Decatur High School - Indecatur Yearbook (Decatur, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1956 volume:

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Literary Editor . . . . Picture Editor . . Organization Editor . . Military Editor . . Managing Editor . . Business Editor . . Class Editor . . Athletic Editor . . . . . . Art Editor . . . . Feature Editor . junior Representative . . junior Representative . junior Representative Sophomore Representative Sophomore Representative Sophomore Representative Sophomore Representative . . . . . Editorialand Picture Advisor . . . . Business Advisor Tl1e1956 PRESENTS THE SENIOR CLASS BODY Decatur DECATUR, The Story of our INDECATUR ALMA 'MER STORY OF THE In the heart of old Decatur, YVith its sky of blue, Stands our noble Alma Mater, A N D T H E S T U D E N T h Glorious to view. OF Lift the chorus, Speed it onward, Loud her praises cry . . . H ig I1 S c I1 o 0 I +164 GEORGIA year as we lived it Our Alma Mater, Hail, Decatur High. XfVal1s of knowledge, hope, and courage In tradition bound, Reared against the arch of Heaven, Looks she proudly down. f E z 5-if sir? 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AMSLER, is ' pictured carrying out his administrative duties. ADMINISTRATION and STAFF ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS WILLIAM E. PLZRCIELI. AND A. I.. FISHER MRS. P. G. SESSIONS, CLASSROOM SUPERVISOR, are cuuglit conferring-about golf perhaps? disfusses the APEC program with NIISS RIIARY' LEILA HONIKER, VISITING TEACHER. MRS. GERALD ABBOTT AND MRS. WVILLIS HOLLAND. DECATUR CITY SCHOOL SYSTEM STAFF MEMBERS add thc debits and credits. CIO MRS. XV. sl. l-'RIERSON AND MRS. OTIS JONES, DECATUR HIGH LIBRARIANS MRS. E. J, QUIERY AND MRS. 1. T. SWINT prepare SCHOOL SECRETARIES. perform some of their many varied duties. to open the Decatur High School Library. Marian Anderson Mrs. joseph T. Banks Harold Baskin Mrs. Bruce Blake Mr. Blount enjoys the Christmas season as he stands under the mistletoe FACULTY MARIAN ANDERSON, A.B. Ogle- thorpe Univ.: teaches Gen. Math: win- ner of the l.eConte Honorary Scientiiie Award: sponsors Youth For Christ Club. MRS. JOSEPH T. BANKS, B.S. Univ. of Ala., M.A. Univ. of Havana: teaches Spanish. XVorld History: recip- ient of degree in cultural studies from Univ. of Madrid: sponsors Spanish Club. HAROLD BASKIN. M.A. Pea- body College: teaches Bookkeeping, Of- lice Practice: Student Council advisor. MRS. BRUCE BLAKE, B.S. jackson- ville Teachers College, M.A. Peabody College: teaches English, Human Bio- logy: membership chairman: American Association of School Librarians: co- ordinator of Audio Visual Aid Depart- ment. FORREST BLOUNT, B.S. Mis- sissippi Southern College: teaches Eug- lish: sponsors Dramatic Club. MISS ANN BOITER, B.S. Univ. of Georgia: teaches Physical Education. MRS. TRAVERS G. BROWN. A.B. Missis- sippi State College for XVomen: teaches Latin: Latin Club advisor. LEXTON BUCHANNAN, B..-X.. Univ. of Georgia, Atlanta Division: teaches Platte Geome- try, Algebra: advisor. junior Beta Club, Key Club. Stamp and Coin Club. MRS. JAMES BURGOYNE, B.S. Georgia State College for Women: teaches Alge- bra: Health Council sponsor. MRS. YVILLIAM GALDER, B.S. Oglethorpe Univ.: teaches Art: G.E.A. Art Division Treas.: Art Club atlvisor. MRS. DALE CLARK, B.F.A. Univ. of Oklahoma! Choral Department Director: Decatur Civic Chorus Director. MRS. REY- NOLDS CLARK, Bessie Tift College. Stetson Univ., julliard School of Music: Director. band and orchestra. 11 Forrest Blount Miss Ann Boiter Mrs. Travers G. Brown lfexton Buchaunan Mis. James Burgoyne Mrs. W'illiam Calder Mrs. Dale Clark Mis. Reynolds Clarki ,LL Mis. William Cole Miss Louise Cook :sw Mrs. Ralph Davis Mrs. Ethel Deadwyler Mrs. C. W. Dieckmann Clyde W. 1-lhrhardt -..-....-,. . Mis. Clive Folger Mrs. Allen Gilman FACULTY MRS. IVILLIAM COLE, A.B. Greens- borough College, M..-X. Emory Univ.: teaches English: The Srriblzlcr advisor. MISS LOUISE COOK. .-MB. Wesleyan College: teaches Latin. American His- tory: Latin Club advisor. MRS. RALPH H. DAVIS, A.B. Queens College. teaches eighth grade English, History: Spot- lighters advisor. MRS. ETHEI. DEAD- WYLER, A.B. Shorter College: teaches English: Tri-Hi-Y advisor. MRS. C. IV. DIECKMANN, A.B. Agnes Scott Col- lege: teaches English: Pres. Lamba Chapter, Phi Beta Kappa: Elm co- ordinator. CLYDE IV. EHRHARDT. ILS. Univ. of Georgia, M..-X. Peabody College: teaches Algebra, Physical Edu- cation: football coach, head track coach. MRS. CLIVE FOLGER. B.S.H.E.. M.Ed Univ. of Geoigia: teaches Hotne Economics: member Phi Kappa Phi: advisor National Honor Society, F.H.A., Tourist Club. MRS, ALLEN GILMAN. ILA. Concordia College: teaches Eng- lish. Algebra. MfSgt. JOHN GILVINS. Military Instructor, rifle team coach. MfSgt. JOHN F. COINS, Military ln- sll'tlt'l0t', rifle team coach. MRS. WIL- l.IAM J. GREENE, A.B. North Geor- gia College: teaches eighth grade Math- ematics, Science: Jr. Red Cross sponsor, CHARLES IV. HALL, B.S. Appalachi- an State Teachets College, graduate work Peabody College: teaches Ameri- can History: football coach, head boys' basketball coach. MISS SARAH LOU- ISE HEAD, ILS. Ga. State College for Women, M.A. Auburn Univ.: teaches Typing, Shorthand: F.l3.L.A. Club ad- visor. HL' BERT HUTCHIERSON, AJS. Mercer Univ.. M.Ed. Univ. of Georgia: teaches English. MRS. CARR E. JOHNSON, .-LB. Univ. of Georgia: teaches English, Business English: l .'l ..-X. advisor: Assembly Committee Chairman: chairman, Delta Kappa Gamma. FRANK JONES, A.B.. M.A. lTniv. of North Carolina, Athletic Di- l'CCI0l', head football and baseball coach. MRS. PAUL B. KEHR, A.B.. M.A. Indiana Univ.: teaches English: F.'l'.A. advisor. G. D. LEE. JR., B.S. Univ. of Alabama: teaches Physics. Science: coaches football, track, intra- mural sports. MISS GIVEN MILES, A.l3. Bessie Tift College. teaches eighth grade Mathematics, Science: sponsor, Y-Teens. GARVIN MILLER, A.B. Bay- lor Univ., M.Ed. Emory Univ.: teaches Civics. IVorld History: Hi-Y Club ad- visor: Vice-President 5th District Coun- cil of Social Studies. Mrs. Johnston. partially hidden behind a mass of papers and books. gives special help to some of her students. MfSgt, John Gilvins MfSgt. John F. Goins Mrs. IVilliam Greene Charles IV. Hall Miss Sarah Louise Head Hubert Hutcherson Mis. Carr E. Jolmston Frank Jones Mrs. Paul B. Kehr G. D. Lee Miss Gwen Miles Garvin Mater C lst Lt. David Moore Thomas Morgan YVilliam D. Morrow Mliss Emily Norton N H' .iss :- l 1 -' -ss-. an--.' ke 'exists-1' user.. s .A . assists- 1 ooooo .5 lf: E. . . . . ss t F . .sssgxwsss . 1-.. s . . Mus. W. N. Ormston Howard E. Phillips But Powell Wayne Renegar Miss Rozelle Shirley Ansley H. Shuler J. B. Sojourner Miss Betty Stewartiz FACULTY lst I.t. DAVID MOORE, A.B. Univ. ot' Alabama: P.M.S.kT.: rifle teach coach. THOMAS MORGAN, M.Ed. Univ. of Georgia: teaches General Science, Bio- logy, Radio and Electricity: eighth grade baseball coach. IVILLIAM D. MORROW, A.B. Mercer Univ.: teaches Civics: coaches eighth grade football, B team basketball, B team track. MISS EMILY NORTON, A.B. XVesleyan Col- lege: teaches Civics, Family Relations, American Government: Irtdccrtltlt' ad- visor. MRS. W. N. ORMSTON, B.S.. M.S. Auburn Univ.: teaches Chemistry. Physics: Science Club sponsor: director, Ga. Junior Academy of Science. HOIV- ARD li. .I'HII.LIPS, B.l'h., M.Ed. Emory Univ.: teaches eighth grade History, Mathematics. BILL POXVELL, B.S. Western Carolina College: teaches Industrial Arts. WAYNE RENEGAR, B.A., M.A. Univ. of Mississippi: teaches Biology: coaches football, girls' basket- ball. MISS ROZELLE SHIRLEY, B.S. Univ. of Georgia, Atlanta Division: teaches Algebra, Business Mathematics: sponsors Sr. Beta Club, Student Coun- cil. ANSLEY H. SHULER, A.B., M.Ed. Mercer Univ.: teaches American His- tory, International Relations: co-spon- sor of Senior Class: Vice-Pres. 5th Dis- trict Council of Social Studies. B. SOJOURNER, A.B., M.A. Vanderbilt Univ., graduate work Emory Univ., Univ. of California, Univ. of Paris: teaches French, Economics and Socio- logy: French Club advisor. MISS BET- TY STEWART, B.S,H.E. Georgia State College for lliomen: teaches Home Economics, General Science: IfId6Cllt'1L'l' advisor: member Phi Upsilon Omicron. MISS IDA STORY, A.B. Univ. Of Rich- -mond: teaches Spanish: advisor Spanish Club. MRS. JACK SYLVESTER, A.B. Agnes Scott: teaches eighth grade sci- ence, English. MAJOR TALLENT, B.S. Education, Univ. of Ark.: teaches eighth grade History, Science, Phys. lid.: coach B-Team football, B-Team Mr. Shuler drives home a point during an Miss Ida Story Mrs. Jack Sylvester Major Tallent Jolm Varner girls Basketball. MRS. J. H. TILGH- MAN, B.S. Furman Univ., M.S. Univ. of Tenn.: Cafeteria Supervisor: Pres. elect Ga. Food Service Association of 5th District. JOHN VARNER, B.S. Clemson, M.A. Ind. Ed. Peabody: teaches Mechanical Drawing, D.C.T.: advisor D.C.T. Club. 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I SENIOR CLASS WINS THIRD STUNT NIGHT TROPHY Lady luck has followed this class throughout its high school career. For the third consecutive year the class has placed hrst in Stunt Night winning the coveted trophy . . . this year for the production Make the Best of Mlhat You Are. The stunt was the result of many hard but fun- filled hours of work. A great deal of talent was discovered among the boys when they presented the senior minstrel to a receptive audience. As spring arrived the seniors stepped out in a colorful array of fashions, ranging from Bermuda shorts to formals. The girls and their escorts were. all dolled up with somewhere to go . . . for they were going to Follow the Sun. After the spring holidays came the last step of the seniors career - the thrill and excitement of graduation which the seniors has so long awaited. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS BEN FLADGER . . . ..... President jim FOUNTAIN . . Vice-President CARoI.vN Ram . . . . Secretary K. I-limo . . . Treasurer LEONARD Axsmzx' Library 1, 2, 33 Camera Club lg Sergeants' Club 3. JERRY Amxorr Student Council l, Treas. 2, 3, Co-pres. 43 Most Represen- tative 2. 3: Football I, 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4, Co-capt. 43 XVriters' Club 2, 3. 4g Srriblzler Staff 2, 3, 43 Officers' Sergeants' Club gl Club 4: All Greater Atlanta Football Team 45 Honorable Mention All State Football 4: Senior Superlative 4. stusuoas K PAULETTE ADCOCK Athletic Council Ig Beta Club 3, fl: Tumbling Club 1, 23 B-Team Bnskctlvall 1: Softball Tcnm 3: Library Staff 43 Spanish Club llg Library Club -lg Youth For Christ 2, 35 F.T.A. -lg Pnu-American Student Furum 4: Pop Club llg National Huuor Society 4. BOBBY AIKEN R-Tcalu Fuutball lg Varsity 2, 3. fl: D Club -lg Truck Al: Sergeauts' Club 3, -1. WXINLLI In Allxl-.NN SUSAN ALLAIN RICHARD ALLEY JUDY ANSELENE Npauuwlx Cl nb 7 Pun -hncrumn Qtuduu Baud I, 2, 3, -lg Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: B Team Fuolbnll lg Hi-Y 1, 2, Spau- orum 2 I tu Club 3 1' H Red Cross Council l, 2, 39 'Tumbling ish Club 13 Varsity Football 2. Club 1, 25 Basketball B Tr.-nm 25 Softball Team 35 Deux Club 3, 43 Imlevu- lur H.R. Rep. 3, YVclc0ming Cmumiltvc -lg Youth Fur Christ Club 2, 3: Indvmlur Selects 43 Natiuuul Honur Society 4. RALPH AUSTIN TOMMY BARRETT HENRX ARNOLD Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Athletic Council lg Latin Club 1. 2. NANCY BARRINGTON lllixvrl Chorus I, 2: Girls Clcc-Club 33 F.T.A, 4: Dramatic Club 1, 4: Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 43 Y-Teens Ig French Club 2, 33 Red Cross Council l, 45 Health Council 2: Art Club 1, 23 D Club 3, 4: Rifle Club 1, Junior Achieve- ment 3. 4g Psp Club -lg Volleyball 3, 43 Softball 4. SENIORS PAM BLACKSHEAR Glen Club 2, Health Council 3, 4g Red Cross Council 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4g Spanish Club 2, 3. IACKIE BOURKE Movie Club 1, 23 Band 1, 2, 3, Co' Capt. 4. MARYANN BASS Art Club 1, 2, Sec. 3. Vice Pres. -lg Tourist Club 3, 4: Scribbler Stall 4, Writers' Club 4: Dramatic Club 3, Vice Pres. 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3, Chaplain 3g Pan- Alnerican Student Forum 3: Spanish Club 33 Youth For Christ Club 25 Li- brary Club 2. ALBERT BELLINGRATH Science Club 3, -tg Sergeants' Club 3, Key Club 47 Latin Club l, 2g Football B Team 2, 3g Varsity Al-. CHARLOTTE BLANCHARD DAVID BLUE EARL BOBO Y-Teens lg Tourist Club l, 2, 3, 4: Tumbling Club 1, 23 Indecnrur H.R. Rcp, 1, 23 B Team Cheerleader 2. Varsity 3. -l, Capt. 43 Student Council 2, 3, -lg Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 33 Tennis Team 3: Secretary of Class 3: May Court 33 Rep. to Georgia Girls' State 3: D Club 3, -lg Office lvorltcr -lg Pep Club 4: Senior Superlntive 4. MILDRED BRASWELL Library Stall l, 23 Library Club 1, 2g Ad Stai 23 Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Girls Ensemble 3, Beta Club 3, 45 Dramatic Club 3, 4: French Club 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 33 National Honor Society 4. Movie Club 2, 3, Welcoming Committee 33 Art Club 2, 3. HENRY BRECHT B Team Football l, 23 Sergeants' Club 3, Hi-Y 4, Chaplain 4: Oflicers' Club 4. Football, Varsity 3: Student Council 1, 2, 35 Scrgeants' Club 4: Beta Club 45 Ollicers Club 45 Indeculur Ad Stall' 1, Scribbler Stall 1. KATHRYN BROOKS Transferred from Northside High School 2, Health Council 2, Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Girls Ensemble 3, 45 French Club 3: lndecatur Ad Staff 2, F.T.A. 45 F.H.A. 4: Pep Club 45 Welcoming Committee 4. EENIORS 20 GERALD CAMP D.C.T. 4. ELLEN CARRINGTON Transferred from Grady High School, At- lanta, Ga. 25 Health Council 23 Ad Stall 3, -I-g Spanish Club 3, 4: Beta Club 3, 4: Welcoming Committee 43 Dramatic Club 4: Tourist Club ll-g F.T.A. 4. NOEL BURKE at Cross Council l Xlmlc Club 1 Tn-as Chon s Pres 3 Latin Club 2 Xhxml 2 3 l Bois Ensemble 3 Baud Y 3 Art Club 3 l buonre Club 2 Club 3 1 JOANN BURTON Rnd Cross Council 1: Swimming Team 1. 2: Tumbling Club lg Rifle Team 1: B Team Basketball 2g Spanish Club 2: Pan American Student Forum 23 F.li.L.A. 33 Tri-Hi-Y 35 D.C.T. 4. HOLMES CARLEY ALFRED CARLSEN Transferred from Woodstock, India 23 Sergeants' Club 33 Track Ta-am 35 Ofb- cars' Club 4. Beta Club 4. JIMMY CHAPMAN Health Council lg Art Club 1, Vice Pres. 2, Treas. 3, Pres. -lg Hi-Y, Prus. 3, Treas. -lg Writers' Club 2, 3, 4: Scrib- FRANK CARTLEDGE National Honor Society 3, 4. bler, Ad Staff 3, Managing Editor 43 National Honor Society 3, 4, Presidents' Council 3, 43 Beta Club 3, 4, Treaa. 3, 4. NANCY CARMACK Transferred from Columbus, Ga. lg F.T.A. 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 45 Pan American Student Forum 3, -lg Spanish Club 3, 4: Atl Staff 3: Dramatic Club 43 Student Council 4: Beta Club 3, 4: Organization Editor of Iadecalur 43 lads-cntur Selects 4. SANDRA CHEWNING Athletic Council 19 Square Dance Club 1, Health Council 23 Pan American Student Forum 43 Spanish Club 41 Tri-Hi-Y 4. 21 SENICDRS AGNES CHRIETZBERG Buskctlmll 2, 3, 45 Tennis 2, 3, 45 JUANITA COCHRAN Srrihlzlr-r 3, 45 Writers' Club 3, 45 Mud- vrn Dance- Club 25 Tumbling Club 1, 25 D Club 3, JI. Latin Club I5 Library Stull 2, 3: Pun Auwric-au Studvnt Forum 3, ri: Spanish Club Il, lg I .'l'.A. ll-5 Ollice Wurker -lg Baku Club 3, -lg Nutiunul llunor Suciuty 3, 4, Sec. 4. JUDY COC-CINS Scribbler H.R. Rep. 1: Student Council Alt. 1, 35 Pop Club 1, -lg Y-Teens 15 Spanish Club 3, -1, llrvs. 3: F.H.A. 15 Ilculth Council, Pres. 25 Yicv:-Pres. 45 Class Vicu-Pres. 25 Inrlrculur 11.11. Rep. 2, Il: F.'I'.A. 3, -1-5 Mixed Churus 1, 2, 39 l'n-siilvuls' Council 3: Run. tu Cu. Girls' Slam- Zig Sr-niur Supl-rlativc 4. AN ITA CONINE Y-Tm-us 15 Cleo Club 25 Iluleculur Ad Stull -I5 Tourist Club 'ig I-'.H.A. 4. SENIORS LUCY COLE PI-IILLIP COLE DEANNE COLLINS , Swimming Tczuu l, 2, 3, 45 D Club I, Scrgcauls' Cluh 35 Red Cruss Cuuncil 4. Square Dance Club 15 Y-Teens 15 Spun- 2, 3, 4: Drnnmtic Club 3: Modern Dance ish Club 3: Pan Amt-rinztn Student Forum I Club 15 Ollice Helpers 35 Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Tourist Club 4. J 35 Rifle Tm-mu 1, 25 Rifle Club 1, Lg Science Club 35 Tuluhling Club 15 Stu- Y drnl Cuuuvil 1, 2, 3, Cn-Pres. -15 llvlax W Club 'lg Sm-uinr Supvrlallirc 4. w I GREGORY cox JEANINE CRAIG Ili-:dth Cuuuuil I, 2: May Cuurt 1, -13 Y-'I'-vns lg Latin Club 25 Indecntur Ad Stull' 25 Mixed Chorus 25 Tourist Club 2, 35 Red Cross Cnuncil 35 F.H.A. Trc-as. 3, Pres. -lg Spanish Club 3, 45 D Club 3: Swimming Club 2, 35 Tumbling Club I, 2. 3: Pan American Student Forum 43 Pup Club 1, -lg Presidents' Council 4. Y-Teens 15 Dramatic Club 25 Tourist Club 3, 45 Art Club, Pres. 15 lndecnlur Ad Staff 35 Mixed Chorus 1, 4: Library 2. Pres. 3. 43 Girls' Ensemble 35 Quarlel 3: Health Council -I5 I-',H.A. 4. DEM.-XII COTHRAN Band I, 25 D.C.T. 4. 22 JERRY CRANE 3 0 1 e C i l Spmw JUDY CRENSHAW u l uuut ll I Np mln C u Club 'I .llllllltf Atlueuuuut I Ixny Cl b nu urltlu Ntusltut I' rrum .Z 3 r lu lu on u I' LOUISE CUNNINGHAM GARY DAHL F.B.I..A. 3, 49 D.C.T. 3, 4: S.L.A. 2, 3, 4. Dist. Svc.-'I'ra'ns. of Sth Dist. 4: Ilvtu Club Al. HARVEY DAVIS Trzmsfvrrorl from Marist College 15 Latin Club lg Dramatic Club 25 Pam-American Stullvut Furulu 23 XVritr:rs' Club 3, Al-3 S1-rgvunls' Club 33 Iletu Club 3, -lg DICK DAULISII Srrilrlrlvr Stull 4. GAIL DANIEL Substitute Clwvrleaalr-r 2, 3, C0-Capt. fl: Athletic Council lg Pep Council 2g Mixvil Clmrus 2, 4: Hvullh Council 3: Stutlvut Council -lg Olllce Worker 4: Y-Teens lg Spanish Club 35 F.'l'.A. 3g II Club 2, 3, fl-3 'fumbling Club 1. 2: W'rIvuruiug Cummiltcc 3, 'I-g Senior Supcrlulivu 4. TOM DICACON '1'l'1u1sl'm'l'ml from Eugvuc, Oregon 25 Bus. Editor nf lmlemmr -I: Bm-tn Club 3, 49 Tennis Team 3, 45 Koy Club 43 D Club 3, 41 Pun-Amvricau Student Furuux 3: St-iencc Club 4, Hi-Y 3, 4g Spanish Club 2. 3g Sorgennts' Club 3g .Iuniur Arllicvvmvnt 2, 3, -lg Baud I, 25 Pup Club fl. BILL DAULER Football, B Team 2, Varsity 33 Lunch- rmuu Assistant 4. MARK DEATON Yuuth For Christ 2. 23 SENIGRS wwf wm.,,,,,,,,, S AMELIA DENICKE Transferred from Clarkston, Ga. 33 Band 33 Tri-Hi-Y Treus. 33 Dramatic Club 4. ELAINE DODD NANCY DOWMAN Y-Teens lg Square Dance Club 13 Girls' Beta Club 3, 43 Glee Club 23 Mixed Drill Tcnnx lg D.C.T. 4. KAY EDWARDS National Honor Society 3, 43 Beta Club 3, 4-g Inrlecamr Stall' 3, Literary Editor 43 F.T.A. Program Chairman 43 F.H.A. Treas. 43 Latin Club 1, 2, Treas. 2: Spanish Club 3, -1-3 Y-Teens 1: Red Cross Council l, 43 Pon-American Student Forum 33 Pep Club -I3 Senior Superlo- tive 4. SENIQRS Chorus 3, 43 F.H.A. 43 Red Cross Coun- cil 23 Indecatur H. R. Rep. 33 Spanish Club 43 Pep Club 4. CALVIN DICKEY NANCY DUVALL Transferred from Jacksonville, Fla. 23 F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Pres. 43 Beta Club 3, 43 Dramatic Club 33 Science Club 3, 4, Sec. -lg French Club 3, 4, Treas. 43 YVriters' Club 3, 43 Scribbler Stall' 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 Varsity Basketball 3, -1. Co-capt. 4. PRESTON DYER Spanish Club 2, 33 Ad Stall 33 Science Club -lg Band l, 2, 3, 4, Capt. 43 Sergeants' Club 3. BOBBY ERV IN DlCK ENGLAND JILILIY Epps Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 33 Beta Club 3, 43 Tumbling Club 13 Indecolur Ad Stat? 3. Nlliflllal HDHOI' 500ifffY 3, 45 Science -lg Beta Club 3, 43 Key Club 3, 4. Spanish Club 23 Sergeants' Club 3. Club l. 24 BOBBY ERWIN JANE FEW B Teanl Football 2. 32 KP? Clllb 32 brary Club l, 2: Spanish Club 2: Science Swimming Team 3, 4. Club 3: Health Council 3: Beta Club 3, Y-Teens l: Library Stall' l, 2, 3, 4: Li- -I: F.T.A. fl: Tourist Club 4. LUCY FIELD Glee Club 1, 3: Dramatic Club 1, 2: Band 2: Orchestra 2: Spanish Club 2, 3: Sr-rilmbler H. R. Rep. 2: Library Staff 3: lmlecalur Ad Stall 3: Swimming Team 3, 4: lletn Club 3, 4: F.H.A. 4: blixetl Chorus -I: National Honor Society 4. I-'RITZ l-'ORRESTER Sr-rgeunts' Club ll: Olliovrs' Club -l: Spunisll Club 2. 3: Science Club 1. BEN FLADGER President of Class 3, 4: B Team Foot- ball 2, Varsity 3, 4: Basketball, Bullpups l, B Team 2, Varsity 3, 4, Capt. 4: May Court 3: Sergeants' Club Treas. 3: Otlicers' Club 4: Athletic Editor of Inde- rntur 4: D Club 3, 4: Welcoming Committee 4: Pep Club 4: Swimming Team 2, 3: Senior Superlative 4. JIM FOUNTAIN Student Council l, 2, 3, 4. Vice Pres. oi Georgia Association of Student Councils 4: Most Representative 1: Class President l, 2: Class Vice Pres. 4: B Team Basketball 2: B Team Baseball 2: B Team Football l, 2: Varsity Football 3, 4: Pan-American Student Forum 4: Serge-ants' Club Pres. 3: Oflicers' Club 4: T.N.T. Council 4: Senior Superlative 4. TIM FLEM INC Vice Pres. of Class l, 2, 3: B Team Football 1, 2, Varsity 3, 4: Sergeants' Club 3, Vice Pres. 3: D Club 3, 4: Pep Club 4: May Court 3: Spanish Club 3: Lunchroom Staff 3, 4: Senior Super- lative 4. KAY F OW LER Band 1: Dramatic Club 1, 2, 4: 0fFice Worker 1, 2, 3, 4: Swimming Team l: Drill Team 1: lndecntur Ad Staff 3: Spanish Club 3, 4: Pan-American Student Forum 3, 4: Red Cross Council l, 3: Intramural Assistant 3, 4. BRAWNER FLOYD Library Stall 2: Sergeants' Club 3: Svience Club 3, 4: National Honor So- ciety 3, ll. MARY JANE FOY Red Cross Council 1: Y-Teens Sec. 1: Dramatic Club 2: Pep Club 4: Glen Club 3: F.T.A. 3, 4: Spanish Club 3. 4: Pan-American Student Forum 3. 4: Tourist Club 3, 4: F,H.A. 4: Oilice Worker 4: Welcoming Committee 4: Indecatur H. R. Representative 2. 25 SENIORS JACK FRANCKE Movie Club lg Mixed Chorus 1, 2g .luninr Red Cross Council, Tn-as. 3, Sergeunls' JULIE PURSE Transferred from Riehluund Aeadeniy, Augusta, Ca. -1: Mixed Chorus Al-g F.T.A. Club 3g Spanish Club, 'l'n-as. 3, Y. P. 4. Al: Red Cross Couneil fl: I-'.H.A. -lg Pep Club Il. RICHARD GAINES Transferred tu Oealn, Fla. 2, Transferred lrmu Ocala, Fla, -lg Glee Club 1, 25 Spanish Club 2. BET'1'Y GLENN Student Counvil 1, 2, 3: Beta Club 3, GRAHAM GEORGE Latin Club 1, 2: Red Cross Connell 15 Sergeanls' Club 3, Rifle Team 3, -lg B Tearn Basketball 25 Golf Team 2, 3, 4, Student Council -l-g Athletic Council 3, Varsity 1 oulball Mgr. 3, -lg Olllcers' Club -lg Seienec Club 3, tl, National Honor Society -l-. LOIS GILLESPIE Transferred lruln Miami Senior High School, Minlni, Fla. 43 Mixed Chorus 43 ll Tczuu Basketball Al-. Ll, See. 35 Indecntur Hurneroum Rep. 43 DICK GOOGER Serilzlzler Horneroorn Rep. 3, French Club 2, Tri-as. 33 Tourist Club, Pres. 45 Girls' R T,-an, Football 2, 3, Vnmigy 4: Drill 'll-aiu 1: Olliue Worker 3, Al: 1-'.'l'.A. Sgqs' Club 3: Qfficers' Club 4: Aghlgliu 'lg Weleoluing Conuniltce Il-. BOBBY GOLDING Council 1. PETE GISSING Student Couneil lg Mixed Chorus 1: Spanish Club 2, 3, l'nn-Anxcricnn Student 1-'uruiu 2, Sergennts' Club 33 Hi-Y 3, Alg Tennis T1-:nn 3, fl, D Club 3, 4, Beta Club 3, -lg Military Editor Imleculur Alg Key Club -lg National Honor Society 4. LOYE GR EENAWAY Band 1, Orchestra 15 Cleo Club 25 Drill Teanl 13 Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Art Club 3, Ollire 2: Tourist Club lg French Club 1, 25 Spanish Club 3, 4-3 Beta Club 3, 45 Pan-Alnerican Student Forum 3, 43 Ath- letic Cuuneil 1, 2: Red Cross Council 4g Welcoming Couunittce 33 National Honor Sociely -I. SENIGRS 26 BlI.I.X CRE!-.NE JIMM1 GREENE blovm Club lg Stamp Club .lg be-rgvnnls' Muuc Club 13 Juuuu- Aulucvcmcut 21 Club 3. Svrgn-anus' Club 3, flg Spanish Club 2. TONY GREENE Band lg Science Club 1: B Team Football 23 Spanish Club 2, 3g Pau- Amcricuu Student Forum 2, 39 Scrgennls' Club 33 llnsn-lualll 4. ROGER IIAMMONS R Fuutbull Mgr. lg Swimming Tvnm 1, 3: Varsity lluslwtbzlll 3: Lunch Ruum Shall Al: Phys. Ed. Assistant 4. EMILY GRINALDS Trausfern-rl from Grecuwooml High School Urol-uwuml, S. C, 4. BOD HANCOCK Movie Club l: Junior Aulnicrouwm 2, 3: Scrgeunts' Club 35 Rlllc Club 3: Soil-ncc Club 3, 4, Swimming Team 3, fl: Ili-Y 3, Svc. -lg Writers' Club -lg Srriblrlvr Stull -1. .I OYE HALL Red Cross Cnuucil lg Square Dance Club lg Y-Tccus lg Spanish Club 3, 45 Pau- Americuu Student Forum 3, :lg Beta Club 3, -lg Ollice Wurkor -lg F.H.A. -lg Tourist Club -l. DAVID IIARRELL D.C.T. 4. JUDY HAM Clwcrlcrulcr 4g Y-Toons lg Pop Club 1, -lg Spanish Club 2, lg l'am-Alucrivuu Stud:-ut Forum 2, 3g Ilcullh Council 35 l .T.A. 4g F.l'l.A. -l-5 Ullivu Xvurkcr -l-3 llraxuutic Club 1, 2. MYRON HARRINCTON Spanish Club 2, 3g H Football 2. 3. Vursity fl: Surg:-unls' Club 3g Ollin-ers' Club 4: Scicucc Club -L SENIORS 27 , i.. VIRGIL HARVARD Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 43 Spanish Club 2, 33 Pm-American Student Forum 2, 3: Sergcauts' Club 37 Chi-ss Club 1g B Tvum Football l, 2. K. HEAD llixrtl Chorus 1. 2: Latin Club 2, V.Prcs. 2: Trvns. nf Class 3, fl, Hi-Y 3, Ll, 'l'rcas. 3: T.N,T. Count-il 1, 2, 3, il, Trans. 3, -lg Writers' Club 3, 43 Scribbler Staff 3, 4: Spanish Club 3, 4, V.l'rrs. -lg Bom Club 4: National Honor Society 3, -lg Si-ninr Snpcrlalivc Al. CAROLYN HARRIS Transferred from Mcliavhers High School, l'ou'4lc-r Springs, Ga. 3g Glee Club 3: Youth fur Christ 3, F.B.L.A. Pres. -L CHARLIE HARRIS Varsity Fuutbnll Mgr. 2, 3. -tg Sergennts' Club 3: D Club 3, -I: Otlicers' Club fl. SAM I-IARVILL Class Sec. 1: Phys. Ed. Assistant 4. HEATHER HE.-X'I'H Swimming 1, 2. 3, -l: D Club 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 3: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Rifle Club 2: Pan- Americau Student Fnrum 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 33 Tourist Club 4: Art Club 45 Y-Teens 1: Tumbling Club 1, 2, 3: Welcoming Committee 3: Girls' Rifle Team 2. HAYWOOD HAYN1-:S JEAN HAZLENGS Bi Football 1, 2? B B-'likelbtlll 1, Y-Teens lg Art Club 2, 3. 4, Spanish 25 UPFSPHHIS' Club 3. Club 49 Pan-American Student Forum 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3. Trens. 4. LORETTA HERB ,L C, HENRY Tourist Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Club 3, 4g F.H.L.A. 3. 4, Sec. 33 Office B Tenm Football 1, 2, Ofilccm' Club Worker 3, 4: Girls' Basketball Manager -lg Scrgeants' Club 3. 3. 4: French Club 23 Pep Club 1, 4. J SENIORS 1 28 JILAINLTTE HERRON LLAUDIA HICKS Band 1, 2, 33 Orchestra 2g Tourist Club Drnnmtic Club l, 2. 3. 45 Tourist Club 3, 39 Red Cross Council 3g Librnry 3, Drill Al-g F.B.L.A. 3, -lg F.T.A, :lg Oflicc Work- Teum lg Scrilzbler Rep. 25 F.B.L.A. 31 or 3, 4, Pep Club l, 4: Square Dnnun D.C.T. :lg Library Club 3. Club 1. ANN HITER Y-Teens. Sec. lg Pep Council 1: Pep Club l, -lg Swimming Tenlu lg Tumbling Club l, 2, 3: All Stall 2, F.H.A. 3, 43 Seo. 3, Alg l-'.'l'.A. 3, -lg Rell Cross Coun- cil 3, 4: Co-Pres. -lg Spanish Club 3, 4: l'nn-.-hncricnn Student Forum 4. GEORGE HOOD Stmlvul Council l, 2. 3, -lg Indccatur Home Room Rep. 2: V'riters' Club 3, -lg Sergcants' Club 3, Svc. 3: Movie Club 23 Olliccrs' Club 4: Football B Team 2, Varsity 3, 43 Bullpups Basketball 1: B Tcum Baskctbull 2: Spanish Club, Presi- tlcnt 4: Welcoming Committee 33 D Club 4: Senior Supcrlalivc 4. FRED HOLCOMBE BILL HOLT RALPH HOLZWORTH Hi-Y 33 Serge-mls' Club 37 Olllecrs' Football, H Tenm 1, 2, 3. Varsity 49 Movie Club 1: Science Club 3, 43 Scr- Club 4. Track 4, Welcoming Committee 4. gcunts' Club 33 Lab. Assistant 4, National ROBERT HOWARD Scrgcunts' Club 3. PAT HUNNICUTT Dramatic Club lg Y-Teens lg Spanish Club 2, Drill Team lg Library Club 2. 3: Pan-American Student Forum 2, 3g F.T.A. '15 F.B.L.A. 3. Pres., Sec. 3: Hcultli Council 3: Science Club 33 Tourist Club 4: Beta Club 3, See. 4: lndecnlur Hoxneroom Rep. 3, Indecnlur Class Editor fl: Library Stull 2, 3, Wel- coming Committee 3: Pres. Council 3, Office Worker -lg Senior Superlative -1. Honor Society 4. DOUGLAS HUNTER Latin Club lg Baseball Mgr. 3. 29 SENIORS .ll:AN JONLS MADILLX N JONEb Athlntu. Lounul 1 Y Tncns 1 Tumbling Club l Hpalth Counul 7 All Stat? 2 wus 1 'Xt Club ' 3 l bpaumi X 3 l Trcxm 3 bpnn1aliClu Club 3 1 ian Amenmu Student Forum I lan Amcrxbau btudtut Forum 3 Wm-l 3 l Trl H1 X 3 HISIUTI-Ill 1 cnnnn Cunlnnttu, l Llbrlry bluff I Library Club 1- DOUG JOYNIQR BUDDY KALB DIXIE KEGLEY GORDON KELLEY llualtlr Cuuucil 1: Latin Club 25 Wrilvrs' 'Fransfcrrml horn Rome High, Ruinv, Gu. Square Dance Club lg Drill Team 1: Health Council 25 Red Cross Cuunvil 3: Club 2, 3, 'lg Hi-Y 3, -1: Scngvauts' Club 3g Varsity Basketball 3. Spanish Club 2, 35 Pan-American Student Sergcnnts' Club 35 B Football 23 Var- 3Q Science Club 4: Scrihblrr' Staff 3, vlg Furuln 2, 3: Olhcc Worker 2, 3. 4: sity Football 3, 43 Olliuurs' Club 4' Ciruulatiuu Munugrr -lg Bern Club 43 Drntnutiu Club 3, -lg Wclconling Cunnuit- Senior Superlutive 4, National Hunur Society 4. LELAND KENNEDY Rand 1: Mixc-ll Churus I, 2, 3, -1: Sril'nn'o Club 3, 4: B Tcanl Basketball 25 Varsity Basketball 3. 4: B Train Baseball 3. Varsity 4, French Club 3g JIMMY KENNEDY D Club. tee 4. PEGGY KENNEDY Mixed Chorus 2. 3, 43 Tourist Club 1, 2, 3. 45 Girls' Drill Team lg Red Cross Council 2: Spanish Club 3: Pan-American Student Furuin 3g Dramatic Cluh 3, 43 F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Vice Pres. 3, F.T.A. -lg Girls' Varsity Basketball Manager 3, fl: D Club 3. 4: Oflicc Worker 45 Bela Club 43 National Honor Society 3, 4. TOM KENNEDY SENIQRS 30 JANE KENT Iluntl l' Drnnmtic Club 1' Qpnnish Club 3 Pan 'lnnruan Student Forum 2 3 JACK LANCE SANDY LANGLEY Spnuish Club 25 Swimming Teuxn lg Art Club -lg Tri-Hi-Y 3: Tumbling Club I: Y-Toons 1: Drill Tcnm lg I'an'Ann-ricnn Student Forum 2. Varsity Footluull lllgr. 3, 43 Srrgvnnts' Club 3: Lunchruoin Stall 4g B Team Hasvbnll 2: D Club 3, 4. t l YIRA LESTER CURTIS LINDNER Tramslcrrml from Brown High School. Tran-k Tc-am 2, 3, 4: B Football 3, Atlanta, Cn. 1: Youth for Christ 1, 2g Ynrsity 43 Lunchroom Stull' '3, -l: D l Art Club 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. Club -L ROBERT KOCH Movie Club 1: Sricnce Club 3, -l: Dum Club 3 l' Serge-ants' Club 3' Ollivcrs' Club l Lab Nialsruit l ,l sl ,llll l.l'iA'l'llEllS DOUG LEE National Honor Sovioty 3, -lg llvta Club Srrgm-nnls' Club 3: ll Football 25 3. -lg Snrgonnks' Club 3: Oflicvls' Club -l-5 l.uue'hruom Stall' -1. 1 Svicnct- Club, Vice Pros. 45 .lunior Acliicvcnwut 2. CLENDA LOFTIS Trnnsft-rrvll from Frctlvrick. Oklu. 33 Br-tn Club 3. -1: Spanish Club 3g F.'l'.A. -I: F.H.A. 3, -1: Rod Cross Council 45 Pun-American Student Forum 3g Fvnlurv Editor lndrcalur 43 Welcoming Commit- tot- 33 Pop Club -1. JOHNNY LONG lhlnl lg Hr-ulth Council I: B Team Football 2, 33 Student Counril 3g Alt. Student Council 43 Sergezmts' Club 3. SENIORS CLARE LONGINO Tumbling Club 1, Substitute Majorette 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, Pan-American Student Forum 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Health Council 2, 3. 4, Indecntur Ad Staff 3, 4, Scribbler Homeroom Rep. 3, F.H.A. 3, Ollicc Worker 3, 4, Tourist Club -lg F.'I'.A. 4. JIM LOW RY Transferred from Lawrenceville High School, Lawrenceville, Gu. 3, Sergeants' Club -l, National Honor Society -l. LYNNETTE LOYD Came-ra Club 1: Orchestra 1, Ar! Club 2, 3, -I, Library Stall 4, F.B.L.A. 4, Dramatic Club 4. HUGH McNEELY ANN LUTTRELL Ar! Club 1, Athletic Council 1, Y-Teens 1, Swimming Team 1, Health Council 2, Student Council 3, Cheerleader 3, -1, T.N.T. Council 4, Tumbling Club 1, 2, Tourist Club 1, 2, Sec. 3, V. Pres. 4, French Club 3, Pep Club 4, Welcoming Committee 4, Picture Editor Indeculur 4, Senior Supcrlative 4, Homecoming Queen fl, D Club 3, V. Pres. 4. CHARLES McNEIL Transferred from Clarkston High School, Clarkston, Ga. 3, Junior Achievement 3, Hi-Y 4, Spanish Club 4, Pan-American Student Forum 4, Officers' Club 4, Science Club 4, Art Club 4, Key Club 4, National Honor Society 4. SENIORS SARAH McGEACHY Girls' Drill Team 1, Tumbling Club 1, Tourist Club 3, 4, Red Cross Council 3, French Club 4. JUNE MAILEY Transferred from Rome, Ga. 1, Indecutur Homeroom Rep. l, 4, Girls' Drill Team 1, Pep Club 1, 4, Red Cross Council 3, Welcoming Committee 3, Art Club 3, F.H.A. 3, Spanish Club 3. MARGARET MCGHEE Pep Club 1, Red Cross Council 1, Y-Teens 1, Student Council 2, Trans- ferred to Sullins Academy 3, From Sul- lins Academy 4, Mixed Chorus fl-, F.T.A. fl, F.H.A. 4, Pep Club 4. LINDA MAPLES Tumbling Club 1, Y-Teens 1, Ride Team 1, 2, Rille Club 1, Spanish Club 2, 3, Pan-Amerie-nn Student Forum 2, 3, Oflicc Worker 3, 4, Military Sponsor 3, F.H.A. 4, Dramatic Club 4. 32 If IhLDEh M ARTIN PAT MASSOURES Rifle. am l Ian Cl b Ncrgeanls Health Council 2 X Teens I Glec Club Club 3 National Honor Socntw 3 4 2 lndecalur Homcroom Rep 2 Tourist Beta Club l Olluers Club 4 Mont' Club 4 Club W. Irvs. I' .lunror Acluevcrnent 3' Red Cross Council 1. MARILYN MIDKIFF Y-Teens I5 Pep Club 1, 45 Tumbling Club 1, 25 Student Cnuncil 25 Spanish Club 3, 45 Pan-American Student Forum 3: Health Cnnncil 35 Yvclcorning Com- mittee 35 F.T.A. 3, 45 Real Cross Coun- cil, Soc. 45 Mix:-tl Chorus 45 lndecatur Ad Stall I, 2. HARRIETT MOORE MARCH MILLER Transferred from Marist College 35 Mixed Chorus 3, 4. NITA MOORE PAM MINOR Y-Teens I5 Tumbling Club Ig Pep Club 1, 45 Red Cross Council l, 2, Sec. 15 F.T.A. 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 4, V. Pres. 35 Student Council 35 Pan-American Stu- dent Forum 3, 45 Indecalur Homeroom Rep. 35 F.H.A. 45 Oliicc Worker 45 rlealth Council 3. PAULINE MOSSMAN NANCY MOERLINS Transferred from Druid Hills 25 Art Club 2, 3, Sec. 45 F.T.A. 3, Treas. 45 Beta Club 3, 45 French Club 3, 4, Pres. 45 Art Ed. lndecntur 45 Dramatic Club 43 Latin Club 25 National Honor Society 4. PERLE MOSSMAN Movie Club 1, 25 Library Assistant 35 Basketball I, 25 Y-Teens 15 Volleyball 35 Y-Teens 15 Girls' Glee Club 1, 25 Mixed Lib,-my Club 33 Audio Visual Assistant 4: ltlnvie Club 1. Chorus 3, 45 Dramatic Club 4. Movie Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Art Club 3, 4. Natinnal Honor Society 4. 33 SENICDRS JUDY MUESSLE TERRY MULI-'ORD .H.A. -1-. 'ucns lg Art Club 23 Gln- Club 23 .L..-X. -lg Health Council Altrruate -lg Trnnsicrrml from Gcurgial Military Acunle- my 3: Mixml Churus 3g Scrgcauts' Club 3: Ollicvrs' Club -lg B Ti-mn Basket- ball 35 Nntinnnl Honor Society 4. Wwfffff CHARLES MURPHY PATTIE NEWTON LEWIS ORR BETTXE ANN 0L'TLAlND Mvvik' Club 1- 32 Riflv Twill' 2. 32 KP? Glve Club 1, 23 Mixvll Clluflls 3- 4: B Team Foutball 2, 3: Varsity 4. Tramhrrcml from Culhuun High Schnol 3 Club 2, Sm-. 3, Prvs. lg D Club 2, Spanish Club 2, 33 Pun-American Student Tn Hx Y Nice Pns 3 Ruud 3 Dlnmutn 3, 45 Science Club 3. -lg Spanish Club FOUND 2, 33 T0lll'iSf Cllll-V 4- l 1' N W 2, 3g Health Council 4. bpnmsh Club 4- Olhu. Worker 4 BILL OWEN FURMAN OWEN DAVID PARK ,UNI PATTERSON Sergcnnts' Club 2. 39 vilfsifb' F00'bUll 'll Tralnsle-rrcd from Tun-ker High School. Hi-Y 3? SUYSPHIYTS' Clllll 33 Omcers' Club Suri xnts Club 2 Quenu. Club 3 Student Council 2, fl. Tucker, Ga. 3: Key Club -L 4. Clllurs Club 3 SENIGRS 34 WALTON PEA BODY Rod Cruss Cuuncil Ig Art Club l, 25 Sorgcuuts' Club -ig Scicucv Club 45 T.N.'1'. Cuuuvil 35 Hculth Council 3: Klixrd Chorus 4, ELLEN PHELPS Swimming 'Fcum lg Y-Teens, Truus. lg Pep Club Ig Truusfnrrml tu Wmulrow Wilson High School, Washington, D. C. 2. Rn-turucnl 2, lndeculur Ad Stull' 3, 4, Top Suk-suum 3: Health Cuuucil Alter- nate' 33 Pau-Amoricuu Stuxlcul Forum 4, F.T.A. 4: Ollicu Worker 4: Dramatic Club 4. GAY PHILIPS Tri-Hi-Y 3, Beta Club 3, -13 Dramatic Club 4. CERALDINE RAGSDALE kF.Il.L.A. 4. PAUL PHILLIPS Trunsfvrrml lrum High Point, N. C. 1: Muvic Club 1: Stunlcut Cuuucil 3, -lg Managing-Emlilur uf Ind:-calur 4: Scr- gvunls' Club 33 Olliurrs' Club 4, Pres. Al: Hi-Y 3. -l, Pros. 4: Key Club 3. 4, Svc. 4: Spanish Club 2, 3, Sergeant-at-Arms 3: Scivnmrf' Club. Prvss -lg Pun-American Slumlm-nt Forum 2, 3: Prvsiilouts' Cuuuvil 1: Rillc Tculu 4: Hills- Club -lg Jr. Aullievvmvnl 2, 3: Pep Club -lg D Club 3g Scniur Supcrlutive 4. BARBARA RAMSDEN Pun-Aimwriruu Stuclcul Forum lg Spanish Club I: Y-Teens I: Athletic Cuuum-il 13 llcil Cross Council 2, 3. fl: YYl'llvrs' Club 3. 4: Scrilnlzlcr Stull 3, 4: Srribbler Humerunm llvp. 3, 4: Luuchrunm Stull' 3. DON PICKENS TRAVIS PLESS Mavic Club, Pros. 2: Sergenuts' Club 43 Truck 3g Swimming Tr-nm 3. Al-5 B B Football 1, 2, 3. Tvum Basketball 2g Youth for Christ 3, 4. HEY ERLY RAOUL JANE RATCHFORD Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Spanish Club 2, 31 Pan- Tumbling Club I: Lunchrunm Stall' 2, 3g Americinn Student Forum 2, 35 Art Club lndvvulur Humcruiuu Rep. 4. 4. 35 SENIORS JO 'XNIN RAT RENNETH REACH Dr1ll'1enml X Teensl Health Council bergeants Club 3 Oihcers Club 4 7, Girls Glee Club Z Indecatur Ad btatf .lunlor Aclneweluents 3 4 4- Tourist Club 4' F.H.A. 4. DON REBB Mixed Chorus 1, 2: Health Council lg National Honor Society 4. CAROLYN REID Student Council I, 2, Alternate 3, 4: Girls' Ensemble 1: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4. Librarian 3: Girls' Drill Team lg Library Stall' 2: Spanish Club 2. 3: Beta Club 3, 4, Vice Pres. 3, 43 lndecalur Home- room Rep. 3, Ad Stall 3. -lg Welcoming Committee 4: Sec. nf Class 43 Library Club Reporter 23 Senior Superlative 4. KEMIE RICHARDS Indecatur Homeroom Rep. 1, 25 Student Council lg Tumbling Club 1: Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Y-Teens lg Pep Club 1, 4: French Club 33 Tennis Team 33 Red Cross Council 43 F.T.A. Sec. 49 Dramatic Club 4. ' MARY JO RIPLEY Y-Teens Ig Olbce Assistant 3, 4. 4 4 SALLY RUCH N Latin Club lg Modern Dance Club 2: KENNETH RIVENBARK BUSTER ROLLINS PAUL ROYAL French Club 33 Drill Team lg lndecalur Ad Stall 25 Square Dance Club 1: 'l'ratnsl1-rrctl from Murphy High School, Sorgennts' Club 3: Lunchrooxn Stal? 43 Writers' Club 3, 4g Science Club 3, 43 D1-ammic Club 4:11313 Club 3, 4: Nagion. Atlanta, Ga. 4. Health Council 4. Sergcfmts' Club 3. nl Honor Society 4. W SENIORS 2 36 JOHN RL DOI PH Council 3. TOM RU'l LEDFE Team Football 2 Narslty 3 1' 'lot l-uulball l, ' Xarsity 3 ay D Club 3, -lg Sergeantg' Club 35 Olli- Court 1. 2: Slunlt-nt Cuuncil lg Svrgvunts' vers' Club -lg Latin Club lg Athlt-tic Club 3, 4: Key Club 3. A ,t LEO SALTER NANCY SCHALLER Fuutball, B Team 1. 2, Varsity 3, 43 Modern Dance 2: Spanish Club 3, 43 Athletic Cuunvil 2, 3, -lg D Club -I-3 Science Club ll, Oflivc W'0rkPr 4. Surgvants' Club 3. RTARY ANN SCHULTZ IUARIAN SEALS Y-TPPUS ll CIOC Clllll 23 MiXC'4l Cllvflli Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Ll: Dramatic Club 3. 4- l, 2, -lg Library 3, -lg French Club 3, 4. MIKE SCHNEIDER Class Treas. lg B Team Football 23 B Team Basketball 23 Varsity Basvball 2, 3, 4: DH Club -lg Lunchrouni Stall' 3, 'l-3 Pep Club 4: Rvtl Cross 3. BETTY ANN SHARPTON Ollicer Y-Teens lg Health Council 1: Latin Club 2: Pep Council 2, Dramatic Club 1, 2: Red Cross Council 2, 3, President 11, Spanish Club 3, 4, F.T.A. 4: Pep Club 43 Office Worker 4. PETER SCHMIDT Transfcrrctl from Valley Strvam, New York. JEAN SHARPTON Secretary of Class 2, Most Representative 25 May Court 2, 33 B-Team Cliccrlcarlvr Captain 25 Y-Teens 1: Tumblers' Club I, 23 Health Council lg French Club 3, 4: F.T.A. 3, 43 F.H.A, 4: Tourist Club 45 Library Stat? 4, T.N.T. Council 3, 43 Sec. 3g Senior Superlntive 4. 37- SENIORS ROBERT SMITH Baud 1. 2, 3, -lg Ort-lwstru 1, 2, 3, 4 llruluukiv Club I, 2, 3, -l, Pres. -lg Spau- ish Club 1, 2: Pull-Allivrivari Student Forum 1, 2. GRAHAM STOVALL RALPH SHAW RXLPH GKELTON lxcy ub 3 X Pres 1 Spanish Club 1 g SNSCIIKS Club 2 3 Omlvfs Club 7 3 Narfmw Buweball 3 1 Sergeants Cluh Stu-u L Club 3 -I B Fuutball Mgr agglmr, Club 4 D Ch, Stir-tx Pttrul 3 tutlvnt Csuncll l 2 Narilty Football 1 PATRICIA SNYDER JOHN STEINHAUER TGMMY STOKES Orchestra lg Glco Club 1, 2: Mixed Transferrcal from Wheaton High, Wllcu- Sergeants' Club 3, Oflicers' Club 43 l Chorus 33 Health Council 3, 45 French ton, Ill. 3. Athletic Council lg Spanish Club 3, 4. Club 3, -lg F,T.A. 4g W'elc0xuing Cmn- uiittm' 33 ull T1-um Basketball 3. 1 I l JOHN STRANGE Transferred from Newport, Tenn. 13 Chess Club lg Rep. Indecatur 1, 2, Business Editur 3, Editor-in-Chief 45 Beta Club 3, 4, Pres. 3, 43 Presidents' Council 3, 4, V. Pres. 3, Hi-Y 3, 4, CAREY STRANGE Councilman 3: .lunior Achievement 2, RL-nl Cross Council 25 Rifle Team 2, 3: 3. -lg National Hunor Society 3, 43 JAKE STROUD Hvulth Cnuncil -lg Spanish Club 1, 23 Movie Club Ig Svrgeunts' Club 33 Track Science Club 4: Pep Club 4, Senior Pun-American Student Forum 2, Team 3, Officers' Club 4g Hi-Y 4. Supcrlutive 4. Key Club 3, 4. SENIORS 38 JOHN STROUD CHARLES S'l'lIllllLEBINl-I ll Team Football 1, 23 Key Club 3, 4- Mavic Club 1: B Tvnm Baseball 2, 33 B Tvaul Basketball 23 Football, B Team 3, Varsity -l: Sorgcnnts' Club 3: Svicxwv Club 43 Rell Cross Council 4. JIMMY TALLENT DON TATMAN ANNE TAYLOR Football ll Tmun 1: Manager Varsity Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, V. Prrs, 45 Buys' Y-Teens 1: Tumbling Club 23 Red Crum Football Tvam 35 Track Tvam 2, D Ensemble 3, 4: B Team Football 2: 3, 4: Svrililrler 3. 4: Rfrilers' Club 3. -I: Club 2, 3. Rillu Tn-nm 2, 3, -lg Sergvnnts' Club 3: llzrlrwulur Holncruum Rep. 33 Scriblllvr Ollirm-rs' Club 'lg Spanish Club 2, 33 Huiucrnum Rt-p.4. x l lan-American Stndvnt Forum 2. 35 'D Club 2. 3, -l: Riflu Club 2, 3, 11. SUSAN TEMPLES BOB TERRY Y-Teens 1: Rifle Team 1, 2: Rifle Club MARY ANN THORNTON 1, 23 Spanish Club 2, Pan-American Fllllllillllt B Twill 2: Vflfsilb' 3- 45 Slumlent Forum 23 Ollicc Wlurker 3, 4. Track Temu 3, -lg Bvtu Club 3, -I. Spanish Club 43 Mixed Cll0l'llS 4- JOANN TAYLOR 'Transferred frnm Jacksonville, Fla. 2: Ch-c Club 2, -lg Section Chuirnum -l-3 Mixed Chorus 35 Girls' Ensemble, 35 F,B.L.A. fl: National Honor Society 4. HELEN JANE TREADAWAY Red Cross Council 23 Spanish Club 3, flg Pan-American Student Forum 3, 4: Beta Club 3, 45 F.H.A. 45 Rifle Team 23 F.T.A. 4g Pep Club 49 National Honor Society 4. 39 SENIORS WINIFRED VANNERSON EARL N ANDIGRIFFT Y-Tn-ons 1: Luliu Club lg Spanish Club Sergcnnts' Club 33 Oflivcrs' Club -1: 23 Pun-:hm-ricalu Slumlcnt Forum 23 R4-il Hi-Y Vice President 3. Cross Rvp. 35 Mixed Chorus 3, 4. JOYCE VENABLE GAY VERDI SHIRLEY WAGES 61,30 Club 2: An Club 3: Office KVM-keg Baseball 2, 3, 4: Science Club 4, Luncb- ,Spanish Club 2, 33 Oflicc YVOrkcr 4g lg F.H.A. -ig Y-Tm-cus 1: Indvcamr Ad room 3, 4: Basketball, Bullpups 1, B Pnn.Ameg-icgm Sludent Fm-nm 2, 33 Stuff 4. Team 2, Varsity 4. Y.T9cng 1: I-',H,A, 4, JOHN W'ATSON GENE WHATLEY JOYCE WHITAKER Bhlltl 1, 2, 3, -'lg Golf Tcalu 3, -ig Transh-fred fmm Memphis, Tenn. 3g Pan-Auwricnn Student Forum 35 Oilice Cauucru Club 1. D.C.T. 3, 4. W0YkCl' 43 Y'T0Ull5 12 F-H-IL 4- , . K , RAY WALLS Football, B Team 1, 2g Varsity 3, A1-g Baseball 3, 45 D Club 3, -ig Red Cross Council lg Sergeunts' Club 3: Student Council 2, 3, 4: Luncbruum 3, 45 Scniur Supcrlative 4. ROSS WILBURN Latin Club 1, 25 Science Club 3, 4: Sergcalnts' Club 3g Key Club 3, 4: Bela Club 3, 4g National Honor Society 4. SENiORS BARR RR A W ILLI AMS BIFF WILSON Club 7 3 l Library St il 1 2 -I French Club 2 3 bludnnt Council 4 Health Counul ici-5,0-uns Club Dramatic Club 4. HAX Club 3 4 Ofliwrs Club l-. EUGENE WILSON KENNETH WINN CAROL WOODBURY Fuulball B Train 1, Varsity 2, 3, 43 Truck Team 2, 3, 4. Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Qlvc muh 2: Roll D Club 3. 'lg Phys. Ed. Assistant 3, 4. Cross Cnunril 2: Hn-:llllx Council l, 3. Scc. -lg Latin Club, Trvzls. lg Spanish Club 2, 3: llnll-Alilvrivan Stuzlr-ut Furum 23 Pvp Cuunvil l. 45 Alhlclic Cuunn-il 13 XVvlcon1ing Cunlluiltcv 3: Scrilzlrlr-r Humo- rouln Rep. 2. ANNA WRIGHTER ANN WOOTEN HELEN XVORLEY Bnml 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 2, 33 Red Smwrf' Dance Club 1: Spanish Club 2. Cross Cuuncll 1, 2: Tri-Hi-Y, Pros. 3. 3: Pan-American Student Forum 2, 3: Transferred frmn Canton High School, Vice Pres, .Lg Bcm Club 49 Nmiunal F.'l'.A. 4. Canton, Gal. 4: Draniutic Club 4. Honor Society 4. ANNETTE WOODS Drill Team lg Student Council lg Square Dunne Club 13 Modern Dance Club 23 Indecrllur Ad Stuff 25 F.B.L.A. 2: Omce Worker 2. 3, fl-g Beta Club 3. -ig National Houur Soc-ivty 3, 45 Spanish Club, Svc. lg Drannnlic Club 4. ROBERT YOUNGBLOOD Football B Team 2, Varsity 3, 4: Lunchroom Worker 2, 3g Scrgcams' Club 23 D Club 43 Studrnl Cnuncil l, 4. 41 SENIORS gk EQ sv x X bu , X R T 3 Q xx. ix N X 1. in Q f N A im A XX 5 f5iii'T - 1 'Q F' X Q' :X S, x .R X X X Q Q Q Q x x-X 5 f S1 wx... lt. gp i iiQ':gijQ'g Q xx X S wt X SSSQL ., Y54: -x B-Q 5' 5-Xxx N X xii s-fx ' XXXQ .. TRN? .5 X. . 'H 'ENYQ1 :eww . :Rf X' 53559: as I gs, ,MM SS NN N sr . xf tgs Q 1s?xSiQ SESNT? ' -N Q X lik xxx! X ax Q SN EQ Xmgvw xXN W wx Yi SX Xxx xfg X Xa K x x I 3 Q X X is Nix S x Q , .Aggqiki X 1 t Juniors' enthusiasm increases as they order senior rings. JUNICDR YEAR SPARKED BY DRAMATIC PRODUCHCNS Our Hrst year as upperclassmen was something of which we really felt proud, and we showed it too! The class as a whole enthusiastically Cll- tered into the myriad of sports, clubs, and other activities at D. H. S.: and we launched many of our own projects, such as our original skit, Got a Match? which won second place in the stunt night. For the hrst time in junior Class history, we presented a Broadway play, Goodbye, My Fancy, which was acclaimed by the entire stu- dent body. as an excellent production. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS TROY MA'1'l-lriws ..... . . President JANE Siizwrzu .... . Vice President Etizwmcrn M uNur1t,L. . . . Secretary DoN K1-:1sxcR .... . Treasurer Students expand knowledge ol' their South American neighbors. JUNIORS JUNIORS Allen, S. Alston. L. Anderson, C. Anderson, D. Andexson, S. Ansley, R. Armistead, N. Ash, L. Atkinson, J. Austin, G. Barge, J. Barksdale, G. Barrett. J. Blankenship, B Boh, B. Boland. R. Boren, S. Bowem, J. Bradford. P. Bragg, P. Brinkley, D. Brisendine, H. Brisendine, L. Bullard, A. Burdick, B. Bnrks, C. Btngress, B. Burnett, N. Cadora, A. Caldwell, E. Campbell, B. Carr, K. Case, B. Cheney, B. Choyce, H. Clapp, C. Clark, H. Clark, Clark, P. Clegg, T. Clifton, P. Conliff, J. Couch, R. Conch, R. Crutchfield, Dale, E. Davis, D. Davis, J. Davis, J. Davis, P. DeNormandie, Dixon, L. Dodd, P, A. Dodson, M. L. Dougherty, N. Durden, M. Duvall, S. Edwards, J. Entreken, B. A Eops, J. Erickson, N. Ethridge, S. Fabian, D. Fincher, Fischer, D. Foskey, C. Foster, A. Foster, C. Frazier, R. .. Frierson, R. Frizzelle, M. Fuller, J. Gaskin, J. Gray, B. Green, C. Green, C. Grosvenor, M. Hale, J. Hall, M. Hancock, D. Haralson. C. Hardy, P. Harris, A. Harris, G. Harrison, L. Hatcher, M. Hattox, S. Hersh, M, Heath, D. Hildrelh, H. Hollingsworth, A. Hood, M. Howard, D. A. Hull, N. Hulsey, J. Hutcheson, B. Ivey, B. Ivey, N. Jackson, N. Jacobs, YV. Jarvis, M. T. Jetter, B. Johnson, XV. Jones, M. Keiser, D. Kelleher, P. Kethley, B. King, L. Lide, G. Lisle, B. McArthur, J. JUNIORS JLNIORS McConnell, D. McDonald, W. McKinney, P. MclNlurray, R. Madden, A. Maddox, J. Mahoney, J. Manney. C. Martin, J. Mason. A. Mathews, B. Mathews, M. A. Mathews, M. Matthews, T. Maynard, J. Meacham, E. Merrell, Meyer, P. Middlelon, P. Mixson. J. Mobley, XV. Moore. B. Moore, P. Morgan. Morris, K. Moseley, G. Mundell, Newsome, J. Newton, H. Nix, XV. Norris, B. Oakes, A. Owen, B. Parris, XV. Patterson, D. Patterson, J. Peavy. F. Pcnley. S. Penn, C. Pennington, N. Perkins, B. Pierce, A. Pierce, B. Pierce, E. Piper, J. Ramsey, M. Randall, R. Rauchenberg. B Rayheld, A. A. Riinstidt, L. Ritz, S. Robb, H. Roos, H. Royal, M. Rutland, J. Sanford, P. Sappington, N. Scott, A. Seagraves, J. Self, T. Sewell, -I. Sharp, N. Shaw, A. .Shnmz1tc, J. Shntley, D. Sibley, G. Sims, M. Sisoll, B. Sloop, H. Smith, B. Smith, C. A. Smith, j. S. Smith, L. Spears. T. S ei his B .p g ., . Stephenson. H. J. Stevenson, S. Strange, K. Sturdivant, L. Swan, M. A. Sylvester, P. T:n'rer, M. Taylor, K. Toney, P. Trea dway, L. Turk, D. Turner, M. Vinson, T. ,XVznkins, J. Watson, A. XVceks, E. iWeignml. O. Xlfhitworlh. I.. XVilkCS. L. Xl'illi:nns. D. 'lVilliznns, N. XVills, L. lVils0n, H. lV1'igl1l, K. Yann. l'. Yerkcs, j. Young. H. Youngblood. J. Ylavkary, M. zibe11, M. JUNIORS SOPHOMORE CLASS PARTICIPATES IN A Pt' VARIETY OF ACTIVITIES The energetic sophomore class demonstrated 2 great deal of school spirit by its participation ir school activities. The class took part in the stu dent Council magazine sale by putting lorth z big elfort to make that sale a success. The class showed their customary spirit and ability wher they presented Goofus Goofedf' an hilariou: comedy which was given Stunt Night. The class looks back on a well rounded yea: and looks forward to even fuller ones in the future. SO PHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS PAUL SMITH ......... Presideny H.-mvrav Howrzu. . . . Vice Presideny MoLLY Honors . . . Secretmj JIMMY SMITH . . Treasurer Students identify puzzling microbus. Girls learn that home making can be fun! SOPHCMORES ...Q 'iff EF is X X ,X vu? Ji : SN Ahrendt, C. Alsobrook, G. Ament, A. Anselene, P. Arnold, P. Avant, J. Bailey, .l. Bailey, S. Baker, P. Bauman, B. Beasley, T. Bell, E. Biden, D. Blomlworth, R. Bobo, P. Boyce, I. Brand, G. Bridges, N. Brock, L. Brockett, R. Broome, C. Broome, N. Brown, G. Bullard, P. Burdick, N. Burnett, B. Burns. C- Burton, J. Carter, J. Case, P. Chambers, C. Chandler, M. Chicon, C. Clark, E. Cochran, R. Coulter, M. Cravey, 1. Dashiells, R. Daves, E. Davidson, J, Deer, S. Dencly, A, Denson, J. Dozier, E. Edmonds, G. Ely, C. England, P. Evan , B. Fambro, S. Fell, J. Field, D. Fisher, A. Fowler, C. Fowler, I. Fry, P. Calloway, I. Gay, M. George, C. Gibson, V. Gillespie, B. Green, G. Griffis, C. Gunn, D. Hall, J, Hanie, B. Hanson, S. Harris, P. Harvey, E. Haynie, I. Healan, J. Henley, R. Heston, N. SOPHOMORES 49 1 Rose, J. Royal, D. Rutland, I. Svlllfl. J. Sharpton. B. J. Shaw. P- Smilhy. J- Snyder, E. Stevens, R. Terry, I. Thomas. I. Thompson, H. Ward, L. Ward, L. Warner, L. Wilson. D- Wilson, S. Winn, W. Ryder, A. Saunders, R. Silver, K. Skelton, M. Stoner, M. Stovall, I. Thompson, J. Townley, D. W'atson, F, Watts, R. Wommack, B. Wooten, C. Savlge, B. Smith, H. Street, F. Towns, R Webb, E. Yerkes, J. Students learn that x + y : z in algebra. Schell, B. Smith, J. Swafford, A. Trimble, B. Weekly, A. Scott, B. Seganz, J. Smith, J. Smith, P. Taylor, H. Taylor, P. Tumlin, P. Wall, H. Wheeler, T. White, W. 51 .SOPHOMGRES FRESHMAN CLASS ENTERS INTO MANY NEW ACTIVITIES FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS ' joe ANSLEY ......... President BILLY KEY . . . . Vice President Jonv TVEEKS . . . Secretary Joe INIARTIN . . . . . Treasurer A Freshman is subjected to many interesting experiences. Everything this year has been en- tirely dillerent from anything we have known before. The teachers, the courses, and the ac- tivities have proven exciting and challenging. Many sleepless nights were spent working on Stunt Night, which gave us a chance for some good stage experience. VVe always enjoyed the football games, basketball games and dances. High School has certainly proved to be all we expected, and more! E We crown you -Iumpin' jill ! FRESHMEN Adams, J. Akins, L. Alexander, M. Allen, B. Anderson, B. Ansley, .l. Avil, B. Beaman, B. Becker, G. Bell, J. Blackshear, D. Bloedorn, A. Blount, R. Blue, C. Brewer, C. Brisco, H. Brown, H. Brown, C. Brown. S. Bryant, P. Buice, R. Butcher, N. Calhoun, J. Calloway, R. Carmack, B. Carr, .l. Carrington, D. Christie, B. Coffee, Cole, L. Conlitf, R. Cronic, J. Cravens, M. Crider, J. Daniel, J. Davis, D. Davis, G. Davis, L. Deadwyler, F. Deaton, A. DeLoacl1e, L. Dixon, V. DuBois, B. Evhols, H. Edwards, K. Elders, T. Elliott, D. Erdman, K. Farmer, C. Fladger, S. Fleming, M. L. Flowers, L. Fowler, A. Fuller, I. Gear, D. Gideon, D. A. Bagby, T. Barnett, D. Bowen, M. Brandeau, K. Burke, M. E. Burns, D. Clonts, I. Close, B. Daniel, R. Daniel, S. Dracllman, D. Drennan, L. Fenn, Z. Ferguson, E. Gissing, K. Givens, J. 53 FRESHMEN Gordon, S. Hall, J. Hallman, M. Halpin, L. Hamhright, B. Hanes, P. Harper, L. Harrell, B. Harrington, S. Harris, J. Haven, A. Hawkes, B. Haynes, M. Haynes, W. Heggood, J. Henderson, S. Hicks, J. L. Hill, N. Hitchcock, F. Hodges, A. Holbrook, D. Holcomb, J. Holcombe, P. Hornbeck, M. Horton, V. Hudgins, P. Hudson, H. Jackson, R. Jelks. E. Jett, B. Johnston, B. Johnston, M. A. Johnston, M. Johnston, P. Jolly, J. Kelly, S. King, B. Kissell, J. Knox, G. Lee, B. Leftwich, T. Lester, C. Lettig, A. Leveritt, D. Liphum, K. Lucus, T. Luke, T. Lyon, C. McCall, M. McCartney, T. McConnell, L. McCord, F. McEwen, H. McMurray, S McNeely, K. McPherson, P. Mann, C. Medcali, J. Merritt, M. A. Merritt, P. Middlebrooks, M. A. Miller, G. ' Miller, J. Moerlins, J. Moncrief, B. Moore, B. - Morgan, J. Nash,.B. Newsome, S. Oliver, P. Pattillo, C. Patterson, N. FRESHMEN 54 SUB-FRESHMEN CLASS GETS FIRST GLIMPSE CF DECATUR HIGH SUB-FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS VANCE TAYLOR ........ President JUDY TVRIGHT . . Vice President KEENA LAWVSON . . . . Secretary :XNDREA ROBERTSON . . Tlreasurer YVe saw our first glimpse of Decatur and its hospitality during the latter part of the summer when we were so graciously entertained by the Student Council. The difficulty of learning our new surround- ings was made easier with the aid of information directories which helped us find our way through the maze of halls and rooms. As the strangeness wore off, we made new friends and entered into new activities. One of the events in which we participated was Stunt Night, and for the first time the sub-freshmen formed their own dramatic society, The Spot- lighters. Through the year we have become accustomed to high school life, and we are sure that the next years will hold even greater thrills. 2 ...+... C 1 Sub Freshmen learn lilst course in how to study. S U B- FRESHMEN Reel life gives interest to real life 56 Abbon, L. Adams, B. Allen, C. Barnes, B. Barrett., B. Bateman, E. Breedlove, G. Breedlove, L. Brooks, G. Cade, M. Cadora, V. Cain, C. Cheney, C. Clayton, M. Coles, A. Cudlipp, C. Currie, J. Day, P. Dillard, D. Dozier, M. Duke, D. Elrod, N. Fisher, L. Flunt, C. Garland, L. Gary, A. Gibboney, H. Greene, D. Guinn, S. Hall, J. Anderson, M. Andrews, B. Anseline, S. Bier, J. Bingham, M. Bradford, 'W. Burdick, J. Burnett, D. Butler, C. Campbell, M. Carithers, S. Cartin, N. Cooper, C. Couch, A. Covington, J. Dendy, J. Denicke, R. Dennis, V. Edwards, H. Edwards, J. Enron, J. Fricke, J. Futral, G. Golomb, P. Gifford, A. Gladding, P. Goodloe, E. Hammons, C. Harper, W. Harris, B. SUB-FRESHMEN SUB-FRESHMEN HaY1'iS, H- Herring, B. I-Iazelrigs, A. Hill, M. Healan. R- Holman, R. Holt. B- Hooper, J. Holt, M. Howell, S. H00d, C. Hunter, S. Hutson, H. Jones, F. Jacobs, T. Jones, J. Jones, E- Jones, P. ' Kegley, K. Kirkley, B. King, M. Lansdell, B. Kinney, B. Lawson, K. Lee, D. Lipham, R. Leigh, L. Lisle, V. Leys, B. Lounsbury, S. Lunsford, E. Medcalf, D. Martin, C. Mobley, C. Martin, J. Mobley, VV. Moler, R. Morgan, M. A Moore, D. Morris, J. Morgan, B. Morrow, T. Morton, B. Myers, 0- Mullins, H. Nation, K. Murdaugh, R. NCCI, F. Nelison, L. Panagiotu, G. North, B. Park. R- Ortman, K. Pate, H- Patrick, R. Payne, W- Patterson, J. P0UdC1'Y, D- I- Payne, J. Penick, S. 58 Perry, S. Phelps, V. Pittard, L. Pranke, K. Robertson, A. Rutland, C. Shaw, K. Shaw, M. Sharpton, P. Smith, J. Snipes, D. Stoner, D. Strickland, A. Tallant, L. Taylor, D. Tolbert, B. Toney, F. Tucker, C. Wages, P. Yvagner, J. L, Hfalker, C. VVeekly, S. Wells, F. Widener, N. Wilson, S. A. Winfree, C. Winkler, C. Youngblood, S. Pittman, D. Pohl, J. Polzin, D. Sams, B. Sanford, J. Searl, A. Shirtzki, B. Simmons, H. Smith, B. Stowers, C. Streater, F. Street, D. Thomas, M. L. Tilghman, S. Tisdale, K. Tumlin, VV. Vining, J. Vinson, P. lfVard, R. WVebb, L. lvebb, S. Wiley, W. Williamson, C. WVilson, S. Wood, J. Wright, J. Young, H. SUB-FRESHMEN - ,N N ---- -S X K .KK... . A, - V , . X W -.1: Xl XX Q .Y- X x x f-vc, K YM! me an ...W Q. .R ix I W Y f ' if Q Q Q ,ff 1 I .43 ki .Q Q. N6 Q55 5 f, iv A X i i x fa Q :Q Q' , N X X X N xi X Q , O T5 X. ? X Sf i s' 1f'3 -. ,ST 5 ' My 1 Q- K X Q0 .4 .5 -E I . . Q. H . K QSNK' ' .43 ix K .,. K- -'gffyi ,' X 1 ,, .X 3 Q? i 3. K WF x 5? f. 5 i gk lg, 9 N Y j , X 5. x x n xx R k is k . S , M X Q A Q Q ws w ' if X Q A ne gi KW ff 1? Q, . 4 - 11,3 4 . X ? .. 4, di Y? N 'K Ll. A . .wi 5 m X X wg W pf . Rx ii ' as S NS R ' r X 'R xx ff 5 if ,K I K S27 N ga f ' Q I 3 N X 5 J 5 X i 43 an kg',w Q 4 Q , ser! 1 'K 3' rug!! arm mu 'F il 32 2, 2'-,Le .n.L ,M Lf ,I E , q s Q K fi - if 7 1 ,. n f s: QQIS' fx K , -. .Q 9' ' f .ix Q .Q .m . . x.,N . ,t .. .ii L HARD WORK + LONG HOURS -1- DASH OF FUN 2 INDECATUR Lights burned late . . . hands and minds worked hard . . . and gradually, from the myriad of ideas, first thrown in the trash can and then fished out for future reference our I ndecatur grew. The staff immediately set to work to gain experience. There were countless things to learn . . . how to make a lay-out, how to plan pictures, how to accept responsibility, how to raise money and many others. In the fall came the first big undertaking, that of planning and taking pictures. It took quite a bit of organizing to take the more than eight hundred individ- ual pictures and much bargaining with the elements so that we could get the club pictures scheduled for outside, Eventually we did finish, and we began putting the book together. Lay-outs were changed . . . then re- changed . . . pictures were cropped . . . copy was written . . . John rewrote it all . . . and finally the book was sent to the printer. After it was gone and the business stall assured us that there was enough money to pay for it, we relaxed for the first time and so did Miss Norton and Miss Stewart, our advisors. The climax of the year was Class Night at which time all of the secrets that had been so carefully guarded were revealed to the students. Nancy and Kay share the drawing board for their pencil work r e' .t S' f at . .+A my ' z is NX F E X i ,, . Vkpk. . up XX K . 3 gi- 1 KLe:. by . L:,... ' A ' '1 iw 3' i .... UQ? S Indeeatur staff works out problems ofthe new boolc. INDECATUR STAFF JOHN STRANGE . KAY EIIWARDS .' . ANN LUTTRELL . . NANCY NIOERLINS . .... Art Editor . . . . Class Editor . Organization Editor . Athletics Editor . . . Military Editor . . . Feature Editor . Editor-in-Chief . . Literary Editor . Picture Editor PAT HUNNICUTT . NANCY CARMACK . BEN FLADGER . PETE GISSING . . GLENIIA LOFTIS . . JOHNNY NEYN'SOh-IE . . . junior Representative M ARY ZACHARY .... 1 zz ri io r Representative EUGENE. BOTHYVELL . . junior Representative ELLEN HARVEY . . Sophomore Representative JEAN CRAVEY . . Sophomore Representative SANDRA DEER . . . Sophomore Representative PHILIP ENGLAND . . Sophomore Representative TOMMY REACH . . Sophomore Representative PAUL PHILLIPS ..... Managing Editor TOM DEACON ...... Business Editor Miss EMILY NORTON . Editorial dr Picture Advisor Mlss BETTY STEYVART . . . Business Advisor Glenda and Jeanne crop pictures for the feature section. Miss BETTY STEWART Miss EMILY NORTON we 7' Tom, Paul and Johnny ponder over the financial outcome. Ben and Eugene work out the athletic section. Pete and Tommy look for new ideas for the Indecatur. 1. f? I 63 9' I ACTIVE PROGRAM CHALLENGES STUDENTS The Student Council presented a calendar of events . . . sparked the student body with enthusiasm . . . and set out to make this an outstanding year. First the members voted to continue sponsoring the Korean VVar Orphans and during the football season they provided lively dances with new records. They also provided buses for out of town games. The next project enlisted the help of the students in collecting canned foods to be distributed by tl1e Department of lVelfare at Thanksgiving. Other activities included: donations to the Elks Aidmore Hospital, the annual magazine sale, going to conventions, sup- porting the March of Dimes Campaign. The Student Council with its sponsors - Miss Rozelle Shirley, Mr. William Purcell, and Mr. Harold Baskin - worked with the student body to achieve a successful year. L-R: R. Ansley, Treas.g L. Cole, Co-Press j. Abbot, Co-Pres.: K. Wright, Sec. '1'R3,l'l L'.Tl CN foster parents Dear Friend .OVGE s of Dacsturi High Schcolg I tn 'sary 311.1 to write you all again ' month. Hoi: are you coming along with you: dws? It is u nice fall but we have much chill in the morning and evenim. I wonder what weather is it tn your country now? Many thsmks for your constant aid whom I have received the cash x grunt, two packs of candle, A can of butter, four yards of cotton shooting snd four note-books at the Plan. I an happy to soy that an athletic meeting was held'nt school on HAI: of October. Everything gave us s great pleasure and delight. I was given Q a prize to take a part in a running race. Well, I wus No.1 in the running race. .'.f1.e1' that all pupils of our school had excursion on Ctr of Nov. to nf-:re hillside. At that time N I had a very good time all day long, playing various games K one another. To take s lunch at hillside with many friends E 5 is very delightfhil and delicious it. After lunch we played 2 A tx tag and had a treasure hunt that our teachers hid so many E 3 things under the racks and trees. It. is so wonderful game. T rl':.'ll cloro fir nga., ni th best wishes and l:ve to you all. S 5 Ever yours, IRI l M I E 'E . 'l'R.'l.lT'S LATIC- X3 parents M 1951. Dear Foster Pax-ent,Decatur High S-choo1,l'residcnt Student Ccuncilg Dear Foster Brothers and sisters Q Hou are you in these hot summer season '? 1 owe with you my' good health and no trouble to :mu Our family are very well in good health who are grandmother and grandfather and nxghfour orocners and sisters. Please make your mind usy on me. I have get good records and I have tal-ze average of 95 and then I was very harpy. I have been summer vacation and study hard for home tasks at home. Hoi-1 I am very ha'-gay because oi' your love and help made us so happy. lxi. . Ut had been hard time when before I have . ' X :wr met you. +R ' I m enjoying swilining at ,Qian river with my ' T friends and sometimes I and rw brothers bathing at home . I received monthly cash grant and I have ' the use of cost of living and school expenses. I guess I will close now with hope your hanpiness and best wishes, Your Loving Korean Sch, II- 509 :sim Yung G11 H SIE LETTERS FROM OUR ADOPTED FOREIGN FRIENDS 1' ' ' it ' 1 ri-1ns1t,:ar's Inf 1111 9 nm China Jae Suns. K-591 MR. BASKIN Miss SHIRLEY Mn. l'uv.cELL .un-vw: 1-'ng Left to right: L. A. Rimstidt, G. Austin, M. Turner, J. R. Smith, C. Foskey, B. Ivey, T. Clegg. Not pictured: J. Mixon. Left to right: A. Query. V. Horton, M. Fleming, M. Wallace, R. Conlee, D. Gear, D. Baird, R. Powell. .. .K .... . Y .... ..,. ..... . . ..-. .N ,... F.. . Left to right: G. Daniel, N. Carmack, P. Phillips, G. George, R. Walls, G. Hood, j. Fountain, Vice President of GASC. Not pictured: Leo Salter. Left to right: T. Reach, J. Avant, C. George, G. Karnett, Br. Case, E. Webb fstandingj. Left to right: W. Mobley, J. Martin, S. Perry, R. Newsome, L. Fischer, H. Harris, j. Wood, Hflidwards. ' - Left to right: M. A. Bass, H. Hildreth, B. Hancock, P. Sylvester, A. Harris, N. Duvall, D. Pattelson, B. Speights. Left to right: D. Joyner, L. Alston, A. Taylor, B. Ramsden, K. Wright, K. Head. I fa F , S I A Left to right: T. Clegg. Editor: J. Chapman. SCRIBBLER STAFF TOM CLEGG .......... Editor JIMMY CHAPMAN ..... Managing Editor DOUG JOYNER, KAY YVRIGI-IT . Circ-ztlation M grs. BARBARA RAMSDEN, ANNE TAYLOR, K. HEAD Assistzints NANCY lN'lAT'1'HEYV, JUDY DAVIDSON Exchange Editors BOBBY SPEIGHTS .... Advertising Manager DONALD PATTERSON, NANCX' DUVALL, lN'lARYANN BASS, GRADY HARRIS, BOB PIANCOCK, PAINI SYLVESTER . . Assistants HARVEY DAVIS ...... Make-up Editor NIAUREEN O'RIORDAN, NIIINI AVANT, LENORA YVILLS ........ Assistants A JERRY ABBOTT, ACNES CI-IRIETZBURG, PAT lX'lEYER, CHRIS FOSTER ..... Sports I DIANE SHUTLEY ..... . Staff Photographer VVRITERS' CLUB MEMBERS ..... Reporter MRS. WILLIAINI H. COLE . . Faculty Advisor Left to right: J. Abbott, C. Foster, P. Meyer, A. Chrietzberg. l J? 5 X, , wer. , is , 1 Tk' iw .ti r st Mks. Com: t t f 5 21 3 i Left to right: L. Wills, H. Davis, M. O'Riordan, J. Avant. A Li+'rle Worry and a Loi' of An+icipa1'ion Gives Us The Scribbler The Scribbler is out! Have you seen it? These were familiar words around the campus this year. YV ith work as the motto, the l,'Vriters' Club started the month-long cycle of selling ads, assigning articles, and rushing to complete the copy before deadline each month. But it was all for a good cause - the satisfaction and pleasure of the student body. Guided by the able hand of the advisor, Mrs. lfVilliam Cole, the staff shaped the raw material into the new, improved, 1955-56 Scr1'bI1Ier, but not entirely without a little worry and a lot of anticipation. lfVith a new face, and other modifications, the Sm'ibble'r was the pride of this year's staff and reporters. And so, if the Scribbler period and the Writers' Club meetings became exuberant, it was because the staff was trying to put into this pub- lication twice as much satisfaction as it did in the last issue! is 'x X Left to right: N. Matthews, J. Davidson Left to right: J. Maynard, N. Erickson, H. Hildreth, S. Mathis, S. Lawson, D. Partee, C. Rogers, D. Keiser. s HONOR Left to -right, firs! row: A. 'W'oods, P. Kennedy, N. Duvall, K. Edwards, J. Cochran. Second row: J. Leathers, F. Cartledge, J. Chapman, J. Strange, B. Ervin, K. Head, B. Floyd. Seniors not pictured: P. Adcock, S. Allain, M. Braswell, Carrington, H. Davis, L. Field, G. George, P. Gissing, L. Greenaway, J. Hall, R. Holzworth, D. Joyner, J. Lowry, N. Moerlins, P. Mossman, C. McNeil, T. Mulford, D. Rebb, S. Ruch, J. A. Taylor, H. J. Treadaway, R. NVilburn, A. Wrighter. Na+ional Honor Socieiy I pledge myself to uphold the high purposes of this society to which I have been elected, striving in every way by word and deed to make its ideals the ideals of my school and of my life. VVith this phrase of the National Society ritual and the four cardinal princi- ples-character, scholarship, leadership, and service constantly in mind, the members of their organization strive to maintain and instill in others these high standards which guide them. Membership in this society is an honor to which many aspire, but it is bestowed only to those who have worked faithfully to attain this honor. The Chairman is K. Head, the Secretary is Juanita Cochran, and the faculty advisor is Mrs. Clive Folger. Bela Clubs Character, achievement, leadership-these are the requirements of our largest honorary organization, the Beta Club. The Junior Beta Club and the Senior Beta Club functioned as separate units, and Illet regularly to plan projects of interest to the entire school. Throughout the year the clubs offered their services to the faculty. Both clubs sponsored the Valentine Dance which afforded a great deal of fun to the many who attended. A spirit of cooperation Was evidenced by the par- ticipation in the State Beta Club Convention which was held in Atlanta. The delegates attended meetings which olfered many new ideas to them. These were eagerly accepted and carried back to the school with the hope that they would be used successfully there. Mr. Lexton Buchanan and Miss Rozelle Shirley are the sponsors for the clubs. CLUBS Left to right, first row: J. Strange, Pts.: P. Hunnicutt, Sec.: C. Reid, V. Pres.: J. Chapman, Treas. Second TOIUI Miss Shirley, Sponsor, P. Adcott, L. Cunningham, L. Field, J. Few, J. Cochran, B. Glenn, N. Carmack, A. Wrighter, G. Philips, A. Woods, L. Greenaway. Third row: H. J. Treadaway, J. Hall, E. Carrington, S. Allain, N. Moerlins, J. Taylor, M. Braswell, N. Dowman, L. Cole, G. Daniel, K. Edwards, N. Duvall, P. Kennedy. Fourth row: W. Akins, C. Blanchard, E. Vandigrifft, J. Crane, R. Holzworth, R. Wilburn, H. Davis, P. Gissing, K. Head, G. Loftis, K. Brooks. Fifth row: N. Burke, J. Leathers, F. Martin, B. Ervin, R. Koch, D. England, D. Joyner, G. George, E. Bobo. Left to right, FTSE row: S. Boren, D. Heath, E. Mundell, M. Zibell, Mr. Buchanan, Sponsor, T. Clegg, Pres.: M. Hersh, V. Pres.: M. Frizzille, Sec.: J. Davis, Treas.g J. Fuller, N. Erickson, P. Toney, J. Clark, E. Phelps. Second row: C. Weigand, N. Huff, G. Moseley, J. Gaskin, H. Hildreth, C. Smith, Hulsey, D. Davis, N. Pennington, P. McKinney, L. Wilkes, K. Strange, A. A. Rayfield, B. Rauschenberg, J. Martin, D. Turk. Third rout: T. Self, N. Mfilliams, M. Matthews, L. Sturdj- vant, B. A. Entrekin, J. Piper, P. Sylvester, E. Merrell, J. Maynard, J. Sewell, G. Austin, N. Annistead, M. A. Swan, J. Patterson, N. Sappington. Fourth row: B. Roos, B. Randall, G. Harris, M. Sims, R. Hardman, L. King, J. Barrett, T. Vinson, R. McMurry, D. Patterson, A. Harris. 69 I eft to right: Mrs. Calder, Sponsor: M. A. Bass, V. Pres.: N. Moerlins, Sec.g H. Peabody, Treas.g J. Chapman, Pres.-not pictured. Dramaiic Club Iniiiaies Busy Season The dramatic club launched this year with a chal- lenging schedule. The group with their new director, Mr. Forrest Blount, organized and began work on several plays. The club worked hard, rehearsing long hours and gaining much experience. By the end of the year this group had afforded the school a great deal of entertainment. The Eight Grade Spotlighters was a branch' of this organization. Mrs. Ralph Davis was the sponsor for this group. Left to right: R. Smith, Pres.: B. A. Outland, Sec.g M. A. Bam, V. Pres. Left to right: M. Deaton, B. Williams, B. Owens. Arr Club Finds Ceramics Exciting Paint brushes, copper, blobs of clay . . . these are the trade marks of the Art Department. Busy hands molded the clay into attractive vases, lamps, trays, and fashioned the copper into colored pins, earrings, and cuff links. These were exhibited at an Art Bazaar in one of Decatur's department stores and the public was able to purchase them. The paint brushes went to work when the Beaux Art Ball rolled around. Abstract mobiles hung from the ceiling created a wierd atmosphere for the theme of Tomorrow. All of the work and projects of the Art Club have been under the supervision of Mrs. William Calder, director of the Art Department. Left to right: S. Penick, Pres., R. Coleman, Treas.g B. Sams, V. C. Steward, Sec. Pres 7570, of S+uden+ Body Coniribuies io Red Cross Our junior Red Cross Council, havin been helped by Mrs. VVil- liam green, faculty sponsor, suc- ceeded in supporting the Ameri- can Red Cross by donations from 7592, of the student body. They have carried on projects such as filling chests with supplies for un- derprivileged children overseas. Through the work of the home- room representatives, they were able to send Easter cards to the DeKalb County Home for the Aged. The council appreciates the help of the students and their sponsor. Left to right: B. A. Sharpton, Pres.g A. Hiker, Co-Pres.9 M. Midkiif, Sec.g D. Drachman, Treas. Healfh Council Sponsors March of Dimes Our active Health Council sponsored the customary Blue- jeans Day, sock hop, and super- vised the donations for the na- tionwide March of Dimes at basketball games. This group also placed hearts in each homeroom for the support of the Heart Fund. All these activities were performed under the able guidance of Mrs. Burgoyne, fa- culty advisor. Lclt to right: J. Coggins, V. Pres.: H. J. Stephenson, Pres.: C. Woodbury., Sec. Lunchroom Club Formed The newly formed Lunchroom Club helped to maintain order, and pleasantness in the lunch- room this year. There has been a great improvement in the serv- ing of the food since the club was formed. The workers take more pride in their work because of their new organization. Mrs. Tilghman has acted as advisor. Left to right: S. Anderson, D. Keiser, I. McArthur, B. Rollins, C. Harrison, M. Jarvis, J. Stoval, S. Ethridge, B. Dauler, F. Peavy, T. Fleming, B. Ivey, C. Ander- son, T. Matthews, H. Robb, R. Couch, M. Tarrer, L. Orr, H. McNeely, D. Moss, D. Lee, J. Tingle, B. Savage, J. Patter- son, M. Schneider, G. Verdi, J. Sea- graves-not pictured. ng MAN MA sk em 'N 44 , Sfffi Pr XX . K, W.. . ..- X 72 Progressive Supper Highlighis Year Meetings of the North Build- ing Spanish Club have centered about its purpose to promote in- terest in the central and South American countries and further the interests in the Pan-Ameri- can Student Forum. The club takes an active part in the forum meetings besides giving an an- nual assembly program for the student body. Social events of the club included a weiner roast in the fall, a Spanish progressive supper, and a colorful fiesta. Miss Ida Story has acted as advisor. Left I0 right: D. Turk, lst V. Pres.: J. Davis, N. Pennington, Sergeant-at-Arms: Miss Story, Advisor: A. Woods, See.: G. Hood, Pres.: J. Francke, 2nd V. Pres.: K. Head, 3rd V. Pres.: L. Alston, Trans. Aciiviiies in Pan- American Forum Coniinued Through membership in the Pan-American Student Forum and from slides, songs, and skits, the members of the South Build- ing Spanish Club have gained valuable information about the colorful lives and customs of our Spanish speaking neighbors. A few of the activities of the club included serving as co-host to the Pan-American Fiesta, and spon- soring a Spanish progressive sup- per. Mrs. Banks has served as sponsor. Lelr to right: H. J. Stephenson, Pres.: C. Smith, V. Pres.: D. Heath, V. Pres.: E. Carrington, V. Pres.: E. Mundell, Sec.: J. Sewell, Mrs. Hanks, Advisor: H. Hildreth, Reporter-not pictured. A LiHle Bii' of France Comes 'ro Decaiur A new spark was added to the French Club in the person of Mr. 1. B. Sojourner, the new French teacher and sponsor of the French Club. Plans for the year included an evening out at a French cafe and movies in French. Mr. Sojourner, who has studied in Paris, has been able to tell the club members a great deal about the people, places, and customs of France. Left to right: N. Mnerlins, Pres. S. Con- ner, V. Pr-es.: 1. B. Sojourner, Advisor: S. Hettox, Sec.: N. Duvall, Trens. Plays and Movies Teach La+in Cusfoms The purpose of the Latin Club is to increase the knowl- edge and understanding of the Roman people. The club does this through their programs, plays, movies and speakers on the life and customs of ancient Rome. The club met regularly each month and had a delight- ful banquet at the end of the year. Mrs. T. G. Brown and Miss Louise Cook are the faculty advisors. Left to right: G. Kamen, Pres.: K. Silver, V. Pres.: M. Conleter, Sec.g J. Weeks, Treas.: Mrs. Brown, Advisor. F.T.A. Members Pinch Hit for ' Teachers The future teachers have gotten quite a bit of practical experience this year. They have, on occasion, taught or held clas- ses for teachers who have had to be away from class. It is part of their program to visit the grammar schools and study ele- mentary education. From these visits a great deal is learned and carried back to the club. In the spring a banquet was given for the members. Mrs. Carr Johns- ton and Mrs. Paul Kehr are the faculty advisers. Left to right: Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Kehr, Advisor, K. Edwards, Program Chairman: N. Carmack, V. Pres.: N. Moerlins. Treas.g P. Snyder, Chaplain: N. Duvall, Pres.g K. Richards, Sec. F.H.A. Members Sell Pastries +0 Faculfy The F.H.A. had as their pro- ject this year that of helping a needy family at Thanksgiving and Christmas. The members brought food and clothing to take to the family. As a money making project the club members 'baked cakes and pies to sell to faculty mem- bers. A lovely banquet climaxed the year. The advisor for the club is Mrs. Clive Folger. Left to right: G. Cox, Pres.: A. Hiker, Sec.: K. Edwards, Treats.: Mrs. Folger. Adv.g S. Duvall. V. Pres.-not pictured. 6, se., f Qs... 0 g V! Madge Lee Tourisi' Club Visiis Canada Out of this world, or at least out of this country, was the ex- pression applied to the trip tak- en this year by the Tourist Club. For the first time the club had an opportunity to visit our northern neighbors, Canada. After touring Washington, D. C. and New York City the girls, and their advisers, Mrs. Folger and Mis. Deadwyler, traveled into Canada where they toured Quebec and Montreal. After vis- iting the famous points of inter- ests in these two cities the girls entrained for the trip home. They arrived home tired, but Filled with memories of a won- derful trip. Left to right: B. Glenn, Pres., A. Lut- trell, V. Pres., Mrs. Folger, Sponsor: M. Hodges, Chaplain, J. Davis, See., S. Mathis, Treas. ......,-.,,,,.,,....,., r i I E . 3 F.B.L.A. Members Aiiend Workshop The Future Business Leaders of America carried out the main purposes of their club endeavor- 1 ing to render service to the 1 school this year. After attending , a workshop in Rome, Georgia in the fall, they earned money to send delegates to the State Convention, where they won first place in the Scrapbook Competi- tion, and the National Selling refreshments at football games, selling Christmas cards,- and do- ing typing and duplicating ivork l for teachers were the princlpleq projects this year. Through these Y activities, the members camed, out another purpose of the club - developing business leadeiship and strengthening confidence in themselves. The club also pre- pared a scrapbook which was en- tered in the National Conven-N tion. Miss Sarah Louise Head is the club sponsor. Left to right: C. Harris, Pres.: I. Piper, V. Pres.: B. Outland, Sec.: L. I'iarris0!'lv, Treas.g Miss Head, Advisor. 1 T.N.T. Helps Promoiel Bond Issue The T. N. T. Council, on Tumblin' Teens, is formed by four representatives from each class, who make plans for th recreation at the club. The mai activity this year was promotin the bond election for a new ref creation center in Decatur. It is hoped that the new building will be a reality in thc near future. Left to right: C. Foster, Co-Pres.: E Merrell, Co-Pres.: B. Kenton, Sec.: K Head, Treas. Hi-Y Serves Community and School The second year of the newly formed Hi-Y Club increased the membership and added many new projects. Among these were a food drive for Thanksgiving and a series of basketball games with Hi-Y Clubs of neighboring schools. The Signum Fidelis Chapter of the Hi-Y is a service club and in its varied activi- ties 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 ad- visor. Left to right: Mr. Miller, Advisorg E. Vandigriht, V. Pres.: P. Phillips, Pres.: B. Hancock. Sec.: J. Chapman, Tren: H. Brecht, Chaplain. Tri-Hi-Y Members Enferiain Children in Hospiials This year has been one of much progress for the Sodalis Iota Tri-Hi-Y Club. Collecting baskets at Thanksgiving, enter- taining in children's hospitals, and working in the Church Loyalty Campaign were only a few of their projects. The club has been guided by their slogan of Pure thoughts, pure words, and pure actions. Mrs. Ethel Deadwyler served the club as faculty sponsor. Ld! to right: P. Blackshear, Chaplain, A. Madden, Sec.: J. Hnzleriga, Trees.: Mrs. Deadwyler, Advisor: E. Dale, Pres.5 A. Wrighler, V. Pres. Y-Teens Sell Poiafo Chips +o Raise Funds The Y-Teens club had a most active year under the direction of Miss Gwen Miles, advisor. The Y-Teens cooperated with the Student Council in the year- ly clean up campaign. They went on a field trip to the Kraft Cheese plant, and Adolphe, a local hair stylist, visited a club meeting, and gave the girls some beauty tips. More recently the girls sponsored their annual po- tato chip sale, reaching the high- est total sales ever reached. I-Cf! I0 fight: J. Wherry, V. Pres.: M. Trammell, Pres.g J. Burdick, Worship Chairman: Mrs. Miles, Sponsor: L. Hal- pin, Sec.g C. Griilis, Treas. F X.. Science Club Sends Delegale +o Nalional Fair The Decatur High School Science Club sponsored the local Science Fair again this year with the aid of its advisor, Mrs. YV. N. Ormston. At the State Fair Decatur students walked away with eight top prizes including hrst place for girls in the entire Fair. Lucy Cole was sent to Oklahoma City with her atomic radishesn for the National Science Fair. Twenty-four club members also took an overnight trip to Oak Ridge and the Smoky Mountains. The trip climaxed a very wonderful and ie- warding year. Left to right: P. Phillips, Pres.g J. Leathers, V. Pres.5 N. Duvall, Sec. and Treas.g Mis. Ornrston, Sponsor. Key Club Sponsors You+l1 Rally Nineteen hfty-six brought another early morning breakfast sponsored by the Key Club. The breakfast was a huge success and enabled the club to aid in the purchasing of much needed equipment for the lunch room. The club sent six delegates to the state convention. After this, the group participated in planning thc Atlanta Area Youth Rally which was attended by over six thousand teenagers. The theme of the Rally was juvenile Decency Instead of juvenile Delinquency. Mr. Lex Buchanan served as spon- sor. Left to right: C. Murphy, Pres.: R. Shaw V. Pres.: P. Hardy, Treats.: P. Philips, Sec. Amaleur Radio Club 1 Acquires Sl'a+ion Decatur's newly organized Amateur Radio Club has already represented Decatur in several contests with other Clubs. The work of this club is so interesting that it becomes fun. The most recent work of the club has been the acquisition of a radio station which is located in the De- Kalb Building. The advisor has been james P. Born, Southeastern Director of the American Radio League. Left to right: A. Harris, Pres.: D. Gear, Sec.g P. Rhodes, V. Pres. .f ' 1 Siuclenis Earn While They Learn The D.C.T. Club is a part of the Diversified Cooperative Training Program. It is Z1 pro- gram that offers training oppor- tunities to those who wish to pursue them, and it also enables a student to earn while he learns. All D.C.T. students are eligi- ble for membership in the club. The purpose of the club is to promote better relations be- tween employee and employer, and also among the students. The highlight of the year was the Annual Convention of the Georgia Federation of D.C.T. clubs at St. Simons Islands. It is under the supervision of Mr. John Varner. Left to right: G. Whatley, Pres.: B. Hollaway, V. Pres.g D. Blue, Sec.g T. Barrett, Treas.: C. Green, Parliamen- tarian. Yourh for Chrisi' Brings lnieresiing Speakers With principles as high as those of the Youth for Christ Club, it is undeistandable why their club is growing. Christian ideals guide them in their pro- gram and service to the school. This club is responsible for hav- ing brought a number of excel- lent speakers to the school. Mr. Marion Anderson, whose fine example guides the club, is the sponsor. Left ta right: J. Clark, Pres.g D. Turk, V. Pres.: Mr. Anderson. Sponsorg J. Taylor, Sve.g D. Williams, member. xa.. Siamp and Coin Club Display Colleciions The Stamp and Coin Club or- ganized only last year-has been very active thus far. The club displayed their stamps and coins in the library for the students and faculty to see. This display consisted of United Nations stamps, first day covers, Confed- erate stamps and currency, and coins commemorating the coro- nation of Queen Elizabeth. Plans for more displays, and corre- spondence with foreign friends, are in the making, and a study of foreign stamps and coins is prposed for the future. Mr. Lexton Buchanan served as sponsor. Left to right: R. McMurry, Pres.g L. Whitworlh, V. Pres.q Mr. Buchanan, Sponsor: B. Kethley, Sec. Office Workers Aoi as lnier-Com System An important, hardworking group in our school which re- oeivm little recognition is the office staff. Running errands, an- swering the telephone, typing, filing and calling classes to lunch are a number of their duties. There is no inter communica- tion system therefore these stu- dents must go to each of our buildings to carry messages. They render a necessary service to the students and faculty. Not only do they serve the school, but they receive valuable experience for themselves. Lei: to right, jim row: A. Woods, D. Kegley, N. Harris, P. Minor, C. Blanch- ard, M. J. Foy, J. Ham, E. Phelps, K. Fowler, S. Allen. Second raw: E. Day, E. Carrington, B. Burnett, J. Whitaker, I. Hulsey, B. Outland, J. Rutland, I. Cochran, B. Glenn, A. Hiter, L. Maples, B. Raoul, E. Grinalds. Third raw: C. Harris, C. Hicks, L. Herb, P. Davis, N. Dougherty, S. Boren, S. Wages, N. Schaller. J. Hall, D. Collins, E. Dodd, H. I. Treadaway. Fourth row: P. Hunni- cutt, J. Crenshaw. Library Workers Serve Enfire School y A school cannot function with- out an efficient library. And a vital force in a library is its staff They are always on call to servi the students and faculty. It i: their duty to look after the cir' culation and pupil accounting records to prepare books, maga zines, and other materials, tt arrange the displays. They als: help plan district meetings. One of the main principles i to train the staff in the use apt appreciation of libraries. ' Mrs. Swint and Mrs. Quiery our librarians have renderer valuable service to the schoo through their efficient counse and help. l Left to right, jrst raw: L. Harper, l Dozier, D. Gideon, J. L. Hicks, l Bridges, P. Mossman, M. Haynes, J Adcock, I. Few, L. Sturdivant. Seca row: S. Shaw, C. Wooten, J. Sharpto' I. Jones, K. Taylor, Mrs. Quiery, Broom, B. Williams, B. Martin, M Swint. Third raw: T. Elders, C. Lyo L. Lloyd, M. Seals, L. Smith, D. Sadl J. Pitts, M. Karg, A. Sharman, Cunningham, J. Fell, L. Hslpin. 0 0 o Q L O A K. 45 , ' Q5 kj x fag mf, 'Z K 4.-st o tx! X tix X53 X - f .5 'N Q X gk-'aw 0 I Q I fgfxs. N. wwf, ,Q 'Sk ,X S yy, fi-Q 'Q 1' 'L XM ' IS A ' Ns ' 'k'fA'BJ. l L 'QWWH M-few 5 6 whxllxxfy 1 X 'S 3 KRSQA 3. 5 il Q p - 1- - - t ' .lfvf-1 fi Rf. m x V .' Q . - fu , 4 QQ . Q 2 ' f gwlh Y ffx ' VLSESQ '39 ? . 7 ' - AN fins? qxqili' - 5' vi -Q i M In gg, p P' K ' , i 1 il A- ff if S.. V 1. k :g ff N W9 K , 1 ' - , .-+2f4'x X . - -. - N , Ei qifiii h S bf V . L, .. - ., 1.. ww ' , 1 V F3 , T Q i Q X ff 'l.'xflA1g,M f , W , '7 k f , Y,-- , m '?5 A ,inf 1' ' ' h ' . ' 'NX 1 W E -4 ' 7 I , as Q , .Q pf 'YVNL .F 4 4 'gwiyx-YW ...pf A H A Q- Wd- .'1g..h wb X 1 'swf X gmwzhih , R, L, Q iggvgqgn 6 , A Q , - , . . ' . ' .gy L fveff, RX -' K Q ' ' af' '3fH' 9 W ' 3 W fr'-W wgw w X V x'E Q:f' :VR Q . vm Aka' Q, Y 4? i'1.'Q.Ww'Wg'gL :is ,Q , ar gg A N Ek 5, ' M Healy' 9331, .. ' 5 .Qf'h75xa va m y 1 ,ii 9 Am X V A QA we K Y 1.3 an X A .l.,, ,-,,,N . QL as '-Hsii if ' N .2 X, ik 1-A Q. 5 QM X Band members come in tired after show. Mrs. Clark teaches Beginners Band the ropes'. The Band Marches Through Another Successful Season Pep was added to the football season again this year with the performances of the band in the stands, on parades, and during the half time shows on the field. Mrs. Cottie Clark, capable director of instrumental music, was honored at the Homecoming Game when she was presented a lovely gift in appreciation for her work with the band. The Orchestra was not idle during football season for they- were busy preparing for the Operetta. Miss Georgette Clark, a professional musician and daughter of the director, ably assisted them in this pro- gram. The orchestra also performed on such occasions Band practices as Mrs. Clark keeps watchful eye. as the Home Economics Fashion Show, May Night, and Graduation. A representative number from this group entered the State Music Festival. The String Quartet returned with'a superior rating, as did six individual performers. Seven members played in the All State Orchestra for GEA under the direction of Henry Sopkin. For the first time Mrs. Clark presented all of the instrumental groups in assembly. She has worked hard with the beginner's band and orchestra in pre- paration for the future. Diane Shutley shows up and coming ability. 8 , EYWKWK NNY , , gf c i 7 1 f 4. - e re wx R sk . , . 1. , vi . 4, lik, 4 .x Q 'X A ' . N, M ix. 9 ' -L if H! ,Q i mil' ffl 'I ' HI lik 'E ln ? ,-. N K 1 1 -M Q ...N A ii: ,A f -.-was ' 1 NX s ,U H X 5 .1 ,Q 5 . lag . X -. xy giml, K ,.. . .... , h i 'E Qi Q ,Q 5 r - ii , Q -. - . L w v , xg'- ew wg. it rf. E1 E fr If J 1 ff ,QQ . L! if tw 5 5 A f .PQ ,. W 2 2 :X ' '35 li? 1 ' 9 'Nw H-:sigh 5 xx 3 US' ..,, f I M ,M l I wx -Kiwis M S ' ff X , -2 X ffvA Us'g X , ffH+'u'm-2 -9.149 ' Nliuiitfn ii? 5 A v H , . . Nl 3 Q n J ps 51 1 x ES' Y , I ! 4' . ' v an M 4 7 X 4 , i 1- vw Q fl' GIRLS GLEE CLUB: First row: R. A. Rimer, C. Fowler, R. Dashiell, V. Gibson, B. Burnett, M. Maund, P. Harris, D. Partee, B. Beaman M. Powell, Mrs. Dale Clark, Director. Second row: K. Wilkerson, J. Piper. K. Sewell, M. N. Huff, P. Baker, C. Weigand, A. Lettig, T McCartney, A. Ament, I.. Ward, L. Ward, K. Patrick, E. Johnson. Third row: Ii. Robertson, N. Hill, C. Gritlis, M. Trammel, D. Turk, N. Huff, li. Meacham, V. Wright, J. Galloway, D. Hancock, S. Satten, M. Hodges. B. Waites., S. Deer, C. Young. L. Daves, R. Morrison, I Huff, M. Royal. Fourth rorv: Harvey, B. Lockhart, J. Haynie, L. Cole, E. Malloy, M. Karg, F. Reed, J. NVatkins, M. Merritt, G Beckee, L. DeLoach, G. Matclene, M. Stoner, J. Hoerner, S. Rodgers, S. Bailey, E. Bell. Fifth rorv: L. Symmers. J. Harris, G. Sadler, G. Mathews, J. Thompson, J. Healan, D. Williams, J. Taylor, H. Sloop, M. Ramsey, J. Fell, G. Manny. Choral Department Presents Gperetta for the First Time Mas. DALE CLARX, Director From the beginning of the year to Christmas a tinge of excitement hovered over the Choral Department . . . for they were going to present, for tin: first time, an operetta - Babes in Toyland. The Mixed Chorus and Glee Club, combined their forces in one of the most enjoyable programs ever presented at Decatur High. The story was a colorful, fast moving one which centered around Mother Hubbard, her many children, and a cruel old man who was after their fortune. However, all ended well, and the entire performance was su erb. P During the remalinder of the year the Choral Department excelled in many other endeavors. ln the Music Festival they earned seven superiors and six excellents. They sang for the Miss DeKalb County Beauty Pagent, for the GEA, as well as for numerous programs in assemblies and around Decatur. The Choral Department is under the capable direction of Mrs. Dale Clark, well-known for her work in the field of Choral music. Mrs. Clark and her Civic Chorus have been invited to YVales to sing. The Mixed Chorus and Glee Club generally function as separate unites. Accompanist for the Mixed Chorus is Loye Greenaway who has served this group so willingly and well. Nancy Matthews, accompanist for the Glee Club has rendered a valuable service. A lovely program was presented on April 13, when they gave their Spring Festival. The year ended with a farewell to Seniors at Baccularate. GIRLS ENSEMBLE First row: P. Baker, A. Ament, V. Gibson, R. Dashiell, S. Bailey, M. Hddges. Loye Greenaway, Accompanist, fNancy Matthews Back row: M. Braswell, J. Bowers, S. Duvall, J. Craig, A. Hollingsworth. not picturedj. ,fe 63 GIRLS ENSEMBLE: left I0 ugh! Hrs: rou S Hattox B Lockhart J Haynle L BOYS ENSEMBLE Lgfg gg nth: fist mw R N Bn,-ke V Hgryard P Ynnn Cole. E. Hull. Second raw J Fuller J Conlxll' S Hull T Robinson E Bell Sgcgnd ynn, L kennedy D Tngnmn T Mnlford Thmj row B Wlnpple W Third row: M. Dell, M beala J Hs.-alan D Williams J A Taylor Peabody R Rnndnll D Gen,- MIXED CHORUS Left to right, first raw: S. Hattox, Vice Pres.: R. Cochran, Sec.: J. Craig. Pres.: M. Seals, Treas. Second raw: Mn. Dale Clark, B. Smith, C. Hyde, L. Field, M. A. Swan, E. Caldwell. I. Furse, N. Jackson, M. Braswell, G. Daniel, M. Midkill, B. A. Sllarpton. Third mic: P. Newton, P. Green, T. Robinson, T. Sell, M, Matthews, D. Carter. S. Duvall, P. Bullard, N. Moon-, C. Harris, L. Gillespie, J. Hall, J. Bowers. Fourth row: P. Kelleher, M. A. Schultz, M. A. Thornton, S. Shaw, J. Maddox, C. Woodbury, C. Reid, K. Fowler, J. Conlill, A. Shaw, B. A. Entrekin, M. Dell, M. McGhee. Filth row: J. Epps, D. Heath, A. Hollingsworth. P. Kennedy, L. Harrison, B. Burgess. G. Lide, M. Hall, I. Edwards. J. Fuller, N. Dowman, K. Brooks. Sixth raw: H. Taylor, P. Yaun, .l. Clack, N. Burke, L. Warner, W. Peabody, R. Randall, L. Kennedy, B. Whipple, D. Gear, M. Miller, T. Rutledge, B. Mills, F. Morris. Not pictured: Don Tatman. S' S A 1 X X ii Q R ax Q 4 ., 'XX--fp ENN k 1 X K f. K- .3-' x X A X X X Q A X gk ff' 5 Sa ...... if w,aami a f x, .- ,:, is - V55 iw? Qi X A sf' 3+ F in Left to right, hrst row: L. Salter, B. Fladger, G. Hood, T. Matthews, G. Kelley, B. Aiken. Second row: B. Holt, Bridges, T. Fleming, J. Fountain, j. Abbott, E. Wilson, J. Rudolph, B-. Case, R. Youngblood. Third row: B. Pharr, D. Cooger, C. Lmdner, C. Stubblebine, H. Choice, M. Harrington, B. Owen, R. Walls, R. Ansley. Fourth row: F. Peavy, B. Terry, C, Reiley, B. Jetter, C. Foskey, P. Smith, H. IS-Iurdaugh, A. Bellingrath, L. Orr, B. Ivey, E. Blanchard, C. Broome. Team Spirit High Despite 3-7 Record There probably has never been a team with more spirit and determination than this year's team. Due to the fact that the team lost 19 lettermen, the Bull- dogs started the season as a young and inexperienced team. As a result of the fine coaching staff, under the direction of Head Coach Frank jones, the team ac- complished many dillicult tasks. They defeated Murphy and Marietta at the beginning of the season. Later, they held the Russell lfViIdcats who were con- sidered one of the top teams in the state, to a score ol' 6-7, also they prevented Rossville, another fine team in the state, from scoring in the first half. This team will be remembered as one of Decatur's hardest Fight? ing teams. Opponents Murphy Marietta Rome Cedartown Druid Hills Russell Griffin , Rossville Dalton Savannah SCORES We 25 18 0 6 8 6 6 0 6 7 Th ey 6 6 7 13 0 7 12 19 13 32 sf W-'KP1 .L Wi? Q . xg 2 S A Ax wg K+ xx M Q g QM W. i 1 S K ix X, A X . If X Nl mm. ilk K Yi I. XQQ S Ns,- ,MN Yu -'f Q I gg, 10, A ,ff f QW' R , 5. A x X b AVAAIIA A.: X X X.. In W V g fi L5 as ,fa ,:- xx X3 3 N -.N XS.. if wk. kk i 5 wb' W -Q., V . if wg Q wmv' . v 'x ' uv gf Left to right, first row: B. Rutland, J. Travis, D. Drachman, F. Rhodes, P. Johnson, G, Cranford, C. Brewer, J. Crider. Second row: B. Dubois fMgr.j, K. Fortiner, R. Stephens, T. Brown, J. Ansley, D. Baird, C. Burns, L. Thompson, B. Lee, B. Key, S. Hunter QMgr.J. Third row: B. Lee fCoachj, J. Martin, R. Shutley, P. Haynes, B. Wonnnack, J. Chapman, D. Maddox, B. Savage, B. Cousins, T. Kuzy, R- Powell, Tallant fCoachj. Foulh row: M. Bowen, J. Reed, T. Fligg, W. Jacobs, J. Parris, A. Foster, D. McCafee, C. Foster, T. Lucas, T. Gresham, B. DeFoor, B. Webb. B-Team Boys Have Successful Season SCORES This year was one of the best years for the B-team Opponents We They football. Although they had only a mediocre record, F0l'fCSf Park 0 25 the boys continued to improve throughout the season. Blue Ridge 6 0 The boys always played hard and never gave up even Griffin 26 20 as the last play was executed. At the end of the season Druid Hills 27 7 they had a 4-4 record. Their best game was played R H 0 12 against Grifhn when our team defeated the Griffinites usfe 26 to 20 in a thrilling game. The team was coached MH1'1St 7 32 by Butch Lee and Major Tallent. Griilin 13 26 Marietta 7 0 B-TEAM CHEERLEADERS Left to right, first row: H. Howell, P. Bobo QCapt.J, B. Kenton fCo-Capt.j. Set-and 1-uw: B Lockhart, J. Heggood, V. Horton, L. McConnell, S. Lawson. Cheerleaders Encourage B-Team The B-team cheerleaders did a fine job spurring our B-Team on to a more successful year. The girls added spirit and excitement to the games. They spent a great deal of time in afternoon practice ses- sions and also much time making posters and' tags advertising the games. YV ith such vivacious girls as these cheering them on, it is little wonder that the team works so hard. I i C91 ' Left to right, lirsl ron-: B. jetter, G, Verdi, B. Pharr, Hall fCoachQ, B. Fladger QCapt.j, j. Abbott, P. Pharr. Second row: A. Mason, B. Dclfoor, R. Couch. D. Kciser, B. Moore, E. Bothwell, L. Kennedy, A. Foster qlNIgr.j. Bulldogs Have Finesl' Season Yel' Competition in basketball was especially keen in Region LlAA this year. Decatur produced arteam worthy of high praise. Alter a great deal of practice and preparation the Bulldogs defeated such teams as the Russell X'Vildcats, State Champions ol '55, and who had not been defeated by Decatur in hfteen years. Under the excellent coaching of Coach Charlie l-lall, the Bulldogs finished the season with a 10-ll record. In the region tournament the team defeated Cedartown 55-50 and in the semi-finals defeated Dalton 66-60. NVe lost in the finals to Russell by four points. This ended one ol the most exciting seasons for the team. Don Kieser. voted most valuable play- er in Region -l AA Tournament, exe- cutes a perfect jump shot against Rome. 92 SCORES Total Number Number Games Won Lost 21 10 'll Region 4AA Tozuvzanzent Opponents We They Cedartown 55 50 Dalton 66 60 Russell 49 ' 53 State AA Tournrzment Opponents We They Southwest 62 '73 Couch fights Quinn for rebound. n-. , 'my 'A NF 950171, QP 'N Yffg? A x 'ff L ky kvkk . We 5 Y l 3 , N, ' f i if 1 . ,, S 3 K init? i 5 'E X . Q , o ' 353515 'Q xx XP L RXiXz K s -4 if Y RH Wai. ' 5 Mx :Af ' 1 Left to right, first row: N. Pennington, XV. Ivey, C. Ely, G. Brown, N. Erickson, D. Kirkley, G. Austin. Second row: J. Sewell. M. Turner, N. Dougherty. N. Duvall, Coach lVayne Renegar, A. Chrietzberg, N. Barrington, P. Meyer. E. Snyder, D. Heath. Girls Take High Honors al' S+a+e and Region Tournaments Perfection was a major factor in the successful season of the girls' basketball team. Under the supervision of Coach Nvayne Reneger, the girls maintained a high winning record. Finishing the season with a 15-5 record, the girls entered the region tournament with high spirits. Ylfhen the tournament was over, the result of the team coordination was displayed. They emerged a region champion with the next obstacle being the state tourna- ment. This too was entered with great expectation. After defeating Richmond Academy and R. E. Lee, they entered the finals with Northside as their opponent. Although they lost to Northside by only one point, it was the finest game they had ever played. The team will surely be remembered as one ol' Decatur's greatest. SCORES Total Games N-umlzer Won Number 21 l6 5 Region -IAA Tozmmment Opponent.: l'l e Griflin 48 Cedartown 52 State AA Toufrmznzent Opponents We Richmond Academy 49 R. E. Lee 53 Northside 46 Los! 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X is . . , new S e r Infielders, left to right: B. Hutcherson, M. Chandler, C. Anderson, R. Conliff, D. Keiser, C. Reiley, E. Blanchard. Harcl Decatur has always had a good baseball team, and this year was no exception. Although the team was a comparatively young and inexperienced team, they showed themselves to be great competi- tors. Region AA contains some of the toughest teams in the state, and the Bull- dogs played hard and scored often. Coached by Frank jones and Bill Powell, the team improved every game. At the end of the season, Decatur had one of the finest teams in the region. First rung left to right: D. Lee, M. Chandler, B Chaney, C. Antlerson, R. Conlill, R. Skelton, M Srlmeider. li. Hutcherson .... Second row. Conch ll. Powell, B. Defoor, T. Haye, D. Keiser, J. Travis, C. Reiley. R. Walls, Blanchard J. Statham, H. Wall. Coach F. jones. ers Maintain Good Season Outhelders, left to right: B. Chaney, R. Skelton D. Lee. kPilCl1Bl'S, left to right: T. Haye, J. Travis lNall, j. Statham, M. Schneider, R. Vtlalls Defoor. .., Girls practice their shots. Physical Education a+ Deca+ur g The physical education program at Decatur is , one of the finest programs carried on at the school for building healthy bodies. Girls can participate in this program throughout their high school career. However, the course is only offered to boys in the eighth and ninth grades. The girls are under the direction of Miss Ann Boiter, and the boys are di- rected by Coaches Frank jones and Clyde Earhardt. Spring Frolics give lllIlllJlCl'S a chance to display their talents Co-ordination is in the making. s D-CLUB First row, left I0 right: N. Duvall, N. Doughtcry, P. Meyer, C. Pittman, A. Luttrell, J. Ham, H. Hildreth, L. NVilkes, L. A. Rimstidt, R. Ansley, j. Fountain .... Second row: l-'. Peavy, C. Hood, D. Bridges, 1. Abbott, C. Linder, L. Salter, T. Matthews, B. Jetter, B. Terry, B. Ivey ,... Third rout: D. Keiser, H. Choyce, J. Rudolph, E. YVilson, B. Aiken, B. Case, B. Ifladger, G. George .... Fourth row: T. Fleming, R. Walls, R. Youngblood, A. Bellingtath, B. Holt, M. Harrington, D. Googer, P. Bragg, E. Blanchard, C. Reiley, C. Bmom, C. Stubblevine. . . . Fifth row: C. Harris, P. Smith, B. Owen, B. Cheney, J. Lange, C. Stmnge. Left Io riglzl: H. licliols, H. Pealiotlv, j. Felton, B. Hancock, li. johuston, D. Fields. Keen Compe+i+ion is Offered by Girls' Swimming Team This year there was great spirit among the girls as they tried out for the swimming team. These girls, who practiced long and hard, did a wonder- ful job in representing Decatur in all of the swimming meets. They captured the Metropolitan Atlanta Swimming Title by their high competitive spirit and skill. Mr. Garvin Miller did a fine job in coaching these girls. Swimming Becomes Favorife of Boys Swimming is becoming one of the fast growing sports of Decatur. The team this year has completed one of its Hnest seasons. It has shown con- siderable improvement over their rec- ord of last year. Their skill in swim- ming was shown in their high scoring in the Metropolitan Atlanta Swim- ming Meet. and in their keen com- petition with other schools in the area. Mr. Garvin Miller coached the boys throtighout the season. Left to right. first rozv: B. Mallory, D. Townley, K. 1-Zrtlman, D. Heath. F. Deadwyler, L. Tread way, M. Kar-g.Sem11d row: M. .X. North, NI. Gay, K. Luke. P. Davis, L. Fields, N. Ivey, G. Karnett Golf Team Becomes Coniender for Region Ti'He The golf team this year has been one of the Hnest teams Decatur has had. The many afternoons of practice proved to be worth while as the team became one of the top contenders for the region title. Under the able coach- ing of Mr. A. C. Fisher, the boys have shown themselves to be great competi- tors on the links. Left Io right: G. Herrick, G. George, D. Patterson, Denson, D. Fischerh B. Pierce. D . Fleet Boys Caplure Honors One of the main Springtime sports at Decatur is track. The track team is composed of fast boys who are skilled in the different phases of the sport, such as: shot put, javelin, high jump, and discus. Coach Clyde Earhardt and Coach Garvin Miller direct the boys through their paces. At the end of the season they were ranked among the top teams in the region. J sifE'fF-...z - 111 il 1 . L . '.-. . .tk 1. -. -in jg k.k.. K ' First row, left to riglzt: A. XYZIISUII, XV. NVinn, G. Harris, B. Terry, B. Pharr, A. Harris, J. Morrow. H. Curley, S. Daniel ..,. Second row: B. Ivey. j. Pclton, B. Holt, J. Ken- nely, CI. Stubblebinc, H. Brecht, P. Smith, C. Linder, G Kelley, K. Winn. First ron-, left to right: D. Draclnnan, P. England, J. Milledge. . . . Second row: T. Reach. l'. Dyer, D. England. Nei' Men Have a Good Season The boys tennis team, under the direction of Mr. Bill Purcell, turned out some excellent players this year. In addition to the boys who returned from last year, there were many new faces on the team. Despite the overall lack of experience, the team completed a very successful season. Girls Mainiain High Ranking in Tennis The Decatur High Girls tennis team was composed of extremely good players. Due to the lack of depth in the team, they were unable to gain enough points to win as a team. However, the girls who played did an excellent job in represent- ing Decatur. 99 Left to right: P. Davis, P. Meyer. W .5 . I . .kk- MX .3 S? Q SQ , S 3 P :t -. A. Y f I S S h N ' S .X f x Q b big . X h 6 JF, b ' .V Sih i ' , we g S f f X Q f Vg -' fl Y 9 3 ii Q 3 r , .f . ,.l fs X - . X if . Mr 41+ Rxgmm . gkLA .. .,k, IiX5A ..Ai , S 'M is is L p 5 K , k,-. :Ei :gf X. K. K K X K ay.. k Q W Y, Wa? . w, X MQKX ' ' 'W X: ,i --N SQ if K, 'ai 92 Nw Q PM B 'ws x s if xg 45 'Nu O 9 D Q M Ki -we K A X S fv if 'Mm .s ik S-af? ., Battalion Staff-First row: Paul Phillips Left to right, second row: T. Mulford, P Gissin M Miller R Shaw C Stran g, . ' , . , . ge. Not pictured: F. Forrester, J. Crane, T. Stokes, B. Moore, R. Hardeman. Lt. David Moore Military Training Prepares The course given by the Reserve Officers Training Corps teaches the cadet many things he will need to know later, whether it be in civilian or military life. One ofthe most important things that is taught is military discipline. For those who work hard and do their best, promotions in rank are forthcoming. In addition to military disclipline and courtesy the cadet learns a basic working knowledge of several weapons, including the Color Guard-Left to right: T. Pless, C. McNeil, H. Brecht, K. Reach, Sergeant john Goins and Selgeant john Gilvins B. 'Walken F. Martin. 102 Companv Commanders and their sponsors- I.z'ft In, right: jim Fountain. Laurie Wilkes Ben lfladgerf Ann l.utlrell. 10110 RUdUlPh Judy Coggins. Battalion Commander and Sponsor- Paul Phillips, Gail Daniel. the Cadet for Life M-l rifle, M-l Carbine the light machine gun, the 45 caliber pistol, and others. Learning group cooperation is another lesson taught the cadet. The incentive to make the group better, rather than concentrat- ing on the individual, is an important trait which will make later i s - life easier and more enjoyable. Rifle Team -Left In rig'l1t,jirxf row: F. Martin, P. Phillips, D. Taumm, R. Rice. B. Lisle. Svrond row: J. Gnler, B. Hanie, H. Brisencline, C. Green, K. Morris, W. White. 103 COMPANY A First Platoon Dox Picxsxs Left to right, first row: F. Cartledge, Mahony, T. Lee, Morrow, A. Fisher, B. Erwin, P. Bragg. Second row: P. Hardy, C. Reiley, B. Lovejoy, R. Sturdi- vant, J. Smith, M. Sims. Second row: G. DeNormandie, B. B. Langford, R. Saunders. T. Abernathy, J. Burton. Second Platoon Gonnox KELLEV Left to right, first rozv: VV. McDonald, G. Herrick, J. Thomas. Second row: J. Guler, M. Pereet, D. Freeman. Third row: R. Gaines, J. Ritchie, K. lNIc.-Xrdle. Fourth row: J. Scllars, A. Bullard, K, Morris. Fifth row: A. Oakes, B. Wo- mack, J. Rutland. Sixth row: J. Chapman, J. Reed, H. Murdau h. Seventlz row: D. J S Mlilsdon . Left to right, first row: J. Fountain, R. Rice, A. Carlsen. Second row: A. Watson. l Third Platoon Homuas CARL!-ZX' Left Io right, first mtv: li. Bulhwcll. S. Pcnly. C. Burns, C. Panzxgiolou, W. XVl1iu. l' Hkbb Crmcnc Seton rmv: H. lirisendinc. H. Smith. D. Field, B. Plmrr. K, Cihililrcss. Third row: H. Young. J. Wrighler. H. Wall, K. Stan- scll, F. Watson. D. Pliarr. 104 1 J Second Platoon First row: B. Fladger. Left to l'igl1f,Sl'f0IId row: l G. Sibley, L. Pinnell, C. Foskey. Giaokcti Hoon Left to right, first row: R. Brockett, D. Davis, R. Bar- tow. Scrond row: B. Cheney, G. Mnessle, A. Harris. Third row: J. McKinley, R. Couch. J. Barrett. Fourth row: T. Hay, C. Clapp, B. Johnston. Fifth row: J. Chapman, S. Stevenson, D. Johnston. Sixth row: L. Brock, D. Fischer, B. YVilson. SC'Uf'll1lI row: D. MC- Connell. 105 COMPANY B First Platoon Iftuau Houzosnst: Left to righl, lirxl row: L. Whitworth. J. Lowrey, B. Pierce. L. Brisendine, T. Brown, T. Reach, G. Sibley. B. Ran- dall. Serond row: J. R. Smith, XV. Winn, W. Winn, T. Fisher, W. Johns- ton. M. Ramsden, B. Jetter. Third row: J. Newsome. L. King, D. Rutledge, J. Pelton, H. Peabody, B. GibS0n, B- Stewart. Not shozun: C. Dickey, R. Clark. Q ii Thircl Platoon Dick GOOGIER Left to right, first row: Statham, T. Kuzy, G. Edmunds, B. Sharpton, S. Fambro, J. Gregory, C. Foskey. Second rout: D. Hill, B. Rauschenberg, J, Segats, D. Maddox, R, Frazier, C, Green. Third rout: W. Jacobs, D. H. Beam, R. Crenshaw, W. Foley, J. Par- rish, Vandigrilft. 3Q'N . 1 v .L . 1 a o . ' Ka X . M an X,.-L . I ' k . A 0 wg . x D 5 U .. A 4 .,-.,. 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IllII1851ll11fl1g TIM FL1-IMINC c'n.SuaI , . . rugged plrysique . . . fricvzdly SUPERLATIVES G.-UL DANIEL rlfzssir . . . self-assured . . . full of life PAU L PHILLIPS sense of humor . . . handsome II qentlenzazz , 9 'M ' . 'MK A W!+i-Q-f-,.xw-'EK Mmmwh M. V, , M wwwwwwmwwfwwr Six W1 hw, WI? QW 2 3 , is EE ww mwnwwm V s E 5 S X if X x X- W N Q is x xx 5 X i fit, i Q fl .21 it 5 k in izfl f in Se 5 - 5 1, s . ' gs ..kkk gifs f 4 ik i S S EF 1 3 5 5 Qi K Y 5 Y 1 X E X K S 5 .A sl g. ,S XX 55 SS ga, iggi i 4 2 gag S E E E 5 .Q ii il ii EQ 5 . x Ei 5 ,,,, if NNN X X 2 I4 Q - ' 5-' 2 .- :Q if . . f 'r b W b K J ' ' A -4 -. W , y N Y gl ffffzf 1- . x. .4 1 . M . K f1.p1,g, .3-rQ W . L .. I N ww ' 'K . .vm f ' . , . . ',-L-'- '. ' -, -f., ,f L.. 4 , MM-1 9 t5f.g4g.x. CHARLOTTE BLANCHARD ambitious . entlzusiastic spontaneous smile GORDON KELLEY shy . . . good disposition . . . stable SUPERLATIVES NANCY DUVALL cultured . . 7'L'S0ll7'f'6f'Zll . . inquirng mind JERRY ABBOTT popular . . . quietly 'reserved . . . respected fi Yue 3 X . X ! and ' x Q ..11 li Q Q as gs . A is 4' -Q 2 R r ,,,. 5 X .ti if K ar - Q .LX 5 gk Q Ngi . I Cl!!! UA Jinx ff L...- ! ,l . ' V L 1 .,,.-V , W ff-H w lf' i w C ' 0 an h , lig - EES gm, '-ww..- 9 Agassi' N A W B .an- ig? TGP SALESMEN ?' w Q : 1 HE CQLEN IXLSOBROOK POI-LY DAVIS ISARBARA BROWN ELLEN PHELPS KAY BRANDEAU AD STAFF: First row: P. Pate, S. Harrington, V. Horton, P. Holcombe, J. Hulsey, D. Davis. Second row: F. Hitchcock, L. McConnell, J. We-ekes, P. Merritt, K. Brandeau, N. Butcher. Third row: A. Query, C. Brown, S. Hansen, M. Coulter, L. Nvills, C. Reid, E. Phelps. Fourth row: G. Alsobrook, G. Karnett, B. Brown, J. Givens, K. Carr, N. NVi1Iiams, N. Huff, P. Davis. 120 HONOR SALESMEN NANCV Burcmm ANITA Coxrxs DALE Durs Lois DAVIS Fkfxxcns HJTCHCOCK Pfvn-I HOLCONIBE PANNA Mmuzrrr jo ANN RAY ALICE Arxx RAYFIELD JUDY RUTI-AND P.S.D. Delia Cha p'rer Firsr row: N, Dowman, L. Maples, K. Edwards. Second row: K. Fowler, S. Conner, A. Luttrell, J. Kent, A. Hiter, K. Brooks, N. Harris. Third rozv: E. Carrington, W. Vannerson, P. Hunnicutt, M. J. Foy, J. Craig. 121 MAR,-ANN BASS NANCY CAlmAcx CAROL Wooummx' JULIE PURSE BETTY GLENN Preszdent JUDY HAM JEAN JONES GLENN LOFTIS CZLAIRE LONGINO SUSAN TEMPLES Secretmj' JUNE NIAILEX' NIARILYN MIDKIFF PAM Mmog BARBARA RAMsnEN ELLEN PHICLPS Trcasu re r SARAH MCGEACHY NITA NIOORI-I Junv MUESSLE Jum' COGGINS Vice-Presi d ent CAno1.vN REID BETTY ANN SHARPTON JEAN SHARl l'0N 122 A. S. L. .gd K. First row: R. Haines, E. Webb, S. Fladger, R. Conliff, R. Daniel, B. Lee, D. Lee. Second row: C. Broom, J. Abbott, R. Youngblood, R. Walls, G. Kelley, B. Fladger, C. Harris, B. Owen, R. Skelton. Third row: J. Rutland. A. Foster, C. Foster, C. Reiley, D. Bridges, J. Lange, G. Verdl, H. Choyce, J. Ansley, T. Hay. Fourth row: B.DeFoor, R. Ansley, C. Foskey, T. Abernathy, J. Rudolph, P. Smith, SEDARMCDC B. Key. First row: B. Powell, B. Harrell, H. Murdaugh, B. Mlebb, H. Briscoe. Second row: K. Head, G. Sibley, J. Rutledge. B- lV0m3f-k, G- George, J. Youngblood, D. Rutledge, J. McArthur, P. Knox. Third row: B. Ivey, R. Couch, J. Franke, F. Peavy, T. Greene, L. Salter, B. Aiken, E. Xvilson, S. Harvill, B. Rollins, H. VVall. K.s. T. First row: G. Herrick, G. Hood, J. Fountain, G. Moncrief, M. XVallis. Second row: B. Cousins, Mr. Moncrief, Sponsorg J Patterson H. Arnold, T. Kennedy, D. keiser, P.. Bragg, E. Bothwell, B. Savage, YV. Gregory, E. Blanchard. Third row: D. Moss, M.. Schneider: A. Bullard, K. Forkner, B. Jetter. A. T. K. . ip . .... . .W . - -gf. . .... -fu.. -W-e ' 1 -. . - x .. . it ' ' 1 4 Sing rlcgy: P. Bradford: B. Kennedy, C. Spinks, B. Hazelrigs, J. Gregory. Second row:'C. Lirrdner, Vice President: J. Kennedy, President: 0 mg- VICE P1'CS1dGnl. H. Galley, Secretary-Treasurer. Thxrd row: J. Bird, J. Rodgers, B. Kalb, G. Whatley, M. Pettit, C. Goodson. 124' s T D BETA CHAPTER T l First row, loft to right: N. Erickson, L. Treadway, J. Crutchlield, L. Rimstidt, B. Mathews, M. Hersh .... Second row C. Smith, J. Davis, P. Moore, M. Zachary, S. Ritz, J. Sewell, YV. Parris ,... Third row: Mrs. Rimstidt. S. Allen, N. Pen nington, H. J. Stephenson, M. Zibell, M. Frizelle, H. Hildreth. B, Rauschenberg, Mis. Ritz. S T D GAMMA CHAPTER First row, left to right: M. Maund, M. Coulter, N. Heston, L. Daves, J. Rutland. Second row: L. White, M. Skelton, J. Fell, President, Kenton, Treasurer: C. George, Vice Presidcntg J. Reed, S. Xvilson. Third row: J. Cravey, K. Silver, G. Brown, H. Howell, Secretary, K. Patrick, L. Ward, L. Mfard. ' P. S. D. SIGMA CHAPTER First row: S. Bailey, R. Dashiells, J. Yerkes, J. Hanie, V. Gibson, B. Holt. Second row: J. Hoerner, P. Harris, J. Fowler. Third row: B. Mallory, B. Lockhart, C. Penn, G. Karnelt, R. Morrison, C. A. Rollins. SUB DEB CLUB First row: B. Gillespie, P. McKinney, P. Bobo. Second row: G. Greene, M. Hodges, P. Merritt, F. Hitchcock, P. Holcombe, K. Brandeau Third row: B. Burnett, J. Mixson, E. Merrill, N. Butcher, A. Query. Fourth row: E. Mundell, K. Wright, G. Cox, C. Blanchard, K Richards, Mrs. McKinney, Sponsor. Fifllz row: Mrs. Edwards, Sponsor, S. Lawson, S. Mathis, J. Maynard, L. 'Wilkw, L. Cole, M. Tur- ner, G. Daniel, G. Barksdale, C. Brown, A. A. Rayfield, J. Vifeeks. Edna's Beauty Shoppe MRS. EDNA WEST, Owner 121 East Court Square DE. 1967 NEWSDME BRGITHERS 308 West Ponce de Leon Avenue Phone CR. 3183 DECATUR, GEORGIA TEXACO PRODUCTS U. S. Tires :-: Willard Batteries PAUL AND TOMMY NEWSOME NASH RAMBLER DOWNING N ASH 4-86 W. Peachtree ATLANTA, GEORGIA SALES SERVICE BEN EFIELD REALTY C0 'A' Trinity Building DECATUR, GEORGIA AUSTIN WASlIMOBILE Fastest Car W ash in Dixrk: 506 E. Howard Ave. DECATUR, GEORGIA CR. 6688 VANDY'S Cleaners and Laundry COMPLETE CLEANING and LAUNDRY SERVICE 240 W. Ponce de Leon Ave. DE. 2516 il? Adair Realty 8: Loan Co. Healey Building WA. 0100 Q INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE LOANS il? RURALIST PRESS Fine Color Printing and Rotogra-vure 713 Glenn St., S. W. ATLANTA, GEORGIA Compliments of C Z, It omp zments o THE TOWN Il0USE Katherine E. Mann 540 N. McDonough St. ORDINARY, DEKALB COUNTY DECATUR, GEORGIA Bailey's Shoe Shop lIearn's Jewelry Company 14-2 Sycamore St. Diamonds - Watches - China DECATUR, GEORGIA 131 Sycamore St. CR. 5133 THE VARSITY Our Small Variety Insurers Freshness 61 North Ave. ATHENS ATLANTA 128 from seventeen to seventy Some basic things never change, whether you're young, middle-age or old . . . things like a friendly smile, an inquiring mind, and innate good taste. These things remain with you through the years. Miller's X ow an institution in Decatur, Buckhead and Atlanta, have remained with you through the years, also . . . ready to satisfy your tastes and needs that do change. So whatever you want, whether youlre seventeen, seventy, or somewhere in between, you can get it at 0 Boox an ILERS T Exlubt-:hui IBB' co, l I3 Clairmont Avenue - Decatur Also in Atlanta and Buckhead FOR UNUSUAL RECORDS WORDS 8: MUSIC 1140 Peachtree St., N. E. ATLANTA L. D. Adams and Sons, Inc. 125-129 E. Court Square DECATUR, GEORGIA Compliments of Shield's Poultry 8: Produce Compliments of CUWAN 8: MAHUNE MANAGERS 141 SYCHTUOTG St- Managing General Agents DE. 8167 INSURANCE 83 Walton St. DECATUR CEORGYA ATLANTA, GEORGIA DeKalb Supply Company, Inc. Lumber, Millwork and Building Material Paint, Varnish and Enamel P. 0. Box 178 -:- DEarborn 3326 DECATUR, GEORGIA BATHS SHOES SHINED Panter9s Barber Shop 544 N. McDonough Street DECATUR, GEORGIA Sanitary Shop With Sanitary Service DeKALB MOT0ll COMPANY CHRYSLER . PLYMOUTH Sales and Service 303 Atlanta Ave. CR. 3816-7 COSTA'S PHARMACY DeKalb New Era Phone EV. 1741-2 128 Atlanta Ave. Twin Oaks Shopping Center DECATUR, Gsoacn DECATUR, GEORGIA Compliments of Compliments of Foremost Dairies, Inc. 2711 Piedmont Road Decatur Civic Chorus CH' 9431 MRS. DALE CLARK, Director MILK AND ICE CREAM MRS. L. C. SHARP, Accompanist COMPLIMENTS OF FAIRVIEW FLOWER SIIOP 30 Church Street DECATUR, GEORGIA 130 EVERY Coon WISH 4 Compliments of REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 2016 Ponce de Leon Ave., N. E. Co' Ev. 1736 4 , Real Estate - Rentals - Insurance W here Your Patronage Is Appreciatedv , Wheat Williams Realty Co. Azaleas - Camellxas - Rose Bushes - Holland Bulbs Flower, Garden, Field Seeds REALTORS Perennial Plants 119 E. Ponce de Leon Ave. DEarborn 3737 - EVergreen 5911 302 E. Howard Street Decatur, Ga. CR. 2606 Decatur, Ga NELIPS LADIES' APPAREL Junior Dresses by: GAY GIBSON, NAT LYNN, JANET LEIGH, AND JERRY GILDEN For the Tall Girls: DRESSES BY TERRY HALL, ' Regular and Half Sizes by: GEORGIANNA AND HOPE REID Coats and Suits by: MARY LANE Sports Wear by: COLLEGE TOWN, ALGENE, AND LAMPYL Lingerie by: MUNSINGWEAR AND PANDORA Blouses by: BLOUSEMAKER FORMALS AND ACCESSORIES FOR EVENING WEAR HOSIERY, GLOVES, SCARVES, AND TIES ASSORTED COSTUME JEWELRY 131 Congrafufafiona fo flw 56INDECATUR,STAFF YOUR,STUDENT COUNCIL 1956 I W Compliments of RUTLAN D ENTERPRISES DECATUR, GEORGIA MAUD BAKER Compliments FLoWEn snorms of 252 W. Ponce de Leon Ave. A Deliveries Throughout Atlanta CR. 3818 B. F. Pick-up and Delivery Service CR. 5530 140 Clairmont Ave. Warren Cleaners DECATUR -:- CR. 1785 Q Laundry First in Rubber - First in Tubelessv 653 East Lake Dr. - Decatur, Ga. TIMDTIIY MeCARTlIY CONSTRUCTION CIIMPAN Y CONTRACTORS i' ENGINEERS 3179 Maple Dr., N. E. ATLANTA, GA. 133 CASHMERES . . . Soft and Fluffy . . Cain and Co. Interiors MARGUERITE SMITIPS Radiant Dry Cleaning JIMMIE LEE CAIN EV. 4485 24-8 W. Ponce de Leon Ave. 134- Sycamore St. DECATUR, GEORGIA DECATUR, GEORGIA CR. 2565 BEST WISHES CALLAWAY MOTOBS, INC. i' OLDSMOBILE Authorized SALES - SERVICE - PARTS if 231 West Ponce de Leon Avenue DECATUR, GEORGIA DE. 4436 EV. 3673 EV.'iI'i674 Complimfww vf City Court of Decatur Gordon-Crowe Co. h , Plumbing, Heating and Air Conditioning A H. o. HUBERT, JR. - Judge DECATUR, GEORGIA A RICHARD BELL - Solicitor w 134 ' 1 Gngrafnfafiond fo me Cfaw of 256 Dr's. Shinall, Heard and Cunn'n QI'l'Ll96I'lflf0l'Lf5 of CONSOLIDATED OUARRIES CORP. Decatur, Georgia Mau OUTHERN BELL TELEPH NE GR WW ffiax fZW'!'Mm ww WW QMM C. J. LYON H. T. LYON LYON FURNITURE CUMPANY 140 W. Court Square DECATUR, GEORGIA THANK YOU NOTES - - We wish to express our sincere gratitude and appreciation to - - MR. AND MRS. JOHN NORTH for the use of their home in making the Superlative pictures. MRS. WILLIAM A. CALDER for taking many of the photographs MRS. JOSEPH FRIERSON AND MRS. OTIS JONES for mimeo- graphs and faculty information. LOYE GREENAWAY for assisting in the copy work. THE ENTIRE FACULTY for their co-operation during the year. Compliments of PLAN TATION CAFETERIA 211 East Ponce de Leon Ave. DECATUR, GEORGIA 137 QI'l'Ll0AI'l'L8l'Lf5 of RUTLAND CONTRACTING COMPANY DRIVE IN SERVICE Cash and Carry Discount A Morgan Cleaners anld Laundry Decatufs Finest Cleaning and Laundry Service Finest Instead of First 200 Atlanta Ave. 2507 N. Decatur Rd. 4053 Peachtree Rd CR. 1731 CR. 0111 CR. 0076 Mc:DougalcI-Warren, Inc. Asphalt and Ready Mixed Concrete 'A' ROADS - STREETS - DRIVEWAYS PARKING AREAS i' AT. 7593 DECATUR HIGH SERVES . . . wlLs0N DAIRY PRODUCTS 307 Chureh St. -:f 657 East Lake Dr. 2552 N. Decatur Plaza DECATUR, GEORGIA 139 TATUM9S PHARMACY On, The Square 113 East Court Square DECATUR, GEORGIA DE. 2552 THE FAMILY SHOP PARRIS 8: SON N. Decatur Shopping Center INSURANCE - BONDS The Latest in Wear DECATUR, GEORGIA Q F or People Who Care EV. 364-1 School Supplies Oliice Equipment DeKalb ECATUR SECBETARIAL 0ffiee Equipment Co. SERVICE 232 Atlanta Avenue : Qinfrfefing Service Bl ln EV- 3661 0 Mimeoiraphing 9 Notary Public Royal Typewriters - Adding Machines ' Public Stenographer Repairs Rentals 0 Term Papers - Theses Typing 215 Atlanta Ave. Decatur, Ga. THE M0DERN PRESS East Lake Pharmacy 225 N. McDonough St. East Lake Drive DE. 332.7 DECATUR, GEORGIA DECATUR, GEORGIA MUSIC -- MUSIC - MUSIC PHONOGRAPH RECORDS All Speeds SERVICES - :- CAS - :- OIL RADIOS - TELEVISION Clark Eqlliplllellt C0. AIR CONDITIONING 111 Sycamore St. Decatur,.Ga. Aire-Flo Heating Co. 4- Pine Street Compliments AVHONDALE ESTATES, GEORGIA Of DE. 8230 R. L. MATIIIS DAIRY AGAIN IN ,56 CONGRATULATIONS ips to the Willie's'9 Barber Shop 1956 Indecatur E. College Ave. A 141 Personality Singing -:- Popular Piano Music Compliments of Catherine Boswell Studios 3155 Roswell Rd., N. E. ELLINGTON'S GRBCEBY EX. 5259 STUBE Glenwood Hills Fox Theatre Bldg. Complimnem C. J. Bunce Service Statlon GULF PRODUCTS 01' YOUR CONGRI-:SSMAN JAMES C. DAVIS Tires - Batteries - Accessories Road Service College Avenue and South McDonough St. DECATUR, GEORGIA Compliments Of Superior Trucking Co. 520 Bedford Pl., N. E. ATLANTA, GEORGIA Compliments Of Johnson Ford Sales Co. Your Friendly Ford Dealer On. the Square DECATUR, GEORGIA O Brown Grocery Co. 716 W. College Ave. O DECATUR, GEORGIA Day-EV. 7911 , Night-CR. 4-736 LANE'S CABINET SHOP 222 E. Howard Ave. DECATUR, GEORGIA LANE EDWARDS, Owner Compliments Compliments of of Wm. Schley Howard, Jr. W. E. Zachary and and Chas. H. Hyatt John C. Hunter Eastwood Compfilmems nardwag-:I all Building Tim PP y CAMPUS GRILL 3898 Glenwood Road 106 1NIcD0n0ugh St, DECATUR, Gnoncm At Glenco EV. 5654- DE. 9283 SCOTTD'ALE MILLS SAIrESBO0M EV. 1721 SEE OUR NEW TUMBLEWEED FABRIC SOLID COLORS - PRINTS E-Z Panel Trims Crease-Resistant, Preshrunk, and Fast Colors DRAPERY and SLIPCOVER MATERIALS Pebble-Cloth Monks-Cloth Osnaburg Corduroys Roadtex Colors and Natural WE WELCOME A VISIT TO OUR SALESROOM 143 Compliments W. W. BOYETTE, Agent STANDARD 0IL C0. DECATUR, GEORGIA Smith Radio of and Television Service 534 N. McDonough St. DECATUR, GEORGIA DE. 2767 HENSLEIPS DRIVE IN THE DECATUR NEWS BAR-B-Q CHICKEN AND SHRIMP IN-THE-BASKET COMMERCIAL PRINTING Take Home Baskets .Telephone your Order- Publication Work Be Ready Upon A rrivaf' Q EV. 2011 EV. 1141 22 Avondale Rd. EV. 9133 ll. E. Shaw, Contractor RADIO CABS Forget Traflic Worries . SWIMMING' POOLS TAKE A TAXI Decatur Co-011 Cabs INDUSTRIAL IMPROVEMENTS 244 Hour Service - Passengers Insured TRIPS ANYWHERE CR- 9654 CR. 3866-7 CR. 1701 AGNES SCDTT CDLLEGE 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. 'Ir al' For information consult the Director of Admissions - - Decatur, Georgia 144 yr -. 1 Af TW fs !! - 1 ' 7 A-WK i A is w ' f A, . , 1: Sf 5 Q. , . :uf , v ' w .,., Q If-f Compliments of MARIIDN F. KELLEY PHOTOGRAPHER RITZ 0LDSMOBILE, INC. Authorized Oldsmobile Dealer Sales and Service 308 W. Washington s PO. 6-2771 EAST POINT, GEORGIA Candler Jones Motors DODGE - PLYMOUTH DEALERS Sales and Service 125 W. Ponce de Leon Avenue DECATUR, GEORGIA BEST WISHESQ Decatur-DeKalb Library Regional Service ROCK DALE AND NEWTON COUNTIES Hudgins 8: Company, Inc. J. H. HUDGINS WE WRECK ANYTHING FROM A SMALL DWELLING TO AN ARMY CAMP All Types of Building Material for Sale at Our Yard Office Located at 642 North Ave., N. W. CYpress 2791 Business Office 353W Luckie St., N. W. CYpress 5003 Bulldozers and Front End Loaders Rented WEEM'S DINING RO0M ELK'S CLUB DECATUR, GEORGIA Open to Public Seven Days a Week Except Friday Evenings BEST ROLLS IN THE SOUTH JUST INsURANcEf' Plant 8: Stevenson 227 N. McDonough St. DECATUR, GEORGIA TED LEVY Expect Something Special from a Special List Everything Thafs New in YOUNG MEN'S CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS 526 N. McDonough street Com.plimen.ts O! Willialn C. Merritt 125 W. Ponce de Leon Ave. DECATUR, GEORGIA C0mPli 1CWS THE NEWEST WAY T0 GIVE of YOURSELFA TREAT, cnoYcE nAnowAnE co. WAFFLE II o U S E EAST ATLANTA Compliments Of Robinson Spring Co. 229 Walker St., S. W. ATLANTA, GEORGIA OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY 793 E. COLLEGE AVENUE BETWEEN DECATUR AND AVONDALE PHONE EV. 5295 DAVIIPS W0-MAN'S APPAREL FIDRKNER REALTY C0. 33 Avondale Plaza 538 N. McDonough St. DECATUR, GEORGIA REALTORS All Types of Insurance Jenkins Cycle 8: Mower Co. Avondale Estates, Ga. DE. 2534- 4:08 Church Street DECATUR, GEoRcxA Telephone DEarborn 1761 SPALDING REACH WRIGHT DITSON DeKALB SPIDRTING GO0DS Louis VAN HOUTEN 2505 N. Decatur Road DECATUR, GEORGIA CR. 0221 IT'S A REAL PLEASURE' TO SHOP AND SAVE AT P E N N E Y ' S J. C. PENNEY CO., INC. DECATUR, GEORGIA Compliments , of L. W. MIIBRIS C0. 113 Trinity Place DECATUR, GEORGIA 148 N E W S 0 M E ' S SHOES FOR THE FAMILY 117 Clairmont Ave. EV. 1411 Decatur Compliments of s0UTnE11N cHEvnoLET, INC. Y our Dependable Chevrolet ' Dealer 243 West Ponce de Leon Avenue DECATUR, GEORGIA NORTIl DECATUR PHARMACY M. J. BERMAN PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY The Best in Drugs For Quick Delivery Call DE. 2537 2488 N. Decatur Road DECATUR, GEORGIA Compliments Of A FRIEND DE. 1735 Instructions by Appointment Oils - China - Water Colors JANE H Your Pure Oil Dealer Hand Painted China, 138 W. Ponce de Leon Ave. Oils, Water Colors, Studio- Specialties, Supplies, 3148 Lawrenceville Rd. Decatur, Ca. CR, 9765 White China Decatur, Georgia SHARIAN, INC. STACY'S PHARMACY 1 fSTACY JONESJ RUG CLEANING 3038 N. Decatur Road CR' 6488 DE. 5747 JIM LEATHERS, J R. Real Estate Sales T H 0 M A S Leathers YOUR HAIRDRESSER 'Realty Corporatlon Twin Oaks Plaza 125 W. Ponce de Leon Ave. EV. 3232 DE. 5508 CR. 3315 ALTERA'r1oNs Full Dress and Tuxedos Rented Compliments Clothes Tailored For You 01' ll A Y 9 S 5 Tailors - Cleaners Rghgrt K, Brgqmg ' MEN'S WEAR ' SHERIFF DE. 2366 137 Atlanta Ave. DECATUR, GEORGIA Compliments ' C omplimenls I of of Sherwin Williams Co. A Ponce de LBOII DECATUR, GEORGIA 150 1 COME TO SUNDAY ATTEND YOUR YOUNG SCHOOL PEOPLE'S SERVICES WORSHIP GOD WITH US ,wr to ' Sv, -' I, U. . - 5.36-4'-'.Dw.' 43I . 'ft 5 ,fw fr gqfg. -. -'M JI 'M-xv' - J,.'?u5,. ,, , Jr kiwi, ua., F? J S wi?-'KIYQ' .J w..-'iw' .-'fic '. . 1' 'W+g'M'rI' XL 9 'HPS-' . .. Mgr, Qt p . 'aw' wgw ,- -' +9- .ki ' .. 1, sv, I 's s4?m-1 -- -- f,- ,-wi e1w:'. Q'H,,frf51:q5: ' 1' ' f:e'-- we ffm. 59 ' ' ,L ,. gfM?IH3 .4 , Sf?-I' S P 'EW Q- I ' .T 3:1 1:5 ,dj wt, -I . ' . gf -. .':',.,5L. ,X- ,-ssagk'Hg:f1-wwf-or 15- -. . Mata we- . ' R 1 'ie MM I ' Y eng: - .vw ,- N' ,f - ..,1ff,gf- fl .I ,Q .5 'A 'N-ia' F'-.r-'J,J -ll 'GFI' -'Semiii My 'ite' .'iL'.fR I -I. i'?fi4': .v iii?-if FI '51 Jr-I-' -1- --1 gkiggtga as- . ,Q-,,7,s I ., Neff. ,p w I! if T' V' 1' i' xfajif' YOUR CHURCHES ARE YOUR GREATEST HERITAGE The future rests on the youth of today. What you are to be you are becoming. The Church can help you be your best self. Space contributed by DECATUR FIRST METHODIST DECATUR FIRST BAPTIST DECATUR FIRST PRESBYTERIAN DECATUR FIRST CHRISTIAN v 151 f N A 5,1 ' 'YS ,S , Q ., V 'Xa- A vvif':f ii 5. if- 'xfR'5 Fi '53 rx ' v M.. John H. Akins Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Blount Mr Mr. Mr M r Mr Mr. Mr. Mr. Robert Ansley V. M. Barrett and Mrs. David Blue and Mrs and Mrs. . and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs. bell and Mrs L. J. Carter Glenn Brooks, Jr. Stanley W. Brown E. L. Burke Chas. G. Butler . John B. Calhoun Henry G. Camp- I. W. Carmack Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Coffey Mr. and Mrs. William C. Coles Mrs. W. R. Craig, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Dashiell Clyde Davidson Mrs. Harold Deaton Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs. . H. E. Echols . J. M. Edwards Paul Erickson . Donald Fisher . Bartow B. Fladger H. S. Fowler GUR PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Futral W. J. Frierson Marcus D. Googer Mr. and Mrs. Van Greene Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Hancock Mr. and Mrs. Everett C. Harper Mr. and Mrs. William W. Harris, Jr. Mrs. H. Gordon Hersh Mr. and Mrs. Raiford Hodges Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hoerner Mr. and Mrs. Sam L. Holcombe Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Ivey G. W. Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Jones Joe R. Jones Mr and Mrs Glenn G. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Moore Mr. and Mrs. John W. North Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Partee Mr. and Mrs H. S. Pate, Jr. Mr. and Mrs C. David Pelton Mr. and Mrs. Clay W. Penick, Jr Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Perkins Mrs. Clayton Mr. and Mrs Perry . Winslow E. Pike Mr. and Mrs Roy W. Reach Mr and Mrs. C. E. Reiley Mr and Mrs. John H. Rochelle Mr. and Mrs Guy Rutland, Jr. Mr and Mrs K. M. Searl Mr. and Mrs H. E. Shaw Mr. and Mrs. George R. Karnett Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Kegley Mrs. Grace Kehr Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Kenton Mr. and Mrs..R. A. King Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Lounsbury Mr. and Mrs. George O. Luther A. L. McCammon Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Merrell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Meyer 153 Miss Rozelle Shirley Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Smith Mr. and Mrs. J. W. C. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Edward Strange Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Streater Rev. Hubert V. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Treadaway Mrs. D. L. Wages Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Watson A Mark of QUALITY FO0DS CULUNIM STURES Monte Carlo Motel 825 South Atlantic Ave. DAYTONA BEACH, FLA. On the Ocean, 38 Units IOOW Air Conditioned Apartments and Rooms Electric Kitchens, Tile Baths, Swimming Pool Radios. and TV in Lobby MR. AND Mas. ROBERT M. RIOORE, Owners MIM AND WARREN LEAR, Resident Managers Phone CLinton 2-5333 UNDERWRITERS DISTRIBUTORS MUNICIPAL BONDS WATER REVENUE CERTIFICATES CORPORATE SECURITIES BYRON BRINDKE 8: C0. Citizens 81 Southern Natl. Bank Bldg. ATLANTA 3. GA. Whitehead Electric Co. if 'A' ir ENGINEERS - CONTRACTORS ik 'A' 'A' 62 Techwood Dr., N. W. ATLANTA 3, GA. for fine photography Weddingn Commercial Poffmim I6 mm motion loictareaf 14oIa7el-tiafing I ee Studim l00l YZ Highland Noe., 712, dtlantaa ga. 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