Woodlawn High School - Woodlog Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1935 volume:

Published by Senior Classes 1934- 35 Woodlawn High School Birmingham, Alabama —■ WOODLOG ■ Dedication For his sympathy with and his understanding of undergraduates; for his loyal cooperation in every matter pertaining to the spirit and progress of Woodlawn High School and her student activities; and because he takes his time from other work that might be more beneficial to him, to assist in editing the school publications, one of which has not been published for some time; because, in the depth of his friendliness, he is more than a teacher we dedicate this issue of The Wood log to M. P. Gray. ft I 111 ■ ■ WCCCLCt ■ Foreword This, the eighth issue of The Wood log, is the pictorial review of our four years’ stay at Woodlawn High School. It includes a list of our honors, our organizations, and our activities. We present it to the undergraduates who have made our stay in Woodlawn so profitable and pleasant. May their stay be as enjoyable as ours has been. The Staff and Seniors of 1935 1935 ■ WCCDIC6 ■ N. B. HENDRIX The faith and courage of the Seniors of 1935 have brought to rebirth this Woodlog. By the sacrifices of the members of the class there has again come into being the means of preserving the memories of days at Woodlawn High School. May the annual keep alive for all time the memories of glorious victories and happy friendships. May these memories be a stimulus to high endeavor and right living for all time. N. B. Hendrix, Principal m 1 9 3 3 i WOCDLCG ■ Faculty Seniors Organizations Sports Features Advertisers ■ iFACULTY [P ft f, _ ' '• 4 h wr i P i riJ Mr.Me.nori X MlS5 FuRF t r 1r.Harru DN %ss William x 1r Maso N 1 V T 4 •-5 . p w If Pf fl • “1 L ■ j Ml is Deare -N Mr.Grastq N 1 SS’VlPPA RD Mr L n y A liss Morga N t A m -J HI • r ( � k ilHI l - I Q ft 1 ('3 1 [5 Mr. Gra'i r Miss Doug hf ry (V Ell li MlistwiNC p IrYouwgblo 00 j 1 I i V I f o 111 '? 1 ' tor. -I I l' — FI 7 L Miss Cobb Miss Alexander Miss Harris on Miss Dorroh MissWillis ■ I I I ■ ■ WCCDLCG FACULTY Wiw Barker Mijj Lote. IJJ- JoHNiON MiJJ OrOVVAV MiJ5 Hannon MlW RGUE Mijj Vernon Miss Dickey M� m Peterson MissEomonds Nr. De5hazo Mu LArAft NS TUAOHAM Mr . Pomeroy Mr. Carter Chapman Mr. Waller Stephenson ■ WCODLCS ■ FACULTY ll 1wm s c) MR.blMR F bj Woodruff MrSikir. Mr.Bacon Mi5jFerU� on W tit ■j. J PI Mim Moore MrThomas MmBiEWETT MrMartiki Mi� Gretjchmn(n Hiss Evans Mr.Bune MrWhetjtone Mr.Rush flissA Chapin FACULTY MEMBERS WHOSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR ABOVE: Miss Lotspeich, Miss Hayward, Miss Ross, Miss Snidow. Miss Southard, Mr. Bowie. Miss Mitchell, Miss Mixon, Mr. West. Mr. Bellenger, Miss Fergus, Miss Whatley, Mr. Helms, Miss Morton. Miss Bjorgo, Miss Dowling, Mr. Walton, and Miss Roberts WCCDLC'S ■' Staff I )an Murnane Imogene Alverson Morris Goudelock Anita Durham Ernest Davidson Jack Reiser Velma Bagget Rosalyn Bryant Miss Jessica Farnham Mr. M. P. Gray Editor-in-Chief Business Manager Assl. Business Manager Literary Editor .......Sports Editor Humor Editor Make-up Editor .....Feature Editor Faculty Art Advisor Faculty Sponsor Lillie Mae Porter, Arminda Howell, Joe Ware. Elizabeth Adam. Blondelle Maxwell, Nelle Anne Akans, Audrey Falkner ;■ i 11 i ■; ■ WCCDLCG Fall Senior Class Officers Joe King President Evelyn Carrie Vice-President Eleanor O’Hara Secretary Rol erta Moon Treasurer Eleanor Bernhard Historian Henry Simmons.. Orator Edna Morris. Presenter Helen Phillips. Prophet Burnadette Montgomery Pianist Margaret Potter Cellist James Black Vocalist Elizabeth Cagle Vocalist Francis Hicks. Artist Elizabeth Adams. Poet Spring Senior Class Officers Douglas Carter President Leith Murphree Vice-President Julia Mae Stacey Secretary Clara Coots Treasurer Mable Wright Historian William Powers Orator Ruth DeArman Presenter Flora Mae Young Prophet Ruby Rowe Pianist Errante Corina Violinist Billie Childers Vocalist Charles Brewer Vocalist Marjorie Cole Artist Bobby Lawrence Artist Irene Jordan Poet ■ I t W€€DLCG ■ MARIE ELIZABETH ADAMS Belli Ambition: To be I he inventor to invent the invention that hasn't been invented. Honors: Vice-President French Club; Spanish Club; Orchestra; Music Festival; Woodlog Stair; Concert GEORGE ADCOCK — GcorgiV Ambition: To tie one of Pop Warner's followers Honors: Football .’33. 34 . . . Track '31 VERA LEE ADERIIOLT— Baby” Ambition: To build an air castle that will aland the storms of time. Honors: Marshall; Marshall Captain; Head Marshall ol Student Body; President and Vice-President Apollo Club; President Girls' Glee Club; The Nifty Shoppe”; Miss Caruther’s Return ; Pinafore : President. Vice-President and Secretary of Athenean Literary Society. RICHARD HARRISS BARLOW- $ rr«p Ambition: Sadly lacking. Honors: President S. E. ’31, ’32; Ushers 31; l.ee ’33. 34; Marshall Captain 31. TOLBERT BARRY— Tab Ambition To reach the Diamond Horseshoe of the Metropolitan Opera. Honors: Lee Literary Society; Warblers Club; Secretary Glee Club; Hi-Y Club; A Cappella Choir. KATHERINE FRANCES BEARDEN Fannie Fran Ambition To experience the 3 live. love, and learn. Honors: Vice-Pres of S R '30. Secy, of S. R. '3d; Althe in Literary Society '31. and '.'{2; Treasurer of S. R '33 DORIS ESTELLE BELES— Dot Ambition: To ride in an ambulance. Honors: President of S R. twice. Secretary and Treasurer of S, R. twice; President of Althcan Club. ELEANOR BERNHARD KUir Ambition: To be the woman a man can trust. Honors: The Poor Nut' The Three Graces ; Mi� JOHN BERNHARD Johnnie“ Ambition: To blow Gabriel's Trumpet. Honors: Band; Orchestra; Marshall. HANNAH LEE BERKETT— Shortit Ambition: To lie the “sunlight of the day, and star light of the night Honors: Marshall; Edisonian Science Club; Secretary Edisoman Science Club; Bank Officer. FRED ALONZO BISHOP Bisk Ambition: To get the best out of life. SARAH LEOLA BIVINS Sara Ambition: To lx as considerate of others os they have been of me. Honors: President. Vice-President and Secretary Session Room; French Club; History Club; Science Club; Marshall '33, '34; Tatlcr Staff '31. JAMES BLACK - Buddy” JasbttU Ambition: To sec the good in all men. Honors: Lee Literary Society; Warblers Club: Hi-Y. Pinafore ; “Golden Trail. ESSIE ESTELLE BLATZER Toots Ambition: To find my ideal Honors: Edisonian Science Club'33; Althcan '31; Home Economics Club 34; French Club '33. i. arm iters Keturn . nnatore . vestal ran cron .si, '32; A Capelin Choir 33, '34; Marshall '31; Secretary Dramatic Club; Girls’ Glee Club; Apollo Club; Secretary and Treasurer Session Room; Euclidean Honor Society; Historian Senior Class; Nifty Shoppe. Fonrtrrn m 193) ■ ■ ■ WCODLCC VIOLA BLYTHE - W Ambition: By love conquer all things I founts: Marshall; Secretary. Vice-President and President Civics Club: President, Vice-President. Secretary and Treasurer ol Philocophus Club; Apollo Club; Concert ‘33: Secretary and Treasurer of Session Room VERNON LEE BRADFORD Put Ambition. To be as great a history professor as Harley Gras ton. Honors: Hi-Y Club '31; Science Club; Spanish Club; Tatlcr Representative. letter in Basket Ball '33.‘31; Baseball ‘33, '3t. BEN BROOKS— Btnnir Ambition: To be a druggist. Honors: Euclidean and National Honor Societies THELMA ALICE BROWN —'Monkey ' Ambition: To climb the Alpine Way and write my name on the scroll of fame. Honors: Secretary Student Body 31; National Honor Society ’31: Euclidean Honor Society 33. '34; Physical Education Honor Society '31; Vcstaluin Literary Society '31; French Club '32; Girls' Athletic Club 3-� ; President and Secretary Session Room; Marshall ’33: Girls' Basket Ball Champion Team 33, '31; School Letter; Gyrnhline Clubber Circus '32-31'. ROSALYN AUGUSTUS BRYANT Rosie Ambition: To lx an old maid. Honors: Civics Club; Girl Reserves; Marshall; Banker and Secretary of Althcan Literary Society; “The Golden Trail. ELIZABETH CAGLE—''Cojf e'' Ambition: To be or not to be what I aspire to lie Honors: II. M. S. Pinafore ; Nifty Shoppe ; Mrs. Caruthcr's Return”; Girl Reserve Club '31. 32. ’33. ’31; Secretary and Treasurer of Girl Reserve ; Vice-President of S R.; Assistant Marshall Captain. LARRY V CAIN Pet, Ambition: To have the vocabulary of Mr. Graston. Honors: Band ‘31-’31. R.O.T.C. Band ‘32-31; President Session R x m '32-'3-l; Vice-President Session Room '33: Treasurer Session Room '31; Vice-President Lee Literary Society: Thrift Committee; Chairman Athletic Committee; President English Class '33. '31. LOUISE CARMACK- Mar Ambition: To have love, happiness, and true friendship. VELMA JUNE CHISENHALL Juntb, Ambition: To lx- an aviatrix. Honors: 0| crctta '32: Vaudeville '33: French Club '31. '32: Lyric Club '32. '33; Concert '34. VIRGINIA COOK -Cooler Ambition: To thine own self he true, then thou cans't not lie false to any man. Honors: Girls’ Athletic Club ’31, '32: Promethean '33: Girls' Glee Club '31. Girl Reserves '31: Concerts 31, '32. ALICE CAROLUN COPELAND Kitty Ambition: To be and not to seem. Honors: French Club; President French Club; Secretary of French Club: National Honor Society ANNA LOLAH C ROLL— .-riouV Quttnit” Ambition: To amount to “somp'n in life Honors: Secretary of S. R. '32; Civics Club '30. '31; french Club '31, '32; Danmwch Club at Phillip 'XI; Christmas at Phillips '33. JOHNNIE LEE CRUMPTON John Ambition: “To suit the action to the word, the word to the action. Honors: Girl Reserves '31. '32. '33. '31. President '33. Secretary '32. Treasurer '31; Nifty Shoppe '33. EDNA LEE CULVER1IOUSE Ambition: To do always the unexpected. I 1339 M ■ WCCDLOG ■ EVALYN CURRIE turrit Ambition: To lie slow hut sure. Honors: Editor-in-Chief Tatlrr '34; Contest Editoi o( Tatler 33; Reporter '32; President Session Room '32. ’33; Presidoht Girl Reserve ’32. ’33; Vice-President Girl Reserves 31; Mnrshnll; Vice-President Session R x m 31; Vice-President Senior Class; Secretary Session Room ‘31 VIVIAN JOYCE DAVIS— tkrrry” Ambition: To write shorthand 2(X) words a minute Honors: President of Session Room ’31; Member of Girl Reserves. WILLIAM CRAWFORD HOWELL DAWSEY 7W Ambition: To make stepping stone , out of stumbling blocks. Honors: Lee Literary Society ’31. ’35; Euclidean Honor Society ‘33. ’34. ANITA PEARL DURHAM Nit Nila Ambition: To never trouble trouble till trouble troubles me. Honors: Girl Reserves ’31. ’32. ‘33, 34: Vice-President 31; Marshall ’32: Apollo 31. '32; Girls- Glee Club ’33: II M S. Pinafore ’33; Nifty Shoppe’”33: Euclidean 33. ’34; National Honor Society ’34; Wood log Staff ’3J. TOM EAGAR Ambition: To be as nice as I look. Honors: President Session Room: Vice-President Session Room; Treasurer Session Room. Base-hall ’33. ’31; Football 33. ’34; The Black Flamingo ; The Poor Nut : Vice-President Hi-Y. Treasurer Ili-Y ’33. 34; I.ec Literary Society President '31, '32; Head Usher, Ushers Club ’33. ’31. BILLIE RUTH EDWARDS— b r Ambition: To be a bookkeeper. Honors: World's AtTair Club. IRENE ELL 1S—'‘Shadow ' Ambition: To get what I want when I want it anti to want what 1 get when I Ret it. Honors Marshall '33. '34; Edisoniati Science Club. JOSEPH JACOB FELDSER— Stou Jot Ambition: To be a traveling salesman Honors: Edisonian Science Club: Marshall. ERNEST GREY FENN—“Ewi'r Ambition: To sink a battleship with a pea slwoter Honors: Vice-President S. K five times: Member of Usher Club; Secretary anti Vice-President of Visual Aid Club. ELLSWORTH HUNTINGTON FLETCHER— Burr Ambition: To look for the silver lining in every cloud. Honors: National Honor Society '33 President of Society ’34; Euclidean ’33, '31; L'ghers Club; President. Vice-President Session Room: Patrician Club; Galileo Science Club: Military Science Club. RUBY MARIE FREEMAN - Rubbv Root it Ambition: To puss a speed test in type. Honors: Marshall twice. FRANCIS CHARLEY GARRATT- Vnett Bud Ambition: To do everything I attempt to the best of my ability. Honors: President Session Room; Lee Literary Society: Boy Scout Club; Chamber of Music Society; Euclidean Honor Society; National Honor Society; Ushers Club; Orchestra SADIE MILDRED GIDDENS Sadi, But- Ambition: To be independent. Honors: Spanish Club '30, '31; Girl Reserves ‘32-'34; Marshall '34. JAMES ANDREW GILBERT—''Jimmy'' Ambition: To pass English with case. Honors: TcnnisClub; 1 ennis Team: Basket Ball; Football. Sixlttn ■ I I I WCCDLCG MORRIS GOUI ELOCK—“Gaddy Ambition: To find one. 1IENRY VANCE GRAHAM Brt Hub Ambition. To live clown my nickname. Honors: Hi-Y '31, '35; Football '32. '33; Concert 33. '31; Lee Literary Society. EVA HAYS GRISWOLD “Liltlr Era Ambition: To obtain my heart's desire Honors: Treasurer S. R '32; Marshall '31; Bible Study Club '32; Girl Reserve '33. ‘34. SUSIE ELIZABETH GUST IN Sut” Ambition: To love many, trust few. always paddle my own canoe. Honors: President and Vice-President Session Room: Marshall ‘34. Assistant Head Marshall 3t; World's Allan Club '34. LEWIS ELBERT HALL. Jr-“Preacktr Ambition: To sleep in Mr Grafton's History VIII class Honors: Marshall; Edisonian Science Club; Class Football; National Honor Society. FRANCES MARIE HAMMETT - Fran Ambition: Never do anything mysdf. « mel)ody else can do for me Honors: (Bee Club; Pinafore ; Secretary French Club. CHARLES MARION HAMRICK. Jr.—“CkasaMIr Ambition To have and to hold Honors: Edisonian Science Club '32; Tennis Club '33. '3-1: Tennis Team '33. 31; Ushers Club ‘33. '31; Pres. S R 31. 32. '33. '34; Vice-President S R. ’32; Track Team '34; National Honor Society '34; Euclidean Honor Society 33. 34; President Euclidean 34; Taller Representative: Euclidean '33; Visual Aid Club 34. MILDRED LOIS HAN1.1N— CrrektC Ambition To never trouble trouble till trouble troubles me. Honors: National Honor Society '34; Secretary of S. R '34; Vice-President Girls' Glee Club '34: II M S Pinafore '33; The Nifty Shoppe ‘33; Treasurer of Senior Girl Reserves '34; Marshall Captain '33. '34. HENRY ETTA HARBIN “Hinky Ambition To blow one bubble that won't hurst. Honors: President Session Room ’30; Vice-President Session Room '31; Marshall '33; Marshall Captain '34; Operetta '32; Edisonian Science Club; Girls Athletic Club '32. '33. LEILA GLADYS HARGETT--“Broun Eyts Ambition: The Primrose path of dalliance tread. Honors: Member of Spanish Club one year; Secretary of Spanish Club '30; Vice-President Spanish Club. ALBERT EUGENE HAY -“Boso A. Hay' Pnby Ambition To he a success in anything I attempt, be it great or small. Honors: Footlrall Team '32, '33. ‘34. W ALTER HENTZ—“Brother'' Ambition: To get a job as a bookkeeper. Honors: Manager Tennis Team '3t. FRANCIS CLIVE HICKS- C rrr. ''Bunt-nit “Cross Eyrti Krlty “I.rgf “Foots Etc. Ambition: To make sawdust out of the hoard of Education. Honors: Class Artist. ALBERT SIDNEY HILL. Jr ' Bonify'' Ambition: Do others before they do me.. Honors: Hi-Y ”33-'35: Secretary Session Room; Foot hall '33; Pinafore ; Golden Trail ; Lass of Limerick Town. SntnUtn ■ 1435 t Et % 0 i t f f 1 F3 JOHN HOLLEY • Red Ambition: To Ik- able to flee as fast as Ilea bitten ikig. I AV!D PRESTON JAMES Ambition: TV enter that sphere for which nature and circumstance have fitted and appointed me. Honors: Marshall '2ft; Visual Aid Club '29 31; Science Club 30; R.O.T.C Band '30-'32. WILLIAM HOOVER JETER - Hit1“ Rudy Ambition: To climb the ladder of success wrens by wrong. Honors: Treasurer of S. R. 30. 31; Marshall '32. '33, 31; Secretary lvdisomnn Science Club '31. MARTHA Al.ICIN JOHNSTON Ambition Hitch a wagon to a star then drive it Honors: Junior Red Cross Club. ELIZABETH WHITE KENDRICK “Biss' Ambition: To look a cross-eyed person straight in the lace. Honors Taller Representative '33; Secretary Session Room '32, ‘33; Home Economics Club WILLIAM KENNEDY “Uncle Willie” Ambition To In- as great a commercial artist as Roosevelt is a president Honors: Omicron Delta; Euclidean; Marshall: Dramatic Club; Ushers; Pen and Ink; Debating Club; Three (.races ; Black Flamingo ; Poor Nut IONE KILLIAN- Sis Ambition: To live long and learn more Honors, Girl Reserves '30; Bible Study Club; O|)orcltu '32; Lass of Limerick Town ; Concert 31. NATHAN D KIMBROUGH “Noble Ambition: To la- what I am. Honors Spanish Club 30, '31. '32; President Bible Study Club '32; Printing Club '31 JOSEPH M. KING “Joe” Ambition: Not to seem as I appear. Honors: President Session Room '31, '32. '33; President Student Court '32; Ushers Club '33, ’34; President Ushers Club ’33; President French Club ’31; President Dramatic Club ’34; President Senior Class ’35; President Speakers Bureau ’33; President A Cappclla Choir ’31, Warblers Club '31; Omicron Delta Honor Society; “The Three Graces ; The Black Flamingo”; Nuts To You. MILDRED VIRGINIA KNIGHT RunT Ambition: To make the l est of life Honors: Phillips Short Story Club '32. '33; World Affairs Club '34.'35; Marshall 31. 32; Banker '3l. '35; Secretary, . Vice-President. Treasurer of Session Room. CHARLES CARY LOGAN -“Lhasa” “Chasabellt Ambition: To float down the Nile” on a barge with Jean Harlow Honors. Edisonian Science Club; Short Story Club; Best Drilled Private II; Member of R.O.T.C. Unit; Marshall '30. ‘31; Sjiortsmanshi]) Play '30; Marshall Play '30; Lee Literary Society; Military Science Club. JAMES LOGAN - Jim Dot Ambition: To finish Woodlawn. Honors: Hi-Y '32. '33. ‘34; President, Vke Prcsidcnt and Treasurer Session Room; Bosket Ball 31, '38, '34; Class Basket Ball. EVELYN JOSEPHINE LONG- HWr Ambition: To reap friends by sowing smiles. Honors: Vestalian Literary Society '30; French Club '31. Girls' Athletic Club '32. '33; Home Economics Club '33. '34; President Home Economics Club '31; Basket Ball Team '33: Treasurer Session Room '31: Marshall '31 BLONDBLLE MAXWELL Dlondie Ambition: To smile in the face of the pangs of life and make the best of it. Honors: Euclidean Honor Society; (lirl Reserves: French Club; Woodlog Staff. Eighteen I I I � ■ :■ MX) CD LOG ■' KICIIARD EARLE McCAISB- 7rt Ambition: To get ;i job. WILLIAM JOHNSON McCALL Iron Man A mbit ion: To grow Honors. President of S. R. '31: Marshall; Usher '33. ”11; Latin '31. Edhonian Science Club '32. Visual AkI Club '34. SIDNEY ELIZABETH McCLKNIH N— ' Ambition: To do all the- things never done, and undo ull the things over done. Honors: Internatkin.il Club ’30; Spanish Club ’31. '32; Edison Kin Club ‘33; Home Economics Club 31, 35; Assistant Marshall Captain '34. ELOISE MeCl.UKE Wtrsit Ambition: Not to trouble trouble unless trouble troubles me. Honors: Treasurer Girl Reserves '32; Secretary Girl Reserves '33: Vice-President Sports Club ‘31 (Ramsay). EVELYN MeDERMOTT Kb Ambition: To do what I want to when I want to. Honors: Girls’ Athletic Club; French Club; Edisoniun Science Club; Orchestra. ANNETTE ELOISE MeGRIFP—“Ann Ambition: To travel. Honors: Junior Red Cross Club ”44; Marshall '31. ELIZABETH MEW BOURNE Tiny Ambition: To be or twit to be. Honors: Secretary Session Room '32; President. Vice President and Treasurer Home Economics Club; Girls Glee Club '31: “The Wonder Gate”; Lass of Limerick”; Pinafore ; Marshall. JOE DAVID MIGLIONICO—“Dart Ambition: To l e a doctor. Honors: Winner of red ribbon in Alabama State Fair for IxMiklet on Tariff ; Marshall; Banker in Session Room. DOROTHY LOUISE MILLER -Dot Ambition: To have an ambition. Honors: National Honor Society '34. Euclidean '33, 34; Secretary and Vice-President of Physical Education Honor Society: ('.iris’ Athletic Club ’32-'34; French Club '31; Letter Champion Basket Ball Team '33; Circus '32-'34; Tap Dance Team '33. '34; Secretary Session Room. BURNADETTE CATHERINE MONTGOMERY Monty Ambition: To live in a house by the side of the road and Ire a friend of man Honors: French Club 31. '32; Promethean ’32. ’33: A Cappella Choir 33. ’35; Marshall; “Pinafore ‘33. Glee Club '33-‘35 ROBERTA MOON Bobby Ambition To mine own self be true Honors: National Honor Society '34. Physical Education Honor Society '33, ’34; Girl Reserve Club; President. Vice-President ami Secretary of Session Room: Champion Basket Ball Team 43; Cymbling Clubbers Circus 32-'34; Tap Dance Team JAMES CECIL MORGAN Hrtter known as Jason Ambition: To have as much enjoyment and success in college and after life as I bad at Woodlown. Honors: Charter Member of “The Glider Cltih. sponsored by Mr W. II. Stoves in 1932; Member of The World Affairs Club ’34; Edisonian Science Club '32 E DN A MORRIS Blondit Ambition: To be as good as a blonde can l:e Honors. Secretary Session Room, French Club; Girls’ Glee Club: Pinafore”; Student Council '34; Presenter Senior Class '35; Wittiest Girl in Who's Who 41. KATHERINE LOU MORRIS-1 Boots' Ambition: To travel the Royal Road to Romance Honors: National Honor Society '34; Euclidean '33. '3t. Marshall '33. '34; Girl Reserve Club '31 41. 1 1 II a 1 fp a 1 Vri J ! U t 1 1 N infirm I 1935 '■ HOODIOl; ■' GEORGE CARROL MOSLEY- Pudd Ambition: Live and let live. Honors: Band: Orchestra: Lee Literary Club. FRANCES MOXLEY Frank Ambition: To Ixr one in a million rathei than one of a million. Honors: Girl Reserves '31; Girls' Athletic Club 33.'31. DAWSON MULLENS. Jr. Sperdy Ambition: To be a C. I . A. Honors: The Three Grace ; The Black Flnmingo ; The Poor Nut : Omicron Delta Honor Society. JULIUS NICHOLSON Hud Ambition: Not to be in the bath tub when Larly Luck knocks at my door. Honors: Hi-Y '33-'35; Civics Club '31; Ushers Club ’31. '35; President Session Room '32. '33. '31. '35; Football ‘33. '31; Student Court. ELEANOR O'HARA Prist” Ambition: To lx- a M.D. Honors: Marshall Ramsay); Secretary Sports Club ■ Ramsay ); Secretary Girl Reserves 32; Vice-President Girl Reserves '33; President Girl Reserves '31: Euclidean Honor Society; Girls' Glee Club; Secretary Senior Class; Concert '31. JOHN GILBERT OLVERA— Jack Ambition: To discover a method whereby studies may lx mastered without mental labor. Honors President Session Rtx m '33; National Honor Society; Ushers Club: French Club; Orchestra: Sym-phonia Club: Principal and Solo Clarinet of Band and Orchestra; All-High School Band and Orchestra 32-'31; Non-Commissioned Officer of R.O.T.C. Band. HELEN PHILLIPS Ambition: To succeed in one phase of life; that which destiny creates. Honors: R.O.T.C Sponsor; President. Vice-President. Secretary. Treasurer Session Room; Marshall; French Club: Promethean Club; Vestalian Club; Poor Nut ; Sportsmanship Committee. VIRGINIA ELIZABETH PCX.UK Dopey Ambition: Stand on the side of the road and watch myself go by. Honors: Physical Banker; Sjiortsmanship Committee '3t; Champion Education Society: ('.iris' Athletic Club; Basket Ball Team; Tatler Staff'33; Cymbling Clubber Circus; Tap Dance Team. LILLIE MAE PORTER Hun Ambition To thine ownseif be true, then thou cans'! not Ik- false to any man. Honors: Marshall 31; Bible Study Club '33; Served in Euclidean Honor Society; Girl Reserves Club '31; “Wooding Staff. MARGARET POTTER Martt Ambition: To win fame and fortune with my big has-, viol. ARLYN SINCLAIR POWELL Red Ambition: To go 'round the world Honors: Tatler Staff; Vice-President Nature Studv Club; Vice-President Session Room; Ushers Club '31; National Honor Society '31 EDDIE LEE HOWELL- “Weedy Ambition: To have a mind but not a map like Mr. Helms. Mwom; Lee '31. '32, 33; Edisoman ‘31; Vice-President J. T. RABUN Jay loss Ambition: Just hang around and wait until opportunilv knocks at my door Honors: Marshall; Tatler Representative. FRIEDA MARGARET REED Ambition. To he an ambitious as Dorothy Miller. Honors: Marshall; Glee Club; Girl Reserves. Twenty 1 I � t ■ WOCDLC CHAKLSENA ROSALIND REID Charlie “Snooks' Ambition: To attend Mr Harley Grnston's history claw and lind him talk mu about the history lesson instead of Greta Garbo and the movies Honors: Marshall three semesters. OPAL VENDELL ROBERTS— AW ” W « Ambition: I yn'm what I'll always Ik . Honors: Marshall two semesters; cv President S. R ; Banker twice. FRANCES ROBERTSON Blight Eytf Ambition: To think the best, to do the best, and exirect the best. Honors: President Civics Club '31: Secretary Civics Club '31; Vice-President Civics Club '32; Vice-President Phil icopltous Club '32; President Phihcophous Club '33; Secretary of Philkophoua Club '34; Sccrrtarv Session Room 31; Vice-President. President and Treasurer Session Room. TASKF.R SEGERS—“Funny Ambition: To make n lot of noise on my moto cycle ETHEL EMMVORVAL SHARP—“Sharp Ambition: To prove to the world that success comes in cans and failure in can'ts. Honors: Marshall. Assistant Cantuin. Captain; Reporter and Secretary World's Affairs Club. EDGAR BOMAR SHERII.L, Jr. - Sheriff Ambition: To find out who painted the black sea. Honors: Vice President, Secretary and Taller Representative Session Room. Critic and Vice-President I.cr Literary Society: Billion Dollar Band; R.O.T.C. Band; Symphonic Band; Orchestra. IIENRY SIMMONS—''• Pucker Ambition: To make Bine Crosby's salary l«x k sick. Honors: Black Flamingo ; Orator Senior Class. WILLIAM THERON SISSON Ambition: To be a very honorable guy and do n triple-lay-out back Hip. Honors: Member Visual Aid Club '31. '32. '33. President '31; Cheer l-eadcr '3-1; El Clube dc Espnnol '31; Marshall 3.4; Dramatic Club ’31; Apollo Club 31. RAYMOND CORNELIUS SMITH—''Caesar Ambition: To l c a doctor. Honors: President. Vice-President. Secretary and Treasurer Session Room; Orchestra; Symphonic Band; Clarinet Quartet; Won Birmingham News Scholarship. ELIZABETH BENNETT STARBUCK - Sissy Ambition: To make trace with necessity. Entered in 1931 STELLA ANGELA SUDDUTH— AngrT Ambition: To lie what my mother would have me to he Honors: Girl Reserves '30. '31; Athcnean Literary Society 32-'35; School Bank 34. '35. LOUIS LELAND SUDDUTH— ButUteup” Ambition: To he able to drink the wine of life with the gayest and not be intoxicated. Honors: President and Vice-President of Visual Aid Club; Secretary and Treasurer '32. '33. LOUISE SULSER Squeaky Ambition: To do my part and Ik Walter's best girl. Honors: Girl Reserves '31; Vcstalian Club '32; Athcnean Club '33. '34; Marshall. IRENE ODEI-LE SUMMERFORD Imp “Monkey” Ambition: To be the silver lining in someone's cloud. Honors: Marshall '32. '33. '34; Secretary S. R. '31; World's Adair Club. ■ 1 3 5 HCCDLCC WILLIAM SW ALLEY- MIC' Ambition To get my sheep-skin from Woodlawn Honors: A Camilla Choir; Tatlrr Staff. Advertising Manager Taller. LINDA I.EE TARRANT Ltmly Ambition To rut enough potatoes and to be tny own boss. ANNA ZENE TAYLOR LiltU Bit' Ambition: To learn why my Dad puts his hands in his pocket every time I approach him. WILLIAM HOUSTON THOMAS ■■ BUT Ambition: To be a gander and pick grass with a goose Honors Hi Y 3t; Phillips Literary and Dramatic Society '30: Traflic Club Secretary Trofhc Club s ; President Traffic Club 33: Class Basket Ball 32; Tatlcr Representative FRED NICHOLAS VANCE Ambition: To lly without wi AV tigs Honors: Traflic 'Club '31. ’32; Lettcrman Baseball; President Session Room; Taller Representative; Foot ball. Ushers Club ’31; Athletic Committee; Thrift Committee; Hi-Y President: Vice-President. Secretary and Treasurer Traflic Club. VALERIA WALKER Val Ambition To love and lx- loved. Honors: President. Vice-President. Secretary. and Tre isurcr Session Room; Nerts lo You ; “The Poor Nut ; The Christmas Play. JOSEPH CUSHMAN WARE Cush” Ambition: To tie n good drummer. Honors. Tatlcr Representative '30. 31. 32; Assistant Circulation Manager Tatlcr '32; Marshall '31; Lee l iterary Society 31; Band '32. '33. '31; R Q.T.C. Band '33. '3-1; Woodlog Staff '35. MARIAN ELIZABETH WEAVER -“Pony' Ambition: To be able to live my own life. Honors Marshall; Band. WILLIAM TARPLEY WELDEN— Wu a'' Ambition: To accumulate vast quantities of learned Honors. Phillips Literary ami Dramatic Society '30: Lee Literary Society '3l-'3l; Class Basket Ball '32; President Session Room 33; Class Football '32. '33. EARL AUGUSTUS WILSON— Hrtr Ambition: To see ourselves as others see us ” Honors: National Honor Society '33. '31. Euclidean Honor Society '33. '31; Ushers Club '34. ANDREW BERNARD WOODS—' Brmit' Ambition: To fly around the world. Honors: Edisonian Science Club '32. '33; Math Club 30. MARY FRANCES WOODS To never trouble trouble 'till trouble troubles Ambition: me Tu'tnty-Hco CHARLES ALVIN ZABEL '•CHasatnllr' Bruy Ambition To tint! out who killed the Dead Sea............. Honors: Rifle Team; Military Science Club; R O.l C '31: A. Y B. Club. I 9M : WCODLCG ■' MARCIA NELL ADAMS- - .V arg� V Ambition: To lx? an expert beauty operator ami help tile ladies of the day hnd their beauty. honors: Secretary Session Room 31; Treasurer 32; Marshall '31, '32. ’34; Girl Reserves. GRADY Ii. ADCOCK ‘T««rrM Ambition: To sell electric fans to the Eskimos Honors: Football'33. '31. Track '33.’34; Lettcrman 33. 34 IRMA JEAN ADDINGTON-— Snooks” Ambition: To scale the utmost heights in life. Honors: Girl Reserves and Edtsonian Science Club. Marshall three semesters. NELLE ANNE AKANS ‘Babe Ambition: To do what others can’t Honors: Session Room President ’31. ’34; Vice-President Wihesifu Club '3.3; Council '34; Marshall 31, ’32: Senior Girl Reserves; Secretary Student Body. IMOGENE Al.VERSON Fatty' Ambition: To vit on a tack and ruse to success. Honors: Business Manager of the Woodlog. ANNIE CORINNE ANDREWS- Conm, Ambition: 1 want to do unto others as 1 would have them do unto me. Honors: Marshall Captain '31. ’32. '31; Marshall Sec re tary '32; Gills’ Athletic Club '31. '32; Woodrow Wilson Debating Club '33, '34; Girls’ Debating Team '32; Vice-President Woodrow Wilson Debating Club '34; Vice President Session Room 34; Physical Educational Honor Society '34. '35; Secretary Physical Educational Honor Society '34, 35; Thalinn Dramatic Club '34, '35; Speakers Bureau ‘33, ’34; Girls' Physical Educational Letter '34. VELMA BAGGETT ”V7 Snooky Ambition: Give my thoughts no tongue. Honors• Secretary Session Room '31. '32, '34; Tatlcr Representative '33; Philicoplious Club '32. '33. '3-4; Vice-President Philicophous Club '32. 33; Club Re jwrter '34; Woodlog Staff '3-4. GEORGE BAILEY— Hot Tail Ambition: To lx? a nidio announcer. Honors: Traffic Club; French Club; World's Affair Club FRED LEE BASS. Jr Shorty Ambition: Live to make friends and outgrow my nickname. Honors: Radio Club '32. '33; Band ‘33. '34; Orchestra •34; Football '32. SATYE PEARL BE AIRD — Dumps’ ‘ Ambition: To get fat Honors: Officer in Blur Triangle Girl Reserves; Senior Girl Reserves; Marshall: Taller Representative EVELYN BISHOP Antel Ambition: To he a math teacher. Honors: Marshall. FRED BLANTON. Jr. Ambition: To attain success in whatever I undertake. Honors: Lee Literary Society '31; Spanish Club '32. '33: Thaiian Dramatic Club '33, 34, '35; President Thalinn Dramatic Club '34, Treasurer '34; Woodrow Wilson Debating Club '34; President Woodrow Wilson Debating Club '34; Oratorical Extempore Speaking Contest '33. '34: School Champion ’31; Euclidean Honor Society '33. '34, ’35; Omioron Della Honor Society '34. '35; National Honor Society '31. 35: Vice-President National Honor Society '34; Ushers Club '33. '34. '35; The Three Graces ; The Poor Nut : Speakers Buerau '32. '33, '34. '35: Ben Franklin”; Extempore Champion '35; Oratorical Champion 35. DOROTHY DONALD BLISS- . Ambition: To have bliss in my life us well as my name. Honors: Gilt Club ’33. '34; Speakers Bureau '33. '34. '35; Euclidean Honor Society '33. '31. '35; National Honor Society '34. '35; Marshall '33; Secretary Session Room '32: Concerts '32, '33; Girl Reserves '31, '32. '33; Utopian Club '33. '34. '35: Dramatic Club '34. '35; Student Council '34; Vice-President National Honor Society. MARVIN BORDERS Fntuy Knob-Ambition: To sell electric fan to the Eskimos. Tii rntv Ihrtr 1 935 WOODLOG ■ FRANK G BREWER. Jr. Ambition: To make a name in the field of radio. Honors: Marshall '31. '32. '33: Partritinn Radio Club; Football 14; CHARLES RICHARD BREWER “Coteboy” Brazier ”l)rr Ambition: To obtain the height of success and if there is a falling, may it be on Cotton Avenue Honors: Hi-Y '33. '34; Warblers '33. ’31; Fen and Ink '31. '32. '3:1; President S. R. '31. 32. '34: Football '31. ’32. ’33. ’34; President Warblers '34; Vice-President Pen and Ink ’32; Senior Vocalist HARVEY R. BROWN Shorty-Ambition: To grow to bo ti-feet and to learn French. Honors: Secretary of Scout Club; Orchestra. J. I). BROWN Rot-Ambit ion: To Ik- Governor of Alabama. Honors: Woodrow Wilson Delating Club ’31. ’32; President of Student Body '34; Sportsmanship Play '33. 34; A Marriage’Proposal '32; Three Graces ; The Poor Nut ; A Full House ; Radio Program ‘33. 34; Christmas Play; Civitan Contest; Omicron Delta Hanoi Soceity; Speakers Bureau; Ring Master Circus; Council '3S; How The Great Guest Came ; Debating Team '31. '33; Civitan Contest '35; Ben Franklin ; President Thalian Dramatic Club '35. I.ERA BURKE Lib Ambition: To lie v me thing. do nothing. ROBERT PERRY BURR Burr Head A mbit ion: Teach chorus girls how to step. Honors: Omicron Delta. Thespians; Masques; Three Graces”; Poor Nut '32, '33; Oratorical Contests: Extern portin' Shaking Contest '33; Christmas Play '33; Dust of the Road”; Marshall; Spanish Club; Ben Franklin.” GEORGE WASHINGTON BURT III George Ambition: To travel around the world in an airplane on a non-slop (light Honors: Football 31. '32. '33. '31: Baseball '31. 32; Basket Ball '31. '32: Vice-President S.R.; Hi-Y; Secretary Traffic Club; Marshall. RUTH BYRD— Bitdy Ambition: To be able to drive a street car as fast as I would like to. Honors: President S. R.; Sec retar tentative; FRED ALBERT CAGLE Haif a Mite Ambition To climb the North Pole. Honors Marshall '31. '32; Basket Ball Team '33. '34. '35; Track Team '33. '34. '35; President Spanish Club '33; President Session Room '31. HOMER CAP1 S K. O. Ambition: To pass English. DOUGLAS CARTER Done German Bottle Ambition To play the game as I think it should be played. Honors Hi-Y '33. '34: Ushers 34; Football '34; Track '34; President Civics Club '31. Let Literary Socielv '31; President S. R. '34; Vice-President S. R. '31. President S. R '31. '32: Band '31, '32, 33, '34; President Senior Class. BOB CARTLEGE W'eef Ambition: To get a chance to enter 1936 Olympic Games Honors: Session Room President, Banker and Treasurer. Physical Education Circus; Ht-Y HOWARD EUGENE CARROLL “Bull Stud “Stupid Ambition: 'Fo gel what 1 want when I want it Honors: Basket Ball '33. '34; Football '3t MILDRED LOUISE CHAPMAN Ambition; To Ik a great singer over radio. Honors: Girl Reserves; Euclidean Honor Society; Musical Concerts ’33, '34; Scrap Book Chairman; Senior Girls. President. resident S. R.; Secretary S. R.. Taller Repre-President. Secretary Civics Club. - 0 T wrnty-four 19 3 � 1 I H'CODLCG ■ PATT IE WADE CHEW Paf (Pictured at bottom of panel on left) Ambition: To screw my courage to a sticking place. Honors: President and Treasurer Blue Triangle; Twice Secretary S. R.: Treasurer of S. R.; National Honor Society '34. '35; Secretary National Honor Society; Euclidean Honor Society. MARTHA CHILDERS— Hilly Ambition: To attract lots of attention. Honors: Orchestra '32-'34: String Ensemble '32-'34; Operetta '32-'3l; Spring Festival 32-'35; Glee Club '32 35: Scrilwrlorus: ApolloClub: A Cappella Choir '33-’35; Fall Concert Soloist '34: Winner State Piano Contest 33; Senior Class Vocalist. LOLA CLUTTS Ambition: To hitch my typewriter to a star and type a hundred words a minute. Honors: Athcnean Literary Society. JANE COCHRANE Ambition: To learn how to make a noise WILLIS FLOY I) COCHKON - Burl Ambition: To become a physics professor Honors: President S. R. 31. Vice-President ’32. Treas urcr '31 MARJORIE IVALO COLE—‘‘Margie Ambition: To lie serious. Honors: President. Vice-President ami Representative in Prince and Princess Progress of Vestalian Literary Society; President Session Room '31, '32. '33. '35; Vice President ami Treasurer of Session Room; President Pen and Ink Club '31. '35; Vice-President Pen and Ink Club 34; Chairman Pen and Ink Club Vaudeville '34; Orchestra '31. '32; Chairman of Student Court ’33; Student Court '32; Athletic Committee: Euclidean Honor Society. VELMA BEATRICE COLEMAN -“Shorty Boby“ Ambition: To grow physically and mentally. Honors: Euclidean Honor Society ’33, '34. '35; Concert '33. MARY FRANCES COLLIER “Blondir AW Ambition: Go while the going is good. CLARA ELAINE COOTS—'“Cbotir “Cootit Hurt Ambition: To live in the house by the side of the road and lx a friend to man. Honors: Marshall Captain '31. '34; Spanish Club '31. ’32; Civics Club Secretary '31; Senior Girls' Reserve Secretary and Program Chairman; Speakers Bureau 33. '34; Thaliun Dramatic Club. MARGARET CORN “Jabbtr“ Ambition: To be quiet for once in my life. Honors: Marshall. WILLIAM W. CORN—‘W r Ambition: To finish High School in June 1935. Honors: President Session Room '32; Vice-President Session Room '31; Treasurer Session Room '33; Assistant Head Marshall '34: Pen and Ink Club ‘33. '34; Lee Literary Society '32. '33. '34, '35: Office Helper ”43. ’34. '35. ERRANTE COKINA- Rubinojf'' Ambition: To attain fame. Honors: Euclidean '33. '34: Orchestra ‘31-'35; Marshall '31; President S. R '35; Chairman la � t and Found Committee 35, GEORGE COURSON Ambition: To get what I want when I want it. Honors: President World Affairs Club 34; President Military Science Club '33. ’34; Vice-President Military Science Club 33. '34: Taller Representative Session Room. LEE NORA COX Ambition: To lx- able to polish the dark side of life when unable to find the bright sidc. Honors: Vice-President. Secretary. Treasurer S. R.: Marshall. ■ 1 9 3 5 ■ H'CCDLCG K % ELLIOTT M. CRANFORD— Jelly” Jack Ambition: To bo a street car conductor so I can loll teachers where to get off. Honors: President of Session Room '.HI-33; Spanish Club ’31-‘33: Ijx Club '32.-33. '34. THOMAS HAMILTON CREW - Trouble Ambition: To lx; my wife's law . Honors: Marshall ‘30-'33: Ut Literary Society 30-’33. Tennis Club 34; Band '31-'34. JAMES EDWARD CROOK Big Stuff Ambition: To make a non-slop flight in a wingless air- plane around the world. Honors: Science Club; Marshall four semesters ALFRED CROW Per li re'' Ambition: To gel out of Miss Bjorgo's History class To graduate. Honors: Vice-President. Secretary Print Club; 1 .cc Literary Society; Football Manager '33. ‘34: Basket Ball Manager 33; Track 32; Band '30. '31. '32 JOSEPII CROWDER— Buddie Ambition: To be Knute Hockney the second. Honors Vice-President of Session Room '31. '32; Fresh man Football '31. Vice-President of Utopian Science Club; Marshall; Taller Representative .•t mbit ion: DOROTHY DAMON - Dot To tnlk 3 Kl words a minute. ALMA JO DAVIS— Jo” Ambition: To take dictation Irom Miss Dearen and be able to read it back Honois: Marshall '32. '33. '31; Secretary of Session Room 33; Treasurer of Session Room '34; Circus ‘33. RUTH VIRGINIA DcARMAN Lillir Bit Ruthit Ambition: To Ik- loved more than I love. Honors: Council '34; Taller Representative- ‘31. '32. '33; Treasurer S R. '32. '33: Secretary S. R. '34; President S. R. 34; Sportsmanship Committee; Vice-President Spanish Club; Girl Reserves; Promethean Club; Pinafore ; Nifty Shoppe ; Glee Club; Concerts '32. '31; President S. R. '35. HELEN DENSON Penit” Ambition: To reach the height of success without climbing. Honois: Secretary of Session Room. FRANK S. DOTZHEIMER - Dots Ambition: To attain heights in engineering Honors Secretary of Session Room. Marshall; Spanish Club. TERRELL EARL Curly Ambition: To be and not to seem Honors: Woodrow Wilson Debating Club; Pen nntl Ink Club; Secretary of National Honor Society. EUGENE EDWARDS—''Grttt Ambition; To live to see the day when there will be no Shakcsjwarian plays studied in High Scliool. Honors: Music Concert '34; Secretary S. R. ESTELLE ELLARD Ambition: No heights of fame, but an honest name Honors: Euclidean Honor Society; Treasurer S. R ; Edisoman Science Club. ARTHUR McDonald ELLIS. Jr- Son Ambition: To be a street car conductor and tell the teachers where to get olf. Honors: Track '32; Baseball '33; Football '32; Hi-Y; Dramatic Club; Ushers; Lee Literary Society: Traffic Club. ■ 1934 ■ Turnty-six '■ WCCDLOG ' NANNIE JO EVANS - Sis' Punk Ambition: To take short Itand as fast as Miss Dearen gives it and be able to transcribe it correctly llonurx: Concert '32. A mbit ton: Honors: AUDREY FAI.KNER Captain To always choose the sunny side of life Woodlog Staff. Captain of Gym Class MILLIE FRANCES FAULKNER Miektv Ambition: To follow knowledge like a sinking star Honors: National Honor Society: Euclidean Honor Society: Vice-President of Edisonian Science Club; Vice-President of Session Room; President of Civic Classes: Marshall '31: Christman Concert; Pinafore ; The Nifty Shoppe. PELHAM B. FOWLER Gink Ambition: To so live that when 1 am gone oomcom will say. It is well that he passed this way.” Honors: Warblers Club; Quartet. Science Club: Edisonian Science Club; Music Concert '34. EARL FULLER— Tit:bt Ambition: To lie ii great chemist. DICK GAITHER— Diuy Ambition: Shovel clouds instead of coal after I'm dead Honors: Secretary nnd Treasurer of Lee Literary Society President and Vice-President of Session Room: Foot ball '34. MARION FRANCES GAMMON- Dimples Ambition: To reduce. Honors: Wihcscfu Girl Reserves; Senior Girl Reserve -. French Club. TRAVIS GORMAN Ambition: To sing. WILFRED G ASS A W A Y— Foots Ambition. Man about town. Honors: Vice-President. Treasurer, and Taller Representative of Session Room; Vice-President and Treasurer of Science Club. CARROLL I). GILBERT— Halj-Miltr Ambition: To be a teacher Honors: Letter in Football '34: Letter in Track 34. Ambition: MILDRED GILLEY - Gilley Have more friends than money but hose plenty of money, loo. Honors: Concert '34; “Nifty Shoppe ; Glee Club '33. 31 KATHERINE GILMAN Kitty Holt Pint Ambition: To bo an expert speller. Honors: Commercial Club '33. '34; Marshall; Jr. Rc:l Cross. GLADYS GOLDSTEIN To have the traits that I most admire in Ambition: others. Honors: Member Athcnean Literary’ Society. ELIZABETH GOSS— Libby Ambition: To go to work at one, have an Itour for lunch. and get olf at two. Honots: Secretary Blue Triangle Girl Reserves; Concert '32. '31: Pinafore : Nifty Shoppe ; Glee Club '32. '33. '34. Tnrnly-snrn ;■ I O 3 .5 M: m WCCDLCG ■ ANNIE FLORENCE GRANGER Half Finf Ambition: To In a sclwxil teacher. Honors: Concert '33. 34. FARNSWORTH EUSE 11AIRSTON— Suitin'' Ambition. To l e an author of a best seller. Honors: Concert 31. '32; Tatlcr St all- '33. '34; Girl Rcscrv.-s; Junior Red Cross Clul ; Vio President Scrihlentx Clul ; Piano Recital '31. '32. 33. JAMES A. HAIRSTON- oto Ambition. To make sawdust out of the Board of Education.” Honors: Football '31 -'33. Basket Ball and Track. ALTON LAMAR HAMILTON Rat Hamilton Ambition: To sell Eskimo Pies at the North Pole Honors: Marshall '32, 33; Edixomau Science Club; Civics Club. MARY POPE HARALSON-- Mayde Ambition: To have a small jrlace in everybody's heart and a large place in somebody’ . Honors: Marshall ’32: One Act Christmas Play 31; Althcan '31. '32. '33. 34; Dramatic Club 33. '34; Vice-President S. R. WILLIAM GRAY HARGETT Country Ambition: To be a bookkeejXT Honors: Treasurer of Session Room ‘32; Marshall 33. '3-1 LILLIAN RUTH HARPER Ambition: To strive, to seek, to find—and not to yield,” Honors: Vestalian Literary Society ’31, '32. '33. '34. '35; Marshall '31. '32; Vice-President Session Room '32; Secretary Session Room '33. LATKELLE HARRIS— C. F. O. Ambition: Try and gel it. Honors: Girl Reserve ; Girls' Basket Ball. Freshman and Soph more Team THOMAS HATTER—'''Hi Hat Ambition: To play solo clarinet in the Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra Honors: Band; Orchestra. LUCY ANN HEATON Lucy Ambition: To Ire or not to lx-. Honors: Session Room Secretary; Circus '32. '33; Captain of Gym Class. EMILY KATHERINE HESS—” Kit Ambition: To learn to talk fast enough to please my teachers. Honors: Vice-President. Secretary and Treasurer of Session Room; Marshall; Orchestra '31; Vice-President and Secretary of Blue Triangle Girl Reserves; Evans Girl Reserves: Senior Girl Reserves; Euclidean Honor Society; Philosophy Club; Thalian Dramatic Club. JEANNE ELIZABETH HOLMES Ambition: To lind the key to my golden opportunities Honors: President, Vice-President. Secretary Session Room; Secretary Vestalian. Promethean Clubs; Taller Representative; Vice-President S. R ; Secretary Senior Short hand Class SARAH ELIZABETH HOOD— Se Zv Gal Ambition: To talk as long as I want to. Honors: Wihescfu Girl Reserves GERTRUDE CHRISTINE HOWARD Ambition: To live life to its. fullest gain. always seeing the sunshine through the rain. Honors: Concert '33. 193 5 ■ ■ WCCDLC6 ■ ARMINDA HOWELL Memta Ambition: To climb and climb until I reach the height of success. Honors: Concert '32. 33; Girl Reserves 22, '33. '31; Nifty Shoppe ’32. THOMAS DANIEL HUGHES— Hawk Eye Ambition: Paint the North Pole red. white, and blue Star Pupil of the Detention Room. GLENN INZER—“ Mu Ambition: To have Mick hair. MILDRED MARIE JACKSON Ambition: To find success not so much by sitting up nights, as by being awake in the daytime. Honors: Treasurer Girl Reserves; Althean Literary Club, MARJORIE JAR RETT - Little Bit Mari: Ambition: To sit on the fence of life without collecting splinters. Honors: Assistant Cheer Leader 31, ’32; Hanker 31. '34: ()| eretta 31, ’32. '33; Physical Education 33. II; Baseball Club Vaudeville ’31: Girls Glee Club 32. 33; Girls’ Athletic Club 31-‘34: Tap Team 34; Baseball 33. 34; Volley Ball 33. ‘31; Basket Ball 33. ’34. MORGAN W. JENNINGS Titter Ambition: To find a salve for Carlyse’s Burns. Honors: Marshall 31. 32, 34; late Literary Society 32, ’33, '31; Boys’ Glee Club 31. MARY JOHNSON Frettie” Ambition: To attain success in business Honors: Blue Triangle Girl Reserves ’31. 32: Wihcscfu Club 32, 33; Senior Girl Reserves Club ’34. ’35; Operetta ’31. DOUGLAS JONES—' long ’ Ambition: To be or not to be what 1 aim to be. Honors: Marshall; Secretary and Treasurer of Pen and Ink Club ’31. RUTH JONES— ’ Rut hie Ambition: To grow tall. IRENE NEWMAN JORDAN - •Skidoonx’ Ambition: To be better in what I do than anyone else Honors: Vice-President Session Room; Taller Representative; President Blue Triangle Girl Reserves; Vice-President Girl Reserves: Secretary Dramatic Club; Vice-President National Honor Society: Girls' Glee Club; The Three Graces ; “The Bad Penny ; “Pinafore ; Nifty Shoppe ; Orchestra; Apollo Club; Philosophy Club; President National Honor Society: Ben Frank tin''; Polo JOHN EDWARD KELSER. Jr. Jack Kelso” Kayo Ambition: To Ik as immaculate as Mr. Grasion. Honors: Band 31. '32. ’33. 31: R.O.T.C Band ’33. 34; Marshall ’31- 33; Taller Staff 34; Vice-President Session Room '32; Lee Literary Society 31. '32; Wood-row Wilson Debating Club '34; World Affairs Club '34. '35: Woodlog Stall 35; Ben Franklin. KITTY BAKER LACY Kitten Kay Baker “Kit Ambition: To l� c assistant drum major. Horton Council '31; Althean Literary Society '31. '32; Treasurer Girl Reserves '33. '34; President Interclub Council 33: Three Graces”: Black Flamingo”; Poor Nut ; Secretary Pen and Ink Club 34; Euclidean Honor Society; Vice-President of Session Room '31. '32; Thalian Dramatic Club; Omlcron Delta Honor Society; President S. R. '35; Tlie Trysting Place”: How The Great Cum Came ; Secretary Thalian Dramatic Club; Sjxmsor R.O.T.C. EDNA LAKE— Little Bit-Ambition: To grow tall. ANNA MARGUERITE LAMAR Molly Marne Ambition: To find my life's career and follow it Honors: Marshall '31. '32; Girl Reserves '30, '31. '32; Girls' Athletic Club '33. 34; Captain Girls' Baseball Team '31; Girls' Athletic Honor Society '31; ('.iris' Athletic Letter 34. Twenty-nine m 1935 ■ ■ WCODUOG ■ WILLIAM ISAAC LANE—'‘Steamboat” Ambition To take six weeks trip to Blow Gourd. Honors: Edisoninn Science Club; President. Vice-President. Secretary of Session Room; Ili-Y Club ROBERT EDWARD LAWRENCE “Loebinrar” ‘‘Cotton” “Com Silk” Ambition: To drift effervescently, a solitary iota, through the esophagus of touynnt atmosphere of success. Senior Class Artist. FRANCES ELIZABETH LILES — Buttercup Ambition. To do and do and do. Honors: Reporter Pen and Ink Club; Corresponding Secretary of Scriblerous Club; Humor Editor of Taller; Program Chairman ol Girl Reserves; President of ScribloruR. EDITH LITTLEJOHN “Tuts” Ambition: To see myself as others see me—anti survive ■Honors French Club ”10. 31; G A, C. 32. 33; Marshall '30-'32; Chici Leader 32-’3I; Basket Ball ’30-'32: Cymbling Clubltcrs Circus ‘32; Promethean Club 31; Volley Ball 31 33; Baseball 31 33; Banker 32. FAY LITTLEJOHN “Johnnie Ambition: To be an artist. Honors: Euclidean Honor Society; Veslahan Club; Althean Club. MARY DEAN LOG A N— Dim frits” Ambition: To lie an old maid Honors: Althean Club; Marshall; Girl Reserves; French Club; Short Story Club. JAMES THOMAS MATHEWS— Red Ambition: To lx- a man of means Honors: Marshall spring 32. DORIS MARTIN Dot” Ambition: To live long and grow short. Honors: Euclidean Honor Society; Vice-President Pro- methean Club; President S R.; Marshall; Taller Representative; Treasurer Promethean; Taller Representative 35. MILTON M cCOM BS— ‘Mick” Ambition: To find the guy that rode a mule around the world. Honors: President. Vice-President, and Secretary Session Room; Ili-Y; Ushers Club. louise McConnell— Lindy .««•• Ambition: To l� e always up and coming. JESOLA McCROSKEY—“Toots” Ambition: To Ik- and not to seem. Honors: President Promethean Club '33; Vice-President Promethean Club 34; Secretary Promethean Club '34; Taller Representative FRANCES LUCILLE McPI 111.LI PS—”Cil lr Ambition: To always be ambitious Honors: President and Secretary Girl Reserves: Dramatic Club; Euclidean Honor Society; National Honor Society. MINNIE CORTEZ MOOR “Sooky” Ambition: To live a long time and ! e useful. Honors: Althean Club; World’s Affairs Club; Dramatic Club; Euclidean Honor Society; National Honor Society; Taller Representative. CLAIRE MOOR “Pinky Ambition: To teach the offspring of Woodlawn High School’s faculty. Honors: President Pierian Club ’34; Promethean Literary Society ’31. ’32: Patrician Club ’33; Girls’ Athletic Club 34; Three times Captain of Gym Class; Gym Circus '33; ’31; Basket Ball Team 34. I 1 J 3 ■ WCCDLCG ■ SARA EVELYN MOORE Jrsur Ambition: To find one Illinois. Marshall. Vice-President Pen and Ink Club; Secretary. Treasurer and President of Session Room. EUGENE MORGAN Sonny' Ambition: To have nil grammar abolished from High School courses. Honors: Physical Education Circus 34 JAMES A. MORI ARTY, Ji Jim Irish Ambition: To develop tact. Illinois: Hi-Y '31: Football '33. '34; Edisoman Scienci-Club '32 DAN FRANCIS MURNANE- Doe Ambition I dare do nil that may become a man Honors: President, Vice-President. Secretary and Treas urer of Traffic Club; Secretary Session Room: Marshall; Varsity Baseball 33. 34; l-etterman '31: Drum Major Woodfnwn II. S. Band and R.O.T.C. Band; Orchestra; Black Flamingo ; The Poor Nut”: Honorary Member Architecture Club of America: Thnlian Dramatic Club; Editor hi Chief of Wooding ; Civil an Oratorical: Asst Sports Editor Toiler: Ben Franklin . Woodrow Wilson Debating Club: How the Great Guest Came.” LEITH ELLIS MURPHREE, Jr.— Scotty Ambition: To sit on a tack and rise to success. Illinois: Marshall Captain '31. '32; Lee Literary Society '33: Woodrow Wilson Delating Club 33. '31. '35; Thnlian Dramatic Club '33. '31. '35; Traffic Club 32: Ushers Club '33. ‘31, 35; Euclidean Honor Society '33. '3-1. '35; Vice-President, Secretary S. R.; Tlw P«x� r Nut '34; Vice-President Senior Class; Hi-Y. VOGENE NEAL—1 Jtan Ttxas Ambition: To succeed in some field of Home Economics. Honors: Winner Cooking Contest. Shawnee, Oklahoma '30; Delegate to State Contest '30; Girls' Pep Squad '30; Spanish Club '32; Marshall '34; Home Economics Club '33, 34; Vice-President 34. I). R NEWMAN. Jr. l)i:iy Ambition: To graduate in less than six years. Honors. Marshall ft. EVELYN NOFTS1NGER Erf' Ambition: To have stupendous fame in plays. Honors: Girl Reserves; Service Chairman: Devotion Chairman; Pinafore ; The Nifty Shoppe . Concert ‘32. PAUL J. OAKLEY— Oak Ambition: To sell ice to the Eskimos. Honors: Marshall: Marshall Captain; Treasurer of World Affair Club: Civic Club. MARY ELIZABETH O'NEILl. — fill Ambition: To be private secretary- to the big lx . .'' Honors: Marshall two terms; Promethean Club: Secretary of Session R«x� m. PRATT OSBORNE Pratt City Ambition: To be or not to be. F. J PARSONS— Parson Ambition: See the return of prosperity. LEROY PATTERSON— Chink Ambition: To be one step ahead of the other fellow. Honors: Lee Literary Society '33. '31: Marshall '31; Baseball '31: Print Club; Basket Ball 35; Baseball '33; Marshall 35. CECIL PELHAM Lanky •Xinbiliori: To lie able to tame a beautiful red head. Hanois: Woodrow Wilson Debating Club; Boys' Glee Club; Vice-President Tennis Club; Tennis Team '33. '34; Leltcrman '33. '34; French Club; Dramatic Club; The Golden Trail '■ WCCDLCG ■' f m FRANCES EDITH PELHAM - Fran Ambition: To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. Honors: National Honor Society; Euclidean Honor Society; President Vestal inn Literary Society; Vice-President Vcstalian Society; TatJcr Reporter of Vc ta-lian Litefary Society; President. Vice-President. Secretary and Treasurer of Session Room; Dramatic Club: “The Poor Nut : Ben Franklin. FRANK PETTUS— Ptta Ambition: To Ik nhle to use some of t hose sixteen cylinder worth, that How freely from Mr Grnston. Honars Band 31. ’32; Marshall. ELIZABETH PHARO Librtk Ambition: To find a place in everyone's heart and prove to the people I’m not stuck-up. WILLIE MAE PIERCE “Sut Ambition: To have and to hold and never grow old. Honors: Girl Reserves ’31. 32; Secretary and Treasurer S. R. 31. ‘32, Concert ‘33. SARA KVH.INE PINNELL Sara Jam-Ambition: To ixmnd a typewriter without mistakes Honors: Athenean Club '31-’3L Thalian Dramatic Club '32-'3t: Thespians '31; Streakers Bureau '33. '3t. Black Flamingo 34: Marshall '31-’31. JAMES EARL POSEY Jimmie Ambition: Successor to Professor Einstein. Honors: Secretary of Session Room: Tennis Club Prcut-dent; Marshall: Letter in Tennis Team. WILLIAM JOHNSTON POWERS Ambition To accomplish something truly worthwhile. Honors: Secretary Woodrow Wilson; Vice-President Woodrow Wilson; Secretary Euclidean; President of Euclidean: Usher; Debating ream; “The Three Graces ; The Poor Nut ; Sportsmanship Hay '34; How The Great Guest Came ; Marshall; Treasurer S, R.; President Euclidean; Senior Class Orator. JOHN LAWSON PRESCOTT Johnny Ambition: To live in a house by the side of the road and tc a friend to humanity. Honors Usher . '33. 34. 35: Hi-Y 34. '35; Warblers '33. '34, '35; President S R. ’31. '32; The Royal Family ; '31; Call of tin Banshee” '32; Three Graces” '33: The Poor Nut 34; Nerts To You '31; Secretary Ushers '3t; Treasurer S. R. '34; Treasurer Patrician Club ‘32; Toastmaster Football Banquet '34; Speakers Bureau. JOHN DOYAL PRINCE Hitch C Skttts Ambition: To sail the ocean blue to fame as did Columbus in Fourteen Hundred Ninety-two. Honors Orchestra '31. '32; Band 32-‘35; Euclidean '33-'35; Woodrow Wilson Debating Club '32 35; Irvine Short Story Club '31, '32; Treasurer S R. '31; Treasurer Woodrow Wilson Debating Club ’33. 34; The Three Graces ; Tatler Representative ’32. 33; Thalian Dramatic Club ‘33. ’34; Eagle Scout; Trade ’35 BEATRICE RAY H ally Ambition: To live, love, and be happy. Honors: President and Vice-President of Session Room; Secretary Patrician Club; Marshall: Girls’ (dee Club; Pinafore.” L. W. RIDENHOUR— Ripple Ambition: To do something. Honors: President Spanish Club twice; Military Science Club; First Sergeant R O.T.C.; Marshall t wo semesters; Second Lieutenant R.O.T.C PAULINE ROBINSON Folly Ambition To find one. Honors- President and Vice-President Session Room; Marshall; Critic Althcan Club; Treasurer Althean FRANKLIN CHARLES ROOK Frank Ambition: To become a graduate chemist. Honors: Vice-President of History Club ’31; Secretary Session Room ’31. ’32; President Session Room ’32. '33. '3-1; Sportsmanship Committee '32. '33; Thrift Committee '34; President of Utopian Science Club 33. Vice-sic ipi (dub '34; Art Editor of Tatler; Sergeant of Arms of :opi: President Utopian Science Club '33; Sergeant at Arms. Utopian Science Club 34; President of Pen and Ink San at To seek, to find, to save, to hold, and never Council '33 RUBYE HAZEL ROWE A mbit ion: lose.” Honors: Marshall '31. '32. '33; Althean Literary Society '31. 32; Junior Red Cross Club '33; Althean Literary Society 34; Gym Pianist '34; Secretary Althean; Senior Class Pianist. tnrty tico ■ 1933 ft ' H( €l l C i ■' MILDRED RUSH—' Millie' Ambition: To get what 1 want when I want it, ami want what I get when I net it Honors: Vice-President Session Room 31; Girl Reserve 31; Marshall '31. '32. '33. 34; Civic Club '32; Phillips Short Story Club '32, 33: Marshal! Captain '33. 34; A CappcllaChoir '34: Althcnn Literary Society '31. ARTHUR CLAYTON SANSING “Ail Ambition. To have others do unto me as 1 do to them Honors: Lee Literary Society; Traffic Club; Band; K.O T.C Band; The Poor Nut SHELTON SAXON- Fue Ambition: To lake Lombardo's place. Honors: Orchestra Club. JULIA ELIZABETH SAWYER -“Jwiit' Ambition: To he a stenographer. Honors: Treasurer of VesUilian Literary Society; Secretary Session Room '34; Euclidean Honor Society. JOHN WILLIAM SCHNEIDER “Wnldit Ambition: To be true to myself and my friends. Honors: President S R. '32; Vice-President S. R '31. Secretary S. R. '33; Treasurer S R ; Taller Representative '32; Vice-President Civics Club '32; Cheer Leader '33. '31. LOUISE ELIZABETH SEAY “Dumfrlins rnbition: To learn to make buseiuts so that I can remove them from the oven without help. Honors: Won first premium in State Fair on Canned Foods. VIRGINIA EUWIN SEYFORTH ‘ Jena Ambition: To carry a small purse. Honors: Girl Reserves Club; Treasurer Session Room: Secretary of Junior Red Cross; Treasurer of Junior Red Cross; President of Junior Red Cross: Sponsor Football Team '33; Secretary Session Room '35 GEORGE SHEPHERD “Shrf Ambition To make sawdust out of the Board of Education. Honors: Vice-President Military Science Club; Rifle Team '35. MARGARET LITTLE SHURBET-“Cite Ambition: To be an artist. Honors: President Commercial Club '33; Secretary of Session Room '30, '31. '32;. MARY MARSHALL!-: SHIPLEY Min Ambition To see myself as others see me and survive. Honors: Marshall '32. '33; Althean Club 31. '32. '34; Recording Secretary '34; Red Cross Club 33, MARTHA SHAW— Mot Ambition: To travel. Honors: Vice-President Literary Society; Secretary Ses- sion Room. DOROTHY ANNETTE SIMMONS-A mbit ion: To fill my place well. Honors: Orchestra; Ensemble Club. Dot WILLIAM ROY SIZEMORE— ’’Specks Ambition To have hair like Mr Graston. Honors: Euclidean Honor Society; Vice-President Euclidean 34; Taller Start '34; Associate Editor '34; Usher of Utopian Club; Sergeant at Arms Dramatic Club '.‘13; The Happy Prince”; The Three Graces : The Poor Nut”; Demiting Team '34. BILLIE BELLE SMITH—“BUT' Willir Ambition: To get the best out of life Honors: President Session Room ’30; Vice-President Session Room '33. '34: Secretary Session Room '31, '32: Promethean Club '33, '34; President Promethean Club '34: Miss Woodlawn '33; Sponsor Hi-Y '32; Sponsor R.O.T.C '32. '33. '34; Sponsor Football '34; Popularity Contest '34; Beauty Queen '35. Thirl v-thrrr 1JJ5 WCCDLCC Thirty-four DANIEL SMITH Don Ambition: To make the name of South famous (.). Y. SPOONER Spooner” Ambition: , To straighten the leaning tower of Pisa. LEONARD JAMES STATHAM Lmnir Ambition: To be the designer of n bridge to cross the Atlantic. Honors: Lee Literary Society; Pen and Ink Club; Banker '31; Entrants in Art and Machine Shop Exhibits. JACK ELLIS STRANGE Chicken Ambition: To have u larger vocabulary than Harlev Honors: Hi-Y; History Club: Apollo Club; Pinafore Nifty Shoppe ; Class Football; Marshall; President and Secretary Session Room. RAYMOND HERMAN SULSKK Sarah Ambition. To heat Bing Crosby at Ins own game Honors: Euclidean; Marshall; '31. '32; Treasurer Session Room. KATHRINE HORTENSE SUMMERS 'Monkey'' “Tensy” Ambition To acquire a reputation of lieing industrious without any effort on my part. Honors: Euclidean Honoi Society '33. '31. '35. Gtr! Reserves '31. '32; Concert '33; Treasurer of Session Room '31; Marshall 35 BILLIE SETTLES Grade Ambition: To prove to people that I'm not conceited Honors: Girls' Athletic Club; Promethean Club; Glee Club; Marshall: Treasurer Session Room. Nifty Shoppe : Golden Trail ; Pinafore. FRANCES TAYLOR Ambition: To be a Hero’s Shero. Honors: Marshall 31; Girls' Athletic Club '3l-'33; Spanish Club '31 A 1NES THOM AS— Horsey-Ambition: To dream and make my dreams come true. Honors: Girls’ Athletic Club '.31 -‘31; Vice-President '31. Club Letter '32; Two School Letters '32. '33; Physical Education Circus '33. '34; Baseball Club Vaudeville '34; Baseball Team '31 -'34; Basket Ball Team '31-’31. Championship ’31-33; Tap Team ’31; Marshall '31; Volley Ball 31 '34. CASSIUS THOMAS— Buster Ambition: To express what I really think. Honors: President Print Club; Hi-Y; Football Manage- 33; Baseball Team '33; Football '24: Track '31; Treasurer Session Room DOROTHY THOMAS— Dot Ambition. To prove I'm not as fickle a people think 1 am. Honors. Girls' Athletic Club; Promethean Club. Girls' Glee Club; Marshall; Secretary Session Room: Cheerleader '33, '31, The Golden Trail ; Pinafore. IRIS DUDLEY THOMAS— ' Ambition: Huh? Honors President Session Room '34; Vice-President of Session Room '31. '32. '31; Secretary Session Room '33; Secretary Vcstalinn Literary Society; Critic Vestalian Literary Society; Member of Vestalian Literary Society ‘31, '32; Member of Thalian Dramatic Club '31-'34; Vice-President Dramatic Club '34: Concert '31. '32: Operetta Pinafore '32: Speakers Bureau '32-'3t: Three Graces '33; In run-ofl for Secretary Student Body Spring '34; Member of Masquers; Member Omicron Delta Honor Society: Full House Spring 34: President Girl Reserves Club ’31; Tatlcr Stall Fall '31; Member Senior Girl Reserves Club '34, '35; Chairman Club Committee Spring-Fall '34; Member of Student Council Spring-Fall '34; President Omicron Delta; Trysling Place ; Pals. BRENDA ELIZABETH THORNTON Bit Ambition: To reach the top. Honors: President and Vice-President Girl Reserves; Euclidean Honor Society; Vice-President. Secretary and Treasurer of Session Room; Marshall Captain '31; Council Representative for Marshall Force; Promethean Club; Apollo Club; Head Marshall '35. MILDRED TIPPEN Trip Ambition: To have some of my day dreams liecomc realities. Honors Girl Reserves '31. '32. '34; Secretary Session Room '32. '33; Phillips Short Story '33: Orchestra '32. 1 933 WOCDLCS WII.MA JEAN TOWNLEY— M« 7uto“ -Clumt, Amfttfiosi To dmT opportunity to tocctm without runr.inr in on a flat tire. LOTTIE BK1.I.E TtX'KKI -Lotso floor ' Am6t(m i To hr the best o what I am Honor Secretary Hotsr Ecoookbc Oub 31; Marshall 32. 33. Girl AthlrtJC Club 32. 33; Home Econocrar. Club 33. ’34. ROBERT L TUCKER -“«• Am bilion Aim high. shoot hard. Honor : Utopian Sotact Club WILBUR TUCKER--ftWo AbMim To find oor Honor Batten 32. 33. Unman 33; Vu Prudent Lrr Literary Society; MvthaC IRIS TURNER—“ iy Awh iM To hr a •rrorsd Malear Cone Honor Secretary S. R 32. Treasurer S R 33. MarriuS '34; Girl Rnrr.o Club; Eodadran Hoax Soottjr; Srcntary EacWrm. Secretary Smear Got Roms MARVIN WALLACE—1Tw. .4wMim.‘ To be a street car coodoctor «o I car, trfl thr teachers where to |et off. MARY WALLS— 3 wrr� -To be the ongaaai onjmter _____ Marshall 31. 32. 33; Treasurer Secretary Senates Room. o4 onpaliiy MARIAN MAXINE WARE— ■Iwfcfiw: To live and be Sored. fawu Ednocua Some Oub 33. World Alan Oaf. 34. er President World .Affairs Osh GEORGE B WEAVER— Gm Boc AooMioou: To be a great doctor Honor Marshall. Science Club. Warhkrs CVaS; Boys GW Club, WILLIAM WE TR --«,r AbWm Ltt a thrjwsand years. Honori Member of Scariest Cooarff 33. 32. Orchestra 31. 32. 34; Vxe hrtria Scwuoe Rood 32; Eatehr Club J1. 32: 33 MADGE WELDON— %tov Arina: To be the to cook bncstt by tsyseif MARY ALICE WELLS—So+T ‘5Ww . ■ ! � ■To brre thought wrrhoct toer. Honor Taeler Rrgttstaot.ic H. H.Awtrf Ortaia tan Mracrr 32. 33. Creator Ma aer 34. Secretary Snrann Room 33. Tn-Preidat Seance Kan 33 PfoujtBf Sam Reese: 34 Praritst Ha� Eanoeao drib 3S. Taeler Crtriiba Hao r CARL WHALEY'—-Wtove Boh AmbtOou To be saore Sfce ay fat bp-. Honor IVarittf Soma Erta Gkebi 1er-Phsric!'. Sana Rmo. GW Osh. World Rnxo Clue JOHN WHITE— ® toby Honor Faadril. Letter-sum 34. l iAen Cat. Tmrt - rw ■ 13ii WCCDLCG VIRGINIA WHITEHURST ‘Ginger’ Ambition: To be ;i good stenographer. Honors: Marshall. HELEN ELIZABETH WHITSON LillU tit“ ”Little Whitson Ambition: To someday be an interior decorator. ..I I M MM 'OO 0A Honors: Girls' Athletic Club ’31. ‘32. '33. '31. Girls Gym Letter. Heart of a Pirate Oiief '31; Gym C'ircuv ■31. '32: Marshall '32. FLORA MAE YOUNG Snooks' Ambition. To always smile and he worth while. Honors: Dramatic Club; Vcstalian Literary Society; Treasurer. Reporter, Critic ol Blue Triangle Girl Reserves; Secretary, Treasurer and Taller Representative Session Room. Marshall; The ThreeGraces , The Bad Penny ; The Poor Nut ; Nifty Shoppe ; Apollo Club; Senior Girl Reserves; Ben Franklin ; Prophet Senior Class; Vice-President Session Room: Treasurer Senior Girl Reserves. JOHN WOOD Woody Ambition: That is the question Honors: Vice-President World Affairs Club MABLE WRIGHT Mob Ambition: To lie a great actress on Broadway. Honors: Apollo Club; Vestalian Club; Dramatic Club; Marshall; Music Concert; The Three Graces ; Neria To You ; The Poor Nut ; Speakers Bureau; Secretary Omicron Delta Honor Society: Ben Franklin ; Chairman Sportsmanship Committee '35; Winner Typing Contest '35. Seniors whose pictirer. do not appear above. Fall Term HARMAN ELLIS DORIS REGIE MILLER Sfitinii Term JAMES B. (JAINS. JR MARY KATHLEEN GRAVES LAWRENCE EDWIN HUGHES. JR GORDON LONG OLEN R. PULLEN MYRTLE ROGERS Thirty-six M 133 3 ■; . ■ WCCDIOG ' National Honor Society Ellsworth Fletcher Fred Blanton. Jr. Ben Brooks Pattie Wade Chew Terrel Earl Irene Jordan President Vice- President Treasurer Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Secretary Public Affairs Karl Wilson, Charles Hamrick, Jack Olvera, Francis Garrett. Dorothy Bliss. Mildred Hanling, Dorothy Miller. Katherine Morris, Roberta Moon. Thelma Brown. Elbert Hall. Ary In Powell. Anita Durham. Carolyn Copeland, Millie Faulkner. Frances Pelham. Cortez Moor, Lucile McPhillips, Effie Whisenant, Alice Waters Miss Furr Sponsor Thirlyritkt 1 9 I i ■ Thirty-m tt WOCDLCG ■ Fall Term Franklin Rook Marjorie Cole Evelyn Moore Douglas Jones Terrell Earl Frances Lyles Pen Ink Club Officers President First Vice-President Second Vice-President Secretary T reasurer Reporter Spring Term Marjorie Cole Faye Littlejohn Terrell Earl Evelyn Moore Lillie Sue McPherson Frances Lyles OTHER MEMBERS Tom Crow, Joann Persons. Leonard Statham, William Corn William Kennedy. Douglas Jones Miss Farnham Sponsor 1 33 5 ■ WCCDLC6 — Euclidean Honor Society Charles Hamrick. President; Irene Jordan, Vice-President; William Powers, Secretary; Roy Sizemore. Ellsworth Fletcher. Thelma Brown. Kathcrin- Morris. Eleanor O'Hara. Ben Brooks. Karl Wilson. William Kennedy, Charles Hamrick, Blondcll Maxwell. Francis C.arrett. Fred Blanton. Julia Sawyer, Faye Littlejohn. Elizabeth Thornton. Cortez Moor. Dorothy Bliss. .1 D. Prince. Estelle Kllnrd. Hot tense Summers. Velma Coleman. Emily Hess. Leith Murphrce. Lawrence Hughes. Anita Durham. Dorothy Miller. Dorothy Strong. Joarm Persons. Alice Waters. Austin Bute. David William . .Mary Bell, John Tarrant. Doris Martin, Irene Iordan. Lttcilr McPhillip . Pattie Wade Chew. Millie Frances Faulkner. Frances Pelham. Eleanor Bernhard, Raymond Stilser. Errantc Corina, William Powers. Iris Turner. Mildred Chapman, Kitty Lacy. Wallace Smartt, Herman l.essman, Louise Alexander, Frances Sharks. Elizabeth Powell, Elizabeth Coffey. Gladys Allen. Lynn Wdliams. G. W. Sawyer. Robert Collins. Grady Phillips, Hubert Gregory. Lydia Haistcn. Calvin Bishop. Kathryn Carlisle. Clara Richards, Cecil King, Tom Crow Miss Lots|icich, Sponsor. Physical Education Honor Society Virginia Potfuc, President; Dorothy Miller. Vice-President; Virginia llrnckell. Secretary and Treasurer; Thelma Brown, Reporter; Alberta Poe, Helen Christenherry. Marguerite Lamar. Corituic Andrews, jobnnic Mae Farr, Evelyn Sullivan, Roberta Moon. Mrs. Annie Lind Epps. Honorary Member Mis Ewing, Sponsor. Forty ■ 1 J 3 3 I Athenean Literary Club Myra Summers 1‘rcsuietKt; Mildred Carter. I’ice President; Joann Person . Secretary; Jean Seal . Treasurer; I, i'ui' • Latch, Chaplain; Mabel Shephard. Reporter; Virginia Picket . Critic; Margaret Barret. Christine 11 row n. Kathryn Bruhy. Mary Margaret Burson. Matgarct Cater. Lola Clutts. Martha Daily, XellDavidson, Mary Elirabe.h Etuley. Junijr Fauikrnlierry. Mildred Foster, laittie Giddcns, Gladys Goldstein. Billie Holmes. Harriet Humphreys, Imogenc Hull, Lillie Mae Kins Fiance McClung, Lillie Sue McPherson, Margaret Meadows. Billie Mitchell. Doris Murphrcc. Dorothy Norrcll, Sara Pinned, Janet Robinette, Rcba Robinson, Virginia Smith. Eleanor Smith. Dorothy Strung. Wiladette Stephens, Geneva Standard. I.a Vere Suddcth, Angela Suddcth, Mary Thornton. Mary Elizabeth Vann, Mary Wall, Louise Sulsc- Miss Edmonds, Sponsor. Althean Literary Society 1 Airis llclcs, I resident; Evelyn Mortis. t'iee-Prcsidrnt; Mary Shipley. Corresponding Secretary; Kosalyn Bryant. Recording Secretary; Gladys Thompson. Reporter, Pauline Robinson Critic; Marcene Wilson, Treasurer; Evelyn Fowler, Mildrctl Jackson. Virginia Outlaw. Audrey Lee. Mary Lee Davis. Rubye Rowe, Lou Ellis Shipley. Norma Dobbs, Charlene Town ley. Evelyn Morris. Maxine Pargason, Virginia Bell, Carol Reeve . Mary Pope Haro!son, Mary Emily IL.lt. Janet Parker. Orlean Ingram. Anna Mary Fcrlcman. Rosalie dliams, Margaret Seay. Jean Emerson. Doris Brie . Juanita Smith, Pauline Robinson. Mary Logan. Rosalyn Bryant, Flora Phillips. I.ucnclle Jeff. Caroline Krebs. Marcene Wilson. Otiida Nelson. Vivian Stovall, Ruth Fcrlcman. Jerome Davis, Lila Hawkins. Dorothy Mac Ruppert. Helen Mahrey. Virginia Glenn. Bessir Feldscr. Mildred Hughes. Vera Alice Isrhnwcr, France Behrens. Mary Moon, Loi Crowley. Glenda Dominick. Gladys Thompson, Doris llovater, John Onzic Bell. Eleanor Joe Murphy. Emily Stringfcllow. Audrey Jennings, Margaret Thompson. Mildred Rush. Nellie Jackson, Julia Richards. Beverly McClendon. Eileen Ware, Fa .th I i-acock. Mary Shipley. Miss Blew ett. Sponsor. Fotly-onr ■ WCODLC6 i Promethean Club Sarah Hoover, President. Doris Martin, I 'ice-Piexident. Jeanne Holmes, Seeretary; Jr � l« McCroskry, Tteasurer; Marguerite Bivins Keener; l.oiibr Alexander, Ruth Allen. Marguerite Bivins, Vera Frank Bn ins, Ktud Bodine, Rwhy Burgess, Ruth Byrd. Brunicr Cain. Wilma Carson. Julia Christie. Aileen Couch, Martha Cottle, Charlotte Crumpler. Dorothy Damon, Kvelyn Du f fee, Klizabeth Knscy. Virginia Fowler. Mildred (lillry. .Mary Gulluwuy, Margaret Gammil, Kathleen ('.roves, Mildred Harbor, Shirley Harris, Klcaoor Hines. Sara Ruth llnllr, Jcunm- Holmes. Sarah Hoover, Helen l.anibert. Kdith Littlejohn, I$va James L velnce, Janellr .McCioskcy Jcsola McCrotikey. MarKaret May. Doris Martin, Kvelyn MorrowRose Mary Oprtt� haw, Helen Phillips, Sara Phillips, Rlizabcth Roark. Mary Kli ahcth Ross. Alice Ann Smith. Julia Mae Stacey. Kvelyn Stewart. Louise Smlderth. Millie Suttlrs, ''•wntdulyn Taylor. Jamie Taylor. KHsabcth Thurtitnn. Kuzmin IT |iiharr, Ri-I«a ’ire, Billie Bell Smith. Foilvtuo Yestalian Literary Society Frances Pelham, President; Bffie Whiscnatit. I Ice-President. Kvelyn Moore. Secretary; Julia Sawyer. Treasurer. Fay Littlejohn, Custodian;Ruth Harper. Gladys Allen, Mctta Fay Street, Camille llcltoni, Oradcl J'hnsdi, Martha Pope, Mildred Gillogly. Gladys Myers, Ruth Nolen, Margaret Surkie, Mac Leach, Mildred Hartsield, Luis Hntsficld. Melba Robinette, Miriam Simp-on. Candy u Cannon. Martha Nonn.n, Annie Florence Rockett. Mary Kvelyn Freeman. Annie Jo Walters. Kphto Gatsijt, Margaret Heath, Dorothy Martin, M l It Wright, Marjorie Crlc. Maxine Maze, Kethcrine Stuart. lX� ri� Gutman, Freddie Ray. Louise Strickland. Miss Mitchrll. Sponsor. Miss A. Chapman, Sponsor R. O. T. C. S|Kimor� : Millie Hell Smith, Company; Helen Phillips First Platoon; Julia Mac Stacy. Second Platoon: Willard Harrison, Major; George Courson, Captain; Jack Cnmplicll. First Lieutenant; Jack Dooley. Second Lieutenant; Charles Mi Ketley, Second Lieutenant; I.. W. Ridenhour, First Serpeant; Jack McKewen. Hunter; R.dph I'rquhart. Sergeant; Charles Zaliel. serpeaut. Richard Tucker, serpeaut; Louis Daniel , serpeant; William Smi.1i. tcrueant, Raymond Lathent. serpeant. George Clapjicr. corporal. William Stalnaker, corporal; Bill SclicwinK. corporal; Wallace Anderson. Truman Baldwin, Wyatt Church. James Davidson. Bill Davis, Jack Down , Horst Edwards, Perry Garrison. David liamhy. Noble Hankins, William Hall, Jack Johnson. Robert Jones. Jack Jones, Woodrow Latham. James l nthum. Robert I.ovcll. Eugene McCain, Joe McCartt, W. F. McDaniel, Arthur MeGaha, I amis Sham, Roger Sullivan. Kenneth Wheeler. Homer Wilkerson. Thomas Woods. George Shepherd. Sergeant R. B. Burden. Instructor. Visual Aid Tlmrrn Sisson, President: Charles Hamrick. J' ice-P resident; Guy Atkersan, Secretary and Treasurer, Member : Johnson McCall. Lynn Williams. J. T Parson . Gilbert Sawyer. G. W. Sawyer, Bill Platt. Jethro Everitt, Gordon McWhorter. K. G. Penn. Austin Bucc. Mr. Martin, Sponsor. Fortv-thue ■ 1933 ■ WCCDLCG Pieran Club (Latin) Hugh Hall, President; France Make. Vice-President. Emngcnc Capps, Secretary; Jeanett Knight. Treasurer; Stewart XVinton. Chaplain; Dorothy Davis, Taller Representative; Kuth Hammett, Josephine Smith. James McDonald, Mary Simpson, Virginia Davidson. Lucille Cantrell. Claude Glenn, George Me Heath. Eugene Nunnnlly, Eugene Jordon, Edna Earl Clements. Avis .Murphy. .Mary lvllu James, Huff Fex, Billie Hates, Viola Austin, Lottie Petcraun. .Mi Williams, Sponsor. Patrician Club (Latin) Antoinette Hall. President: Barliara Mason. I'ice-President. Eleanor Strickland, Secretary; Hazel Morrow, Treasurer. Joe Cotnperts. Tatter Representative. Virgil Thompson, Chaplain. Mary Alice Hailey. Mary Lillian Gossett, Evelyn Chandler, John Evelyn Cock roll. Elizabeth Coffey, Allicrt Guy; Hilly Hartman, Edna Nelson, i celyn Nelson, Dan Xunntlly, Dons Taylor. Joe Tliirina in, Julian Whitehead j. V. Griffith, Catherine Griffith, Dorothy Davis. Hetty Jordan. Mary Emily W is hart, Julian Watts, Edward Robinson, Frances Robinson. France Derrick. Evelyn Murphrce. Mary Ruth Rohinson, Barbara Rich. Elizabeth Hurst, Anna Mac Richard . Sarah Luther. Robert Murnhv. June Rav Jones. Clarence Rosser, Robcit Golbreath. J. W. Griffith, Ralph Law ley, Joe Bumc'.t, Bob Potter. Sara Jordan. Miss Moore, Sponsor. Girls’ Athletic Club Virginia Pogue. President; Agnes Thomas. Vice-President. Edythc Carnes Secretary; Thelma Brown, Treat-nrer; Evelyn Sullivan. Critic; Helen Chriscnbcrry. Reporter; Mary Ann Eager. Custodian. Corinnc llbhoti, Harriet Buatrite, Norma Chnron, Eleanor Cutclift, Mary Clarke. Margaret Daltlke, Lillian Dickinson. Nellie Dilliou. Grncic Nell Du ’ol. Elizabeth Ellis. Johnnie Mar Farr, Martha Finch. Marian Griffon, Virginia Henchcll, Marjorie Jarret. Marguerite 1-amar. Ivylyn Lc Sueur. Annie I.a Susa. Dorothy Miller. Claire Moore, Sarah Pearl Mosely, Frances M ox Icy, Opal Ixhi Phillips. Evelyn Pinkston. Allierta Roe. T. L. Sin tli. Ruth Stuart, Katie Lou Tarrant, Margaret Waldron, Madge Weldon. Helen Whitson, Virginia W hite. Miss Ewing. Sponsor. Potty-four iL_ Junior Red Cross Virginia Seyfortli. President; Florence Fcltus, I'icf-President, Murion Gentle, Secretary-Treasurer, Frances AMrnine, Martha Han, l.ueilr Merry. Kathleen Bloke, Dorothy Brown. Margaret Conkell, Margaret Fletcher, Kuth llommctt. Gertrude Hording Martha Johnson. Susie Lively, Lucille McGrtff, Christine Kickolton, l.ucile Ragsdale. Elizabeth Robcrt -cn. Helen Strickland. Mary Vcrciglu. Edith Waits. Miss K. Chapman. Sponsor. Hi-Y Club Joe Kirby, President, Bobby I.awrencr. 1 'tec-President; Douglass Carter, Secretary; Tom Eager, Treasurer. Jack Strange, Julius Nicholson. J. I . Brown. Jim Logan. Sidney Hill. Mike Collins. Cassius Thomas. Karl Fullilove, Arthur Ellis, George Burt, Bill Thomas. Vernon Bradford. Bill Lane, Jim Xloriarty, Fred Vance, Tolbert Barry, Henry Graham. Fred Vann. John Prescott. Milton McCombs. James Black. Thompson Adams. Sammy Sanders. Itavis Gorman, Harold Culpepper. Willard Harrison. James Dickinson, Charles Brewer. Mr. Graston, Sponsor. Forty-fist - Wihesefu Girl Reserves KliKihctli i I ight, President; Bertha Mac Alien. ice-Prestdr it; Margarrt Spencer, Secretary, Juanita Shot -pard, Treasurer: M.hv Frances Vaughan, Program Chairman; KHraoclh Watley, Music Chairman; Rrl rccn Deems, Social Chairman; Mary W.itcjy. Devotional Chairman; Elizabeth Den� ntort. Reporter; Jenny an 1.inner. Kmma Atkin . Kathrine Martin. Dorothy Locky, Carolyn Thornton. Klcanor Poe. Panline Garret:. Camilla Stuart. I.illian Hum . Jcanctt 'Dicker. Mildred Hodge . Gwen Clancy, Wynnclle Dicker. Nan (aillcspic. Kcliecca Rogers, Sybil McClaunhan, Emily Davis, Mary Wheeler. Clady- Paterson, Maxine Ham-inrttv. Rosemary Sharn. Virginia M.iitck, Hetty Moon, Hetty Jane Coopci. Margaret Denton, Ruth Brown, Dorothy Dix Davis Mi. s Dorroli. Sponsor. Edith Smith Girl Reserves Mary Alice Cambrcll, President; Katherine Riiniph, I ice-President; Kosalyn Ritchie. Secretary; Viiiijt Web tcr, Treasurer; Mary Frances Catron Anne Morgan, Annie Claire Morrison. Jean Monten. Anita Webster, Mary Collins. Ruth Sloan, He-nice Brown. Robin Moore. Ann I.utr. Mary Nell Morgan. Mollvanna Harvey. Alma lam Manliu, Virginia CuIvcrboUKe. Margaret Nix, Frances Hudson, Joyce Brown, Katherine Humph. Mary Alice Gambrell, Rosal.vn Ritchie, I.orim Alexander. I.eoln Smith, Gertrude l.loyd, Anita Agcrton, Loin Solomon, Marie Miller. Foy Mac Morris. Katherine Whisnaiit, Marie Jones. Lois Pyle, Elizabeth Sherrill. Marion Dyn Billie Wilke 011. Nell Reed, Anne Mae Rose, Clara Richards. Mary Ida Bowe . Frances Dan ford, Sara Ruth Young, Margaret Dudley, Inc- Kay. Jacqueline Weeks. Mixs Evans. Sponsor. Forty-sis ■ WOCLLCG ■ Warblers Charles Ittewe . ’resident: Fred Vatin, l'iref’res:ileiit. J hn Fresco !. Secretary n i l Treasurer; James Mack. Reporter; truest Davidson. ITII.am Fowler. Robert Kna| | Travis C. Maurice Richards. I ick Smith, Herbert Count'. I'dliert Harry, I’aul I'atti.ii. Cecil Kiii . .1. II. Ilurson, Klntcr Holland, Weaver. Joe King. Mr. Light. Sponsor. Girls’ Glee Club er.i A.lerholt. president; Mildred Haulm. Vice!'resident; Julia Mae Stacey. Secretary; Lilith Hailey. Kleatmr Krrnlianl. Rentier Ih.yd. l-lizalicth Cagle. Hilda Mae Carter. Martha Childers. Mildred Clotfrltcr, Margaret Dentin. Marie Kinney. Kvdyn Fowler, Millie Frances Faulkner. Mildred Gilley. Sarah Hoover. Kva James Lovelace. Cathrjn MeKihh;ti, Rumadottc Montgomery. Hazel Morrow. Kvclyn Morrow. Kdna Mortis. Kleanor O'Hara. Frieda Reed, Ruth Robert . Klizabrtli I'owell. Frances Ray. Marilyn Saxon. Jeanette Sims. Myra Summers, Killie Suttlex. Frances Smith. Jamie Taylor. Mary Francis Taylor. Dorothy Tlmmas, Mary Kli nbrtlt Van. Lucy Vann Williams. Dorothy Wood. Mitts Dowling. Sponsor. Forty-streu ■ i 91 ■: ■ W. H. S. Band Dan Murnane, Drum Major; Jack Olvera, Ramond Smith. Larry Cain. John Bernhard. Joe Kirby, Jimmy Hughes, Edgar Batson, Wilder Barnes. Ervin Parks, Kenneth Grotty. Hamilton Crews, Fred Bass, Jack Britton, Bill Pfaff. Harry Williams, Davis Gammage, J. D. Sherril. Thomas Hatter. Billy Pless, John Melts, Tim Pierce. Ralph Davis, James Campesi, Alfred Cornelius, Arthur Sensing, Fred Briton, Walter Kessenger, Ernest Burdett, Claud Hughes, Fred Merch, J. D. Prince, Ben Gaines, Billy Woods, Ferril Witte, Harry Dawson. Cleon Chapman, Charles Niblett, Ernest Mitchell, Lewis Anderson. Elliot Capps. James Conway, James Dunford, Gus Miller, George Mosley, Winfred McCartney, Herbert Johnson, Billy James, Ray Watson, Gordon McBain, Charles Loveless, Albert McLean, Noble Lyles, LcRoy Montgomery, Eugene Jordan, Bill Strahan. Robert Berry, Bomar Sherril. Mr. Ellis .......... Director Jane Collins, Angie Rhodes, Mary Lillian Gossett, Ruby Rowe. Sara Taylor, Rebecca Underwood. Errante Gorina, Anne Mariani, Mary Alice Thornton. Aileen Hood, Dorsey Sims, Albert Northrop. Leon Mayfield, Ray Watson. Lloyd Linns, Leonard Brewer. Frank Russel. Mary Walls. Wandell Parker, Reba Montgomery. Harvey Brown, Billie Bates. Doris Taylor, John Wildsmith, Mary McNeal, Bill Weaver. Glady Phillips, Betty Jordan, Frances Sparks, Kathleen Sharp. Eddie Smith. Jane Earnest, Janet Robinette. Margaret Conkell. Willard Moore. Wynnelle Tucker, Mary James, Eugene Jordan. Edgar Batson. Jack Olvera, James Campesi. Ralph Davis, Herbert Johnson, Terrell Witte, Harry Dawson. Carl Piece. Billy James, James Conway, John Metts, Tim Pierce, Orlando Campbell, Gus Miller, Wm. Whatly, Dan Murnane. 3 • Mr. Bacon Director a ■ WCCDLCG ■ Marshalls First Division Vera Aderholt, Head Marshall: Irene Murray, Annette McGriff, Foy Mae Morris, Sara Pearl Mosely, Susie Lively, Margia Nell Adams, Paul Patton, Lena Mae Love, Homer Moon, Martha Fowler. Lola Robinette, Earl Powell. Louise Laatch, Margaret Heath. Margaret Thomas, Tom Crow. Mildred Hughes, Mamie Aitkin. Gertrude Hearn. Ouida Nelson, George Duerr, Richard Barlow, Clarence Duerr, Susie Gustin. Evelyn Morris, Albert Northrupt, Mae Leach, Wallace Pugh, Bill Stalnaker, Jenney Van Liner, Wymer Knight, Evelyn Long, Marion Griffin, Paul Oakley, Elizabeth Height, Wanda Bailey, Elise Davis, Elizabeth Campbell, Hugh Hall, Elise Wheeler. Evelyn Grubbs, Virginia Livingston, Margaret Conkell, Anna Sue Gilbert, Anne Lutz, Gail Marsh, Elmo Johnson. Bobbie Harris, Bobbie Smith, Dorothy Hale, Catherine Martin. Elizabeth Thornton, Martha Cottle, Edyth Watley, Margaret Corn, Katherine Bruky, Virginia Whitehurst, Maxon Hammett, Roselyn Ritchie. Louis Pharo, Marie Persons, Dot Damon. Frances Shannon, Tofe Bolus, John Conniff, Eleanor Smith. Anita Webster, Lottie Giddens, Shirley Harris, Opal Lou Phillips, Margaret Carter. Dora Lee Hughes, Corinne Bishop, Mary Elizabeth O’Neil. Ruth Jones. Katherine Carter. Cloutell Chapman, Morgan Jennings. Marvin Whatley, Madge Weldon, Betty Johnston. Dorothy Phillips. William Odeneal. Ed Wildsmith. James Posey, Kathleen Ledbetter, Arthur Watkins, Eleanor Graham. Johnny Gill, Mary Emily Wishart. Hubert Craig, Dorothy Davis, Graham Godwin, Donald Hawkins, A. '1' Smith. Mr. Blair ............ ... Sfwnsor Fifty I 1)33 ■ Marshalls Second Division Eileen Ware. Evelyn Nelson. Stella Phillips. Dorothy Manasco. Ray Glenn. Velma King. Annie Laurie Sinacox. Paul Ligon. Frieda Reed. Barbara Useary. Elizabeth Plane. Elizabeth Watley. Eva Kmcaide. Lois Solcman. Edna Earle Ricketts. Frank Seale. James La them. Lucille Andrew. Margaret Thompson. Imogene Capps. Mildred Eager. Mary Alice Gambrel!. Gilbert Sawyer. Elizabeth Ellis. Leola Smith, Anna Mary Ferieman. Evelyn Hendrix. Harriett Boatrite. James Hayes, Helen Chrisenberry. Horace Mercer. Woodrow Latham. Marie Lockridge. illard Thrasher. Betty Cochran. Clyda Pate. Maxine Maze. Ruth Pope. Evan Lewis. Nathan Thacker. Evelyn Fowler. Filer Chandler. Mildred Massey. Billey Pless. O- S. Powers. Dorothy Lanier. Era McCay. Mearlin Sims. Emma Atkinson. Mary Nell Morgan. Satye Pearl Baird. Harold Bates. Clarence Michaels. Joe Lane. OUie Umphrey. Blordeil Maxwell. Lillian Graham. J. T. Rabun. Ernest Mitchell. Marion Weaver. ilfred Gassaway. Ralph Bowlin. Bennie McCoy. Edwin Duke. Sam Sharpe. William Odneal. Gwen Glancey. George Weaver. Gather Lee Simmons. Iris Turner. Mary Fadley. Mildred Rush. Mildred Ciotfeiter. Ralph Bowlin. Betty Reaves. Anne Morgan. Dellie Newman. Elizabeth Adams. Camilla Stewart. Ruth Brown. Charles Niblett. Julia Christie. Helen Mabrey Willard Sharp. Yardry Mauldin Clara Coots. Lillian Dickinson. Eleanor Strickland. Kathrine Rump. Vivian Stovall. Errord Reynolds. Evelyn Chandler. Opal Roberts. Charlsena Reid. Reha Vice. Sara Brians. Sara PinneH. Henry Simmons. Joe Johnson. Vincent La Presti. Ephro Gatsis. Florence Feltus. Mary Glass. Buell Moncrief. Barbara Mason. Maxine Fargason. Carl Cuiverhouse. Vemie Blake. Bill Strahan. Sidney McClendon, and Mary Elizabeth Ross. Fnr?- ru WCODLC-e Senior Girl Reserves Nell Anne Akans, President; Emily Hess, Vice-President; Iris Turner, Secretary: Flora Mae Young, Treasurer; Ruth DeArman, Program Chairman; Satye Pearl Beaird, Mildred Chapman, Pattie Wade Chew, Marion Gammon, Elizabeth Goss, Annie Florence Granger, Latrelle Harris, Arminda Howell, Mary Johnson. Irene Jordan. Kitty Lacy. Louise McConnell, Lucile Mc-Phillips, Evelyn Naftsinger, Iris Thomas, Mildred Tippin, Clara Coots, Lucile Andrews, Mary Ida Bowes, Ethel Cormack. Frances Dansforth, Hazel Hughes, Eva Rhette Johnson. Nelle Reid. Clara Richards, Annie Mae Rose, Mary Frances Taylor, Jacqueline Weeks, Sara Ruth Young, Minnie Mc-Glothen, Beulah Bostrom. Miss Dickey Sponsor Clubs whose pictures are not included: Home Economics Scriblerus Lee Literary Society Radio Sigma Eta Gamma Ushers Boy Scouts Civics Edisonian Science Espanol Francais Patrician Triangle Math Utopian Science World Affairs Woodrow Wilson Debating Tennis Philocophous Salmagundi Apollo Thalian Dramatic Fifty-two ATHLETICS ■ wocdi.cg ■- Football Boys Mike Collins, Half', Douglas Carter, Half; James Gilbert, Half: John White. Half: Carroll Gilbert, Quarter; Charles Brewer, Quarter: John Brodrecht, Quarter; Joe Kirby, Full; Sam Sharpe. Center; Orvell Wolfe, Guard: George Burt. Guard; George Adcock, Guard; James Moriarity, Guard; Leo Love. Guard; Jewel Etherige. Tackle: Earl Fullilove, Tackle; Fred Arthur, Tackle; Cassius Thomas, End; Holt Hast, End; Thomas Eager. End; Willard Harrison. End; Alfred Crow, Manager; Ernest Bailey, Assistant-Manager; Laney. Coach; Blane. Athletic Director; Mason Trainer. Fifty-four '■ WCCDLOG ■ TEAM! TEAM!! TEAM!!! RA5T BREWER ARTHUR EACAR CARTER dWRLCHT SHARPE ADCOCK BURT COLLIN.5 C.C L EPT J GILBERT HARRI50N WOLFE FULLERLOVE WHITE ETHERI6E TH0T1A5 LOVE H0MRITY WCCDLCe ■= 1934 Football Record In terms of games won and lost. 1931 was a disasterous football season. The Colonels won one game, tied another, and dropped six for a total of eight games played this past season. In eight games the Colonel’s opponents ran up 179 points against 62 scored by the Golds. The season also found the Colonels with two new coaches. Coach Laney filled the capacity as head coach of Woodlawn's forces assisted by Coach Albert Mason and Athletic Director Blane. Laney instructed the linemen. Mason the backficld men while Coach Blane handled the “Scalybarks.” Laney and Mason, the newcomers, proved to be very popular with the student body as Mr. Blane has been for years. Below is a brief resume of the season. WOODLAWN 9 DORA 7 The Colonels were pushed hard to win this one. Dora sent one of its strongest teams on the field, but the Colonels succeeded in stamping another defeat on the record of the Bulldogs. WOODLAWN 0 RAMSAY 14 The Colonels set up a stubborn defense against the Ram’s powerful running attack and held them to two touchdowns. Ramsay went through the season with their slate unblemished by defeat, winning city and county titles. WOODLAWN 13 LANETT 13 Although Coach Laney's crew of Golds were forced to fight an uphill battle throughout the game, they knotted the score with Lanett who went through the season undefeated. The Colonels played probably their best game of the season against the Black Panthers from South Alabama. WOODLAWN 7 WEST END 3(5 West End displayed a heavy team capable of giving any high school team a scrappy battle. The Colonels never let up although the Lions were running up a large score. WOODLAWN 6 SIDNEY LANIER 25 With the score at half time six all. Lanier came back in the second half to hit her stride scoring 19 points. The Poet’s heavy foreward wall was loo much for the Colonel’s lighter line and constant battering found the Golds in a bad spot in the last period. WOODLAWN 27 JEFFERSON COUNTY 32 This was one of the most thrilling games seen in a long time. The Wildcats were three touchdowns ahead of Woodlawn late in the third quarter, but the Colonels pulled up one point ahead of Jeflfcohi. A pass broke the monotony of the fourth quarter on the last play of the game to chinch the game for Jefferson. WOODLAWN 0 PHILLIPS 13 Phillips defeated the Colonels before a large homecoming crowd for their second straight victory over Woodlawn. The Gold’s forward wall offered stiff opposition, but the Crimsons scored in spite of their efforts. WOODLAWN 0 ENSLEY 38 The Yellow Jackets stung the Colonels six times in one afternoon and kicked two |x ints after touchdowns to produce the highest score against the Colonels this past season. This article would not be complete without mentioning the support given the football team by the students. The students attended every game in a big way and over 200 athletic books were sold indicating a successful year financially in spite of a losing team. ERNEST DAVIDSON Fifty-six W. H. S. 1935 Basket Ball Story Wood lawn's Junior Colonels pranced through a rather successful basket hall season this year, winning nine games and dropping seven The Colonels, with victories over West End. Ramsay, and Mortimer Jordon, finished third m the Saturday Night Division of ihc B.A.C Prep League. In the annual prep school tournament, the Gold five advanced to the semi-final before being eliminated by Tuscaloosa who later won the championship of the fifth district In Prep la-ague competition. Coach Blanc’s quint turned back Ramsay by the count of 31-25. West fend 39-11 . and Mortimer Jordon 23-IS. while dropping decisions to Philli| t 23-9 and Dora 27-21. At the Fifth District tournament, held February 22-23 at the Howard College gymnasium, the Colonels thrilled the spectators with their fast playing and sensational passing Trailing Cordova six points at the half, the fast Gold and While quint ran up 27 points before Cordova hit the hoop. Cordova was defeated 11-28 Montevallo w;i the Colonel's next victim The Gold-clad warriors made 30 points in the second half against the out-of-towners while they were scoring seven. Montcvallo's Black and White five was downed 1118. Tuscaloosa, led by big I aul Davis, defeated the Colonels in the quarter-finals The lanky center led hi team to a 27-19 victory over the local hardwood artist . In a consolation game with Dorn. Coach Blanc sent his reserves against the Bulldog . The game wasn't so consoling for the Colonel who lost 25-19. In competition outside regular scheduled games, the Colonels lost twice to Phillips 29-3 and 39-19. Ramsay turned back tin- Gold 23-21. hut the Blanrmcn downed Ramsay twice 19-17 and 34-25. Warrior was crushed with ease 37-19. In other game the Colonels won victories over West End and Enslcy. Outstanding players who saw service were: Forwards. Vernon Bradford. Harlow Cat her. Jack Adams. Herbert McCall; Centers, Sam Sharpe. George Robinette;Guards, Leroy Patterson, Holt Rost. Leonard Burton. Louis Tortnrigi. Manager Ears WindcU was always on the job. Track Woodlnwn High School's steeplechasers will he out for blood sliortly after the track season gets under way the last of March. Ihc team will be built around the nucleus of two Irttermen. Carrol Gilbert—the half mile trotter, and I loll Rast-oue of the few three leitcrmen at Woodlnwn High. Other material includes Fred Cagle—Woodlawn's only hope for the mile; Dug Carter-thuf fust little back that worried plenty of runners this past season. Joe Kirby, one of last year ' men and the discus and shot putter at the Gold Clad. Jim Harriston is one of Woodlawn's favorites in the short runs. Meets will probably Ik made with Anniston. West End. Phillips, Enslcy and many other teams at State Meet. The end of last season saw the hopes of another season fall through when Wood lawn failed to place in the State Meet. Woodlawn met West End and Phillips in dual meets last year only to emerge at the smaller end of the score In the triangular meet with Anniston and West End. Woodlawn placed third with about 37 points t Fifty-wren U 1 J I i ■ ■ WCCCLCG ' Review and Preview of Baseball Last season was a most successful one. although Woodlawn did not win every game. The Gold and White nine met teams from Ramsay. Phillips. Leeds. Tuscumbia. Talladega. West End. Shades Cahaba. Wahouma Indians. Howard Park, and other American Legion and City League teams. In the Eastern Jefferson County League. Woodlawn finished third. Ramsay and Phillips being first and second. The scores in the games were: Woodlawn 5 Woodlawn 3 Woodlawn 3 Woodlawn 3 Woodlawn 5 Woodlawn 8 Woodlawn 8 Kamsav 5 Ramsay 1 Ramsay 6 Phillips 5 Phillips 0 Leeds 2 Leeds 10 Woodlawn 2 Woodlawn 3 Woodlawn 3 Woodlawn 5 Woodlawn 8 Woodlawn 3 Woodlawn 7 Deshler 8 Deshler 8 West End 5 Shades Cahaba 0 Shades Cahaba I Talladega 1 Phillips 6 Woodlawn won every game it played against the Howard Park American Legion team and every one played with the Wahouma City League teams. Because The Woodlog must go to press before the new baseball season opens, we can tell only of the prospects for 1935 and give a description of the lettermen who are returning and their probable positions. On first there will be Sam Sharpe, a three-letter man in baseball, football, and basket ball, capably filling the shoes of Tom Eager. On second there will be a rather big squabble between Wallace Smartt and Bobbie Lloyd. Arthur Ellis, a two-letter man in track and baseball, will be the best bet for short stop. Art is a fine hitter, a good fielder, and an excellent base runner. On third we will likely lind Pete Haines and Jack Campbell struggling to regain the hot corner. Both are lettermen and Jack will be serving his third season, and Pete his second. On the mound Woodlawn loses two of her best pitchers by graduation. “Pine Tree” Parsons and “Nig Vance. We all remember Pine’s no-hit game in Tuscumbia and Nig as the little lefthander that struck out ten batters in succession and fourteen in the whole game against Shades Cahaba. Burt and Tucker will be the leaders for the backstop position. Burt and fucker being lettermen. In the outfield, we will have four lettermen: Leo Love. Dan Murnane. Leroy Patterson, and Gooch. Love and Murnane will be serving their third season with the Colonels. Gooch and Patterson their second. Leo is a two-letter man in football and baseball. Murnane received his track and baseball letters at Ben Blewett High School (St. Louis) before coming to Woodlawn. Patterson will be the main stay for left field with Murnane at center and Love in the right field. With our coach of the past season coaching baseball at Southeastern, we will accept the clever coaching of “Doc” Mason and Malcolm Laney. Both won their letters at college. Doc is a four-letter man in football, baseball, basket ball, and soccer, and he ran a good race in track at Temple. Laney is a three-letter man in baseball, basket ball, and track at Alabama. Hail, the 1935 season! DAN MURNANE Tennis Woodlawn High’s tennis team ran true to form again last year as the racqueteers ran their winning streak to three consecutive championships. Captain Ed. Alley, who has been undefeated in league play for the last three seasons, featured the district and state tournaments. Ed. won the state singles championship and was the main stay in all league games. Almost as outstanding was the stellar play of Cecil Pelham and James Posey not to mention contests played by Charles Hamrick and Gordon I larriston. Under the able guidance of Coach Carter these five compiled victories from West End. Phillips. Ensley. Ramsay, and won District and State Championships. Ed. Alley of Woodlawn won the states Junior Championship and played well in Cotton States Tournament. Lettermen include: Ed. Alley No. 1. Cecil Pelham No. 2. James Posey No. 3. Gordon Harriston No. 4. James Gilbert No. 5. and Charles Hamrick No. 6. Walter Hence, Manager. Fiftytitkl WCCDLCG Girls’ Athletic Write-Up Girls' Inler-Class Basket Ball Team Fall Term ‘34-'35 SENIORS Virginia Pogue. Captain. Marguerite Lamar. Frances Moxely. Johnnie Mae Farr. Margaret Dahlke. Agnes Thomas. Dorothy Miller. Thelma Brown. Claire Moore. JUNIORS Marie Clark. Captain. Martha Finch. Eleanor CutclifFe. Alberta Roe. Evelyn Sullivan. Katie Lou Tarrant. Vivian Waldrop. Edythe Carnes. SOPHOMORES First Team Josephine La Susa. Captain. lvylyn Lc Sueur. Carolyn Cannon. Margaret Thompson. LaVere Suddeth. T. L. Smith. Evelyn Pinkston. Virginia White. Second Team Annie La Susa. Captain. Virginia Vand. veer. Zella Hoadley. Alma De Ramus. Grade Nell Du Val, Frances Hudson. Margaret Waldron. Lottie Giddens. FRESHMAN Frances Gilmer, Captain. Pauline Mercer. Elizabeth Cummings. Earline Knight. Hazel Livingston. Imogene Capps. Girls’ Physical Education Work The girls’ physical education class work includes athletics, games (mass and team , natural gymnastics, rhythmic work, posture tests, corrective exercises, and medical examinations. The class organization affords a splendid opportunity for training in leadership, scholarship, and sportsmanship which are encouraged at all times. Points are given for the various activities offered during class and after school work. School emblems are awarded to pupils earning 800 points. After a girl has earned her emblem by getting 800 points, she is eligible for the Physical Education Honor Society, provided she has four semesters of physical education to her credit with an average of 85 or above for the four semesters. She must have passes in all majors for two consecutive semesters and must continue to pass while a member of the society. One semester of service is required after being appointed to the society. If this service is satisfactory, the girl is awarded a school letter. Character, leadership, scholarship and service are emphasized iti the Physical Education Honor Society. Since Woodlawn High does not have girls’ varsity teams, a great deal of interest is taken in the girls interclass tournaments. These are held each season with basket ball taking the spotlight in the Fall, soccer in Winter, and baseball, volleyball, tennis, and horseshoes in the Spring. Any girl in Woodlawn High is eligible for these teams. Points toward the school emblem are given for practice as well as for making a team. The Girls’ Athletic Club is another organization sponsored by the physical education department. The purpose of the G. A. C. is to encourage better health, to create an interest in wholesome sports and recreation of all kinds. The club presents monograms to worthy members who can earn a required number of points through participation in the various club activities. Programs consist of games, contests, ability programs, treasure hunts, socials, outings, and talks on health and recreational subjects. Sixty FEATURES WCCDLCe m BILLIE BELLE SMITH 19 3J ■ I WCCDLC6 ■ ■ 1933 ■ ■ WOCDLCe ■ Cloud-Folk Sometimes I climb a hilltop high And watch the cloud-folk sailing by. They sail a (leecy snow-white boat With endless blue in which to float. They know no pain nor petty toil. Nor cares that Test this earthen soil; Throughout the bright mid-summer day. Tossed by the light South Wind, they play. First, comes a shape who seems to me Must be the Queen of that blue sea, For she is dressed in robes of white And near her floats a dauntless knight. Some happy game, no doubt, she plans To entertain whom she commands, For, hand in hand, come tripping by The tiny cloud-folk of the sky! I think I’d like to be that way, With n’er a care throughout the day Just floating through a lake of blue And not a lesson ’ere to do. MILLIE FRANCES FAULKNER ’35 ■m WOOD LOG ■! THE TATLER All for Wood lawn and Woodlawn for AH Published bi-weekly by the Journalism Class of Woodlawn High School Printed by the Printing Classes of Paul Havne Opportunity School Staffs FIRST SEMESTER Editor-in-chief City Editor Feature Editor Humor Editor Sports Editor Class Room Editor Exchange Editor Art Editor Reporters Evelyn Currie Roy Sizemore Fernsworth Hairston Frances Liles Ernest Davidson Edythe Carnes Virgil Thompson Franklin Rook Kitty Lacy. Susie Lively, Jack Kelser, Iris Thomas, Dan Murnane Circulation Manager Mary Alice Wells Assistant Circulation Managers Jethro Everitt, Eugene Smith, Sarah Bivins, Dawson Mullins SECOND SEMESTER Editor-in-chief Associate Editor Associate Editor Humor Editor Sports Editor Assistant Sports Editor Assistant Spans Editor Exchange Editor Short Story Editor Feature Editor Literary Editor.... Assistant Literary Editor Sews Editor Assistant Sews Editor Art Editor. Circulation Manager Assistant Circulation Managers ......Jethro Everitt, Thomas Faculty Editorial Sponsor Faculty Business Sponsor Roy Sizemore Kitty Lacy Virgil Thompson Franklin Rook Ernest Davidson Dan Murnane Herbert Johnson Billy Adair Jeanette Holmes Fernsworth Hairston Edythe Carnes Joe Healey Fred Blanton Susie Lively Marjorie Cole Mary Alice Wells Eugene Smith. Dill. Ernest Mitchell. Jr. Mr. Bowie .Mr. Gray ;1 I Hi m wocDt.ce = Say It In Music He: Hello Sunshine Hello. She: Good Morning Where Have You Been? He: Down South. Where The Shy Little Violets Grow. She: Making Whoopee till Three o’Clock In The Morning? He: Taint So Honey Taint So” Aint’ Misbehaving Without You” Sweetheart.” She: How Am 1 To Know? He: If You Believed In Me. She: Are You Happy? He: Maybe Who Knows. Sometimes I’m Happy Sometimes I’m Blue. Hallelujah, “Happy Days Are Here Again When Mv Dreams Come True. She: When It’s Darkness On The Delta and When Your Hair Has Turned To Silver Mv Time Is Your Time. He: Oh Yea? Me Too. She: Love Thy Neighbor” Who’s Afraid Of The Big Bad Wolf and the Three Little Pigs will sing This Little Pig Went To Market. He: Why Don’t You Practice What You Preach.” She: That’s My Weakness Now. He: I Love You Truly You're Wonderful All 1 Want Is You. She: I Don’t Believe It, but Say It Again.” He: Wouldn’t It Be Wonderful When Day Is Done If I had A Talking Picture Of You.” She: Or play Hands Across The Table. He: Oh Boy “Some Of These Days. Say why do You Have To Be A Football Hero If You Wanna Be Loved. She: Because All American Girls They Desire Them. He: Well It’s Sleepy Time Down South” Good Night Starlight. She: ‘Til Be With You . . . DAN MURNANE ft 193fl m ■ WCCDLCS I! Who’s Who Most talkative Mr. Harrison Quietest Miss Williams Most sarcastic Miss Bjorgo Silliest Miss Ferguson Most cosmopolitan Mr. Graston Best Dressed Miss Cobb Neatest Miss Woodruff Most popular Doc Mason Most conceited Mr. Rush • Biggest feet Mr. Carter Best sport Mr. Gray Most considerate Miss Dougherty Hardest worker Miss Ordway Most “ruralistic Mr. Helms Most athletic Miss Loeb and Mr. Hendrix Wittiest Miss Blewett Smallest Miss Barker Shyest Miss Alexander Sweetest Miss Moore Most absentminded Mr. West Most versatile. Miss Steadham Most exacting Miss Hayward Best informed Miss Lewis Most nonchalant Miss Johnson Most judicious Miss Hannon and Mr. Sikir Biggest Republican .. Mr. Blane Student-body sweetheart Miss A. Chapman Most unassuming Mr. Ellis Playing With Words One day not so very long ago when our ways were not quite so queer Harrison and Carter went walking down a Laney. Harrison put his Hannon Carter's shoulder and said as he pointed to a distant object, “You see that Gray spot over there; Well, Rush over and see what it is.” Carter did this in a shake of a dead Lamb’s tail and reported that it was only Mr. Hendrix reading The Mill on the Ross and smoking his Cobb pipe. (I beg your pardon, my pen slipped I meant Floss). Harrison began to laugh and slap Carter on the back. All of a sudden they began to Waller on the ground. A little farther down the Laney Carter found a horn and picked it up and Blewett. The little horn gave out such a funny Blair that Harrison cried for Moore. Carter began to wonder whom it belonged to and upon closer investigation found the letters Ellis engraved on it. Carter said he was going to become a brick Mason and Harrison decided to be a sailor and stand before the Helms of great ships. They began to Argue about eats; so we found out that Carter likes eggs with plenty of Bacon while Harrison prefers in Stead-ham. We also found that Harrison's favorite is Martins cooked with Lolchspeach juice with Morton salt well Mixon. They continued West ward and Carter asked a riddle: If a message is sent by a messenger, what is a bell rung by? Answer: Bellenger. When is a man immature? Answer: When he’s a Youngblood. Harrison answered: Well, I'll Bejorgo Well Pat and Carter returned home and washed their ear Loeb s in Life Bowie and dried on their Mother's Furr. DAN MURNANE 35 Sixly-stttn ■ 1333 ■ ,.r m WCCDI.OG ■ Cast of Senior Play BEN FRANKLIN CHARACTERS In the order of their first appearance Lord Stormont Fred Blanton, Jr. British Ambassador to France Chevalier De Coudray Robert Burr Henriette Irene Jordan Landlady to the Inn Baron De Beaumarchais J. D. Brown Temple Franklin Arthur Ellis Franklin’s Grandson Benjamin Franklin William Powers Marquis De Sainte Foy Dan Murnane Celestine Meriancourt Dorothy Thomas Captain Dariguy. , Bill Smith A Corporal..................................... ... Jack Kelser Gabnelle. Flora Mae Young Maid to the Countess Comtesse De Broissie ... Frances Pelham Comte De Vergennes Roy Sizemore Minister of Foreign Affairs Marquise De Sainte Foy. Mable Wright Louis XVI , . Leith Murphee Costumes from Waas Sons Company Philadelphia Bookholder ... .. ... ’ Sara Pinnell Sixty-eiuhl ■ WCCDLCG ■ Essay on Browning Along with flagpole sitting, Walkathbns, and trans-Atlantic hops, the vogue of Suntan has been creeping up on us like rent clay to one of the unemployed. North bound Floridians started the fad. and it proved to be as contagious as measles in a kindergarten classroom. The stay-at-homes, when alongside a sun-tanned coed, looked like good prospects for a slab in the morgue. Their pale, chalky and sallow complexions suggest a one-way trip to Mayo Brothers, the Minnesota jigsaw specialists. The big idea was to acquire the mulatto shade evenly. Like riches, it can not be gained in a day. Last Summer one of our most popular debutants fell asleep on the beach and did a perfect job, but only on her left side, so she had to start all over. Another vacationer slept on his tummy in a bathing suit and they had to remove same with a pair of scissors. Doctors say to take it gradually. Too much of Old Sol is more than enough. Milady’s ensemble for 1934, being brief at both ends, called for Suntan a loudly as a baby for its bottle. Instead of the broiled, live-lobster appearance, favor swung to the rusty tone of the internationally famous hot-dog not the mustard shade, but the sizzly tint of the dog itself. Someone once said. Women get the most out of their clothes.” Well, if it's anatomy they refer to, they are right. Most everyone has noticed that the 1931 bathing suits have been slashed in every way but price. Consequently. many a mole or vertebrae that had never seen the light of dav got several peeks at the world before Labor Day. Many an old maid got her first thrill when her bathing suit hugged her so tightly. It was reported that three lifeguards at Daytona didn’t call for their pay all summer, saying, It’s a shame to take the money.” That’s what the Suntan craze has done for us moderns. We term the outer covering of an animal the hide,” but on a man it is certainly in plain view. Suntan is like a cheap fur coat it's bound to come off. But like getting through high school, it takes longer for some than for others. If one finds that he must tan himself overnight, enough iodine to fill a bathtub is only seventy-nine fifty. This getting bronzed is like voting— nobody can do it for you, and you are dreadfully out of style if you don’t resemble a cigar store Indian. Mother Eve had the most perfect Suntan procurable, but in those good old days the beaches were on a different wave length and Eve didn’t have to drive for hours in a traffic congested thoroughfare to get herself out of the shadow of the skyscrapers. Suntan today is as necessary as a good memory during an English exam. Jack Kelser ’35 Sixty-nine ■ M'CCCLCG De Feel O’ Spring Say. honey, did yo’ ebah feel de Spring? • Dal’s de time de robin an de lark begins ter sing. An de little sleepy daisies start der noddin’ in de wind; Say. honey, did yo’ ebah feel de Spring? Hit’s a kinda lazy feelin’, lak you’d lak ter sit all day, Jes’ awatching cowslips bloomin’, an’ de fadin’ o’ de gray Dat has kept de sun from shinin’ dis blessed Winter through, An instead o’ dat, dere comes a gran’ an’ glorious blue. Hit’s de funniest thing you ebah saw, dese glorious nights o' Spring, Wid de moon a-shinin’ wondrous bright, an' de stars jes’ like a string Ob diamonds cross de velvet o’ de sky. Say. honey, did yo’ ebah feel de Spring? Ebah feel de surge o’ gladness in yo’ heart, When yo’ heerd de bobolink a callin' An’ de robin trillin’ jes’ as if his throat would part Wid de sweet, tremenj’us volume ob his song? Makes yo’ feel all weak an’ weepy ies' ter feel De beauty ob de first wild laurel buds, an’ de dewy freshness Ob de sweetest roses, glowing in de sun An’ de fragrance ob de lilacs seem so happy dev could sing. Say, honey, did vo’ ebah feel de Spring? Nelle Ann Akans TIPS FOR SPORTWR1TERS The runner was as safe as a quart of grape juice at a college prom. The second baseman couldn’t catch a cold in Siberia. Whoosis lifted a fly higher than a diamond necklace at Brombergs. The umpire was blinder than an earthworm in a London fog. The home team got more runs than a pair of silk stockings in a bramble patch. The game was tighter than a Pullman car window. The twirler had as many curves as Ziegfield’s chorus. The stands were as crowded as a sophs model T. John P: Gosh. I don’t believe a person could be so fat. Sam. S: What are you reading?” John P: Why this paper tells about an Englishwoman that lost two thousand pounds. Junia S: Whats keeps the moon from falling?” Elizabeth T: It must be the beams.” Sffw .v IT PKB TO PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Compliments of CITY PAPER COMPANY Compliments of MARTIN BISCUIT CO., Inc. Compliments of VICE UNDERTAKING CO. LATE WINTER SCENES Bleak, somber skies so dark and gray Half hidden by the clouds that stray. Blown by the wind’s cold, icy sting. Dark gloom and chill on every thing! Bare branches on the trees outspread Seem void of life, so still and dead Unless the chilly, icy breath Stirs them from their untimely death. On streets and walks plod human shapes, Enclosed with mufflers, coats and capes; The whole world’s filled with dark despair As if there’d be no balmy air! Elaine England, ’37 EDITORIAL This is an editorial. That means, this being an editorial, we won’t say anything, but will endeavor to ake a lot of space doing it. First, we realize nobody will read it, and then why should we bother about writing it? But then no magazine is good without one. and no Annual is good with or without one. This is an editorial. Take sportsmanship for instance. What? Where are we going to take it? Take it to sea. Take it anywhere, I don’t care just so we forget it for one moment—long enough to sock these humor Editors— these Literary Critics and these pestering Autograph Seekers. This Was an Editorial. The Ed. Danny Murzercane ROOFING APPLIED AND GUARANTEED Liberal Terms . . . Estimates Without Obligation SHINGLES- PA I NT—PA INTING We Make F. . A. Loans FIRST AVENUE ROOFING COMPANY Phone 9-3674 ( 501 First Ave., So. Dear Editor: Say, who’s idea was it to have a magazine like this anyway? It's rank, rare and rutty I want my money back. A. Booster Dear A. Booster: We feel that it is our duty to give you your money’s worth so we are going to send you a shirt, collar, and tie. But first lay on the floor, mark around your body with a penny pencil cut out and send with twenty-five cents postage to Buttermilk Building, Woodlawn, and a live cent doll will be sent free of charge. Yours in ... , The Ed. Note: Many other such letters have lx?en received but it just goes to show that it don’t pay to criticize the good when what you are doing is worse than what you are criticizing. BtRRY'S . 1907 THIRD AV-ENU-E Sri A RT SHOtS Compliments of HILL GROCERY CO. JUST IMAGINE Mr. Graston wearing overalls. Mr. Helms doing the Fawn Dance. Miss Blewett and Mr. Gray conversing with their hands tied. Mr. Hendrix offering a student a ‘’fag.’ Miss Snidow flunking a star halfback. Miss Steadham saying Scram, you don’t need an O. K. Mr. Harrison talking in a whisper. Miss Johnson refusing a Coca-Cola. Mr. Carter in a hurry. Compliments of HAMILTON ROBINSON PRODUCE COMPANY Compliments of A FRIEND NEVER . . . strike a man when he’s down. (You can’t tell how big he’ll be when he gets up). . . . make love in a buggy. (Even horses carry tales). . . . bite your finger nails. (Remember what happened to Venus). . . . serenade your girl. (You can’t tell what her father may not need around the house). You need not fear the regular vamp Who looks and acts the part. It's the shy young thing with the downcast eyes Who pretends to swallow all your lies. That’s going to smash your heart. Senior: “Spell mushroom with six letters. Frosh: (after thinking awhile); “Give up, what is it?“ Senior: “P-a-r-l-o-r.” The only difference between a southern girl’s voice and music is that the music can be shut off. WOOD-FRUITTICHER GROCERY CO. WHOLESALE GROCERS Compliments of PEERLESS ICE CREAM CO. Compliments of HOME BAKING COMPANY Man is made of dust, Along comes a woman that is all wet And his name is mud. Mr. Harrison: “Bill, what is zinc?’’ Bill: “That’s the French pronunciation for think.” Mr. Harbour: “I'll teach you to make love to my daughter.” J. D.: I wish you would. I’m not making much headway.” Frances: ‘‘What is puppy love?” Millie: “The beginning of a dog's life.” Miss Lewis: “Your little boy wants to kiss you over the phone.” Mr. Hendrix: “Take the message, I’ll get it from you later.” EVERY THING FOR EVERY SPORT WIMBERLY THOMAS HARDWARE CO. 2011 First Avenue, North Compliments of WOODLAWN AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK Makers of your Graduation Invitations. Wedding Invitations Christmas Cards Dance Bids Business Cards Calling Cards Business Letterheads Telephone 3-0214 BIRMINGHAM ENGRAVING CO., Inc. 2104-6 Fifth Avenue, North Across from Redmoni Hotel Teacher: “What is an island, Joe?” Joe: A place where the bottom of the sea sticks up through the water. Teacher: What is the ‘Order of the Bath.’ Ruth?” Ruth DeArman: Pa first, then Ma, then us kids, and then the hired girl.” Proud Father: Well, son. now that you’re a ‘gracl’ what are you going to do?” Harvey Brown: I’m going to talk to you about the good old days. Chinese Patient (on telephone): Doctor, what time you fixee tooth fo’ me?” Doc.: Two-thirty . . . all right? Chinese: ‘ Yes. tooth hurty me all right, but what time you fixee?” Compliments of JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS I lome of Bromberg Galleries PRINTERS RULERS BLANK BOOK M AKERS This iltsitn is mailt of fit inline rule and ornamtnls. DIRECT-rO-PLATE PHOTO LITHOCR PIIY Commercial Printing Company 1805-7 Second Avenue. South Phone 3-1285. 3-4286 ★ We Reproduce Your Copy by Photo Lithography Engravings in the 1935 Woodlog bv lAlabama Engraving (b. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. HOWARD COLLEGE Salutes You and Invites You to Join the Wood lawn Graduates of the Classes Ahead of You GO TO THE COLLEGE AT YOUR DOOR, the logical continuation of your Academic Training. Continue the pleasant association with your Classmates and Neighbors, and keep the advantages of a city as large and interesting as Birmingham. Howard is a Standard College in all Points, a member of every standard rating association. Its preparation for all the professions and for a life of wide and intelligent interests is recognized by all American universities and professional schools. Education is principally a matter of interesting contact with galvanic teachers. Iloward’s faculty is scholarly, vital in a city as vital as Birmingham, interested in students as vital as you. Regular Session opens September 10th-Summer School June 3rd. For further information address, Dean P. P. Burns, Howard College, Birmingham, Alabama, or Phone Howard College 9-6181 Gertrude: “Would Doug die for you?” Julia Mae: I don't know, but he says I make him sick.” Mr. Carter: “And the farmer is the only producer who makes his living directly from the soil.” Voice from rear: ’ “How about the laundress?” Cecil P. (with hands over her eyes): “If you can’t guess who it is in three guesses. I'm going to kiss you.” Gertrude H.: “Jack Frost, Davy Jones, Santa Claus.” Miss Lewis: “How many times must I tell you not to be late to school?” Cassius T.: “Only once a day, ma’am.” Miss Blewett: “The next person that savs ‘huh’ will be sent from the room.” Chorus: “Hull?” Joe K.: “Do you love children?” Sarah H.: “Sure, how old are you?” This is a nervous existence: even in the grave we go to pieces. this this this is the the end of of the woodlog the log of the wood of the —good luck luck to you bad luck to luck to you bad luck to good luck for everybody person thing rats oh good luck every rat Stein trudGere FINIS “ : 4 'i T ■! I %•