Woodlawn High School - Woodlog Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1940 volume:

EX-LIBRIS EP.C A.BEOWN 1872-1939 ASSOCIAT-E $UP€I71NT€NDENT WOODLAWN KICK SCI! O OL corners ton e laid by the mm L°DGEftLAEAMA 1921 .D. NOBLE B. HENDRIX q GUIDE EMEND ter' laLj jtiuimfo. QJlE_.. la- eve i nx dtebeat-- AT WORK cArriPuj- ikt AEfiyui of WOODLAWN HIGH SCHOOL p £ juisb Uns A, 1940 EVER SYMPATHETIC HER EXTRA-CURRICULA ★ INTEREST IS IN ★ SPORTS ★ ★ ★ ★ MISS SNIDOW, ASSISTED BVtfe-MOTUEBS. SPONSORS THE ANNUAL FOOTBALL BANQUET FACULTY MYRTLE ALEXANDER . . . NELLIE ARGUE GLADYS ARMSTRONG . . . VELMA ARNOLD EVELYN ANSLEY GEORGE BACON ROBERT BALLARD .... TENA BARKER .... MILDRED BARNARD . . . JOHN BLANE DOROTHY BLEWETT . . . YANCEY BOWIE LEE BROWN JOHN CARTER ALICE CHAPMAN . ... ELIZABETH CHAPMAN VIVIAN COBB ROSE COWN MARY DEAREN .... A. M DeSHAZO NORMA DICKEY LUCILLE DORROH .... ANNA DOUGHERTY . . . . CLAUDE DOWLING .... MARY EDMONDS LUCILLE EWING .... JESSICA FARNHAM STACEY FURR JAMES GARRETT .... W G. GRANGER FACULTY HARLEY GRASTON ..............................HISTORY M. P. GRAY.................................. ENGLISH ANNE GRETSCHMANN . . BEATRICE HANNON RUTH HARRISON J. E. HELMS P. I. HOLLAND . . . MANUAL TRAINING HOSE JOHNSON SPEECH MILDRED JOHNSTON . . . . LIBRARIAN THELMA KELLY . . . . FRENCH. HISTORY MALCOLM LANEY FRANCES LOEB SCIENCE JOHN MARTIN MARGARET McPHERON . . . . . . MATHEMATICES ANNIE LOUISE MOON .... ENGLISH FAYNE MOORE . . . . SPANISH. LATIN MAY MORGAN COMMERCIAL ADELINE MORTON .... HISTORY MRS. BURR NABORS .... PIANO PERCY NOLAN SCIENCE MILDRED OGDEN SARA ORDWAY . . . ENGLISH SUSIE POMEROY . . . PRIVATE VOICE ROMOLA ROSS ENGLISH J. EDWIN RUSH . . BOYS ADVISOR GERALD SMITH BAND HELEN SMITH . . COMMERCIAL EDITH SOUTHARD-COLLINS . - . . ENGLISH ELIZABETH STEADHAM . . . SPANISH. FRENCH FACULTY — NO PICTURE JANET BJORGl) . MAR EWING FKRg! VIRGIL LAMB . . MARGARET LEWIS JOHN LIGHT . . LILLIAN LOTSPEICH ALBERT E. MASON HISTORY MA I HEMATICS SPANISH REGISTRAR . . VOCAL MATHEMATICS SCIENCE WE HAVE AN A-l CAFETERIA MRS. LYKES MANAGER MRS. HILDRETH ASST MANAGER MRS. WILLIAMS FIRST CASHIER MRS. BLACKBURN SECOND CASHIER FACULTY LOULA UPTON..............................HISTORY DOROTHY VERNON .................HOME ECONOMICS J. T. WALLER.....................MANUAL TRAINING J. H. WALTON ..................MANUAL TRAINING ERA WELDON-DOUGHERTY.......................ASST. REGISTRAR M. A. WHETSTONE.........................PRINTING CAROLYN WILLIAMS.........................ENGLISH FLORA WILLIS..........................COMMERCIAL R. W. YOUNGBLOOD.........................SCIENCE FACULTY WITH NO PICTURES o. l. McDaniel . . . . . . r. o. t. c. ANNIE L. MITCHELL........................ENGLISH VIRGINIA MIXON.......................MATHEMATICS DOROTHY PETERSON.....................MATHEMATICS FLEMMA SNIDOW............................ENGLISH W. S. WEST................... . MATHEMATICS LOUISE WATLEY.............. . . MATHEMATICS PAULINE ZINSER.............................CELLO B. LLOYD OUR GOOD CUSTODIAN WEST SIDE O-E WOOP fi|U HIGH LILY JBHIM DAUGHTER AND MRS. A. YANCEY BOWIE MR. BOWIE IS IHE SPONSOR. OF THE TATL£R HARRY CLAY ADERHOLT Ambition: Lineman for a wireless telegraph company. HOWARD BARKSDALE Honors: National Honor Society; Tennis Club; Ushers Club; Pen anti Ink Club; Tennis Team; Runner-Up in State Tournament. Ambition: To be at the top.” PAUL EDWARD BARR Honors: Marshal '37; Tennis Club '38; Sec. of Tennis Club 39; Treat, of S. R. '39; Pen and Ink Club '38; Pres '39; Art honor winner '38; Art editor Tatler '39. Ambition: To leave a few footprints in the sands of time.” CHARLES EMERY BARRETT Honors: Utopian Science Club, Sec., Vice-Pres., and official delegate to Montgomery '37, '38. '39; Photography Club; Marshal Force, Sec, Spring ’39, Capt., Spring '39, Head Marshal, fall 39; Traffic Squad, Captain and Council Rep. '38, '39. Ambition: To be a success regardless of my occu pation. FRANK GORDAN BELL. JR. CHARLES FRANKLIN BELEW Honors: Sea Scout Club '36, '37; Marshal Served on Sportsmanship com. Ambition: To become a forest ranger. VARLEE MUSTAIN BIVINS Honors: Euclidean Honor Society; Philatelic Society; Patrician Club; Marshal '36. Ambition: To catch the ring of success. CLAUSELLE SAMUEL BLACK FRIEDA EUGENE BOGGS Honors: Vice-Pres. S. R. '37, '38; Vice-Pres. Althean Literary Club '37; Marshal; Member of Girls' Council. Ambition: To get out of life, all I put into it. SARA BOWEN FRANCES DOROTHY BRIDGES Honors: Library Club '39; Marshal ’39. Ambition: To enter Radio Advertising.” MARY BROOKS G. B. BROWN, III Honors: Marshal; Marshal Capt.; Woodlawn Philatelic Society '38, Secretary '38, Vice-Pres. ’39; French Club '36, '37; Visual Aid Club '39. Ambition: To succeed in life. MARY JOHANNA BRUNER Honors: Le Cercle Francais; Althean Literary Society; Vice-Pres. of S. R. ’36. Ambition: To make some man a good wife. GROVER BURDETTE Honors: Asst. Marshal Capt. ’38, ’39. Ambition: To travel around the world. CLAUDE BURROW Honors: Football 38. ’39; Baseball '38. '39; W Club. JONES BURSON Honors: Marshal '36, Capt. '37; Sec. S. R. ’37, Vice-Pres. ’38; Sec. Print Club ’39. Vice-Pres., Fall, ’39, Pres. '39. DORIS CAGLE OLA DEE CANON RAYMOND LEONARD CARMACK Honors: Marshal; Print Club. Ambition: To be a printer.” LAWRENCE CASON Honors: Track '38, '39; Vice-Pres S. R. '35, '36. Ambition: To be a cow puncher.' ELINOR CHAMBERS ADELE CHAMBORDON Honors: Marshal; Pres. S. R., Vice-Pres. '36, '38; •Remember the Day ’36; Vice-Pres. French Club '38; Vice-Pres. Red Cross Club ’39; Cheerleader '38; “Promethean Vaudeville '37; Gold and White Follies” '39, ’40; Who’s Who Contest '38; Asst. Fall Editor ff'oodlof '39. Ambition: “To smile my way into the hearts of many, and be sn ‘All-Round American Sport’ through life.” MARY DORIS CHURCH Honors: Second Prize in Home Ec. State Fair; Girl Reserves '38; Senior Girl Reserves '39. Ambition: To sail around the world in high style.'' HUBBARD GRADY CLAPPER Honors: Vice-Pres. S. R. ’38; Capt. R. O. T. C. 38, Major '38, Lt. Col. ’38; Rifle Team 37. '39, Capt '39. Ambition: To be a General.’’ ANNIE EUDORA COLLIER Honors: Althean Literary Society 38. '39; Marshal '37. '38. '39. Ambition: To achieve great success and live a long life. EULAH JO COOPER Honors: Apollo Club '37; Girl Reserves '37, ’38; Sec. S. R. '37. '38, '39; National Honor Society '39; Beauty Editor of the H'oodlog. MARY ELIZABETH COX Ambition: To be able to find a silver lining in every cloud. ’ PAUL CRANFORD Honors: Football ’36-’39; Track '36; Baseball '37, '38; Basket ball; Vice-Pres. Hi-Y Club '38, Sec. ’37. Ambition: To follow the example of Holt Rast and be an All-American in life as well as in football.” BETTY CAROLYN DAVIS Honors: National Honor Society ’39; Pres., Vice-Pres. Patrician Club; Marshal; Member of Student Court 39; Vice-Pres. S. R. '38. Ambition: To be ever a student of life.” JAMES DAVIS FRANK EARL DEEMS. JR Honors: National Honor Society; Ushers Club; Hi-Y C’ulb; Pres. $. R.; Treas. Senior Class. Ambition: “Live, love, and learn. DENNIS DARNELL DOWNEY Honors: Commercial Club; Marshal; Temporary Sportsmanship Com.; S. K. Officer. Ambition: Four years of college and graduation from Naval Flying School. ANITA DOYLE Honors: Vice-Pres. S. R. '37, ‘38; Pickwick Picks ’37; R.O.T.C. Sponsor ‘38; Treas. S. R. ‘39; Promethean Club; Marshal 37. ANNIE JOE DUFFEY Honors: Pres, and Vice-Pres. S. R.; Pres. Girls’ Letter Club; Sec. Girls’ Athletic Club; Thrift Com.; Tennis Championship ‘38, '39; Capt. Inter-Class baseball, basket ball, and volley ball teams. '37. ’38. Ambition: To climb the ladder of success. WILLIAM JAMES DUNFORD, JR Honors: Capt. R.O.T.C. Hand; Member of All-S are Band ’36-’3S; Played first chain ’37, ’38; member All-City Band ’36-’39; Member of W. II. S. Orchestra; Member of Saber Club. Ambition: To play the Bass Horn for Kay Kyser. ETHEL LEE EMERSON Honors: Pen and Ink Club; Palette Pals; Marshal ’36. ’37. Ambition: To be a commercial artist. CHARLES EDWARD ENTREKIN Ambition: To succeed. BYRON FRANKLIN ERWIN Honors: Member Tennis Club ‘36, ’37; Member Hi-Y Club 38, ’39; Tatler Representative ’36, ’37. ’38; Tennis Letter Awards ’37. ’38. Ambition: To invent something of great importance that will benefit the American people.” MARY ETHEL EUBANKS Honors: Marshal ‘36. ’37; Capt. ’38, ’39; Asst. Head Marshal ’39; Girls’ Letter Club 37, ’38, ’39; Olymp.c Honor Society ’39. Ambition: To be what I am not ARTHUR RANDAL FINNEY, JR. Honors: Vice-Pres. S. R.; Hi-Y Club ’39; Ushers ’39; Treas. Patrician Club. Ambition: To love all the girls. MARSHALL HOOKS FITZPATRICK. Ill Honors: National Honor Society; Omicron Delta Honor Society; Euclidean Honor Society; Maskers’ Society; Thalian Dramatic Club ’39; Capt. ’39 Debate Team; Roles in The Thirteenth Chair , You Can’t Take It With You ; Delegate to National Convention American Jr. Red Cross, Washington, D. C., April, ’39; Chairman Jefferson County Chapter Jr. Red Cross Speakers' Bureau for Community Chest Appeal ’39; Senior Speaker for Graduation Exercises ’39. Ambition: To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. WILLIAM ARTHUR FOWLER JACK FRUTIGF.R Honors: Ushers Club’39; Hi-Y Club’39; Utopian Club ’37. 38; Marshal ’36; Pres. S.R.’36, Vice-Pres.’36. Ambition: To be a Samiou Doc. GRADY FULLERTON. JR Honors: Boy Scout Club ’36; Se3 Scout Club ’37;Ap-polo Club '38; Warblers Club '39; Head Drum Major '39; Head Drum Major R.O.T.C. Band ’39. Ambition: To be Drum Major of Gabriel's Angels. JAMES FORD GEORGE. JR Honors: Marshal '37, '38; Edisonian Science Club; Sea Scout Club. Ambition: To succeed in my life's work. J. T. GILI.IS FRANCES GRAHAM Honors: Tatler Rep. '35; Treas S. R. '39; Tatler Rep. 39. Ambition: To be everything that my friends think I am.” RUTH HAILEY DOROTHY HAMILTON Honors: Marshnl '36, 37, '38; Treas. of Girls Athletic Club ’38; Sec. S. R.; H'oodlog Staff 39, 40. Imbition: To love and be loved. ROGER LAWSON HANKS, JR Honors: Pres. S. R. '36, '38. '39; Warblers Club '39; Pres. Cavaliers Club; Football '37, '38. Ambition: Good job and a home. WALTER HARRIS Ambition: “To be a millionaire. BILLIE HART MURIEL ELAINE HATHCOCK Honors: National Honor Society '39; Euclidean Honor Society ’38. ’39; Pres. S. R. ’37. ’39; Tatler Rep. of French Club '38, ’39; French Club '37, '39; Student Activities Committee '39, Supplementary Sportsmanship Com. '39. Ambition: “To strive always for a higher goal. ROBERT BRYANT HENDERSON CATHERINE HENEGAR JANE HIGGINS Honors: Tatler Rep. '37; Marshal '38; Sec. S. R. ’39; Spring Musicale, '37. Ambition: To � ucced in life. MARGUERITE HODGES Honors: Vice-Pres. National Honor Society ’39; Euclidean Honor Society ’38, '39; Apollo Club ’37. '38. '39; Tatler Rep. of Apollo Club ’39; Pres. S. R. ’37, ’38; Marshal; Football Sponsor ’39; R.O.T.C. Sponsor '39; Prince of Woodlawn 39; Sec. Senior Class '39; Evening of Music '37; Christmas Festival '39; Glee Club '3S; Associate Editor Gold and White Handbook 39. Ambition: Always to have lots of friends. ROSCOE BENJAMIN HOGAN. JR Honors: Pres. Senior Class '39; Chairman Sportsmanship Committee '39; Armistice Play Moonset ; Pres. S. R. ’39; Radio Program The Supreme Gift ; Hi-Y Club; Cheerleader; Dramatic Club; Lab. Asm.; won a mask. Ambition: To be a succssful areonautical Engineer and Speaker. ALBERT HALL JAMES Honors: Band '36, ’37. ’38. '39; R. O. T. C. Band 37 38, '39; State Music Festival '36. ’37, ’38; Utopian Science Club. Ambition: To see more of the world.’’ MURRELL WAYNE JOHNSON Honors: Sports Editor of Tatlcr ‘39; Football Publication Agents ‘39 ; Ushers Club '38, '39 ; Sec. Usher Club 39; W” Club ’39; Sea Scout Club ‘37; Cheerleader '38, ‘39; Football Manager '36, '38; Freshman baseball and basketball '36, '37; Sports Editor Wooding ’39. Ambition: “To be a first class sports announcer. ROBERT BARNETT JOHNSON Honors: Philocophus Club '37, '38; Pres. S. R. ‘37; Tatler Rep. '37. Ambition: To be an aviator in the army. WARREN BLLISWORTH JOHNSON Honors: Marshal Capt. '37, 38, '39; Tatler Circulation Mgr. '37. '38, 39; Tatler Rep. in Utopia Science Club '38; Utopian Science Club '38; Scout Club '37, 38. Ambition: To make a success of life. WILLIAM ERNEST JOHNSTON, JR. Ambition: Always to be able to look the other fellow in the eye. LORAINE KEITH Honors: Girl Reserves Club; Althean Club; Marshal; Sec. S. R. Ambition: To succeed in a secretarial career. MARVIN ADAMS KELLER Honors: Marshal ’38. JOHN WILLIAM KING Ambition: To be or not to be.” ERLINE KNIGHT JOSEPH CLADF.K KONTZEN Honors: Boy Scout Club '36; Woodlawn Philatelic Society '38, '39; Pres. Woodlawn Philatelic Society '$). WILBUR HENRY KROTZER Honors: Woodlawn High School Bank '36, 37, '38. 39; Football Band '38. ’39. Ambition: To be an aviator. LUCILE KULLMAN Ambition: To be a success in life.” CARL LANEY Honors: Scout Club 36. '37. '38. '39; Usher Club 39; Football '36. '37. '38, '39; Pres. S. R. '37. '38. 39. Treas. 37. '38; Tatler Rep. 36; Sec. S. R. '37. PEGGY JANE LANTRIP Honors: Pres. S. R. '37. '38; Treas. '39; Treas. Althean Club '38; Vice-Pres. Glee Club '39; False Fernando ’39. Ambition: To have what I want. JOSEPHINE MILLER LESSMAN Honors: National Honor Society; Euclidean Honor Society; Sec. Senior Girl Reserves Club; Vice-Pres. S. R. '38; Compatriot Club. Ambition: To be successful in anything I undertake. JACK HAMPTON LISK Honors: Philatelic Society '35; Compatriots Club '37. Ambition: To stop the moving finger. VIRGINIA MARSE LOKEY Honors: Pres. S. R. 36; Vice-Pres. S. R.; Marshal; Taller Rep. Althean Literary Club ‘39. Ambition: To be a good, but not nosey wife. ROBERT LOUIS LONG Honors: Football ’36, 37. '38, '39; All-State '39; Capt. Football '39; Basket ball '37, '38; Head Usher '39; W Club; Vice-Pres. Senior Class. SARAH ELIZABETH McCOOL Honors: Marshal 35, '36, '37, 39; Athenian Club 35,- 39. Ambition: To be some exccu.ive’s private secretary. FRANCES LILLIAN McNUTT Honors: Vice-Pres. Athenean '39. Pres. '39 ; Girls Council. Ambition: To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. ERSKINE RAMSAY McWHORTER Ambition: To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. DOROTHY MANNING Honors: (Ramsay) Pres. S. R.; Dramatic Club '3S, '36; Marshal; Vice-Pres, Sec. S. R.;Athenian Club; Evening in Music ; Gold and White Follies. Ambition: To succeed in everything I undertake. PAUL DAVID MEADOWS Honors: S. R. Treas. ’36; Tatler Rep. '37; Hi-Y Club '38. Ambition: “To sec what makes the world go around. VIRGINIA MAY MEHAFFEY Honors: Marshal; Evening of Music '37; Glee Club 38, '39; State Music Festival '39; City Music Festival '39; Christmas Festival '39. Ambition: To accomplish something worth while. CATHERINE FAYE MILLER T. J. MOON Honors: Pres. French Club ’36. Ambition: To make a success of whatever I undertake. MILDRED ELIZABETH MORRIS Honors: National Honor Society; Girls Glee Club; Vice-Pres. S. R ; Compatriots Club; Senior Girl Re-serves; Apollo Club. Ambition: 'To find a goal and reach it. MARY MULLEN Honors: Marshal; Marshal Capt ’37-’39; Girls Reserves Club; Apollo Club; Vice-Pre . Apollo Club; Girls Glee Club. Ambition: Singer. MARY CLYDE NELSON Honors: Junior and Senior Girl Reserves; May Festival '37; Inter-school Baseball team '37; State Jitterbug Contest Champion ’38; Tatler Rep. Ambition: To be the best in whatever profession I choose. LEWIS WHALEY NEUGENT LILLIAN CATHRYN NORRIS Honors: Girl Reserves Club ’36-’37. Ambition: To be a rich man's stenographer. EVELYN NICHOLS PHILLIP RITCHEY ROBERT I. PARHAM Honors: Rifleman R. O. T. C. Team; Sergeant R. O. T. C.; Member of Honor Platoon. Ambition: “To be a succes fu! business man.” GEORGE PHILLIPS JULIAN PICKENS Honors: National Honor Society ’38-'40; Euclidean Honor Society '38-'40; Thalian Dramatic Club ’36-'40; Apollo Club '39; Speakers’ Bureau; Christmas Play, “More Blessed” '39; Rec. Scc. National Honor Society '39-'40. JACK POPE Honors: Sec. S. R.; Marshal six semesters; Warblers Club '39. Ambition: To make a million dollars.” WILLIAM POSEY Honors: Ushers Club '39-40; Hi-Y Club '39-40; Football '37-'38; Pres. S. R. '36, '37, Vicc-Prcs. '38. MORRIS POTTER Honors: Ushers Club '38, '39; W” Club ,38-,39, Vice-Pres. '39; Football '39; Basket ball '38, '39; Baseball ’38-’39. Ambition: To strive, to seek, to conquer.” DORIS POUNDS Honors: Pres., Vice-Pres., S. R. '37; Vice-Prcs. Althcan Literary Club '38. Ambition: Stenographer. MARY ELLEN PRICE DOROTHY RANDALL Honors: Commercial Club; Compatriots Club; Trcas. S. R. Ambition: To be or not to be.” VIRGIL HENRY RAWLINSON, JR Honors: Track '38; Woodlawn Philatelic Society; Pres. ’3S, Vice-Pres. '38, Sec. '39; H'oodlog Photography Staff '39; Visual Aid Club '39. Ambition: “Entomologist.” SARA RAY Honors: Marshal '35, '36; Pen and Ink Club; Pallctte Pals; Sec. S. R. '36, 37. Ambition: To become a Commercial Artist.” MYRTLE LUCILE REAMES Ambition: To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield.” BILLY RICKETTS Ambition: To have friends—and to be a friend.” GEORGE RITCHEY Honors: National Honor Society '38, '39; Euclidean Honor Society ’37-'39; Basket ball ’37-'39; Treas. National Honor Society '39. Ambition: To do what I can for vou. and then for me ” Ambition: To be a radio singer. OLA CYNTHIA ROBERTSON Honors: Dramatic Club '36; Girl Reserves; Apollo '37; Evening of Music '37; Home Ec. Club '38, '3 , Vicc-Prcs. S. R. Ambition: To strive, to seek, to conquer. J. C. ROCKET JIMMY ROGERS Ambition: To sell electric fans to the Eskimos.” MARGARET ROGERS Honors: Vice-Pres. S. R.; Marshal; National Honor Society. Ambition: To be a success in life.” REBECCA LYLE ROGERS Honors: Girl Reserves Club; Carmen” ’36; Compatriots ’37-’39; Home Ec. Club; Marshal ’37. Ambition: To take up Home Ec. seriously, preferably in a certain person’s kitchen. MARGARET ROSE Honors: Commercial Club; Marshal four semesters; Pres. S. R.; second prize in Penmanship at Ala. State Fair ’36. Ambition: “To see myself as others see me. ANTHONY SAZERA Honors: W” Club '37-'39; Football '36-'3S; Tatler Rep. ’37. Ambition: To gel a little further along.” WILLIAM WATTS SHEPPARD Honors: Sea Scouts; Boy Scouts; Craft Club. ELLA FLEDASHULTZ Ambition: To be a housewife.” JOE SLAUGHTER Honors: Model Club '37; Letter Club '38-'39; Football Manager '36-’39; Baseball Manager ’38-’39. BILLY A. SMITH Honors: Pres. Utopian Science Club; Student Court and Council; Ushers Club '39. .Ambition: To be a Nobel Prize winner in chemistry.” EBB CLAUD SMITH Honors: Tatler Rep. of Printing Club ’38-’39; Pres. History Club '37; Marshal ’36; Pres. S. R. '37. Ambition: To make every day a perfect one ” IRA SMITH Honors: Vice-Pres. S. R. ’37-'38; Marshal '39-’40. LAWRENCE ALEXANDER SMITH Honors: Corporal R. O. T. C. '39; Marshal 39. Ambition: To be a helpful and successful peerson in he world.” SENIORS WILLIAM SOUTH Ambition: “To be an Industrial Engineer.” Society '38-’39; Pres. National Honor Society '39; Pres. Senior Girl Reserves '39; Viec-Pres. Girls Council; Vice-Pres. Senior Girl Reserves ’39; Scriblcrus Club; Sec.-Treas. Pen and Ink '39; Sec. Marshal Force ’38; S. R. Officer; H'oodlog staff. Ambition: “To succeed in whatever I undertake.” CLARENCE SWINDLE Honors: Sea Scouts Club '36, ’37; Treas. S. R. '37; Music Festival '39. Ambition: “To keep the home fires burning with pages of Shakespeare’s books.” CECIL TERRY Honors: National Honor Society; Omicron Delta Honor Society; Euclidean Honor Society; Ushers Club; Vice-Pres. Euclidean ’39; “Death Takes a Holiday”; Twelfth Night ; Midsummer Night’s Dream ; “You Can’t Take It With You”; Debate Team '39; Dramatic Club. FRANK THOMAS Honors: Pres., Vice-Pres. Visual Aid; Vice-Pres. National Band Honor Society; Pres. S. R.; Band '36-40; R. O.T.C. Band '37-’40; Orchestra '37-’3S; Ushers Club ’38-'40; State Band '39; Student Cabinet '38. ROBERT THOMPSON ALICE TUCKER Honors: Girl Reserves Club; Asst. Banker School Savings. Ambition: “To make the most out of life.” BILLY TUCKER Honors: Hi-Y; Treas. Hi-Y 39; Band '37-’38; Pres. S. R.. Vice-Pres. S. R.; Taller Rep. Ambition: To do others before they do me.” ANNIE RUTH VENABLE Honors: Glee Club ’39; Apollo Club 3S-’39; “Carman” ’36; “Evening of Music ; Pen Ink Club Vaudeville '37, '38; Tatler Staff ’37; Music Festival '39 . Ambition: “To model the world’s smartest clothes or succeed accordingly.” LOWELL E. WARNICK Honors: Band ’35-’39; Orchestra '36; State Band 36-’38; Rifle Club; First Lt. R.O.T.C. Band; All-City Band ’36-’39; Tatler Rep. '37. '38. Ambition: To learn half as much about music as Mr. Y. H. Ellis knows. DOROTHY WATTERS Honors: Marshal '36; Sec., Vice-Pres. S. R. Ambition: “To be an expert typist.” MARGUERITE WELDON NORMAN WESTBROOK Honors: Editor-in-chief of Tatler ’39; Pres. S R. '38; Vice-Pres. Pen and Ink Club ’38-’39; Ushers Club '39; Scriblcrus Club '39; Palette Pals '39. Ambition: “To Foo around with a Foortunc.” ERWIN WETZEL Honors: Print Club ’38-'39. Ambition: “I want to be a forest Ranger in a large National Park.” BETTY WHALEY Honors: Marshal '36; Pres, and Social Sec. Commercial Club. Ambition: To be successful in whatever I undertake. JEAN DORCAS WHALEY Honors: Philocophus Club Pres. 38-'39; Sec. '37; Vice-Pres. '38; S. R. Vice-Pres. and Pres. '38. Ambition: The sky is the limit.” OSCAR BRANTLY WHITEHEAD Ambition: “To kill a deer. O. B. WHITEHEAD WILLIAM WIDEMAN DOUGLAS WILKEY Honors: Warblers Club ’36-'39; Vice-Pres. Warblers Club '39; Sec. and Treas. Warblers Club '38; Vice-Pres. S. R. '39. Pres. '39. Ambition: To make the best of every opportunity as it presents itself. MARCUS WILLIAMS Honors: Warblers Club ’37-'39; Pres. Warblers Club '39; Apollo Club; Pies. S. R. ’38. Ambition: “To be half as good as Bing Crosby. NELL FOX WILLIAMS Honors: Apollo Club '36, '37; Vice-Pres. S. R 39. Pres. '37. Sec. 38; City Sponsor R.OT.C. '37. JEROME WOODS Honors: Football ’36-'39; Basket ball ’37; Marshal '36; S. R. Pres.; W” Club; Ushers Club; Track '39 Ambition: “To play with the best.” JOYCE AGERI'ON Honors: National Honor Society; Euclidean Honor Society; Pre . S. R.; Commercial Club. Ambition: To be what Miss Dcaren would call a good stenographer. LEWIS MUNN ARMSTRONG Honors: Christmas Play '36; Marshal '36. '39. 40; Dramatic Club Radio Program '38; You Can't Take It With You”; The Taming of The Shrew. HERBERT BAILEY Honors: Football '36-'39; Baseball '38; Pres., Vicc-Pres. S. R. ; W Club. MURRAY BATTLES Honors: Sec. Biology Class '38; Sec. Print Club '40. Ambition: To float down the Mississippi on the Board of Education. A LON WILTON BEE Honors: National Band Honor Society; Winner First Flute, Alabama State Music Festival '38; Winner Second Flute '37, ’39; Band and Orchestra '36-’40; Tatlcr Rep. and Publicity Mgr. National Band Honor Society; Speakers' Bureau; Euclidean Honor Society 38; Chaplain Ushers Club; Council Rep. Ushers Club; Pres. Dramatic Club; Critic and Pres. Scriblerus Club; Omicron Delta Honor Society; M. C. Gold and White Follies '39; Asst. Feature Editor Tatlrr Staff; Interview Editor; Debate Team '40; Civitan Oratorical Winner '39; News Oratorical Rep. '40; Lion Oratorical Winner '39; Apollo Club '37; Honesty Com.; Sportsmanship Com.; Thirteenth Chair ; Mid-sumer Night’s Dream ; “You Can't Take It With You ; The Taming of the Shrew. Ambition: To find success by putting first things first.” ALICE DEBORAH BIDDLE Ambition: To have an Ambition.” ROBERT BLACK Honors: Football ’38- 40; All-State Guard 40; Track '37-'40; Ushers Club; Sec. and Trcas. W Ciub. Ambition: To do the impossible. ELAINE BLAKE Honors: Taller Representative ‘40 Ambition: To make a success in the business world. LUCILE BORDENCA Honors: Blue Triangle Girl Reserves, '36; Apollo Club '37, '38; Library Club '38-'40; Spring Festival '37, '39; Evening of Music '38; Voice Recital ’39; Christmas Concert ’38; False Fernando '39; Library Asst. 37, '38; Asst. Spring Editor of “Woodlog ’40. Ambition: To he a successful song writer. N O R .VIA L EE B R A C K ETT Honors: Utopian Science Club; Girls Letter Club; Marshal '36. '40. Ambition: To find out how the Beguine Began. MYRA BROOKS Honors: Music Festival. Ambition: To be a good nurse. MARGUERITE BRUNER Honors: French Club 37, '38; Pallette Pals Club ’39 40; Pen and Ink Club '39, '40; Tatlcr Rep. '39; Pres! Pallette Pals Club; Vice-Pres. Pen and Ink Club; Sec. S. R. '38. Ambition: To win friends and influence certain people. JAMES LEONARD BREWER MABEL PRATT BURNS Honors: Euclidean Honor Society '38-’40; H'ooiilog Staff '40; Apollo Club ’37. ’38; Library Club '39, '40; Tatlrr Rep. S. R. '36,. '38; Evening of Music.” Ambition: To find mv man before he's found. SYBIL CALLAHAN Honors: Sec., Vice-Pres., Treas., Tatler Rep., Marshal S. R.; Twice Sec. Spanish Club, Vice-Pres, Pres. Spanish Club. Ambition: -To learn to give the other person the benefit of the doubt at all limes, however hard it may be to do so.' LOUIE CAMP Honors: Vice-Pres. Student Body Spring '40; National Band Honor Society; Euclidean Honor Society; Ushers Club; Sportsmanship Committee; Senior Play '40. Ambition: To be or not to be.” THOMAS MONROE CANNON, JR. CLARA CAPPS Honors: Euclidean Honor Society '38, '39. '40; Sec. S. R.; Pres.. Sec., and Tatlcr Rep. of Philocophus Club. Ambition: To do my best in whatever I shall undertake. ELEY AUSTIN CARDWELL, JR. Ambition: To leave the world a little better off than I found it. ANNE CATER 1N1CC HIA Honors: Pres. Spanish Club '39; Pre . S. R. '40. Ambition: To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. HANNAH BEATTIE CHAFIN' Honors: Euclidean Honor Society ’39, '40; National Honor Society '40; Charter Member of Photography Club '37, '38; Vestalian Club '39, '40. Ambition: Be the daughter-in-law of a chiropractor so I’ll know all the Joints in town. ELIZABETH CHRISTIAN Honors: Pres. S. R. '38; Sec. S. R. '37, 39; Apollo Club; Thalian Dramatic Club; Glee Club '39, '40; Music Festival at Tuscaloosa; Marshal '39; Sec. Soprtsmanship Com. '39; Rep. Woodlawn High at Ramsay '39; Student Council '38, '39; Christmas Festival at City Aud. '38, '39; Evening of Music” '37. Ambition: To travel and be a success.” MARY ELIZABETH CLAPPER Honors: Pres. Olympian Honor Society ’40, Sec. '38, 39; Pres. Pontifcx Maximus, Sec. and Treas., Patrician Club; Member Girls’ Letter Club. Ambrtion: “To succeed in whatever I undertake. ALFRED CLEMENTS Honors: Band '36-'40; Orch. '36-'40; Pro. '39 National Band Honor Society; Ushers Club '39. 40; Sec. and Treas. Ushers Club '40; Slate Musical Festival '37-’40. Ambition: To go places.” JOHN THOMAS COCHRAN RICHARD COLLINS Honors: Euclidean Honor Society; Hi-Y Club. Ambition: To find why all great men were born on holidays.” JACK CONNIFF Honors: Member Photography Club ’37-’40; Pres. '40; Ushers Club '40; Pres. S. R. '37; Euclidean '39. JANE COOK Honors: French Club '39, ’40; Honor Marshal '39, '40. .Ambition: To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. BETTY COOPER Honors: H'oodlog Staff '40. Ambition: To get married and live happilv ever after. CLIFTON CORLEY Honors: Palette Pals; Bov Scouts; Tatlrr Rep.; Cheer Leader; Captain of Traffic Squad; Marshal Captain. SARAH MARGARET COUNTS WILLIAM BRADY DeWITTE Honors: Orch. 36-'40; Pres. S. R. 37, '39; Tatlrr Rep. ’37, '38; Orch. Club ’36, '37; Home Ec. Club. '38-'40; Sec. and Pres. Home Ec. Club; State Music Festival '37-’40. Ambition: To reach the highest point in the Home Economics field. VIVIAN CROCKER Honors: Pres, of Girls Council '40; Pres. S. R. '36, '39; Pres. Althean Club '40; Glee Club ’38, '39; Apollo Club ’36-’38; Marshal 37. '40; Evening of Music; False Fernando ; Spring Festival '39. FRANCES LORETTA CROOK Honors: Marshal '37- 39; Vice-Pres. S. R '37; Sec. Althean Club '38; Glee Club '39, '40; False Fernando; French Club. Ambition: To marry a million. HELEN MABEL CROOK Honors: French Club; Vice-Pres. S. R. '37; Sec. S. R. '39; Marshal; Sec. of Althean Club ‘40; Euclidian Honor Society; Spring Concert '37. Ambition: To live in the South Sea Islands. JACK CROUCH JON CROW Honors: Ushers Club 39, '40; Athletic Committee '39; Euclidean Honor Society '39, '40; Band '38-’40; National Band Honor Society '40; Tennis Club '39; Tha-lian Dramatic Club '37, '38; Senior Play '40. Ambition: To always be happy. ALMA ESTELLE CUTCLIFFE Honors: Girls Letter Club '40; Olympian Honor Society. FRANK EMILE DAHLMANN EVERETT DAILY Honors: Wablers Club ’38-'40; Homecoming Minsfel '39; Ushers Club; State Music Festival '37, ’38; City Music Festival '38, '39. Ambition: To do the best 1 can. BETTY FRANCES DANIEL Honors: Spanish Club; Jr. and Sr. Girls Reserve; Devotional Chairman of Sr. Girls Reserves '40; Girls Letter Club; Olympian Honor Society; Marshal, Treas. of S. R. '36, '40. Ambition: To distinguish myself from the other Betty's. ROY DAVIDSON Honors: National Honor Society; Euclidean Honor Society; Ushers Club; Tennis Club; Pres. Tennis Club 39, '40; Tennis team '39. 40; Runner-up in State doubles Tennis tournament '39. Ambition: To beat Don Budge. ARTHUR DAVIS Honors: Print Club; Marshal. Ambition: To get a good job. PERRY DEARMAN Honors: Lt. Colonel in R. O. T. C.; Vice-Pres. Wood-lawn Rifles Club 39; Pres. Biology Class ’38. Ambition: To be an aviator and find the gateway to Heaven. JOHN 1)E LOACH Honors: Woodlawn Rifle Club. Ambition: To attend some college where I can get the electrical knowledge necessary to be an electrical engineer. LUCILLE DERAMUS Honors: F.ditor-in-Chief of H'oodlog; Pres. '39, Vice-Pres. '40 Apollo Club; Pres. '40. Sec. and Treas.'38, '39, Warblers Club; Warblers Homecoming minstrel ’40; Usher Club; State Music Festival '39, '40; Aida '36; City Music Festival '38. '39; Vice-Pres. S. R. '38; Lead in operetta In Old Vienna; Evening of Music. Ambition: To be able to complete sucessfully everything that I undertake. JULIA DEANE DIGBY Honors: Vice-Pres. Girl Reserve '37; Girl Reserve '36 '38; Apollo Club '39; Promethean Club '40; Evening of Music '39; Glee Club '40. Ambition: Be a good girl, live a good life; Meet a good man, be a good wife. JOE DOUGHERTY Honors: Cheerleader 38, '39; Football Mgr. '39; Basketball '37. '38; Sec. Hi-Y '40; Marshal '37; Vice-Pres. S. R. '36. '37. Ambition: To be a sueccess at whatever I attempt. KENNON DRUMMOND JR. Ambition: To be or not to be. CORRINE DYKE Ambition: To get a good job when I get out of school. FRANK EDWARDS Honors: Pres. S. R. '37, '38; Marshal '39; National Honor Society '39; Euclidean Honor Society; Vice-Pres. Euclidean; Baseball '39. ‘40; Leader in Euclidean Study. Ambition: To be a major league ball player. DORIS EVANS Honors: National Honor Society '39; Euclidean Honor Society '38; Olympian Honor Society ‘38, Treas. '37, '39, Taller Rep. '38, Vice- Pres. 38. '39; Girls Letter Club, Pres. '39. Vice-Pres. '39. Olympian Honor Society; Pres. '38. '39. Vice-Pres. '39, Sec. 40. S. R.; Gold and White Follies; Pen and Ink Vaudeville; Marshal '39, '40; Cheerleader '38, '39; Sec. Student Body '40; Winner of three letters; Rec.-Sec. National Honor Society '40; Treas. Senior Class. Ambition: To be a top-notch stenographer. MOZELLE FARLEY Honors: Glee Club '39, '40; False Fernando '39; Evening of Music '39; Christmas Music '39. Ambition: To sing for my supper. ROY FARMER Ambition: To win a flag-pole-sitting contest sitting on the South Pole. ROSEMARY PATRICIA FERLISI Honors: Orch. '36-40; Sec. 36, Vice-Pres. '38. Pres. '37, Treas. '40 S. R.; Orch. Club ‘38; Vice-Pres. Le Cercle Francais '39. Pres. '40; Pres, of English VI11 Class '40. Ambition: To be healthy, wealthy, and wise. EULALEE RUTH FLORIDA JAMES FOSTER SARAH GAMMAGE Honors: Sec. S. R '36, '37; Sec. French Club 38; Taller Rep. '40; Palette Pals; Band '37. Ambition: To make a seccess of my life. BEECHER GIBBS Honors: Woodlawn Rifle Club '39, '40; Sec. and Treas. '39. Pres. 40 Woodlawn Rifle Team; Major in R.O. T.C.j H'oodlog Staff. Ambition: To make a couple of million dollars.” RICHARD GODWIN Honors: Marshal '36, 37 ; S. R. Pres. 38; Aero Club; Treas. Hi-Y Club. Ambition: To be one of the '400'. ANNIE LOUISE GORE Honors: Sec. and Treas. Blue Triangle Girl Reserves '38; “Midsummer Night’s Dream '39; You Can't Take It With You ; Received a Mask in Speecn; Scriblcrue Club; Tatltr Staff '40; Speakers Bureau. Ambition: To be a stage actress. EDWINA GARMON Honors: Euclidean Honor Society; Vice-Pre:. S. R.; Marshal. Ambition: To always keep my chin up and grin and bear it.' DANA GRAHAM Honors: Treas. Althean Literary Society; Vic.-Pres. S. R. ‘39. Ambition: To climb the ladder of success as a Model. MARGY IMOGENE GRAHAM Honors: Pres. 40, Sec. '37. Librarian '36, Scriblerus Club; Associate Editor-in-chief '39, Fashion Editor '40. Rep. '38, Club Editor '38, of Talter Dramat.c Club '38-'40; Feature Editor of tf'oodlog; French Club ’36; Sportsmanship Committee; Speakers Bureau; Choral Reading; More Blessed ’39; “Taming of the Shrew ’40; Vice-Pres. of Session Room; Senior Play '40; Senior Class Historian. ZELDA SUE GRAVES DAVID GRAY Honors: Marshal Capt. '37. '38; Asst. Head Marshal '39; Pres. '3S, Vice-Pres. '38 Woodlawn Philatelic Society; Pres. Woodlawn Rifles '39; Capt. R.O.T.C. '39, '40; Military Science Club '38; Ushers Club '40. Ambition: To be an officer in U. S. Army. ROY GRIFFITH SARA HALEY Honors: Sec. and Treas. Vice-Pres. S. R. Glee Club '36-40; Pres. Apollo Club; Pres. Glee Club; Christmas Festival '38, '39; Music Festival at Tuscaloosa; Vestalian Literary Club; Marshal '35. '36; Carmen ; Aida ; Golden 'Trail ; Evening of Music ; Gold and White Follies '38. Ambbition: To be a success in all my undertakings. MARY FRANCES HAYS Honors: Pres. S. R. '37-’40; Vice-Pres., Sec. and Treas. Patrician Club; Vice-Pres. Palette Pals Club; Marshal '36; National Honor Society '39. '40; Euclidean Honor Society '39, '40. Ambition: To always smile and have the world smile with me. MARTHA HAZELWOOD Honors: Treas. S. R. '38; Coinmecial Club '40. Ambition: To live 3nd learn. DONA HELBERG Honors: Orchestra; Vice-Pres., '37, Sec. '36, ‘38. Treas. '39 S. R. Ambition: To live, learn, and make oodles of money. JACK HELM Honors: Football '36-'38; Track '36. '37; Hi-Y '39, '40. Ambition: To fly around the world. ROBER T GREENE HENDON, JR. Honors: Band '37-’39; Ushers Club '39, '40, Asst. Head Usher '40; Euclidean Honor Society '38-'40; Pres, and Vice-Pres. Euclidean '39; National Honor Society '39-'40; Pres. S. R. '37; Pres, and Vice-Pres. Pierian Club; Chairman Athletic Committee '39. Ambition: To be a great surgeon. HELEN MAE HOLCOMB Honors: Girls Glee Club '40; National Honor Society '39; Euclidean Honor Society in '38; Scriblerus Ciub '38, '37; Alabama State Music Festival '39; Auxiliary Sportsmanship Committee '39; Tatter Staff 39, 40; Apollo Club '38-’40. Ambition: To climb the hill of success without changing gears.” CLYDE T. HOLMES, JR. Honors: Sec. S. R. '37; Ushers Club; Asst. Advertising Editor of the tf'oodlog. Ambition: To be dependable. HARRY HOLTAM Honors: Band '37-’40; Orch. ’37-'40; All-State Band '39, '40; R. O. T. C. Band '37-’40; National Honor Society '39, '40. HELEN HOLTAM Honors: Marshal '36, '37; Vestalian Literary Society; Banker of S. R. '37. Ambition: To meet Confucius and see what he has to say. SAM HOLLINGSWORTH, JR. Honors: Orchestra '35-’40; Band ’38-’40; Football '38; Orchestra Club '36-'40; State Music Festival 38-'40; Auditioned by Leopold Stokowski; Audition for Curtis Institute. Ambition: To be Principal Bass of the New York Philharmonic Symphony. EVELYN LOUISE HOWLE Honors: Olympian Honor Society '39-’40; Letter '40; Physical Ed. Letter '37, and 4 Stars '39; Girls Athletic Club '37, '38; Letter Club '38-'40; Sec. and Treas. of Letter Club '39, 40; Woodlawn Carnival '37; Sec. and Treas. Science Club '37; Marshal '36-’38; Marshal Capt. 39-‘40; Sec. and Treas. S. R. '36 and '40; Baseball team; Volley Ball Team; Baseball Capt.; Gym Capt. '36-’40. Ambition: To find the stairway to the stars. HOMER BURTON HUDSON Honors: Euclidean '39, '40. Ambition: To be a lineman for a wireless telegraph company. EVELYN HUGHES Honors: Marshal '36, '37; Dramatic Club Historian '38; Vice-Pres. '39, Pres. '39; Home Ec. Club; Sec, Treas. and Vice-Pres. of S. R.; Girls Council 39. Ambition: To see what the sun sets on. MARTHA JOHNSON Honors: Treas. of French Club '37; Sec. Pallette Pals '39-'40; Pres. Pen and Ink Club '40; Art Editor of Tatter '40; Class Artist for Banquet. Ambition: To meet the trials of life with a sunny smile. JUANITA JOLLY Honors: Euclidean Honor Society; Vice-Pres. and Sec. Olympian Honor Society; French Club '36, ’37; Vice-Pres. and Sec. Olympian Honor Society; French Club '36, '37; Vice-Pres. Spanish Club ,40; Pres. S. R. '40; Tatter Staff '39; Letter in Gym; Volley Ball; Basketball Team. Ambition: To get my diploma before I get my old age pension. JOHN ED JONES Honors: Photography Club '39, '40; Vice-Pres. S. R. '40. Ambitions To design a steamboat. MARTHA JONES Honors: Marshal; Jr. Red Cross Club. Ambition: To be an aviatrix. ELYSE J UNGEM ANN Honors: Euclidean Honor Society 38-’40; Leader in Math Study '39, '40; Marshal; Dramatic Club '37; Vestalian Literary Club '38; Library Club ‘39, ‘40; Tatter Rep. of Library Club; Glee Club; False Fernando 39; Evening in Music” '39, Ambition: To strive, to seek, and to conquer. BETTY KEENER Honors: Marshal '38. '40; Girl Reserve Club; Vice-Pres. '39, Sec. '40 Girls Reserve Club; Evening of Music. Ambition: To smile at trouble when we meet on the pathway of life. BILLY KEITH Honors: Euclidean '38-'40; Ushers Club '40; Tennis Club '38-’40; Gold and Wh te Committee '38. HELEJgf KF.RBY Honors: Euclidean '3S-’40; Pierian Club '37, '38; Auxiliary Sportsmanship Committee '38. '39. Ambition: To make Zazu Pitts look silly. TOMMIE KING Honors: Marshal Captain '39; Dramatic Club '36; Red Cross Club '3S-’40. Ambition: To drink a glass of the troubles of life without strangling. A. G. LAMAR PAUL HAYWOOD LAWRENCE MERIT CLEMENTS LEE Honors: Marshal Captain; Pres. Print Club. IRIE OBIE LEWIS MARY ETHEL LECKIE Honors: Sec. of S. R. ’38; Glee Club '39; Apollo Club '40; Marshal. Ambition: To be a success as a radio singer. ANNIE MORRIS LINDER Honors: Toiler Rep. '36; Spanish Club '38-'40; Marshal '39, '40. Ambition: To make my dreams realities.” HERMAN LORD Honors: Marshal; Model Club; Philatelic Society. Ambition: To always do things right. MARY CAROLYN LOVELL Honors: Euclidean Honor Society; Sec of S. R. 36; Spring Festival '37. Ambition: To succeed in every thing I do.” KATHLEEN MARCUS Honors: Sec. S. R. 37; V-Pres. S. R. '38; Vaudeville at Phillips '37. Ambition: To become a beauty expert and then marry that good-looking boy from Onconta.” LOIS MARSH Honors: Sec. S. R. '36-'38; Treas. S. R. '40. Ambition: To study abroad. JUANITA MARTIN Honors: Sec. Spanish Club '37; Taller Rep. Spanish Club '39; Marshal ’39; Orchestra '36-’39. Ambition: To shine as bright in some profession as a star. ZACK MONROE MARTIN. JR. Honors: Ushers Club '3S-'40; Treas. IT. her Club; Head Cheerleader '40; Pres. S. R. '37, '38; National Honor Society; Euclidean Honor Society '38 ’40; Pres, and V-Pres. Euclidean; Chairman Athletic Committee '38. '39; Pres, and V-Pres. Patrician Club; Pres. Student Body '39; Tennis team '39; Pres. Senior Class. Ambition: To be a success.” BETTY LOIS MASTERSON Honors: Jr. Red Cross Club Marshal '39. '40. Ambition: To always look for the silver lining. JANE MILLS MATHEWS CHARLES MAUK Honors: Marshal '39, 40; Taller Rep. '39; Trear. S. R. '39; Pres. Compatriots Club '39; Library Club '40; Woodlawn Rifle Club 39; R. O. T. C. Corp. '3S; R. O. T. C. Sargeant '39; First Lieutenant '39. Ambition: To defend the forgotten American. BENNIE MAULDIN Honors: Marshal '37-'39. Ambition: To be a success in life. lola mae McAllister Ambition: To graduate in June and become a stenographer. DIXON McCORMACK Ambition: To marry a rich widow. EUGENIA McCROSKY Honors: Treasurer S. R. ’40; Evening of Music. Ambition: To be and not to seem. miriam McCullough Honors: Fall Play '36; Christinas Play '37; Patrician Club '36-'38; Dramatic Club '38; Vice-Pres. S. R. '39; National Honor Society ’39-'40; Euclidean Honor Society ‘38-'40. Ambition: Meet the world with a smile and never close my friendship book. BILLY McEACHERN Honors: Utopian Science Club ’37-’39; Rifle Club '39; Marshal. Ambition: To have a date with Lana Turner.” MAUD McELVEEN Honors: Sec. S. R. '36; Treas. S. R. '37; V-Pres. S. R. '38; Pres S. R. '38-’39; Tatter Rep. S. R. 37 ; Sec. Jr. Red Cross Club '38; V-Pres. Jr. Red Cross Club 38; Pres. Jr. Red Cross Club '39; Treas. Scriblerus Club '40; V-Pres. Scriblerus Club '39; Feature Editor Taller '39; Editor-in-Chicf Taller '40; Sec. Girls Council '39; Gold and White Staff '39. Ambition: To always do unto others as I would have them do by me. LEONA McGILBERRY Honors: Social Sec. Commercial Club '39; Sec Freshman Class; Commcrical Club '3S-'40. Ambition: I o climb the ladder of success without stumbling and he a success in whatever I do.” EVELYN McGRIFF Honors: Marshal; R. O. T. C. Sponsor; Glee Club; Taller Rep.. S. R.; Treas. and Sec. S. R ; Apollo Club; spring Festival '37; Operetta; Evening of Music ; Corresponding Sec. of Girls Reserve Club. Ambition: To know something about everything, and everything about something.” milton McLaughlin Honors: Member of Model Club '37-'40; Sec. Model Club '39, '40; Member of Cavaliers Club’ '39, '40. Ambition: Aeronautical Engineer. SARA McNEILL Honors: Sec. of Scriblerus Club '39, '40; Taller Rep. of Junior Red Cross Club; Associate Editor of Taller '39; School Reporter for Birmingham Post '40. Ambition: To succeed in the journalistic field. johnnie McWilliams Honors: Pres, of Spanish Club '36; V-Pres. S. R. '37; Hi-Y '3S-’40; Band and Orchestra '36-’40; Member Sabers Club '39; Captain R. O. T. C. '40. Ambition: To get money from the public. ANITA MEADOWS Honors: Glee Club ’38-'40; False Fernando ; State Music Festival; Evening of Music ; Pres. S. R. '40; Tatler Staff '39. '40; Woodlog Staff ’39. '40; Scriblerus Club 39, '40; Tatler Rep. of Glee Club '40. Ambition: To travel around the world and write a best seller about my travels. EDNA JO MEDL1N Honors: Pres. S. R. '39; Sec. S. R. '38, '39; Thirteenth Chair '38; Taming of the Shrew” Spring ‘40; National Honor Society '40; Pres. Euclidean Honor Society '40; V-Pres. Gree Club '40; State Music Festival '39; Pres. Promethean '40; Scriblerus Club '39; Tatler Staff '39, '40; Citizenship Girl '40. LEO MERRITT Honors: Tatler Rep.; Print Club ‘39, '40; Marshal 36. '37. Ambition: To make a million and retire. HUIE KENNETH MITCHELL Honors: H'ooilloff staff. VIRGIN A MILES Honors: Pres. V-Pre� . S. R.; Tatlrr Rep. Marshal '36-39; Apollo Club; Dramatic Club; Girls Glee Club; False Fernando”; Evening of Music.” A mbit ion: To make mv life so that I'll be loved hv all. ANNETTE MIMS Honors: Mar ha! '39; Marshal Captain ’39, '40. Ambition: To spread cheer and smiles always. MARY EVELYN MINYARD Honors: Treas. S. R. 37-'40; Tatlrr Rep. S. R. '38. 39; Glee Club '39, '40; Music Festival '39; Evening of Music '39; “False Fernando '39; Apollo Club '39,' 40; Dramatic Club '38; Marshal '36-’38. Ambition: To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield.” BUELL JACKSON MONCRIEF DELRAY MONROE Honors: Marshal ’37-'40; Print Club '37-‘40; Pres. S. R. '36. Ambition: Make a living without working. BETTY ROSE MOORE Honors: You Can't Take It With You ; Tatlrr Staff; Speakers Bureau; Marshal '37. '38; Received mask for speech work '40. Ambition: To be a :tar reporter on a New York paper.” RUTH EVELYN MOORE Honors: Sec. S. R. '36, 37 ; Tatlrr Rep. '37. '38; Vice-Pres. S. R.; Marshal '36-'39; Vice-Pres. Athenean Lit-ary Society; Cheerleader '39, '40; Girls Council; Go.d and White Follies; Pen and Ink Vaudeville Ambition: To get what 1 want and like it when 1 get it. JOHN MOORE Honors: Marshal '36; Pres. Palette Pals '39; Pen and Ink Club '39,'40; Warblers Club '39. 40; Warblers Minstrel '40. Ambition: To be an artist and a linger at the same time. EUGENIA LOU MURCHISON Honors: Pres. S. R. '36. '37; Marshal 36- 39; Evening of Music '36; Fall Class Editor of H'ooAlotf '40; R.O.T.C. Sponsor '40. JANE MURPHY Honors: Girls' Glee Club ’38-'40; Pres. Girls’ Glee Club '40; Vice-Pres. Dramatic Club '39; False Fernando '39; Christmas Festival '37-'38; A Midsummer Night’s Dream ; You Can't Take It With You ; The Taming of the Shrew ; Spring Music Festival; National Honor Society; Euclidean Honor Society; Omicron Delta Honor Society; Vice-Pres. S. R. ’38-'40. Ambition: To do the best I can in whatever I undertake.” HELEN PEARL MYERS Honors: Euclidean Honor Society; Supplementary Sportsmanship Com; Evening of Music '37. Ambition: To be a success in all I do. CHARLES NEWMAN Honors: Pre . S. R '39; Sec. Tennis Club '40; Ushers Club. Ambition: To make money without working. JACK NICHOLS Honors: Band 36-'39; Orchestra '36-’39; National Band Honor Society; All-State Band and Orchestra '37-'39; Pres. S. R.; Vice-Pres. Student Body; Drum Major; Tatlrr Staff; Lab. Assistant; Ushers Club; Visual Aid Club; Edisonian Science Cluh; Chairman Publicity Committee. Ambition: To become one of Henry Ford's chemical engineers. LESTER NOLEN Honors: Pres. S R. ‘37, Vice-Pres. S. R. '37; Tatlrr Rep. S. R. '36; Marshal. Ambition: To float down the Mississippi on a raft with Hedy Lamarr.” HAZEL MARIE OWEN Honors: Euclidean Honor Society; Marshal; Alabama's Miss Seventeen'; Exchange Editor Tatlrr '40; Pierian Club; Pres. Jr. Red Cross; Thalian Dramatic Club; Vice-Pres. Girls Council; Scriblerus Club. THOMAS PALMER Ambition: To attend college and study electrical engineering, to enter that field of business later. ANTHONY VALENTINO PALUMBO Honors: Marshal '36-'39; I.e Cercle Francais; Compatriots. Ambition: To be successful in any business or pro-fe sion that I enter. J. T. PARKER Honors: Hi-Y Club '38-'40, Sec. '38, Pres. 39; Basket ball '38-'40, Capt. '39. '40; Track Team '39, '40. Ambition: To be Mayor of Huffman. JAMES OR IN PATTON. JR. Honors: Pres. S. R. '38; Model Club '37-'40, Pres. '37-'39, Tatlrr Rep. '39; Ushers Club '39. '40; Asst. Head Usher '39, Head Usher '40; National Honor Society '40; Euclidean Honor Society '38-’40; Track 37, '38; Basket ball '38. Ambition: To design the really safe airplane. DORIS ALFREDA PEEPLES Honors: Sec. Student Body '39; Pres. Althean Club '39; Sec. Euclidean Honor Society '39; National Honor Society; Girls’ Glee Club; Pres. Girls' Council '39; Apollo Club; Pre . S. R. 37-'40; An Evening of Music” '36; False Fernando” '38; Taming of the Shrew '40; Treas. Althean Club '40; Speaker’ Bureau '39-’40; Thrift Club; All-Star Sponsor; Sec. National Honor Society '40; Sec. Senior Class; Senior Play '40. Ambition: That of my brother's—To be successful in the romantic world. SARAH JEANETTE PEEPLES Honors: Athenian Club '37-'40; Marshal 39; Senior Play '40. Ambition: To become successful in whatever I do. SEARCY STEPHENS PENUEL Honors: Euclidean Honor Society '38-’40; Sec. and Treas. Spanish Club '38. '39; Sec. S. R. '38; Tatlrr Rep. S. R. '37-’40; Basket ball '38. '39; Pres. Hi-Y Club '40. Ambition: To become a doctor. NELLIE MAY PIKE Honors: Treas. S. R. '36; Sec. and Treas. Library Club '38, '39; Apollo Club '37 Vestaiian Literary Society 38; Orchestra ’37-'40; Mu.ic Festival '39. Ambition: To look and act my age someday.” NORMAN ELLIS PONDER. JR. Honors: Corporal, Sargeant, First Sergeant. First I.t. R.O.T.C. , Member Model Club; Lab. Asst.; The Taming of the Shrew. Ambition: To be an aeronautical draftsman for some big aircraft company.” HAZEL PRINCE Honors: Pres., Vice-Pres., Sec. and Treas. S. R. Ambition: To be successful in whatever I undertake to do. KATHRYN RANDALL Honors: Member of Compatriots Club ‘39, '40. Ambition: To be what I'm not. MARTHA RAWSON Honors: Sec. S. R. '37. '39, Treas. S. R.; Girls’ Glee Club '39. 40; Girl Reserves '37, '38; Promethean Club '39, '40; Chri.tmas Festival '38, '39; Marshal '40; Evening of Music '37. Ambition: To travel and see the world. JOSEPHINE DOLORES RENDA Honors: Operetta '37. Ambition: To travel all over the world. JEWEL RICH Ambition: To get a better education through traveling. JOE RIDDLE Honors: State Music Festival 36-’38; Football Mur. '38, '39; Lab. Asst. '40; Vice-Pres. S. R. '37; Tennis Club '39, '40, Tennis Team '40; Marshal ’37. Ambition: To climb the ladder of fame and success two rungs at a time. JOSEPH RITCHEY Honors: Warblers Club; Apollo Club; Marshal; Le Ccrcle Francais. Ambition: To sing my way to the top. ARLENE MILDRED ROBINSON Honorj: Mar hal '37, '38; Taller Rep. '36; Sec. S. R. '37; Euclidean Honor Society '38; Sec. Junior Red Cross Club '39. Ambition: To be a lifter and not a leaner. JAMES ROBINSON Honors: Warblers Club; Apollo Club; Marshal. Ambition: To have a good lime while in here and have no regrets on leaving. ELIZABETH GILES RUCKER Ambition: To make a success in everything I try to do. CAROLYN I.ATRIEVE RUSH Honors: Vice-Pres. Red Red Cross Club '39, '40; Marshal; Music Festival '3$; Apollo Club. Ambition: To live and learn. ROBERT CECIL RUSSELL MABEL SAFFLES Honors: Member of Dramatic Club; Apollo Club; Operetta '37-'39. Ambition: To attend college in the fall. JESSIE LOUISE SAHM Honors: Glee Club; Sec. Althean Literary Society; Marshal '39; French Club; Music Fe tival '38. ’39; In Old Vienna.” Ambition: To be the sweetheart of the little man that wasn’t there. ED SANDERS Honors: Marshal '36-'3S; Three's a Crowd '37; Radio Program '39; Thalian Dramatic Club '37 '40; Sec. S. R. '37; Aida”; A Midsummer Night's Dream '39; The Taming of the Shrew ; You Can't Take It With You ; Mr. Elliott's Crazy Notion ; “The Finger of God. JAMES SANSING Honors: Football ’36-'39; Track '36. '37; Pres. S. R. '38. Vice-Pres. S. R. '36. 37; Marshal 37-'39; W Club '38, '39; Philocophus Club '37, '38; Band '36-' 38; R. O. T. C. Band 37, '38; Vice-Pres. Senior Class. Ambition: To be loved and have as many friends as Miss Snidow. LOIS ANNE SHELL Honors: Euclidean Honor Society; Head of Math Study; Pierian Club; Promethean Club; Marshal ‘39; Vice-Pres. S. R. '36, Sec. '37; Vocal Concert '37. Ambition: “To get a million one way or another. ROBERT SHERER Honors: Marshal '37, '38; Football '38, ’39“ Golf Team '36. '37. Ambition: To be a Professional Golfer and win the National Open Golf Tournament. SUE SIMONS Honors: Apollo Club; R.O.T.C. Sponsor; S. R. Officer. Ambition: Find out who killed the dead sea. BERT SMITH Honors: Vice-Pres. S. R.; Boy Scout; Hi-Y Club; Sec. S. R. Ambition: To meet Flash Gordon when he lands on Mars. BRUCE LINDER SMITH Honors: Sea Scouts Club '36, '37; Civics Club '37; Marshal '36-'40; Taller Rep. '36; Vice-Pres. S. R. '38. Ambition: To succeed when others fail. NEAL SMITH Ambition: To be a first-clas. metallurgist. PAUL SMITH Honors: Marshal; Sea Scout Club; Library Club. WALTER SOUTHARD JULIUS SPARKMAN Honors: Band; Scout Club; Pres. S. R. '38; Letter, Freshman Baseball; Tatter Rep. Ambition: To be.” ROBERT SPRUNCK Honors: Pres. S. R. '37; Scalybark Football '37, '38; Diamond Basket ball '37; Ushers Club '38-'40; Ser-geant-at-Arms Ushers Club ‘39, 40; Hi-Y Club ’39. '40. Ambition: To make myself a benefit to the U. S. JACK STEGER Honors. S. R. Sec. '36; R. O. T. C. Sgt.'40; Asst. Head Usher in Usher Club ’40; Member of Military Science Club ‘38-’40; Member Woodlawn Rifle ’40; Dramatic Club '37, 38; Patrician Club ’39; Pierian Club ’37, 38. Ambition: To be a success. VIRGINIA PEARRE STEWART Ambition: When I fall to have something soft to fall on. ROBERT STRINGFELLOW Honors: Apollo Club; Tennis Club. Ambition: To be a successful businessman. SARA SUGG Honors: Girl Reserves '36-'3S; Palette Pals '38-'40; Pen and Ink Club '39. '40; Euclidean Honor Society '38-'40; National Honor Society '39, '40; Pres. S. R. '39. '40, Council '39, ’40, Sec. '39, '40. Athletic Coin. '39; Supplementary Sportsmanship Com.; Scriblerus '40; Art Editor Taller '40; Sec. Student Court; Pres. National Honor Society; Senior Class Artist. Ambition: To succeed in whatever I strive to do. CLARENCE SWOPE Honors: Euclidean Honor Society '38-’40. Ambition: To be an outstanding engineer. DOROTHY GRACE THOMPSON Honors: Marshal '37; Pres. S. R. ’38; Student Council '38; Sec. S. R. '3S, '39; Vice-Pres. Jr. Girl Reserve . Ambition: To ride the merry-go-round of life and not fall off. MARVIN THORNTON. JR. Honors: Photography Club ’37-’40; Euclidean Honor Society '38, '39; Ushers Club '39. '40. Ambition: To become wealthy. FRANCES TUCKER Honors: Cheerleader '38, ’39; Marshal '39, '40; Spanish Club; Olympic Honor Society; Taller Rep. Honorary Member of Girls Letter Club. Ambition: To make a success out of my life, whatever I do. MARIE TUCKER Honors: Orchestra ’36-’40.; Member of Orchestra Club '39; V-Pres. Orchestra Club '39; All-State Music Festival '37, '38; Second Violin in String QuartU '38; First Violin String Ensemble '38, '39. Ambition: To always get where 1 am going. -4 1 - rm JOHN {YANCEY MOORE _______ MARTHA JOHNSON ARTISTS for. BAN9UET SARA SUGG CLASS ARTISTS SENIORS HELEN WOOD ----------- JOHN MOORE- k.nd SARA SUGG placed in educational -AdTOObJS IN N.E.A. ERP.Y MILAN R£PR£5£I )TLD UW.Sx IN YOUNG AP1LRICA PAINTS tVJ.Y.C. APRIL 1940 FIRST PLACE IN GRANTS COMMERCIAL CONTESr VIRGINIA WOOD WALTER TUCKER Honors: Cavalier Club; Hi-Y Club; Drum Major '39. JOHN IIENRY VAUGHAN MILDRED WASSON Honors: Apollo Club'36-'40; Glee Club '39, 40. A mbilion: To see the world. DOROTHY WEATHERS Honors: Marshal; Spring Festival '37; Treas. Sec. S R.; Orchc� ira '38-’40; Apollo Club. Ambition: To get whai I warn when I warn it, and to want what I get when I get it. GLADYS MAE WF.ESE Honors: Charter Member of Photography Club '37, '38; V-Pre� . of Photography Club '37; Vc talian Literary Society '38, '40;.Critic Vestalian '39; Euclidean Honor Society '38-'40; Sec. S. R. 39; Treasurer S. R. '38; Toiler Rep. '37, '38; Speakers Bureau '39, '40; Choral Reading '39; Thirteenth Chair '38; You Can't Take It With You '39; Spring Editor of WooJlog '40; Senior Play 40; Received Mask for Sf� ech Work '40; Represented Woodlawn in Typing Contest '40; Senior Class Presenter. Ambition “To be called 'honey' and not 'funny'. BOB WE1NTRITT A mbition: To be a sales engineer. MARGARET WETZEL Honors: Girls Letter Club; Marshal '39, '40; Sec. S. R. '40. Ambition: To be a Physical Education Teacher, and be able to sail my own boat around the world. MARY ELIZABETH WHETSTONE Honors: Marshal '39; Taller Rep. Spanish Club; R. (). T. :. Sponsor '39. Ambition: To knock on opportunity's door instead of waiting until it knocks on mine. JOHN PAT WHITE Honors: Boy Scout Club. Ambition: “To be an architect. GEORGE WIGGIN Ambition: To be a pharmacist.” STEWART ERNEST WIGGIN Horrors: Taller Rep. '36; Sea Scout Club '36. 3?-Marshal '38. Ambition: To have a desk of my own in an office of my own on which to rest my feet without interruption. RAY WILLIAMS Honors: Pres. S. R ; V-Prea. S. R. ; Marshal. Ambition: To marry the good-looking Nelson girl. LOUISE WOMACK Honors: Pres. Home Ec. Club '40. Ambition: To prove to Miss Gretschman that I can read Sherman intelligently. CHARLES EDWARD YANCEY Honors: Class Artist; H'oodlog Artist: Tatler Artist; Mashal; See. Pen and Ink Club. VIRGINIA YEATMAN Honors: V-Pres. S. R. '40; Pres. S. R. '37-'39; Marshal '36, '37; Sec. S. R. '38; Taller Rep. Library Club '39. 40; Library Club '37-’40; R.O.T.C. Sponsor 37-'40. Ambition: “To ride the merry-go-round of life and not fall off.” FALL STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Zack Martin, President: Jack Nichols, Vice-President; Doris Peeples, Secretary; Charles Barrett, Head Marshal. SPRING STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Richard Dill, President; Louie Camp, Vice-President; Doris Evans, Secretary; Helen Ensicy, Head Marshal. GEORGE HANES JR. MEMBER oL W.i-I.S PW1¥1S1 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Miss Furr, Sponsor Dorothy Starling President Marguerite Hodges Vice-President Julian Pickens Rcc.-Scc. Marshall Fitzpatrick Cor.-Sec. George Ritchey Treasurer Miriam McCullough Sec. of Pub. Affairs Joyce Agcrton Howard Barksdale Hannah Chafin Elinor Chambers Eulah Jo Cooper Roy Davidson Betty Davis Frank Edwards Doris Evans Marshall Fitzpatrick Muriel Hathcock Mary Frances Hays Bobby Hendon Marguerite Hodges Helen Holcomb Josephine Lcssman Zack Martin Miriam McCullough Edna Jo Medlin Mildred Morris Jane Murphy Jimmy Patton Doris Peeples Julian Pickens George Ritchey Margaret Rogers Dorothy Starling Sara Sugg Cecil Terry son, Zelda Graves, Marshall Fitzpatrick, Muriel Hathcock, Mary Frances Hays, Marguerite Hodges. Helen Holcomb, Juanita Jolly. Elise Jungcrman, Helen Kcrby, Mary C. Lovell. Miriam McCullough, Edna Jo Medlin. Jane Murphy, Helen Myers, H. B. Norton, Hazel Owen, Annie Jo Parker, Jimmy Patton, Scrcy Penucl, Julian Pickens, George Richey, Robert Russell, Lois Ann Shell, Dorothy Starling, Sara Sugg, Clarence Swope, Cecil Terry, Gladys Wecse, Doris Weldon, Frances Word, Johnnie Hynds, Josephine Lessman, Eugene Morgan, Lillie Mae Murphree, Annette Norment, Virginia Pettv. P;iul Persons. G'-orge Patten. Mariorie Schneider, Jewel Schweinebratcn, i Glenna Shcrrcr, Gordon Sim , Dixie olking, J Billie William . Jul a 'L’ath. K BAND HONOR SOCIETY Mr. Smith, Sponsor Alon Bee, Pres.; Frank Thomas. V.-Prcs.; Harry Holtam, Scc.-Treas.; Alfred Clements, Burney Howell, H. B. Norton, Janelle Hostettcr, Carolyn Jordan, Roy Atchison, Frank Carpenter, Charles DeArman, Ralpt Glidewell, Dick Bliss, James Arendell, Henry Powell, Jimmy Walls, Stanley Hovater, H. B. Alfred, John Northrup, Lawrence Morgan, Jon Crow, Louie Camp, Bruce Phillips, David Holley. EUCLIDEAN HONOR SOCIETY Miss Lotspeich, Sponsor Bobby Hendon, Pres.; Zack Martin, Y-Pres.; Doris Peeples, Sec.;Joyce Agerton, Mabel Burns, Clara Capps, Hannah Chafin, Elinor Chambers, Mary Jo Chambers, Glenna Cole, Jack Conniff, Morris Cory, Roy Davidson, Mary E. Denny, Frank Edwards. Doris Evans. John Mack Gib- GIRL'S LETTER CLUB Miss Ewing, Sponsor Annie Joe Duffy, Pres.: Florence Wilkey, Vicc-Pres.; Evelyn Howie, See.; Doris Evans, Treas.; Mary Eubanks, Tatler Rep.; Gladys Donahoo Ruth McCleskev. Elsie Bloodworth, Joy Dooley, Bess Jones, Edith Parrish, Carolyn Dillin, Elizabeth Buettiker, Bettye Britton, Evelyn Lynch, Lucy Pearl Phillips. Honorary Members: Frances Tucker, Betty Daniel, Mary Elizabeth Clapper, Mary Wood, Juanita Jolly, Jean Whitehead, Alice Sprunck, Carol Matson, Zelda Graves. W CLUB Mr. Laney, Sponsor Jerome Woods, Pres.; Micke Potter, V-Pres ; Robert Black. Sec. Treas.; Harry Adcrholt, Hoyt Carrol, Richard Dill, Rov Fowler, L. A. Gilmer, Orin Goodman, Charles Jones, Bobby Long, Joe Norrell, James Sansing, Tom Sazera, Raymond Sherrill. Joe Slaughter, Dan Tillery. John Davis. Regina I Dorn. L. I . Goodwin. Bill Kallaher, Sam Arthur. Harry Summers, George Phillips. Herbert Bailey, Paul Cranford, Billy Callahan, Jimmie Cooper. ALTHEAN CLUB ATHENEAN CLUB Miss Edmonds, Sponsor Frances McNutt, Pres.; Evelyn Moore, V.-Pres.; Dorothy Manning, Sec.; Ruth Hailey. Tatlcr Rep.; Sarah Peeples, Ethel Adams, Evelyn Adams. Lillian Bruhv, Frances Burgess, Lois Clutts, Frances Duke, Eulalie Florida, Evelyn Henry, Lois Horsley, Doris Isenhower, Juanita Myers, Margaret Martin, Elizabeth McMahan, Frances Summerford, Margarie Schneider, Marion Tyler, Sarah McCool, Jimmie Lee McCullough, Florence Logan, Betty East. Emogene Emens, Hazel Kenn'ngton, Alvcc Roberts. Joan Wilder, Janie Mack Griffin, Doris Wilson, Carolyn Autry, Katherine Foyd. M iss Blewett, Sponsor Doris Peeeples, Pres.; Doris Pounds, V.-Pres.; Freida Boggs, Sec.; Loraine Keith, Treas.; Virginia Lokcv, Tatler. Ren.: Doris Ragsdale, Billie Burl Faralcc, Dot Davis, Sarah Morgan, Annie Ruth Dawson, Joyce Robison. Peggy Hanes Gore, Katherine Knighton. Frances York, Peggy Lantrip, Helen Crook. Margaret Buck, Frances Lee Butler, Martha Hawks, Elizabeth Sahm, Virginia Heaton, Dorothy Calvard, Evelyn Shultz, Clarice Nelson, Martha Lee Downey, Lillie Bell Pullen, Joy McGee. Jessie Louise Sahan. Doris Reaves, Margaret Evans, Virginia Woods. Eva Mae Elkins, Doris Friday, Catherine Duncan. Ruth Krotzcn, Laura Jean Liner. Mary Mayo, Mary Elizabeth Ridgell, Mary Frances Budges, Johanna Brunner, Eudora Collier. Miss Smith, Sponsor Betty Whaley, Pres.; Doris Weldon, Vice-Pres.; Frances Huggins, Sec.; Lois Stringer. Treas.; Harold Bettis. Velma Carmack. Merle Davis, Dennis Downey, Violet Downey, Hugh Dwgcr, Rosanah Ellard. Leona McGilbcrry, Rosalyn Hill, Lucilc Kuhlman, Evelyn Lewis, Doris Manly, Arthur Mayer, Margaret Rose, Thomas Scale, Margaret Sharp, Frances Norton, Clinelce Peoples, Jean Shields, Helen Stegcr, Thelma Travler, Mary Nell Tuck, Eva Lee Whatley, Louise Wear. COMPATRIOTS CLUB Miss Dougherty, Sponsor Vivian Greene, Pres; Elizabeth Helmick, V.-Pres.; Carol McNcnl, Sec.; Mary Ann Poore, Treas.; Alcia Perry, Tatler Rep-; Robert Cox, C.H. Rushing, Earl Rutledge, Melvin Russell. John Davis, Robert Bcvill, Sherman Bishop. John Northrup, Elizabeth Stewart, Ann Horton. Tony Palumbo, Kathryn Randall, Charles Kitchen, Ruby Yancey, Marjorie Kelly, Hilda Moore. LE CT.RCLE FRANCA IS Miss Kelley, Sponsor girl reserves Miss Dorror and Miss MePheron. Sponsors Senior Girl Reserves: Dorothy Starling, Pres.: Evelyn Ware, Vice-Pres.; Josephine Lessman, Sec.; Jean Whitehead, Treas.: Mayme Brown, Doris Church, Bettv Frances Daniel, Mavien El-lcdge, Doris Jarrett, Mary King, Rennie Mauldin. Norma Ml Elroy, Mary Clvde Nelson, Grace Tompson, Helen Wood, Virginia Wood. Vaehel Upton, Anne Du Bose. Junior Girl Reserves: Ixruise Underwood Pres.; Betty Keener. Vice-Pres.; Susan Glenn. Sec.; Helen Lane, Treas.; Sidney Brent. Char-Daniel, Ernestine Doughtry, Evelyn Edwards, Josephine Hunter, Lorcne Juncman, Mary Lacy, Katherine Long, Florine McCullough. Lucille Nesmith, Louise Riley. Geraldean Roberts, Ruth Smith. Margie Stewart, Maud Thomas, Christian Warren. Bettv Watkins. lotte Chew, Ruth Sarah F. Duncan. Graves, Elizabeth Sara Chislom, Pres.; Rosemary Ferlisi, V Pres. (Spring Term) Jane Allen, Sec.; Henry Powell, Treas.; Edward Lord. Tatlcr Rep.: Sara Horton, Virginia Rivers, Muriel Hathcock. Kathryn Davidson, Billie Carter. Mary Elizabeth Denny, Jeanette Gamcl, Virginia Jeter. Jane Cook, Billy Rogers, L. P. Overstreet. HIY .Mr. Graston, Sponsor J. T. Parker, Pres.; Paul Cranford, Vice Pres.; J. C. Rockett, Sec..: Billy 'Pucker, Treas. Frank Deens, Joe Dougherty, Byron Ervin, Leroy Presley, James Foster, John Pounds, Clauselle Black, Jack Frutiger, Franklin Deems, Hugh Hunter. Arthur Finney, George Phillips, Johnny Williams, Walter Tucker, Johnnie Hynds, O. D. Cannon, Dick Collins, Jack Helms, William Posey, Eugene Bradfoot, Dick Godwin, John Cranford, Robert Sprunk, Sercy Penucl, Roscoe Hogan. JUNIOR RED CROSS Miss Elizabeth Chapman, Sponsor Hazel Owens, Pres.; Carolyn Rush, Vicc-Pres.; Virginia Jones, Sec.; Mary Carolyn Hood, Mary Louise Bond, 'Tommie King, Elaine Parker, Jewel Hixon, Donald Florence, Ray Caplcy, Fred Sarey, Robert Knight, Betty Lois Masterson, Maud McElveen, Ellinc Proctor, Mary Hackaday Johnnie B. Spain, Marie La Susa. Flora Mac Winsctt, Frances Finley, James Ruyan, Ann Dudley, Elizabeth Clark, Bette Joyce Curtis, Helen Skipper, Wanda Opanchvk, Louise Room, Doris Earnest, Marguerite Chambers,Louise Pair, Mildred Hollums, Margaret Edwards, Josephine Reeves, Martha Jones, Mildred Brown, Dorothy Brown, Evelyn Rutledge, Florence Meshad, Sctinc Stuman. Mary Henry Wynne, Martha Miller. Effie Walker, Thelma Moon, Ernestine Rhora, Fannie Katherine Horwell, Rhoda Walling, Arlene Robin- son. LIBRARY CLUB Miss Johnston. Sponsor Virginia Yeatman. Pres.: Fannie Lee King. V-Prcs.: Evelyn Luster, Sec.: Lucile Bordenca, Frances Bridge?, Mabel Burns, James Crouch, Joyce Chaney, Barbara Gomperts, Ernest Haynes. Elsie Jungcrman. Lois Marsh. Jane Mathews. Katherine Nisbet, Jane Ellen Patterson, Virginia Petty, Nellie Mac Pike. Merideth Riddle, Paul Smith, Man Russell Steel. Bill Camp, Bill Dial, Bill Kincaid. OLYPIAN HONOR SOCIETY Miss Ewing, Sponsor Doris Evans, Pres.; Juanita Jolly, Vice-Pres.; Edith Parish, Sec. and Treas.; Frances Tucker, Tatlcr Rep.; Bessie Jones, Betty Daniel, Mary Elizabeth Clapper, Zelda Graves, Florenc Wilky, Mary Eubanks, Evelyn Howie, Elsie Bloodworth, Ruth McClesky, Bettvc Britton, Elizabeth Buerriker. Alice Snrunk. PALETTE PALS Miss Farnham, Sponsor John Moore, Pres.: Sara Sugg, Vice-Pres.; Martha Johnson, See.; Clifton Corley, Tatler Rep.; Perry Milam, Leroy Owens, Norman Westbrook, Charles Yancy. Marguerite Bruner, Sarah Gammage. Frances Word. Sara Ray, Ethel Emerson, Mary Frances Hays. PATRICIAN LATIN CLUB Miss Moore, Sponsor Carolyn Jordan, Pres; Betty Davis, Vice-Pres; Mary Elizabeth Clapper, Sec-Treas.; Jack Clements, Tatler Rep,; Ruth Bell, Mildred Bennett, Stewart Blake. Mildred Blakenship, Margaret Burdshaw, Margaret Foster, Janie Holland, I)c Witt Hunter, Norma Johnson, Phillip Jones, Sarah King. Edward Lovell, Florine Lukcr, Emily Masters, Jaqucline Meeks, Marcclle Morrision. Frank Muntz, Dick Oliver. Teddy Parker, J. A. Poore. Ross Rainer, Eloise Robinson. Sam Sibert, Billy Simpson, Thomas Middle-ton. PEN AND INK CLUB Miss Farnham, Sponsor Paul Barr, Pres.: Virginia Wood, Vice-Pres.: Charles Yancey, Vice-Pro?.: Dorothy Starling. See.: Howard Barksdale, Sara Bowen, Marguerite Bruner, Ethel Emerson, Martha Johnson, Florine Lukcr, John Moore, Sara Ray. Sara Sugg, Norman Westbrook, Helen Wood. Frances Word. Perry Milam, Lero Owens. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Miss Barnard, Sponsor Billy Goodman, Pres.; Neil Du Bose. Vice-Pres.; Zelda Graves, Sec.: Rav Mills, Treas.: Nancy Hays, Tatler Rep.: Gordon Lawless, Marvin Thornton. Gordon Landrum. Elsie Martin, Helen Whitehead. Don Waters. Charles Barrett, Calvin Wilderson, Lawercnce Lancaster. Graham McLeod. Jack Conniff, Jack Kcrpcr, F.arl Andrews. Jack Church. Darby Stapp, John Ed Jones. PROMETHEAN CLUB SCRIBLERUS CLUB Miss Hannon, Sponsor Margy Graham, Pres.; Darlene Franklin, V-Prcs.; Sara McNeill, Sec.; Maud McElveen, Treas.; Alon Bee, Gene Bee, Mary Elizabeth Dennv, Barbara Gomperrs, Annie Louise Gore, Anita Meadows, Edna Jo Mcdlin, Don Palmer, Ira Patton, T. A. Williams, Hubert Lacey, Sara Sugg, Thomas Franklin, Talmadge Amberson. Miss A. Chapman, Sponsor Lois Jane Harrison, Pres.; Anne Rhudy, V.-Pres. Jackie Bagwell, Sec.; Edna Jo Medlin, Treas. ICatic Green, Tatler Rep.; Martha Jane Tyler, Mary Adams, Lorainc Baker, Mildred Thompson, Julia Digby, Lois Ann Shell, Martha Rawson, Doris Mangrum, Lillie Mac Murphrce, Imogenc Hall, Jimmie Nabors, Anita Doyle, Martha Ogle, Hellan Stuart, Eugenia McCros-key, Virginia Stewart, Catherine Campbell, Tula Nell Tarrant, Robbie Jean Wilson, lone Dobbs, Mary Bowdon, Clarice Champion, Patty Honeycutt, Marguerite Gibbon, Dorotln Useary, Frances Thompson, Edwina Caldwell, Hazel Mac Russell, Betty Crook, Evelyn Armstrong. Tommie Thompson, Peggy Mackey. UTOPIAN SCIENCE CLUB VESTALIAN CLUB M iss Mitchell, Sponsor Elizabeth Borders. Pres.; Betty Sue Wilhite. Y'-Prcs.; Katherine Sanderson. Sec.; Betty Stone. Treas.; Sara Smith, Critic; Nancy Jo Burton, Tatler Rep.; Helen Battles, Barbara Bl’ss. Arva Grace Brooks. Hannah Chafin, Mary Jo Chambers, Mary Ellen Condra. Elizabeth Ann Conway. Elizabeth Courson. Mary Louise Dedman, Marjorie Finley, Josephine Gauntt, Helen Hol-tam. Marcia Jordan. Bcbe Joyce King. Mildred Martin. Helen McClellan, Elizabeth McLaugh len. Helen Nix. Rose Parker. Mary Posey. Gwendolyn Powers. Elizabeth Schmuck, Helen Elizabeth Steed. Ann Stephens. 'I helma Swatzell. Grida Wear, Gladys Wcesc, and Catherine Williams. Mr. Ballard. Sponsor Billv Smith, Pres.; Don Palmer, Vice-Pres.; Thomas Franklin. See. and Treas.; Dan Lowry Tatler Rep.; Joe McDonald, Billy McDonald, George Benson, George McCellan, Louise Flournoy, Winston Stewart. Billy McEachean, Eve Ivn Sharp, Jack Morris Paul Lvle, James Williams. Lilia Jones, Paul Persons, Jean Hopson. VISUAL AID Mr. Youngblood, Sponsor Frank Thomas, Pres.; Jack Nichols, Vice-Pres.; Bill Rye, Sec.; William Zopfi, S. E. Jones, Dick Bliss, Glenn McCracken, James Weaver, Virgil R awl in son, G. B. Brown, William Goad. WOODLAWN PHILATELIC SOCIETY Miss Moon, Sponsor Joe Kantyen, Pres.; G. B. Brown, Vicc-Pres.; Nell Brown, Sec.; Graham McLeod, Tatlcr Rep.; Varlee Bivins, Harry Charles, Percy Conway, C. W. Fcrgcrson, Herman Lord, Hoyt Mayfield, Bcnnct Pruct, Watkins Rodriquez, Margaret Safflcs, Ted Sharp, Robert Strahan, Charlotte Wing, Noble Koutzen. i ANITP DOYLE SflRI) UHLtV MARTIN JOUNSOIM EDNA JO MEDLIN MARGUERITE UIELDEN JANUARY 1940 MA2IE CALLAHAN CONTRALTO SINGER. CANE DRILL MISS EWING'S GROUP Rainbow dance 7 laj d school ItKCH OUEW6 CURTAIN riA j COLD I?WHITE LOLLIESfl9LO SPONSORED BY COUNCIL ••• PALETTE PALS arids • • PEN AN INK • • ATVOmt HEWttT— VIRGINIA FCMUR NH.S. ALUMNI 1 ■' RLACK • PETE CONRAD southern jimitauG D CHAMPIONS SWOOP JITTERBUG BUY WtACH£W ♦ HOLUNOi YJOK1H Jlk, H£«y MO 5 It MAWRS YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU • • • NOV. 24-1939 TJhe TAMING oh the SHREW • •• MODERN DRESS MAR. 8-1940 AFTER A REWEAPXAl ALON BEE _______ IRA PATTON OE6ATORS H.B. NORTON ROBERT RAFFIELD DICK COUETNEY IRA PATTON DEBATOfc NOT IN PICTURE - Iff es I TIT 1 DICK COUBTNEY OR A TOE. NOT IN PICTURE. VIENNA OPERETTA PRESENTED MAY 10 Sam Hollingsworth W. H.$. HOPE FOR. STOKOWSKI'S YOUTH a____OR.C.H. CAROLYN JORDAN BEST CORNET SOLOIST ALABAMA HIGH SCHOOLS QUINTET............. C DIRECTED BY GEORGE I. BACON ROSEMARY FE tlSI ; MR. BACON ; HENRY BARRETT; ROBERT KIRBY ; SAM HOLLINGSWORTH ; HENRIETTA HUGGINS. WARBLERS CLUB Mr. Light, Sponsor Billy De Witt, Pres.; Ben Mangina, Vice-Pres.; Sec. and Trcas. Gary Thornton; Tatlcr Rep. Marcus Williams; Jack Pope, Grady Fullerton, Warren Gray. Joseph Richey, Charles McLaughlin, John Moore, John, Miller, John West, Evcritt Da'lv, Cecil Smith, Franklin Jones, Laurence Lancaster. CAVALIERS Mr. Light, Sponger Edsel Hand, Pres; 'Palmadge Bright, Sec. Graham McLord.Tatler Rep.; Charles Driskell, Felton Johnson, Joe Easter, Lee Floyd Smith, Milton McLaughlin, Dan Humphreys. Billy Wells, Hershel Stephenson. Albert Russell, Hag-ins Tyler, Herman Armstrong. Joel Etheridge, Jack Walls, Cecil Culvcrhouse, Beverly Chew, Orval Baker, Billy Campbell, Jimmie Smith, Jack Wood. Robert Jones, Jack Bryan, James Crouch, Wallace Spooner, Clifford Pair, Kermrt Griffin, Robert Bell, Gerald Walker, Milton 'Pucker. Robert Pruitt, W. D. Dudley, Edgar Shoatc, Harold Singletcrv, Chester Posey, Porter IHE CAVMIIERS ! ©r| LEGION FIELD COACH LANEY COACH BLANE ASS'T COACH MASON LONG-CAPf CBANPORD U OOD S M NOI2l?£LL’ yr C. SLACK mAG nnA BAILLV APTWUI2 JONES MILAM GILMEI2 CAI?l?OL L M4NAG-EE some k of the TEAM BOBBY LONG BILLY BANCROFT MR.LANEY MR. MASON DR. TRUCKS DAVID BUCK DOB IS PEEPLES ✓ STATE CHAHPION DISCUS THROULR UOODLAWNtlONTBALUO FRONT ROW: M CULLOUGW, GOODWIN, STEWART SUMMERS, DILL. BACK ROW! SHARP, SHERRILL, PARKER, HOWARD, HVNDS, KALLAHE.R. JOHN BLANE. , COACH BA5E.BALL COACH IS MR. LANEY ! MR. CARTER IS TENNIS COACH TILLERY CARRYING iHt OMLL NUMBER 30 IS ROBERT BLACK gilMER. being tackeled jimmy COOPER - JEROME WOODS LEADING NAT HUGHES YEA WOODLAWN.W • • • • SPORTS REVIEW OF 1939 MURRELL JOHNSON In this. Sport Review of 1939, a review is given of three sports: baseball, tenn;s and track. Due to the time of publication of The Wood-log,” a full account could not be given for these sports in the 1939 annual. TRACK REVIEW Woodlawn track team placed four men in the state track meet. This seemed good compared to the number of boys out for this sport. Members of the team who placed in the state meet were: Virgil Rawlinson, mile; John Davis, 880-yard; Tommy Geralds, pole vault; and Roy Fowler, shot-put and discuss. Roy raised the high school discuss record by several feet. TENNIS REVIEW Coach John Carter’s 1939 tennis team won the city and county tennis cup for the first time. Coach Carter started his tennis racquetccrs to work the early part of March and did not let them quit until they copped both championship cups. Boys who were presented with letters at the end of the ’39 season were: Paul Dahlke. David Buck, V. J. Perry, Roy Davidson, Howard Barksdale, Byron Erwin, and O. D. Cannon. Billy Barnes, received a manager's letter. BASEBALL REVIEW Here are a few of the highlights of baseball with the Woodlawn Colonels” for the 1939 season: The Colonels” were awarded the city and county Championship Cups. This was the second year in succession. Paul Lefty” Thompson was the gentleman who virtually pitched the Colonels” to the finals and the championship. Thompson won 8 games and lost 2. He struck out 72 of a possible 140. This is a record attained by very few of Woodlawn’s baseball pitchers. True to predictions, he is now with a major league ball club. Other outstanding players on the team were: Dick Pickle” Dill, catcher, Captain of the '40 baseball squad; Dan Sims, first base; Mickey Potter, second base, member of both championship baseball teams; Heinie Adcrholt, short stop, fast moving boy with two baseball letters to his credit; and Raymond Sherrill, third base, a sophomore, playing his first year. The outfield possessed such players as: Dan Tillery, William Chappelear, Grady Hemphill, and Paul Cranford. Bill Kallahcr, sub southpaw pitcher of last year, will take over pitching position left by Thompson. Only two regulars will return this vacr: Dick Dill and Raymond Sherrill. L. B. Goodwin, alter Captain of ’40 squad, will be ready for service. Other members of '39 team were lost by graduation. The ’40 team has big shoes to fill.. Letter earners for 1939 were: Dick Dill, Paul Thompson, Bill Kallaher, Dan Sims, Mickey Potter, Heinie Aderholt, Raymond Sherrill. L. B. Goodwin, Dan Tillery, William Chapplear, and Grady Hemphill. Joe Slaughter was manager. FOOTBALL When the end of the 1939 football season came, the Woodlawn team was declared city champions. This is the third football championship in the past four years to come Woodlawn’s way. This year’s team was under the capable guidance of Captain Bobby Long, a first class guard and a regular fellow. Joe Norrel, pass-snagging end, was alternate captain. The Colonels” came out of the battles with seven w:ns and one defeat. The defeat was at the hands of the strong Sidney Lanier Poets.” Sidney Lanier was ranked as one of the best teams in the state. All city teams were victims of Woodlawn's strong line and back field. Below is a summary of each game: WOODLAWN 6—RAMSAY 19 Because of an ineligible player, Woodlawn won its first contest with Ramsay. The Ramsay squad worked fast and furious and was rewarded with 19 points. Woodlawn made six points. Bobby Long played a bang up ball game. Three weeks later this game was forfeited. The Ramsay captain, Jack David, was declared ineligible. This automatically gave the game to Woodlawn. WOODLAWN 13—MALE HIGH 12 The Colonels” packed their togs and journeyed to Louisville, K , for their second game. They started with the first sound of the whistle and piled up 13 points. Male High took advantage of a wet field and rushed across two touchdowns in the last quarter, but failed to kick the extra points. Final score: Woodlawn 13, Male High 12. Bobby Long received a wrenched back, which hampered him the rest of the season. WOODLAWN 27—DORA 0 Woodlawn continued her smashing work by wallopine a far out-classed Dora clewn 27-0. The “Colonels” line held the “Bulldogs” the entire game. The final figures showed that Dora had not gained any yardage whatsoever, going through Woodlawn's line. Jerome Woods and Sam Arthur were in fine shape by making several nice tackles. Captain Bobby Long and Robert Black were not to be forgotten for their splendid work. Touchdowns were gathered by Hcinic Aderholt, James Sansing, and Jimmy Copper. Joe Norrell played good ball until his shoulder was hurt. He displayed fine courage in his work. WOODLAWN 19—ENSLEY 0 The Ensley “Yellow Jackets” felt the heavy blow of Woodlawn’s marching mach’ne for the second time since 1937, to the score of 19-0. Once the machine was started, it couldn't be stopped. Jones, Sansing, and Cooper scored the touchdowns. The touchdown drives were good for 31 30, and 45 yard. Herbert Bailey was outstanding in this game. He intercepted two passes and returned them for short gains. He also recovered several fumbles. WOODLAWN 0—SIDNEY LANIER 6 Sidney Lanier called on old Man Luck and he answered them by helping nip Woodlawn 6-0. Baring winds and what-have-you, it would have been an even battle. Although the Woodlawn boys were on their toes, everything seemed to go wrong. The only touchdown for “The Poets” was made by Donahue, right-half back, and a contender for an all-state position. He intercepted a pass on his own 36, eluded two tackles, and continued 64 yards for a touchdown. The “Colonels” moved to the “Poets” eight yard line in the fourth quarter, only to lose the ball on downs. L. A. Gilmer and Heinie Aderholt turned in impressive shows, while Joe Norrell was noticeable, dispite an injured shoulder. WOODLAWN 6—PHILLIPS 0 Woodlawn duplicated this show for the third straight year, by conquering the Phillip’s “Crimsons” 6-0. It was one of the hardest fought battles of the year. From start to finish it was nip and tuck. L. A. Glimcr took the situation into hand in the second quarter when he galloped 63 yards to the Phillips 2 yard marker. Jimmy Sansing took the ball over left guard for a touchdown. The Colonels” had Roy Johnson, Phillips’ midget quarterback, bottled-up. On almost all of his running plays, a Woodlawn player would smear him. Every man on the “Colonels’” team including some of the subs was playing like an all-American. Although everyone was outstanding, L. A. Gilmer should be given full credit for his brilliant 63 yards run. WOODLAWN 20— MOBILE 13 The “Colonels” headed south to the port city of Mobile and continued their winning streak by taking McGill Institute into camp by the count of 20-13. The “Colonels” started the first quarter in fine style and did not stop until thev had marched 53 yards to a touchdown. Capt. Bobby Long made the extra point by means of a terrific line smash. In the second quarter, Aderholt flipped an 18 yard pass to Norrell. who in turn took it on the run and stepped across the goal. It was really a hard one to catch. Black missed the extra point. In the opening minute of the fourth quarter, after an exchange of punts, Sansing slashed through left guard, eluded two would-be tacklers, and ran 35 yards, unhampered, across the McGill goal line. McGill then started to work and made two touchdowns before the game ended. Jimmy Sansing was the outstanding man in this game. Dan Tillery helped make this possible by his fine blocking. WOODLAWN 3—WEST END 0 The Woodlawn boys finished another championship season when they stopped the West End “L’ons,” 3-0. It was Long's 33 yard field goal that made the final decision in the wanning minutes of the game. During the first three quarters neither team could make progress. Things began to click in the fourth quarter. West End marched from her own 15 yard stripe to the “Colonels” 48 before Sam Arthur intercepted a pass. After two trys at the line, Woodlawn decided to kick. Jimmy Sansing got off a nice one from the 44. It hit on the 5 and bounced near the goal line. Guard Robert Black downed the ball almost on the goal line. West End kicked out of danger to her own 44. L. A. Glimcr, flashy “Colonel” ace, drove 18 yards in three plays with only three minutes of game-time remaining. “Mickey” Potter ran for six up to the 20. Gilmer again bucked the line for eight yards. When the two following line plays failed, Cap’t. Bobby Long was called on to kick a field goal. The time was now down to 70 seconds. The results: the ball split the up-rights in dead center. Had it not been for the strong “Colonels” line, this play would not have been possible. Captain Bobby Long again received the outstanding recognition. It was a thrilling finish for both the team and his high school football career. (Ed. Note—This correspondent predicted the field goal that won this game.) GIRLS AND GAMES MARY ELIZABETH CLAPPER The girls at Woodlawn have excellent chances to participate in the school athletics. The sports offered to the girls are divided into two classes, fall and spring sports. The fall sports include basketball, soccer, and fieldball; the spring sports include volleyball, softball, tennis, track,badminton, shuffleboard, and horseshoes. The most popular of these arc basketball, softball, volleyball, tennis, and badminton. These activities are practiced during the physical education classes; the intra-mural tournaments are held after school. The winning teams are declared the champions of the school. In addition to part cipating in the sports, the girls also enjoy taking part on entertainment programs, such as, the Christmas Music Festival, Gold and White Follies, Athletic Program, and their annual auditorium program. The g:rls are also interested in the dancing that is taught in the classes. These dances include tap, natural dancing, and correctives in dance form. By means of these dances poise, rhythm, and grace are acquired. The Girls Letter Club is composed of girls who have been awarded the physical education and Olympian Honor Society letters. It was ar-ganized by Miss Lucille Ewing, the physical education instructor, to encourage better health, to stimulate an interest in wholesome sports, and to serve the school as leaders in the field of recreation. Points arc given for participating in the various activities. When eight hundred points arc obtained, the girl is awarded a small letter; thus allowing her to become a member of the Girls Letter Club. The girls who were awarded lettters this year are: Lamay Attison, Stewart Blake. Betty Britton. Elizabeth Buettilcer, Alma Cutcliffe, Helen Cutcliffe,Elizabeth Davis, Carolyn Dllin, Gladys Donahoo, Joy Dooley. Dorothy Entrekin, Dorothy Gilbert. Dorothy Green, Margaret Hood, Lorenc Juneman. Fvelvn Lynch, Carol Matson. Mildred N'cal. Lucy Pearl Phillips. Dorothv Jean Sirles, Doris Sorrell. Margaret Wetzel, Margaret Whately, and lean Whaley. Membership in the Olympian Honor Societv is the highest honor to be obtained in the athletic field. After appointment to this society the girls serve a semester officiating during the intramural tournaments, assisting Miss Ewing w th the attendance and physical efficiency records, taking charge of the equipment, teaching some part of the regular lesson, and coaching the sports. For outstanding and loyal service the members are awarded large letters. Members of the society who have earned their service letters are: Elise Bloodworth. Betty Britton, Elizabeth Buettiker, Man Elizabeth Clapper, Doris Evans, Zelda Graves, Evelyn Howie. Jaunita Jolley, Bessie Jones, Ruth McCIesky, Frances Tucker, and Florene Wilkcy. Other members are: Stewart Blake, Alma Cutcliffe, Betty Frances Daniels, Carolyn Dillin, Mildred Nean, and Alice Sprunck. t SPORTS of 1940 by HOYT CARROLL —d BASKETBALL Colonels Have Successful Season The YVoodlawn “Colonels” basketball team turned in a good showing this past season. They have a total of 11 wins and four losses. This year the “Colonels” were runner-up in the city. P’aycrs who turned in good performance are: Captain Parker, Dill, Kallaher, Summers, and Goodwin. Other players who received letters are: Sherrill, Stewart, Sharp, McCullough, and Howard. Manager Marvin Battles received a letter also. A list of games and results follows: Woodlawn 45 Montevallo 21 Woodlawn 31 West End 23 Woodlawn 40 Ensley 23 Woodlawn 20 Phillips 38 Woodlawn 28 Murphy 23 Woodlawn 32 Ramsay 25 Woodlawn 35 B. B. Comer 33 Woodlawn 31 Ramsay 16 YVoodlawn 35 Murphy 32 Woodlawn 36 B. B. Comer 28 Woodlawn 35 Montevallo 25 Woodlawn 23 Ensley 29 Woodlawn 24 Phillips 34 District Tournament YVoodlawn 46 Curry 16 YVoodlawn 23 Bessemer 25 Woodlawn 494 Opponents 391 Parker was the leading scorer with 204 points. TENNIS As school is cut one week short, this means fewer games to be in the Woodlog. This year YVoodlawn has only two regulars returning from last year. They are: Captain Roy Davidson and V. J. Perry. Coach John Carter states that the 1940 squad is somewhat weaker than the Champs of ’39. The team this year is made up mostly of new boys. Boys picked to defend the singles are: Roy Davidson. V. P. Perry and Leslie Longshore. In the doubles, they are: Charles Prince, Murphy Baker, John Street, and Ed. Robertson. Our team at following games present has participated in the Woodlawn 1 Ramsay 4 Woodlawn 2 Jeff. Co. 2 Woodlawn 2 Ensley 3 Woodlawn 4 Shades Cahaba 1 All boys will return next year except Roy Davidson. This makes next year's chances look much better, with more experienced players. TRACK On the cinder track, Coach John Blane has lots of new boys to work with. Captain Roy Fowler, the largest man in Woodlawn, says, “Throwing the discus isn't hard; it is just knowing how.” Fowler is expected to break his own state record this year, which will exceed the S. E. C. record. Besides throwing the discus well over a hundred and fifty feet, Roy can really push the shot. Pole vaulters, who arc still looking at Tommy Gerald’s record, arc Nat Hughes and Raymond Ramsey. Other excellent performers are: Parker, high hurdles; Parker, Daugherty, and R. Black, low hurdles; Fowler, high jump; Tombrello, broad jump; Fowler and Parker, discus and shot put; Parker and Lacey, 880-run; Rawlinson, Johns, Holland, Monroe, and Brooks, mile-run; Vernon, Czravello, Hallmark, and Tombrello, relay. Robert Sprunck is manager. BASEBALL The chances of being City and County Champions again this year are very hopeful. Captain Richard Dill, star catcher for the past three years, wants to be quoted as saying, ‘Til be in the Big Leagues soon.” This statement isn’t far from wrong, with the fine work Richard is doing behind the plate. With “Lefty” Paul Thompson now graduated, the mound duties fall to Bill Kallaher, Harry Summers, and Joe Sheppard. In the first two games, YVoodlawn defeated Leeds by a count of 11-6 and 12-3. Richard Dill, L. B. Goodwin and Raymond Sherrill turned in good performances. In the third game YVoodlawn defeated West End 1-0. Although the Colonels” went hitless, “Red” Kinney scored from third when Goodwin hit to the first baseman, who dropped the ball. In the fourth game the Colonels were handed their first defeat. Phillips came from behind with two homers to win 6-5. Dill was outstanding for the Colonels, hitting a triple and stealing home. Harry Summers and Joe Sheppard pitched. The ’40 team consists of Dill, catcher; Kalla-hcr, Summers, and Sheppard pitchers; infieldcrs. MeKenney, Bailey, Kinney, Goodwin, Sherrill, and Hearn; Cagle, Matherway, Edwards, and Smith. Roy Carroll is manager. FALL STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Zack Martin. President; Jack Nichols. Vice-President; Doris Peeples, Secretary; Charles Barrett, Head Marshal. MISS DICKEY SPONSOR -------------------- R. O. T. C. Sergeant McDaniel, Sponsor Lt.-Col. Perry DeArman; Major Beecher Gibbs; Cape. Jack Church; Capt. Jack Boggar; Capt. 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