DON CHAPMAN I built my dag house big enough for me too. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 45 Ser- geanrs' Club 5: OHicers' Club 45 Spanish Club 3. BEVERLY CLONTS Pm embarrassed. Y-Teens 15 Dramatic Club 25 Stu- dent Council 3, 45 Red Cross 45 F.T.A. 45 Indecarur Homeroom Rep- resentative 45 May Court 4. DON CHAPMAN LINDA CHAPMAN I'll be at school early tomorrow. Transferred from Norcross High School 25 Girls' Glee Club 3, 45 Y- Teens 3, Chaplain 45 French Club 3, 45 F.T.A. Club 45 F.H.A. 4. LAWRENCE CHRIETZBERG There is a simple. scientific ex- planation for such a problem. Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 2, 35 Science Club 35 Junior Achieve' ment 3. LINDA CHAPMAN JEAN CHEEK JIMMY CHEEK BEVERLY CLONTS LAWRENCE CHRIETZBERG ROSEMARY COLEMAN 1 don't know who I like today. Tumbling Club 2, Pan-American Student Forum 3, 43 D Club 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, May Court 2, 3, 4, Queen 43 F.H.A. Club 45 Office Worker 4. SARAH COLLINS Ronnie- GERRY COLLINS AIrighty Art Club 2g Girls' Drill Team 21 Pan-American Student Forum 2g Spanish Club 23 Band 3. Elllll GLENN COLLIS Now I W0llIdl1,f say that. DON CRITCHETT Scratch Basketball, B-Team 2, Varsity 3, 4, Co-capt. 43 Baseball Varsity 1, 2, 3 4, Student Council 1, 33 Writers: Club 3, 4, D Club 2, 3, 4, Ser- geants' Club 3g Officers' Club, Pres. 43 Presidents' Council 4g Superla :ive 4. SARAH COLLINS Athletic Council 29 Football, B-Team 2, Varsity 3, 4, Rinky Dinks 3: Track Team 3, 4, Sergeants' Club 23 Officers' Club 3, Science Club 33 May Court 2, 3, 43 D Club 3, 4, Lunchroom Stal? 3, 4, Superlative 3. JESSIE CROWN Do you have some chewin' gum? Transferred from Catonsville, Md. 2: Art Club 2, 3, Dramatic Club 33 Girls' Glee Club 35 Mixed Chorus 43 Science Club 4. GLENN COLLIS ROSEMARY COLEMAN RAYMOND COTHRAN What was an the Physics test? Sergeants' Club 3, 4g Science Club 4. PAT DANIEL I'lI never tell! Transferred from Tifton High School 23 Beta Club 3, 43 F.T.A. Club 4, Dramatic Club 4, Art Club 4. RAYMOND COTHRAN GERRY COLLINS JOSEPHINE CRANFORD Yes and nog maybe and maybe not. Transferred from Valdosta, Ga. 4g Mixed Chorus 4, Spanish Club 4. STANLEY DAVENPORT Stan-the-man Baseball Team Manager lg Spanish Club 23 Pan-American Student For- um 2, 3, Sergeants' Club 39 D.C.T. 4. JOSEPH INE CRANFORD DON CRITCHETT JESSIE CROWN PAT DANIEL STANLEY DAVENPORT CHRIS DAVIDSON EMILY DAY You know whirl! Art Club lg F.H.A. Club 2, 3, Treas. 35 F.B.L.A. 34 Library Staff 35 D.C.T. 4. JOE DEFOOR Snail Transferred from Clarkston High School 3: Varsity Baseball 3, 45 Var- sity Football 43 Varsity Basketball 4, D Club 43 Student Council 4, May Court, Escort 45 Superlative 4. EMILY DAY BETTY DAVIS JOHN DAY . Rocky Pep Council 15 B-Team Football 1, 2, Captain 2, Student Council 2, T.N.T. Council 2, Health Council 3, 43 Lunchroom Staff 3, 41 D Club 4. - PAUI.. DELL Aw, bull. . . Art Club 41 Spanish Club 4g Pan- American Student Forum 43 Youth for Christ Club 4. JOHN DAY CHRIS DAVIDSON Deadline-Monday. Caveat Emplor Statf lg Sergeants' , Club 1, 2g Oliicers' Club 35 Writers Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Scribbler Statf l 2, 3. 4, Editor 4. 'Phe I9 ROBERT DAY R, L. Science Club 3, Radio and Electric- igy Club 35 Sergeants' Club 35 D.C.T. GEORGE DBLMONTE ConL'ha! Spanish Club, Pres. 4. ROBERT DAY BETTY DAVIS I think I'm going to nigh! school 55 GAYLE DEAN Law.rey mercy. Y-Teens lg Dramatic Club 25 Span- ish Club 35 Pan-American Student Forum 31 Swimming Team 33 D Club 3, Health Council 4. GINGER DENORMANDIE Well, I'II SuwaneeI Usher lg Y-Teens lg Military Spon- sor Zg Dramatic Club 2: Pan-Ameri- gan Student Forum 33 Spanish Club GAYLE DEAN JOE DEFOOR PAUL DELL GEORGE DELMONTE GINGER DENORMANDIE JOAN DENSON I can't, cause GIen'.v comin'. Library Club 23 Chess Club 25 Inde- carur Homeroom Representative 3: Spanish Club 35 Ollice Worker 3, 4, Tourist Club 4. MARY DUNN I will if I don't ga to Winder this weekend. Swimming Team 1, 2, 33 Y-Teens, Sec. lg Dramatic Club 2, Library Staff 25 Art Club 2, 3, 4, -Tumbling Club 2, 3, Beta Club 3, 43 Tourist Club 3. 4, V. Pres. 41 Spanish Club 3, 4, Pres. 33 Ad Staff 3, 43 Pan- American Student Forum 3, 4, D Club 3, 4, Ulndecnlur Selects 4: National Honor Society 43 Rich's Teen Board 4. CHARLENE ENTREKIN Oh, weIl. Y-Teens lg Art Club 2: Latin Club 2, Library Statf 23 Dramatic Club 3: F.B.L.A. 3: Otlice Worker 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, Pan-American Stu- dent Forum 3, 4g Writers' Club 43 Scribbler Stati 4: Red Cross Council 3, 4, V. Pres. 4, Beta Club 3, 4, MARY DUNN ELLON DRIVER Well, l'lI declare. Transferred from Detroit, Mich. 4: F.B.L.A. 4. E lllll BILLY EDWARDS Bob, wha'd y'aIl do in Trig.? Spanish Club 2, Sergeants' Club 3: Officers' Club 4. MARJORIE ERICKSON l'll be glad to help. Transferred from Lexington, Ky. 2: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Tumbling Club 2, 3, Swimming Team 2, 3, 45 Bas- ketball Team 2, 3, 4, Co-capt. 43 D Club 2, 3, 45 Student Council 3: Beta Club 3, 4, Pres. 33 Writers' Club 3, 45 Scribhler Staff 3, 4: Span- ish Club 4g V, Pres. of Class 45 National Honor Society 3, 4, Super- lative 4. BILLY EDWARDS JOAN DENSON DOTTY EDWARDS I haven'1 seen Red in two whole days. Ad Slat? I3 Student Council l, 2, Secretary 1: Spanish Club, V. Pres, 33 Red Cross Council 45 Science Club 4, Welcoming Committee 4. COLEY EVANS Have you seen Patty? Sec.-Treas. of Class 1: Red Cross Council 2, Sergeants' Club 3, Oth- cers' Club, Treas. 4, Tennis Team 3, 4, Varsity Basketball Team 3, 4, Co-capt. 4, D Club 3, 43 Student Council 4, Treas. of Class 45 Super- lative 4. DOTTY EDWARDS ELLON DRIVER JUDY EDWARDS Y'alI yell! Y-Teens. Treas. lg Health Council lg Athletic Council 2, 3, Tumbling Club 2, 35 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Cap- tain 4, D Club 3, 4. CAROLE EVE I know this is dumb, but . . . Glee Club 13 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Ensemble 2, 33 Y-Teens, Pres. 3: Ad Statf 33 Beta Club 3, 43 Writers' Club 3, 4, Scribbler Staif 3: Drama- tic Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Presidents' Council 45 Organization Editor In- iecatur 43 National Honor Society JU DY EDWARDS CHARLENE ENTREKIN MARJORIE E1ucKsoN cousy EVANS CAROLE EVE HUGH FARMER WALTER FOUNTAIN Why darft teachers gives tests when , they're supposed lo? Band I3 Most Representative 13 B- Team Football 1, Varsity 2, 3, Cap- tain 43 Student Council 23 Treasurer, Class 23 D Club 2, 3, 43 Vice- President of Class 33 Health Council 3, 43 Lunchroom Staff 3, 43 Mr. Football 43 All Region Honorable Mention 33 All Region 43 All State Honorable Mention 3, 43 All Ameri- can lt-lonoralgle Mention 43 Superla- tive . ' GRETCHEN GANDY He'.r the cutest bay 1've ever :een in my life. Transferred from Druid Hills 3. WALTER FOUNTAIN JOAN FERCHAUD KATHERINE JO FREEMAN Hello, girls! Usher 13 Cheerleader 3, 43 Spanish Club, V. Pres. 3, Sec. 43 F.T.A. Pres. 43 Pan-American Student For- um 33 Tourist Club 43 Office Worker 43 D Club 3, 43 Presidents' Club, Sec. 43 Athletic Council 43 Beta Club 43 Superlative 4. BILL GARY Post-Grad Science Club 33 Sergeants' Club 33 Hi-Y Club 43 Oiiicers' Club 43 Radio Club 43 Military Cadet Instructor 4. KATHERINE JO FREEMAN HUGH FARMER Hey, sneak! Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, V. Pres. 43 French Club 23 Bowling Club 23 B- Team Football 2, Varsity 43 Base- ball 3, 43 D Club 3, 43 Spanish Club 3, 43 Indecnrur Selects 4. JOAN FERCHAUD I don't have but eight deter this week. Transferred from New Orleans 23 Dramatic Club 23 Red Cross Council 43 D.C.T. 4. The 1955 JOHN FRITH Frito Manager Varsity Football Team 33 French Club 3. MARIAN GIFFORD Sister and I . . . Y-Teen Club lg Art Club 13 Swim- ming 1, 23 Lunchroom StaE 2, 43 Tourist Club 4. JOHN FRITH JEAN GAINES W-e-II, I d0l1'f know: I'Il have to ask Leonard first. Health Council 13 Mixed Chorus 1, 23 Athletic Council, V. Pres. 1, 23 Red Cross Council 23 Latin Club 23 Girls' Drill Team 23 F.T.A. 2, 33 F.B.L.A. V. Pres. 3, 43 Ad Stall' 2, 33 Indecamr Homeroom Representa- tive 3, 43 D.C.T. V. Pres. 4. MIRIAM GIFFORD Yes, yau're seeing double. Y-Teen Club 13 Art Club 13 Swim- ming 1, 23 Lunchroom Staff 2, 3, 43 Tourist Club 4. JEAN GAINES GRETCHEN GANDY BILL GARY MARIAN GIFFORD MIRIAM GIFFORD RICHARD GILKISON A nchors-A weigh! Tlansferred from Jacksonville, Fla. 4. SALLY GREEN Oh, no! Health Council lg Tumbling Club lg Glee Club 23 Library Staff 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 4g Pan-American Student Forum 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3. 4, Military Sponsor, F.B.L.A. 3: Presi- dents' Council 43 Spanish Club 4. SUSAN HAGER It's Murphy, not Marist Transferred from Sacred Heart 4g F.T.A. Club 4. SALLY GREEN TODD GLASURE Come in Tokyo! Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Science Club 2, 35 Radio Club 3. E lllll ANN GRIFFIN I gotta go see Mrs. Lee. Athletic Council 13 Glee Club 1, 23 Oilice Worker 1, 33 Varsity Basket- ball Team I, 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club 35 Y-Teens, Pres. 33 D Club 3, 43 Beta Club 3, 43 Tourist Club 3, 4, Pres. 45 Writers' Club 45 Scribbler Staff 43 National Honor Society 3, 4. CAROLE SUE HALL I'm going to Georgia for the weekend! Glee Club lg Mixed Chorus 2, 33 F.B.L.A. 3: Spanish Club 3, 4, V. Pres. 41 Pan-American Student For- um 3, 4: Library Stalf 33 Library Club 33 Beta Club 3, 4: D Club 4, Writers' Club 43 Scribbler Staff 4. ANN GRIFFIN RICHARD GILKISON DIONNE GRIFFIN I think I SlIOIlld'V9 made zz hundred, Mrs. Jolzrlstonf' Movie Club 11 Ad Stan' lg Dramatic Club 1: Art Club lg Pep Council lg Glee Club lg Tourist Club 1, Ath- letic Council 23 F.B.L.A. 2. HENRY HALLIDAY Killer Spanish Club 2, 3g Pan-American Student Forum 2, 33 Sergeauts' Club 31 Otiicers' Club 4. DIONNE GRIFFIN TODD GLASURB BILLY GUNTER Billy Baseball 25 Sergeants' Club 3, 4. SIG HAMIIQON Say, I've got a good joke. Hi-Y Club lg Sportsman Club 2, Varsity Baseball Team 2: Youth for Christ Club 41 Mixed Chorus 4: Transferred 4. BILLY GUNTER SUSAN HAGER CAROLE SUE HALL HENRY HALLIDAY SIG HAMILTON BOB HANIE FOSTER HARRISON Frosty Football, B-Team l, 2, Varsity 3, 45 Sergeants' Club 25 Rifle Club 25 D Club 3, 45 Track Team 3, 45 Ollicers' Club 45 Ritle Team 2, 3, 4. BILLY HERNDON I'll declare. Health Council 25 Rifle Club 25 Science Club 2: B-Team Basketball 25 Sergeants' Club 35 Spanish Club 35 Pan-American Student Forum 35 Ollicers' Club 45 Lunchroom Stal? 45 King of Hearts 4. FOSTER HARRISON JOAN HARMON JUDY HAVEN Bob? Oh, heir just fine. Tumbling Club 15 Secretary-Treas- urer of Class I5 Swimming Team 1, 2, 35 Basketball Team 2, 35 Latin Club 2, 35 D Club 2, 35 Ollice Worker 3, 45 Library Staff 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 35 Pan-American Stu- dent Forum 3, 45 Dramatic Club 45 F.T.A. 45 Beta Club 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 4. KATHARINE I-IERRICK Ta.r.rie Y-Teens I5 Latin Club 25 F.T.A. Club 3, 45 Ad Staff 35 Library Club 35 Beta Club 3, 45 Writers' Club 45 Scribbler Staff 45 Dramatic Club 3, 45 French Club 45 Office Worker 3, 4. JUDY HAVEN BOB HANIE Lel's not rush into this. Inrlccalur Staff, Jr. Representative 3, lvlanaging Editor 45 Rifle 'lzeam 3, 45 D' Club 3 4: Sergeants Club 3 Oflicers' Clu'b 45 Science Club 45 Superlative 4. JOAN HARMON Clark and I . . . Girls' Glee Club l5 Y-Teens I F.B.L.A. 35 Band 2, 3, 45 Orches tra 2, 3, 4. The 1955 HAYWARD HAYNES I checked out, Mrs. KeIrr B-Team Football 1, 25 B-Team Bas- ketball 2. NANCY HILL ThaI'.r my Charlie. 5 Y-Teens 15 Athletic Council 25 Dra- matic Club 4. HAYWARD HAYNES PETE HENIKA Let me tell youI Latin Club 25 Science Club 3. PA'I'I'Y HILL Ca1ey Woman Transferred from Jacksonville, Fla. 2: Tourist Club 2: Girls' Basketball Team 2, Manager 45 Writers' Club 2. 3, 45 Scribbler Staff 2, 3, 45 Beta Club 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 4, V. Pres. 45 Pan-American Student For- um 3, 45 D Club 45 Military Sponsor 4. PETE HEN I KA BILLY HERNDON KATHARINE HERRICK NANCY HILL PATTY HILL -r BILL HOLLINGSWORTH Twinkle-Toes Chess Club 15 Rit1e Club 25 Track Team 2, 3, 45 French Club 35 Science Club 3, 4, Pres. 45 Sergeants' Club 35 Oflicers' Club 45 Presidents' Coun- cil 45 D Club 4. SANDY HOOD Well, all Pvc got to say is WoW! Transferred from Fairfax Hall, Va 35 Library Staff 35 Spanish Club 3 Pan-American Student Forum 3 Science Club 35 Swimming Team 3 45 D Club 45 Oliice Worker 4. DOUGLAS HOWELL You ought to .ree the big ones I caught! Varsity Football Team 2, 3, 45 D' Club 2, 3, 4. SANDY HOOD MARGARET HOLTSCLAW Speedy Student Council I5 Latin Club 1, 25 lndecalur Ad Staff 35 Beta Club 3, 45 French Club 3, 4, V. Pres. 45 Oiiice Worker 3, 45 Red Cross 3, 4, Pres. 3, 45 May Court 45 Tourist Club 45 Presidents' Council 4. lllilli WESLEY HOPKINS UWM., REGGIE HOWELL That looks like Jael: car! Y-Teens 15 Red Cross Council 1, 25 T.N.T. Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, Pres. 45 Welcoming Committee 45 Presidents' Council 45 Cheerleader 3. 4. Co-captain 45 D Club 3, 45 Ulndecntur Selects 4. WESLEY HOPKINS BILL HOLLINGSWORTH LESLIE HORNBECK Wiring What? What? Tumbling Club I5 Glee Club 15 Or- chestra l, 2, 3, 4, Concert Mistress 45 Ride Club 2, 3: Girls' Ritie Team 2, 35 Art Club 3, 45 French Club 3, 45 Ohice Worker 45 Science Club 45 Beta Club 45 National Honor So- ciety 4. PAT HUDSON I was up at five this morning plowing in the garden. Y-Teens 15 Athletic Council 15 Stu- dent Council 1, 25 Stylus Stalf. Fresh. Representative 1, Indecntur Staff, Soph. Representative 25 Inde- cumr Homeroom Representative 3, 45 Pan-American Student Forum 35 Welcoming Committee 45 Dramatic Club 45 F.H.A. Club 4. LESLIE HORNBECK MARGARET HOLTSCLAW GAY HORNBUCKLE Well, il'.v like this-I don't know. Y-Teens I5 Glee Club 25 Library Staff 25 Dramatic Club 25 French Club 2, 35 Health Council, Sec.- Treas. 4. DIANE HULSEY What's new: with you this morning? Usher 15 Red Cross Council 1: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 41 Spanish Cluti? Pan-American Student For- um , . GAY HORNBUCKLE DOUGLAS HowELL REGGIE 1-rowELr. PAT HUDSON DIANE HULSEY B ILL JACKSON BILL JOHNSON That was my car they were towing in. B-Team Football l, 23 Athletic Coun- cil 1, 23 Art Club 33 Key Club 43 Sergeants' Club 3, 4. CAROL KING M y goodness! Health Council 13 Glee Club 13 La- tin Club 23 Mixed Chorus 23 Art Club 3, 43 Ad Staff Indeearur 4. BILL JOHNSON SANDRA JARRET1' CHARLES JOHNSON Iceman Ride Club 23 Science Club 3, 43 Key Club 3, V. Pres. 43 D Club 3, 43 Track Team 3, 43 Tennis Team 4. JERE LANDERS I've gut double trouble. Hi-Y, Pres. I3 Football, B-Team 1, Varsity 2, 3, 43 D Club 2, 3, 43 Track Team 2, 33 Rinky Dinks 2, 3. CHARLES JOHNSON BILL JACKSON Uhhl1 . . . Science Club lg Rifle Club lg Lunch- room Stalf 4. SANDRA JARRETT Now I won't have a date the rest of my life. Mixed Chorus 2, 33 Dramatic Club 33 Spanish Club 33 Ad Stali 33 Pan- American Student Forum 33 Begin- ners' Orchestra 43 Majorette 43 Tour- ist Club 43 Red Cross Council 4. The 1955 SCOTTIE JOHNSTON Well, I dori't understand. Transferred from Macon, Ga. 33 Tourist Club 3, 43 Swimming Team 33 French Club 3, 43 Beta Club 3, 43 Writers' Club 3, 43 Health Coun- cil 33 Library Club 33 Dramatic Club 43 Scribbler Staff 4. BILLY LANFORD Bachelor Bill Football, B-Team 2, Varsity 3, 43 Student Council 43 Athletic Council 4g Pan-American Student Forum 33. Baseball Team 2, 3, 43 D Club 3, 43 Sergeants' Club 33 Oiiicers' Club 43 Tennis Team 43 Nlndecatur Se- lects 4. SCOTTIE JOHNSTON BETTY KINNEY I wish somebody would have a party. Y-Teens lg Movie Club 23 Dramatic Club 23 Spanish Club 33 Pan-Ameri- can Student Forum 33 lndeeatur Ad Staff 3, 43 F.B.L.A. 43 F.H.A. 43 Office Worker 43 Tourist Club 4. BETTY LEAVELL Yeah, I guess so. Y-Teens 13 Dramatic Club 23 Inde- catur Ad Staff 3. 43 Spanish Club 33 Pan-American Student Forum 33 F.B.L.A. 43 Tourist Club 43 Office Worker 4. BETTY KINNEY CAROL KING JERE LANDERS BILLY LANFORD BETTY LEAVELL CLIFTON LEITCH Oh, I forgot what I was going to say. Red Cross Council, V. Pres. 13 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 2, 35 Spanish Club 2, 33 Pan-American Student Forum 2, 3, F.B.L.A. 33 Dramatic Club 35 Lunchroom Staff 4. BETTY LOCKHART Thnt's silly. Transferred from Webster Groves, Mo. 2: Latin Club, Sec. 2, Art Club 3, 4, Pres. 33 Student Council 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 43 French Club 3, Pres. 45 F.T.A. 43 Art Editor lndecatur 4, Superlative 45 Presidents' Council, Pres. 4: Tennis 43 Art Assistant 43 D Club 43 National Honor So- ciety 4. SUE MCGRAW H onc.rtlyl Transferred from Clarkston 3: Office Worker 43 Youth for Christ Club 4. BETTY LOCKHART BEVERLY LOCKE I wish the phone would ring. Glee Club 1, Band 1, 2. 3, 4g Ora chestra l, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 23 Movie Club 23 Y-Teens 1, 21 F.H.A. 3g D.C.T. 43 Luncliroom Stalf 4. lllllll VERNON LUCKEY , How'ya doin'? Sergeants' Club 3, 45 Science Club 45 Inderalur Selects 4. HALSEY MALLORY 1-Mall' Football B-Team 2, 3, Varsity 4, National Honor Society 4. VERNON LUCKEY CLIFTON LEITCH WALTER MCCURDY Little Walt Latin Club 1, 23 Swimming 1, 25 Caveat Emptor Ad Stalf lg Writers' Club I, 2, 3, 45 Scribbler Stal? 1, 2, 3, 45 Health Council, Treas. 23 Red Cross Council, V. Pres. 35 Sergeants' Club 3: Golf 3. 43 Beta Club 4g Stu- dent Council 4: Athletic Council 43 Indecalur Staff, Athletic Editor 43 D Club 4. MARISUE MALONE Oh, my goodne.rs. ' Transferred from Montgomery, Ala. lg Dramatic Club 2, 4, Science Club 33 Ad Staff Indecmur 49 Beta Club 4. WALTER MCCURDY BEVERLY LOCKE MARY SUE MCDANIEL It was so funny! Transferred from Bass High lg Glee Club 3, F.B.L.A. 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 43 Red Cross Council 4. CHARLES MANN ' Hot Rod Sergeants' Club 35 Science Club 35 Officers' Club 4. MARY SUE MCDANIEL sUE MCGRAW HALSEY MALLORY MARISUE MALONE CHARLES MANN BOB MATTHEWS GLORIA MEEK Have you done your English homework? Orchestra 1, 2: Y-Teens 1: Red Cross Council 1: Movie Club, Sec. lg Tourist Club 2: F.H.A. Club 2: Spanish Club 2, 3, V. Pres. 3: Pan- American Student Forum 2, 3: Office Worker 2, 3, 4: Athletic Council 2: Youth for Christ Club 3, 4, Sec. 3, V. Pres. 4. ' PEGGY MlLLER l'll have to see what Miss Stewart says. Transferred from Westminster 3: Varsity Basketball Team 3: Softball Team 3, 4: French Club 3, 4. GLORIA MEEK EMILY MEALOR WAYNE MEWBOURNE Girls aren'! so much. Baseball Team 2, 4: Sergeants' Club 3: May Court 4. CARMEN MOORE Y'all are making fun of me. Y-Teens l: Red Cross Council 2: Latin Club 2: Beta Club 3, 4: Stu- dent Council 3: Indecamr Home- room Representative 3: Class Editor lndecutur 4: Dramatic Club 3, 4, Sec. 4: Spanish Club 3, 4: Library Club 3: Indecatur Ad StaH 3: Pan- American Student Forum 3, 4: F.T.A. Club 4: Tourist Club 4: Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4: Superla- tive 4. WAYNE MEWBOURNE BOB MATTHEWS Progress at any cost. Writers' Club 2. 3, 4: Scribbler Stal? l, 2, 3, 4, Exchange Ed. 1, Circula- tion Mgr. 3, Mgn. Ed. 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Boys' Ensemble 4: Track Team 3, 4: Indecatur Se- lects 4. EMILY MEALOR Hi, sugalr! How ya rloin'? Usher l, 4: F.T.A. Club 4: Drama tic Club 4. The I955 JIM MEYER That did it! Transferred from Paducah, Ky. 2: Science Club 3, 4, Sec.-Treas. 41 Military Editor lndecnlur 4: Ser- geants' Club 3: Olticers' Club 4: lndecatur Selects 4. DONALYN MOORE We talked about that in Student Council Monday. President of Class I: Secretary of Class 2: Most Representative Girl 1. 2. 3: lnrlecarur Ad Stat? 1, 2: Mixed Chorus l. 2, 3: Student Council l, 2. 3, 4, Scc. 3, Co-president 4: Beta Club 3, 4: Olfice Worker 4: Drama- tic Club 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 4: In- dccamr Selects 4: Superlative 4: Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4. JIM MEYER HELEN MILLEDGE l'm so sleepy. Art Club 1: Latin Club 2: Junior Classical League 2: Beta Club 3, 4: Spanish Club 3, 4: Pan-American Student Forum 3. NANCY MOORE Give me a Marlon Brando any day! Girls' Glee Club 1: Y-Teens 1: Dra- matic Club 2: lndecalur Ad StaH 3: Art Club 3: F.T.A. Club 4. HELEN MILLEDGE PEGGY MILLER CARMEN MOORE DONALYN MOORE NANCY MOORE SUE MOORE I just can't do a thing! Pep Council 1, 25 Spanish Club 7. 35 Pan-American Student Forum 2, 35 Majorette 2. Co-captain 3, Captain 45 Band Sponsor 25 Red Cross Coun- cil 45 Tourist Club 45 Dramatic Club 45 Youth for Christ Club 45 Chore- ographer, May Day 4. MARY ANN MORGAN Oh, you're a cutie. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, All State Or- chestra 3, 45 Spanish Club 25 Pan- American Student Forum 2, 35 Health Council, V. Pres. 45 Majorette 4. JIM NALL Stop, turn left, turn right, turn around! Transferred from Druid Hills High School 35 Key Club 45 Writers' Club 45 Safety Patrol, Captain 4. ANNE NIX What will Mrs. Kehr say? Latin Club 2, 35 F.T.A. 3, 45 Li- brary Staff 45 Beta Club 4. JIM NALL E l0li DICK NEAL Blue-jay Caveat Emptor Staff 15 Chess Club L5 Sezgeants' Club 35 Key Club 3, FCS. . ANNE OLIVER But the Tech annual has five hundred pages. Y-Teens 15 Student Council 15 Girls' Ritle Team 25 Ride Club 25 Ad Staff 25 Beta Club 3, 45 Oifice Worker 35 Writers' Club 3, 45 Scriblzler Staff 35 Tourist Club 45 Spanish Club, V. Pres. 45 Pan-Amer- ican Student Forum 3, 45 Presidents' Council 45 Superlative 45 Inrlecatur Stalf, Jr. Representative 3, Editor-in- Chief 45 National Honor Society 4. DICK NEAL SUE MOORE JIMMY NICHOLS Let's have some .vchool spirit. Transferred from Tennessee 35 Base- ball Team 3, 45 Rinky Dinks 35 D Club 3, 45 Track Team 35 Student Council, Co-president 45 May Court, King 45 Lunchroom Stat? 45 Foot- ball Varsity 3, 4, All Greater At- lanta Football 4, Honorable Mention All State 45 Superlative 4. HAYWOOD OWENS Driftwood Band 1, 2, 35 D.c.T. 4. JIMMY NICHOLS MARY ANN MORGAN JOYE NICKERSON Same people! Art Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 Pan-American Student Forum 3, 45 F.T.A. 45 Writers' Club 3, 45 Scribbler Staii 4. BILLY PARR Let's go fishing, Red. Student Council 1, 45 Football, B- Team l, Varsity 2, 3, 45 D Club 2. 3. 45 President of Class 2, 35 May Court 35 Most Representative 2, 35 T.N.T. Council, Pres. 35 Lunchroom Stall' 3, 45 Superlative 4. JOYE NICKERSON ANNE NIX ANNE OLIVER HAYWOOD OWENS BILLY PARR ROBERT PARRIS LESTER PETRIE Hey, son. Beta Club 33 Science Club 3, 43 Stu- dent Council 33 Tennis Team 3, 43 D Club 4, National Honor So- ciety 4. BETTY RAUSCHENBERG Anybody got any gum? Health Council 13 Y-Teens I3 Pep Council 23 Spanish Club 33 Pan- Qmerican Student Forum 33 D.C.T. LESTER PETRIE ANNE PENNINGTON GEORGE PITTMAN I just don'r appreciate that. Band 1, 2, 33 Latin Club 23 Art Club 3, 4, Historian 43 Beta Club 3, 43 Science Club 43 National Honor Society 3, 4. JEANETTE REDFORD Thar sounds like a winner from way back. Stylus Ad Staff l: Y-Teens I: Girls' Basketball Team 2, 3, 43 D Club 2, 3, 43 F.T.A. Club 43 Science Club 43 Indecatur Selects 4. GEORGE PITTMAN ROBERT PARRIS Oscar Football 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 1, 23 Sergeants' Club 33 Officers' Club 4. ANNE PEN NINGTON I used za dare a boy in that fraternity. Art Club 1, 3, 43 Spanish Club 23 Pan-American Student Forum 2. 3: Indecatur Ad Stall' 33 F.T.A. Club 43 Indecatur Homeroom Represents tive 4. The i955 FRANK PUTMAN ffl,-,yn Football, B-Team 1, 2, Varsity 43 Athletic Council 23 Rinky-Dinks 2, 33 Sergeants' Club 33 D Club 3, 43 Varsity Basketball 43 Officers' Club 4. CAROLYN REED Oh, hey there! Latin Club 13 Girls' Drill Team 23 Health Council 2, 43 F.B.L.A. 3, 43 Red Cross Council 33 Beta Club 3, 4, Treas. 43 Ollice Worker 3, 43 Scribbler Representative 33 Tourist Club 43 Indecatur Homeroom Repre- sentative 4. FRANK PUTMAN NOEL RAMSDEN Charles is such a brain. Girls' Basketball Team 1, 2, 3, 43 Tumbling Club 1, 2, 33 Athletic Council 1, 23 D Club 2, 3, 43 Cheerleader 33 May Court 3, 43 Beta Club 3, 4g Writers' Club 3, 43 Scrib- bler Staff 3, 43 National Honor So- ciety 3, 43 Senior Superlative 43 Representative to Georgia Girls' State 3. MARTHA REED I don't remember who said it, but . . . Y-Teens 13 Girls' Glee Club lg Red Cross Council 1, 23 Hi-Y 23 Drama- tic Club 2, 43 Science Club 33 Health Council 33 Library Club 33 Indeculur Ad Staff 3, 43 Omce Worker 3, 43 Beta Club 3, 43 Spanish Club 3, 43 Pan-American Student Forum 3, 43 Representative to Georgia Girls' State 33 Tourist Club 4. NOEL RAMSDEN BETTY RAUSCHENBERG JEANETTE REDFORD CAROLYN REED MARTHA REED JUDY RHODES Wait for me, Kathleen. Student Council 15 Art Club, Treas. 15 Dramatic Club 2, 45 Modern Dance Club, Sec. 35 Beta Club 3, 45 French Club 3, Sec. 45 D Club 45 F.T.A., V. Pres. 45 Cheerleader 3, 45 May Court, Maid of Honor 45 Indecatur Selects 45 Honor So- ciety 4. BEVERLY ROGERS I was out because I was playing for the Mixed Chorus. Girls' Glee Club, Accompanist 15 Mixed Chorus, Accompanist 2, 3, 45 Pep Council 25 Oflice Worker 1, 3, 45 Beta Club 3, 45 Dramatic Club 2, 45 Ad Stall 35 Tennis Team 35 Na- tional Honor Society 4. JACK SALES Lel'.r ask Mr. Sl1uler. Latin Club 25 Band l, 25 Spanish Club 35 Pan-American Student For- um 3, 45 Art Club 3, 45 F.B.L.A. 35 Beta Club 3, 4. BEVERLY ROGERS MINNETTE ROBB I l1aven't studied a bit for this lest. Y-Teens 15 Glee Club 15 Art Club 15 Band I, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Drill Team 25 F.H.A., Club 3. 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 Youth V. Pres. 2, 3, Pres. 45 Dramatic for Christ Club 3, 45 Office Worker 3, 45 Spanish Club 35 Pan-American Student Forum 3, 45 Beta Club 3, 45 Library Staff 45 Library Club, V. Pres. 45 Presidents' Council 4. lllllll MICKY RUFF Well, lhaI'.v great! Rifle Team 3, 45 Ritle Club 3, 45 Sergeants' Club, Pres. 35 Officers' Club, Sec. 45 Youth for Christ Club, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 45 Student Council 45 Battalion Executive 45 Presidents' Council 45 Science Club 45 Superla- tive 45 May Court 4. CHARLES SAVAGE Charlie D.C.T. 4. MICKY RUFF JUDY RHODES BILLY RUHL ..Hey!., Science Club 3, V. Pres. 45 Ser- geants' Club, V. Pres. 35 Tennis Team 3, 45 D Club 4. MARY LOUISE SAVAGE I just sneezed yilty-three times yesterday! Y-Teens 1' Latin Club 25 Spanish Club 3, Tieas. 45 Girls' Basketball ta 5 i rar u res. 5 Beta Club 45 Oflicye Workei' 45 Pan- American Student Forum 3, 45 Writ- ers' Club 45 Indeca1ur Selects 4. BILLY RUHL MINNETTE ROBB GUY RUTLAND I'Il pick with you! Swimming Team 3, 45 D Club 3, 45 Science Club 3, 45 Sergeants' Club 35 Officers' Club 45 Tennis Team 4. HARRY SCRIVENER My ward! Transferred from Athens, Ga. 45 Band 45 Orchestra 4. GUY RUTLAND JACK SALES CHARLES SAVAGE MARY LOUISE SAVAGE HARRY SCRIVENER JANE SHARP JOAN SIMMONS Jounie-Bird Athletic Council 23 Dramatic Club 2. TOMMY SOMMER Pi is always constant. Latin Club, V. Pres. 25 Sergeants' Club 33 Writers' Club 3, 43 Beta Club 4. JOAN SIMMONS JOHN SHARP ANN SIMPSON I've got something to tell you. Red Cross 2, 43 Square Dance Club 23 Spanish Club 33 Science Club 33 Library Club 4. TOMMY SOUTHERLAND Tom-bo Athletic Council 2, 43 Pan-American Forum 2. 33 Rifle Team 23 Ser- geants' Club 33 B-Team Football 3, Varsity Football 43 D Club 43 Oflicers Club, V. Pres. 4. ANN SIMPSON JANE SHARP I'd like to go to Baylor. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra l, 23 Latin Club 2, 3, Pres. 2, 33 Girls' Ensemble 43 Pan-American Forum 3, 43 National Honor Society 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 43 Spanish Club 3, 4, Sec. 43 Indecatur Selects 4. JOHN SHARP Shorty Orchestra 1, 2, 43 Health Council li Spanish Club 3, 43 Art Club 33 Pan- American Forum 3, 43 Youth for Christ Club 3: Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Red Cross Council 43 Boys' En- semble 43 Indeca1ur Selects 43 Na- tional Honor Society 4. 'lhe 1955 KAY SMITH Anybody got their homework? Transferred from North Fulton High 33 Spanish Club 35 Pan-American Forum 3, 4. CAROL STANLEY My gracious me. Tumbling Club lg Tourist Club 43 F.B.L.A. 4. KAY SMITH MONTE SMITH Pm up the creek. Band 13 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Boys' Ensemble 43 F.B.L.A. 33 Writers' Club 45 Music Editor of the Scrib- bler 43 Beta Club 43 National Honor Society 43 Hlndecalur Selects 4. JOAN STEAGALL My Buddy Girls' Glee Club 13 Tumbling Club 13 Latin Club 23 Modern Dance Club 33 Beta Club 3, 43 Beta Club 3, 4, Library Club 43 F.H.A. 4. MONTE SMITH TOMMY SOMMER TOMMY SOUTHERLAND CAROL STANLEY JOAN STEAGALL BILLY STEWART I was in the military o17'it'e nl! period. Rilie Team 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Ritle Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, D Club 2, 3, 4, Sergeants' Club, V. Pres, 3, Oliicers' Club 4: Battalion Com- mander 4, Science Club 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Tennis Team 4, Track Team 4, ulndecatur Selects 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. KATHLEEN STORY Come on, Judy. Let'.v go! Y-Teens I, Library Club l, 2, Ad Stali Indecatur 2, Spanish Club 3, 4, Pan-American Student Forum 3, 4, Writers' Club 3, 4, Scribbler Staff 2, 3, 4, Business and Advertising Mgr. 3, Business Mgr. 4, F.T.A. Club 4: Beta Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. HERBERT SYMMERS HHOM.. Omcers' Club 4. KATHLEEN STORY HARRY STILLWELL Could you get that geometry problem? Transferred from Decatur to Emory at Oxford 3, transferred back 4, French Club 4. E lllll JANET STOWE Honey, I've got a joke to tell you! Vice President of Class 1, Y-Teens, Pres. I, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Hi- Y Club, Pres. 2, Beta Club 3, 4, Otiice Worker 3, 4, F.T.A. Club 3, 4, Tourist Club 4, Picture Editor, lndecatur 4, Nlndecatur Selects 4. DEBBIE TALLEY If you are, I am too. Usher 1, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Health Council 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, Pan- American Student Forum 2, Glee Club 2, Mixed Chorus 3, Tourist Club 4, Welcoming Committee 4, gndecamr Homeroom Representative JANET STOWE BILLY STEWART CAROLE STREATER Is he looking? Art Club 1, Mixed Chorus 1, Y- Teens 1, Athletic Council 2, Span- ish Club 2, 3, Pan-American Student Forum 2, 3, Dramatic Club 4, F.H.A. Club 4, Usher 4. DAVIS TARRER But Miss Story, . . . Science Club 1, Sergeants' Club 3, Ofiicers' Club 4, Varsity Basketball 4, Rifle Team 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Pan-American Student Forum 4, D Club 4. CAROLE STREATER HARRY STILLWELL JOYCE SUDDETH I wasn't talking. Movie Club 1, Y-Teens I, Athletic Council I, 2, Head of Bowling l, Basketball Team 1, Pan-American Student Forum 2, Spanish Club 2, Girls' Drill Team 2, F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Softball Team 2, 3, F.H.A. Club 4. ,, RUTH THOMAS Dawn in St. Simons they . . . Y-Teens 1, Latin Club 2, 3, Beta Club 3, 4, Writers' Club 3, 4, Scrib- bIer.Stal'f 3, 4, Tourist Club 4, Wel- gongnlg Committee 4, Indecalur Ad a . JOYCE SUDDETH HERBERT SYMMERS DEBBIE TALLEY DAVIS TARRER RUTH THOMAS DOT THOMPSON GERRY THRELKELD Hurry, honey! Girls' Glee Club 13 Mixed Chorus 2, 33 Beta Club 3, 43 Red Cross Council 33 F.H.A, 33 F.B.L.A. 33 Oiiice Worker 43 Welcoming Com- mittee 43 Tourist Club 4. DELORIS WAGES Oh, I do the dumbest things! Mixed Chorus 13 F.B.L.A. 3, V. Pres. 43 Beta Club 3, 43 Lunchroom Staff 33 Office Worker 43 Student Council 43 Indecarur Homeroom Representative 43 National Honor Society 4. GERRY THRELKELD GWEN THOMPSON DALE UPCHURCH Now, you know .I don't talk much. F.H.A. 2, 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 33 Spanish Club 2, 43 Tourist Club 43 Dramatic Club 43 F.T.A. 43 Library Club 4. TED WAKEFIELD Cheer upg things'll always get worse! Transferred from Avondale High School 23 Spanish Club 33 Pan- American Student Forum 3, 43 Ser- geants' Club 33 Officers' Club 4. DALE UPCHURCH DOT THOMPSON This geometry doesn'l agree with me. Y-Teens 13 Latin Club 2, 33 Beta Club 3, 43 Welcoming Committee 43 Tourist Club 43 Red Cross Coun- cil 4. GWEN THOMPSON Smiley Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Girls Sextet 33 French Club 3, 4. The 1955 ED VANNERSON I hit second and . . . Sergeants' Club 33 Ofiicers' Club 4. JAMES WALLER Mrs. Kehr, l've got a confession Sergeants' Club 23 Science Club 33 First Place Physics, State Science Fair 4. ED VANNERSON NANCY WARD Wait, let me put my glasses on. Y-Teens 13 T.N.T. Council l, 23 Dramatic Club 2, 43 F.B.L.A, 3, Reporter 43 Beta Club 3, 43 Art Club, Treas. 3, Pres. 43 lndecarur Ad Staff 33 F.T.A. 43 Presidents' Coun- cil 4. iw.. DELORIS WAGES TED WAKEFIELD JAMES WALLER NANCY WARD GEORGE WARREN I forgot my red pencil, Mrs. Kehr. Chess Club 25 Sergeants' Club 2, 35 Science Club 35 Beta Club 3, 4, Treas. 3. RUTH WHITNEY Four weeks 'til I can go to Jacksonville. Transferred from Jacksonville, Fla, 35 F.B.L.A. 4. JOYCE WATKINS Reggie's coming home. Y-Teens 15 Movie Club 15 Spanish Club 25 Pan-American Student For- um 25 Pep Council 25 Girls' Drill Team 25 F.B.L.A. 3, 45 D.C.T. 4. lllllli CAROL WEEKES 1'm so domestic! Y-Teens, V. Pres. 15 Girls' Glee Club, Pres. 25 Latin Club 25 Office Worker, 1, 2, 3, 45 F.T.A. Club 3, 45 Beta Club 3, 4, Pres. 45 Indecatur Ad Stall 35 Writers' Club 45 Scribbler Staff 45 Secretary of Class 3, 45 Span- ish Club 45 Pan-American Student Forum 3, 4, Sec. 45 Military Sponsor, Battalion 45 Presidents' Council 45 Tourist Club 45 Superlative 45 Na- tional Honor Society 4. EUGENIA WILKES Oh, dear. I just can't think right now! Tumbling Club 15 Latin Club 2, 35 Spanish Club 3, 4, Treas. 45 Pan- American Student Forum 3, 45 Or- chestra l, 2, 35 lndecatur Ad Staff 25 Junior Classical League 2, 35 F.B.L.A. 35 Beta Club 3, 45 Library Club 2, 3, 45 Office Worker 45 Student Library Assistants' Association 3, 45 National Honor Society 4. CAROL WEEKES GEORGE WARREN WAYNE WELLS With my '40 Ford . . . Movie Club 25 Chess Club 35 Ser- geants' Club 4. EVELYN WILLIAMS Let me barrow your fountain pen. Movie Club 15 Basketball 15 Library Staff 2, 3, Sec.-Treas. 45 Red Cross Council 25 Girls' Drill Team 25 Pan- American Student Forum 25 F.H.A. Club 25 F.B.L.A. 3, 45 Student Li- brary Assistants' Association 3, 4. WAYNE WELLS JOYCE WATKINS DON WI-IIPPLE Colorado Sergeants' Club 35 Football Team 2, 35 Officers' Club 45 Key Club 3, 4, Treas. 4. BETTY YOUNGBLOOD I don't mean to gripe, but . . . lndecatur Ad Staff 15 Red Cross Council 15 Dramatic Club 2, 45 Stu- dent Council 2: Writers' Club 3, 45 Sz.-ribbler Staff 3, 45 D Club 3, 45 Beta Club 45 Pan-American Student Iiortum 35 F.T,A. Club 45 Cheerleader DON WHIPPLE RUTH WHITNEY EUGENIE WILKES EVELYN WILLIAMS BETTY YOUNGBLOOD 7aalecaaz'uz eiecta Scholarship Lead h. DONALYN MOQRE and BILLY STEWART em IP JANET STOWE and JIM MEYER Service to the School Creativeness JUDY RHODES and BOB MATTHEWS MARY DUNN and MONTE SMITH A-MA M NAAM Axf- M - bqb' -,fy V .EETMET. , TE. xTTEEE Y, E YE,.T E E , A ff M AR' QWQQR N we-A Q., A AW' A ZX N W Nw as A? NA A +A M,,,.,w ' Q Q www X twfpww A X S A MW ,Q N f ' Ax M S MN :ZQ EHR E REE E E E E E R E E R E E EEEE E Sghool Spirit Pe1'so1zality REGGIE HowELL and HUGH FARMER MARY LOUISE SAVAGE and VERNON LUCKEY Athletics D Talent EANETTE REDFORD and BILLY LANFORD JANE SHARP and JOHN SHARP Zcwlenle lie df! Aw 51 xy. f x Nav-N LS E fx - N s - :.- S f X if Qi 'Z , A, -x N X X XM 'V fm -ff , ff! Q S Dodd, E. Dowman, N. Duvall, N. Dyer, P. Edwards, K. England, D. Epps, J. Erwin, B. Few, J. Field, L. Fladger, B. Floyd, B. Fountain, J. Fowler, K. Francke, J. George, G. Gissling, P. Glenn, B. Golding, B. Googer, D. Greenaway. L. Greene, B. Greene, J. Greene, T. Hall, J. Ham, J. Hammons, R. Hancock, B. Harrell, D. Harrington, M. Harris, C. Harvard, V. Hazelrigs, J. Head, K. Heath, H. Herb, L. Herron, J. Hicks, G. Hiter, A. Holcombe, F. Holt, B. Hood, G. Howard. R. Hunnicutt, P. Jones, M. Joyner, D. Kalb, B. Kegley, D. Kelley. J. Il li ULASS Kennedy, J. Kennedy, P. Kent, J. Koch, R. Lange, J. Leathers, J. Lee, D. Lester, V. Livingston, S. Loftis, G. Long, J. Longino, C. Loyd, S. Luttrell, A. Lyon, T. McGeachy, S McNeely, H. McNiel, C. Mailey, J. Maples, L. Martin, F. Massoures, P Midkiff, M. Miller, M. Minor, P. Moerlins, N. Moore, H. Moore, N. Muessle, J. Mulford, T. Murphy, C. Newton, P. Outland, B. Owen, B. Owen, F. Parr, D. Patterson, J. Peabody, W. Phelps, E. Phillips, G. Phillips, P. Ragsdale, G. Ramsden, B. Raoul, B. Ratchford, J. Ray, J. Reach, K. Reid, C. Richards, K. Rollins, B. Ruch, S. Rudolph, J. Salter, L. Schaller, N. Schneider, M. Schulze, M. A. Seals, M. Sharpton, B. A. Sharpton, J. Shaw, R. Skelton, R. Smith, R. Snyder, P. Stevens, P. Stokes, G. Stovall, G. Strange, C. Strange, J. Strong, B. Stroud, Jake Stroud, John Stubblebine, C. Suggs, M. Tnllant, J. Taylor, A. Taylor, J. A. Temples, S. Tony, B. Thornton. M. A. Treadway, H.J. Vandigrift, E. Verdi, G. Wages, S. Watson, J. Whitaker, J. Wilburn. R. Williams, B. Wilson, B. Winn, K. Woodberry, C. Woods, A. HCL Wooten. A. Wrighter, A. Youngblood. R llzlllll Wllllli CHI-lllilU'l'llllIZES SOI'll0ll0llE YEAR When thc sophomore class entered school this year, its members held a new perspective of school life and its wonderful opportunities. In all the many activities the sophomores showed a keen interest by either participating in the events or excitedly cheering on the sidelines. The class enthusiasm and cooperation won second place for them at Stunt Night. They eagerly joined in Student Council proj- ects, athletics, and May Night. With pride in their past achievements the sophomores conhdcntly look forward to next year. Elizabeth Mundell, Robert Ansley, Ben Moore, and Troy Matthews cover many blocks selling magazines for school. Bugs, bugs, bugs reign in the biology class! opllomore Class Uffioers ROBERT ANSLEY President TROY MA'rHEws Vice President ELIZABETI-1 MUNDELL Secretary BEN Mooma Treasurer S X I If I 5 I I I Piper, J. Randall, B. Randall, R, Rauschenberg, B. Rayfleld, A. A. Rhodes, S. Rimstidt, L. A. Ritz, S. Robb, H. Royal, M. Rutland, J. Sandford, P. Sappington, N. Scott, A. Seagraves, J. Self, T. Sewell, J. Sharp, N. Shaw, A. Shutley, D. Sims, M. Sisoff, B. Sizemore, M. Smith, B. Smith, C. A. Smith, T. Spears, T. Speights, B. Spinks, C. Stephenson, H. J. Stevenson, S. Strange, K. Sturdivant, L. Swann, M. A. Sylvester, P. Taylor, K. Terry, M. Thome, J. Toney, P. Treadway, L. Turk, D. Turner, M. 0M0llE UL 51 Walker, J. Watkins, J. Watson, A. Weeks, E. White. J. Whitworth. L Wilkes, L. Williams, D. Williams, N. Wills, L. Wilson, H. Wright, K. Wunderly, S. Yaun, P. Yerkes, J. Young, B. Youngblood, J Zachary, M. Zibell, M. Molly Hodges, Harvey Howell, Paul Smith. and Kay Silver enjoy the outdoors after hours of hard classwork. Freshman lllass llflivers Pz:is..i.zi1:H H.1i:::,ii?.t:fL M ss I IIEUAT ll ELECT En Kaiizrik MO?iZ.53ZiGEs FII 0 M FRE H Ml UM SS Freshmen eagerly grasp new gems of knowledge. As the freshmen look back on their school year, they are filled with pride, for theirs has been a good year. In September they eagerly plunged into their new studies-algebra, Latin, and civics. With the same boundless enthusiasm the freshmen participated in the school events. Their class spirit was displayed by the B-team football players and cheer- leaders representing their class' sportsman- ship and vitality. At class night, how thrilled all the freshmen were that one of their own classmates, Joyce Yerkes, has been selected as Miss Indeeatur ! Everything has added to a wonderful year for the freshmen. Reilly, C. Rhodes, B. Richards. A. Roberts, M. Rochelle, G. Rodgers, C. Rodgers, S. Rollins, C. Royal, D. Rutland, J. Rutledge, D. Ryder, A. Savage, B. Schell, B. Scott, B. Segars, J. Shaw, S. Sibley, G. Silver, K. Skelton, M. Smith, D. Smith, H. Smith, J. Smith, J. Smith, P. Smithy, J. Snyder, E. Stansell, K. Stephens. R. Stevens, J. Stoner, M. Stovall, J. Street, F. Swofford, A. Symmers, L. Taylor, P. Terry, J. Thomas, J. Thompson, H. Thompson, J. Thorn, B. Townley. D. Towns, R. Tumlin, P. Wagner, D. Wall, H. Ward, L. Ward, L. Warner, L. Watson. F. Webb, E. Weekley, A. Whipple, B. White. L. White, W. Williams, A. Wilsdon, D. Wilson, S. Womack, B. Wooten, C. Yerkes, J. UL IHGHTH GRADER IH D IIIGII UIIIIIIL EXUITI G The class of '59 entered Decatur High, eager to become a part of its school life. They were grateful to their new friends, the upperclassmen, and to their teachers, all of whom eagerly helped them become established in their new life and surround- ings. As they elected class officers, Student Council and May court representatives, they began to feel as if they were a vital part of Decatur. Now at the end of this year, they are looking with keen anticipa- tion toward their future in high school. 8th Grade llfficers ALEX HODGES President SARA HARRINGTON Vice Presiderzt PEGGY PATE Secretary BOBBY DUBOIS Sara Harrington and Peggy Pate fseatedl Alex Hodges and Bobby Dubois fstandmgl Treaxwef receive new school rules from Student Council Co presdient Donalyn Moore Eighth graders learn the ropes at Decatur EIGIITII GRADE 57 Adams, J. Akins, L. Alexander, M Allen, B. Anslev, J. Avil. B. Bagby, T. Baker, J. Beaman, B. Becker, G. Bell, J. Bennett, R. , Blackshear, D Bloedorn, A. Blount, R. Blue, C. Bowen, D. Brandau, K. Brewer, C. Brisco, H. Brown, B. Brown, C. Brown, S. Burke, M. Burns, D. Butcher, N. Callaway, R. Carmack, B. Carr, J. Carrington, D Christie, B. Clonts, J. Cole, L. Conliff, R. Cricler, Daniel, R. Daniel, S. Davidson, R. Davis, D. Davis, G. Davis, L. Deadwyler, F. Deaton, A. Deloache, L. Dubois. R. Edwards, K. Elders, T. Erdman, K. Fenn, Z. Ferguson, E. Fladger, S. Fleming, M. R Fowler, A. Gear, D. Gideon, D, A. Givens, Gordon, J. Griffin, R. Hall, J. Hallman, H. Halpin, L. Hambright, H Hanes, P. Harper, L. Harrell, B. Harrington, S. Haven, R. Hawks, B. Haynes, M. Hazelrigs, B. Hevgood, J. Hill, N. Hillagas, B. Hitchcock, F. Hodges, A. Hodson, E. Holbrook, D. Holcombe, J. Holcomb, P. Hornbeck, M. Horton, V. Hudgins, P. Jelks, E. Jett, B. S. Johnson, M. A. Johnson, P. Johnston, B. Johnston, M. Kelley, S. Key, B. Kissell, J. Knox, G. Lee, B. Leftwich, T. Lester, C. Leverett, D. Lipham, K. Lucus, T. Luke, T. Lyon, C. McAEee, D. McCartney, T McColl, M. McConnell, L. , McCord, F. McErven, L. McMurray, S. McNeely, K. McPherson, P. Mann, C. Martin, J. Medcalf, J. Merritt, P. Middlebrooks Miller, G. Miller, J. Moncrief, G. Moore, B. Nash, B. Newsome, S. Oliver, P. Pate, P. Patillo, C. Patterson, M. Pharr, S. Plaxico, R. ,A. EIGHTH GRADE 58 EIGIITII GRADE Woodworth, J. Young, C. 59 Powell, M. Powell, R. Prestley, L. Purdom, T. Purvis, T. Query, A. Ramsey, P. Range, J. Ray, S. Rimer, R. A. Rogers, J. Rood, B. J. Robertson, E. Rowe, F. Rutland, B. Sams, M. Sasnett, M. Sewell, K. Sheppard, T. Shirtley, R. Sims, G. Sizemore, J. Smith, I. Stubblebine, S Suddeth, li. Sutton, S. Sweatman, V. Tatum, M. Taylor, A. Thomas, B. Thompson, L. Trammell, M. Wade, J. Waites, B. Wallace, P. Wallis, M. Weekes, J. Wheeler, M. White, T. Williams, D. Wilson, J. Womack, J. X X ' mxx X595 2 Q-aw Nggxs w X as E fi ligg . SE Q i N Ns 31 QX5 ixsxxiix A 5 M Q mkk x I x ,E is . M x .x X. 1 t x ij . QL! 5 if is Q x X XS 5 E ' 'N ggi S gi . 5 , My 2 ggi? X Y R X Q 21 k ES? Q E ii .... , G WR. . 2 5 U N E X SEN -1 v s Q Bob and John see whether they can handle printing for the annual as well as they can handle money. Leftfwalter shows Jane a finished page. Left - Carmen and Janet count the sheets to see if there are enough, Anne works diligently as deadline arrives. UUNFU IIIN PREIIIIMI ATE A ANNUAL Gllll T0 PRESS Color will add so much to the book . . . If we save money somewhere else, we can have an overtone' . . . We don't want to put that in, just to be putting it in . . . Has anybody seen the junior pictures, senior write-ups, etc? ... Who'll go get some cokes, Johnny? . . . We're coming along iineg it's 2:30 now, the picture was only scheduled at 1:OO . . . Which oflice is Mr. Lee in?,' . . . It's National Ground Hog Day-lct's have a party . . . Wait a minuteg that's not according to parliamentary procedure . . . If you'll just tell me what kind of art work you want . .. Wylie helped me with this write-up . . . Phil, y0u'll have to be a little quiete1 ' . . . Brief me on what we're doing . . . Our room is so big, let's donate some space to the room next doorn . . . Joe Cotton's will never be the same! Any day this general run of conversation could be heard on the main Hoor of North Building, whcrc the annual staff worked in organized chaos. Miss Norton bravely bore up under the strain of checking pictures and copy. Miss Stewart popped in and out to see that the money was intact. The staff became numb or hysterical with each new development . . . a never-to-be-forgotten experience, the satisfaction of a job well done. ANNE OLIVER . BOB HANIE . . JOHN STRANGE . JANE BIBB . . . JANET STOWE . . BETTY LOCKHART . CARMEN MOORE . . CAROLE EVE . . . WALTER MCCURDY , JIM MEYER . . . HELEN BUTLER . KAY EDWARDS . . JOHNNY NEWSOME . PHIL ENGLAND . . . . Miss EMILY NORTON Miss BETTY STEWART . . Editor-in-Chief . Managing . Business . Literary . Picture . . . Art . . . Class . Organization . . Athletics . Military . . . . Feature Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor . . junior Representative , Sophomore Representative . Freshman Representative Editorial and Picture Advisor . . . . Business Advisor ww 'ws .- g .kgs EX AK Vx 'F WR is v f ',' 1 I .5 KW, Xa ,.W.. ? Q .3 , X '-:- 'RS- I gi AQAN x K hw mwgk. ' ' sf .Q g k.Ah . 1 if - wir Mi' N, -N X , f N X- fe. .5 k N 'Q F wwf- X . ,R 4 wmssaxlfffii fili . f --px K- x ' .- -K X ,I 11, f .K f ,f Lfgw 44 4 P? X 4 L , 7' , K' M if Wg X. k V R 'l'llllllN'l' UIIUNUIL IIAS IINPAIIALLELEII Yllflll From shoes for Korean war orphans to a fabulous 'llilaek Cat Ball, somehow, everything got around to Student Council. Jimmy, Donalyn, Jerry, and Marcia have carried on this year's activities with the help and cooperation of a won- derful group of homeroom representatives. They started the year off with a bang by forming a welcoming committee and edited the Decatur High Handbook. The student store has also served the school from the first of the school year. After a talent show, in which much hidden talent was discovered, and a very successful magazine sale, the Council was on its way. Delegates were sent to the state and southern conventions, Kim Yung Gil and Chung Joe Sung, the two Korean war orphans, received much needed money, and Aid- more children had a Merry Christmas with many toys and clothes which Student Council sent. The council has initiated a number of lasting programs which will prove highly valuable to the school in years to come. Among these are an intra- mural sports program, a president's council, a safety patrol, a clean-up campaign, and a program to help raise money for the March of Dimes. Mrs. Thorn- ton, Mrs. Folger and Mr. Purcell have helped im- measurably as advisers. TWELFTH GRADE REPRESENTATIVES-Kneeling: M. RuH', J. Bibb. Standing: B. Parr, J. DeFoor, D. Wages, C. Evans, and B. Lockhart plan a bulletin board for the school. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS-Co-Presidents, Jimmy Nichols and Donalyn Moore, with Seuretary, Marcia Sugg, and Treasurer, jerry Abbott, have little time to relax. The Student Council store brought school supplies right to the pupils. There was fun for everyone on Jean's Dayn, and benefits went to the Mareh of Dimes. Members of the Writers' Club meet to plan the next edition. fRightj First Row: N. Matthews, A. Taylor, R. Thomas, and P. Hill. Second Row: C. Hall, M. Erickson, P. Royal, and A. Griffin distribute papers each month. First Row: M. Abbott, A. Chietzberg. Second Row: D. Joyner, T. Sommer, J. Abbott. Third Row: P. Meyer, J. Nall, B. Speights never miss a big sports story. il l D. Critchett, K. Herrick, J. Smithv, L. Mathis, H. Hildreth, M. Smith, at C. Weekes get first-hand information for the write-ups. ' Seated Mrs. Cole. Standing: K. Story, Bus, Mgr., T. Clegg, Asst. Ed., E Barton, Adv. Mgr., B. Matthews, Mgr. Ed., and Chris Davidson, Editor, are anxious to see how the students will like the new paper. wmrm: ' vim: P110 nu PRE ir THE iw UIIIBBLER What will the paper be like this year? was the sixty-four-dollar question asked by the students at Decatur last fall, since there was a new faculty adviser, a new staff, and many new problems. Yet, molded through the capable hands of the new faculty adviser, Mrs. William Cole, and through the leadership of the editor, Chris Davidson, the Scribbler has attained a new interest and popu- larity throughout the school. Vast improvements and advancements have been made since the first edition appeared in 1938. The paper is operated by the members of the Writers' Club, and the staff is made up of representatives from various school organizations and others with unusual writing abil- ity. For those people responsible for it, the Scribbler was more than a monthly publication. Into its pages went long hours of hard work on everyone's part. The personal pride and interest of the writers resulted in a paper of such quality that the students were always glad to hear the ery, The Scribblev-it out li' B Ramsden, B. Moore, K. Head, B. Youngblood, J. Chapman, F. Calder First Row: D. Partee and M. L. Savage. Second Row: L Alston, and N. Ramsdcn are always looking for new advertisers. .......L J. Nickerson and K. Wright find that writing cditorals takes con centration. EW YEAH-- llllll Tlll Director-Mrs. Dale Clark. GLEE CLUB-P. Harris, C. Fowler, R. Dashiell, D. Turk, O. Wiegand, L. Symmers, L. Harrison, J. Haynie, B. Lockhart, A. Dendy, C. Ely, E. Meacham, E. Porter, G. Green, C. Hyde, I. Boyce, M. Stoner, E. Bell, E. Caldwell, E. Harvey, J. Bailey, C. Griffes, J. Edwards, J. Watkins, J. Healan, G. Matalene, L. Fields, L. Sturdi- vnnt, L. Smith, J. Maddox, P. Tulnlin, N. Barrington, M. Maund, B. Burnett, V. Gibson, N. Jackson, M. N. Huff, M. Matthews, P. Kelleher, S. Rodgers, A. Shaw, M. Dell, C. Conliff, M. Hodges, C. Harris, E. Johnston, R. Brown- ing, E. Huff, M. Hall, B. Kneale, D. Hancock, G. Manney, J. Walker, D. Wagner, J. Thompson. GIRLS, ENSEMBLE M. Matthews, R. Dashiell, E. Harvey, C. Ely, J. Hcalan, D. Wagner, M. Hodges, M. Dell, and J. Conliff. GIRLS' SEXTETTE-fLcftJ: E. Johnston, E. Shaw, I. Boyce, A. Dendie, G. Manney, and G. Greene. - EW IIIRECTUII 'lllllizlli IIEPAIW E 'I' As is always the case with the coming of a new director, this year began with both the members of the Choral Department and Mrs. Dale Clark having to get acquainted. This required a great deal of cooperation. S0 successfully did they work together that the traditional projects of the depart- ment, such as the annual Christmas Program, were carried on, while at the same time many original ideas were initiated. Several ensembles and an eighth grade chorus were among the newly organ- ized groups. The department has had an extremely busy year, singing for numerous assemblies, P.- T. A. and G. E. A. programsg performing on tele- vision, and competing in the Georgia State Music Festival. However, at the Festival, held in Rome, Georgia, the year's hard work was rewarded, for the groups received ratings ranging from good to superior. M Arcompanixl-BEVERLY ROGERS GIRLS' AND BOYS' ENSEMBLES First Row: B. Schultze, W. Vanner- son, J. Crain, J. Fuller, M. Braswell, J. Sharp, K. Wright, A. Hollings- worth. Second Row: B. Matthews, M. Smith, P. Sanford, T. Munsford. L. Kennedy, B, Ervin, G. Anderson, P. Yaun, N. Burke. MIXED CHORUS-J. Craig, Pres., J. Cranford, N. Dougherty, S. Green, S. Hat tox, D. Heath, D. Hulsey, N. Ivey, P. Kennedy, M. S. McDaniel, N. Moore, P. New ton, B. Rogers, M. Schulze, M. Seals, J. Sharp, Treas.g M, Swan, W. Vannerson K. Wright, Sec., A. Hollingsworth, S. Drennon, C. Burks, P. Bullard, J. Bowers K. Brooks, M. Braswell, R. Bradley, N. Dowman, B. A. Entrekin, J. Epps, K. Fowler J. Fuller, L. Greenway, C. Reid. M. Sizemore, P. Snyder. J. Taylor, G. Woodbury L. Kennedy, L. King. F. Lovell, P. Sanford. L. Warner G. Anderson, R. Austin N. Burke, B. Ervin, H. Farmer, V.-Pres.g T. Glasure, F. Niulford, A. Pierce, R. Ran: dall, M. Smith, B. Whipple, P. Yaun. A ,f 'N , .. NNXR? L i K X 4 T X . 'xx X si ,pn X V S x Q X Q X X X sl X R, X IBA ll All llllllllll THA Wllllll TIIIELESSLY 'l'0Wllllll PllllFllC'l'Ill This year the orchestra, under the capable direction of Mrs. Cottic Clark, has truly added much distinction to the reputation already acquired by Decatur in the field of music. Besides giving concerts in many assembly programs, the orchestra accompanied the choral groups in thc Christmas program. Outside the school, this group per- formed at the fall program of the Decatur Civic Chorus and entertained at the annual G. E. A. meeting. With nearly twice as many members as last year, the orchestra played at the Music Festival in Rome, where it proved that quantity had the quality of the best in the region. The band also increased in number, since it lost very few members last year and was strengthened by an infiux of eighth graders. Practicing every day, and many nights, too, the band with the majorettes was the center of the cheer- ing section during football season. The numerous con- certs, assembly programs, and parades meant added prac- ticing. However, with the old d Sl at the end of the year. MRS. Co'r'r1E CLARIC-Di1'6'Cl07' Kent Allain, Philip Almand, and Don Chapman, band eo-captains, with Sue Moore, majorette captain, present Mrs. Clark with a watch in appreci- ation of her year's work with them. a age, 'iPractiee makes perfect, before them, the band sailed through the Military Night and May Day program. All their hard work came to a close with the party given A typieal practice session with the orchestra. W .Q- b Xi . xxx X wrx N -is M . Qi X 1 L, gs. Ki? .1-.-Q. urging? K x. ,, X M 1 X .1 -'gil 0:22:55 :Q S5 A X X G X . X ig Qin-yrs-:mr .f.f :qs X Ns X X 3 X els QNX X xg. X X x . I K R X X Q X TN , i Q 5 533, 3 - XL .- K my Q XS X 1 o . ks ...k S219 S Y .. .X A 0 Q-1 .Q Q i ' 93 ,f g K 4- xgxx S mx , Q ix :SM 1 Qgsxaigx 1 ,. - 3 X .D XQX - . . .Sw .X . Q 5 .K Q SS' ' f 1 1 V A X - 'f' Q. ' .W . ' . V sm Families lieneiited ey in-Y lleys Cans piled up in the Decatur Y. M. C.A. as Hi-Y boys gathered food so that the needy of Decatur would have a better Thanksgiving. This kick-off project brought the boys together in a closer fellowship. Decatur High wel- comed this service club, the Signeim Fidelis Chapter of Hi-Y. In their varied activities the club has fulfilled its purpose to create, maintain, and expand high standards of Christian character throughout the home, school, and community. Mr. Garvin Miller is the faculty adviser. Tri-Ili-Y Launches Many Uemmunity Prejeets Under the leadership of Mr. Tweed Johnson, the Tri-Hi-Y Club was organized for the first time this year. Since its organization the club has proved to be one of the most worthwhile in the school. At Thanksgiving the Tri-Hi-Y col- lected food for a Thanksgiving basket to be given to a needy family. They entertained at children's hospitals, worked hard in the Church Loyalty Campaign, and wound up the yearls activities by participating in an Easter Sunrise Service at Stone Mountain. It is obvious by this excellent record that the club members have constantly held its slogan before them: Pure thoughts, pure words, and pure actionsf' A. Divicke, Treas.g E. Dale, Historiang B. Oullard. Vice Pres., A. Wrighter, Pres.g M. A. Bass, Chap.g and Anne Madden read letter from citizen thanking them for their work in the Church Loyalty Campaign. Mr. Miller, E. Vandigriff, Treas.g J. Chapman, Pres.g D. Parr, Sec.g and K. Head, Vice Pres , pack food for the needy at Thanksgiving. Great Iliseeveries Made In Seienee Club The Decatur High Science Club, sponsored by Mrs. Sue Ormston, is a member of the National Science Clubs of America and also the Georgia Junior Academy of Science. Among the many interesting field trips that the club took part in were a trip to the Kraft Cheese Plant, to the Chevrolet Assembly Plant, and to Oak Ridge. In March the club sponsored the Science Fair which was the highlight of the year. The students worked on individual projects and were awarded according to their workmanship. N. Duvall, Jr. Rep., B. Hollingsworth, Pres., B. Ruhl, Vice rPes.g Mrs. Ormstong L. Ken- nedy, jr. Rep., watch J. Meyer, Sec.-Treas., per- form an experiment. P Hill, Vice Pres.g C. Hall, Vice Pres.g M. L. Savage, Treas.g P. Minor, Vice Pres., J. Coggin, Pres., and Mrs. Mitchell wish they could visit South America. Frouoh Poodlo Mado Masoot Ili Frouoh Club Through thc French Club the members gained a more accurate knowledge of the language and people. Interest- ing programs were presented each month at the meetings, some of which included singing songs and staging short plays. A gala time was had by all when the club dined at Atlantals French restaurant, Emile's. Mr. Walter Smith served as the faculty adviser. B. Lockhart, Pres.g B. Glenn, Tre-as.g Mr, Smith, J. Rhodes, Sec., and M. Holtsclaw, Vice Pres., admire their new mascot. South Spanish Momhors Loaru Pon Amorioau Customs The South Building Spanish Club, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Mitchell, was organized to increase Decatur stu- dents' knowledge of the customs and languages of Spanish people. Films, Spanish dances, songs, and talks were some of the types of programs which furthered interest in Span- ish life and language. Pan-American Student Forum meet- ings and programs enacted at school also advanced the members in their appreciation of Spanish life. Progrossivo lliuuor Ends Aotivo Your Fiestas, pinatas, Spanish movies, and South American speakers were the highlighting features of a full and most enjoyable year for the North Building Spanish Club. With the advice of Miss Ida Story, adviser, the Constitution was adopted and the flower and motto selected at the first meeting. The club was very active in the Pan-American Student Forum supporting it in membership, and having a finalist in the costume contest. The year was brought to a successful close with a progressive supper, which every- one agreed was a great success. , Miss Story, J. Francke, Treas.g A. Oliver, Vice Pres.5 G. DelMonte, Pres., K. Freeman, Sec., admire Spanish blouses and maracas. Key Club llrganizeil In May, 1954, the Kiwanis Club of Decatur organized the Decatur High Key Club. Their aim is to teach the boys to work together for the betterment of themselves and their fellowmen. The boys have helped in the Cerebral Palsy Drive, improved the school lunehroom, and con- ducted a Kiwanis meeting. The pancake breakfast, which they sponsored to raise money to buy an exhaust fan for the lunchroom, was a tremendous success. This school club, sponsored by Frank Jones, was certainly a worthwhile organizaton, of which the school can be very proud. D. Neel, Pres.g C. Murphy, Sec.3 D. Whipple, Treas.g and C. Johnson, Vice Pres., take notes for their clubs. Y. F. C. Club Lends Christian lniluenee at Seheel The title of the Youth for Christ Club suggests its theme. This group of Christian young people sought to uphold themselves and to show others that all things are done through Christ. They realized that today's young people will be t0morrorw's leaders and that only through high deals can the world of the future survive. Under the invaluable leadership of Mr. Marion Anderson the club has worked with other clubs in the Atlanta area toward furthering their goal. Mr. Andersong G. Meek, Vice Pre-5.3 P. Bullard, Treas.5 J. Sharp. Sec.g and M. Ruff, Pres., decorate meditation nook in library. Latin Cluli Stages llemau Banquet The Latin Club was organized for the year 1954-1955 by a large group of interested students. 'Through informative programs, consisting of songs, stories, and speakers, they were able to further their knowledge of Latin and its influences. The highlight of the elub's activities was its annual banquet, on which the members-with the advice of Miss Barrett and Mrs. Herrick, faculty advisers- workecl very hard. Their time and effort were amply re- warded for the banquet was fully enjoyed by everyone. Miss Barrett fseatedlg M. Zibell, Vice Pres., K. Wright, Pres.g C. Patrick, Trcas.g and B. Kenton, See., memorize Latin version of the Lord's Prayer. Mrs. Madge Lee ls llenereil by Tourist Club For quite some time there has been an air of secrecy about the Tourist Club which, try as they may, no one had been able to pierce. At last the secret can be told. In appreciaton of her many years of untiring effort on its behalf, the club had been renamed the Madge Lee Tourist Club. It was she who started the club, and under her guidance it has steadily grown. This year Mrs. Lee and her girlsw vis- ited Warm Springs, where they saw the Little White House and the Founda- tion for Infantile Paralysis. The an- nual trip during spring holidays took them to both New York and Boston. The excitement of the big city, to- gether with Boston's historical sites, furnished the members many wonder- ful memories which will make 1955 a signflcant year for them. Mr. Busbee, representative of Seaboard, shows travel folders of New York and Boston to Mrs. Lee and oflicers A. Griffin, Pres.g L. Mathis, Trcas.g M. Dunn, Vice Pres.g and A. Luttrell, Sec. g Lunehreem Assistants llifer Mere lliiieient Serviee Every day at lunch time a hard-working team of students takes over in the lunchroom. Theirs are the duties of serving food, acting as cashiers, keeping the lunchroom clean, and just generally aiding Mrs. Tilghman and Mrs. Gifford in operating the lunchroom. Boys and girls alike give up their lunch hour to serve both teachers and students in maintaining the AU rating which the lunchroom proudly displays. This year the Indecatur wishes to recognize the lunchroom workers for their service. 78 l i l i l l LUNCHROOM l ASSISTANTS First Row: E. Day, Locke, B. Herndon, I Ament. Second Row: Kennedy, M. Snyder, Jackson, W. Fountaf Third Row: Mrs. Giffoi C. Johnson, C. Leitch, Day, J. Nichols, G. Coll X Y XXX? XS? ' X x ' X .XXX X A X x A X X X -XXX X X XX .kg X X X 35 Y is .XX V NS ' i xx Sim, C L.,i X K X SX SX - X XXX XX- X X b X ,..A X X 'X x Sx N X f 5 X XX 'NX Q XXXX X X X X X Xi? X X R X -X, A? X.-XXXXQ X X Xuan... A X X 'W X-XXXQQ P X XX K X X X is -X -, . 1 X 'XXXX 5+ .XX .XXX ..,. X . X X .X X, XXXX , QXXXXX -XXX X X as CN X X X XX X X x Ks XX X QS X X X 'QRS .XXX XXX X X XXX. X,X-X XXXXXX -fEiXXXi XX X539 ' i.t1Xis--SSRXSXE XXXX 1 XXX X X N 27 yevyy X , ' ' ,M W ,W ' ,WZ Xm XXARX, XXX - KX-XX XXX K' X5 .X X X Siflf E Barbara Williams and Vira Lester visit the clubs art exhibit held on Deeatur's square. Swing your partner to the Seaweed Swing. These words were heard around Decatur High when the Art Club, in co-sponsorship with the Stu- dent Council, made the annual Beaux Arts llall a successful dance. Unusual decorations and cos- tumes furnished color and gaiety to the affair. Another main project of the Art Club was a student exhibit of earth paintings that were dis- played on the court house square in Decatur. The club rendered service to the school by making pro- grams for .the Christmas music presentation and other general works of artistic nature. Enthusiasm in the Art Club has been built up through thc efforts and ideas of its capable teacher, Mrs. Marlin Wliite. Mrs. Whiteg N. Ward, Pres.g B. Lockhart, Vice Pres.g G. Pittman, Historiang J. Chapman, Treas.g and M, A. Bass, See., create the scenery for the Seaweed Swiugf' llrama Group Uhooses ew Name At one of its Hrst meetings the 1954-55 Dramatic Club voted to call itself the Decatur Players. Next it began making plans for Christmas and spring productions. How- ever, because of many varied difficulties, the performances were n-ever given. Despite the setbacks, the club's large role of enthusiastic students has served to point out those boys and girls interested in dramatics. Decatur Players promises to be an active part of Decatur High in the future. Mr. Ansley Shuler has been the adviser. D. Moore, Vice Pres.g C. Eve, Pres.g B. Moore, Treas.g C. Moore, See., and Mr. Shuler stand in wings directing the performance. Svhool Presidents Form Council Due to the increasing number of clubs at Decatur this year, the Student Council organized a sep- arate club composed of the presi- dents of all organizations in order to coordinate the functions and activities of these varied groups. The main project of the Presi- dents' Club was to make a com- plete calendar of all school activi- ties. Many conflicts between these activities were eliminated by con- sulting this calendar. Much serv- ice to the students will come from this organization in future years. Seated: C. Griflis, M. Holtsclaw, B. Lockhart, Pres.g K. Freeman, C. Eve, C. Weekes. J. Anderson. Standing: M. Ruff, B. Hollingsworth. J. Strange, B. Stewart. J. Bowen, represent just a few of the schoo1's organizations. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The highest honor which can be bestowed upon a student at Decatur is the election of that student into the National Honor Society. This organization is national, and the requirements, therefore, are set by its officials. Fifteen percent of the senior class can be chosen by the faculty from students whose average is above ninety. Other requirements are based on the student's character, service to the school, and leadership. Five percent ofthe junior class was chosen in the spring, when a formal induction was held in a sehooljassembly for those juniors and seniors chosen throughout the year. The main proj- ect of the society was aiding in the preparation of Col- lege Night. Mrs. Marlin White acted as adviser. N, H. S. MEMBERS First4Row: M. Dunn, C. Moore, C. Weekes, C. Entrekin A. Griffin, M. Erickson, J. Sharp, D. Wages, D. Moore, C. Eve. Second Row: N. Ramsden, A. Oliver, J. Anderson, K. Story, Mrs. White, J. Haven, J. Bibb. Third Row: K. Britt, B. Stewart, M. Smith, G. Pittman, H. Mallory. a H0 011 BETA CLUB The Beta Club, based on ideals of leadership, character, and achievement was divided into two chapters, seniors and juniors. The senior club with a membership of sixty- five organized the junior chapter in the fall of the year. Later, the two clubs joined to sponsor a Valentine Dance for the entire school. Meetings held each month gave the members an opportunity to see the results of cooperation in their work. Much effort and time was contributed by the members when John Strange, president of the junior club, ran for Beta Club President, This year's achieve- ments have set a fine example for future clubs. Senior adviser was Mrs. Tucker Pinner. Junior advisers were Mrs. W. H. Mitchell and Mr. Walter Smith. SPRING MEMBERS NOT PICTURED M. Abbott, H. Butler, G. Campbell, L. Hornbeck, B. Lockhart, L. Petrie, J. Rhodes, B. Rogers, J. Sharp, E. Wilkes, Juniors, F. Cartledge, J. Chapman, J. Cochran, N. Duvall, K. Edwards, B. Ervin, B, Floyd, K. Head, P. Kennedy, J. 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Standing: N. Erickson, A. Chrietzberg, J. Denson, P. Meyer, N. Barrington, N. Dougherty, S. Ritz, S. Rhodes. GIRL llltl G BACK llll 011 FIIUM 'I'A'l'll TUURNAME 'l' This year's basketball team was truly Georgia's Cinder- ella team. Led by such players as Martha Abbott, Agnes Chrietzberg, Pat Meyer and Margie Erickson, Decatur fought to a nine-eight record. While representing class 4AA in the State Tournament, the girls won their nickname. They defeated two of the state's strongest teams-North Fulton and Richmond Academy-to reach the finals, where they lost to Moultrie by only one point. This team was truly one of which Decatur can be proud. They were ably coached by Wayne Renegar, who did a commendable job. SUIIIRES WE THEY 48 . . Druid Hills . . . 35 58 . . Tucker . . . . 42 41 . . Rome . . . . 27 48 . . Griffin . . . . 57 32 . . R. E. Lee . . . 46 33 . . Marietta . . . 46 41 . . Russell . . . 46 48 . . Griflin . . . . 50 48 . . Tucker . . . . 37 26 . . Druid Hills . . . 40 36 . . Rome . . . . 33 46 . . Russell . . . . 40 38 . . R. E. Lee . . . 57 51 . . Russell . . . . 45 39 . . Cedartown . . . 35 37 . . Grifhn ..... . . 42 44 . . Marietta ..... . . 49 45 . . Richmond Academy .... 40 61 . . North Fulton .... . . 54 34 . . M0ultl'ie . . . . . 35 Noel comes out in front after getting ball EEF? Q E 1. :,L fhxk. ., k S L1 'ig . f M ..kQ5, 5i XQ Q' - L fYb-i . Q . ,. Q K X xx S Uk 5 X , m X X X N X, 1 .53: 5 , , Lk, .X,.x R ,, X X X Q,-E? -:,:Qg,:-MN--Si, -Ag.: ,--. 1:5 -. . mm .. BA 'EBALL TEAM PIHWES PUWER llll ll The baseball team this year was to some extent inexperienced, but had great possibilities. There were few returning letterrnen, but there was talent in the rookies. Joe DeFoor, Don Critchett, Wayne Newbourne, and Kenny Britt provided a good core for the team. Other less experienced boys joined these to form a deter- mined, hard-working team. With the competent coaching of Frank Jones, Decatur's baseball team ended near the top of the 4AA Region. W l First Row: J. Statham, J. Nichols, H. Farmer, K. Britt, B. Lanford, G Verdi D Critehett Second Row: J. DeFoore, J. Cheek, L. Kennedy, C. Anderson, D. Moss E Blanchard B. Anderson, M. Matthews, D. Keiser. Right: PitehersAJ. Statham. B. Lan- ford, J. Nichols. Left: Outiielders M. Matthews, B. Anderson, J. Cheek, L. Kennedy, H. Farmer, K. Britt. Left: Infielders and Catchers-First Row: D. Keiser, G. Verdi, H. Far- mer. Second Row: D. Critchett, C. Anderson, J. DeFoore, D. Moss, E. Blanchard, K. Britt. rw N K Q., mmm N' ,bw X lu., u---Qwm W YM . S we M-ex :ig fs' 'UQVM - as is 'R 40' X ,sv N xv' Q, . J . X ,RX M. f. Q gi x..k L - wk X. av- W- may-U :swf ,N X First Row: Bowen, Hollingsworth, Winn, Kennedy, Linder, Aiden, Collis, Harrison. Second Row: Mieger, Watson, Garley, Bragg, Mathews, Tallent, Johnson. Top Star-PAT MEYER Girls Tennis llest In Years Girls' tennis were two big words at Decatur this year. Potential cham- pionship talent remained from last year in Martha Abbott, Agnes Chrietz- berg, and Pat Meyer. These, along with the new players and thc line coaching of Mr. Purcell, formed a winning team. The girls seemed su- perior in every way on the court, as they consistently defeated their able opponents of the region even though they were not always favored to win by the experts. The school was very proud of the girls when they came back from Macon winners of the State Tournament. 96 Fnntn1en et Up ew llennrlls The Decatur High Track Team, which stressed top condition and long endur- ance, finished the season with considerable success after facing many top-performing teams of the area. The boy practiced hours after school to break records ol former times. Finally, after much trial and errorfthey were able to perform their feats in seconds short of the record. There were fine demonstrations in many of the field events as well as on the track. Mr. Renegar was the coach for this team. C. Blanchard, P. Meyer, K. Richards, M. Abbott, and A. Grictzberg dress-out for a big game. Mermaids lletnin tate Urnwn The Girls' Swimming Team again re- gained the title as the best girls' team in the Southeast by winning the Southeastern Swimming Meet for the seventh straight year. They were also victors in local meets. The girls lost many of their stars from last year, but continued their hard work to the extent of recapturing the title once more. This winning team included such stars as Nancy Erickson, Mar- . jorie Erickson, and Gail Karnette. A fine coaching job was clone by Mr. Miller. Seated: M. Erickson, G. Karnette, N. Erickson, S. North, R. Dashield, l D. Heath. Second Row: M. Turner, L. Cole, G. Cox, G. Conlif, J. Bailey, P. Davis, K. Fowler. Standing: N. Burdick, D. Howard, M. Dodson, M. Karg, M. Hood, L. Alston, H. Heath, L. Field. s. lx kxkkk 1 ,Q me i Wk . x S Q Q , X W his ,A ix x A .KKKX Q Q Ev mm A1 if fi? X as 'Fl' QQ X E SB L. L. Q X if 3 i S 1 I A w 9 F 3 1 Ii -ft'-linwmf1'is . w.1fQwi.z4iar1vlsr1uxmW-wlax wruwx izxezsaxzxvvxmwwx . Nz. Q. .xrmf wmfsem 1fX'gmxg,,x1.xf.-x- ways ,, w.,.LJ main X G nk M W WX ' In u 4 SESWQ v sm As W F 4 19110 w ' EI 'I I -N-w raggxi, . -QRS Y-ni-.. X Q R.0.T.U. PREPARE RRY RRR ll TURE RE Plll RlLl'l'lll BILLY STEWART Battalion Commander One of the very important phases of school life for most of the boys at Decatur High is the R. O. T. C. program. The purpose of the training is to build better citizens and civilian leaders, as well as potential soldiers. Capable leadership is provided by Captain Rouse, Master Sergeant Goins, and Technical Sergeant Gilvin. Highlights of the year included the O.Hicers'-Sergeants' basketball game 5 the R. O. T. C. vs. Faculty basketball gameg the sale of Date Lines, school directoriesg and the Military Ball. The climax of the year was Military Night and the federal inspection. CAROL WEEKES Battalion Sponsor Company Commanders with their sponsors-Patty Hill, Coley Evans, Judy Rhodes, Jim Meyer, Linda Maples, and Don Critchett. Captains Rouse, Sergeant Goins. and Sergeant Gilvin plan Color Guard-Billy Gunter, jim Cheek, Ralph Shaw, and strategic move. ' Travis Pless. 100 ii R I' A Company A lloadquarlors M. Ruff, B. Herndon, C. Evans, F. Blasingame, B. Hanie, M Herrington, R. Belote. 101 lst Platoon CHARLES MANN First Row: McDaniel, Carley Nall, Davis, Foskey, Green Rhodes, Moore. Second Row: Holtzworth, Winn, Jacobs, Mc- Donald, Frazier, Forrester Third Row: Fountain, Ma- honey, Childress, Sisle, Young Bullard, Harrell. Fourth Row: Cole, McMurry, Moss, Bellin- grath, Oakes, Stubblebine, 2nd Platoon First Row: George, Skelton, Frierson, Thome, Holt, Car- ledge, Youngblood, Googcr. Second Row: Koch, Foster, Ivey, Newsome, Lowery, Epps. Third Row: Rice, Lee, Camp, Dickey, Loyne, Harvard, Davis. Fourth Row: Joyner, Case, Ansley, Statham, Aiken, Stroud, Kelly. ll P ll Company ll Hoadqnartors D. Tarrer, B. Burgess, J Craine, B. Stewart, D. Lee, A. C. Kenny, J. Meyer, V. Luckey, T. Southerland. 102 lst Platoon TED WAKEFIELD HERBERT SYM MERS First Row: Bowen, Rudolph, Fisher, John Stroud, Robb, Grosvenor, Brisendine, Burton. Second Row: Wells, Stevenson, Matthews, Bragg, Templeman, Kugg, Wilson. Third Row: Holcombe, Chaney, Bothwell, Kethley, McConnell, Alley, T. Greene. Fourth Row: Weeks, Arnold, Whitworth, Clegg, Hill, Bridges, Fladger. 2nd Platoon BILLY EDWARDS First Row: Hamilton, Coch- rane, -Kiser, Gissing, Pickens, Clapp, Peteet, Bearden. Second Row: Reach, J. Green, Salter, Arnold, D. Smith, Brinkley, Abbey. Third Row: Phillips, Gregory, Leathers, Franklin, Brisendine, Morgan. Fourth Row: Parr, Gibson, Frankie, Kethley, DeNormandie, Kuzy, Baird. lllllllll llompany U Headquarters R. Parris, D. Critchett, T. Stokes, B. Lanford, R. Cothran. lst Platoon Jnvi MY BARRETT BILL HOLLINGSWORTH First Row: Stovall, Hutcheson, Mason, Hill, McNiel. Second Row: Howard, Hardy, Greene, Ferguson, Anderson. Third Row: Owen, Rutland, Fuller, Harris. Fourth Row: Greene, Tarrer, Fabian, Tingle, Terry, Mulford. 2nd Platoon FOSTER HARRISON HENRY HALIDAY First Row: Floyd, Gunter, Ash, Choyce, Couch, Rollins, Wil- burn. Second Row: Martin, Simms, Harris, ,Smith,' Carlsen, Murphy. Third Row: Cheek, Pless, McArthur, Foster, Wright, White, Shaw. Fourth Row: Harris, Stewart, Watson, Bar- rett, Morris, Scott, Strange, Tatman. EIELE EA GE - l'l'E EE A ETHEE EEEAT E EIEIEEY Don Tatman, Billy Stewart, John Bowen, Bob Hanie, Graham George, Foster Harrison, Charles Murphy, Mickey Ruff, Ronald Rice make a formidable front grou Top marksmen prepare for competition. This year the rifle team under the able coaching of Captain Rouse and Sergeant Goins participated in thirty matches, including the William Randolph National matches, and the GIAA regional match. The team won Hrst placei in the Hearst Trophyinatch in the 3rd Army area. The captain was Billy Stewart and high scorer of the match was Foster Harri- son. One of the novelities this year is that the team Hred a paper match with Punahor School, Honolulu, Hawaii and University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras, P. R. The Decatur Rifle Team won both matches. P. John Bowen, Billy Stewart, and Bob Hanie test new atomic rifle. IERGEA 'I' ,A ll UFFIUER 'CL Il PRE E T IBA KETIBALL GAME OFFICERS' CLUB First Row: D. Chapman, B. Hanie, B. Burgess, M. ARuff, B. Stewart, D. Tar- rer, M. Miller, R. Parris. Second Row: B. Herndon, C. Evans, B. Lanford, D. Critchett, T. Southerland, J. Meyer. Third Row: B. Edwards, QI, Barrett, G. Rutland, C. Mann, T. Wakefield, F. Harrison. Fourth Row: Patterson, B. --Hollingsworth, J. Craine, H. Symmcrs, F. Putman, H. Halliday. The funds for the Military Ball this year were supplied by the sale of Datelines, the Officers' vs. Sergeants' basketball game, and the Military vs. Faculty basketball games. These two games provided some of the outstanding entertainment of the year at Decatur High. The Military Ball was splendid in every respect, from the outstanding decorations to the Officers' lead-out. After- wards, the Officers and Sergeants enjoyed a breakfast at an Atlanta restaurant. No room for sergeants at Camp Decatur. 105 F 1 ST K i S , Q 3 wb 35 x ,g- s ,E 1 2 -s 525 55, 'X , 2 Q Nu 1 w 1 My 5 5 I 9' 5 U ,M s 2 Q if X -V x A i Xa .1 fwfx sk, X, 751- f. ' ,x R f t . , E .4 . M 2 ' Q M Aj .K-Mw -Qian A fx x lg 3 25652 K ,mf N x ' ' E 4' NN, ' ,.-nt QW R3 WP Q, ,rg S x if N ,D Q NES H gk ,-+ X X wk ,GX z 0 4 Q 4 Ei 5 1 ,X . K S . 'nk K ' 4 U ' H L is wx - Q. Y f 5 ,gn 51 Q :fi QEfis'y - ga 1 -. X N 7 - 3 5. AS-9 XX YF X xv Q J i5:gg ?ei f- X5 fi X S gg! X X s Q, 5 3 mx e aw 1, qt wma hge, mx Si' ' .X XX L- ff AK .wx 3 ,M ! R . . ,. QR K x NNW- X N Fi' iAA gx A A l,, X if 2 1 . W k Qi , 1 A Um A lovely maid of honor JUDY RHODES A striking escort- JOE DEFOOR Continental Capers , theme of May Night, featured dances ranging in contrast from the graceful Egyptian to the rhythmic American folk. The story of dancing through the ages imprinted an ever to be remembered scene in the minds of many Decaturites. More than a theme was needed to pre- sent such a performance in which over a thousand students participated. Planning, practicing, and staging were the jobs allotecl to the majorettes, coaches and Military De- partment. The supervision and organization was effectively handled by Mrs. Tucker Pin- ner, Mrs. Claire Thornton, Mr. Frank Jones and Major Tallent. Adding to the color of the May Court, supervised by Mrs. Clive Folger, were music offered by the band, orchestra and mixed chorus, calisthenics, and drills by the cadets. Surely any king or queen would have found this performance to suit his or her royal taste. A beautiful, petite queen- ROSEMARY COLEMAN A handsome, poised king- ,IIMMY NICHOLS it fl ix 1 l i s l E l s i. X 2-:aliases cr wrrmwswissse an ..t...,c,, .t .. .... A . Wald 4 Aiiide 6 4 Q ED D1Ef1SHER -fx ' faimeim f?, w55. I lf 4353? T Q Y f 1 1'1Ig2fpfQ'bi1!iY n9:Xibii gg i fi 31fic1eca'c.ur in '5:9ne en5xe1g3pgQ1,igyg'i' i , i you xea qu.eg'c,ei1--sa?rid2 'a x1iifif iCu3m1 4mQf1c e, m was mb. , ' 1 54 .5. l A , g ' 'smylgpe - QXEWQ gmsj cgmfi, I f f--'cbs emzries fwefe s o exre1nLgWfmgitchedl X gBut Yx1a6f 5a very -ggieasantffieb FSC! do Q: -A A 5116 fkfapgfgg 8'Q3OYG?.5f cicirlgx it. NW - ,. Tfbauiifiimain- fOf'QS?i11fz. ES?-+?a115B 1 ' my verQy 'oes'n wigsligs 5oQ ya3Q,-f4v-e I ,,b Wlnrieiff or notf m , . 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A Wil' NATWN 1. -.Q wfx 'NN 7'NO++ Xwwww . x , fgfssssfsssfssegmejw My Siiwxx Ax X mxsuwnwmmx.mm.xy.Lm x M mmm.. MN . X ..xx V-,.Qwf..wf+NSawwx1wwmw,msg aga-xwSSsx Y i 3 3 2 '55 All TAFI' 'l'0P Tops-ROBIN DAS:-uE1.Ls Second-BEN BURGESS Thifd-MARY ANN SWAN , T011 SALE ME MARY MAUND KAY SILVER - PENNY Bono MARISUE MALONE MARTHA REED JUDY RUTLAND ELLEN PHELPS JUDY DAvIs KITTY STRANGE MARY DUNN I-IOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES First Row: D. Wages, C. Reed, N. Erickson. B. Gray, L. Alston, M. Zachary, J. Collins, P. Minor, E. Merrell, C. Reed. Second Row: M. Maund, P. Bobo, J. Denson, P. Hun- nicutt, J. Anderson, J. Wcekes, P. Halcomb, M. Haynes, B. Christie, D. Leveritt. ALL ALE ILECIIILII llllllllll SALESMEN BETTY KINNEY TI-IAD BLACKSTOCK NANCY CARMACK MARCH' SUGG First Row: S. Allen, M. Maund, D. Gunn. Second Row: J. Patterson P. McKinney, K. Patrick. Third Row: R. Dashiel, O. Weigand, K. Strange. Fourth Row: H. Howell, M. A. North, K. Silver. Fifth Row: E. Carrington, K. Pike, C. Reid. Sixth Row: B. Kenton, E. Phelps, F. Reed. Seventh Row: P. Davis, E. Meacham, S. Hanson. Eighth Row: C. Longino, M. Sugg, N. Carmack, J, Craig. Ninth Row: D. England, J. Davis, M. A. Swan. a JEANNINE CRAIG ' PoLLY DAv1s CAROL KING DICK ENGLAND BEVERLY KENTON EVE MEACIIAM ARNETA AMENT HARVEY HowELL CLAIRE LONGINO PEGGY MCKINNEY CATHERINE PIKE LENORA WILI.s 121 C-+- C A-, . l TA DELTA HRURITY ALPHA UHAP First Row Cleft to rightj: Barbara Ramsden, Carolyn Reid, Nancy Carmack, Ellen Phelps fScribej, Nita Moore. Second Row: Betty Glenn fTreasurerj, Glenda Loftis fChaplz1inJ. Clare Longino QSeeretaryj, Carol Woodbery QPresidentJ, Marilyn Midkiff fViee Presidenti. Sarah McGeachy QSergeant of the Guardj. Third Row: Judy Muessle, Jean Sharpton, Betty Ann Sharpton, Pam Minor, Sue Livingstone, Susan Temples, Judy Coggins, June Mailey, Jean Jones. Not Pictured: Mrs. H. P. Driggers fAdviserj, Mrs, C. W. Woodbery QAdvise-rj. UB DEB UL B First Row: Margie Erickson, Laurie Wilkes, Kemie Richards, Connie Herbert. Sarah Mathis, Marcia Sugg. Second Row: Elizabeth Mundell, Betty Youngblood, Betty Gillespie, Dotty Edwards, Elaine Merrell, Joan Maynard, Molly Hodges, Charlotte Blanchard. Third Row: Jeanette Redford, Gregory Cox, Lansing Alston, Pat Hudson, Gail Barksdale, Maureen Turner, Kay Wright, K. Jo Freeman, Alice Ann Rayfield. Fourth Row: Peggy McKinney, Judy Edwards, Rosemary Coleman, Genie Greene, Penny Bobo. Sponsors: Mrs. P. R. Edwards, Mrs. W. C. Edwards, Mrs. C. R. Youngblood. Not Pictured: Lucy Cole, Gail Daniel, Janet Mixon, Margaret McGhee. Wssxssaxxamxr:seems-amgamfmxsmzssissu :Mx TD E IUR CHAPTER First Row: Beverly Clonts, Marisue Malone, Mary Ann Byers, Nancy Ward. Second Row: Gail Dean, Frances Calder, Ginger DeNormandie, Helen Carr. Third Row: Nancy Hill, Carol Weekes, Martha Reed, Reggie Howell, Jean Gaines, Betty Rauschenberg, Emily Mealor. Kay Smith. Fourth Row: Janet Stowe, Betty Leavell. P D E l0R CHAPTER First Row: Jane Bibb, Betty Kinney, Carol King, Katherine Herrick. Second Row: Sue Moore fChaplainJ, Carmen Moore fSecretaryj, Mary Ann Morgan fVice Presidentj, Dot Thompson fPresidentl, Mary Louise Savage QTreasurerj, Anne Pennington fScribeJ. Carole Streater fsergeant-at-Armsj. Third Row: Sandra Jarrett, Helen Milledge, Joyce Suddeth, Minnette Robb, Charlene Entrekin, Debbie Tal1ey,,jane Chastain. Helen Butler. EDARMUC FRATER ITY First Row: J. McArthur, J. Franke, C. George, J. Youngblood, P. Knox. Second Row: W. Gulley. B. Herndon, S. Harvcll, B. Rollins, D. Rutledge, H. Wall, B. Ivey. Third Row: T. Southerland, J. Barrett, J. Nichols, F. Peavy, L. Salter, B. Aiken, E. Wilson, B. Lanford, 1 H l L FRATER ITY First Row: R. Haynes. C. Harris, J. Lange, C. Broome, T. Hay. Second Row: D. Bridges B. Fladger, G. Verdi, D. Critchett. J. Rutland, C. Foskey, B. Lee, J. Abbott. Third Row: G. Kelley, R. Ansley. P. Smith, T. Abernathy, B. Parr, F. Putman, W. Mewborne, G. Collis H. Choyce, R. Youngblood, J. DeFoor, R. Skelton. 124 TD UPHUMUREICHAPTER First Row: H. Hildreth, J. Crutchfield, N. Erickson, N. Pennington, P. Moore. Second Row: H. J. Stevenson, B. Rauschenberg, L. A. Rimstidt, M. Hersh, W. Parris. Third Row: C. Smith, B. Matthews, M. Zibell. Fourth Row: J. Sewell, S. Ritz, M. Zachary, L. Treadway. JIM ANDERSON s. co. BA -W5 SHOE SHG INSURANCE DECATUR DECATUR, GEORGIA 14-2 SYCAMORE STREET GEORGIA 50 YEARS IN DECATUR DEWEY C. BROWN, JR. City Manager COMMISSIONERS LEE R. POTTER, Mayor 4 IRA E. COBB, Mayor Pro Tern. A. RAYMOND HURT MRS: RALPH W. KNEISLY J. P. Woon, JR. CITY OF AVONDALE ESTATES DEARBORN 6363 AVONDALE ESTATES, GEORGIA ALMA L. FEAGLE City Manager HAVEN OF HEALTH AND HAPPINESS 125 FOR THE GRACE OF GOD THAT BRINGETH SALVATION HATH APPEARED TO ALL MEN, TEACHING US THAT DENYING UNGOD- LINESS AND WORLDLY LUSTS, WE SHOULD LIVE SOBERLY, RIGHTEOUSLY, AND GODLY IN THIS PRESENT WORLD. -TITUS 5: 11-12. PEACOCK OFFICE SUPPLY L. D. 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President 125 Grove Park EV. 4551 DECATUR. GEORGIA 131 THE VARSITY Our Small Variety lnsures Freshness HE. 9386 61 North Ave. Athens Atlanta HENSLER'S DRIVE IN BAR - B - Q CHICKEN AND SHRIMP IN - THE - BASKET TAKE HOME BASKETS GRIFFIN'S PHILLIPS 66 SERVICE STATION Corner Midway Ct. and Covington Rd. Telephone Your Order- Ev- 9282 Be Ready Upon Arrival AAA Emergency Road Service 22 Avondale Rd. EV. 9133 GANN FREEMAN FURNITURE STORE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 74 Alexander St.. N. W. ATLANTA, GEORGIA AVONDALE ESTATES PI-IILCO AND GE HOIVIE FURNISHINGS ELECTRIC AND 'GAS APPLIANCES PAINTS-TOYS FORKNER REALTY COMPANY 33 Avondale Plaza PHONE EV. 3420 EAST LAKE HARDWARE- APPLIANCE INC. REALTORS Hardware, Appliances. Television All Types ol Insurance and Home supplies C. E. Lambert 707 East Lake Dr. Avondale Estates, Ga. DEarborn 2534 Manager Decatur, Ga. EVergreen 1881 McMICHAEL'S BELVEDERE RESTAURANT 3666 Memorial Drive DECATUR, GEORGIA Owned and Operated by Mr. and Mrs. I. W. McMichael 3666 Memorial Dr., Decatur, Ga. Compliments ol W. E. ZACHARY AND IOI-IN C. HUNTER Aluminum Venetian Aluminum Awnings Blinds Screens BEST WISI'IES WILLIAM TURNER GENERAL CONTRACTOR DECATUR-DEKALB LIBRARY Interior and Exterior Painting a Specialty REGIONAL SERVICE Phone CRescent 90119 - Day or Night ROCKDALE AND NEWTON COUNTIES 247 Adair St., Decatur. Ga. CONSOLIDATED QUARRIES CORPORATION CONGUAR GRANITE PRODUCTS DECATUR. GEORGIA VALORIE SHOPS 151 Sycamore Street Res. Phone - CRescent 4913 DECATUR CAKE BOX Mas. BELLE MILLER 112 Clairmont Ave. Bus. Phone - DEarbom 4922 DECATUR. GEORGIA DECATUR. GA. 134 IT'S A REAL PLEASURE TO SHOP AND SAVE AT PENNY'S I. C. PENNY CO.. INC. DECATUR. GEORGIA and CO. Compliments IIMMIE LEE CAIN ROY LEATHERS Ev. 4485 ' , , Sol1c1tor General 134 Sycamore St. DECATUR. GA. STONE MOUNTAIN CIRCUIT CARY BONE REALTY co. C mP'i 'en'S of Real Estate-Insurance-Loans-Renting 158 Sycamore Street PHOTOGRAPHER DECATUR. GEORGIA 132 W- Hill SL Phone: DE. 3394 DEC A-1-UR, GA. DECATUR LUMBER 6. SUPPLY CO. BETTER BUILDING MATERIALS 245 TRINITY PLACE DECATUR. GEORGIA 135 Phones: cn. 2438 - DE. zoss - Night DE. 1374 KIRKLAND SERVICE STATION WILLIAMS MOTOR COMPANY 31 East Ponce de Leon Ave. KAISER ' WILLYS Sales - Parts - Service Let Us Sinclairize Your Car 24-1-Iour Wrecker service For Your Summer Vacation L' R' med, Williams T'iP- 439 N. Menon.-mgh sf. Decatur. Ga. R A Y ' S BENEFIELD REALTY COMPANY TAILORS - CLEANERS iff MENIS WEAR 146 SYCAMORE STREET Full Dress and Tuxedos Rented iff DE. 2366 137 Atlanta Ilziatur. Georgia DECATUR' GEORGIA COMPLIMENTS OF J. D. SCOTT CONSTRUCTION CO. GENERAL CONTRACTORS PM I , . 154, fy-W Ld if-I wp M ff M fl-X f-- H I - ,v .- 'I - 8 , 'I 2,4 nz. ' 1l.lIpxL.0In ag! . ,AQ-'tl' -I. rev' -d f lxffhu -V H I A AT ll ,AAffii,:. -I' J lax. ff. . , , .4-ew.---:Law .121 am? 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Bunce SERVICE STATION FASHIONS FOR THE YOUNG SET GULF PRODUCTS Baby Bazaar - Birth to Three Years TIRES - BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES Boys and Girls 3 - 6 x 7 - 14 ROAD SERVICE PRETEENS AND JUNIORS College Avenue and South McDonough Street 2252 North Decatur Plaza Decatur, Georgia DECATUR GEORGIA fist in rubber THE LIFE SAVER TUBELESS TIRE COMPARE THE SAFETY-COMPARE THE COST COMPARE - - - YOU'LL BUY THE LIFE-SAVER 140 Clairmont Ave. DEarborn 3380 Decatur, Georgia 142 SCOTTDALE MILLS SALESROOM EV. 1721 SEE OUR NEW TUMBLEWEED FABRIC SOLID COLORS E PRINTS E-Z PANEL TRIMS CREASE-RESISTANT, PRESHRUNK, AND FAST COLORS DRAPERY AND SLIPCOVER MATERIALS Pebble-Cloth Roadtex Corduroys Osnaburg Monks-Cloth Colors and Natural KITCHEN TOWELS AND TABLE-CLOTHS WE WELCOME A VISIT TO OUR SALESROOM THOMPSON BROS. PLUMBING GLENWOOD COMPANY SEEDKFEEDSTOLRF PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTING 3187 Glenwood at Candler INSTALLATIONS CRcsccnt 9812 REMODELING W E D ELI VER 3 OLD STONE MOUNTAIN ROALT CRescent 4161 DOUG SCOTT 81 SON REISMANI A. B. TEXAco SERVICE Spmalizmgin COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL AND BUSINESS PROPERTY Glenwood Hills Telephone Evergreen 9220 Healey Building ALpine 4663 143 HENRY A. IVEY CONSTRUCTION CO. GENERAL CONTRACTOR 116 Trinity Place DECATUR, GEORGIA LEWIS SEED STORE PVhere Your Patronage Is Appreciatedu Azaleas-Gamcllias-Rose Bulbs-Holland Bulbs Flower, Garden, Field Seeds-Perennial Plants DEa.rborn 3737 - EVergreen 5911 302 East Howard Street Decatur, Georgia NEWSOME BROTHERS 308 West Ponce de Leon Avenue Phone CR. 3183 DECATUR, GEORGIA TEXACO PRODUCTS U. S. Tires Willard Batteries PAUL AND TOMMY NEWSOME Compliments of SOUTHERN CHEVROLET, INC. Your Dependable Chevrolet Dealerv 243 West Ponce de Leon Avenue DECATUR, GEORGIA LANGLEY TRANSFER 81 STORAGE LOCAL AND LONG-DISTANCE MOVING TO ALL POINTS IN GEORGIA I STORAGE - CRATING - PACKING SHIPPING 1122 East Ponce de Leon Avenue DECATUR, GEORGIA Bus. Phone DE. 0326 Night Phone DE. 6190 MWA A Wxflfllllgdw llfflffrit., W Aww LANIER 81 EMORY FI.ORIS'l' Compliments of BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Ro Let Us Design Something Special For You JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT 783 East College Avcnuc DEarborn 5746 STONE MOUNTAIN CIRCUIT 1230 south Oxford Road, N. E. EVergreen 1787 BEST WISHES - - CLASS OF '55 RUTLAND ENTERPRISES DECATUR, GEORGIA Compliments of Compliments PARAMOUNT PAPER Pnooucrs of COMPANY LABEL AND TAPE MANUFACTURERS sour:-I :Ast SALES co. OMAHA, NEBRASIQA 'A' DECATUR HIGH SERVES WII.SON'S ICE CREAM 307 CHURCH STREET 657 EAST LAKE DRIVE 2532 NORTH DECATUR PLAZA D E C A T U R 'A' 145 SALES LOANS INSURANCE ALEXANDER REALTY COMPANY 3128 GLENWOOD ROAD. . . DECATUR, GEORGIA CRcsccnt 2661 CRcscent 2662 LET US SELL OR BUILD YOUR HOME TOM SLATE ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT COMPANY 592 Peachtree Street Atlanta, Ga. COMPLETE LINE OF TEAM AND INDIVIDUAL EQUIPMENT by RAWLINGS Compliments Of FRANK GUESS JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT STONE MOUNTAIN CIRCUIT SPALDING - WRIGHT at DITSON Complimeflff SOUTHERN - RIDDLE - CONVERSE of AND OTHERS JACK GLOVER TED ZUBER TOM GROOVER JOHN DIXON HARRIS Compliments of MAUD BAKER FLOWER SHOPPE PLANT 81 STEVENSON 525 North McDonough Strcct Decatur, Georgia 252 Wcst Poncc dc Leon Avenue Phones CRcscent 3818 - 3819 DELIVERIES THROUGHOUT ATLANTA SMITH RADIO AND TELEVISION SERVICE L. W. TRAYLOR INSURANCE AGENCY 534 North McDonough Street DCCatur,Ge0rgia 1214 C. 8: S. National Bank Building Telephone DEarborn 2767 At1antafGeOrgia Compliments 0 1' BEST WISHES DECATUR CIVIC CHORUS CALLAWAY MOTORS, INC. MRS. DALE CLARK . . . Director - MRS. L. C. SHARP . . . Accompanist DODGE - PLYMOUTH SALES AND SERVICE LEE'S MEN'S SHOPS 231 West Ponce de Leon Avenue 148 North Main Street East Point, Georgia 2490 North Decatur Plaza Decatur, Georgia Decatur, Gcofgla BEST OF LUCK TO THE DECATUR i BULLDOGS AT ALL TIMES HOMES FOR HAPPINESS PAUL GREEN REALTY CO., INC. 407 WEST PONCE DE LEON AVENUE DECATUR GEORGIA 147 D21 zz, I: fw Zjwwgmjw, fMMm L-264,01-sew. on ca-nfafaocu V , ZZfw ZfWw fzfjmffffwwi gpm Jffiwwg QOCOMPLIMENTSZPM., W 5- Q new WM RUTLANI: QM M iflWNJ?gQiJ?,, fW,,5'77fgQfQ47QM2? W7 CONSTRUCTION EQMPABF? f ff-MJ i' i THE SPORTSMAN lxykw, 101 FORSYTH STREET, N. W. 02 Vxj ' fl? Qajb , ATLANTA, GEORGIA dw WM 7176 1 1 1 ACROSS FROM DINKLER PLAZA HOTEL 1 1 1 Open to 2 A. M. PANTER'S BARBER SHOP BETTY LONGLEY FLORIST 544 North McDonough Street F L 0 W ER S F O R A L L Decatur, Georgia O C C A S I O N S THE DECATUR NEWS COMMERCIAL PRINTING PUBLICATION WORK EVergreen 2011 0 EVergreen 1141 149 C 55 INDECATUR STAFF '55 STUDENT couNcu. gnea Scott Clouege Students from more than half the states in the Union and from several foreign countries enroll every year at Agnes Scott, whose faculty members hold degrees from sixty colleges and universities in the United States and abroad. For information consult the Director of Admissions The Bradley Observatory, equipped with the most powerful telescope in the South. UNDERWRITERS DISTRIBUTORS RURALIST PRESS MUNICIPAL BONDS FINE COLOR PRINTING WATER REVENUE CERTIFICATES AND CORPORATE SECURITIES ROTOGRAVURE A BYRON BROOKE 84 COMPANY 713 Glenn Street, S- W- Atlanta, Georgia Citizens Sc Southern National Bank Building Atlanta 3, Georgia 151 COMPLIMENTS OF FOREMOST DAIRIES INC. 2711 Piedmont Road CH. 9431 MILK AND ICE CREAM Compliments of FAIRVIEW FLOWER SHOP 301 CHURCH STREET DECATUR, GEORGIA DeKALB MOTOR CO. CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH SALES 8: SERVICE CR. 2 MANNING'S SERVICE STATION 1806 DEKALB AVE. Same Location 33 Years' 511 Atlanta, Ga 303 Atlanta Ave. - CR. 3816-17 Compliments of Decatur, Georgia BEN B. BURGESS Clerk of Superior Court 152 SHOP WITH CONFIDENCE a y 9 A I I ' I Ch + v I + D y E + You can get it at- I STUR CONSISTENT SAVINGS MILLER'S COURTEOUS SERVICE COMPLETE DECATUR SATISFACTION SUNNYLAND PACKING CU. 153 E me MURPHEY 8z FLADGER, INC. GENERAL AGENTS Established 1937 SERVING GEORGIA AGENTS WITH COMPLETE INSURANCE FACILITIES IN OLD LINE STOCK COMPANIES 210 Standard Bldg. Phones MAIN 3742-43 ATLANTA, GEORGIA Dr. Oliver Herbert, A. T. C. M. Teacher of Piano - Organ - Song Repertoire Rudiments - Harmony - Counterpoint BEGINNERS AND ADVANCED PUPILS ACCEPTED Children from Seven Years of Age 1125 Peachtree St., N. E. Atlanta, Ga. Telephone: VErnon 7382 MOODY'S BARBER SHOP 1867 N. Decatur Road EMORY UNIVERSITY DE. 9164 PLAZA SERVICE STATION 23 N. Avondale Plaza-Avondale Estates, Ga. C. W. HOPKINS, Mgr. Lubrication - Road Service - Washing Wan! More Roads ? CATERPlLLAR DIESEL TRACTORS-MOTOR GRADERS EARTI-IMovINc MACHINERY FROM YANCEY BROS. CO. ATLANTA - AUGUSTA WILL HELP BUILD THEM! DRIVE SAFELY ALWAYS 154 AVIES C0mPIime fS ECATUR SECRETARIAL SERVICE of Theses Typing for Nine Universi+ies ROBERT K. BROOME Also AII Types Office Work SHERIFF EV. 364i 2I5 ATLANTA AVE. DECATUR, GA. THE CLOTH SHOP I I3 W. Ponce de Leon Avenue DE. 9556 'lr DISTINCTIVE MERCHANDISE AT THRIFTY PRICES DECORATIVE AND DRESS FABRICS McLAIN AND PEEPLES GENERAL INSURANCE AND BONDS REAL ESTATE - RENTING I 38 Sycamore D E. 2565 DecaI'ur Georgia DIXIE SEAL 84 STAMP CO. Manufadurers of MARKING DEVICES for Over 50 Years P. O. Box 972 - 83 Poplar S+. A+IanI'a, Ga. NASH RAMBLER DOWNING NASH 486 W. Peach+ree A+IanI'a, Ga. Sales Service REAL ESTATE - RENTALS - INSURANCE WHEAT WILLIAMS REALTY COMPANY REALTORS I I9 E. Ponce de Leon Avenue CR. 2606 Deca+ur, Georgia I55 it I.. Sxyyx Il' gl BX N, COSTA 8L WOODS PHARMACY DeKALB NEW ERA 128 Atlanta Ave. TWIN OAKS PLAZA AVONDALE ESTATES DECATUR, GEORGIA ADILLAC OLDSMOBILE Welcome To CAPITAL AUTOMOBILE COMPANY CAMPUS GRILL We Don't Sell All the Cars . . . But We Sell the Best Orders Prepared to Take Out ELWYN W. TOMLINSON, President DE- 9283 Opposite Biltmore Hotel OPEN 6:30 CLOSE 9:00 SALES SERVICE Compliments of D. L. STOKES 8a CO., INC. LOANS - RENTALS - INSURANCE - SALES 717 Volunteer Bldg. AL. 8511 SAVE WITH SAFETY AT DECATUR FEDERAL SAVINGS 8a LOAN ASSOCIATION 103 SYCAMORE ST. DECATUR, GEORGIA 156 TATUM'S PHARMACY ON THE SQUARE AT 113 EAST COURT SQUARE IN DECATUR, GA. PHONE DE. 2552 Compliments of ROBERT H. FARRAR FORREST 5 8: 10 2510 North Decatur Plaza Builder 8: Developer AVONDALE ESTATES GEORGIA OWNED AND OPERATED EDNA,S BEAUTY SHOPPE DeKALB SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. MRS. EDNA WEST, Owner Lumber, Millwork and Building Material Paint, Varnish and Enamel 121 East Court Square P. 0. Box 178 DEarborn 3326 DE- 1967 DECATUR, GEORGIA 157 l l L 'lf MQVM' Wwtijfff in ,ily ,L M was Nw l Q SQ J WE ' fm' Maw aaa SOUTHERN BEL Many of your friends of earlier classes are now members of the telephone family We join with them in wishing you every success and good fortune for the future x,,,.v.i.,,,', F 4 g Ill Q 5 Z 1 2 S 1 ini L' 92, ' ,e' 'fw.,,,, , .wt L TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY 18 t , PML, , ' I A JJYLM b4h 1,?a,vx,q,wC' ,,,,.l17tL,0Fb4cL,J,,,,J. A,-.nd-Vvvlvm vw-9'-M-. MCgv-4fI12- mM.fw,-:uv4A7pm7'wmf.AwL7?NAMQL7HAmM-JZ fCt.A.4. my w-amish-xb-ta-u-rvLJcow-Lf Qwwfimy AWWA' - lm- Jvwfwiw- N egg-MQ. . ' ,ww W 3,0-1-L TXW1'D 'n'a'g'1afEEM4-r.L-w -f-1-Aw-0, 'H+-afw-Mend-71-+f'41MH447bZ?1L+.M-. A---fam. of ia-vt, ' ' 'hw-,'.1., '.JlfIJll.,-.. H. W. OLIVER co. BEST WISHES C pl'ments of from DECATUR ELKS CLUB CONGRESSMAN JAMES C. DAVIS SAVE WITH SAFETY AT DeKALB COUNTY FEDERAL SAVINGS Sz LOAN ASSOCIATION 121 EASTCPONCE DELEON AVENUE I There's o one and onIy'I in re aoinsn UNDER Aumomv or me THE ATLANTA COCA - COLA BO fresh ment, too igwff-if LQ W Q-Q0..n9Qz IQIELU., IQQAIM' .' ,Zeer MQNY TLING CompIimen'Is of CARRINGTON REALTY COMPANY I39 Luckie S+., N. W. A'IIan+a, Georgia INVESTMENT PROPERTY-INSURANCE COMMERCIAL LEASES CompIimen+s of KATHERINE E. MANN ORDINARY, DEKALB COUNTY HARRIS SERVICE STATION BROWN GROCERY CO. 'k 2l2 W. Ponce de Leon Ave. 7I6 W. College Ave. DECATUR 'A' EV. 6464 Deca+ur, Georgia 160 Compliments of ACME PROVISION GO. s 4 203 Edgewood Ave., S. E. THREADGILL PHARMACY 1 MEAT RESTAURANT SUPPLIERS 309 E. College Ave. DE. 1665 WA. 9146 LA. 0231 Join the Co-Ed Activities Compliments of at the DOWNTOWN Y. M. C. A. ATLANT-A DR' W' BEN WILLIAMS Dances Toast Masters Co-ed Club Toast Mistresses 3 Old St0IIe Mountain Road Outing' Club Chess - Bridge Informal Classes Family Swims AVONDALE ESTATES, GEORGIA TEEN AGERS . ADULTS MALE AND FEMALE ATLANTA DAIRIES COOPERATIVE PRODUCES AND DISTRIBUTES ATLANTA'S FRESHEST MILK AND CREAM Cream Line Pasteurized Milk Golden Flake Buttermilk Pasteurized Homogenized Milk Cream Fat Free Milk Cottage Cheese CCream or Dry Fat Freej For Sale by Your Food Store or for Early Morning Home Delivery, Call CYPRESS 1911 - 777 MEMORIAL DRIVE, S. E. ATLANTA, GEORGIA Owned and Operated by Local Dairy Farmers A. L. Mutt CORLEY Decatur-DeKalb County Representative 575 Courtland St., N. E. Atlanta 3, Georgia Compliments of Tel. EMerson 6404-6405 W. F. D DIEBOLD Incorporated Canton 2, Ohio Compliments of EASTWOOD THE DREXEL SCHOOL OF DANCE HARDWARE SZ BUILDING SUPPLY 156 Greenwood Place Decatur, Georgia 3898 GLENWOOD ROAD CR. 1526 At Glenco EV. 5654 C. J. LYON H. T. LYON LYON FURNITURE COMPANY 140 - 146 W. Court Square CR. 4488 MARGUERITE SMITH'S RADIANT DRY CLEANING CASHMERE SWEATERS SOFT AND FLUFFY 248 W. Ponce de Leon Ave. DECATUR, GA. CR. 2565 1 Music - Music - Music PHONOGRAPH RECORDS All Speeds RADIOS - TELEVISION CLARK EQUIPMENT CO. 111 Sycamore St. Decatur, Ga. Compliments of C. P. LAYTON UPHOLSTERING SHOP 716 W. College Ave. DECATUR, GA. N EWSOME'S SHOES FOR THE FAMILY 117 Clairmont 11 DECATUR THE MODERN PRESS Printing Office and School Supplies 225 N. McDONOUGH ST. DE. 3337 Compliments of HEARN - WAGNON 133 SYOAMORE ST. DECATUR, GEORGIA EVERY GOOD WISH ETHEL LILLEY DECATUR, GEORGIA REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 2016 Ponce de Leon Ave., N. E. EV. 1736 ERIC'S BEAUTY SALON Norfh Deca+ur ai' 'Clairmoni' ATLANTA'S SMARTEST SUBURBAN BEAUTY SALON Phone EV. 2873 Complimenfs of PARKER T. ANCARROW MELTON 82 P L McKINNEY, INC. U M B I N G CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING No Job Too Small- None Too Large 432 Howard Avenue Ira B. MeH'on, Presiden+ Decaiur, Ga. l DE. 4622 Charles D. McKinney, Jr., Secrefary-Treasurer Compliment Complimenis of of CATRON REALTY COMPANY ELLINGTON'S GRQCERY TWIN OAKS PLAZA l l stone CR. 642l Where Every Day Is Sale Day Complimen+s Thos. F. Siocks Gordon Yarbrough f o jmrtnrg jFurniturz Qutlzt Telephone EV. 2437 64 Avondale Road Avondale Es+a+es, Ga. CHOYCE HARDWARE CO EAST ATLANTA I GEORGIA INSTITUTE Complimenls of A+Ian'Ia, Georgia L. W. MORRIS CC. I I3 Trinify Place DECATUR, GEORGIA PARRIS 8m SON INSURANCE - BONDS I23 Sycamore S+. UNDERGRADUATE DIVISION Daniel Guggenheim School of Aeronaufics School of Archi'I'ec'I'ure School of Ceramic -Engineering School of Chemical Engineering School of Chemis-Iry School of Civil Engineering School of Elecfrical Engineering School of Indus'IriaI Engineering School of Induslrial Managemenl School of MaIhema+ics School of Mechanical Engineering School of Physics A. French Texfile School GRADUATE DIVISION ENGINEERING EXTENSION DIVISION RESEARCH DIVISION For furrher informalion wriI'e Direclor of Admissions, Georgia Ins+i+u'Ie of Technol- ogy, Allanra, Georgia. Air Concliiioned Free Parking MIKE'S HAIR DRESSERS sao CHURCH STREET ANNOUNCING New Managemeni' if . Sou'rhern Cooking af Irs Fines'r 'A' BREAKFAST - LUNCH - DINNER i' Sandwiches and A-Ia-car'Ie --Serving Food fo Remember- DECATUR' GA' lOpen 6 A. M. Io 8:30 P. M. Closed Sun.l 'A' EV. 4821 GLENWOOD RESTAURANT 3153 Glenwood af Candler DE. 9343 - Ray and Mary Marlin- Props. HANIE STRANGE MEYER Complimenfs of THE THREE STOOGES al Their Besl NORTH DECATUR PHARMACY M. J. Berman PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY THE BEST IN DRUGS For Quick Delivery Call DE. 2537 2488 Nor+h DecaI'ur Road Deca'I'ur Georgia il ' W MQ W WQVHITLEY c:oNcR 2VQ9? -ZQSTUR-SAVANNIg1gkg My 226 g , E ARIALQ Q - P ERVIC QQ Q 534 . Donoug ree+ D711 AT EORGl aj Telephone swering p Q n,r Servicgi Dic+a+ion - e om ncilCu ' g QQ Di Jr F v' A ' EE ' Miniesgrgpgliing K Mailin g ' ' AC Fofo Copy Qgiaxjes u ' 210 YS TIS ' 'N f Q r 63.4 - 'CQ R PLrMENTs jbfgzgio F . noT'ruN Y ffgfff 740 FORREST ATLANTA,eA. feta? MA. 7048 166 Day-EV. 7911 Night-CR. 4736 I.ANE'S CABINET SHOP 222 E. Howard Avenue DECATUR, GEORGIA LANE EDWARDS, Owner We Cater to Decatur People . . . BEFORE YOU INSULATE INVESTIGATE Insul-Wool Bonded Insulation Bonded to Last a House Time Y Feather Weight 'A' F irc Resistant 'A' Moisture Resistant A' Fully Guaranteed Y Pays for Itself if Weather Stripping FHA TERMS-30 MONTHS IF DESIRED FREE ESTIMATES Telephone DE. 5778 INSUL-WOOI. INSULATION CO. 1040 West College Avc. COMPLIMENTS E06 6 3 agny flliaff, i2f0,QL'aae.f offkaetlgu, Wm RAY-0-lITE SDUTHEAST INC. KWMQ 696 GREENWOOD AVE., N. E. iw? ATLANTA W. E. BOBO, PRES. INCOME TAX RETURNS PREPARED FOR INDIVIDUALS AND BUSINESSES Final Withholding and Social Security Reports Also Prepared CALL OR CONTACT COMPLIMENTS OF HEARN'S JEWELRY CO. I'I A R V A R D BOOKKEEPING 85 TAX SERVICE I 140 Sycamore Street I Office: EV. 4211 131 SYCAMORE ST' Home: CR. 8562 I f Q, ,JA W. BoyeHe, Agenf Q! STACY'S PHARMACY M lS+acy Jonesl I ANDARD OIL CC. I ,' I3I9 E. Ponce de Leon 3038 N' Decahn' Road lj Decafur, Ga. DE' 5747 CompIimen+s of Complimenls of DOUG STEPHENS STATE FARM INSURANCE TWIN UAK5 GRN-l AUTO - FIRE - LIFE 3473 E. College Avenue I25 Trini+y Place Decalur, Ga. School Supplies Office Equipmenf Spalding Reach Wrighf 84 Difson DeKALB OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. DeKALB SPORTING GOODS 2505 N. Deca+ur Road EV. 366l Decafur, Ga. 232 A+Ian'Ia Avenue Royal Typewrifers - Adding Machines Louis Van Holden CR 022' Repairs Renfals DRIVE IN SERVICE CASH AND CARRY DISCOUNT MORGAN CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY DECATUR'S FINEST CLEANING AND LAUNDRY SERVICE FINEST INSTEAD OF FIRST 200 A+lan+a Avenue 2507 N. Decalur Road 4053 Peach+ree Road CR. l73I CR. OI Il CR. 0076 CENTRAL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY P. O. Box 84 Hugh D. Morgan DECATUR, GEORGIA Jack Collins EVergreen 3686 SERVICES GAS O AIR CONDITIONING PITCH 'N PUTT Home of Ihe Famous Jack-Po+ Sandwich IL OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK 2349 Glenwood Ave., S. E. DE. 930I IGIenwood a+ Second Ave., AIRE-FLO HEATING CO. 4 Pine S+ree+ Avondale Es+a'I'es, Georgia DEarborn 8230 SCOTT'S DECATUR PHARMACY CR. 3838 - 3839 Sou+I1wes'r Cour+ Square Deca+ur, Ga. ComplimenI's of PSD SORORITY DELTA CHAPTER OLIVER ELECTRONICS SOUND EQUIPMENT SALES AND SERVICE ln+ercommunica+ing Sysfems for Any Type Job cYpr-ESS boss 88 Alexander SIree+ George P. Oliver AI'Ian+a, Ga. si R fn . QQQWZ ZLL may GM ghim MINNIE LEE WELLS 40 Dar+mou+I1 Avenue Avondale Eslaies, Georgia 55 Mfdlfff W G L? 970 on Ihe Dial FOLLOW THE DECATUR HIGH BULLDOGS Over WGLS Phone CRescen'I 8066 Tops in YOUR TUPPERWARE DEALER SPORTS ' NEWS ' Muslc 970 Kc. Irs weLs 910 Kc. V7 yQf7lPRUDY'S BEAUTY SALON f W ff Q. . .. ,fr W' easing Parhcular People 1 ff I l I07 W. Howard S+ree+ JJ?!fgZ'L'22'ilJ,,8IE,,y'lwDeca'Iur, Georgia SMITH'S GROCERY STORE lf: 15 900 E. College Avenuefqi.. Q E ' gg' W Avondale EsI'aIes, Georgia Y .E 'F , CR. 726I if H . SN' RADIO CABS Q Forger Traffic Worries DECATUR TRUCK AND QE Take a TAXI DECATUR co-or cABs 24 Hour Service - Passengers Insured Trips Anywhere Q EQUIPMENT CO. ww I3I8 E. Ponce de Leon Deca'I'ur, Ga. .3866-7 CR. l70I I O AND TELEVISION SHOP , Q ' W Avondale Esfafes, Georgia CR. 9727 ii S Qrrr EE S SKILLERN 81 SALYER AUTO SERVICE AUTO SERVICE ALL IN ONE Sinclair HC Gasoline EV. 7233 A+IanIa, Ga. iS I A fjufffaufex new awww 0-,Qf0fff'f me I , Cfzjfaugfzjeb Aviv CJQLAVU DECATUR TOWN HOUSE CAFE M ' Compliments of HOME COOKING M wg - f TNT CLUB New Management 1 NTOMH M and the A 540 N- McDonough Street . DECATUR RECREATION DEPT W . J , a . WOQMK im-W A-YLJJ0' ' 6 X545 VANDY'S CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY ZS: EG: EG: COMPLETE CLEANING AND , LAUNDRY SERVICE 240 W. Poncc dc Leon Ave. E. 2516S ON THE SQUARE W . , 6,5 gg 4 DECATUR REDDlNG's PHARMACY N- DECATUR PLAZA EAST LAKE DR. AND COLLEGE AVE. AVONDALE ESTATES DECATUR XP 23, 23, , ' Alf irq Clgl 4,Ql.,4JJT,4,2,g, flu' NE, - A MJ TO YOU-OUR ADVERTISERS ,KI ,f,.,V, ,f .C ,A I-av '. . AJ. .LQ 'f f ' ' 'Gompl1menEg1If' , . ff Ljvf , WE CAN NEVER EXPRESS OUR THANKS ,,L2'Y,,1fQX. ' I D T- ' - U Q I 'MY L9-1,1-'l.,o , . 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