Girls High School - Stylus Yearbook (Decatur, GA)

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i . il H is xi? V 1 3 it 3 Q T i af ff it 1,1 if r i 1 'i'k i iLf .,f-::i3 f 'ifs QF -gg-7.-. ii 6111:f:'.ii 1- The students ot Decatur Girls' l-ligh have distinct and varied personalities. l-lere we find a laughing girl whose robust health, good posture, and participation in sports indicate that her interests are athletic: a girl whose poise and well-groomed beauty make her outstanding among her fellows: the scholarly girl with the alert mind and love ot books which bespealc intellectuality: and a myriad other types. In time each girl will occupy in lite a niche best suited to her capabilities. The I939 STYLUS depicts each ot these girls with ,,2if3rv her own interests and aptitudes as well as the com- bined interests and activities ot the group, a com- posite scene vibrant with the spirit ot Girls' l-ligh. Qi-,f ,ft xg it git it ,,a ,si f 'I N- it ti f C, 1 16? Q -jak? i 'R T 31 'b i Q -K ..., i f Q -W Y . 'Q J gf , xp Q, 53 args - ,.crs N ' gf'-jeff ,., it A T-,ff ig ff's.:f 2 N M 5 1,6

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--IDPZ FDPZCD QZCDI GOLD 2 R I E T Y I at SEATED: Jane Martin, Frances Radford, Aileen Still, Betty Moore, Alice Clements. STANDING: Clara Rountree, Helen O'Brien, Virginia Lambeth. OPFICERS ' ' 1 , - X V- FRANCES RADFORD . . . . President g j -i - BETTY MOORE . . . Vice-President 55' ' y ix A' ' rl.- ' I W VIRGINIA LAMBETH . . Secretary HELEN O'BRIEN . . . . . . . Treasurer ,ig axzhg fl, A , Q AV N Wg! Q Y A Q The Decatur chapter of the National Honor I A .----- 'l? f . I U I Society was organized in I934 ancl trom the 7 j Q six succeeding graduating classes titty-nine 1 ,3 llll - members have been chosen. Semi-annual elec- .A paiil Yvlls tions are held: in December only seniors are AN f.A V. .- i ' k admitted, but in the May election juniors also -s.I I ', ' 'f'y. I E' .- are selected. The bases tor membership are g ll Ilsg I, If ,., Q' '-'I' Q' scholarship, service, leadership, and character. in 'f 1 if ,I l' 3 Q The society has a practical influence in school ' . , ., ,,:. ,,,,, t QQ A. lite through the sponsorship ot special pro- Q grams, furnishing flowers tor assembly, clean- up campaigns, and similar activities. , I 55

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ROUNTREE, RADFORD I lx XE STYLUS STAFF FRANCES RADFORD . Q . . . Editor-in-Chiet CLARA ROUNTREE ..... Business Manager BETTY MOORE . . . Assistant Business Manager MARTHA MUSE . .... Art Editor JANE MARTIN . . . Organization Editor VIRGINIA LAMBETH . . . . Feature Editor BEVELYN HOWARD . . . . Feature Editor MISS ELEANOR MONCRIEF . . . Faculty Adviser The STYLUS Statf has made an earnest etfort to present a representative picture of Girls' High in this year's annual. Special credit is clue the art editor tor her excellent work, and each individual member for time and labor expended. Providing a polished and well-rounded book tor the student body ot Girls' High has required long hours ot tedious work and mental strain, but the statl has been congenial as a unit, and the enthusiasm and good humor ot its members have lightened hours ot otherwise monotonous work. The financial end ot the I939 STYLUS has been capably handled by our business manager and a fine group of advertisement solicitors. AD ASSISTANTS SIMPSON SLACK, O'BRlEN, GOLDEN, CLEMENTS, FRENCH, REYNAUD, STILL