Woodlawn High School - Woodlog Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1942 volume:

Autographs PRESENTS THE ITIR TIOBLE B. HEUDRIX THE WOODLOG Will EE TELLING THROUGH THE YEARS THE STORY OF A GREAT SENIOR CLASS WHOSE ACHIEVE MEN TO DE SERVED HIGH PRAISE AND CO AAENDATION THE .SENIOR CLASS DEDICATES THIS ANNUAL TO MR.M.R GRAY OUR FRIEND AND EACHER Mih Armirrong Mm Antley Mr. Bacon Mi � Barker Mm Barnard Mr. RUme M«« Blewctt Mr. Bowie Mr. C. Brown Mr L Brown Mr. Carter Mi A. Chapman Mim E. Chapmun Mb Cobb Mm� Cowen Mt« D-'aren Mr. DcShato Mi � Dickey M i%� Dorroli Mitt Dowling Mitt Edmond Min Ewing Mitt Faroham Mr. Fullington Mi« Furr Mr. Gammon Mr- Garten Mr. Gratton Mn Dean Mim Fiannori Mn. Harmon Mr. Helm Mr . Hill Mr Holland Mim Johnaon Mia Johntton Mia Kelly Mr� Krnmngton Mr. Lancy Miu I-orb Mi� l-otipoch Mn. Long M a Malone Mr . Mantfield-Jnnet M � t MePheron Mian Moon Mn Moore Mia Morgan Mia Ntbort Mr. Nolen Mm Ogden Mia Ordwiy M«m Pomeroy Miu Rou Mr Ruth Meu Sadler Mr Simmoru Mr Smith Mtu Smith Miu Smdow Mitt Stead ham Mr. Timmona Mn. Tomlinton Mb Upton Miu Vemon Mr. We« Mr. Whetttono Mr. Youngblood Mn. Gunter FACULTY mv iwbu ci?oom B£fTV,ni GORDON ANDERSON: Band ’J8; Model Club ' • '40; Seoul Club T9. '40; Sec. Print Club ’41. Ambition lo filtered in each tatk MARY MOZBLLE ANDERSON: V-Pre . Vettalian Club 41; Apollo Club T9. ’40; Dramatic Club IS, T9; Glee Club ‘41; Tntltr Stall 41; HooJIof Stall 41; Chrittmat Fettival ’J9 ’41, In Old Vienna '40, Evening o 1 Mutic' ‘40, Fal� e Fernando '19; Mar (bal '59- Ambition: To live and learo. SAM ARTHUR: 'W Club ll-'4l; Football TS-'41; Pre . S. R TS; Cant. Football '41. CHARLES ASKEW: Pre.. S. R. 39; Mar.hal 18 19; Scaleybark Football and Batketball '58, -J9. Ambition. To accompliih everything 1 act out to do. LORRAINE BAKER: Sec Promethean Club '40. Pret ’41, 42; Sec. Seoior Clan ’42; Fall Claat Editor of H'oodloj ’42; Student Council '41; Sec. S. R '41; V.-Pre . S. R. Ti-'40. Ambition: To have a barrel 1 fun. FRANCES EDNA BALDWIN: Dramatic Club 18. 19; Red Cro� Club '41; Martha! '40, ’41. Ambition: To write a novel. BEATRICE K- BANNISTER: Marthal 'll, 19; “Taming ol the Shrew’’ ’19, On Our Way '41, The American Way '41, Radio Play '39; Tntltr Rep, '19; Vice Pret. 40. Set '40, Treat. '18, and Pret. '41 of S. R ; Sec. Sporrtmanthip Committer '41; Thalian Dramatic Club '18 41; National Honor Society ’41; Senior Clan Hittorian ’42. HOMER BOYD BARNARD. IR.: Matque and Gavel Honor Society; Dramatic Club; “On Our Way . The American Way . Ambition: To go to college after the war. WALTER DAVID BARNES: Pre S. R. 18, Set 17. V-Pre . S. R. T9. Ambition: To tee everything there it to be teen. LOIS MARJORIE BELES: Marthal 17; Sec.. V-Pre S. R. ‘18; Treat Girlt Reterve ‘17. Ambition: To be liked by everyone. WARREN JACOB BOWLES Pret. Seoior Clatt '42; Council Rep. Uthert and Hi-Y '41; Sportsmanship Service Squad; Euclidean Honor Society, ’40-'42. V-Pret. National Hooor Society, Matque and Gavel Honor Society. Omicron Delta Honor Society; “Taming of the Shrew. American Landtcape, “On Our Way, The American Way, Ship Forever Sailing, Radio Program . Ambition: To be a writer. INDIA BOW RON: Apollo Club '18 -41, Red Croat Club '41, Glee Club '41; Chrittmat Fettival '18-’41; In Old Vienna, Operettat '40. '41, Radio Program ‘41. Ambition: I want to be a nurte that 1 may terve God. ray country, and my family. MARIAN JOYCE BROWN: Glee Club T9-'41. Pret. Glee Club '41, Apollo Club ’Jl-'41, Toll ft Rep. Apollo Club '40; Mutic Fettival T9, Chrittmat Fettival '40, 41; “In Old Vienna '40. “On Our Way 41; Marthal T9- 41, Marthal Capt. '41; Senior Clatt VocaliaL Ambition: To be a concert tinger. LILLIAN BRUHY: Pret. National Honor Society '41; Pret. S. R. T8, T9, '40; Pret Athenean Literary So ciciy '41, Sec. Athenean '40, '41; Euclidean Honor Society; Mutic Fettival '19. Ambition: To make a tuccett of tucceeding. MARGARET ALLEN BURGIN: Marthal Tl'4l; Girlt Glee Club '40, '41; Mutic Fettival in Tutea-loota '41, Chrittmat Mutic Fettival T9. '40; “On Our Way, '41; variout S. R. office . Ambition: To travel. GORDON EDGAR BURTON: Tntltr Rep. S. R; Member of winning R. O. T. C. Drill Company, Spring '41. Ambition: To make a lot of money. PAUL BYARS: Ambition: To finith high tchool and go to work. BILLYE LEWIS CARTER ELLIOT HARVEY CONWAY: Member of band and orchettra. Ambition: To be a good American. ALICE COOKE: Marthal I7-'41. Ambitiont T� blow one bubble that won't burat. WILLIAM CORNELIUS: Thalian Dramatic Club, Scout Club; “A Midtummer Night't Dream”; Martha! three temettert. Marthal cant, two temetter . Ambition: To be a tucceatful butinrttman, a patriotic citiien, aod a good neighbor. CECIL GRIFFITH CULVERHOUSE: National Honor Society; Treat., Euclidean lloitor Society; Tm-Ur Rep., Marthal '1B-'41, Aut. Head Marthal ’41, Head Marthal '40; Cavaliert Club, V-Pret. and Tntltr Rep.; Chrittmat Mutic Fettival T9 ’41, Spring Mutic Fettival T9; In Old Vienna , Eevning of Mutic' '40, “On Our Way . Apollo Club. Ambition: To be the bett of whatever I am. RUTH DANIEL: Marthal ’40, 41 Girlt Rctervet Club. Ambition: To ilwayt be tboughtful of othert. MARY ALICE DEDMAN: Ambition: To become a nurte. CAROLYN ELIZABETH DILLON: Pret. Girlt’ Letter Club '41; Sec. Olympian Honor ..Society '41: Marthal T8. T9. Marthal Capt. 19 ’41 ; Awarded two tchool letter Ambition: To travel and tee the world. JOY DOOLEY: Sec S. R 41; Home Economic Club '41, Girlt’ Letter Club T9, ‘40. Girlt’ Reterve T8; Marthal 'IS. Ambition: To build a itairway to the ttara NEIL DUBOSE: Ambition: To have bappinett and then thtd it. ANNIE PEARL DUDLEY: Chrittmat FeMival T9. '40, Evening of Mutic '41. Ambition: To be true to other at well a to mytelf. IMOGENS DUMAS: Pret. S. R ’40. ’41, Euclidean Honor Society ’40, '41. Ambition: My greatrtt detite it to develop in mytelf a character worthy enough to be called a good citiien and a per ton that it a true friend DOROTHY ESTES: Ambition: To tep around a bit. ANNIE WILMA EUBANKS: Thalian Dramatic Club 'It-'42, Martha! T8. T9, On Our Way 41. The American Way '41. Matque and Gavel Honor Society '41, National Honor ScHtiety '41. Ambition: To ttrive, to teek. to find, and not to yield. CHARLOTTE CECILE FOSTER: Pret. S. R ’IS. '41; V-Pret S. R. ’41 Marthal; A Midtummer Night't Dream T9, ‘On Our Way 41; Matque and Gavel Honor Society ‘It, Omicron Delta Honor Society '41, Thalian Dramatic Club, Chrittmat Play 40. Ambition: To love and be loved. W. H. FULGHAM: Ambition: To fly an airplane for Uncle Sam. WINNIE MAE FULLERTON: Glee Club T8-'4I. Treat.,'41, Mutic Fettival T7, '40, Chrittmat Fettival T9- '41, Promethean Club '41, Sec. S. R. T9, ’40, Marthal T7-'40, Evening of Mutic” T8-'4I, lo Old Vienna T9, “On Our Way ‘41. Ambition: To make my friendt happy. NORMAN FOSTER GILBERT: Twice Sec.-Treaa. Model Club. Ambition: Aircraft mechanic. RALPH MARION GLIDEWF.LL: Band II-42. Band Honor Society T9-'42, Euclidean Honor Socictv '40,- 42. Uthert-Hi-Y dub '41, '42, Alabama Mutic Festival '41. CHARLES EDWARD GRAY: Col. R O. T. C. 1941 Rifle Team. Pre . Rifle Club. Capt. winning Competitive Drill Tram. Marthal five temettert, Tntltr Rep. three temettert; V-Pret. of S. R. one temetter. Ambition: To be Chief of Staff. U. S. Array. JESSE J. GREGG. JR.: Band 'SS '41. ELAINE HAMMETT: Pre . Sec., Treat. $. R.; Martha). JAMES THORNTON HAMRICK: National Honor Society, Euclidean Honor Society, Uthert-Hi-Y Club, Vitual Aid Club, Tntltr Staff. Ambition: Inventor. MARTHA HARDIN: Pret. S. R. IS. Sec. Aglaia Literary Society. P. H. S.; Pre . Hittory Clatt T8-'41; Banker in $. R. T9; Auditorium program T9. '40; Prince May Fettival '40. Ambition: To be a frieod to everyone. EVELYN CHRISTINE HENRY: Treat. S. R. '41; Marthal T9; Glee Club '40; Athenean Club. Ambition: To travel. R05ALYN HILL: Ambition: To live a life that will be a shining example for someone cite MILDRED LOVELL HOLLUMS: Marshal; Junior Red Cross Club 'St-40; Althean Literary Society '40-'41; Sec. Yreaa., Totter Representative of S. R A mbition: To love and be loved. CAROLYN HOOD: Ambitioa: To win. ANN HORTON. Sec Book-Lover. Club '41. Am-bition: To be successful in all that I do BETTY HORTON: Pre.. S. R- St -'40-'4|; -American Way '41; R O. T. C. Sponsor '40; Ausiliary Sportimaoihip Committee; Speaker ’ Bureau ’40; Dramatic Club. Ambition: To be a Mariner's wife STANLEY EDWARD HOVATTER: Pre. S. R St, 40; Band Honor Society '40, '41 Euclidean Honor Society '40, '41; Pre . Euclidean 41; Usher's Club '40, '41; Apollo Club '41; Alabama Muaic Featival ’40-'41. Ambition: To produce rou.ic America will enjoy. DORIS RUTH ISENHOWER: V-Pres. S. R. St; Marahal '1I-T9, Mar.hal Cape '40-'41; Treat. Athenian Literary Society '40. ’41, Member 'St,-’4I. Ambition: To be the beat of whatever I am. ORRIE WALKER IRWIN: Euclidean Honor Society. Dramatic Club Sl-'St; Model Club '40-'4l; Marahal 40. Ambition: To do Mmething to benefit humanity. RAYMOND JACKSON ISLEY: At Gadtden High School: Magnavoi Staff; French Club; Safety Patrol, Stunt Night; Dramatic Club; Debate Team; Speech Club. At Woodlawn; Pre . S. R. '40; Cheerleader '40-'4l; Gold and White Follie '40-'41; Print Club '40-'41; Mar.hal Cap . '40, Head Marahal '41; Athletic Committee 40-'41; Ausiliary Sport.man.hip Committee '40-'4I; Toller Stall '41; Sport. Editor tTooJIof ’42; W Day ’40 Ambition: To .ucceed early in life and retire at twenty-five. DORIS JARRETT Cheerleader TI-T9; Marshal TI-T9. CLARA RUTH JONES: Mar.hal T9-'41; Apollo Club 'II-T9; Commercial Club '41, Sec. Commercial Club '41; Ambition: To be a .tenographer. MARTHA JOHNSON: Ambition: To live the limi:. MARJORIE LUCILE KELLEY: Sec. '41, Toller Rep. ‘SI-'40 of Club. Ambition: To be head nurse in a Navy hospital. WILLIAM GORDON LANDRUM, JR.: Pre.. S. R ’S9: Mar.hal ‘S7-40, Cape '40; Photography Club ‘S7-'SI. Ambition: To be somebody. BOBBY LAWRENCE: Pre� ident S R. TI-T9; National Honor Society ’40-‘41. Ambition: To attend Georgia Tech. GERTRUDE MAYBANK LEACH: V-Pre.. S. R. 'SI: Marshal T9-'40; Apollo Club T9-’40; Junior Red Cro� � Club '41; Christmas Festival '1I-T9. Ambition: To accomplish mmething no one else can. JULIUS LINN. JR: Mar.hal '17-Tl. Ambition: To get to the top in one short, ea.y lesson. JIMMIE LYN LITTLETON: Glee Club. Apollo Club. Ambition: To win. GEORGE EDWARD LLOYD: Ambition: To get a job with the United States Government. RUBY LEE MANN: Mar.hal 'll. T9; Sec. S. R T9. Ambition: To be successful in everything I undertake. HARRY BROWN MANNING: Capt R. O. T. C., Rifle Club, Lieutenant in winning drill team; Wooi-tog Staff. Ambition: To make America proud of a native ion. FRANCES MARTIN Ambition To be the .pice in someone's life. EDWARD WILSON MAY: Euclidean Honor Society '40-'42; Scout Club 'S9, '40; Chaplin of Ushers; Hi-Y Club '41, '42; Student Court '40, '41; $. R Offices 'S9- 41. Ambition: To be happy. SAM P. McCLURKIN: Pres and V-Pres. S. R; Scout Club: W‘ Club; Football T9-'41. Ambition: To be an electrical engineer. MARJORIE McQUEEN: Treas. Senior Class '40; Red Cross Club '41; Commercial Club '40. MARGARET MILLSAP: Ambition: To earn a lot of money and travel around the world. WALLACE MONTGOMERY: Pres, and V-Pres. Warblers Club. V-Pre . Cavaliers Club, Pres, aod V-Pre. Apollo Club; Warblers' Miostrel '40. 41; Pres, and'V-Pres. S. R.; “On Our Way '41. Ambition: To be successful in everything I attempt. THELMA INEZ MOON: Toller Rep. 'SS-'4I; Sec. S. R.; Junior Red Cross Club It, 19, Thalian Club ’40. Science Club '41. Ambition: To be the best I can in all the way. that I can. HI! DA COLEEN MOORE: V-Pres S. R '5 . Sec 19, V-Pre. 19. Sec '40. Treas. '41; V-Pres. Com-patriot. Club '19, Sec. '40. Ambition: To be successful in life. KATHERINE MOTZKUS: Pre.- '40. Sec. 19. Trees, 'll, of S. R ; Toller Rep. Photography Club '19; Treas. Commercial Club T9; National Honor Society '40. '41. Ambition: To make others happy. MARY JANE MULLEN: Masque and Gavel Honor Society '41, Omicroo Delta Honor Society '41, Sec Euclidean Honor Society '41, Sec Natiooal Honor Society '41; Sec. Student Body '41; Historian of Senior Cta.t; Sec Thalian Dramatic Club; Glee Cluh '41; Gold and White Follie. 59, '40; Pres, V-Pre -. Sec. S- R.; “A Midsummer Night's Dream” T9. “On Our Way” '41. “The American Way '41, False Fernando' T9. In Old Vienna '40. Ambition iTo find a way where there's a will. CAROLYN MUNDT: Marshal 'll; Thalian Dra- marie Club 'll. '19; Toiler Staff 40, '41; Toiler Rep, V-Pres.. Pres of Red Cross Club, T9, 40, 41. Ambition: To do well whatever I do. INA CLAIRECE NELSON: Althean Literary Society bt- '41. Marshal '40; Sec, Toiler Rep. of S. R. '41. Ambition: To make a success of whatever I do. ALICE LUCILLE NESMITH: Marshal T9. Ambition: To succeed. JOHN NORTHRUP: Euclidean Honor Society, National Honor Society '41, Band Honor Society Tt-'42; Musk Festival '40. '41; Usher. Club. Ambilion:To be a good engineer MARTHA CHARLOTTE OGLE. Marshal; Promethean Club T7-‘40 Ambition: To make ray friend, happy. VALERA PARKS: Ambition: To travel. CLINELEE PEOPLES: Band and R O. T. C. Band Ambition: To achievr success in aviation. BOB PHILLIPS: At Pell City: Football 17- T9: Letter Club 'll, T9; Pres. Freshman Class. Class Reporter Sophomore Clast; V-Pres. Junior Class. At Woodlawn: Football '40. Ambition: To date ''S ' Baker. GWENDOLYN POWERS: Ambition: To be the one and only for the one and ooly. WILBURN PRESTON: Ambition. Naval Air Corps. EMMA KRAUSE REED: Glee Club T9. '40; Marshal '40; Treat S. R T«-'41. Sec. '40. Pre . 19; Music Festival T9, '40; In Old Vienna,” On Our Way, Ambition: To do what I've always wanted to FRIEDA RITCH: Muuc Pestlval T� ; Apollo Club ‘tt, ‘19: Red Cross Club ‘41; Marshal '40, Honor Manhal '41. GAIL RIESE: Ambiturn: To find out what it’� all about ANNA LOUISE RILEY: V-Pre . Sr. Girl Reserve ‘41. KATHLEEN MAE ROACH Ambition: To be true to myself and to other MARGARET ROPER: National Honor Society ‘41, Euclidean Honor Society 40; Glee Club ‘40, ‘41; Apollo Club '40; Spring Muaic Krttival ‘41; Christ-mat Muiic Festival T9, ‘40; Oo Our Way 41, “In Old Vienna ‘40, Evening of Mutic ‘41; Pre S. R. •41, V-Pra . ‘40. Sec. S. R ‘41. Treat. T� ; Manhal 'll, T9. Ambition: To trive to better myself in every way. EARL RUTLEDGE: Patriot. Club; Printing Club. Ambition'. To become a radio announcer on tome network. LEWIS DANIEL SHEPPARD, IK.: Mar.hal T9; Member of Rifle Club T9-’41; Woo letter for Rifle Marktmanthip. Ambition: To erve my country MAX SIDES: Batketball. B. Team Football; Pre . V-Pre . S. R ; Mar.hal Seme.tcr I and 2. Ambition: To be a good lawyer. JEAN EVELYN SHIELDS: Mar.hal SI; Tntler Rep Home Ec. Club ‘40, '41. Ambition: To be auccetaful io life. H. M SMALLEY: Football T9-‘4I; V-Pres ‘40. 41; Tntltr Rep. T9. 40 of S. R.; Model Club T7, 'll; Letter Club '40, ‘41; All-City and All-State Football '40, ‘41 Ambition: To play Profc.tional Football. GROVER CECIL SMITH: Pre.ident Thalian Dra-matte Club 41; Pre . Apollo Club; ‘41, Warblen Club T9-'41; Otnicron Delta Honor Society '41. Masqu-and Gavel Honor Society; Member of S. O. 8.; The Thirteenth Chair,' A Mid.utnmer Night' Dream, You Can't Take It With You, In Old Vienna, American Landscape, Mr. Citiren Ha A Dream, “On Our Way, ‘The American Way,” “The Great Gue t Caine ; Warbler Minttrcl ’40-'42; Master of Ceremooie Gold and White Follie '41. Ambition: To be a radio announcer, an actor, or a radio comedian, and try not to get married DORIS SORRELL: Girl ' Reierve Club, Girl ' Letter Club. JOHNNIE B. SPAIN': No absence during high .chool. Ambition: 1 want to travel. CHARLES DARBY STAPP: S- R Pre . 18; Pho-tography Club 'J8-‘41. Ambition: To live a happy life. ALMA MATER. W. H. S. Alma Mater. Woodlawn High School, Ever strong and ever true; Loudest of our songs and praises Ring out then to you. Our guide, our watch, our ttandard, In sorrow and in glee; Love, honor, praitc. and glory, Alma Mater, we give to thee. Student Offices John Street was re-elected president of the Woodlawn High School student government in an election Thursday morning in which Ed Farrar for vice president. Rav Isley for head marshal, and Mary Jane Mullen for secretary, were also victorious. October. 3. 1941 OKRIE JUANELLE STEWART: Mar.bsl '1 . Marshal Cant T9-'4I, Head Mar.hal '41; V-Pre . Dramatic Club; V-Pre . Omicroo Delta Honor Society; See.-Tree . Masque and Gavel Honor Society; You Can't Take It With You T9, Taming of the Shrew '40, American Landscape '40, On Our Way ‘41, American Way” ‘41; Chairman Sport.man.hip Committee ; Sec., .V-Pre . S. R.; Auditorium Program., Radio Program . Ambition: To be successful in whatever kind of work I undertake to do. JOHN STREET. JR.: Pre. Student Body Spring and Fall ‘41; Pre . Masque and Gavel Honor Society '41. Euclidean Honor Society '40,‘4l, Otnicron Delta Honor Society '41; Pres. S. R ’ll, T9; Pre Warbler Club '40, Usher Club 41, Cavaliers Club T9, '40. Apollo Club Tt; Mr. Citiren Ha. a Dream '40, American Laod :ape '40. “On Our Way '41, American Way '41; Warbler Minstrel ’41, Radio Play ‘41; New.-Age Herald Oratorical Contest ’ll, T9. Ambition: To be chief electrical engineer for the Southern Bell Telephone Company. ERNEST EUGENE TUTT: Band. R O. T. C. Band ‘40. '41 Orchestra TIj Marshal 38. Ambition: To attain a height of six feet. MARIAN TYLER Ambition: To Find the key. ERSKINE RONALD WEATHERS: Apollo ClubTJ, T9; Visual Aid Club '40. 1; Orchestra T9. 40; Pres ‘40, Tailor Rep. '41 of S. R ; Euclidean Honor Society '40, '41, National Honot Society '41, ’42. Ambition: To grow tall and � et over everyone-HOWARD WELDON. JR.: Sec. S. R. TO; Tatlrr Rep. twice. V-Pre . of S. R Tt; W Club '40. V-Pres W Club '40; Football '38-41. All. Capt Football '41. Ambition: To climb the ladder of succesx JOHN WEST: Warbler Club T9-'42, V-Pre . Warbler Club '40, '41; In Old Vienna '40. Evening of Music '41; State Music Festival '41; Warbler Minstrel '40-’42; Apollo Club; Marshal; V-Pre . S. R. Ambition: To be successful and to find happiness. HERBERT GEORGE WESTBROOK: Member Print Club; Marshal. Ambition: To go to collrgc after the war. CHARLES STEWART WHITE JR : Print Club '39-’41. Ambition: Aviatioo. VIRGINIA WOODS: Ambition: To prove my point. JAMES WILLIAMS: , HARRISON MORRIS WILLIAMS: Masque and Gavel Honor Society, Omkron Honor Society; You Can't Take It With You T9, “On Our Way '41. The American Way '41, Mr. Citixen Has A Dream” '40, How the Gr at Guest Came '41; Cavaliers Club '41; Several Radio Programs; Capt. Traffic Squad; Christina Chorus ‘40, '41; “Evening nf Music '41. Ambition: To become a good professional photographer. May the wall we love and cherish Never crumble nor decline. But stand ever stable— A landmark to all mankind. A time move on we leave thee For failure or success. Still we shall e're remember Alma Mater. W. H. S. —Ray I ley, Class Poet. Fall. 1941 JAMES ABBOTT: Defense Committee; Marshal Jl � 9: Euclidean Honor Society; V-Pres., Sec.. Treat. S. JL Ambition: To be a wotthwhile engineer. JEANNETTE ADAIR: Football sponsor 40. 41; Marshal 'JH, J9; Free S. R 59; Toast Mistress Footall Banquet 41. Ambition: To Uve a happy life. ETHEL ADAMS: Athenean Club for seven semes ters. Ambition: To go to the top of the nursing profession. CATHERINE ALDRIDGE: Glee Club. '40.-42; S. R Taller Rep. '40; In Old Vienna 40; State Music Festival '41; Pirates of Penaance '42, Christmas Music Festival 'J9-'41; Apollo Club ’J9.'42; Fres. Apollo Club '41 Ambition: To tingind he happy. MAUDF. ELIZABETH ALLEN: Euclidean Honor Society; Apollo Club; Sec. Apollo Club 41; French Club; Sec. French Club '41; Marshal 19; Taller Rep for Girls Glee Club 41; False Fernando”. “In Old Vienna, Firatet of Feasance, State Music Festivals ’JS-'41; Evening of Music '41 Ambition: To be a concert singer. CAROLYN ALLEY. Pre. Girls' Glee Club; Tallrr Staff ‘40; Apollo Club '19-'42, Christmas Music Festival 'J9 '41; State Music Festival J9 '4I; False Fernando ’19, In Old Vienna '41, Evening of Music '41, “Pirates of Penrance” '42; Served at Football Banquet 40. '41; Marshal. Ambition. To have as fine a character as Miss Snidow. MARY ANN ALLISON: Marshal J8-'41; Sec. S. R 'J9; Spring Music Festival ’J9, Christmas Music Festival '40, '41: Thalian Dramatic Club 18-'42; Evening of Music' ’41, The American Way” ’41; Senior Class Prophet. Ambition: To do the very best I can. in every way 1 can, in every place I can, for everyone I can. JAMES ARENDEl,L: National Band Honor Society; Ushers Club; Hi-Y Club; Band J8-'4I; Model Club. Ambition: To be a transport pilot. ROBERT RAY ARMSTRONG: Football ’40. ’41; Basketball '41; Baseball '41, '42; Marshal 'Jl, 'S9; Taller Rep. ‘40; Model Club; Aviation Club; Sec Senior Class. Ambition: To serve my country in the best way I can ROY ATCHISON: Dsbers Club 41, ’42; National Band Honor Society; Pres. S. R. '41; State Musk Festival '40-'42; Orchestra 41, ‘42; Sec. S. R 'J9. Ambition: To be myself at my best at all time . GEORGE BEASON: Band '40-‘42; Sute Band Contest '40, '41; R O T. C. Band '40-'42; Utopian Science Club 'J9 '42 Ambition: To live and let Uve in peace, FRANCES EDITH BELSHER: Pres S. R '38’41; Pres. LeCerde Francois 40, '41; Sec. S. R. Fall 'J9; Sec. Le Ccrcle Francois Spring '40; Member Student Court ’41; Member of Thrift, Student Activities, and Auailiary Committees; Euclidean Honor Society 41, '42; National Honor Society 42; Football Banqurt'40 Ambition: To make all my dreamt come true. MARGARET BELSHER: LcCercle Francois ’40; Toller Rep.: Marshal ’J9 ’41; Asst. Marshal Capt. '41; Football Banuuet '40; Pen and Ink Club ‘40; V.-Pre Pen and Ink Club '41 Ambition: To get what I want when I want it and want what I get when I get it. MARY BISHOP: Euclidean Honor Society '40-‘42; Marshal '40-'42; National Honor Society ‘41, '42. Ambition: To become a good stenographer aod then to travel. SHERMAN BISHOP: Ambition: To find what I am looking for after I decide what it is. TALMADGE BLAIR: Marshal; V-Pres. Apollo Club '42; Three Letters ia Athletics; Manager of Football Team and Baseball Team; V-Pres. $. R '41; Trcam. S. R '40, '41. Ambition: To become a mechanical engineer. MILDRED VIRGINIA BLANKENSHIP: Marshal; Patrician Latin Club J9-’42; Orchestra 'J8 ’40; Volleyball Tournament ‘41. Ambition: To do ooble things, oot just dream thrra. WILLIAM ARTHUR BOONE: Thaliaa Dramatic Club 19; Tennis Club 19-42; V-Ptet. Tenois Club '41, '42; “Midsummer Night’s Dream” 'J9, The American Landscape '40, On Our Way '41, “The American Way '41; Tennis Tram '40, '41; Masque and Gavel Honor Society 41, '42. Ambition: Ta start ar the top and stay at the top. ELIZABETH COLEMAN BORDERS: National Honor Society '41, '42; Euclidean Hooor Society '40- 42; Masque and Gavel Honor Society 41, ‘42; Pres. Vesialian Club '40. '41; V.-Pres. Vestalian '41; Sec. Vestalian Club ’J9; Eritor-in-Chirf of Tatter '42; Beauty Editor of H'ooJIog, Chairman of Sportsmanship Committee '42; H'ooJIoa Beauty; Pres S. R •J9. 40. V-Pres. S. R '40; Girls Glee Club 41; Taller Staff 41, 42; Pres. Girls' Council '40; On Our Way, '41; The American Way '41; Quality Street '42. BETTY BOURN: At O'Keefe Junior High School, Atlanta. Georgia: Glee Club; Pres. S. R; Marshal Capt.; School Concert; Christmas Music Festival; Marshal '40, 41. Ambition: To help my country have peace. MARY BOW DON. Pres. R. J9; Prumrthran Club •J9 '42; Sec Promethean Club '40; R. O. T. C. Sponsor J9-'41; Taller Rep. '42. Ambition: To do all I can for other people JAMES BOYD: Band '40-'42; R O. T. C. Hand '40-42;State Band Contest '40. '41. Ambition: To succeed in whatever I may attempt to do. DOROTHY BROCK: See. Trees Juoior Girl Reserves '41, 42; Sec. S. R. '41; Euclidean Honor Society '41, '42. Ambition: To get the best in the world lor myself and to give the best in me to the world. NELL BROWN: Philatelic Society 19. '40; Sec. Philatelic Society Fall '19; LeCerde Froocois 40-'42; V-Pres. LeCerclr Francois Fall '41, Spring '42; Euclidean Honor Society '40-'42; National Honor Society 41-42; On Our Way. '♦!. The American Way '41, Tbc Bad Penny '41; Marshal 41; Quia Kids Contest '41 Ambition: To rise on stepping stones of my dead selves to higher things. JACK BROWNING: Ambition: To insist on the best. JACK BRYAN: Pres Spanish Club; Apollo Club; Euclidean Honor Society; Pre . Warblers Club; V.-Pres. S. R. Ushers Club; Hi-Y Club; V.-Pres. Senior Clast. Ambition: To get a good job. MARGARET BUCK: Pres. S. R '40, '41; V.-Pres. S. R ‘19; Tatter Rep. Althean Club '42; National Honor Society ‘42; Euclidean Honot Society '40-'42; On Our Way '41; In Old Vienna J9. Evening of Music '40; Althean Club 40-'42; Gold and White Book Committer; Ausiliarv Committee 41; Taller Staff '41, '42; Thalian Dramatic Club '40. Ambition: To do foi others WALT BULLOCK: At LaFayrtte High School: National Beta Club J years; Basketball; Baseball; Junior Play '41; Boy Scouts. Ambition: To be an aeronautical engineer. MARGARET BURDESHAW: Patrician Larin Club 39. '40; Sec. Patrician Latin Club '40; Girls Letter Club '40. 41, '42; V-Pres. Sec., and Trc. S. R; Taller Staff '42; Eudidran Honor Society '40-'42; Olympian Honor Society ’40-'42; Pianist Senior Class. Ambitions To be successful in life. C W. BURKS: Pres., Sec. Handicraft Club; Marshal 'J9, '40. Marshal Capt. '40. '41. Ambition: To succeed in life without harming the life of other . JOHN BURKS: V-Pres S. R. 18. '39; Marshal '40. '41; Euclidean Honor Society Ambition: To learn as much as I can. ROBERTA CARROLL: Sec S R '40; Trea. S. R. '41; Marshal '40; ‘in Old Vienna' , Pirates of Pen-eance . RUBY FAYE CARROLL: Ambition: To he a gem. LAWRENCE CARLTON: Christmas Music Festi-val '40. '41; “On Our Way '41; Prc . S. R '40. '41; Sec. $. R. '40: Euclidean Honor Society '41, '42; National Honor Society '41. '42; Cavalier's Club '40. '41; V.-Pres. Euclidean Honor Society ’42: Visual Aid Club '40-’42; Apollo Club '40-'42; Warblers Club '41, ‘42; Warblers MinstTel ‘42; Vocalist Senior Class. Ambition: To strive, to seek, to find and not to yield. FRANK CARPENTER Band ’19-42; Orchestra '19-'42; Pres- National Band Honor Society; Orchestra Club; All-State ‘'A Band '40-'42; First Chair Solo Clarinet “A” Band 40, '41; Spanish Club '40, '4!; Gold aod White Follies '41. '42; Ushers Club '40-'42; Hi-Y Club '40.-42; R. O. T. C Band Capt; Euclidean Hooor Society '40; Pres. S. R. '19; Clarinet Senior Class Ambition: To enjoy what I do aod to do something big. JAMES BENTON CARR: Tennis Team 41, '42; Ushers Club 41, '42; Hi-Y Club '41. '42; Warblers Club '40-42; Head Usher, Hi-Y C uh 41; Euclidean Honor Society '41, ‘42; Warblers' Mrnatrel ‘41; Cheerleader '40, '41; Tennis Club '19-'42; Apollo Club J9-'42; Cavaliers Club 19; Pres. S R. Jl, 19; In Old Vienna'' '40, Chrisrmat Music Festival 40; Pres Senior Clasv Ambition: “To live, and act. and serve the future hour —Wordsworth. FRANK CERAVOLO: Ttack Team '40-'42; Basketball Team '41; Taller Rep. S. R. '40, '41. Ambition: To sit on a tack and rise to success. KATHRYN COLEMAN. Sylacauga High School: Math. Club; V.-Pres. S. R.; At W. H. S. Marshal Spring '42. Ambition: To succeed in everything I undertake to do. EARL COLLIER: See. S. R.; Marshal 19. 40; Philatelic Society 19; Band ’40-‘42; State Band Contest 40. '41; R. O. T. C. Band '41, '42. Ambition: Live and Icaro, die and forget it all. CAROLYN COOPER: In Georgia. Pres S. R.; V.-Pres. S. R. Sec. S. R.; National Beta Honor Society; Winner of first place in District Meet in Home Economics in Carrollton '40. In W. H. S.: Marshal '42. Ambition: To be a school teacher or secretary. MAE COOPER: Marshal seven semesters. Ambition: To do something that hat never been done before JOE CORBIN: Marshal 18. 19; Aviation Club '42; Treat- S. R. 2, Pre . S. R. '19. Ambition: To work a while and then go to college, if 1 am not in the service. LAWSON CORLEY. V.-Ptc $. R.; V Prn, aod Pre . of Prim Club; Tatter Rep. Prim Club Kiflr Club; Lieutenant in R. O. T- C. Ambition: Purauit pilot for duration—commercial pilot after our victory. BETTY CROOK National Honor Society; Sec S R ; Treat Promethean Club. Ambition: I'o be the brat uut� e m town LOIS CROW. Apollo Club ‘40. 41; Chriatmaa Mu-� ic Featival T9. Pre.. S. R T . 19; V.-Pre T9. 40. Ambition: To give the world the bctl of raytelf aod profit from the world the heat for myaelf. ROSAMOND DAILEY: Marahal J8; Prea. S. R T9. Sec. S. K '40; Euclidean Honor Society '40; V-Prea- Spaniah Club '41; Girl Letter Club '41; Gold and White Folliea '41 Ambition: To be a aucceaa. EDWARD DARBY: National Honor Society Ambition: To one ambition I hope to achieve; It'a Hitlera neck I want to aquatic. MAXINE DAUGHTRY: Pbilocophua Club 38- 40, Prea. PhikKophua Club 19; Sec. S. R. T9; Junior Red Croaa ’40-'42. Ambition: To be a good citircn. SARAH DAVIDSON: Marahal T9, '40; Cheerleader T9, 40; Euclidean Honor Society '40-’42; Apolo Club T9. '40; Promethean Club '40-'42; Tntler Rep. Promethean Club 41; Tntler Rep. S. R. J9; State Muaic Featiral 40 Ambition: To make the beat of everything. ELIZABETH DAVIS: Marahal T9-41; Euclid can Honor Society '41, 42; Olympian Honor Society '41. 42; Girla Letter Club T9-42; Prea. Girl Letter Club '42, Sec. Girla Letter Club '41. Ambition■ To be a aucceaa. MERLE DAVIS: Ambition. To get to the top. DAVID DENNY: Ambition: To manage Birmingham grocery buaineaa MILDRED DENSON. Prea S. R 41; Apollo Club. Hume Economica Club. Ambition: To do all I can for the good of our country a« a nurae. JOY DOOLEY: Girl Rcaerve 'll; Home Economice Club 41; Sec. S. R. '41, Treat. '40; Marahal T9 Ambition: To alwayt be happy. AMES SHIRLEY DOROUGH Ambition: To now all of the anawera. LEROY DRUMMOND: Ambition: To aerve ray country in the engineera corpa W. C. DUDLEY: City Muaic Featival '40. Chritt mat Featival '40. '411: Evening of Muaic '41; On Oar Way ’41; Apollo Club; Cavaliere Club. Ambition:• To live the Golden Rule. JAMES ANDREW DUKE: Seegea.ii R O. T. C. '42; Rifle Chib '42; V-Prca., Sec. S. R. ORRIS DUNSTON: At Oxfotd High School: Baa-ketball Team; Football Team. Ambition: To be- come a millionaire FRANCES EDWIN DYER: Warblera Club; Apollo Club; Chriatmaa Featival I9-'4I; Warbler Minwrcl '41; Evening of Muaic '41; On Our Way ’41; Pi-rate of Penitfice '42. EVA MAE ELKINS. Veaulian Club T9; Althean Club T9-'42; Euclidran Honor Society '40-’42, Marahal ’42. Ambition: To atrivc, to aeek. to find, and not to yield. JEAN ELLIS: National Honor Society '41. '42; Euclidean Honor Society '40-'42; Treat. S R. 'I . '41; Promethean Club '41, '42; Ambition To ting like Connie BoawelL look like Lana Turner, and atill be able to eat like Seabiacuit. LUCY ELLIS. Chriatmaa Muaic Featival T9-'41; Evening of Muaic 41; In Old Vienna” ’40. The American Way 41; Glee Club '41, ‘42; Girla Glee Club ‘42; tec. S. R. 41, '42; Tbalian Dramatic Club; Apollo Club. Ambition: To alwavt have friend . CATHERINE F.SSLINGER: Sec S k. '40. Prea.. 41; Spaniah Club '40-'42; Sec. Spanith Club '41. RUTH ESSLINGER: Sec. S. R. St; Pte . S. R T9; V-Prea. S. R '40. '41; Sec. S. R. «1; Totltr Rep '42; Chriatmaa Mutic Fcitivat '40; “In Old Vienna”; Glee Club; H'ooJUop Beauty '42, FIARL EUBANK: Ambition: To appreciate what I have learned. DOROTHY ESTES: Ambition: To be ready when opportunity comet MARGARET JANE EVANS: Althean Club Tl'42; Marahal ’41. 42. Ambition: To get what I want when 1 want it, and to want what I get when 1 get it. COLUMBUS FALKNER: V.-Pre. S. R Jt. Pee. T9; Sec. Treat. S. R. '40; Aviation Club. Ambition: To be a tucec in the buaineaa world. GUSSIE MAE FINLEY: Marahal 'S� -'42; Girla Rcaerve 'll, T9. Ambition: To have friend aiway LOUIS FLOURNOY: Pre . S R. T9; Utopian Science Club T9-'42: Pte . Utopian Club '40 '42; Euclidean Honor Society '40-'42; National Band Honor Society '40-'42; R. O. T. C Band. Concert Band, and Footall Band; L'aber Club '42; Junior Academy of Science T9-'42; Hi-Y 42- Ambition: To be a good electrical engineer. ARTHUR FRIDAY. JR.: Ambition: To be alway Good Friday. JAYNE FKITSCH: In Cincinnati. Ohio: Ckotttrbo Staff T9. '40; Glee Club T9, '40; Beta Epailong Dramatic Club T9, '40; Trea Senior Girl Rcaerve ‘40; Dtum Majorette T9, ’40; Debate Team '40. At W. H. S.: Marahal '40; Marahal Capt. 40-'42; Chriatmaa Muaic Fetlival '40, '41; State Mutic Featival '41; Girl Glee Club '40 ’42; Althean Literary Society ‘40; Sec. Althean Literary Society '42, Evening of Mutic 41; “On Our Way '41; Apollo Club '40. '41; Pre . Apollo Club '42; V.-Pre S. R. '42; Pirate of Pen-lancc'' 42; A t Spring Editor H’ooJIop 42 Ambition: To be tall and willowy. C. B GAMBRELL: Track Team 41; Rifle Club '41; Sec., Trea S. R. '41; Marahal T9. '40. AmbitionI To be a farmer with a wife. MARJORIE GIBSON: At School in Ohio. Latin Cluo '40, '41; Engliah Club '40, '41; Pre . Englith Club '41; V.-Chairman Fall Carnival 41; Trea . Senior Cl at '41; Mathematical Scholarahip Team '40. At W. H. 5.: Patrician Club '42. Ambition: To have an aware-neat of the prrtcnt aod a perapective about the future. GEORGE GOMPERTS: Tenni Club T9; Aviation Club '42. Ambition: To drink a coke while riding in a car with four new tire with five pound of tugar at my aide- JOYCE GRIFFIN: Althean Club T9-42; Prea- Al-tbean Club '42; Trea S- R. 40; V.-Pre S. R. '41: Taller Staff 41, '42: Marahal '40; Studert Council '42; Chairman Student Activitiea Committee ’42. Ambition: To get my name on a collrge theeptkrn. EMILY GRISWOLD: Glee Club '41, '42; Euclidean 40-'42; The American Way 41; Apollo Club '41. '42; Tbalian Dramatic Club; Evening of Muaic '41; Chriatmaa Featival '40. '41; Pirate of Pen-ranee ‘42; Student Counril '41. Ambition: To do my bett at everything. GWENDOLYN HAGLER: Marahal '40: Taming of the Shrew, American Way.' Quality Street, “Bad Penny, “How the Great Gurat Came . Tbalian Dramatic Club; Matquc and Gavel llooor Society; Taller Staff; Tntler Rep. '42- Ambition: To be the kind of a peraon that will make other want to be my friend LOUISE HARDIN: Apollo Club J9-'42; Mar.hal 40; Marahal Capt. '40. '41; Sec. S. R. T9; Trea S. R '42; Girl Glee Club '40-'42; Pirate of Penraoce'' 42. On Our Way '41; “In Old Vienna ’40; City Mutic Featival T9-'41; State Muaic Featival '40. '41; Evening of Muaic '41; National Honor Society '41. '42. WILLIAM HAYNES: Ambition: To be fin on tbr apot LEVEN HAZLEGROVE: Euclidean Honor Society '41, '42; Marahal T9, '40. Ambition. To have toctet in the college, butineta, matrimonial, and political world . LESTER HELMS: Marahal '41; Pre $. R. T9; Pre . S. R '41; V.-Pre . Philocophu Club T9; Handicraft Club '40. JESSE HERRING: Marahal 41. '42; Trea S. R. 19. 42; Sec. S. R. '40; V.-Pre . S. R. J8 Ambition: To make plenty of money and retire. BAZI1. MIGHT: Marshal 19. 40; V.-Pre . Hand, craft Club 19; Tcnni. Club '59, 40; Hi-Y Club 41, 42; Usher Club '41 '42; Euclidean Honor Society; Capt R O. T. C. '42. Sec. Rifle Club ‘42. Ambition: To touch the top. JEWEL III.NON: Ambition: To go over the top. DAVID HOLLEY: Marshal: Handicraft Club 19; Prea. Handicraft Club '40; Visual Atd Club 40-‘42; Usher Club; Concert Hand; R O. T. C Band; Football Band; Orchotra; American Way'; Euclidean Honor Society; National Band Honor Society; Hi-Y Club; Ami. Cir. Mgr for TatUr. MARY LOUISE HOLT: Maaquc and Gavel Honor Society; Thalian Dramatic Club; Prea. S. R. 'J9. '41, 42; Marabal J9. '40, “On Our Way '41; American Way 41; V.-Pre . Girl Glee Club '41; Pirate nf Pen anre '42; TatUr Staff 41, '42. Ambition: To make mv way in muaic. JEAN HOPSON: TatUr Staff '40'42; Marabal 59, 40; Sec S K '40. '41; Utopian Science Club '59. Treaa. Thalian Dramatic Club 41; Sec Thalian D.a-matic Club 42; V. Prea. Euc.tdean Honor Society ‘41; National Honor Society '41-’42; Masque and Gavel Honor Society '41. '42; Omicron Delta Honor $ocic;y '41 '42; “The American Landtcape' '40; On Our Way '41, “The American Way 41; Quality Street '42. Good C.tfaea Girl '41; Sec. Student Body '42. Ambition: To do whatever I do the beat that I can. CAROLYN HOVATTER: Euclidean Honor Society '40-'42; TatUr Rep.; Marahal '41; Matahal Capt '41, '42. Girl Revervea 'J9; Althean Club '40-‘42 Ambition-. To go place and vee thing . LOUIS HOVATER: Uahera Club; Pre . Euclidean Honor Society; National Honor Society; Matahjl Cape; Varioua S. R. Office . Ambition: To br ready when opportunity knock . JAMES HOWARD: Bavketball 59-'42; Baaeball '40. '41; Pre Print C'lubj Tatl r Rep.; $ R. Officer Ambition: To grow big enough to inhale a Jap. ROBERT HUGHES: Utopian Science Club 39- 42; Warbler Club '41. '42; Apollo Club 41. '42; Marabal. Ambition: To be a auccea a an electrical engineer. JAMES HULGAN: V.-Prc French Club l|; Band r37-'41; Orchestra '40. '41; R. O. T. C. Band S8.-'40; V Pre S. R- '37, Sec. '18. Ambition: To prosper in life. ELISABETH HUNTER: Marahal 39. '40; Sec. Girl Reaerve '41. Girl Re� ervea J8-’42. Ambition: To be ucce« ful. HOMER JACKSON: Thalian Dramatic Club; Euclidean Honor Society; Ushers Club; Hi-Y Club; Varied S. R. Office . CAROLYN JENKINS: Apolo Club 51-42; Evening of Muaic; Marabal ’S8-'40; Chriatma Muaic Festival 41; Sec. S. R. '59. Ambition: To get the mo t out of evcxvthing. JOHN JOBSON: Ambition: To fly high ANN JOHNSON: Ambition: To ace that my part is done right. DAN JOHNSON: Ambition: To be aure that I know where 1 am going NORMA JOHNSON: Ed. � ’ood!o0 '42; TatUr Staff ’40-'42; Pre . Alabama High School Preaa Atao., Nortn Central District, '40-'42; Omicron Delta; Masque vnd Gavel Honor Societiet; Debate Team 41, '42; Mr Citisen Ha A Dream' 40. American Way 41, Senior Play. 42; Patrician Latin Club 59. '40; Dramatic Club '41, '42; Scribleru Club '40. '41; Speaker ' Bureau; Sporttmanahip Service Squad; Auxiliary Sportsmanship Committee: Ambition. To be 100 Err cent efficient. ILLIE CATHERINE JONES: Apollo Club 59 42; Home Economic Club '41, '42; Marahal '58; Christ-nn Music Festival 'SI-'41; Evening of Music '41. Ambition: Not to grow old before my time. EUGENE JONES: Marshal 59. '40; Sgt. R. O. T. C. '40. Ambition: To be an array pilot. HOWARD ANDREW: Ambition: To find the lost cord. ROBERT JONES: Ambition: To be or not to be what 1 aim to be. JO ANN JORDAN: Apollo Club '59; Christmas Music Festival 59-'41; State Musk Festival '5«-'42; Orchestra '40-'42; National Band Honor Society ’40 '4?; Sec. Treat N'atiooal Band Honor Society '41. '42; Marahal '41; First Chair Baaaooniat in All-State Band and Orchestra 41. 42; City Orchestra '41; Hand Sponsor 41; H'ooJIof Staff; V.-Pre Vestalian Literary Club '42; V.-Pres. S. R '42; Bassoonist for Senior Class Ambition: To do something lot my country. FRANCES LORRAINE JUNEMAN: Marshal '58; Sec. S. R. '58; V.-Pres. S. R. '58; Girl Reserve. '18; V.-Pre Fall '59; Treat. Spring '59; Sec. Spring '40; Pres. Fall '41; Representative at National Girl Reserves Conference. Ambition: To strive to be honest. truthful, and loyal at all times. KATHERINE KALLAHER Marshal '58-'40; On Our Way '40; V.-Pres S. R. '41; Presiding Officer in Auditorium '59. Ambition: To become an expert atenographer. HERMAN KELLY Ambition: To get around. KOBEK1 KIRBY: U.her Club 41, 42; Hi-Y Club ’41, '42; Sec. U«bei. Club '42; Patrician Latin Club ‘19. '40; Orchestra Club 19-’42; Orchestra 58- 4l; Second Viola Stair Orchestra '41; Marshal Spring '40; Euclidean Honor Society Spring '42; V.-Pres. S. R. 40; Pres. English Clast Fall '41; Pres. Spanish Class Fall '40; Violinist Senior Claaa. Ambition: To become a government veterinarian. KATHERYN KNIGHTON: Althean Club '59 42; Treaa. Althean Club '40; Pre . Althean Club Fall 41; Pen and Ink Honor Society '41, '42; V, Pret Pen and Ink Honor Society Fall ‘41, Spring '42; Art Editor of '42 UooAlo0; National Honor Society 41. '42; V.-Prc . S. R 59; See. S. R. '40; Treat. S. R. Fall '41; Served Football Banquet 41; Artist Senior Claaa. Ambition: To be a famou artist. LAWRENCE LANCASTER. Warbler Club 59 '42; •In Old Vienna ' '40; “On Our Wav 41; Muaic Frtlival '58-'4� ; Photography Club 'J9-41. Ambition: To be a iucccaaful aeronautical engineer and pilot. RUBY LEE LANDERS: Girl Reaervct Fall '40; Scrapbook Chairman Girl Reserve. '41; Treat. Girl Reserve . Spring '42. Ambition: To do all I can to serve my country during the war, and after the war, if possible, settle down tc housekeeping. HELEN LANE: See S. R '58. '59; Marshal 18. 40; V -Pres. Girl Reaerve '59. MARTHA WARREN LEV1E: Trea . Althean Club '42. Treaa S. R '41; National Honor Society '42; Euclidean Honor Society '41; Thalian Dramatic Club 'J8-M1; Marshal 59. '40; “In Old Vienna '40; Evening of Music '40; Christmas Musk Festivals 19- 41; Presenter Senior Clast. Ambition: To live up to the high standard that my parent expect of me. MARY FRANCES LONG: Pre . S. R. 40; Sec. S. R 41, V.-Pre Red Cross Club; Apollo Club; Glee Club; 4 semester .; Sec. S. R. '42. Ambition: To go to the top in the nursing profeasioo. LESLIE LONGSHORE: Marahal 59; Tenni Club '19-'42; Prei. Tenni Club '59; V.-Pre . Tenni Club '40; Sec. Tenni Club '40; Tennis Team '40. 41; State Tennis Tournament '41; R. O. T. C. Drill Team at Legion Field; V.-Pre S. R 59; Phytic Labora-torv A � t. Ambition: To go to college. EDWARD LORD: Treas S. R. '51; Marahal; Euclidean Honor Society; Band 38-'40; R. O. T. C. Band; Ushers Club; Christina Music Festival 41; French Club '59. '40; Tenni Club; Tenni Team; V.-Pre . French Club; Visual Aid Club. Ambition: To fulfill my mother' hope . EDWARD LOVELL; National Honor Society; Masque and Gavel Honor Society; Euclidean Honor Society; HI-Y Club 41. '42; Other Club 41, 42; Latin Club 58-'42; Civitan Oratorical Contest '42; On Out Way Spring '41; The American Way Fall ’41 Ambition: To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. JESSIE MANN: Thalian Dramatic Club 59-'42; On Our Way ' Spring ’41; •’The American Way 41; The Highwayman ‘40. Ambition: To continue my education if possible. WALTER MARTIN: Ambition: To bit the star that everybody rite aim at LOUISE MASSEY: Apollo Club 'SI. '59; Sec. S. R. '40; Marahal '40; Marahal Cape '40, ’41; Football Banquet ’40, '41; In Old Vienna '40; Evening of Mu-tic 41; “On Our Way 41; Girl Glee Club '40; Sec. Marahal '41; Spring Festival ’41; Football Sponsor '41; Sec. Girl Glee Club ‘42; “Pirate of Penxaoee '42. Ambition: To make the best of whatever I have. EMILY MASTERS: Recording Sec. Althean Club '41; Tatl r Rep. Euclidean '42; In Old Vienna”, Oo Our Way ; V.-Pre . S. R. '40; Patrician Club; Chriatma Music Festival '59, ‘40. Euclidean Honor Society; Treaa. Senior Clas . Ambition: To be a firat-rate secretary. CAROL MATSON: Marshal '40-'42; Althean Club '40-'42. HOYT MAYFIELD: Philatelic Society '59. '40; Marshal '59; “Th American Way 41; Band. Ambition: To succeed in the business world EDWARD MeANDREWS: Rifle Club Spring '42. Ambition: To accoropliah every task that I undertake. ('.FORGE McCLELLAN: Pro. S R. J� ; V. P ti 8. K. 19, Treat, S. R. '19, '40; Utopian Science Club TV-'40; junior Academy of Science TV-'4I; Marshal IV. '40; Basketball '19. '40; Uther. Club 4|. '42; Hi V Club '41. '42; Social Committee Uthert Club '41; Treat. Uthert Club '42. Ambition: 1o be an army dentitt. FLORINS McCULLOUGH Girl Rncrvet T9 -42; Pret. Girl Retervei 42; Devotional Chairman '40; Taller Kep. Girl Retervei 19; Marshal 18. 'J9, Treat. S. K. T9, Ambition: To be a tuccettful housewife riiOMAS MclIALE Euclidean Honor Society '42; Football T9-'41. Ambition: To make everyone happy. CAROL McNEAL: Taller Rep. T9; Sec. Compatr.oti Club '40; Treat S. R ’41. Ambition: Never ttart anything I can't finish. JACQUELINE MEEKS: Patrician Club TV. '40; V.-Pret. Latin Club '40; Altheau Club ’41, ’42; Sec. Al-thean Club ’41; Taller Rep Althean Club ’42; Pret. S. R. Fall '40; V.-Pres. S. R Spring T9. Sec. S. R. Sprln '40; Taller Rep. S. R- Fall TV; Masque and Gavel Honor Society ‘41, 42; Euclidean Honor Socirty '40-'42; National Honor Society '41, '42; On Our Way” 41; 'The American Way ’41; How the Great Guctt Came” ’41; Mr. Citiien Hat A Dream '40; 'Quality Street '42; Taller Staff '40-'42; Associate Editor Taller '41; H'joJIof Staff '41.' 42; Thrift Committee '41; The Had Penny '41. WALTER MEEKS: Le Cercle Freocoia '40-'42; Treat. Lc Cercle Francois ‘41; Marshal Spring '40, Fall '41; Corporal R. O. T. C. '41. Ambition: To get away from the mob. LETTR1CE MINYARD. Taller Rep. T9. '41; Glee Club ‘41; In Old Vienna '40; Christmas Mutic Festival '41; Evening of Mutic '41: “On Our Way '41; Apollo Club T9'42; City Music Festival; The Pirates of Pentance” '42. Ambition: To strive, to teek, tO find, and not to yield. IVA DEAN MOOMAW: Spanish Club; Marshal Capt. Sec. Pen and Ink Club; Aetist Senior Class. Ambition: To be an artist. NORMAN MOON: Taller Rep. 'If, T9; Cir. Mg' Taller '40: Marshal 'St: Taller Rep. Visual Aid Club '41; Visual Aid Club; Taller Rep. Ushers Club 42; Masque and Gavel Honor Society; Omicron Delta Honor Society; Debater '41, '42; Uthert Club; Hi-Y Club; Laboratory Asst T9-'42; The American Landscape' '40; On Our Way '41; The American Way Fall '41: The Magic Carpet of W. H. S.” LAURENCE MORGAN: Football Band T8-42; R. O. T. C- Band TV-'42; Orchestra T9'42; Uthert Club; Hi-Y Club 42; National Band Honor Society T9-'42; State Muaic Festival '41; First Chair Tenor Sax. Mutic Festival; Lieutenant R. O. T. C. Band ‘41, ’42. EDWARD MOTLEY: Marshal '40; Tallrr Rep 41; Thalian Dramatic Club T9, ‘40; Miss English Language' T9. Ambition: To be a farmer or an officer in the army. QLORIA MOYE: R. O T. C. Sponsor '40; V.-Pres S R T8; Spring T9. Fall T9. Fall '40; See, Treat S. R. '40. '41; Pres. S. R. '41; Pres. S. R. '42. Ambition: To write my name, by kindoets, on the heaits of the rople I come in contact with, year by year, so that may not be forgottrn. JUANITA MYERS: Euclidean Honor Society '40 Marshal '40; Treat. S. R T9. Ambition: To play the piano. WILLIAM NALL: V.-Pres. S. R. T9. '40; Marshal '40. '41; Rifle Club T9-'42; Print Club '41; Major R- O. T. C. 42. Ambition: To reach my goal. NELL NELSON: Marshal T7, 'll; Apollo Club TV-'42; Glee Club '42. Ambition: To get. and to hold a certain boy in Leeds. JOSEPH NEWMAN: Scout Club. Ambition: To be s voccctv. MARY ELLEN NICHOLSON: Marshal T9. '42; Taller Rep. '41; Althean Literary Society '41, '42. Ambition: To have just enough waves in my sea to keep my dreamboat sailing. MARIE NUNNELLEY: National Honor Society '42; Euclidean Honor Socierv '41. '42; Olympian Honor Society 40-'42; Spanish Club 'J9; Girls Letter Club '40-‘42; Gold and White Follies TV; Christmas Music Festival TV; Marshal 40. Ambition: To win friends and influence people. JOHNNIE OGLESBY: Pres- Model Club Spring '41. Ambition: To join the Armv Ait Corps. DICK OLIVER: A mb,lion: To be a banker JOHN OLIVER: Capt. R. O. T. C. 42; Rifle Club 41, '42; Marshal Tf; V.-Pres S. R. TV. Ambition: To be an officer in the U. S. Marines. MARGIE ORR: Marshal TV. '40. '41; Glee Club; “In Old Vienna Marshal. Ambition: To be a singer on the radio or with a band. BETTY JO PALMER: Pres. Home Economics Club '40; V.-Pres. Home Economics Club ‘41; Sec Horne Economics Club '42; Sec. S. R. '42. Ambition: To live up to the highest picture of my own possibilities. MARGARET ELAINE PARKER: Marshal II. TV; Christmas Music Festival TV, '40; “In Old Vienna'' TV; Red Cross Club T8. T9; Apollo; Home Economics Club 40-'42; Pres. Hume Economic Club '41; Taller Rep. Home Economics Club '42; Winner Flnt and Second Price at State Fair '41 on Suit made in linmr Economics Dept. Ambition: To obtain sur- er by doing what I can do well, ami doing well whatever I do. THEODORE JOHN PARKER; V.-Pres Latin Club; All S. R. Offices; Sec. W Club Spring '41; Track '40-'42; Chairman Auxiliary Committee Fall '41; Toattmaster Football Banquet '41; Euclidean Honor Society '41. '42. Ambition: Get a good job. work bard, and be someone soon. ROBERT PARKS: Scout Club Tl, T9; Taller Rep.; Sec. Visual Aid 41. '42; Lab. Asst. '40-42. Ambition: To get my wings in the V S. Navy. GLEN PARSONS: Marshal Tl; Sec, Treas. Handicraft Club TV; Print Club '40; Aviation Club '42. Ambition: To gig a Jap or three. OTHELLO GLENN PERCER, JR.: Ambition: To be the leader of a nine-piece swing band THOMAS MARION PERCER: Ambition: To join the navy and see the world. ALCIA PERRY: Cheerleader T9-'4I; Prrs., Sec, Treas. Vcstalia Club; Sb'ooMog Staff '42; Society Editor Taller ’41; Exchange Editor Tallrr '42; “In Old Vienna'' '40; Sponsor R. O. T. C, '40; Apollo Club '42; Girls Glee Club '42; Spring Festival 40. Ambition: To make other people happy. V. J. PERRY: Tennis Club 'J9-'42; Championship Team TV; Manhal TV; V.-Fre . S. R. ‘40. Ambition: To be successful in aviation. ERNESTINE PHARO: Marshal T8 Marshal Capt TV. '40; Sec. Marshals TV, '40; V.-Pres Junior Red Cross Club '40; Treas. Senior Girl Reserves '41; Treas. S. R '41. Ambition: To reach the highest goal. WALTON PICKENS: National Honor Society '41. ‘42; Euclidean Honor Society '4©-'42; Omicron Delta Honor Society '41, ‘42; Masque and Gavel Honor Society '41, '42; Pres. S. R. 18; Radio Play, Ship Forever Sailing . The Magic Carpet of W. H. S. '40; The Taming of the Shrew” 40; The American Landscape '40; “On Our Way '41, The American Way” '41; Christmas Musk Festival T8: Auburn Latin Contest T9; Student Activities Committee 'll; Sportsmanship Speaker '40, '41; Thalian Dramatic Club T9-'42; Freshman Auditorium Sneaker '41; Student Council 'll. 41; Orator Senior Clata. Ambition: To be. RAECILE PLUNKETT: V.-Pres. S. R. 41; Sec. and V.-Pres His. Class; Marshal '41; Apollo Club '42. Ambition: To get out of shorthand and never see it again. ERNEST POMEROY: Marshal '40; Sergeant R. O. T. C. 41; Treas. Library Club ‘40; Officers Club ’42. Ambiti-n: To be a good aviator. HENRY POWELL: Marshal T -'40; French Club; Pres. S. R. '40; Chairman Auxiliary Committee '40; V.-Pres. Student Body '41; V.-Pres- French Club '41; Toastmaster Football Banquet; V.-Pres. Euclidean Honor Society; National Band Honor Society ‘41; Pres. Student Body '42: Chairman Student Court; V.-Pres. National Band Hooor Society; Ushers Club; Hi-Y Club '42 MARTHA JANE POWELL: Girls Glee Club '40. '41. '42; Tallrr Staff '41, '42; V.-Pres., Sec., Treas. S. R-; Euclidean Honor Society '40-'42; Althean Club '41, '42; “Pirates of Penzance '42; On Our Way' '41; Christmas Music Festival '40, '41; Evening of Music '41; Spring Musk Festival '41; in Old Vienna” '40; “False Fernando T9; City Spring Festival TV; Vocalist Senior Class. Ambition: To ride on the merry-go-round of life and never fall off. DORIS RAGSDALE: Pres. S. R. It. TV; Sec., Treas. S. R. TV; Taller Rep '40, 41; V.-Pres. S. R. TV; Marshal ’ll, TV: Treas. Girl Reserves TV; V.-Pres. Al-ihean Club '40; Taller Rep Girls Letter Chib '41; R. O. T- C. Sponsor '40; Cheerleader '40 Heal Cheer-lc ader '41; Gym Capt. Baseball and Volleyball Team for three semesters; Sportsmanship Committee. Ambition: To remain at happy always as I am now. ROSS RAINER. Taller Staff '41; Hoodlog Staff '42; Asst Consul Patrkian Club '41; Tatter Rep. Patrician Club '41, '42; On Our Way '41; Cavaliei Club '41; Christmas Music Festival ’41; Evening of Music '41. Ambition: To find out what “filla-ga-dusha; thina-ma tooths, balda-ralda, boom-to-de-ay 1 means LOLA RAWLINSON: Apollo Club T9-'41; Gins Glee Club '41; In Old Vienna '40; On Our Way” '41; Christmas Music Festival TV-41; Marshal '11-'40; Ambition: To always be able to smile. BERTHA MAURICE RICE: Girl. Letter Club TV-'42; Olympian Honor Society '40-'42; Apollo Club TV; Gold and While Follies 'IV; Christmas Music Festival TV; Letter! T9, ‘40. Ambition: To paddlr mv conoe through the harbor of success CHARLES RILF.Y: Marshal 41; Marshal Cape. ‘42; Ushers Hi-Y Club '41; Asst. Head Usher !42. Ambition: To be a mechanical engineer. RALPH RITCHIE: Officer Club '42; Officer IL 0 T- C. '42, TntUr Rep. '40. Ambition: To graduatr from college before old age overtake roe WALTER ROARK: Marshal 5$; Scout Club '59; Visual Aid Club '40-'42: V.-Pre . Visual Aid Club 41; Pte� . Visual Aid Club 41, '42; Band '59-'42; Usher Club ‘41. '42; HI-Y Club 41, '42; Lab. Asst. •W '42; Tatlrr Rep '40. Ambition: To be an aeronautical engineer. ALYCE ROBERTS: Tntirr Rep. Athenean Club; Sec., Treat. S. R. Ambition: To become a successful secretary, or to be successful in anything I should happen to undertake in my life. ANNIE LEE ROBERTSON: Masque and Gavel Hon or Society ’40-'42; Omicron Delta Honor Society ’41. 42; Freshman Aud Program '40; Thalian Dramatic Club 'J9-'42; “Mr. Citizen Ha A Dream '59; “Oo Our Way '41; The American Way” ‘41; V.-Pre . S. R '59; Sec. S. R '40; Marshal ’18-’40; In Old Vienna '40; TntUr Staff '40-'42; Music Festival '40; Lab. Asst- Aunt Tillie Goes To Town 42. Ambition: To achieve success and happiness before I'm an old lady. JAMES RODGERS: Ambition: To live in peace and die in riche . WATKINS RODRIGUEZ: Ambition: To do my work successfully. BILLY ROGERS: TntUr Staff '59-'42; HoiUg Staff ‘41, 42; Le Cerde Francois '5S-'40; Photograpny Club '40. '41. Ambition: Ti« better to lose a jest than to lose a friend EVELYN ROGERS: Ambition: To be one of the many for one. I. P RUSSELL: Euclidean Honor Society '41. '42; V.-Pre . Commercial Club '41, '42. Ambition: To see tbe world. MANUEL RUNYAN: Ambition: To be able to appreciate the other fellow' viewpoint. ELIZABETH SAHM: Marshal 59 '41; V.-Pre S. R '41; In Old Vienna '40; Tntirr Rep.; Althean Club 59-'41. Ambition: To be the private secretary of a good-looking bos . J. V . SCHMIDTT. Marshal 'SI; Music Festival 40. Ambition: To help stop this war. MARY EARLE SCOTT: Girls Glee Club 59 41; In Old Vienna”, Spring Festival, Christmas Festival; Apollo Club '59-'42; Girl Reserve '42; Thalian Dramatic Club '5$; S. R Officer '59. EVELYN SHARP: National Honor Sodety '41; Va-rioua S. R Offices; Euclidean Honor Society '40; Girl Glte Club '41. Ambition: To always be happy. JUNE GAVNELL SHARP: Althean Literary Society '41, '42; TntUr Rep, '42- Ambition: To have only enough clouds in my life's day to make a beautiful sunset. DOUGLAS SHEPPARD: Ambition: To like it if I have to live alone. RUTH SHEERER: Spanish Club '59, '40; Christraa Music Festival '40; Pres S. R- ‘42. Ambition: To be successful in anything I do. JIMMY SMITH: Ambition: To know whom to count on, MONROE SMITH: Marshal '5 -'40; Handicraft Club; Set Treaa. 59. '40, Pres. '41. V.-Pre . '41. '42 Handicraft Club. Ambition: To be one of the best aeronautical engineers. ROY SMITH: W Club '40; Various Office S. R Football '59. '40; Baseball ’40; Tntirr Rep. '59. ’40. Ambition: To be a success. SARAH ALICE SOUTHARD: Thalian Dramatic Club 'S8-‘42; Masque and Gavel Honor Society; Omi-eron Delta Honor Society; Sec. Omicron Delta '41; V.-Pre . Omicron Delta '42; Set Masque and Gavel '42: V.-Pre . Thalian Dramatic Club '42; Editor-in-Chief Tntirr '41; Spring Editor Woodlog '42; The Taming of the Shrew '40; 'The American Landscape '40; “On Our Way '41; Quality Street '42 'Hie Magic Carpet of W. H. S. '40; Freshman Auditorium Speaker '41; Aunt Tillie Goes To Town . Ambition: To have some sort of work to do all through life. HELEN ELIZABETH STEED. Sec. R R. '40; Ves-talian Club. Ambilioit: To be a secretary. GUS STEELE: Ushers Club; Hi-Y 42; Lab Asst. HELEN STEGEK: Marshal ‘59. '40 Cheerleader '40, '40. Ambition: To have and to bold. LENT WILLIAM STEWART: Ambition: To learn the worst and avoid it JAMES CALVIN STIVENDER: Basketball '59; Band '40-'42; Orchestra '41, ‘42; Sergeant R. O. T. C Band; The American Way ' '41; Aviation Club; S. R. Officer; Historian of Senior Class. Ambition To always make my best better. EDWIN'A STRICKLAND: Eudideao Honor Society ’40-’42; Olympian Honor Society 40-'42; National Honor Society '41, 42; V.-Pre Girls Letter Club '41; Sec S. R. '59; Pre . S. R. 59 Ambition: To take Tyrone Power away from Annabel! . LEDIAS STRINGFELLOW Marshal; Laboratory As t; Tennis Club. Ambition: To go to college and later to work with mv father. NORMAN STRINGFELLOW: Marsha! '41. '42; Sec Pbilocophus Club '59; TntUr Rep. S. R. '41; Defense Stamp Agent S- R. '42. MARTHA SUDDUTH: Ambition: To live and learn. THOMAS SUGG: V.-Pres S. R. '40; Marshal '40; Tntirr Rep. '41; Usher Club '41, '42; Hi-Y Club; Toastmaster Ushers’ Banquet; Council Representative Usher Club; Gold and White Handbook Committee; Laboratory Asm; Pres. English Class. Ambition: To be successful. FRED TABOR: At Phillips High School: Sec- Choristers Literary Society '40; Sec. Senior Glee Club '59. '40; Sec. S. R. '40, Pre . 'SI. '59; Christmas Music Festival '59- 41; State Musk Festival '59, '40. '41; Tennis Team '59. At W. H S.: Warbler Club '42; Sec Red Cro s Clob '41; Treas Red Cross Club ‘42; Cavaliers Club '41; Warblers Minstrel '41, '42; Apollo Club ’40-'42; Red Cross Club '40, '42. Ambition: To graft a cucumber to an onion and produce a weeping pickle. NEIL WALDRUP TARRANT: Ambition: To re-tire at the age of 25. BALFOUR THOMPSON. National Band Honor So-ciety '40-'42; Band '59. '40; Head Drum Major '40-'42; R O. T. C. Band '59. '40; Drum Major R. O. T. C Band '40-'42; State Music Festival '41; Tennis Team '40-'42; Sec. Tennis Club '41, '42; Tennis Club ’J9-’42; State Tennis Tournament '41, '42; Sportsmanship Committer '40. '41; V.-Pres S. R. '40, '41; Sec '42; State Band Contest '40, '41; Concert Band 'S9-’41; Marshal '40; Tntirr Rep. Tennis Club '40; Cullman's Strawberry Festival Bands; Combined City R. O. T. C. Band'40. Ambition: To build them to keep'em flying. ROLAND ALBERT THORNBURG: V-Pre . S R. '41; Treat. S. R. '42; Natiooal Band Honor Society; Second Chair Tuba in A Band Music Festival '41; First Chair Tuba in Orchestra Musk Festival ‘42; Staff Sergeant R. O. T. C. Band; Orchestra Club; The American Way , Band ’58-’41; Orchestra '40-'42. CHARLES TUCKER: Lieut. Col. R. O. T. C; Pres. Rifle Club; S. R. Office Ambition: To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. MARY LOU VANN: Utopian Science Club '40; Sec Junior Red Cross Club '42; Orchestra Club '41; Asst. Editor of Tntirr '42; Sec. S. R. '40, '41; Studeot Council; TntUr Rep. '42; Representative Journalism Convention '41. Ambition: To be a successful interior decorator in a large city. KATHERINE WAGGONER: At Phillip High School: Dramatic Club '40; Sec S R. '40. '41. Althean Literary Society. GERALD WALKER: Ambition: To insist on the best from myself. GERTRUDE WALKER: Althean Literary Society '40-’42; Marshal ‘42. Ambition: To be a really good stenographer and an excellent home maker at the same time CURT WASSON: Concert Band '40-'42; Drum Major '41, '42; Pre . S. R. Fall '41; V.-Pre . S. R. Spring '41; Tennis Club '59-'42; State Band Contest '40, '41; Student Council '41; Sportsmanship Committee 41; R O. T. C. Band '41; Drum Major R. O. T. C. Band '42; B Tennis Team '41. .Imbition: To be a high ranking Army Officer. BETTY WATKINS: Pre . S. R '58-'41; Thalian Dramatic Club '58; Girl Reserves '19; Spanish Club '40; Euclidean Honor Society '40-'42; Marshal '58. Ambition: To have a good time- SERIORS SPRING STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Henry Powell, President; Mary Adellc Wilson. Head Marshal; Jean Hopson, Secretary; Frank Deemun, Vice President. LOLTsE WF.. R: Sec. S R T8; V.-Pre S. R. T9, Marthal T9, 40; V.-Pre . S. R- '41; Allbran Literary Cmb '44; Commercial Club '42; Cormneieial Club T9-'41. Ambition: To fulfill ail of my high ideal and become famou in � ome way. RALPH WEBSTER: Ambition: To be where I intended to go whrn I get their. LOWELL WESSON: K O. T. C Band 40-'42; Fir.c C!a� Pvt R O. T. C. Band; Band J8-'42; V.-Pre S. R- '40; A( ollo Club 'J8-'42; Boy Scout; Trumpeter Senior Clata. Ambition: To be a Marine aviator. FRANK WEST: V.-Pre S. R. '40-'42; Treat S R '41. Ambition: Get out in the bu� ine� � world and be a ucce� � RUFUS WEST: Rifle Club 42; Apollo Club T8; Marabal '19. '40; “In Old Vienna” '40 Ambition: To be a � ucce� in whatever field of work t enter. OLIVE KATHERINE WHITE: Marthal '40; Girl. Glee Club '41, '42; Apollo Club '40-'42. Ambition: To be an airline bo� te � . WALLACE WHITFIELD: Thalian Dramatic Club 19-’42; On Our Way , The American Way , “Mr. Citiren Ha A Dream”; Maique and Gavel Honor Society; Taller Staff '42. Ambition: To graduate from collegr. become a tuccri in the butinc world, acquire a beautiful wife with lot of money, and live to be a hundred. HENRY ALLEN WHITLEY: Pre . and V.-Pre . S R-; Euclidean Honor Society; Model Club. HERBERT WILKF.Y: Ambition: To koow why I am doing what I am doing. CATHERINE WILLIAMS: Ambition: To know and follow the beat. JOY WILLIAMS: Girl. Glee Club; Apollo Club; Vettalian Club; Critic of Ve.talian Club. Ambition To have a good time. Doris Wilson MARY ADELF WILSON: Euclidean Honor Society '40; National Honor Society '41; Masque and Gavel Honor Society '41; A t. Head Marthal '4|; Head Marthal '42; Alternate Debate Team '41; Mr. Cit-ieen lla A Dream,' 'The American Way” '41; Quality Street'' 42 Scribleru Club '40, '41; Patrician Latin Club T9; Thalian Dramatic Club ‘19-'42; Toilet Staff '40.-42; H'ooAlof Staff ' 2. JEWELL WOLFE: Marabal T� , T9; Girl Glee Club '40-’42; “In Old Vienna” '40; Evening of Mutic '41; Apollo Club; “On Our Way '41; Sec. Apollo Club 42 Ambition: To trlve, to teek, to find and not to yield. MAURICE WOOD: Football'40.'41. Ambitiont To make a million dollar . MARILYN WOODS: Thalian Dramatic Club T8-'4t; S. R- Office ; Toiler Rep.; Mar.hal 1 . ADF.LL WOODWARD: At Kinkung Shan Ameri- can School. Fre hman-Sophomore Plav; Girl Ba kc(-ball Team. Durham High School: Mummer's Dramatic Club; Annie E. Ttllet Literary Society; Library Council; Glee Club. At Shanghai America School: Girl. Hockey Team; Glee Club. At W. H. S.: V.-Pre . S. R. '41; Apollo Club; Mu ic Festival '41; The American Way '41; Sec. S. R. '42; Sec. French Club ’42; “Pirate of Penzance. Ambition: To ting like Ri e Steven CECIL WOOTEN: Marshal T8-'40; Trea . S. R ; Euclidean Honor Society; Laboratory A t; Band; U her� Club; Hi-Y Club; Head U.her '42. Ambition: •uccc . IMOGF.NE WOOTAN: In Old Vienna” 40; Li- brary Club; Apollo Club; Girl Glee Club; Marshal; “Pirate of Prnrancr ; Ch:i� trna Mu ic Fe� tival T9-'41. Ambition: To be a great organitt. ALYS LL'ISE YOE: Home Economic Club: Marthal '42 Ambition: To be a good technician. FRANCES YORK: V.-Pre . S. R T9; Sec. Alihean Literary Socircy ’40; “On Our Way” 41; Pre . Al-thean Literary Society '41; “The American Way '41; Sec. S. R. '41. Ambition: To keep thr friend I have and to win many more. ''Quality Street Presented March 12-13 WOODLAYVN FOREVER! LEWIS ADERHOLT HELEN CUTCLIFFE GLEN DINE DUAIS JACK FOX MARGUERITE GIDDF.NS BESSIE GLOVER FRANCES MORGAN JOYCE ROBISON EVELYN SCHLTZ ELIZABETH SCHMUCK LOIS STRINGER OLA MAE SUMMERS EVA LEE WHATLEY LEWIS WATSON TED SHARP Should all our classmates be forgot And all our teachers, too? Should we for’er forget this soot. Forsake old friends for new? Frankly, my friends, 1 think we won't; It's not the thing to do. And even, if we could, we won’t. To YVoodlawn we arc true! The years were happy that we spent vMong boys and girls we knew; And as from class to class we went We met new teachers, too. We starred here four years ago— Most all, at any rate, A few of us were somewhat slow; Some were detained by fate. Our freshman year was one of joy, But add a note to that: Every older girl and boy Smirked and called us “rat . On winged fee the next year came. And everyone could see We had outgrown that little name. For sophomores were we. Then we were very near the peak; Y'et we could not quite get The prize for which all students seek— We were mere juniors yet. And then our senior year rolled ‘round— Our sheepskins we had won! The prize that we had sought was found— Our high school days were done! Long live our Alma Mater dear! And, though we must depart, She e’er shall reign throughout each year Supreme in every hear . June Sharp Spring, ’42 Spring Senior Class Officers James Carr - ■ • Jack Bryan — Ray Armstrong Emily Masters- .....President Uice President .....Secretary ....Treasurer NATIONAL ■■VENI HONOR fa VIDI SOCIETY 11 VICI NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Lillian Bruhy, President Warren Bowles, V.-Pres.; Katherine Motkus, Rec. Sec.; Mary Jane Mullen, Cor. Sec.; Cecil Culvcrhouse, Trcas.; James Hamrick, Sec. of Public Affairs: Beatrice Bannister, Frances Belsher, Mary Bishop, Elizabeth Borders, Nell Brown, Margaret Buck, Lawrence Carlton, Betty Crook, Edward Darby, Jean Ellis, Wilma Eubanks, Norman Gilbert, Ralph Glidewcll, Louise Hardin. Jean Hopson, Louis Hovatcr, Katheryn Knighton, Bobby Lawrence, Martha Levie, Edward Lovell, Ed May, Jacquelyn Meeks, Clarice Nelson, John Northrup. Marie Nunnally, Walton Pickens, Margaret Roper, Evelyn Sharp, Edwina Strickland, Ronald Weathers, Mary Adcle Wilson. SPONSORS MISS DOROTHY BLEWETT MISS STACEY PURR All55 NOPMA DICKEY 5P0N50P or STUDENT COUNCIL AT WORK MG . P.L.BPOW HEAD SPONSOR MAPSHAL FOPCE HEAD MARSHALS For a number of years one of the vital organizations of Wood I awn High School has been the marshal force. This organization was formed of pupils who serve as marshals, captain , assistant head marshal, head marshal, and teachers, who serve as sponsors. This force serves a definite purpose in the school. It is the duty of the marshals to make sure the halls are safe and orderly at all times, not jusj during the middle of a period. The cleanliness of the school is looked to by the marshal force. Property of the students must be protected. It is the duty of marshals to do this. One of our duties, which it also a privilege, is to create a spirit of friendliness and cooperation between the student body and the faculty. It is my sincere desire that we, the marshal force of Woodlawn High School, have fulfilled our duty as an organiation in this school—Mary Adelle Wilson, Head Marshal. MARSHAL FORCE HEAD SPONSOR, R. L. Brown; Head Marshal. Mary Adelle Wilson; Council Repre-•entative, Mary Ellen Condra; Secretary, Sara Jackson; Marshal Court, Mr. Fullington, Mr. Ifolland, Elgie Dean Nix. S ponton: Miss A. Chapman, Miss Stead ham, Mr. Fullington, Miss Cobb. Miss Barnard, Miss Moore, Miss Edmonds, Miss Smith, Mitt Whatley. Miss Argue. Captaint: Mary Adelle Wilson. Evelyn Gray ton, Betty Phillips, Ila Mae Black, Charles Riley, Louis H ova ter, Iva Dean Moo maw, Elizabeth Maillet, Carolyn Hovater, Elgic Dean Nix, Ted Sharp, Mildred Weeks, Sara Jackson, Mary Ellen Condra, Marion Stanley, Gordon Norman, Madulyn Steele. Xtanhali: Kathryn Aderholt, Pauline Arthur, Margaret Allen, Frank Atherton, Dorothy Armstrong, Margaret Atchison, Mary Helen Adams, Marion Bowden, Joyce Brock, Elizabeth Buck, Frank Berg, Frances Billingsley, Margaret Below, Margarie Brent, Iva Jewell Burton, Anne Barrier, Mary Dean Black. Mildred Bolton. Hildred Brannon, La Y'erc Bonham. Thomas Bullock, Mildred Blankenship, Pauline Barrett. Eugenia Barksdale, Mary Bishop, Mildred Best. Gene Burnette, Doris Barr, Anne Burke, Mary Bowden, G. P. Burns, Norma Jean Bohannon. Eva Mac Burnette, Mary Catherine Clim, Kathryn Coleman, Hean Crook, Mary Ellen Condra. Carolyn Cooper, May Cooper, Frances Cormack. Anita Casey. Lcnora Carter, Joy Caldwell, Marguerite Chitwood, Jean Cobern, Donnel Dean Coley, Ellinor Creel, Betty Clem. Harold Chambers, Sam De-Barbant, Carolyn Duncan, Cornelia Dickey. James Dorough, Betty Jean Devine, Betty Jean Dillon, Carolyn Denney, Catherine Douglas, Elizabeth Davis, Wallace Daniels, Margaret Evans, Eva Mae Ellis, Margaret Edwards, Eva Mae Elkins, Frances Ellison, Minnie Jean En -ley, Mary Lee Fuqua, Carl Fox. Herbert Frank- lin, Evelyn Fritz, Louise Falkner, Evelyn Grim-met, Betty Graham, Kermit Griffin. Virginia Grarheart, Taber Green, Janice Graddick, Evelyn Hewett. Olivia Hardin. Betty Hallmark. Betty Hilliard, Patty Hughes, Blaine Hayden, Charles Hudson. Paula Herring, Billie Hicks, Doris Hill, Ira Head, Claire Hodges. Ruby Hallmark, Mary Bell-Hilliard. Jackie Hamilton. Walter Holliman. Bill Holland, Katie Haynes, Geraldine Hill, Barbara Jolly, Mary Ellen Jetter, Lorene Junction, Margret Jones, Annr Johnson, Harold Knight, Mary Ann King, Margaret Jean Kirby, Herman King, Peggy Lightsey. Robert Lauderdale, Margaret Lightsey, Vivian Lewis. Allen Langston, Roy Liles, William Locke, Pratt Latham, Shirley McKinney. Betty Martin, Malcolm Miller, Margaret McCune, Carol Maston, Doris Mercer, Dorothy Ann Marsh, Jean Moore, Mary Franco McCollum, Virginia Martin, Marilyn Nabors. Nell Nelson, Dorothy Lou Norris, William O'Brien. Marcia O’Neal, William Overstreet, C. L. Odum, Frank Oliver. Annie Ruth Posey, W. D. People. Janis Patton, Peggy Powers, Jeanne Price, Hugh Pemberton. Charles Plvicr, Ruth Rockett, .l awrence Reid. Evelyn Rogers, Virginia Rivers. Whan Russell, J. B. Robinette, Tommy Smith, Maxine Smith, Carry Ann Sazera, Emagean Station, Edi:h Stnith, Peggy Skidmore. Frances Swafford, Fdna Stout, Doris Sharp, Paul Slaughter. Martha Sudduth, Nor man Stringfdlow, Homer SwatxcII, Bobby Steele, Trumm. Dorothy Valaer. Herbert Westbrook. Edna Whalen. Robert Wamslev. Annie Sue Wear, Louise Wear, Dorothy Ann Wright. Eva Jane Whetstone, Ailcen Weaver, Thelma Wade. I elias Stringfdlow. Mary Jane Smith. Madolyn Steele, Louise Szakats, Billie Sheffield. Ann Trotter, Wilson Turnes, Juanita Thomas. Jeannette Trammell, Hunt Thompson. Virginia Betty Woodward. Gertrude Walker, Billy Whire, Audrey Wyatt, Opal Woodall. Octavia Weeks Alyte Yoc. ENSIGN ROBERT BALLARD NAVY _____________________mu MAJOR JOHN J. MARTIN LI CHARLES E. SHARP AIR The Reserved Officers Training Corps of Woodlawn High School is composed of three companies: Company G, Company H, and Headquarters Company. This vear, there are 145 members of the Corps. The highlights of the year were the usual Armistice Day parade, the federal inspection in May, and the inter-city competition in May. The Woodlawn Rifle Club is composed of 30 picked members. Membership in this club shows excellence in drill. Club members may be identified by a citation cord which is worn exclusively by them. The Woodlawn R. O. T. C. has an excellent record in the annual competition drills, winning the cup in 1937 and 1940. In addition Captain Sidney Gunter was a member of the Hearst Trophy Team this past year.—Charles Tucker, Lt. Colonel. Captain Sidney Gunter LOWELL WESSON JIMMIE STRONG Caxpaxat Q i«!cai l, GEORGE JACK STONE LUTHER JOHN CARROLL THOMAS KINNEY MARINE HE’S GOT WHAT IT TAKES WT-LS. PPE PAPES MILDPED BEST SHOT 45 OUTOF POSSIBLE 50 LE ) IS NX AT50N JOHNN E OGLESBY DEBATERS NORMA JOHNSON BETTY BAKER ED EARRAR ALBERT STEPHENS NORMAN MOON OMICRON DELTA HONOR SOCIETY Officers 1941-1942 Fall, 1941: Pres., Sam Sibert; V.-Pres., Juanclle Stewart; Sec. Alice Southard. Spring, 1942: Pres. Bernard Bishop; V-Pres. Alice Southard; Sec. Floyd Yarbrough. Members: Bernard Bishop, Floyd Bryan, Ed Farrar, Jean Hopson, Norma Johnson, Norman Moon, Walton Pickens, Annie Lee Robertson, Sam Sibert. Alice Southard, Floyd Yarbrough, Warren Bowles, Charlotte Foster, Mary Jane Mullen, Cecil Smith, Sam Sibert, Juanclle Stewart, John Street To honor outstanding work in all phases of speech, the Omicron Delta was organized in 1926. Members of this society have been among those students who have brought honor to their school and to themselves. A student of speech can receive no higher honor at Woodlawn High School than membership in this society. Omission—-Harrison Williams is a member ED FARRAR ORATORICAL WINNER WAKE UP AMERICA' MRS. BLANCHE EVANS DEAN CHAIRMAN OE NATIONAL DEEENSE ACTIVITES INW H- S- MRS- MAN SEIELD - JONES SPONSOR OE SCHOOL BANKING DICK OLIVER STUDENT ASSISTANT WOODLAWN IN THE SERVICE That Woodlawn students are doing their part in the war effort is forcefully attested by the fact that, to date, there are 485 former pupils of the school, graduates and non-graduates, who arc now in some branch of the service, according to the best infromation available. Of the total number, there arc 234 who are graduates of W. H. S. while the others are non-graduates. The service men are divided between the different branches of the military force in the following manner: Army, 1 13, Navy 103, Marines 60, Aviation 44. It was impossible to learn the position of many of the men: but all reports indicate that, wherever they arc, they are doing their best for the sake of country and honor. Former teachers of Woodlawn who are now in the military forces, or in defense work, arc: Maj. John J. Martin, Capt. John Waller, Ensign Robert Ballard, Capt. William (Red) Kelly, Ensign Talton Thomas, and the four in defense work—Mark Whetstone, Henry Sikir, Gerald Thomas, and Percy Nolen. Captain Sidney Gunter Captain Charles Gray Lieutenant Harry Manning WVGH AAOOR FOANK MUNTI IVA OE AN MOO AW AMSS FAPNMAfA SPONSOQ katreovn KNIGMTON CLASS AOTISTS JULIAANNA OPANCHYCK OFFICERS PEN £ INK TED SHARP ELIZABETH BUCK KATHERYN KNIGHTON LOUISE WHITING MARTHA COCHRANE MARGARCT LILA JONES IVA DEAN MOON AW GEORGE GIDDENS BOBBIE WINDHAM C-W EERGUSON HOYT eARRON SAFELCS NOBLE KONTZEN THE TATLER Like its famous predecessor, The Tatler has dedicated itself to the purpose of presenting “accounts of gallantry, pleasure, and entertainment,” While, as yet, we have produced no Addisons or Steeles, in a small way, we have contributed articles of interest on sports, clubs, fashions, features, and other school activities. Each semester, members of the journalism class elect an editor-in-chief and an associate editor. The job of the editor-in-chief is to write edito rials, while the associate editor gives out assignments to fellow journalists. Among the honors achieved by The Tatler are: membership of Quill and Scroll National Honor Socitey and the Alabama High School Press Associa tion.—Mary Lou Vann FACULTY SPONSORS A. Y'ancey Bowie ........ Editorial M. P. Gray ............... Business TATLER STAFF Mr. A. Y. Bowie. sponsor: Alice Southard. Editor-in-Chief; Jackie Meek , Associate Editor; Ross Rainer, Mary Lou Vann, Norma Johnson, Jean Hopson, Elizabeth Borders, Ray Isley, Billy Rogers, Joyce Griffin, Barbara DuPree, Mary Anderson, Mary Ann Allison, Aleia Perry, James Hamrick, Gwen Hagler, Mary Louise Holt, Martha Purser, Virginia Hardin, Clarice Ogles, Margaret Bryant, Carolyn Mundt. Mary Posey, Margaret Buck; Art Editors, Ted Sharp, and George Giddens; Circulation Deut. Tom Collins. Jimmy Cherry, Ronald Weathers, David Holley; Staff Photographer, Raymond Wood; Business sponsor, Mr. M. P. Gray. ORGANIZATIONS VALUABLE TRAINING EUCLIDEAN HONOR SOCIETY Mias McPheron, sponsor: James Abbott. Maude Elizabeth Allen, Frances Belsher, Ethel Berry, Mary Bishop, Elizabeth Borders, Warren Bowles, Dorothy Brock, Virginia Brooks, Nell Brown, Jack Bryan, lillian Bruhy, Margaret Burdeshaw, John Burks, James Carr, Dorothy Calvard, Allinor Creel, Cecil Culverhouse, Rosamond Daily, Elizabeth Davis, Sarah Davidson, Jettye Dorriety, Imogene Dumas, Eva Mae Elkins, Jean Ellis, Louis Flournoy, Ralph GlidewcII, Emily Griswold, James Hamrick, Basil Hight, David Holley, Mildred Holmes, Jean Hopson, Carolyn Sue Hovater, Stanley Hovater, Homer Jackson, Mary Ann Jones, Louise Jungeman, Sarah King, Martha Levie, Edward Lord, Lois Martin, Emily Masters, Ed May, Jackie Meeks, Mary Jane Mullen. Juanita Myers, John Northrup, Ted Parker, Walton Pickens, Henry Powell, Margaret Roper, Evelyn Sharp, Paul Slaughter, Edwina Strickland, John Taylor, Betty Watkins, Ronald Weathers, Alan Whitley. Mary Adellc Wilson. Cecil Wooten, Betty Bcntly, Milton, Lawrence Carlton, Clifford Chcatwood, Carolyn Cooper, Helen Davidson, J. B. Davis, Jane Deems, Joel Etheredgc, Charles Fite, Donald Florence, Betty Franke, Sara Garrett, Wilda Goss, Levers Hazelgrove, Barbara Jones, Helen Judy, Robert Lauderdale. Margaret Ann Miller, Eugenia Morris, Hershell Nabors, Marie Nunnelley, William Overstreet, Martha Purser, J. P, Russel, William Thompson, Hagins Tyler, La Verne Wall. EUCLIDEAN HONOR SOCIETY rhc Euclidean Honor Society is an organization formed in Woodlawn High School for the purpose of furthering the interests of mathematics. This type of society in Birmingham originated at Woodlawn High School. The significance of the organization it not only in the honor each member receives for being a part, hut also in the service that is given to others. The impression that is made and the results which are obtained arc valuable to the school as well as to the individual. There are certain qualifications which must he met for a pupil to become a member: A °B” average, or above, in three years of college preparatory mathematics, service in helping others with their mathematics at regular times for a period of one year, and a group meeting of the organization once each month. This society has a special pin made exclusively for its members. Any member of Woodlawn may well covet the honor of becoming a member of this organization.—Louis Hovater THE GIREV ADVISER The KirB' adviser may be found in her office—217, third flour west bark—at anv titne duritiK the day from 8 ;00 a in to 4:00 p.m. except pet:nd� . $. and the first half of period 6. Girl should feel free to go to her with problems concerninK course of study, vocational choice, choice � f coIIckc, health difficulties, and other matters which may affect school work. THE BOVS ADVISER The office of Mr. Rush, the Boys’ Adviser, is i.i the main office. He is there before school in the morning until the end of the third period, and again during the sixth and seventh period in the afternoon. The boy should feel free to approach him with any problems that may arise in connection with their school life. In the matters of high school course of study, vocational choice, selection of college or other school interests, he will be glad to give what assistance he can. ALTHEAN CLUB M iss Blcwclt, sponsor; I la Mac Black, Elizabeth Buck, Margaret Buck, Marie Breeze, Frances L. Butler, Iva Jewel Burton, Dot Burdette, Dorothy Calvard, Helen Davidson. Martha Lee Downey, Eva Mae Elkins, Margaret Evans, Doris Friday, Evelyn Grayson, Jerry Griffin, Joyce Griffin, Eleanor Hanks, Jane Harrell, Betty Jean Hallmark, Marian Harris Virginia Heaton, Mildred Hollums, Zackie Hollums, Margaret Horton, Betty Rose Hood, Jayne Fritsch, Carolyn H ova ter, Teric Betty Lacy, Barbara Jones, Kathcryn Knighton, Joe Helen Leath, Martha Levee, Doris Manly, Carol Matson, Emily Masters, Jackie Meeks, Margaret Ann Miller, Clarece Nelson, Ruby Oates, Martha Jane Powell, Joyce Robinson, Elizabeth Sahm, Evelyn Schultz, Katherine Waggoner, Gertrude Walker, Virginia Woods, Frances York, Frances Ruth Hester, June Shaw, and Mary Ellen Nichclson. ATHENEAN CLUB Miss Edmonds, sponsor: Doris May, Franses Williams, Janice McAllister, Martha Vance, Betty East, Margaret Parham. Paula Herring. Mary Lee Fuqua, Hazel Ken-nington, Florence Logan, Tillie Milligan, Jean Check, Elizabeth Vaughn, Carrie Jo Willett, Jean Hopson, Emogene Emeus, Lafcrn Gable, Betty Phillips. PROMETHEAN CLUB Mi Alice Chapman, sponsor: Dorothy Armstrong, Ethel Berry, Mary Bowden, Christine Cooper, Betty Ann Crook, Edna Frances Curry, Elizabeth Curtis, Sarah Davidson, Eva Mae Ellis, Jean Ellis, Norma Jo Esslinger, Margurite Giddens, Ernestine Hurst, Sarah Jackson, Inez Jennings, Madelyn Johnson, Terry Kendrick, Anna Ruth McCracken, Betty Nelson, Marcia O’Neal, Bertha Peeples, Betty Stone, Frances Thompson, Doris Traylor, Martha Wilson, Betty Woodward, Janice Tischer, Peggy Mackey, Edwina Caldwell, Patty Honeycutt, Clarice Champion. VESTALIAN CLUB Mist Annie B. Mitchell, sponsor: Elizabeth Borders, Pres.; Mary Anderson, V-Pres.; Alcia Perry, Sec.; Gilda Wear, Treat.; Mary Posey, Tatler Rep.; Helen Battles, Marjorie Brent, Carolyn Brothers, Mary Ellen Condra, Virginia Casey, Elizabeth Conway, Mary Elizabeth Daugherty, Marjorie Finley, Margaret Gallaway, Josr-phine Gauntt, Olivia Hardin, Virginia Hardin, Jo Ann Jordan, Bebe Joyce King, Emalene McCoy, Helen McClellan, Elizabeth McLaughlin, Mary Elizabeth Moore, Mildred Martin, Doris Mercer, Elgie Dean Nix jlose Parker. Constance Parson, Gwendolyn Powers, France Reeves, Sara Jean Sawyer, Helen Steed. Anne Stephens, Evelyn Sharp, Sara Smith, Thelma Swatzcll, Ruth Thomas, Georgia Wilkerson, Catherine Williams, Dorothy Ann Wright, Clarice Ogles, Joan Kirk. GIRLS RESERVES Miss McPherson, sponsor; Evelyn Byrd, Jean Crook, Vila Mae Hadaway, Kitty Gray, Virginia Gearheart, and Joyce Jones. PATRICIAN LATIN CLUB Miss Moore, sponsor: Mary Deane Black, Pres.; Wilda Goss, V-Pres.; Marcelle Morrison, Sec.; Ross Rainer, Tatler Rep.; Betty Ann Johnsey, Dick Oliver, Bobby Okin, Ann Acker, Rebie Gray, Emily Evans, E. J. Trammel, Martelia Bell, Betty Henckell, Ruth Bell, Charles Fite, E. G. Sims, Mildred Blankenship, Marjorie Gibson, Lelia Ann Brewer, Edward Lovell, Robert Lauderdale, Dorothy Lou Norri.s, Elizabeth Ann Gattis, Aumon Burnett, Katherine Lokey, Mary Jo Forstinan, Marie Thorn, William Atchison, Clara Watkins, Ruth Turner, Harvey Dingman, Frank Muntz, Amza Galaspy. UTOPIAN SCIENCE CLUB Mrs. Long, sponsor: Gladys Palmer, Pres.; Louis Flournoy, V-Pres.; Barbara Jones, Sec.-Treas.; John McDonald, Tailtr Rep.; George Beason, Bill Blackerby, Ray Can-field, William Cash, James Coffey, Billy Course, Warren Drummond, Dan Hendon, Robert Hughes. Margaret Light sey, Carl McCool, David Meadows, Thelma Moon Murray Norment, James Orr, Buddy Scott, Richard Stein, Paul Stiff, Bill Smithson James Williams. PHILATELIC CLUB Horton Smith, Dewey Webb, Margaret Saffles, Thomas Collins, Jr., Orman Edgar, Ronald Burns, Nestor Fourroux, Charles Lee Master, Roy Cooper. 'Fed Sharp. Neal Arrington, Hamilton Jacobs, Jimmy Dykes, James Bevis, David Denny, Bill Laney, Frances Henchell, and Richard Ogles. Print Club DouglasMcAlister, President; Oscar Bowlin, (Gordon Anderson, James Attichson, Sherman Bishop, Lawson Corley, Glenn Parson, Kenneth Prince, James Putman. Karl Rutledge, Herbert Westbrook, Chandler White, Ray fsley, Vernon Mize, James Howard, Jimmie Smith, Jack Cooper, anti Oscar Cagle. Mr. Gammon, Sfior ser HOME EC CLUB Mis Ann Gretschmann, sponsor: Elaine Parker. Anne Dudley, Roberta Carroll. Lilia Jones, Mary Carolyn Hood. EuKcnia Morri , Betty Jo Palmer, Mildred Denson, Billie Catherine Jones, Gracy Cook. Lois Martin, Jeanne McSherry, Johnnie B. Spain, Margaret Edwards, Joy Dooley. DE5ATER USHERS CLUB Mr. Talton Thomas, sponsor: James Carr, Head Usher; Stanley Hovater, Asst. Head Usher; Sam Sibert, Sec.-Treas.; Frank Carpenter, Sgt-at Arms; Thomas Sugg. Tatler Rep.; Roy Atchinson, Warren Bowles, Jack Bryan, Ed Farrar, Ralph Glidewell, Bill Hammett, James Hamrick, ‘Basil Hight, David Holley, Louis Hovater, Homer Jackson, Jimmy King, Robert Kirby, Edward Lord, Edward Lovell, Ed May, Norman Moon, Lawrence Morgan, George McClellan, John Northrop, Henry Powell. Charles Riley, Walter Roark, Gus Steele, John Street, Cecil Wooten, Floyd Yarbrough. Activities' Committee Seated Miss Ordu?aij Louise Junqeman Marq Eliz- Moore Bettie Paijne Miss Sadler Standinq Joqce Qriftin Eru?in Su?ent Joqce Qriftin Chairman SPANISH CLUB Miss Lamb, sponsor; William Johns, Jo Ann Pinncll. Jett Dorrictv, Ruth Long, Sylvia Oldham, Bernard Farrell. Billy Mitchell, Felix Harris, Branche Muckenfuss, Kyle Glenn, Francis Waide, Joe James, Oswald West, Hoyt McClendon, Everett Ingram. Donald McFarland. Bernie Paul Brannon. I om Gentle, ann Ried Bryan, Jack Bryan, Clifford Cheatwood, Frankie Heaton, Marjorie Thompson, Arnold Mardis, J. W. Booker, Mary Louise B air, Doris Smith, Betty Miller, Catherine Esslinger, Jack Christy, Billy Steele, Ann Bruce, Violet Kieth, Homer Lloyd, Martha Hovater, Le Vere Bonham, Nita Jean Parker, Virginia Harwell, Eugene Teems, Frances Brown, Chester Riser, HiMred Brannon. Eleanor Creel, Louise Faulkner, Charlotte Johns-on, Bill Barnard. Helen Harrell, Anne Sherill, Betty Bently, and Wanda Henson. FRENCH CLt’B Miss Kelley, sponsor: Frances Belsher, Pres.; Nell Brown, Donald Jarrell, V-Pres.; Maude Elizabeth Allen. Sec.; Walter Meeks, Treas.; Frances Bell, Mildred Ritchey, Ernest Fitzgerald. Jack Lee, Alan Hodge, Mary Jane Smith. Sara Beth Beddow, Evelyn Hamilton, Juliana Opanchyk, Virginia Rivers, Lorene Ritchey. Margaret Belsher. Adel! Woodward, Henry Powell CO to MARION BROWN IZABET ORDERS RUTH ESSLINGER GLORIA MOYE EVELYN SHARP CONCERTMEISTER 1941 42, JEANETTE COUNTS AND HER VJOLIN WARBLERS CLUB Mr. Light, sponsor: Lawrence Carlton, Lester Gilley, John Nicholson, John McDonald, Jack Walden, James Carr, Hagin Tyler, Jack Brvan, Jack Lowe, Lawrence Lancaster, Cleveland Hunt, Edsel Hand, Harry Martin, Sedgwich McCartney, Fred Tabor, James Brown, Jimmy Dykes, John Atchison, Francis Dyer, and Robert Hughes. GIRLS GLEE CLUB Mias Claude Dowling, sponsor: Joan Kirk, Lola Raylinson, Patricia Greene. Mary Anderson, Elinor Creel, Peggy Baker, Imogene Wootan, India Bowron, Winnie Mae Fuljerton, Rosemary Lehmann, Mary Frances Long, Olive White, Mary Louise Coker. Emily Griswold, Lucy Ellis, Addle Woodward, Leetrice Minyard, Roberta Carroll, Betty Hood, Jane Deems, Frances Carmack, Margaret Hawkins, Charlotte Johnston. Mary Louise Holt, Carolyn Alley, Martha Purser, Louise Hardin, Jane Jordan, Maude Elizabeth Allen, Margie Jean Orr, Louise Massey, Marian Brown, Evelyn Sharp, Catherine Aldridge, Betty Franke, Eugenia Puckett, Jane Fritch, Janice Tistier, Marilyn Johnston, Joy Williams, Elizabeth Borders, Inez Jennings. VIOI.INS: Jcanettr Count , Henrietta Huggins, Dempsey Pennington, Dudlet l.nnklord, Helen Count . Jane Rhode . Dorothy Vann, Mildred Denton, Don Sharpe. Helen Harrell. Mary Inin AlcCunc. Joe Jante . Travi Gooch, Floyd Raulinton, Kva Thompson, (Jene Her. William Key, Cltuuie William . Mu itrt Kitbv. Marc FittaUn Murphy. Hugh Hiuwn, Br«ir Glove BRASS: Annie Rise Dillard. Vrrnon Mize. Jimmy Cherry, Angie l.a$Un, Norinr Maddox, Donald Causcv, Kdna Mann Arthur Parker. Nral Cauer J C Shelley, Roland n� w oiling. VIOI.AS: Julia DeKoor, Margaret Miller, Christine Wjxolf CKI.I.O: Grace (tearheart, Martha llnvater, Fiance AN lUcer, Kinmrt I'ltunt, STRING HASS: I - G. Sim . David Fallr. || dil Wyewff. Carter Cop. PERCUSSION: Plano Eugenia Mum . I Mup.iin. Rohm M lo Inn Pittndl: Bril Lyre Edith Bain Van Keutett Sidt D urn I 1 Bernard, Bill Frit ch. WOOD WIND: Flute. Hilda Nrll Gibbon, Tom Tniwj Clarinet, Frank Carpenter. David Holly, Roy Atchimn Chri.tine l.iimpkin; lla oon, Ji� Ann Jordan. I.avviriu Morgan; Has Clarinet. Morris Dillard; Alto Sax. Ilia Mae Black.—Mr. Bacon, Sponsor HAND HONOR SOCIETY Bottom row: Balfour Thompson, Louis Flournoy, Roy Atchison, Roland Thornburg, Ralph Glidcwcll, John Northrup, David Holley, Gerald A. Smith, director. Second row: Dean Coates, Chas Jones, James Arendcll, Harry Martin, Jo Ann Jordan, Chas Baugh, Jo Ann Pinncll, J. B. Davis, Henry Powell. Top row: Lawrence Morgan. Angie LaSusa, Frank Carpenter, Jimmy Cherry, William Thompson, Stanicy Hovater, Tom Truss. CAVALIERS Mr. Light, sponsor; Charles Aders, Charles Baugh, Bobby Bishop, Billy Bivens, A1 Brooks. Van Reid Bryan. Auman Burnett, J. D. Collier, Wallace Daniel, Tommy Griffis, Rayburn Ferguson, J. W. Fisk. Harold Fowler, Charles Ernest Haglcr, Roberty Herring, Donn Hill, Johnnv Hines, Frank Johnson. Charles Mills, Billy Mitchell, Mervin Norton, William Ernest Prescott. Henry Randall, E. G. Sims, Charles Smith, Coston Stalnaker, John Stal-naker, Paul Stjff. Billy Street, Melton Taylor, Palmer Turner, Richard Ward, and Billy Watson. The Alabama High School Music Festival Association April 3, 1942 at University of Alabama. Wood lawn High School placed following students; ......... Robert Kirby -----------E. G. Sims _______Jo Anne Jordan ...Annie Reed Dillard .........Arthur Parker ----Roland Thornburg .......Robert Mitchell Edith Bain Van Keurn Band “A” first and second chairs players Bassoon Jo Anne Jordan first Bass Clarinet Morris Dillard second Third Cornet Angie La Susa first Band “B” first and second chairs players Oboe John McClendon first Alto Clarnct Oscar Jolly first First French horn Annie Dillard second Drums Jo Ann Pinnell second Orchestra, first chair players Principal Viola------------ Principal String Bass------- First Bassoon.............. First Horn ... ............ First Trombone _____________ First Tuba______________ Tympani____________________ Traps............. . ... 50NG5TEP.5 “ PIPATE5 PENZANCE ” HAND Vchi oti William, Arendrll, J� mr . Actor, Hill, Atchimn, Roy, Anderson, I ru in, Itiiuu'li, rii.1... Hctnhard. ‘Iliimw . Kmum. (� •«� .. Jnmo.� , Black IM.i M m . |i-.tuur|l, Jimmy llmnn, Htni Jran, Cinmirt, l’re toti, Carpenter, Frank, Chmibli- Jack, Cherry Jimn . Cuumiincs .Hilly. Conte . Dean. CHnilvri HsnU,Collin,KaH,Car(rr,Nnk,Uidt J B Ddlml. Morns Dill ir,| nnie Kiw- lh� uu;ah. Jack, Fiit«ch, Kill. Htoimn. laoik Grave . Ko(, (it.ih.un. Connie, (Itavlre, Clyde, Ciil m, Hilda, Galhreath, .|amr� , Holland Sain, I Inrcrnve, Joe, Herring, Hill, Marti . Marian, H«‘llcy, David I Imcton, Geo., Hartlinc, Jainc . .Iordan, Jo Ann. [one Billy. Jolley. ( M:ar Johnson, l„ W„ Iordan, Maude. Join . Chav, LaSusa, Angie, J.ucius, Thonia . Mir.e, Vernon, Mitchell. Rob.. Mayer, Jack. Morgan, Lawrence. Maadn. Kmr� t. Meadow . David. Martin. Harry, Maddox. Nonnc, Mann, Kdnn, McClendon. John. IWII. Ilrnr . San.. IVrnman, Ch� s, Plriltfrr, I . V INnnrll. Jn nn PirriT. Parker. Arthur. Picr� T. Hmrv, Ki� tt. Chester, Sribrft. ( ■ Smithum Billy. Smith Inch Schlitr Km. Sinclair. Toro. Static. .!•• . Smrn.irr. Jitiurs Scu'.t. Hii.I.h, Stewart. Jiir. Shrllrx, J. C-. TfM«s i'� H. 'ntom|w n. W.IN.mi. Tlmrnbiiry K«itnn l ankrinrn, Krlilh Itaiu, Van Dyke. Henry, Wc m, Rob., VflHaro on. Hush. Wiwon, Curt. The American Way ''Quality Street Elizabeth Borders. Jane Jordan. Floyd Yarbrough. COMMITTEE OE GOLD WHITE TOLLIES LOUISE MASSEY PIANIST ELIZABETH BUCK PEN INK PRESIDENT KATHRYN KNIGHTON PEN 5-INL VD PRrSlDEN PAT A3BOT7 POSTERS CECIL SMITH MASTER OE CEREMONIES JOHN STREET PRESIDENT Or WHS COUNCIL •STAGE 5CENECY PAINTERS THE FLORSHEIM TROPHY This Florsheim football trophy, emblematic of the city championship, was won three consecutive times by Wood lawn. It was thus retired permanently to Wood-lawn’s trophy case, as the ruling on retirement stated that the first school winning it three consecutive times would gain possession of it. The teams of 1939, 1940, 1941, and the boys from the squads of 1937 and 1938, even, arc due much credit for gaining possession of this beautiful cup. I think the cup is emblematic of more than the city championship. To me, it stands for teamwork, determination, hard work, courage, and many other of the qualities which these teams had to make them champions. — Malcolm Lanev, Coach. avnos” nvgiooj it SAfA ARTHUR CAPTAIN HOWARD WELDON ALT. CAPTAIN OSCAR CAGLE ALL STATE H.M SMALLEY ALL STATE LETTERfAEN THOMAS ncKINNEY FOR VICTORY DOYLE KIZZIPE CAPT. ELECT A. B. MARLOW ALT. CAPT ELECT BYRON CHAHI3LJ55 ROUSSEAN BRECHIN LETTER MEN W FOR VIM CHARLES RUSH BILLY RYE TRAVIS TIDWELL HARRY GILMER PAUL ARTHUR ' CHARLES LANGNER BUDDY HARGITT TOMMY MONTGOMERY FIRST STRING FIRST STRING SECOND STRING FOOTBALL Hv K. ( An“I l� i-iv At thr beginning of the 1041 season. sport -writer picked the Wood lawn Colonel to lose thr citv championship. They were aid to be weak at ;hr end and short of reserve . But Coach Malcolm Lanry’ charge carne Through the season with eight victories and no defeat , cor mu 167 point to |S ior their opponent . The Colonel won the city and county championship and laid claim to the mythical Alabama state championship. The team i said by nun to be thr best in the lusiory of Woodlawn. Of course, that fact cannot he proved; hut the 1941 aggregation had power, cunning, and just about everything a championship team should have. The first team lineup had Sam McClurkin and Bryon Scott Chambliss at ends; Howard Weldon, Sam Arthur, and Ru� eau Brechin at tackles; Maurice Wood and H. M. Smalley at guards; Thctmu McKinney at center; Oscar Cagle and Bill Rye at halfbacks; Leon Cochrane at quarterback and Doyle Ki . .ire at fullback. The team was ably tutored by Head Coach Malcolm Laney and Assistant Coach J. O. Simmon . It wa led by Captain Sam Arthur and Alternate Captain How ard Weldon. The champion Colonels placed five men on the first All-City team. They were Maurice Wood. H. M. Smaller, Howard Weldon. Leon Cochrane, and Oscar Cagle. Two of Wood-lawn’s stalwarts made the All-State: H. M. Smaller and Oscar Cagle. Cagle won another high honor -the All-Southern team Hr placcJ on practically all honor team thi year. The Colonels laid claim to the mythical Alabama State and Southern football champion ship by virtue of their unblemished record over outstanding schools of the South. WOODLAWN 13—RAMSAY 0 That score speaks for itself. The ColoneU opened the season with a brilliant exhibition of line pla backed by a fast moving hackfirld. Cagle and Kiz .ire scored the touchdown The victorious Colonel made 10 first down to one for their victims, the Ram . WOODLAWN 33—CITY HIGH 0 City High of Chattanooga visited Legion Field and returned home sad hut wiser. Their line just couldn't stop the Colonel . Cagle. Rye, Cochrane, and Buddy Hargett were responsible for the markers. Cagle scored two touchdowns. It was at this time that newspaper began to take notice of the Colonel . 'Phc championship fever wa getting spread all over Woodlawn High School. WOODLAWN 19—WEST END 0 Hooray! This was the game! The Colonels were uppo ed to have a tough time with the mating Lions of the We� tsidc. However, the Lion were mere kitten to the boys from Wood-lawn. In winning this vital game, the Colonel clinched the city championship. They retired the Florsheim Tropin by being the first team to win it three times, and in succession at that. The Woodlawn squad, therefore, laid claim to the citv, county, state and Southern championship. JIMMY SINGLETON WOODLAWN 39—LEE HIGH 7 The Mighty Gold of Woodlawn High won thru third straight game of the 1941 season from Iwe High School of Columbus, Miss. 'Hie visitor were never really in the game. However, to the General of l ee High went the honor of being the first team to eras the Colonel’' goal line. Oscar Cagle played hi u ual top flight game. All of Woodlawn’ first tram played well with reserve pl.ning effective ball. also. WOODLAWN 18— ENSLEY 6 Kn lr became the fourth team to feel the Colonel’ might. The gamr wa close all the wav, but Woodlawn wa never in any danger. The I.aney Irather luggers scored in the first, sec ond. and third quarter Enslry came to life in the iourrh quarter to score it lone tally. Cagle. Chambliss, and Kizme made the score for Wnodlaw n. WOODLAWN 27—SIDNEY LANIER 2 This wa the fifth consecutive win for the Colonel The Blue Torrent of Sidney Lanier wa hard; but after the second quarter, when Wood-lawn scored it first touchdown, the visitor ’ offense folded up. Rye. Cochrane. McClurkin. and McKinney scored Woodlawn’ touchdown . Cagle wa tackled behind the goal line for the Lanier two-pointer. WOODLAWN ( —PHILLIPS 0 In this, the hardest fought game of the season, the viciou Colonel showed their metal by repulv ing a desperate last minute goal thru t of the Phillips Red Raiders. Cagle played an outstand ing game at left-half tor the Gold . He scored Woodlawn’ vital touchdown. Arthur’, Woodlawn captain, played his final game in hi high school career; he wa 21 years old two days after the game. The first downs were 12 to 8 in favor of the victors. WOODLAWN 12—G. C. M. A. O. The high-stepping Colonels journeved down to Gulfport, Miss., to play Gulf Coast Military Academy. Once again the Lancyite came out on top, the � corc being 12 to 0. It wa their seventh consecutive victory. The Colonels played heads-up hall after getting off to a slow stair. Cochrane scored Woodlawn’ first touchdown Cagle made thr second on a 45-yard run. Thi wa the Colonel’ only out-of-town trip of the season, and thi win wa the vital one in the Colonel’ claim to thr Southern championship. UJoodlaum and Sidney Lanier cheerleaders at ITlontqomery Jo Sherrill Doris Raqsdale Euelyn Coe GIRLS LETTER CLUB Miss Ewing, Sponsor; Carolyn Dillon, president; Edwina Strickland, vice president; Mackic Dwyer, secretary; Helen Cutcliffe, treasurer; Doris Ragsdale. Taller representative; Carolyn Au.ry, Lamay Attison, Margaret Burd-eshaw, Bcttye Jayne Curtis, Rosamond Dai'ey, Elizabeth Davis. Gladys Dona-hoo, Frances Finley, Mary Hackaday, Delberta Jones, Carolyn Cooper, Dorothy McMullen, Marie Nunnally, Bertha Rice, Ollie Ruth Reaves. Dorothy Sirles, Doris Sorrell, Ola Mae Summers, Jean Smith, Madolvn Steele, La Vern Wall, Bcttye Sue Wilhite, Clarice Ogles, Virginia Harden, and Marcella Morrison. Music Festival Jo Ann Jordan, first chair bassoon in both the “A” band and in the orchestra OLYMPIAN HONOR SOCIETY J.E. HELMS ATHLETIC SPONSOR CHARLES A. BROWN FOOTBALL TROPHY JUNIOR BASKETBALL CITY CHAMPIONS LEE BPOWN COACH CHARLES PRENTICE LETTEPMAN 7 , ° WH.S. FOOTBALL T£A X °°o°o cur- X . °efoo COUNTY- X ioOo°°STATe- x VH TNX —— X annl al —— —- Z gold WHITE X X FOLLIES ' X oet- � 4I FRIDAvY NOVEMBER 7, 1941 AIN T I A ---- 8tKr r€R? WAA8URS CLUB niNSTREL J“ANuaRY P K7 GOODENS !J v £■' „ ... r mdH J mes Howard Jack Berry center forward All Letter men Qene Palmer center All Letter Illen Bill Peeples forward Ralph Isaacs guard Buford Tucker forward Harry Qilmer guard 1942 BASKET BALL TEAM Mr. Blanc, coach; Joe Sheppard, Jack Berry, Jack Walden, Gene Palmer, Ralph Isaacs, Billy Peeples, Harry Gilmer, James Howard, Duncan Moon, Leon Cochran, and James Ritchey. Woodlawn Musicians Make Good Record In State Meet ROBERT KIRBY WINS HIGHEST RATING IN ORCHESTRA BASKET BALL By Billy Rogers The Colonel basketball team has won its share of the honors this year by being runners-up in the state and district tournaments, under the able coaching of Coach Blane. The team compiled an average of 35 points to 20 points per game. James Howard was high scorer for the team with 379 points. Next year's team promises to be the same line-up with the exception of Howard who is a candidate for graduation. Fifth District Tournament Woodlawn 44 Ensley 20 Woodlawn 24 Bessemer 21 Woodlawn 27 Ramsay 29 Woodlawn 95 Opponents 70 State Tournament Woodlawn 36 Elba 24 Woodlawn 30 McGill 28 Woodlawn 32 Anniston 29 Woodlawn 30 Clanton 39 Woodlawn 128 Opponents 120 Points Bv Players District State Tournament Tournament Tucker 14 18 Berry 21 23 Palmer 26 31 Gilmer 10 6 Sheppard 5 23 Howard 19 24 Isaacs 0 0 Peeples 0 3 Pre-Tournament Games Wood lawn 36 West End 18 Woodlawn 53 Ensley 20 Woodlawn 46 Tuscaloosa 14 Woodlawn 21 Corner 19 Woodlawn 41 Montevallo 19 Woodlawn 19 Sidney Lanier 36 Woodlawn 25 Bessemer 15 Woodlawn 26 Phillips 24 Woodlawn 45 West End i2 Woodlawn 48 Ensley 25 Woodlawn 38 Montevallo 17 Woodlawn 23 Ramsay 20 Woodlawn 31 Sidney'Lanier 30 Woodlawn 31 Tuscaloosa 15 Woodlawn 34 Bessemer 14 Woodlawn 49 Corner 30 Woodlawn 40 Ramsay 19 Woodlawn 41 Phillips 36 Woodlawn 649 Opponents 383 Points By Players Howard 236,’ Palmer 91, Tucker 77, Berry 72, Sheppard 68, Isaacs 38, Silmer 35, Peeples 20, Moon 6, Waldon 4, Ritchey 2 and Cochran 0. BASEBALL I he 1941 baseball team, coached by Mr. Laney, won seven league game.; and lost only one. that to Phillips; thereby annexing the City Championship. They played in the Jefferson County play-off against Hewitt and Jones Valley, losing to the latter. The team was composed of four returning letter men: Harry Summers, pitcher and out-fielder; Joe Sheppard, pitcher and out-fielder; Claude Kinney, 2nd base; and Raymond Sherrill, 3rd base; Gene Palmer, pitcher; J. F. Sharp and Ralph Isaacs, 1st base; Milford McCullough, short-stop; James Howard, left field; Oscar Cagle, center field; Richard Hahn, Ray Armstrong, and Jack Berry, substitutes. The team was more outstanding in pitching and fielding, but, had it been stronger in hitting, it might have come through with the county championship in addition to the city. Of this team only Sheppard, Palmer, Howard, and all of the substitutes named are returning for play during 1942. Promising among the new prospects for this year’s team are Jack Fox, catcher’r Warren Aderholt, 1st base; Malloy Wooten, 2nd base; Gordcn Pcttus, short stop; Joe Tucker, center field; and James Thomas and Bobby Ragsdale, outfielders. It looks lil c another pitching and fielding team, unless unexpected hitting power shows up. —Donald Batson. TRACK The 1941 squad was numerically small and had no outstanding performers, although the boys worked hard and showed definite improvement as the season progressed. All the dual meets were lost although Ensley and West End bested them by only the smallest of margin. In these meets the lack of numbers played a deciding role. In the state meet, Woodlawn placed 6th with seven points gained by Griffin who was 2nd in the 880, Hargett with 2nd in the discus and Rye who was 4th in the high jump. Letter men included, beside the above: Hopkins in the 440. Ceravolo in the low hurdles and broad jump, C. B. Gambrell in the high hurdles, Louis Aderholt in the mile, Ted Parker in the 880, and Hoyt Mabrv in the dashes.—Mr. Blane, coach TENNIS On the 1941 tennis team we had: Leslie Longhorc, No. 1 singles; Ed Robertson No. 2 singles; Murphey Baker No. 3 singles; Billy Boone and Balfour Thompson No. 1 doubles; and James Carr and Wayne Perry No. 2 doubles. The team tied with Phillips for second place, yielding the first place to Ramsay. On this year’s team we have: Ed Robertson No. 1 singles; V. J. Perry No. 2 singles; George Robertson No. 3 singles; Billy Boone and Balfour Thompson No. 1 doubles, and James Carr and Bill Peeples No. 2 doubles. As the ff'ootlloz goes to press, we have played only one game, winning that one 4 to 1 from West End. The team may not be championship caliber, but it looks good and we arc expecting the best.—Mr. Carter, sponsor WOOD LOG STAFF Mr. Gray, sponsor; Norma Johnson. Editor-in-chief; Lorraine Baker. Fall Class Editor; Mary Anderson, Asst. 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