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Ex-Libris 1 Jo Avcp I lie WOODLOG Publishod by SENIOR CLASSES I9JI of HOOD 1 ASSN IIIC.II SCIIOOft Birmingham. Alabama I oreitonl As this, the (sixth) cross-section of the Woodlog, is sent forth members of the crew who cut it hope that it will prove sound and well-seasoned, and throughout the years will retain the freshness of newly hewn timber. With this school year another ring has been added to the rounds of growth by which one may trace his years in high school. The crew trusts that ingrained in it are friendship, pleasure, and achievement. happy memories of moments spent at Wood lawn. Doffliccitioai Because: We are deeply grateful for her help and inspiration: Because: We honor her for her loyalty, cheerfulness, and devotion: Because: We appreciate her sincere aid and service: we. the Senior Classes of 1931. affectionately dedicate this annual to— MISS MARY FLEMMA SNIDOW tir. Ilenrfrit The shouting and the tumult of 1930-1931 dies away. Father Time carries us on in his relentless but thrilling march into an unknown land. With our good Woodlog in hand we do not fear the loss of memories now prized and held dear, comradeship’s joy and victory’s exultation are preserved for us in a record of picture and story. ................................... We pause on the journey of life; there is a moment’s rest. Again our friends live with us and again we tread the heights of the joys and friend-snips of a year well spent. — N. 13. Hendrix, Principal FACULTY MR.GQASTOH MJ5S.CHAPMAH MiSS FRAZIER MlftEDHONDS MB. BUSH FACULTY MR.SIKIC MB WALLED MB. STOVES MB. WALTON MD.OESHAZO M5S.ORDWAY MI55 HANNON MB. GRAY MSS, DOU6NEDTY MISS BOSS MI5S.BUWETT WS5. JOHNSON MB. BOWIE MI5S. SOUTHARD MISS.PAGE $ MISS. EWING MISS BRYANT MB BLANE MISS DEAREN IUSS-FRIZZELI FACULTY MISS DOWLING MRS. POMEROY MISS PATTERSON niSS.UAMB MISS.HAftWSON MISS-A.CHAPMAN MISS DICKEY MR. JONES MR5UYKE5 MISS WEE3E COMPLIMENTS OF Jiinuiiry Senior Clo%« Offiter« Jeff Powell .. J. G. Sprat ling .. Hazel Johnson Arthur Bagby James Auderegg James Haley..... Ross Peeples. ........... Margaret Taylor Velma Laatsch _________________ President .................Vice-President ............................. Secretary Treasurer ............................... Historian ...........Orator Presenter Prophet ....................... .„. Pianist Carolyn McClurkin..........................Viol in ist Bob Bodine............................ Vocalist Edith Smith Artist Juno Senior Clit « Officer James Mackle ..................President Ellie McLain.................... Vice-President Octavia Sadler... Morgan Gillespie.... Elnora Gammage James Pelham... Anne Moss.., ..... Elizabeth McNeil Leon Faulkner............. Clyde McLain ......... Mildred Vann....... Virginia Cobb.... Vida Reeses ............. Secretary ................. Treasurer .....................Historian rator Presenter Prophet __..................Pianist .................Violinist ...............Vocalist .... Artis! ...Poet WILLIAM LINDSEY ALLAN—“HaircuT SautatT Ambition■ To crock jokes better than Mike Houter. Euclidean Honor Society 29. 'JO: Marshall '27. 28: Lee Liter.tr Society '29. '30. JAMES REID ANDEREGG''Chippy Ambition: To always be at the top of the ladder of success. Hi-Y Club J0: Ler Literary Society 28. '29. ‘.to. Senior Clnto Historian. MARGARET ROSIN A ANSELL— Marty Ambition: To live life to its fullest gain, always seeing the sunshine through the rain. Orchestra '27. '28. 29. 'JO: Marshall '27. '28: Girl Reserves '29. 'JO: Secretary of the Girl Reserves 'JO; Bank officer '29: Orchestra concert '28. '29. ARTHUR BAGBY NELLIE AUGUSTA BRAND— fltonJit Ambition: To be true to the best that b within me. Althenn '27. '28. 29. 'JO; Marshall '27. 'JO. AMELIA CATHERINE BRANDING— Mf Mf Ambition: Not to be in the bathtub when Luck knocks on the door Vice-president Girls Athletic Club '29. 'JO: Marshall Captain '29: Bank Officer '28: Yokohama Maid '27; State Athletic Letter '29. JOHN ROBERT BOD!NE JR.—“Bob” Ambition: To keep a detention room for tin? faculty. R.O.T.C. Honor Company ’25. '26. '27: Glee Club '28. '29; Old Vienna 29: Pen and Ink Club '25. '20. '27: Class Football '28: Class Basketball '29. ELEANOR ALFRED CARDWELL— Jo vy Uiv” Ambition: To have the degree M R.S. before my name. Marshall '28. '29, 'JO; Senior Vaudeville 'JO; Student Council 27. MANUEL Cl.IKAS— Cyriopi Ambition: To he n respectable traveling man. Gulfport High School Football Team, varsity '28: letter Club '28: Woodlawn Varsity '29: Basketball Squad '29. MARION EUGENE COLLIER—“Sf Ambition: To do what otlirrs can't. TstUr Stall '27: Marshall '27. '29; Traffic Club '27; Edisonian Science Club JO. ROBERT CONRAD— 7h wArj Bob Ambition: To be an expert in one field. Lee Literary Societ) '27. '29: Vice-president '29: Hi-Y '29. 'JO: Vice-president 'JO; Euclidean '29. '30: Ushers Club 'JO. CHARLES HERBERT COX—‘Cc ts “ColluiaU Ambition: To live and learn more about women. BESSIE LUCILE DAVIS—1“Bas Lm Ambition: To get everything done without the help of Work. Gifb Glee Club ’29. ’JO; Converts '28. '2 ; Operetta. Sweethearts '28; In Old Vienna ' 29; Apollo Club '29. '30. ARI.IE De ARMAN—“Artie Ambition: To dream as did Napoleon and to make my dreams come true—but not to have a Waterloo. Spanish Club ’27: Treasurer '28: Vice-President of French Club '29; President 'JO: Tatt r Stuff 29; Associate Editor 30; Editor-in-Chief 'JO; Euclidean 29; National Honor Society '29; Secretary of Foreign Affairs '.SO. WILLIAM EAGAR— flftf BERNICE EVELYN ECKI.ER Ambition: To make friends, to have friends. To be true to friends, to have friends true to me. Althean Literary Society '27. 28. ‘.’O; Euclidean '29. 'do; Promethean Literary Society '.to; Treasurer 30; Reporter '30: Bank Officer 30: Wood log Representative JO: Dramattc Club '29. FRANCES JOSEPHINE EPPERSON—‘Vo” Ambition: To find the silver lining and pass it on to the others. Vestalian Literary Society '28. '29; Promethean Literary Society '30: French Club '28. '29; Apollo Club '28. '29. '.to; Girl's Glee Club 30: Operetta '29. ‘30 JACK PTHEREDGE— Rtf' Ambition: To work in order to get out of work. Hi-Y JO: Marshall '29. jo. MARY FRANCES FEENKER—''Mary Sit Ambition: To keep myself ph s cally strong, mentally awake, and morally straight. Student Council '27: Bank Officer '29. 'JO; Vestahan Literary Society '27. '28. '29; Promethean Literary Society ’30; Treasurer '30; Marshall '28. 30; TatUr Representative 27. '30. ROGER CLAPP FLETCHER—“Sir Kotff Jt Ospp Sfrtfant” Ambition: To go to Yale. Lee Literary Society; Edisonian Science Club; Sergeant-at-Arins of Thalian Dramatic Club: First Lieut. R.O.T.C.: Major: Honor Company '28; Rifle Team 'JO: Winner of Inspection '2 ; Ushers Club; Euclidean Honor Society; National Honor Society ‘JO NELl.A LEE FOWLER—“bJfU ‘ ”Stap” Ambition: Not to know IT. but to have IT. Althean Literary Society '27. '28. '29. 'JO: Marshall '30: Glee Club '28. EDGAR MARVIN FRITZ— print Ambition: To do what others can't. Science Club '28; French Club '2 . BLANCHE MARIE GUYTON HJank' RnuT Ambition: To be successful in everything I undertake. Vice-President of Session Room '27, ’28; Bank Officer 'JO; Corresponding Scc’y. Promethean Literary Soc. JO. ALICE RENETTA HALE— Huk” “ Nrla” Ambition To be able to speak law when I speak of lose. Girl Reserves '27. '28, 29, 30; Arts Club '28; French Club '28: Thalian Dramatic Club '28: Tati Reporter 27; Marshall 29. '30. JAMES OLIVER HALEY. JR.—“Butt “Jim Ambition To sail beyond the baths of all the western stars until I die I cr Literary Society '? . ‘JO: Charter Member Expert Typist Club: Orator of Senior Class ‘JO. GERALDINE HARRIS— Jean” “Jetty Ambition: To stop blushing- Vice-President Promethean Literary Society '29; President 'JO; Student Council ‘27: Class Officer '27. '28, '29: Assistant Head B inker 'JO: Girt Athletic Club '27: Girl Reserves '27: Vestalian '28. '29: Promethean '29. 'JO. PAUL WM HENDERSON—”P. D.” “Gymnasties'' Ambition: Just living for curiosity to see what will happen next. FRANK O. HICKS. JR. Ambition- To attain success in the medical world. Lee Literary Society ’27. '28; Thalinn Dramatic Club '28. 29; Debating Club 2«. '29. 'JO: Science Club '29: President of Session Room '28. GEORGE HOWARD HILL— 'MoJam“ A mbit ton To make a non-stop flight around the world. Student Council '28: Banker '29: Manual Arts Club '29. 'JO: President '29. Secretary '.HI. THELMA ELIZABETH HILL— Ambition-. To hitch my buggy to a star and ride around the moon. Ttialian Dramatic Club'28; Girl Reserves '29: Marshall 'JO; Althean Literary Society 'JO. D. J. HODGES—“Iron Man Dearje Ambition : To be my woman's only man. Lee Literary Society ‘29; History Club JO. DOROTHY GRAVIS HOOD - Dot Ambition To find, and to know when I find the most beautiful tiling in life. Vestalian Literary Society '27: Edisonian Science Club '28. 29. 'JO; Secretary '28; Reporter '29; President '.K : Woodlog Staff 'JO; Assistant 1.1br.-iralan '29. ’JO. HENRY IIOWZE HOWEl.l.—“Bracket Ambition To live by my pen and get rich doing it. Band '27. '28. '29. JO: President Orchestra ‘28. '29. jo; Office '27. 28. '29. 'JO: Concert Band '28. '29. 'JO: Auditorium Orchestra Club ‘29: late Literary Society ‘29. 'JO; Secretary 'jo. MILDRED HUDSON JOSEPH ALEXANDER HYNDS. JR Vp” Butt '• Htinir Ambition: To go through college in four years. Football Team '29. ‘JO; Midget Basketball Team '26; Hi-Y jo HAZEL ELIZABETH JOHNSON Ambition Not to hitch-bike to success National Honor Society 29, 'JO; Euclidean Honor Society '29. JO; Vice-President Honor Society 'JO: Bank Officer '27. ‘29. 'JO; Student Council ‘28; Vestalian Literary Society '27. '28. '29; Prometliean literary Society '10: Reporter 'JO: Vice-President ’JO: Secretary S nlor Class ' o. BYRON WOODROW KETCIIAMUooJv‘ 4 Ambition: To succeed when olhcn can't. Student Council '28; Treasurer French Club 'JO, HALLS. KING— Kinky-Tait” AmHtion: To get things over us well Mr. Harrison Ut Literary Society 7. '28. '29. '.to. Hi-Y J0; Euclidean Honor Society '29, '.to. VELMA MARY LAATSCH “SiHet Ambition: To be a globe trotter. National Honor Society ‘29. 'JO; Corresponding Secretary '.to: Euclidean Honor Society ‘29. '.JO; Secretary and Treasurer 'jo: Marshall '28; Concert '28; Bank Officer ‘29: Student Council '29; Corresponding Secretary Althean Literary Society ‘SO: Leader Math. Study JO; Pianist Senior Claw 'JO: Al-tbenn Literary Society '29, '.to. LEVINGS WADDELL LANEY Ambition: To be a shoemaker, savin people's sotih. Lee Literary Society '27; Secretary 29: Vice-President 'JO: Euclidean Honor Society '29. 'JO; Thalian Dramatic Club '29. ‘JO; Student Council '29. CLARA LOIS LEE— Perk” Ambition: To dig into difficulty and shovel out success Alfhean Literary Society '27. 28. '29. 'JO; Apollo Club '28. '29, '.JO; Reporter '29: Glee Club ‘29. '.to: Operettas '28. ‘29. '.to; Bank Officer ‘27. 28; Tatitr Staff 29. 'JO; Woodlog Staff 'JO; Euclidean Honor Society '29. '.to; Leader Math. Study ‘JO; National Honor Society 'JO; President 'JO. ALGIA LEE LEVERETT—”y4f Ambition: To find out why Jean blushes so. Secretary- National Honor Society 'JO; Secretary and Critic Promethean Literary Society ‘29. 'JO; Head Banker 'JO; Office Force '27. 'JO; Vestnlian Literary Society -28 Commercial Club '27; What Happened To Jones ' WILLIAM LLOYD CARRIE ELIZABETH LAW ALL “Boots Ambition: To always look on the sunny-side at life. Fashion Show '27: Junior Baseball Team Senior Baseball Team 'JO: Marshall Captain 'jo. HARRIETTS MA RONEY AmHtton: To follow knowledge like a sinking star, beyond the utmost bounds of human thought. Girl Reserves 28. ‘29. Vice-President JO: Glee Club '29. -J0: Apollo Club ‘29. ‘JO; Operetta— The Belle Of Barcelona '29; In Old Vienna.” JESSIE FRANCES MOORE— Jerry Ambition: To be a sure nuff” pal to everyone. VIRGINIA CAROLYN McCLURKIN— Su “Mac “IjanktjT Ambition: May old age find me ambitious. Girl's Athletic Club ‘27: Altheans '28; Atlieneans '29. 'JO; Vice-President 'JO: Thalian Dramatic Club ‘29. '.Jo; Secretary 'JO; Apollo Club '29. jo; Vice-President Session Room '28; Orchestra '27. '28. '29. 'Jo: A.E.A. Orchestra '28. '29; Orchestra Concert '28. '29; Seven Keys To Baldpate 'JO. F.LOISE Mct.AURINE Ambition: To be rich in friends. Girl's Athletic Club‘27; Altliean Literary Society '28. ’29. 'JO: Winner Inuedub Oratorical '28, 29. MARTHA JEANETTE MURPHY-- Chick ’TooHy Ambition: To make sawdust out of the Board of Education. Bank Officer '27. 29. ‘.to. Secretary Promethean Literary Society ’.to: Vice-President Session Room '27: Athtetic Club '27; GW Reserves '2 . Promethean Literary Society 29. JO: Marshall '28. BERTHA FAYE NEW—'Fatery Ambition: To do what hasn’t been done. Student Council '28. ’29. JO: Student Court '28. ’.to. Atthean Lit err AL NEWMAN SARA ORR '5aiV Ambition: To be my ideal's ideal. KING ROSS PEEPLES. JR.—‘‘Junior Ambition: To be successful in the Romantic World Lee Literary Society ’29. Jo: President .to: Thalinn Dramatic Club JO: Hi-Y 'JO: Student Council JO: Euclidean Honor Society '29. JO: Vice-IVecident .to: President JO; Presenter Senior CIum. .to. L EO N A R D PEELE R— Saiiof“ Ambition: To get revenge and teach the teachers that taught me. Vice-President Session Room JO. FRED PHILLIPS—1“Chut Of atom John Mars hair Ambition: To know politics as well as Mr. Kelly. Student Council 27. ’28. ’29. JO: Student Court 29. ’JO. Judge JO: Marshall 29; R.O.T.C. Corporal 29; Hi-Y ’Jo. NANCY LEE POSNER— Nam '' Swat Ambition: To always see only the beautiful in everything of hfc. Euclidean Honor Society ’29. JO; Bank CXficer ’28; Marshall 'JO; Althcan Literary Society '27, ’28; French Oub '28. Vestalian Literary Society '29. 'JO; Senior Basketball Team ’JO. JEFF POWELL— LorA Ar- FalhraJ Ambition: To be as tough as Joe Hynds- Football Team 20. ‘.to: Vice-President of Hi-Y ’29; President ’JO: I’resident Senior Class JI- MARY ANN RICHARDS - Par Ambition: To drive opportunity to success without running in on n flat tire. Vcsialian Literary Society 28. •29: Promethean Literary Society 30: Pen and Ink Club '28. 20. JO: Vice-President ’.to; Apollo Oub '28. 29. JO: French Club ’28. 29: Euclidean Honor Society JO. JOHN H. ROPER. JR.—r Hat Ambition: To sow time, worry, and expense. Ili-Y: Student Council ,28: Bunk Officer 27. ’29: Apollo Club 28. ’2 . 'JO: Lead in Opretfu ‘JO. OTTICE RODDAM SCIIEILE Ambition To be a second Lawrence Tibbctt Marshall '28 '29: Bank Officer ’29; Treasurer Warblers Club JO; President JO; Apollo Oub '29. '.to; Operettas 28. 29; Hi-Y Club. HENRY CARROLL SISSON—' BirJUs Boy Cjf Ambition: To be a success at whatever I undertake. l.rc Literary Society; “Seven Key To Baldpate. EDITH SMITH Ambition: To Ret my dime's worth out of the grab-bag of life. Vestalian Literary Society '27: Girl Reserves 27; Apollo Club iH 29, MO: Operettas 28. '29; Student Council '28; Marshall '29; Artist Senior Class ‘JO. ROBERT OMAL SMITH Ambition; To prose that it b not always the noblest person that makes the biggrot splash in the sea of success Marshall ‘io. '27. '2H. JACOB GROVER SPRATUNG, JR.— Bnbbit tx FatckUJ Bunny Ambition To find a blade of grass on our new stadium. Student Council '29. Mo; Student Court '29. ‘Mi; Hi-Y '29. 30: Treasurer ‘JO; Band MO: Football Team ’.U): Vice-President Senior Class ’30. VIRGINIA LUCILLE STEPHENS—' MW Shrimp Hunt Ambition: To dive deep into the sea of success. Bank Officer ‘2tt. '29; Athletic Club '28. 29; Althean Literary Society ‘JO MARIAN STRANGE—“S rcpy Ambition: To find my Lochinvar. Marshall '2t . ‘27; Bank Officer '28. '2i; Vice-President Session Room ’JO; Tatift Staff '28 CHARLES THETFORD STELLA FAYE TURNER— Pelt Ambition. To be an expert stenographer. Promethean Literary Society 29. Mo ELIZABETH UROUHART— Bitnx Ambition. To get what I want when I want it. To want what I get when I get it. Vestalian Literary Society '27. ‘28; Althean Literary Society '29. '.to; Apollo Club '21. 'JO. Ml: Glee Club '29. jo. JI: French Club '29; Bank Officer ‘2ft. '2f; “Belle Of Barcelona 'JO; Operetta Ml; Concert '29. 'jo. 'JI; Orchestra '27. '28. '29. '.to. HAZEL LORAN WARD—“SanJy Ambition. To out-Dolly Dolly Dalrympie. Student Council 28. JO: Bank Officer '27. '2ft; Tatl r Staff '28. '29. Wood log Staff '29. jo; Office Force 27. '28. '29. 'JO: National Honor Society '29. 'jo; Corresponding Secretary '29: R.O.T.C. Sponsor '29. 'JO: Stnior Spoilttkh 29; Girl Reserves '27: Promethean Literary Society ‘29. 'JO: Sportsmanship Committee '.10: Editor-In-Chief of Wood log 'JO. Ml; O micron Delta Honor Society ‘JO. DOROTHY LAN DON WHITMAN— Oof' “DastT Ambition: To be the only “Dot and Dash in somebody' code. Woodrow Wilton Debating Club '29. JO. Ml; Treasurer 'jo; TaUtt Staff '2V. 'JO. Mi; Feature Reporter '29, 'JO; Humor Editor Ml. CORNELIUS S. WITTE— Canute ' Ambition: To become a competent office manager of some big corporation. Orchestra '27; Marshal] '28. '29; Bank Officer '29: Auditorium Club Orchcttra '29. Mo. Bank Helper MO: Sportsmanship Play '.to. ■ ADELAIDE ALLEN—‘TtriV Abie' Ambition-. To convince teachers that I am not Evelyn—at the end of each month. EVELYN ALLEN— CoUie” AW Ambition: To convince teachers that I am not Adelaide— at the end of each month. LILLIAN LOUISE ABBOTT— UT' Ambition: To have a good time. Student Council '27: Vice-President Session Room '28: Bank Officer 28: Marshall '20; Bank Officer '20; Tatter Representative •JO: Apollo Club '28. '29. Jo: Girl’s Glee Club '20. 'JO. ILENB EMMA ALSBROOKS—'‘Country Ambition: Not to think IT. but to know IT. EULA BLACK—' Sammie Ambition: To be able to judge right from wrong, and then have the will-power to do the right thin . Althean Literary Society '27. '28: Athcanean Literary Society '29; Marshall '28: Council Representative '29. SALLY Bl NNS— Oo v Ambition: To revise the shorthand dictionary for the benefit of the future generation. Althean Literary Society '28. '29. ’jo. Ml: Commercial Club '27: Woodlog Representative 'JO. DICK BIGHAM Ambition: To achieve greatness Class Basketball Team '29; Toilet Representative 'JO. HELEN BELLSNYDER— AW Ambition: To learn to make biscuits so that I can take them out of the oven alone. Bank Officer '28; Marshall '28. '29; Althean Literary Society '27. '28. '29. 'JO: Treasurer '29. 'JO; Critic ‘JO; Basketball Team ‘27. 28. ■jo: Baseball Tenm '27. '28. JO. ROBERT BATES CHARLIE L. BARKSDALE Ambition: To understand human nature. JAMES ROWLAND BAILEY—' S««” Ambition: To pass history 8 from Mr. Kelly. Grosscutters 26: Football '27. '28; Captain------- Baseball '27. 'Jl: Basketball MU“W Club '26. '27. '28. '29. 'JO. Jl. EMMA THEO BAGGETT Ambition: To prove that nil Gentlemen do not prefer blonds. Vestalian Literary' Society '27: Bank Officer 'JO; Treasurer Athenean Literary Society '29. 'JO. ALICE FRANCES BAGGETT— At “Lallit Ambition: To hove Health And to have Wealth. And many a merry day. And a happy heart. To play my Part. Along the highway of Life. Girl' Athletic Club '28. 29. ' Jimmie JAMES WADE BURNETT—“tf i Ambition: To check and double check. Vice-President Session Room ‘28: Marshal! ‘29. ‘JO: .Marshall Rrp-rrsmtativv ‘.JO: Galileo Science Club ’29: Glee Club MO. ANNIE LEE BUCE—' Bit Month Ambition: To give I Ik- world the best that is in me— through the pipe organ. Thnlian Dramatic Club 28; Girl Reserves ‘29. 'SO: Apollo Club ‘27: Marshall '27. MARGARET CAROLYN BROWN I HO— BiondU Ambition: To find one. Euclidean Honor Society '29. ‘Jo. ‘Jl: Thnlian Dramatic Club '29. 'SO ‘Jt: Athenean Literary Society '28. 29: The Wishing Well '28. IONE BROWN— Fak KuJJv Ambition• To live to see Ruth's lucky day. ANNIE LUCILLE BOYLE— Jot Amh ion: To sail Hie good ship of Happiness across the Sea of Life. French Club '27. ‘28: Althran Literary Society '28. '29. '.10. Jt: Marshall 'JO. MARJORIE BLISS— Mart Ambition: To make my life and not to copy it. Girl's Glee Club 30, 'Jl; Apollo Club '28. ’20. 21; Operetta ’28. 29: Concerts: Bank Officer '28 JACOB BUTRUS— Hrntut Ambition: To he a successful business man lax Literary Society '28. '29. 'jo. 'Jl. JEANETTE BYERS—''Shorty' Ambition: To have my fingers trickle across a typewriter like a Ziegficld chorus girl trickles across a stage. VIRGINIA LOIS BYRD—“Avri Ambition: To fly as high my name. Girl Reserves '28. '2 1: Athenean Literary Society ’JO. 'Jl: Apollo Club '29. 'JO 'Jl: Ctrl's Glee Club 'JO. 'Jl: Euclidean Honor Society JO. 31: The Belle Of Barcelona 'JO: Concert 'JO. 31. JOHN C. CALHOUN— WA r Ambition: To so live that when I am gone some one will say. It B well that he passed this way. Secretary Warblers Club '29. 'JO: Vice-President Warblers Club 'JO. ’Jl. MIRIAM EUGENIA CAMP— l.uf' tbiJJy Ambition: To prove that all blonds are not light-headed. Commercial Club '27: Vestalian Literary Society '28; Promethean Literary Society 'JO: Althran Literars Society 'Jl. THOMAS JENNINGS CARTER— Tom Star Ambition: To keep myself physically strong, mentally awake and morally straight. Marshall '28. ’JO; Lee Literary Society '27. '28. '29. 'JO. Sergeant-At-Arms 'JO; Glee Club 30: Patrician Club '28: Tatttr Staff '29; Manual Arts Club '28: Football Team 'JO. The Thirteenth Chair ALMA BESS CHAMBLEE— P Kt “UtSe-Bif .Ambition-. To give the world the best that I have, so that the best will come back to me. VIRGINIA SYKES COB 'Jtnnv .Ambition: To be a nationally known lawyer. Vcstallan Literary Society 'AT,. 28, '29. 'Jo; Marshnll ’28. '29. Student Council ‘29 KATHERINE EDWARDS COLLIER—’O ” Ambition To be a silver lining in someone’s dark cloud. Home Economics Club ‘29, 'M. '31: Marshall ’JO. DENNIS CONNIFF LILLY MAE COOK—“Unit Siait “US .Ambition: To be all that the name implies: The L'lly In tome man’s garden and then Mae be the Cook in some man's kitchen. Bank Officer ’27: Marshall '27. 28: Marshall Captain '30: Girl Reserves ’28. '29. ’30: Vev talian Literary Society 30. MARY ELIZABETH COX Uule Sis “Put .Ambition: I am not ambitious. Alt bean Literary Society '26; Commercial Club. JOHN CRAIG CONA LUCILE CRAIG—“Cratti “Cite Ambition: To make a success of life nnd be a friend to all Girl Reserves ’28. ’29 30: Marshall '29. '30: TatUr Representative ’28. RUTH CRAM—“Knfui “Koolit Ambition: To live to see I one Vi lucky Day. HERRIN HUNTER CRANFORD—TaMy” Moonitjms Ambition: To go up the stream of life without a paddle Football '27 ’28. '29. 'jo Alternate Captain '2 : Captain •29; UsJirrs Club '.9. 30, U; Hi-Y 31: Student Council '27. ’28. 29; Vice-President Session Room 28; Warbler dub 29, 31: Glee Club 28, '29. 31; Sportsmanship Committee '29: Library Committee '27: Tlirift Committee '28. LILLIAN DAFFRON— Ui” Ambition: To get a goal and t lien reach it Althean Literary Society '27. '28; Athenean Literary Society ‘29. '30: Reporter 'Jo; Vcttalian Literary Society 31; Apollo Club '29. 31: French Club 28. GERTRUDE ELIZABETH DAVIDSON—“GfftU Ambition: To live by the side of the road and be a friend to man Athenean Literary Societj 27. 20; Home Economics Club '29. 30; Athenean Literary Society JO 31. JENNIE LOUISE DeMARCO—'7«nwr Ambition: To make n wc c« in life. Vestnlian Literary Society '27. '28: Commercial Club ‘29. MELVIN W. DeRAMUS— Chink” Ambition: To lie the best of whatever I am IjOc Literary Society '29. 'Jo: Critic '30: Visual Aid Society 'JO: Secretary '30: Vice-President Session Room '28: Marshall 27. '28: Tatter Representative '28. 29. '.to: Tal fr Staff '28 ROBERT EDWARD EAGAR- -‘Hot Ambition: To be a good lawver and an honest politician Tatter Representative '27 Marshall '28: Vice-President Session Room '28: Leader Vice Presidents '28. Nature Study Club '20: History Club '20. .JO: Apollo Club '30 EDITH LUCILE ENTREKIN C r y Ambition: To lie a Beauty Expert. Girl's Glee Club 'Jo; Marshall '28, '20. '.to: Spanish Club '20. '.JO: Vestalian Literary Society '28. Operetta 'JO MAMIE CMARLS1E F A R RI OR—“Chat lie” Ambition• To find n place in everybody's heart. Allheal! Literary Society '28. '20; Marshall '28 '2 : Commercial Club '20. '30: Vice-President '30. LEON WHALEY PAULKNER— Musician Curley WkjJfv Craekerjaek Ambition: To play a pipe organ better than Jesse Crawford Student Council 28. '29; Bank Officer '20; Warblers Club '20. '.to; Secretary '29; Vice-President '30: Orchestra 28. '29; Tatter Representative '29. JAMES FEX— F x Ambition: To be called something else besides Hex.” Tatter Staff '29. JO. 31. WILLIAM FEX—W 7W Ambition: To make good. Assistant Circulation Manager Tatter '28. '29. '.to: Circulation Manager '29: Lee Literary Society 27. 28. '29; Visual Aid Society 'JO; Edisoman Science Out '29. 'JO MACDUFF REICHARD FLETCHER —' Mac Ambition: To live and die a service to mankind. Student Council '27: Vice-President Session Room '27: Vice-Presiden Woodrow Wilson Debating Club '28. ’JO. ■Jl; Vice-President ’29. ‘M . Ml; Ushers Club '29. 'JO. 31: Omicron Delta 29. '.to. 'Jl; Lee Literary Society '27. 29; Science Club '28: Lira marie Club '27 '28. '29. 'JO. 'Jl; Green Stockings' 29; Sportsmanship Play 'JO; National Oratorical Contest '27. '28. J9, 'JO; Member State Championship Debating Team JO HELEN FOSSETT— Teelte Jokntc Ambition: To always be myself and leave custom to the fooh that need it. Girls Glee Club '30. 'Jl: Apollo dub '28. '29. JO. 31; Operetta '28. '29. JO: Bank Officer '28; Concerts '.JO. 'Jl. BRUCE W. FRANKLIN Ambition• To make something out of nothing. Ushers Club Mo. '31: Glee Club '30. Jl. MILDRED IRENE FRIEL—W “BitH ’ Ambition To get station “Success without slatic. Marshall ‘28. 29. 30; Girl Reserve 'JO: Commercial Club '27: Girl Athletic Club 31. EI.MA LUCILLE QA!NES ' W Pet Wet Ambition: To strive, to seek, to find, ami nol to yield. I.r Cercir Francois '28: Bank Officer ’29. '30; Thrift Slogan Committee '29. MINNIE ELNOHA CAMMAGE— 'S'ono EMrjT Ambition: To be twins with a million dollars apiece. National Honor Society ’30. 31: Euclidean Honor Society '29. 'Jo, 'J1: French Club '27: Allhcan Literary Society '28. '29; Scriblerua Club '28. '29 'Jo: Secretary 'JO: Tnalian Dramatic Club '29, 'JO: Vice-President 'JO: Student Council ’2 . 'JO: Marshall '28; Bank Officer '27: Tatter Representative ’27. '28: Librarian Scriblerus Club '29. JOHN AULBREY GARDNER—' Km T Ambition: To make a success in everything that I under take. Lee Literary Society 'JO. 'Jl; Bank Officer 'JO. MARY GERDES GIBSON— Met Ambition: To live in the hearts I leave behind. National Honor Society 'JO. 'Jl: Athean Literary Society 28, '29; Le Cercle Francois '2h; Athenean Literary Society '29. 'JO; Scriblcnw Club 'Jo. 'Jl; Reporter '30: Marshall '28; Apollo Club 27; Concert '28: Scriblcrus Club, Reporter; Recording Secretary: Vice-President. IRA MORGAN GILLESPIE—'W RJinbov Ambition: To make sawdust out of the Board of Education. President WnrHers Club 29. 'JO: Apollo Club '27. '28. '2 ). 'JO; Belle (X Barcelona” '29; Senior StxjtliKhts '.to; Football ’26. JO: Student Council '29. JO: Hi-Y Club 30: Ushers Club 'Jo. DOMINICK FRED GIORLANDO—“Bp Rudy “WMmiily Wbtmk Wkonk liubbit Byes’ Ambition: To be as tall as Bernard Wecsc. Student Council ‘29. 'JO; President Traffic Club '29. 30: Secretary ’29; Trcffic Oub '27. '28. '29. 'JO. ' U; R.O.T.C ‘27. '28. '29. •JO. 'Jl; Corporal 'JO. Sergeant 'JO. 'Jl; Marshall '29; Bank Officer '28. JAMES GLAZE ANN GRAHAM— Monk Ambition: Never do today what I can put off till tomorrow. Student Council ’27. '28. 'JO: Woodlog Staff '30: Beauty Section 'JO: Marshall '27. ‘28. EVELYN LUCILE GRIMMER Ambition: To be able to keep from Hushing. French Club ’27. ‘28: Vestallari Literary Society '29. 'JO; Home Economics Club '.10. 'Jl; Tatter Representative 'JO; Marshall '27. '28. MARY LOUISE GOSS- 7tr T Ambition: Just pick out something. Altlienn lJternrv Society '27. 28: Patrician Club 27. Thalian Dramatic Club 29. ’JO. ‘Jl: Apollo Chib 'JO. 'Jl: Girl Reserves '.SO. 'Jl. Glee Club '29. '.to. 'Jl. Euclidean Honor Society '29. •JO. 'Jt. JOE HAGLER Ambition: To sit on a tack and rise to success. History Oub '29. 'JO. MARTHA HANES— Dick Ambition: To eat a square meal from a round table. Marshall '28. '.to: Bank Officer 'JO: Altheati Literary Society '27. 28. '29. JO: Recording Secretary '29; Vice-President '.10: President 'JO. KATIE LOU HAMMETT VI RGI L IIAMMETT—‘ Sim Ambition: To know a rniKh Math. as Mr. Bollinger. FRANCES GORDON HANKINS—“Frnnki ' Ambition: Tobem constant m a nor thorn Mar. Marshall '27. '28. ' : Girl Reserve '27. '28: Girl Athletic Cluh '29. 'JO; GirK Basketball Team '27. '28. '29; Girls Baseball Team '27. '28. 29. DOROTHY ELIZABETH HARBIN— Doffy M' Ambition: To have a pair of blue eye . Girl Reserve '29. 'JO: Apollo Club '20. '27. '28. MO: Glee Club '28. '29. 'JO; Operetta '2 .. '27. '28 NANCY LOU HARDIN - Mia Ambition: To hitch my wagon ton Mar. Vot.ah.in Literary Society '27. '28. 29. 'jt . Ml: Critic 28: Glee Club '29. Jo; Apollo Oub 30. «t: Marshall '28. CHRISTINE HARGETT HELEN VIRGINIA HARPER Ambition: To truly live. Secretary and Treasurer Latin Club '27: Vice-President Session Room ’28; Alfhcnn Literary Society '28. '29. '.to. Ml: Euclidean Honor Society '29. Jo. 'Jl. WALTER THOMAS HARPER. JR Ambition: Not to be reunited. Lee Literary Society '28: lli-Y '29. '.to. Ml: Ushers Oub JO. Ml: TalUr Staff '28. '29; WooMot Staff JO. Ml: Thai inn Dramatic Club '27. '28. Mo. Ml: Seven Key to Baldpate MO; Woodrow Wilson Debating Club '28. '29; President Thahan Dramatic Club 'JO- MAMIE LOUISE HEAD— £ojy RVaw'' Amhhon. To do something towards advancing tlie kingdom of God. ELLEN HOLT— VneHoir Ambition: To beat Cupid at Iti own game. Marshall '27. ’28: Bank Officer '28: TjiUt Representative 'JO: Operetta '27 '28. '29. Ml; Glee Club '29, Mo: Althean Literary Society '27: Home Economic Club MO. Ml. BRUCE HOSE Ambition: To be the best of whatever I am. Marshall: Lee Literary Society '28. '29, 'JO. Ml: Conumvsion Officer R-O.T.C Mo. JENNIE ELIZABETH HOYLE— USi U(tif Jfnn(t Ambition: To reatirr my ambition. Marshall 27. '2h. Mo; Council Representative '28; Atbenean Literary Society 29. MO: President 'JO; Apollo Club '28. '29. fJ0: Girl Glee Club '29. MO; Vice-President Session Room '29; Belle Of Barcelona Mo: Concert '29. NORMAN HUDSON— Pest” Mean Man Ambition: To let trouble be for tlioie who let it worry them. Manual Art Club ‘28: Hi-Y '29; Edison i an Science Club '29. THOMASC. HUMPHREYS. JR ■ 'Lanky Cutter Pup” Ambition- To live my own life. Student Council '28. ALVIN BUNYAN JACKSON — Dynamite BUT Joek Ambition: To be the man of the hour when one Is needed. Phillip Literary Society '2 . ’27. Edisorunn Science Club ‘29. Mo; Woodrow Wilson Debating Club ‘.to. Ml COLLIE MAE JACKSON— 'GV c Ambition: To be and not to seem. EVA LOUISE JGNNINCS-‘7r « ‘ W Ambition: To be able to ploy a piano Athenean Literary Society MO; Althcnean Literary Society '28 LORIES OELLA JOHNSON— 'PJannv Ambition: To be the best of what I am. SARA BARBARA KEENER - Bobbie Ambition: To Ik- the connection between Happiness and Success. Bank officer ‘29. MO: Athenean Literary So.:iet MO: Patrician Club '29: Student Council Mo: Promethean Literary Society ’JO. JOHN WILLIAM KEITH. JR.—“Pit' Ambition: To make 95 in Math. 7. Euclidean Honor Society '29, 'jo. Ml: Operetta ‘29; Student Council 28. 29. MO: Bank ’29. Mo. Ml: R.O.T.C. Bank '29. Mo. .11: R O.T.C Concert Band MO. Ml: Bank Officer '27 RUBY PAULINE KING - 7W Polly” Ambition: To be able to entertain everyone. Euclidean Honor Society '29. Mo: Secretary Spanish Club '28; Al thcan Literary Society 29. MO. Spanish Club 27. 28: Thalian Dramatic Club ‘27. 28. 29. MO. VELVA KITCHEN—“Pete imbition: To be a movie actress—HUH? Marshall 27: Bank Officer '28 29. Mo. Vestalians 28: Spanish Club 27: Althc.ui Literary Society '28; Athenean Literary Society '29; Secretary Altheans JO CLAUDE NEWTON KNOX Ambition: To tie a true friend to all I know. Euclidean Honor Society '29. Mo. Vice-President Latin Club '27: Lee Literary Society '28. '29. MO: Treasurer .U). EXIE MAE KYLE—”BiUif' Ambition: Three uuesses. Marshall 27. '28. 29. 'JO; Vice-President Session Room Mo. VELMA MAE LANCASTER Ambition-. To be ambitious. Athenran Literary Society 29. 'JO. GENEVA MARTHA LANEY— On On Ambition: To have a permanent swim in the lake of Laughter, LAVAUGHNZO LIVINGSTONE LANEY Bov'' Do Do Ambition: To do the successful! '2 : Vice-Glee Club '28. : To do the right thing at the wrong time fully. Warblers Club ‘29. 'so: Student Council ce-President Session Room '20; Marshall '27. '28; MINNA BELLE LANEY Ambition: To follow in the foot steps of my mother. Home Economics Club 29, 'do OSCAR WILLIAM LANIER— SUm Ambition: To be a success. Marshall: Foottvill Squad: Student Council '29. MAGNUS ERNEST LAUL— PnfrttOr Ambition: To never let my real exceed my intelligence. Lee Literary Society '29, '30: Vice-President 'SO: Hi«Y ’30: Secretary 'JO; Marshall ‘27. ’28. ‘2 : Student Council 28. MARGARET I.AWR ENCR— Petty Ambition: To ride tlic merry-go-round of life and not fall off. Marshall ‘JO. MARTHA I.El.AND - Ambition: To live, to love, and tie happy; then die and forget it all. Vestalian l.iterarv Society ‘28. '.to, «l. History Club ‘29: Marshall ’29. MYRTLE LOUISE LILES Ambition: of my best. To smile in the face of distress: To live and give t. Euclidean Honor Society ‘29. '.to; Vice-President ‘30: Girl Reserves ‘29. ’30: President ‘30: Euclidean Honor Society '29. 'jo: vke- Secretary student Body '29; President Latin Club '28: b 'SO: Inter-Club Oratorical '29. Thai inn Dramatic Clul SjHimor Company R.O.T.C. 'So. Body 'Jl. President Student ANNIE FAY LONG— Tom Shorty Ambition: To deal the cards of life from the top of the deck. Athrnenn Literary Society: Glee Club: Apollo Club. HOMER MORGAN LONG— Bit Bo Ambition: To be a success in all undertakings and to piny the game fairly. Vice-President Session Room '28. A. JOSEPH LUCKIE-—“ A'fd Ambition: To learn Shakespeare. Student Council: President Thalian Dramatic Club: Vice-President Session Room: Secretary- ami Treasurer Session Room: Chairman Pirltf Award Committee: Woodrow Wilson Debating Club: Hi-Y: National Oratorical Contest '28: Inter-Club Oratorical Contest '27. '28. '29; Sportsmanship Play '29. 'JO: Dramatic Club Play 'JO: Chairman l.avt ami Found Committee. JAMES WILSON M AC KLE— SkitA Ambition- To learn to like eggplant. Thalian Dramatic Oub 20. -.to: Hi-Y ’JO. Ml: Ushers Club 'JO, Ml: ToUer Staff '29. Editor-in-Chief ‘JO: Student Council '29; President Student Body JO; Euclidean Honor Society '29. ‘.to; National Honor Society MO, Ml. Ambition Orchestra Club Mo. SARAH RUTH MANASCO To be the shining star in some one’s life. EDITH LILA MASSEY— Dfw BlondU Amt it ton: To figure out why some people are so ambitious. Home Economic Club '29, JO: Apollo Club ’29. ‘JO: Girls Glee Club '28. ‘29. ‘.to. URA PEARL MAY—“Jack AmbitioM: To be my daddy's secretary. Commercial Club ‘29: A It bean Literary Society ‘JO. BESS McCOMAS President Patrician Oub '28; Tntttr Staff ‘27. '28 ‘29: Associate Editor ‘29; Glee Club '28 ‘29 Mo Ml: “In Old Vienna '29; BelleOf Barcelona MO: What Happened To Jones ‘29; Euclidean Honor Society MO Ml; National Honor Society MO. Ml. JULIA ELEANOR McGLATHERY— PaC Ambition: ?. Woodrow Wilson Debating Club ’28. '29. JO. Ml: Secretary '28. Mo: Thalian Dramatic Oub '29. MO. Ml: Tatlfr Staff '29. 'JO: Feature Editor '29: Advertising Staff '29. 'JO: Manager '29. CLAUDE McLAlN Ambition: To always do my (test for God. (Country and Man. Band ’29, MO. Ml: Orchestra '29. 'JO. Ml: Orchestra Club MO Ml: President Band '29. 'JO. Ml. CLYDE Mcl.AIN— Johnny Milton Ambition: To help instead of pitying. Band '29, Mo. Ml: Orclwstra '29. Mo, Ml:Orchestra Club '29. Mo. Ml. ELI.IE McLAIN CATHERINE ELIZABETH McNEIL S-jntehy Ambition: To live happy and luive good times. And marry the guy with the dimes. Scriblerus Club: Corresponding Secretary 29; Librarian Mo: Christinas Play '27, '28: Sportsmanship Play '29; Seven Key To lialdnate 'JO: Studrnt Council '29; Bank Officer '28. MO: Office Force '28. '29; Glee Club '29. MO; Thalian Dramatic Club '27. '28. '29. 'JO. Ml: Apollo Club '27. '28. '29, 'JO. JOHN DONALD McPHERSON-'Ma. Ambition: To make above 65 on Math. Ushers Club'JO. Jl: Manual Arts 'JO. Ml: Science Club 29. MO: Hi-Y Club: Pen and Ink Club. RUBY JOAN MELTON— Ari Glory-Ambition : To go to work at one. have ail hour for lunch, and got oil at two. Vestnlian Literary Society 27. '28: Promethean Literary Society ‘JO: Commercial Club ’JO: Expert Typist 'JO; Girls Athletic Club Ml. I.UCILE VICTORIA METTS- i'u Lmy Vk Mnsit Ambition-. To enjoy living while I am here (or when I am gone I never will come hack. Althean Literary Society r27. '28. 29: Critic '29: Vice-President' 29: History Club '30. 31; Student Council ’27: Thalian Dramatic Club ’29. 39 .K . Ml: Bank Off icer '28. EMI LIE MICHAELS— RrJ” Ambition: To finish what I start. National Honor Society ‘20. 'JO. '31: Euclidean Honor Society '29. '30. 31: President Patrician Club ’29. ’30: Glee Club '29, '30; Apollo Club: Tlte Thirteenth Chair '31. JOHN MIGLIONICO Ambition: To be successful in life. Euclidean Honor Society '29, '.to. '31; Marshall '28: Bank Officer 28. '29: Latin Club ‘27: Lee Literary Society '29. '30. '31. JOHN SMITH MILLER— Car On De irery” Ambition: To have a Grecian profile like Julian Ragan Student Council '28, ’20. '31: Bank Officer '30: Ushers Club '30. '31: Vice-President Lee Literary Society Mo; Toilet Staff 'JO: National Honor Society '.to. Ml: Student Court Ml: Circulation Manager Toiler Ml. MARGARET ELIZABETH MISH— Bits?' Libby’’ “Duke Ambition: To be or not to be— that i the question. Bank Officer '27: Patrician dub '27. '28. '29; Vice-President '28: Secretary '28: Vestnlinn Literary Society '30: Apollo Club '27. '28. '29; Thalian Dramatic Club '28. 29: Operetta '29. '30. EBA LOU MOON —’Moony” Ambition: To have an ambition as high as my name— Moon. Althenn Literary Society '27. '28. '29. 30: Corresponding Secretary '29; Orchestra 28. 29. ‘30: Apollo Club M7: Wooiiot Staff '30. Ml: Concert '28 '29. 'JO. MARGERY ANNE MOSS—' Ann Teak” Ambition: Not to grow any older than my nkknnme. Woodrow Wilson Debating Club '28. '29. '30. Ml: Secretary '29. MO; Treasurer '28: Apollo Club '27. '28. ’29. ’SO. Ml: Yokohama Maid” ‘27: Sweethearts '28; Thalian Dramatic Club '20. '30. Ml: Totter Staff 28. '29. '30. Ml: Excluinge Editor ‘28. MO: Associate Editor ‘20. '30. Ml: Advertising Staff '30: Advertising Manager '29; Student Council 28. '30: Secretary Student Body MO. JOHN NABORS Ambition: To sit on the tack of fame and rise to success. French Club ‘29. '30: Lev Literary Society '30. Ml. MARGARET ELIZABETH NELSON— MutC’ Ambition: To have lots of tir.ght ideas and not just a shiny nose to reveal them. Student Council '29; Althcan Literary Society '28: Girl Reserves '29; Vestalian Literary Society '30; Bank Officer 27. '28. PAUL RAINEY NICHOLS—’’Pou ine Ambition: To finish high school and college. Apollo Club '30; Glee Club ’30: History Club '29. Mo; Nature Club 29. CORA MAE NIX— Minkit” Ambition: To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield Althcan Literary Society '28. '29. '30: The Wishing Well. RUTH MILLER NORVELL Ambition: To find out what I am good for besides nothing. National Honor Society '30. Ml; Office Force 28. ‘29. '30; Althcan Literary’ Society '27. '28: Secretary Athenean ‘29; Critic 30; Bank Officer 29; Toiler Representative MO MATTIE O’CONNOR —‘'Fatty KiS’ Ambition: To be a success. JIM HEMBREE OLIVER— fUmf Ambition: To be successful in everything that I attempt to do. Bank Officer '29. 'JO: Marshall 27. 28. ’29. ITARA ELIZABETH PARKER—“Ike Ambition: To give at least one successful dance in my life, and have Al Katz and his Kittens furnish the music. Altlican Literary Society ’26. ’28; Vestalian Literary Society 29, 30: Vice-President Vestalian Literary Society '30; Secretary Session Room ‘21. JAMES HART PELHAM— Jim-ny Ambition: To attain the ranks at great men. with noble ideas. Winner State Championship Civitan Oratorical MO: State Championship IX-Ktting Team ’JO; Winner Inter-Club Oratorical ’29: Second in National Oratorical: Vice-Chairman Sportsmanship Committee ’29: Woodrow Wilson Debating Club ’29. ’JO. 21: Student Council '28. ‘29. Mo: Omicron Delta Honor Society ’29, 'JO. Ml: Tlulian Dramatic Club: Cluirutan Tlirift Committee: Chairman Lent nnd Found Committee ’29: Head Banker '29. '20: Sportsmanship Play ‘29; Seven Keys To Bald-pate. '20; The Thirteenth Chair. Ml. HOMER PEOPLES- L fly Ambition: To be m own teacher, so that I will receive good grades. R.O.T.C. Band '29; Visual Aid Club '28. 29. '20: Vice-President '29: Band '28. '29. Mo KARAM JOSEPH PHARO— Vamp Ambition: To be a friendly and an honest business man. HARVEY PIERCE WILEORD DALTON PIERCE— PtiT Ambition: Tocontrol my temper. Marshall: Bank Officer: French Club ’20. Ml. HELEN ELAINE PIPER—“Pf V Ambition: To he and not to pretend. Girl Reserves '27. '28. '29. ’Jo; French Club '27. '28; Arts Club '28. MARGARET ARMINTA PLEDGER— Kitty Ambithm: To sleep my life away. Commercial Club '29; Althean Literary Society '20. ELEANOR POWELL— Snooks Ambition: To hear everything that is good over the radio at one time. Altltean Literary Society '27. '28. '29. ’JO; Euclidean Honor Society '29. '20. Ml: Apollo Club '28. 29. '20. '21: Operetta '28. '29. '20. LOUIS A. PROSCH—“Butt «• Euclidean Honor Society '29. MO. Ml; Ushers Club '30. Ml; Dramatic Club '27. '30, Ml: Orchestra Mo; Spanish Club '27: Marshall '2S: Cheer Leader '20: Bank '28. '29, '20. 21: Concert Band '.so. R.O.T.C Band '28. '29. MO: Drum Major Mo. Ml: Seven Keys To Bald pate '20: Vice-President Student Body '20 Bank Officer '28; The Thirteenth Chair 21. ELMER W PUCKETT—Poo Ambition: To remain Single until ... Lee Literary Society 'ST. Traffic Squad 28. '29: Bank Officer 'JO; Football Squad 'JO. JULIAN REAGAN Ambition: To find out if all blonds are kght-tieaded. Ushers Club '2 . ‘JO: Ili-Y Club '29. ‘JO; Orchestra 'SI. '2H. ‘29. ‘JO: Tat'rr Staff 29. VIDA LENOY REEVES—'« «r Ambition: To help put file •'liter in literatre. Orcliedra '28, 29. '30: Thnlian Dramatic Club 30: Scribrrlus Club 28. '29 ‘Jo: Librarian ’38: Secretary ‘29; Vice President '30: Tariff Staff ‘38. '29. Editor-in-chief ’30: Vostalian Literary Society ‘38 'JO. AGNES MARIE RIGGS— 'Putty” Ambition: To out grow nature's gift of a pug nose. Vestalian Literary Society '37. 2 . ‘29. JO. 31: Althean Literary Society 29: Rank Officer '38. '29: Marshall '37 ‘29. MARJORIE JO ROPER— Matgit Ambition: To be the first one to nde in an elevator at Woodlawn High School. Home Economic Club 'Si. '30: Treasurer '39: Vice-President '30: Marshall '30: Girls Glee Club 29. '30: Operetta '29. LEO ROSENTHAL—‘'Rosie” To make w od in at least one thing— U It Individual Competition R.O.T.C. ‘27. '38 Ambition: possible? Individual Compel®. __________________ Student Council '28. '39; woollot Representative '30 Treasurer Science Club '30; Lee Literary Society ‘27. ‘2H First l ieutenant R.O.T C. '30: President Vmuil Ai Society 'Jt: Ushers Qub '39. ’30. ’31. Aid EARL RUSSELL Euclidean Honor Society '39. jo. '31; President 31: Vice-President Edisonian Science Club ‘Jt; The Thirteenth Chair Ambition: OCTAVIA SADLER— rar To br or not to be ... ? Marshall '28. 29: Althean Literary Society 38. '29: Student Council '29: Student Court '29; Tatter Representative '29; Euclidean Honor Society ‘Si. '.to. '31: National Honor Society 'JO. '31: Girl Reserves 'JO. CHARLES EDGAR SAWYER “Charlie' Ambition: To ovrrtakr everything I undertake. EMMA RUTH SEARS JOHN E. SHELTON. JR .-'Cootie'' “ Henwln'' Ambition: To live, learn and profit by it. Winner Individual Inspection '27; Sergeant ’28 ‘29. GRACE ELIZABETH SIMS Ambition: To make an accurate stenographer for some buvness office Promethean Literary Society 'JO 31. Concert ‘27 ‘29. JAMES STEPHENS ROBERT STRONG— Onntr Smilry Ambition• To feel that feeling that down't feel like any feeling that I’ve ever felt before—to be in love. LOMAX ON El LI. STUCKEY Ambition-. Success. Omicron Delta Honor Society ‘29 '31: Ushers Club '29. 31; Woodrow Wilson Denoting Club '2o, '31: Thalian Dramatic Club '28. '31: Inter-School Debate '29, '31: Lee Literary Society '2 . 29: Critic '28 '29: Hi-Y '29: Associate Editor Tatirr 29. Tlx? Mystery Man” '28: Seven Keys To Bnldpate” '.50: Council Honorary Committee '29. EVELYN SUDDUTH— Er Amhtion: To be a perpetual swimmer across the sea of life. Tatirr Representative 28: Secretary Home Economics Club ‘29: Operetta '29: Inter-Club Oratorical '29: President Home Economics Club '30: Girls Glee Club 30: Marshall '30. SARA SULLIVAN—“Tut Sarir Ambition: To meet someone Hint can already tell Evelyn and Adelaide apart. Vice-President Session Room '27. '28: Student Council '27: Head Marshall 'JO. DOROTHY FRANCES SUYDAM— Do Ambition: To look up. love, laugh, and to lift. Secretary Student Body '31: The Thirteenth Chair '31. EVA LUCILE TAYLOR—“IjtcjT Ambition: To be a harmoniom chord on the air waves of life. Girl Reserves '28. '29. 30: Football Sponsor '30: Beauty Section U'ooJJoe '30. MARY LENA TAYLOR Bootir Taylor Ambition: To make viwdust out of the Board of Education. Girl Reserves '29: Girl's Athletic Club '27. '28: Vestahan Literary Society '30: Apollo Club '29. '30: Bank Officer '21. '28. ‘29. '30; Vice-President Session Room '28. ROBERTA THOMAS— Nob Brrta Ambition: To be red-headed Glee Club 30, '31: Apollo Club '28. '29. '30. ‘31: Operetta 29. '31: Patrician Club '27: Altbean Literary Society ’28: Athenean Literary Society '29. '30. '31. RUTH THOMAS VONCILE THOMAS— Connie Barnry Ambition: To be a friend to all and an enemy to none. Spanistt Club 27. '28: Athenean Literary Society 29: Vestalian Literary Society '30. '31: Apollo Club '27. '28; Concert '28. ELIZABETH THOMPSON— Duo Ambition: If my ambition you should like to know, around the world I would like to go. Marshall '29. '30: Vcs taban Literary Society '21. '28: Apollo Club '27. '28; Girls Glee Club '2 ). '30; Home Economics Club '29. '30: Reporter '29; Treasurer '30. JAMES THOMPSON— Momofi Football 27. 28. ‘29. JO: Bank Officer ’29. Hi-Y 30. 31 . ROBERT LEE THOMPSON—“Stumpy” Ambition- To out grow my nickname. Varsity Football MO: W CJub '30; HI-Y ‘JO. ‘St: Ushers Club JO. 31; Student Council 'JO; Student Court 'JO; Circulation Tatter Staff 27; Glee Club ’29. ‘29. 'JO. 31. BURMA LOUISE TRAMMELL— Rea” Ambition; To be the best of whatever | am. Student Council 29. 29; Marshall ‘29. '29. JO; Althean Literary Society '20; Vcstalian Literary Society 'JO. FOREST AUSTIN TRICE—“ Snook ir” Ambition: To always be a good little boy. WILLIE I DELL TURNER—’’Snooks’’ Ambition: To install frigiduires at Byrd's 'Little America Marshall '28; French Club '28. '29; Euclidean Honor Society '29. 'JO. 31; Office Force 'JO. 'Jt. CHARLES PRICE UNDERWOOD— C Mama’s HU Box - Ambition: To hold what I have and grab for more. CLARENCE JOSEPH VANCE— Foots” Ambition : To succeed Grantland Rice. Patrician Club 27; Lee Literary Society '29. ’29. 'Jo. 'Ji: Tatter Staff 29; Sports Editor Tatter 'JO: Sergeant R.O.T.C. '29; Secretary Lee Literary Society '28; Vice-President '29; Corporal R.O.T.C. '28. MILDRED VANN— SuiUate” Foots” Ambition: To be an ideal lady. Apollo Club 27. ’28. ‘29. 'JO 31; Girls Glee Club 28 '29 'JO Ji; Athenean Literary Society '29; Vice-President '29; Secretary JO; Spanish Club 27 28; Vcstalian Literary Society 'JO Jl; Operettas. Sweethearts' '29; In Old Vienna '29; •'Belle Of Barcelona 'JO; Concerts '28. '29. JO. 31; Vice-President Session Room: Bank Officer 29. jo; Vice-President Apollo Club 31. MARY AUGUSTA VENABLE—“Bobby” Molly” Ambition: To render the world my best in short story writing. Althean Literary Society '27. '28. ’29. 'Jo. DOROTHY LUCILE VERNON—“DoC Sis’ Bi r Ambition: To realize my ambition. Althean Literary Society '27. '28: Commercial Club '27. '28; Girls Athletic Club '28. '29. -JO. Jl; Bank Officer '27: Marshall 30. 31. Ambition: ell 30. JOE VINCENT To be an Agricultural Chemist. Student Coun- A. A. VINES. JR.— AT’ Double A Ambition: To have an ambition. Marshall 20; Glee Club '27. 28. 29. 'JO; Vice-President Session Room '27: Warblers Club '29; Treasurer 'JO. EDITH EUNICE VINES— Ede Ambition: To heat Cupid at hi own game. Latin Club '27: Bank Officer '28: Basketball Team ‘29. '30: Volleyball Team '29: Baseball Team '29. KATHERINE WALL— AuntKm Kay Ambition: To be a nurse or a farmerette. Commercial Club '27. ‘29: Spanish Club '28: Athrnenn Literary Society 'JO: Marshall 29: Bank Officer '29. 'JO HARRIETT WALKER— Ref Ambition: To prove that I am not what they think I am. Commercial Club '27. '28: Vcstalian Literary Society ‘28: Spanish Club '29. '30: Secretary '29; Treasurer '.to. MABEL EDNA WATSON— Irish” PUT Ambition: To follow knowledge like a sinking star. Beyond the utmost bound of human thought. Bank Officer '27. 28; Vice-President Session Room '29. JO: Alt hr.-in literary Society '27: Girl Reserves '28: Scriblerus Club '29. ‘30: Historian 'JO: Secretary ami Treasurer ‘JO: Tatter Staff '30. WILLIAM GEORGE WATSON— Shorty Ambition: To sit on a tack and rise—to success. ELIZABETH WEAKLEY Beth Ambition: Not to be Weakley.” Althenn Literary Society '27; History Club 'JO. '31; Apollo Club 'JO. 31 Bank Officer '28. MALCOLM LYNCH WHEELER—1 Chink Ambition: To climb the ladder of success. Vice-President Session Room '28. '29 '.to: Apollo Club ‘.to: Tlialian Dramatic Club '30: History Club '30. GAYNELLE WHITAKER-'Ca.v” Ambition: To always try to live up to my nickname. Euclidean Honor Society '29, '30. 31; Bank Officer 27. '28. 'JO: Marshall '28: tnrb Athletic Club '28. 29. '.to. ‘31 • Taller Representative ‘28; Treasurer furls Athletic Club '30. LILLIAN FRANCES WHITE—''Frank Ambition: To love and to lie loved by someone. Spanish Club '27: Vice-President '28. '29; Gym. Captain ‘.to: Athenean Literary Society '30: Commercial Club. JESSIE ELIZABETH WHITE— Monk Ambition: To persuade Father Time to lengthen youth. Vice-President Session Room '27: Girls Athletic Club '27. '28: Altbcan Literary Society '28; Apollo Club '28; Student Council '29. MARGUERITE WHITMIRE— Maggie Rita Ambition: To be another Paderewski. Althe.ni Lilernry Society '29. Ji: Apollo Club '29. '30. 31. State Music Contest Winner '30: Vcstalian Literary Society '31. RITA WIGGINS— B. T Ambition. To keep moving, a standing pool becomes stagnant. Spanish Club '29: President '30. DOROTHY MARGARET WILHITE- -Do ’ .Ambition- To act hot, but Mill stay cool—tempered Home Economics Club 'JO: Girl Reserves J8. '29. jo; Apollo Club i. 29. JO; Concert io: Operetta ‘JO. .Marshall J6. ADELAIDE Y EAT MAN RdmU ” DooJiii“ Ambition: To saw lo« for tooth picks. French Club '27: Glee Club 27. '31: Marshall 27. in: TatUr Staff 7: Vrttalian Literary Society ‘27, JO; Home Economic Club 31: Secretary Jl: Operetta lass of Limerick Town Ji; Apollo Club 27. Jl. Jaftlllltiry lk« ■ IlM I ioit Hazel Johnson..............................Prettiest Girl William Eager ............................. Handsomest Hoy Margaret Taylor................................Most Popular Girl Jeff Powell.. Most Popular Boy J. G. Spratling Best Athlete Bob Bodine........ Biggest Cfowtt Bessie Davis Biggest Eater Roger Fletcher Most Conceited Margaret Taylor.... .......................Best All-Round Girl Joe Hynds ......................... ... Best Ad-Round Boy Bessie Davis...’ ............ .............Biggest Flirt Bernice Eckler .. Most Studious June lio ho lileilion Ann Graham .................._.......Prettiest Girl Morgan Gillespie........ ... .......Handsomest Boy Louise Liles..............................Most Popular Girl Ellie McLain................................ Most Popular Boy Virginia McKenzie.............. ........................Biggest Eater Vida Re?ves...............................................Most Studious Robert Lee Thompson Best Athlete Louts Prosch Most Com et! Ruth Norvell............................... Most Representative Girl James Mackle........................... Most Representative Boy Mabel Watson Biggest Flirt Annie Lee Buce........................ Biggest Man Hater Alvin Jackson..... Biggest H oman Haler John Shelton...........................Dumbest r WOGDLOC STAFF LORANWARO CLARA LEE VIOA REEVES WALTU? HARPER 5AUIL DINNS KRNlCf ECKLEP SMITH MILLET? LEO ROSENTHAL BUO CORN MARY RICHARDS HOU ARO HILl MIRIAM CAMP DOROTHY HOOD OJA LOO MOON JOE VINCENT JAMES LONG KCNCR SOCIETY AiCfA LEVEBTTT «UE 0€ ARHAN BKWff tOCl t JO«N B. N0RVEC l-OUOC- LILES JAMCS HA Vt£ CAtoUNC MCOUAlM SMITH Milk' CO RAN WA RQ tAUCOfO f ttV PC£TCMf.« RUftf 3MITM PJu. TAfHtAfiJ tif««A CAM f« lAOA WCfiVfiS 8E5S 6C MAS MAffV C . (830f E.T MEi. MOHLE CM UE MtfHAElS First Row: Mary Goudelock. Dorothy DeArman, Margaret Taylor, Arlie De-Arman. Editor-in-Chief; Anne Moss, Elizabeth Montgomery. Second Row: Smith Miller. Vida Reeves. Editor-in-Chief; Maud Harvey, Clifford Griggs. Dorothy Whitman. Third Row: Jack Way, Marvine Barefield, Lettie Hawkins. Marshall Gunnell. Back Row: James Lassetter. Business Manager: Miss Southard, Faculty Sponsor; Clarence Vance. Mr. Gray, Business Advisor. filudenl (ouii Dorothy DeArman................. Robert Lee Thompson............. Faye New........................ Fred Phillips.............. Judge Kenneth MacDonald.......... Miss Hannon............ Mr. Sikir....... ...Sponsor .........Sponsor S| oi't «m«ftit%lkip ( ommil Iee James Lassetter Chairman Aubrey Couch....................... Loran Ward .Assistant Chairman Miss Ross...........................Sponsor Bob Bennett............................... Jack Robertson..................... ...... r Iluilrnl Council James Mackle... President Louis Proseh...................................... Vice-President Anne Moss.............................................. Secretary OFFICERS SPRING TERM Louise Liles................................. President John Keith .............................Vice-President Dorothy Suydam...... Secretary 4 riliileru% C l«il Margaret T ay lor............President V itla Reeves......... . Vice- President Elnora Gam mage ..............Secretary Mabel Watson................ Treasurer Elizabeth McNeil............. Librarian Anestel Turner.................... Critic Mary Gerdes Gibson.............Reporter r Il«lker« Cfuf James Lassetter..................... Head Usher Perrin Cranford............. Assistant Head Usher Price Underwood..... Second Assistant Head Usher Lomax St uckey................. Secretary Julian Ragan...................... Treasurer SPONSORS Winifred Laatsch Ann Graham Pen oiitfl I■ ! C lull Frances Kinne......................... President Jack Way............................Vice-President Charlotte Hall Secretary and Treasurer Gilbert Campbell ....................... Reporter Frank Douglas............................ Critic Ar OFFICERS SPRING TERM John Miglionico.. I'readout Winifred Laatsch............................. Secretary and Treasurer I u« li l«k in lloaaoa Sim iely Ross Peeples............................ President Louise Liles 'ice President Velma Laatsch.......................... Secretary Hi 1 Jeff Powell..,................................... President R bert Conrad...............................Pice- President Magnus Laul.......................................Secretary J. G. Spratling...... ........................ Treasurer A r OFFICERS SPRING TERM Robert Lee Thompson................... ........ President Price Underwood........................ ... Pice-President Magnus Laul................................ Secretary Bill Mealor.............................. Treasurer Office force Miss Margaret Lewis ........................-......... Registrar Miss Lillian Weese .... . ...................—Assistant Registrar First Row: David Mackle. Amy Howell. Loran Ward. Ruth Norvell. Algia Leveret t. Second Row: Roger Fletcher. Hayden Powers. Miss Lewis, I dell Turner. Kenneth MacDonald. Robert Smith. Third Row: Mr. Sikir. Mr. Hendrix. Bill Cook. Eugene Sharlev. Mary Louise Goss. Marion Collier. Miss Weese. r I ren« li Club Constance Ward.........................President Emma Ruth Sears....................Pice-President Dorothy Wilder.. ......................Secretary Melda De Lome. .................... Treasurer Robert Hornsby. Reporter OFFICERS SPRING TERM Robert Hornsby.....................................President Mary Martha Downs Vice- President Dorothy Arnold Secretary Frances Crowder Treasurer I fio 4rl € lull Nettie Stephens.......................... President Nina Miglionico ................... Pice-President Mary Elizabeth Fmitticher....S«7Y ary and Treasurer Merle McCarty..................... Critic Thaxton Mwre............................ ...Reporter r “Se' en ke to BaWpate” Quimby ( A Mountaineer) .... Walter Harper Mrs. Qttimby (His Wife). Elizabeth McNeil William Magee (A Novelist) ...................... Bernard Weese Bland (A Crook) Joe Luckie Mary Norton (A Newspaper Reporter)...............Margaret Taylor Mrs. Rhodes (Mary’s Chaperon) ...........Carolyn McClurkin Peters (The Hermit)...............................Carroll Sisson Myra Thornhill (A Crook)......................... Mary McGowen Lou Max (A Crook; Jack Robertson Jim Cargan (Mayor of Renton)..................... James Pelham Thomas Hayden (President of Reuton Railway).........Louis Prosch JiggsKennedy (Police Chief) ............Lomax Stuckey Owner of Bald pale.......................... Kenneth MacDonald Two Policemen ....................... Ed Howe and James Mackle a Roger Fletcher Major Arthur Bagby............................. Captain Luther Morris....................... Captain SPONSORS COMPANY G Winifred Laatsch Hattie Bader COMPANY H Frances Kinne Louise Liles BATTALION Helen Adams IK. O. I. (. Officer oiacfl Ipo oo llainn High School IKnaad oodlimaa IK. O. I. C. Unit R. H. BURDEN. Sergeant i%u« l Aitl not y George Cook, Ptti.; Moyd llarri . I'ice-Pres.; Melvin !)e Kama . Sec'y and Treat. «irliler« ( lull Phillip Walkley. Pm.; A. A. Vine . I’icr-Pres.. John Weil. Secy: John C. Calhoun. Treat. Ciirl« illklclM Club Annie I.iml Huff. Pret.; Olgi Otleneal. I'icr-Pret.. Norma Samuel See’y; Mablc Spencer. Treat. Homo I « oiBomic % Club Evelyn Sudiieih, Pret, Marjorie Roper. I'ice-Pret.. EliaabeUi ThomptoQ See y amd Treat. ■ W®®DL© Ir« ffic Club Dominick Giorlando I’irt.; Tony Kramtino, Tice-Tret.; Frank Atkinson, See'y and Treat.; Oti Smith, h’eforier. I iter«ir «tn l Itrmmmmlie So iHr Clifford Grins, Tret.; Evelyn Aiulcy, Tier-Tret.; Mildred C'ul| etn er, See'y; Joanne Mohler. Treat. r«l liain l.ileroi'f ielf Elizabeth Fallin, Pret.; Winlfrfd Lunch, Pice-Pret.; Mary Will burner. CorreiPonding Secy; Virginia McKenzie. Recording Ste'y; Helen Allen, Treat. illienrain lilerairf So iH? Elizabeth Hoyle. Pret.; Varina Shelton. I'u'e-PreM.; Velva Kitchens Sec'y; Katie Iklle Puckett, Corretfondinj; Sec’y; Emma Hoggett. Treat. V o «■■-« v il«on llebnlino tlail Lomax Stuckey. Pm.; Macduff Fktckr, I'icc-Pres.; Amir Moan. Sec’y; Cheater Lambert, Treat. I'lkilot w| lku% C lul DoukU Woodyard. Pres.; Heth Edit. Vice Pm.; Ida Stiaia. Sre'y; I tenure Italilwin, TiWi.; Anna Anne Seb«n i«er, Critic. O— I «il ri« i«m C lub Entitle MIcheala. Pies.: Emily McClendon. Piet Pret.; Gwendolyn Groonte, Sec'y; Trwck , Treat.; Robert Jontt, Hei'orler. Martha I lance, Pres,. Millie IkaMtj Pice-Pm., I.em.rj'ne Went. Ste’y; Helen IleiUnydcr, Critic. I «li%oni« ai i ukme Club Dorothy llootl, Pres.. Marshall Connell, t'icel'res.; Ruth Mood, Sec’y; lmo|t9t Martin, Trees.; William Stephen . Reporter; Roger Fletcher. Serjeant-At-Arms. l|M llo ( llllft Bernard Wert , 'res.; Sarait Kllcn Martin, Tue-t'res.. tithe Cain, See'y; Margaret Godwin, Trees.: Mildred Godwin, Heparter. ■ ee I ilentrf %oi ielf Hob Bennett, f’rrt.; Uvlnp I-nney. I'ktJ’rtt,; Fred PMlHpi. Sec'y; Earl Grill in. 1 rcai. (•iri IU i r e%—lri«Mi«lc Until Mill , 'r«.; Annie Jo ky.ni. 1‘itf-Prej.; Marurti Shelby. See'y; Martha Pitta. Tfras. Keilule I or 1 110 W. H. S. Opponents 13.. Talladega.. 6 1 ) Jeffcohi 0 9 Dora 0 25 Simpson... 0 0 . . . Bessemer 0 2 . Phillips. 13 25 Ramsev Tech 6 0 Gadsden 20 7 ..Enslev 100 92 A r IKoll %€ heilule H. S. Opponents 21 Simpson 15 28 Ramsev It) 25 Mortimer Jordan 17 14 Phillips 13 42... Enslev... 18.... .Sidnev Lanier.. .31 28 Mortimer Jordan 16 17 Springville 19 26 Ramsev 25 21 . Minor 24 23 Simpson 8 19 Phillips 13 29................... .... Ensley 11 26.................. Howard Rats. 25 18 Southern Rats 24 p I oolllifell Sl|ll«l«l First Rote: Alfred Wallace, Charles Thetford. Howard Savage. Jack Lloyd. Leslie Kilgore. Joe Watts, Alfred Bivins. Leon Cranford. Francis Brooks. Henry Martin. Second Row: Ed Oldham. Fred Phillips. George Strange. J. G. Sprat ling. James Thompson. T. J. Campbell. Sam McCroskev. Morgan Gillespie. Thomas Carter. Gordon Hewell. Robert Ashley, Jimmie Dunion, Manager: Mike Houser. Assistant Coach. Third Row: Roy White. Jeff Powell. Oscar Lanier. Thomas DeWitt, Everett McAllister. Perrin Cranford. Joe Hynds, Dorman Jennings. Robert Lee Thompson. John Baker. Alex Cassimus. Harvey Pierce. John Blane, Coach. V COACH HOUSER (Assistant Coach) “Mike” made his first attempt at coaching in Woodlawn, and he proved to be a great success. He hails from the University of Florida, where he played four years as guard and center. “Mike has a sparkling personality and his presence will boost interest in all athletics here. COACH BLANE (Director of Athletics) During the five years of coaching at Woodlawn Mr. Blane has done exceptionally well with his material and has turned out many good teams in football and basketball. He has had the fullest cooperation possible with the boys in all sports and this has been proven by the fact that his teams have “brought home the bacon.” in basketball, by winning the State Championship in 1927: the City Football Championship in 1926: and has done much toward the receiving of the Sportsmanship Cup which we have had several times. JIMMIE DUN ION (Manager) Jimmie took care of the managerial duties capably. He carried a smile wherever he went and the team reaped beneficient results from his manner of business. It is hoped that we leave more like him. ROBERT LEE THOMPSON (Back) Stumpy’s” initial year was filled with versatile running and spectacular exhibitions of broken field running. His presence on the team meant yardages. ALFRED BIVINS (Back) Little Man” was the smallest man on the team but his courage made him a giant. He was an outstanding tackier and blocker. SAM McCROSKEY (Back) Hong Kong was an excellent pass snagger and a hard man to get off his feet. He was a consistent punter. JAMES THOMPSON (Back) Monop” was good on both the offense and defense. On the offense he was a plunging demon and starred defensively while backing up the line. H is punting was with the best in the state. JEFF POWELL {End) Lockjaw was a consistent player backed up with brains and experience. This was his last year and he made it his best. J.G. SPRATLING (Tackle) Fat proved to be a stellar linesman and a stumbling block to all ball carriers. This was his first year, and he showed speed and power. ROBERT WRIGHT {End) This lithe youth was a tar bucket for any passer. Sleepy was down under the punts as fast as the ball. MORGAN GILLESPIE (Center) Gip was a good pivot man and was always in the thick of the fight. He was a man who was always willing and a good worker. FRANK HUGHES {Tackle) Big Hughes” was a powerful linesman and showed up well. He played his first year and was one of the best that we had. PERRIN CRANFORD (Guard) Tubby played four years and he was shown to be a steady worker. He and brother Lennie” were a combination respected in local prep circles. JOE HYNDS (End) Tuffy” was a good wingman in his ability to snag passes and to get under punts. He was on the All-State selection for end. EVERETT McALLISTER (Tackle) Star’s ability to scamper down under punts and rush over and block them leaves the impression of a smaller Freddie Sington. GEORGE STRANGE {Tackle) This was O-Dub’s first year and he played his position well. His power and speed were an asset to the team. BILL HARBUCK (Back) Whis passes a la Bobby Dodd and how. He is a cool headed quarter and a good broken field runner. CHARLES LAWRENCE (Back) This human racehorse is known in local prep circles as the “T. D. Kid. Along with his superior speed he is an excellent blocker. LEON CRANFORD (Guard) Lennie , weighing only 150 pounds, was to lx? seen all over the field and in every play. He is one of the best linesmen to be turned out by the Colonels. HOWARD SAVAGE (Back) This was Dago’s second year and he was a smart runner and blocker. He has two more years, and much is expected of him in the future. HARVEY PIERCE (Center) Slim , the lanky boy, took care of all of the duties of a center in fine style. This was his first year out and much is expected of him in the future. Ill Prep I « !««■« IKa kol IK«fcll I e«mi First Team Kontos Belcher Stapp W rjght McCroskey School Position Phillips L. F. Mortimer Jordan R. F. Fnsley C. Woodlawn L. G. Woodlawn I?. G. Second Te.im School Bates Woodlawn Nixon Simpson White Woodlawn Coker Mortimer Jordan Mote Phillips Honorable mention- Forwards: Bruce. Ramsey; Guards: Reid. Mortimer Jordan. Grady. Ramsey: Teel. Phillips and Montgomery. Simpson. At the fina round of the Bovs' Club Prep League. Friday night. February 27. the six coaches of the various teams and one representative each of the Birmingham News and Age Herald, gave Birmingham its first All Pren League pick. This selection was made by the following’.Coaches J. H. Felton. Mortimer Jordan: John Blane. Woodlawn; Dick Webb, Ensley; E. L. Tucker. Phillips; Fred Kelly. Ramsey Tech: Les Waller. Simpson: Thad Holt of the Birmingham News-Age Herald and Stanley Smith, Birmingham News. In the final round of the Prep League, the Junior Colonels remained undefeated. as they coasted to a 29-11 triumph over the Ensley Yellow Jackets. The first half was close, as the Jackets allowed Woodlawn onlv one field goal and at the close of the half the score was 8-4. Woodlawn’s favor. Bates and white led the Colonels, attack with seven and six points respectively. Joyner was high scorer for Ensley. securing five points. Phillips, at the same time, grabbed second place in the league standing by defeating Mortimer Jordan Blues. 29-11. Leon Kontos. forward for the Crimsons, turned in 16 points, giving him a total of 86 points for the ten games. This makes him the league high scorer, with Wright of Woodlawn. second with 70 points. Belcher. Mortimer Jordan, third with 68. Ramsey also hung up a victory defeating Simpson 24-13. Bruce and Grady stood out for the Highlanders, while Green shone for Simpson. Lineup and Summary: Woodlawn (29) Bates (8) and Harbuck (5) forwards: White (7) center: McCroskey and Bailey (1) guards: Subs: Wright (6) Cother and Bishop. Ensley (11) Joyner (5) and Gober. forwards: Steele (11) center: Tinney (1) and Stapp (2) guards: Subs: Hagler (2) and Forrester. Final Prep League Standing W L Pts Opp. Pet. Woodlawn 10 0 255 135 1(KX) Phillips 7 3 190 154 700 Mortimer Jordan. 5 5 244 218 500 Ensley 4 6 199 274 400 Simpson 2 8 153 192 200 Ramsey Tech 2 8 195 247 200 £ « ■'%■( J IBai«kel Ball I eant First Row: Robert Wright. Leslie Kilgore. Quinn Cather. George Strange. Sam McCroskey, Roy White. Se(otid Row: Jimmie Dunion, Manager: E. P. Poe, Marvin Bishop. Rowland Bailey, Bob Baites, Bill Harbuck. Third Row: John Blane, Coach. Ar Club The Clubs that are found in Wood lawn High School were formal with the general idea of promoting of better school spirit. All of them give interesting programs each week at the regular meetings. To belong to a club gives one the secure feeling that there is something to do 3nd that one is not left out of things. To many their club means much more than some of their classes. One can always depend on the vice-president of the club to have a good program for his interest. The clubs do not have only programs, but they give socials to the members quite often. The clubs are the best way to spend a dry auditorium period each Friday. The students are in the habit of going to a club in order to meet his friends. It is true that the clubs are promoting the general air of school spirit that they set out to do. MISS LOUISE LILES MISS VELVA KITCHENS MISS MABLE SPENCER MISS FRANCES KINNE C iia«|■■« ■■■« “ Stately. Straight, tall, graceful Rags, purple and gold With lacev, blue veined Petals. queenly towering above. So disdainful of A daisy. Sobbing. Sighing April wind What do you strive to tell? What have you said? Why do you moan? Why wail around My head? —A label li aison A r I Acuity I ttllf i«ic« Bowie! ! ! Well. I’ll Bjorgo! There was a jolly Miller Who lived in 203. Aw. that’s a lot of.Blewett.' Wee Willie West Goes through the town. Wee Willie West Dressed in brown. I louser boy? Southard the winds are beginning to blow. The Martin and Robbins return to the Fields. Havward the Dickey birds fluttering go. Each meadow its crop of sweet Williams now yields Don’t let Nellie Argue. She’s the A. B. C. of English: and she’s some alphabet! Sadie Lykes cherry pie And that’s my weakness now. Oh. Moore and Moore I love thee! Who does Bacon bring home? She: Are sheep the dumbest of animals? He: Yes. my Lamb. We wonder who’s feeling Light-hearted? And whose skies are Gray? Pupil: Does your name come from mors, mortis?” Miss Morton: No. but your grade does. Celestial happiness is the reward of the Noble. Easy Golden Rule: Love your Nabors {is yourself. Roses on my shoulder. Slippers on my feet— Everybody’s Dowling— Ain’t I Dearen sweet? How could Wood I awn exist in winter without Stoves? Wouldn’t it Frazier? First Woodcutter: Is the Woodruff? Second Woodcutter: No. hit hisn’t: hit’s heasy ’Ewing.' There was n Miss Frizzell. She certainly looked swell In muffler and mittens From white Persian kittens And coat from a pet gazelle. Shop early; avoid the Rush. Way down the Mississippi Furr. Furr away— That’s where my heart is turning. Evans. That’s where I long to stay. Turn to Page 108 and read about love at first sight. There was a young man. Harley Graston, Who was a remarkably fast 'un: The piano keys Were swift as you please For this most remarkable Graston. There was a man. Big Billy Kelly: His hair favored raspberry jelly. His eyes were blue heavens. He's captained elevens. And driven back Germans pell-melly. Man over telephone: “ ‘Es, hit's 'Arrison; a haich. a hay. two hars. a hi. a hess. a ho. hand a hen. Yea-a-a Yale! Our prospective million-heiresses: (according to their initials) Blanch Evaas—Be Isabel Fruitiger—If Adeline Morton—Am Ar li«il !■ 1 Sunief According to Webster’s International Dictionary: Frances (Loeb)............... ... Free Henry (Sikir)...... The head or chief of a house. Elizabeth (Chapman) Worshiper of God Virginia (Mixon)... __________ Pure Jessica(Farnham)______ Wealth Anne (Gretschman) ... Grace Beatrice (Hannon) Making Happy. Dorothy (Vernon)............ The gift of God. Mary (Fergus)-........ Star of the sea. Ruth (Harrison) Beauty Lillian (Lotspeich) Lily John (Blane) 1 .... Gracious gift of God. John (Carter) line IK« be J’ai desire une belle rabe Dans une jabe devanture L'employee A ete commode Dm approche anec une jobe alluse. J ai achete la belle rabe Dans la jabe devanture L'employee A ete joyense J’ en suis tres sure. UN POEME EN FRANCA IS J'arrive a la ville Sans une automabile Je vois un garcon et dit Quelle est I'heure mon ami? C'est facile. D me repond Et si facile est le temps Mais. regardez cette pendule la Pour I'heure je ne sais pas. •Virginia Harrison THE COLLEGE DRESS SHOP Featuring style for the younger-set in the newest whims of the season. DRESSES $5.75 and $9.75 Every smart miss will find suitable clothes for vacation as well as classroom wear at THE COLLEGE DRESS SHOP Eat NATIONAL LONGFELLOW BREAD Baked by NATIONAL BREAD COMPANY Compliments of ARTHUR GREENWOOD Ask for HANSEN’S Sweet Milk Butter Milk Cottage Cheese Butter PURE MILK COMPANY Did lou Kno«« lluil: 1. Elizabeth McNeal sings bass? 2. John Miglionico uses peroxide on his hair? 3. Gaynelle Whitaker hates red? 4. Leo Rosenthal tips the scales at 200? 5. Lillian Daffron and Nancy Hardin are not acquainted? 6. Thomas Humphries plays the piano? 7. Cleanor McGlathery is thinking seriously of becoming a Latin professor? 8. Thomas Carter wears a monocle? o. Homer Long and Homer Peoples are cousins? 10. Annie Lev Buce doesn’t like to talk? 11. Frank Williams and Sarah Sullivan have never heard of the Marshall Force? 12. Smith Miller is crazy about his curls? 13. Helen Bellsnyder and Eba Lou Moon are not on speaking terms? 14. Marjorie Bliss won a prize for being a perfect brunette? 15. Evelyn Grimmer and Lucile Metts have never attended a meeting of the Rainbow Order of Girls. 16. Mildred Vann doesn’t like the talkies? 17. James Fex and William Fex are not related? 18. Malcolm Wheeler has blue eyes? 19. Mary Louise Goss and Earl Russell are poor mathematicians? 20. Mabel Watson never has dates? 21. Clarence Vance and Melvin De Ramus dislike all sports? 22. Marguerite Whet mire and Louise Franklin can't read a note of music? 23. Octavia Sadler has flunked in four subjects each semester? That Ruth Norvell flunked five? 24. Elma Gaines and Emma Ruth Sears are six feet, two inches high? 25. Bert Bruce and Helen Harper don't know what an orchestra is? What? You didn't? Neither did we. Compliments of TURNER STUDIO Compliments of WOOD-FRUTTICHER GROCERY CO. Alabama's Largest Cash ami Carry Grocery 2321-2323 First Avenue Birmingham. Ala. GRANDMA S WONDER FLOUR FIT-FOR-A-KINC COFFEE Sold Only by HILL GROCERY CO. Ill iboul I'arroU Most people which does not know thinks a parrot is the bird which John Silver kept for conversation. Howsomever. them that has one knows what one is. This essay is for them that hasn’t one. A parrot is a bird about the size of a chicken, only not quite half so big. It has yellow, green, and red plummage and a long tail. I mean, it’s got a long tail if you haven't got a cat which likes parrots for eating purposes which all cats does. When you buy a parrot be sure you don’t get a parrokeet. which is only vest pocket editions of parrots. Find out from the store’ keeper what to feed him. If he don’t know, he hasn't been feeding him and you got to watch that parrot or he’ll eat your finger. Most folks thinks a parrot only eats crackers, which ain't so cause parrots eat anything from ice cream to street car hand straps. Depending on vour tastes, you can get a parrot that talks dignified or with profanity. If you are deaf, get one that don’t talk, cause it’s cheaper, and you want notice any difference. If your parrot don't talk, and you want it to. you got to teach it. The regulation kindergarten lesson is Polly wants a cracker. A parrot is not got much brains. He can’t learn fast, and most folks get disgusted by the time their parrot learns the above. So most parrot's entire eddgcation is them few words, and them not said plain. But first you got to name it. Most people call their parrot Polly’’ wether its a he. a she. or a it. This is a pretty good name because visitors always say Polly even if it’s name is Nebechad-nezzar, which don't sound nothin’ like Polly. Now what is it’s devanced eddycation? If you are a bachelor and ladies don’t live next door you don't need to worry what he says. Howsomever. if you got a Aunt Hester, this parrot better stick to courtesy. It is surprising how many fortunes are lost because folks let Polly cuss. Aunt Hester is got loads of jack, so she gets the glad hand when site comes to visit. Polly tries to be sociable and hollers Howdy, lobster right hearty. Aunt Hester gets mad as a wet hen. and somebody gral s the cage and pulls a hasty exit. On the way out. Polly sings out — Where the H ... is my pants? or says a couple remarks about somebodys future life. So you lose out when the old crab kicks the bucket. Sometimes folks buys theirselves a parrot and don’t get a cover fer the cage at night. Then friend wife sends hubby downstairs with a 45 colt to get the burglar, which is only Polly stewin' account her cage ain’t covered. Parrots kin make a noise like pullin’ a rusty spike outen a pine plank. Polly says this noise to attract hubby's attention when his back is turned. He shoots 13 keys offen the piano and busts a imported chink jug. account he's startled. Also he skims his ankle on the doorknob on the way to wife and safety. So get you a cover. Some guys claim they learned their parrot to sing. I have tried it mvself. and ain’t got much success. Parrots kin sing a little bit. but you can’t get ’em to warble frock of Ages or Yankee Doodle cause they voice ain’t religious, and they sure can't carry no tune. Besides they ain’t got no sense of popriety. They is liable to forget a coupla lines, and fill in with slang or cuss words, and the minister won’t like it. Some folks has the trouble of their parrot biting. If feedin’ him don't do no good, he will sure as tootin’ snip the finger offen some brainless gink who tries to pet him. Parrots is quick, and it is surprisin how hard it is to get your hand back out between them bars. So keep yer thumb out— Polly thinks its a cracker. Some old ladv might want the parrot to lay eggs fer breakfast, she is goin’ to be disappointed, account parrots'don't contrack the cackle-dropping habit. Anyway, a braggin’ parrot would’nt cackle sweet and low by no means. —Jack Way. Compliments of HAMILTON ROBINSON WHOLESALE PRODUCE Exchange Building Take the lil to the KLOTHES SHOPPE 207 2 North 19th Street And Sec Our Wonderful NEW TWO PANTS SUITS $22.00 Patronize Our Advertisers Compliments of J. C. BYRAM CO. Georgie was a shy lad. Though sometimes somewhat merry. But when he fell for Martha. He had found his little cherie. Elisabeth Me Neal Compliments of PARAMOUNT ENGRAVERS 2131 Third Rvenue N. Phone 3-8670 MomenU e d I ike lo 1 ife (her Thursday before exams—triumphant smile and handful of exemption slips. The time we pointed out a real mistake in the teacher’s work on the board. Our dearly hated enemy gets twenty demerits. It is a pleasure to inform you that you have been elected the next president of. . We take our first bite of a Sadie Sandwitch. Fire drill in the middle of Latin lesson. We sling our books into the Iccker and rush out for the Christmas holidays. Congratulations on an excellent report. Untying graduation presents. Triumphal Entry and Grand March graduation night. Taking the sheepskin from Dr. Glenn. MOMENTS WE’D LIKE TO DEDICATE TO OBLIVION Ex ... aw. use yer Pagination. lurtle %o«ap Generally speaking, turtle soup is a delicate concoction drunk at breakfast by antique gentlemen to cure the gout and to prevent falling hair: speaking in a restaurant, it is anything from sea-green fly-killer to second-hand dishwater with miniature crocodiles floating around in it. Most turtle soup has never seen a turtle. Turtles used for soup are of many and varied kinds. Some have spots: others leave their spots on sour vest. Except for the name, they have nothing in common. You may hear of the Fat Fraternity of Frogs, but never of the Twittering Turtle Troopers. Again I say once more that turtles have nothing in common. They don’t even taste common. New York turtles, if they have any taste at all. have the flavor of a petrified disenfectant. Country Club turtles have the identical taste of chicken. Turtles which grace the soup in Italian Grub-Grabbers are the grey alley' kind, and sa ' Meow. Me-e-e-ow.” Mostly turtles are assassinated before they are made soup of. The only exception to this custom was eaten by myself at Push-my-ta-ha. Alabama, on my last visit to the Disjointed States. The head waiter was called to feed me. in the absence of any subordinates, and he asked what I might crave, tomato soup and bread or bread and tomato soup? I recollected as how a tomato was not what it used to he. and insinuated I would just as sooner have turtle soup instead. Without flickering an eyebrow he went out atxl returned with a bowl which he set down facing me. Noting the rosy coloring of the liquid, surveying and suspecting the otherwise healthy condition of the blushing broth. I argued my doubts as to how it was counterfeit. Contradicting my denial, with a triumphant forefinger he pointed out a living proof cf the authenticity of the soup swimming about on the sunset waters. It. I say. is the only living exception to the rule I have eaten. The aforementioned experience of the above said goes to prove that all turtles may not necessarily turn soup, but that all soup can turn turtle. Yours till it thunders. Slow but Sure, I drink Turtle Soup. Compliments of CITY PAPER COMPANY Compliments of MARTIN BISCUIT COMPANY Compliments of MR. 6c MRS. W. C. VICE Compliments of BIRMINGHAM MEMORIAL COMPANY REFINISHING :: REPAIRING :: UPHOLSTERING Phone 4-6993 SOUTHERN FURNITURE REPAIR SHOP SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN ANTIQUES 1912 Tenth Avenue So. Birminghnm. Ain. Wiaioi- InlellioeiMe le«l (Arranged by the Plank of Subjugation of Burningham) 1. What are the dates of the rise and fall of the Tree-Sitters? Who was the champion of the Tree-sitting Age. 2. Are breezes intangible? If not. why so? If so. why not? 3. In the following sentences underscore the correct word: Nostagalia is a (vegetable, disease, mineral, canned delicacy popular in the sixteenth century) Confettit is a (cigarette, medicine, automobile. Italian composer) Liliokalani was an airship. Mexican bandit. German Police dog. talcum powder) 4. (a) A borrows 5500 from B at 8% interest. Two years later he borrows half that amount from C at 6%. and from it pays A two-sevenths of the original amount divided by two-thirds of 20';; of the other sum divided by two. If A pays C twenty-five per cent of the money he receives with interest for two years, three months, and four and 1-5 days, what is the difference between it and the second sum squared? (b) If your step-grandmother married your uncle’s second wife’s adopted son’s greatgrandfather. who was your great-great-great-aunt’s grandson’s second cousin, what relation would he be to you? 5. Give opposites: 6. True-False Test: mark accordingly. 1. The midnight sun is the sun that goes into eclipse. 2. Aurora Borealis is a breed of poultry. 3. Washing dishes is great fun. 4. C.O.D. stands for the slogan Capitalists or Democrats?” 5. Cavalier is the French name for potato stuffed with cheese. 6. Incubators are the germs which cause chicken-pox. 7. Girls are mentally superior to boys. 8. Cosmopolitans are a tribe of cannibals in the South Sea Isles. 9. Ammonia is a sleeping-sickness. 10. The Crimson Tide is a wave of the Red Sea. 7. Explain the difference and show the connection between wit and humor. Whoopee Gargle Katty-cornered Santa Claus Gumption Johnny-jump-up iConlntmrd on Pot HOWARD COLLEGE Founded 1842 A Standard Class “A College of Arts and Science for Boys and Girls. Howard welcomes graduates of Woodlawn High. Why not attend your own home college? For information addreaa DEAN P. P. BURNS. Litt. D. Phone 9-3565 WARREN BROTHERS HARDWARE CO. We carry a full line of everything in sporting goods. Harry C. Lee and Wilson tennis rackets. 2012 Second Avenue N. First National Bank of Birmingham Birmingham, Alabama SENIOR INTELLIGENCE TEST (Continurti from Page 8. Underscore like words: Example—(Speakers, drills, tests, history, ambrosia)—all bore. 1. (Hades, asbestos, land of Goshen. Kalamazoo. Helena) 2. (Will-o’-wisp. Westminster Abbey, crepe de chine, asparagus, fire-flies) •L (Horehound. collie. Eskimo pie, sassafras. spaghetti) 4. Japanese. Chimpanzee. Rembrant. ant-eater, diptheria) 0. Why study Latin? 10. Give the authors of these famous quotations: 1. Ain't it a grand and glorious feeling? 2. That don’t cut any ice. 3. I’d rather be wrong than president of Mexico. 4. Jus’ lookit ’at hat! 5. “Them as has. gits. 6. You aren’t the only pebble on the beach. 7. All dressed up and nowhere to go. 8. You. ho. ho. and a bottle of rum! o. Ev'ry dog Inis his day. I had mine when I uz a pup. 10. That crap-shooting formation. 11. Who pulled your chain?” 12. Go way back and sit down.” 13. Beauty is only skin deep: ugly is to the bone. 14. Go jump in a hole. k I r«k«lkiiBrtaa (ourtr%y I 1. Is it courteous to swallow your chewing-gum in church? 2. If a teacher gets the exam grades mixed, flunks you by mistake, and discovers the mistake two semesters later, what should you say? 3. What side of the street should a boy walk on if the road is crowded by women drivers? 4. Is it courteous to have the hiccoughs? 5. What should one do if he has five dates at once? r . If you miss your aim and the spit-ball hits the teacher, what should you do? 7. Is it proper to wear a green hat? 8. If you kiss your sister, then discover it isn’t your sister, what should you say? 9. How should one act when slipping on a bananna peel? 10. Is it courteous to eat salmon and drink sweet milk at the same meal? 11. When leaving a party which you have not enjoyed at all. what should you tel! the hostess? 12. Is it polite to step on a tack? MAYER BROTHERS Pictures Picture Frames Wall Paper 1829 Fifth Avenue Phone 3-0504 Opposite Postoffice Compliments of P. G. COWDEN DAIRY Tarrant City. Alabama Help Yourself by Helping Others Patronize Our Advertisers Compliments of NEWMANS CLEANERS :: DYERS :: SHOE REPAIRERS 5601 First Ave., S. Phone 9-2131 13 N. 77th St. Phone 9-2929 Compliments of JOHNS FUNERAL HOME Wallace C. Johns Phones: 3-5281 3-5282 - 3-5283 0% nr 4leboumfl O. K.. I. U.. C. 0. D.. P. D. One day as jolly Oscar walked around A feathered arrow pierced his brain “ker-snapl” Ha! ha! laughed jolly Oscar Musclebound. Ho! ho! I have a feather in my cap! Young Oscar walked behind the army shacks To where the R.O.T.C. boys were drilling. And shot them down cold dead within their tracks. He! he! the teachers giggled. Ain’t he killing!' A friend, while flying in the Wreck Made some remark about K. Oscar's hair; K. Oscar caught him gently by the neck And calmly gave his charming friend the air. K. Oscar with his ..ts conspired To kill his wicked little playmate. Randal, Who's said a bad word: but the gun backfired And Oscar Musclebound flew off the handle. One day a cannon, charging off its load. Shot Oscar’s dome off with a sheet of lead. And left K. Oscar standing in the road. Dear me. K. Oscar mused. I’m off my head.’ One of Oscar’s clever schemes was executed; He had all the Woodlawn studes electrocuted. Such a joke upon the Board of Education! Shocking. was their murmured exclamation. K. Oscar Musclebound could bake The finest foodstuffs ever seen. And when the students ate his cake They all turned absolutely green. WOODLAWN GRADUATES Wc are interested in your future! Remain a permanent depositor of this Bank by continuing your School Savings Account. INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK Compliments of STRICKLAND REALTY CO. 7624 First Avenue Compliments of NASH BARBER SHOP 14 N. 77th Street l«ae«alty l i (Rearrange letters into proper names) Headmats Rengbelle Henstepson Yelwhat I tchrnell Sonej Sapnotter Heortdyug Ed Zoahs Tigerruf Yardwo Rodhor Chatermng Sors Rinzez Honsonj Royomep Boygundoo! Barerk Setperon Compliments of MACKLE BUILDING CO. Compliments of PEERLESS ICE CREAM COMPANY • • • Keep on hipin’. hums Elizabeth Mish, on the way to a Math test. Puzzled Froshie: What’s a hundred? Julian Ragan: Oh. he's a bird that grows in the Never Never Land. • • • ” I do not choose to run. declares Wade Burnett, slowing down as he sees Miss Steadham coming. • • • How’s this for a story? asks Mary Gerdes Gibson in Scriblerus Club. She sat in a carved mahogany chair before a perfectly appointed table, nonchalantly blowing her soup. Remember the Alimony! is Bess McCoinas’ war cry. Twinkle, twinkle, ninety-five,” quotes Leon Falkner as he blinks at a sixty. 1 think boys are awful.” says Edith with vim. She hates every one of 'em—'specially Jim. • • • That Ellen Holt’s cute. says Barbara Keener, “ 'S easy to know when once you have seen’er. Louis Prosh. Oh my goodness! • • • John Nabors (muttering to himself in the library): I wonder where I can find those Tangled Wood-Tales. Emma Baggett likes carrots. We make the following nominations for offices in the Kingdom of Seniors: King—Pauline. Crown Jewels—Pearl May. Ruby Milton, and Ruby Lucile Liner. Page—Catherine Nola. Messenger—Virginia Lois Byrd. Gardener—John Gardner. Our Appreciation to Woodlazvn High School ll’oodlog” DeLuxe Studio 1918 - 2 Second Avenue Birmingham. Ala. la (iar le Soliimdle Void la Garde National?. Voila la-bas. It grand general. La fanfare jove la belle musique. Pour le regiment de soldato d’elite. Hn avont. marche, le general commands. Tiens. c’est 1‘armu de braves americains Saluons le drapeau. voyez cdui-ci. C'est le symbol? de not re chere patrie. —Mary brunets Daniel. Semester 3 livery Thing Tor Every Sport Wimberly Thomas Hardware Co. 20 I I First Avenue Birmingham, Alabama Compliments of MADDOX ELECTRIC SALES CO. 1817 First Avenue N. GENERAL ELECTRIC DEALER Compliments of JOHNS UNDERTAKING CO. IKe«i (ion At ojets d’art I sometimes shiver Because one of ten o'dem’s a flivver And leaves me limp and sometimes limper. Mona’s smile’s to me a simper As for the Laughing Cavalier. Mis lip at me just seems to sneer. —Inu Lima Makers of your Graduation Invitations. Wedding Invitations Dance Bids Calling Cards Christmas Cards Business Cards Business Letterheads Telephone 3-0214-5 BIRMINGHAM ENGRAVING COMPANY. Inc. 2104-6 Fifth Avenue North Across from Redmont Hotel C ejuona ifitexesl AAA a coupled Lultfi ijecuiA of exjpenu. 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