Decatur High School Class of 1951 Reunion Photo
The 1951 Decatur High School graduates gathered for a reunion here. Front row, Betty Jane Norwood Bryan through Edwina Portwood. second row including James Worley and Kendall Bass. third row lists Bob Conner and Bill Levin among others. (DAILY Photo)
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Decatur High School
Betty Jane Norwood Bryan
Betty Blackwell Birdwell
Jackye Mills Blagburn
Darwin Davis Perkins
Frances Brooks Harper
Marjorie Mills Martin
Edwina Tiller Portwood
Shirley Landers Barnett
Helen Hays Laney
James Worley
Frank Shaffer
Kendall Bass
Marcelle Davis Conner
Carolyn Holloman Landers
Helen Spain Loftin
Clara Horn Austin
JoAnne Collier Drake
Shirley Ange Wayland
Fred Garnett
Billy Joe Putman
Bob Conner
Bill Martin
Delano Johnson
Alma Landers
Juanita Gofroth Crow
Bobby Tuck
Eleanor Hamilton Dimmick
James Crane
Bill Levin
Bill Brooks
Don Lentz
Charles McLemore
Bob Freeman
Freddie Peek for Mayor in Decatur Al
Freddie Peek runs as a nonprofessional candidate promising to cut waste in city departments. He frames public service as a duty for four years and seeks voter support in Decatur Alabama.
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Newest State College Opens After 111 Years Of Tradition
Cullman Alabama welcomes Southern Benedictine College a merger of 85 year old St. Bernard College and 26 year old Cullman College. Dr Robert Kaffer leads as president guiding a career oriented liberal arts program with programs in coaching allied health dual degree with Auburn University and partnerships with University of Alabama at Birmingham. About 500 students expected in 1976 77 academic year. Kaffer formerly chaired sociology at Kearny State College and held roles at Lewis College.
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New Furniture At Courthouse
Several offices in the Morgan County Courthouse are receiving new furniture this week. Halls are filled with boxes of unpacked pieces, most destined for judges offices. Commissioners, who previously held back some purchases to cut costs, voted recently to proceed with the additional furniture purchase.
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