Girls High School - Stylus Yearbook (Decatur, GA)

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xxx Mm f-5 TCDURIST CLUB BETTY BOND . . President ANNEJACOB . . . Secretary The addition of seventeen members to the Tourist Club this year proves the 1'1 continued interest ot students in visiting T places ot historical importance. Under the guidance ot Mrs. Lee, assisted by Miss Bostwiclc and Miss Ealces, thirty-tour students lett at I2:3O P. M. on March 30 on a tour, the itinerary including Augusta, Charleston, Savannah, Yemassee, Milledge- ville, and Louisville. The trip required two and one-halt days. Some ot the famous places visited in Charleston were Mag- nolia Gardens and Fort Sumter: in Savannah, the Diamond Back Terrapin Farm and the Sugar Refinery: en route home, the Old Slave Market and G. S. C. W. The Tourist Club has proved to be both an enjoyable and profitable venture. .MLW in ,hx

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GIRL SCOUTS MRS. W. S. BUSH, Leader The Girl Scouts have been a very busy group this year. Activities have varied according to the seasons. ln the tall, the group enjoyed a taste ot out-door lite by cooking their own meals while on a long hilce. During the Christmas season, the scouts sent stutfed toys and plates ot coolcies to the pre-school children at the Methodist Children's Home. In the spring the girls had an instructive and entertaining visit to the Georgia Milk Producers' Corporation, where they learned how mill: is protected betore bottling. Mrs. W. S. Bush has found very interesting things tor the troop to do. Though a new and small group, the Girl Scouts have spent an active, happy year. l M RS. BUSH f i -I U- FIRST ROW: Beverly Bush, Ruth MacDonald, Ann Gardner, Jane Anne Newton, Betty Cooper, Ruth Heege, Georgia Lee. SECOND ROW: Page Davidson, lrene Jacob, Edwina Davis, Marion Leathers, Mildred McCain, Beth Phillips, Frances Culley. 63

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