Decatur High School - Indecatur Yearbook (Decatur, GA)
- Class of 1957
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A, H l Bulldogs ul' thc Court rc-rcive the trophy alter becoming State .AA Champs. 2'f.g.i 4 Marionetlcs in stunt night have thcir makevup applied lm' the lJC'l'liUl'Ul1lllC'C. Sfhool spirit reziclies za mrw height :is victorious Decatur Bulldogs c-zlrry Mr. Renlroc oil' the held. lzwiggsss- 5 1 k9,..fm M . -ga , ig: - xx LL,g g V. K X w ig - ' ' ,Fin if uk ,.., A. Q-W K a 'E Wim zz 7 Q an 1 s Q., e,,. Q, 1 X4 CONTENTS FACULTY . CLASSES ..... ORGANIZATIONS . . ATHLETICS . . MILITARY . . . FEATURES ...... ADVERTISEMENTS . . 6-11 12-57 58-83 84-99 100-107 108-117 118-149 H:'5 l'5g51 I Cru 31, I- -Qs' All X ' N f' 9 f ff' ,Q?Qd 'p- 4' pv- I 5 , n:,',fu W , V 1 jd' ' .J 559' if ,O-n Y .I M ,f Iws:':',,.o':..,,, .fee I ,lm-W , .-an 1 f- rr f 1-ff n 6' '-if y. W 'Q, f if 'nv - Q is i w ,maya 1 Q, , . ZT: 1 ' P I gg X R is!!! Ei a x fs. 5 3- fv Q? ' ixfrfp' 1, 'X-5s C p. A w QF W. 411 W -I -if ,J 'Zi - Ll Q 537 I i 11' f c il' 1. f ,wi Q 3571 K, . ' 'N 1 4 R5 . 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Oglethorpe l'niv.: Cen. Math, Algebra: Youth for Christ Club. HAROLD BASKIN, M.A. Peabody College: Bookkeeping, Olhce Prac- tice: Movie Club. MRS. BRl'CE BLAKE, B.S. Jacksonville Teachers College, M.A. Peabody College: English I and II, Human Biology: Future Nurses Club. MISS ANN BOITER, BS. l'niv. of Ceorgia: Physical Education: Health Council. MRS. HAR- VEY BROVVN, A.B. Mississippi State Col- lege for Women: English I: jr. Beta Club. MRS. T. C. BROXVN, A.B. Mississippi State College for Wotnen: Latin: Latin Club. LEX BIICHANNAN, A.B. Univ. of Ceorgia: Plane Ceonietry: jr. and Sr. Beta Club, Advisor Senior Class. MRS. JAMES BLRCOYNE, B.S. Georgia State College for XVomen: Algebra: Health Council. MRS. XVILLIAM CALDER, B.S. Ogle- thorpe l'niv.: Art: Art Club. MRS. DALE CLARK, B.F.A. llniv. of Oklahoma: Choral Director. MRS. REYNOLDS CLARK, Bes- sie Tift College. Stetson llniv.: Juilliard: Director. Band and Orchestra. MISS LOl'lS COOK, A.Il., Wesleyan College: Latin, .AIIICIRIFZIII History: Latin Club. MRS. RALPH DAVIS, A.li. Queens Col- lege: Eighth Grade English, History: Spot- lighters. MRS. ETHEI. DEADWYLER, A.B. Shorter College: English: 'I'ri-Hi-Y Club. MRS. C. WV. DIECKMANN, A.B. Agnes Scott College: English: Ifiltn Co- ordinator. CLYDE W. EIIRHARDT, B.S. l'niv. of Ceorgia, M.A. Peabody College: Math.: lfootball Coach. Head Track Coach. MRS. Al'S'l'IN FLANDERS, A.B., M.A., Wesleyan Conservatory, Mercer Univ., l'nix'. of Virginia: English. MRS, CLIVE l OLCliR, B.S.H.l-I., M.Ed. llniv. of Geor- gia: Home Economics: l .H.A., 'I'ourist Club. M ,-' SCT. JOHN CILVIN, Military Instructor, Rille learn. MJSCT. -IOHN F. COINS. Military Instructor, Rifle Team. K a s i 'B cpl -f-'gg Miss Anil Boiler Marion Anderson Harold Baskin Mrs. Bruce Blake Mrs. james Burgoyne Mrs. Harvey Brown Mrs. T. G. Brown Lex Buchanan K . Y Q' ln - ' ' itil Mrs. IYilliam Calder Mrs. Dale Clark Mrs. Reynolds Clark Miss Louise Cook fix Set. Clyde W. Ehrhardt Mrs. Ralph Davis Mrs. Ethel Deadw 'ler Mrs. C. W. Dieektnann l Coach Elirliardt, Mr. Purcell, and Mr. Fisher are discussing school routine. gn iim T1 Fx O - .dy . a 6 Mrs. Austin F. Flanders M1-5, Clivg Folger . ,-ZZ I MjSgt. john Gilvin MjSgt. john If. Coins Nlls. Williznu II. Crcen Charles W. Ha f 7?:f 'f . . 4 A K' .ir is-V Q- Qs. A fx X ' P' 5' 94 f ' ,R . X , Mrs. fl2ll'l' Ii. Johnston Frank Jones C. D. Lee Miss Ann Lewis Miss Frances Lovingood Jcssc C. Mathews Mrs, Erwin E. Mapp Miss Gwen Miles Teacl NWN Miss Ann Harper Miss Sarah Louise Head 'x .bt xv .ri W lx f Mike Kelley 4 - gi' i i ,, . I v ,iis , ' fl- Y . 1 si 1 James Lowery Captain David Moore .. , ,I . IQSQI s ' as A P' 15+ 10 FACULTY MRS. VVILLIAM H. GREEN, B.A. North Georgia College: Eighth Grade Math., Sci- ence: Red Cross Co11ncil. CHARLES W HALL, B.S. Appalachian State Teachers College, graduate work Peabodv College: American History, International Relations: Football Coach, Head Boys' Basketball Coach. MISS ANN HARPER, A.B. I'niv. of SOlllll Carolina: English, World His- tory. MISS SARAH LOUISIC HEAD, B.S. Georgia State College for Women, M.A. Auburn Univ.: Shorthand, Typing: F. B. L. A. MRS. CARR E. JOH VSTON, XB. Univ. of Georgia: English, Business Eng- lish: F. T. A. FRANK JONES, .X.B., M.A. U11iv. of North Carolina Athletic Director: Head Football .md Bas:-ball Coach. MRS. PAUL B. KEH R, LB., M.A. U11iv. of Indiana: English: F. T, A. MIKE KELLEY, M.A. ED., Univ. of Kentucky: Civics, lvorld History: Eighth Grade Foot- ball. G. D. LEE JR., B.S. l'ni1. of lla- bama: Physics, Gen. Science: Football and Track Coach. MISS ANN LEWIS, LB. Xvinthrop College: English: SCRIIZBIER. MISS FRANCES LOVINGOOD, B.S., NLS. I'niv. of Tennessee: Civics, World History: Y-Teens. JAMES I.0XN'ER'1', B.S. East Tennessee State: Science, History Physical Education: Baseball: Hi-Y. MRS. ERXVIN E. MAPP, M.A. Peabody College: Co- Librarian: Library Club. JESSII C. MATHEWVS, attended Tennessee 'Iech, Treuecca College: Civics, Vocational Guida ance. MISS GWVEN MILES. AB. Bessie Tift College: Eighth C-radv Math. and Science: Y-Teens. CAPTAIN DAVID MOORE, A.B. Univ. of Alabama: P.NI.S. 8: T. Coach Jones gives Mr. Renfroo the footl a victorious game. FACULTY THOMAS MORGAN, M.Ed. llniv. of Georgiag Gen. Science, Biology, Radio and Electricity: Debating 'I'eain. MISS EMILY NORTON, A.B. Wesleyan College: Atneri- can Govt., Ifantily Relations, Indecaltlr. MRS. W. N. ORMSTON, B.S., M.S. Au- burn l'niv.g Chetnistry, Physics: Science Club. ABI-Q PALMER, MA. Peabody Col- lege: .-Xnterican Historyg Girls Basketball 'I'eatn, Football, 'I'.N.'I'. Council. HOW- ARD I'll'GIiNI'1 I'HII.l.II'S, B.PIl., M.Ed. Iintory l'niv.g Eighth Grade Math., His- tory. BIl.I. I'OWEI.I., B.S. IVestern Caro- lina College: Industrial Arts. MRS. E. J. Ql'IIiRY, B.S.Iid, Georgia State College for Women: Co-Librarian: I,ibrary Club. MISS ROlI'1l.l.Ii SHIRLICY, A.B. Atlanta Divi- sion of I'niv. of Georgia: Algebra, Business .'xI'lIllIll1'IIl'Q Student Council, B. SO- JOl'RNIiR, A.B., MA. Vanderbilt Univ.: French, Iiconotnics and Sociology: French Club, MISS BI-1'I I'Y S'I'IiX'VAR'I', B.S.H.E. Georgia Stale College for Nlotneng Home I-lconotnicsg ImIf'culur. MISS IDA STORY, B.,-X. l'nir. ol' Richmond: Spanishg Span- ish Club. MRS. JACK SYI.VIiS'I'IiR, A.B. Agnes Scott Collegeg Eighth Grade English, Science: Red Cross. MRS. JOSEPH HENRY 'I'Il.ClIMAN, ILS., lfurtnan l'niv., M.S. l'nix. of Iennesseeg Cafeteria Super- visor. JOHN VARNER, BS., M.A., Cletn- son College, Peabody College: Mechanical Drawing, D.C.'li. AVBREY YYHIQLCHEL, l'niv. of Georgia, Iitnory-at-Oxford, Alge- bra: Baseball Coach. MRS. SALESKA XYICIINIAN, l'niversity of Illinois: Bi- ology: Senior Beta Clttb. 'Thomas Murggm Miss Emily Norton Mrs. W. N. Ortnston H- Eugene Philips Bill Powell Mrs. E. J. Quiery 4 . ,-1 . f l ' Q it . sfX I te a ia J. B. Sojourner Miss Betty Stewart Abe Paltner . 'V at K .. U t I- XIII . P . I x was . Miss Rozelle Shirley 9' 1 HW! C7 Miss Ida Story Mrs. Jack Sylvester Mrs. Joseph I-I. Tilghman John Varner Aubrey Whelchel Mrs. Saleska Wichtnann Miss Norton and Capt. Moore help take annual pict u res. Some of our teachers prepare to begin another day. XAN -K5 1'-f 1'2 5.1.5 52: Z? E'E.'B'L'E Ei ...... kk ... ., iff -N I7 l l ,1....--..- 111-C EE! -U--1-gr -. 1 '- an l F 1 K il 0, 2 T xl-'S My 1 . .f f,.,.,1 I 'f' , wi 's, 1 ix l x . ,I Q ' 1 Q vu ' A 4 .-M -f . Q . 1.1. M ' ' ' 1 4' im N' ,x i 5 mx 5 4 E .xii 9 ' O 'H-N Q , TF 2 ,f 's 5 s - feg 1 ' s 1 X- ' A Q 9 ,N ,iw K A , 3' N1 A i d -Q N f 1 f -F-f I ' I 1 1 S 7,8 4 , Q Eg g Marxist, V Vxm, . -Sefiifi' t ilt SPCJRTSMANSHIP-EUMINE Bo1'Hwm.i, and PAT MEYER Q Q tif? ' iii? SCHOLARSHIP-Al.I.EN Cfxnom and JUDY CLARK l f W e fi., - , I 14- INDECATUR Each year the I miecatur staff selects a group of seniors who, they feel, should be recognized for their particular services. Nominees are sent from the staff to a faculty committee TALENT-Boom' Roos mid lVfARYI,YN Zmnu CREATIVENESS-PAT PHARR and .IULII-1 SHUMATF it SELECTS which approves the list and makes additions. Hlndecatur Selects has become an honor for the students and is looked forward to by the entire school. Sl'1RVlC2lC 'l'O SCIHJOI.-N1-wRm'N 'IKURNFR um! Dow P.1x'rrlQRsoN l.EADERSHIPgllim DAVIS and Roi l'l.A.uml,xN -l-,- A, I A A w465 9 i f Q ,. , ,dl ZA W .1 tl ,I . gt , as I . , ,,, s i wx IIIIPT'-'f ' . dxf- - ' ' l 9 ' Qfu. .rf 'ff' A Q K T951 fiat ' -Q' ' QD -,, ,. 32 1, ww W i PERSC7NAI,I'I'Y-Sf:o1 r S'rEvENsoN and CAROL ANN SMITH 72 3: :ws ff I viii ,- . U- 1. 25 'Ng 7' A 'J bl SCHOOL Sl'IRI'l'-I.1Nlm VIVRITADW.-KY and l'lkl DDY Pmvv 3 ix , K -ala iyi .V . Qifiyaf- I 1 1 l in I1-Il .I 15 GAIL BARKSDALE JAMES BARRETT JOYCE BICCUM Mixed Chorus 13 Latin Club 1, 23 Sergeants' Club 33 Pep Club 33 Sci- Band 1, 23 Orchestra 23 Glee Club l, Mlelcoming Committee 2, 33 Pan- ence Club 43 Lab Assistant 43 Beta 43 Tri-Hi-Y 2, Treas. 3, 43 Red Cross American Student Forum 33 Pep Club 3,4- Council 4- Club 33 F.H.A. 43 Scribbler Home- room Rep. 3, 43 Spanish Club 3, 43 F.T.A. 43 Office Worker 43 Beta Club 43 N.H.S. 3, 4. SENIORS ik BECKY BLANKENSHIP BETSY BOH ROSEMARY BOLAND Transferred from Murphy High, At- Transferred from Birmingham, Ala- Red Cross Council l, 2, 33 Pan-Amer- lanta, Georgia 23 Pep Club 33 Health bama 13 Y-Teens 13 Latin Club 1, 23 ican Student Forum 2, 33 Spanish Council 3, 43 Office Worker 43 Senior Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, V. Pres. 43 F.B.L.A. 33 Club 2, 33 Pep Club 33 Health Coun- Usher 43 Future Nurses Club 4, Band 2, 3, 4. ci143 F.T.A. 4. Treas. 4. SUE BOREN Glee Club 13 Tourist Club 23 Spanish Forum 33 Office Nvorker 33 Pep Club 33 F.T.A. 3, 43 Beta Club 3, 43 N.H.S. 3, 4g Indecatur Staff, Literary Editor 43 Indecatur Horneroom Rep. 4. EUGENE BOTHWELL Basketball, B Team l, 23 Varsity Basketball 3, 43 Co-Captain 4g Latin Club 1,21 Sergeants' Club 33 Officers' Club 43 Sec.-Treas. 43 Key Club 3, Treas. 43 Pan-American Student Forum 33 Spanish Club 43 Indecatur Staff 3, Military Editor 43 Indecatur Selects 4. 18 JANNELL BOWEN Spanish Club 23 Pep Club 33 Art Club 33 D.C.T. 43 Office Worker 43 F.H.A. 4. JUDY BOWERS Glee Club, President, Sextet 13 Scrib- bler Homeroom Rep. 23 Indecatur Homeroom Rep. 33 Spanish Club 2, 33 Pan-American Student Forum 33 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Welcoming Committee 3, 43 Ensemble 3, 4. PAUL BRADFORD SELECTS which approves the list and makes additions. Ulndecatur Selects has become an honor for the students and is looked forward to by the entire school. SICRVICLIC T0 SCIllO0l.-Mwkrrw 'VURNFR nml D IN I xlllksov Ill-jMy1qR5H1l'-jm,y Dxqvyg ,md llgy 1A1ARm,AN SCHOOL Sl IRI! Ixwx lnmom xx und lmnm lrxvx 'hx :tif 'lam NI X'l'lIl'WS JANE SFwEr.I, X3 l'illl,XlllfI'll lXll YDI'l.l. DON KICISFR SENIORS WERE CREDITED WITH MANY NFIRSTSH The Class of '57, Decatur's hist completely co-educational class, looked back on the finest year it had had. After winning second place in Stunt Night for two years, hrst place was cap tured by the Seniors. This was a great year lor sports because we were the 4 AAA South Cham pious in football. The seniors on the basl- etball team helped us to win the State AAA Champion ship beside other places of distinclior in basket ball. The top scorer in AAA bask'-tball w is one ol our seniors, Don Keiser. To tcp our year of distinctions, Miss DeKalb Countf' was chosen from our class. She was Mary Ann Swan. This was our exciting year and a year ol h1sts! OFFICERS TROY lX'lATHEXVS ........ PJ'6.SZ.dC,'1l' JANE SEXVELL . . , . l'1'rf-Pres1'rIc'it ELIZABETH AIUNDELL . . , Sfcrelaiy Dow KEISER , . . . Ti'ensmv2r The Class ol' '57 captures Stunt Night Trophy with a lnarionctle skit. .-f QAf s SENIORS FLOYD ADAMS of ez. SIDNEY ALLEN Transferred from Rome, Georgia 3: Spanish Club 2: Tourist Club 3: Pep Science Club 43 Band 3, 4: junior Club 3: Indecatur Ad Stalf 3: Office Achievement 4. Worker 3, 4: F.H.A. 4. CLIFFORD ANDERSON Baseball, B Team 1: Varsity Bas- ketball Manager 2, 3: Varsity Base- ball 2, 3, 4: Lunchroom Club 3, 4: junior Civitan 3, 4: D Club 3, 4. DAVE ANDERSON Transferred from Richmond, Vir- ginia 33 Spanish Club 3: Pep Club 3: Pan-American Student Forum 3: Sci- ence Club 3, 4: Lab Assistant 3, 45 Beta Club 4. SONJA ANDERSON F.H.A. 2, 4: Lunchroom Worker 3: Pep Club 3: F.B.L.A. 4: Tri-Hi-Y 4: Oflice Worker 4. ROBERT ANSLEY Class President l, 2: Football, B Team l, 2: Basketball, B Team l, 2, 3: Baseball, B Team 2: Varsity Baseball 3: Varsity Football 3, 4: Stu- dent Council, Treas. 3, Co-Pres. 4: Most Representative l, 2, 3: N.H.S. 3, 4: Senior Superlative 4: May Court 1, 3: King 4. NELL ARMISTEAD Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2: Basketball, B Team 1, 2: Softball 2: Y-Teens 2: Pep Club 3: Beta Club 3, 4. LEWIS ASH Transferred from Sylvan Hills High School, Atlanta, Georgia 1: Library Club 23 Football, B Team 2: Latin Club 2: Sergeants' Club 3: Pep Club 3: Ohicers' Club 4: Science 3. VERDIS ATKINSON D.C.T. 3,4. GLENDA AUSTIN Student Council l, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens lg Athletic Council l: Spanish Club 2: Softball Team 2, 4: WClC0ming Committee 2, 3: Pep Club 33 Club 2, 3, 4: B Team Basketball 13 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Co-Cap- tain 4: Pan-American Student For- um 3: Beta Club 3, Sec. 4: Future Nurses' Club 4: Senior Usher 4. JERRY BARGE Health Council l, 2: Football, B Team l, 2: Art Club 4. 17 ' GAIL BARKSDALE JAMES BARRETT JOYCE BICCUM Mixed Chorus 15 Latin Club l, 25 Sergeants' Club 35 Pep Club 35 Sci- Band 1, 25 Orchestra 25 Glee Club 1, Welcoming Committee 2, 35 Pan- ence Club 45 Lab Assistant 45 Beta 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2, Treas. 3, 45 Red Cross American Student Forum 35 Pep Club 3, 4. Council 4. Club 35 F.H.A. 45 Scribbler Home- room Rep. 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 F.T.A. 45 Office Worker 45 Beta Club 45 N.H.S. 3, 4. BECKY BLANKENSHIP Transferred from Murphy High, At- lanta, Georgia 25 Pep Club 35 Health Council 3, 45 Office Worker 45 Senior Usher 45 Future Nurses Club 4, Treas. 4. YW' BETSY BoH 33 SENIORS ROSEMARY BOLAND Transferred from Birmingham, Ala- Red Cross Council l, 2, 35 Pan-Amer- bama 15 Y-Teens 15 Latin Club 1, 25 ican Student Forum 2, 35 Spanish Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, V. Pres. 45 F.B.L.A. 35 Club 2, 35 Pep Club 35 Health Coun- Band 2, 3, 4. cil 45 F.T.A. 4. SUE BOREN Glee Club 15 Tourist Club 25 Spanish Forum 35 Office Worker 35 Pep Club 35 F.T.A. 3, 45 Beta Club 3, 45 N.H.S. 3, 45 Indecalur Staff, Literary Editor 45 Indecatur Home-room Rep. 4. EUGENE BOTHWELL Basketball, B Team 1, 25 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Co-Captain 45 Latin Club 1, 25 Sergeants' Club 35 Officers' Club 45 Sec.-Treas. 45 Key Club 3, Treas. 45 Pan-American Student Forum 35 Spanish Club 45 Indecatur Staff 3, Military Editor 45 Indecatur Selects 4. 18 JANNELL BOWEN Spanish Club 25 Pep Club 35 Art Club 35 D.C.T. 45 Office Worker 45 F.H.A. 4. JUDY BOWERS Glee Club, President, Sextet 15 Scrib- bler Homeroom Rep. 25 Indecatur Homeroom Rep. 35 Spanish Club 2, 35 Pan-American Student Forum 35 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Welcoming Committee 3, 45 Ensemble 3, 4. 1 -ws-in PAUL BRADFORD SENIORS PHILLIP BRACC DON BRIDGES Football, B Team l, 2: Varsity Football, B Team l: Varsity Foot- DELMAR BRINKLEY Basketball, B Team 2: Pun-Ameri- Football 3,4:YVelcoming Committee ball 4: Lunchroom Staff 3: Pep can Student Forum 3: Sergeants' 3: D Club 3: Phys, Ed. Assistant 4. Club 3: Xvelcoming Committee 4: Club 3: Spanish Club 3: Key Club D Club 3, 4. HOMER BRISENDINE 'l'l'ilIlSfCI'l'0il from Avondale High geants' Club 3: Ollicers' Club 4 Spanish Club fl. 4: Rille Club 3, 4. ALMANIJ BULLARD BOB BURDICK , Sergeants' Club 2: D.C.T. 4. Mixed Chorus l, 4: Band 2, 3: Avondale Estates, Georgia 2: Ser- zihestra 2: Swimming Team 2. M, Or- 3,4. BABS BURCESS 'Fransferretl from Washington Semi- nary, Atlanta, Ceorgia l: Y-Teens l: Art Club l, 2: Clee Club l, 4: Tourist Club l, 2, 3, 4: French Club l: Span- ish Club 3: T.N.T. 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 3: Pan-American Student Forum 3: Pep Club 3: F.'l'.A. 4. CAROLINE BURKS NICKY BURNETT Clee Club l: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 3, 4: Sci- Tourist Club 3, 4: F.H.A. 4: Pep ence Club 3, 4: Beta Club 3, 4: Key Club 3: Spanish Club 3: Youth for Club 3, 4: Pep Club 3: N.H.S. 4. Christ l. ALLEN CADORA Student Council 1: Mixed Chorus 1: Football, B Team l, 2: Baseball, B Team I, 3' Varsity Baseball 2 4: Writers' Club 3, 4: D Club 4:' Lunchroom Staff 3, 4: N.H.S. 3, Chairman 4: Beta Club 3, 4: Key Club 3, Sec. 4: Science Club 3, Pres. 4: Indecatur Selects 4. ELLEN CALDWELL Latin Club l, 2: Glee Club I, 2: Health Council 2: French Club 3: Mixed Chorus, Accompanist 4: Beta Club 3, 4: N.H.S. 4. 19 415 BETTY CAMPBELL Art Club l3 Spanish Club 33 Red KAY CARR 'Transferred from Savannah, Geor- Cross Council 2, 43 Tourist Club 3, gia 13 Glee Club 13 Indecatur Ad 43 Pan-American Student Forum 33 Staff 2, 3, 43 Tourist Club 3, 43 F.H.A. F.H.A. 43 P-ep Club 33 Oflice Worker 4. 33 Pep Club 33 Health Council 3, 43 Office INorker 43 Future Nurses Club, Pres. 4. 3 PHILIP CLARK In Memoriam October 27, l939 February 8, l957 SENIORS DICKIE CARTER 'Transferred from Stone Mountain, Georgia 33 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 F.H.A. 43 Future Nurses Club 43 Indeculur Ad Staff 4. Bl'D CASE Transferred from West Carrollton, Ohio 2: Varsity Football 2, 3, 4g D Club 3, 43 Sergeants' Club 33 Phys. Ed. Assistant 43 Junior Civitan 3, 43 Pep Club 33 Hon. Mention Greater Atlanta Football 4. BILL CHENEY Baseball, B Team I3 Varsity Base ball 2, 3, 43 Athletic Council l3 D Club 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 33 Pan-Ameri- can Student Forum 33 Welcoming Comtnittee 3, 43 Key Club 3, 43 Span- ish Club 33 Sergeants' Club 33 Lunch- room Worker 4. HAL CHOYCE Basketball, B Team, Manager 13 Basketball, B Team 2: Welcoming Committee 23 Varsity Football 2, 3, 43 Sergeants' Club 33 Pep Club 3: Science Club 33 D Club 3, 43 Phys. Ed. Assistant 43 Senior Superlative 43 May Court 4. JERRY CLACK CECIL CLAPP HILDA CLARK Band l, 23 Orchestra 1, 23 Pep Club Spanish Club 33 Baseball, B Team Art Club 13 Glee Club 13 Youth for 33 Mixed Chorus 3, 4. 33 Sergeants' Club 33 Oliicers' Club Christ 1, 23 Orchestra 23 Pep Club 33 43 Riiie Team 43 Drill Team, Sec. 4. Tourist Club 33 Spanish Club 33 Fu- 20 ture Nurses Club 43 Office Worker 4. JUDY CLARK Latin Club l3 Youth for Christ 2, Pres. 3, 43 Military .Sponsor 23 Band 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 1. 2, 3, 43 French Club 3, 43 Girls' State 33 Beta Club 3, 43 N.H.S. 3, 43 lndecatur Selects 4. SENIORS ,N vm TOM CLEGG PATSY CLIFTON SHIRLEY COLLINS Library Staff l3 Beta Club 3, 43 Pres. Y-Teens lg F.H.A. 43 F.B.L.A. 43 Rilie Transferred from Murphy High 43 33 Writers' Club l, 2, 3, 43 Scribbler Team 4. Future Nurses Club 4, Sec. 4. Staff I, 2, 3, 4, Associate Editor 2, Editor 3, 43 Boys' State 33 N.H.S. 3, 43 Senior Superlative 4. JEANNINE CONI.Il-'F REYNOLDS COUCH Clee Club l, 23 Swimming Team 23 Transferred from Smith High, At- D Club 23 Pep Club 33 Mixed lanta, Georgia 13 Health Council 23 Chorus 3, Girls' Ensemble 33 l ,T.A. Welcoming Committee 23 French 43 F.B.L.A. 43 Ofhce Worker 43 Senior Usher 4. Club 33 Pep Club 33 Sergeants' Club 33 Lunchroom VVorker 43 Baseball 3, 4. ROGER COUCH 'Transferred from Smith High, At- lanta, Georgia li Baud 1, 23 Orches- tra l, 23 Basketball, B Team l, 23 Varsity Basketball 3, 43 Baseball, B Team 1, 2, 33 Varsity Baseball 3, 43 Lunchroom Worker 3, 43 D Club 3, 43 junior Civitan 3, 43 Beta Club 43 Pep Club 3. JANEL CRUTCHFIELD Majorette l, 2, 3, Co-Captain 43 Mixed Chorus I3 Health Council l, 23 Tourist Club 23 Indecatur Ad Staff l, 23 Student Council 33 Spanish Club 3, 43 Pan-American Student Forum 33 Pep Club 33 lndemtur Homeroom Rep. 33 F.H.A. 43 F.T.A. 41 Welcom- ing Committee 3, 4: Senior Usher 43 Miss Indecatur 43 May Court, Maid of Honor 4. 49' ELUNED DALE Tri-Hi-Y 3, Pres. 43 Art Club l, 43 Tourist Club 43 F.B.L.A. 43 Youth For Christ 3, 43 Junior Achievement 3, 43 Pep Club 33 Presidents' Council 3, 43 T.N.T. Council l. DALE DAVIS Latin Club I3 Y-Teens li Red Cross Council 33 Pep Club 33 Indecatur Ad Staff, Honor Salesman 33 Office Worker 3, 43 Beta Club 3, 43 Future Nurses Club 43 F.T.A. 43 Health Council 43 Welcoming Committee 43 Senior Usher 4. JEAN DAVIS Y-Teens 13 F.B.L.A. 33 Art Club 33 Pep Club 33 Clee Club 43 F.H.A. 43 I-'.T.A. 4. JUDY DAVIS Transferred from Evanston, Illinois 23 Art Club 2, 4, Pres. 43 Tourist Club 2, Sec. 3, Pres. 43 Spanish Club 2, 3: Pan-Ameri- can Student Forum 3: F.T.A. 3, 43 F.H.A. 4, Treats. 4g Beta Club 3, 4, Treas. 3: Pup Club 33 Junior Civitan 3, 43 Student Council 43 Girl's Varsity Basketball Man- ager 43 Writer's Club 43 Indemlur Home- room Rep. 43 Scribbler Homeroom Rep. 3, 43 Indecatur Ad Staff 2, 3, Honor Sales- man 23 Indemtur Selects 4. 21 POLLY DAVIS Swimming Team l, 2, 3, 43 Tennis Team 2, 3, 43 Tumbling Club I, 23 Pep Club 33 D Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Inderatur Ad Staff l, 2, 3, 4, Top Salesman 33 Welcoming Committee 23 Library Asst. l, 23 Libarry Club l, 23 Oflice Worker 3, 43 Spanish Club 2, 33 Pan-American Student Forum 2, 33 B-Team Basketball l, 23 Fixture Nurses Club 43 Beta Club 43 Rifle Team l3 Softball Team l. MARY DELL C-REER DENORMANDIE Mixed Chorus 2, 33 Glee Club 2. junior Achievement 33 Science Club 33 Sergeants' Club 33 Pep Club 33 Office Worker 4g Welcoming Com' mittee 3. SENIORS CALVIN DICKEY LOIS DIXON PATRICIA DODD MARY LOUISE DODSON Lunchroom Worker 13 Pan-Ame1'i- Rifle Team 2, 43 Softball Team 2, 43 Swimming Team 2: Rifle Team 2, 43 Can Student FOYUHI 32 Sp2lliSh Club Pep Club 33 Orchestra 13 F.B.L.A. Pep Club 33 D Club 23 Oflice 35 Pep Clllb 3: Tri-Hi-Y Clube 3, 43 43 junior Achievement 33 Future Worker 43 Girls' Softball Team 2, 43 Youth f01' CllriSl Club 3, 42 Library Nurses Club 4. Athletic Council 1. Assistant 43 F.B.L.A. 4. NANCY DOUGHERTY Basketball, B-Team l3 Varsity 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 23 D Club 2, 3, 43 Tourist Club 2, Sec. 33 Spanish Club 33 Pan-American Student Forum 33 Junior Achievement 23 Oflice Worker 3, 43 junior Civitan 3, 43 Pep Club 3. 22 MARY DURDEN Transferred from Chamblee, 2: Junior Achievement 2, 33 Dramatic Club 33 Pep Clube 33 Library Worker 43 Library Club 43 Future Nurses Club 43 Beta Club 4. SUZANNE DUVALL Transferred from Southwest DeKalb 33 F.H.A., V. Pres. 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Pep Club 33 Girls En- semble 3, 43 French Club 33 Tourist Club 43 Indecatur Ad Staff 43 Future Nurses Club 43 Health Council 43 F.B.L.A. 4. JACKIE EDIVARDS Rifle Team 13 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Glee Club 23 French Club 2, 33 F.B.L.A. 33 Pep Club 33 Welcoming Committee 43 Beta Club 43 Senior Usher4-. SENIORS BETTY ANN ENTREKIN Glee Club 13 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Red Cross Council 1, 23 Health Council 33 Library Staff 13 Spanish Club 3, 43 Pan-American Student Forum 33 Writers' Club 2, 3, 43 Scrib- bler Staff 2, 3, 43 Beta Club 3, 43 Pep Club 33 Senior Usher 43 Indecatur Ad Staff 43 Dramatics Club 2. JERRY EPPS Dramatic Club 13 Glee Club I3 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Future Nurses Club 43 Beta Club 43 F.B.L.A. 43 Pep Club 33 Red Cross Council 4. NANCY ERICKSON B-Team Basketball I3 Varsity 2, 3, 43 Swimming Team l, 2, 3, 43 D Club I, 2, 3, 43 Clee Club, Ser. I3 Studt-nt Council l, 2, 33 Tumbling Club l, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club l, 23 Srrilzhlrr Homcroom Rep. l, 2. 3, 43 Welcoming Committee l, 2, 3: Writ- ers' Club 2 3 43 Pep Club 33 Oliice Worker 43 Spanish Club 3, 43 Pnn-Ameri- can Student Forum 33 Beta Club 3, 4: F.T.A. 43 Tourist Club 43 Senior Usher 43 N.H.S. 4. SHIRLEY ETHRIDGE DICK FABIAN JUDY FINCHER DENNIS FISCHER Welcoming Committee 23 Pep Club Spanish Club 23 Sergeants' Club 33 Spanish Club l, 23 Dramatic Club l, Il-Team Football l, '23 Golf Team 2 33 F.H.A. 43 Youth for Christ 43 Of- D.C.T. Club 4. 23 Red Cross Council 23 Library Club 3, 43 Athletic Council 2, 33 Pep Club lice Worker 43 Lunchroom Staff 3, 23 Pep Club 33 C-lee Club 4. 31Sergeants Club 4. CHARLES FOSKEY Student Council l, 2, 3, 43 B-Team Football l, 23 Varsity Football 3, 43 Sergeants' Club 33 Oilicers' Club, Pres. 43 D Club 43 Presidents' Council 43 Senior Superlative 4. ANDY FOSTER Athletic Council I3 B-Team Football 2, 33 Varsity Basketball Manager 33 Sergeants' Club 33 Lunchroom Worker 43 D Club 3, 43 B-Team Baseball Manager 23 Pep Club 3. CHRIS FOSTER Health Council- 13 junior Civitan 3, 43 Scribbler Staff 3, 43 Writers' Club 3, 43 Canteen Council, Co'Pres. 3, 41 Sergeants' Club 33 Officers' Club 43 B-Team Basketball 1, 33 B-Team Baseball 2, 33 B-Team Football 2, 33 Beta Club 43 Welcoming Committee 2, 43 Senior Superlative 4. - 'ef 3 M .: if? 17191 ,- f 95 RICHARD FRAZIER Beta Club 43 Sergeants' Club 33 Of- ficers' Club 43 Science Club 3, 43 Stamp and Coin Club, Pres., 43 N.H.S. 23 ROBERT FRIERSON Varsity Football Manager 3, 45 B- Team Football 25 B-Team Baseball 25 junior Civitan 3, 45 D Club 3, 45 Sergeants' Club 3, 45 French Club 3. Sam? MYRALYN FRIZZELLE Red Cross Council l, 2, 35 Indecatur Ad Stall l5 Orchestra l, 2, 35 Wel- coming Committee 1, 2, 3, 45 B-Team Cheerleader 1, 25 Pan-American Stu- dent I-'orum 35 Spanish Club 3, 45 Beta Club 3, 4, Sec. 35 N.H.S. 3, 45 Pep Club 35 Office Worker 45 Senior Usher 45 F.T.A. 4. JANE FULLER Glee Club 15 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Girls' Ensemble l, 2, 3, 45 B-Team Basketball 15 Spanish Club 3, 45 Pan- American Student Forum 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 25 Softball Team 25 Pep Club 35 F.T.A. 45 Beta Club 3, 45 junior Civitan 3, 45 Indecatur Homeroom Rep. 15 Tourist Club 45 N.H.S. 4. SENIORS --51, 5 r A I I WAYNE FULLER JERRY GASKINS BEN GIBSON Sergeants' Club 35 Officers' Club 4. Majorette l, 2, 3, 45 Beta Club 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 15 junior Achieve- Spanish Club 2, 35 Pan-American ment 35 Spanish Club 35 Sergeants' Student Forum 2, 35 Orchestra 25 Club 35 Olhcers' Club 45 Beta Club P-ep Club 35 Health Council 25 F.T.A. 45 Welcoming Committee 15 Rifle Team 1. 3, 4. BETTY GRAY Orchestra l, 25 Red Cross Council 25 Welcoming Committee 3: Spanish Club 35 Pan-American Student Forum 35 F.T.A. 45 Indecatur Home- room Rep. 25 Pep Club 35 Tourist Club 2. CHARLIE GREEN CLAYTON GREEN PONNETTE GREEN D.C.T. 3, 4, Pres. 45 Key Club 2, Sergeants' Club 35 Science Club 3, 45 Transferred from Sturgis, Mississippi Treas. 3, Pres. 45 Junior Achieve- Rifle Team 3, 45 junior Achievement 35 Mixed Chorus 3, 4. ment 2, 3. 2, 3. 24- JIM HALE Band l, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra I, 2, 3, 45 Lab Assistant 45 N.H.S. 3, 45 Beta Club 45 Spanish Club 2, 3, Treas. 35 Radio Club 3, Treas. 45 Science Club 3, 45 Pan-American Student Forum 3: Dramatic Club 3, 4. SENIORS JOAN HALL Transferred from Ohio 43 Health Council 4. p-4 'PDQ MARILYN HALL Latin Club l, 23 Rifle Club 13 Glee Club 13 Indrmlur Ad Staff 33 Spanish Club 3, 43 Pan-American Student Forum 33 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Wel- coming Committee l, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 33 Beta Club 43 Senior Usher 4. 1' DEBBIE HANCOCK Dramatic Club l, 2, 33 Glee Club l, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 43 French Club 33 Science Club 43 Welcoming Com- mittee 43 Latin Club 43 F.T.A. 43 Tourist Club l3 Writers' Club 4. CAROLYN HARALSON Srriblzlcfr Homeroom Rep. l3 Lunch- room Worker 33 Pep Club 33 D.C.'l'. 4. ROY HARDMAN N.H.S. 3, 43 Sergeants' Club 33 Of- heers' Club 43 Science Club 3, V. Pres. 4: Beta Club 3, Pres. 43 Battalion Stalf 3, 43 Writers' Club 3, 43 Pep Club 33 junior Achievement 2, 33 Indecatur Selects 4. PAT HARDY Red Cross 13 Key Club 2, 33 junior Achievement 2, 33 Health Council 23 Pep Club 33 Sergeants' Club 33 Oili- cers' Club 43 Welcoming Committee 2, 4. ANDY HARRIS Writers' Club 2, 33 Track Team 2, 43 Scrihbler Homerootn Rep. 23 Beta Club 3, 43 Sergeants' Club 33 Officers' Club 43 Pep Club 33 Amateur Radio Club Pres. 3, 43 N.H.S. 4. GRADY HARRIS Track Team 2, 3, 43 Science Club 43 Radio Club 3 43 Writers' Club 2, 3 43 Scribbler 'Staff 3, 43 Sergeants' Club 33 Beta Club 3, 43 Treas. 43 N.H.S. 3, 4. LORETTA HARRISON Latin Club 1, 23 Tourist Club l, 33 Glee Club l, 23 Pep Club 33 F.B.L.A. Treas. 33 lndecatur Ad Staff 43 F.H.A. 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Red Cross Council 4. fmlvlm MARTHA HATCHER Latin Club l, 23 Orchestra lj Tour- ist Club l, 2, 3, 43 French Club 3, 43 F.T.A. 3, 43 Glee Club 3, 43 Writers' Club 3, 4g Beta Club 3, 43 Senior Usher 4. SUE HATTOX Transferred from Tokyo, japan 22 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Sec. 43 Girls' En- semble 2, 33 French Club 2, Sec. 33 Future Nurses Club 43 Pep Club 3. 25 'HBH' HD DOT HENCELY 'lrzuisferred from Madison, Virginia 2: Pep Club 33 Youth for Christ 4. MARGARET HERSH Indecatur Homeroom Rep. 1, 33 Health Council 1, 3, 43 Treas. 43 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 43 Pan-American Student Forum 33 Pep Club 33 Span- ish Club 3, 43 Beta Club 3, 4, V. Pres. 33 Senior Usher 43 Office Worker 43 F.T.A., Treas. 43 N.H.S. 4. HELEN HILDRETH Student Council 1, 23 B Team Cheer- leader 1, 2, Capt. 23 Varsity Cheerleader 3, 43 Writers' Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Scribbler Stall l, 2, 33 Scribbler Homcroom Rep. 1, 2, 33 Indecnlur Homeroom Rep. 2, 43 Beta Club 3, 43 Senior Usher 43 Office Worker 43 D Club 3, 43 Spanish Club 3, 43 Pan-American Student Forum 33 Latin Club l, 2, Sec. 23 Tennis Team 43 Mixed Chorus l, 23 F.T.A. 3, 43 Indecatur Staff, Organization Editor 43 Senior Su- perlative 4. SENIORS SHIRLEE HILL 'Transferred from Montgomery, Ala- bama 43 Mixed Chorus 43 Future Nurses Club 43 Tri-Hi-Y 43 F.H.A. 43 Youth for Christ 4. ANNE HOLLINGSWORTH Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, Pres. 43 Girls' Ensemble 33 Girls' Sex- tette 3, 43 Indecatur Ad Staff l, 23 Art Club 13 Y-Teens 13 Youth for Christ 2, 33 French Club 3, Treas. 43 Senior Usher 43 Pep Club 3. MARLISE HOOD Y-Teens, Sec. 13 Youth for Christ 13 Spanish Club 2, 33 Pan-American Student Forum 2, 33 Red Cross Coun- cil 23 Pep Club 33 Majorette 33 Orchestra 23 F. B. L. A. 43 OfHce Worker 4. DEE ANN HOWARD Red Cross Council l, 2, 31 Orchestra 1, 23 Pan-American Student Forum 33 Pep Club 33 'Welcoming Commit- tee 33 Spanish Club 33 Future Nurses Club 43 Senior Usher 43 D.C.T. 43 D Club 23 Swimming Team 1, 2, 33 Library Staff 2g Office Worker 43 In- decatur Ad Staff 43 Basketball, B Team 23 T.N.T. Council 4. NANCY HUFF Latin Club 13 Indemtur Ad Staff 3, 43 Beta Club 3, 43 F.H.A. 3, 43 Glee Club 33 Girls' Ensemble 33 Mixed Chorus 43 Pep Club 33 Tourist Club 43 Art Club 2, 26 JOAN HULSEY Y-Teens 13 Pan-American Student Forum 1, 23 Pep Club 33 Red Cross Council 33 Oflice Worker 3, 43' In- decatur Ad Staff 3, 43 Beta Club 3, 43 Junior Civitan 3, 43 Health Council 43 Senior Usher 43 N.H.S. 4. BOBBY HUTCHESON Football, BH Team l, 23 Basketball, BH Team 1, 23 Baseball, B Team 1, 23 Varsity Baseball 3, 43 D Club 3, 43 Junior Civitan 3, 43 Lunchroom Worker 43 Sergeants' Club 33 Pep Club 3. BILL IVEY Student Council 2, 3, 43 Basketball, B Team 23 Varsity Basketball Manager 43 Baseball, B Team 13 Track Team 2, 3. 43 Lunchroom Worker 3, 43 Pep Club 3: Bela Club 43 Key Club 3, 4, V. Pres. 43 D Club 2, 3, 43 Football, B Team 13 Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt. 4g Hon. Mention Greater Atlanta Foot- ball 43 Senior Superlative 4. SENIORS NANCY IVEY D Club 2, Mixed Chorus 2, Basket- ball B Team 25 Spanish Club 2, 35 Pan-American Student Forum 35 Pep Club 35 Tourist Club 3, 45 Office Worker 45 Beta Club 45 Swimming Team 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Usher 45 Tumbling Club 1, 2, 3, 4. NANCY JACKSON Y-Teens 15 Pan-American Student Forum 2, 35 Spanish Club 35 Pep Club 35 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Youth for Christ 25 Glee Club 2: Future Nurses Club 4. WARREN JACOBS Sergeants' Club 35 B Team Foot- ball 35 Pep Club 35 D.C.T. Club, Treas. 4. MARY TOM JARVIS Scribbler Homcroom Rep. I5 Lunch- room Worker 35 Pep Club 35 D.C.T Club 4. BILL JETTER Transferred from West Fulton 25 Varsity Basketball 2, 35 Varsity Foot- ball 3, 45 D Club 3, 45 May Court 3, Escort 45 Sergeants' Club 35 Mr. Football 45 Track 45 Lunchroom Worker 45 Greater Atlanta Football Hon. Mention 45 Senior Superlative 4. WHIT JOHNSON Sergeants' Club 45 Pep Club 3. MARVIN JONES Spanish Club I, 25 Serge-ants' Club 3, 45 Pan-American Student Forum 1, 2. GLORIA JORDAN Transferred from Birmingham, Ala- bama 3. DON KEISER Basketball, B Team 1, Varsity 2, 3, 4, Capt. 45 All Region 3, 45 Most Valuable Player Region 4AA Tournament 35 Class Treas. 3, 45 State All Tournament Region 4AAA 45 Baseball, B Team 1, Varsity 2, 3, 45 Writers' Club 2, 3, 45 D Club 2, 3, 45 Oflicers' Club 4, V.Pres. 45 Ser- geants' Club 3, Sec.-Treas. 35 Battalion Commander 45 junior Civitan 3, 4, Pres. 3, 45 Football, B Team I5 Red Cross Council I5 Pep Club 35 Beta Club 45 Senior Superlative 45 May Court 4. PATRICIA KELLEHER BILL KETHLEY, JR. Transferred from Miami, Florida 25 Latin Club l, 25 Science Club 3, 45 Glee Club 25 Mixed Chorus 35 F.B. Stamp and Coin Club 2, 3, 4, Sec. 35 L.A. 3, 45 F.T.A. 45 Pep Club 35 Of- Beta Club 45 Sergeants' Club 35 Of- fice Worker 4. ficers' Club 4. 27 LARRY KING TED KUZY ,E 3 TOMMY LEE Beta Club 3, 43 Mixed Chorus l, 23 Football, B Team 2, 33 Sergeants' Lunchroom Worker 4. Drill Team 4, Treas. 43 Sergeants' Club 3. Club 4. SENIORS DOUGLAS LESTER EDITH LEWIS GINGER LIDE Sergeants' Club 4. Glee Club l, 2, V. Pres. l. Orchestra l, 23 Latin Club 1, 2: Mixed Chorus 33 Spanish Club 3, 43 Pep Club 33 Glee Club 43 F.T.A. 43 F.H.A. 43 Pan-American Student Forum 33 Health Council 23 Tourist Club 4. BARRY LISLE Football, B Team 1, 2: Swimming Team 33 Rifle Team 3, Capt, 43 Sci- ence Club 43 Radio Club 43 Ser- geants' Club 33 Officers' Club 43 Mixed Chorus l. JIMMY MCARTHUR DONA DEAN MCCONNELL WALTER MCDONALD Library Staff 23 Lunchroom Worker Majorette 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 2, 33 Science Club 3, 43 Spanish Club 23 3, 4: Sergeants' Club 3. Pan-American Student Forum 2, 33 Pep Club 33 Sergeants' Club 3, 43 Orchestra 2, 33 F.H.A. 43 Oflice Welcoming Committee 2, 3. Worker 43 Senior Usher 4. 28 PEGGY MCKINN EY Indecatur Homeroom Rep. lj Indecatur Ad Staff 1, 2: Latin Club 1, 23 Pep Club 33 Pan-American Student Forum 33 Span- ish Club 3, 43 Scribbler Home-:room Rep. 33 Beta Club 3, 4: Writers' Club 2, 3, 43 Scribbler Staff, Circulation Manager 43 Ofiice Worker 3, 43 Welcoming Commit- tee 2, 3, 43 junior Civitan 3, 43 Senior Usher 43 F.T.A. 43 F.H.A. 43 Red Cross Council 1, 43 Majorette I, 2, 3, 4, Capt. 43 Senior Superlative 4. SENIORS RICHARD McM LIRRY Stamp and Coin Club, V. Pres. 2, Pres. 3, Sec. 43 Science Club 33 Beta Club 3, 43 Sergeants' Club 33 Officers' Club 43 Pep Club 3. ANNE MADDEN Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 1,23 Latin Club lg Tri-Hi-Y, Sec. 2, 33 junior Achievement 2, 33 Pep Club 33 F.B. L.A. 43 F.H.A. 43 Tourist Club 4. Jl'lJY MADDOX Art Club l: Cirls' Rifle Team I3 Square Dance Club lg Scribbler Homeroom Rep. I3 French Club 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 33 Glee Club l, 2, 43 Office Worker 23 F.T.A. 43 Red Cross Council 13 Pep Club 33 Y-Teens I: Senior Usher 4. JOE MAI-IONEY GAIL MANNY JUDY MARTIN Swlmmillg TCHIT1 2, 35 Stamp and Glee Club 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 43 Spanish Club 2, 33 Pan-American Coin Club 2, 3, 4, Treas. 43 Science French Club 23 Ad Staff 4. Student Forum 2, 33 Art Club 2, 43 Club 3, 43 Color Guard 43 Pep Club F. T. A. 43 F. H. A. 43 Pep Club 33 3: Sergeants' Club 3, 4. Tourist Club 43 Beta Club 3, 4. tiff , ALFRED MASON Basketball, B Team 13 Varsity Bas- ketball 2, 3, 43 junior Civitan 3, 43 French Club l3 Sergeants' Club 33 Science Club 43 D Club 43 Lunch- room Worker 43 Welcoming Com- mittee 4. BETTY MATHEWS MIKE MATHEWS Spanish Club 23 Indecatur Ad Staff Football, B Team 33 Baseball, B 33 F.'I'.A. 4: F.H.A. 43 Tourist Club Team 33 Varsity Baseball 4. 43 Pep Club 33 Health Council 2: Senior Usher 4. TROY MATHEWS Football, B Team 13 Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt. 43 Basketball, B Team 1, 23 Varsity Baseball 1, 23 Student Coun- cil l, 2, 3, 43 Class V.Pres. 2: Class Pres. 3, 43 May Court 23 Athletic Council 13 Pep Club 33 D Club 2, 3, 4, Treas. 33 junior Civitaif, Treas. 3, 43 Lunchroom Worker 2, 33 Welcoming Committee 2, 33 Writers' Club 2, 3, 43 Senior Superlative 4. MARIAN NE MATTHEWS Latin Club l, 23 C-lee Club l, 2, 4, V. Pres. 43 Tourist Club 3, 43 French Club 3, 4, Sec. 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Pep Club 33 F.T.A. 4. 29 JOAN MAYNARD Latin Club 1, 23 Mixed Chorus 1, Wel- coming Committee 1, 2, 3, 43 Writers' Club l, 2, 3, 43 Health Council 23 May Court 2, Library Worker 33 Otiicc Worker 43 F.'I'.A., Sec. 43 junior Civitan Sec. 3, 43 Beta Club 3, 43 Spanish Club 3, 43 Pep Club 33 Inderatur Ad Staff l3 Senior Usher 43 Pan-American Student Forum 33 Director Fifth Dist F.T.A. EVE MEACHAM Art Club l3 Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 43 Latin Club l, 23 Indecatur Ad Staff 2, 3, 4, Honor Salesman 23 F.T.A. 43 Future Nurses Club 43 Pep Club 33 Senior Usher 43 Science Club 3, 4. ELAINE MERRELL Majorette l, 2, 3, 43 Capt. 33 T.N,T. Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Pres. 3, 43 Inde- falur Ad Staff 13 Tumbling Club 13 Mod- ern Dance Club lj Latin Club 23 Inde- catur Homeroom Rep. 23 Welcoming Committee 23 Tourist Club 2, 33 French Club 3, 43 F.T.A. 3, 43 Beta Club 3, 43 Pep Club 33 F.H.A. 3, 43 Senior Usher 43 N.H.S. 3, 4, Sec. 43 Senior Superlative 4. SENIORS PAT MEYER Spanish Club I3 Pan-American Stu- dent Forum lg Varsity Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt. 43 Softball Team 13 D Club 2, 3, 43 All-State Basketball Team 33 Scribbler Staff 2, 3, 43 Yvriters' Club 2, 3, 43 Beta Club 43 Student Council 43 N.H.S. 3, 43 Ten- nis Teijlm 1, 2, 3, 4, State Singles Ch2argpion 2, 3, Region Champion PATRICIA MIDDLETON Orchestra l, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 43 Art Club 23 Spanish Club 3, 4. JANET MIXSON Student Council 1, 2, 33 Beta Club 3, 43 F,T.A. 43 Majorette l, 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt. 43 Spanish Club 43 Latin Club I3 Tumbling Club 23 Welcom- ing Committee 2, 33 Oflice Worker 43 junior Civitan 3, 43 Senior Usher 43 Pep Club 33 F.H.A. 43 Senior Su- perlative 4. WILSON MOBLEY Science Club 43 Beta Club 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Red Cross Council 13 Pep Club 33 Stu-Fac Orchestra 4. BEN MOORE B-Team Basketball l, 23 Varsity Basket- ball 3, 43 B-Team Baseball l, 23 Tennis Team l, 3, 43 Writers' Club l. 2. 3, 43 Scribbler Staff 2. 3: Feature Editor 3, Dramatic Club, Treas. 23 Class Treas. 23 Sergeanls' Club 2, 3, V.Pres. 3: Junior Civitan 3, 43 Beta Club 3, 43 Scribbler Homeroom Rep. 23 Pep Club 53 Welcom- ing Committee 2, 33 Ga. Boys' State 33 Science Club 33 D Club 3, 43 Officers' Club 43 Indemtur Homeroom Rep. 43 Athletic Editor Indecalur 43 Senior Su- perlative 4. PEGGY MOORE JANICE MORGAN KENNETH MORRIS Glee Club 13 Y-Teens 13 Indecatur F.B.L.A. 13 F.H.A. 13 Glee Club 23 Rifle Team 3, 43 Rifle Club 3, 43 Ad Staff 1, 23 Latin Club 2, 33 Inde- catur Homeroom Rep. 33 Health Council 13 Pep Club 33 T.N.T. Coun- cil 33 F.H.A. 3, 43 Tourist Club 43 Senior Usher 43 Welcoming Com- mittee 23 Rifle Team 13 Editor-in Chief Indecatur 4. Pep Club 3. Spanish Club 33 Pan-American Stu- dent Forum 33 Welcoming Commit- tee 43 Sergeants' Club 33 Officers' Club 4. SENIORS CAIL MOSELEY Band 1, 23 Orchestra 1,22 Latin Club l, 23 Red Cross Council l, 2, 33 Youth for Christ 13 F.H.A. 43 Future Nurses Club 43 Beta Club 3, 43 Senior Usher 43 Office Yvorker 43 Y-Teens 13 Pep Club 3. DON MOSS Football, B Team l, 23 Basketball, B Team lj Baseball, B Team l3 Varsity Baseball 23 Sergeants' Club 23 Lunehroom Worker 3, 4: Movie Club l3 Pep Club 3. Jn.. Sim.. ELIZABETH MUNDELL Red Cross Council l3 Ad Staff l, 23 Tumbling Club l, 23 Pan-American Student Forum 33 Spanish Club, Sec. 3, 43 Beta Club 3, 43 Class Sec. 2, fi, 43 Pep Club 33 F.T.A. 43 F.H.A. 43 Var- sity Cheerleader 43 Most Representa- tive 23 Majorette 2, Co-Capt. 3: D Club 43 Senior Superlative 4. JOHNNY NEWSOME Inrlemlur Staff l, 2, 3, 4, Managing Editor 43 Student Council l, 23 Red Cross Council 43 Football, B 'l'eam I, 23 Baseball, B Team 1,23 Varsity Basketball Manager 43 Latin Club 13 Key Club 43 Sergeants' Club 3: Of- ficers' Club 4. BARBARA OWEN l .B.L.A. 33 Swimming Team 33 Art Club 3, Treas. 43 Tri-Hi-Y 43 Tour- ist Club 3, 43 F.H.A. 4. 411th Ah- WILLA NIX BETTY NORRIS ALLISON OAKFS Art Club 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 23 Y- Band l, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra l3 Pan- Football, B Team 23 Sergeants' Teens 13 Beta Club 3, 43 F.B.L.A. 43 American Student Forum 33 Spanish Club 3, 43 Rifle Team 4. Youth for Christ 43 Pep Club 33 Club 3, 43 Pep Club 33 Tri-Hi-Y 43 N.H.S. 4, 'K' RAY OXFORD Beta Club 43 F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 4. WINIFRED PARRIS Health Council 23 Spanish Club 2, 33 Pan-American Student Forum 23 Pep Club 33 F.T.A, 43 F.l-LA. 43 Tourist Club 43 Senior Usher 4. DON PATTERSON Transferred from Greensboro, North Carolina 13 Golf Team l, 2, 3, 43 Writers' Club 2. 3, 43 Srribbler Stall 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 43 Scribbler Ad Staff 2, 33 Scribbler Homeroom Rep. 3, 43 Pep Club 33 D Club 2: junior Civitan 3, 43 Beta Club 3, 4. 31 SENIORS JANICE PATTERSON FREDDY PEAVY SCOTT PENLEY Health Council lj Y-Teens 13 Tum- B Team Football l, 23 Varsity Transferred from Avondale High bling Club 23 Inderatur Ad Staff 2, Football 3, 43 D Club 3, 43 Junior School 33 Sergeants' Club 33 Pan. El: Welcoming Committee 3, 43 Pep Civitan Club 3,43 Phys. Ed. Assistant American Student Forum 33 Pep Club 33 Tourist Club 2, 3, 43 F.H.A. 43 Irzdemtzu' Selects 4. Club 33 junior Achievement 3. 2, 3, Secretary 43 Beta Club 2, 33 Art Club 4: F.T.A. 43 Manager of Girls' Varsity Basketball Team 4. CATHERINE PENN NANCY PENNINGTON BETH PERKINS MANLEY PETEET Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra I, 2, 3, 43 Indecatur Homeroom Rep. 23 Tum- Orchestra 1, 2, 33 Band 23 Red Cross Sergeants' Club 33 Olliccrs' Club 4. Latin Club l, 23 F.T.A. 43 F.B.L.A., bling Club l, 2, 3, 43 B Team Council 2, 43 Health Council 33 Pep SCC- 3. P1'CS.4: Tri-Hi-Y 4: Pep Club Cheerleader 23 Spanish Club 2, 33 Club 33 Spanish Club 23 Future 31 Bela Clllb 3, 49 W6lC0miIlg COIII- Pan-American Student Forum 33 Nurses' Club 43 F.T.A. 43 F.H.A. 43 mittee 2: Pr6SidCI1tS' COl1I1Cil 4: Pep Club 33 Beta Club 3, 43 D Tourist Club 4. N,H.S. 4. Club 43 Basketball B Team l, Var- sity 33 Girls Softball 4. PAT PHARR ALLEN PIERCE ELLAN SUE PIERCE JOAN PIPER Transferred from Wellston, Ohio 33 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 33 Office Worker Transferred from Chamblee, Geor- Beta Club 3, 43 Spanish Club 2, 3: Varsity Basketball 33 Key Club 43 4. gia 23 Spanish Club 33 Pep Club 33 Pan-American Student Forum 2, 33 Science Club 43 Pep Club 33 Inde- Science Club 33 Library Club 43 Pep Club '53 F.T.A. 43 Glee Club mtur Selects 4. Youth for Christ Club 4. l, 2, 3, Sec. 43 Welcoming Committee 2, 3, 43 Youth for Christ Club 1, 23 junior Achievement 2, 3, 4, Regional Treasurer 3, 43 Ollice Worker 43 Girls' Ensemble 43 Health Council 4. 32 SENIORS MATTHEXV RAMSDEN K' MARY ELLEN R AMSEY Mixed Chorus 45 Clee Club 35 Or- chestra 1, 25 Spanish Club 35 Pan- American Student Forum 35 Pep Club 35 Youth for Christ 3, 45 EB. L.A., Sec. 35 junior Achievement 35 Girls' Ensemble 4. BEAVVAIS RANDALL Scienre Club 3, 45 Beta Club 3, 45 Sergeants' Club 35 Latin Club I5 Pep Club 35 Lab Assistant 45 N.H.S. 4. RICHARD RANDALL BOBBIE RAUSCHENBERG MixedChorus l,2,3,4: Boys' En- Red Cross Council I, 35 Beta Club semble 3, 45 Pep Club 35 Science 3, 4: junior Civitan 3, 45 Pep Club 35 Club 3, 4. D.C.T. 4. SUE RITZ Class V. Pres I5 Tumbling Club l, 2, 3, 45 B Team Basketball l5 Var- sity Basketball 25 Spanish Club 2. Treas. 35 Pan4American Student Forum 2, 3: junior Civitan Club 3, 45 Pep Club 35 Senior Usher 45 Of- lire VVorker 45 Tourist Club 45 Girls Softball 4. ALICE ANN RAYFIELD Student Council I, 2, 45 Mixed Chorus l5 Spanish Club 2, 35 Pan- American Student Forum 2. 35 Beta Club 3, 45 junior Civitan, V. Pres. 3, 45 Indecnlur Ad Staff 35 Pep Club LE ANN RI MSTIDT B-Team Basketball I5 Inderatur Homeroom Rep. l, 45 Student Coun- cil 35 Tumbling Club l, 2, 3, 45 B Team Cheerleader l5 Varsity Cheer- leader 2, 3, Captain 45 D Club 2, 3- 3,45 I-'.H.A. 45 Office Worker 45 Pep Club 35 Senior Superlativeg May Court 45 Softball 4. Q HARRY ROBB HARRY ROOS MARIAN ROYAL Health Council l, 25 B Team Transferred from Clarkston High Orchestra l5 Pep Club 35 Clee Club Football 25 Sergeants' Club 35 Span- School 35 Beta Club 3, 45 Band 3, 35 Inderatur Homeroom Rep. 35 ish Club 25 Lunchroom Worker 3. Captain 45 Orchestra 3, 4. F.B.L.A. V. Pres. 4. 33 Ku 4 JOHN RUTLAND B Team Football I3 Varsity Foot- ball 23 Scrgeants' Club 33 Otiicers' Club 45 Science Club 43 Secretary 43 Key Club 4: B Team Baseball 2, 33 Varsity Baseball 4. JOHN RUTLEDGE PA Li I. SANFORD B Team Football l, 23 Athletic Mixed Chorus l, 2, 33 Radio Club Council 13 Sergeants' Club 4. 15 Track Team l. SENIORS NEVA SAPPINGTON Latin Club I3 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 43 Band 3, 45 Pan-American Student Forum 33 Beta Club 3, 43 N.H.S. 3, 4. ARTHUR SCOTT Band 13 Hfelcoming Committee 13 junior Achievement, Pres. 33 Ser- geants' Club 33 Spanish Club 23 B Team Basketball 23 Varsity Basket- ball 33 Science Club 33 Oflicers' Club 4. JACK SEAGRAVES B Team Football l, 23 B Team Basketball 2: Lunchroom Worker 33 Pep Club 3. THERESA SELF Orchestra I, 23 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Girls' Ensemble 33 Tourist Club l, 2, 43 Future Nurses Club 4, V. Pres. 43 Beta Club 3, 43 Pep Club 35 Indecfztur I-lomeroom Rep. 23 F.H.A. 43 V'elcoming Committee 33 Senior Usher 4. JANE SEWVELL Class V.Pres. 3, 43 Student Council l, 23 Feature lidilur nf the Indfralur 43 Most Representative Girl 3: Mixed Chorus 12 Tumbling Club l, 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 2, 33 Pan-American Student Forum 2, 3, 'l'reas. 33 lnderrilur Ad Staff l, 2: Varsity Basketball 3: B Team Basketball l, 23 FH A 4' I' Club 3' B Club 3 4' '...,ep. Meta. .,, Cllrls' Softball 4: Senior Superlative 4. 34- NANCY SHARP Red Cross Council 1, 23 Scribbler Homeroom Rep. 33 B Team Cheer-leader 1, 23 Varsity Cheer- leader 3, 45 F.H.A. 43 Tourist Club 3, 4g French Club 33 D Club 45 Oflice Worker 43 Library Staff 23 Pep Club 3, 4. AMELIA SHAW ALMA SH ELLEY Glee Club 23 F.H.A. 23 Mixed Tri-Hi-Y 2, 43 Band 1, 2, 33 Or- Chorus 33 D.C.T. 43 Pep Club 33 chestra 1, 2, 33 Pep Club 33 F.B.L.A. Girls' Sextet 2, Office Worker 4. 43 Beta Club 4: Office Worker 4. ll'-37 SENIORS .l ft 'T MARSHALL SIMS JULIE SHUMATE Transferred from Charlottesville, Virginia 33 Art Club 33 Pep Club 33 Beta Club 3, 43 Art Editor of the Imle'catur 43 Indemtur Selects 4. DIANE SHUTLEY Baud l, 2. 3, 43 Student Director fl: Or- fhestra l, 23 Tennis Team 1, 43 Softball Teain l3 B-Team Basketball I, 2, 33 Var- sity 43 junior Achievement 2, 3, 43 Art Club 2, V.l'res. 4: Spanish Club 2: Pan- Amerifan Student Forum 2: Writers' Cluh 3, 43 Srribbler Staff Photographer El. 4: Student Adviser to Photography Club 4: Beta Club fl, 4. RVN, 'icq GEORGE SIBLEY T.N.T. Council l, 2. 3, 4: Student Council 43 Pep Club 33 Welcoming Committee 3. 43 B Team Base- ball l, 2, 33 Sergeants' Club 33 Lunchroom Worker 4. 'ze-is BOBBIE SISOFF Beta Club 3, 43 Rillc Team 3, 43 Art Club 43 Pep Club 33 Youth for Science Club 33 Sergeants' Club 33 Christ 4. Ofhcers' Club 43 D Club 3, 4. BETTY SMITH Band 1, 2, 33, Mixed Chorus 33 Y- Teens lj Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Writers' Club 2, 33 Scribbler Staff 23 Pep Club 33 F.T.A. 43 F.H.A. 43 junior Achievement 43 Senior Usher 43 Glee Club 4. CAROL ANNE SMITH Class Trt-as. I3 May Court l3 Inrleralur Ad Stall' lj Girls' B Team Basketball Man- ager I3 I.atin Club lg Welcoming Commit- tee 2, 43 Library Stalf 2: Library Club 2: Tourist Club 2: Softball Team 23 Red Cross Council 3, 43 Spanish Club 3, 4, V.l'res. 33 Pan-American Student Forum 33 F.H.A. 3, 43 F.T.A. 43 Bookroom Assist- ant 3, 43 Beta Club 3, 43 Statistician Girls' Varsity Basketball 43 Senior Usher 43 N. H. S. 43 lndemlur Selects 4. in-v 'linu- j. R. SMITH LAURA SMITH TOMMY SPEARS BOBBY SPEIGHTS B Team Football l, 2, 33 B Y-Teens 13 Glee Club 23 Library Sergeants' Club 4. Band l, 23 Writersl Club 2, 3, 4: Team Basketball 23 Student Council Stalf 2, 33 Library Club 2, 33 Pep Sfflblllfff Staff 32 SUCHCC-Club 3, 43 3, sergeams' Club 3, Club 3, French Club 3, V. Pres. 43 Beta Club 3, 4: Lab. Asslstant 4. F.H.A. 43 Indecatur Ad Staff 43 Choral Office 43 Senior Usher 4. 35 wi.. Q CHARLIE SPINKS Shop Assistant 3, 4. JOHN STATHAM B-Team Basketball l5 B-Team Base- ball l5 Varsity Baseball 2, 35 D Club 25 Pep Club 35 Sergeants' Club 35 Lunchroom Worker 4. irq, 3? SCOTT STEVENSON B-Team Baseball 25 B-Team Basket- ball 2, 35 Sergeants' Club 35 Of- Ficers' Club 45 Welcoming Commit- tee 3, 45 Honor Drill Platoon 4, Pla- toon Leader 45 Pep Club 35 Junior Civitan 45 Canteen Council 45 In- decatur Selects 4. KITTY STRANGE Latin Club 15 Tourist Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Tumbling Club 2, 3, 45 Library Staff 25 Library Club 25 lndecutur Homeroom Rep. l, 2, 35 Indecatur Ad Staff 25 Class Editor of Indecatur 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 Pan-American Student Forum 35 Junior Civitan 3, 45 Beta Club 3, 45 Pep Club 55 Welcoming Committee 1, 2, 3, 45 Ga. Girls' State 55 F.T.A., Pres. 45 F.H.A. 3, 45 Manager of Girls' Varsity Basketball Team 4' S n' r U h 4' T.N.T. Council , e io s er , 45 N.H.S. 3, 4. HELEN JEAN STEPHENSON Tumbling Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Health Council, Sec. l, Pres. 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club, Pres. 35 Presidents' Council 2, 3, 45 lvelcoming Committee 2, 35 Pep Club 35 Pan-American Student Forum 35 Junior Civitan 3, 45 F.H.A. 3, President 45 May Court 35 Queen 4' Office Worker 45 Homecoming 45 Girls Softball 4. LINDA STURDIVANT Latin Club 1, 25 French Club 3, Pres. 45 Glee Club- 25 Library Staff 45 Library Club 35 Indecatur Ad Staff 2, 45 Pep Club 35 F.H.A. 45 Choral Oflice Assistant 45 N.H.S. 4. SENIORS MARY ANN SWAN Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Glec Club 4, Pres. 45 Girls' Ensemble 25 Girls' Sex- tette 45 Mixed Quartette 45 Latin Club 15 Red Cross Council 15 Y-Teens 15 Inde- eatur Ad Staff 1, 2: Girls' Rifle Team 15 Tumbling Club 15 Junior Achievement 2: French Club 3, 45 Beta Club 3, 45 Pep Club 35 Ofiice Worker 35 Tourist Club 8, 45 F.T.A. 45 Senior Usher 4. PAM SYLVESTER Red Cross Council 15 B-Team Bas- ketball l, 25 Art Club 25 Writers' Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Scribbler Homeroom Rep. 1, 25 Scribbler Ad Staff 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 Pan-American Student Forum 35 Beta Club 8, 45 Oflice Worker 35 Pep Club 35 Junior Civitan Club 3, 45 N.H.S. 3, 4. 36 MIKE TARRER Pep Club 35 Lunchroom Worker 3, 4. KAY TAYLOR F.H.A. I5 Library Staff 2, 35 Library Club 2, 35 Pep Club 35 Beta Club 3, 45 Youth for Christ 3, Pres. 45 Future Nurses Club 45 Business Editor of the Indecatur 45 Tourist Club 45 N.H.S. 3, 4. . wig , JIMMY THOMPSON Sergeants' Club 4. SENIORS DORIS TURK Latin Club lg Glee Club 2, 8: Stu- dent Council 23 Pep Club 35 Writers' Club 3, 4: Beta Club 3, 45 N.H.S. 3, 43 Youth for Christ, V. Pres. 3, Sec. 45 Spanish Club 3, 4, V. Pres. 33 Library Staff, Pres. 4, Tourist Club 43 F.T.A., V. Pres. 4. 1' its 'K- JEFF TINGLE PATRICIA TONEY Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 2, 31 Latin Club lg Beta Club 3, 43 Pan-American Student Forum 33 N.H.S. 4. LINDA TREADWAY Mixed Chorus lg Tumbling Club lg Ad Staff lg Indecatur Homeroom Rep. lg Latin Club 1, 2: B-Team Cheerleader 25 Pan-American Stu- dent Forum 3: Spanish Club 8, 4: Swimming Team 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. 4: Welcoming Committee 4: Pep Club 3, 4: D Club 8, 4: Varsity Cheer- leader 8. 4. MAUREEN TURNER Latin Club l, 23 B-Team Basketball l, 23 Mixed Chorus lg Writers' Club 2, 3, 43 Tumbling Club 2, 3, 43 French Club 3, 4: Swimming Team 2: Pep Club 35 Varsity Basketball 3, 43 Student Council 3, 43 Beta Club 45 D Club 4g Assist. Bus. Mgr. of Indecatur 4, Indecatur Homeroom Rep. 4. TOM VINSON JEAN WATKINS Beta Club 3, 43 Key Club 3, 43 Band Girls' Rifle Team lg Glee Club 2. 3: 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt. 4. ASHLEY WATSON Varsity Track 2, 3, 4, D Club 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 35 Pan-American Student Forum 31 Pep Club 35 Ser- geants' Club 33 Oflicers' Club 4. EDDIE WEEKS Mixed Chorus l, 25 B-Team Foot- ball 23 Sergeants' Club 3, 45 Red Cross Council. OLIVE WEIGAND Latin Club l, 23 Spanish Club 3, 43 Beta Club 3, 43 Ad Staff 2, 43 Pep Club 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 41 Girls' Ensemble 4, Future Nurses Club 4. French Club 2: F.B.L.A. 3, F.H.A. 4. LARRY WHITWORTH Health Council 25 Stamp and Coin Club, Sec. 2, V. Pres. 35 Band 5: Sergeants' Club 3: Oliicers' Club 4: Color Guard 4. 37 LAURIE WILKES Class Secretary l3 B-Team Baseket- ball 13 B-Team Cheerleader I3 Latin Club 1, 23 Tumbling Club l, 2, 3, 43 Indecatur Homeroom Rep. 33 Tourist Club 33 Military Sponsor 33 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Varsity Cheer- leader 3, 4, Co-Capt. 43 D Club 2, 3, 43 Beta Club 3, 43 Senior Su- perlative 4. DIANE WILLIAMS Dramatic Club 1,23 Latin Club 1, 23 Orchestra l, 23 Glee Club 33 Pep Club 33 Girls' Trio 33 Girls' En- semble 3, 4g Mixed Chorus 43 Future Nurses Club 43 Youth for Christ 2, 3, 4. KL NANCY WILLIAMS Latin Club 1, 23 Orchestra 1, 23 Band 3, 43 Pep Club 33 Health Club 2, 3, 43 Beta Club 3, 43 French Club 3, 43 Tourist Club 3, 43 Ad Staff 3, 43 F.T'.A. 43 F.H.A. 43 Future Nurses Club 43 Usher 4. sim LEN ORA WILLS Latin Club 1, 23 Library Staff 23 Library Club 23 Inderatur Ad Staff 2, 33 Tourist Club 2, 3, 43 Pan-American Student For- um 3: F.H.A. 3: Spanish Club 3, 43 Pep Club 33 VVritt-rs' Club 2, 3, 43 Szribbler Staff 3, 4, Asst. Make-up Editor 3, Make- up Editor 43 Scribbler Homcroom Rep. 3, 43 Beta Club 4. H ARRIET XVILSON Tumbling Club lj Latin Club l, 23 Clee Club l, 43 Tourist Club 23 Pep Club 33 French Club 3, 43 F.'l'.A. 43 Junior Achievement 2, 3, 4. KAY WRIGHT Student Council 1, 3, 4, Sec. 3, Co-Pres. 43 Latin Club I, 2, Trcas. l, Pres. 23 Ser. 2, 33 Y-Teens lg Sec. l3 B-Team Basketball lj Mixed Chorus l, 2, 33 Nvriters' Club l, 2, fl, 43 Health Council I3 17lfif'l'IlfH7' Ad Staff l3 0Hit'e lV0rl4er 2: Prcsiclents' Coun- eil 2' Srihhl scff 2 3 4' G' l E - ,r fr.a ,,, irs nscm- ble 2, 3: Welcoming Committee I, 2. 3, 43 May Court 3, 43 French Club 3, 43 Beta Club 3, 43 F.H.A. 43 Military Sponsor 43 Senior Superlzitive 4. PETER YAUN Pan-American Student Forum 1, 23 Spanish Club 13 Pep Club 33 Youth for Christ 43 Welcoming Commit- tee 33 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Student Director 3, 43 Boys' En- semble 3, 43 Mixed Quartet 4. .av 'fi JOHN YERKES Lunchroom Staff 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 33 Football 2, 3, 43 May Court 4. 'W HARDAWAY YOUNG Science Club 3, 43 Sergeants' Club 33 Officers' Club 43 Drill Team 43 Beta Club 4. 38 JIMMY YOUNGBLOOD MARY ZACHARY Red Cross Council 13 Latin Club 13 Welcoming Committee 2, 33 Military Sponsor 23 Pan-American Student Forum 33 Pep Club 33 Spanish Club 3, 43 junior Civitan 3, 43 Tumbling Team l, 2, 3, 43 Senior Usher 43 Indecatur Ad Staff 13 Indecatur Homeroom Rep. 23 Indecatur Staff 3, Picture Editor 43 Senior Superla- tive 4. MARILYN ZIBELL Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Band l, 23 Con- cert Band 3, 43 B-Team Basketball 1, 23 Latin Club 1, 2, V. Pres. 23 Scribbler Homeroom Rep. l, 23 Red Cross Council l, 2, 43 Pan-American Student Forum 33 Pep Club 33 Junior Civitan 3, 43 Beta Club 3, 43 Writers' Club 3, 43 Beta Club 3, 43 Writers' Club 3, 43 Spanish Club 3, 43 Welcoming Committee 2, 3, 43 State Orchestra 33 State Band 43 F.H.A. 43 Tourist Club 4. MEMCRIES . . . i, Il- l Q .,. CL 'JP' :A ff-QP aff lim Hale displays his Beta-Ray Spectrometer for whifh he won honorable lueutiou in the Wlesting- house Science Talent Search. Y 33423-5' 'fu l ' y Bill Ivey serves members ol' the Trough Club-new club for boys with better manners as its goal. A group ol' basketball enthusiasts admire the coveted region and state trophies. 39 . MEMORIES P, is Seniors lose their dignity and enjoy themselves on ThCS6 SCI1i0r bOyS take full Zidvalltage 'lf TWiFp WCCK Kid Day. as the girls have to wait on them. The library is a favorite meeting place for English IV students. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS CHUCK REILEY President , ,ff HARVEY Howiztt Vice-President MOLLY HODGES Secretary ll IMMY SMITH Treasurer 'LQ C., N ,s,-fa., .. .x- ZZ 5 A. .5 ' J, ' .' I 'fw-z.4,'f2Gw-li' '. M-ff ' ,.' 'IH ' , , -:'?. 'Sm ', 44: , I. ' MK, rf - I ' 4.3 U :l.A':p,,,J!.M.L is H' hir H W ' 2. sf-if I sr' -. ,ff . '1J w- 'yr I . . F J - 2 I I 4' I X I .. JUNIOR PLAY BECOMES ANNUAL CLASSIC We, as upperclassmen for the first time, began the school year eagerly, resolv- ing to work together to benefit the school as well as our class. This year for the first time since entering Decatur High we placed in Stunt Night by winning second place for our stunt, Any Numbskull Can. Also among the accomplish- ments Ior the junior class was our play, A Roomful of Roses. Mfhen it came time to say good-by to the seniors, we did it in fine style with a wonderful party. Each year adds new memories to our class, and we think this year we received some of our best. Next year our class will be the leaders of Decatur High, and we think that we are well prepared for this responsibility. Robert 1'rost is an important part of Mrs. Dieckmann's English zach Hall mixes basketball and American History for juniors. Class. I. . . Q' . 'Yus- 41 C. Ahrendt G. Alsobruok A. Ament P. Arnold Avant S. Bailey J. Bailey P. Baker B. Bauman T. Beasley M. A. Beaudry E. Bell D. Biclez E. Blanchard R, Bloodworth P. Bobo N. Bridges L. Brock R. Bruckelt C. Broom N. Broome G. Brown N. Burdick B. Burnett J. Burton J. Carter P. Case C. Chambers L. Chambers M. Chandler E. Clark R. Clark R. Cochran M. Coulter J. Cravey A. Crum L. Dale R. Dashiells E. Daves J. Davidson D. Davis B. Day S. Deer A. Dendy E. Dozier G. Edmonds P. England B. Evans J. Fell D. Field A. Fisher C. Fowler J. Fowler J. Gall way M. Gay C. George V. Gibson B. Gillespie G Greene C. Griffis D. Gunn J. Hall B. Hanie S. Hansen P. Harris R. Harrison E. Harvey J. Haynic J. Hc-alan N, Heston D. Hills M. Hodges J, iloerner B. Holt ll. Honeycull M. Hooper N Howard ll. Howell I-1. Hull' F. lllnnphries ll. llunt C. Hyde U. Jewell l-1. Johnson E. Johnston ll. Johnston M. Karg li. Kurnell IS. Kenton A. King li. Kneule P. Knox ll. Langford li. Langley S. Lawson C. l.ee M, Lille ll. Lockhart 3 'UN K 'ba f F' A .... 'ilu . 1:-, G- if JUNIORS .1 lk , T vw ' is Qfzi- 4-. 'fs 'US fr. .TW B. Lovejoy P. Luther J. McKinley B. McRae D. Maddox B. Mallory E. Mallory B. Martin G. Matelenc S. Mztthis N. Matthews M. Maund M. Morgan R. Morrison J. Morrow H. Murduugh M. A. North M. 0'Riordan S. Oxosz C. Panagioton J. Parrish JUNIORS 4? WP .AEA D. Partee C. Patrick H. Patterson H. Peabody J. Pelton C. Penn C. Pittman R. Polzin E. Porter T. Reach F. Rc-ed J. Reed J. Recd C. Rt-iley L. Re-ynolds A. Richards J. Richardson M. K, Riha M. Roberts C. Rochelle C. Rodgers S. Rodgers C. A. Rollins D. Royal J. Rutland R. Saunders B. Savage B. Schell J. Segars I.. Sills K. Silver VV. Sizemore M. Skelton H. Smith J. Smith J. Smith P. Smith J. Smithy IL. Snyder R. Stephens M. Stoner J. Stovall J. Street B. Swick A. Swoiford I.. Symmers H. Taylor P. Taylor J, Terry fav' ,al yr.: . J. iIlll0lIlZ1S ll. Tliompson . 'fhompson . Townley R. Townes P. 'I'umlin ,l ll H. Wall I.. YVai'd l.. YN'ard I.. XVarnet F. Watson E. W'ebb A. Weekley L. White W. White S. Wilson J. Winn li. Womack C. Wooten J. Yerkes JUNICDRS R pv- 41 Q SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS jon ANs1,1iY President PANNA iXlIiRRI'1 1' Vice-President -loin' NVE1cKr:s Sef'rela2'y AIICKEY YVALLIS '1'reasm'er FIRST PLACE IN SAFETY PARADE GOES TO SOPHOMORE CLASS The Sophomore Class is the best . . was what the Sophomores tried to persaude the other classes as they sang their new class song. And they were the best in the Safety Parade since they came away with First prize. The class demonstrated their spirit at Stunt Night and was especially enthu- siastic at athletic events. They showed spirit in class projects, student council elections, and May Night. Theirs was a class who put their talents and energy to work for Decatur High. Sophomore girls learn to sew in Miss Stewart's class. rtti ,, W 1 rrr me L. Akins T. Akins M. E. Alexander B. Allen B. Anderson J. Ansley B. Avil T. Bagby D. Baird K. Ballengee D. Bamett F. Baumgartner B. Beaman J. Bell D. Blackshear A. Bloedorn R. Blount C. Blue D. Bowen M. Bowen K. Brandau C. Brewer H. Briscoe B. Brown C. Brown S. Brown T. Brown M. E. Burke N. Butcher R. Callaway B. Carmack J. Carr B. Christie J. Clonts B. Close D. Coffey L. Cole R. Couliff P. Craig G. Cranford M. Cravens J. Crider J. Cronic R. Daniel S. Daniel D. Davis G. Davis L. Davis F. Deadwyler A. Deaton B. DeFoor L. Deloache D. Drachman H. Echols K. Edmonds T. Elders Z. Fenn M. L. Fleming A. Fowler j. Fuller D. Gear E. Gibson D. Gideon Q .J vu 'I' Y '-mf. in-5 .5 7? ss, -Q-0 .f H9 rv ' awe' ' 2- 5 Ci ' ., ' v-- , 5' ' YH i - 1-'I X x 6 1 N , ' fb. , Q A. - AL. ex .-x, be . 1 ' x 2-:lg ws.. , 'l gn' iv. ? Q1 ' Q 0- Q, fha '- s sg-3 J' au- A- 177 SOPHMORES E E SCPHOMORES K. Gissing J. Givens E. Goodloe S. Gordon R. Griflin J. Hall P. Hanes B. Harrell S. Harrington B. Hawkes Z. Hayes M. Haynes YV. Haynes J. Heggood S. Henderson J. L. Hicks F. Hitchcock A. Hodges D. Holbrook J. Holcombe P. Holcombe M. Hornbeck V. Horton P. Hudgins H. Hudson E. Jelks B. Johnson M. A. Johnson P. Johnson M. Johnston J- Jolly F. Jones S. Kelly B. King J. Kissell G. Knox B. Lee T. Leftwich D. Leveritt K. Lipham A. Littig L. Long T. Lucas K. Luke D. McAfee T. McCartney M. McColl L. McConnell T. McDill L. McEwen S. MCMIITIY K. McNcely P. McPherson C. Mann J. Martin M. Merritt P. Merritt A. Middlebrooks G. Miller J. Miller G. Moncrief J. Morgan B. Nash S. Newsome P. Pate N. Patterson C. Pmtillo W. Phillips R. Powell L. Presley J. Price T. Purdom A. Query J. Range S. Ray R. A. Rimer P. Rivenbark E. Robertson F. Roe W. Roos B. Rutland C. Schreeder K. Sewell A. Sharman T. Sheppard H. Shaw S. Shaw J- Smyly T. Stockton G. Story N. Strayhom S. Stuhblebine E. Suddeth S. Sutton S. Tanner M. Tatum A. Taylor B. Thomas M. Trammell J. Travis B. Waites M , Wallis P. Wallace J. Weekvs M. Wheeler A. White C. Wilkinson Z. Williams J. Wilson J. Womack C. Young Fi .,f,.g.g3' K. ,. ii? al l . ,.,. ,, , Q -A as. rf fr bf 2 rim 3 I Q , w .Q my va Q ,A.l l x . al vu. di- SCPHOMORES 1 P Q71 4 If Freshmen mingle with upper classmen. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS BUD KINNEY President -IUDY WRIGIIT Vice-President NIARILYN BINGHAM Secretary VANCE TAYLOR Treasurer Changing classes every period initiated us into real high school life. Amid the scramble and confusion which began the school year, we found time to participate and to support Decatur High in every way-sports, clubs, and other activities. Our studies became a challenge as we sought more knowledge. Klready experienced in working to- gether, we combined our ideas and pre- sented a Stunt Night skit. XfVe did our best to make the magazine sale and the Clean Up Campaign a complete suc- cess. Now, ready to begin our sophomore year, we have decided to work even harder next year, and to represent our class and our school in every activity. K. Annorr J. ADUR C. AI LEN M. ANDERs0N R. ANDERsoN B. Axxnmews S. ANiEl.FNE 3 A1 Q-an 'R s., in Ihr B. Barnes Barrett F. Batchelor j. Bier M. Bingham C. Breedlove Brooks Burdick D Burnett L. Burnham M. Campbell Carter N. Curtin A Case F. Chatnhers M. Comer Cook C. Cooper A Couch M. Counts J. Currie Day S. DeLoach V Dennis D. Dillard XV. Dunn M. Durham H. Edwards Elliot N. Elrod C, Futral Garland J. Garner A. Gifford P. Gladding M. Gusto Hall I.. Hall Hatnmons . Harris QA fb 'vi 55 'Nfl is . I? Q 6-N B. Bowen C. Butler M. Clayton . Bradford M. Cade L. Coleman S. Branen V. Cadora A. Coles J. Covington . Crutn G. Cunningham M. UOZiCT Duckett D. Duke Ferguson Fisher C, Flynt P- C0l0lIllJ Coodloe D. Greene H. Harris Harris .- . Hatzelrigs P1 'W T' 16 'iq ta 'X C59 NIJ 1 if iv-nr' i... I ,nba z 'm-f 3 96 1? :Qu R. Healan B. Herring M. Hill R. Holman B. Holt M. Holt C. Hood J. Hooper S. Howell S. Howell S. Hunter W. Jackson J. Johnston F. Jones J. Jones R. Jones K. Kegley J. Kethley M. King B. Kinney P. Kirkley B. Landsdell K. Lawson D. 1.66 N. Lee P. Lee B. Leys R. Lipham V. Lourcey E. Lunsford L. Lyons J. MCC2lmlHH11 FRESHMEN L. McCoy S. McCullough C. Martin J. Martin D. Medcalf V. Meyers J, Mills C. Mitcham W. Mobley R. Moler B. Morgan M. A. Morgan S. Morgan T. Morrow B, Morton R, lklurqlaugh K. Nations F. Neel R. Newsome L. Nielson B. North K. O'Riordan M. O'Riordan K. Ortman K. Ortman M. Owens G. Panagiotou J. Parker W. Parks H. Pate R, Patrick J. Patterson ffl 4 - N . . A W 1 R i Q- I1 -an 'S if fb: 43' ' si- 8, QQ its 4' 55 ep- 'X vis 158 71 's,,x bn ft- 'S ,fv- ? - P. Patterson . Pendery S. Penick S. Perry V. Phelps Pittard D. Pittman l'0lll D. Polzin . Powell K. Prankc J. Recd A. Robertson Robinson N. Rogers C Rutland D. Sailors . Sams j. Sanford A. Searl P. Sharpton Shaw D, Short B Smith IJ. Smith Smith K. Sommer C. Steward D. Stoner Stowers lf. Streuter D 5lI'CCl A. Slieklamd Tallunt D. Taylor V. Taylor D. 'lll10ll121S '1'homas J. rI'llllflI'lUlld S. P1-llglllllilll j. 'I ingle . 'lisdale C. luckcr W. Tumlin Vinings Vinson P. Wages C Walker S. Walters L. Webb S. Webb S. Weekley lf. Wells Wlritenaur S. Wilson S. A. Wilson LL. Winfree C. Winkler R. Withers H. Wood j. Wright Wyatt H. Young C. Zimmerman ? lr'- E V57 Z 4? ,Q 9 ',a z-vm. 9 0 9 SUB-FRESHMEN OFFICERS S RICHARD CATHEY President PATRICIA RAYITIELD Vice-President ELAINE NoR'rH Secretary JEAN STOREY Treasurer EIGHTH GRADERS ARE THRILLED WITH HIGH SCHOOL Though fear clutched our hearts in early September, we soon became accus- tomed to the confusion of high school life and made many new friends. The thrill and excitement of touring the big high school inspired us to make good founda- tions for the rest of our high school life. As we looked to teachers and older students for help and guidance, we resolved to do our best so that someday we might set an example for others. There was a certain amount of glamour and excitement in being a part of high school, and we proved our loyalty to Decatur through all the activities. We enjoyed our eighth grade experiences, and We are looking forward to our freshman year. Eighth gl'21dCI'S lC2lI'Il the interesting facts of AIHCflC3H History. Sub-Freshmen take 3 break between Classes to get a drink of Wate ..a.. si fi 54 I M. Abbott Al. Adams 'l'. Adcoctk M. Alston Amnons ll. Arnold j. Ashmore B. Atwood Baker -I. Baker A. Barrett A. Baskin C. Beasley N. Beck M. A. lllaekstofk M. Bloodworth P. liorcillcs 'l'. Boren V. Brecht A. Briscoe j. Brit S. Britton S. Brooks -I. Brown M. Brown N. Brown j. Burgess D. Burnett R. Cathy B. Champion V. Cheek C.. Chilton S. Clark R. Clark B. Clegg R. Clemmcns j. Cobb K. Cobb W. Cohren B. Connell M. Cornwall 5. Coulter J. Crawley B. Crouch P. Dallis I.. Davis P. Davis 5. Davis D. Dennis Dickson D. Dodd D. Dodd 'I'. Dnckett E. Edmundson H. Emerson 'l'. Etheridge B. Every S. Fellows I.. Fenn K. Freeman M. Gillespie L. Girtman J. Graves D. Ham 5. Hamilton A. Hansell H. Harvard D. Head R. Heatherly B. Hemphill i7 f 8 A-'N F1 .-hug' 11 Bm! Qc.. In Ibis fx 8 -5. 1773 1? 'Q' ..- 9 jg rf. 3 F .X sq fm A 3-lr T -mv' 11190 SUB-FRESHMEN M. Herring M. Hill E. Hodges J. Hoerner L. Howard P. Howard D. Howell R. Hulsey C. Jacobs M. Jacobs L. Johnson P. Johnson S. Johnston E. Jolly B. Jones WV. Jones P. Jordan D. Kay N. Kenton J. Kerr M. C. King L. Lanes L. Lanford C. Lees M. Leverett J. Logan J. Long E. Ropei E. S. Loyd L. Lyle E. McCain M. McConnell M. McCord K. McEwen D. McKc'ndrick B. Maiden N. Martin C. Mason B. Matthews D. Matthews T. Medcalf B. J. Merritt J. Mewbum F. Miller S. Miller J. Mills A. Mitchell D. Mobley E. Moeh ring J. Moori- S. Morrison M. Nash J. Norris P. Norris E. North J. O'Riordari G. Over! on D. Owens A. Parker D. Parr T. Paym- J. Peabody G. Penland J. Perry S. Peyton J. Pharr R. Plant M. Platt J. Porter M. Powell M. Powell H, Rainey V, Rchfcltl P. Rayficltl M. Redman B. Recd D. Recd H. Recd ml, Rcicl ul. Rimcr K. Robb E. Russell M, Rust 0. Saars S. Sanders K, Scarl ff. Shaw N. Shcaly M. Shcrcr Shufortl I.. Silver D. Skillcrn M. V. Smith I.. Smith N. Smith S. Smith XV. Smith P, Spcights II. St. Clair C .. Stapleton C. Starncs I.. Stephenson Y . N. Stewart HI. Story E. Symmcrs QI. Tatc C, 'Ihmnas AI. 'lhomas I.. 'I'hmnas C.. Tlimnason D. Thompson M. Tlirclkcld P. Timmons 'I'. Townsan A. 'licaclway Ci. Trcarlwcll D. Trctlwcll II. 'I'uckcr M. 'I'un1lin M. 'l'umlin YV. Turner I.. NVallcr V. Wanslcy P. Wassan EI. XVatkins -I. Xvatkins YVcrncr .I- P A. VVesthrook P. Nklcsthcld I. Hlhcclcr R, White S. White C. WVilhurn N. YVilliams P. Williams AI. Winn N. Wooten -I. Wynn B. Young W. Zachary Y .N H. pp .W a s' rl ' be S Q S, 4 X G-,' , 'V I as ' 'VX 4 m 1 A W I it v H in I w I K , f, W my A z Q 5,1 V m ,,,, I an X l If It 2 3 lb L .4 H 3 ,wk . 5. 7 wi K K ,f A an in Q29 . L 'V ,tv , suB-FREsl-:MEN W, . r Qi 1 1 t I F ' i G t if W 'I I QF 'Z' Av T X fi ,Q T -'ws 1 I ' 1 5 l 9, ,tr- 1, , l , EW, wal HW 5 ji,,.-1 YWF: I .il f in X' Q ,H CJRGANIZA . K1 Ariat I P' IS. no VS .10 'i'4 'Q ij.. ' -5' -x 5 A ,', 4- ?'fi.. if 1 Lg I s-ff . ' 'vs'-'A' .. 6 .-. 'Sgt 'L 'fi ' , J 'W U M ,, afiff:-., 1.4 , .n 1, s . , . wh Q ,pf ft 'rA,. j l,fg+A':' tt?wvgAMhx 'i -'l :Li -b ,QI .54 .Q-we Lf , f 5i,Nv,i. E, ,ag-4-VL L 1 f -' -, 1 wall.-:SV f.'f..i::e- if nf X. M . A . . if . - ! Svf'?'1 f -wt' +--N -W, Y k 'fx H rn- ,,HFf'f,vfw -vis. at qiggqqiveffl 5. 4 K ' ' 2.4 - Q - 'n 'bu Ain. tg rg N41 Y - N A ?N':',,,,- -A -1 4 -A . . 3431.5 N' W TIONS I Cf, Peggy Moore, our editor, visualizes how the completed Indecatur will look. l l . cl Ji ' . , .MX .,...,.,, ooeeo cl.-4 ra' Tommy Reach and Ben Moore work on the exciting athletics section. Helen Hildreth and Phil England are off to help take pictures for the organization section. 60 I I f 'iii 1 E Va, 'W-Q., Staff stops work long enough to be snapped by Mr. Lee. INDECATUR STAFF PEGGY MOORE ............. Editor-in-Chief SUE BOREN . . . . Literary Editor MARY ZACHARY . , . Picture Editor KITTY STRANGE . ...r Class Editor HELEN HILDRETH . . . Organizations Editor BEN MOORE ...... EUGENE BOTHWELL . . JANE SEWELL .... JULIE SHUMATE . . . . Athletics Editor . Military Editor . . Feature Editor . . . Art Editor JOHN NEWSOME . . . . . . Managing Editor KAY TAYLOR .... . .... Business Editor MAUREEN TURNER . . . . Asst. Business Editor JEANNE GRAVEY , , , , , , junior Representative SANDRA DEER . . . . . junior Representative PHIL ENGLAND . . . junior Representative ELLEN HARVEY . . . . junior Representative TOMMY REACH . . . . . . junior Representative DICK GEAR ..... . Sophomore Representative MISS EMILY NORTON . . . .Editorial dr Picture Advisor MISS BETTY STEWART . . ..... Business Advisor Ellen Harvey and Sue Boren try to find the Words needed the write-ups. is Miss EMILY NORTON Miss BETTY STEWART The 1957 Indemtur staff is proud to present to you the product of many hours of hard work, accompanied with moments of pleasure. We recall many varied experiences-new members learning the ropes, the staff striving for . . . holding inter- esting disrussionsg voting on the dedication, cover, In- l16I'Ilfll1' Selects: and awaiting the outcome of the ballot- ing. Ol' course the work was interrupted occasionally by pleasure. The coke machine remained our standby when we found time for a party. Along with the work and pleasure, questions were forever being asked by the staff and advisors alike. YVhere is Mr. Lee? . . . How can we sell enough ads? . . . WNill we go to New York? . . . Will we make the dead- line? . . . Who lost my section? . . . How can we get this many pictures on one page? . . . Who lost the keys? . . . VVho wants to go get Miss Norton's sax? . . . Where is everybody? Somehow, nevertheless, these questions were answered, and with all the results bound together in a shiny black cover we have the 1957 Indecatur. hn Newsome, Maureen Turner, Miss Stewart, and Kay Taylor xrk on advertisements. A 'Wah f N 'UG .s-X Mary Zachary and Jeanne Cravey try to work out picture schedule. A vw -Qi.. - I ' r T XX lm? 'M HW ' ' its Dick Gear and Eugene Bothwell crop pictures for the military section. Julie Shumate and -lane Sewell select their favorite for Miss Indecatur. T 'wi P Ko- L f i 9 f f' M xl 1 ,WN I an s tk 1 5fft'1.1 ,SA Sandra Deer and Kitty Strange guess whose pictures have come back. 1'-Y' it 1 ,Y Vi' l . lk... 61 tk-I .1- ff Student Council Officers: Left to right: Paul Smith, Treas.3 Kay Wright, C0-Pres., Robert Ansley, Co-Pres.g' Bonnie Lockhart, Sec. STUDENT COUNCIL B .. 75. w-, we-s In Members work on the Student Council Convention program. Student Council sponsors first Homecoming at Decatur. The Student Council, is the governmental body at De- catur High Qwhose oflicers are elected by the students in a highly competitive spring election.j One representative and an alternate were elected from each homeroom in the fall for one year's service. Their scholastic and con- duct records had to be approved. In 1956-57 the Student Council kicked off another big year by giving a talent show. There was an air of excitement as the annual magazine sale drew to a close because of the contest between Decatur and Grady, to see who could sell the most magazine subscriptions. We won and the Curtis representative, who had promised he would roll a peanut across the street with his nose, partially fulfilled his pledge by rolling it across the gym floor. The Student Council, with other groups, worked to improve school spirit, and the crowning event to everyone's efforts was Homecoming Day. Also, food was collected before Thanksgiving to be distributed by the Department of Welfare. For the first time at Decatur, there was a Twirp Week, February ll-16. Dances, such as the ones alter the football games, were fun. All in all, the past year has been a very fruitful one for the Student Council and Decatur High. Miss ROZELLE SHIRLEY VVILUAM E- PURCEU- Sponsor Span-907 if B S T U R E P D R E E N 5 T E C T C . X -x, U SM. ,X X, A N T C I v ' E L Left to right, hrst row: T. Clegg, G. Austin, M. Turner, C. Foskey, A. Rayfield, B. Ivey. Semml ww: G. Sibley, P. Meyer QSeni0rsj. S l gi. , F' t to right: B. Womack, ll. Morrow, -I. Smith, P. Case, B. Left to 'fliglltf R. Conliff, D. Gear, R. Powell, B. Lee, D. Baird iron, T. Reach, -I. Hziynie, Avant. Q-Iuniorsj lVCCkS, T- SIICPPHNI, V- Horton. Urreshmenl Left to righ t, hrs! row: AI. Crawley, D. Matthews, Mewbourne, 1 ,U H-gm. K- Ortmfm, C. Butler, H- Harris, Pohl, S' G. Thoznason, Second row: L. Laney, W. Turner, T. Dickson, lltCl', Dillard, P. Sliarpton, S. VVebb. fS0Ph0l'll0I'CSl Watklns' f5Ub'Fre5hmenl ...--- 4 -4 63 THE SCRIBBLER SCRIBBLER STAFF TOM CLEGG ............. jr'nvn.1.v1DsoN . . . DON PATTERSON . . . . PEGGY MCKINNEY . . . . KAY XYRIGHT . . . . . CLARKE RODCERS .... . . CRADY HARRIS ........, . . DICK HILLS, BRENT MCRAE, TOM CLEGG Editor . . . . Editor Associate Editor Managing Editor Circulation Mgr. . . .Assistant Exchange Editor Advertising Mgr. XYENDY MOBLEY, PAM SYLVESTER . .... Assistants LENORA XVILLS .......... . Blake-up Editor JIMMY AVANT ......... . . . Assistant MAIIREEN CTRIORDAN . . . . Feature Editor PAT MEYER ...... . . Sports Editor DIANE SHUTLEY . . . . . . Stag Editor MISS ANN LEWIS . . Faculty Advisor ' v ,e- . sf 1 lb TX fx Ji x f 7 5 I , I X- t 'K ' ,gr- ' . lr rw' Scribbler Staff is anxious to find their copy The Scribbler, in its nineteenth year of publication, was again very successful in informing Decatur's students of the latest news and achievements of its school. Under the supervision of a newcomer to The Stribhler, Miss Ann Lewis, and led by their experienced editor, Tom Cleg , the W'riters' Club functioned smoothly in selling at s, assigning articles, and compiling its copy. The staff and reporters, with the satisfaction of their readers as their goal, has produced a paper worthy of praise. Every student at Decatur eagerly anticipated the day The Scribbler was distributed. YVRITERS' CLUB: Left to right, hrst row: B. Kneale, S. Mathis, D. Hancock, M. O'Riordan, N. Matthews, KI. Mfright, D. Shutle C. Mitchum. Second row: H. Hildreth, Maynard, M. Turner, N. Erickson, Davis, K. Wright, M. Zibell, T. Sheppard, D. Tur L. YVills, P. Sylvester, S. Lawson, P. McKinney. Third row: T. Mathews, D. Hills, T. Clegg, A. Cadora, R. Hardman, C. Fostf G. Harris, D. Patterson, B. Lovejoy, C. Rodgers, S. Hunter, B. McRae, B. Moore, 31. 64 ff' fl In VI hi ll Slmllvx, l'Imlopgx':1pTu'1'g P. Nfcycr, Sports Fd.: NI. O'Riordzm, l-I-anllxxv lid.: Miss l.cwis, ills. xlllkt'-llll FAI.: Cl, Rmlgvrw: P. Sylxcslcr, Iixflmnge Fd. film X 1- W ig fi fi? as lffr to riglll: D. Hills: NV, Mulmlcyg KL. Hzlrrisg li. MfR:u'. .Mlwrliwixxg ld lmfl In righl: D. I'1llll'!'SUll, Mgr. lirl.: K. Wright: I'. Mc'Kinm-y, CilTlllZlliUll 3 if v XY Lx . T I B 1 ,A X K --any V N -A X 4. ,f ,f NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY TVith great thought about character, scholarship, leadership, and service to the school, the members of the National Honor Society were chosen by the faculty. The members worked constantly to maintain the character- istics by which they had been selected and to which they had pledged themselves. Although this honor came only to about fifteen per cent of the senior class and five per cent of the junior class, all high school students should have these qualities. The Chairman this past year was Allen Cadora, and the Secretary was Elaine Merrell. Mrs. Clive Folger served as the faculty advisor. NATIONAL ONORSQEIETY .px Z E yd -V b x ' -X 1 71 L BETA CLUBS The Beta Clubs, based on the ideals of achievement, leadership, and character, were the largest honorary organizations in the school. Several projects were planned during the year, such as the Clean-Up Campaign, on which the Junior and Senior Clubs worked together. Since these clubs operated separately most of the year, the projects gave them an opportunity to work as one. The most outstanding highlight of the year was the State Beta Club Convention in Atlanta in March, and Nancy Mat- thews was Decatur High's nomination for the State Secretary. Mrs. Harvey Brown was the Junior Beta Club advisor, Mrs. Saleska VVichman, the Senior Beta Club advisor, Mr. Lex Buchanan, the coordinator between the two clubs. .f if If f 4 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS: Left to right, first row: R. Ansley, C. Barksdale, S. Boren, J. Clark, A. Cadora, Mrs. Folger, E. Merrell. 'I'. Clegg, M. Frizzelle, Hale. Second row: R. Hardman, G. Harris, P. Meyer, N. Sappington, K. Strange, P. Sylvester, K. Taylor, D. Turk, N. Burnett, E. Caldwell, j. Davis. Third row: N. Erickson, R. Frazier, -I. Fuller, A. Harris, M. Hersh, J. Hulsey, W. Nix, C. Penn, B. Randall, C. A. Smith, L. Sturdivant, P. Toney. Nlnam wx 5546 6 PM 'ti-4 4 'i 1 . 3 - it SENIOR BETAS: l.t'fI to right, first row: B. Speights: S. Boren: L. IfVills: 'l'. Self: Gaskins: N. Aimistead: Patterson: N. Pennington: M. lfrillelle: H. llildreth: Mrs. Wichman. Sponsor: R. Hardman, Pres.: G. Austin, Sec.: G. Harris, 'l'reas.: Mr. Buchanan, Sponsor: B. Norris: C. Penn: A. Shelley: J. Epps: M. Hall: J. Shumate: N. Burnett. Serum! row: D. Patterson, K. Strange, A. Raylield, K. XVright, E. Mundell, M. lihell, J. Mixson, J. Maynard, M. 'l'iirner, G. A. Smith, O. Xveigand, D. Shutley, N. Erickson, J. Davis, M. A. Swan, J. Martin, P. Davis, G. Moseley, N. Ivey, J. Edwards, J. Hulsey, D. Davis, 'l'. Vinson. 'I'l1irrI row: D. Keiser, W. Nix, E. Merrell, G. Barksdale, I.. Wilkes, P. McKinney, M. Hatcher, E. Caldwell, Clark, P. Toney, N. Sappington, N. Hull, Fuller, D. Turk. M. Matthews, M. Durden, K. Taylor, N. XVilliams. I.. Sturdivant, B. A. Entrekin, B. Roos. Fourth row: 'l'. Clegg, G. Ifoster, R. McMurry, B. Ivey, B. Moore, A. Cadora, B. Kethley, R. Frazier, H. Young, D. Anderson, J. Barrett, Ilale, I.. King, B. Randall, A. Harris, M. Sims, YV. Mohley. Jl'Nl0R BETAS: l.e'fI Io right, first row: Lawson: P. Bullard: E. Dozier: N. Broome: C. Hyde: R. Bloodworth: P. Taylor: E. Porter: Mr. Buchanan Sponsor' J. Avant, 'l'reas.: 'lf Reach, Vice-Pres.: Morrow: Haynie, Sec., R. Dashiels: J, Bailey: A. Ament: M. Maund: D. 'I'ownley: I.. XVhite: M. A. North: S, Mathis: J. Reed: R. Morrison: B. Gillespie: Morrow: B, Kenton: M. Coulter. Sffmnrl roiu: B. Burnett, J. Davidson, P. Baker, D. Gunn, J. I'IC'IIl1lll,C.ciI'lIllS D. Honeycult, G. Wooten, R. Watts, M. Stoner, C. Chambers, S, Bailey, M. Skelton, B. Martin, J. Gravey, G. Green, P. Boho, H. Howell, J. Fell, J. Yerkes G. Patrick, B. Kneale, I.. Ward, I.. NVard, G. Karnett. Tliirrl row: A. Dendy, D. Royal, G. Rochelle, P. Luther, N. Matthews, M. 0'Riordan, B, Lockhart A. Weekley, B, Mallory, B. Lovejoy, J. Garter, R. Harrison, D. Johnston, P. Arnold, W. White, A. Fisher, D. Hills, H. Peabody, D, Hunt, C. Edmunds G. Jewett, J. Thomas, G. Herrick. Fourtli roziu' G. Alsohrook, B. McRae, P. England, I . Street, P. Smith, P. Gase, G. Reiley, J. Smith, Segars, Mrs Brown, Sponsor-not pictured. ,.,- MW ff Q 6 t ,xx ,vs SIFXNISH CIl.l'lS OIWICIICRS: 1111 lo right: Miss Slory, Sponsor: Pelton, LANGUAGE CLUBS Bonjour, mes amis-French students became Familiar with the background ol' the French language and the cusioius ol' the people ol' France by using Films, listening ro inter- esting speakers, and singing the old folk songs ol' France. Ol' the various projects in l956-57 the members enjoyed a very good dinner at limile's French Restaurant. The food and atmosphere perhaps did more to improve French-American relations than anything else.-Au revoir. Salvete, amiciwThe members of the Latin Club this year presented several skits showing the culture ol' the Roman fiviliiation, and at the yearly banquet they had a taste of the foods eaten by these ancient people. Some ol the better Latin students were selected to attend Linguage Day at Emory Ilniversity.-Valete, amici. Hola, amigos-This year, as in years past, the Spanish Club enjoyed a delightful progressive dinner as a high- light to a successful year. The members progressed lrom house to house enjoying a tasty Course at each place. The club had very interesting speakers and movies .it their bi-monthly meetings and both made the meetings more enjoyable. Miss Ida Story was the facultu sponsor. l'l'L'S.Q Il. fiCUl'g'L', vIil'CilS,I W. While, Vice-Pres.: A. Fisher, Sec. lfiucxczll Cll,l'I5 0lflflCZliRS: lm 10 figlfz, ,rim muy: Mr, sqjmimer, spon- LATIN CLl'1i UFFICERSI Ifff ffl rfsfff- fir-if ffHf'f I-. llllllfff 1- VIQHPIU sur: .-X. Hollingsworlh, IINIIFLIS. Swmul rout' L. Slurdiraul, l'i'c's.: l.. Smith, B. Johnston, Sec.: l. Sheppard, Pres. .Vrond min. N1 ss Cook, sponsor ymj.,j:l-65,3 jk Clin-kv fjh1,P1ui,,: M- Mmlhcwsv gcc. D, Fllioll, 'I'rc-as.g CZ. Steward, Pub. Sec.: M. llozu-r, lllillg. Clnau.: Mis .SWlb3AiH' 1, f!LHLlA'bU5 'CJ 68 Brown, Sponsor. T' Iuu 'l1 . , Q W iummx MY'l'H0l.lN-X Q.. 1 5 ,Gem HEALTH COUNCIL, LUNCHROOM WORKERS, RED CROSS COUNCIL The Health Council directed national health cam- paigns lor the school, the main one being the March of Dimes in -january. In connection with this Blue -leans Day, a Sock Hop was sponsored that night. The Heart Fund was another big drive which the Council backed. Miss Ann lioiter and Mrs. James Burgoyne served as the sponsors. Those who worked in the lunchroom helped everyone who ate there to enjoy their meals better. The workers helped to prepare the food, cleaned after the students and faculty left, and served those using the lunchroom in any way possible. Mrs. M. M. Gifford and Mrs. Al. H. Tilgh- man directed the workers. The Red Cross Council cooperated with the American Red Cross and the -lunior Red Cross in their annual membership drive in the fall. The Council packed boxes to be given to those in need here and abroad, and it helped to improve the students mentally, spiritually, and physically. The sponsor ol' the Council was Mrs. YVilliarn Green. CROSS f1Ul'NCll, OlflfIClCRS: Imfl to riglzi: S. Tilglnnan, Co-Chrm Nlrs. XYilliain Creen, Sponsorg Ii. SllllIlClll, C0-Cllflll, l . , , 1 --5112. HJTNCHROOM XVORKERS: l.f'fI to righl: A. Catlora, A. Mason, T. Hay, G Sibley, R. Couch, M. Tarrer, T. Abernathy, R. Couch, D. Moss, H. Hurdaugh P. Smith, C. Anderson, ll. llulchenson, ll. letter, li, NVebb, Il. blCAI'llllll4, R Stephens, B. Cheney, 'l'. Lee, ll. Ivey, ll. XNoinack, -I. Whiteside, A. lfosler. HIEALTH COINCII.: 1.1-fl lo riglil: M. llersh, V. Pres.: Miss Ann lloilel, Advisor: S. Hansen, Sec.: C. Greene, Treas.: H. .l. Slfllhenson, Pres. .-,.. HW.. l i l 'T :S 9. ' G g 'DC .VP . . x , ,Z Q, Ii' 'y , ,J ,asv X ,I-' 69 tm H+. N 'K' JUNIOR CIVITAN BUILDS GOOD CITIZENSHIP The Junior Civitan Club, relatively new at Decatur, developed a means of training for citizenship and leadership. Delegates were sent to district and state meetings, which greatly benetited the whole club. The group was in close con- . tact with the local Civitan Club. The big project for the year was the sale of fruit cakes by the members. Mr. John Varner worked with the club as advisor. Lef! Io right: A. A. Raylleld, V. Pres.g D. Keiser, Pres., Mr. Varner, Sponsor, T. Mathews, Treasg J. Maynard, Sec. LOCKERS ARE IMPROVED The members of the Key Club developed initiative, leadership, and citizenship. One of the most important projects of the year was keeping the lockers in repair, which was greatly appreciated by the students. A Pancake Breakfast was given for the public in order to raise money lor other projects. Delegates were sent to the state con- vention. Mr. Lex Buchanan sponsored the group. Lcfl lo right: A. Cadora, Sec.3 B. Ivey, V. Pres., C. Green, Prcs.g Mr. Buchanan, Sponsorg E. Bothwell, Treas. I 70 HAWAII INVADES DECATUR To really give the year a big send-off, the T.N.T. Council sponsored a parade and pep rally at the Recre- ation Center. The Hawaiian Night Dance was some- thing diflerent for everyone. The Council helped with other recreational activities for young people in Decatur such as the dances and athletic events. The Council continued to encourage the building of the new recrea- tion center. l.r'fI to right: C. Foster: E. Merrell, Co-Pres.g B. Kenton, Sect: A. Foster, Trea M. Coulter, Chrm. Rec. ti 'Q Y-TEENS OPERATE lLOST AND FOUND' The Y-Teens Club was organized un- der the leadership ol' Miss Gwen Miles and Miss Frances Lovingood. The mem- bers gave a tea lor the faculty at the beginning ol' the year. The Lost and Found was operated by the club as a school service. Some ol' the .Iunior and Senior members visited various colleges in Ceorgia. The Y-Teens sold potato chips for a money-making project. Q54 It A-4 Left in right: C. Steward, Corres.-See.: Miss Miles, Sponsor: M. Ii. Burke, 'I'reas.: -I. Covington, V. Pres.g C. Griffis, Worship Cllirnrz M. 'l'ranimeII, V. Pres.: J, Hall, Social tilirni. TRI-HI-Y MEMBERS ATTEND GEORGIA STATE YOUTH ASSEMBLY The purpose ol' the Tri-Hi-Y was To create, to maintain, and extend, throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. In carrying out these ideals the students entertained in chiIdren's hospitals, participated in church Loyalty Cam- paigns, the Ceorgia State Youth Assembly, and in YVorld Service, and collected lood lor needy lamilies at Thanks- giving. lrf L . i rnsorg II. -Iett, Y, Pres. .S'1'cm1rl mzu: xl, lliccuni, lreas.: W, Haynes, Sec., A. Madden, lIist.g D, Gideon, Chap. I , , I I I pllflr I M I I I I I I ,J- 6' is fffif 1 In rivhl, foil mai: Il. Iioh, Y. Pres,: Ii. Dale, Presg Mrs. Deadwvler, MOVIE CLUB PROMOTES BETTER FILMS The Motion Picture Club proved to be very helpful in showing the Iilms used by the faculty. The members were taught to operate the projectors and to maintain the equipment. The club promoted the use ol' movies as an educational aid. Mr. A. S. W'helcheI, the advisor, taught the members their individual responsibilities in connection with the operation of the projectors. Left lo right: C. XVaIker, II. Pate, YV. Jackson, YV, Payne, S. DeI,oache D, Creenc,'B. Heinold. 71 SCIENCE CLl'B OFFICERS: Left to right: Mrs. W'. N. Ormston, Sponsorg A. Harris, Treas.g A. Cadora, Pres,g J. Rutland, Sec.g R. Hardman, V. Pres. PRIZE WINNING PROJECTS ARE ENTERED IN SCIENCE FAIR The Science Club was composed of students interested in careers ol' science. The Club sponsored the local Sci- ence Fair and participated in the state Science Fair. The members went to several interesting places, such as Oak Ridge, where valuable information was obtained. Mrs. NV. N. Ormston ably advised the club. 43 F Science students show off their experimen which have been on exhibit. F. L. B. A. RECEIVES AWARD FROM G. B. E. A. The Future Business Leaders of America Club was made up of students taking business courses. The Club did much duplicating for faculty members, school clubs, and community organizations. F. B. I.. A. members display their Christmas r.B.L.A. OFFICERS: 1.41 10 ffgmf s. Duvall, Reps Miss Sarah Head, sponwq M. E. Ramsey, cards. Sec.g BI. Epps, Treas.g M. Royal, V. Pres.g C. Penn, Pres. iv' m1l 'M mu A . s i IF V' r . C I f . W . ,y ., 3 SP s ,Z TQ 5,7 V ge 72 1' if . hw ,.,.,-W-ew VI I ya Its..- ? xt. 4 3 ture 'l'CllCl1Cl'S 1Jl'Cp2iI'C lOl' 21 Cl1l'lSU'I1LlS Party. F-TA. Clrl'll Olfl-'ICFRSI Lffl lo riglzl. Iirxl row: K. SITRIIIQC. Pres.: Mrs. Kehr, Mrs. Iohnslon, Sponsors. Sffrond row: M. llersh, iliI'C2lS.j ll. Turk, Y, Pres, Thirrl rmzu' CI. Smith, U.li..X. Scrzllmlmook FUTURE TEACHERS GAIN INVALUABLE EXPERIENCE The Future Teachers of America Club was lor stu- dents interested in teaching as a profession. Valuable and practical experience was gained by actually substi- tuting lor teachers and by visiting in other schools. 'l' CLl'B Olfl ICliRS: Lvfl lo riglzl: Mrs. Calder, Sponsorg Davis, V. Pl'CS.Q E. Porter, Secs li. Owen, Treas. l'res.g D. C.hrln.5 H. Hlldrelh, Chap.: lNTaynard, Trezls. ART CLUB SPONSORS THE HHEMISPHERE HOP The Art Club had an active year under the sponsor- ship of Mrs. VVillia1n Calder. The club designed and silk-screened curtains for the activity room. In order to raise money for the Hemisphere 1-lop, the annual dance, they sold jewelry which they had made. Shutley, Art students cut lllTOlClllll blocks. 1 Q .J wk Q 5 xr T TP 'Z' 7 S '.J4 Mitgv . xii? vis' c. in ft, ., ,,. .Q59 Hg.-5'J,. ,I -hx ty? - it T ,JY n. ., 'X 'r , . - Q Q ,mrvmx 6, sr' ' Sit' A, -4? I -zzz:-' . b -r 73 --.N 'K A-may , A X L., is i -If-sin-if L NEW SIGHTS ARE SEEN BY TOURIST CLUB The Tourist Club was the answer to the desire of girls who wanted to travel. The spring trip was the biggest event of the year for the members. This past year the Club went to VVashington and New York and had a very enjoyable time seeing all the sights. The club had as its advisor, Mrs. Clive Folger. Left to right: C. George, V. Pres.: S. Bailey, Chaplain: M. Hodges, 'l'reas.3 N. Dougherty, Sec., J. Davis, Pres.g Mrs. Folger, Sponsor. Q-san t ...b t 'ws 1 in -1 me Q :gig 2? '18 in f E ...Q H, Gisli' yr I 5 ii i F7 'Q1?5fL512:i:ilEFfiii'l' r... R- was NEW CLUB DISCUSSES MEDICINE This year the Future Nurses Club was formed to promote interest in medicine as a career. The members met together to discuss the various phases of medicine and to hear speakers in this field. Sev- eral Held trips were taken to see first hand some things connected with medicine. Mrs. Bruce Blake helped organize the club and was the first advisor. Left L0 right: S. Collins, Corres.-S::c.g B. Blankenship, Treas.3 K. Carr, Pres.g Mrs. Blake, Sponsorg G. Austin, 2nd V. Pres., T. Self, lst V. Pres.3 D. A. Howard. Reporter: E. Daves, Rec.-Sec. 41 is I K aj. 5. I 2. I .2104 DEBATING IS MADE INTERESTING Another new club, the Debating Club, made its appearance at Decatur this year. Those interested in becoming debators met together and learned the fun- damentals which made debating an art. This club filled a gap that had long existed in Decatur, and de- bating became a part of Decatur. Mr. Thomas Morgan directed this group. Lcfl to righl: R. Towns, Sec.: Mr. Morgan, Sponsorg W. White, Pres. 744 HOMEMAKING PROVES TO BE FUN The Future Homemakers of America Club was created to develop leadership in home and com- munity life. The girls learned how to live better today in order that they and their families might live better tomorrow. The meetings helped them to better learn the art of homemaking. Mrs. Clive Folger was the faculty advisor. Left lo right: H. J. Stephenson, Pres., Mrs. Folger, Sponsorg J. Patterson, Sec.g J. Davis, Treas.g N. Heston, V. Pres. RADIOS BUZZ WITH AMATEUR OPERATORS The Amateur Radio Club answered the desire ol' students who were interested in the various aspects of radio. The club had its own station in the North Auditorium. Through this club, the members gained much practical experience, and it was plenty of fun too. Mr. James P. Born, Southeastern Director of the American Radio League, and Mrs. W. N. Ormston acted as ad- visors to the Club. 1.171 lo right: G. Harris, J. Halc, Mr. Born, D. Gear, B. Lisle, A. Harris, Mrs. Ormston. YOUTH FOR CHRIST SENDS DELEGATES TO RETREAT The purpose of the Youth for Christ Club was to instill higher christian ideas. The Club had a Bible Quiz Team, which competed against other high schools in the Atlanta area. Two of the members went to Lake Louise on a Christmas Retreat. Several of the members attended the weekly rallies at the Atlanta Art Association. Mr. Marion Anderson was the sponsor. l.r'fl In right: Mr. Anderson, Adv., K. Taylor, D. Turk, Co- Pres.: J. Clark, Pianist. ,Qs-sq STAMP AND COIN CLUB EXPANDS The Stamp and Coin Club offered an opportunity for those interested in stamps and coins to discuss news about both and to exchange duplicates in their collec- tions. During the year the club placed several displays in the library featuring the best parts ol' the members' collections. The sponsor was Mr. Lex Buchanan. Left In right: R. McMurry, Sec.: Mr. Iluclianan, Sponsor: R. Frazier, Pres.g J. Mahoney, Trcas. STUDENTS ENJOY D.C.T. BANOUET The students participating in the Diversihed Co- operative Training Program developed a better under- standing of the business world and a better relation- ship between the student-employees and employers. The outstanding event for the members was the employer-employee banquet. Mr. John Varner was the faculty advisor who aided in the year's activities. Left to right: YV. Jacobs, Treas.3 M. T. Jarvis, Hist.g D. A. How- ard, Sec.g Haralson, Hist.g B. Rauschenberg, V. Pres.: A. Bullard, Par.: C. Green, Pres. ' sb Mimgwu, 9 Y 3 ' , ' ' D, Sl t LIBRARY WORKERS: Left to right, hrs! row: R. Bloodworth, C. Tucker, M. Durden,-L. Garland, D. Tt I l Bull nd' T Vlnhony and lor B. Kneale, N. Hughes. Second row: M. Johnson, D. Short, B. Barnes, L. DeLoache, G. Miller, P. YVallace, 1: Pierce, K. Ballengee, P. Bullard, A. Dendv, E. Dozier, L. Davis. Third row: D. Street, B. Morgan, C. Hatnmons, J. McCammon, S. Tilghman, L. Dixon, M. Campbell, A. Fowler, H. Ilchols, C. WVilliamson, OFFICE WORKERS The office workers served the school very eflieiently process books. Calhoun, P. Arnold. LIBRARY WORKERS llllS YCHII SOIUC of Illell' dlltlCS YNCIAC dCliVCI'iI1g' l'IlCSS21gCS T113 Cguftesy and helpfulness of the Lbfitry yyofkefs and the daily bulletin, running errands, and answering made it extremely Pleasant to be in the 1il,m,-Y, A5 they telephones. Their work helped to make things easier for pyoeesgetl bgokg, loeated material, and kept the library everyone Connected with the school. neat, their willingness to serve was always apparent to the person being served Whether faculty member or student. Olfl-'ICIE XVORKERS: Left in right, Hrs! rozu: S. Mathis, J. Rutland, C. Greene, M. Skelton, A. YVeekley, M. A. North, C. George, S. XVilson, N. Sharp, I.. Cole. Sammi row: B. Blankenship, H. Clark, G. Moseley, M. Frizzelle, H. Hiltlreth, P. McKinney, M. L. Dodson, J. lllaynard, Mixson, C. Karnett. Third 7'0Zt'.' ll. Davis, K. Carr, D. A. Howard, J. Hulsey, P. Kelleher, S. Anderson, J. Bowen, N. Broome, C. A. Rollins, B. livans, N. Patterson, B. Campbell, L. A, Rimstidt, H. J. Stephenson, N. Erickson, G. Barksdale, N. Dough- Rutland and Dams hclp to keep crty. J. Davis, N. Ivey, D. McConnell, S. Allen. f3VC1'Ythmg Tlmnmg Smoolhlyt we Fl A Y A fs t, ll' 9 l 4 3 W W... ...... .Y Q . F' 76 nfi f 1'wN::Jq-ffru ., A, K ,X P .A W' W b -E gnsuuqqp- N 5 1 L 'li Us ig W , A S., . .M J ix is RFQSF' ff? K4 BAND MEMBERS: F. Adams, L. Akins, B. Boh, J. Boyce, D. Burnett, N. Burnett, D. Carrington, J. Carter, N. Cartin, S. Clark, E. Coffey. L. Coleman, P. Craig, S. Davis, A. Deaton, H. Edward, T. Ethridge, J. Fricke, D. Furse, Garner, J. Hale, J. Hall, B. Hawkes, R.. Healan, M. Hill, ll: I-loneycutt, D. A. Howard, F. Jones, L. McEwen, A. Madden, J. Martin, A. Middleton, J. Middleton, VV. Mobley, B. Norris, R. Patrick, C. Pen.1, B. Perkins, J. Perry, A. Powell, C. Rodgers, B. Roos. WV. Roos, N. Sappington, B. Schell, B. Shiretzki, H. Simmons, D. Smith, D. Stoner, J. Tate, S. Tilghman, P. Toney, B. Thomas, J. Thomas, R. VVard, S. Weekley, N. Williams, C. Williamson, C. Wooten, J. XVynn, J. Wynn, M. Zibell. BAND PARENTS CLUB IS ORGANIZED Our Decatur High Band, as is customary, added spirit and excitement as they played long and tunefully in the stands at the football games this year. The sparkling, original half-time shows, led by the smart-looking and high-stepping majorettes, kept the spectators thoroughly entertained. The band this year took part in military inspections and Honors Night , and when they paraded through Decatur in parades, the community felt a surge of pride in their band. The band members practiced long hours. This year for the first time a Band Parents Club was organized for the promotion of the programs and projects of the band. They cooperated with the band in the candy sale and the sale of tickets to the Variety Show. A big hand of thanks goes to the Director, Mrs. Cottie Clark, who worked tirelessly in her efforts to improve the Band and further the interest in the Instrumental Department. Mus. REYNOLDS CLARK Director The brass section tries to confuse Mrs. Clark. BUDDY Roos, Band Captain M ' W W M ' ' ' A' ' o c 'td' 78 Nh mlsrlm-ll, 1.01.11 rl. ,SIYUIIII mtv: S. Wilson, N. lltstmi X ill . I I ICNZ lrfl In tilglfl, flu! lIlil',' S, Xvllitlll, Cfu-Clgtplg ll. I . '. Dt-miiw. 1 1 ll llmfl mm: S. lllllllllgllll, ll. lautiis, lx. x. Kllgnlt rt'u'iit-S rust-s :tt lizill'-time livstivilics. l MAJORETTES As tlie Deczttur lizmtl, in tlleir striking lmluc utiilurms, mztrtlieal :across tlit luotlmatll lieltl or tlirougli tlie strvtfts in lmlzulcs, they were allways lit-gttlml lay 1 well-trzlinetl, ztttrztttive group ul' iiiztimettes. 'lliese girls were ztltc-rnutely lvtl ln Cztptzlills laurel Clrutclilielcl, Peggy NlciKilit1ey, :incl llzmet Mixsmi, Cllfll ol wlic it try-out lmelure impzlrtiztl killtlgCS. Alter they were clmst-I1 it wan up to tli to Illlllllllllll tlieir place by COIISILIIIL Imlttite :mtl interest. nf t . 5 V .1 n ,m Y , im' 'W fit , QM 4325 T.. ' . L' -. ,ff-funk? , 'A L, . -. . ly . 5.1.1 'ff ' W ,, fiffh.. ,fm , A' ' ' A, ,-, , wats well in Cflllllllllllil ol' the group. 'llie iiiziiowttt-s zlttztinccl tlieir positiuli lax tm To ' g Y fan' ' 2 . 3 5 QA 6 V - :nfs 3 ' 3 , e . 4 f f . . ' :fr f . .1 5 5 . f A ,J 1: .. st - 21 .. V, , K. -- 7 if ., ORCHESTRA MEMBERS: L. Akin, K. Brandau, N. Burnett, J. Clark, L. Cole, P. Craig, S. Davis, B. Evans, G. Fricke, J. Garner, S, Harrington, M. Hersh M. Hill, P. Holcombe, B. Holt, D. Honeycutt, J. Jolly, J. Kerr, B. Landsdell, K. Luke, V. Lyon, P, McClellan, J. Martin, YV. Mobley, R. Patrick, I. Perry A. Powell, L. Pressley, S. Purcell, R. Robinson, B. Roos, W1 Roos, E. Russell, N. Sappington, B. Schell, B. Shiretzki, J. Smithy, D. Thompson, S. Tilman P. Toney, B. Trimble, J. Tucker, P. Tumlin, R. XVard, S. Weekley, S. WVilson, S. A. l'Vilson, J. XVynn, C. VVooten, M. Zibell. ORCHESTRA APPEARS ON TV PROGRAM For music easy to listen to, Decatur High turned to its orchestra. Each section was well trained and rehearsed and blended together to furnish music for school activi- ties throughout the year. Perhaps the highlight of the year was the appearance of the orchestra on a TV pro- gram in Atlanta. This year a new group was added to the department. The Stu-Fac Orchestra, made up of both students and faculty was organized and proved to be a source of much entertainment. The string section awaits the signal to play. STU-FAC ORCHESTRA MEMBERS: Xylophone, Marylyn Zibellg Drums, Reynolds Clark: Piano, Mrs. Dale Clarkg Bass, Miss Betty Stewart: Trumpets, Buddy Roos, Walter Roos, Nicky Burnett: Saxophones, Mrs. Cottie Clark, Marcia Hill, Miss Emily Nortong Trombones, Carol Wooten. Wilson Niobleyz Guitar, Jim Middletong Vocal Trio, Diane Honeycutt, Carol Wooten, Peggy Craig. K Qi? j 5 ffl. - fix E. .5 A 4 ' f . f 1. .. r C A Gig' SAND 80 . tllll l',l ll'S: Iffl In it-girl, fiixl funn' S. Htlstr stlt-Il, Clulhpt. SVIIIHII rout: S, N'ilsull, N. llesltm, Y, llettttii. Iltirtl fmt S lI'tl1iltg'ttni ll l'iYllll'i K luke. xllk. Cllzttk rt-tones roses :tt liztlf-time festixilies. ll, in-C..tpt., ll. MAJORETTES ,-Ks the Decatttir Bttticl, in their striking hlue utiil'm'ms, tilqtrrlietl :trross thc mtlpztll lielal or tlirougli the streets in liattattlew, they were atlwztya lieattletl hy t well-trztinetl, ztttrztrtive group ol' mztiorettes. These girls were ztlterttzttely Ietl hx K tptztiiis ,lztnel Clrtttrltlield, Peggy Nic-Kinney, :tml hlztnet Mixson, eztrh ol' wht wus well in contmztncl ol' the grmtli. The riizthimetten ztttztitiecl their pusitiuii In 't trv'out helore impztrtixtl judges. Alter they were clmsen it wats up to thtm mztinutitt their place hy cfoiistztiit practice atml interest. x ..4, r .er ml 'J . 5 ' f ff? 2 E 3 Q . . . , V , f T T f Q J i , . 5 illlf A 5 ' ef 2 j 4- 5 , gi w 1 A S 5 2 i M Q 3 gs t Q 5 . , ll ' ii ORCHESTRA MEMBERS: L. Akin, K. Braudau, N. Burnett, J. Clark, L. Cole, P. Craig. S, Davis, B. Evans, G. Fricke, J. Garner, S. Harrington. M. Hersh M. Hill. P. Holcombe, B. Holt, D. Honeycutt, J. Jolly, J. Kerr, B. Landsdell, K. Luke, V. Lyon, P. McClellan, J. Martin, XV. Mobley, R. Patrick, J. Perm A. Powell, L. Pressley, S. Purcell, R. Robinson, B. Roos, YV. Roos, E. Russell, N. Sappington. B. Schell, B. Shiretzki, J. Smithy. D. Thompson, S, Tilman P. Toney, B. Trimble, J. Tucker, P. Tumlin, R. Ward, S. Weekley, S. Wilson, S. A. lVilson, J. WVynn, C. YVooten, M. Zibell. ORCHESTRA APPEARS ON TV PROGRAM For music easy to listen to, Decatur High turned to its orchestra. Each section was well trained and rehearsed and blended together to furnish music for school activi- ties throughout the year. Perhaps the highlight of the year was the appearance of the orchestra on a TV pro- gram in Atlanta. This year a new group was added to the department. The Stu-Fac Orchestra, made up of both students and faculty was organized and proved to be a source of much entertainment. The string section awaits the signal to play. STU-FAC ORCHESTRA MEMBERS: Xylophone, Marylyn Zibellg Drums, Reynolds Clark: Piano, Mrs. Dale Clark: Bass, Miss Bel ty Stewartg Trumpets Buddy Roos, Walter Roos, Nicky Burnettg Saxophones, Mrs. Cottie Clark, Marcia Hill, Miss Emily Nortong Tromboues, Carol Yvooteu, Wilson Mobley Guitar .gif J f i R 80 Sr .UT 3 iz: im Middletong Vocal Trio, Diane Honeycutt, Carol Wooten, Peggy Craig. f li .Z S .. .K 5 J til A is ? ' J' .,. ,-.. -3 ' if i T -1 Q 0 ii K .. K. VAC SAND I .J.11.xu1sii:i.'iffL11,y ll if gpm Ml Upto 3 I hnale ol' a successful performance comes! Music Department is 'lHollywood Bound One ol' the most outstanding programs to be presented at Decatur was the annual operetta-this year's was Hollywood Bound. This presentation was given by the Decatur High School orchestra and choruses as Well as those interested in this type of choral production. Mrs. Dale Clark was the director of this production. She was assisted hy Mrs. Cottie Clark, who directed the orchestra, and Mr. Lex Buchanan. The leading roles were sung by Bob Burdick, Anne Hollingsworth, Mary Anne Swan, Don Tatman, Harry Taylor, Karen Sewell, Peter Yaun, and Bruce Whipple. Ellen Caldwell was the accompanist. Mrs. lVilliam Oddy was the director of make-up. Rollicking number evokes a dance. WN fl-.QW uf Mrs. Clark works on expression at dress rehearsal. 'Wi i'ii1l'u,ll ,ll Mass confusion spreads throughout cast as rehearsal progresses. ,4v...' -V 1--v -vA -Y-w'-- :f - -Y ,. .. Q.- -v z l,. ' y W IL i 1 81 -I 1 s , , F 5 i I J .fi E 'N i -wr' A 1 SEX'l'E'l l'F. and CIRIS' FNSEMBLE: I.r'ft to right, hrs! row: V. Gibson, M. Hodges, ll, Marlin. E. Bell, S. Hzltlox. C. Hyde. Srfmnd roztu' B. I.oc'khfu't, -I. Hnnit-. M, A. Bcnudry, I.. Eickhoff. AI. Hczllan, S. DIIXYZIII. D, Yvilliams, M, Rannscy. R, Cochran, E, Caldwell, Accompanist. ACCOMPANISTS: Ellen Caldwell, Peter Yaun. 82 1' MEMBERS OF MIXED CHORUS MIXED CHORUS: Left to right, hm! mum' Mrs. Dale Clark, M. Mauntl, V. Gibson, D. Hancock, I.. Harrison, S. DuVz1ll, D. Carter, J. Shelton, P. Yaun, ll. Claclw M, Stoner, A. King, R Cochran, S. Hanson, E. Caldwell. SFFOIIII rozv: I.. Sills, 12. llydc, P. Harris, R. Dzishicll, B. Burnett, Meachaun, D. XVillian:s, .I Hull C, Ilurks, J. Bowers, S. Bziiley, B. Martin, M. Dell, E. llc-ll. 'fhirfi ron' P. Green, S. Hill. N. jackson, Johnson, I.. Synuucrs, ll. Bczunuau, xl Calloway, G. Matalcnc, L. Eickhoff, M. A. Bczulclry, -I. Heulzln. M. li. Runscy, T. Self, C. Manny. Follrlh rozv: C. Criilis, H. Eifkhoff, Hanie, I.. Reynolds, D. Gear, F. Batungnrtucr, KV. Dunn. C. Ohl, H. Taylor, E. Malloy, M. Hodges, R. Morrison, B, Gillespie, j. l-lpps. Fifth row: J. IVe:u'cr, E. Malloy, B. XVhipple, B. Lays, C, Alsobrook, R. Randall, I.. Clolcmzm, I., Warner, D. Rutledge, il. Edwards, M. Hull, S. H ztttox, J, Fuller, M. Coulter, E. Darcs. MIXED ENSEMBLE: Left to right, hrxt row: A. King, C. Burks, Hall Second row: E. Langley, R. Dashiells, H. Eickholl. Bowel s, L Reynold A. Atncnt. Third rout: P. Yann, J. Shelton, j. Clack. H. 'l'ay1o1', B. P1111 dick. Fourth rmv: B. Leys, D. Gear, D. Rutledge, G. Alsobrook. Fifi row: R. Randall, L. Vllarner, XV. Dunn. Sixth row: B. Hlhipple, VVcavc l 'A . K i QQJQEU ? M . ,YW .. I . , -. I If EV flu. -fffegfy. f 2 ff .ts 1' o r 1 I 3' .Y I' A if gtg yr fi. f, ,L Eff Y W wi Qu if f.. T5 3 , U JF., su . 5 if I' 'Q vf , I itil V -Q? fitfifk' ,fe Q ,y j ' wif: . ' , 11 ., 1. ! '4,,. ?l.x,x ,is ry 'f 4 ., 2' ' + L X I , -' I+-VS? gllfF5n 'S F - S 71,9 Iv Engl W - ss. ,, gf f' ' . 'T K , I ' ii . f I Q.. fr' rf 'fi .f M . ' I lt 1 sf' it I fr 1' I ,. . M 5 'rf' wif Fiji I . cf tl I ii i i .al -P. - - if ' f Q51 fa' 4 ll J' v -I r 5 Q Ai iX'l'Ii'Ii'I'Ii: Imfl In right: ul. Sanford, NI. Irznntnt-II, .X, Hollingsworth, , Rocltcllv, IJ. Ilonvycutt, N. I.et', l'. Wages, S. Sutton, M. Counts, A. I,ittig. CHORAL GROUPS RECEIVE HIGH RATING AT MUSIC FESTIVAL 'l'he vurious choral groups have had at most active year. The Mixed Chorus ztnd Glee Club were bigger than ever before. 'l'hey ztppeztred in ztssembly lor the student body and innnedizttely nlude at hit. They entered the District Festival und returned with very good ratings. One ol' the senior girls, Ann Hollingsworth, received at Superior rut- ing on het' vocztl nuinber. The ensembles ztnd sextets have uppeztred before local civic groups in lletutur and represented the school well. Mrs. Clark is to be cotnniendcd on at fine job. MICNIISIQRS UI UIRIS' fQI,l2li C1l.l'l5 frtun1r'sll1g. H52 ,I ll- I 1 t I T 1 U 1 . Q . gg il Q . ' - :Al K 1 If ,I - ,al f K 7 .h .1 in Y in 0 3' J i ' 1' L- ' -.J I -s E.. i E Q A - 1. 2 4 . V X ' .. 'r ' - ' . ' ' X u -1 i A A 4 1 f Q 4. E I Y 1 uk. 4 Q' 'B o 0 QQ f F , f ef- K A 'uve r u 50316. .,,,A.AK , R fx wb W, , J' 'Lf' .V Vf V.Zf,wyH,p3V--ff 5: :ggi 5' , ,L ,, Q, rf ji 521. f 3 ,711 L ' ', ' ' II If I, , N I , W A gi Q, lv A BMW fsmzshfiwm :Quive- RAW' was QNMV 0 xx I L V of-'4, ID ' A ,sh llS'- '- DECATUR BULLDOGS CAPTURE REGION ffl 'Y' One of the best football teams in recent Decatur history finished with an impressive eight wins and two losses for regular season play. I ' Sparked by a great defensive line, the Bulldogs were unscored upon in A all eight of their victories. All-State tackles Troy Mathews and Bud Case If nf Q led the defensive Bulldogs, which was the heaviest average Decatur line in years. Other standouts on the line were Robert Ansley, Bill Ivey, Hal Choyce, Don Bridges, John Yerkes, Pete Case, Alton Crum, Tom Hay, Co-Captain, End Bobby Defoor, and Jasper Whiteside. Offensively the Bulldogs had a A well-rounded backlield with the combined efforts of Freddy Peavy, Billy jetter, Candler Broom, Elmer Blanchard, Chuck Reiley, Mike Chandler, and Bill VVomack continually grinding out yardage against ill-fated BILL IVEY U I 5 opponents. F The entire coaching staff of Coach Frank Jones tutored the team RANK JONES I . 1 , Aghlgfig Di,-may from an opening game defeat to a highly successful season. DECATUR 13 - GAINESVILLE 32 - The Blue and Gold were taken by surprise in their opener away from home. The Red Elephants of Gainesville came into the game with a burning desire to overcome their pet rivals. Except for a touchdown by Billy jetter and a TD pass to co-captain Bill Ivey, it was a sad night for the Bulldogs. DECATUR 27 ROME 0 - Keyed up after their opening game loss, the Bulldogs romped over the Hill- toppers in a decisive victory. Billy Jetter opened the game with a 75 yard kick-off return for an early touchdown. TDs by Candler Broom, Bud Case, and another by letter with PATs by Mike Chandler gave the Bull- dogs their iirst win. DECATUR 7 - SOUTHWEST DEKALB 0 - The Bulldogs defeated the Panthers in a closely contested ball game. Candler Broom broke away on a 35 yard run for the only touchdwon of the night. mee. y. Left to right, first row: F. Peavy, B. Case, B. letter, R. Ansley, B. Ivey, T. Mathews, H. Choyce, D. Bridges, J. Yerkes, C. Foskey, C. Broom. Second row: E. Blanchard, T. Hay, M. Chandler, P. Case, A. Crum, C. Reiley, B. Womack, B. Defoor, D. Fields, D. Maddox, VVhiteside. Third row: R. Powell, H. Briscoe, Parrish. K. Gissing, T. Lucas, pl. Travis, D. McAffee, R. Shutley, J. Martin, j. Ansley, B. Lee. B F Q is Ee Sai vu X 3 is GY R l 2 li 4-AAA SOUTH CHAMPIONSHIP DECATUR 14 - GRIFFIN 0 - For tl1e third straight week the Blue and Gold triumphed without being scored upon. Elmer Blanchard and Alton Crum accounted for the TDs while Mike Chandler successfully continued his PAT chores. DECATUR I4 - CHAMBLEE - 0 - The Bulldogs went out of region competition to defeat Chamblee. Seniors Billy jetter and Freddy Peavy scored the all-important six pointers. DECATUR 16 - ATHENS 0 - Two touchdowns by Freddy Peavy and a safety by Elmer Blanchard led the Bulldogs to their fifth consecutive victory. Outstanding defensive play was also seen as the visiting Trojans went home conquered. DECATUR 7 - DRUID HILLS I4 - The Red Devils stuck their pitchforks in the Bulldogs side and slipped past the Blue and Cold in a close game. Billy jetter scored the lone Decatur touchdown of the night. DECATUR 19 - RUSSELL 0 - The Wildcats came visiting with fire in their eyes. The fire was quickly stomped out by a defensive minded Decatur line. Freddy Peavy, Candler Broom, and Elmer Blanchard scored for the Bulldogs. DECA TUR 21 - MARIETTA 0 - Candler Broom scored two touchdowns and Elmer Blanchard one as the Bulldogs continued their string of holding region competitors score- QB' .F . TROY MATHENVS, Co-Clzlpl. SCORES less. DECATUR 20 - MARIST 0 - The Decaturites completed their 0PP0'1ffm We They regular season with a twenty point victory over the Cadets. Blanchard gamesvlue ' ' ' - 13 32 and Broom again accounted for the TDs. Blanchard scored two and Socfmfwegt Dekalb ' ' ' 23 3 Broom one. DECATUR 20 - CEDARTO WN 27 - A much disputed Crimn IUI' 4 14 0 ball game left the Bulldogs on the wrong end of a 27 to 20 score. Touch- Chamblee . . . . 14 0 downs by Peavy, Blanchard, and 'letter proved to be the light spot in Athens . . . . 16 0 Decatur's night. Druid Hills - - 7 14 Russell . . . 19 0 Marietta . . . 21 0 Marist .......... 20 0 REGION 4 AAA CHAMPIONSHIP Cedartown ......... 20 27 f 'rw ff-' t-naw: . www -M: ' 121' ', viii- TT' Q 2, Aww. 's YH, - -2 t y . lt.. T - BE .. t i I r it 4 Mt .M ' we 2 as as 15, v - l Meera' an 'U if . 'MT J - 1 :f an R is v A ilw' 32.1 Q3 G . ref? . 1 I A A. .HE 4 I-I'i 'ZH t t rs1 t me , 'ff fx 'ex . . -1 ,.-,. lg, - - -' . W Jw' w K A ' Ki 'Q Q v. N Alt kg f' ag, .w J A 'A , L, , M K ,K ,, A' ' -fu.-, L fs ' 54 W 'oS'2.:r.f A f -.I ' r'-Y 'S As 5, I gf. ' K A H me . V 'fr S ., ' LM TR .-af -P' ' - .K A. A 135, V ,ar - my 1 ' f- .v i -- ' +A A.. 21.5 1 x Coarlzes, left Io right: C. EllI'll2lI'dl, B. Lee, F. Jones, C. Hull, A. Palmer. HAL CHOYCH FRUJDY PEAVY End Quarlerbazk ev- 1 X S B11,LY -IETPER CHARLES Fosmiv Candler Broom breaks away for 37-yard touchdown run against Rome Halfluarle Guard BUD CASE 'loam YIQRKPIS The team boards the bus for an out-of-town game. Tarkle Tfllflrle 17,315 I N N. - K -' n -dial BW M' f fa! fx 1 1 ' Q , M 'r.. ' ,F fr I 4 1 V Av. la 1 n I A ' P rg sf- 1' J, -dw-1'5 F QR G X ' 'x 'I 3 X' 5 'L if f 4 nf. 31535: X Q .Sn fg:3Hik':Q: :V 'Q 4-'75 ' ' .5 I V. nu- 1 'QQ 4 E, x ,9 551- AQ Az. f1Qbn8,,,, gg' 5 fx? f x, , x 1, g , ' ' 'rf Q g nf Q ,QT-ki W5 wi 'L My Q 4 affix 3 4!, .?4s2 5 f5 Q:-' W. ..nK:vf-'Q ,- mql , + r - ,' f'f ' . --.',W . ,. 1. f Nw, v .Y 4 ' uf qv- ' ful vw? . 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Bl-LN lNIOORE Root-:R Coucn DoN KEISER DECATUR IS PROUD OF THEIR NKINGS OF THE COURT Basketball became the sport of the year at Decatur, as the Boys' Team won the Region 4 AAA and State AAA Championship4. I.ed by Captain Don Keiser, leading AAA scorer in the state with a 23.8 average. the Bulldogs of Coach Charlie Hall ended up with thirty wins and three losses for their overall season record. The three losses vsere by a total of only live points. Famed for their second-hall' Comebaeks, the ner er-say- die Decaturites came into their own in the State Championship game and overpowered Richmond Academy 61 to 51. Co-Captain Eugene Bothwell, Alfred Mason, and Roger Couch were other key factors in bringing the big trophies to Decatur. Xlason with an average of 12.3 points per game helped Keiser considerably in the scoring column. Although Rothwell Q92 ppgj and Couch Q82 ppgj were Capable scorers, they took over defensive and rebounding Chores. Chuck Reiley was a good ball-handler, while Bobby Defoor and Ben Moore were hrst substi- tutes. Candler Broom, Mike Chandler, -Iohnny Morrow, and limmy Smith hlled out the squad, that will be remembered as the First State AAA Although Keiser was the stellar attraction, team effort was the decisive factor in winning the region and state championships with every member playing his part. ,ALFRED NIASON EUGIINE liOTlIWVELI. C0-Capt' CU-Cllpl. - - , 'lat QF. H fi! 1 if -XM W-Q 5,'X1f6f'V E : .X x X2 e V fi f' .. 4. .15 if K . f' JE K. Q fwffff v 'K Q-Q E1 Q C is LE '50 ,x n g Q X ,o'2'V' EIA BOY-S' B TEAM BASKETBALL: Left to right, first row: D. Drachman, J. Thomas, J. Bell, J. Yinings, Ansley, Coach Lee. Semnd roztu' B. Herring, T. Reach, XV. Parks, R. Ross, Martin, B. Allen. Third mtv: E. XVebb, D. McAfee, Z. Hayes, Travis, D. Leveritt, T. Purdom. B-Basketball Teams Stress Fundamentals The boys' B Tcant, under the leadership of Coach Butch Lee, ended its season with a ten win, ten loss, one tie record. Sparked by Bob Allen, Doug McAfee, Zack Hayes, Joe Ansley, and others, the Team prepared for the future, in hopes of keeping the state cham- pionship at Decatur for a few more years. Coach Mike Kelly, stressing fun- damentals, developed the girls' B Team for future varsity action. The girls worked hard and long on drills and plays which will be bene- hcial in years to come. The B Team girls, like the varsity girls, started slow but ended up at much improved ball club. Tension ninnnts in Closing minutes of Team game- GIRLS' B TEAM BASKETBALL: Left to 1-ight, nm muff Coach Kelley, M. Hodges J. Jones, N. Burdick, S. Ferguson, B. Bowen, B. Kirkley. Sammi mtv: C, Popwell S Mfilson, P. Taylor, A. Swafford, B. Malory, C. Steward, M. Skelton. TRACK TEAM: Left 10 right, first mat: J. Pelton, B. Ivey, A. VVatson, W. VVinn, A. Harris, WV Winn, S. llaniel. Sermtzl rout: R. Murdaugh, J. Morrow, P. Smith, P. Case, A. Crum, B. Jetter, B. Case, G. Cranford, B. Herring. Third row: Coach Ehrhardt, L. Flowers, J. Smith, J. Martin Il. Robertson. P, Knox, R. Saunders, B. Johnston, H. Briscoe, C. Green, G. Harris, Moore, P. Jones, C. Schreeder. , 9, 1 -. 'V 1, ,l we 4, ,. ' ,, -Q .. .---A in-.A W ,. - f. -M.. w- Fleet Feet Guide Track Team Under Coach Clyde Ehrhardt the track team completed another suc- cessful season. Billy Jetter, Paul Smith, Johnny Morrow, and Cor- don Cranford were members of the strong 440 relay team which made a good showing in the region tour- nament. Cranford, only a sopho- more, also did a fine job ol repre- senting the team in the 100-yard dash. Losing only a few by gradu- ation, the team should be a big threat in the region next year. ,,,, .. .,.... Q. -sbfwg -,.! -us-:ui ll.-XSIill.iXI,l. 'lilifllklz l.1'fl In right, lnzxl row: Coach Lowery, Travis, Il. Del-'oor, M. Chandler. Statham, 'l'. l.ut'as, B. Cheney, ll. Hutcheson, C. Ander- son. .-X. Cadora, Cl. Brooin. S'w'oml rozw: Baker, E. Blanchard, R. Conliff, T. Hay, Il, Yvlbllliltik, D. Keiser, 'l'. Mathews, R. Anslev, C. Reiley, li. Wehlr. Baseball Team lmproves with Each Game .-X very well-balanced hall club rounded out the baseball team this year. Nitknamed the tough-luck kids , several times they found themselves losing a close game by a slim one-run margin. the infield consisted ol' Don Keiser at first, Mike Chandler play- ing second, Chuck Reiley at short stop, Clifford Anderson holding down the hot corner and Bill Vllomack and Jeff Travis serv- ing as utility infielders. Outfielders were Bill Cheney, Bobby Hutcheson, Allen Cadora, Robert Ansley, and Tommy Lucas. lJec'atur's battery included Bobby Defoor, Jeff Travis, Johnny A Statham, Tom Hay, Troy Mathews, and Harrell Wlall on the TNT fl mound with Chandler Broom, Richard Conliff, and Elmer p a . . - ' lllanchard hehind the plate. Under the supervision of Coach . i't'fj ' '. 1 ,.', . lim Lowery, the hoys improved with every game and never lacked 'W ,gg L , , mel texx .- A .-1 ' . . . . . , ff -Mm' - , 1. .. .X-5 , . 1 the high competitive spirit all good teams have. ' L' .. I K. -as A . - - 'X If 3 'i 'f '7f'iWi i M -. - t - ' ,fix 'l 'i'f f'-r'----..-.i....u.-- -ax haf.-smirk.:-aa. -Iohnny Statham tires the hall down the middle. lm' Hl'0'llDflPl' is Sf00lJCil ' i Y . The umpire looks on as Richard Conlill' tags the .np hy Clillord Anderson. Chuck Reiley Connects lor a hase hit. base mmlel, Om. 'lf '4 A kN r-C nfl? I V ua 'V I . f , T .. .. . f 1 V' 1 'Il V in . .. if f . W' . y y ' li .. 'L ' 'X l ia. 4, D . 'Y 4 l l 3 Ei Netmen Have Winning Year The Decatur net men rompleted their season undefeated in inter- school matches. Ben Moore, Tommy Purdom, Tommy Reach, Iohn Mil- ledge, Dan Drachman, and Costas Panagiotou rounded out the vic- torious squad. Last year's team won the region doubles, but looking for- ward to the region tournament the boys this year were hoping to sur- pass last year's record. BOYS' TENNIS: Left In right: D. Draclnnan, T. Reach, B. Moore, Mr. XV. E, Purcell, T. Purdom, C, Panagiotou, J. Milledge. Meyer Leads Girls' Tennis XVith state champion, Pat Meyer, leading the way, the Decatur lassies were a constant threat to all region foes. Pat, winning the state cham- pionship her sophomore and junior years, went undefeated through all her unscheduled matches. Other nieinbers ol' the team include Polly Davis, Betty Kneale, Nancy Erick- I son and Helen Hildretll. Coached t by W. E. Purcell, the girls did a it hne job in representing the school. i GIRLS' TENNIS: Left to right: H. I-Iildreth, P. Meyer, Mr, WV. E. Purcell, P, Davis, N. I-Zrickson. GOLF TEAM: Left lo right: D. Fischer, J. Denson, Mr. A, I.. Fisher, G. Herrick, D. Patterson, B. Allen. Linksters Continue Triumphs Eng? M The Decatur linksters completed .igrw another winning year under the 2' .Qi 'wa n ww H R K S leadership of golf coach, A. L ii Fisher. The team ended their scheda ule of inter-school matches with an enviable 8-I record. Une of the year's highlights was the annua trip to Chattanooga for the South ern Interscholastit: Golf Tourna ment. Don Patterson held down thc number one position .md his ex perienced skill will be missed nex' year, along with Dennis Fischer's the number two player. Qi i i - Q X HI K sin..-..., vs' aw I Mermaids Star During Q I Aquatic Season Known for their championship talents, the mermaids of Decatur took second place in the Metropoli- tan Atlanta Swimming Meet. This year Gail Karnett, Mary Anderson, Nancy Ivey, and Margaret Karg led the way for Decatur by winning the .N medley relay: Marilyn Bingham placed second in the diving as did Gail Karnett in the 50-yard free style. Coach Aubrey Whelchel led the boys and girls through a suc- cessful year and with many mem- bers returning he should have a ,541 good team again next year. Q SWIMMING TEAMS: Left to right, first row: B. North, K. Luke, M. Anderson, M. Karg. Second row: L. Webb, M. Bingham, L. Treadway, N. Ivey, P. Davis. Third row: A. Fisher, C. Spgrtg Thfough the Yeaf Schreeder, H. Shaw, B. Robertson, Coach WVhelchel. Fourth row: H. Echols, H. Peabody, D. Field. Fall-with the falling of the leaves came football. Coach Frank .Iones's Bulldogs showed their power by becoming 4-AAA South Champions. The defensive-minded team held region opponents scoreless throughout regular season play. A fine team represented Decatur well, with a 9-2, win-loss record. VVinter-The big event of the sports year came in with the winter season. Neutraliling the cold weather was a hot basketball team that ended a spectacular season by becoming the first state AAA basketball champions. Under the leadership of Coach Charlie Hall, the never-say-die Blue and Gold continually turned on steam in the last half to overpower their opponents. The girls' basketball team had a winning season under Coach Abe Palmer, taking third place honors in the region. B-team girls and boys basketball stressed fundamentals in preparing for varsity ball in future years. Spring-The opening of the leaves and the sprouting of the flowers brought about the opening of spring sports and the sprout- ing of future stars. The baseball team, under Coach jim Lowery, improved with every gameg and although they did not win the region, they were a constant menace to their opponents. Coach Clyde Ehrhardt's track, Coach W. E. Purcell's tennis, Coach A. I.. Fisher's golf, and Coach Aubrey I1Vhelchel's swimming teams, all represented Decatur well. It was the efforts of each and every team mentioned above, that made and held Decatur as the team to beat for all their opponents. One closing word, had it not been for the cheerleaders keeping the spirit high and the students supporting these teams, the record Decatur established would not be possible. Thus sports through this year from fall to winter to spring have become another memory. D-CI.l'B MEMBERS: Left to right, first row: G. Karnett, P. Meyer, N. Dougherty, N. Erickson, N. Pennington, G. Austin, P..Davis, H. lliildretg, Iaitt- man, K. Silver, N. Ivey, I.. Wilkes, L. Rimstidt, N. Sharp, L. Treadway, G. Brown, M. Turner. Second rout: C. Broom, C. Reiley, R. FQTICYSTYII, Cns B. Womack, A. Crum, P. Case, M. Chandler, T. Hay, J. Yerkes, E. Blanchard, Case. Tlrird row: W. CIICUET, Mooptpcn. B. DeFoor, C. Foskey, P. Smith, Morrow, C. Anderson, B. Lisle. Fourth row. G. Moncrlef, G. Dubois, oyce, Ivey, D. Bridges, B. jetter, K. Edmunds. - - I A' M mfg. MILITARY R. O. T. C. DEVELOPS LEADERS OF TOMORROW Once again this year many boys answered the call of the Reserve Officers Training Corps. The cadets were taught many things that would be useful to them in their military careers and in their civilian lives later. One df the most important qualities developed by this course was leadership. The cadet was also taught military discipline, courtesy, and tactics. An- other lesson learned by the cadet was the operation and care of the M-l Rifle, which was issued to him at the beginning of the school year. The cadet also learned to get along with his associates and to co- operate with them. The R. O. T. C. was, is, and will be important in developing the leaders of tomorrow. Captain David Moore. and MjSgts. John F. Goins and john Gilvins BATTALION STAFF: Left to right: Don Keiser, Ben Moore, Roy Hardman, John Rutland. l 02 RIFLE TEAM: Left to right, first row: A. Oakes, D. Bowen, D. Drachman, W. White. Second row: C. Green, C Clapp, M. Sims, B. Lisle, K. Morris, H. Brisendine. 1 .A ' 1 W, W f f ' f .-1,5 V L. , W, .. .0-I. -Ji I' 'Tan M k,.,--f 44 . F! I 1 6 AYMQTL AW Q Mm COLOR GUARD-I.1'ff to riglllf K 1 L s C I 01155 I ' ' 'I ' I I Mahoney, L. l'Vl1iLworLl1. BHIIIIII-071 Commnnrler and Spmzsm' H,xRvlcY I-InwEi.1,, DUN KEISICR DRILI. 'I'F.'XM, Ifft fn Viglzl, firxvl rout' R. T Blount, XV. Phillips, . Wlicclcr, bl. Tlimnzis, D. Blzicksli cur, B. Em cr- T son, C. Sflirc-cdcr, . Bishop. .Yvronrl IYIIUI Avant, ll. Lcvcrill, C. Clnpp, If. Strccl, D Ilunt, 'I'. Rc-:u'h, S. Mc- Murry, R. Callaway Thirrl l'UII'.' R. Pnlzin, -I. P1-lmn, IS. Lovejoy, I.. Ilmfk, B. Close, H. Young, ll. blvwclt, I.. King, B. King, Scott SIFYCIISOII, Drill 'I'c:nn Comnnzinclcr. Company Com- mzmclcrs and their sponsors, lofi In right: Barry Lisle :Incl Robin Du- shicll, Andy Harris :incl Lyncln Lyons. Kay lVright and Cliurlcs Foskcy. I ? FIRST PLATOON: fLeftQ T. Spears, D. Fischer, Platoon Leader, j. Thomas, j. Parrish, W. White, j. Travis, R. Slader, J. Baum- gartner, Z. Hayes, T. Leftwich, N. Begg, D. Lester, B. Davenport, B. McElroy, C. Foster, T. Johnston. w SECOND PLATOON: fLeftj M. Baynes, Newsome, Platoon Leader, C. Rodgers, j. McKinley, D. Hills, D. Baird, G. Brand, B. Allen, G. Cranford, B. Hambright, R. Crenshaw,j .Maker, D. McCollum, T. Reach, A. Fischer, L. Bishop. 104- FIRST PLATOON SECOND PLATOO COMPANY A COMPANY HEADQUARTERS'-Lefr to right L. Yvliitworth, P. Case, B. Lisle. H. Peabody. THIRD PLATOON: R. Saunders, li. Eothwvll, Platoon Leader, J. Sellars, B. Smith, G. Slvdd, D. Leveritt, R. Blount, T. Akins, I.. Dale, E. Fergus rn, S. jones, K. Lip- ham, Neal, D. Drachman, T. McDill, 1. Braswell, L. Duncan, S. Fambro, S. Davis, S. Orosz, H. Brisendine, J. Rutledge. N ' .-....1lT.... ' ' COMPANY B ,,.. STVI FIRST PLATOON , COMPANY HEADQIIAR'I'lLRS-Left to riglzt: j. Morrow, C. Foskey, ll. Reiley, M. Sims. SECOND I'l.A'l'0ON: j. Burton, W. Winn, D. Holbrook, FIRST PI.A'l'OON: fRigl1IQ R. I'AI'2llIl'l4, R. Clonlilf, S. Mc-Muriy, B. Duv, I. Chants, C. Alun-mil, G. Johnson, J, Iflctchcr, j. Criclci, B. I,cc, M. Whcclcr, R. linuckcll, I.. lhock, R. Polzin, kl. II. Kiiig,iI5. Hurrcll, II. Rutland, Pierce, J. Morrow, 1.. Rogers, M. Chandler, filliijf, R, Iinicc, K. MuArmllc, li. Mucsslc, King, C.. l.cc, ll. Hudsun, II. Dulmis, A, Hodges, B. Lang- j. Wunluck, K. IQTIIIIUINIS, li. Anderson, D. lilackslucar, li. Hunic, I ford, W, lfullcr, Platoon Leader. K. Morris, llziluon Lender. SECOND PLATOON A A rii . I .l ing- 1 . - -,. f -1 1 .I . , H, 4... - . 4 , -vi-f k . I 4 I ' 'I ' Y' 4. , THIRD I'I.A'I'O0N: flfiglllj II, RIIICISUII, D. C1uIIuy, D. 'l'rc'zulwClI M. R. Kccrwr, Kisscll, XV. Winn, XV. ,IOIIIISUIL R. Pnwcll, Adzuns K 3 Jackson, Al. .1 nslcy, I , Wilsilun, -I. Marlin, .-K, Davis, 'l'. XVIICCICI' M. Wkillis, 'IQ Iivzislcy, A. Sum, IIIAIIUUII I.cziclvr. .....J .J FIRST PLATOON: J. Pelton, C. Panagiotou, D. Bidez, C. Dickey, M. Tenipleman, R. Sturdivant, W. Sizemore, B. Johnson, E. Jelks, K. Gissing, S. Daniel, F. Street, T. Purdom, D. Field, F. Rowe, T Stockton, S. Stevenson, Cecil Clapp, Platoon Leader. 106 COMPANY C . tt. FIRST PLATOON A . COMPANY HEADQUARTERS--Left to right: B. Kethley, R. Frierson, A. Harris, NV. McDonald, B. Lovejoy. THIRD PLATOON: B. Johnston, P. Hardy, Platoon Leader, H. Thompson, J. Segars, G. Edmonds, J. Wilson, I A. Crum, J. Atkins, I.. Vanderlip, T. Lucas, XV. Phillips, L. Cravitt, YVrighter, K. McNeely, D. Bowen, R McNIurry, J. Ross. sEcoND PLATooN J a.f.e. t s I fttta. Aiesa sssa1se eer' ee'-New Agn . . SECOND PLATOON: F. Clark, A. Watson, Platoon Leader, K. sell, D. Hunt, L. Snyder, M. Johnston, S. Brown, M. Fair, M. Cra C. Brewer, J. Cronic, T. White, B. Rauschenberg, I.. Flower: Young. I f-W' ,Q ,, .W 1 A 1 Q , fx s 1: - 'li Qi it , 'gigs Q? , V s 9 'J sr f. A I 4 3? ? 8 ww W' X, 'H' nga 1- -, ' 9 ,ww Q83 W Si wp 1 ' A' Rv n' LW sv V v Q ff W Q, wx It X lg v 1: 2' Q 'R Q Q' Q 'Q Q 1 s, fs 3 'SL 'J 'Q' Q' 9 3 6:9 -9334? -93 fi 3' 9 1 Q QR V 'VWWQS W 9 N 9 9'l5'w+':!l?'?wY'Vff? G'bS ZKEQQQ l . 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HAL CHOYCE good disposition . . . stable . . . sincere JANE SEWELL a quiet leader . . . humorous and fun-loving . . . perfectionist at all tasks SUPERLATIVES BILLY JETTER individualist . . . non-chalant . . . popular MARY ZACHARY matchless wit . . . reliable . . . a good friend SUPERLATIVES ELAINE MERRELL naturally intelligent . . . personality plus . . . vivacious CHRIS FOSTER conservative . . . carefree . . . mis- chievous i S -fa X, X -11,-4. ly 'W 1 LAURIE WILKES refined . . . capable . . . gracious TROY MATHEWS likeable . . . influential . . . never idle , , ,R V, i j, , 5 wt ilzflllfzizsf: ,.fQ'f.'g'5-9'iffiflif, -... ,wg ,.,1,, yum, ,E-5,,,g,,r',:s Q.. 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'- W Y S 5. QM , aw ,.,.. All ,::2a:2: li5 N ' ' M E11 '-EE' I II! x 'w ' i1i'M :If W H-1 uv' ! illl 1' l l l p lp, . ' W ., gs, I ,,,A LV A L rig 1, 3 il lNlAlD or HONOR, AIANI-IL CRUTCHFIELD and l5scOR ', BILLY -IETrER Left: MAY KING, ROBERT ANSLEY and lNl.xY lelllib N, HELEN JEAN S'l'EPHl:1.NSON THE SEA COMES TO LIFE FOR MAY COURT Hlhales, star fish, octopi, and other sea animals came to life May Night to perform for the May Court. Forty Fathoms Fantasy was very entertaining as the physical education stu- dents brought the sea animals to the surface around the S. S. Calamity. The program was under the capable leadership of Miss Ann Boiter, and the majorettes taught the dances, all of which were very original and entertaining. The dec nralions, in keeping with the theme, were provided by M rs. Dorothy Cal- der and the Art Department. Mrs. Cottie Clark and the band afforded lilting music for the dances. MAY COURT: Left to right, hrst row: D. Keiser, L. A. Rimstidt, H. Choyce, K. Hlright, R. Ansley, H. -I. Stephenson, AI. Crutch- field, B. letter, C. A. Smith, J. Yerkes. Second row: C. Broom, B. Kenton, C. Rutland, QI. Pharr, E. Symmers, B. Brown, D. Baird B. Lockhart, D. Maddox. Not pictured--I. Mills. J X' Q-YW 2 N wt? , ,....f,....,a.Lt 'Q J, 2 .P err? Gino December 6, l956 Miss Jane Sewell Feature Editor 1957 Indecatur Decatur High School Decatur, Georgia Dear Miss Sewell: I em in receipt of your lett of er and photographs the entries for the Miss Indecatur Contest. It is a great honor for me to be chosen to act as judge for the contest. If It were up to me, I would choose each and every one as the winner, but as I can only select one l have chosen the one as marked on the beck of the photograph, and have placed this photograph in the envelope as you suggested. Thank you very much for this pleasure, and my very best wishes. Sincere , ANEL CR R QA, ATU J MISS INDEC PC:vh E RY omo Enc: of 1957 Majoretfes --'-X SP0ns0Ted by selected by MO PERRY CO 2 Jw' , . . M 'sf' MM A 'wg M k 5-www-M f' iff i Q- . , 9 M... TG ,wM , 4, N , , N A,h T, W -Mwgkgajjiw QQAQQEQRQS BARBER Jai? e, nbms as Au 1Y,m 5, uQPv W - I A-1 . Z :MG :msg --'W , ,F wk 9. ,xl 95 f,'f95.1,1g fs'EZf'f'wrg2 , .-J , 7 V ' ,ff - 49' . il ., f -.W I V '-,rj .fgg-,g,,,fgg,, ...,s'i4i5sik45 nmfn----QQ t we-:fa 4- . .QS h .I r' A in .F t--' M -....-... -....,-'.,. ,. h,,,,,,, , K, t ,. L.- Q... .df ,D Q .fi-.,, V .. E, i I ?-wvgc. .ff wif' 9V3,, f ' ,w - 2 ' 'r' '. T' ' ' 1 qi f :wif re K I -Re! q ' r , m I n Q YL-v--'-'- . W- A ' .vw ga, X N vf L .VT - VW: 1' Pl F A A 'll , 's1f'45 A ' ' . ' 3 + P22 Q, . - wtf bf ' ff' f xy M, gr. 51 i mix! 4' , . , i, 1 1 WM, . . mm -,. Q gnl ' -b X f1 4 'lggf il?'7,?f' ii W W EW' A., A h Z Bf,T.T '-nr 1,-Eu-,. - 1 'fs 57 AD STAFF TOP SALESMAN-PADGY WALLACE HONOR SALESMEN PENNY TUMLIN POLLY DAVIS JUDY RUTLAND AD STAFF First row: S. Rodgers, B. Christie, K. Luke, E. Sud- deth, J. L. Hicks, second row: L. Ward, M. Coul- ter, N. Butcher, O. Wei- gand,,N. Huff, J. Smyleyg third row: B. Kneale, A. Query, J. Weekes, G. Greene, L. Ward, E. Robertson, B. Johnston, fourth row: B. Holt, A. Sharman, S. Hansen, M. McColl, B. Evans, fifth row:P.Tumlin,J. Yerkes, G. Karnett, R. A. Rimer, M. A. John- ston, G. Miller. 120 Agni m1,,,!. ,K 4 .' I 4 1 1 , UV Mm Conyrulufu iiono Zo the Clan of 1957 'we oefieue in you, we are proucl of you, we are happy fo work with you unc! for you, and we wialz you Juccead and lzuppineda. Qbecatur Jffiylz furenf- Zeuclzer aladociufion L:A1.vr,q,,,,. Lg., My 1 : . .Aix X V ' H514 ,7 A Mark of QUALITY FOODS DULDNIII. SIURESD Compliments of 0'SHIELDS BUICK DECATUR 131 West Ponce de Leon Ave. Compliments of Your Congressman J AMES C. DAVIS DeKalb Motor Company Your Chrysler-Plymouth Dealer 303 Atlanta Ave. Tel. DR. 7-3814 Decatur, Ga. N mm Ql.1,5.,f'57 sournsnn sell. TELE Home AND TELEGRAPH coMPANY REDDING'S 'ilirinitg cihapzl PHARMACY 53. 5. 'illurnzr Sc ,Suns College Avenue and East Lake Drive 202 Trinity Place DECATUR, GEORGIA DRake 3-4445 DECATUR GEORGIA COMPLIMENTS THE GF MODERN PRESS KATHERINE E. MANN onD1NARY...DEKALB COUNTY 225 North McDonough Street DRake 3-3337 DECATUR GEORGIA .Maude Mikel' gl0W9I' Shoppe FLOWERS AND GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 252 West Ponce de Leon Avenue DELIVERIES THROUGHOUT ATLANTA DRake 7-3818 Compliments of A FRIEND LAWTON PARK YOUR PURE OIL DEALER 138 West Ponce de Leon Avenue DECATUR. GEORGIA DRake 7-9766 IIM ANDERSON 6 CO. INSURANCE Compliments of Decatur Lincoln Mercury 218 East Ponce de Leon Ave. Decatur, Georgia Candler Jones Motors DODGE-PLYMOUTH DEALERS SALES and SERVICE 125 W. Ponce de Leon Ave. Decatur, Georgia Best Wishes to Decatur High School from Callaway Motors, Inc. OLDSMOBILE 231 W. Ponce de Leon Ave. Decatur, Georgia 24 Hour Service DR. 3-1878 GASOLINE ALLEY 726 West College Ave. Decatur, Georgia Compliments af RUTLAND CONTRACTING COMPANY 1401 E. Ponce de leon DECATUR, GEORGIA TED LEVY In the Heart of Decatur WHERE TI-IE NEWEST IN YOUNG MEN'S APPAREL ORIGINATESH SMITH'S SHOES Red Goose Shoes for Children Grace Walker Shoes for Ladies Iohn C. Roberts for Men DOWNTOWN DECA'I'UR North Decatur Plaza Avondale Estates and Tucker, Georgia GOMPLIMENTS or FORREST 5 6. 10 2510 North Decatur Plaza GEORGIA OWNED AND OPERATED AVIES ECATUR SECREIARIAI. SERVICE 534 North McDonough Street, Decatur. Georgia Room 209 Telephone DRake 8-3641 NEWSOIVIE BROTHERS 308 West Ponce de Leon Avenue Phone DRake 7-3183 Decatur. Georgia TEXACO PRODUCTS U. S. TIRES I WILLARD BATTERIES Paul and Tommy Newsome SHARIAN, INC. RUG CLEANING DRake 7-6488 EASTWOOD HARDWARE 61 BUILDING SUPPLY 3898 GI.EN'WOOD ROAD At 'G-lenco DRake 8-5654 COMPLIMENTS OF DIXIE SEAL 6 STAMP COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF .IOHN SMITH SERVICE STATION 20 YEARS IN SAME LOCA'I'ION 660 East Lake Drive NORTH DECATUR PHARMACY M. I. BERMAN Prescriptions a Specialty . . . The Best in Drugs FOR QUICK DELIVERY CAI.I. DRake 3-2537 2488 North Decatur Road DECATUR. GEORGIA DECATUR' GEORGIA COMPUMENTS OLE KING COLE BAKERY OF 1867 PIIEDMONT ROAD TRinity 2-8714 W. W. , Boyette Agent 4047 PEACHTREE ROAD CEd 7-6992 STANDARD on. co. a' 2503 NORTH DECATUR ROAD DECATUR, 'GEORGIA lvmhose 4,,4g0g COMPLIMENTS DAv1D's OF WOMEN'S APPAREL 538 North McDonough Street WM' IR' AND DECATUR, GEORGIA CHAS. H. HYATT DEKALB ELECTRIC CO. 323 East College Avenue DECATUR, 'GEORGIA DECATUR ELKS CLUB 761 East College Avenue DECATUR GEORGIA Compliments of CCNSCLIDATED QUARRIES CORP. Decatur, Georgia Compliments of RUTLAND ENTERPRISES Decatur, Georgia LEWIS SEED STORE Where Your Patronage Is Appreciatedu Azaleas - Camellias - Rose Bushes Holland Bulbs - Flower, Garden, Field Seeds Perennial Plants 402 East Howard Street Decatur, Ga. DR. 3-3737 Compliments of A FRIEND ?WS X fE BETTE lfvrnlclfsx Flll.l. IIOIISEPOWEII AGM' 'N '57 GLENWOOD 5 and 10 IT S CANDLER ROAD BARBER SHOP and GLENWOOD 357 East College Avenue C-OMPLIMENTS OP SMl'I'H RADIO AND TELEVISION SERVICE . . Shleld s Poultry 6 Produce 536 North McDonough Street DECATUR GEORGIA 141 Sycamore Street make M767 DECATUR GEORGIA IT'S A REAL PLEASURE TO SHOP AND SAVE AT 1 I C1a1rmont Shoe Repalr. Inc. 5 S 141 Clairmont Avenue L C- PENNEY Con INC' DRake 3-3676 Decatur. Georgia Decatur, Georgia Decatur Lumber 6. Supply Co. Complimenfs 245 Trinity Place of DECATUR, GEORGIA A FREIND Compliments of vlv-Ann SIWDS njn ghe .Heart of .becalur H Featuring America's most famous lines . . . exclusively Ladies' -Ar Sportswear if Dresses if Coats -k Suits ik Lingerie if Brassieres if Hosiery if Millinery and a complete stock of fantzen 0 Shorts 0 Jamaica Shorts I Bermudas O T-Shirts O Co-ordinates I Swim Suits Manicuring - Hair Styling C0mP1imeHfS of Scalp Treatments - Permanent Waving NQRTH FQUNDRY EDNA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE MOLD COMPANY Mrs. Edna K. West 121 E. Court Square DR. 3-1967 Decatur, Ga. Compliments of Gordon's Magic-Pak Potato Chips W. FRED NASH They're better because TAX COMMISSIONER they're fresher DEKALB COUNTY NEWSOME'S SHOES FOR THE FAMILY 117 CLAIRMONT AVENUE DR 8 1411 DECATUR GEORGIA TATUM'S PHARMACY ON THE SQUARE AT 113 EAST COURT SQUARE IN DECATUR GEORGIA DR 3 2552 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '57 Fairview Flower Shop Cobb Contracting Co. COMPLIMENTS OF RUTLAND HOUSE OF MUSIC ALVERSON CAIN AND CO. INTERIORS PIANO COMPANY Jimmie Lee Cain New and Used DR. 8-4485 PIANOS AND ORGANS 134 Sycamore St. 101 W. Howard at N. McDonough Decatur, Ga DECATUR' GEORGIA TUNING - REBUILDING -- MOVING THE DECATUR NEWS L. D. ADAMS AND SONS, INC. Commercial Printing 125-129 E. Court Square Publication Work DECATUR, GEORGIA . 8-2011 DR. 8-1141 JENKINS , CYCLE AND MOWER CO. HEARN S JEWELRY COMPANY 408 Church Street Diamonds - Watches - China DECATUR, GEORGIA 131 Sycamore St. Telephone + DR. 3-1761 DR- 7-5133 MELTON and MCKINNEY, Inc. Plumbing Contracting and Repairing N0 Job Too Small - None T00 Large 432 Howard Avenue Decatur, Georgia DR. 3-4622 Ira B. Melton, President Charles D. McKinney, Jr., Sec.-Treas. . atv! . X . N . I . z 1 r. .X S I. IfRfX'l'liRNlTY: first ruin: S, Fladger, P. Slmrplon, R. Conliff, B. Lee, C. Broonie, P. Smith, B. Kinney, V. Taylor. Second rovu: l .Xiisla-v. H. Harris, D. Bridges, CZ. Foskcy, CZ. Foster, H. Choyce. R. Daniels. Third ronx' A, Foster, J. lxflifllll, B. Defoor, P. Pliarr, T Hay lf.. W:-hh, J. Sniiih, C. Riley, J, Rutland, J. Ansley, Statham, D. Baird. K S l' l R XTIQRNITY: firs! row: J. Hier: 'If Morrow: G. Moncrief. Sm-orirl row: J. Scaglixves, Cliaplain: T. Matthews, Vice Prcsidentg A lliillnil, Svcix-Iai'y: ll. Nluss. 'I'rc'zisiii'er: D. Kaiser. Sgt of Arms: P. Bragg. Tliirrl rzmi: Mr, Orlmzni, Blzinchnril, J. Morrow, M. XVa lis. B Sznzigc, K. Urtninn, J. Morris, D, Burncll, C. Blake. Fourth -roiu: Mr. Burnett, B. Cousins, K. Former, B. Jeter, E, Bothwcll. Not pirwzrefi ll. llci'1'ifk, Mr. Kciscr. '1'iI ' M, K 'J -1 'Hi' f DR ALVERSON CAIN AND CO. INTERIORS PIANO COMPANY Jimmie Lee Cain New and Used DR. 8-4485 PIANOS AND ORGANS 134 Sycamore St. 101 W. Howard at N. McDonough Decatur, Ga DECATUR, GEORGIA TUNING - REBUILDING - MOVING THE DECATUR NEW S L. D. ADAMS AND SONS, INC. Commercial Printing 125-129 E. Court Square Publication Work u 8-2011 DR. 8-1141 DECATUR, GEORGIA JENKINS , CYCLE AND MOWER CO. HEARN S JEWELRY COMPANY 408 Church Street DECATUR, GEORGIA Telephone - DR. 3-1761 DR- 7-5133 Diamonds - Watches - China 131 Sycamore St. MELTON and MCKINNEY, Inc. Plumbing Contracting and Repairing No Job Too Small - None Too Large 432 Howard Avenue Decatur, Georgia DR. 3-4622 Ira B. Melton, President Charles D. McKinney, Jr., Sec.-Treas. , - TD mr I i I - 'ifmre A ...M M A ,. A 2 K 7 V i x . 9 X V -- ,QV - VVLVSLW my br V. . i v K l . GN 9, 1 3 X 5: , W? K if , l 4 i 'ss . VX 1 . T 1: . E mf if ' l 'fs E pf- Q JL K. 3 Q1 li 1 ' P i Q vs T p . S T D SORORITY, EPSILON CHAPTER: first row: S. Gordon, B. Carmnck, Jolly, V. Horton S. Newsome. Semnd row: S. Harrington, I.. McConnell, I... Cole, Mrs. Newsome, J. Carr, P. Pate, M. Fleming, Mrs. Jolly. P S D SORORITY, PI CHAPTER: first row: H. Wilson, B. Cray, B. A. Entrekin, B. Blankenship, P. Sylvester. Second row: N. Armistead, G. Jordan, D. A. Howard, D. Davis, J. Gaskins, J. Hulsey, G. Austin. Third row: M. Hall, N. Wvilliams, J. Maddox, J. Conliff, K. Carr, N. Dougherty, S. Collins, P. Davis, B. Perkins, T. Shepperd, Edwards. ,Q-r ,ev-fu 19 'X . sf'- MQ l 'GF' of-X i s .., A Qs, Sidney Allen Nancy Erickson Margaret Hersh Helen Hildreth Betty Mathews Peggy Moore Kitty Strange Secretary Myralyn Frizzelle, President Dona McConnell Winifred Parris w ' I ' , 5 ' 2 eff Q ' - Hi.: A 1 5.1. 7 JaNel Crutchfield Treasurer Nancy Pennington Bobbie Rauschenberg LeAnn Rimstidt Sue Ritz jane Sewell Carol Smith Judy Davis Vice President Helen j. Stephenson Linda Treadway Mary Zachary Marylyn Zibell 137 Ii,-T - a X -' Y . a ,I l 1 . a .-lf ff if . , . yi is X . .X S I. lfR.'Yl'ERNITY: fin! ruzv: S. Fladger, P. Sharpton, R. Conliff, B. lee. C. Broome, P. Slllllll, B. Kinney, V. Taylor. Second nw: R Xnslcy, ll. Harris, ll. Bridge-s, CZ. Foskcy, C. Foster, I--I. Clloycc, R. Daniels. Third rozv: A. Foster, II. Martin, B. Defoor, P. Pharr, T Hz y lf. Wi-hh, xl. Smith, C. Riley. il, Rutland,-1. Ansley, Statham, D. Baird. K S I' lfR.'X'l'IiRNI'l'Y: fimt roam' KI. Bicrg 'lf Morrow: G. Moncrief. Serond row: QI. 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Coulter, Secretary, B. Kenton, President: L. YVhile, V. President, J. Crzivey, Treasurer: S. Hansen, S. Wilson. Third rozu: M. Skelton, Scribe, L. VVardg L. Ward, K. Patrick, E. Dawes, R. Cociliran, J. Rutland, C. George. Q' elEMx...?l ' J-' . ,M Q fra -.1 . X , '3. QUUF . A, fl Nr: Ill: 354: T' X SEQ? W Sltlll ' mul :rm ' tu um 1 ' IS lllrl D Rl llc lgm I' lxnox llmrl r an xtillllg md ' II u 'L c Tl llll Slhh lhom :sol Decatur Fashion Shop Compliments of Where Your Dollars Have More Cents RAY-0-LITE 133 SYCAMORE STREET SOUTHEAST INC DECATUR, GEORGIA Longruiuluhuus T 33 X ,gssssfflgli .-1f xr: ' hx x . BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY THE ATLANTA COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Y ATTEND YCUR YOUNG COME TO SUNDA SCHOGL PECPLE'S SERVICES Worship God Mrk Us ECATUR F JV . -1 'JPY JKFQJW 652 'AI . 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Q 1' H qv , 1 ffvfl RQ! if . ..- f' ,Iv-11 'f' 1?'Qefjf N. .- I f Wi' J- .riox .1 f,.4 ' .fr ' ly .'?.g'.- if ', l'F'I?i r 'A -we-5111 I I 4 f-I Your Churches Are 'Yom Greatest Heritage h outh of today. The future rests on t e y What you are to be you are becoming. The Church can help you be your best self. Space contributed by IRST METHO DIST DECATUR FIRST BAPTIST D DECATUR FIRST CHRISTIAN DECATUR FIRS T PRESBYTERIAN McDO'UGALDf -WARREN , INC. A-sfphalt and Ready Mixed Concrete ROADS - STREETS - DRIVEWAYS PARKING AREAS TR. 4-7.593 FOR '57, THE ACCENT'S Compliments ON of OLDSMOBILE F RE T E I S ON STORES RITZ OLDSMOBILE, INC. 208 E. Ponce de Leon DR. 7-1746 304 W, Washington DECATUR, GEORGIA East Point PO. 6-2771 DRIVE IN SERVICE CASH AND CARRY DISCOUNT MORGAN CLEANE-RS AND LAUNDRY Decatur's Finest Cleaning and Laundry Service Finest Instead of First 200 Atlanta Ave. 2507 N. Decatur Road 4053 Peachtree Rd. DR 7-1731 DR 7-0111 DR 7-0076 PARRIS 8: SON INSURANCE - BONDS Decatur, Georgia Compliments of F. Douglas Stephens State Farm Insurance AUTO - FIRE - LIFE DR. 3-4424 125 Trinity Place Decatur, Ga. DIN N ERS SANDWICHES PRIVATE DINING ROOM LINROD RESTAURANT Tucker, Georgia Clarkston 3-9184 PIT-BARBECUE Compliments of PI SIGMA DELTA Sigma Chapter- ALTERATIONS FULL DRESS AND TUXEDOS RENTED Clothes Tailored For You RAY'S TAILORS -- CLEANERS MEN'S WEAR DR. 3-2366 Decatur, Georgia THANK YOU - - Mrs. Dorothy Calder Mrs. Mary K. Jones Mrs. Harriet Martin Miss Sara Head and FBLA Club Mr. Charles Young, Foote 8: Davies Agnes Scott College Student Prophecy Writers The Entire Faculty . . . For your co-operation throughout the Year. Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. John H. Akins Robert B. Ansley and Mrs. P. C. Avant and Mrs. Courtland Baker and Mrs. Ralph Boren Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. and Mrs C. Y. Brandau and Mrs. Stanley W. Brown and Mrs. L. M. Cohron and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Durham . H. S. Edwards H. T. Ethridge A. W. Futral F. B. L. A. Club Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Harrell Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr Mr Mr. Mr Mr Mr. Mr. E. E. Harvey, Jr. Robert T. Herring and Mrs. H. G. Hersh and Mrs. Phil Hildreth and Mrs. T. L. Hodges and Mrs. J. W. Hoerner and Mrs. Sam Holcombe and Mrs. Pierce H.oward and Mrs. J. S. Huff and Mrs. Lawson E. Jolly and Mrs. George Karnett Mrs. Grace Kehr Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Lipham Mr. and Mrs. Hardy F. Luke OUR PATRON S Mr. and Mrs. George O. Luther Mr. and Mrs. E. C. DeLoache Mrs. A. M. Logan Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Mathews Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Merrell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Moncrief Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Morrison Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Newsome Miss Emily Norton Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Osborn Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Overton Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Parr Mr. and Mrs. Clay W. Penick, Jr. Ellsworth Pierce Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Reach Mr. and Mrs. Clarence R. Reed Mr. and Mrs. P. J. 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