Woodlawn High School - Woodlog Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1939 volume:

from the library of the students of uioodlouin hiqh school tlKWNMHMI d revue in nine nets and many stones depKtinq life in a typical - modern amencan hiyhsdftl scene • noodlann lnqh place • brnninyhanrala. lime • 1930 -1959 act I scene I friends alice broiuder chapman alraaqs sqmpathetic and understandmq dedication act I • scene II Miss Alexander Mis Arnold Mr. Bacon M i� Barnard Miss Blewetx Mr. Bowie Mr. Blanr Miss Argue Mis A. Chapman Miss Armstrong Mist Dearen Mr. Thomas M iss Dnrroh Miss Dougherty Miss Edmonds Mis Evans Miss Dowling Miss Fcagin Miss Furr Mr. Garrett Mr. Gray-Miss Gretschmunn Miss Harrison Mr. Youngblood Mr. Holland Mr. Laney Mr. J. Martin Miss Moore Miss Morgan Miss Morton Mis McPhcron Miss Ross Mr. Sikir Miss Snidmv M iss Stcadharn Miss Ogden Mi. Ballard Miss Vernon Mr. Granger Miss Pomeroy Miss Williams Mi, Hendrix Miss Johnson M is Smith Mi� Ewing Miss Moon Miss Hannon Miss Weldon Mis Stephenson Mr. Df Sha .o Miss K. Chapman Mr. Grswton Miss Johnson Miss Ordway Miss Southard Mr. Helm Miss Willis Miss Loeb Miss Farnham Miss Dickey Miss Cobb Miss Cown We ot? z I F P LEE MOMCfciEF OWL PATRICIA HANSON Rcrm akweue wimfr rtARSHAU, WEST, JR. f on C. VRGG . Z £o afA Sap.a (co atjCf°a y ° c- - $TK± £S beoc.e '31 J7V � wA fAJ y fLAtrJt 2Wa alle: ATCHIS01 NOLD AR LEDGE f-iCtnG tVOOD, BLACKERBY CAPPS actll scene I fCS CX= t- i (CAs r LA kg') H0 moov ABERCROMBIE ALLEN X CS JTeQ Po T ALLEN| MoeiL.a sr BAKER BELL BATTLES BAST BENTON u HAfAsJA, FlA CoLUf QJi BORDENCAbROWNING I I mi1 I � 111 IS M _______£ x P£ SACc cA W lM a BURRIS CAMPBELL CALHOUN X HV u tJ k SEIUORS 09 £ © jAV£. Ja'zo? MAKV KATHF.R A gABKKCROMBIF fZO 4S Honors-. Patrician Latin Club 'JS, 'J6; Thalian Dramatic Clut JS. ’36. 'J7, '38; S. R. Pres. 'J6; Speaker Bureau Spring 4 Fall ‘38; Speaking Chorus '36; Pretided and (poke in audi torium 18. 4AVS h,ll. ftt,. W UH T � . CL JANF. EVELYN ALLEN -ToUkJ SOrJ 9SO :: Honors: National Honor Society; Pre . Euclidean Honor Society; Tatter Rep. of Allhcan Club; V-Picv, Sec. 4 Treat. S. R.; Taller Staff,iSprinK ‘38; Girl' Clee Club Fall '38; Treat Patrician Latin Club '36; Letter in Gym '37: Ctrl' Council 38; Scrihlrrut Club ‘37, '38; Marthal ‘3J. tA cc � Af MORRIS ALLEN Honors: Pre� S. R.; V-Pret. S. R.; Hi-Y; Marthal 35; Sciene.-CluK • LASn C- WEAVER ALLEN X V Honors: Editonian Science Club ‘35, ‘36; Marthal '35; Hi-Y 37. 38; Warbler Club 'JS. X WILLIAM CLAUDIUS ARLEDGE D -T Honors: The Merchant of Venice ; 'Twelfth Night ; The Thirteenth Chair ; Marthal Captain '36; Band j6, '37. lx. Omicron Delta Honor Society. Qi Uur(.Ma } Rc.sS;:fI: MARTHA LOUISE ARNOLD PoSG.'f Honors Sec, S, R. '35. '36; Treat S. R. '38; V-Pret. Girl Reserves '35. '36: Treat. Promethian Fathion Show '36, '17; Pen Sc Ink Fathion Show '36. 27 s ysrCoWa sC.Sr. Mo e.g A. MATTIE NELL ATCHISON £i.£oa Honors: Pret., V-Pret., Sec and Head ol Hroji am Com in Spanith Club; Member of Girl', tiler Club 7Ta AiXTTAj SrS h ftA'i R' FRANCES BAKER 2 Conroe To . w Honors: Martha! '37; Sec. S. R. '35. Treat. S. R '36. 38; Glee C lub ‘37; All-State Chorut '36; Dramatic Club '35; Apollo Club '36. '37; Girl Reserve '35. Home Ec Club 38. C-leD RAYMOND R. BATTLES iy furze. X WILLIAM STEWART BELC Honors: Golden Trail ; Carmen ; Aida ; LeCircle Fran-caiaj C.'hrittmai Play '36; ScribeJ rut lub; Apollo Club. MXf. MILDRBILBENtSn ------------—------ Honor : Girl Rcrcrm; Blur Triangle, A ’fS'O f'AAr oe. O t ' 13 ouio ttiSif v KMiey Honors: National Honor Society; Euclidean Honor Society; Omicron Delta Honor Society. Masquer's Society; Sec. Dramatic Club '38; Sec.-Trea . S. R. '35; V-Ptet. S. R '56; Pret., V-Pret. French Club; Pen Sc Ink Club '36; Reporter and Society Editor Taller '37; May Fettival '37; Lord Byron '37; Death Taket A Holiday ; Twelfth Night ; State V'crtu. Joe Miller ; •Thirteenth Chair ; V-Pret. Student Body 38; Editor-In-Chief Gold and White '38; Chairman of Student Court. Fall '38; Senior Cla.t Orator '38. i r , EVA BORDENCA Z. AV C Honors: Pen 4: Ink Honorary Society '37, 38; Ma.hal '35, '37 JS; Apollo C’lub 16; French C'lub '36, '37, '38; Girl Reserves •JS. O FRANCES LOUISE BROWNING ‘ z--------------- Honors Sec - Treat. Girl Reserve.; Sec.-Treaa. Girl's Athletic Club; Girl Basketball Team, Baseball; Maithal 'J . 35. '37: V-Pret.. Sec. Treat. S. R RICHARD MARVIN BROWN - ; : P CgO Honors: Marthal JJ, 36; French Club 35. 37; Pret .French HAVA Club '37; Taller Kep. French Club '36 Fi-A.3 CARPENTER ;CARTER| cHORONB CHRISTIAN WiC -tAA MaHs SA BILLY BURNS J Z £t SaS+. Honors: French Club, two year.; Priming Club, one year CoLxJM U- OS .-o MARY JEWEL BURRIS «-3a. 3 Honors: Dramatic Club; National Honor Society; Speakers Bureau; Marshal; Christmas Play '36; A Dav in the Library.' c. a3Cszz Honors: Photography Club '38; Lab. Attl. JS. CO-77JO Col r Honors: -Pres Girl Reserve. '35; Aud. play 36. '38; Euclidean Honor Society; National Honor Socirtv . Dramatic C lub. V-Prc� . S. R '35. J6. 37; Taller Rep. S R 37; Choral Speak ing '36: Speaker's Bureau '38; V-Pres. Sr. Shorthand Cla.t ijy GENEVIEVE ES TELLE CAPPS OS Honors: Martial 55. 36; Pieran Club Pre . '36, Sec. Fall Jo. Spanish C'lub '37, '38; Physical Education Letter 36; Olympian Honor Society V-Pre . '38; Olympian Honor Soeiety Lrttcr 37: Girl's Basketball Team '35. 36. J7. '38: Girl's Softball Team '36. 37. 38; Girl's Volley Ball Team 36. 37. 38; May C a nival Acrobat Spring 37. JACK COVINGTON CARPENTER t t£t Honors: Marshal '37, '38; Militarv Science Club 37. ‘38; Set grant R. O. T. C. 38. ROSALIND CARTER P Tg IT Z c C. Honors: Pre. S. R. ‘35. ’36; V-Prc S- R '36; Sec S R '37. ‘38; Pres. Promethean Club '38. Sec. 37; Tatlrr R.p. Promethean C'lub '36; Woodlog Stall 'J8; All State Chu n- 36; Dratnat.. Club '35, Football Sponsor '38; Girl'. C'otmril '38 WILLIAM GORDON CHORON Honors: Dramatic Club; Track. —-- __ HARl)Li vCHKISTI AN riTt +s P - C E £ ZM -0 ( CKJTS) Ci tu.fPS tjOtf-1 S v7 ? = C7 aa C0RKWBl COUCHJi FWLLSCJHI -H IDAVIS | WOOD Dfe kj r 5 75? GAfLMARD 1 GARNER HAMMETT j HALEY HELMS HARRISON HARRIS EPH osy JG. Gats is Ccassim s)Y£st o o0 CrST 0 C� C� .D‘2A1 _ DOUGLAS C OLLINS ,,Ha Honor : Utopian Science Club; Band 14. -J8. Taller Rep3 ,Ac, FRANCIS CORK 5 uA 3C23S Honor : V-Pre . S. R. '35, 36; Maohal 'IS. '36; Warbler Club •37. 38; Hi-Y '37. ’38; Woodloic Start 38; Apollo Club 35. Jfc; All State Choru '36; Scc.-Trea� . Warbler' Club '38. My ZT CS ALLENE COUCH Do aR grY Honor : Marshal; Taller Rep S. R.; Althean Club; Athenian Club; Football Spontor; I’romethian Club. Z 34 MOPi- ST- HAROLD DOUGLAS CROW 7% mP t3SZI7 Honor : Usher Club '37; Head l'� her. Fall 38; Photographer'« Club 38; Hi-Y '38; Warbler Club 38. 5i - £ooP£ 3. J'lc Po. CARL CULVER HOUSE b‘ AM SSUO Honori: Carmen ; Euclidean Honor Society; National Honor Society. V a tSTTA VIRGINIA CULVERHOUSB 6P. 9 iT Honor : iirI Reserve '3S, '36, '37; Golden Trail , Aida WILLYCE RUTH DAVIS C ZUCfOt-l Honor : Junior Red Cro� � '37; Dramatic Club'35. '36; Led trie Francait '35. '36; Girl' Athletic Club '38. '39; Tatler Typist '37. '38. '39; Baseball '37; Volley Ball '37; May Carnival '37. II m-e� ly Com. 'JS; The Story of the Red Cto - WILLIAM MLADERS DAVIS ------------A l0 ■A- ROBERTV A WS PIcP 3}ls g JANE ELIZABETH EARNESI t«JGLLS Honor : Sec. S. R '36; Orche«tra '35. '36. '37; Orchestra C i‘ ‘36, 'J7; Girl Re erve� 'JS. fcp iUT F0STER ETHBREDGE (-ToPkJaJ a ) Honors: Pre . of Student Bodv Spring 38; Pre ol Senior Cl a -Fall '38; National Honor Society. Omieron Delta Honor Society. Euclidean Honor Society, Pre . of Euclidean Honor Society 38; Debate team Spring '38; Chairman of Sport� man hip Committee '38; Head Uaher Fall '38; Bu ine� Mgr. '38; C� her Club '36. 'J7. 38; Pre and Vice-pre of Dramatic Club ‘38; member of Phillip Parade Com. 'JS; Speaker' Bureau '36, '37. '38; Masquers; S. R. Pre . ‘JS. '36. '37. '38; Merchant of Venice ; Death Take a Holiday ; Twelfth Night ; The Thirtee‘th Chair ; Inner High School Bond l � ue Committee VIRGINIA ELIZABETH FARRIS Honor : Pre . of National Honor Society ‘38; Pre . Olympian Honor Society ‘37; Vicc-Pre . Oylmpian Honor Society '37; Pre . Girl' Athletic Club '37. Vice-Pre '38, Sec '36: Sec Euclidean Honor Society 'JS. Winnower, Girl Re erve Club 'J6, JS; Cheerleader '38; Pre . S. R 37. Vice-Pre JS. 37. Sec IS. 'J6; Tatler Staff '37. 'JS; Wood log Staff; Letter Girl; Senior Cla� � Pre enter. vZHACtZY X J A M ES.FALKN ER Pi 7 Honor : Sec. of S. R. Spring JS. Trc� urer of $ R 'JS. Vice Pre .. Spring term '36; See. 'J6.Pre«. '38 Spring term; Euclidean Honor Society, National Honor Society; Pre . Scribelcru Club 'J8; Senior Cla s Artist; Sec. of Pen and Ink Club '38. MARIE ELIZABETH GAILMARD T£.GP ?£L Honor : National Honor Society. Euclidean Honor Socirt ; Marshal 'J7; Sec. and Trea urer of S. R. PAULINE VIRGINIA GARDNER AriGCClcC Honor : Martha) Spring and Fall '55. '38; Chairman Jeffer-m County Red Croi Council '36. Junior Red Crn � Club; Taller £ ISO Aft 4 ravM ( ■’. Mt 3 l L3 GOODRICH 0 trp Honor : Martha),Thalian Dramatic Club; Edith Sm'tS G'-'. Reserve Club—Sec.; Blue Triangle Girl Re erve Club—V'ce. Prev:Mi� � Bernard' Girl Re� erve Club—Trea� urer; Spanish Club: Pen and Ink Club Vaudeville; Golden Trail' 0 v ftta Mu ical Concert; Sec. of S R , Vice-Pre .. Trea urer; Speech work; Graduate of Laird School of Dancing. A7 3 JCL LiLU frJ H LfJTTYftVE R’ E tet CfPStHHA9 Honor : Vice-Pre French Club '36; Pre . Spani h Club '38. . c„ c u • _ 2T ? 1VA n 0Gcr Ok t P Wis (iryoAift Zr JTA tf nfo rtfCrf did. HARRY HENRY HAHN '3LIU county icea crots council jo. junior isea Representative for Club ‘37 and '38 _ _ (p � ) g M aW(Z g dr md Hittorian Senior Cla il am) it _______ Pre . Letter Club; Lrtterman of Football HARRY Honor : Pre . S. R.; Martha] Honor : Pre . S. R Squad for two year OWEN MOORE HAMMETT Honor : Martha); Club Tatler Reporier; Pen 3r Ink Vaudeville. JIM FREEMAN HARRIS Honor : Pro .. Vice-Pre . S. R ; Warbler Club 37. JS. War bier’ Minttrel '37; Carmen ; Aida. MARY ELIZABETH HARRIS €. ■ Honor : Spanish Club 'JS; Dramatic Club '36: Apollo Club '37. •JS. 39; Glee Club J7. '38. 39; Sec S. R 37; Evening nf Music '37; Golden Trail 'J6; Band Concert '37; State Contest '17. 'J8; Scribleru '37. 'J8. tOTT % V CHARLINE HARRISON £ £ ■ - FfleucH CO- Honor : Apollo Club '37. '38; Girl' Glee Club '37, '38 V TAfJ- Pre . S. R '36. PEARL ESTELLE HELMS CoVCZ-t-Hono i '■ Library Club LfOH U irv Club t ew£Li Tam d V SETllORS Tn, VIA Liopcrnmnj COLLINSJ P STV 00 ly ERHOU y jj 'jqCKS'txsViU.£ DAWKINS jlEARNEST ETHEREDGE LFARRIS 'T' GOODRICH Afarrszti-u FALKNER a GREER HARRI LSE Cf ) F. -fl«=J3 cne . HICKS JOLCOMBE JACKSON |'JOHNSON k JONES KNIGHT' OAKtfUgS JONES LOVELADYl LOKEY MANGrIM| 1 'Pi) Wu TvcKOAL -mmammm MAUK r-Abuee ,0.0 JAM. L-e urt h EL Ml5 , £.C tZLf ') At-A C L RUTH £. - £ Oij so j faccexf CHtLtSTi J Z.AWi GLj T5c=f ru it-t=L £- = Yd -r (pasoons facf) SETllORS ' e0 420 - MtiiHt FLA -4GK D£T Z SO fJ rt ASL Honvn. Marthal. A HINES J. HOADLEY «| HOADLEY j , ( , r-Or- s TY.y zr € A ti DM TA HUSTON y _____ X IJONE KNIGHT MAY MARTIN MARY FLORA HICKS r r M ET-tcl i. MARY EMMA HINES PlTTS Honon: Marthal 15, It; Girl Rr«crvr Club; Sec S. K.; Vice-I’rn. S. R. ’15. X RITH ALEXANDER HoAlM.EYO J GT3 Honan: Junior Red C.o Club Marthal 16, 37. X MARGUERITE VIRGINIA HOADLEY D L- ET tlonnn: Girl Reserve Club. JOHN M. HOLCOMBE t EO tf B Honon: Pre� S R ’35. ’38, Vice-Pret. S. R.. Pen St Ink Club. ' p'” 4 11,1 c'ub- Hnuoo Ho A s Z MARY ELIZABETH HUDSON VWGC . ?A?S Honon: Euclidean Honor Society ’37; Senior Girl Retcrve: xzoGta'i-C HoQHmS Boot - Lagsr rooo S- e-L MKs 1-KRoY lieETON. JK S OB Sot rrtf'v i t- to 3 SZ. 13 ELIZABETH CROMWELL INGRAM FR.tCE Honon: S. R. bee. '35, Pre� . '36, 37. Tiea . '17; Marthal '38. fall '3 : Vice Pre� . S K. '38; Pianitt for Orchr«tra 38. Senior CIa� � Pianiti. pptesroA GEORGE Hi JACKSON llonon: Carmen ; The Golden Trail ; Track '36. '37; Sec. S. R. 36, Pret. 38; Marthal '38; Apollo Club. Chairman of Thrift Committee. '3 . . ___ t- , T j£ lV -C AtAS. D ‘V -JA1- SARAH ORADEL JOHNSON W rreT _______Honori: Secretary of Club twice, '37. '38: Taller Representative 7 7 LLrtHASSES ,f Sr io•', Roo , X GEORGE WALTER JONES Q sZP Honan: Vice-Pret. S. R. '14; Marthal '35; Band '35. '36, '37, 38; lli Y Club I JACK TRICE JONES. JR Honan: Boy Stout Club. Pre� . '38 (Sprint; and Fall); Band. JUNE RAY JONES Honon: Sec. S. R. '35; Patrician Latin Club; Marthal (Sprint; and Fall) '38. _ „ __ __ 7AntA eT JoK as MARIAM VIRGINIA KNIGHT Honon: Athenean Club '35, 36. '37. 38. Treasurer of Club 7 (emeticr, Pretident 8 tcme� ter; Glee Club '37. '38. Sec. '35, '36, '37, '38; Promethean Club; Aida'', “Carmen , Golden Trail ; Sec. S. R. F � rU£ S.S U G BA U tf WY.MF.R KING KNIGHT Honon: Marthal '34. '38; Captain ‘35. '38; Sec. of Mar«halt '36; A� � t. Head Marthal '37; Head Marthal ’38; “Golden Trail''; Sec. S. R.; Library Club. JiSX 2- _ T, •ELLIS EARL LITTLEJOHN, F CX p Pi2-t(r-8c 0-3a I � A itwi fadV r oAa- llonon: Bateball '38; Football '38 3 2- MARGIE ERIN LOCKETT F£ -JGOO«3 LITTLEJOHN QfUAbJDO.FLs Honon: Promethean Club, Pre . '37; Football Spontor .'35. 36 ; Trra S. K. ‘38; Promethean Club Fathion Shovt '37. MARGARET LOVELADY fvUTCH£cC. Honon: Marthal 35. Pres '4b. Vice-I'ret. 37. Sec. '38; Promethean Club, Prctident '37. Vice-Pret. '38; Cheerleader '37. Head Cheerleader '38; French Club '35; Woodlog St at! '58; Princett of Woodlawn High '38; Promethean Vaudeville '37; Prctident Girl Council '37; Sec- Senior Clatt '38. DOROTHY MADELINE LOKEY CI BBS Honon: Marthal '36, '37; Sec S. R '37; Program Chairman Girl Re rve. Ou P t IjCV LV J giTTH Ot j A 0«« IS HERBERT HOWARD MANQRUMjpAt .sparge- ---- - - - - -- - PoC 83 oKori: Hi Y Club '38. JAMES JlflSfARTIN Honon: Hi-Y Club; Pre . S. R. Treat S. R. Af tfif WILSON MACK Honon: Taller Reporter '35. Sportt Editor 3 '37. 38 ; Prt ., Vice-Pret., Sec.. Treat.. Tatler Representative S R . Marthal '35. '36; Wood log Stall Fall 18. BERNICE CLAUDIA MANN b H Sc£ 7 Honon: See. S. R. 37; Scriblerut Club '37. '38; Sec Althcan Club '38; Patrician Club 35. '36; Reporter for Tatler 37. So tiety Editor for Tatler 38. S itlQH KAThir£l J AlAdTlM X GLADYS LUCILLE MAY D Honon: HoneMy Corn., Girl Reterve Club '55, 56 ; Patriirian Latin Club '36. '37; Vicc-Pret. tiirl ' Athletic Club '37. ‘3X; Bateball. Volley Ball; Buikrt Ball Train ; Intel' in Gym; . Student Council '18; Auxiliary Com '38; May Carnival 37; lit lJ r L-lt-Ut l KJ t=: L-! ± £} tZ I'M uf rs EccS .£. j a Ou rt-AW Vf 4tjJiA M UJC.K- j . CJ I MILLER C MILLER } Ct A Yrort.6 a. WAS uLfitA£K TS Viuud F? nunnall RELLj g|'| GAPSVM W DLA MURRAY POWELL PLEDGER ti REYNOLDS JrAP)£S Uusto+J M- (a n) PAN SEniORS JOHN EDGAR McALLISTER Old f llano.r. Vlce-Pres. S. R. ’36; Marshal '38; Treat S. R 37; Hi-Y Club. _ , .JOSEPH KENNETH McCARTNEY - T '18; Pres Photography Club '37, Vice Prr 38; Pt� . S R.; Merchant of Venice’ 36; Taller '37, 'J ; Inherit Club '37, '3x, )C MARTHA SYBIL McCALLAHAN ?n ef fytSCc � a ' 9 HAPT llonon: Marshal '33, ’36; Treat., Vice-Pres. Girl Reserve Red C .o� � Club; Commercial Club; Golden Trail ; Aida '; Glee Club; Office Help. red M£-QlP-rHCij X bey 3 S7 S 3fe9 VW , paol moor McCullough 42 LfiKxft. a 4 i ANNETTA ELIZABETH McBVER MiChouS Honon: National Honor Society; Euclidean Honor Society; Athenian Club ‘33. '36; Promethean Club '37, 18; Pen 4 Ink 38: Taller Representative ‘33, '36. 'IX; Sec S. R '36; May Queen '37: Promethean Vaudeville '37. JOHN WATSON McPHERSON' — -J 0 Cfre, ir oc- BLyj t . 3 2 llonon'. Head Ma.shal 38; Captain R.O.T.C. 38; Mat.Sal Captain ‘37, '33; Military Science Club }7. '33 A e -c DOROTH MEADOWS CCA Yro Honon: Spanish Club '33; Girl Reverve Club 37; Girl Reserve Christmas Pageant December 37; Treat Senior Girl Reserve Club 38, Sec. S. R '36. JULIA MAE MESHAl) llonon: Junior Red Cross Club; Sec Jr Red Cros Club; National Honor Society; Mar«hal '36. '38 r jfS c.2 CLARENCE E MICHAELS 22o Men!nJuif Honon : Hi-Y Clufr?; p?in lf frub '33? '36. V£37 1vn y FRANK EDWARD MILLER. JR 1 Honon: Marahal Force for two temetter ; Mcml er Euclidean Honor Society; Treav National Honor Society; Band. MARGARET ELIZABETH MILLER Honori: Martha! two temetlert; Sec. Girl's Athletic Club '38. BONNIE FRANCES MIN YARD YtcCuiuX J i h Honon: Pres., V'ice-Prcs. S. R.; Golden Trail ; Sec National Honor Society; Taller Representative Euclidean Honor Society; Sec. Thalian Dramatic Club; Tatler Representative Scrihlerui Club; Gold and White Com.; Exchange Editor of Tailrr; Student Council; Speaker' Bureau; Speech Chorut; Prophet Senior Cla� � '38. OilFO BILLIE MITCHELL jontT A .B.iraT LEROY MONTGOMERY OLe n� W CtA. Honon: Band and Otche� tra '34. '35, '36. '37, '38; Tennis Club '34. 35. '36; President Tennis Club '37; Hi-Y '37, '38: Treat Hi-Y '38; National Congress Berra, Kentucky; Tenni Team '37, ’38: Alabama State Double Tenni Chatnpionthip 38; Football '37. '38. JV mWC. McAllister McCartney McCLANAHAN ____ mccullo'ughI C'fZtri rwcv.x.l C eSTi-t e- mcever [ McPherson meadows meshad Cc?Lvr A i Gfi. Pob aloan o -W. .no SIBYL MOOR A Treat £ Q Tr-C- Honori: Marshal; Tatler Representative, Sec., for S R Patrician Latin Club. DORRIS LORAYNE MfRPHRF.E PJc Honon: Althean Club; Ptomethean Club; Mar hal. FRANK MURRAY Honori: Euclidean Honor Society; Secretary l‘ her« '-T-AMBS W At-Ti£H MY£AS JV ALICE MARGARET NIX CHAPPscc Honon: Girl Reserve ’J4, ’38; Secretary S R. ’37. ’33; Vice-President S. R ; Martha! ’33. ROBERT DAVID NORREU. Honon: President S. R.; W Club; Basketball and Baseball Club; Marshal '34. J$, 38 yC EUGENE CLIFFORD NUNNALLY O 11 7 Honon: Member Pierian Club '35, '36. '37, '38. Sec. '38; Scrib-le.-u Club '38. Sec '38; Tatler Start '36. '37. '38; Literars Editor Tatler '36, Associate Editor '37, '58. VERNON HENR POWELL Honori: Marshal Captain '36; Marshal ' 5, '36. '37; Compatri ots Cluh '18. RUBY NELL PLEDGER £ST Ci-Honori: Girl Reserve Club. SARA DORTHA REYNOLDS HfiTi-cY Honori: Vice-Prc Girl Reserve Club '17; Sec. S R. 36. Pres ’37; Speaking Chorus '36. o.k. 5 fee _____________ PRF.STON CLARK RICE 3JAZI Club ‘36; O sji v7MKsp.‘ (v -- - „ Honon: Marshal 37; Sec. S. K. JC Viet Pre« Radio Sou. £S£. ££.H J£STW A Pc I MI LLER r MINYAR MICHAELS MURPHRE1 Hx _____ MITCHELL MONTGOMERY IMOOR Clul •J'fhrsJ. -3 1 SETllORS SMITH SPIVEY|STEWART STRICKLA 'ast Lana OAK tfipAGTzri.Mutz pm a a TAYLOR RICHARDS ROBERTSON RICH nVROMINE $ RUSSELL ----M uUppMAH A.£T£OS I PI SKIFF | SLAUGHTER SMITH SHELNUTT iSlU. f’ SMITH 11 SMITH Voc STURKIE SPIVEY DOA. S BARBARA. RICH A D Honors: Gif I Reterve Club 'J7, ‘38; Dramatic Club '54; 37; Latin Club ‘34, 16; Marthal and Marihal Captain. JUNE PRESCOTT RICH Honors: Pictian Club '36, Trca� . ‘35; Diaitiatic Club '3S, '37; irl Reterve Club '3 ; Martha! Capt. '36. '38; Euclidean Honor Socict} '37, National Honor Society; Math Study Leader '38; Student Council 37. WILLIAM EARL RICHARDS .iiiVA ort. 3 2, + Honori: Football 36. '37, '38. AlternateXapta in Football team; Vice-Pre . Hi-Y ; Hi-Y Club; Pre . Vice-Pre . S, R ; Martha!, Track team '38. Dl£T) LOIS CAROLYN ROBERTSON Honor): Munir Night '37 (Solo); Carmen 37; Aida” '36; Gulden Trail 36; Glee Club; Apollo Club; Vice-Pre Srribleru� Club 38; S. R Secretary. Tatler Repre cntative; Treat. Girl Reterve Club; Senior Clan Vocalitt '38; Thalian Dramatic Club; All-State Chora '37; Afternoon of Mutic '37. DOROTHY LANE RICKETTS JACK Honor): Secretary S. R. Fall '38; Trea . Winnower Girl Revive Club '33; Martha) '33. 36; Treat. S R. '36. '37. Sec. '38. D K2D KARL DOUGLAS ROM IN E ----------------- llonon: Fuilidran Honor Society; Hi-Y Club; Warbler' Club; C� her� Club; Warbler' Mmttrel. L.C J,S£ MARTH.yU SSEI.L C.H AT rtoOC Honor): Secretary Senior Girl Retervc Club '38. - A- C � aJC.GS SC-H Ui lC 7’A-re-HUZiLUTij yC ROBERT EDWIN RYE OlGTt Honan: Hi-Y Club; Football team. „ C!ci si a Lre ViCJonm FRA NK SIIELNUTT £� eL£ vassk.f Honors: National Honor Society; Pre� . S. R. SS: Pre .. Vice- • Pre ., Sec. Spanith Club. De w c t- CT.AUDE SLAUGHTER 3 r23 , Honors : Ta.Ier Reporter. 324 W AC.H t-T Z. T, B pr� -S iU Fort C JAMES ROBERT SMITH Honors: Martha! ‘33, '36; Sea Scout Club; Library Club '38. D OiUS P €0 JENNIE. SMITH OfY � Wac 6 LOFTON SMITH U . f WccySTOFF s $ O'jr Co. Club; Track '37, 38; Euclidean Honor Society 0X. 20tT7 0'W | 352C I n£C£AS CC 8L£. . 'bob' SMITH Q O '43 Honors: Track 36. '37. '38; Hi-Y 36. '37. '38; Pre . S. R '35. '37. Vice-Pre . '17; Football Manager '36, '37; Hi-Y' Repreten- Q tative to Berea, Kv. —. . . . 3 0 C. 9-AirtS JDx. W r A cy Vc-cr JcA ' ROBERT WARREN SMITH pfgp lonors: Band ’36, ‘37, 38, '39; Radio Club; Lovveenhoke Science d b. Ay A ay £V Zi. a S vcn-i. j doro I’fn Vpiv v HcrJfzY hot, STUTLER SUMMERS TARRANT KATHRYN SUE STEWART Vc-MMCY Honors. Yettalian Literary Club; Marthal. , . . IAf L.c.A .0 -s o GEORGE TURNER STRICKLAND , 37 - SOi . S'ouT� 2 ! £. ELIZABETH JACQUELINE STURKIE L ALLOWS Honors: Marthal '33. '36. '38; Girl Reterve Club '36; Apollo Club '38. ARTIE LOUISE STUTLER STEVENS Honors: Mar� hal '35. '38; French Club '36, 37, '38. SXJL.S EfZ AZC COE ZsCO' C. Tfi. T 3S2 S ' JUANITA ROWE SUMMERS DOO.fi Honors: Girl Reterve Club '35; Girl' Athletic Club '37. '38; Phyvical Education Letter 36; Girl' Softball learnt '35, 36; Girl' Volley Hall team '35, '36. JAMES ROBERT TARRANT. JR. Honors: Pret., Vice-Pre . S. R.; Marthal '35, '36; Ka eball '37. ‘38; Football '36, '37, Capt. '38; Vice-Prev Senior C!a� ’38; Member “W Club; U her� Club; Sea Scout Club. MILDRED ELIZABETH TAYLOR C (2Pf£L L. Honors: Batketball ’36. '37; Bateball '33, '36; Volleyball '33, '36; Olympian, Pretident '38; Girl Athletic Club, Pre 38. yyj .37 111 T t WINDHAMI WILSON YOUNG £U AO(£TH FoL.Htm2 P sJ SA C Ot-A SEUIORS MARTHA THOMAS Honor 1 Dramatic Club; Marshal; Red Cro � Club; Girl Re-terve ; Commercial Club. 6 PF+M« RUBI K ANDERSON THOM. So 3 3 dc'ds5a£y ' o P)P s Honors: P:e� . S. R. '5 . '36. '37, '38; l rc� . EdWonian Science Club '36, Ewn. 'JS; Euclidean Honor Society '37, '38; National Honor Society 37, '38; Taller Stall '37, 38 ; Student Court 38; Hi-Y Club '38; U hrr Club '37, 38; Vice-Pre . S. R. 37; A� tt llrad l'«her '38. _ A L.KZ 7. To cu j -- r Cf FI.ORRIF. F.WING THOMPSON HO 7T Honon: Vlee-Pre� . National Honor Society '38; Euclidean Honor Society '37. '38; Sec. Olympian Honor Society '38 Pre« 33. Sec. ’36. Treat. '36. 37: Pierian l.atin Club; Marthal '35. Pre S. R. Treat.; Sec. Englith VIII C1a� � '38: Althean Club HESTER TURNER 2AMM 4 W Mf llonori: Snanith Club ’3 'J6 (OtrTT s ci’rtis Walden 3ossM i xh . C + .LoTnz, C.Z$Z o Honon: Tennit and Hi-Y Club . Pre . Tennit Club 38: l.etter on Tennit Team for two year ; Alabama State Double Tenni Champion '3? MARGARET LEE WATLEY LAAltZK Honon: Marshal '35; Capt. Fall '36. Fall '37. Sprint 36. Spring •37; Civic Club '35; Dramatic Club 35. '36. 37. C.UC 4. DORIS WAIJ.S WARREN MACK WEAVER Honors: Band '36. '37. '38; S. R. Sec.; Athletic Club. WALKS G. L.£E. WINDHAM Honors: President S. R. one eme� ter; Wood log Staff 3s ROY ELMO WILSON. JR Pt£Q 9SP Honors: Nlarthal '35; Model Club 36 Photograph Club '37, '38; Apollo Club '38: Warbler’ Club '37. '38; Min trel 37. 38 ; Alabama State Mutical Penival '37. STONEWALL PERSHING VINSON OIBO Honors: Hi-Y Club; Prenident S. R. '36. • . OLIVER WOODS £)igT C RUBY MAE WILKINSON X i CE Honors: Marthfll; Taller Repretentative of S. R and Sec. of Athenian Club. £,P, DOROTHY ELIZABETH YE ATM AN Honors: Pre . S. R. '35, '36. ’37; Marthal '36, '37; Vice-Pre . S. R- '36. '38; Beauty Cornett '36; R. O. T C. Spontor ‘37. R. O. T. C. Band Spontor 37; Vice-Pre . Library Club '3$; Gym Team Capt. '33. '36: Woodlog Staff J8; Sec S. R. '37; Team Captain '35. '36; Woodlog Staff '38: Sec. S. R. 37; Thrift Com. '35. FRANCES LOUISE YBSSICK 7ZL -An4W4if Honors: Glee Club 37. '38. '39; Althean Literary Society '35; Mar«hal '37. '38; Pen Ink Vaudeville; All-State Choru 37; Appollo '36. 37. ‘JS. £ ?$ THOMAS 11 THOMAS THOMPSON!1 TURNER WALDEN ||WEAVER X — WALLS — WATLEY X OG0UCK. VINSON H1 WOODS WILKINSON YEATMANJ JOHN HOWARD YOUNG Honors: Marthal 36. ’37. '38. Q thu z. C. Bo u,S 4321 A look back From the files of the Binningham Post-Herald: 50 years ago, Feb. 8, 1939 Sale of Highland Park Country Club, on which city still owes (515,000. proposed as economy measure for city. Howard Young. 14, of Woodlawn, goes on record books as one of youngest freshmen ever to enroll at Birmingham-Southern College. J’VW 77 -Vo si l.cM-r-4 — TUSCA . A B HjKST'oaJ, H Zoud T n At Fla. act II • scene II -7tw. '3 °l SEIllORS A CTON ADAMS ALEXANDER ALLEN 1 Y WRHO una AMBERSON ARNOLD tchisonBPK YlOnrevAt-io $C £ U LK ARMSTRONG; baker AUSTIN 1 [BAILEY. J V ? 7T, BAKERf BANCROFT(BARKSDALE BARR BOGGS BENEFIELD BERRY BIGGy| 'i2g2fi££j'. o ajH v j a e BROOK BORDERS BRANNON K AGNES ACTON 7 ,iTD HARRY ADAMS C IL.LCL O A APC A T r- OWENS ALEXANDER Honors. Marchal; Fatler Stall; Hi-Y Club; Other Club; Hr ad Ukhcr 39; Football '36. '37; Ba.ket Ball '37. 18; 01 tint R. O. T. C. 57. It; Prec Student Body '59. RUTH ALLEN 0l 0 Honan Euclidean Honor Society: Sec. Scriblerut Club '57; Pm. Scribleru Club '59; Dramatic Club; V-Pre� , Sec S. R O GEORGE ATCHISON LUCILF. AMBERSON JUDSON ARMSTRONG llonon: Dramatic Club '59. GEORGE ARNOLD Humorr. Piint Club; S. S Club. VIOLA JANNETTE AUSTIN llonon: Marshal Fall and SprinK '55, '56. 57, '58; Girl' Backet Ball team 55; Girl’ Soft Ball tram; Pierian Latin Club '54. '55. HLL AJ - A J£ ALBERT BAILEY llonon: Mgr. Tenni Club '59; Band '55-'59; Concert Matter '59; National Band aod Orchettra Honor Society ’58. '59; Alabama State Band '57-'59; Euclidean Honor Society. O BILLY THOMAS BABER FARLE BAKER llonon. Bate ball '36, 57. ’58; Backet Ball '57. 58. '59; “W Club. RALPH BAKER C WARREN BANCROFT t llonon: Huntcville High School: Pre . of Clacc '55. ‘56. 57; Prec. Latin Club '36; Pre . Dramatic Club ‘36. Woodlawn: Latin Club '37; Woodlawn Philatelic Society; Pre ., V-Prec., Tatler Rep. Woodlawn Philatelic Society. X JOHN BARKSDALE DttSTi llonon: Tenoic Club '36, '57; Pre . Tenni Team '37, '58, 39; Photography Club '37. '38, '39; V-Pre� - Photography Club; Pen and Ink Honor Society; V-Pret Pen and Ink Club '38, 59; Cthrr Club 'J9. FRANK BARR JAMES BENEFIELD 0 TZ llonon: Golden Trail'; '‘Carmen'; Aida ; Pre . S. R.; Modrl Club VIOLET BERRY f O 2. G llonon: Pre ., Sec.. Treat. 5 .'ft. '35. '36, '37. 39; Vcttaliat} Literary Club; Thalian D.arnatic Club; Althean Literary Club; 'E-ening of Mu� ic''; Spring Fedival '36; Wood log Stall '39. TOMMIE BIGGS pier? 'lonort: Prec. S K '35. '36, '37. '38; Football '35, '36. '37, 38; Hi-Y Club: V-Pre . Hi-Y 38; Tatler Rep. Hi-Y ’37. VIRGINIA BOGGS pOC-fC ecB£ T h. Honors: Prec. S. R 37. 38. T9; Tenni Team; Tenni Club; Ccher Club; Hi-Y Club; Euclidean Honor Society; Chmn. Publicity Com. 39; Froth Backet Ball 36; Wooding Staff '38. '39; Pre . F.nglich date 37; pie . Senior Cla % '39. GWENDOLYN BRANNON PI Honors Ma chal '35, '36; Marchal Captain '36, '39; Pre . I.e Cerrle Francai Club; Euclidean Honor Society DONALD ALLAN BREWER llonon. Marchal 35. '36; Marchal Captain '36. T7; Marchal Sec. '37. '38; A t Head Marchal '39; Scout Club '36. ‘37. '38; Scribe of Scout Club '39; Chrictmat Play '36; All-State Mu-tic Fedival '37; Evening of Mutic '37; Dramatic Club '35; Tatler Rep.. Trea S. R DORIS BROOK I Q Honors Marchal '35, '36. '37; Marchal Captain T8; Apollo Club; Althean Literary Society. as 3’UN. '37 DAVID BUCK £k it v . cxj Qt. • o SETllORS Ju T3V L4.G J tTeHjM iO S£- ATERINICCHIAl COKER ■ Honori: Usher Club '38. '39; Hi-Y Club 38. '39; Iron.. Club 37. 38; Tennis Team '37. J . 19: School T«n.s ham-pion '38; Rtinnerup '39; Euclidean Honor Society; Asst Head U her ’19; Pre� . Tennis Club ‘IS; V-Pre« Senior ( la� � 9. CHARLES BUCHANAN LEWIS BURDETTE Honor,: Mi shal 36. J7. ’ll. '39; Band 35. '36. 57. IS; Scout Club '35. '36. 17: W Club '37. “3 . 59: Football '37. '38; I’rev. Sec. S K ROBERT BURG1NS CARL WILLARD BURRIS Honan. Omlcton Delta Honor Society; Debate Team 39; Cheerleader '37 38; Prc . Dramatic Club '39: Remember the Day : Twelfth Night ; Thirteenth Chair ; Ushers Cluh 38 '39. Honan: FLORENCE ELIZABETH BURSON Dv £TI Vice-Pre . Le Cercle Francals ’38. MARJORIE Bl'SBF.F. £Sf 2 CK HELEN CAGLE 5 0 -C Y Honon: Glee Club '3 . '37. '38. '39; V-Pres Glee Club; Apollo Club T6-'39; V-Pies.. Apollo Club; Sprint; Festival '37. ’39; Vocal Recital '37; False Fernando ’39; Christmas Concert T7. 'J8. ELLEN CARROLL £ A tZKGO O Honor,: Marshal '3S. '36; Pres S. R '33; Commercial Club; Home Ec. Club. ETHELYN CARROLL L. G Y Honon: Trea ., Sec. Iatler Rep. S. R.; Apollo Club 36; Gill Glee Club '37. ’38. '39; Home Ec. Club. Historian '37. Pre . '38; Girls Council '38. MARTHA CASE Tr OAt lJ Honon: Sec. Student Court; V Pre� -. Dramatic Club; National Honor Society; Euclidean Honor Society: Taller Stall; S. R. Officer. J JOE CATF.RINICCHIA Honon: Marshal '35. '36; Football ‘37. 38. RAY CAUDLE Honon: Pres. Edisonian Science Club. LUCY CHAMBERS Si G A O 39; Honor,: Pres. Home Ec. Club '39; Pres. Girls Council Pres. S. R '39: Glee Club; Marshal Captain ’36. '37, '38; V.prca. Home Ec. Club '3 WILLIAM THERON CHAPPELEAR Honor,: V-Pres., Pres. Print Club; Basket Ball '39; Ptint Club '37. '38. '39. WILLIAM HACKLE CHEW. JR ' Honon: Pres. S. K '38; Pres. Visual Aid Club '37, 38; Ushers Club; Euclidean Honor Society; Hi-Y Club '39; Wood log Staff 'JS, '39. viv BURSON BURGINS FLA- BURRIS BUSBEE I CAGEL £ ST KC M'r. POK. forTEilSotJ CARROLL [CARROLL WOOO CAUDLE ORVILLE COBBS 0 -3 0 DOROTHY ANNE COFFEY Honori Pm and Ink Honor Society; Sec. Patrician Latin Club; Marshal; Euclidean Honor Society; Artist Sr Cla« 39. JIM COKER Honor,. Euclidean Honor Society; Otnicron Delta Honor So-i ety;Photography Club; Dramatic Club; ' Remember The Day : Merchant of Venice ; “Twelfth Night ; Death Takes A Holiday ; Thirteenth Chair ; Marshal Corporal. D O RUBY NELL COLLINS OFiU HTSRy CHAMBERS CHAPPELEAR. Honor,: National Honor Society; Euclidean Honor Society; Girls Glee Club ’37. '3S. '39; Apollo Club '36. ‘37. 38. '39; V-Pre� . S. K. '36. '37. ’38. G 3Wr j X MARGARET GER.' Co-e jioa iARET GERALDINE CC si JTd OAkj ) ROBERT L CROOK Honor,: F cnch Club; Marshal '36, '39. MARIE CRUMLEY y Honor,: Sec. S. R '37; Apollo Club '37; Evening of Music ' EARLE CULVKRHOUSE Honor,: National Honor Society; Euclidean Honor Society; Pres S. R.; Marshal. COBBS COFFEY Mr. CROOK COLLINS .-; BfiooxA gULVERHOUSE CRUMLEY (V UVCGCf ) f AJT J UH - 3 cf SEHIORS DEDMAN 3THEREDGE EVANS ?C Et EVANS FLINN FALKNER FAUST IVERITTf i+v7 z =b, 'EANKLIWrrAT.-RRgATHf ar.T,nWAYil GAMBL CURTIsS DAHLKE o tiVHTSviu.e. DAVIS 1 DAVIDSON_ DAVIS THfze?G 3 [DICKSON -j DOROUGH jS® ECTOR EPPERSON| EVERETT tos At. ir s C LtP. MARY CURTIS k Uonon Pro. V-Pre . Blue Triangle Girl RtMrvti; Evening oi Mu.ic' 37; Golden Trail ; All-State Mu.ic Festival '37; Mar.hal 55. 36; Glee Club '38. 59; Sec. S. R. '35. � PAUL DAHLKE DftTO Honan: Tenni Team '37. 'IS, ‘19; V-Pre� . Tenni Club T7, ' S: Pre� . Tenni Club ’18, '}9; Martha) '16, '17; State High School Tenni Tournament '38; Tenni Club '57, 18. '19, STEWART DAVIDSON ' O CP IRENE DAVIS , Honon. Pre ., Treat. S. R.; Mar bal '57; Olympian Honor Society '57, '38, '59; Commercial Club 55; Girl Athletic Club 36. 57. '38; Girl Utter Club '39; Batkct Ball '55. '56; Voile) Hal! '55, '56; Ka eball '36. O ROY DAVIS IIEYWOOD DEDMAN HELEN DOROTHY DICKSON Hatton: Pro Ci. L. C. '39; P;e� . Olympian Honor Society '39; Reporter 36; Reporter Olympian '37; V-Pre� . G. A. C. '38 WILLIAM B. DOROUGH � Honon: Tatlet Rep. '36, '37, '38. '39; Mar.hal 'IS. '39; Mar- Val Captain '38; Stamp Club '38. X LILLIE MAE DUVAL D £=T? Honon Manhal 35, '36; Sec, V-Pre S. R.; Girl Re.erve Club: Athene an Literary Society; Euclidean Honor Society. CHARLES ECTOR , Honon: See.. Treat. National Honorary Beta Society '37, '3$; Terrni Club '39; Junior Claw Play '38. ELEANOR EMMERSON C. =) Honon: Library Club; Utopian Science Club. jfC HAROLD EPPERSON NELL ETHEREDGE PrU Z-SG a CI.EO DOTSIE EVANS Honors: Prc . Athcnean Literary Society '39; Tatler Rep., Olympian Honor Society '39; Chaplain of Athenean Literary Society '37; Cheerleader '39; Mar.hal Captain '37; Volley Ball Captain '37; Phytical Education Captain '36. '37, '39; Student Council '39; Honorary Member Girl Letter Club '39; Girl Council '19; Mar.hal 35, '36,' 37. HORACE LEON EVANS, JR. Honon: Band; Orche.tra; All-State Orchettra '36. '37, '38; All-State Band '36. '37. 38; Mar.hal 35. '36. '39; V-Pre� . S. R '37. mAIILON EVERETT C � tc E Honon: Pen and Ink Club '38, '39; Euclidean Honor Society 38. 39: Usher Club '39: Artiat of Senior Claw '39. SARAH REBECCA EVERITT HQLL. Ilonon: Pre� ., V-Pre. Philocopbu Club '36. '37; V-Pre , Tatler Rep. S R ‘36; Marshal '3$. '36; Firtt Priae at State Fair on Sewing. MARIE FALKNER Honors: Mar.hal '36. '37; Civic Club '36; Evening of Muatc '37. VIOLA BELL FAUST A f A AS AS Honon: Sec. Mar.hal Force '39; Mar.hal; Sec. Junior Academy of Science '37, '38; National Honor Society 38. '39; Euclidean '«nn Society '37, '38. '39; Utopian Science Club; Pre Sec. Utopian; Glee Club; Pre -, V-Pre ., Sec.. Trea ., Tatler Rep. S. R.; Tatler Staff; Rep Tatler Council; Rep. Mar.hal Force in Council _ EUV. I' M- JESSE FLINN A C0CIP Honon: Model Club '36. '37. '38, '39; Football '36; Tatler Rep. '36. CATHERINE FRANKLIN MQCtCEY FRANCES GAI.BRHATH L C.K Honon: Dramatic Club 35, '36, '37. '38. '39; Pierian Club '35; Euclidean Honor Society '39; OrchfMra ‘36. ’37, ‘3$. 39; S r' Officer. SARAH BELLE GALLOWAY TH Honon: Ve� talian Literary Society- IMOGENE GAMBLE £ A OCj C?s€ iTAJ£f L.OOI2 GeoMfCi r1c hJTto u;an v T JufJ. '3 GATSIS m GERHART GENTLE GILMER GIBSON GLENN HANEY HAMILTON11 HAMMETT HAMMETT Mdsa MONTH F.I.I.A GARRETT WALK R- llvnmi V-Prca., Taller Rep. S K.; Evening of Music '37 Apollo Club '36, ’37; Allhcan Literary Society '}$; Marthal Ji, 16. '37, 'J8, '39: Council '39; V-Pret. Althean 19 ftGK-Gr rJ ANDREW GATSIS 7S t 7VZ l-A fay rrti C M, iZQc Mcw r 7J.C. MADELINE GERHART T yfi f A CLARENCE GENTLE llonon: Sea Scout Club 56. ‘17; Prim Club ‘38. ‘J9, PEGGY WILLENA GIBSON £, fl ZUG T T Honors: Thalian Dramatic Club 36, 37; Blur Triangle Girl Rrtrrve 37; See Girl Reserve 3 . State Typing Contest 38; Pres. Senior Girl Reserve ‘39; Glee Club ’39; Girl’ Council ’59 MAX VANDERVER GILMER Dggggfj Honors: From Gulfpo.t Military Academy; Drum Major Band, 36, 37; Box Team ‘37, ’35; Student Council ’38; Head Cheerleader ’38; Second National Twirling Division 38; Bu� . Mgr “Compan ’3S. From Woodlawn: Drum Major ’39; Woodlog Staff ‘39; Hi-Y; Brass Quartet ’39. NAN GILLESPIE PGMAj Honors: Sec., V-Pres. S. R.; V-Pret., Sec., Treat., Pre«. Girl’ Reterve. JAMES GLENN Honors: Marshal '36. ’37; Corporal. Lieutenant; V-Pres. S R. CLAYTON GORE Honors: Pre ., Maishal, S. K.; Pret. Student Body 38; Pret. D amatic Club; King ’3S; Chairman Sporttmanthip Com ’3S, ‘19; Omicron Delta Honor Society; Ushers Club; Dramatic Club; Hi-Y Club; Winner Declamation Cornett; District Newt Cunteit ’39; ’’The Exchange ; The Thirteenth Chair ; Remember The Day ’. , _ jr. ' G uz r j _ MARY VIRGINIA GREGORY CsS' A CH-O Honors: Pret., Sec. S. R.; Sec. Althenean Club '39; Member Althencan Club ’37, ’58, '39 ■4GL J Cj cr tj — A'fo 4TGc flt tUj HELEN HAGGARD Honors: Glee Club '36, '37; The Strange Dr. Johnoon ; For Girls Only ; Martha! ’39; Dramatic Club ’36, '37; French Club ’37, ’38. Dm D BILL HAMBY w' DORIS HAMMETT VVS G «S Honors: Pret, V-Pret., Sec., Treat S. R.; Martha!; Apollo Club; Glee Club. CHARLES HAMILTON Honors: Band '36. '37, '38. ’39; National Band Honor Society '39; Alabama State High School Band '39; Martha! '36, 39. Scout Club '36, '37. '38, '39 JOHNNIE RCTH HAMMETT tfUhlT Honors: Jr. Red Crott Club '34, '3$. '36. '37; Martha! '3 . '3$; V-Pret Jr. Red Crott Club '36. Dl£D THOMAS HANEY • X ROY F. HARTLIN E i GTO Honors: Treat. Photography Club '39; Sec Utopian Science Club '35; Band '38. '39. MARY RUTH HARRIS S' ? TH SEIUORS At-GtCasSi fUrUc Z-lTSy t tZ ___ I WAS' i.CJ CM k A ; GARRETT] ■ -V 2' GOR J GREGORYJjHAGGARD (HAMBY ffoG OC-tt- Gs .C S7 f 4 JrariP -inoi ll If r O DELBERT HEISTAND Martha! four temetlert GRADY HEMPHIIXJ) HTfr H- t.ors: Bateball '3$, '39; W Club; Letter Club. HAROLD HENBGAR -Di£ D Honors: Militatv Science Club '37, 3S; ltt Sergeant R. O. T C '38. K , [HARTLIN HARRIS HEISTAND HEMPHILL £ 9STLAkti DORIS HICKS A go v Honors: Tatler Rep. S. R '34; Blue Triangle Girls Rrtcrvr 14, '15, '36; Scrrblrrut Club '36 O Htiav y t-ro o ' Q ALICE CHRISTINE HOOD Honors: Marthal; Spanith Club; Vrttalian Club; S. R. Officer MARGARET HOOD Jo y fi Honors: Girlt Reserve Club; Home Ec. Club; Marthal HOOD HENEGARI HICKS I HOOD ‘v A G NT _ SoSGPrt £ a fZ L— LACY v turn AG's m DCt MARTINJ JU JT5V,ul£ MATHEWS | MAULDIN JTu,u '39 SERIORS pc CfiLiF, fkus. $5 V£Zi - JOHNSON HUGHES HUSTON1 |JOHNSON 0 _ y. RHlINU Bbcx. DORA ELIZABETH HUGHES BK-Ovs rJ Horn, : Althean Club '36. '37. 38; Pre ., V-Pre .. See., Treat., Taller Ref. S. R.; Marshal ‘36. 37. '38; National Honor Society '37. DOROTHY HUSTON Honor : Althean Literary Society; Marshal '35, '36; Tret . S. R. ’3S. KAUL1NE LA NBU.F. JOHNSON CAM P Pi'S LL Honor : Marahal 33, 36; Girl Glee Club 38, '39; Apollo Club; Althean Lite ary Soci.ty; Sec. Glee Club '39; Pre S. R '39; Musical Festival; “Evening of Music '37; Glee Club Concert ; Dramatic Club; All-State Choru '37. MURRELL WAYNE JOHNSON Honor : Cneerleader '38; Football Mgr. '36, 37; I “tier Rep. 38, '39; Ant. Sport Writer Taller '38. '39; Woodlo Sport Editor '39; U� hc:� Club '38. -'39; Sec. U her� Club '38. '39; Sea Scout Club 37; Student Council '39; Ba«ket Ball '36. '37. jro ? C gJf r r i .To y zs: ' Yv;D vJfRANK JONES JONES BIJONES ■■KAY ftStlCAva TtfDiAu t-AK£. Nff'b co . LANGNER )• iv r ,KIRKLAND| LACKEY . CGKTef tK'I T LEE Tv ILE SEUR 11 LEWIS .AS7 L.Atce T XALOOSA __ LIGON MARSH ■ MANNING] I TBfiPotorr McLENDON ZSH L i Cargos5 1 Dtz. RANK JONES AAjC.t2UG S (L4U p T lcD oi ef Honor : Tenni Team; V-Pre ., Sec., Tiea� . Tenni Club. D tTD IDA JONES RUTH KAY CL05S KILLINGSWORTH quinton killingsworth RCitZ Honor : HI-Y Club 38, 39; Mar.bal 34. '33. m SSc.- J’oS vh Gs tzu LEROY BURNS LACKEY - Honor : U.her. Club '38, 39; Thallan Dramatic Cluh '37. '38; Marshal '36, '37, ’38; Midsummer Night' D:eam ; Euclidean Honor Society '37. '3 . '39; Debate Team '19. C' ’ iCfc j S'. CAcy-HOGI ea.At . — m ALEX LACY Honor : Pre . S. ft ; Uabera Club; Band; Orchestra; Pre . Photography Club ’36. '37; City Editor Taller '39; Editor-in-chief Woodlog '38, '39; Trea . Senior Clan '39. KATHERINE LANGNER J £PP G i Honor : Pre . Pierian Club '37; Glee Club '38, 39; V-Pre . S. R- '36, Pre . '37; Mar.bal '39; “Evening of Mutk' '37; All-State Mu� ic Festival '37. WILLIAM FRANKLIN LEE Honor : Captain R. O. T. C.; Rifle Team; Won Non-Com-missioned Officer in individual competition '37. JAMES LE SEUR GORDON LEWIS — Honor : U her� Club '38. '39; Euclidean Honor Society '38, '39; Student Court T9; Th a libit Dramatic Club '39; Student Council '39. ELIZABETH LIGON CHARLENE MANNING WRAE MARSH ZOvJl-GX- Hono : V-Pre� . S R.; V-Prc . Club; V-Pre . Palette Pal 38; Science Cluh '33, '36. '37. ESTELLE MARTIN -Honor : Mar«hal; Apollo Club; Scrihleru Club. JUANITA MARTIN Honor . Manhal; Sec.. Trea ., Tatlcr Rep. Utopian Science Club '36. '37. 38. T9. JOE BILL MATHEWS ( BORIS' CVM$) Honor : Pre ., V-Pre . S. R. To. '37. Captain R. O. T. C. 39; Rifle Team 39; “W Club TS. '39; Marshal T6. X VARDRY MAULDIN ( WiN Fean) ADALINE McLENDON M$C. )fZTM u Honor : Pre. S. R. T7, '38. Sec. TS-TS; Sec. Apollo Club '36 “An Evening of Music’' '37: All-State Choru '37, '39; Blur Triangle Girl Reserve '36; Apollo Club '36, '37, '38; See. Student Bodv 39; Home Ec. Club '3S. T9; Woodlog Staff '38. '39. 2.S'OS HOHTSVU.L6 ALA.7 SB03 MELVIN McCOMBS „ Honor : Pern., V-Pre . S. R.; Hi-Y T7, T8. T9; Marshal '35. I MARTIN ] A fOG L£ McCOMBS J 'Jr ■ 3 MILAM S GSWIA OAMt tssi Mildred McDonald E Lu£ llunari: Sec., Pro. Girl Reserve '36. 37, 38; Sec. S. R '39; Wood log Stall 39. K. O. T C. Sponsor '39. 7 JAMES BARRY McGATHYO G 0 MARY VIRGINIA McNUTT llonon: Ma shal 'J6-'19; “The Evening.' of Music ; Civic Club. O ANNIE NORA McQUAID r llonon: Pre S. R.; Student Activity Cum.; V-Pre . Philn-tophus Club. CLAUDIA MILAM ✓ CV £ MARTHA TOM MILLER BAtJKS TOhl llonon: Maryhal 7 semester ; Aud. Play 35; Glee Club 38, j9 Eveninic of Music ’IS; Mar� hal Captain $6; Prnuie-ihean Club; V-Prea. Glee Club J9 (£0 U JC� A) PHYLLIS MITCIIELL gtV CfiAiCff llonon Sec., V-Prc S. R T7. '18; Sec. Promethean Club; Marshal 'IS. 'J6; A� � t. Marshal Captain '38. '19. CofiL sJtTH o .. A r.3 Uu K SSZ 3 MILDRED MILLER HftMILTO llonon: V-Pre . S. R. ‘36; Evening of Music 57; Marshal ’16-39. BERTHA MOTZKUS BOV llonon: Sec., Taller Rep. S R '36, '17; Marshal 36-39 MARY ELIZABETH MOORE )TKj££SoSS llonon Marshal IS, 36; Evening of Music ; S. R Officer JOHN KILLOUGH MOOR -I 4ST Ho non: Sea Scout Club '35, 36; Print Club 17. '39; Marshal '38. '39; Taller Rep. Print Club '18. VARNELL MOOR £tM A A llonon: Marshal Captain '36; Sec. Marshal 36; Head Marshal '38; Dramatic Club '15 38; Scribleru Club '37-'39; V-Pres. Scriblerus Club '39; Votalian Club '35, '36; Taller Staff 'J6-’39; Wood log Staff '38, 39; Student Court 37, Student Council '38. '39. LILLIAN ELIZABETH MORROW - A MV llonon: Marshal '36. '17; Sec. Blue Triangle Girl Reserve Club '36; Sec. Commercial Club '37; V-Pre . Commercial Club '38. (Graduated Summer 1938) GLENN MORTON — llonon: Basket Ball Team '37, 38; Track S juad '19; W Club; Ushers Club; Social Chinn. Usher Club 18; Asst Head Usher '39; Woodlog Staff '38, '39. LOIS MURPHREE Lffi llonon: Home Ec. Club '38. '39; Sec., T re as. Home Ec. Club '38; All-State Chorus; An Evening of Music ; Tatlei Reu '35. '36; Marshal '37; Apollo Club 'IS. '36. '17. O MILDRED MUSGROVE llonon: Ma.shal '37; Euclidean Honor Society 'IS; Jr. Red l o� s Club '37 38. '19; Chairman Local Service Com '37, '38; Giil Baseball Team '37; Volley Ball Team '37; Basket Ball Team '36. HOWARD NARRATES -llonon: Pre Photography Club ‘19. THOMAS VALENTINE NEAL, JR. MARY ELVA NORMAN THOfCA TsStAJ Honan: Sec S R.; Marshal '35, '36; Apollo Club; Senior Girl Reserve . ISABELLE NCNNEI.l.KY Honor: Patrician Latin Club '36. '37, '38; Euclidean Honor Society 'IS; National Honor Society !9;Sec., Chaplain. Taller Rep Patricia i Latin Club; Sec., V-Pre , Trea . S. R SEIUORS CSDmfivu o IfcpomS McGATHY, McNUTT .iJMcQUAID Vesmvt '} y I-------- MILLER | MITCHELL [raLLER FlA — A |moore |moorb| MOTZKUS 1 MOORE ||M00r| moor j£S7KYtA QSf ITT. 7 J J o (fc'Ji ' ll m'r f 1 MORROW MORTON MURPHREE MUSGROVE AL£XC - v ( S A aMr M i ZT At) A ELIZABETH ALLEN ODOM JD llonon: Trea . Club; Patrician Club SABERT OGLESBY i O NARKATES ■ NEAL X NORMAN NUNNELLEY llonort: V-Prei Iftopian Science Club; Tret S R.; .MarthaI •S' C 8 7 6 ' RHODES OLIVER Z ?OZo llonon: Patrician I-atin Club '36; Dramatic Club '37; Stamp Club 38; Omicron Delta Honor Society 38. “Merchant of Venice ; 'Death Take a Holiday'; Twelfth Night . Dj£F0 EDITH PARISH ODOM OGLESBY (OLIVER I PARISH b 0(LM aJ Z D fiJrtOUK. - EAS r JUN. '3 ? SEniORS C,A. POSEY PHARO i I PEOPLES PERRY T £P.ST LAKE JULIA CELESTE PEOPLES Af C.Ho4. C A Honors: Vcatalian Literary Society '3$, '16; Thalian Dramatic (lub 37- 39; Sec. S R. 37; Midsummer Night' Dream” 54; Senio Play 39; Dual of the Road” '38; Speaker Bureau 17. 'll; Scriblcru Club '39: Manhal 'J6. '37. LEONA PERRY - O R.TL£ J Honor i National Ho.Tor Society '35; Sec. National Honor Society '19; Pre . S. R. 38, '39; Sec. Althean Lite:ary Society; Cheerleader 38; Martha! '37; Sec. Student Court '38; Glee Club '39; Gold and White Com. ’39. ELEANOR POSEY - H A L.L. Honort: Ma thal '35, '36; Sec., V-Pre� . S. R. '36, '37; Beauty Conteat 38; Sec. Student Body '38. V-Pre 39; Pre Literary lab '38. '39. S 7 £ GLORIA MARIE PHARO Honor : Manhal '33, '38; Marihal Captain '38, 39; Sec. Martha! Force 39; Chain of Com. in Club. MARY HELEN PHILLIPS - L VY S MARY ELIZABETH PHILLIPS ZZ.AY Honor . Glee Club '36-'39; Pre ., Tatler Rep. Glee Club '39; V-Prea. S. R. '38; Sprint; Fe� tival '37, '39; Tatler Rep. Apollo Club '37; V-Pre . Apollo Club; Carmen”; Aida ; Golden Trail PHILLIPS PHILLIPS burn HKHLt iC6 EAST lA an POGUE PHILLIPS|PIERCE Mr. Q Icok- viu.a RA- SARA PHILLIPS Honor : Palette Pal Club '38, '39. MITCH ELL PHOEBE IRENE PIERCE L.' AJC. hi Honor : Glee Club ‘37, '38. '19; Apollo Club; An Evening of Mow”; Glee Club Concern '37, '38, '39 SARAH PIERSON Mn Glt fsitS Honor : Dramatic Cluh; Althean Club; Sec- Scribleru Club. DON PINSON PIERSON (IPINSON i f ROBERT HUNTER Honor : Sec., V-Pre� . Model Club; ter .Lieut. 2 eme� ter� ; Martha! 2 POTTER POGUE, JR. Marshal Captain 4 tetnet-teme� tcr� ; V-Pe . S. R. x PXCBH'+fy? POWELL PRITCHETT RABUN IAGSDALE RATLIFF RHODES RODRIGUEZ ROGERS PEGGY POTTER— Honor : Sec., Treat., Tatler Rep., S. R. '36, '37 '38., Marshal '38. 39; Tatler Rep.. Sec., Pallette Palt '38. V-Pre . 39. Ul O H. M. POWELL Honor : Captain R. O. T. C.; V-Pre� „ Sec. Model Club '18; Uthcrt Club '39. ELIZABETH PRITCHETT WAT G.S Honor : Manhal: Tatler Rep., V-Pre . Commercial Club -MARY PUR1FOY O ICO Honor : National Honor Society; Euclidean Honor Society; Girl Reterve . MARY ALICE RABUN G S LUCILF. RAGSDALE L SS™ Honor : See.. Treat S. R. Jr. Red Crot Club; Girl Athletic tiuh; Marshal. LOIS JEANNE RATLIFF R.OWN Honor : Thalian Dramatic Club '36. ‘37; Pierian Latin Club 35, '36; Euclidean Honor Society '36, '17, FREDDIE PELDNF.R RAY HEASi-GTT J'oHfsJ U-f=c,uo ZeGO V HILDA RF.EDp o Honors: Glee Club '36-'39; Carmen ; Aida”; Golden Trail ; Sec. Apollo Club '38; Sec Glee Club '38; Spring Fet-tival '37. 39; Chrittma Concert '38. EVELYN CREECH RHODES- Honor : Euclidean Honor Society ’37, '18: Glee Cluh '37, '38, 33; Promethean Club '38, '39; Apollo Club '36. '37; V-Pre ., Martha! See, Treat S. R., Football Spon� or ‘38; Marthal ’36, 17, '38; Marthal Captain '38, '39. «2- ( a‘-Honor : V-Pret, Treat. S. R.: Athenean Club '36-'39; Program • Com '39; Mutic Fettival '37 0 ?M iA n. OtZhJHo U 3. ,, HALUTA RENA RODRIGUEZ GBUtJS Honors: Miami: Water Pageant '35; Glee Club '3$; Athletic Performance '35; Vettalian Club; Trea . Vcttalian Club '56; Pre . Engli h Cla � ‘37; Euclidean Honor Society. JIMMIE ROGERS L.ouiS ShA'A 4w aJDAc 3 u Ai. 3 SANDERS SCHULTZ SMALLEY SLAY SMITH STEWART SOREY lISPRUNCK TATE SULSER stuck: STOUGH ELEANOR ROCKER SA R.TT Honorr. Sec. S. R. 36, ’37; Library Club '3$; Pierian Club, 6 � eme� tcrv GLORIA GERALDINE ROOT 5 9 Vto4-D I l ono-s: Cheerleader '3S; Taller Suff '38; Scriblerut Club 39; Sec. Althean Club '39; Sec. Athletic Com. '39, Marshal '39; Taller Rep. S. R. '39; Pen and Ink Club Vaudvillc 37; Apollo Club. WILL TOM ROSS Honors: Pre S- R.: Taller Rep. 'IK; Marshal '39; Woodloi Staff '39. DORIS ANN RULE Ifmon: Glee Club J6-'39; ''Carmen''; Aida ; “Evening of Mu� ic ; Spring Festival '36. '39; Martha! '36; Sec. Glee Club 'St; Apol!o Club '36-T9; Pre . Apollo Club '39 JOHN EARL SANDERS © ROVERTA SCOTT Honon: Marthal '33. '37; French Club '33- 39. O LILLIAN MARGARET SEAY Honon: Marthal T5-’37; Althean Club '33. '37; Thalian Dramatic Club '37- 'J9; Matouert 'S8-T9; V-Pre . S. R '36; Taller Rep Scriblerut Club '37; “The Enchanted Chrittma Tree '36; The Pirtt Automobile '36; Death Take A Holiday '37; Radio Program '37. FLORINE SESSIONS Dl O jCwALTER WADE SCHULTZ DlCP Honon: Cthert Club '38. '39; Scribuerut Club '39; Pre Wood-lawn Philatelic Society '38. '39; Marthal '38; Tatler Staff '39. 1-001 S AA A BEATRICE SILLS AJAA 1L. S?V t s76 Honon: S R. Pret '36; Athenean Club ’36-'39; Sec. V-Pre S. R '37, '38. '39; Mu ic Frttival '37. NOVA LENF SIMS A DAN SIMS Di«XT Honors: Football '38. '39; Ba.eball '38. '39; Cthert Club '39; W Club '39; V-Pret. S. R LAKts Cc? £ c 0 1 SETUORS 't=3lX-£- ROCKER CfiCSTO OOL RULE ROSS SCOTT home k. SESSIONS X AGNES SLAY S Honon: Marthal '33; Sec. S. R IS, '36; Sec.. V-Pre Palette Palt Club '37. '38; R. O. T. C. Spontor '38. '39 HAROLD SMALLEY — Honors: Carmen ; Warbler Club '38, '39; Apollo Club 39; Eagle Scout '36; Vitual Aid Club '37, '38. BONNIE SMERAGLIA TO ZTQR.i Z Honors: Spanith Club. NONNIE SMITH A Honors: See. V-Pret.. Pre . S R. T6. '38. '39; Pre . V-Prcv Le Ccrcle Francai '38. '39; National Honor Societt '38; Treat. National Honor Society '39: Euclidean Honor Society ‘38; Sec Fuclidean T9; Treat. Scriblerut Club ‘39. X EDDIE WINFRED SMITH 0 J£ £? XHELEN CHRISTINE SOREYD C75 Honor ; Girlt' Letter Club T7, T9; Marthal '38, T9; Tatler R-n Girlt' Letter Club. © PAUL SPRUNCK Honon: V-P e� S. R.; Marthal; Marthal Captain. CECIL STEWART 1 I Tfa Hmon: Band; Marthal; V-Pret. S. R.; All-Stare Band 36, '37. '38. WR. S-7 AiA }£ CATHERINE STOUGH RA7TSASOAJ Honors: Pret, Sec. S. R G. C. STUCKEY. JR Honors: Pret., V-Prr� . S. R.; Tatler Rep. '37; Pret. English Clatt '39; Marsha) '39. IV SIMS I C lESTi-tsJif ■ SIMS ■ TC HJTR iA, SMERAGLIA o v-jdi SMITH 7Ac?r rfoNPZcsNf y ‘ MILDRED SULSER VJRK H Honors: Euclidean Honor Society '37, '38. '39; National Honor Society '38. '39. WILLIAM TATE Honors: Pre S. R.; Marthal; Dramatic Club; Merchant of Venice ; “Death Take A Holiday ; Thirteenth Chair ; Dut: of the Road ; Felton Murder Mystery - TIDWELL TUTOR TURNER{ ■ WEST I HVPF! JT u m . 3 SETllORS 3 08 I f|THOMPSON jTHORNTON yW O WAi C MTW 'VT JUNDERWOOD WOODCAWN i. TYUS ? VANCE I UNDERWOOD VOLKBIG WAITS MgGAtTT !SLf TiZajs ctti, 4c !.3St73 7 MOK!ggo. Ci .ci- z JEAN MARIE TIDWELL--PAR. BUS DAN TILLERY I. jHvn. Football 37. 38; Ba eball '37 '3S. '39; Ere S. R.; Marshal; Letter Club. PAUL THOMPSON Honors: Ba ehall 36-TS; Ba.krt Ball '38. 39; '-Pre� Letter Club '•39; V-Pre . $. R jC CAROLYN ARMENIA THORNTON V � S Gi.l Reserve Club; Home Ec. Club; Apollo Club; Gil C� lee Club; Exchange and Feature Editor. Tatle:; Sec. S. R. MOZELLE TURNER K 1 BUA.AJ I ron: Marshal 36. 39; Althean Literary Society 39; Chinn. T lit iff Com '39. JULIA MAE TUTOR Of S'D liman. Marshal J6-'39; Althean Literary Socirtv '36; Hi� -t.irian. Taller Rep Home Ec. Club '37. 39; -Golden Trail ; “Carrnrn ; Evening of Mu� ic JOSEPH HALL TYUS F.MMA KATHERINE UNDERWOOD Pre S. R. '36; Pre . Promrthean Club '39; Sec. Pro- liman mrthean Cluh '39. Sec. '38; Sec thcan Club '36-'39. Girl Council ‘39; Prome- J C. UNDERWOOD - Umari: Philatelic Society; Photography Club. S CL AC - _ •____r s HELEN VANCE 3 01 TA(L£F ib Honors: Taller Staff -36-39; Sec Jr Red Cro� � Club '36; P tnethean Club 37 '39; Sec S. R. '38; May Carnival '37; GMd and Whitr Follie '38 EDWKF.N'A VOLKING P A M Honors: National Honor Society; Euclidean Honor Society; � re . Althean Club; Girl ' Council; Sec., Pre S R. EDITH VIRGINIA WAITS B£jfSA 1 11 anon: Junior Red Cro� Cluh 35; V-Pre .. Sec.Jr. Red Cro � Club '36. '37; Mar,hal '36, '37; V-Pre .. Sec. S. R. '36, '37; National Red Cro Pageant. KATHERINE THELMA WALKER Vf£ £P 4A Honon: Chmn Jr. Red Cro� s Council '38. '39; Pre . Jr. Red Cro� � Club '38, V-Prcv '39; Girl ' Council '38. ANNICE WATKINS M $. P 1U £tUS llonon: Marshal ’35. ‘38; Corp„ A� � t. Captain; Pre ., V-Pre . Mar hal S, R.; Spanish Club; Pre Winnower Girl Re«crve� 36: Pre . Blue Triangle ‘36: Sec., Pre . Senior Girl Re erve� SS; Pre Fnglish Cla «; Euclidean Honor Society, ’J7; V-Pre� . 38; Pre ’39; Pen and Ink Honor Society 38; Girl ' Council '37; Chmn. Social Com '38; V-Pre Student Body '38; Chrnn. S;udent Court '39; Citi?en hip Girl '38; Wnodlog Beauty; Sec Senior Cla� '39. | WALKER I WATKINS KBSTE i EEKS LA GO FLA. XJOHN WEBSTER O SO llorort: Pre . S. R. '35-'3S; National Band Honor Society; All-State Band 36. 37, '39; Mar hal '36; F.di onian Science Cluh '35. J6; Band '35-'3S WHITE IWHITEHI WHITTET conn WILLIAM EUGENE WEEKS — LUCIAN WEST------(fetf vy) I'onnrs: Pre S. R '35. V-Prc� .' 38; Marshal '37, '38; Wood-It; Staff JS-'39 MYRTLE WHITE mars: Sc- S R '36. '37: Marshal '39; Hanker S. R. 37; V- talia Club at Phillip . SARAH ANN WHITE fVvr-t Edito -in Chief Tatler ‘39; Pre . Ve talian Literary •'■iciety 38. '.'9; Pre . Girls’ Council '38; Tatler Rep. Euclidean Honor Society; Pre National Honor Society 39; Pre . $. R. '3 . '3$; Chmn Student Activitie Com '38; Christina Play '3 : Remembe The Dav”; Mid urnmer Night Dream” ‘39; “Thr Golden Trail”; Scrible ut Club; Pre . English Cla� � . MARY HELEN WHITTET 7TOME.S ROBERT HOMER WILKINSON. JR. SADIE WILLIAMS 11 1 - =■ Honors: Ma- hal '37 • -vici Club ’36; Apollo Club '37; CAROLYN WILSON Honors: Euclidean Honor Society; Dramatic Club; Sec S R. '•One Wild Advcntu e. ' i williams mam X RUTH WILSON cT ££Tt}.i rry Honors: Sec.. V-Pre . S R. '35, 39; V-Pre Apollo Club 38; Glee Club 'J7. '38; ''Golden Trail '36; “Evening of Mu� ic '38. JVa - Scf CARL E. WINSTON. JR Dr€ D llaiton: Tatlcr Rep. '36. '37; Prc . S R '37; VtaMhal '37; Tr«a«. V-Pr«� . French Club; (Jold and While Staff '37; Mar-� hal Captain 'JR; Marshal '36-'S9. KATHERINE REGINA WINTHER WdJ P Honan: Girl Reaervci 'JS; Marshal '36-,J8; Sec S. R. 'Jk. BARBARA WOODS PATARAUSKAS Honorr. Euclidean Honor Society ‘37, '38. '39; Apollo Club '36. 37. ‘38. '39; Glee Club 38; Evcninc of Music” '38. EARI. WAYNE WOOD LAURA LEE YOUNG V7PA ?0 II a non: Omicron Delta Honor Society; Sec.. Treat., V-Prw. Girl Reserves Club; Treat., Sec.. V-Pre . S R ; Sec. Dramatic Club '39; Golden Trail” ‘17; “Aida”; Carmen ; Marshal '33. 36; Death Take. A Holiday '37; Twelfth Night” 38; Thirteenth Chair '38; State V% Joe Miller '38; Spring Editor Woodlog ; Chinn. Student Activities Com.; Glee Club 'JS, ’36. ’37; Student Council ’39. JOHN ABEL Honon: V-Pres. Pen and Ink Club ’37; Pre� Pen and Ink Club 39; V-Pres. Hl-Y '38. [ WINSTON I WINTHER WOODS B YOUNG I SPRING SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Bob Borders. President David Buck. Vice President Annice Watkins. Secretary Alex Lacy, Treasurer Owens Alexander. Presenter Willie Weeks. Prophet Ed ween a Volking, Pianist Edwin Coe. Violinist Sarah Ann White. Historian Clayton Gore, Orator Doris Ann Rule and Tom Neal. Vocalists Dorothy Coffee and Mnhlon Everett. Artists t ir-im tf Croon. Beatty, HI NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Mi� � Furr, Spomor Jam Allen. Ouida Blatkerby, Mary Jewel! Burris F.arl Cul erhoux. Nlattha Ca e. Carl Cutvcrhoure. Ruby Nell Collins Lulu Calhoun, Fo� tet Etheredgr. Virginia Farris Prtt., Jame� Falknrr, Viola Bell Fau«t, Marshal Fitepatrick, .Marie Gailmard, Elizabeth Ingraham, Doria Walla, Julia Mae Me� had. Paul McCullough, Bonnie Minyard, Cor. Sft., Annctta McEver, F.d Miller. Elbert Moore, Uabelle Nunn ally, Mary Purifoy. Leona Perry, Dorothy Ricketts Sara Reynolds June Rich, Dorothy Starling Mildred Sul rr, Dorothy Spivey, Vann Skiff, Claude Slaughter. N'onuie Smith, Florrie Thornpwrn, Rff. Stt., Ed Ween a Volking. Annice Watkin , Trfci. act III • icon® I EUCLIDEAN HONOR SOCIETY Miss Lotspeich, Sponsor Annice Watkins President; Ouida Blackerhy. Vice President; Virginia Farris, Secretary; Jane .Mien. Ruth Allen, Albert Bailey. Bob Borders. Gwendolyn Brannon. Marjorie Busbee, l.ula Calhoun, Martha Case. Bill Chew, Dorothy Anne Coffey, Jim Coker. Helen Crook. Carl Culverhouse. Corine Dyke, Foster Ethcredge, Mahlon Everett, James Falker, Belie Fau t, Marie Gailmard, Frances Galbreath, Marguerite Hodges, Mary Hudson. Leroy Lackey, Hevwood Lawrence. Josephine Lessman, Gordon Lewis. Mary Lovell, Annctta McEver, Edward Miller, Bonnie Minvard, Frank Murray. Helen Myers Isabelle Nunnelly. Julian Pickens Joyce Agerton. Alon Bee. Mabel Burns, Clara Capps, Hannah Chaffin. Elinor Chambers, Alfred Clements Clcnna Cole. Dick Rollins Roy Davidson. Frank Edwards Doris Evans, Juanita Jolly, Elsie Jungerman. Mary Hamilton. Muriel Hathcock. Bobby Hendon, Helen Holcomb, Helen Kirby. Mary Purifoy, Evelyn Rhodes. June Rich. George Ritchey. Hallita Rodre«fucz, Douglass Romine, I.ois Shell, Dewev Smith, Lofton Smith. Nonnie Smith. Ruby Snow, Dorothv Spivey, Dorothy Starling. Mildred Sulser, Clarence Swope. Cecil Terry. Ruble Thomas, Florrie Thompson. Edwina Volking. Doris Walls Zark Martin. Miriam McCullough. Edna |o Medlin. Carol Moor. Jane Murphy, Hazel Owen. Jimmy Patton. Doris Peoples. Searcy Pcnurl. Arlene Robinson. Robert Russeil. Sara Sugg. Marvin Thornton. Gladys Weeac. Varlee Bivins. Marshall Fitzpatrick. Elbert Moore. Mildred Musgrove. David Buck, Sarah Ann White. Barbara Woods. Lillie Mae Duval. Earl Culverhouse. BAND HONOR SOCIETY Sponsor, Mr. Smith Raw don Wood. Jack Nichols. Camille Holton, Carolyn Jordan. Albert Bailrv Max Gilmer, Charles Hamilton. PEN INK HONOR SOCIETY Miss Farhnam, Sponsor John Zahcl, President; Mahlon Everrett, First Vice President; John Barksdale, Second Vice President: James Falkncr, Secretary; John Holcombe. Treasurer; Annice Watkins, Taller Representative; LeRoy Owen , Annetta McEver, Howard Barkesdale, Norman Westbrook, Eva Bordenca. OLYMPIAN HONOR SOCIETY Miss Ewing, Sponsor Mildred Taylor, President; Genevieve Capps, Vice President; Florrie Thompson, Secretary-Treasurer; Virginia Farris, Tatler Representative; Dorothy Dickson, Dorothy Spivey, Irene Davis, Dotsie Evans, Doris Evans, Frances Tucker, Mary Elizabeth Clapper, Bessie Jones, Betty Frances Daniel. WOODLOG STAFF Mr. Gray, Sponsor Editor-in-Chief, Ale Lacy; Adv. Mgr., Max Gilmer; A sit. Adv. Mgr., Joe Bill Mathews; Clubs Editor, Lucian West; Asst. Clubs Mgrs., Mildred McDonald, Violet Berry; Circulation Mgr., Jimmy Harris; Asst. Circulation Mgr.a, Will Tom Ross, Varnell Moor, Ros-alin Carter, James Martin, W. L. Windham, Marvin Brown, John Holcombe, Bill Chew; Art Editor, Mahlon Everitt; Fall- Class Editor, Dorothy Yeatman; Asst. Fall Class Editor, Martha Tom Miller; Feature Editor, Adaline McLendon; Beauty Editor, Margaret Lovelady; Asst. Beauty Editor, Robert Cork; Athletic Editor, Wilson Mauk; Asst. Athletic Editor, Murrell Johnson; Spring Class Editor, Laura Lee Young; Asst. Spring Class Editor, Martha Tom Miller; Liasion Officer, Glenn Morton. TATLER STAFF Editorial Sponsor, A. Yancey Bowie Business Sponsor, M. P. Gray Editor-in-Chief, Sarah Ann White; Associate Editor, Varnell Moor; Department Editor, Martha Case; City Editor, Alex Lacy; Asst. City Editors, Norman Westbrook, Graham McLeod; Sports Editor, Murrell Johnson; Asst. Sports Editor, Raymond Sherrill; Fashion Editors. Helen Vance. Bebe Faust; Literary Editor, Barbara Gomperts; Exchange Editor, Ruth Allen; Club Editor. Margy Graham; Marshal Editor, Walter Schultz; Feature Editors, Gloria Root, Maud McF.lveen; Humor Editor, Paul Sprunck; Student Council Editor, Talmage Holland; Circulation Manager, Warren Johnson; Assistant Circulation Mgrs., Howard Norrell, Gene Keith, Bob Neugent, Max Gilmer. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Miss Kelly, Sponsor Nonnie Smith, President; Elizabeth Burson, Vice President; Nell Etheredgc, Secretary; Carl Winston, Treasurer; Muriel Hathcock, Taller Representative; Juanita Williams. Mar) Elizabeth Denny, Josephine Falkner, Virginia Jeter, Sara Chisolm, Margaret Rogers, Billie Lewis Carter, Kathryn Davidson, Frances Motylcus, Roverta Scott, Sarah I-ranee Word, Cecil Woodall. Martha Johnson, Sarah Gamtnage, Edger Choate, James llulgan, Walter Courson, Eva Bordenca, Louise Stutler. SPANISH CLUB Mis Lamb. Sponsor Van Skiff. President; Sybil Callahan. Vice-President; Searcy Penuel, Secretary and Treasurer; Annie Caterinicihia. Tatler Representative; Marie Callahan, Mary Sue Christy, Mary Brooks Carroll, Mary Baker, Joyce Chaney, Mabel Canfield. Genevieve Capps. Betty Davis. Elizabeth Ford, Lotty Greer, Madge Griffin, Marian Hathaway, Nancy Hayes, Shirley Hinote. Mary Virginia Hull, Imogene Hall, Alice Hood. Willie Ruth De Loach. Dorothy Israel, Marie Lasusa. Virginia Johnson, Edna Jackson, Juanita Martin, Annie Morris Lender, Annette Mims, Jane Rrern, Sara Alice Rhodes. Willie I.ou Rochester, Grace Stringfield, Bonnie Srneraylia, Alice Sprunk, Frances Tucker, Edna Wear, Grace Wheeler, Betty Whetstone, Mary Wood. Lorine Wilkey. Florinc Wilkey, Mildred Walker. Mary Jo Whittier, Grace Palmer. Betty Simonton, Harold Burt, Morris Cory, Joe Dargan, Charles DeArman, Jame Felder, Ralph Glidewell. Harvey Jones, Theo Massey, Clifford McDonough, Neil Shepherd. Jack Umphrt PATRICIAN LATIN CLUB Miss Moore. Sponsor Bettv Davis. President; Zack Martin, Vice President; Carolyn Jordon, Secretary; Arthur Finney. Treasurer; Jack Clements. Chaplain; Carol Sue Moor, Tatlcr Reporter. Varlce Bivins. Stewart Blake, John Blot rr. J. VV. Brown. Mary E. Clapper, Dorothy Coffey, Jo Currie. Margaret Foster, Janie Holland, June Ray Jones, Phillip Jones. Mary Alice I.uciu«, Florene Lukcr. Allen Odum, Tony Smcraglia. Middleton Thomas. Helen Whitehead, Harrison William . LIBRARY CLUB Miss Johnston, Sponsor President, Eleanor Posey; Vice President, Dorothy Yeatman; Secretary, Nellie Mae Pike; Treasurer, Ralph Baker; Tatlcr Reporter, Virginia Yeatman; Lucile Borde’nia. Ernest Haynes, Pearl Helms, Klyse Jungerman, Wyrner Knight, Evelyn Laster, Jane F.llen Patterson, Paul Smith, James Robert Smith, Fannie Lee King, Katherine Nishet. UTOPIAN SCIENCE CLUB Mr. Yungblood, Sponsor Don Palmer, President; Charles Barrett, Vice President; Jo McDonald, Secretary and Treasurer; Juanita Martin, Tatler Representative; Sabert Oglesby, Frank Deems, Billy Smith. William Wilderman, Haywood Lawerence, Bebe Faust, Billy McMachean, Winston Stewart, Jack Morris, Dan Lowrey, Jimmie Clements. Dick Bliss, Paul Lyle, Billy McDonald, Thomas F.'anklin, Harry Charles, Tommie Thompson, John Simpson, Olin Mason. PALETTE PALS Mis Farhnam, Sponsor Perry Milam, President; Wrae Marsh, Agnes Slay, Vice Presidents; Peggy Po'--r. Secretary; Owen Hammett, Tatler Representative; Billy Nunn, Charles Yancey, Haywood Dedtnan, Leroy Owens, Marguerite Bruner, Sarah Phillips, Sarah Sugg . SENIOR GIRL RESERVE Mi? Evans, Sponsor Pres., Annice Watkins; V-Pres., Francis Goodrich; Treas., Dorothy Meadows; See., Martha Russell; Tatler Rep., Evelyn Lyons; Jennie Smith. Evelyn Wean, Peggy Gibson, June Rich,Barbara Rich. Lillie Mae Du Val, Florine Sessions, Sara Reynolds, Jerry Corbin, Frances Schewing, Elizabeth Roan, Dorothy Lokey, Dorothy Starling, Josephine I.essman, Margaret Nis, Sara Frances Lee, Carolyn Du Bose, Alice Kirkland, Mary Elizabeth Hudson. HI-Y CLUB Mr. Graston, Sponsor pjoe I yus. President (g)jud on Bass, Vice Presidcnt Leroy Montgomery, Secretary; Tommy Biggs, lreasurcr; John Zabel. Tatler Representative; David Buck, James Martin, Robert ( ork, Mai Gilmer, Earl Richards, Lofton Smith, George Phillips. Harold Crow, Billy Tucker, Weaver Allen. Paul Cranford, Clark Heaslet, Frank Lacy, Morris Allen, George Jones, Clayton Gore. Foster Ethcredge. John McAllister, Bob Smith. Melvin McCombs, Curtis Walden, Bob Borders, Howard Mangrum, J. T. Parker, Ruble Thomas, Byron Erwin, Douglas Romine, Bobby Rye. Clarence Michaels, Quentin Killingsworth. I GLEE CLUB Miss Dowling, Sponsor Sarah Halcv, President; Helen Cagle, Vice President; Doris Ann Rule, Secretary-Treasurer; Mary Elizabeth Phillips. Taller Representative; Hilda Reed, Mary Elizabeth Harris, Virginia Boggs. Phoebe Pierce, Doris Hammer, Ruby Nell Collins, Louise Yessick, Charlene Harrison. Sarah Frances Lee. Mary Mullen, Vivian Crocker. Mary Curtis, Edna Jo Medlin, Marguerite WeJden, Lucy Chambers. Ethelvn Carroll, Virginia Mehaffey, Mattie Atchison, Virginia Miles. La Nolle Johnson. Anita Meadows, Mary Virginia Hamilton, Martha Tom Miller, Evelyn McGriflf, Katherine Langner, Emma Catherine Underwood, Peggy Lantrip, Frances Huggins, Barbara Woods, Carolyn Robertson. Jane Murphy, Jane Allen. WARBLERS CLUB Mr. Light, Sponsor Marcus William , President; Harold Bankston. Vice-President; Robert Cork, Secretatv-Treasurer; Tommy Neal, Taller Representative; Weaver Allen, Allen Bales. Harold Crow, Billy DeWitt, Conway Dorn, John Edwards, Bill Fowler, Ben Mangina, James McClurkin, Douglas Routine, Harold Smalley, Gray Thornton, Douglas Wilkey, Roy Wilson. WOODLAWN IJtTTER C'Ll'B (J) Mr. Laney and M rM a son, Sponsors £3)l«ie Hairy, President Xorell, Vice Presjdcnt Roberl Black, Secretarj- and Treasurer; iLesvi Burdette, Tatler Reporter ( Farlc Bake j Rirh aid Dill($)Rov FowleKAiGuin Goodwin, (Bobby Lon� rfMot- Mathew tohcrt N'orrcH Tony Sazcr Jaine Tarrani@Paul Thomp -Jerome W’oodi LJrndy Hemphil@Joe Slaughtei ilarry (Hincy) Aderholrt Dan Sims. HovySfjp Carroll, Morris l iUrr, GlenruMorton, (' a hc-No rrl , Charle -4 ne� . A JjTTmrr. Datutillr George Phillips. ® s CHRLS ATHLETIC CLUB Miss Ewing, Sponsor Mi’dred Taylor, Resident; Gladys May, Doris Evans, Vice President; Annie For Duffey, Secretary; Virginia Farris, Tatler Representative; Dorothy Hamilton, Treasury; Katherine Austin. Elsie Blookworth, Normalee Brackett, Louise Browning. Ermagene Chappclle, Maxine Culver, Alma Cutcliffe, Irene Davis, Willyce Davis, Dorothy Dickson, Elaine Dill. Gladys Donahoo, Mary Eubanks, Catherine Franklin, Billy Groover, Barbara Gompcrt, Evelyn Howie, Grace Jones, Doris Jarrett, Mary King, Jane Mathews, Ruth McGriffin. Margaret Miller. Mildred Pinkston, Maurine Poe, Lucille Ragsdale. Leona Smith. Christine Sorcy, Dorothy Spivey, Juanita Summers. Blanche Taylor, Gwyn Tidwill, Jean Whitehead TIIE PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Miss Barnard, Sponsor President, John Barksdale; Vice-President, Kenneth McCartney; Secretary, Zelda Graves; Tcasurcr, Ray Mills; Taller Representative, Alex Lacy; Earl Andrews, Colin Campbell. Jack Canniff, James Davis, Carolyn Diltin, Joe Drinkard, Dorothy French, Fritz Hartlicn Pelham Helton. Katherine Motzkus, Howard Narkates, Marvin Thornton, Floyd West, Margaret Witzel. VISUAL AID Mr. Youngblood, Mr. Martin, Sponsors Bill Chew, President; Frank Thomas, Vice President; Johnny Hynds, Secretary; William Good. Harold Smalley, S. F.. Jones, Bill Rye, Don Waters, Glenn McCracken, Jack NickoU. COMMERCIAL CLUB Mis Smith, Sponsor Elizabeth Moore, President; Frances Huggins, Vice-President; Caroline Pollard, Secretary; Thomas Seal, Tieas.; Mildred Bennett. Elizabeth Pritchett. Leona McGillherry, Clinelee Peoples. Margaret ('laugh, James Carter, Edna Simmons. Doris Weldon, Velina Carmack, Rosalyn Hill, Jean Shield', Joyce Agerton, Lucille lluhlman, Betty Whaley. Arthur Mayor, Sybil McClanahan, Martha Thomas. THRIFT CLUB George Jackson, Chairman; Annie Joe Duffey, Doris Peeples. James Sansing, Jewel Schweinbraten, Mary Frances Estey. Joy McGee, Frances Belsher, Rosemary Lehman, Jane Allen; Bookkeepers, Stonewall Vinston. Van Skiff, Alice Tucker; Assistant Bookkeepers, Dorothy Ricketts, Ruth Kay, Lucille Remes, Catherine Winthrop, Jane Earnest. VESTALIAS' Miss Mitchell, Sponsor President. Sara White; Vice President, Mary Jo Chambers; Secretary, Oradel Johnson; Treasurer, Melba Robinctt; Critic, Sarah Galloway; Taller Representative, Barbara Bliss; Custodian, Hannah Chafin; Nancy Jo Burton, Elinor Chambers, Elizabeth Courson, Patricia Deems, Mildred Hite, Helen Holton. Annie Jo Parker, Gwendolyn Powers, Hallna Rodriguez, Catherine Williams, Gladys Weese. PROMETHEAN CLUB Miss Alice Chapman, Sponsor President. Rosalind Carter; Vice President, Margaret Lovelady; Secretary. Emma Katherine Underwood; Trea.urer, lari. Jane Harmon; Toiler Repraenuilve Helen Vance, Martha Arnold Allenc Couch. Margie Lockett, Anna Doyle, Eugenia McCroskcy, Evelyn Rhodes Martha’ Tom Miller, Virginia Stewart, Clarine Moncrief, Willene I homaa, Eleanor Tarrant. Lucv Pearl Phillips, Jimmie Nabors. Dorothy Useary, Robbie Jean Wilson. Marguerite Giddens, Helen Stuart. Martha Ogle, Ann Rhudy, Phyllis Mitchell Lo.s Ann Shell, l.o.s Moncrief Mildred Thompson. Edna Joe Medling, Estelle Abney. Katherine C ampbell. ALTHEAN CLUB Miss Blcwell, Sponsor Jane Allen, President; Freida Boggs, Vice-President; Claudia Mann, Secretary; Peggy Lantrip, Treasurer; Charlene Townley, Tatler Representative; Frances Crook, Corresponding Secretary; Lucille Amberson, Frances Lee Bultcr, Mary Frances Bridges, Doris Brooks. Eudora Collier. Helen Crook. Dot Davis, Catherine Duncan. Annie Ruth Dawson. Margaret Evans, Sarah Frederick. Bertha Ann Norwood, Clarice Nelson, Leona Perry, Doris Peeples, Doris Pounds, Mary Elizabeth Ridgell, Gloria Root, Evelyn Shultz, Lou Ellis Shipley, Jessie Louise Sabre, Florrie Thompson, Edwcena Volking, Marguerite Wilkinson, Virginia Wood. Peggy Hanes Gore. Dora Graham. Montrella (Jarett, Mabel Helm, Dora Hughes, Dorothy Dean Huston, Ida Jones, Marjorie Johnson, La Nelle Johnson, Loraine Keith, Ruth Krotzer, Laura Jean Liner, Virginia Lokev, Sarah Morgan, Mildren McLaughlin. Joanna Brunner. ATHENEAN CLUB Miss Edmonds, Sponsor Miriam Knight, President; Ruth Kay, Vice-President; Ruby Mac Wilkinson. Secretary; Helen Stephens, Treasurer; Evelyn Moore, Chapelain; Dotsic Evans, Tatler Representative; Mary Virginia Gregory, Dorothy Manning, Frances Burgess, Beatrice Sils, Mary Richards, Mary Mayo. Sarah Peoples, Josephine Jarrett, Ruth Haily, Margaret Martin, Eula Lee Florida, Margaret Jones, Billie Mitchell, Frances McNutt, Elizabeth McMahan, Camille Swanzey, Margarie Schneider, Evelyn Henry, Marian Tyler. Frances Duke, Lois Clutts, Lillian Bruly, l)or� � Isenhaur, Mary Helen Whittet, Earline Coker, Mary Brooks, Myra Brooks. home economics club Miss Grctchmann, Sponsor Kthclyn Carroll, President; l.ycv Chambers Vice President; Lois Murphy, Secretary and Treasurer; Evelyn Hughes, Historian; Billie Pounds, Reporter; Mary Frances Baker, Sara Counts, Dorthy Entrckin, Margaret Hood. Freddie Ray, Martha Pearl Richards. (. arolyn Thornton, Adeline McLendon, Julia Mae Tutor, Ellen Dean Carroll. USHERS CLUB Mr. Mason. Sponsor Walt.r Shultz, Frank Thomas. Rawdon Wood. Alex Lacey. Foster Ethcredge, Lofton Smith, Murrell Johnson, Bill Chew, Glenn Moiton, Gordon Lewis. Clayton Gore, Leroy Lackey, Jack Nichols Douglas Routine, Kenneth McCartney, Zack Martin, David Buck, Bobby Long, (,„tnv Alexander, Carl Burris, Frank Murray, Harold Crow, Ruble Thomas. James I arrant. Weaver Allen. FALL COUNCIL Miss Dickey, rumor President, Clayton Gore; Vice-President, Ann ice Watkins; Secretary Eleanor Posey; Ouida Blarkerbv, Ruble I'homas, John Holcombe, Allen Bales, Leona Perry, Foster Etheredge, Nat Hughes, Nonnie Smith, F.dwina Volking, Beatrice Seals. Doris Evans, Norman Westbrook, Zack Martin, Bob Borders, Weaver Allen, William Weeks, Johnnie Hynds, James Patton, Emma Reed, Alfred Moss, Lawson Corley, Virginia Farris, Douglas Wilkey, Mary Virginia Gregory, Billie Tucker, Virginia Veatman, J. L. Boyd, Willie Ruth De Loach, Walton Pickens, David Denney, George Jackson. Annie Joe Duffev, Doris Peeples, James Sansing, Jewell Schweinbratcn, Mary Frances Estey, Joy McGee, Fiances Bekher, Rosemary Lehaman, Jane Allen, Owens Alexander, Elbert Moore, Marguerite Hodges, Gladys May, Barbara Bliss. Laura Jean Liner, Frances Dorn, Jacqueline Bagwell, Lois Jane Harrison, Lillian Bruhy, James Carr, Neil Shepherd, Jerome Woods, Dorothy Turner. Laurence Lefstcad, I.erov Raney, Betty Watkins, Darby Stapp. George McClellan, Varnell Moor, Charles Barrett, Bonnie Minyard. MARSHALLS Mr. Thomas, Mr. Rush, Sponsors John McPherson, Head Marshal; Janie Newman, Geraldine Hughes, Alfred Clemen: , David Gray, Billie Mauldin. Mary Minvard, Edna Simmons, Margaret Jones, Emmie Ruth Cusseyr Martha Tom Miller. Montrclla Garrett. Bill Strange. Charles Buchanan, Margaret Nix. Lillian Graham, Mary Jewell Burris, June Ray Jones, Elizabeth Ingram, arren Johnson, Hula Lee Florida, Margaret Martin, Mary Louise Dcdman, Don Palmer, Mary Wood. Cecil Llovd. O. D. Cannon, Arlene Robinson, Edgar Choate, Agnes Acton, Sybil Callahan, Bessie Jones, Ruth Harris, Lclen Meadows, Dorothy Weathers, Pauline Gardner. Bruce Gamble, Annie Wilkcrson, Eva Lee Watley, Helen Stcgcr, John Job son, Lorene Juneman, Rosamary Lehman, Frank Ccravala, Floyd Smith, Julius Lynn, Alice Cook, Nell Nelson, Ruby Mann, Harold Bettis, Margaret Edwards, Katherine Kallaner, Herman Kelly, Rosamond Daily, Ben Lokey, Jack Carpcnte , Beatrice Bannister, Louise Stuilcr, June Rich, Elwvn Nichols, Mary King, Frances Crook. Margaret Rose. Norene Street. Charles Barrett. Dewey Smith. Marjorie Putman, lames Felton. Sara Alice Rhodes, Jeanne Waters, Sara Lou Connell, John Blatzcr, Franklin Jones. Evelyn Rhodes, Varncll Moor, Bebe Faust. Donald Brewer, Gloria Pharo, Paul Sprunk, Jemis Smith. Barbara Rich. Charles Mitchel, Raymond Sherrill. Madge Griffin, Earl McGuire, Fed Bailev, Graham McLeod. Frances Ryan, Gray Thornton. Dora Hughes. Eudora Collier, Delbert Jenkins. Adele Chambordan. Julia Mae Tutor. Muriel Hathcock. Gwendolyn Brannon, Bill Camp. Mildred Teabo. Bill Kincaid. Earnest Haynes, Shirley McKinney, Paul Smith, France Brown Joe Dorgan. D. J. Patterson. Dick Courtney. Sam Gilbert, Mary F. Hogue, Talmadge Blair, Paul Lyle, Ruth Cain. Marilyn Jones. Lillie Mae Murphree. Carolyn Clemmer, Margaret Burgin, Hilda Boyer, James Hamerick. Lola Rawlinson, Aiiecn Powell, Ewell Moncrief, John Miller, Tommie King, Herman Lord, Betty Frances Daniel, Elizabeth Hill, Earl Culverhouse, Katherine VVinther. Bob Pogue, Hilda Reed, Virginia McNutt, Helen Stuart, Annette Harper, Edvrina Gorman, Irene Butler, Neil DuBose, Cecil Culverhouse, Virginia Tritnm. Delias Stringfellow, James Carr, Robert Sheehan, Carolyn Alley, Jewell Wolfe, Bennett Pruet, Rob York, Neil Shepard, Elwelth Thomas, Ezeral Whaley, Juanita Williams, Edna Wear, Jimmy Nabors, Helen Enslcy, Louise Butes, Vachelle Upton, Virginia Mitchell, John Westey, Mary Mullen, Frieda Boggs. Mary Eubanks. Virginia Johnson, Earnest Sewell, Lillie Bragg, Inell Carroll, Marcus Goode, William Cornelieus, Harrison Williams, Juanell Stewart, Charlotte Foster, Peggy Potter, Christine Sorey, W. B. Dorough, Gloria Root, Mary Helen Phillips, Carl Winston, Helen Crook, Evelyn Moore, Nellie Mae Pike, Ralph Larkin, Bob Neugent, Charles Gray, Johnnie Soain, Calvin Wilkerson, Elaine Parker, Emma Reed, Carolyn Diliin, Mary Lou Wiggan, Hoyt Mayfield, Evelyn Coe, Estell Holley, Peggy Roper, Margaret Roper, Percy Penticost, Waddy Rodriquez, Earl Collier, Margaret Rodgers. G. B. Brown, Eugene Jenkins, Doris Brown, Gordon Landrum, Dorothy Ann Cregar, Winnie Mae Fullerton. Murrell Parrish, Teresa Griffith, Henry Powell,' Mary Ann Allison, Cecil Wooten, Sara Jo Sherrill, Ma:y Chiles, Janette Adair, Ernestine Pharo, Phyllis Mitchell, John Moor, Mary Etta McCullum, Lucy Pearl Phillips, Jo Chambers, Louise Gillis, Lewis Watson, Ruhie Lee Hart-groves, Fred Dawson, Lois Neadows, George Gompcrts, Hazel Owin, Betty Keener, Mattie Lou Lively, Grace Jones, Dclroy Monroe, Jack Douglass. Charles Rush. Margaret Buck. Annie Lee Robertson. WOODLAWN PHILATELIC SOCIETY Miss Moon. Sponsor V. B. Dorough, President: David Gray. Vice President; Virgil Rawlinson. Secretary; Warren Bancroft. Tatler Reporter; Joe Kontzen, J. C. L nderwood, Herman Lord, Rhodes Oliver, Ray Caudle. Hoyt Mayfield. Graham McLeod, G. B. Brown, Walter Schultz, Erslcin McWhorter WOODLAWN HIGH SCHOOL CONCERT BAND Mr. Smith, Director Roy Atchison, H. B. Alford, Albert Bailey, Earl Cranford, Louie Camp, Frank Carpenter, Jon Crow, Ed. Crotwell, Frances Godwin, James Gilmore, Bobby -Hendon, James Hulgan. David Holley, Wilbur Kratzer, Lawence Morgan. Johnny McWilliams, John Northrup, Earnest Putt, Jack Umphrey, John Webster, Richard Crick, Jimmie Walls, Alon Bee, Albert James, Jannrlle Hostetler, H. B. Norton, Clyatt Thornton, Burney Howell, Alfred Clements, Jack Nichols, William Goad, Billy Rye, Camille Holtam, Robert Hoskins, Earline Knight, Tommie Thompson, Kenneth Brooks, Harvey Hood, Gerald Dennis, Harold Gaston, Fritz Hariein, Harry Holtam, Carolyn Jordan. Jack Dance, Huie Mitchell, Clifford McDonough, Briggs Phillips, Frank Thomas, Gordon Burton, Sam Childress. Ralph Glidewell, Max Gilmer, Bruce Phillips. Elwell Thomas, Elliott Conway, Charles DcArman, Charles Hamilton, Rawdon Wood, Dick Bliss, John Monroe, Billy Tucker, Jimmy Dunford, Lowell Warnick, Henry Hancock. Erurn Morrow, Alex Lacey, act IV scene qail patrick star alumnae act IV scene II att v' ™mlM(0oodJw football team - is sa couches mason moods black richards joncs montoomeri] sazera team i(-(hiihn nortell dapper qilmci hartsfield tilleiq rq Q hdlci| iidcrholi milam potter schedule sims ?A V SEY AT LEGION FIELD - SEPT. ZZ AUE HIGH AT LOUISVILLE - SEPT ZQ (lUEYTOWN AT WOODLAWN STADIO V) - OCT. 7 :NSLEY AT LEGION FIELD - OCT |4 SIDNEY LANIER AT LEGION FIELD - OCT 21 Fillips at legion field - nou. 3 WGILI INSTITUTE AT ATO ILE - NO i. 10 EST END AT legion Field-nou. (8 —---- sansinq Track MURRELL JOHNSON TRACK Wf had a fair number of boys out for track this season. Out of the number we had two champions returnin'!. Roy Fowler, state discus champion is expecting to break his record again this year. He weighs around 200 pounds and is 6’ 5”. He is really getting to be a nice size. Tommy “Trigger Geralds, state pole vault champ, has already past his record of last year by 2 inches. This sounds very good. Tommy wil probably raise the peg a couple more knots again this season. Other material that was promising during the first of the season was: In the short dash, 100 yards—John Davis, Robert Black, ‘‘Reggie Dorn, and Joe Tombrcllo. 440—John Davis, Glenn Morton, and Owens Alexander. One-half mile— Arthur Simmons, Billy Rye, Jack Morris, and Bob Beyer. One mile—Billy Green, Jack Knight, and Virgil Raw-linson. High hurdle Trigger Geralds and J. T. Parker. Low hurdles—“Trigger Geralds. Pole-vault — “Trigger' Geralds. High jump—J. T. Gillis, Roy Fowler. and Billy Rye. Broad jump—“Reggie Dorn, Owens Alexander, and Joe Trombrello. Discus—Roy Fowler and Jerome Woods. Shot—Roy Fowler and Jerome Woods. Relay—Davis, Dorn, Tombrcllo, and Black. In the first two meets of the season, Woodlawn beat Phillips, 63-50, and lost to West End 62-49. Basketball COLONELS HAVE SUCCESSFUL SEASON The Wood’awn Colonel’s basketball team turned in n m e showing this past season. They had a total of r'even wins and four loses. This gave us 73r of our games being victories. The Colone s have played in state finals for five years, but their chance slipped this year when they lost in the district tournament. They had also held top-notch on runner-ups position in the district tournament for the past five years. Players tu.ning in the best play who received letters are. Paul Thompson. J. '1 . Parker, Earl Baker. “Butch” Cranford, “Mickey Potter, and Joe Norrell. Other players who received letters are Billy Green. George Richey. William Chappelear, Dick “Pickle Dill, and “'Trigger Geralds, Hoyt Carroll, manager for the second consecutive time of the varsity basketball team, will also receive a letter. Here is a list of games and their results: MURRELL JOHNSON Wood lawn 30—West End 8 Wood lawn 25—Tuscaloosa 23 Woodlawn 34—Enslcy 16 Wood lawn 36—Sylacauga 26 Woodlawn 35—Springville 30 Woodlawn 28— Phillips 41 Woodlawn 29—'Tuscaloosa 26 Woodlawn 23—Ramsay 26 Woodlawn 29—Selma 30 Woodlawn 34—Enslcy 27 Woodlawn 24—Sylacauga 22 Woodlawn 25—Ramsay 39 Woodlawn 33—Phillips 32 Woodlawn 37—Selma 22 Woodlawn 44—West End 19 Woodlawn 596—Opponents 493 District Tournament Woodlawn 27—T usealoosa 24 Quarter Final Woodlawn 40—Gorgas 32 Semi-Final Woodlawn 29—Ramsay 31 Consolation Woodlawn 34—Enslcy 45 Our total points for the season were: Woodlawn 596. r — scorer with 136 points. Tennis MURRELL JOHNSON TENNIS As we went to press only seven games had been played. This hampers our sports department because a record cannot he given for the full season. Here is the information that can be given. In the tennis tournament Paul Dahlke survived all of his rounds to come out on top. Other members who followed arc: David Buck, V. J. Perry, Howard Barksdale, Frank Jones, Roy Davidson, and O. D. Cannon. After the tournament was played, Mr. John Carter picked the tennis team. The boys were picked by their experience and their ability to play. Boys picked to defend single honors were: Paul Dahlke, David Buck and J. V. Perry. Boys working together in the doubles were: Howard Barksdale and Roy Davidson, O. D. Cannon and Byron Erwin. Frank Jones alternated with different ones of the double teams. Teams that have been victims so far this season are: Enslcy, Bessemer. Jefferson, Sylacauga, West End, Jones Valley, Ramsey, and Phillips. This seems very impressive. There will be several lettermen this year, because of the nice work they are turning in. m CHEERLEADING SQUAD Mr. Helms, Sponsor Capt. Margaret Lovclady; John Simpson, Frances Tucker, Zac Martin, Gwyn Tid- r r vvell, Joe Daugherty, Adele Chamborden, Charlene Harris, Evelyn Moore, Dotsie Evans, I Gloria Root, Leona Perrv, Virginia Johnston. Lois Jane Harrison. Carl Burris, Clifton Corley, B ■ — Grace Wheeler, Owens Alexander, Viginia Farris. Baseball murrell johnson A general review of last year’s team will add a lot of pep for this year. The team of last year won the city and county championship. To win these championships the Colonels had to heat West P'nd in the City, and Mortimer Jordan in the County. When the end of the season rolled up, it was found that Woodlawn and West End were tied for first place. By special arrangement a double header was played with West End. The Colonels proceeded to take both games by a score of 7-0 and 9-1. Earl Baker pitched. Woodlawn then removed Shades Cahaba from the County race by the score of 3-2. In the final games the Mortimer Jordan '‘Blues” went down with very little struggle. This is quite an honor for our team. Members of last year’s squad were ‘‘Butch” Cranford, “Lefty” Thompson, “Flush” Sims, “Butterbean Tillery, Blackie” Roy King, Harry Aderholt, “Mickey” Potter, “Pickle” Dick Dill, L. B. Goodwin. Roy Rhodes, Billy Kallaher, Grady Hemphill, Mert Tucker, and James Tarrant. The chances of being city and county champions again this year are very hopeful. “Pickle” Dill, star catcher of last year, wants to be quoted as saying, “Other teams haven’t a chance against Woodlawn, while I am catchine.” By all means do not pass up this statement. “Pickle is expected to give a good account of himself this year. Earl Baker, pitcher of last year, could not return this year because he has already played three years of varsity baseball. “Lefty” Thompson will take over the head mound duties this year. In the first regular games, Woodlawn defeated ley 4-2. Ensley's two runs were made in the fifth in: Silver, Erisley out-fieldeo, slammed out a home rum one on. Only two hits were secured bv Enslev. Plr showing well for Woodlawn were: “Pickle” Dill, “Lr Thompson. Raymond Sherrill and “Flush” Sims. In the second game of the season. Woodlawn I the strong Ramsay “Rams” 7-1. Again “Lefty” Tfr son showed up well by only giving up three hits) striking out thirteen men. “Speck” Hemphill kno, himself a free trip around the bases. Other players who are expected to show well year are: Pitchers, “Butch” Cranford, Billy Kail Doc” Burdette, and Roy Rhodes; Infield, “Flush”j Sugar” Potter. “Budweiscr” Aderholt, L. B. Gooc and Rayomond Sherrill; Outfield, “Butterbean” Tt‘ “Spec” Hemphill, William Chappelcar, and Frank wards. In a practice game, a week before the regular started, the strong Howard “Bulldogs” nosed out team 2-1. In his five innings to pitch. Paul Thorn; star pitcher, gave up only one hit. Howard’s two I were made because of errors. By the way, you will hear more of “Lefty Th son later. Several important baseball scouts have lo him over. Looks like Woodlawn will be repress major baseball before long. T his seems to be all of the baseball news tha be given this year. A general review of the last of this season will be mentioned in the Woodlog” oil .year. ATHLETICS Along The Sidelines With Wilson Mauk FOOTBALL At the beginning of the 1938 season Coach Malcolm Laney’s Junior Colonels were the most highly tooted team in the city. All the local newspapers “played them up” and predicted that they would repeat as City- County Champions, or at least be one of the outstanding teams in the city. It is true that the Colonels had probably the heaviest team in the big five and a flashy back in James Tarrant. Contrary to all reports, however, the Colonels lost to Ramsay High in their first game and provided one of the biggest upsets of the season. After this Woodlawn seemed to go into a tailspin and met with mediocre success as far as games won and lost were concerned. When everything was over and the final count in, the Colonels had compiled a record of three won, four lost, and one tied. Alrhouch we don’t like to make excuses, we can’t help but go back and say that Woodlawn received more than their share of bad breaks during the 1938 season. They were handicapped bv injuries during most of the season and they lost a game by the margin of two touchdowns for the first time in four years. Three games were lost bv the margin of an extra point. Another game ended in a tie in which the Colonels outplayed their opponents. In the outstanding game of the season (The Ensley Game) a touchdown was called back and the Gold Clad Warriors again met defeat. This same incident happened two years in succession in games with Ensley. In both cases a long touchdown run was called back and, strange as it may seem, James Tarrant was the victim in each game having his run recalled because of a said infraction of the rules. In summing it up we would like to say that although in this season we received quite a few bad breaks, Woodlawn took it on the chin and came up smiling. Woodlawn had a much more successful season than games won and lost would indicate. In the following is a brief sumary of Woodlawn’s 1938 Football Games: Ramsay 25 — Woodlawn 24 In one of the wildest contests Woodlawn has plaved in many years the Colonels were the victims of a last minute touchdown pass. With less than 30 seconds left to play. Silverfield, Ram halfback, faded back and tossed a pass to Hewlett who galloped through the Woodlawn secondary for 35 yards to score. James Tarrant scored 3 touchdowns for the Colonels and Montgomery returned an intercepted pass 67 yards for a six-pointer. It was truly a case of luck and the Rams were on the long end of the score. Male High 7 — Woodlawn 6 After outplaying the Kentucky boys for three ters the Colonels were again the victims of a last min score and again an extra point spelled defeat for W lawn. A short 17 yard punt gave the Louisville boys-break they needed. Woodlawn 7 — Bessemer 6 Lady Luck smiled on the Colonels in this third gg of the season as they were outplayed all through the c: test. They were outgained both by land and air but remained steady in the clinches and w'ere on the longcj of a 7 to 6 score when the final gun sounded. Ltd Montgomery drop-kicked the extra point after Jac: Tarrant had bucked it over from the four yard stripe Ensley 12 — Woodlawn 6 For the past two years Woodlawn has had a 1« touchdown run nulified against Ensley. In both a' it meant the difference between victory and defeat. Woe lawn outplayed the Jackets and even in defeat the G oncls looked more like champions and a better balafloj team than did Ensley, and we arc not trying to take � credit due a great Ensley team. Woodlawn 0 — Sidney Lanier 0 The Colonels were held to a scoreless deadlock inbi game played at Crampton Bowl in Montgomery. Tf whole game was rather loosely played and Woodlnj repeatedly made scoring threats but were unable to c talizc on any of them. The play of the Lanier line was outstanding feature of the game. They often smothca Woodlawn plays before they were started well. Woodlawn 7 — Phillips 0 Woodlawn fans always derive satisfaction from bfl ing Phillips High and this was a particulars gratifying it was the first intra-city win for the Colonels. Playingi a rain drenched field neither Woodlawn or Phillips cfli) get their attack to click. Leroy Montgomery made A[ only score of the game in a 23 yard dash and added at extra point with a drop-kick. Woodlawn drove to 1 Phillips 2 yard line on another occasion only to $«' fumble spoil their chance for a more decisive score, 'ft was the first time Woodlawn has ever beat Phillips t season on a straight and this added to the fruits of victol) Wood lawn 33 — Jefferson County 7 Jefferson County's Wildcats seemed rather tame as Woodlawn rolled up 33 points playing second and third stringers. The country boys were not fooled so much by the plan of attack, as they were overpowered by a bigger Colonel team. Joe Haley, Bobby Long, and James Tarrant were outstanding in this game. West End 13 — Woodlawn 0 This was the first game of the year in which a score was made that the Colonels did not score at least once. Woodlawn turned in their worst performance of the season in this game and a noticable lack of team work and cooperation gave the lighter but faster West siders the advantage they needed and the Colonels came out on the short end of the score. The Woodlawners playing rather raggedly, met a spirited West End eleven that made and took advantage of the breaks. This was the first time the Colonels had been defeated by more than one touchdown in more than four years. It was also the second time a West End team has won a game from Woodlawn in many years of football relations. The football season was climaxed by the annual banquet given to the players and friends. At a meeting before the banquet the letter men of 1938 elected Bobby Long and Joe Norrell captains for 1939. We, the seniors, hope to follow all the Woodlawn teams through the years, and may they have as much success as they have had during our high school days. GIRLS SPORTS The girls at Woodlawn arc very much interested in sports. The ones the girls participate in mostly are: Soft ball, Basketball, Volley ball, Tennis, Badminton, Shuffle-hoard and Track. The activities are played during physical education classes; .and inter-class tournaments are held after school. Teams show the most points in winning arc declared winners of the school. This is a distinct honor. The Girls Letter Club was organized by Miss Lucille Ewing, physical education instructor, to encourage better health and to create an interest in wholesome sports and recreation of all kinds. Points are given for participating in girls sports. When eight hundred points are obtained, the girl is awarded a physical education letter, thus enabling her to become a member of the Girls Letter Club. Girls awarded letters this year are: Evelyn Howie, Grace Wheeler, Mary Wood, Betty Frances Daniels, Frances Tucker, Florene Wilkey, Elaine Dill, Juanita Jolly, Alice Sprunk, Zelda Graves, Jean Whitehead, Annie Jo Duffey, Elsie Bloodworrh, Ruth McClcsky, Doris Evans, and Dotsie Evans. The highest honor to be obtained in the athletic field is membership in the Olympian Honor Society. After winning a physical education letter, the letter girls serve a year officiating during the inter-class tournaments, assisting Miss Ewing with attendance and physical efficiency records, taking charge of equipment, assisting students in class, teaching some part of the regular lesson, and assisting with coaching of girls sports. Girls earning Honor Society letters this year are: Edith Parrish, Irene Davis, Bessie Jones, Mary Elizabeth Clapper, Frances Tucker, Doris Evans, and Dotsie Evans. It is � he hope of all in charge of our athletics that an increasing number of girls will take advantage of the opportunity to participate in these sports, both for enjoyment and also promote further interest in our girl sports. —Dotsie Evans marqaret lewis Secretary FALL STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Annice Watkins. P-Prrs., Clayton Gore, Pm., Eleanor Po«y, Srr.. John McPherson, Ura.l Marshal. SPRING STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Adeline McClendon, See., Eleanor Posey, V-Pres., Donald Brewer, IhaJ Marshal. Owen Alexander, Pm., Mr. Hendrix, Prin. ct vii • scene I • work ZToHfid LANG FACULTY CRILDREU 1. Bobby Hendrix and Joanne Gray, 2. Ann Bacon. 3. Joanne Whetstone, 4. Norman Walton, 5- Jean and Rosalyn Walton, 6. Alice Lynn Mason, 7. Don Whetstone. 8. Mollie Holland. 9. Preuit Holland,Jr., 10. Wanda Holland, 11. Robert Youngblood, 12. John Youngblood, 13. Edwin Rush, Jr., 14. John Blane. curtain - scene n . ■ T jtj • j • mw i '« t ] mfx n wrrx :� •« Hi act VIII THE WOODI.AWN HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM MURAL Gloried by they who forsaking unjust riches strive in fulfillment of humble tasks for peace, culture, and equality of all mankind. This carefully worded motto reigns high over the mural frieze in VVoodlawn High School Auditorium. Worded and designed by Sidney W. J. VanSheck, it unfolds a powerful panorama of Youth’s strife in the approach to life’s problems. It is the largest and longest mural frieze in the entire South, covering fully 816 square fee:. It is painted on linen canvass and permanently placed upon the wall of the proscenium arch, it contains more than a score of nine foot heroic size figures and four super-heroic fourteen foot symbolic figures. The story is symbolically interpreted in allegorical panorama. The central section is the beginning of the Thought” or design. It divides the mural into two halves. The left half portrays two sections of Material Life and the right half two sections of Spiritual life. One section is the bad— Intolerance”—in both material and mental aspects and the far end sections portray the joys of Tolerance. ORIGIN—CENTRAL SECTION We see against the background of a World the central figures of a boy and a girl. Botn are facing the approach of Like with courage. The boy is in a pose of intelligent determination and the girl is at the threshold of womanhood. In the immediate neighborhood we see the symbolic portrayal of their Origin—the heart of an industrial city. It lacks beauty of surroundings as symbolized by the stump of a tree. High above is the Golden Dome of the City with the Mogul of the World’s Moving Power. The Material side of life presents the misguided glory of the golden side of Material Power.— fhc driving force of a Kolden chain •pinning MM .� • • i the Globe. On the other side of the central figures there is a sweet dream of Magnolia Blooms with the symbol of Spiritual Knowledge. He offers the Lamp and the Book of Wisdom. The white streamer of Beauty now guides the course of the Globe. The Cause At left of the Golden Side of the World’s Moving Power a change is taking place. Gold is the Cause of many injustices. Gold is fading into the cold Steel of a Wheel of Industry with the sufferings of Child Labor and the heads of human derelicts, result of Industrial exploitation. A Stone Wall slowly rises step by step as a barrier The Strike Here is where a new spirit of building and economic reorganization enters. Two figures of Economic Rehabilitation—a boy and a girl are seen toiling in sweat but smiling—occupied in Agr cultural self-support. They are backed by all the technical developments such as, land terracing, bridges and city-planning, radio aviation beams, hydraulic power and speedy transportation of streamlined age. The new building spirit moves into the Ideal Democratic Government—man with open book— Labor and Science. Over the modern house is seen The Designer with Home Economics, the keystone of economic security. The wing ends with the symbolic figure of Security holding the House and Food. Intolerance At the right of the central section we have Intolerance. The short-comings of spiritual guidance wither the lovely magnolia blooms. Again a stone wall of misunderstanding arises and Freedom is represented by the prone figure—chained. Tolerance In contrast, the benevolent spirit of Tolerance with the Red Cross Flag intervenes to this section to protect the future generation. A peaceful note sounds through this part with the figures of the Arts shown in man with the pallctte. girl planting an arbor tree. Ornamental architecture and the stadium of an open theatre back up the figure of a Speaker with gavel in hand, head of a Prophet with the Ten Commandments, a singing girl with flowers symbolizing the joy of living. The section ends in a kneeling figure of a Teacher with a boox of curriculum. She is giving the finishing touches to a golden statue of the boy and the girl—the same boy and girl in the center section. The cycle is now complete—the better boy and girl are the result of schooling and will enter Life with improved possibilities of gu'ding the spiritual form of Tolerance. The super heroic figure ending the right wing holds a book high above the sentiment of the heart and so represents the peak of spiritual and intellectual tolerance and achievement. This dramatic stroy with all its foresight into Youth’s future life problems is the result of the artist's careful consideration and painstaking planning toward the ideal. It is dedicated to Youth as the artist’s ultimate contribution. The painting of the mural was done entirely by Mr. Richard Coe. The installing was done by Mr. William Grant and Mr. Coe with two assistants. The mural is a WPA project begun in 1935 and finished in 1938. f I act IX noble hendri o c _££L k-o-o-dSL CAJLK U. Svc juu $k ft-o £ 4oLCc£X _ Cju iL lyvukJL- 'Vl O-tAT' Cx-c cJL XioL • f3� . f4'C -ct XA L curtain finis °' and the pen and ink honor SOCIETY SPECIAL THANKS SHOULD C-O TO — MfL. MARTIN Alb law JOHN BARKSDALE 'tfartcxjrafa MOdUAN LUESF R0Q Letter JEWELL CANFIELD assisted by MAULQV EVERETT d d JOfjKj ZJB - MIS5 FARM am d«ci MZ. DRAT Ldq-Oi ts Adui s epiloque Our cafeteria, where cleanliness, cheerfulness, and qood eats are -to be found. 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