Woodlawn High School - Woodlog Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1943 volume:

PHOTOGRAPHED IT LI JOHN ]]. HANBY U. 5. ARMY AD? FORCE PRESENT THE WOGDLOC 1943 TTlaipr John James martin Served in First IDorld IDar Science Teacher 1923 1938 Head Science Department 1938 l940 Enlisted 1940 Taken Prisoner at Corregidor 1942 The IDoodlaipn High School Seniors proudly dedicate this IPoodlog to a ualiant friend. Jane Deems Elected Good Citizenship Girl Jane entered Wood lawn from Holman School in the fall of 1939. She has held several session room offices, having been president of her session room in the first semester. Because of her high scholastic record she wns made a member of the National Honor Society in her sixth semester, of the Euclidian Honor Socitcy of which she was president last semester, and also Jane Deems, who is a member of the senior class, was recently elected the good citizenship girl of Wood lawn High School. She was elected on dependability, service, leadership, and patriotism as the girl who could best represent Wood-lawn High School in the D. A. R.'s Good Citizenship Contest. a member of the Glee Club. Service on the Home Front IHR nOBLE B. HERDRIX Prncipal of IDoodlawn High School THE PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE The year 1942-43 has been a memorable one in the annals of Wood lawn. Late in 1941 our country had been attacked and we had been forced into a war of self-preservation. Hundreds of those who once walked these halls have become the Soldiers, the Sailors, the Marines, the Merchant Seamen, the Nurses, the WAACS, the WAVES and the SPARS in the uniform of their country. Other hundreds have entered war industry and war services, and are helping supply and serve those in uniform. Still others arc rendering the invaluable service of maintaining the civilian work which must go in if we arc to be an effective warring nation. All of us have a sense of pride that those who had their training here are among the most patriotic, loyal, and useful Americans in this time of danger and trouble for the nation. During the year we have made our best effort to help our country in every way that school people can. We have worked to continue effective training for you who will now go out to use that training. We have joined in all the programs of service open to schools. Through all this we have turned to our school in deeper appreciation and stronger loyalty because it, along with the other parts of American life, was thought worth defending to the death by boys and men we love. The Class of 1943 has made its full contribution to the year's successes. It has served the country well in sticking to its job. Its members will be the same kind of loyal, faithful, dependable Americans our other graduates have been. They have our love, our confidence, and our prayers for their happiness and their success. Assistant Registrar ITliss lllargaret Lewis Registrar Li. Robert Ballard j.q. Science Dept. Somewhere in Pacific JTlajor Aviation Supply Base UPoodlawn High head of woodwork TTliss Beth Bradfield—Secretarial u?ork {or Army at Correqidor and nou? a prisoner of the Japanese—UP.H.S. Commercial Dept. milner Red Kelly—major in Army—UPas in UPorld UPar I and was assistant coach at UP. H S. He was head ot the History Dept, before Mr. Qraston Lee Brown Sgt in Army—Headed our marshal Force, was in History Dept. Talton Thomas—Ensign in Hauy—History Dept Former Teachers Lt. ED. Timmons . A — science Dept in Armed forces 1. Raymond 2. John 3. Frank 4. Jerome 5. Barbara “UJaues enlisted 1942 graduated 1935 graduated 1928 graduated 1939 graduated 1939 6. Frank Lacey !• rtlurrcll Johnson Qrad. 1939 Qrad. 1940 1. Andy Hightower Qrad. 1938 2 Earl L. Cash Qrad. 1941 3. Dennis R. Smith Qrad. 1933 4. Robert Tlorrell Qrad. 1939 5. Henry IDhitehead Qrad. 1937 Our Boys in Service Qrdd. 1939 Tail gunner Joe Hartman returned to the Quadalcanal air field after 65 days in the bush of Choiseul Island-where he was feasted on bat meat by the natiues. He graduated from UP. H. S. in 1941. miss Elsie Ulaurine , Slaughter, one of Nauy’s | UPaues, trained at Smith College.UPood la wnHig h 1927 and Howard grad-uate.She was a teacher at Shades-Cahaba High School. In high school she was prominent in speech, debate, and oratorical. John E. Kelscr Qrdd 1036 1. A. ID. butts Jr. Qraduated 1938 2. Dean O. Dauis Qraduated 1940 3. ITlildred baker and father Qraduated 1937 4. billy Rye Qraduated 1942 ITlildred Baker, army nurse is one of many .11? H. S. graduates in this field of seruice. Our Boys in Service 1. “Rod“ and sister 2. IDinston H. Lewis graduated 1938 3. Qeorge Hildreth graduated 1932 4. Herbert Lykes graduated 1930 5. IDm. Roderick Calhoun grad. 1937 , V ‘ •� r • • • Captain IDilliam Roderick Calhoun Jr. brought a shattered Flying Fortress back to base from Romilly-sur-Seine raids. He ordered the crew to bail out and he himself crash-landed the heauy Fortress. He has been awared the Distingiush-ed Flying Cross. Our Boys in Service 1. John Barksdale 2. Lawson Corley 3. Clifton Corley 4. Robert Killingsworth 5. Rather Prentice 6. Qeorge Jones 7. Ellis D. Cruse Qrad. 1039 Qrad. 1942 Qrad. 1940 Qrad. 1937 Class 1943 Qrad. 1939 Qrad. 1939 Boys in Service 1. F. Blanton Qraduated 1935 4. Lonnie tl. Adams, Jr. Class 1944 2. Robert E. Ansleq Qraduated 1930 5. Billtj IHonelte Qraduated 1938 3. Joe Douqhenj Qraduated 1940 6. Robert [Horton Qraduated 1938 Our Boys in Service 1. Albert Russell 1 Uornon Powell 3. Douglas tthlkeq 4 Chdi. Cochrane 3. James Patton e. Gill Cook 7. Howard Barksdale 8. UJatkins Rodnques enlisted 1842 graduated 1838 qradnated 1840 enlisted 1841 qraduated 1840 qraduated 1832 qraduated 1840 qraduated 1842 Our Boys in Service 1. Charles Johnson 2. Pat Kendricks 3. Harold E. Hite 4. Qordon TTlc ain 3. Bobbq Rqe 3. IHaruin Broiyn 7. Qeorge Oluera 8. Jimmq Smith Class of June 1945 Class of June 1944 Qraduated ITlaq 1936 (graduated Jan. 1938 Qraduated Jan. 1939 Qraduated Jan. 1930 Qraduated ITlaij 1938 Qraduated June 1943 Our Boys in Service 2. Darns ITl. Qammage Qrad. 38 4. Joseph Haleij Qrad. 39 6. Q. E. Stough enlisted 38 8. Joe Trombrella enlisted 42 lo. Homer Downs Qrad. 33 L Rogers Ileuqent 3. Jimmie Harris 5. Leon Audreh Owens 7. Dauid ITlcLeod 9. Qeorqe ITlcBeath ll. S. E. Batson Qrad. 37 Qrad. 30 Qrad. 4l Qrad. 38 enlisted 42 in Service 1. Charles Rush (graduated 43 2. Joseph Dauid Turner 34 3. John IHoore (graduated 41 4. Tony Sazera •� 34 3. Louis Aderholt (graduated 42 0. Robert Loyd Qraduated 36 7. Quentin Killinqsworth 39 8. John Horthrup Class of 42 Our Boys in Service 1. John Q. Oluera 2. Billy Hudstpeath 3. Joe Drinkard 4. Edward Miller 3. Hamj Aderholt 0 Roman J. Cranford with son Bayne 7. Bobby Long 8. Cassuis Thomas Qraduated 1935 Class of 1042 Enlisted 1939 Qraduated 1039 Qraduated 1040 Qraduated 1929 Class of 1940 Qraduated 1935 Our Boys in Service 1. Billq C. Cash 2. Mack Runnelleq 3. Albert Arnold 4. David Motheru aq 5. Renurick Brannon 0. Otuen m. Hammett 7. Albert Horthrup 8. Tlolen Seale Class of 1944 graduate of 1941 Qraduate of 1938 Class of 1944 Qraduate of 1935 Qraduate of 1939 Qraduate of 1938 Left School 1937 Our Boys in Service 1. John Cranford Qrad. 1941 2. U. J. Perry Qrad. 1942 3. Jas. B. Landreum Jr. Qrad. 42 4. R. E. Potter Qrad 1937 5. Douglas Qary Enlisted 1940 0. B. III. Thornton Jr. Qrad. 1941 7. Daniel ITlilford HlcCullough Our Boys in Service 1. Ray C. Caudle 2. JackSteeger 3. “Jim” Sansing 4. Ferrell Story 5. Clifton Borders 0. ITlorris C. IDhetstone Class of 1944 7. Paul Tompson Qrad. 1939 8. Alferd Tucker Qrad. 1941 Qrad 1936 Qrad. 1940 Qrad. 1940 Qrad. 1940 Class of 1944 Our Boys in Service 1. Qeorge Uan Dyke 2. Joe Florrell 3 Julian S. IPhitehead 4. Bill Laney 5. ITlurry Battles Qraduated 1938 Graduated 1941 Graduated Z937 Class of 1944 Qraduated 1940 Our Boys in Service 1. Heutis P IDhitcsidc Qrad 19 2 James B Burson Qrad 19 3, Hoe! Jack Rhodes Qrad. 19 4. Ben Ulangina Qrad 19 3. John Burchfiel Qrad. 19 Our Boys in Servii 1. UJinston -Aubrey Stewart 4. Sam nations 3. James Herbert Baileg 2. Ted L. Baileg 5. Ira Smith 0. tDilliam B. Llogd 7. IDallace Smartt . father 8. Joe Tombrelto Qrad 1941 Qrad 1938 Qrad 1940 Class of 1943 Qrad 1940 Qrad 1936 Qrad 1930 Class of 1942 H. m. Smalleq Jr. (graduated 1941 Enlisted Ilauq Our Boys in Service 1. TTlilton Storey Class of 1940 2. Leroy Hardin Qrad. 1937 3. James O. Haynes Qrad. 1938 4. Q. 5. Brou?n Qrad. 1940 5. Qordon Armstrong 0. Jack Qarrett Qrad. 1942 7. Bo Russell 9. Claude D. Slaughter Qrad. 1939 10. Thomas ItlcKinney Qrad. 1933 8. Ernest Haynes Qrad. 1940 Enlisted 1940 Our Boys in Service 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Qeorqe O. IDoods Qrad. Jack C. Carpenter Qrad. Itlickeif Potter Qrad. J. ID. Taqlor Earl IDilket] bob Ujons 1D.L. IDindham Class of Class of Qrad. Qrad. 39 39 40 45 43 41 39 Our Boys in Service LAWRENCE ATTISON BOB BURNS C.G. CHURCH CHARLES FELTUS JOE GOMPUTS EVANS B. HENRY JOHN METTS WARREN ADERHOLT: Football 42; Rasehalt 42; Sec. S. R. '4 . MARY PAULINE ARTHUR: Mar.hall 41; Foot-ball Sponsor 41} Spanish Club '43; Apollo Club '42; Woodloo Staff '43. JOSEPH ANTHONY BALDONP.: Manhall: Apollo Oub; Cavalier Club. HOYT BARRON: Pen and Ink Oub. CHARLES HENRY BAUGH: Prea. S. R. 40- «l; Member and Chairman of National Orient Com. 'll; Pre . Jr. Red Cron '43; Member Band Honor Society 40 42. RUTH ELAINE BELL: Mar hall 41-'4«; ChrUtmaa Featival ’41; Apollo Club: V-Pret. Latin Club. '41; V-Pre . Pen and Ink Club '43. HELEN BELLTNA: Pre . S. R.; Taller Rep.; Sec. Girl Reaerve. MARTHA ELIZABETH BF.NTLY: V-Pre . S. R. '41; Marshal 40; Pre . S. R. '40; Euclidean Honor Society; Girl Glee Club; Apollo Club; Spanish Club; Christmas Festival '41; Evening of Music 41. I LA MAE BLACK: Trea . Althean Club 40- 42; Band '40-'43; Orchestra 41; Marshal Capt. '41-‘41: V-Pre . S. R. 39: Sec. S. R '40; Marshal ‘ 9-'4Z; Sec. Marshal Force 43; Sec. Senior Class. MARY LOUISE BLAIR: Pre . S. R. 41; Member of Euclidean. VIRGINIA MARIE BROOKS: Euclidean Honor So-ciety 41. FLOYD BRYANS: 'On Our Way, The Ameri-can Way, ' “Robin Hood; Omicron Delta and Masque and Gavel Honor Society; Dramatic Club. ROBERT I.EE BRYANT: Pre . S. R.; Student Court; Manful. MILDRED BROWN: Red Cross Club 4©. 4l; Mar shall 40 41. FRANCES LEE BUTLER. CHARLES GILBERT BYARS. LILLIAN EDWINA CALDWELL: Pre . S. R. 59; Taller Rep. S9-'4l; Sec. S. R. '41; Promethean Club '40-‘4S; V-Pre . Promeathean Club 42- 48, OTTO CARTER: Red Cross Club; Football. CHARLES CAUSEY: Marshal 43; Mrcb Engineer. JOSEPHINE CHESTER: Apollo Oub; Music Fe tival: Christmas Festival. GLORIA CTIORON: Pre . S. R. 39; Gold and White Follies '40; Apollo Club 41. MARY JEANETTE COUNTS: See S. R. 89- 42: Treos. S. R. '10; Thalian Dramatic Oub 'S9-'42: Orchestra ’39-'42; Concert Mistress '41; Masque and Gavel Honor Society; On Our Way ’41; Ameri' can Wij 41; Robin Hood 42 Music Festival '41.'42; Omicrun Delta Honor Society '43; National Honor Society '43; Senior Violinist. ELUNOR CREEL: Spanish Oub; Evening of Music 41; Christmas Featival '40 42; Pinte of Penxance '43; Marshal '43; Marshal Capt. 43; Glee Club; Euclidean Honor Society; National Honor Society; Sec Public Affairs: Marahal Court '43; On Our Way 41. MARTHA JUANITA CUNNINGHAM: V-Pre . S. R. '39; Girl Rc� erve '39; National Junior Honor Society '39; Althean Club 42. HILDA FAYF. DAVIS: May Day Featival 40; Evening of Music '41; Christmas Festival ’4I-'42; Pre S. R. '42: Althean Club '43. FRED DAWSON: Marahal '38'39; V-Pre . S. R. •40-'41; See. '43. JETTY JANE DORRIETY: Spanish Oub; Euclidean Honor Society; Apollo Club; Football Banquet 41-U2. MARTHA DOWNEY: Althean Club. SARAH FRANCES DUNCAN: Girl Reserve Club '40-’41. BARBARA LAMAR DUPREE: V-Pre National Honor Society; Sec. Junior Girl Reserves; Pre . S. R. '40- 41; Poetry Editor Taller; Member Student Court! Beauty Editor H'ocd op Staff; Member Cold amd While Staff. MACKIE ESTEI.LE DWYER: See. S R. '38: V-Pre . S. R. ‘39; Sec. S. R. '40-'41; Sec. Girl's Letter Club 41; Pre . Girl's Letter Club '43. CARLIN EDWARD DUNAGAN. BETTY LOUISE EAST: See. S. R. 40'41; V-Pre . S. R. '41; Trea . S. R. 40- 4i; Althean Club. THOMAS GEORGE ELLIS. JR.: National Honor Society '43; V-Pre . S. R. '42; Usher Club '42; II i-Y Club '42. EDWARD LARSTON FARRAR. JR.: Pre Student Body '43; Head Usher 42; Delegate to National Hi-Y Congress 42: Third National V-Fres. Ili Y Clubs; V-Pre . Student Body '41; Winner of U. of Ala. Oratorical Contest '42: American Legion Contestant '42; News-Age-Herald Contestant 42: Debate Team 42; The American Way 40; Omicron Delta Honor Society 41; Pre . Masque and Cavel 11. S.: Pre . Model Club 40; Pre . S. R. '40: Marshal '39: Radio Play 40. MARTHA CLAUDE FORT: False Fernando 40; Sec. S. R. 40; Marshal '40 11; Apollo Oub; In Old Vienna . They also Serve JOHN OTIS FOX. JR.: Band 88- 40‘, R. O. T. C. Band. Demon Basketball S -39; Baseball 0 41; Fool tall Manager '42; Pm S. R-; Taller Rep. DORIS FRIDAY: Trea.. S. R. 89; Althewi Club 'IS-'41; See. S. R ’40; Apollo Oub 43. HI I.LI K BERT I.OUISE HURST: On Our Way ; American V� jr ; Dramatic Club '89 '43- ELIZABETH INEZ JENNINGS Pres Glee Oub 43. Sec. Glee Club 41; AikxIIo dub ’J8-'4i; Pro-methan Qub '40 43; Pirate o Penranc ; “Fal � « UH V irfim GEORGE E- GIDDENS: Pres. Pen and Ink Club: Model Club; Toiler Staff. EVELYN ADELE JENNINGS. MAR1P. WEST GRISWOLD Marshal Wit. Dra malic Club; On Our Way”; American Way”; Evening of Muatc” 41; Music Festival 40.‘4J; Apollo Club. LESTER GILLEY: Warbler's Oub '40'42: Sec and Treas. Warbler Oub 4I-'42: V-Pren. S R. '42: In Old Vienna”; Pirates of Penrauce”. TOMMY FARR GRIFFIS. V-Pres. Cavalier Oub: Christmas Music Festival ’ll; Apollo Club; Spanish Club; Sergeant of Drill Squad '40; V-Pre� . Senior Class. Ect- THO.MAS rELTON lOMNSON: V Pm S. R. Hi Y Club: Ushers Club; Marshal 40. I.II.LA CANDISS JONES: Toiler Rep Home nomics Club; Sec. Pen and Ink Club; Marshall MARY ANN JONES Sec. S. R. '40: Dramatic Oub ':tP. 41: Girl Reserves Oub '41- 42; Pres, S. R. '41, '42; Euclidean Honor Society 41; National Hanot Society '42; V-Prts. Girf Reserves Club '42; See. Girl Reserves Oub 41. SIDNEY LOUIE GUNTER. JR-: Sen tor Class Prc-. '42; Col. R O. T. C. '42; Pres. Rifle Oub '4-; V-Pres Rifle Club '41; V-Pres. Military Science Club '40; R. O. T. C. Rifle Team '40.42; Capt Rifle Team '42; Lieut, of W'inning Drill Team ’40; Hearst Trophy Medal '42; Best Officers Medal '42; Rifle Team Medals ’40-'42; Special Service Medal 42 MARY HACKADAY V Pres. S. R 80; Marshal •SO.'ll: Marshal Capt. 41-'42: Girls Utter Club '40-'42; Red Cross Club '39- 40; Olympian Honor Society V Pre . '41. THOMAS EDWARD HALLMARK: Tnck Team '40 ‘42; Trea . S. R '42; 4th Place II ch Hurdles State Track Meet WILLIAM HAMMER. JR.: V Pres.. Sec.. Trea .. Tatter Rep. of Aviation Club; Pirates o! Penrancc 41; Robin Hood” ’42; Chairman pf F nance Com. ’42; Apollo Club '41; Spanish Club 'd't; Dramatic Cub 42; Aviation Club r41. JACKIE RUTH HANSEN: Thalia Literary Society 40 '42; See S. R 'SO. Ml: Marshal '40-'42. WALTER HOWARD JONES. HAMPTON LOUISE JUNCF.MANN: Euclidean Itcnor Society '41; Glee Club '42; Pres. S. R. ’42; V-Pres. S. R. '89-'40; Sec. S. R. '40; Evening of Music ; Christmas Festivals' '4l ’42; Althea n Club '42. HAZEL JOYCE KENSINGTON: V Pres S. R. '40. ' 2: Sec. S. R '40. 42: Pm S. R. '41; Sec. of Athrnean Club. SARAH ELIZABETH KING. Euclidean Honor So cietv 41; Treas. Dramatic Club '43; Patrician Latin Club '40; Tbalian Dramatic Club 'tl-’tS: On Our Way” '41; Vne American Way” 41; Sec., Treas , V-Pres. S. R ; Omicron Delu Hotter Society; Masque and Gaval Honor Society; National Honor Society. NOBLE BRUCE KONT7.RN Marshal '88; V Pm. S. R '41 '42. VIRGINIA HEATON: Mar� hal 40'42; Althean Literary Society '3«- 42. )HN PORTER LANDRUM. JR.: Pm. S. R. 40. l'i ' .,S' 4,: Marshal '41; Pres llandi- rafi Club 80-41: V-Pm Hand. Craft Oub 42: h-iitman Auxiliary Committee '42. Service Flu Pre-titatlon Program: Taller Rep. '4J. ELISABETH IIF.LMICK: V Pre Compatriota Club; Sec.. Treas. S. R. DONN HILL: 2nd Chair in Characters Club 40; Utha Club '8� -'4l; A.wllo Club ' fl-'4t: 'On Onr Wav” '40; Christmas Festivals 8� ' 3; Taller Rep S R 43; Pirates of Penrance” '42 SAM HOLLAND: Marshal Band • 43. MILDRED MAF. HOLMES. Euclidean Honor Society '41. LOIS VIRGINIA HORSLEY. lORDON LAWLESS Maamie and Gavel Honor So irty: Photueenphy Club; The American Way ; “A Vu Like It . IMM1K LOUISE LEDBETTER MORP.NCE ELIZABETH LOGAN: R O T. C. iponsor Spring '42; Athmran I.iterary Society. M.EANOR LOUISE LOVELL: Pee, S R '40: '.lee Club 42: Even-ne of Music '41: On Our Vay '41: Chrivnu M isie Festival '40 '42: Pi- -te� of Penrancc '42- Mirvhal: Assi-tnnt Mar-hvl pt 40: AuK'liary Committee 40; Spanish Club — • — — cn A—r,„i, - to. LILLIAN LOUISE HOWARD: Marshal; Apollo Oub. DORIS MANLEY. They also Serve LOIS LUCILF. MARTIN: Euclidean Honor Society ‘41; Home Ec. Club; Spring Music Festival '41; Christmas Festival 41-48. THEDA BANA MATHEWS: Euclidean Honor So-ciety 41; Book Lover Club; Gotd Attendance Certificate ‘41. ANNIE BACON RICHARDS: Sec. National Honor Society, Sec. S. R.; Biology Ij� b. Assistant at West End. V-Pres. Student Body ‘42; Glee Club ‘40-‘42; FcatiV l 40 4s'C Fe ,V Music MAHLE JEAN RIDDLE. JANIS MCALISTER. Pre ., Sec.. Treas.. S. R.; Al-thean Club; Atbenean Club; Muaic Festival. GEORGE ROBERTSON: Sec. Tennis Club; Taller Rep.; V-Prc . S. R. HOYT ALONZO McCLENDON: Pre . S. R.; V-Pre . S. R.; Spanish Cub. JIMMIE McCULLOUGH: Sec. S. R. S8'42; Treat S. R. ‘40-‘41; Atbenean Club. SHIRLEY McKINNEY: Marahal; Marshal Caj t.; Apollo Club; Dramatic Club; On Our Way”; “Rob in Hood”; Masque and Gavel Honor Society; Omicron Delta Honor Society. CHARLES HALL RUSH. KATHERINE LEE SANDERSON: Marshal «; Vcstalian 'M-'fO; V-Prcs. S. R. ‘42 HILLY TAYLOR SHAD1X. LESTER MERRITT. VERNON MIZE: V-Pres.. Sec.. Treas.. Taller Rep. Printing Club; Marshal. TAMES THOMAS MONTGOMERY: Marshal ‘SO 41; Marshal Capt. '40; Prea.. V Prea Aviation Club; Football Team 3 Years. MARCELLE MORRISON- Treaa.. Sec. S. R.; Girla Letter Club '41-'42; Sec. Patrician Latin Club '40; Olympic Honor Society '42. BLANCHE MUCKENFUSS: Cheer Leader '3t� '4l; Prea. S. R. 40; Taller Rep. Spanish Club; Dramatic Club. DEWEY EVINS MURCHISON. JR. MARGARET PAULINE SHARP: Commercial Club '40-'41; Pres. S. R. '80; V-Pres. S. R '40; Sec. S. R. ’41. JOE SHEPPARD: Letter Club; Baseball '40-‘49; Basketball '41-'42; Taller Rep. '29%’41. ANN SHERRILL: Music Festival '41; In Old Vi-enna '89; Glee Club: Apollo Club; Spanish Club; Evening of Music 41. HAMILTON P. (SAM) SIBERT. JR. MILTON SILLS: Pres. S. R. ’42. PATRICIA VIRGINIA SINGLETON: On Our Way ’41; Evening of Music '41; Apollo Club 'JV-'42. J. C. NUNNALLY. JR. JOHNNIE MARTIN OGLESBY, JR.: Pres Model Club ’41; V-Pres. 42; Sec.. V Prea. S. R. D. A. PLEDGER: Stamp Club 40; Music Festival 41; Band. Orchestra ‘40-’42; Gold and White Follies ’41. CHARLES D. PRICE: Marahal 48; R. O. T. C. '89 ‘41; Taller Rep. ’41. KENNETH PRINCE: Print Club ’40; Treaa. S. R. ’♦0. EUGENIA PUCKETT: Glee Club; See. S. R. ’41: ”lo Old Vienna ; “On Our Way”: American Way ; Pirates of Penrance”; Masque and Gavel Honor Society; Senior Musician; National Honor Society. PAUL GARRETT SLAUGHTER: Euclidean Honor Society; Marshal '42; In Old Vienna1’; Christmas Festival '40-’4L DORIS IRENE SMITH: Marahal ’41 '42; Spanish Club; Evening of Music 41; Christmas Festivals S9-’41. SAM SMITH: Pre . S. R.; Spanish Club '40-'41. SARA WALTON SMITH: V Pres. S. R.; Pres. S. R.; V-Prea Vcstalian Club 40-’41; Treas. National Honor Society. DOROTHY ELLEN SPEAR: Dramatic Club S9.-'42; On Our Way’’ '40; Treaa S. R '42; Sec. S. R. 40. JAMES ALSTON SPEED: Rifle Club; Capt R. O. T. C. They also Serve ALBERT BOWEN STEPHENS. JR.: Omicrcn Del-la '41; V-Prcs. Masque and Gavel 40; Euclidean Honor Society ‘42; Ushers Club '42; H� -Y Club 42; Pres. S. R. 39-'40; Debate Team '41. HERBERT BENSON STEWART. JR.: Spanish Club; Print Club; Poolhall '39'40; V-Pres.. Sec.. Treat., Tatlrr Rep. of S. R.; Pres. English Eight Class; Football Escort '40; Marshal. ALICE ELIZABETH STONE: Treat. S. K. M: Sec. S. R. '39; Veatalian Club '39; Promethean Club '41; Marshal '39. JOHN LOUIS TAYLOR. JR.; V-Prea. S. R. '39; Fret. S. R. '89-'40; Euclidean Honor Society; Treat. Hi-Y Club. HUNT THOMPSON; Dramatic Club; Marshal '40- 41; Marshal Capt.; Rifle Club; Winning R O. T. C Drill Team. RICHARD TURNER. HENRY CLAY VAN DYKE: Band 'S9.'41: Mar-shal 'S8'40; Scout Club '3 .'40. EVA LEE WATLEY . Marshal 'S3'40; V Pres. G.rl Reset vet '42; Taller Rep. Girl Reserves 42: TatUr Rep. S. R. ‘Sh-’SK; Commercial Club '33; Orchestra '38.’40; Music Club '40: Inter-Club Council Girl Re-serves '42; Discussion Club; Student Dance Council; Drum Majorette. iOHN LEWIS WATSON; Marabal 'M-'40; V-Pres. ■ lodd Oub 41. ELIZABETH SUE WILHITE: V-Pres. S. R. '40; Girl Letter Club ’40-'42; Treat. Girl Letter Club 42; Vestalian Club '39'40; VPres. Vestalian '40; Olym-pian Honor Society '40-'42; Pres. Olympian Honor Society ‘41 '42; Marshal '40.'41. ANITA ELIZABETH WINCARD: Marshal 'S9 '40; Apollo Club ’40-'41; Athenean Club 41. ROBERT FLOYD YARBROUGH: Fret. Masque and Cnvel Honor Society; Sec. Omicron Delta Honor So clety; Head Usher 42; Hi-Y Ushers Club; Fres, Thaliati Dramatio Club '42; Quality Street ; Robin Hood . GEORGE YOUNG: Mosque and Gavel Honor S � . etety; Marshal '40- 41; V-Fres. S. R. MR. HOLLAND'v5 CAR ONLY ONE TO GOMEL TO JCWOOL THE DAY THE GAG RATIONING STARTED FALL SEtllOR OFFICERS SIDMEV GUaJTEQ PQ£S. TOmV GQ FF S we-mbs. SEDIOR SPRINQ OFFICERS nOMSTDONG AS MflDLOW V C£- PG£S. They also Serve HERMAN ARMSTRONG: Pre . Senior Cla« '48-. Pre . National Honor Society '43; Treat. Usher-Hi-Y Club; Sport Eoltor Woodlog; Student Council: Thrill Committee: Model Club; Cavalier Club. CAROLYN AWTRY: Girl Utter Cub; Athcnean Club; Sec. S. R.; V-Pre S. R ; Tatln Rep. S. K. Olympian Honor Society. NED BAKER: Sec. S. R ; Treat S R. PEGGY BAKER: Sec. Apollo Club '48; V-Prt . Glee Club '48; Glee Club '41-‘4S; Sec. Student Body 48; Apollo Club; Pirate oT Pensance ; “On Our Way ; Music Festival '40, 41. '42; Evening of Musk 41. '48. PAULINE BARRETT: Mar.hal 4 semester ; Maisbal Captain 4 semester; Evening of Muaic '41: Apollo Club 8 � eroe ter� : Jr. Girl Reserve: Sr. Girl Re«etve; Honor Marshal '3B. FRANCES BELL: Le Cerde Franca.. '40 48; V-Pre . la Cercle Fraucais '48; Mar.hal '40; lioour Martha! 41. MAXIE BENDER: V Pre . S. R.; Tulle, Rep : Rase-ball 48; Marshal. GEORGE IIIBM: The American Way '40; Band '40-'48; Orchestra '40-'43; Gold and Wh.tc Follies '4 . MARY DEANE BLACK: Pre . I-atin Gub '48; Apollo Club; Various S. R. office : Mar.hal: The American Way ; Mink Festival 42. BILL Hl.ACKERBY: Pre . Science Out. '4 '48; “The American Way”. INA ROSE BROTHP.RTON: Spanish Club; Plant High School, Tampa, Fla.; Sec. Spanish Class: Jr. Red Cross Club; Inglewood, Californ a; Sec. English Class; Captain Volley Ball Team. MARY BRYANS: Sec. Photography Gub '42; Ptes. Photography Club 48. J. T. BULLARD LEE BUROIN: Book I .overs Club; Taller Rep Book I.overs Club; Pre Kook Lovers Gub; V-Pre S. R.; Sec. S. R. JOYCE BURC1NS: Apollo Gub '8B '40; Marshal T41-’4t; On Qur Way ': Woodhg Staff JOE BURSON: On Our Way ; Science Club; Tha lian Dramatic Gub. IVA JEWEL BURTON: Pen and Ink Gub '4� ; Altbean Gub '40-'4S; Feature Editor Taller '42; Marshal ’41-'42; Tatter Rep. S. R. ‘43; Asst. Art Editor Wintdkty ‘42-'4S; Senior Class Artist; Annts-too lligb School; Art Gub 41. FRANK THOMAS BUTI.F.R: Marshal SB'40; Taller Rep.; V-Pre . S. R. ALBERT RAY CAPLEY. MKI.TON CARROLL: V-Pre . S R.: Treas. Honor RiMe Gub (ROTCl; V-Pre . Honor Rifle Club (ROTC); Euclidean Honor Society; Ushers Hi-Y Club; Marshal 2 semester; Wuodlawn Rifle Team i semesters; Utter for Rifle Team 'it; Captain ROTC; Medals: Best Noncommissioned Officer in Gty; Best Noncommissioned Offl-er in WHS; Rifla Team Medal. CLARENCE CARTER: Pre . Various S. R.; Sec. Various S. R. LENORA ELIZABETH CARTER. VIRGINIA CASEY: Marshal; VesUlian Gub: Vari-ous S. R. Office ; Apollo Guh. FRIEDA CHAMPION: Marshal; Glee Gub; Vari-nus Programs in Musical Department; Toiler Key, CLIFFORD CHEATWOOD: Usher. Hi Y Chib 42- 48; V-Pre Spanish Club '4Y; Euclidean '42; Sport Editor U’oodbg. JIM CHERRY: Prev Band Honor Society; Orchestra 7 semesters: Hand '81M8; Gold and White Polite '40 42. BEVERLY CHEW: Apcllo Gub; Cheer Leader 40; Pres. S. R. 1 RUTH CHRISTY: Treas. S. R. 41; Sec. S. R. 42: V-Pre S. R '42: Marshal '42; Jr. and Sr. Girt Reserves; Apollo Gub. SARA ELIZABETH CLARK. DEAN COATES: Band Honor Society; Pres. Span ish Club; ROTC; Pres. Student Body 43. MARY LOUISE COKF.R: Apollo Gub: Glee Gub '41; Christmas Festival 'SV'42: Evening of Music '41 V8; On Our Way 40; Pirates of Pensance 42i Pre . S. R '42; Vestalian Gub '40; Treas. Vestaiian Club '42; V-Prea. Apollo Club '42; Taller Rep. GJee Gub '42. DOROTHY COLVARD: Euclidean Honor Society; Marshal 4 semester ; Althean Literary Society. MARRY ELLEN CON DR A: Head Marshal '4248; Ire VesUlian Literary Society '42- 48; Club Critic '40-'4I; Marshal '4u- 42; Marshal Captain '40-'42- GRACTE MAE COOK: Apollo Gub; Home Kc. Gub V-Pre .; Promethean Gub: Christmas Musical Festival. CAROLYN FAYE COOPER: Euclidean Honor So ciety; Sec. Girls Letter Club; Pre . Olympian Honor Society: Marshal; Various S. R Offices; Football Sponsor; Christmas Play '41. ELBERT BENNETT CRAIG: Marshal. Marshal Captain. CHARLES DANFORTH: 1st Lieut. ROTC; Rifle Club. Rifle Team 43. J. II. DAVIS: Chairman Student Court '42-'48; Chairman Finance Committee '42; Auxiliary Committee '42; Euclidean Honor Society; Usbrrs-HiY Club '42 '43; Band Honor Society T41- 48; V Fre . Student Body '42; Pre . S. R.; Circulation Mgr. H'ocdlov '4S; Band '40-'IS; Sgt. ROTC Band '40'42; Sec. fibers Club '42; Orchestra; Sute Muaic Kr� tival '42; Senior Claaa Preaenter '43. HELEN DAVIDSON: National Honor Society '42-'43; Euclidean Honor Society '4I-'4S; Prea S. R. '3 . '42; V-Pres. Althean Qub; Sec. Public Affair National Honor Society '41; B’oodlop Suff. FRANCES DEAN: Marahal 41; Olympian Honor Society; Euclidean -Honor Society; “The American Way”; American Landscape”; Honorary Mrmbcr Girl Letter Qub. JANE DEEMS: National Honor Society; Prea. F.u clidean Honor Scciety '42; Football Sponsor; Good CHitraship Girl; Apollo Club; Pres Glee Club; Operetta; Pre . S. R. FRANK DEERMAN: Pres. S. R.; V-Prc. S. K.; Prea. Aviators Club; V-Pres. Red Croat Club: V Fres. Student Body; Euclidean Honor Society; Model Qub. AM A DK GALLASPY: Pres. Patrician Ijitin Qub; V-Prrs. S. K ; Taller Rep. S. K.; The American Way ; Mississippi; Mgr. Make-Up Qub; Tcnnia EVELYN DENSON: National Honor Society; Euclidean Honor Society; Dramatic Club (I semesters ANNIE RIVES DILLARD: National Honor Society '42-'4S; Sec. National Honor Society 'IS; Sec. Band lfunor Society '42-'43; Euclidean Honor Society ’48; Hand '41-'4S; Orrhrstra '41-'43; Prea S. R. '43; Decatur High School. Decatur, Ala.: Band 'S9-'41; Feature Editor “The Junior News '30-'40; Pre . Student Council '39-'40; Pres. S. R. ‘39-'40; Sec. Library Club 'lO-’ll; Treas. Ijtin Club '40- 4l, BETTY JEAN DILLON: Pe . S. R '39. '41. '42; Marshal . 0. '41, '42: Thrift Committee; See. S- R. '42. PEGGY DRINKARD: Thalian Dramatic Qub semester 2-d. • CHARLES DUKE: Pre . S. R 4st semester. JAMES STUCKY DYKES. MEI.VF.N ELSEA. ROBERT ELLIS Pre S K.; Various other S. R Officea FRANCES ELLISON: Pres S. R '42; Geld and White Committee '42: “The American Way ; Utopian Science Club; .Marshal '41. '42; V-Prea S. R. 42; Sec. S. R '40. FRED ELLYSON: In Old Vienna ; Pitate of IViiaancr”; Cavalier Club; Apollo Club. TOM ENGLISH: ROTC: Rifle Club 2 semesters; Rank Cadet First Sgt. JEANNETTE ENTREKJN Treas. S. R. 89; Prea, S. R. '40. '42; V-Pres. S. R. '40'41; Taller Rep. '41; Auditorium Program. JOE ETHEREDGE: Ushers Hi-Y Quh '42-'4S; Eu-clidean Honor Society '4I-'42; A polio Qub '41.'42; Cavaliers Club '40-'41. BERNARD FARRELL: Ushers-Hi-Y Qub; Pen and Ink Club; Advt. Editor Woodloa; Spanish Club; First Prixe Art Work Pair '40; Jackin High School, Miami, Fla: Skating C-ub. MARJORIE FINLEY: Apllo Qub '41-'43; Vestalian Literary Society '49-'43; Evening of Musk '41. BETTYE PRANKE: Apollo Qub; Glee Qub '41-'4S; Christmas Festival '89-’42; Evening of Music '41, '48; On Our Way 41; Pirates of 1’enrancc '12: Vea-talian Club '40-'48; Taller Rep. Vestalian Qub; V-Prea S. R.; Tree . S. R.; Taller Rep. S. R.; Euclidean Honor Society '41. BETTY FREY: Prea. S. R.; V Pre . S. R.; See. S. R ; Treas. S. K ; Taller Rep. S. R-; Debate '41; Thalian Dramatic Club; Euclidean Honor Society 8 semesters. BILL FRITSCH: Band '40-'48; Orchestra '40 43; 2nd Lieut. ROTC Band 42; V-Pres. Baml Honor Scciety ’42-'43; Sgt.-at Arms U� bera-!!i-Y Club '42-'43; The American Way ; On Our Way ; Treat, S. R. '42; Cincinnati: Band 89-'40; Orchestra '89-'40. SARAH GARRETT: National Honor Society; Euclidean Honor Society; Glee Oub; V-Pres. Girl Reserves; Sec. Girl Reserves; Tress. Girl Reserves. JAMES LEONARD GAINES. BETTYE JOSEPHINE GAUNTT: V Prea VcMiliaft Literary Society; Custodian Vestalian Literary Society; Marshal ’� 0-'4l; On Our Way '41. HILDA NELL GIBSON: Band; Honor Society 42; Orchestra: Marshal 40. BESSIE GLOVER. Marshal '39; Library Qub '8V 40; Musical Assemble; Taller Rep. S. R. '42; Trena. S. R. '48; Orchestra '89.'48. WILDA GOSS: Christmas Music Festival S9- 41; Euclidean Honor Society; National Honor Society: Patrician Latin Oub; V-Pres. Patrician I .atm Qub 41. BILLIE RUTH GRAY: Apollo Club; Evening of Music; In Old Vienna”; Music Festival. JACK GREEN: Cheer Leader '41; Taller Rep.; Sec. S R.; Tennis Mgr. '41; Asat. Basketball Mgr. 42-43; lab. Asat. '4� -'41. KERMIT COOL! DC E GRIFFIN: Cavalier Qub: Apollo Club: Aviation Club; Commercial Qub; Marshal '41 '42; In Old Vienna ; The American Way . EVELYN GRIMMETT: Dramatic Qub '89-'4W; Mar-shal '41. HETTY ANN HADLEY. At Marshal High: Girl Reserves, '4©-'42; Inter Qub Council Girl Reserves. '42; French Club; I.atin Club; Riding Club; Pres. French Club '42; S. R. Pres 40; Tri Trumpet Staff 41. 42; French Qub Plays '41. '42: Woodlawn: Euclidean Honor Society; Taller Suff, '42. '48. RICHARD HAHN: Marshal; Marshal Captain; Baac ball. 'U, ‘42. ’48; Sec. S. R.; V-Pre S. R.; Tati Rep.; Scaleybarka. ALBERT HAMBY. HERBERT JEFP: Marshal '39: Toiler Rep; Treaa. S. R.; V-Pre . S- R-; Sec. S. R. LEMUEL JOHNS. BILL HAMMETT: Head Usher '43: Aa t. Head Uaher. 4 ; Pres. HiY Club '48; V-Pm. HiY Club ’43; Chairman Finance Committee ’48; Prea. S. R. 40; V-Prea. S. R. 40. OSCAR JOLLEY: Pre . S. R 89. 40. '41. '42; Band Honor Society ’43; Band Competition Legion Pteld ’40. ’41. '42; State Music Festival; R. O. T. C Rand .’89. '40. 41. 42. ELEANOR HANKS: Sec. S. R. '89, ’40; Glee Club 43; Althean Club 40-’48; R. O. T. C Sponsor. ELLENE HANKS. S. R. Officers; Marshal '89; Marshal Capt. '89. '40. CHARLES JONES: Orchestra '41. ’43; Band Honor Society 4l- 48; State Music Pestival ’41-’43; Toiler Rep '41; R. O. T. C Band '40-’43; Gold and White Follies '12; Football and Concert Band ’89-'48; Orchestra '42. JANE HARRELL: Althean Club '41. '42; Dramatic Club ’89. '40; Prea. S. R.; Treas. S. R.; Marshal. BARBARA JONES: Utopian Club ’40-’4S; Sec. Utopian Club '42, 43; Pres. S. R. '42. '48; Euclidean Honor Society '42. ’48; Sec. Euclidean '42; V Pres. Euclidean 48; National Honor Society 42. ’48; S c. National Honor Society '42; “The American Way . “The Admirable Crichton”; Woodlog Staff ’42. '43; Sec. Senior Class. DELBRETA JONES: Pre. S. R.; Sec. S. R.; Pres. Girts letter Club; Pres. Girls letter Club; Olympia Honor Society; Marshal; V Prea. S. R. WANDA HARRISON: V-Pres. S. R. 42. MARGARET HAWKINS: Apollo Club '40-'48; Pirates of Pensance : Glee Club '41-'48; Music Pestival '89. 40. 42; Spring Class Editor Woodlog; Evening of Music 41. FRANKIE HEATON: Sec. S. R.; Treas. S R.; Spanish Club: Marshal; Beauty. FRANCES HENKELL: National Honor Society; Sec. Philatelic Club; Toiler Rep. of S. R. DAN HENDON: Pres. S. R. 89; CWtoan of Freshman Committee; Utopian Science Club; Print Club. ZACKIK HOLLl'MS: Recording Sec. Althean Club; V-Pres. S. R ’42; Sec. S. R. ’41. JANF. GREY JORDAN: Otn� croo Delta: See. Masque and Gavel; Treas. Masque and Gavel; V-Pres. Dramatic Club; Pres. Dramatic Club; Apollo Club; Glee Gub; “On Our Way”, “Quality Street . “Robin Hood’ ; Claas Prophet. MARCIA JORDAN: Pres. S. R.; Sec. S. R.; Toiler Rep.; V-Pres. S. R.; Taller Rep.; Vestalian Club; Vestalian Club; Euclidean Honor Society. HELEN JUDY: Euclidean Honor Society. Treas. S. R.; Honor Marshal; Marshal '48; First Prise at State Fair for Biscuits '42; Boostrrs Gub. PHYLLIS JUNE KEECH. LEROY KENNEDY: Usbers-Hi-Y Club. WILLIAM KEY: Aviation Club; Orchestra; Mar ahal. ROBERT HOLMES: Poothall ’41. 42; Track '41. '42. '48; Sec S It. 40. ’41; V-Pres. S. R. '48. BETTY MAP. HOOD: Sec. S. R. 89. '42; Treas. S. R. '13; Pres. S. R. '41; Bulletin Board Chairman Glee Club ’42; See. Glee Gub ’48; Sec. Vestalian Club 43; (.lee Club 41-'43; Vestalian Literary Club. '42. ’48; Apollo Club. 42. ‘48: V Pres. Apollo Gub ’42; Thalian Dramatic Club ’40. ’41; Marshal ’89. ’40. '41; Music Pestival '40, '41. ‘42; On Our Why, The American Way. Pirates of Pen-ranee,” Evening of Music. '41. 48. ALVIN HOPKINS: Marshal '89. 40; Track Team ’41-'48; Pre . S. R. ’42; Taller Rep. '43. ELIZABETH HULGON: Orchestra, Apollo Gub. GEORGE HUSTON: ApoUo Club; R. O. T. C Bank; Traflic Club; Cavaliers Gub; Pres. S. R.: Baud; Kami Honor Society; Capt. Traffic Squad; Music Festival; Tennis Club. DONALD JARRELL: Pre. S. R ; V-Pres. S. R.; Treas. S. R.s V-Prcs. Le Cercle Prancaia '40-'4l; i reaa Le Cerde Francais '41; V Pres. Utopian Science Club 'VI; Pres. Honor Rifles; .Marshal ’89. '40; t.ber. Gub '42 '43; Hi Y Club 42. '48; Treas. National Honor Society '48; Colonel R. 0. T. C. '48; Wood lawn Rifle Team ’48. JIMMY KING: Usher. Hi-Y Club; An'. Head Usher TEN1P. LACEY: VPres. Althean Gub ’42; Pres. Altbeaq Gub ’43; S. R. Offices. MARY LANGSTON. ROBERT LAUDERDALE: Euclidean Honor Society; Ushers and Hi-Y Club; Patricisn Latin Club; Traffic Squad; Marshal; Marshal Captain. JOE HELEN I.KATH: Althean Club; Treas. S. R. 41; Pre . S. R. '42; V-Prcs. ’48; Sec. Sportsmanship Committee ’42; Marshal ’39; “On Our Way . VIVIAN LEWIS: Pres. S. R.; V-Pres. S. R.; Mar-ahal; Thalian Dramatic Club; Evening ol Music ’41. HOMER LLOYD: Spanish Club; Usber’a Hi-Y Club; V-Pres S. R.; Chaplain of Usbers-Hi-Y Club PEGGY MACKEY: Pro . S. R. 40; V-Pres. S. R ’41, '42; Sec. Promethian Club 41; Taller Rep. Promethian Club ’48; Apollo Club; Music Festival ’41, ’48; Evening of Music ’42. A B MARLOW: Football 40. 41. ’42; Alt. Capt ’42; V-Prea. Senior Class. CAROLYTH MARSH: Orchestra ’41. ’42; Marshal ’40. ’41; Sec. S. R. ’40. 41. ’42. ’48; Pres. Orchestra ’42; Apollo Club ’42, ’42. HARRY MARTIN: Bank; Orchestra; Band Honor Societr; Warblers; Sec. Warblers; V Pres. Warblers; Music Festival; Pirates of Pensance ; Warbler's Minstrel. JACK D. MARTIN: Hi-Y Ushers Club: Euclidean Honor Society; National Honor Society; Wood I off Staff; V-Pret. Photography Club '48. MILDRED MARTIN: Teller RCp ’28; Sec. S. R ’40; Apollo Club; Vestalian Club; Evening of Music 41. ERNEST MAST1N: Philatelic Club ’40. ’41; Ushers-Hi-Y Club ’42. ’41; Track Team ’41. 42. ’42; Band ’41. 42; R. O. T. C Band. JOSEPH McCORMICK: 1st U. in R. O. T. C: Marshal; First Aeronautics Class. HELEN McCLELLAN: Sec. Sv R.; Vestalian Club. ANNA RUTH McCRACKEN National Honor Society ‘42, '42; V-Prea Glee Club ‘42; V-Pres. Prome thean Club 48; Sec. S. R. '40. 41; Music Festival ’40. ’41. 42: Evening of Music 41. ’48; The American Way 42; Apollo Club, '40.’48. DAVID WEADOWS: Cavaliers Club 38; Utopian Science Club 40, '41; Taller Rep. Tennis Club; Ush-ers-Hi-Y Club ’43, ’48; Band ’40-’48; R. O. T. C-Band ’40-’42; National Band Honor Society 42, 48. MARGARET ANN MILLER: Pres. S. R. ’40, ’41. ’42 ’48; Presiding Officer for W’Day’ 42; Sec., V-Pres., Pres. Altbean Literary Club: V-Pres.. Pres. Euclidean Honor Society '42, ’48; Orchestra. ROBERT MITCHELL: Humphro High: Concert Band and Marching Band ’39-’41; Drum Solo Awards in State and National Contests; Snare Drum Ensemble Awards; Class Pres. ’89; Council Rep. of Soph. Class 40-’4I; Tiger Raq Reporter ’89, '40; Council Reporter; Hi-Y Club; Life Scout and Scout Scribe; Woodlawn: Band '41, ’42; Orchestra ’42; First Rating at State Orchestra Contest ’42; Ushers Hi-Y Club '42, ’42; Taller Rep. Ushers; Natiooal Honor Society; Historian Senior Class. EUGENIA MORRIS: S. R. Offices; Home Ec. Club ’42; Euclidean Honor Society; Senior Class Pianist. HILLY MURPHY: Rifle Club ’59. ’40. HKRSCHELL NABORS: Euclidean Honor Society; R- O. T. C. ’89. '40. RUBY OATES: Marshal; Altbean Club; Recording See. and Taller Rep. Altbean Club; S. R. Offices. RICHARD OGLES: Sump Club; Red Cross Club. ROBERT E- OKIN. LEON MICHAEL OLIVE. HOWARD OWEN: Uthers-Hi-Y Club. W1I.MA JEAN PARHAM: Marshal ’89. ’40. ’41; Pres, and Critic VesUlian: Sec. Apollo Club: Glee Club ’42, 48; On Our Way , Pirate of Pen-ranee , Tbalian Dramatic: S. R. Pres.; V-Pres. S. R; Sec. S. R. ’48; See. Student Body ’48; Treas. Senior Class. ARTHUR PARKER: Band; Orchestra; Band Hooor Society. WILLIAM PARKS. JEAN PENUEL: Dramatic Club: S. R. Offices; V-Pres. Dramatic Club; “American Way Oratorical Contest '48; R. O. T. C. Sponsor; Admirable Critchton ; Spies . KENNETH PEROLIO: Traffic Squad; Safety Serv-ice Club. BETTY PHILLIPS: Cheer Leader ’41. ’42. ’43; Marshal ‘39. '40; Marshal CapUin ’41. '42; V-Pres S. R.; Sec. S. R.: Altbean Club; Pres. Altbean Club; V Pres. Althran Club. JO ANN PINNELL: Texas. S. R. Offices; Student Council; State Music Contest; National Music Contest; Woodlawn: V-Prc . Spanish Club ’42: Sec. Spanish Club ’43.- Band Honor Society; Music Festival •41, ’42: V-Pres. S. R. ’48; Orchestra; Band. ’40-'48-. Cold and White Pollies 41. '41 MARY POSEY: Editor-in hief Toilet ’43; Associate Editor Taller ’48: Feature Editor Taller '41; -Marshal ’39, ’ll; Sec. S. R. ’89: Treas. S. R. ’42; Vestalian Club; Taller Rep. VesUlian Club ‘41. 48; American Way ; Admirable Crichton : Taller Rep. Council 43: Euclidean Honor Society 41-’48; National Honor Society ’48, '48. JIM POTTER: Council Member; Dramatic Club; Usbers-Hi-Y Club; Omicron Delta; V-Prea Masque and Gavel Honor Society; American Landscape Robin Hood ; Confab With Crockett”; The Admirable Crichton . WILLIAM PRESCOTT: Apollo Club 41-’43; Cavaliers Club 40-’42; Science Club 48; In Old Vienna”; Pirates of Pensance ; Marshal ’40. MARTHA ANNE PURSER: National Honor Society ’48. ’43; Pres. National Honor Society ’42; Taller Staff ’41. ’42. ’48; Kditor-in Chief Taller ’42; Editor Woodlog ’43; Euclidean Honor Society 41. '42. 43; Council; Apollo Club ’40. ’41; Glee Club '41-’48; Music Festivals: Evening of Music; On Our Way ; Pirate of Penzance ; Evening of Music '48; Senior Class Vocalist. JAMES ANTHONY PUTMAN. OLLIE RUTH REAVES: Marshal 41; Girl’s Utter Club ’4©-’4S; CapUin Bums 42; Taller Rep. ’42; V-Pres. '41; Olympian Honor Society '41-’43: Taller Rep. ’41; Trcaa 48; Toller Rep. '48; Treas. S. R. 43. LORENK RITCHEY: Marshal ’89. ’42; Apollo Club •40’43; Glee Club ’42-’48; French Club ’40.’48; Sec. French Club '43; Pirates of Pcnaancc ; Evening of Music; Music Festival '40. ’43. VIRGINIA RIVERS: Marshal: French Clubs Pres. French Club -43; TalUr Rep ED ROBINSON. RAYMOND ROSE: Marshal; Speech Club: Handl-craft Club; See. Handicraft Club; Pres. S. R. 39. VERA NEl.t. RUTHERFORD: Althean Club '42. 13; Ttea Althean Club '48; Sec. S. R. '42; R. O. T. C. Sponsor '42, '43. DORIS SCHAFPNKR: Red Cross Cub. MARVIN SHAW. MARY NEU. TUCK; Commercial Cub Girl Reserve Club. RUBY LEE TUCKER: Apollo Club; Sec. S. R.; Marshal; Evening of Music: Muaic Festival; In Old Vienna’ . JOSEPH P. TURNER Aviation Club; Model Club. IIAGINS TYLER: Warbler. Club •«.' Hi Y Club 42. '48; Pres. S. R.; Pres. '42; Warbler. Minstrel '42, MS; Tennis T Tennis Club; Le Cercle Francian. DOROTHY VANN. Orchestra 8� '« Club '4tb'4S; V-Pres. Orchestra Club 41; Orchestra Club '42; State Musk Festival ' '40: Teller Staff '42. '43: Woodtov Staff 43; Ushers-Apollo Club ram '42. '4 ; Orchestra Teller Rev-«1; Marshal '48. I A VERNE WALL: Pres. S. R '8� . ' JS Sec. 8 R . V-Prea S. R.; Euclidean Honor Societr; Olympic Honor Society: Taller Reji. Girls Letter Club '40; V-Pres. Olympian Honor Society; R- O. T. C Sponsor ' . MILDRED SHIELDS: Marshal '40. '41; Taller Rep. S. R.: Sec. S. R.; The American Way''; On Our Way' : Thalian Dramatic Club. MARGARET SIMS; R. O. T. C Sponsor; Usher. Club S| onsor; Euclidean Honor Society: S. R. Offices. BEULAH SKELTON Sec. and Treas. S. K.; Christ-nu� Pageant '40; V-Pres. Photography Club; V-Pres. and Treas Phtchophous Club KENNETH BDSEL SMITH. GEORGE STACEY: Marshal; V-Pres S. Sec. S. R.; Trcas. S. R.; Taller Rep. S. K., Handicraft Club; V-Pres. Handicraft; Trr.ck Team; if. O T. C. JOE STONE: Manager Tennis Tcamc Pres. Tennis Club; V-Pres. S. R.; Taller Rep. R. O. T C. Band. CHARLES STORY. THELMA SWATZELL: Vesialian Club NILA THOMAS: Marshal; Pres S K 12; Allbean Club; Sec. S. R. FRANCES THOMPSON: Marshal M, '4o; Scl S. R. '41; V-Pres. S. R. 41; V-Pres Promethean Club '42; Pres. Promethean Club '42. WILLIAM THOMPSON: Football and Concert Band ‘3«-'48; Orchestra '4I-'4S; Ala. State Music Festival '41. '4.1; Gold and White Follies '42; R O. T. C Hand 40-'48; Euclidean Honor Society '4I� '43; Baud Honor Society '41-'43. ROBERT TRAMMELL: Print Club. LEE WHATLEY. EUGENE WATTS: V-Pres. S. R. ANNIE SUE WEAR: V Pres. S. R. '42; Pres. S. R. VS; Devotion Chairman Sr. Girl Reserves '42. ‘43; Honorary Marshal '42; Officer in Jr. Girl Reserve. LLOYD WEST: Pres. S. M. 42; V-Pres. S R '41; Treas. S. R. 'Su. '43; Tatter Rep. S. R. '40; Pbo-tograpby Club '41; Stamp Club '40; Marshal '8V, '40. HENRY WHITE. DE VANE WILLIAMS Taller Rep.; Track Team. Marshal JAMES WILLIAMS: Marshal; Orchestra. RAK WILLIS. 11. D. WILLOUGHBY: Euclidean Honor Society: V. Pres. S. R.; Ushers Ht-Y Club; Council Rep. JACK WILSON: Traffic Squad; Taller Rep. Stamp Club Society; V I're . Jr. Red Cross Club ’43; Mat shal ’45. ROBERT ZOPFI. No Pictures—Jan. Class Frances Louise Carmack, Bemcice Yvonne Ellis, Johanna Elizabeth Gailmard, Marguerite Julia Giddens, Rufus Killis Scllcra No Pictures—May Class Willis Wear Allison, Wallace F. Bullard, Byron Scott Chamblss, Anna Rebecca Chapman, Donald Walker Coffage, Mary Alien:Edwards, Charlotte Jane Wing. REPRESENTING THE MANY W.H.S. B0Y5 GIVING SERVICE IN INDUSTRY John iglionico GRADUATE 1932. CLASS ARTIST INSPECTOR AT LOCKHEED-VEGA AIRCRAFT PLANT LOS ANGELES CALIFORNIA MISS FURR SPONSOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Officers for the Fall semester are: Martha Purser, president; Barbara Dupree, vice-president; Sara Smith, treasurer; Barbara Jones, corresponding secretary; Ann Richards, recording secretary, and Ellinor Creel, secretary of public affairs. the spring roster pictured on this page Is as follows Herman Armstrong. president; Jeannette Counts. Samh Davidson. Jane Deems. Annie Reave. Dinard. Timmy Ellis. Ed Farrar, Sarah Garrett, Wilda Goss, Frances Hcnckell, Donald Jarretl. Eveljm Denson. Sarah Ku :' Jack Martin. Anna Ruth McCracken. Robert MitcKcll, Mary Bosey, Etfcema Puckett, Albert Steven.. Join, Tylor and Billy Soy Willett. Aflthqra memliers whose pictures do not appear here arc Sarah Sjd.th Mary Ann Jones and Atmabcfh Gailmara. Service on the Home Front OFFICERS Fall 1942 Jane Deems---------- Margaret Ann Miller.. Barbara Jones—_----- Mary Ann Jones—- EUCLIDEAN HONOR SOCIETY officers Spring 1943 Margaret Ann Miller .Barbara Jones Madclyn Johnston Martha Purser Station E. H. S. broadcasting— Mathematics has gone to war!” Over SO former members of Euclidean now serving in the armed forces ot our country have been recognized by the present members of the organization at Christmas with cards bearing cuts of the school and the club pin with a message of cheer and pride and also at Easter with a cut showing the branches of service and the pin with a message of hope for peace. And mathematics tviU go to war! Realizing that mathematics form the basis of much military procedure and following the example of former members already in service, 1943 Euclideans plan to take as many mathematics courses as they can and to become as proficient as possible. In this way they hope to take an effective part in national defense with a view to winning for our country an early victory and a permanent peace. EUCLIDEAN HONOR SOCIETY Miss McPhcron and Miss Lotspeich. Span-sort; Jane Deems, President; Margaret Ann Miller, Vice-President; Barbara Jones, Secretary: Mary Ann Jones, Tatlcr Representative; Pat Abbott. Patsy Allen, Betty Bentley, Hil-dred Brannon. Lcla Anne Brewer. Virginia Brooks, Betty Jean Brown, James Brown. Mary Burson, Dorothy Calvard. James Coffey, Merrill Cook, Elinor Creel, Billy Cummings. Helen Davidson. J. B. Davis, Frances Dean. Frank Deerman, Evelyn Denson, Jettyc Dor-riety, Warren Drummond, Dorothy F.mens. Joel F.thridge, Betty Everett, Donald Florence, Wilda Goss. Ferell Hale, Marian Harris, Herman Harwell, Mildred Holmes, Martha Hova-ter, Sara Jackson, Madelyn Johnston, Barbara Jones, Mary Ann Jones. Louise Jungemann, Sarah King, Robert [.audrrdalc, Kloi Lemon. Jack Martin, Lois Martin. Jean Meadow, Ihjris Mercer. Margaret Ann Miller, Mary Elizabeth Moore, Eugenia Morris, Hcrschc! Nabors, William Overstreet, Mary Posey. Martha Purser, Don Ricketts, E. G. Sims, Paul Slaughter, Margaret Sims, Mary Jane Smith, Richard Stein. Albert Stephens, Ailccn Reaves, Jane Lockett Rhodes, John Taylor, James Thomas, William Thompson, Janice Tischer, Tom Truss, Emily Ruth Vann, Frances Walker, Dick Wall. La Verne Wall, Ellis Wannigcr, Annette West, Hugh Williamson, H. D. Willoughby, Jimmie Wood, Ik tty Woodward, Helen Judy. Service on the Home Front SPANISH CLUB Miss Lamb, Sponjor; Jo Ann Pinnell, President ; Martha Hovater, Vice-President; Ruth Jennings, Secretary Trcasurer; Palmer Turner, Tatler Representative; David Anderson. Joe Black, Bemie Paul Brannon. Hildred Brannon, Ina Rose Brotherton, Ann Bruce, Clifford Cheatwood, Jack Christy, Dean Coates, Malcomb Coates. Billy Van Coker, Clyde Coker, Billy Cummings, Romona Dyar, Len-nette Ellis, Eleanor Fox, Elizabeth Franklin. Jane Freret, Evelyn Fritz, Tom Gentle, Victoria Hambamis, Kathryn Gunter, Helen Har- rell, Felix Harris, Virginia Harwell. Frankie Heaton, Wanda Henson. Charles Horsley, Martha Hovater. Everett Ingram, Joe James, William Johns, Violet Keith, Margaret Jean Kirby, Roy Liles, Jean Ann Lloyd, Ruth Long, Billy McDanal, Billy Mitchell. Jeanne Moore, Emtna-lyn Murphree, John Palmer, Hugh Pemberton, Mitba Sue Preslar, June Robinson, Billy Steele, Roselyn Stubbs, Eugene Teems, Dorothy Thomas, Sarah Thornton. Elizabeth Waide, Frances Waide, Elton Wesley, Oswald West. FRENCH CLUB Miss Steadham, Sponsor; Virginia Rivers, aid, Billy Jones. Byron McDaniel, Julianna President; Frances Bell and Evelyn Hamit- Opanchyck, Lorcne Ritchey, Mildred Rit-ton, Vice-Presidents; Alan Hodges, Secre- chey. tary; Jack Lee, Treasurer; Ernest Fitzger- ALTHEAN LITERARY SOCIETY Miss. Bkwett, Sponsor; Marie Breeze, Eleanor Burton. Mary Helen Caldwell, Dorothy Calvard, Margaret Craig, Nell Crocker, Helen Davidson, Jean Easter, Beth Flora, Rosa Lee Kinney, Carolyn Gardner, Tommie Lou Gibson, Doris Gooden, Mary Alice Graves, Jerry Griffin, Evelyn Grayson, Eleanor Hanks, Marian Harris, Kathcryn Hawkins, Frances Ruth Hes-tar, Flora Hestlcy, Jeanette Hollums, Betty Rose Hood, Margaret Horton, Betty Howell, Sarah Isaacs, Lavcnia Johnson. Helen Jones, Mary Ann King, Tenie Lacey. Jane Leath. Jo Helen Leath, Margaret Lord, Kathryn Lever. Mary Emily Lokey, Betty Long. Mary Glyn Martin, Jane McNutt, Betty Miles, Jean NkoL son, Ruby Oates, Jennie Putman. Aiken Reaves, Virginia Register, Vera Nell Rutherford, Lois Sopfi. Nila Thomas. Marjorie Thompson. Geraldine Tucker. Edith Bain Van Deuren, Ella Mae Vickery, Lavernc Williams. Betty Wilson, Frances Young. ATHENEAN CLUB Miss Edmonds, Sponsor; Helen Battles, Frances Billingsley, Jean Cheek, Elizabeth Coburn, Ann Conway, Elizabeth Conway, Betty Dixon, Betty East, Emogenc Emeus, Mary Lee Fuqua, Jean Henson, Catherine Hill, Hazel Kinnington, Florence I«ogan, Joyce Mackey, Pauline Marcland, Doris May, Tillyc Milligan. Margaret Parham, Bettyc Phillips, Anne Ruth Posey, Maxine Smith, Bessie Rinc Sims, Martha Vance, Elizabeth Vaughn, Corric Jo Willett. VESTAUAN CLUB Miss Mitchell, Sponsor; Wilma Jean Parham, President, Josephine Gauntt, Vice-President; Betty Hood, Secretary; Mary Louise Coker, Treasurer; Bcitye Franke, T a tier Representative; Mildred Archer, Annie Barrier, Betty Barker, Peggye Beaty, Marjorie Brent, Carolyn Brothers, Ruth Clem, Betty Dotherow, Margie Finley, Mary Ann Gillespie, Sylvia Greene, Edith Sue Johnson, Eunice Jones, Bebe Joyce King, Kathryn Lundbam, Mildrea Martin, Jane Mayo, Elizabeth Me Laugh tin, Mary Elizabeth Moore, Constance Parson, Frances Reeves, Byrdic Ann Smith, Marilyn Smith, Thelma Swatzcll, Mary L’osey, Mary Ellen Condra, Mary Elizabeth Daugherty, Betty Drew. PROMETHEAN CLUB Miss A. Chapman, Sponsor, President. Made-lyn Johnston; Vice-President, Doris Traylor; Secretary, Edna Frances Currie; Treasurer. Janice Tischer; Tatler Representative, Betty Woodward; Norma Jean Bohannon. Rena Carter. Gracie Mae Cook, Christine Cooper, Edna Frances Currie, Elizabeth Curtis, Eva Mac Ellis, Dot Emens, Norma Jo Esslinger, Sarah Goad, Anna Hale, Ernestine Hurst. Sarah Jackson. Madelyn Johnston. Frances Kelso. Terry Kendrick, Peggy Mackey. Anna Rum McCracken, Frances Nicholson, Betty Nicholson, Betty Nelson, Marcia O’Neal, Bertha Peeples, Jean Peeples, Sarah Phillips, Ann Smith, Janice Tischer, Frances Thompson, Doris Traylor, Freida Volking, Eva Jane Whetstone, Frances Walker, Flora Whittet. Betty Woodward. J J PATRICIAN I.ATIN CUT. Miss .Moore, Sponsor; Betty Ann Johraey, President; Mary Deane Black and William Atchison, Vice-Presidents; Mary Joe Forstman. Secretary and Treasurer; Martelia Bell, Ruth Bell, Lela Brewer, Anmow Burnett. Alys Jane Christy, Mary Catherine Clem, Morris Dillard, Emily Evans, Elizabeth Ann Gattis, Amza Gullospy, Rcbic Gray. Dan Hill, Betty Hanckell, John Jordan, Robert Lauderdale, Katherine I ikey, Betty Jo Mann. Charles Murphy. Dorothy Lou Vann, Bob Okin, Henry Randall, E. G. Sims. E. J. Trammell, Marie Thornton. Clara Watkins, Anita West, Betty Wiltshire. GIRL RESERVES Miss McPheron, Sponsor; Katherine Ad-erholt. Bettyc Louise Adair, Annie Mac Austin, Annie Bell Bates, Mary Bcvis, Annie Laurie Brand, Betty Jo Bush, Evelyn Byrd, Jean Crook, Leslie Jo Carter, Virginia Chandler, Etoylc Davis, Fay Garner, Grace Gcarheart, Martha Gillian. Kitty Gray, Vivian Heaven, Polita Heard, Virginia Halley, Marie Hinotc, Mildred Hughes, Joyce Jcmison, Shirley Kclch, Betty Lowry, Bessie Mac Long, Edith Lovcgrccn, Catherine Martin, Mary Elizabeth McDowell, Juanita McMullen, Peggy McAchran, Carolyn Merck, Alvis Nash, Dorothy Overstreet, Gusta Patterson, Peggy Patterson, Christina Parks, June Sellers, Margaret Shoults, Betty Jean Taylor, Beulah Whitley, Babbie Whitlow. USHER'S CLUB Mr. Phillips, Sponsor; Floyd Yarborough. Head Usher; Billy Hammett. Assistant Head Usher; J. B. Davis, Secretary; John Taylor, Treasurer; Hagins Tyler, Scrgeant-bt-Arms; Herman Armstrong. John Atchison. Charles Baugh, Melton Carroll, Clifford Cheatwood, Tommy Ellis, Joel Etheridge, Ed Farrar, Ber- nard Farrell. James Farrent, Earnest Fitzgerald, Bill Fritsch, James Hartlinc, Herman Harwell, Donald Jarrell, Felton Johnson. Lc-roy Kennedy, Jimmie King, Robert I.audcr-dalc, Jack Lee, Homer Lloyd, Jack D. Martin, Earnest Mastin. David Meadows. Robert Mitchell. Howard Owen, Albert Stephens. PHILATELIC CLUB Miss McCoy, Sponsor; Herman Moore, President; Walter Holliman, Vice-President; Frances Henckcll, Secretary; Miss McCoy, Treasurer; Henry Emens, Tatler Representative; Carl McCool, Barbara CrotwcD, Mary Ella Du Bard, Jimmy Dykes, Bettye Ruth Heaton, Rhodes Holliman, Leamon Linderman, Agnes Lacy, Richard McDermott, Jack Looney, Alma Ruth Naish, Edna Earl Powell, Jean Reed, La Rayne Stovall, Jack Trammell. .1 UTOPIAN SCIENCE CLUB Mis Sazera, Sponsor; Bill Blackerby, President; Donald Jarrell. Vice-President; Barbara Jones. Seeretary-Treasurcr; Jeanne Price, Taller Representative; Joe Burson. Hugh Brown. William Cash, Gus Cosmos, Bill Davis, Janice Graddick, Dan Hendon, Florence Johnsey, Her- man King, Billy Lcgg, Margaret Ufhtsey. Wayne Mardis. Carl McCool, John McDonald. Buddy Scott, Alfred Sparks, Emogene Staton. Richard Stein, Paul Stiff, Bill Street, Georgia Tanner. Marvin Wallace, Frank Oliver. PRINTING CLUB Mr. Gammon. Sponsor; Charles McAlister. Haywood Herd, Marvin Shaw. Robert Tram-President; Vernon Mize, Vice-President; mell. James Putman, Secretary; J. D. Appleton. JUNIOR RED CROSS CLUB Miss E. Chapman. Sponsor; Charles Baugh, President: Jack Wilson. Vice-President: Barbara Jones, Secretary-Treasurer; Mary Barker, Ruth Barron. Boh Bradley, Charles Burks. Otto Carter, Billy Church, Cathryn Davis, Gloria Dollar. Doris Edwards, Roberta Espy, Harry Estcrman. Vera Mac Etheridge, Dorothy MODEL CLUB Mr. C. E. Brown, Sponsor; Bill Farrar, Joe Cobia, William Crowder, R. C. Davis, President: Johnnie Oglesby, Vice-President; Frank Decrman, Rroadus Hull, Claud King. Mervin Norton, Secretary-Treasurer; Earnest George Sudduth, Bobby Wesson. Pope, Tatler Representative; Sammy Beggs. Fitzpatrick, Gloria Godwin, Getty Hicks, Minnie Frances Hicks, Doris Hill, Gladys Hite. Claire Hodges, Elizabeth Holscnback, Marilyn Irwin, Susie Mason, Sara Jane McEachem. Betty McKenzie, Dick Ogles, Doris Schaffncr. Jewell Shaw, Joe Skelton, Peggy Skidmore. Ellis Wanningcr, Edwina Whiteside. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Miss Barnard, Sponsor, President. Landis Smith: Vice-President, Jack D. Martin; Secretary. Elois Lemon; Reporter, Valeria Smith; Mary Bryans, Barbara Gillam, George Hanes, James Hartline, Bill Herring. Bill Howton, W. D. Peeples, Beulah Skelton, Lamar Smith. Jimmy Tarrant. Tom Truss, Hugh Williamson. Harold Wycoff, Bill Yessick, Gordon Lawless. Shaffer Gregory, Thomas Bernhard, Gordon Norman. RIFLE CLUB Sgt. Gwitt, Sponsor; Capt. William Cobb, Capt. Melton Alexander, Col.Donald Jarrell, Major Billy Chafin, Capt. Melton Carroll, ist. Lt. Charles Danforth, Sgt. Joe Hargrove, Sgt. Harold Coffee, Sgt. Ronald Burns, ist. Lt. Hugh Bailey, Sgt. Tom English, CpI. John Hargrove, CpI. Lem Johns, Cpl. Gene Wilkey, Sgt.Arnold Mardis, ist Lt. Jimmy Ott, ist Lt.Theodore Martin, ist Lt. Thomas Collins, 2nd Lt. Sid Connor, and 2nd I .t. Ray Capley. AERONAUTIC CLUB First row Joseph McCormick, Bill Fritch, Willis Allison, and Frank Deerman Second row Mr. Tmmons, Sponser Jack Martin, Dan Hendon, Dean Coates Third row Oscar Jolly, Ray Capley, Tom English, Jim Potter, H. D. Willoughby SHOP Mildred Best, Eva Thompson. Margaret McCone, Marcella Sides. Bcttye Dobson. Doris Atkinson, Eva Lee Watlcjr. Helen Battles, Peggy Denton. Evelyn Ward. Betty Forrester. Mary Gene Gammon. Faye Browning. Ernest Hurst, GIRLS Doris Pogue, Edith Smith. Edith Van Kuren. Juliette Can i. Agnes Garrett, Beulah Skelton. Tillyc Milligan. Doris May. Helen Hazelwood. Bcttye Curtis, Mary Rarhara Smith, Emily Evans, and Marilyn Walker. WARBLER’S CLUB Sponsor—Mr. Light IDarblers Pres. John TRcDonald Pice Pres. John Tlicholson Sec. Harrq Itlarlin Reporter Haqins Tqler Caualiers Pres. Jack Forstman Pice pres. J. IP. Fisk Sec. Joe Black Reporter Donald Batson CAVALIERS Sponsor— Mr. Light They also Serve Dudley Langford They also Serve Dempsey Pennington ORCHESTRA Miss Pauline Zinzcr—Director They also Serve BAND HONOR SOCIETY Front row, left to right: Mr. Smith, sponsor; Bill Fritch, Arthur Parker, George Huston, Tom Truss, David Mcddows, J. B. Davis, Maoricr Dillard. Second row: Jimmy Cherry, Angie I.aSnsa. William Tbompsoo, Charles Jones, Charles Baugh. Hilda Ndl Gibson, Oscar Jolly, Annie Rives Dillard, Dean Coats. GIRLS GLEE CLUB Miss Dowling, SPotuor; Jane I eems; President: Anna Ruth McCracken, Vice-President; Betty Mae Hood, Secretary; Martha Purser. Treasurer; Janice Tischer, Bulletin Board Chairman; Ruth Virginia Anderson. Peggy Baker. Mary Vesta Barnard, Martelia Bell. Betty Blodsoe, Lela Anne Brewer, Freda Champion, Rebecca Chapman, Mary Louise Coker, Carolyn Denny, Dorothy Emeus, Bet- tye Franke; Sarah Garrett, Eleanor Hanks, Margaret Hawkins, Betty Rose Hodd, Mary Ella Huston, Ruth Jennings. Madelyn Johnston, Barbara Jones, Helon Kinney, Elois Lemon, Jean Lindlcy, Juanita McMullen, Wilma Jean Parham, Francis Reeves. Lorenc Ritchey, Beulah Rushing. Mary Charles, Schew-ing, Dorothy Thomas, Elaine Useary, Annette West, Edwina Whiteside. THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT In all of the music presented this year to the student body, clubs, and concerts ior the public, we have given more patriotic music than ever before. We sing our National .Anthem in classrooms and on every occasion possible. The Christmas Festival of Music had 275 vocal students participating from the music department. The orchestra played for both plays and for the P.-T. A. night program. The Girls Glee Club and the Warblers Club sang an excellent program for the latter event. In the harmony classes, two of our students won first and second prizes in their original compositions at the Alabama State Fair. Our Con- cert Band played a splendid concert on April 2. anu also at one ot tne programs for the convention of the Alabama Education Assn. The piano and private voice pupils, assisted by the High School Choir (Girls Glee Club and Warblers Clqb), gave two delightful programs in April. The Warblers presented two performances of their fine minstrel, one being to the men in service at the Air Base. The main event for the vocal classes was presented May 7 in an Evening of Music tn which 375 vocal students sang a beautiful program. —Claude Dowling, Dept Head. BAND Mr. Smith, Sponto —Katherine Aderholt, Bill Aden, Bill Acker, William Atchison Geo. Bibb, Floyd Batchcldcr, Allen Brown, Bob Bradley, Sarah Beddow, Jimmy Bag-well, Betty Jean Brown, Thomas Bernhard, James Coffey, Billy Cummings, Jack Chambliss, Mary Clem, Betty Clem, Neale Carter, Dean Coates, Harold Chambers, Douglas Cray, Clyde Coker, Raymond Carnes, Jimmy Cherry, Carol Dobbs, Jack Dorough, Annie Dillard, Morris Dillard, J. B. Davis, Bill Fritsch, Wendell Freeman Louis Farley, Hilda Gibson, Roy Graves, Connie Graham, James Galbreath, George Hope, George Huston, Toddic Hansen, James Harrison, Ira Head, Alan Hodge, James Hartlinc, Oscar Jolly, Maude Jordan, Charles Jones, John Jordan, L.W. Jehn-son, Agnes Lacey, Angie LaSusa, David Luck, Hazel Lively, August Lessman, Billy Legg, Edward Lacey, Phillip LaSusa, George Lunceford, Thomas Lucius, Malcolm Miller, Ernest M’sstin, David Meadows, Jack Mayer, Frank Mann, James Murdock June Mauldine, Norine Maddox, Harry Martin, Jack Martin, Murry Norman, Earnest Pope, Jo Ann Pinnell, Ervin Pope, Sam Palumbo, Arther Parker, Chas. Perryman William Rutledge, Chester Riser, Joe Stewart, Buddy Scott, Santo Savage, Marshall Swindoll, Joe Stone, Bob Stancliff, Billy Smithson, Chas. Seibert, Rein Schlitx, Ema-gean Statom, William Thompson, Tom Truss, Edith Bain Van Kcuren, Bobby Wesson, James Wilson, Betty Wilson, Van Williams, Bobby Wright. M Bernard Bishop OMICRON DELTA HONOR SOCIETY Jane Jordan ITIASQUE and QAPEL 1st rou -—Left to Right Betti} Baker, Jane Jordan, TPilHam Johns 2nd rou?'—Left to Right Jimnuj IPood, Jerri} ITtonroe. Jim Potter Service on the Home Front Barbara fiuprec Wera Hell Hutberford EEAUT1J SECTIOH f)axi foowogl-cm BEAUTlj SECTlOn BEAirnj sectioh BEAUTl] SECTIOR Coach John P. Blane Leon Cochran Harry Qilmer Jack Berry Bill Peeples Buford Tucker James Holloway Qorden Pettus BASKETBALL 1943 By Herman Armstrong Woodlawn Colonels, past master at many sports, annexed another championship on March 13, 1943, At the University of Alabama, Woodlawn wrapped up their third state high school basketball title under Coach John Blanc. The Junior Colonels won this great honor the hard way. Placing second in the District Meet under Phillips, Woodlawn battled all the way and took the basketball crown well in hand. Composed of a fighting group of lightning fast ball handlers, the boys from this side of Birmingham completely baffled the teams in the statemeet and came out victor over a hard-fighting Selma team. After the basketball season had been in progress a few weeks this Spring, Woodlawn was dealt two defeats at the hands of a strong Ramsay five. As Coach Blane's boys gained more experience, they also gained the will to win. Along with Ensley, Phillips, and West End, Ramsay also fell under the stroke of the Woodlawn Champs. They all fell victim to this renovated team. It was a hard fought battle in the Big Five after the Colonels once got started. At the season's end. all decisions were in somewhat of a muddle, but the crown was given to Woodlawn. Both Ensley and Ramsay fought a close race and were dose behind. Guard Harry Gilmer and Forward Jack Berry were two of the five Alabama High School boys chosen on the All-State basketball team by a poll of coaches, sports writers, and officials. Center Gene Palmer, another Woodlawn star, was chosen on the second five. Leon Cochrane's great defensive play was one of the mainstays in the Colonel attack. Buford Tucker was also very effective on the defense and was quite a hawk on the basket during the season. To this great championship basketball team, we. the senior class of 1943, offer our heartiest congratulations. COMPETITIVE SCORES 1943 Woodlawn 47—Ensley 42 Woodlawn 16— Ramsay 20 Woodlawn 22—Lanier 20 Woodlawn 26—Bessemer 18 Woodlawn 29—Ramsay 44 Woodlawn 42—Ensley 27 Woodlawn 43—Phillips 22 Woodlawn 37—Ramsay 36 Woodlawn 28—Ensley 21 Woodlawn 62—Lanier 38 Woodlawn 52—Bessemer 31 Woodlawn 32—Phillips 26 Woodlawn 40—Phillips 32 Woodlawn 54—West End 35 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Woodlawn 37—Holt 14 Woodlawn 41—Bankhead 34 Woodlawn 27—Comer 18 Woodlawn 18—Phillips 33 STATE TOURNAMENT Woodlawn 27—Tallassee 19 Woodlawn 43—Clanton 16 Woodlawn 33-Elba 20 Woodlawn 28—Selma 24 Individual scoring honors for the season were shared equally by Tucker and Palmer. They are as follows: Tucker, 179; Palmer, 179; Captain Berry, 155; Gilmer, 90; Cochrane, 65; Daughtry, 46; Peeples, 40. TRACK By Clifford Cheat wood The members of the Woodlawn Track Team, although handicapped by inexperience, carried on a somewhat successful season in the spring of 1£ 2. Their losses were not too bad and they showed the true spirit of Woodlawn by never letting up. The lettermen included Holmes. Mastin, Sorrell, Parker. Adcrholt, Cochrane, and Hallmark. Hopkins, a former letterman. will return this year. The team won victories over West End and Enslcy. but lost to Bessemer and Phillips. However, the team made a comeback finish by taking third place in the State meet. Parker was second in the 880. Adcrholt second in the mile, and Cochrane second in the discuss throw. A prosperous season seems to be in line for the '43 team with four lettermen returning and several good prospects entering for this year’s team. TENNIS By Herman Armstrong The Woodlawn Tennis Team is ready to open its 1943 bid for the city title. In competition last year the Woodlawn team placed third in the league standing. The first game of the season is with West End and all Woodlawn is riding with high hopes on the 1943 team. I st year the team was composed of Leslie I-ongshorc. James Carr, Ed Robertson. Billy Boone, and Balfour Thompson, who graduated last year. The remaining letter men who will return this year arc Bill Peeples and Hagins Tyler. This year die team’s hojics are resting on the two letter men and the last year's “B team. Three of the B team’s members are Claude Hollums, Billy Kent, and Rein Schlitz. Woodlawn has won the city title three times in the last ten years and we are counting on this years team to prove that Woodlawn cannot be overcome in any sport. BASEBALL By Clifford Cheat wood Under the able guidance of Coach Laney, the Wood lawn Baseball Team carried on a successful season in the spring of 1W2. winning a total of six games and losing but two. At the season's end Woodlawn was tied with West End for the division championship, but lost to the West End boys by a narrow margin in the play-off at Rickwood Field. The members of the '42 team who received letters were as follows: Berry and Fox. catchers: Itsacs and Aderholt, lb; Wooten. 2b; Pettus. ss: Armstrong, 3b; Prentice, utility infieldcr; Hand. If; Tucker, cf; Gilmer, rf; Thomas, utility outfielder; Shepard and Palmer, p. Woodlawn can look forward to a good season this year, with the return of nine lettermen from last year’s team and many pleasing prospects coming up as new men. DOYLE KIZ2IRE capt IAN A.B. MARLOW ALT. CAPT IAN RIGHT END BYRON CHAffBLISS right J GUARD -----=� CHARLES RUSH TRAVIS TIDWELL LEON COCHRAN LEFT HALF qiMTERBACK JIMMY DUNCAN JOE TUCKER DONALD FLORENCE CHARLES PRENTICE PAUL ARTHUR TOMMY MONTGOMERY , i QUATER- BACK right GUARD ------� CHARLES LANGNER IVAN LJEONard ROBERT HOLMES LOULS LAWLEY FULLBACK ------— RIGHT tackle -------5 HARRY GILMER CALVIN RAM5AY BILLY Ms KINNEY center FRANK MANGINA qUATER- eAck s------ f LEFT GUARD -------- LEFT END ----------5 GENE PALMER LEFT GUARD «:-------- WARREN ADERHOLT JIMMY ATTOUVAY GORDEN PETTUS They also Serve Third String Football Trophy Presented The Charles A. Brown football trophy for 1942, a symbol of football championship o f Jefferson County, was presented in a special auditorium program Monday February 22. Coach Laney received the trophy from Mr. George Mattison, president of the Birmingham Ki-wanis Club. Front row, left to right; Gloria Sabatini, Lcnette Ellis, Captain Charles Horsley, Edna Mann, Theresa Mann. Middle row: Mary Joyce Montgomery, Jackie Powell, Betty Phillips, Anita Casey, Joyce Baker. Back row: Clyde Bryant, Sinclair Lathcm, Herman Harwell, Billy Mitchell, Donald Batson, Mr. Helms, sponsor. FOOTBALL 1942 By Herman Armstrong and Clifford Cheatwood As the football season neared its starting game, Birmingham sports writers classed the Woodlawn team as inexperienced and light. The line was light and had six green men to start the season. The backficld was only slightly better, boasting only three reserves from last year. Everywhere Woodlawn was rated as a dark horse in the coming campaign with little hope of repeating the championship performance given by the last three teams to represent the school. Although picked to lose a few games, Woodlawn could always be looked upon to give a good fi� '.ht in anybody's football game, they said. This squad, which a few months earlier looked unfinished and green, was turned into a first class football team by Coach Malcolm Lancy and Assistant Coach J. O. Simmons. These coaches proved their worth by turning a group of inexperienced boys into a strong foot ball team. As the season roared on, the Colonels again proved their superiority against all competition. The Woodlawn so-called weak team proved beyond the question of a doubt its claim to the City and State Championship. Woodlawn flashed through a fast-moving season completing their schedule with all victories and not a single blemish against a spotless record. Our hip-swaying backs piled up a total of 207 points for Woodlawn against a mere 14 for their opponents. The Woodlawn aggregation was led through a successful season by Captain Doyle Kezzire, fullback, and Alt. Captain A. B. Marlow, tackle. At the ends were Arthur and Chambless; tackles. Tucker and Marlow; guards. Duncan and Rush; center, Prentice. At the quarterback position was Cochrane; halfbacks, Tidwell and Montgomery, and fullback, Kczzire. From this squad of first-class boys, five were chosen on the coaches' annual all-city team. They were: Prentice, Marlow, Cham-bless, Cochrane and Tidwell. Named on the second string were Duncan, Rush, and Kczzire. Two of our great players, Cochrane and Chambless, were selected on the all-state team. Tidwell, sensational halfback, was selected on the second string all-state team. Out of this great group of athletes, Woodlawn was very proud to have one of its star football players named on the All-Southern team. This high honor was achieved by quarterback Cochrane, who was always good for a steady gain on offense, and a demon on the defense. Congratulations are offered by the Senior Class of 1943 to the outstanding merits worked for and achieved by this great group of boys who could well be called the outstanding team ever to represent Woodlawn on a football field. Cochrane was elected by the football squad to lead the team as captain next year, with Joe Tucker as alternate captain. To these two we offer special congratulations; and to next year’s squad, a highly successful season with the same fine brand of sportsmanship and talented skill exhibited by the 1942 championship team. WOODLAWN 32—RAMSAY 0. Woodlawn’s champion Coloncu opened the 1942 campaign in a grandstand bid for the City Championship with a smashing defeat handed to an out-classed Ramsay team. Iroro the moment the game opened the Woodlawn backs completely ran the Blues from Ramsay off the field. The mainstay in the Colonal stuck was Capt. Kezzire. His crushing drive from one side of the line to the other had the defenses of the opposition as slow as out-dated barrage balloons. Kezzire, looking very much like a pursuit plane, set sail right through for forty-four and thirty-nine yards respectively. There was little doubt after the victory over a wcakcr-than-usual Ramsay eleven that die Colonels were off on another championship jaunt. Tidwell, Cochrane. Gilmer and Montgomery were very effective in a great backfield; while Rush, Marlow. Chambless, and Tucker were standouts in the line. Woodlawn’s backs rolled up 327 yards, all on the ground, while a superb line held the Blues to a mere 54 yards rushing and no completed passes. WOODLAWN 44—CHATTANOOGA a What a night for a football game! As the rain came pouring down in sheets, the Woodlawn squad took the field and completely routed an out-classed Chatunooga team in a decisive 44 to 0 triumph. Pcttus was the little man behind the raindrops who sailed through the mud puddles like a General Sherman tank. Almost everyone on the squad had an opportunity to scoot around in the mud, and still the ’Nooga team showed almost no opposition to our offensive spirit. Tidwell and Cochrane were heavy runners with Tidwell gaining a little more ground. Pettus counted for two touchdowns; Montgomery, one; Kezzire. one; Cochrane, one; Chambless. one. and Tidwell, one. Both of us, and the other three spectators who braved the drenching rains, enjoyed the game even from the wet angle. WOODLAWN 40—ENSLEY 0. Woodlawn’s big guns went hunting again and a hapless Enslry team fell victim to a sound tromping at the hands of a fast-moving, hard-hitting, quick-thinking Colonel team. Tidwell Co. cut loose all the power that could he mustered and ran up 23 first down to a lucky 4 for Enslcy. The City’s finest hacks gained a total of 246 yards running with the hall ami 133 on passes. The Woodlawn line held the Yellow jackets to a minus 10 yards gained on the ground, and 88 yards in the air. Tidwell, Montgomery, and Kexzirc took turns battering the line with the effect of a heavy bomber. Cochrane. Woodlawn's great quarterback, played a great game with his damaging blocks and crushing tackles, to say nothing of three conversions after touchdowns. WOODLAWN 25—SIDNEY LANIER 0. The Colonels continued on their march to victory and remained unbeaten and unscored on by beating Lanier 25 to 0. The Poets threatened once but after that the ball game was strictly Woodlawn’s. In the first quarter Kiz-xare, Tidwell, and Montgomery carried the ball to the Lanier six-yard line. I anicr took over and Woodlawn recovered a blocked put on the two and Tidwell drove through for the first touchdown. Chambless took a pass for 12 yards, and Tidwell broke away on a long jaunt to the Lanier 25. Kezzire made 12, and Montgomery cut wide to score standing up. In the third quarter, Tidwell broke away again to the Lanier 25 and twisted his way downfield to add again to the Colonel's score. Prentice intercepted Higdon’s pass midway of the fourth quarter; a Pettus-Gilmer combination carried the ball to the 20, and Tidwell passed to Montgomery for the final touchdown. Tucker added the only extra point of the night. Outstanding line play was credited to Rush. Prentice, and Duncan. WOODLAWN 39—PHILLIPS 7. On a wonderful night for football. Wood-lawn's stellar backs turned in a wonderful performance for 10,000 spectators. On a blocked put, the Red Raiders held a momentary 7 to 6 lead in the second quarter which left the football fans amazed for three minutes. But it was a short three minutes, for the aroused spirit of the state's outstanding team led to a quick touchdown, high-lighted by Cochrane's stirring catch of a 41-yard pass for a touchdown. Woodjawn’s class was too much for the Crimson line, but they never gave up and contests every advance. Contest was all though, for the boys kept driving through, time and time again. Montgomery turned in the evening’s performance when he tore through on a punt return for 81 yards, to be stopped on the Phillips one. Cochrane was high scorer with two touchdowns and three conversions after touchdowns. WOODLAWN 13—GULF COAST 7. In the closest game in which Woodlawn took part all season, the spectators at Legion Field witnessed one of the most spectacular plays of the year when Woodlawn’s ace halfback, Tidwell. hurled a beautiful SO-yard pass to Wood- lawn’s stellar end, Chambless. This play was the margin in Woodlawn's victory over a hard-fighting Gulf Coast eleven. Gulf Coast threatened late in the first quarter but the Woodlawn forward wall held for downs on the eight-yard line. Woodlawn began to move then. Cochrane made 28 yards before being knocked out of bounds; Montgomery added 14 more, and then Tidwell made that beautiful pass to Chambless for the first touchdown. Kezzire intercepted a pass on the Gulf Coast's 34 in the second quarter and returned it to the 17. Montgomery cut loose again for another 17-yard jaunt and another touchdown. Cochrane then added the extra point. On the kick-off in the second half Tidwell, doing a brilliant bit of broken field running. nearly broke away for another score. After several exchanges of punts failed to gain anything for either team, Gilmer's pass was intercepted by Kennedy of Gulf Coast and ran 67 yards to the Woodlawn three. From there Gulf Coast plowed over after a brilliant stand by the Woodlawn line. Expert punting by Chambless and a quick kick by Tidwell held Gulf Coast in check, and the game ended with Tidwell making a great run and being stopped only by the safety man. WOODLAWN 14—WEST END 0. Woodlawn met and conquered the most formidable opponent of the 1942 season in a grand style to wind up one of the most successful sea sons ever seen by Big Five followers. Woodlawn's stellar quarterback, Cochrane, and 10 other scrappy football players bowled over a hard-fighting West End team in the decisive game of the football campaign. It was Cochrane’s night for football and be ran the West End boys back to West End. After faking the ball to Tidwell, Cochrane came out from behind the Woodlawn line and headed in the general direction of Bessemer, solving the problem of opposition by simply running over them. The Woodlawn rooters who watched Cochrane place the ball over the goal line realized they were watching the Colonels paced to a stirring championship by one of the best teams ever to go through an undefeated season. Tidwell accounted for the second touch-down. During the course of the evening’s performance, the backfield rolled up a total of 326 yards. Superb play on the part of Woodlawn’s great line held the Lions to a total of only 59 yards rushing. But. however, they picked up 109 yards via the air method, and many times their passing offensive threatened to mar the 14 to 0 score established by our boys. Woodlawn gained all of its territory on the ground and presented the 13,000 spectators with the most l owerfu] ground game the Big Five has seen in many years. OLYMPIAN HONOR SOCIETY Miss Hamilton. Sponsor: Carolyn Cooper. President; I.a Verne Wall, Vice-President: OHic Ruth Reaves, Taller Representative; Virginia Hardin, Secretary; Eugenia Barksdale, Sare Jane Bryant. Betty Clem. Frances Dean. Marjorie Dupree. Margaret Galloway. Betty Hallmark. Dclberta Jones, Theresa Mann, and Doris Mercer. GIRL’S LETTER CLUB Miss Davis, Sponser; Sarah Jane Bryant, La Vern Wall, Betty Hallmark, Lottie Mae Stough, Annie Lois Holmes, Doris Mercer, Majorie Dudrec, Delberta Jones, Betty Jane Curtis, Theresa Mann, Virginia Hardin, Ollie Ruth Reaves, Carolyn Cooper, Betty Clem, Sarah Bcddow, Mary Jane Smith, Frances Finley, Margaret Galloway, Carolyn Awtry, and Eugenia Barksdale. Service on the Home Front Left to Right: Marian McClendon, Capt. Melton Carroll; Mary Ella Duhard, Capt. Melton Alexander; Betty Bledsoe, Capt. William Cobb; Katherine Gunter, ist Lt. Theodore Martin; Jean Franklin, ist Lt. ThomasCollins; Jean Meadow, ist Lt. Sidney Connor; Carolyn Cochrane, 2nd Lt. Ray Capley; Margaret A. Miller, 2nd Lt. Hugh Bailey; Sarah Jackson; ist Lt. Charles Dan forth; Vera Nell Rutherford; ist Lt. Jimmey Ott; and June Downing. Service on the Home Front Maj. Billy ChaHn o 3 . !! • Sb'� ior. ilr. Lawrence Pulhn ton; Head Marshal, Mary Wien Condra; Cm� cil Kci’Wenuiive, FJieabeih Maillet; Secretary. IU Mae Black; Marshal Court, Mr. Holland, Mr. Phillip . Kllinor Creel. Sl miurii Mi mi 1J. Chapman, Miss Fergus, For.l, Mr. Cray. Min McPheron, Miss Smith. Miss Steadham, Min Whatley. Caps'® Marita ret Allen. Pauline Barrett. Ha Mae Black. Frances Billingsley. Darrell Dean Coley, fcllinor Creel. Minnie Jean Knsley, Mary l.ee Fuqua. F.vclyn Crayon. Mary Hacka.Uy. Sarah Jackson, Mary Kllrn Jeter. Robert Unltrdale. Gordon Norman. I niis O Lrmner. Betty Phillips, Doris Sharp. Madolyn Steele. Hum Thompson. ljmily Ruth «nn. Mildred Weeks. Marshals: Helen Adam., Bill Allen. Margaret Andrews, Dorothy Armstrong. Atchison. Elisabeth Barker. B «y Barker. Joy lUrnc . Eugenia JC.ikMlale. FJrcabeth Barnett. Dons Barr. Ann Barrier. Mary Baxter. Dickie Bell. Hugh Bell, l ouise Bibb. „ l :rJJB,lhS«‘1Cjr' S 1 Bl p- M rUn Bowden. Mildred Brannon. Marian Blown. Haddon Brown. Hughi Brown, Prance Bryan. Sarah Jane Bryant, Dori. Burbank. Ann Burke. Gene Lurnctt Mary Buraoo. Charles Bviwenlenncr. Evelyn Byrd. I-enom Mer Vafina a y. Marauente U ,iwood. Hugh Chruty. Betty Jane Clark. Betty Oetn Catherine Clet Hily Van Cocker Ifcn Colima. Johnnie Faye Cook. Roy Cooke. Martha Cooper Annette Copeland. Donald Cory. Bobby Corpus. Cu� Coaroo . Douglas Crai . hlbert trail. Margaret Craig. Billy France Creel. Mary Creel, Jean Crook. Uan trow. alUor Daniel. Mary Doughty, Betty Davia. Myrtle Denni . Mildred Deniaon. V,U‘ r Dc Dorrlet,. Betty Drew. Marjorie Dupree. Ren.ma Dyar. Millie J«r hlled«r. E a Mae Ellia. Lenette FJlia, Cene Klli on. Eugene Kites. � C r' ,Fo - Harold Fowler. Anna Jean Kranklen. Hubert Franklin. F.velyn Fnt . Glen Ffix. Kliaabeth Gamer. Grace Gcarbcart. Dean Gilliland. Eleanor Glasgow. Erwin Godwyn. — R1,IJbcluh Griffin. J “ Grimalew. Marie Gmwald. Ruby HaB- mark, Jackie Hamilton, Ruth Hamftton. Nancy Ann Hardin. Harian Harris. Virginia I Service on the Home Front Harwell, Coy Hawkins, Katie Haynes, Owen Helton, Frances Hrnckell, Billy Henson, IXoris Hill, Geraldine Hill, Mary Bell Hilliard, Margaret Hilton. Carl Hindrix, Jean Hold. BUI Holland, Walter Holland. Elizabeth Hoiienback, Mary Kate HouJditcb, Pauline Howard, Ronnie Howell, Charles Hudson, Eunice Israel, Sara Isaacs, Edmond Jackson, Jerry Jennings, Marguerite Johns, Barber Jolley, Edna Faye Jones, Helen Jones, Joyce Jones, Krnda Jones, Lilly Jones. Helen Judy, Theda Kelley, John Kenney, Clyde Kilgore, Florence Kirby. Charles Kline, Richard l-acey, Paul Lamplin, Betty I ndrura. Phillip l.a Susa, Myrtle tawley, Bennie Lee, Katheryn Levie, Margaret Ligbtsey, Peggy Lightscy. Oliver. Frank Oliver, Marie Overstreet, Ann Mac Owens. Barbara Pace. Jennie Padclino, Nita Jean Parker, Catherine Plummer, Forrest Plummer, Sara Frances Potter, Collene Powell, James Lee Powell, Billy Reed. Van Reese, Annie Ruth Rhodes, Mildred Ritchey, Rollins Roberts. Anna Joe Robertson, Margaret Robertson. Betty Rommc. Joyce Sharp. Billie Sheffield, Bessie Sims, Peggy Skidmore, Allen Smith, Doris Smith, Edith Smith. Roy Lillies, Margaret lastd, Eleanor Lovell. Betty Lowey, Lillian Lowrey, Edna Mann, Ruth Mahan. Marjorie Mastcrson. Henrietta McClung, Billy McDaniel. Byrco McDaniels .......... ............................... Merck Morgan Mary Jane Smith, Edna Stany, Kmogcnc Staton. Joan Staton, Uomcr Swatxclf, Ixmise Srokati. Georgia Tanner. Betty Jean Taylor, Doris Taylor. Betty Thomas. Juanita Tbomaa. Eva Thompson, Sara Thornton. Narrasa Till. Christine Tortorigi. Iter is Traylor, Wilson Turner. Ella Mae Vickery, Oley Waites, Betty Lee Waldoo, Ellis Wanmger, i, Kuth Mahan, Marjorie Mastcrson, Henrietta Mcuung. umy Mcuamei. nyrta iniels, Inwgrne McGreig. Ellen McKay. Betty McKertiie, Shirley McKinney. Carolyn � , Betty Miller, Malcolm Miller, Cari Moore, Jeanne Moore, Inez Moore, William an, William Morgan. Marcelle Morrison, Francis Normcnt, Sylvia Oldham, Katherine Ronnie Ware. Octavia Wcdia, Alice Weldon, Jack Wheat, Eva Jane Whetstone, Jimmie Dell White. Flora Whittet, Blanche Willett. Patricia White. Albrru William, Christine Williams, Jimmie Willis, Roy Willis, CHora Womack. Clara Mae Wooiverton. Audrey Wyatt, Freda Yarbrough, Evelyn Yoe. 1 ) STUDENT COUNCIL Miss Moon, Sponsor; Ed Farrar, President; J. B. Davis. Vice-President. Peggy Baker, Secretary; Mary Ellen Condra, Head Marshal; Bill Acker, Barbara Baker, Joyce Baker, Katherine Bagby, Floyd Batchelder, Charles Baugh. Frank Berg, Clyde Bryant, Betty Jean Dillon, Barbara Dupree, Elizabeth Griffin, Jerry Griffin, Anna Hale, Betty Hallmark. Albert Hamby, William Hammer, Rhodes Holliman, Mildred Hughes, Cleveland Hunt, George Huston. Julius Issacs, Joyce Jcmmcrson, Barbara Jones, Kcnda Jones. Guy Keller, Billy Kent, Edith Bain Van Kcurcn, Doris King, Herman King. Marjorie Koonc, Dudley Lankford, Jo Helen Lcath, Donald Manning, Elizabeth Maillct, Mary Glyn Martin, Marie Mastin. Mary Joyce Montgomery. Janice McAlister. Herman Moore, Mary Elizabeth Moore. Mary Elizabeth Morris. Charles Murphy, James Orr, John Palmer, Bcttie Payne. Bertha Peeples, Jackie Powell, Martha Purser, Henry Randall. Henry Ray-maker, Milton Sills. Margaret Sims. Mary Jant Smith. Sam Smith. Mary Evelyn Teel. Mora Lou Thomas. Frances Walker. Gilda Wear. Betty Sue Wilhite, Gene Wilson, Floyd Yarbrough, Madclyn Johnston. Marshall Captains and Sponsors GOLD C WHITE FOLLiEJ DECEMBER MARTHA GLOPIA SIDNEY GUNTER MASTER OF CEREMONIES _ _ ASSISTED BY BERNARD BISHOP m % JIMMY SIDNEY DEAN GILDA Mii5 Moon Hr a, Barton In charge of i-cluTt sales KATHDYN fall FOLLIEL6 COMMIT TELE ED F ARRER • GEORGE GIDDENS MARGARLT SAFFLLS-PAT ABBOTT LILIA JONES- TATLER STAFF Mr. Bowie, Sponsor; Martha Pur er, Editor-in-Chief; Mary Posey, Assistant Editor: Patsy Allen. Dot Vann, Jane Jordan. Dorothy Ann Marsh, Gordon Norman, Ruth Rockett. Sara Abercromhie. Ronnie Howell, Carolyn Duncan, Betty Woodward. Frances Walker, Iva Jewel Burton, Dorothy Lou Norris, Jane L. Rhodes, Lorene Russell, Frances Hanckell, Betty Jean Devine, Donald Batson, Ann Hadley: Art Editors. Margaret Safftes, George Giddens: Circulation Dept., Tom Collins, Jimmy Cherry, Virginia Martin, Louise Bell, Janice Graddick, George Hanes, Jack Martin; Business Sponsor. Mr. M. P. Gray. EDITORS Martha Purser Mary Posey Dorothy Lou Norris ATHLETIC COMMITTEE On May 17, 1943 in the Stadium the annual W Day festivities will be held with the Athletic Committee consisting of: Mary Joyce Montgomery, chairman: Jackie Powell; Anita Casey; Janice Tischcr; Madelyn Johnston; Carolyn Brothers; Donald Batson; Lenette Ellis; and Mr. J. E. Helms, Sponsor in charge. HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS Commercial Miss Dearen H istory Mr. Graston English Miss Ordway i lat hematics Miss Lotspeich Language Miss Steadham Science Mr. Youngblood ACTING HEADS Manual Training Mr. DeSbazo M usic Miss Dowling MUs Armstrone Miss Ansley Miss Barker Miss Barnard Mr. Blaino Miss Blewctt Mr. Bowie Mr. C. Brown Mr. Carter Mrs. Thompson Miss E. Chapman Miss Cowen Mrs. Burton Mrs. Dean Mis Dougherty Miss Edmonds Miss Farnham Mr. Fullington Miss Furr Mr. Gammon Service on the Home Front Mr. Gray Mri. Gunter Mix Haon Miss Hannon Mils Harrison Service on the Home Front Miss Haralson Mr. Helm. Mrs. Hill Mr. Holland Miss Johnson Miss Johnston Mr. Laney Miss Loeb McCoy Miss Malone Mrs. Mamfield-Joncs M:«� McPheron Miss Moon Miss Moore Miss Morgan Miss Ogden Miss Pomeroy Miss Ross Miss Sadler Mr. Simmons Mrs. Tomlinson Miss Upton Miss Vernon Mr. West Mi � Zinzer— TEACHERS WHOSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR Mist Argue Miss Bjorgo Mis Davis Mr . Davis Misi Fergus Miw Ford Mr. Hanners Mr . Howard Miss Lamb Mr. Lighi Miss Mitchell Miss Mixon Miss Mortoo Mr . Norton Mis Peterson Mr. Phillips Mrs. Ridgtll Service on the Home Front TEACHERS WHO HAVE LEFT THIS YEAR FOR OTHER FIELDS OF SERVICE 1. Mr. George Bacon, defence industry: 2. Lt Lee Brown, army; 3. Miss Vivian Cobb, teaching; 4. Mr. James Garrett, defense industry: 5. Miss Thelma Kelly, government translator; 6. Mrs. Pauline Long, homemaker; 7. Mr. Percy Nolen, defense industry; 8. Mr Edwin Rush, school administrator: Lt. E. D. Timmons, aviation corps. NOT PICTURED The former Miss Norma Dickey, married; Miss Lucille Ewing, art teacher; Miss Virginia Hamilton, Red Cross director; Mr. Luther Haynes, defense work: Miss Ruth Randle, librarian in Cincinnati; Mr. Mark Whetstone, defense training. THE CUSTODIAN AND HIS HELPERS Mr. I.Ioyd, our custodian for 17 years, has an enviable record at this school. Through his leadership he has built up a loyal group of helpers. These helpers work 12 hours a day, arriving at the building at six o'clock in the morning and leaving at six o’clock in the afternoon. Before eating breakfast, they dust all the classrooms, the bannisters, sweep and dust tire auditorium. After breakfast they help Mrs. Lykcs in the lunchroom until after dinner, after which the)- go back to their sweeping and dusting. The man who takes care of the boiler usually arrives at the school at four o’clock in the morning on cold days in order to have the building comfortable for the pupils. Through the efforts of Mr. Lloyd and his helpers. Wood lawn has 15 times won the certificate of merit for keeping a clean and safe building. Front row. left to right: Ed Smith, Mary Deane. Mattie Brown, Edgar Wilson. Back row: Minnie Lewis, Maggie Brown E. Z. Winston and Unit Jo ™ ”1- Service on the Home Front Mrs. Blackburn Mrs. Lykes Mrs. Hildreth Mrs. Williams Mrs. Sadie Lykes, ably assisted by Mrs. Hildreth, has been planning the menus for Woodlavvn since 1922. They have served approximately 5,482, 302 meals since they have been here. The lunch room was originally located west of the building in a temporary structure. The space is now being used for parking. With the rationing of meat and canned goods, Mrs. Lykes has endeavored not to cut down on the amount of food served to the students, and has capably handled this situation. Our lunch room is rated the highest in the city, and we are all immensely proud of the record that has been maintained By Mrs. Lykes and the staff of the lunch room. Lunch Room Help Back row Fred Elmore, Ossie Wilson Second row Lula Smith, Clco Ferguson, Margaret McNally First row Lurater Pitts, Pearl Sanky, Lillie Bell Owen Service on the Home Front WOODLOG STAFF dan. Feature Editor; Iva Jewel Burton. Martha Cochrane, l.illa Jones, Margaret Saffles, Art Editors; Dot Vann and J. B. Davis. Circulation Managers; Bernard Farrell and Frank Deerman. Advertising Managers; George Hanes and Jack Martin. Photographers. PEN AND INK CLUB Miss Famham, Sponsor: Billy Jarvis Mar-rcll Davison, Rolltn Roberts; Mary Ella Du-Bard. Svelyn Grason. Barnard Farrow, Roy Canfield, Iva Jewel Burton. Minnie Jean Ens-ley. Martha Cochrane, Pat Abbott. Mack Waters. Julia Anna Opanchyk, Dorothy Zude. Katherine Lokey and Margaret Saffles. Woodlog Workers Mr. Gray, Sponsor; Martha Purser. Editor-in-Chief; Pauline Arthur and Ruth Bell, Fall Class Editors; Helen Davidson and Margaret Hawkins, Spring Class Editors; Joyce Burgins and Barbara Jones, Club Editors; Barbara Du pree. Beauty Editor; Herman Armstrong and Clifford Cheatwood. Sports Editors; Jane Jor- P. T. A. OFFICE'S 1943 Woedlawn High P. T. A. through the slogan, ” Faith in America and What the P. T. A. and Citizens Can Do Towards Preserving This Faith , has worked during 1942-43 to help youth and parents to accept the sound foundanentals on which a lasting faith in country and democracy are built. The accomplishments of the many activities has been possible through the spirit sf whole hearted co-operation from the 100JC teacher Bombers and more than 500 parent Bombers. The P. T. A. has sponsored the Senior Banquets, conducted the fall and aid-term Book exchange and donated funds for the purchase of books for the School Library. Vo have conducted a program of student aid designed to provide books equipment and lunches to all students unable to furnish their own. 2nd. Vice Pros. 1st. Vice Pres. President Mrs. S. G. Johnston Mr. Lawrence Fullington Mrs. J. P. Meeks Service on the Home Front vr ' •. -ij m 1. Dot Zude 2. Mary Posey 3. Dorothy Lou Norris 4. Lem Johns 5. Peggy Mo Ackerin 6. Ernest Mb. a tin 7. Betty May Hood 8 Dot Burdette 9. Katherine Lokey Minnie Jean Easley 10. 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