Dothan High School - Gargoyle Yearbook (Dothan, AL)

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OUR STARS ,. H ,, L K' . A 'ii ' ti ' 'FT P' il , f.. is ZAA 'X i'1-:1 ,P at M' ' 'I2' is f - ut .,., ,, , , ,, L A fg if stnt ' 'V' 3 : ,V AI i I A ' H - ' g 1 O A ' , ne w 4- Q , - A N ge A r T me I g ' i, V . x. A if I ,Y ' .tv 1, :Av I :I V .::- Q . .. M, x t J' v.,. i V- 5 Q 1' VE . .. rx sr?-V. A ,. 1 Q A h NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Dothan High School claims with pride her charter of membership in the National Honor Societ for secondar schools of America. This or anization, with its four-fold ur- V I Y A g A P pose-to foster scholarship, to develop leadership, to encourage service, to strengthen charac- ter-has found an esteemed lace in the school. With the ho e that the' will a reciate P I Q H P y PP their responsibility and that they will ever strive to raise the level of secondary schools. the following students were elected to charter membership: David Abraham Eunice Adkins j. Thomas Brock Ruth Forrester Quinton Bruner Jean Gaines William Dupree Jeanette Gilbert Lester Farmer THIRT Louise Rollins john C. Knight Jeanette Saliba Euene Lane Gwendolyn Stephenson DeLeon Sheppard Beatrice Thomas Arthur Zbinden Camille Thornton Y-EIGHT Page Thirly-xr'-vevi

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OUR MANAGERS EUGENE LANE DELEON SHEPPARD MERLE TADLOCK President Vice-President Secretary STUDENT OFFICERS As a parting word we, your humble servants, ask to leave our final admonition: Believe in wisdom as revealed in human lives as well as in the pages of printed books, in lessons taught not so much by precept as by example, in ability to worlc with the hands as well as to thinlc with the head, in the present and its opportunities, in the future and its obligations, and in the divine joy of living here and hereafter? f 2 X is ' T H E G A R G O Y L E Page Tlvirly-six

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JEAN GAINES A. XVARD HUGH REEDER .IOSEPH HAYES GWEN STEPHENSON THOMAS BROCK JANE FAULKNER BRIGGS OGLETREE 4 H ARGOYLE