Woodlawn High School - Woodlog Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1941 volume:

EX—L15R1S IDanda Opanchqk Editor of UPoodloq Broadcasts the annual ouer D W S. is is IPooc iau?n Broadcastinq The IDoodloq ouer ID H S The Staff oj the IDoodloq has been assisted bq students of the mechanical draurinq, printinq, commerical, and art department. First we luill call on the principal. ID H S callinq nir. Hendrix Qo on the air. Hlr Henbrix Here in these paqes iye shall find the maqic of memory brinqinq us a re-broadcast of our days at UPoodlaum High School, of our friendships, our foys. and our triumphs. IPe owe to the pupils and teachers u ho haue worked on this yearbook sincere appreciation and qratitude TUR. HOBEE B. HERDR1X l]ou haue ius! heard trom Mr. Hendrix, our principal The Senior Class voled to dedicate this issue o( the lUoodloqtotTUSS AIWA DOUQHTERIJ Her cheetfulness and sympathetic understanding haue endeared her to the students o{ U2ood!aaro High School miSS ANNA DOUQHTERlj Other members ol the faculty are Myrtle Alexander — Commercial N’cllic Aw Mathematier ('.laity • Armstrong Commercial V.ltiu niuM Conuueri-ial F.xclyn n Ic) English (■curgr llaom _____ i ilittle Robert Ballard Science Trm Ha liter MatlHinatici ■MtlOt.il lt.ur.vrd Kitfilish John Blanc Physiol Trainini: Dorothy Blewett English Yancey Bowie. F.nglisli C. E. Brown Manoal Arts Lm Brown . History .Mm Curler History Alice Chaiiman Knirlith Eli alicth Cliapman History Vivian Cobb —_ .Commercial Rosr Cover. Science Mary IX-arcn Commercial A M DcShnn. Manual Arts Norma Dickey Sc lent r Lucille Dorroh — Mathematics Claude Dowling Music Mary F.dmomU 1 listory F.li'aiHir Edwards vnglislt1 f.urillc l.wmjt Flt)� icul Training J. � 'KA Farnham Art Stares Fun Langiuxc J.imct iVan.it Science Ceorpe Gammon Mamul rt� llarlcy Ciaston History M I'. Cray liiiKh.il tirie (Vts-tsclimann li'eisp Fxotfimiis Beatrice 11 jiiiitai - _ KnsHsh r.vcL'r rv FACULTY J. E Helm. P. I Holland Mildred Joimtton Ubranau Office Malcolm 1.nncy Physical Training France. l,orb Pauline King J ong Sciniee Margaret McPhtnai Mathematic Annie Louise Moon F.iutli.h Faync Moore............Spani.h, Ijtm May Morgan _ Commercial Adeline Morton.— ---------- Hi.tory Mr Burr Nabor . Piano Percy N'olan---------------- Mildred Ogden ______________ Mu tic Sara Ordway . _ . Englith Su.ie Pomeroy---- Pri ate Voice Romola Rot . Fryli.li J Edwin Kuih . ttny Advitor Elirabeth Sadler------------ Engtiih Cera Id Smith— - Band Helen Smith Commercial Elizabeth Steadham S|ani h, French Flemma Sridov Mathrnatn. E. D. Timtnom ScietKC Florence T-nnlinu.ii -Science I-«ila Upton HtM rv Dorothy Vernon 11muc Economic M. A. Whctttonc Priming Flora Willi -------------Commercial I am somj ei ertj teacher is rol presenl R VV. Youngblood Science SEIUORS This is Richard Dill of Station ID H S prosentinq tho Januart] class. Each member urill announce his own honors and ambitions ELINOR LUCILE ADAMS Honors: Marshal; V.-Pre� . Home Economic Club; Sec. S.R. Ambition: To sec the world. HOYT BYF.RS ALFORD. JR Honors: Marshal 37- 38; Prc� .. V.-Pnes. S.R.: Football Band •37-'40; Concert Rami 37-'40; R.O.T C. Band '38-'4 l; National Band and Orchestra Society J9-‘40; Sec Treat. Bookworms Club. JIM FRANK ARRINGTON CLIVE OTIS BOGGAN Honors: V.-Pres. S.R. ‘38; Marshal ’38; Military Science Club '38-'J9; Wood lawn Rifle Club '39-'40; Ushers. Hi-Y Club ’40; R.O.T.C. Major '40. SAM THOMAS BORDERS Honors: V.-Pre . S.R. Ambition: To be an aeronautical engineer. CLARA ERWIN A BRIDGES Honors: Concert Messier Wood lawn Symphony Orchestra '40; Glee Club '39-’40; Senior Class Musician ’4|; Evening of Musk ’38; Christ mat Music Festival I8-'40; Instrumental Music Festival '40; Ala High School Music Festival Assn.; Appollo Club '37-'40; City High Orchestra 39-'40; State Ensemble '40. J. W. BROWN Honors: Patrician Latin Club '38; Marshal '39; V.-Pres. Pen and Ink Club '40. Christmas Festival '40; Fall Class Artist '40. J. T. BURNS Honors: Model Club '38-’41. Ambition: To design and fly the fastest airplane ever built. LOUISE BUSSEY Honors: See. and Trcas. Home Economics Club '40. Ambition: To be a success in everything I do. EMMIE RUTH BUSSEY Honors: Sec. and Treas. S.R. '38; Marshal '38-'39; Girl Reserve •38; Library Club ‘39-'40. Ambition. Do unto others as I would have them do unto me. LOUISE BUTTS Honors: Marshal '38. Marshal Captain ‘39-'40; Dramatic Club; Commercial Club MARIE CALLAHAN Honors: V.-Pre . S.R ’40; Sec Spanish Club '40; W.H.S Symphony Orchestra ‘37-’40. Ambition: To be happy. SEIT.IORS WILLIAM LOUIS CALLAHAN Honors: Football ’39-‘40; Apollo Club; V-Pres. W Club; Senior Class Presenter, MABEL CANFIELD Honors: V.-Pres. Spanish Club ’40; Sportsmanship Committee; Sec. Public Affairs in National Honor Society; Fall Class Editor II OODLOO ‘40. National Honor Society. VELMA IRENE CARMACK Honors: Marshal See oi Commercial Club Ambition: To lie a success in everything I undertake to do. HOYT CARROLL Honors: Basketball '37-’38; Football '39-'40; 'W' Club '38-'40; Sec “W Club '40 See. Senior Clast 40. Ambition: To sail my canoe through the harbor of success. EARL CASH Honors: Marshal; V.-Pre . S.R. ‘39. Ambition: To achieve success in a business profession. JOYCE CHANEY Honors: Marshal; Spanish Club '37-'38; Library Club '39-'40; May Carnival ‘37; Physical Ed Lieutenant Captain '38; Gym letter. olley ball; Soft ball; Basketball '37-38; See. S.R. '38; V.-Pres. S.R. ‘39. AUDRIE LYNN CLEMENTS Honors: Marshal J9� '40. Ambition: To be a success in any work that I decide to undertake. JACK CLEMENTS Honors: Euclidean Honor Society; Patrician Latin Club '37-’41; latlcr Staff J9.'40; Lab Assistant '39-'40. Ambition: To follow in the footstep of Thomas A. Edison. MARGARET CLOUGH Honors: Sec SR. '38; Marshal '38; Commercial Club ‘37; Sec. Treas. S.R. ‘37. Ambition ■ To smile when things are going wrong MORRIS CORY Honors: Euclidean Honor Society; Spanish Club Ambition: To sec the world. EUZARETH COURSON Honors: Marshal 37-‘38; Sec. S.R ’39; Vestalian Literary Club. Ambition: To be a Home Economics Teacher. WALTER COURSON Honors: Marshal; French Club Ambition: To be a success. DICK COURTNEY Honors: Senior Class Speaker Ml: Pres. Masque Gavel '39; Omicron Delta Honor Society '39-MO: Speaker’s Bureau MO; Dramatic Club '37-'40: U hcrs Club ‘40; Lions Club Oratorical Contest ‘40; Debate Team ’40: “Midsummer Night's Dream 39: The Chime . Ring” '39; “The School Clock Ticks On” '38: “The State Versus Joe Miller '37; Civitan Oratorical Contest fmWrieii.' To use every ability that I have in the best way possible ROBERT CROWDER Honors: Music Festival '37; Apollo Club 38; Sec. S.R. 38; Ambition: To attain success in the business world. DOROTHY DAVIS JACQUELYN DEAN Ambition: To be a success in anything that 1 undertake. BILL DIAL RICHARD DILL Honors Football ’39-MO: Baseball '37-MO; Basketball '39; V. Fret “W Club; Prct. ”W Club; Ushers Club; Senior Clast President; Student Body President; Baseball Captain ‘40. Ambition: To be able to get somewhere. FRANCES DORN Honors- V.-Prrs. SR 38; Pres. S.R ’39; Glee Club 40: In Old Vienna . Ambition: To live a life that will be of the greatest service to other . REGINALD DORN Honors: Track team '38-MO: W” Club ’39-MO. Ambition: To be a Success. EARL DUDLEY Ambition: To be one of the world's best mechanical engineers CATHERINE DUNCAN Honors: Marshal '39; S.R. Pres ‘40; Althcan Club '37-MI; Sportsmanship Committee '40; Athletic Committee MO. Ambition: To succeed in all that I do. MARVEIN ELLEDGE FRED EMENS Model Club '37-MI; Advanced Band 38. To achieve the highest possible in my future career. HELEN ENSLF.Y Head Marshal 39: See. Student Court; Apollo Club; ; Pres. S.R.; R.O.T.C. Sponsor; Sportsmanship Com- Honors: Ambition: Honors: Sec. S.R. mittee. Ambition; Honors: Ambition To die happy and wealthy. DOLORES ENTREKIN Marshal; Trcas. S.R.; Sportsmanship Committee. To be a success in all that I do. DOROTHY ENTREKIN Honors: Girl’s Letter Club ’39-MI. Ambition: To be a successful sales clerk. JOSEPHINE FALKNER Honors: French Club; V.-Pres. S.R. 39; Sec. Treas S.R. 38; Tatlcr Rep. S.R. ’37 Ambition' To always be happy. RUTH FITZPATRICK Honors; Apollo Club 38 MO; V.-Prc.v S.R : Sec. Treas. S.R.; Evening of Music 38; Christmas Music Festivals ’38-‘40. Ambition: To make someone else luppy. A RUNE FLOYD Honors: Sec. S R. 37; Girl’s tldetic Club ’38; S.R. Tres. ’38: Sec. S.R. ’39; Spanish Club '39; Girl Reserve MO; Commercial Club MO. Ambition: To be the best of whatever I am. ELIZABETH FORD Honors: See. Trca . S.R ‘40; V.-Pres. SR. 40: Marshal MO Sec. SR. '39; Sec. S.R '38; V-Prcs S.R. '38; Tatlcr Rep S.R MO. Ambition: To become a private secretary to some successful business man ELIZABETH FRANKLIN Honors: Apollo Club: “False Fernando” 38; Girl’s Glee Club '38- 39. Ambition: To make the best'or the opportunities offered me in life SEFllORS HAROLD GASTON Honors.' Band '36-’39; Orchestra 40; Hi-Y Club '40. Imbition: To graduate! BENNETT GIBSON JOHN MACK GIBSON Honors: Pres. S.R. 38; V. Pres. S.R. '40; Pres. S.R. '40; Marshal 'AS. Euclidean Honor Society. imbition: To sec the world. EDMUND GILBERT BARBARA GOMPERTS Honors: Dramatic Club '37-’38; Scribblers Club 39-'40; Library Club '39-MO; Tatlcr Staff '38-'40. .■imbition: To write a best seller. BILLY GOODMAN Honors: Pres. S.R. ‘37; Photography Club 38-‘40; Visual Aid Club 40; WoodloR Staff; Tatlcr Photographer; lab. Assistant ’3S-’40; Chief Electrician '40; Pres. Photography Club ‘30-'40 Ambition: To succeed. L. B. GOQDWIN GERALDINE GOODYEAR Honors: Pres. S.R. '39; Marshal Capt. '40; Auxiliary Sportsmanship Committee. Ambition: To see the world. PAUL GRIFFIN Honors Woodlog Staff. Ambition ■ To be a head draftsman of some big firm. TROY ERNEST HAYNES NANCY KATHLEEN HAYS Honors: Sec,, Taller Rep. Photography Club; Chairman Student Activity Committee; Spanish Club; Marshal; Pres.. V.-Pres.. Sec S.R. Ambition: To look forward and not backward. JULIA FRANCES HEATH Honors: Marshal; Jr. Red Cross Club'37-'38; Pres S.R.'39-'40; Sec. S.R '37; Trca� . S.R. 'AS; Thalian Dramatic Club Euclidean Honor Smicty; Sportsmanship Committee '39-‘40, Tatlcr Rep ; Jr. Red Cross C'lub ’38. Ambition: To help my fcllowmcn by reaching the top in the nursing profession. CHARLES HENCKELL Honors: S R. Pres. '38; Associate Editor Gold St White Handbook ’.38; .Marshal '37; S.R Treas ’37; Student Council '38; V.-Pres. S.R. 39. GERALDINE HUGHES Honors: Apollo Club ’37-’39; Pres._ Home Economics Club '40; Marshal; An Evening of Music ‘38. Ambition: To make my life worth-while. NATHANIEL BARKER HUGHES, JR. Honors: Ushers Club '39-,40; Pres. S.R. '37, '39; Hi-Y Club; Boy Scout Club. Ambition: To achieve success through hard work. MARY VIRGINIA HULL Honors: S.R. Pres. '39; First ’cellist school orchestra '38-‘39; Second 'cello in state ’38; First 'cello in state '39; Second ‘cello in dty '38; See Althcan Club '40; S.R. Treas ’40; Tatlcr Staff '39; Ghent, lab. assistant '39-’40; Woodlog Staff '40; Spanish Club '38; Class Pianist '40. Ambition: Be a success in radio. JOHN POWELL HYNDS Honors: Pres. S.R. '37-'38-'39; Marshal 37. ’39; Ushers Club ’39-MI: Hi-Y Club 39-'41; Visual Aid Club '37-’38; Euclidean Honor Society ’39-'41. Ambition: To day by day much broader grow, And Honor my mother by doing so. CARL JENNINGS Ambition: To be the man who comes around. BESSIE JONES Honors: Marshal ’.Y -‘38; Capt. Girl's Volley Ball Team '38; Capt Girl’s Basketball Team '36-'38; Pres. Girl’s Letter Club '39; Pres. Olympian Honor Society '40; Girl's Council '39; Pres. Boosters Club '40. Ambition: To make others happy ami have my greatest wish fulfilled. CHARLES JONES Honors: Football '3S-40; WH Club '3S-’40; Sea Scout Club ’37. Ambition: To succeed at anything 1 try. JOANN JUDD Honors: Girl's Glee Club; Apollo Club; Walk the Plank ; “An Evening of Music. Ambition: 'lo take a trip around the world. BILL KALLAHF.R Honors: Y Club ’39 '40; Basketball ’39-'40; Baseball '39-'40 Ambition: To break Dizzy Dean's record. HERMAN WALLACE KING Honors: Military Science Chib '38-‘39; Rifle Club ’40; Sergeant R.O.TC ’40; Marshal '40 Ambition: To try to see my own faults as well as others. FRANCES RUTH KROTZER Honors: Althcan Club ’37-'40; Sportsmanship Committee ’40; Tatlcr Representative ’37-39; Marshal ’40. Ambition: To lie a good sport. SEniORS LAURA JEAN LINER Horton: V.-Prcs. S.R '37; Althcan Club 37; SR. Pres. '38; C.tf Club 39; V.-Prc . S.R. '40; Prc . Althcan Club '40; Senior Class Vocalist '40; Marshal; Girl's Council '40; In Old Vienna” ’40- . . Ambitio•«' To try my very best to be All that the world expects of me. GEORGE ALLEN LITTLE Honors: Apollo Club '37-’39; Marshal; Music Festival '38-'40 Ambition• To be one of the biggest and best business men in Alabama. MARGARET MARTIN Honors: Tatlcr Rep. S.R, '36. '37; S.R. See. '39; Athenian Club: Marshal '37-'39. Ambition: To be estabhshcr to a law ofticc. THEO MASSEY. JR. Honors: Spanish Club; Marshal ’38. A attrition: To succeed. BENNIE MAULDIN Honors: Marshal ’37. '38; Girl Reserve Club. Ambition: To be a success in life. MARY ELAINE MAYO Honors: Althcan Literary Society: Athenian Girl's Literary Club: Tatlcr Rep 39; Senior Class Prophet. Ambition: To do my best in everything I undertake. BETTY JEAN McCLUNG Honors: Sec. S.R. '40; Treas S.R. '38. tmbition: To succeed in the business world. EVERETT McCOOL Honors: Marshal ‘37 '39; Model Club ’3S-'40; V.-Pres. S.R '38. Ambition: To be a great aeronautical engineer. ELIZABETH McMAHON CHARLES E. MeWHORTER HELEN MIDDLESWORTH Honors: Glee Club 38 40; False Fernando”'38; S.R Pres.'38. Apollo Club '38-'40. Ambition: To be a loug-di.uanee telephone operator. GAIL MORRISON EDWARD MOXLEY Honors: Model Club; Latin Club: Marshal. JAMES H. NALL. JR. JANIE NEWMAN Honors: Sec.. Treas., Tatlcr Rep.. S.R.; Marshal. Ambition: To be a secretary. JOE MORRELL Honors: Football '37-’40; Alternate Capt. Football Team 39; Capt. Football Team ‘40. Basketball 38-'39; Baseball '38; V -Prt� W Club '38; Pres. W Club '39; V.-Pres. Senior Class Ambition: To play I out hall for Coach Frank Thomas of Alabama. ANN IE JO PARKER Honors: V.-Pres. S.R.' ‘37; Vestalian Literary Society ’38; Speaker's Bureau; S.R. Pres 39-'40; Taming of the Shrew” '40; Thalian Dramatic Club 39-'40; Euclidean Honor Society; Tatlcr Suifi '40; Senior Class Historian. A mbit im:: To be everyone's friend. JANE ELLEN PATTERSON Honors: Mude Festival '38; Library Club '38-'40. Ambition: Study Home Economics so that I can feed that man ami win him. J VCK PIERCEY EVELYN HI GENIE POGUE Honors: Mar-hal '37. '38, '40; Thalian Dramatic Club. Ambition: To make a success of my life. CHESTER NELSON POSEY Honorr- V.-Prc Student Body '40: Ushers Club; Hi-Y Club; Warbler Club '40. Prc Photography Club '40; Cavaliers '40; Pres. S.R. '38: V.-Pcc S.R. '37; Marshal '36- 39; Tatlcr Rep S R '39. Ambition: To lie able to smile on the downbeat as well as on tire upbeat JOHN POUNDS Honors: Pres. Hi-Y Club '40. Ambition: To Ire successful very fast. NANCY JANE REEM Honors: Treas Spanish Club '37-’3S; Sec. Spanish Club '39. Ambition: To be a stenographer. MARTHA SCHROEDER lienors: Marshal 37; Compatriot-Club '36- 39. Ambition: To l c a success in whatever I undertake to do SETUORS CORNELIOUS ALSTON SHEPHERD. JR. Honors: Pres. S.R. '38; V.-Pres. Spanish Club ’40. Pre� . Sp� ish Club '40; Usher’s Club '40; “Taming of the Shrew 40;; Speaker’s Bureau '40; Chairman Alhletie Committee ‘40; ll'ooa-log Staif ’40; Marshal Capt. ’38-’40 Ambition: To become successful. ARTHUR SIMMONS HUBERT SOUTHERLAND Honors: V.-Pres. SR. ’39; See S.R. 38. Ambition: To be a success WINSTON AUBRY STEWART Honors. Marshal ’37-‘38; Basketball 39; Hi-Y Club; Utopian Seicnee Club. GRACE STRINGF1ELD HELLAN STUART Honori Marshal; Pres. S.R. '37; See. S.R. '40; Promethun Club. HAL SUMMERS Honors: S.R Treas. ’38. Ambition: To get along in life as well as I did in school. EL WELL THOMAS Honors: Marshal ’37� '39; Marshal Capt. MS-'39; S.R. Tatler Rep. ’19; S R. Treas. ’40; Band ’37-’40. R.O.T.C. Band ’39-’ ) Ambition: To let the one I love belong to somebody else. THELMA TRAYLOR Honors: Pres. S.R. ‘40; V.-Pres. S.R. ’39; See. S.R. '3 Treas, S.R ’.38; Commercial Club Treas ’3S: Worked in W.H.S Bank ’3S-’40. ALFRED TUCKER Ambition: To go to naval training school. EVELYN WEAR Honors: Music Festival '37; Jr. Girl Reserves '37; Treas. £• Girl Reserves '39; V.-Pres. Sr. Girl Reserves '39. DORIS WELDON Honors: Pres. S.R. '.38, ’40; V.-Pres. Commercial Club ‘39-'45 Pres. Commercial Club '40 WINNIFRED ELLIOTT WEST Honors: Apollo Club; Girl’s Glee Club; An Evening of Musk “False Fernando . Imbition: To l'c a success in the business world. WANDA WHITE Honors: Apollo Club ‘37-'38; Girl Reserve ’39-’40: Marshal ’I BEVERLY JEAN WHITEHEAD Honors: Tatler Rep. S.R 38; Treas. Girl Reserves ’39; Me shal; Treas. Senior Class 41. ROBERT WJGGIN Honors: S.R. Pres, and V.-Pres.; Marshal; !.ost Found Co: mittcc. .Imbition: To become an expert in whatever 1 do. JUANITA WILLIAMS Honors: French Club '37-’38; Marshal ’37-’38; See. SR V.-Pres SR.; Pres. S.R.; Treas. SR. SARAH FRANCES WORD Honors: Pres. S.R. ’40; Euclidean Honor Society ’3S-’39; F� Ink Club '39-’40; Sec. Treas. Pen Ink '39; V.-Pres. ?t Ink '40: Pallctte Pals '39-'40; l.c Cercle Francaise 38; Tb. Committcc ’40; V.-Pres. Pallctte Pals '39; Tatler Rep. I Cercle Francaise 38; Auxiliary Sportsmanship Committee • TOBIAS WILLIAM ZOPFI. JR. Honors: Military Science Club ’37-’39; Rifle Club '39-'40; Vjk Aid Club ’38-’40; Marshal 'AS-'40; Marshal Capt. ’40; Fr Lieutenant R.O.T.C '39; Tatler Rep S.R ’37; Sportsman-Committec ’39- 40. SERIORS Richatd Dill speakinq I nous turn the microphone ouer to Uganda Opanchqk Uganda speaking oi er IL? H S It is with a mixture ot reqret and pleasure that I present the class IDe haue spent {our tjears toqether and now enter upon new and larqer fields oj endeauor MARY MARGARET ADAMS Honors: Pro S R. '38. Tatltr Rep ’39; Member Promethean Club '38-'41. V.-Pres. Promethean Club '41: Football Sponsor 39; R.O.T.C Sponsor '38. ’39. ’41; Senior Class Proobet JAMES ALLISON Honors: Commercial Club 39. '40. '41; Sec. S.R. '39 Ambition: “To be a big success in the business world. PEGGY ANTON Honors: Marshal; Music Festival ‘38: AdoIIo Club '38. '39. '40. TALMADGE RICHARD AMBERSON Honors: Omicron Delta. Masque and Gavel. Euclidean Honor Societies; Ushers Club; Pres, Critic of Seriblcrus Club; Pres. Scout Club, Chairman Student Court; Capt. Debate Team '41; You Can't Take It With You”. Taming of Shrew , American Landscape . On Our Way ; Council Editor 41; Dramatic Editor Taller '41. ROBERT PAUL ATCHISON Honors: Music Festival. Fall '41; Marshal, Taller Ren Fall ‘40 JACQUELYN VIRGINIA BAGWELL Honors: SR President. V.-Prcs Girls Glee Club; Pres. Girls Glee Club; Sec. Promethean Club; Member of council; Cheerleader. Senior Class Vocalist JANE HOGAN BAKER Honors: See. Student Body Fall '40; Treas ’40. Sec ’41 Thalian Dramatic Club; National Honor Society '40; Masque and Gavel Honor Society '40; Taller Staff '41; Marshal JOE BAKER Ambition 1 want everyone to love me ORVAL BAKER Honors: Marshal '37. '38; Treas. S.R.; Sec. S.R.; Apollo Club '38-'40; Cavalier '39. '40; V.-Prcs. Cavaliers; V.-Pres. S.R. '39. '40. Old Vienna”; Scalybark 38; Demons '.38; Member of the Council '41; Member Sportsmanship Com. '41 Ambition: “To be Senator ’Shot' Baker from Birmingham.” HENRY BARRETT Honors: Orchestra '37-’4l; Concert Meuter Orch '38. '41; First Violist Orch. '39; First Violinist of State winning Ensemble 40; First Desk Violist State Orch '40. First Desk Violist Teacher’s Orch. '40; Ensemble Club '37-'39; Red Cross Club '40-’41 . Apollo Gub '41 ; Senior Class Violinist LUCIES' BATSON Honors: Red Cross Club '40-'41. Ensemble Club '39-’40; Orchestra ’37-'41; Euclidean Honor Society; Teacher Orchestra '40; Combined Orch. '38, ‘40. CLYDE ANTOINETTE BELL Honors: Thalian Dramatic Club '38-'40; Euclidean Honor Society '39 '4|; Treas. S.R '41 Choral Reading Grnnn '40 MILDRED BENNETT Honors: Taller Staff, Euclidean Honor Society’39-'41; Speaker' Bureau; V.-Prc ., Sec- Treas., Patrician Latin Club; V.-Prcs. S.R. '38-'39; Tatlcr Rep. '37. '38. Ambition• “To get my name on a college sheepskin. BETTY JAYNE BLACK Honors: Thalian Dramatic Club '38; Apollo Club '39; Martha! 38-'40; Auditorium Editor Taller '40. Book Review Editor Taller Sp. '41; Sec. Athenian Club. Sn. ’41. STEWART ROWENA BLAKE Honors: Patrician Ij«tin Club ’38, ’39; Girls Letter Club '40. 41; Marshal '39. '40; Gold and White Follies '40; Olympian Honor Society '40. '41; Taller Rct� Olympian Honor Socirtv '41 RICHARD FREDERIC BLISS Honors: Band '37- 41; R.O.T.C Band '37-'41; Capt. R.O.T.C Band '41; State Music Fcttival '39-'41; Sec. Treas. National Band Honor Society; Euclidean Honor Society; Football '39, '40; Student Council '37. '38. 41; Usher . Hi-Y Club '40-'41. Head J'her. Hi-Y Pres. '41; Chairman Student Court 41; Prct visual Aid Club; Associate Senior Clast Pres SETllORS BARBARA BLISS Honors: Pro SK '38. '39, Ml; National Honor Society, Treay] MO. Ml. Euclidean Honor Society. See Euclidean MO; VV-talian Literary Society. V • Pre« Vc I. S 39; Toiler Rep SR. ’3'); Chairman ('.old and White Handbook Com Ml ELSIE REA BL00DWORTH Honors: Letters '.19, MO: Girlt Letter Club '38-Ml; Olympian Honor Society 39, Ml; V Prey, Toller Rep. Olympian Honor. Society. JOHN BLOT7.ER Honors: Apollo Chib '39-MI; Patrician Club ‘37. '38; S.R, Pres '37; Marshal '37. 38 MARY LOUISE BOND Honors: Home Ec Club '39. Jr Red Cross Club '40; Marsh } Capt, MO. Ml. Library Club; Senior Clas Poet J. L BOYD. JR. Honors: Pres. S.R.: Pres. Scout Club: L'shcr Hi-Y Club SIDNEY LEE BRENT Honors Marshal '39-MI; Prc«. ‘37, Str MO. Pres. '39 Girlt J Reserve: Girl Council '39; Aftheaniaft Cluh '37 KENNETH FORD BROOKS Honors: Marshal ’37; Scout Club '37. Library Club '39; Bard '37-MI. Orch '39-MI Track Team MO. Ml Toller Rep Library Cluh MO. Pres Library Club Ml MARY BROOKS Honors. Pres S.R. V Prc . S.R.. See S.K.; National Honor Society. Euclidean Honor Society. DORIS EUGENIA BROWN Honors Pro S.R. '39. All S.R. offices; Thalian Dramatic Club '38; C.irl Reserve Club '40. Ml ; Marshal 37- 39. DOROTHY LEE BROWN Honors: Girl Reserve Club '38. Junior Red Cross Club '39. Ml ST ANSEL A. BROWN, JR. Honors: V.-Prc� MO. Sce.-Trea '40. Prc . Ml Model Club. Marshal 39. MO MARY ELIZABETH BRITTON Honors. V.-Pro Girls Letter Club Sp. '4(1, Fall MO; Sec. Red Cross Club '38. .-Pres. Pall MO, Pre . Sp. Ml Olympian Honor Society: Auxiliary Sportsmanship Com '39. '40; Pep Squad 38-MO; Woodlog Staff ML MARY HELEN BRYANT Honors. Commercial Cluh Ml ELIZABETH LUCILLE BUKTTIKER Honors: National Honor Society '40. Ml; See Olympian Honor Society '40. Ml; Pres. S R. '39. M0; Pres. Girls Letter Club Ml; Red Cross Cluh '37, 38; Auxiliary Sportsmanship Com. '39. '40; Pep Squad ’38-M0; Woodlog Staff Ml JAMES MACON BURNETT Honors: Pres S.R '37. '39: Marshal '39; V.-Pres S.R 38; Euclidean Honor Society. Printing Club. FRANK SIDNEY IURSON MARGARET MAUDE C G1.K Honors: Girl's Glee Club '39. '40. Ml; Apollo Club '33. '39, '40 Ml; Taller Rep, '3S, '39, M0 Evening of Music Sp. '38: Christmas Music Festival ‘.19. In Old Vienna Sp M0 Christmas Festival '40; On Our Way Ml BOBBIE CATHERINE CAMPBELL Honors: Marshal ‘38; Glee Club MO, Ml; See. S.R '40. Is Old Vienna Mu. Christmas Musk Festival '39. MO. “On Out Way Ml. See Promethean Cluh Mu JOHN II MII.TOX CARR Honors: Marshal '37. '3s. '39; Marshal Capt. M0, Tatlcr Rep '38. 39. '40. Ml, Oi.: e� lra 37, '33, '39. M0; Conccrtmeistcr '39, Pres. Orchestra Club 40; All-City Orchestra M0; Member cf winning State Ijiscml.lc Mu. Usher Club MO. Ml; Hi-Y Club! 40; Taller Rep. t u Cluh Mu. Ml; Wood log Staff Ml. Cheerleader '39. '40; S� SR '37 V-Pres S.R. '38. JACK I.EO.N KD C RROLL Honors: Pres '37. V-Prv 38 Taller Rep 41 S.R.. Modd Club '37. '38. '39. ’40. Ml. Tatlcr Rep. Model Cluh BESS CLINE CARSON Honors. Dramatic Club '38-MO; Gold ami White Follies MU. Pres. S R Ml ; Marshal Ml. Cheerleader '39. M VRY JOSEPHINE CH NMBERS Honors Marshal '37. '38. '39 Y.-Prr- 38. Sec. '39, Pres '39. 41 Vestalian Cluh Euclidean Honur Society Sec. '40; Glee Club M0. Ml. National Hnm.r Society Prc . MU V-Pro SR Ml HARRY CH RLES Honors Utopian Sen nee Club '37; , rdkuvu Philatelic Society '38-MI; Euclidean Honor Societv 39, 40. 41: Marshal M0; National Honor Society MO, Ml; V .prv 40 pKs Ml of Woodlawn Philatelic Society CHARLOTTE NEWELL CHEW Honors: Marshal ’39. Mo Ml: V pro. Girl Reserve ’39. MO. Member nl Girl Council II Pro Oil I Reserves Ml; Apolk Club 37, '38. SEniORS SARA COI.I.IF.R CHISOLM Honors Pres.. V.-Pre .. Sec.. Treav, SR: Pres., V.-Prcs. Taller Rep., French Club; R.O.T.C. Sponsor '40: Pro i’n« 5 (Mass ‘39; Glee Club 30, '40, '41; Woodlog Staff '40. ’41, In Old Vienna . See. Senior Class, MARY SUE CHRISTY Honors: Taller Rep '39. Sec and Trca . 37, SR.. Ran in 0 and WO yard dash on Field Hay Program; Capt. Volley Ball learn. Co-eaplam Baseball learn; Prc� Program Com Spanish Club Pen r� d Ink Club: Senior Class Artist. ALBERT JACKSON CHURCH Houori: Wood lawn Rifle Club MV. ’40; V.-Pres., Treat SR.; I.t Col. R.O.T.C.; Photography Club M9, V.-Pres. Woodlawn Rifle Club '40. Sportsmanship Committee M RY CAROLYN CLEMMER Honors National Moupr Society '40. '41.. Euclidean Honor s-urtv IV. '40 Ml; polh. Club 38. 39. '40. ’41; Allhean Clid 40. 'll Mardul '38. ’39, 0; Olce Club ’40. '41; Christmas !• estival MV. 40. Slate Music Festival '41; On Our Way’’ 41; V -Prc SR '37. JOE COBB M ARY COE Honors: Pres Ji Red Cron Club ‘40. '41. Ensemble Club 39, ’40; Orchestra 37. MS, MV. ’40. ’41; Euclidean Honor Society; Combined Orchestra ’38. ’40. JERRY COLE Honors: Euclidean Honor Society; Scout Club; Sec. S.R.; Marshal VIRGINIA COOK Honors' Dramatic Club MR. SARA LOU CONNELL Honors: Marshal MR. ‘39. 8); Marshal Capt. ’40. ’41; V.-Prcs. S R ’41; Tbalian Dramatic Club: Girls Glee Club; Music Festival MV. Sec. Marshals '40 DOROTHY ELAINE CONNORS Honors Trca MR. Sec M9. S.R.; Eu. lidcan Honor Society MR. M9. ’4o; Mthcau Club ’38; Marshal 38, M9 EDYTHE NAN CORBIN Honors Trca . ’3R. Sec. Tatlcr Rep. S.R.; Thai can Dramatic Club. Marshal. ROBERT FORD COX. JR. Honors- Marshal; Compatriots Club. JOHN CRANFORD Honors: Hi-Y Club ’39, ’40; Trcas. Hi-Y Club ’40; Tatlcr Rep 39. '40. Trcas M9. S R NORMA CRUSE Honors: Thalean Dramatic Club MR; Girl Reserve Club '40. 41; See S.R '41 MARILYN ANN COUSINS Honors Apollo Club MR JO ELEANOR CURRIE Honors: See 37. V Pres. MR SK.. See. Latin Club ’38; Sec Pen and Ink Club '40; Sec. Library Club ’41, KATHRYN BRANTLEY DAVIDSON {Jo'io.f. V.-Prcs Sj. '40; Sec Fall ’40 French Club; Euclidean Htitv.. Society BETTY DAVIS ,!P«v 37. 38. 39. 40. Treat '38. Sec. ’39 S.R; hurhdcjn Honor Society 3V. 41. See. ’41 Euclidean Honor Nicivty; National Honor Soviet) '40-'4l; Tatlcr Staff 39- 1 Ed -i.i-chict '40; Prrv Spanish Club M8-’4I ; Sec. . l-tiM.u., hip Com ’40 R.O.T.C Sponsor M9-’40; Sponsor lor All-star ganve Fall '40. Citircnship Girl '40; Cold ami White � tati ip 4| ; • Pres. National Honor Society '41 JOHN l)A IS CHARLES HUGH DcARMAN honors Kind and Orchestra 36-’39; Spanish Club ’36.'38. National I’..,ml Ilu.wi Society M8. MV; Ushers Club ’39. ’41; Ubama Mu-ic Festival MV. Hi-Y Club '41. Honors Club M RY LOUISE DEDMAN Mj ideal 37, is. ’39j Votalian Club; Girl Reserve PATRICIA ROSE DEEMS h«lei Club 39; TntUr Stati '40; In Old Vienna” '40. 'POllo Club MV. Sec. S.R. MV. WILLIE RUTH DcLOACH Hoi.ors- S.R. Prc ; Mur-ihaJ; Spanith Club. GERELD R DENNIS I!,.. . f; Pr,,. SK. Sp '41; Member Student Activities Committee bp. 41. -- SERIORS MARY ELIZABETH DENNY ANNA K T1IK YN DINKEN Honori 'lirl• Glee Club MOt '41: Apollo Club '38. 39. 40. 4|;l Marshal '39; False Ffraando ’S'). In Old Vienna '40; Slaty I Mu tic Festival. City Music Festival 39, '•VO ('.old ami Whitt I Follies '38. '40 Ambition: Never to H sliarp or B Hat but always B square. ! ROBERT MIKE DORRIKTY Honors: Fret. S R Sp ’37, Fall '37. Marthal. Sea Scouts Club '37. ja Ambition: To l c u success. FRANCES MARIE HI KE Honors: Athenian Club Sp 3S; F-uvUdcan Honor Society Sfcf '30; Pres. Hup. Oats Sp W; In Oli| Vienna Sp. '40; Pret,! Math Class Fall 40. National Honor Society Fall ’4U; Ole«! Club Sp '4u. pics. Athenian Club Fall '41. Ambition- To make others happy. Bll.I.IF. RUTH I)VAR Honors: Cheerleader 39, '40; Dramatis Club, Girl Reserve Club '40, 41; Mur vital '37. A Ambition: To have and to hold a I chouse and please DORIS EARNEST Honors. Euclidean Honor Society; Tatter Stall 40, ’41: Althean I Club 40, '41 Jr Red Crow Club '39. See. S.R. '39. Marshal AM E Ml RI El. ELKINS Ambition ‘ T lie a nur� c ETHEL ENGLAND Honors, Marshal '37. '38. Commcreial Club '37, See. S.R Ambition: To succeed in everything I undertake. HEKNOID ESTES Honors. Lieutenant Colonel. Ambition To we Mvltat the other side - t tlie world looks like. i M R i i NCES ESTEY Honors. Thatian irat atic Club 38, '39, 4U. '41. |’u.v. '38. Taller Rep '37, See. � S R . “American Landscape” 40; Gnl Our Way' '41 i mbit ton To imd the |M of gold at the end ol the rainbow ' j MARY ELIZA BET 11 EZELL Ambition: To be a nurse. JAMES THOMAS I ELDER Honors: Marshal '37, 38; Spanish Club 37- 41, Pen and Ink : •40. ‘41. Ambition: To fulfill my ideals and succeed in all endeavors.” HAROLD LESTER FLATT Honors: Usher Club, lli- Club, oujl Aid Club; Capt R.O.T.C ; Rifles Club. Ambition: “To do somctliiUk worthwhile. MARGARET ELIZABETH FOSTER Honors: Patrician Latin Club; V.-Prev Patrician Latin Club'll Marshal '39, Ambition “To Irani bow to work Math. DARLENE FED ELI A FRANKLIN Honors: “You Can't Take It With You ‘39; Taming of Shrew '40. ‘.American Lands • On Our Way” 41, Treat. ‘39, V. Pres. ‘4 ). Pres. '41. Tlialiari Dramatic Club; Masque and Gavel Honor Society '40. Omicron Delta Honor Society '40, V.-Prc� 40. See 40. See 'll, Scriblcrius Club; Toiler Sufi ‘39-'41. Ambition: “To become a doctor.” THOMAS FRANKLIN Honors Utopian Science Club; Scriblcrus Club; S« Utopian Sritac Club '38, 39 Pros I topiari Science v'lub '40, National Honor Society; Euclidean Honor Society Ambition: To dochemical rwcan:li work in Organic Chemistry THOMAS CROCKETT GIBUS, JR. Honors IV. . '37. Sec 38. Tresu. '38 S R . limit Com. '37. Military Science Club '39; Cap't R O.T.C '41 Ambition To never use Ind mnlidi, although I ain't new done it Yept .uut.'' LOTUS ARCHIE GILMER. JK. ..u..- Football 37 Ti. Co-Capt Football 441; Sergeant id Arms '. y V Club Mi. SuTreat SR 40; O' Club at Gulfport, Mist .; Boxing. Track '37 Basketball 37. Gulfport Winf ifum: “To be fcaj.j■ ..ml to he worthy of my friends. J ME i)H S GILMORE. JK. Honors: Prc . S R. '38. 39. Member ..i the band 37. '38. 3u. Ambition: To achieve ucco in the hu inv«s world. SI'S N GLENN Honors: Marshal 37. 38; Sec Girl Rmrve '3.x; Treu . '39. V.-Pret. Girl Rome: Treat:, Set 4i , p,,-. '39 SR : Althcao Club. Tatlcr Rep. 40 S.R . Taller Rep. A It bean Club. AmOitiuu: “'I., i.M'I putting r� c� L m the diets I plan.” W ILLI NM STl.Vi NSON GOAD Honors: Bund and t lidie tia; Visual Aid; V Prc� . Visual Aul; Musk? Festival ‘39. 40: Trcaa. SR w.i Circulation Manager of 'alter. Ambition: To � ail Hu Av.ii Sea ot Happittc !'' JANIE MACK GKliyfN Honors: turla thfrtlc Club '.IS Ciiitan Cilireothii. Content '38; Ath.Mi.ii twt. � 4U j|. ' IV.. :.nntan Club 40; pr« Atlieriiqu Club '41. Int. rela«% Baseball Hadtctbull and Volleyball tournaments. Ambition: “To graduate fmoi a«.car,“ MADGE K W HEI. GRIFFIN Honors: National Honor Society '4' . Pit-. tall '40, V.-Pro '41 ..) Comm.-,vial Quh; Marshal .- ‘40; Taller Rep '3o ll lHHltf Sufi Ambition: T bccoim .i ci.nitinl Public Accountant.” PA I I. GRIFFIN SERIORS ELAINE GRUBB Honors: Honors Hi Chaff! Htll High School: Girl Hi-Y Club '5? '38. '39. MO; Sergeant-at-arms Hi-Y '38. '39; Pres. 39. '40. Sec. '37. '38 Library Club; Pre� Tushman Clan '37. '38. Dra matic Club ‘37. 38; News Staff of Proconian '39, '40. Literary Staff of Scholl '39. '40; Am'i Librarian '39. '40; Glee Club '37. ■40; Honors at IVoodlaten: Apollo Club; Glee Club. JAMES HOWARD HALL. JR IMOGENE HALL Honors: National Honor Society '40; Pres. '41, V.-Pre� '40 Promethean Club: SR Pres. '38-'40 V-Pres. S R '37. '38: Spanish Club '38. '39. BURRIS FRANKLIN HANKINS. JR MANLEY B HAZELWOOD RUTH IRENE HARRIS Honors: Treas. S.R : Marshal. LOIS JAYNE HARRISON Honors: Pres. SR '38: Treas. S.R '41; Cheerleader '38, '39; Head Cheerleader '40; Pres., V.-Pre ., Treat. Taller Rep. Promethean Club; Editor of Taller; Girl Council; H’oodlog beauty MILDRED CHRISTENE HITE Honors: Althean Literary Club. MARY FRANCES HOEHN Honors: Treat.. Sec. Home Ec. Club '41; Girl Reserve Club '38; Home Ec. Club '40. JANIE VIRGINIA HOLLAND Honors: Patrician Latin Club '38-’4I. DtWITTE TALMAGE HOLLAND Honors: Utopian Science Club '40; Visual Aid Club '41. Humor Editor Taller '40; Sports Editor Tatlcr '41; Pro . S.R. '40; Track team '40. ELIZABETH BURTON HOLT Honors: On Our Way '41 You Can't Take It With You '39; Taming of Shrew '40; American Landscape '40; Sec. '40, V.-Pre� . '41 Dramatic Club; V.-Prc� . Girl Glee Club; Masque and Gavel Honor Society: Omicron Delta Honor Society '40; See. Student Body. Sp. '41. ROBERT HOSKINS Honors: Band '38-‘4l; R O.T.C Band ‘39-‘4J; Band Honor Society '40-'41. BETTE JANE HOl'LDITCH Honors: Girl Reserves '39. Marshal '39; Sec. Girls Glee Club 40j Sec. Apollo Club '40; In Old Vienna '40; National Honor Society '40. Sec. National Honor Society '40, Treas. S.R. '40. '41; V.-Prev Apollo Club '41; Euclidean Honor Society '41 WILLIAM BURNEY HOWELL Honors: V.-Pres. Euclidean Honor Society; V.-Pres National Band Honor_Society; Ushers Club; The American Landscape.” On Our Way ; Christmas Play ‘40; V.-Chairman Sportsmanship Com.; Head Usher '40-'41; Band '37-MI; Orchestra '3S-'41 1st Chair Oboe Music Festival '40; 2nd Chair Oboe Music Festival 39; R O.T.C Band '38 40 S O.S Club, uxiliary Sportsmanship Com.; Speakers Bureau; State Versus Joe Miller '40; Thalian Dramatic Club. Red Cross Speaker GEORGE MARTIN HUGHES ELIZABETH WAVF.RLYN HUGHES Honors: Marshal 40. „ . HUGH HUNTER Honors: Omicron Delta Honor Society '40. Prc.. Masque and Gavel Honor Society '40; Thalian Dramatic Club '40. Ushers Club '4 ; Warbler Club '41; Cavaliers Club '40 Tattu'-r oi the Shrew '40; “American landscape '40 3 ham News Oratorical Contest '40. Christmas Festival '40; Auxiliary Sports-manship Com : S;� cakcr Bureau: Night of March 15th” '39. ,� a‘ Versus Joe Miller 40; SOS. Club '39: Apollo Club '40. Ht- Club 38. Mr Citircn Has a Dream '40: Senior CU -Nocali st. EDNA FRANCES JACKSON 9?cc A '‘ ,3S- '40- '41: Euclidean Honor Society Club 4 • False Fernando 37: In Old Nienna 40; Apollo Club '40, 41; Spanish Club '39. '40; Citv Music hestival '39. '40. Honors: Honors: team. MARGARET JACKSON Commercial Club '38; Marshall '38-'40. Sec of S R ’37 DELMAR JOHNS Pres. S.R.; Fatlcr Rep; (tanker: Member of track Honors: '40. '41 ; Honors: LAURA JEAN JOHNSON FRANKLIN LEE JONES Marshal '37, 38, '39. Pres. Warblers Club; Operetta '40; Baseball '41. ROSS SEABRON JONES. JhV V-Pres. S.R ; Marshal, Print Club Minstrel SEniORS SEniORS ESTER CAROLYN JORDAN Hor.nr : Band Honor Society; Band '37, ‘41; Orchestra 'JJ Alabama High School Music Festival '39. '-UI, 41 City Mu Festival ‘39: Best Cornet Soloist in State High Schools '40; Pr '39, ‘40. V.-Prrs ‘39, '40. Sec. '38 of Patrician Club; MariM 41; Pres Band Honor Society '40, '41; Third Chair in Fettin '39; Second Chair in Festival '40. Ambition: To give Gabriel plenty of competition. FRANCES KAHLE Honors: French Club '37: Altbcan Club 38-'41. .•Inibi ioH • To mean as much to the illustrators' world as ifc Clellan Barclay FRED JOHN KF.WISH JR Honors: Marshal; Traffic Squad; Tatler Rep, Scout Cld Ambition: To make an honest success.' SARAH EMILY KEYSER Honor : Apollo Club '38. 39; Spanish Club ’39-'41 Ambition: To marry a millionaire JACK T. KEYSER, JR. Honors: Photography Club, ‘ Pres. Ambition “To make the be� l of everything I attempt BEATRICE KATHERINE KNIGHT Honor A’.-Pres. '37. Pres. '38. See. '38 S.R.: Kami. Thaler Dramatic Club '37. '38. '39. '49: Lab. Att't in Chemistry '39. V Tatler Staff '40. lu’i'ion: “To do my licit in anything I undertake ' EDITH MARSH LACM HR Honors: Pres Glee Club; Sec Treat Masque and Gavel HorJ Society; Omiertm Delta Honor Society; Dramatic Club; Pro V -Pres. S R.: You Can't Take it With You ; Midsumod Night’s Dream''; American Land«cake ; Pres- Senior Clast 4; Ambition: To make others happy. LAWRENCE IRVING LF.FSTF.AD. JR Honors: Pre� . 38, Sec '37, Treat. '40 S.R.: Pliotography CM '37. 39, Model Club '40. '41. Marshal 40. Ambition: ' To travel around the world. HELEN LkGENDRE Honors: Glee Club. Several S.R offices Dramatic Club; “t Old Vienna '40; ‘‘On Our Way” ’41. Ambition: I want to do something big in a in) way EDGAR LOONEY Ambition: Have a good looking secretary. VELMA MAE LOTZ Honors: Marshal '37; National Honor Society '40 Ambition: ' To live by the Golden Rule and to keep the high idn: of Woodlawn High School with me through the years DANIEL BERNARD LOAN REY Honors. Ushers Club '40, '41 Associate Head Usher '41. Hid Club '41 ; Utopian Science Club 37. '38, '39. '40. '41 ; V.-Pret '35 Tat. Rep '38; Euclidean Honor Society '39, '40, '41; Head Mat . Study '40. 41. Ambition• To Ik healthy, wealthy, and wise. MARY ALICE LUCIUS Honors: Marshal ‘39; Sec. S.R. 41: Patrician Latin Club 3L '39; Thalian Dramatic Club '40. '41 Ambition: To he a success in iife. FLORINK ELIZABETH LUKER Honon Patrician Latin Club '37-'41; Sec Patrician Latii 40 A -Prc� Patrician Latin Club ’41; Pen and Ink Art Society '39-'4! Pre Pen and Ink Club 4u, 41 Euclidean Society '39. '41 Tatler Atn t 19. 'll Senior Class Artist Ambition To find a silver lining in ail the dark cloud J ACK l.l'THER Honors: Print Club. V Pr«s. Print Club twice JOHN PAI L LYLE. JR Honors: Marshal Cant ‘38; Euclidean Honor Society ‘40; N tional Honor Society '40 Utopian Science Club V.-Pres '41. AA II..A1 A EVELYN LYNCH Honors I'rcas Compatriot Club. Member Girl ’ Letter CM Set '40, Tatlvi Rep Girls' Letter Club: A'.-Pres. S.R.: P tit ipatrd .in AA Programs. Ambition: To get what 1 want when I want it. and to wr what I get when I get it. ROBERT KDAA ARD LYONS Honors: Kami. Ushers Club: Hi-A' Club; Print Club. ELIZABETH DORIS MAN CRUM Honots Oliver lender '39. '40: See '39. 40. Treas. '41 S.R A’-Pres. Girl Reserve Club ‘38. A'-Pres Promethian Club ’.K Pro. '40. Tatler Rep '37. '38 Promethian Club I mbit ion: To succeed ELSIE LH.NEVE M ARTIN tiu'itimi To be a nur e. BILL MAN Ambition. To be ., successful business man ARTHUR FREDRICK AI AA F.R Honors. Commercial Club Imbition To iind work jftvi I get uv' of school GLENN WORTH McCR fCKEN JR. Hon.-’s Stamp Club ‘38: Visual Aid Club 38-11 Hi-N' Oj 4(1 l de.'s Out. Jo II: See '37. Treas. '40 S R ; Band '38- I .ih'ltan Honor Society 'lit, ‘41. Imbitit n: To hit the top ami not IsoiniCu back DANIEL MILFORD McClLLOUCH Hunsft Basketball '38-'4u. Capt 41: V-Pres. S.R . WO '40 '41 Amoitwn: To 1 the man that come� around. billy McDonald Honors: National Honor Society: Utopian Science Club V - Pro. Utopian Science Club Ambition: ”To be successful “ MARGARET JOSEPHINE MCDONALD Honors: Sec. Trcav 8, Taller Key. ‘41 Utopian Science Club, Trca . SR '39; Representative in Council 40. Ambition: “To make a success or everything I do. GEORGE CHARLES Mcl.AUGHLIX. JR Honors: Prc� . Model Club 39-'40 Marshall ’40 -Prct. Warbler Club 41. in Old Vienna' 40; State Music Festival '39-'41: Christina Festival '39: Warblers Club Mirutrcl '41. Gold and White Follies '40 On Our Way '41 Ambition: “Aeronautical Engineer. GRAHAM McLF.AX McLEOD Honors Tiitlrr Rep. Stamp Club '38. '$o. Marshal '37-'39; TalUr Rep.: Photography Club '39; Visual Aid Club '40'41. Warbler Club '40 41; Ushers. Hi-Y Club '40- 41: in Old Vienna '40; Taller Staff '38-'41; Associate Editor Taller '40, Taller Rep Cavaliers Club 40. Ambition To be a versatile success. MARTHA MEADOWS Honors: Marshal 37, '39. thcnian Club '37. .ImNuan - “To Rive to life as life has given to me. MARTHA EMILY MILLER Honors: Euclidean Honor Society, -Pres.. Sec SR . Marshal '39: V.-Pres. Junior Red Cross Club '41; Taller Staff '40. ’41; Student Council '41 Ambition: To be successful in whatever I undertake. CHARLES GRIFFIN MITCHELL. Jk Honors: Apollo Club '38-'41: State Music Festival '38. '41; A Midsummer Nights Dream '39. Christmas Festival '38-'40. Ushers Club 40-'41 , Warblers Club '40-'41. Sec. Warblers Club '40-'41: On Our Way '41; Warbler Minstrel Show '41 Hi-Y Club 40-'41; In Old Vienna'' '40. Ambition: To remain five feet, two inches tall, and still be looked to. VIRGINIA MITCHELL Honors: Home He Club. Ambition: To Fly any place and time any way. JOHN CARY MONROE Honors: National Hand Honor Society; Marshal; Trcas. SR.; Model Club:. Scout Club; Band. Ambition: To become a success honestly. EUGENE ALLISON MORGAN Honors Ushers Club: Hi-Y Club: Visual Aid Club. Euclidean Honor Society; Marshal: V.-Pres. S R. Ambition: ‘To be a radio electrical engineer and a member oi the United States Navy. JACK MORGAN Honors: V.-Pres. S R '36. '37: Marshal '38, '39 Ambition: To find out what I'm good for. and then make a success of it. M ARY ETHEL MORGAN Honors: Dramatic Club '39-'41 Spanish Cluh ’40: Choral Speaking ‘38; Senior pla '40 On Our Way Ambition To strive and not to fail. LACK MORRIS Honors: Cheerleader '38. '39: Head Cheerleader '40: V.-Pres., Sec.. Marshal S.R : Utopian Science Club ZV� yr .: Hi-Y Club; Ushers Club: Trcas. Senior Class. JOHN B MORRISON Ambition: To make a success in life. JOHN J. MUCCIXELLI Ambition: A lawyer. LILLIE MAE .Ml'KPHKEE Honors Pres. S.R '38; Taller Rep '37. '39. 40 Promethean Club '38-'40: Marshal '37; Euclidean Honor Society '39; Girl Reserve '37 Ambition: To live not in the past nor in the future but in the ever changing present BOB XEUCF.XT Honors: Marshal '37. 38' Hi-Y 39. '40. 4| U hcrs '40 '41; Won Pft Composition R.O.T.C W: Tnt'er '37. '38. KATHERINE NESBIT fmWfirtM: To be Innnv and successful altvavs ELEANOR ANNETTE XORMEXT Honors: Pres. S.R. '37: Althean Litcrnrv Club '38: Athcncan Club '40; Euclidean Honor Society '39: National Honor Society 40: Ma� ine and Gavel Honor $6rigtv '40; “The Tamintr of the Shrew '40: 'The American Wav 40: Christmas Radio Play 39: Glee Club '40: V-Pres. thenean Club '4! 2nd V -Pre«. Scribicrus Club Ambition1 'To do the finest things in the finest wav JOE MACK XUNXF.U.EY. !R floors- Football 38. 39 40: M. -M Cluh Ushers Club: Hi-Y Club; Prc See Treat S R ■ Sirceant-at- rm« Ushers Cluh WANDA OPWTHYK Honort- Editor-1 Cb ef |{ .i-(Ifon: Ta't-r puff Red Cross Chib; Tatter Rep Mthc.v Club ’40 '41 : Prr- SR 46 Sport , mamhip Com.: Council Orchestra 37-'39. Senior Class Presenter. Ambition1 To write im-e!' out. I.EON AUDREY OWEN imbitiniv ‘To master thim a Pm emu T W PACE II.mart: Corrcspoitdinir S«r Phihcnohn- Club Mr Citi cu-Dream, Imbirinn• To lure, .me .t Marine ff HOWARD WAYNE PARSON Honors: Band. Ambition: Research Chrtni� t.'' SEIUORS SEniORS IRA PATTON Honors Chairman Sportsmanship Com '40-'41; V.-Prc . S.R. Sergeant at Arms Treas. Pres Tltalian Dramatic Club; Pro Scribleni Club ‘39. '41: Council Rep.; Chaplin Ushers Club Pres S.O.S.; 1st Place School Civitan Oratorical Contest '40-'41 2nd Place County Civitan Oratorical Contest '40; Varsity Debit! ing Team '39; Dramatic Editor. Feature Editor. Associate F.dit .c of Taller. The Thirteenth Chair, ' Midsummer Night's Dream' You Can't Take It With You, 'The Supreme Giit. Mo® Set.” American Landscape. On Our Way, Mr. Citizen Hi, a Dream ; Masque and Gavel Honor Society; Omicron Dehj Honor Society. PAUL TURNER PERSONS Honors- Euclidean Honor Society; Utopian Science Club Marshal Cap't- NELLIE BEATRICE PERRY Honors: Euclidean Honor Society. VIRGINIA MARGARET PETTY Honors: National Honor Society; Euclidean Honor Society. Apollo Club; Library Club. V.-Pres.i Speakers Bureau HKIC.GS PHILLIPS. JR. Honors: Band '37-'41. Band Honor Society; RO.T.C. Banf '3S-'41 . Lieutenant R.O.T.C. Band, Ass’t ('apt '39. Capt ‘39, '40: Marshal: Circulation Squad '39; Circulation Manager '4ol '41 Taller. Circulation Manager 11 oodlou 41. Music Fesurri '38-'41. BRUCE PHILLIPS Honors- Band; National Band Honor Society; R.O.T.C, BanJ. Boy Scout Club. Ushers Club; Hi-Y Club. .-1 mbit ion: To play the Her on the trombone before Jack Benny does on the violin. GEORGE BERNARD POTTER HAROLD HAMILTON POWELL Honors: Football Team; Letter Club; Various S.R. Officer LORENE PRESKITT Honors- Melbourne High School, Melbourne, Fla '37-’38; Rome High School. Rome. Ga '38. Beaufort Hi. S C. '39; Woodlau? '39-'41. poll«. Club '40-'41; Library Club '40-'41. CHARLES ELMER PRINCE Honors: Apollo Club; V.-Pres,, Taller Rep, Tennis Club '38-'39: V.-Pres.. Sec. S.R. '39; Toiler Rep. Warbler Club '39-'40: Taller Staff '39. Tennis Team '38-'40; Track 38; FoothiE 38; Warblers Homecoming Minstrel '40; In Old Vienna On Our Way ; Warblers Minstrel ‘4|; State Music Fcstml ELI.INE HANLY PROCTOR Honors: Cheerleader '39; Pres. SR. '39-‘40; Pres. Red Cron’ Club '40; Sec. Girls Council '40: Marshal ’40; Sec. Jeffersoe County Red Cross '40; Dramatic Club '39. MARJORIE CARROLL PUTMAN Honors: Sec. '38. V.-Pres. '38. Treas. '39. See '39, Pres '40 SR Marshal Captain '39; Apollo Club; Glee Club '39, '41 MARY FRANCES PUTNAM Honors Sidney Lanier; Sec. D. O. Club '39. Honors H'oodlaten Sec S.R. '41; Junior Red Cross Club ’40-'41 ROBERT I) RAFFlfiTo Honors; Thalian Dramatic Club; V.-Pres Masque and Gavti Honor Society; Usher Club; Hi-Y Club: Debate Team '40-'41 Pres.. V.-Prc . SR.; Marshal: On Our Way ; “Moomef Mr. Citizen Has a Dream”; Oratorical Contest. Speak™ Bureau. S.O S. Club ‘40-'41; Passion Play' ; Senior CLsi Historian DELMAS RAWLINSON Honors- Printing Club '40-'4|; Track Team '4U '4I. SARAH ANNE RHUDY Honors- V.-Pres '39. '40. Treas. '41. Promethean Club; Marsh '39; Marshal Capt. Fall '39. Sp. '40. Fall '40; Pres S.R. '37 ROY ALLEN RHODES. JR Honors: W’oodlawn High Orchestra three Semester MARY ELIZABETH RIDGELL Honors: Glee Club '40-'41; Aljhean Club '38-'41; Treas. Altheai Club '41; Marshal '39-'4I; Christmas Festival ’39-'40; Suit Music Festival '4| ; On Our Way '41. Sec S.R '38, ‘40. GRADY NEAL REGISTER Honors: Dramatic Club; Orchestra, Orchestra Club: Marshal •Ml-Statc Orchestra, LOUISE ROAN Honors: Red Cross Club '39; Althcan Club '40 '4I; Treas. SR DORIS ROBIXET' K Honors Glee Club; Apollo Club; False Fernando ; In OK icrma ; Christman Festival '39'40. MARGARET FRANCES ROGERS Honors Treas. '38. 4u. V IVes '38. Sec. '39 S.R.; Le Ccr Francaiu- 38-41 Sec French Club '38; Taller Rep Kretici Club 39 RALPH K. Ol.D ROUT. JR VIRGINIA ROWE Honors Commercial Club '40- 4l. Music Festival '41: Combined Orchestra '38; Student Activities EVF.I.YN JANE RUTLEDGE K'to w r a cloud for a hat and meet the un halfway. THOMAS M. SKAI.K. JR Pees SR '38-'40; Student Activities Com. 38; Ath fill' Com 40: Chairman Finance Com. '41. Marshal '38-'39 1 Comnwrenil Club 41: -Midsummer Nights Dream ‘39 n«iliarr Sportsnionldiip Com. '39-'40 ' MARJORIE ROSE SCHNEIDER Toilet Re| Alhencan Club '41 : Pres. Euclidean Honor ncietv '40. Sec. SR. ‘39: National Honor Society 40- 41; V Pres National Honor Society '41; Toller Rep. S.R '41: Chairman National Honor Society Banquet 41 Pres. National Honor Society '4L luiblhcn: Him? JEWEL FRANCES SCHWKINEBKATEN Honors' Euclidean Honor Society '39-'4l; Orchestra '38-'4I; Concert winter of Orchestra '4U; State ' ....' '' •On Our Way”: Orchestra Club 40-41; •18- ll'iurdlo'j Rep '40; Thrill Com C. n, 41) Auxiliary Com 39; Chairman Auxiliary Com, 41: pres SR '.W'41 V Pres S.R '38 40; Marshal; Assistant Marshal ('apt i Love mam. trust few, always paddle my own canoe. J I SHARP .,is Toiler Rep.. Trcas S.K.; Basketball 40- 41; Co-Capt 41 Pre� . W C’lub. I„if-ili.in- Lead a life so that anyone following my example will I d success. MARSHAL RALPH SHEPPARD Ili-N Club '39-MO: I’rcs. S.R '39. iwl'itm To be the man who come around. GLENNA MAE SHEERER Honors ationul Honor Society; Euclidean Honor Society: IU.II-. Club Library Club; Totter Staff; Operetta; Christmas Festival lmhili u To Its tile best of whatever I am. BETTY SI MON TON uie.i Girl Reserve .V; Spanish Club '39'4I. imliih ■ To earn niv alt ami win mv sugar WILLIAM LESTER SIMPSON Honor, Euclidean Honor Society: Patrician Latin Club: In.pun Science Club; 1st Sergeant RO.T.C.; Lab. Assistant lor Mi« Cowti ‘39-'40; Marshal '39. Ambition “To always make inv l st, better. DAVID SIMPSON HELEN VIRGINIA SKIPPER Honor,: Toller Staff. Euclidean Honor Society; V.-Prc� . Mthnn '41; Promethean Club Red Cross Club: Various SR. offices .{mbilu-n: Tu lx- a success at anything I try KINNEY SLAUGHTER Honor,: lotler Rep ; Marshal: Commercial Club. hnbitun. ' To be an airplane master mechanic. BILLY SMITH lutbittini; To better mvsclf by experience. HELEN CATHERINE SMITH Honors App-llo Club '38-'40 Glee Club '39; Marshal '39-'40; Banker '39-'4l: ''False Fernando ’39. .Juii-itum To make a good ARMY wife RUTH SMITH Honors Marshal Mjr-lul Capt : Girl Reserves; Sportsman sliip (.Vm ; Council : Christmas Festival ’39. Ambition: “To strive, to find, to « ek. MARY RUSSELL STEELE Honors Pres S R. ’3 . Marshal '40; Sec. Library Club '40-'41. Ambition: To be a good secretary. RUBYE STEPHENS ANN IS KLIZ BET IF STEWART Honors: Prt S.R. 39; V-Pre« S.R '41; Taller Rep. SR � -'40; Marshal '39 40; Honor Marshal '39-'40; Pres 39 40, -Pte� Ml, 41. Trots. 39. Book Worm Club; WootHoa Staff '40'41 Ambition: Climb, climb, and keep climbing. EI.AYNE STRICKLAND Honors: Maiuhridtie Hi: Tri-hi Y Club. Glee Club; Sophontorc ' -Pres.; Bata Chib. Ambition; To dye my hair ml ' HARRY HERBERT SUMMERS Honor,: Foot hall '37-’40. Baseball 39-'4|; Basketball '4U-'4I; FW V.-Pres SR . Toilet Rep.: Marshal. W Club 39-'41 Uuhitim|- To be iIh- man that crimes around. VIRGINIA LOUISE SUMMERS 'I.. , Marshal 38- 39. Scv. S.R. '38 Honesty Club '37 Imritinn: 'To rlimb live ladder of success in the mir ing pro-fes� -in JOE CIA ATT THORNTON lioliitiaH: To finish school JANIE TOKTORIGI r‘‘ io.-s: Girl Reserve Club; Spanish C'htb Marshal. Sec SR Imhinoti To succeed in everything I uixlcrukc, , DOROTHY ANNE TURNER •I! ' ' I rc-. W. Sec 38. '411 S.R.; Marshal ’38- 40 t tub 4U-'4! In Old Vienna . Christmas Festival '39 40: 1 )iu Wav' State Music Fr.tival '41; A poll Ityt hnl itioii To have a lot of tun. Glee On Club I'ri.mctbej'i SERIORS ROBERT NICHOLES TURNER FAR IS LAMOYNF. UNDERWOOD ANN ELIZABETH VANN ffoturii Apollo Club '37.'39: Home Ec Club '40-'41; Music Fc«: al ‘37. '39: Toller Rep. 40; Spring Marshal '41. DIXIE CAROLYN VOLK INC Honors Euclidean Honor Sociclv; Orchestra: V.-Pre . '39. Taller Ren. '.38. Pres. '40 S.R.: Marshal 41: “On Our Way'' '41; Student Activities Com '40. I AMES HERBERT WALLS Honors: National Rand Honor Society: Model Club '38. '40; 3rd Chair Bass Clarinet Ala. State Music Festival '39: 2nd Chair Bass Clarinet Ala. State Music Festival '40: Euclidean Honor Society '38-'39: R O.T C. Band Band; Orchestra. MARGARET FRANCES WALLS Honors: Apollo Club; Two Music Festival . JEANNE WATERS Honors: Pres. S.R '39 40; Glee Club '40-'41: Christinas Music Festival '38-'40. 'In Old Vienna” '40. Apollo Club ‘38-'39; Promethean Cluh 40-'41: Marshal '38-'39Toller Staff '41. “On Our Way” 41: Mu� ic Festival TUtcaloota 'll Senior Class Pianist. JACK WATSON Honors: Pres SR 4 times: Marshal; Student Court. IAN1E EVELYN WEST Honors: Commercial Chib '38: Red Cross Cluh '40; Pen and Ink Honor Society '40; Sec Treas Pen and Ink Club '41; Marshal ETHEL VIRGINIA WHITE Honors: V Pros Senior Girl Reserve '41 ; Apollo Club: Taller Staff: Marshal: Toilet Rep S.R MARY JO WHITTEN Honors- Orchestra '38-'4| : String Quartet '38: Music Festival '40'41 ; Christmas Festival '39; Spanish Cluh; On Our Way”; V - Pres SR '37 Marshal VIRGIL KEITH WILDSMITH Honors: Pres SR. 38-'39: Sergeant R O.T C '37. R.O.TC Club '.38 F LOR EXE WILKF.Y Honors: Girls Letter Club; Olympian Honor Society; Prc ., V. Prcs . Toller Rep Girl Letter Club: Spanish Club. BILLIE WILLIAMS Honors: V.-Pre . SR.; Marshal. JAMES WILLIAMS Honors- Science Chib '39 '41. THOMAS LFRF.D WILLIAMS, JR. Honors: Sec. Ushers Club ’4tl-'41; Sport Editor IVoodlog '41; Hi-Y Cluh '40-'41: Scribleru Club K 'll Bov Scout Club 35-'36; Leader in Math Studs '41. ZOL MAE WOOD Honors- Girl Glee Chib '38-'41; Sec., Trea S.R, '40; In Old Vienna” 41. Apollo Club '37'41 Music Festival '39: Christmas Festival '39-'4U. FOSTER GARRISON WOOTRC' Honors: Marshal 5 rnie� trr- BEVERLV MARCKXK WORTHINGTON Honors Photography Club '37-'38. Music Festival '39 ChriM-mas Choir '.38 HAROLD CHAPMAN BETTIS Honors Marshal: I’res, SR tant Head Usher: Hi-Y Cluh. Euclidean Honor Society Pro Commercial Club; Passion Play. BEN J. MANGINA Honors: Pro S R. 38. '39, '4 J: Warbler Club Apollo Club; Football '.38, 39. Lead in Operetta. 'Pickles : End man in Warblers Minstrel '39; V.-Pre Settlor Class. DONALD K McCOMBS Honors Prc Prim Club; Toller Rep Print Club. HENR’i BUFORD NORTON. JR Honors: Nets Oratorical Rrp. 41; Omicrun Delta Honor Society '39. '40. '41 Masque and Gavel Honor Society ’40. '41; Thalian Dramatic Club '38-'41: Trea . V Prc . Pres. Thalian Dramatic Clnl 39. 40, '41 Varsity Debate Team '39. '40; Midsummer NiuHt's Dream . You Can't Take It With You . The American landscape . Mr Citizen Ha A Dream”. On Our Way . Masquers' Society '39, '40; News Oratorical Contest 39. '41; Cnilatt Oratorical Contest ,38; Speakers' Bureau of Sportsmanship Com 39-'40; National Band Honor Society '40. '41; Band 37-'41: R O T.C Band '38-'4l. S«t. 1st Lieut R O.T.C. Baud '.38- 41. Orchc tra 37-'4 l. State Music Festival '38. '39; Euclidean Honor Soei«t� .38'40 l_ shrrs' Club; Hi-Y Club. Auxiliary Sportsmanship Com '39'41: s«oc Head U her '40 '41: Council 37. '40. '41; Pro. S.R. '37: Marshal 37. S.O.S. '39-'41; FOO '39. '40; Senior Clas Orator JACK KF.NNKSAW UMPHREY Honors: Ushers Club: Hi-Y Club; Spanish Club: Pres S.R 37-'38: -Pres S.R.: Toller Rep. S R. '41: Co icert Band '36 •39: Orchestra '36. '39: ROTC Band '38-'.3o Marshal '38. State Music Festival '38. SEIllORS I return you lo ID H S Hunk you This Is Uganda Opdnchyk, broadcasting over ID H S U,V introduce the Honor Societies and clubs o| Ihe school. First, ITltss Furr, sponsor oj the NATICMIAL MOHOR SOCIETY will go on the sir Cjo qhead Thu is Stacey Fun-, sponsor of the national Honor Sooety. introducing the members of. the national Honor Society who have a� n thu honor because o| their excellent scholarship, character leadership, and service to the school The national Honor Society was founded in UPoodlawn Hiqh School Apol 1024 The first president was niabol Turnipseed. vice president Aqramne mishad. treasurer UJilltam Snell I now turn the microphone over to Uganda Opanchuk Jane Biker Kliubeth lUuttikrr NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Few Raitura Dills Mary Brook Lillian Bruhy Mat ! CanlirM Mary Jo Chambers Harry Chatlrt Cecil Cutvcrhou� e Audrie Clement Carolyn Csrmmcr Betty D-m France DuVr Josephine Kallcner Thoms Franklin Madge Gridin Imogene Hall Nancy Hay Bettr Jane Houlditch Velma Lott Paul Lyle Billy McDonald Katherine Moukm Annette Xormuii Virginia Petty Marjorie Schneider Glrnna Sbrrter France Word EUCLIDEAN’ HONOR SOCIETY Sponsor—Miss LoTSPEIch Janies Abbott, Maude Eli . Allen. Tal-madge Amlicrson. l.ucicn liaison. Blyde Hell. Mildred Bennett. Harold Bettis, lithe! Berry. Mary Bishop. Barium Bliss. Dick Bliss. liliz Borders. Waren Bowles, Mary Brooks. Nell Brown. Jack Bryan. I.iliian Bruhy, Margaret Buck. Margaret Bitrdeshaw. John Burks, Macon Burnett. Mary Jo Chamber-. James Carr, Harry Charles, Carolyn Clemmer, Mary Coc. Cecil Culverhousc. Rosamond Dailey. Sarah Davidson. Betty Davis, Mary liliz. Denny. V. C. Dudley, Frances Duke. Imogene Dumas. Doris Iiarncst. Kva Mae lilkins. Jean Hlli . Louis Flournoy. Tlmma- Franklin. Ralph Glidewell, Emily Griswold. Janies Hamrick. David Holley. Jean Hopson, Carolyn llovater. Burney Howell, Orrie Irwin. Edna Jackson. Homer Jackson, Mattha Lewisni. Edward Lord, Florine Luker. Paul Lyle. I;.d May, Glenn McCracken. Jacqueline Meeks. Martha Miller. Eugene Morgan, Mary Jane Mullen. Juanita Myers. Annette Normetn. John Northrup. Beatrice IVrry. Virginia Petty, Walton Pickens. Henry Powell. Margaret Roj er. Marjorie Schneider, Jewel Schwcincbraten, Evelyn Sharp, Glcnnn Sherrcr, Billy .Simpson, John Street. lidwina Strickland, Dixie Volking, Betty Watkins. Allen Whitey, Mary Adclle Wilson. Cecil Wooten, Frances Brlshcr. Dorothy Brock. Va. Brooks. Dorothy Col yard, Walter Casey, lillinor Creel, Elisabeth Davis. Jettvc Dorriety. Basil Height. Mildred I Miner. Bettve lane Iioulditch. Louis Hovntor. Mary Ann Jones. Loui'c Jungeuian. Sarah King. Lois Martin, limily Masters. Te l Parker, Helen SktpiM-r. Paul Slaughter, John Taylor, Ronald Weathers N • BOOKWORMS” CLUB Elizabeth Stewart, thrup, Vice-President; tarv; Mariorie Kelly. Sponsor— Miss Dougherty President; John Nor-11. B. Alford, Secre-Tatler Representative; Willi Allison. Jack Rcddow. Robert Bcvill. Bobby Bishop, Lee Bufgin. Ann Horton. Tommy Murphy. •v COMMERCIAL CLUB Sponsor—Miss Smith Madge Griffin. President. Doris Weldon, Vice-President; Velma Carmack, Secretary; Alice Sprunck, Treasurer; Mary Frances Fullington, Tatler Representative; James Allison, Mary Baker, Harold Bettis, Louise Butts, Merle Davis, Arlinc Floyd. Rosalyn Hill, Clara Ruth Jones, Rosemary Lehmann, Doris Manly, Arthur Maver, Marjorie McQueen, Katherine Motzkus, Virginia Rowe, J P. Russell, Thomas Seale, Margaret Sharp, Thelma Traylor, Mary Nell Tuck, Louise Wear. Sara Windham. Anita Wingard. JUNIOR GIRL RESERVES Sponsai -Miss McPheron Lee l.undet . Elizabeth Maitin, Kitty McCullough. V irginia MeGraw, Eugenia Morris, loan Nesbitt. Eugene Puckett, Doris Ragsdale, Vlyce Roberts, Sara Sanders, Francis Swaf-h.r«l, Maud Thomas. Marie Wade. Anny Sue Wear. Annette West. Doris Wilson. Aleen Kd vanK President; Sarah Garrett, Vicie-President; Barbara Dupree. Secretary: Dorothy Brock. Treasurer; Frances Coukell, Mary I ranees Davis. Caroline Denny, Sara Frances Duncan. Josephine Graves. Teresa Griffith. Anna Hate. Era nee Kitchens. Ruby HANDICRAFT CLUB Sponsor—Mr. Holland Porter Landrum. Vice Pres.; Monroe Smith. See.; C. W. Burkes. Louis Farley. David Hol- ley. George Hughes. F.lwvn Reed. Charles Russell. William Summers. Glenn Parker. LE CERCLE FRAXCAIS Sponsor—Miss Kelly Frances Hclslver. Pi evident; Sara Chisolm, Vice-President; Donald Jarrell, 2nd Vice-President ; Kathryn Davidson. Secretary; Henry Powell. Treasurer; Anne Sessions. Tatler Representative; Frances Bell, Margaret Belshcr. Nell Brown, Billyc Carter, Mary Elizabeth Denney, Ernest Fitzgerald, Evelyn Hamilton. Alan Hodge, Sarah Horton. Bill) Jones. Jack Lee, Edward Lord. Walter Meeks, Juliaanna Opanchyk, L. P. Overstreet. Virginia Rivers, Margaret Rogers, Hagins Tyler. Barbara Gomans. President; Virginia Petty. Vice-President; Mary Russell Steele, Secretary; Earnest Haynes, Treasurer; Kenneth Brooks, Emma Ruth Bussey, Geneva Burton. Joe Currie, Bessie Glover. Robert LIBRARY CLUB Sponsor—Miss Johnston j— Mount. John Muceirclli. Katherine Xisbet. jane Ellen Patterson, Earnest Pomeroy, Lo-rene Preskitt, Glcnna Sherrer, lmogcne Wooten. PATRICIAN LATIN CLUB Sponsor—.Miss Moork Carolyn Jordan. President; Mildred Beit-nett, Vice-President; Dick Oliver. c nd Viec-Pti%ident; Florine l.uker. Secretary; Ruth Bd|, Mary Deane Black. Mildred Blankenship. I.da Anne Brewer. Jac Clements. Charles Pile, Margaret Foster, Elizabeth Anne Cattis, W ilda Goss. Rebie Gray, Aniza Gallaspy. Janie Holland. N'onna Johnson. L.)l rrt Lauderdale. Edward Lovell. Marcdlc Morrison, Frank Muni. Dorothy Lou Norris. Robert Okin, Ro s Rainer, E J Tranncll PHO TOGRA PH Y CL UB Sponsor—Miss Ha ft na ftp Chester Posey. Pre.-ident; Don Waters. Vice-President; Nancy Hays. Secretary; George Callahan. Walter Casey. Harold Coffee. Neil Du Bose, George Hanes. James Hart line. Jack Key sc r. Lawrence Lancaster. Gor- don Landrum, Gordon Lawless, Lawrence Lcf- tead. Elsie Minin. Billy Rogers. Landis Snuth. Darby Stapp. Jimmy Tarrant. Ray-mond Woods. — promethean club Sponsor—Miss A. Chapman Doris Mangrum, President ; Imogenc Hall, Vice-President; Catherine Campbell, Secretary; Mary Bowden, Treasurer; Lois Jayne Harrison, Tatlcr Representative; Mary Adams. Jacqueline Bagwell, Lorraine Baker, Edwina Caldwell. Clarice Champion, Betty Crook, lone Dobbs, Marguerite Giddcns, Katie Green. Patty Honeycutt. Madelyn John- ston, Terry Kendrick, Peggy A lackey, Lithe Mae Murphrcc, Betty Nelson, , Martha Ogle, Anne Khudy, Hazci Mac Russell. Hellaxi Stuart. Tula Nell Tarrant. Frances Tito trip son. Mildred Thompson. Janice Tischer, Doris Iraylor. Dorothy Turner, Dorothy U scary. atic, Jeanne Waters, Robbie Jean ilson. Sponsor .Miss VI AS NON Thoma Franklin. Barbara Gomperts. Norma John on, HuWti Lacey, Gladys Palmer, Ira PaUoo T. A. VIlhams, Mary Adelle Wilson. SENIOR GIRL RESERVES Sponsor—Miss Dorroii l.ouisc Underwood, President. Charlotte Chew, V ice-President; Sidney Brent, Secretary; Doris Brown, Treasurer; Norma Cruse, Ruth Daniel, Billie Dvar, Elizab th Hunter. Anne Johnson. Mary Emma Jordan, Lorene Juneman, Helen Lane. Florine McCullough. N.imi Pctius, Louise Riley. Alice Roberts. Ruth Smith, Martha Suddclh, Evelyn Wear. Virginia White, Wanda White, Jean White-head. SPANISH CLUB Sponsor—Miss Lam it Marion Bagwell, Mary Louise Blair, J. W. Booker, Bernie Brannon, Hildrcd Brannon. Hildrcd Brannon, Frances Brown, Jack Bvran, Mary Elizabeth Byars, Frank Campbell, Frank Carpenter. Clifford Cheatwood, Mary Sue Christy, Dean Coates, Ellinor Creel, Edna Frances Currie, Rosamond Daily, Betty Davis. Willie Ruth De Loach. Jett ye Dorriety, Charles Driskill, Catherine Esslingcr, James Fclden, Tom Gentle, Ralph Glidewell, William Ham-ncr. Frankie Heaton, Wanda Henson. Everett Ingram. Mildred James, William Johns, Ernest Keith, Emily Keyser. Jimmie Landis, Homer Lloyd. Ruth Long, Eleanor Lovell, Arnold Mardis, Hoyt McClendon. Donald McFarland. Eugene Nabors. Sylvia Olham. Grace 1 Gilmer, Don Ricketts. Betty Shaw, Betty Simonton. Sam Smith. Doris Smith. Billy Smithson. Janie Tnrtorigi. Frances Waidc. Billy Wells, Bohhy Wesson. Oswald West, Mary Jo Whitter. Dorothy Zudc. VESTAUAN CLUB Sponsor—Miss Mitchell Elizabeth Borders, President; Sara Smith, Vice-President; Gilda Wear, Secretary; Dorothy Green. Treasurer; Mary Jo Chambers. Tatler Representative; Josephine Oauntt. Critic; Mary Anderson, Helen Battles, Barbara Bliss. Marjorie Brent. Arva Grace Brooks, Virginia Casey, Mary Ellen Condra, Elizabeth Anne Conway, Elizabeth Courson, Mary Louise Dedman, Mary Elizabeth Dougherty, Marjorie Finley, Olivia Hardin, Virginia Hardin. Bel� e Joyce King, Mildred Martin. Emalene McCay, Helen McClellan, Elizabeth McLaughlin, Georgette Miller, Etgie Dean Nix. Helen Nix, Clarice Ogles, Rose Parker, Alcia Berry. Mary Posey, Gwendolyn Powers, Frances Reeves, Eli? .beth Schmuck. Helen Steed. Ann Stephens, Thelma Swatxell. Ruth Thomas, Marjorie Thompson. Betty Sue Whil-hite, Catherine Williams, Sara Wynn. HI-Y AND USHERS CLUBS Sponsor— Mr. Tiiomas Burney Howell, Head Usher, l‘res. lli-Yi; Jimmie Cooj er, Associate Head Usher; T. A. Williams, Jr., Secretary and Treas.; II. U. Norton, Jr., Assistant Head Usher and Sec. Hi-Y., Ira Patton, Chaplain, Talntadgc Amber-son, Harold Bettis, Hick Bliss. Jack Uoggan, John Carr. Billy Callahan, Dick Courtney, John Davis. Charles DeArman, Dick Dill, I.ester Flatt. Jack Hartsficld, Stan Havattcr, Nat Hughes, Johnnie Hynds, Dan Lowrey, Bob Lyons. Glenn McCracken, Graham McLeod. Charles Mitchell, Jack Morris, Bob Neugent. Joe Norrell, Mack Nunnelly, Bruce Phillips. Clvestcr Posey, Robert Raf field. Bill Rye, Neil Shepherd. James Sission. Jack Umphrey. UTOPIAN SCIENCE CLUB Sponsor—Mr. Bai.i.aro Bobby Hughes. President; Paul Lyle, Vice-President; Gladys Palmer. Secretary; Jo McDonald, Tatler Representative; Wayne Amos. George Reason, Roy Canfield. Frances Ellison, Louis Fiouroy, Thomas Franklin, Barbara Jones, Lilia Jones. Dan Lowrey, George McClellan, Billy McDonald, John McDonald. Mil-ton McKinney. Bill Patterson, Evelyn Sharp, Billy Simpson, Mary Lou Vann, Lester Watson. James Williams. VISUAL AID CLUB Sponsor—Mr. YOUNGBLOOD Dick Bliss, Lawrence Carlton. Thomas Floyd, N'orman Moon. Eugene Morgan. Walter William Goad, Billy Goodman, James I lam- Roark. Ronald Weathers, lames Weaver, Wil- rick, Talmadgc Holland. David Holley, S. K. liam 7.opfi. Jones. Glenn McCracken. Graham Method. WOODLAWN PHILATELIC SOCIETY Sponsor—Miss Moon Ted Sharp. President; Harry Charles, Vice-President; Margaret Saffles. Secretary. Charlotte Wing, Tatler Representative; Neal Arrington, James Bcvis. Mary Bryans. Thomas Collins, Roy Cooper. Frank Dccrman, David Denny, Jimmy Dykes, On, an Edgar, Charles Ferguson, Frances Henchcll, Billie Hudspeath, Hamilton Jacobs. Bill Laney. Ernest Masters. James Puttman. Charles Strahan. Loyd West. James Williams, Jack Wilson. ALTUKAX CLUB Sponsor—Miss Blewett Laura Liner. Pres.; Frances York, Vice Pres.; Mary Virginia Hull, Cor res Sec.; Frances I ec Butler, Rcc. Sec.; Kathryn Knighton. Trcas.; Wanda Opanchyk. Tatlcr hep.; Eliza-both Buck, Margaret Buck, lva Jewel Burton. Dorothy Colvard, Helen Davidson. Dot Davis. Martha Lee Downey. Catherine Duncan, Doris Earnest. Eva Mac Elkins. Margaret Evans. Billie Burl Faraber, Doris Friday. Susan Glenn, Joyce Griffin, Joyce Kavden. Martha Hawke. Virginia Heaton. Mildred Hollums, Xackic I lol-lunts. Carolyn 1 lovator. Itarluara Jones, Frances Kcchlmnn. Ruth Krotzer. Betty Ucey, Mary l.accy. Jo Helen Leath. Emily Masters. Carol Matson, Mary Mayo. Jacqueline Meeks. Margaret nn Miller. Clarice Kelson, Rulty ats. Marv Kli alieth Ridgcll. Louise Roan. Joyce Robinson. F.lizaltcth Sahn. Evelyn Shultz. Ela-tnea.se Stephens. Helen Skipi er. Virginia imkIs, Eleanor Hanks. RIFLE CLUB AND IIOXOREES Sponsor—Sf.rgt. Mc Daniels First Row: Left to Right: John Kirk. Bettyc Davis, Charles Gray. Mary Bowden. Sgt. McDaniel. Mary Frances Fullington. Jack Boggan, Lois Jayne Harrison, Robert Bcvill; Second Row: Margaret Buck, Lester Flatt, KHz. Buck. Harry Manning. Gloria Moyc, Charles Tuck- er. Mary Earle .Scott, Middleton Thomas, Sara Windham, C. G. Church; Third Row: Doris Ragesdalc. Thomas Gibbs. Lorraine Baker, Bemoid Estes. Mary Adams. Jack Church, Charles Hurst. Mary Louise Holt. James Land nun. WARBLER’S CLUB Sponsor— Mr. Light John Blotter. Jack Bryan, James Carr. Lcsicr Chester Posey, Charles Prince. James Robert- Gilley. Kdsel Hand, Franklin Jones, I.a vrchce son, Cecil Smith, John Street, Jack Walden, Lancaster, Charles McLaughlin, Graham Me- John West. Ixod, Charles Mitchell. Wallace Montgomery, CAVALIERS Sponsor—Mr. Light Charles Baugh. Robert Bell, Bobby Bishop, Billy Bivins. James Brown. Auman Burnett. Billy Campbell, Lawrence Carlton, J. I). Collier, Cecil Culvcrhousc. Wallace Daniels, W. C. Dudley, Jimmy Dykes, Rayburn Ferguson, Harold Fowler, Kermit Griffin. Robert Herring, Donn Hill. Johnny Hines. Charle Kitch- cr. Jack Lance, Harry Martin. Charles Mills John Nicholson. F.ddv Nix. William Prescott Johnny Redd. Albert Russell, Harold Single terry. Charles Smith, Paul Still, Hagin Tyler Fred Talwr, Gerald Walker, Fully Wells, Har risoii Williams. 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Baugh, Dick Bliss, Frank Carpenter, Billy CumnnnRH. Jimmie Cherry. Kdward Conway. Kllinti Conway. Dean Crates. Karl Collier. Karl Cranford. Carl Dmugan. Gerald I Minis. J B Davis. Jack Box. Don Kundcrhnrk, Louis Flournoy. Bill Fritsh, Ralph (ilidcwell. Hilda Gibson, Jesse Gregg. James Hart line. James Hulgan. Burney llowelh Henry Hancock. David Holley. (Wo. Huston, Janrllr Hosteller, Stanley Hovattcr, Sam Holland. Robert Hoskins, lias. Jones. Oscar Jolley, Billy Jones. Jo nn Jordan, Candy11 Jordan. Farrell Jackson, Angelina UtSusa. Kd. laird, John Monroe. Vitiwii Mi c. Harry Martin. Hoyl Mayfield. Lawrence Morgan. Ralph Maddox. John MiCl.mLti, John Nortlinip. II. B. Norton. Harry Nicsctl, Bruce Phillips. |). A Pledger, Henry Powell. Ilriggs Phillips. Waller Roark. Mallei Riddle. David Simpson. R� in Srlditr. I. C. Shelley, Jack Slwlmitt, Jam«-s Stivcmler. Tom Sinclair. William Tlmmpson. Roland Timrnlnirg. Balfour Thompson. Clyatt Thnmioo. Krncst lull. J W Taylor, Cecil Wooten, Curt Wasson. Jimmie Walls. Hugh Williamson. HERRIJ BARRETT Concertmeizter of All Slate Orchestra Sqring Festival 1940 JO Ann JORDATl Bassoon 1st chair Medal Orchestra and Band in State music Festival Woodlawn was well represented by the orchestra at the music festival. Several members were presented medals for their outstanding talents. Henry Barrett was sleeted for the very high place of concert Maestro. We congratulate Henry for winning this honor for himself and Woodlawn. Other members who received medals were Mary Coe, cello; Kenneth Willett, string bass; Jo Ann Jordan, Bassoon ; Roland Thornbury, tuba; Jo Ann Pinncll, Timpani; and Stanley Hovattcr, French horn. The string quartet won a superior rating. Mr. George Bacon, conductor, deserves much praise for his work in training the orchestra. JEIDEL SCHUPElNEBRATEn ConcerlmeiMer Fall 1040 WOODLAWX HIGH SCHOOL BAND HOXOR SOCIETY .V Ni«Kif--J!n Smith Burney Howell. H. B Norton, Janrllr I lot-trtkr. Carolyn Jordan. Roy Atchiton. Frank Carpenter, Ralph CKdewctl. l � ck llluv Jaror Arrndell. Henry Powell. Jimmie W all . Stanley Hovattrr. II. I!. Alford. J«lm N'..rlhru|i, Uwrrcnce Morgan. i truce HuUipv liatvl II..] ley. J Ik Duv... Rolen Il.okin , Jo Ann Jor-Balfmir Thoutfoou. Aiiurl-tu IjSum. Karl Cranford. Harry Martin. Cl«v lUuirli Mattel Ktddlr. Jimmie Cherry. I«nk Flournoy, MriRjf I'liillipt ORCHESTRA Director, Gi-:o. L. Bacon Henry Barrett, Dempsey Penington, Gene Bee, Mary Ella Houston, Jane Rhodes, Eva Thompson, Mary Jo Whitten, Dudley Lankford. Glendenc DuBosc, Norman Stringfcllow, Dorothy Vann, Bessie Glover, Janette Counts, Frances Swafford, Helen Counts, Grady Register, Jewel Schweinebraten, Dixie Volking, Henrietta Huggins, John Carr, Clara Bridges. Ronald Weathers, Wanda Opanchyk. Mildred Bolton, Mildred Denton, Travis Gooch, Johnnie Kilgore. Floyd Rawlinson, Marie Thornton. Lilia Mae Tucker, Julia Defore, Robert Kirhy, Elizabeth Buck, Margaret Ann Miller, Frances Walker, James Williams. Martha Ann Hovatcr Lucian Batson, Mary Coe, Edward Lovell, Jean Thrailhill, Marilyn Walker, David Falkncr, E. G. Sims, Kenneth Willett. Earnest Falkncr, Gerald Dennis. Stanley Hovatcr, James Stivcndcr, Hoyt Mayfield, Carolyn Jordan, Jimmy Cherry, Ferrell Jackson, Roland Thornburg, J. C. Shelly, Frank Carpenter, David Holley. Hilda Gibson, Tom Trus-, Earl Cranford, Burney Howell, Lawrence Morgan, Jo Atm Jordan, Jo Ann Pinnell, George Callahan, Bill Fritch. Betty Graham IDOODLAlPn HARRY nARTlN JB. DAVIS TKACH liRS Janet Rjorgo History Annie It. Mitchell English Virginia Mixon Mot hematics Mary K. Fergus Mathematics Dorothy IVterjon Mat he nia tics Isabel Ford English I twrcncc Fullington Manual Arts Virgil I mb language Margaret Ixwis Register John Light M usic Lillian Lotspcich Mathematics Fred Phillips History Hallie Stephenson Mathematics Gerald Thomas Science Talton Thomas .Manual Artr I.oui e Whatley Mathematics Fauline Zitttcr Mathematics Willis M. West Mathematics JoKn. MARTIN USftRnX Thii it Vanda Op nch jlc. broadcaiWtnq over 0) MS U e continue ocer 0) H S proaontinq actiwlw oj the school How tin you. everybndr Tilt pccch department, an m opinion; i« llic Krrairn poner (of development ul tic « maltt� in it� c •chord, Thetr eaeh todrr.t � {itri an oporwtwnity to � K.� Wtitlivi n the var.rw Arnviitft of «pcreh wixk. Kuril year tin •rim..I (niHici|mte in two major activitir« There atr nurtwrivut other s.ro«ram« iireo-ntcd hv the reboot which (urnnh rvrri ittfat an ot-t« rtunnv to put into prar tire what he ha� learned to hi rpceeh eli� e . Aa reward. foe ac rianphOnnnU in tpeech, there are two i|«ceh h� m«e Kjfirtir'. HaXIor uml Oavcl. which ln l ot« � tui!ent« who have enecllrd in •■nr niajrr jier-(..rtnantt or n« ei|aivateot. and the Oiuitton Delta, wtiie.lt lumni•- ntti-dent who have evcelled in mure than three major |n-rf.riiiiuiit ■ nr the equivalent. Thank you. TbU i Ira Pattmi I now return yon to W H S. OMICROX DlvLTA Sponsor -Min Johnson Ira Patton, H It Norton, Taliu.,.;i.v. r •on. Dick Courtney. Cecil Smith. i'llt alicth Mull Kelt!It l.Aitnicr, Darlene Franklin. MASOriC AM) c.avki. SpODSirr—Mis Johnson M n. Norton. Jr. Dick Ctmrtnev Tabiuufcr Amlrrvm. Ira Patum, KliraUth Mull, Ctwr-lotto F titer. Krlith Ijnmer. Warren Uuvvlv, KoUri Rnf field. Cecil Smith. Sam Silicrt jam Maker. Alice Southard Diulmc Franklin, Annette Nutirwnl Juanrllc Stewart. Walton Pickett . Imngrtie Duma. Representatives from each department u ho planned the product' ion 0} On Our UPatj . Production Given March 13,14,15 Largest in History Of School JiC La . Acta IV r n m jn n n Jud U,� to r� )W Vi- Vlwti Vt os IVtwi Jfamllc Veourl mm ted ''American Landscape C« h| Jmmtttm hnaanxi fci W • hue im- mv nntlwin nnn i« •� ' «nk. .1 Ui.i emi aniri Mm Amlry. $Mtil aitnuu «( pnwa j r tnrmu c v iiwAj wboir. I I)� Urn FiiMIm. EUuteih lloit. Ed.rh Liumf. lit Puma, II II Nciton. H« fc IImmm. uvl Ttlrnln An WtMe. at n� i b u «l ih im ui Uw fmwn 1 tnothn (out pit IMHH r.ImWtk I(«4i � r M U (wrt( li. Kim lu | i • dnura lioro bit biMkuvI. Jifff. whe H H H N«. • Jim � HIM |M r l« Loll Loo ®“ • MM. ol wWi K m. - !� . Win DJI (Worn Bn'm). « hiiMMum Ni York l«w-in. Mi Jim (Oal Srtirth). iW � «a-■UH vt i .W Imiuit. 1 11 in Ion w b lb mom prl imiplK !om � r� bound '� 4 � ti e. Snllpfeiur. W i J ► Wilton IVkini. nho tip ttmu i l«ii- n «g tu nwn. u ilmmi IHI.IJ ini liuVrii I-, Klfin- ihm.ii (Tilmiip Anbtiton) ..V iommI Oil Hu S Hunt,,). ORATORS ft Norton Hugh Hunter Ira Patton DEBATERS Norma Johnson Norman Moon Sam Sibert Talmadqe Amberson I return you to 11? H S MARSHAL CAPTAINS AND SPONSORS Head Sponsor—R. L. I’row n Front row. left to right: Mr. R. I., Rrown. Anne Rhudy, Louise Rutts. Miss Smith. Louise Massey, Juanelle Stewart. Shirley McKinney. Martha Pearl Phillips. Carolyn Dillon. Krnes-tine Pharo. Theresa Griffith. Kllene Hanks, Ruth Smith, Sara I.ou Connell, Miss Armstrong. Mr. Holland; Rack row. left to right: William Cornelius. William Zoplii, Richard Hahn. C. W. Rurks, Joe Collins, Charlie Strahan, and Cecil Culver-house. Campaiqninq Jeanne tUaiets. Lois Jaqno Mamson Candidates Gastinq Ballots John Stroel Ira Patton. Die Bliss. Dan Loawnj Fall Officers Takinq Oath of Office tnr Herein . Eduard moulcij. Jane Baker, Chosier Po� c j. Jimaiq Cooper mr Kendnx. IHoodlaum High Qouernors for Spring Term Juanelle Stewart Head Marshal, Elizabeth Holt Secretary John Street President, Henrq Powell Dice-President FALL SEIUOR OFFICERS Richard Dill was elected president of the Senior Class with Joe Norrcll vice-president. Hoyt Carroll will serve as secretary; Jean Whitehead, as treasurer; Annie Jo Parker, as historian; Helen Enslcy, as orator; Killy Callahan, as presenter; and Mary Mayo, as prophet. The pianist, violinist, vocalist and artist have not yet been decided. The election was held October 31, under the direction of Mr. Graston. The new officers will meet with Miss Dougherty and make plans for the coming graduation. Richard [Dick] Dill Jean IDhitehead Joe Norrell SEIUOR SPR1NQ OFFICERS Ben Manqina Jack Morris Edith Latimer Sarah Chisolm Pause for station identification ID H S broadcasting the IDoodlog Betty Dauis Qood cilizenship girl Sponser All Star Qame BEAirnj sEcnon Uganda speakinq. The beauties u?ere selected bg ITU. Dincent Townsend of The Birmingham Hews, HU. Ernest Henderson o| The Birmingham News ami Age Herald, and Mr. Francis ralkenburq of the Alabama Theatre. LOIS JAgnE HARRISOU 5EAUTIJ SECTlOn EEAUT1J SECTIOn SEAUT1J SECnon J°Mn JllDo bEAirnj sEcnon JEAHIIE WATERS IPOODLA1PTI Uganda Opanchyk speakinq: tl?e now broadcast the sports of the school I will call on Coach John P Blane Blane speakinq: The 1941 UJoodloq presents to you Coach ITlalcolm Laney's 1940 City Champions The football team completed a most successful season with the loss of but one qameto Lanier in lllont-qomenj. Outstanding in play durinq the season were Callahan, quard; McKinney. center; and Qilmer, half. I give the mike to Coach Laney so that he may talk to you J. HI Laney speakinq: The season of 1940 has been one of our best Athletic seasons. The football team won the city championship, many ot the boys haue won indiuidual recognition, and many of them haue qone on to continue their qood work in the ucrious colleges. The baseball team is expected to make a qood showinq in the Jefferson County Leaque There are such boys as Harry Summers, Joe Shepherd. Oscar Cagle. Claude Kinney and Raymond Sherrill returning to help in this sport. It looks like 1940 will be one of our best athletic years Coach Blane has a final word Thank you Coach Laney for your fine report. The 1941 Basketball team began the season without a sinqle reqular returning from the pre-uious season. After losinq the first 4 qames the team beqan to click ended the season in 2nd plaoe in the city race beinq the only team to defeat the champion Ensley fiue. Sharp was the leadinq scorer. I now return you toll?. H S. John Blane signing off. SPORTS FOOTBALL TEAIT1 1 OSCAR CAQLE Halfback 2 JOE nORRELL CAPTAIH End 3. JACK HARTSFIELD End 4 Jimmy COOPER Fullback 3. L A QlLmER Halfback 6. HARRy SUmmERS End T THOtnAS McKinnEy Center SPORTS FOOTBALL TEAm 8. DICK DILL Quaterback 0 CHARLIE JORES Fullback 10. DOljLE KIZZ1RE Fullback 11. HAROLD POltfELL Quard 12. BILL1J CALLAHAn Quard ■ 16 HOWARD WELDOR Tackle 17. mACK IUIMIELU] Tackle 18. ROUSO BRECKIN Tackle FOOTBALL TEAITl FOOTBALL TEAm SPORTS 10. OSCAR CAQLE Halfback 20. ROl] SmiTH Cenler 21 SAltl McCLURKin End 22 BILL RUE Halfback 23 mAURICE UJOODS Qoard 24 JACK BARTON Tackle FOOTBALL TEAM 1941 riorrell, Laneij. Qilmer Captain Alt, CaP t FOOTBALL Norrell, Qilmer Qilmer. Arthur, non-ell FOOTBALL “W” CLUB Sponsors—Coach Laney, Coach Phillips Sam Arthur, Oscar Cagle, Billy Callahan, Hoyt Carroll, Jimmy Cooper, Richard Dill, Reginald Dorn. L. A. Gilmer, L. B. Goodwin, Harvey Hearn, James Howard, Charlie Jones, Bill Kallaher. Hubert Lacy, Milford McCullough, Thomas McKinney, Joe Norrell, Teddy Parker. J. F. Sharp, Raymond Sherrill, Joe Shefford, Harry Summers. GIRL’S LETTER CLUB Sponsor—Miss Ewing Florene Wilkey, President; Betty Brittan. Vice-President; Evelyn Lynch, Secretary; Gladys Donahoo, Treasurer; Bess Jones. Tat-Ier Representative; Larnay' Attison. Stewart Blake, Elsie Bloodworth, Elizabeth Bucttiker, Margaret Burdeshaw, Helen Cutcliffe, Eliz- abeth Davis, Carolyn Dillon, Mackie Dwyer, Dorothy Entrekin, Mary Hackaday, Ruth Mc-Clesky. Marie Nunnelley, Lucy Pearl Phillips, Bertha Rice. Marjorie Roper, Dorothy Sirles. Doris Sorrell, Ola Mae Summers, Edwina Strickland. OLYMPIAN' HONOR SOCIETY Sponsor—Miss Ewing Carolyn Awtry, Elizabeth Beuttiker, Betty Britton, Margaret Burdeshaw, Bertha Rice. Bess Jones, Betty Sue Wilhite, Marie Nunnel-lcy, Dorothy Sirles, Carolyn Dillon, Elizabeth Davis, lleicn Cutcliffe. Florence Wilkey, Elsie Bloodworth, Stewart Blake, Lamay Atti-son. Mary Hackaday, and Edwina Strickland. TRACK SQUAD Coach—Mr. Blank Front row, left to right: D. Rawlinson, Ceravola, Parker. Mabry. Johns. Vaughn, Gambrell, Mastin, Griffin; Second row, left to right: Coach Blanc. Hopkins. Woods, Laccv, McKinney, Rye, Mc-Clurkin, Chambers, Luttrcll, Skelton, and F. Rawlinson. BASKETBALL [TlcCullouqh. UPalden. Palmer. Isaacs. Bailey. (Silting) tfauqhn, Mqr back rou Sharp. Berry. Sheppard Sherrill. Summers. Cerauolo. Blane Left to riqht jront rou BASEBALL TEAM Coach—Mr. Lanky Harry Summers, pitcher; Joe Shepherd, pitcher; Jack Berry, catcher; Ted Bailey, catcher; J. F. Sharp, first base; Ralph Isaac, first base; Claude Kinney, second base; Milford McCullough, shortstop; Ray Armstrong, shortstop; Raymond Sherrill, third base; James Howard, left field; Oscar Cagel, center field; Oscar Bowlin, right field; Orvil Baker, outfield; Richard Hann, outfield; Gene Palmer, pitcher; Frank Jones, pitcher; Jack Fox, catcher. TENNIS CLUB Sponsor—Mr. Carter Murphy Baker. President; Edmond Robert- Charles Prince, George Robertson, Joe Stone, son, Vice President; Leslie Longshore, Secrc- Balfour Thompson, Carl Wasson, Bobby tary and Treasurer; Billy Boone, James Carr. Windham. Don Funderburg, Basil Hight, V. J. Perry, Front Rou L to R James Carr. murphy Baker. Balfour Thompson Back Rou? L to R Wayne Perry. Billy Boone. Thomas McKinney. Ed Robertson, Leslie Longshore SPORTS REVIEW OF 1940-41 T. A. WILLIAMS FOOTBALL WOOD LAWN 7—RAMSAY 6 Raima} and Woodlawn meet in the opening Came of the season at I-egion Field, September 20, at 7:30 p. m. In the first half the Rams opened an attack that set the Colonel back 6-0. The touchdown came after a series of passes, and a two yard plunge over the goal by Powers. In the second half, the Colonels came out hitting hard. I-ate in the third quarter. Dill intercepted a Raima pass on the Woodlawn +4. A pass, Gilmer to Summers, netted 15 yards, and put the Gold in Ramsay territory. Another pass was completed, this time Gilmer to Harts-field. who was on the five. Hartsfield dodged Games, and crossed the goal standing up. Nor-rell converted the winning point. WOODLAWN !4—CHATTANOOGA 12 On Saturday afternoon. September 28. the Co'oneb sought their second win; this time at the expense of Chattanooga. The game didn’t tart right, however. Late in the second quarter, Chattanooga loosed an aerial offensive that carried them over the goal, but they failed to cmvctt the extra point. In the third quarter. Hamwas of Chattanooga intercepted Gilmer’s pass and ran 80 sards for a touchdown. Then the Colonels et to work. Runs by-Cagle and Gi mer turned the trick for a touchdown. NorrrU converted the extra point. Then n the fourth quarter. McKinney rcctnered a fumble on the 'Nooga 40. Hartsfield gained 30 sards on an end-annind play, and a few plays later, Charlie Jones drove over from the three. .Again NorrrU converted, leaving the score 14-12. WOODLAWN 52—LEE HIGH 0 After tbesr win over Nooga. the Colonels traveled to Columbus, Mississippi to try their b - with the Lee Hirh Generals. The Generals proved not to be as tough as he Co’oorh' earlier foes, and before the end of the firs: quarter. Gilmer had pushed over a touchdown. Toward the end of the second quartet. McKinney intercept'd a General pass on the Woodlawn three, and sprinted 07 yards for a touchdown. NorreU’s kick was good. Early :n the third qcartrr Gilmer completed a pass to Hartsfield over the goal for the third marker. A few minutes latrr GTmet 15 yards tot the fourth talli Sorrell converted again. Then, toward the l t of the fourth quarter. Hartsfield scored again on a 20 raid end around plays, wiring the final wore at 32-0 for the hard-hmmg Golds. WOODLAWN 14—ENSLEY 0 Both Woodlawn and Emley entered Legion Field October 11, with a perfect record. The tension w � high, and both crowds were anxious for the game ro start Woodlawn was impressive from rhr start. In the fine quartet the pushed up there fine downs to Entry's one. Sot they didn't wore. Thru is the wcond quarter, like a bolt out of the bloc came Woodlawn’a f-.m touchdown. Caglr passed to Dill out m the flat and ’ Pickle” sprinted 70 vards tor a wore. NottcII converted. Late is rhr same quartet Charlie JoMS gamed to the Fndn 55 The next plat Gilmer passed re Summers on the one yard .me, but :hr half ended be tore Woodlawn could run another pia . The Yellow Jackets held the Colonels setre- less in the third quarter, but in the fourth period, the Golds attacked with new vigor. Toward the middle of the quarter Woodlawn intercepted an Entity pass on the Jacket’s 40. Two play', later, Gilmer ran 35 yards for Woodlawn’ second tally. Norrell made the try for the extra point, leaving th score 14-0. • Bill Callahan and Thomas McKinney wr-outstanding in the line, while Dill and Gilme: held the backfield spotlight. WOODLAWN 0—SIDNEY LANIER 14 On October 18. the Co’onels me' their Waterloo, Sidney Lanier. The entered the field undefeated. but came out with a black «mudvr or their record. They retain'd, however, their reputation of a great. hard-fiVhtinc team. In the first half, the Colonels showed oowe that startled the Poets. TVee times the Colonel’ threatened to score, but fbev lacked that fina’ punch, while the Poets couldn’t make any gains at all. In the third quarter. Lanier pushed to the Woodlawn 20. and Donnahue scored for the Poets. The Colonels fought to gain a score, but in the fourth quarter. Lanier capitalized on a Woodlawn fumble on the Colonels 19. and scored again, bringing the count to 14-0 in Lanier’s favor. Weldon. Arthur, and Callahan were outstanding in the line: Cagle and Jones led the backfield. WOODLAWN 13—PHILLIPS 0 The Colonels broke an all-time record November I. when the - defeated the Phillips Red Raiders” for the fourth conscutive year. All during the first half. Phillips held the Colonels in check, and even seemed to have the edge on Woodlawn. In the third quarter, however. the Colonels struck like lightinmg. “Brute” Summer took the kick-off on the Woodlawn 30. and ran it back to the Phillips 40 before be was brought down. Runs by Cagle and Cooper brought the ball to the Phillips 20. where Gilmer carried it over. NorreU’s kick was good. Later Woodlawn got the ball «e thear own37. Gilmer made 43 yard , but the Colonels received a 15-yard penalt Hartsfield wen: a round end. however, making 31 rard before he was run oct of bounds co the Raider’s 4. Dsll scored on a quarterback sneak Norrell failed to coo-wrt. During the entire fourth quarter the Colonels sat back and plaird a defensive ball game. Sommers. Harts U. Gilntr. and D3I were outstanding players for the Colonel . WOODLAWN 26—JONES VALLEY 0 Oo November 8. Woodlawn defeated Jones Valin Brownies, m the Woodlawn Stadium The Colonels pushed ovrr four rmebaowns in a matter-ed-fart was, without looking extra good. The Brown re held then: KMtlm is tie fina quarter, but m the steems quartrr. Woodlawn pushed to the Brownies 2, where Gilmer scored. Norrell con erred die extra pons. In die same quartrr. Gilmer brake ievse an a 70 yard sxan that put the hall on the Brownies' 2G Tie Colonels pawed to rhr «me, but there the arrack stalled. Two plate later, however, the Colonels took over on tie Valle 35. and pushed over another score.. Gilmer Summer for 15 vara , did the trick. Again in the third quarter, the Colonels wert held arerriew. but early in the fourth. Dill intercepted a pass on the Wood- lawn 40. and ran 60 yards for a touchdown. Later, when the reserves were in. the Colonels started another drive. MeClurkin, end, led the drive with end-around plays and receiving passes. A pass. Cagle to VV. B. Smith, netted the fourth niarkr. Smalley converted the extra point. Arthur, Callahan, and Weldon looked good in the line, while Gilmer, Cooper, and Dill sparkled in the backfield. Roy Smith. Sam Me-Clurkin. Roussear Rrichin, Fred Martin, and Doyle Kizzire looked good for the reserves. WOODLAWN 43—WEST END 0 On November 15, the Colonels ended their season in a whirl-wind style, swamping the West End Lions 43 0. Gilmer and Hartsfield led the scoring with two touchdowns each. Cagle, Sorrell and Charlie Jones scored one each. Summers converted the onlv extra point. Outstanding in the line were Summers. Callahan, and Weldon. BASKET BALL The Colonels' basketball squad played a regular schedule of fourteen games, winning 9 and losing 5. They got off to a bad start losing the first four, though by close scores. Then, with new life, the Golds made a wonderful comeback, winning the next nine games, and defeating every team that they had lost to. The team showed tine spirit, and deserved much credit. Boys that made the team what it was were: Gene Palmer, Jack Berry, J. F. Sharp, Brute Summers, Ray Isaacs. Jack Walden. 'Fed Bailey, Frank Ccra-volo. Milford McCullough, Joe Sheppard, and Raymond Sherrill. Below is their record in all competition. Woodlawn 24 Ensley 42 Woodlawn 25 Ramsay 28 Woodlawn 23 Tuscaloosa 25 Woodlawn 20 Lanier 23 Woodlawn 37 Corner 32 Woodlawn 35 Phillips 32 Woodlawn 25 Ramsav 20 Woodlawn 43 West End 14 Woodlawn 46 Tuscaloosa 18 Woodlawn 36 Phillips 33 Woodlawn 47 Ensley 39 Woodlawn 38 West End 15 Woodlawn 50 Lanier 42 Woodlawn 27 Corner 28 BASEBALL REVIEW In baseball, as in e cr thing else, the Colonels made a good showing during 1940. They had a green squad, with Dick Dill. Raymond Sherrill md L. B. Goodwin being the only lettermen icturning. Around these men Coach Laney worked a team that won five games and lost only three. Dill turned in his usual good performance as catcher. Kallaher and Summer' made nice records at pitching, and were aided greatly by a new comer, Joe Shepard. Others turning in outstanding performance were Cagle and McKinney. Those receiving letters were: Kallaher, Summers, DPI, Cagle, Kinney. Hearn, McKinney, Motherway, Edwards, Sheppard, Goodwin, Sherrill. Howard and Bailey. SCORES Woodlawn 5 Phillips 6 Woodlawn 1 West End 0 Woodlawn 6 Ensley 10 Woodlawn 7 Ramsay 1 Woodlawn 16 West End 8 Woodlawn 2 Phillips 14 Woodlawn 10 Ramsay 8 Woodlawn 4 Ensley 1 Woodlawn 51 Opponents 48 TRACK The Woodlawn track team did exceptionally well during the ’40 season, considering the number of men that were out. Ro Fowler, the Colonels’ captain and mainstay, succeeded in breaking his own state discus record with a throw of IS5 feet. Letters were awarded to Roy Fowler, discus and shot put: Robert Black, low hurdles; Gordon Simms, 440 yard da h: Hurbert Lace, mile; and Teddy Parker, half-mile. TENNIS REVIEW Last year only two letter men returned. Captain Roy Davidson, and V. J. Perry. The new boys did very well, winning eight out of fifteen matches. Those aiding Davidson and Perry were: Lesli Longshore. Charles Prince, Murphy Baker, John Street, and Ed Robertson. SCORES Woodlawn 1 Ramsay 4 Woodlawn 5 Jones Valley 0 Woodlawn 2 Shades Cahaba 3 Woodlawn 2 Ensley 3 Woodlawn 1 Anniston 4 Woodlawn 5 West End 0 Woodlawn 3 Phillips 2 Woodlawn 5 Jones Valley 0 Woodlawn 3 Ensley 2 Woodlawn 2 Bessemer 3 Woodlawn 3 Jefferson County 2 Woodlawn 2 Phillips 3 Wfxtdlawn 3 West End 2 Woodlaw n 2 Bessemer 3 Woodlawn 4 Shades Cahaba 1 SHERRILL at Bat FALL STUDEUT BODlj OFFICERS Chester Posey Jane Baker Cecil Culuerhouse Jimmy Cooper TRAFFIC SQUAD Timmons, Perrymen. McQuire. Dorman. IDilliams. Bradley, Ballard. Cole. Emens. IDesley, Qary. and Perolio. U?e continue over U? H S presenting activities of the school Talmadge Amberson To Be M. C. At Gold And White Affair The Gold «nd While Foil will be presented by the Pen and Ink Club today, with Talmadge Amber , as Matter of Ceremonies 'I hose who will participate in thi. coming show are: Kathrrn Din ken. Pete Conrad. Marie CVtahan. Do'ph Owen , Be «ie Carton, Fame Kaye. Edith Laumer, Mary Jane Mullins. John Wot, Mary Emma Jordan. Carolyn Jordan, Gild Ware. Stanley Hovarter, Ira Patton, Roy Dunn. Sid Gunter, Rot l ley. Dur-w'ood Hyde, Wallace Montgomery, two group from the Laird Schoo' of Dancing and thtee number will he given by the Warbler . Florinc Luker, p r idem: France. Word, vice-president: of the Pen and Ink Club and every member of the club de� etve credit fo wo. king hard on organizing thi eagerly awaited •how. Sue Christie and Jo Currie have al o done much in getting everything ready. The Qoid and U?hite Follies An Annual Uaodewlle sponsored bq Council and Pen and Ink Club 'Hie finance are to be iiunagrd by Mr Dickey and Junmir Cooper. i I c 6 £ 1 3 £� k E E Erskine Ramsay Sportsmanship Cop Aiwood £? ri s :� .� nt-n imat. •ws-so .ks-s •.« -« C � e3leT Poseq. Juxnq Cooper .iinc tWicer Fr«ii D nnar Efiiwrd Woxie II JOF. KING .. .. II - lank— IkJI It. ... .• ...� ■ih.i .■ ..... . m� •• n r ..... I U K Ri MtKRTS N —■ u� . .... |. [j l. Wt M'wu.. � ■ I .... 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She •� outiUmbnij in lur Inrrary. dranutk. « t extra oirricoUr artintm l«h M VV.««lla� n and a Howard Colli nt te y wai fradnaied in l' W Al ih nmduMto ..I hit cul- lrt newfc, � hr trwiml ■ «fn )r� r non an mill l‘aran� uii She hat nUxid m nwrr than •'� t-rjurr. a rw � lw om..i imtiortant one hew “Mai . 1 ‘ Vlv Man (kxllrrj “( radii Son . IVaih Tatox a Hobday’Site IXw. and “My F«w Wifi' ANN GRAHAM Ann wa� sradoainl from VtK� Uawn in IV3I. In Vlrtn o (� • ) r lame at a radio pmonatejr, rt� hot apicaml in ihe Mfcm .n Breodwaj (.rriltxtiaru “Sn to Miiur. “Dallarry Wax a Lady “Panama HaUW.” and in «h� l-mum .VI.mtutTx i.f Maro IN '. iiivl •C.oUwyn I'.dltn. dinrtol l� � Sam Ceddwxn Do aon know ®b«e a ijood porboo o| kor moan joo� T To fwikor the Edxtoatioa o) hat treaKor Waltor, d� it Itadylixj to bo a petal • MAURICE F. BISHOP Maunct. n.ih tire tnmrt� « ..I lour ihr lit.i iwrtklnM •- il Unit Hl h S-lw J £iedn r Cornmnl ai • vn«� •• In l N. end mrtnher nl I hr .tale- ihtetjarr. Mali «l� .| .Vlatir Iim. rrrri.nl li.i ih EraM |M 10-W F.wr yrar. U«. In- art. aradtatted Ir.m llt'innvSau -5 altSr r «� lh an A I! desrre n� rr hr hrM I Sr l.dlnt m- Sramra ■ aerrr-utf ami immrri nl lire .hatnil Wi. Jr'uw uaiuoi � i� l « mS. nl (Mem IMn Kappa. I . • lamina Mn, Kappa II Kali . Tan K.'.u Alpha Mr .rrrhrrl Mr t V. .Irrrrr III |� Jnkal K� X Inw l)� U l'n.. Willi), ml Mr 1.1. II .Vtf rr U ihr I’xltrr.ll. nl Malum , nlirre ke n a member 0I I’M Alpha Delta M prrarot. .Vlaurtrr la a popular ami nr-rrtiful attorney In llunu. « • � CLARENCE YOUXO (r.«u r. .hW Claranr. I,. radu :„m. r. Mr iirMr ll ll..� rd toUrsr HS-inl 'Sn Phil in rhomral ,..jn � rri In mi CtdumMa I luxtuti II, haad nl the l� u|iutr nl IJeormChem..ir, ami M� t n„r j. AiliutaM l'n.lew- nl .Srmi.tr, at lln.a b« IM� treS ., I nun Me. .m3 .. a n.it«rhinl .atmur e. vam............ihr Kaattoit rrr. II. J S � ’«•«'• « ami vf IV Mhani ta-n-ar, gfcena Xl. PM LaiW.U 1 t.kaLrdl lfh.1 ai (Isa i«J I U 1.1 . Vo.. . U.O. iLr. Ul ... a . I •. a Mr 0.1 Ink JOHN II. FRYE. JR. John erm.pl. ltd bra Wceli ai W.tUann M Ml amt low irarr lalrr rrorl.nl Mr A.II ilrrrrr (rrm llumaril CMIrfr In 1 M In odketed an VI . .W ..e irren lainfih Cm. tint. Alrrr rear iai ■mlntirr, Sr � r=i ta� Lth alt at a.i raeinKP- w lilt .Sjninwiii ..I H-utlu'aual mumemii Hr ) tt ocma -lair an! rrrtiril. a I la lord. In Itrrlm ami in Vunhen. Italy TV- .nrthnak � � l il� war l«r nl N M� � r. and hr „ maw back M LeMah at at..u ui prolet .- %■( aaiaUara, Hr alw l� u« -I � r(a “ KM Mid JULES fie LA UNA Y With craduai... Iron. Wnoftawn in W2 luitt mooted I! wild Col-her ami wvat a Kh.«b. SiSnTarJup m IM1 Knm I la lord hr i.vo.e.l in. MA Merer in yl.vuo .ml l«u Mr Phil ..• l n - . Ir-m. Sltmllnrd t'rarertil. In l«iM$. ha. Ira.elt term kaa threwh Kndland. Franca. B-lcJaan, Gmuny C.-nN«k� aku. and Frtirrh Me. on. m Per. they non hair a tw«v� r� r dd � •� . F - lalrlr PliD. deyrrr. hr ... acinar, Mr ihr Hnr-a-Juan Uft ln.ura.er Co.; hel. Hr nrrr hit of .� •«! tiler rrernina Mr .............. 1 Ufa Inaumee Co. Mai. hectare he prrlrri loehm« tu Mrunru. he aececrrd !hr (..vr.ro at Srad ■! •he depattotriii of ai live CuU� o OpSnraiiy hi Mrmph.. TtMnHt. SARAH BONDURANT BERNHARD S r«h graduated from V H. S in 1929. She won many honor dunce her vest in Wish School Wa circled to the X. H. S. durmu hrr fifth 'rnn. Did outuandinc work in an tnil wo the fir«i r 'l front WtjodU� t to rrmtr an art •thrdjt.hu to Krwromk Itom which collcttc � hc graduated in I9JJ. Sunned two year. at the Art Student l.raisnr In New kork It at pment a Ditj.lay dottfiter and artitt with 1, Btmhetgrr A Co. Newark. N. the fourth Ixrcot More in the world I'm the tan five yraV ha apccial lied in children' fa h-ot� «. flat dotie (rre lauer v .,tl for Ip-ver Ueothert tl.ua), Dimitry and Constructional Duplay . Married Arthur Kvdrr of I.a.t Orange in 1939. NEWTON SKELTON New ton graduated front W H S. In 192$. He married F.liwr Hairttun (SO) a V If. S ijr.nlu.iir Hr grad uated from L’niver it) of Alabama: R.S. and MS in Mining KfliKnovr-intr. Tan Beta Pi. Omieron Delta Kappa, t'.iunma Surma Fptilnn (Chetn. Hoaonre). On Beta Mil I Scientific). Phi lita Siam . Honor Committee. Fellow in Oeolofty and Mhirralov. Fellow in Phttfc . Ro trardi Fellow. I S. Bureau ol Mine. From | M5MH lie wa� .i Min •UK Engineer. Ccrro de Pa� co C i|'-t-cr Corporation Carre dr Pa co. Peru. Smith America So now Sale l.riKtnrcr. American Ca� t Iron Pipe Co. non king Bob write that he graduated from Dear old Wood lawn High m I'Mtl )� c attended Howard for two year and then worked at varh'ut thin ! for two vent-I9.W found him in VVaaliintioti I) C where 1 • at tended George Washington l'ni et ity. ur.id i.tiin; m PM and pit� ing Bar in District i Cohrnihl.i H. worked for the Government while attrtidini tin- I'm verjthy. Sinre M3 hr ha Iwen with the I S l -parti went ol Jwtirr. l.oeatrd in San Fearni- •- She wa the rhm arti.r Graduated Jov Hearn uradualrd from V l| S in JWi ,« , .nunutea frtjtn II Sofdne Newcomb Memorial College of I'uL.n. I'uucf.n in IMS. I mairb.t h. Dartd Baer, hdttoe of the Cnhiinhu Citizen M„ i Fa.h.on lidiuw of tliat paper and In the part four year ha covered the tlncc h olm, noth) la.hion eapHol . Caliiornh Pan , and New orb. She had a n.o.t MR.diieanl .to . o| hi k. a he wa .... the � |� t at the Um Pan •■pemnp and in I WO at tin fii.l New Voclr opening. UJ H S broadcasting the ttfoodlog T. D. (TOMMY) JOHNSON, JR. After three year nt Wood lawn. Tommy entered Exeter Academy from which he w-a grad-uated in 1936. He then enrolled at Princeton and received hi degree in 1940. He i� at present a chemical engineer with the Explosive Division ol E 1 DuPont de Nemours, Wilmington. Delaware. JOHN MIGLIONICO The data on John has been lost but from memory- I can «tate he graduated from V. II. S. and Howard College with honor and entered Johns Hopkins Mcdis.il from which lie received hl« M D. degree. Hr i now doing hi internship in surgery in a big hospital in Cleveland, Ohio. We ore � o proud to count him as one of our . JOE VINCENT Joe completed his work at Woodlawn in I9JI. then went to Auburn where be received a 8.S. degree in chemical engineering in !9Jo In 103$. he received his M A. degree in physiological chemistry at Ohio State University. and two years later he earned hu Ph.D. in the same subject there. Joe's honors include: membership in Tau Beta Pi. Sigma Xi. Phi Lambda Epsilon, and Gamma Alpha. nc idr all of these honor , he is married. HUGH WESLEY ELLIS Graduated from Woodlawn in 192 , Hugh entered Auburn and received hi B.S degree in archrtect.irr in 1932. Hi honor include member K. A. and O. D. K fraternities. Scabbard and Blade, and editor-in-chief of Glomerata 1931 He taught mathematics and art in Jefferson County for two years, and then for two more year wa� commercial designer for the Birmingham Electric Co. At present he i in the architectural department of Equitable Life Insurance Co, Charlotte. N. C. KENNETH GORDON MACDONALD With a diploma from V. H. S. in 1932. Kenneth entered Washing ton and Lee University from which he was graduated in 1934. Then came a doctor's degree in 19-10 from Cornell University Medical Col lege. He is a member of Phi Beta Kappa. Alpha Omega Alpha. Pi Kappa Alpha. Phi Chi. and Gamma Tint At present be is an intern on the Staff of Lenox Hill Hospital, New York City where he will remain until 1943. IXKZ HU XT M! � Hunt graduated frmn W. II 1? In 1932. She I a radio niant t. organic. vneali.t, and commentator for eight year over tatmn WRRC, WAI’I. WSON Stic t« the official pianim lor tl� c yearly Nit Birmingham contc� t� . Wj. the South' only representative (or Min Radio lirhj In Jtsdl jn Sooarc Garden. (1935). THERON SISSOX Thereon graduated from W. H. S. in January 1935 He attended Rimting ham-Southern Not he t� a Naval Cadet stationed at Ctuuatanama. CuUa am ha the rank of Rn tun A. E. DODD ALUMNI TEACHERS A L graduated front V. H. S. with honor in 1938 He attended Birmingham-Southern for one tetm and Nuhnrtt lor lyvo year , lie received the Freshman Chemical IVize (or � cholat� htj in Chemical Kt'uineertnji. (Auburn). 1 a member of Tau Bet.t ! i and I'hl Lambda Gp� ilon. September 1910 he entered the L‘ S. Natal cadcn� at nnapoh WILLIAM SIX DO Bill Sindo i� onr ot V H S � ooUtandmg graduate Hr i. a llyrr in the Pan American Airway , home field ia Uim, 1'ciu ROBERT AXSLEV Robert An le « graduated from Woudlawn High in 1930. Ill prrwnt, o� k U with thr National Youth Admin U Ira t km ami lie i known a a Pcraoaitel Officer. NINA MIGUOXIO) Mi Micltonko graduated from W. II S in May I9.W She va« the cla Nina Mislionlco wa graduated from Howard College with an A n with Honor in I9.U ami from thr Unl rr� it of Alabama l. w School with an 1.I..B. in lOJo She i� in the active practice of law in Btrtiiinghniii. pcnati iuR in do-ine� tic relation , prolate work. 4ml Ut eoniulunl Site i« ti� � l peerident of the Itirnimgluui Council of Woittrii l-awyrr . and prr idrnt (I940-1WI) of tltc Alabama Women Ijiwjcm Anociatnin John graduated Ittwn V II. S in 19JJ He hold degree Iron Alahama Polytechnic liimtote. Untvmity Illiuoi ami the I'nntoity of i� con |n. Hu occupation i EconontiH in tin Alabama Exto� km her « . Auburn. Alabama VIRGIN! HIGGINS inu Rraduatrd from W If S -n 19.10 She entered Faulkner Ho fhta la aehu ett� Iron win. Ii h« piul hr graduated a a nurje in 1931 , , .....V .........I”--. -Mt KtdtiiMirii M nutin •d her hand at private duty and I'utihc Health � .rfW and w.me ln ti In l«W| Virginia became Supcn-iuw at Jcifcoon lluipiul Con HENRY II. HOWELL Wa (eradiated from W II in I9il and I root Uiraiinjc-ham-Souii..-rii College in IWS. Hr w-wkrd Inr two year � m Birmingham Pott and with A C la-UK Packing Co. I work, in it now on hi M-S degree in Wild file management at Auburn Doc work in ParaMtoWv. Employed in thr Agricultural Experiment Station' Farm 1'ond Project. to lind out how many aquatic bottom orgaui iu arc in the pond that ran � rvc a food foe fi� h GEORGE HILDRETH George is a graduate of W. H. S. and of Auburn. I c is the son of our Mrs. Hildreth 14c Uught school for two years. Is now a Lieutenant in the I . S. Army. FLOYD BISCHOFF Graduated from Commercial dept, of Woodlawn High in 1930. He says he has lost but two days work since he left Woodlawn and has travelled all over the Southern States. He married Alice Hartney V II S graduate and they have two boys and two girls in age from five to a wee baby. He is owner of the Dixie Vault works. J MATILDA NADORS JA KES Mat'lda graduated from V II. S in 1924. She was vice president oi her class. Held many honors during her stay at Woodlawn. Was the first president of Althcan. She graduated in 19J7 from the Kellogg School of Physical Education. Hattie Creek. Michigan and taught for two years in the Birmingham Public Schools. Is now cmplovcd as clerk in the bookkeeping dept, of the Birmingham l-.lectric Co. j CARMEN ODEN Graduated front W. II. S. June P 26. She is now Mrs. Louie Burnett and has a son twelve year- old, She is winking as assi-tant manager and model tor Madame Evelyn Exclusive mill!-nery. She has also been one of Madame-- designers for nine years. Her preliminary art train-ir.g m design anti colm was gotten at W H S. Dr. Gordon Hankins is practicing medicine with the T. C. I. Hospital. Fairfield. He is of the Class of '27, a graduate of Howard College. University of Alabama, and Tulane. He served his internship with the T. C. I., and Cleveland Clinic. Melvin Hicks of Class of '32 is Auditor and Credit Mgr., of the Birmingham Branch of the Sherwin-Williams Paint Company. Warren Fulton Abercrombie of ’28 is a professor at Howard College. Mrs. Russell D. Miller (Beulah Poore ’28) is secretary to Birmingham Baptist Sunday School Association embracing 104 churches in Birmingham and Bessemer District. Was seven years executive secretary to County Commission, during which time was elected Birmingham's most efficient business woman by Birmingham Post. B'ham Business and Professional Women’s Club and Columbia Studios. New York City. N. Y. Has held the position of President, first vice-president. or recording secretary of the Wood-lawn High School Alumni Association for the past eleven years. Conrad Jarrell of '28 has an excellent appointment under Frank Dixon in Montgomery. He is first assistant to Adj. Gen. Ben M. Smith. At the time of his appointment he was Pres, of the Alumni Association. Bob (Robert L.) Sims is Executive Secretary to Jimmy Morgan, City Commissioner. Though Mr. Sims only attended Woodlawn High he has an outstanding position. He is a past president of the Alumni Association. Ed Nunncllcy graduated from Howard College and is now one of the highest paid salesmen with Firestone. He is a past president of the Alumni Association. David Griffin of '25. after graduating front Woodlawn High School attended the University of Alabama. He has for the past few years been doing research work with a galvanizing concern in Tarrant City. David. 1 understand has cither anplied or already received patents on his work., His address is 219 North 89th Street. Phone 9-4782. He is a past president of the Alumni Association. Katherine Oliver, secretary to_ the Kiwanis Club. Tutwiler has had a number of Civic honors bestowed upon her. She is a past president of the Alumni Association. Tony Giorlando has been going up-up-up in the Army. He is said to be in Fort Knox, Ky„ and may soon be a Captain, if his Commission has not already been handed down. Jack Massingale graduated from Washington and Lee with highest honors. (Member of Phi Betta Kappa) and from Cambridge with Ph.D. Degree. His address is 3177 Alstync Blyd., Wyandotte. Michigan. He is doing Chemical research work. Mrs. Virginia Poore Caldwell. 1924. McKclvcy-Coats Furniture Company Credit Department, has child in High School. Mrs. Evalee Summers James, Summers Transportation Company. 2 children 10 and 12. Mrs. Venice Dawsey Atkinson, 1933. a Secretary in the office of the Park and Recreation Board; son, Warren, is one of the Dixie Choir Boys now on Southern Tour in Florida. Mary Bennett, 1929, Publicity Director and Secretary to Mr. Thad Holt. President Radio Station WAPI. Adelle Garrett, 1928. Secretary to Mr. James Mills, Editor Birmingham Post. Kirby Smith, 1929, and Lyle Johnson 1930 are F. B. I. men. Elise Hairston (Mrs. R. W.) Shelton. 1936, young daughter, named for her father Bobbie her. Katharecn Livingston is Mrs. Edwin Booth Burch and lives in Los Angeles. California. 1933. Ensign Win. Thcron Sisson. 1935. is a Naval Cadet stationed at Gaunatanamo, Cuba. Mildred Wilkinson, 1935, Howard '39 is Community Center Director in charge of Willow Wood Recreation Center. Park and Recreation Board. Sylvia Sisson (Mrs. Vance) Johnston, 1928. son’, David, will soon be three years old. Their home is at Hopewell, New Jersey. Joseph A. Milner, 1930. Trust Department of the First National Bank of Birmingham. William W. C x. 1928, Credit Department First National Bank of Birmingham. At Woodlawn he played on football team and was manager basketball team; member Sportsmanship Committee. George Eugene Broyles. Jr.. 1929. is Assistant Scout Executive, Birmingham Council, Boy Scouts of America. Oren C. Smith, 1937, has his own insurance business. OREN C. SMITH INSURANCE AGENCY, in the Farley Building. He attended Birmingham-Southern College 1937-8-9. Leronzo Reeves is a Junior at the University of Alabama. Attended Howard College 2 yrs. (Did not graduate Woodlawn, attended one yr., moved to Cullman where he graduated). Wm. J. Sir.do. 1927. graduated API. Auburn, as Cadet Colonel in ROTC. Training at Ran-dolph Field. Spent one year in the regular Army is Lieut, in the Flying Corps in the Canal Zone. Now a pilot for the Pan American Airways, flying out of Lima, Peru. Married a New Yorker, has two children, a boy and a girl. Adelle Adams (Mrs. John E.) Craig, 1930, anti her husband John E. Craig. 1931. who is with Moore-Handley Hardware Company as a Printer; have three children—John Earl. 10, Catherine, 8 and Mary Nell 7. Ralph Trcecc Bowlin. 1937, is a clerk with Consumers Ice Company. His leadership has been outstanding in his community in civic and church life. He is President Gate City Athletic Club, Teacher. Joyful Servants Class of intermediate hoys, etc. The Godwin Twins, 1930—Mildred Godwin (Mrs. Arthur D.) Broom is a stenographer for Lange-Simpson-Brantley and Robinson. Attorneys, Frank Nelson Building. Margaret Godwin is a reporter for Merchants Credit Association. Both Mildred and Margaret attended Howard College two years. Caroline Puckett (Mrs. John C.) McCunc. 1930. has two fine sons, Johnnie 4. and Ralph. 2. Mr. McCunc is a reporter for the Birmingham Age Herald. Mary Puckett is Mrs. Robert J. Tucker, Jr. Laura Thomson, W. H. S. ’33. B'ham-So. for three years. For past four years clerk in auditing dept, of T. C. I. Virgil Thomson is Laura’s brother and a graduate from W. H. S. Plays the violin and is cashier at Wilson Packing Co. Frank Ellis, graduated from Woodlawn June 30. He was one of our athletes. Got his B.5. Auburn in '38. Is employed T. C I as an industrial engineer. Kappa Alpha. ODK and Capt. of Scabbard and Blade. Lt Crawford Howell Dawsev. V. H. S. 1935. Auburn '39. Scabbard and Blade. Is now attending Field Artillery School, Fort Sill. Oklahoma. Ovvarean Dawsey Morris (Mrs. Joe) lives at Shutcr, Alabama, and has charge of Music Dept, in the S. H. S. A son Joe six years old is her joy. Emily Ruchi graduated in 1929. Is Mrs. Paul Aldrich and has an adorable little boy and they live in their own home. Ernest Ruchi is Emily’s brother and he still plays the organ in St. Andrew's Church. His profession is plumbing. He is married and lias a threo year old daughter. Kathryn Oliver. 1927. Former President Alumni Assn . is Executive Secretary Birmingham Kiwanis Club. Margaret Oliver Simpson, 1923. is Executive Secretary Exchange Club. Her daughter Anin is eight years old. Jack MeSpadden. 1923, is Agency Director of the Liberty National Life Insurance Co. Mrs. Floy Boyd Seals, 1923, is Associate Society Editor. Birmingham Post. Her son, Robert Cloud, is eight vears old. Huey Pearson Adams. 1930. daughter; Dorothy Anne, is nine months old. Her husband is Dr. M. S. Adams. TCI Hospital Staff. Pauline Echols. 1939. Public Health Nurse. City Health Department. Graduate of West End Baptist Hospital. Frances Bennett, 1928. Public Health Nurse. State of Alabama, Graduate West End Baptist Hospital. Lois Wildsmith. 1933, Public Health Nurse, City Health Department. Graduate South Highlands Infirmary. Claude Smeraglia. 1926. Pharmacist. Fadcly s 62nd Street Drug Store. L. W. Faddy, 1935, Detail Man traveling for Sharpe Dohme. Drug Manufacturers. Graduated Howard College 1939. Martha Huggins (Mrs. Gilmore) Pugh, W, H. S. 1933. Lee Goff (Mrs. Charles Adams) Hall. 1930. lives in Cleveland. Ohio Her sou. Jerry, is three years old. Irene Wilkinson (Mrs. J. J.) Pate. I92S. is proprietor of the Langston-Pate Florist Shop. She won the loving cup for The Most Artistic Design at the State Florist Convention. 1940. Hazel Levcille (Mrs. Fred) Putman, 192V. graduated Howard College 1931—t Entre Nuu-Staff, CrintMon Staff, member Allied Arts Club.) She is a member of the faculty at Emma Sanson High School. Gadsden. Alabama. Edith Higgins. 1927. who va� with the DP N for a number of years is Mis. George H. Crook and lives in Woodlawn. She is a graduate of William Mary. Virginia, 1931 Class. Anna Southard (Mr . Ernest II.) Abernathy, 1929, has two children. Ernest 8. Edith 6. They arc proprietors of the A hemal In Furniture Company. Edith Southard (Mrs. Thomas) Collins. 1924. graduated at Howard College, 1927 helot e shc was 18 and had her Masters Degree at Cornell University, Ithaca. New York, 1929. before she was 21. She was a member of the Woodlawn High School Faculty before she wa married to Dr. Collins of Scott-McQuiddy 1 nou) turn the microphone ooer to Uganda Opanchqk Sergt Fiank A. Wilkinson. Jr.. 1932. Attorney, was called to service in the draft and is in the Finance Division, Camp Blandiug, Florida. He is a graduate of Birmingham-Southern College and the Birmingham School of Law Virginia Eagles. 1932 Auditorium Teacher. Avondale, was graduated Howard College 193 One Year's work at Northwestern and two sum-mers at the University of North Carolina. Elsie Word (Mrs. J. Ed.) Traweek. has two children, a son Kenneth Edward. 11. and a daughter, Joyce. 8. Mrs. Traweek is Cub Mother of Den 3, Pack 307. BSA. (Site did not graduate. married in seventh semester). Robert A. Allen, 1932, is proprietor of the R. A. Allen Furniture Company. Completed his education at the University of Alabama and Howard Collrge where he graduated in 1930. R. A. Allen, Jr., is twenty months old. Elgie Dean Westbrook (Mrs. D. N.) Horning. 1927. travels over the Southern States with Iter husband who is Auditor for the Pan American Petroleum Company-, Inc. She has retained Iter lyric soprano voice. Katharccn Livingston (Mrs E. Booth) Burch. 1933. attended Howard College and was graduated University of Alabama. 1937 where .she also did graduate work. She and her husband live at 2301 West Boulevard. Lo Angeles, California Sarah Hargrove (.Mrs. John Edwin) Kush. 1926. graduated Howard College 1930. She ba been organist Woodlawn Baptist Church for twelve years. They have two children, a son John Edwin. Jr., 3J--, and a daughter. Leta Harriet. 15 months. Sara Cunningham (Mrs. A. Yancey) Bowie, 1925. graduated Howard College with honors in Latin. 1929. where she was President Chi Delta Phi; member Hypatia; Sigma Sigma Kappa: Pi Kappa Tati: Associate Editor Entre Notts; on Crimson Staif: winner of the Latin Watch; Pro-idcttl Women's Student Government: Allied rt-Club. Taught Woodlawn High School 1930 Did graduate work at Columbia and Howard, Their daughter. Lily Jean is nine years old. Lillian Cunningham. 1930. graduated Howard College 1934 where she was member Bela Pi Plicta; Pi Kappa Tan: Allied Acts Club; Kappa Delta Pi; Howard Masquers—Did graduate work at Columbia. Teaches at Cunningham. (Pan Hellenic). ID H S broadcasting the IDoodloq PEN INK CLUB Sponsor—Miss Farnham Florine Luker, President; Frances Word, Sue Cristv, Tatler Representative; Vice-President; J. W. Brown, 2nd Vice- Belsher, Clifton Baker, Charlotte FVesident; Jo Currie, Secretary-treasurer; Janie West. WOULLOG STAFF Margaret Weems, Sponsors—Mr. Gray Wanda Opanchyk, I£ditor-in-chief: Betty Britton, Elizabeth Bucttiker, Mabel Canfield, John Carr, Sara Chisholm. Sue Cristy, Jo Currie, Billy Goodman, Madge Griffin, Nancy and Miss Farnham Hays. Mary Virginia Hull, Graham McLeod, Briggs Phillips, Neil Shepherd, Elizabeth Stewart, Dorothy Turner, T. A. Williams. TATLER STAFF Sponsor—Ms. How it Betty Davis, Editor-in-chief; Graham McLeod, Associate Editor; Carolyn Alley. Tal-madge Amberson. Mildred Bennett, Bessie Carson. Jimmy Cooper. Putty Deems, Doris Earnest. Darlene Franklin, Barbara Gonipcm, I .©is Jayne Harrison. Nancy Hays, Talmage Holland, Norma Johnson, Beatrice Knight, Jacqueline Meeks, Martha Miller. Carolyn Mun lt. Wanda Opanchyk. Ira Patton. Billy Rogers, Gienna Sherrer. Alice Soutltard. Mary Lou Vann, T. A. Williams, and Mary Addle Wilson. Man Modelled in day by Dick Courtney in Art Department of Y oodlawn High School ALMA MATER Alma Mater, lDoodlawn High, IDe will love thee more each year Always in our memories. IJou will be reflected clear. Long shall liue our Alma Mater. Mighty leader of her peersl IPhile our loue and reverence Ever deepens with the years. So. farewell, our Alma Materl May thy name and loue, we pray, Be foreuer pure and stainless. Leading others on their way. ITlary Louise Bond, Class Poet ?u .6f?0UJrv I I CITV fQDTQALC CUAMPloois I94i A. ' ) Po || SP0PT5P1W 1 TQOPUV SCUOLMSUiP MUH?0 IS QIUSN TO AW VCV JAtfG MUQPUV JUNE 'AO BV £(.K5 W55 WI(Xm! rCDTmi dPttyVET (__- O'—D 5O-J0DL 101 5E55IO0 0£C£Cne£l? 30,31,19 J WCWf?V 2,3, y4c C ° —O aiaDotd(i v ui GRADUATES A5A L. 0000 MLUM CQTNa 0VTB? (UW4POUS 0(M OUf? WAV' CCS ?) jGMCIDm • i I tha AWGQICM LAN05CAPC UJQDDLAUJOI Ul BAND JiJ ALPHA and OITIEQA First Freshman Auditorium January Class 1941 Eurl Dudleij. tTIr Hendrix. tRr Donald Comer, tttcmbei oj School Board IP: Edwin Kush GIRLS SPORTS There arc a great many sports for girls at Woodlawn. The two main divisions of these sports arc the fall sports, including basketball, soccer, and field ball; and the spring sports, consisting of volleyball, softball, tennis, track, badminton, shuftleboard, horseshoes, tabic tennis, and bowling. The physical education classes hold intramural tournaments after school in the three most popular sports, basketball, volleyball, and softball. With the exception of the Girls Letter Club, only girls in the physical education classes may participate in the tournaments. To make the team, a girl must practice at least six times in class, Ik able to play reasonably well and understand the rules of the game. Tlie basketball tournament this year was won by the freshman team, and the Girls Letter Club won the volleyball tournament. No report � s available on the softball tour- nament as it has not yet been played. All girls who have earned their gym letter arc eligible for membership in the Girls Letter Club. Points toward the letter are awarded for participating in various activities; a girl must get eight hundred of these points to receive her letter. In the Girls Letter Club the girls learn to officiate in the tournaments, and to assist Miss Ewing in various ways in her gym classes. The highest honor a girl can obtain in the athletic field is membership in the Olympian Honor Society. Members of this society are appointed by Miss Ewing. They serve by officiating in the tournaments, assisting Miss Ewing with the attendance and physical cf-ficiency records, taking charge of the equipment. and coaching the sports. After a semester of outstanding service the members are awarded large letters. —Betty Britton Correction: There are lux errors in memorabilia. Bob ITlcDavid also serued two successive terms, and IDillard Sharp was our second girl president of student bodvj. ALOHA Nou? me have presented the IDoodloq 1940-41. The Project has qiven us much satis|action, and we hope has been of interest to all. Before siqninq off. we should like to suqqest that each alumni class leave a ivritten record of itself at IDoodlawn As ijou know we have presented some of IDcodlawn former qraduates as their life stories haue come to the hands of the editors. IJou have seen those famous as adminstrator. scientist, actors, and business people To the countless who are carrinq on as home makers, the backbone of our nation, we send qreetinqs and congratulations and wish me could have mentioned them all tUith best wishes and sincere appreciation to all instrumental in the work for the IDoodloq. this is station ID. H S. siqninq off Ifour announcer has been IDanda Opanchgk. Compliments of FLORAL PARK BAKERIES Compliments o) FADELY DRUG STORES Hardware Paints Screen Wire Doors WOODLAWN HARDWARE STORE 5522-lsl. Ave. N. We Deliver Phone 9-3865 ROOFING—APPLIED AND GUARANTEED Liberal I erms . . . Estimates Without Obligation SHINGLES. PAINT BRICK SIDING We Give Liberal Terms FIRST AVENUE ROOFING COMPANY Phone 9-3674 6501 First Ave., So. WE ARE GLAD To Have Had A Part in GIVING YOU GOOD HEALTH SOUTHERN DAIRIES Compliments of W. C. VICE V M cS F Compliments of HILL GROCERY COMPANY EVERY THING FOR EVERY SPORT WIMBERLY b THOMAS HARDWARE CO. 2011 First Avenue. North WooD'Fruitticher Grocery Co. WHOLESALE. GROCERS Our VERY BEST Sine? the founding of WISHES for the entire student body of the Woodlawn High School our company in JQ27 we have enjoyed the pleasure of serving ICE CREAM COMPANY your,unch - room Compliments of HAMILTON ROBINSON DISTRIBUTORS OF NUCOA ( •wif'lim,lit.' oj CITY PAPER COMPANY COOKIES CAKES PIES For All Occasions Stationers For Your Senior Class Wedding Invitations Dance Bids Calling Cards I elephone Christmas Cards Business Cards Business Letterheads 3-9570 BIRMINGHAM ENGRAVING CO.. Inc. 2104-6 Fifth Avenue, North crnsjt from Rrcimont Hotel FRATERNITY. COLLEGE and CLASS JEWELRY Commencement Announcements Invitations Diplomas Official Jewelers to Woodlawn High School L. C. BALFOUR COMPANY MumifActurinx Jewelers and Stationers • ATTLEBORO. MASS. Local Address: 108 1-2 No. 22 Street. 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