Girls High School - Stylus Yearbook (Decatur, GA)

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CLASS OF 1939 FRANCES THOMAS with her charming person- ality typifies the attractive high-school girl. Fannye grants Mary Louise Duffee her part in the Monday morning discussions of week-end happenings. She will run a fashionable, exclusive society column for a big New York paper. . . . FRANCES TISDALE is full of fun and a bundle of tricks. Her noble struggle to make herself heard at school she leaves to Jo McDonald to carry on. Tizzy's name will make the headlines every day as she acquits another client in her capacity as a world-famous criminal lawyer. . . . EVELYN VANDIVER reminds us of a dainty china doll. The difficulty of remember- FRANCES THOMAS 5... ing to sign her name on the board before leav- ing for Boys' High she relinquishes to Ethelyn A Hatcher. Evelyn plans to be proprietor of a taxi line between Girls' High and Boys' High to facilitate communication on rainy days .... EDNA VlCKERS has something .angelic in her nature. She wills Betty Baldwin her doll-like appearance. But times change, for our little FRANCES TISDN-E Edna is to play Patsy Kelly roles on stage and screen. . . . DOROTHY VINSON has red locks and a happy disposition. She gives her mass of golden curls to Betty Bang. So many Q Q people admire the color of her hair that she M will decide to manufacture golden hair wash for people whose hair tints are not so lovely. . . . MILDRED WHITAKER is very demure and as quiet as can be. She offers her ability to win xv'-s ' out to Nell Broadnax and Edith Jones. Micky EVELYN VANDIVER is destined to be one of the nation's leading manufacturers of confectionery, specializing in suckers and Iollipops .... WINIFRED WlLKlNSON glows with an inward celestial light. She imparts her quiet sincerity to Nell Womack. Winifred is to be the matron of an Orphans' Home and is beloved by hundreds of homeless children. 25 A 1 'S wi N? 05 S w es, tx qw M x X J r t rs . 1 ii t 6 se. is 4 :' 'iff ,'g, ..: -, .,. .s. - .-' FW- ,Ari ...zsz-3:-H Nia, , . , V:-1.4 -,- .P-... .1 X N 52 si ' 5 fi as Qs i . ,x s X Q 5 EDNA VICKERS .f is 'A is it.. 31.1 sys: , , as- -ugg. -s, bf f egg -.sfsi . fr DOROTHY VIN SON MILDRED WHITAKER 'Q WINIFRED wiLiciNsoN

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1 i -'Q 'S TI-IE SENICDRS NANCY WILKS BESSIE WILSON HELEN WINTERBERGER NANCY WILKS personities Wordsworth's A dancing shape, an image gay. She entrusts the good times she has had dancing on the stage at recess to Dot Scott. We are all proud ot our dancing Nancy, who will co-star with the Fred 'Astaire of I949 .... BESSIE WILSON is as swell as they come. She bestows on Mary Agnes Watson her ever-ready smile that never tails her in dark moments. Bessie's sympathetic nature will make her a tortune, tor she will be sought atter as a Professional Listener. Q 5 . . . HELEN WINTERBERGER proves that precious things come in little I packages. Her tiny, Scarlett O'I-lara waist she resigns to Mary Frances Walker. Hendie will achieve success as a professional guide to the homes ot movie stars in California .... EVELYN WITHERINGTON has won a place in all our hearts. She wills her quiet, dark beauty to Eleanor Harper. I The stars promise that Evelyn will surprise us all by becoming the first woman EVELYN WITHERINGTON speaker in the House ot Representatives .... ANN PRICE has that sweet, low voice which Shakespeare called a wonderful thing in a woman. To Louise Bramlett, Ann bequeaths her sott cloud ot golden hair, which makes her look so much like an angel that she considers touring the country with Aimee SPECIAL McPherson. - Because each member ot the Class ot '39 is an individual with her own out- fri t C I n 1 - 1 a n 5:2 'lin standing characteristics, and because these characteristics will inevitably relate ' - her past experiences at Girls' High School with her tuture lite, we do hereby ioin into one document the Last Will and the Prophecy, sincerely hoping to 'Nt portray a glimpse ot each girl's personality and high school activities. . ' AILEEN STILL, Class Will, ANN PRICE JANE MARTIN, Class Prophecy. 26