Woodlawn High School - Woodlog Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1944 volume:

PRESENTED BY THE SENIORS OF YVCODlfYVN NIGH MB. FBED PMILLIP5 TL F 5FA 0Q5 DFD Cj TF TfP 5 LSSUF OF FL F WOOD LOG FO roU LL APP 2FC AT 0 V OF YOUP U FALL L C 5POP T5HAL 5L P S T 0 R Y A S S I s T A N T C 0 A C H I 9 4 0 I 9 4 3 TO OIJR FINE BOVS AND GIRLS: Ma we so dedicate our H’lo.ts a ml our accomplishmen.s tha: those who follow us may appreciate the fact that we have gone before. Ralph Martin In appreciation of her many years of loyal service to our school and in recognition of her many honors in the field of art (see ll'lio's If lio in American Art) we, the seniors, wish to pa tribute to Miss Farnham. The covered honor of being selected as Woodlawn's Good Citizenship Girl denotes that Sara Jackson has the characteristics of dependability, service, leadership, and patriotism. GLADYS ARMSTRONG: Commercial; B. S., University of Alabama. TENA BARKER: Mathematics; B. S., M. A., Peabody College. MILDRED BARNARD: English; B. A., Blue Mountain College Blackburn. JOHN P. BLANK: Physical Training; B. S. University of Illinois. DOROTHY BLEWKTr: English; A. B., Newcomb College; M. A., Columbia University. A. YANCEY BOWIE: English; Boy's Advisor; A. B. , Davidson College; M. A., University of North Carolina. CLARENCE E. BROWN: Manual Training; B. S.. Auburn. MRS. LUCILLE BURTON: Mathematics; A. B.. Howard College. JOHN L. CARTER: History; B. S.. M. S.. Auburn. ELIZABETH II. CHAPMAN: History; Ph. B.. University of Chicago; M. A.. Columbia University. MARY CHAMBLEE: A. B.( M. A.. Howard College. ROSE LORRAINE COWN: Science; B. S., Georgia State College for Women; M. A., Columbia University. MRS. BLANCHE EVANS DEAN: Science; B. S.. University of Alabama. MARY DEAREN: Commercial; B. S. C. Bowling Green Business University; A. B., University of Kentucky. ANNA DAUGHERTY: English; A. B.. Converse College; M. A., Northwestern University. CLAUDE DOWLING: Music; Graduate of Alabama College; American Conservatory of Music. A. M. DE SHAZO: Mechanical Drawing; B. S., Auburn. MARY SUE EDMONDS: History; B. S., Missour State College; M. A., University of Missouri. JESSICA FARNHAM: Art; Graduate Chicago Arts Institute; A. B., Howard College; Courtois Atelier, Paris, France. LAWRENCE FULLINGTON: Woodwork; Auburn. Howard; Birmingham-Southern. STACEY FURR: Latin; A. B.. M. A., University of Mississippi. GEORGE L. GAMMON: Machine Shop; Sheet Metal; Auburn; Howard. HARLEY GRASTON: History; A. B.. Hanover College; M. A., Columbia University. M. P. GRAY: English; A. B., Vanderbilt University; M. A., University of Michigan. FLORA WILLIS GUNTER: Commercial; B. A. Birmingham-Southern; University of Colorado; Bowl ing Green Business University. BEATRICE HANNON: English; Girl’s Advisor; It. S., University of Alabama; M. A.. Columbia University. MARY YA.NDLK IIAON: Commercial; B. S., Howard. RUTH HARRISON: English; B. S.. Vanderbilt University. PAGE HARALSON: Assistant Librarian; B. S., Birmingham-Southern; B. S., I.. S., Emory University. MAYME Y. HAWKINS: English; University of Missouri; B. S., in Education A. B. JAMES E. HELMS: History; A. It., Mississippi College; M. A., Peabody College. MRS. M. E. HILLDREATH: Assistant Dietitian. P. I. HOLLAND: Manual Training; B. S., Birmingham-Southern. MRS. VELMA ARNOLD HILL: Commercial; A. B.. Birmingham-Southern. ROSE B. JOHNSON: Speech; A. B., Brenau College; M. A., University of Georgia; M. A., University of Michigan. The following teachers have no picture in the Il'ooJIotj. NELLIE ARGUE: Mathematics; A. B., Howard College; M. A., Columbia University. JAMES L. BATTLE: Science; M. A., Howard College. JANET BJORGO: History; B. S., Northwestern University. ELIZABETH DAVIS: Physical Training; New Haven Normal School of Gymnastics. SARA HOOVER DAVIS: Science; A. B, Howard College. MARY EWING FERGUS: Mathematics; A. B.. University of Tennessee. ANNE GRETSCHMANN: Home Economics; B. S., South Dakota State College. EVELYN IIIX: History; A. B., Howard College. NELL H. HOWARD: History; A. B.t Howard; M. A . University of Alabama. FACULTY MILDRED JOHNSTON: Librarian; A. K., Judson College; B. S., in L. S., Peabody; M. S., in L. S., Columbia. J. MALCOLM LANEY: History; Physical Education; B. S., University of Alabama. JOHN A. LIGHT: Vocal Music; B. M., Northwestern University. MARGARET LEWIS: Registrar; A. B., Judson College. B. LLOYD: Building Custodian. MRS. SADIE LYKES: Lunchroom Manager. RALPH MARTIN: Principal; A. B., Howard; M. A„ Peabody College. FLORENCE M. McCOY: History; M A.. Peabodv. MARGARET McPHERON: Mathematics; B. S. Birmingham-Southern; M. A., Peabody. KATE MALONE: Science; B. and M. S., Howard College. MRS. R- I). MANSFIELD-JONES: Commercial; B. S.. University of Alabama. ANNIE LOUISE MOON: English; A. B. and M. A.. Birmingham-Southern. FAYNE MOORE: Spanish; Latin; A. B., Wesleyan College. MAY MORGAN: Commercial; B. S., Central College. MRS. BURR NABORS: Piano; Studied with Mrs. Edna Gockel Gusser-F.rnest. MILDRED OGDEN: Music Appreciation; B. A.. Newcomb College; M. A.. Columbia University. SARA F. ORDWAY: English; B. S., Auburn; A. B., Columbia University; M. A.. University of Michigan. SUSIE POMEROY: Private Voice; Studied with Clara Harper and Oscar Scagle, New York City. MRS. MADGE ROBINSON: Assistant Registrar. ROMOLA ROSS: English; A. B.t Newcomb College. BONNIE SAZERA: Science; B. S., Howard College. JAMES SIMMONS: Science; Sheet Metal; B. S., University of Alabama; M. S.. University of Alabama. GERALD A. SMITH: Band; B. S.. Kansas State Teachers’ College; M. S., University of Kansas. FEMMA SNIDOW: Mathematics; B. S., Peabody College. ELIZABETH STEAD1IAM: Spanish; Ph. B.. Athens College; A. B., Birmingham-Southern College. HALL IE STEPHENSON: Mathematics; A. B.. Howard College. RALPH STONIER: History; A. B„ University of Pennsylvania; M. A., University of Alabama. ALICE C. THOMPSON: English; A. B., Huntington College; M. A., Columbia University. FLORENCE TOMLINSON: Science; A. B., M. A.. Howard College. FLORINF. II. TRIGG: Science; A. B., Howard; Graduate work, Peabody and the University of Alabama. LOULA UPTON; History; B. S.. M. A., Peabody College. DOROTHY VERNON: Home Economics; B. S. Columbia University. W. M. WEST: Mathematics; A. B., Vanderbilt University. MAY WILLIAMS: Lunchroom Cashier. R W. YOUNGBLOOD: Science; B. S.. M. S., Auburn. PAULINE ZINZER: Orchestra and String Instruction; Illinois Wesleyan University. The following teachers have no pictures in the H'oudlog. VIRGIL LAMB: Spanish; A. B., Va� ar College. LILLIAN LOTSPEICH: Mathematics; A. B.. University of Alabama; M. A.. Columbia University. ANNIE BESTOR MITCHELL: English; B. S., University of Alabama. VIRGINIA MIXON: Mathematics; A. B.. Birmingham-Southern. DOROTHY PETERSON: Mathematics; A. B. University of Wisconsin. MYRTLE RIDGKLL: Science; A. B., University of Kentucky. ELM A BURNS ROBBINS: Science; B. S., Peabody. FLORINE H. TRIGG: Science; A. B., Howard; Graduate work, Peabody and University of Alabama. MADGE WARD: English; B. S., Peabody; M. A., Birmingham-Southern. LOUISE WHATLEY: Mathematics; A. B., Bessie 'Lift College. FACULTY MILDRED ELIZABETH ARCHER: Sec S. R. ’40. ’41; Treas. S. R. '42; “The American Way . JOHN ATCHISON: Prc� ., V.-Pre ., See., Tree.., of S. R.; Ushers Club '42, '43; Warblers Club '42. '43; Christinas Festival ’41, '42; ‘‘On Our Way 41; Apollo Club '42, '43. EFFA MAE BECKETT: THOMAS DIXON BERNHARD: Football and Concert Bands; Sgt. R. O. T. C. Band; Orchestra; Taller Rep.; Photography Club; Science Laboratory Asst.; Cap and Clown Committee. JOHN RAYMOND BERRY: Baseball 41. '42, ’43; Basketball '41. '42, 43; Captain Basketball 43; Print Club; V.-I’rcs., of Print Club. FAY BLAOKERBY: Marshal '43; ‘ The American Way ; “Spy . MILDRED BRANNON: Marshal 41, ’42. '43; Spanish Club; Euclidean Honor Society; Senior Banquet Artist; S. R. offices. LELA ANNE BREWER: Euclidean Honor Society; (•lee Club; Patrician Club; Pirates of Penzance . CHARLES BUSEN1.EHNER, Jr.: Ushers Club; Hi-Y Club; Council Member; Pres, of S. R.; Sec. of S. R.; Taller Rep.; Marshal; Tri-W Club. ROY CANFIELD: Art Editor of Taller, Fall '43; Senior Class Artist; Pres, of S. R.; V.-Pre . of S. R. Usher Club; Hi-Y Club; Pres, of Pen Sc Ink Club; Gold and White Follies. MARGUERITE ELIZABETH CHITWOOD: Robin Hood ; Admirable Crichton ; Spies ; “Gold and White Follies ; Pre� ., Sec., of S. R.; Dramatic Club; Masque and Gavel Honor Society; Omicron Delta Honor Society; Marshal seven semesters. ELIZABETH ANN CONWAY: S. R. offices; Treas. of Vestalian Club; Athcnean Club. RON' COOPER: National Honor Society, Fall '43; V.-Pres. Philatelic Society, Spring, Fall '42. OLLIE LEE CORNELIUS: Apollo Club; Evening of Music. BILLY CUMMINGS: National Honor Society; Euclidean Honor Society; National Band Honor Society; Ushers Club; Hi-Y Club; Band; Spanish Club; R. O. T. C. Band. CAROLYN DENNEY: Marshal two semester ; Girl Reserve Club; Glee Club; Evening of Music; various S. R. offices. LORA NOREEN DeFOOR: Evening of Music; Christmas Festival. GLORIA CLEO DOLLAR: Various S. R. offices; Sec. of Junior Red Cross Club; Taller Representative; Christmas Festival. EMOGENE LOUISE EMENS: Ather.ean Club. MINNIE JEAN ENSLEY: Sportsmanship committee; Marshal; Pen Sc Ink Club; Taller Representative; Assistant Art Editor; ITooJlog Staff; Gold and White Follies Stuff; Clas-. Artist. CARRIE LOUISE EZEKIEL: ERNEST FITZGERALD: Usher Club; Hi-Y Club; National Honor Society; French Club. GEORGE DONALD FLORENCE: Euclidean Honor Society; E'ootball ’41. ’42, '43; Various S. R. office : Model Club. , BETTY LORENE FORRESTER: Marshal- Evening of Music; Apollo Club; Christmas Festival. ELEANOR ANNE FOSTER: JANE FRERET: Ashland High School: Hi-Life Gazette; Marshal; Pres, of Travel Club; Glee Club; Jr. Red Cross; Girl Riflr Club; Girls Rifle Team; S. R. V.-Pres. and Treas. Woodlawn High School: Dra. matlc Club; Spanish Club; National Honor Society. GLENN I). FRIX: Marshal ’42. '43. BARBARA ANNE GILL AM: Marshal; S. R. offices; Photography Club; Dramatic Club; The American Way”; Victory Corps. REBIE C. GRAY: S. R. offices; Latin Club. ANNIE LOIS HALE: Pres, of Girl Reserve; Pres, of S. R.; Marshal; Senior Class Poet. EVELYN HAMILTON: V.-Pres. of French Club '42; Treas. of French Club '41; Sec. of S. R. '43; Treas. of S. R. '42. ALMA VIRGINIA HARDIN: Girl Letter Club; Sec. of Olympian Honor Society; Pres. S. R.; Taller Staff; Marshal; Vcstalian Literary Club. MARIAN HARRIS: Band; Euclidean Honor Society; National Honor Society; Pres. Althean Club; S. R. offices; Marshal. JAMES GICRYNE HARTLINE: Sec. of Session Room '43 ;V.-Pre . Photo Club '42; Football '41; Track '42. '43; Usher Club; Hi-Y Club. HERMAN HARWELL: National Honor Society; F‘u-clidean Honor Society; Pres, of Cavaliers Club; Ushers Club; Hi-Y Club; Apollo Club; Cheerleader '42, ‘43; Pres, of S. R.; V.-Pres of S. R.; Taller Rep. of S.R.; Marshal 40, '41; Gold and White Follies. HELEN LOUISE HAZLEWOOD: Dramatic Club; Sec. of S. R.; Marshal; Treas. of S. R- SENIORS IRA MEAD: Marshal; Band; Tennis Club. WANDA MARIE HENSON: Spanish Club; Marshal. MARY BELLE HILLIARD: Pres., V.-Pres..Sec, Ureas., of S. R.; Marshal; Masque and Gavel Honor Society; Omicon Delta Honor Society; Dramatic Club; The American Way ; The Admirable Crichton ; The Man Who Came To Dinner ; “Spies . JOHN SPENCER HINES: C avaliers Club 41. '42; Apollo Club; Print Club; Pres., of Print Club. ALAN HODGE: Ushers Club; V.-Pres. of Senior Class; French Club; Marshal. GEORGE HENRY HOLLINGSWORTH, Jr.: Marshal. CLAUDE HOLLUMS: Tennis Club. WILLIAM MERRIT HOLMES: Pres, of S R.; Council Member; Spanish Club; Ucnnis Club. CHARLES P. HORSLEY: Cheerleader ’40. 41; Head Cheerleader 42. '43; Ushers Club. MARY LOUISE HORTON: Dramatic Club; Apollo Club; Pies, of S. R.; Tulin Rep.; Sec. of S. R.; Marshal. MARTHA ANN HOVATER: Euclidean Honor Society; V. Pres. Spanish Club; Taller Rep. Spanish Club; Sec S. K ; Orchestra; Marshal. MARY ELLEN JETER: Marshal; Marshal Captain; Head Marshal; S. R offices. ANNA MADELYN JOHNSTON: Pres. S. R.; Promethean Club; Sec. Promethean Club; Marshal; Apollo Club; Glee Club; Trcas. Glee Club; Sec. Glee Club; Euclidean Honor Society; National Honor Society; Athletic Committee; Auxiliary Committee; W Day Queen. BARBARA FRANCES JONES: Euclidean Honor Society; Glee Club; Marshal; Sec., Ureas., V.-Pres. S. R ; Red Cross Club; Promethean Club; Althean Cub; Apollo Club. EUNICE FRANCES JONES: Marshal; Girls Baseball Team; Office Assistant; Vestalian Club; Sec. Vestalian Club; Taller Rep. S. R. RUBY JEAN JONES: Senior Class Banquet Pianist; Pres., V.-Pres., Sec.. Trcas., and Marshal of S. R ; Gold and White Follies '43; ITooJIog Staff; V.-Pres. Athenean Club; Dramatic Club 40, ‘41. KATHERINE ANN KAN ELLIS: Pres., V.-Pres.. See. Ureas., and Marshal of S. R.; Sec. of English Class; Dramatic Club; Red Cross Club; First Premium at State Fair in Stenography 43; The American Way ; Spies . BETTY ANN KIKER: Assistant in Office. ANGIE LA SUSA: Band Honor Society; First Chair in Trumpet at State Music Festival; Orchestra Club; Orchestra; First Chair in Band. SINCLAIR LATHEM: Lab Asst, eight semesters, Photography Club; Model Club; Visual Aid Club; Various S. R. offices; Pres. Visual Aid Club; Cheerleader. JACK LEE: Pres, of Ushers Club six semester ; “American Landscape”; Robin Hood ; The Admirable Crichton ; Quality Street ; National Honor Society; Masque and Gavel; Pres, of Senior (Mass. ELOIS LEMON: National Honor Society ’43-'44; Pres. National Honor Society '43; Euclidean Honor Society 42. '43; Glee Club; Masque and Gavel Honor Society 43 ,44 ; “American Way ; Pirates of Penzance 42; “The Admirable Crichton '43; Evening of Music 41, 43; Christmas Festival '41, '42, '43; Pres, of S. R. '43; Chairman of Student Activities Committee, Spring and Fall '43; Apollo Club; Photography Club; Tatter Rep. for Photography Club. Spring 42; Sec. Photography Club, Fall '42; Pres. Photography Club, Spring '43; Various S. R. offices; Prophet of Senior Class (Fall). WILLIAM TROY LINDERMAN: (U. S. Army Air Corps). CHARLES WISSENDANGER LORD: Baseball 43; Football 43; Tatter Rep. of S. R.; Pres. Tri-W '43. CAROLYN REID LOVE: Sec. of S. R ; Trcas. of S. R.; The American Way . EDNA MANN: Cheerleader '42. 44; Band 41, '43; Orchestra 41, 43; Marshal; Sec. of S. R. BETTY MARTIN: National Honor Society; 'Ureas. Senior Class; Dramatic Club; Sec. of S. R. '43; Treas S. R. '42; V.-Pres. S. R. 42; Sec. S. R. 41; V.-Pres. S. R.’41; V.-Pres. '40. FRED JACKSON MARTIN: Band. LILLIAN MAXEY: CHARLES MILLS: Apollo Club; Cavaliers Club; Pirates of Penzance ; “Old Vienna ; Thalian Dramatic Club; American Way”; On Our Way ; “The Admirable Crichton ; Senior Play; Ushers Club; National Masque and Gavel Honor Society; and Senior Vocalist. DORIS McALPHIN: SARA JANE McEAHERN: Various S. R. offices; Apollo Club; Red Cross Club; various offices in Red Cross Club; “The American Way . MARION VIRGINIA McLENDON: EMMA JEAN MEADOWS: Euclidean Honor Society; National Honor Society 43, '44; R. O. T. C. Sponsor, Spring '43; Dramatic and Apollo Clubs. BILLY JEAN NASH: CLARA ELIZABETH NEWMAN: SENIORS DOROTHY LOU NORRIS: Editor-In-Chief of Toiler, Kali '43; Associate Editor of Toiler Spring, '43; National Honor Society; Sec. of Senior Class, January, '44; See. of Sportsmanship Committee, Fall, '43; Tren of Patrician Latin Club, Fall '43; Various S. R. offices; on the IToOi lop Staff. CHARLES PERRYMAN; Baseball 43; V.-Pres. of S. R.; Band JEAN PHILLIPS: Dramatic Club 41; Marshal '41; Glee Club '42; Trens, S. R. '42; Apollo Club; Athenenn Club '43. '44; Marshal '43. '44. HOWARD F.LWYN REED: Marshal; Pres, of S. R.; V.-Pres. of S. R.; Football I.ettcrrnan. DON RICKETTS: National Honor Society; V -Pres, of National Honor Society; Euclidean Honor Society; V.-Pres. of lls-Y Club; Ushers Club; Ass’t. Head Usher. REIN RUDOLPH SCHI.ITZ: Band; Apollo Club; Treas., Sec., Toller Rep. of Tennis Club; Tennis Club; Orchestra. WALTER LANDIS SMITH: See. of S. R.; Pres, of S. R.; Pres, and Group Chairman of Photography Club FRANCES SWAFFORD: FI.ORA LOU THOMAS: MARJORIE THOMPSON: Treas. S R. '41; Apollo Club; Evening of Music '42, '43; Althean Club. JANICE IT$CHER: National Honor Society; Pres, of Glee Club; Euclidean Honor Society; Promethean Club; Historian of Senior Class; Various S. R. offices; Tennis Sponsor for W Day; Senior Beauty. DORIS TRAYLOR: V.-Pres. of Promethean Club; Pres, of Promethean Club; Marshal; Christmas Musical Festival '40; Girls Council. BOM) VAN LANDINGHAM: Pres, of S. R.; V.-Pres. of S. R.; Ushers Club; Hi-Y Club; Scout Club. ELIZABETH VAUGHAN: ELLIS WANNINGER: Junior Red Cross Club; Vice Pres, of Red Cross Club; Euclidean Honor Society. ANNETTE WEST: National Honor Society; Euclidean Honor Society; Pres. Girls Reserves; Glee Club; Marshal. HILDA WHITLEY: GENE WILKEY: R. O. T. C. Rifle Club. HUGH WILLIAMSON: National Honor Society; Euclidean Honor Society; Band; Band Honor Society; Photography Club; Pres, of Photography Club. WILLIAM ERNEST WELLS: Spanish Club; Apollo Club; Cavaliers Club; “In Old Vienna ; Evening of Music; (In Our Way ; Gold and White Follies; Senior Musician. RUBY YANCEY: OFFICERS OF THE SENIOR CLASS President, Jack Lee; Vice-President, Alan Hodge; Secretary, Dorothy Lou Norris; Treasurer. Betty Martin; Historian, Janice Tischer; Port, Anna Hale; Presenter, Madelyn Johnston; Prophet, Elois Lemon; Pianist, Billy Wells; Cornetest. Angie I.a Susa: Banquet program performers, Charles Wells, Lela Anne Brewer, Marian Harris, Ruby Jones, Ira Head; Artists, Minnie Jean Ensley, Roy Canfield; Banquet Artist, Hiidrcd Brannon. The officers of the senior class, pictured above left to right, are Betty Martin, Treasurer; Roy Canfield, artist; Alan Hodge, vice president; Elois Lemon, prophet; Dorothy Lou Norris, secretary; Janice Tischer, historian; Jack Lee, president. PATRICIA ABBOTT: Euclidean Honor Society; Pen Sc Ink Club ’41, '44; Art Editor of IToodlog ’43, '44; Art Editor of Tatlrr ’42, ’43; Marshal '40, ’41; Sportsmanship Committee '44. SARA ABERCROMBIE: Tatlrr Staff 42, ’43; Marshal '41, 42; Lab Assistant ’42. EDWARD YOUNG AKERS: Euclidean Honor Society; R. O. T. C. Honor Club; Rifle Team; In charge of Flag Detail. MELLON ALEXANDER: Lieutenant Colonel R. O. T. C.. 2nd in Command Birmingham Regiment; Ritle Team, '42. '43, 44: Captain. ’43, ’44; Ushers Club; Hi-Y Club; William Randoif Hcarst Rifle Team, '43, ‘44; Fourth Service Command Rifle Team, '43, '44; Best Drilled Non Commissioned Officer medal, '42; V.-Pres. Senior Class. CORINNE ALLEN: National Honor Society; Euclidean Honor Society; Apollo Club; Member of Athletic Committee, '44; Member of Student Activities Committee '40; S. K. Pres. '43; S. R. Pres. '44. MARGARET GERTRUDE ALLEN: Tatlrr Rep. Girl Reserves; Lay Member Girl Reserves; Marshal and Marshal Captain; Evenings of Music; Christmas Music Festivals; “In Old Vienna”; “On Our Way”. MARTHA PATTON ALLEN: Euclidean Honor Society; Dramatic Club; S. R. Pres. ’41; Student Court '43; Speakers Bureau; Tatlrr Staff '42; Senior Matinee; Marshal '40. '41. WADEALENE ALLEN: Treas. S. R. RUTH VIRGINIA ANDERSON: At Phillips High School: Pres. S. R. '40; Treas. S. R. ’40; Council Member of Girls Glee Club ’40; Sec. S. R. '41; Council Member of Literary Club; Dramatic Club; At Wood-lawn: Pres. S. R. '43; Glee Club '43; Apollo Club. WILLIAM DAVID ATCHISON: Latin Cub; Spanish Club; Cavalier Club; Apollo Club; Ushers Club; Evening of Music; Christina' Festival; Band; Marshal. HUGH WARREN BAILEY: S. R. Pres.; Captain, Commander R. O. T. C.; Sec. and Pres. R. O. T. C. Club; Hi-Y and Ushers Club. BETTY BAKER: National Honor Society; Euclidean Honor Society; Omirron Delta; Masque and Gavel; Pres. S. R.; Chairman Sportsmanship Committee; Gold and White Committee; The American Way”; Robin Hood ; “The Man Who Came to Dinner ; •‘The 'Thirteenth Chair ; News Age-Herald Oratorical Contest; Civitan Oratorical Contest; Lion’s Club Oratorical Contest; Debate Alternate; “The Trial of W. II. S. ; Pres., Sec., Treas., Dramatic Club; Speakers’ Bureau. EDWARD BARRETT: At Center Moriches High School N. Y.: varsity member of basketball and track. At Woodlawn: Band. COKER BARTON: Football '43. CAROLYN BELL: LOUISE BELL: Circulation manager for Tatlrr ‘43. '44; Marshal. BETTY BLEDSOE: “W Day Queen '41; Pres. S. R.; Various S. R. offices; Marshal '40, '41; Apollo Club; Girls Glee Club; Priates of Penzance”; Christinas Music Festivals; Evenings of Music; R. O. T. C. Sponsor; Senior Class Beauty. DORIS BIBB: Tatlrr Rep. S. R. '43; V.-Pres. S. R '44; IToodlog Beauty. ETHEL LOUISE BILLINGSLEY: Marshal; Marshal Captain. BERN IE PAUL BRANNON: Marshal; Spanish Club; “The American Way . MARGARET JANE BRASELTON: Apollo Club; Marshal; V.-Pre ., Sec. and Treas. S. R. MARIE BREEZE: Pres. $ R.; Treas. Althean Club; V.-Pres. Pen Ink Club; H ooding Staff. MARJORIE ANTOINETTE BRENT: Vestalian Club; Marshal. BETTY BROCK: Pres. S. R. 40, '41. '42; National Honor Society; Honorary Lt. Colonel R. O. T.. C.; Dramatic Club. CAROLYN BROTHERS: Pres. Vestalian Literary Society '43; Pres. S. R '43; V.-Pres. S. R. '42, '43. BETTY JEAN BROWN: Pres. S. R.; V.-Pres. S. R.; Euclidean Honor Society; Band; Orchestra; National Honor Society '43; Warblers Club; Pres. Warblers Music '43; Christmas Festival '44. JAMES BROWN: National Honor Society; Apollo Club; Euclidean Honor Society; Pres, of Euclidean Club; Pirates of Penzance ; Soloist for Ballad for Americans . JOHN WILLIAM BUNT: Non Commissioned Officer R. O. T. C.; Rifle Club; R. O. T. C. Drill Team; AUMAN ELLIOTT BURNETT: Cavaliers Club; Apollo Club '41, '44; Latin Club '41, '44; Warbler Club '42, '44; On Our Way ; Pirates of Penzance”; Evenings of Music; Christmas Festivals; Gold and White Folies '42-’43; Warblers' Minstrels ’43-’44; Movie Star War Bond Rally; Fourth War Bond Parade ‘44. MARY BURSON: Euclidean Honor Society '42, '43; Marshal '41, '44. L. V. CHAFIN: Member of Hi-Y and Ushers Club; on the Tennis Team, '43. POLLY ANNE CLARK: Euclidean Honor Society; Treas. S. R. '40; Sec. S. R. '44;. Dramatic Club; Tatlrr Staff; Wooding Staff; 'The American Way . JAMES DEWEY COLLIER: Cavaliers Club; Apollo Club; Euclidean Honor Society. DAN COLLINS: Cheerleader; Pen Ink Club; Dramatic Club. MARGARET JUANITA COLLINS: Girls' Letter . � Club for two semesters. ELIZABETH CONWAY: SENIORS WILLIAM PATRICK CONWAY: Football 41, ’43; Hi-Y and Ushers Club; Pro. S. R. MERRILL HENRY COOK: Euclidean Honor Society; Track Team; Woodwork Club; Hi-Y and Ushers Club. MARION CORLEY: S. R. Sec. Fall, 41 and Spring '42; R. O. T. C.; Honor Club, Fall, ’43; Track team. Spring, ’44. DUDLEY LEE COSPER: Treas. S. R. ’41. HELENE ANNETTE COUNTS: Orchestra Club; Concert Mistress '43, '44; Spring Festival '41, ’42. '43. MILLARI) JOE CRUMP: Pres. S. R. '44; Tennis Club. JACK CURL: Various S. R. offices. WALLACE DANIELS: Cavaliers Club; Marshal Captain; Apollo Club. EUGENE DAUGHTRY; Basketball '43. ’44. DORIS DEAN: Marshal '43. BETTYE DOBSON: Marshal '40, '41; Sec. S. R. '40. 41; Treas. S. R. '43 ; V.-Pres. S. R. ’43. JACK DOROUGH: Orchestra; Band; V.-Pres. Band Honor Society. MARII.DA SADELIA DOCKERY: Wood lop Staff. CHRISTINE DRINKARD: V.-Pres. S. R. ’41, ’42; Apollo Club. MARJORIE DUPREE: Girls Letter Club; Various S. R. offices; Olympian Honor Society. EVA MAE ELLIS: Various S, R. offices; Marshal five semesters; Captain three semesters; Promethean Club seven semesters; Sec. Marshal Force; Asst. Head Marshal; Council Rep. for Marshal Force. DOROTHY EMENS: Pres. S. R. 40. 41; Treas. S. R. ’43; V.-Pres. S. R. '44; Glee Club; Euclidean Honor Society; Dramatic Club '40, '42; Promethean Club ’42, '44. HENRY PAUL EMENS: Marshal; Traffic Squad; Scout Club '41; Philatelic Society '42, '43. MILDRED MARJORIE EM RICK: Apollo Club; Evening of Music '43. NORMA JO ESSLINGER: Various Session Room offices; R. O. T. C. Sponsor; Promethean Club; li'ooJloj beauty. EDWARD ESTES: Dramatic Club; Masque and Gavel Honor Socictv; “The American Way”; Robin Hood ; Pres. S. R. ’41, '43. TROYCE HERBERT EVANS: Handicraft Culb '42; Treas. S. R. '41; Sec. S. R. '42. MARILYN FARR: DOROTHY FITZPATRICK: Toiler Rep. S. R. ’40. '41; Sec. S. R.; Dramatic Club; The American Way ; Red Cross Club. HAROLD FOWLER: Apollo Club; Cavaliers Club; Marshal. JOHN MCDONALD FREW, JR.: Sec. S. R. ’41; Prize in sheet metal. JOE FREY: Stamp Club. JAMES MARVIN GALBRF.ATH: Band Honor Society; Band; Orchestra; Gold and White Follies '43. AUDREY ELLENE GASTON: Apollo Club. ANNE GATTIS: National Honor Society; Marshal '40, '41; Patrician Club. MARN VIRGINIA BEI.I.F. GEARIIEART: Pres. Girl Reserve; Toiler Rep., V.-Pres. S. R.; Marshal five semesters; V.-Pres. Girl Reserve; Delegate to Southern Conference for Girl Reserves. ELEANOR DANIEL GLASGOW: Omicron Delta Honor Society; Masque and Gavel Honor Society; The American Way ; “Quality Street ; 'The Admirable Crichton ; The Man Who Came To Dinner’’; The Thirteenth Chair ; Marshal Captain; Toiler Staff; ITooJIop Staff; Dramatic Club; Various Session Room offices. CONROE WAT IS GRAHAM: Hi-Y Ushers Club; Apollo Club; Band. EVELYN GRAYSON: Marshal Captain ’41-’43: Al-thean Club; Sec. Althean Club '43; Pen k Ink Club; Various S. R. offices; Activities Committee '42. JERR GRIFFIN: Pres. S. R. '42; V.-Pres. S. R. ’43; Aithean Club '41-'44; V.-Pres. Althean Club '43; Pres. Althean Club '44; National Defense Committee '42; Student Council '42; H'oodloo Staff '44; Girls Council 40, '44. FERRELL HALE: Euelideaan Honor Society; Marshal ’40- 44. SENIORS BETTY HALLMARK: Althcan Club '41; Marshal 41; Girls Letter Club '42; Pres. S. R. 42; Pres. Olympian Honor Society ’43; V.-Pres. S. R. '43; Girls Council '43; T re as. Girls Letter Club ’43; V.-Pres. S. R. '43; Girls Council '43; Trcas. Girls Olympian Honor Society '44; Sec New Comers Club at Phillips. JOSEPH EARLE HARGROVE: Spanish Club; Band; Orchestra; Captain in R. O. T. C ; Tatlcr Rep. S. R.; R. O. T. C. Honor Club; Rifle Club. DOROTHY HARPER: Apollo Club'40; Philatelic Society '43; Tatter Rep. S. R. ’44. HUGH HARPER: Euclidean Honor Society; First Lt. in R. O. T. C.; V.-Pres. R. (). T. C.; Honor Club '44. LIDDIE GAY HARRIS: At Sidney Lanier: Glee Club; Sport Club; S. R. offices. WILDA HARRISON: Appollo and Althean Clubs. MABLE HEASLETT: MELVIN HENRY: Various S. R. offices; Pres, Philatelic Society. DORIS JEAN HENSON: Athcncan Club; Pres. S. R.; V.-Pres. Athcncan Club. ROBERT HERRING: Warblers Club; Hi-Y Ushers Club; Apollo Club; Pres. Apollo Club '43; Christmas Festivals; Evening of Music; Pirates of Penzance; Cavaliers Club; Pres. S. R. '43; Marshal '41. WELDON HIX: V.-Pres. S. R. WILLIAM ARCHIBALD HOLLAND. Jr.: Marshal three semesters. BETn ROSE HOOD: Apollo Club; Althencan Club; R. O. T. C. Sponsor; Glee Club; Christina Music Festivals; Evening of Music; Various S. R. office . MARGARET JEAN HORTON: Althean Club; Apollo Club; Marshal; Tatlcr Rep. S. R. SARA ODESSA JACKSON: National Honor Society; Euclidean Honor Society; Masque and Gavel Honor Society; Pres, of Masque and Gavel '44; Good Citizenship Girl '44; Marshal; Marshal Captain; Sec. Marshal Force '43; Head Marshal '43; American Way ; The Admirable Crichton ; The Man Who Came to Dinner ; Spies’; Sponsor R. O. T. C.; Big Five Dance Committee; S. R. Pres. '41, '42, '43; Promethean Culb; Sec. '43. V.-Pres. '44 Promethean Club; Girls Council; Speakers' Bureau; V.Pres. S. R. 40; Various Auditorium Programs. WILLIAM JOHNS: Pres. S. R. ’40, '41. '42; V.-Pres. Student Body '43; Pres. Student Body '43; Masque and travel Honor Society '42, '43, '44; Oinicron Delta Honor Society '44; Speakers Bureau; The American Way ; Admirable Crichton ; Robin Hood ; “The Man Who Came To Dinner ; The Thirteenth Chair ; Big Five Dance Council. MELON KENNEY: Evening of Music; Christmas Festival; CJlee Club;Tafter Rep. of Glee Club '43; Promethean Club '44; Various S. R. offices; Apollo Club. WARDNER RAYMOND KEWISH: IMOGENE LACKEY: Apollo Club 41, '44; Althean Club '43. '44; Sec. Althean Club '44; Christmas Festival '41. '42; Evening of Music '41, '43; Various S. R. offices. MARGARET LIGHTSEY: DOROTHY L1GON: KATHERINE LOKEY: Sec. Pen $c Ink Club '44; Art Editor of Tatter '44; Speakers Bureau '43, '44; Various S. R. offices; Speech Activities. CHARLES LOUIS LONG: S. R. Pres '41; Masque and Gavel '42, '43; Dramatic Club '41, '42; American Way ; Quality Street”; The Admirable Crichton MARIE LOVVORN: At Hewitt High School: Glee Club; English Club. THERESA JOY MANN: Acrobatic Cheerleader three years; Olympian Honor Society; Sec. Olympian Honor Society '44; Girls Letter Club; Sec S. R. '42. '43. '44; Girls Council; Sec. of Senior Class. JAMES ARNOLD M A RIMS: R. O. T. C. Captain; Rifle Club; R O. T. C. Honor Club; Spanish Club; Various S R. office ; Hi-Y Ushers Club; Best R. O. T. C. Private '41 ; Best R. O. T. C. Non-Commissioned Officer '42. DOROTHY ANN MARSH: Editor-in Chief HooJloa '44; Tatter Staff '42. '44; Student Council '43, '44; Philatelic Society; Pres. S. R. '43. '44; Various S. R. office : Senior Class Presenter; Chairman of Athletic Committee '43; Member of Sportsmanship Committee '43. CATHERINE MARTIN: I rea . S. R '42; Sec. S. R. '43; V.-Pres. S. R '43; H'ooJluy beauty. VIRGINIA MARTIN: Circulation Manager Tatter; Tatter Rep. Dramatic Club; Marshal. JACK McALISTER: Marshal seven semesters. MARGARET McCUNE: Marshal '4U. '41. '42; Trcas. S. R. '42. '44; Dramatic Club '41. '42; Taller Rep. S. R '41 ; 'The American Way . DON McFARLAND: R. O. T. C. Honor Club; Spanish Club; Various S. R. offices. ELIZABETH NEWELL McLAUGHLIN: Vestalian Club. PHYLLIS McMEANS: DORIS MERCER: Vestalian Club '41; Treas. S.R.: Girls' Letter Club; Marshal; Euclidean Honor Socictv; Olympian Honor Society; Girls' Basketball, Volley-Ball, and Baseball Tournaments. BENJIE MILES: Tatter Rep. S. R. '41. '42; Sec. S. R. '42; Dramatic Club; Althean Club; Marshal '42. SENIORS INEZ MOORE: Utopian Science Club; Marshal three semesters; “The American Way”. MARY ELIZABETH MOORE: Pen Sc Ink Club 43. 44; Pres. Pen Ink Club '44; V.-Pres. '43, Treas. '44; Vcstalian Club; Pres. S. R. three semesters; Euclidean Honor Society; Asst. Art Editor of H'ooJIog '43, '44; Student Activities Committee three semesters. GORDON NORMAN: V.-Pres. Photography Club; Student Court; Sportsmanship Comm.; Chairman Publicity Comm.; Chairman Program Committee; Sports Editor of Taller and H'oodlog; Taller Rep. Hi-Y Usher Club; Marshal Captain; “The American Way”. MURRAY H. NORMBNT: Utopian Science Club; Pres. S. R.; Athletic Committee; Assistant Head Usher of Hi-Y and Ushers Club. MERVJN LEE NORTON: Pres. Model Club '42; Sec. Model ‘42, '43; •Taller Rep. Model Club ’41: Apollo Club; Cavaliers' Club; Gold and White Follies '42, '43; Evening of Music '42; “On Our Way”; Senior Matinee; Music Festival '40, '41, 42; Movie Star Bond Rally '43; S. R. Officer '40. EVELYN NORWOOD: Girls' Letter Club; Olympian Honor Society; Taller Rep. MARCIA CARLYN O'NEAL: Apollo Club; Marshal; Various S. R. offices; Promethean Club; Evening of Music; Christmas Festivals. JAMES ORR: Pres. S. R.; Utopian Science Club. CARI.YN OVERSTREET: Girls' Letter Club; Pres. Olympian Honor Society '44; Various S. R. offices. MARGARET LOUISE PARHAM: Taller Rep. S. R. '40; Pres. S. R. '41; V.-Pres. Althean Club '42; Pres. Althean Club '42; Sec. S R. '42; Althean Club '40. '43; Gold and White Follies '40. CONSTANCE PARSON: Treas. Vcstalian Club '43. BETTIE PAYNE: Pres. S. R. four semesters; Sec. S. R. ; Marshal; V.-Pres. S. R. ERNEST POPE: BLANCHE POUNDS: Pres. S. R. '42; Taller Rep. S. R. '44. JOHN PUCKETT: Marshal; The American Way . PAUL RAY: Euclidean Honor Society. AILEEN REAVES: Glee Club '43. '44; Althean Club; Taller Rep. S. R. '43, '44; Orchestra '40, '44; V.-Pres. Euclidean Honor Society '42. JANE LOCKETT RHODES: Red Cross Rep. on Quiz of Two Cities ; H'oodlog Staff '43, '44; Sec. Orchestra Club '41 ; Marshal '40, '41; Sec. S. R. '41 ; Taller Rep. S. R. '43, '44; Orchestra '40-’44; V.-Pres. Orchestra Club 42; String Ensemble '42; National Honor Society; Euclidean Honor Society; Taller Staff '42. '43; State Music Festival '41, '42; City Music Festival '40, 43. MILDRED RITCHEY; Pres. S. R. '42; Althean Club '43. '44; V.-Pres. Althean Club '44; Apollo Club '42. •13; French Club; Treas. French Club; Evening of Music; Christmas Festivals; Marshal '41, 42. RUTH RIVERS: VIRGINIA ROBERTSON: At Goshen High School, Indiana: Chemistry Club; Art Club; Girls’ Athletic Association. RUTH ROCKETT: Dramatic Club '40; Taller Staff '42, '43; Marshal ’41, '42; The American Way”. NELL RAE SAMPLE: EWELL SCOTT: Band ’40-'44; Band Honor Society '43, '44; Orchestra '41. '43; Euclidean Honor Society; Science Club ’41, '44; Christmas Music Festivals. WESSIE SHERI.ING: Treas. S. R. '44. MARCELLA SIDES: E. G. SIMS: City Music Festival '41, '44; 1st Chair String Bass, State Music Festival '42; Operettas ’42, '44; Evening of Music '43; Orchestra '40. '44; Euclidean Honor Society; National Honor Society; Latin Club; Apollo Club; Cavaliers Club. JEANNE SMITH: LAMAR MABRY COATS SMITH: Pirates of Penzance ; Evening of Music ; Warblers Club; Photography Club; Apollo Club; Hi-Y Ushers' Club; Warblers Minstrel; Photographer for IToodlog and Taller '43. '44. MARY JANE SMITH: Olympian Honor Society; Euclidean Honor Society; Marshal '40, '41; Pres. S. R '42, 43; Honorary Captain R. O. I C.; V.-Pres. French Club; '41; Taller Rep. Girls Letter Club '42. VALERIA ELAINE SMITH: Photography Club '41. '44; Apollo Club ’41, 44; Evening of Music; Movie Star War Bond Rally; Pres. Photography Club '44. BILLY SMITHSON: Member of Hi-Y and Ushers Club; member of Science and Spanish Club; member of the band six semesters. CARL SPILLER: VANN E. SPRUIELL: Band; Orchestra. PAUL CARLOS STIFF: Apollo Club; Cavaliers Club; Pres., V.-Pres., Taller Rep., Science Club; Marshal; Christmas Music Festivals; Gold and White Follies 40, '41; Evening of Music; “Pirates of Penzance ; A. E. A. Music Program; Academv of Science '42. PAUL TAMPLIN: V.-Pres,. Pres. Utopian Science Club; Safety Club; Hi-Y Ushers' Club; Scout Club; Visual Aid Club. SENIORS JAMES THOMAS: Ili-V U her� Club; Pres. Ushers Club; Kuclidcan Honor Society; Baseball Team three years. ERNEST THOMPSON: Print Club; Marshal. EVA FAY THOMPSON: Marshal; Junior Red Cross Club; Orchestra Club; Taller Rep., Sec., V.-Prcs. Ath-encan Club. EM I LI F. THORNTON: Apollo Club; Christmas Music Festival '42. FOM TRUSS: Pres. Band Honor Society; Member National Honor Society; Member Euclidean Honor Society; Sec. Photography Club; Senior Class Prophet; Marshal for two semesters. DIXIE JUANITA THOMAS: Marshal. ELAINE USEARY: Dramatic Club '41, ’42; Glee Club ’42. ’44; Apollo Club 40, '44; Taller Rep. Al-thean Club '44; Evening of Music '41, 43; Christmas Festival '41, '43; Various S. R. offices. EMILY RUTH VANN: National Honor Society; Euclidean Honor Society; The American Way”; Quality Street ; Marshal Captain; V.Pres., Sec., Treaa., Taller Rep. S. R. MILDRED LOUISE VEITCH: Apollo Club. MARY FRANCES WALKER: The Thirteenth Chair ; Associate Editor and Editor-in-Chief of Taller; Spring Editor of ITooJlog; Euclidean Honor Society; Sec. and Treat. National Honor Society; Dramatic Club; Promethean Club; Student Court; Football Banquet '40, '41; Marshal '40, 41 ; Orchestra seven semesters; Speakers' Bureau; Pres. S. R. '42; Christmas Festivals. RALPH WALKER: Band; Orchestra; Gold and White Follies of '43. DICK WALL: Treas. of Hi-Y and Ushers Club; member of Euclidean Honor Society. WILLIAM A. WATSON: Cavaliers Club; Warblers Club; Pirates of Penzance ; Apollo Club. RICHARD WARD: Apollo Club; V.-Prcs. S. R.; Sec. Apollo Club; Marshal; Pirates of Penzance ; Two Evenings of Music; Two Gold and White Follies; Sec., Treas., Warblers Club; Dramatic Club; Hi-Y Ushers Club; Office Helper for eight semesters; Four Christmas Festivals; Int. in Warblers’ Minstrel; On Our Way ; Pres. Senior Class '44; Soloist on Evening of Music '44. MILDRED LOUISE WEEKS: Marshal; Marshal Cap.; Euclidean Honor Society; National Honor Society; Dramatic Club; Various S. R. offices; Head Marshal '44. JACK WELCH: BOBBY WESSON: Ushers Club. ROBERT OSWALD WEST: First Lt. R. O. T. C.; Spanish Culb. MARTHA ELLEN WHETSTONE: Booklover Club; Christmas Festival '42, '43; Evening of Music '43; Apollo Club; Taller Rep. S. R. EDWIN A WHITESIDE: V.-Prcs. Glee Club '43; Pres. Glee Club '44; See. Apollo Culb '43; Various S. R. offices; Sec Student Body '44; Football Sponsor '43; IToodlog Staff '44; Marshal '44; V.-Pres. Promethean Club; Evening of Music. FRANK VVILKEY: Pres, and V.-Pres. of S. R.; National Defense Committee. CARRIE JOSEPHINE WILLETT: ANN WILLIAMS: CHRISTINE WILLIAMS: ELIZABETH STRODER WILSON: Pres. S. R. '41; V.-Pres. S. R. '42; Marshal '42; Christinas Festival '41, '43; Dramatic Club; Apollo Club. JIMMIE WOOD: Euclidean Honor Society; Masque and Gavel Honor Society; Several Auditorium Programs; “The American Way ; Robin Hood ; Radio Program '43. MADGE WOODS: BETTY WOODWARD: Euclidean Honor Society; Football Banquet; Student Council; Student Cabinet; Chairman Thrift Committee '44; Pres. S. R. '43; Apollo Club; Promethean Club; Taller Staff; Marshal; ITooJIo Staff. DOROTHY ZUDE: Sec. S. R. '42. '43; Taller Rep. S. R. 41; Sec. Pen Sc Ink Club; Marshal '41. '42; Spanish Club '41; Apollo Club. m iin SEIilOK OFFICEES OFFICERS OF THE SENIOR CLASS President, Richard Ward; Vice-President, Melton Alexander; Secretary, Theresa Mann; Treasurer, Bettv Rose Hood; Historian. Mildred Weeks; Presenter. Dorothy Ann Marsh; Prophet, Tom Truss; Pianist, Jane Lockett Rhodes; Vocalist. James Brown; Artist, Katherine Lukev, Pat Abbott; Banquet Artists Mary Eliza- ______________________________________________________________________________________________ The constitution of this national organization recognizes four cardinal objectives as fun-dimental in all educational practice: Scholarship, character, leadership, and service. To exalt these objectives and hold them ever before the school as goals towards which all should strive, is the purpose of this society. The members seek nothing for themselves beyond the strengthening of their own resolves coming from the bond of union which this chapter establishes between themselves Their aims shall he to hold before the school such motives as shall induce others to aspire to scholarly habits, enlisting in worthy service and leading forward in all things that shall advance the welfare of the school. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Miss Furr, sponsor; Elois Lemon, President; Don Ricketts, V'ice President; Betty Baker, Treasurer; Madelyn Johnston, Secretary, of Rub. Affairs; Frances Walker, Corresponding Secretary; Janice Tischcr, Recording Secretary; Ernest Fitzgerald, Jane Loihett Rhodes, E. G. Sims, Roy Cooper, Billy Cummings, Marion Harris, Herman Harwell, Jack Lee, Betty Martin, Jean Meadow, Dorothy Lou Norris, Annette West, Hugh Williamson, Corinne Allen, Betty Brock, Betty Jean Brown, James Crown, Anne Gattis, Saia Jackson, Tom Truss. Emily Ruth Vann, Mildred Weeks, Bill Acher, Martelia Bell, Betty llenckell, Betty Ann Johnsev, Betty Miller, W. D. Peeples, Palmer Turner. EUCLIDEAN Miss McPheron, sponsor; Ann Acker, Bill Acker, Edward Akers, Clair Allen, Patsy Allen, Betty Baker, Anne Barrier, Donald Batson, Martelia Bell, Frank Bcry, Mildred Brannon, I.ela Anne Brewer, Betty Jean Brown. James Brown, Faye Browning, Harold Chambers. Polly Anne Clark, James Coffey. Barbara Colley. 1 I). Collier. Gene Carrold, Jean Coben, Christine Cooper. Anne Cory, Billy Cummings, Morris Dillard, Betty Dixon, Carolyn Duncan, Dorothy Emens, Billy Favors, Ferrell Male, Hugh Harper, Merman Herweil, Betty Hcnckell, Martha Havater, Ronnie Howell, Cleveland Hunt, Jr., Sara Jackson, Joe James, Betty Ann Johnsey, Madelyn Johnston, Barbara Jones. Margaret Jones, Bill Kent, Dudley Lankford, Elois Lemon, August Lessman, Betty Jo Mann, Martha Martin, Jean Meadow, Doris Mercer, Betty Miller, Mary Joyce Montgomery, Mary Elizabeth Moore, Jimsy Murphree, Marilyn Nabors, Janis Patton, W. D. Peeples, Dempsey Pennington, Henry Randall, Jane Rhodes, Don Ricketts, Buddy Scott, E. G. Sims, Mary Martha Stinson, Kmmctte Tarrant, Dorothy Thomas, janice Fischer, Tom Truss, Palmer Turner, Emily Ruth Vann, Francis Walker, Dick Wall, Roney Ware. Mildred Weeks, Annette West, Hugh Williamson, Jimmie Wood, Betty Woodward. OLYMPIAN Miss Davis, Sponsor Betty Hallmark, President; Sara Jane Byart, Vice President; Theresa Matin, Secretary; Eugenia Barksdale, Treasurer; Margaret Callaway, Tatler Reporter; Betty Clem, Mary Jane Smith, Marjorie Dupree, Doris Mercer. Frances Dean. Mildred Mver, Evelyn Norwood. Carolyn Overstreet, Lottie Stough, Lorene Butts. Marion Harris, President; Jerry Griffin, Vice President; Virginia Register. Recording Secretary; Evelyn Grayson, Corresponding Secretary; Beth Flora, Treasurer; Aline Reeve , Toiler Reporter; Betty Rose Hood, Tommie Lou Gibson, Marjori. Thompson, Margaret Horton, June Mauldin, Joy Skelton, Rosalie Finney, Katheryn Hawkins, Jean Faster, Mary Vesta Barnard, Edith Van Kurcn, Dorrell Dean Colev, Flora Histley, Jane Leath. Jimmie White, Martha Young, Wilda Harrison, Elaine IJ carv, Imogine Lackey, Helen Jones, Betty Miles, Frances Young, Mildred Aitchey, Marjorie Robertson, Jane Leath, Margaret Horton, Lnrcnc Williams, Dorothy Elliott. Caroyln Gardner, Francis Hester, Mary Emily Lakey, Doris Duke, Jeroldine Tucker, Marie Knight, Marie Breeze, Nell Crocker, Tip Vickery, Jean Nickel son. ATHENEAN CLUB Miss Edmonds, Sponsor Jean Cheek, President; Ruby Jean Jones. Vice President; Eva Thompson, Secretary; Dot Finly, Treasurer; Ann Williams, Tatler Raportcr; Margaret Parham, Emogine Evens, Jeanette Aders, Ben Mills, Bettye Hillard, Juanita Pyee, Edna Hamilton, Marie Overstreet, Mary Lee Fugua. Elizabeth Caluern, Mary Lou Jones, Canectta Wilson, Faye Brooks, Mary Emma Dickinson, Eileen Barrett, Helen Jones, Olcnc Lyee, Jane Lucas, Annie Ruth Posey, Clara Beard. Francis Billingsley. Anna Jo Robertson, Bessie Rene Sims, Jean Martin, Ruby Dollar, Dorothy Smith, Elizabeth Vaughn, Betty Dixon. BOOK LOVERS CLUB Miss Daugherty, sponsor; Carolyn Bell, President; Katie Haynes, Vice President; Joyce Sharp, Secretary; Claude King, Taller Reporter; Paula Allen, Marion Brown, Jack Dorrough, Earline Clem, Mildred Bolton, Katie Haynes, Mary Kate Haulditch, Thereas Teel, Katheryn Tompson, Martha Phara, Maxine Stewart, Joy Kemp. Claude King, Jane Lankford, Jane West, I.evola Sulsen, Helen Randall, Nancy Hardin, Joyce Sharp, Jimmy Bagwell. CAVALIERS Mr. Light, sponsor; Herman Harwell, President; Ferris Retchy, Vice Pres idem; Willis West, Secretary; Charles Mills, Reporter; Bob Cash, Pete McNeal, Jimmy Connors. Claude Morton, Gene Ellison, Billy Day, Luther Smith, Billy Seale, Brent Petty, Charles Alfred, John Christian, Albert Trull, James Schroe der, Wallace Daniel, F.lwood Hardin, Carl Hendrix, Rhodes Holliman. GLKE CM H Mis'. Claude Dowling, sponsor; Janice Fischer, President; Edvvina Whiteside, Vice President; Madclyn Johnson, Secretary and Treasurer; Ilclrn Kenney, Reporter ;Kuth Virginia Anderson, Hullctin board; Mary Vesta Karnard, Martelia Hell, Betty Bledsoe, Norma Jean Bohannon, Ann Bruce, Ruth Clem, Anne Cory, Betty Joe Curl, Nell Cracker, Carolyn Denney, Betty Duke, Dorothy Emms, Jean Easter, Mary Ella Huston, Ruth Jennings, Barbara Jones, Sarah Le Seur, Jane Haney, Elois Lemon, Jean Lindley, Juanita McMullen, Marilyn Nabors, Aileen Reaves, Virginia Register, Martha Sewell, Annie Laurie Smoke, Maxine Smith, Mary Evelyn Peel, Dorothy Thomas, Dorothy Valcar, Annette West, Rcba White. Glenna Woodward. SENIOR GIRL RESERVES Mi'. Lucille Burton, Sponsor; Virginia Gearht sident; Juanita McMullen Vice President; Peggy McAckran, Secretary; Doris Ack in son, Treasurer; Jean Crook, Devotional Chairman; Hazel Phillips, Tatler Representive; Juanita McMullen, Lay Member; Margaret Allen, l• ri- tkinson, Jean Crook, Bettye Dodson, Millie l Elledge, Virginia Gearheart, Guinrllc Hendrix, Pat Lathcrn, Jean I.indly, Catherine Martin, Peggy McAckran, Juanita McMullen, Hazel Phillips, Svbial Smith, Laura Lou Stacey, Francis Swafford, Jackie Talyon. Betty Thomas, Annette West, Beulah Whitley, Christine Williams. Evelyn Wood. JUNIOR GIRL RESERVE Grace Gearheart President; Peggy Patterson, Vice President; Virginia Chandler, Secretary; Katherine Aderholt, Annie Bell Bates, Mary Bcvis, Louise Bod ley. fo i i ter, Virginia Chandler, Jessamine Chew, Frances Evans.Ci'racc Gearheart, Martha Gilliam, Polita Heard, Viriati Hcnrcn. Virginia lleffcy. Margaret Hilton, Marie Hi note. Carrie Holland, Mildred Hughs. Joyce Jcntison, Shirley Kelrh, Lillian LaSusa, Edith Lovegrecn, Betty Lawr . Mary F.lizebeth McDowell, Betty McKenzie, Carolyn Merch, Alvis Nash, Dorothy Over t, Christina Parks, Peggy Patterson, Margaret Schouits, Betty Ann Taylor, Bobbie Whitlow. JUNIOR MATH Miss Stephenson, sponsor; Gloria Sabatini, President; Mary Evelyn Teel, Vice President; Florence McLane, Secretary; Jimmie Willis, Treasurer; Edward Lacey, Tatler Reporter; Donald Cory, Billy Day, George (iillilard, Kenda Jones, George Lunceford, Joe Wheeler McCoy, Brvon McDaniel, Frank Palumbo, Forrest Plummer. Marvin Ray, Wayne Shercr, Bill Shields, Bill Sugg. Stuart Suttor, Gussie Arnett, Marion Carroll, Johnnie Fae Cook, Evonne Duggan, Elizabeth Hughes, Edna Faye Jones, Elizabeth Rudolph MODEL CLUB Mr. Brown, sponsor; Jerry Graham. Gerald Burnett, Clyde Jones, Jerry Campbell, Stanley Bozeman, Bob Lee, Rex Post, Malcomb Gilliard, Jimmey Whaley, Robert Whaley, Robert McCarty, Herman Golden, Jimmy Smith, Bill Farrar, Mervin Norton, Bryan McPherson, Herman Leebacker, R. C. Davis, Preston Cannon, Carl Hitccock, Alton Hamilton, Rhodes Hollcman, Carl Spiller, Robert Clowdus. PATRICIAN LATIN CUB Miss Moore. sponsor; Dorothy Lou Norrie, President; Morris Dillard. Vice President; Kiki Freret, Vice President; Martelia Bell, Secretary; Emily Evans, Mary Joe Forsttnan, Katherine Lakey, Betty Joe Mann, Henry Randall, Betty (iaitis, Betty Henckell, Betty Ann Johnsey, Clara Watkins, Betty Wilshire, Marie Thornton. PROMETHEAN CLUB Katherine Bagby, Norma Jeanne Bohannon, Ann Butterworth, Billie Butterworth. Alya Jane Christy, Christine Cooper, Margaret Claire Crawford. Elizabeth Curtis Eva Mae Ellis, Dorothy Emens, Norma Jo Esslinger, Sarah Good, Ernestine Hurst Mary Ella Huston, Sara Jackson, Frances Kelso, Terry Kendrick, Melon Kenney. Jackie Moore, Betty Nicholson, Frances Nicholson, Marcis O'Neal, Bertha Peeples, Jean Peeples, Sarah Phillips, Jeanne Price, Ann Smith, Edith Van Keuren, Eva Jane Whetstone, Edwina Whiteside, Flora Whittct, Betty Woodward, and Clara Mic Woolverton. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Miss Barnard, sponsor; Hugh Williamson, President; Gordon Norman. Vice President; Elois Lemon, Secretary; Thomas Bernhard, Taller Reporter; Mary Helen Chapman, Nestor Ferrioux, Barbara Grillam, Shaffer Gregory, James Plunkett, Valeria Smith, Landis Smith. Tom Truss, Bill Yessick. PRINT CLUB Mr. Gammon, sponsor; Johnnie Hines, President; Jack Berry, Vice President; Earl Jones, Secretary; Raymond Corn, Harry Gilmer, Ernest Thompson, James Hollaway, Joe Harper, Harold Vice, Billy Sullivon, Joe Stewart, Wilson Turner. SPANISH CI.I'B Miss Lamb, sponsor, William Adcrholt, David Anderson, Murray Armstrong, William Attichison, Bernie Paul Bronnon, Malcomb Coates, Drnwood Davis. Harry English, Harris Frecdv, Joel Hall, Pressley Hargrove, Felix Harris, Everett Ingram, Joe James. William Johns, Roy Liles, Jay Milam. John Palmer, Hugh Pemberton. Bobby Srofe, Oswald West, Elton Wesley, George Winter, James Wooboys. Joe Black, Frank Sloan, John Webb. Jimmie Landis. Billy Coker, Herman King, Palmer Turner. RED CROSS CLUB Miss E. Chapman, Sponsor; Doris Hill, President; Kathcryn Kanellis. Bob Bradley, Secretary, Dorothy Fitzpatrick, Tatler Reporter; Jack McAlister, Nancy Jones, Billy Stone, Gloria Dollar, Nancy Dollar, Marlyn Irwin, Ann Irwin. Jerry McDurment, Peggy Skidmore, Minnie Frances Hicks, Jean Nash, Inez Tanner-macher, Ellis Wanninger, Rcba White, Ruth Hamilton. Bettye Sparks. Annie Perry, Mary Ruth Moore, Claire Horgcs, Julcus Isaacs. Annie Lois Thompson, Ronnie Howell, Wade Wallace, Susie Mason, Sammy Bcggs, John Palmer. Aline Lewis, Carol Garrett, Peggy Farabcc, Nell Heaton, Billy Wall, Marguerite Johns, Dolores Straight. Vivian Brasctton, Nell Gardner, June Wilkins. Hl-Y USHERS Mr. Stonier, Sponsor ;Jack I.ec, Head Usher; Don Ricketts, Ass’t. Head Usher; Earnest Fitzgerald. Secretary; John Atchison, Treasurer; Herman Harwell, Tatler Reporter; Charles Horsley, Council; Dempsey Pennington, Sgt. at Arms; Charles Busenlehner, Roy Canfield, Billy Cummings, Alan Hodge, Charles Mills, Boyd Van Landingham, Melton Alexander, Hugh Bosby, Rayburn Ferguson, Robert Herring, Arnold Mardis, (Jordon Norman, Murray Norment, Lamar Smith, Paul Tamplin, James Thomas, Dick Wall, Richard Word, Bill Acker, (Jenc Carroll, Nester Fourroux, Charles Hagler, Cleveland Hunt, Billy Kent, Claude King, Dudley Lankford, Ernest Tarrant. PHILATELIC SOCIETY Miff McCoy, Sponsor Louise Bell, Bolly Barnett, Donna Calender, Carol Dobbs, Gladys Davis, Patsy Dorriety, Ruby Hollmark, Dorothy Harper, Barbara Jolly, Dorothy Ann Marsh, Marilyn Nabors, Wcssie Lee Sherling, B. C. King, Joe Frey, Frank Buler, Thomas Chandler, Henry Emeus. Charles Griffith. Melvin Henry, VVardner Kcwish. Leamon Lindertnan, Jack Looney, Richard McDermott, Charles Perryman, Jack Frammell, Bill Turnia, Frank Wilkey, Robert Marshall. UTOPIAN SCIENCE CU B Paul Stiff, President; Paul Tamplin, Vice President; Janice Graddick, Secretary; Floyd Batchelder, Hugh Brown, Jack Burson. Jimmy I.each, Billy Legg, Margaret Lightsey. Joy McConnell, Herman Moore, Inez Moore, Donald Nelson, Lloyd Nayes, Joe Openshaw, Jimmy Reeves. Buddy Scott, F.inogean Staton, Kenneth Traweek. VESTAL! AN Miss Farnharn, sponsor; Roy Canfield. President; Mack Waters. Vice Pres-Brothers, Anne Barrier, Ruth Clem, Betty Dothcraw, Betty Drew, Mary Anne Gillespie, Sylvia Green. Edith Sue Johnson. Eunice Jones, Katherine Lundam, Betty Mabory, Jane Mayo, Elizabeth McLaughin, Elizabeth Moore, Connie, Mattie Lou River, Mary Anne Rusoum, Byrdie Anne Smith, Betty Jo Curl. Harriet Curl. WARBLERS Mr. Light, sponsor; James Brown, President; John Nickolson, Vice President; Cleveland Hunt, Secretary; Richard Ward. Lamar Smith, Reporters; Henry Randall, Bill Farrar, Joe Black, Bill Davis, Jack Forslman, Whitten Weadow, Rayburn Ferguson, Charles llagler, Robert Herring, Autnan Burnett. Bills Watson, Shaffer Gregory. PEN AND INK Miss Mitchell, sponsor; Mildred Archer, Betty Barker. Majory Brent, Carolyn ident; Dot Zude, Secretary-Treasurer; Minnie Ensley, Tatler Reporter; Katherine I.akcy, Mary Elizabeth Moore, Marie Breeze. John Seblcy. Evelyn Grayson, Bill James, Pat Abbott. t COUNCIL Fall Semester Miss Moon, sponsor; William Johns, President; Sara Jackson, Head Marshal; Cleveland Hunt, Vice President; Bertha Peeples, Secretary; William Johns, Eva Mac Ellis, Annette Copeland, Patsy Allen, Student Court; Betty Miller, Madclvn Johnson, Betty Duke. Malcolm Coates, Helen Adams, Kath cryn Gunter, Jimsy Murphree, Dudley Lankford, Aux. Committee; Elois Lemon. Carinne Allen, Jeanne Franklin Bertha Peeples, Mary Elen Moore, Student Activity; Cleveland Hunt, Dickie Bell, Frank Wilkie, Frank Oliver, Betty Hcnckell, Gilbert Robertson, Betty Jo Mann, Jimmie Smith, Raymond Patton, Levola SuUer, Herbert Stuart, National Defense; Mary Joyce Montgomery, Dorothy Lou Norris, Ruth Virginia Anderson, Fdith Van Kucrcn, Gordon Norman, Jack Lee, Romona Brooks, Richard Rowe, Sportsmanship Committee; Dorothy Ann Marsh, Marion Harris, Marie Breeze, Billy Conway, Bill Prentice, Herman Harwell. Joyce Baker, Ath. Committee; Edward Estes, Tommy Williams. Marion Palmer, Ralph Clowdus, Finance Committee; Betty Woodward, W. D. Peeples, Peggy Lightsey, Kiki Frcret, Anne Burk, John Jackson, Charles McGchann, Thrift Committee; Marin Pounds, Bill Smith, Mildred Jackson. Frances Turner, Wallace Weadows, June Hall, Jeanette Gore, Lurenc Stephenson, James Bishop, VVillndcan Davis, Carolyn Jones, Barbara Bailey, Freshman Committee; Bill Acker, Parliamentarian; Dorothy Lou Norris, Taller; Jack Lee. Ushers. Cleveland Hunt, President Council, Spring Term; William Johns, Presi TATLER STAFF Mis Chamblee, sponsor; Dorothy Lou Norris, editor-in-chief; Frances Walker, associate editor; Betty Woodward, feature editor; Betty Jo Mann, news editor; Carolyn Duncan, Polly Anne Clark, Roberta Allison, news writers; Morris Dilliard, club editor; Ronnie Howell, exchange editor; Bertha Peeples. Carolyn Duncan, Jim� y Murphrec, society editors; (Jordon Norman, Kendall Adkins, sports editors; Dorothy Ann Marsh. Donald Batson, interview editors; Lorcne Russell, Anna Jean Franklin, Palmer Turner, gossip editors; Barbara Colley, library editor; Roy Canfield, art editor; Lamar Smith, photographer; Virginia Martin, circulation manager; Janice (Jraddick, Louise Bell, Jimmy Moore, June Downey, assistant circulation managers. WOODLOG STAFF Mr. Gray, sponsor; Dorothy Ann Marsh, editor-in-chief; Gordon Norman, sport' editor; Lamar Smith, photographer; Charles Horsley, Kdwina Whiteside, assistants to the photographer; Jane Lockett Rhodes, club editor; Marilda Dockery, Jean ('heck, assistant' to club editor; Dorothy Lou Norris, fall class editor; Ruby J. Jones, Barbara Jones, assistants to fall class editor; Frances Walker, spring class editor; Polly Anne Clark, Jerry Griffin, assistant to spring class editor; Pat Abbott, art editor; Mary E. Moore, Minnie Jean Ensley, assistants to art editor; Marie Breeze, beauty editor; Melton Alexander, Eleanor Glasgow, Betty Woodward, circulation managers. R. O. T. C. HONOR CLUB Adviser, Sgt. Joe Novack; Fall Officers: President, Lt. Col. Melton Alexander; Vice President, Lt. Col. Theodore Martin; Sec. and Treas., Captain Hugh Hailey; Sgt. at Arms, Sgt. Frank Atkerson. Spring Officers: President, Major Hugh Bailey; Vice President, Captain Hugh Hapor; Sec. and Treas., Captain Joe Hargrove; Sgt. at Arms. Lt. John Townlcy. Members: Lt. Col. Melton Alexander, Major Hugh Hailey, Captain Hugh Hapor, Captain Joe Hargrove, Lt. John Townlcy, Lt. Arlie Wyatt, Lt. Robert McCarley, First Sgt. James Myers, St. Sgt. Frank Atkerson. St. Sgt. Richard Pharo, St. Sgt. Don Cash, Sgt. Dick Lacey, Sgt. Dick Oliver, Sgt. Jack Crews, CpI. Wilber Short, Sgt. Trotter, CpI. Dcnnim, Sgt. Jack Lee, Sgt. Jack Worthington, Sgt. Gordon Strickland, Captain Arnold Mardis. RIFLE TEAM Front: left to right, Sgt. John Hargrove, Sgt. Richard Lacy. CpI. Edward Akers. Back: Sponsor, Sgt Novack, Sgt. Bo,'don Strickland, Lt. Col. Melton Alexander. BEAUTY SECTION BEAUTY SECTION BEAUTY SECTION BEAUTY SECTION BEAUTY SECTION BAND HONOR SOCIETY Tom Truss Jack Dorough, Angie LaSu� a, Morris Dillard, Jimmy Bagwell, Flovd Batchelder, James Coffey, August Lessman, James Galbreath, Maude Jordon, Buddy Scort, Hugh Williamson, Harold Chambers, Sam Palumbo, Chcctcr Riser, Billy Cummings. THE HAND Mr. Smith, Leader; Ronald Austin, Bill Aden, Katherine Aderholt, David Anderson, Bill Black, Edward Barrett. Charles Brooks, Jimmy Bagwell, Betty Barker, John Blattner, Floyd Batchelder, Allen Brown, Sarah Beddow, Bob Bradley, Dorothy Bur-deshaw, James Coffey, James Crowder, Raymond Carnes, Betty Clem, Billy C iker, Neale Carter, Preston Cannon, Clyde Coker, Billy Cummings, Harold Chambers. Douglas ('ray, Bobby Darby, Carol Bobbs, Jack Dorough, Morris Dillard, Joan Ethridge, John Epps, Harris Fredy, Wendell Freeman, Jean Foster, Sarah Goad, Betty Gorman. Connie Graham, Roy Gravcs.Jamcs Galhreath, Dan Gaylord, Raymond Gilmer, Parker Glasgow, Shaffer Gregory, Irvin Godwin, David Harbour, Hubert Howren, James Harrison, George Hope, Joe Hicks, Billy Jarrctt, Maude Jordon. L. V . Johnson, Mildred Jackson, Jimmy Leach, Angie LaSusa, George Lunccford. Billv Legg, Jerry Lloyd, Roy Liles, Philip LaSusa. Edward Lacey, Thomas Lucius, August Lessman, Dick Lovelady, Hazel Maddox, James Murdock, June Mauldin, Malcolm Miller, Jack Maver, Frank Mann, Mary McCullough, A1 NlcCuen, Charles McGcehon, Murray Norment, Doris Owens, Ervin Pope, Ernest Pope, Sam Palumbo, Charles Rice, William Rutledge, Chester Riser, Clifford Shannon, Crarles Seibert, Buddy Scott, Ben Slay, Emagean Staton. Roslyn Stubbs, Vann Swindoll, Tom Truss, John Tyson, Palmer Turner, Edith Van Keurcn, Ralph Walker, Betty Wilson. Bobby Wright. Hugh Williamson, Van Williams. CHEER LEADERS Mr. Ilrltns, Sponsor First row, left to right: Gloria Sahutini. Theresa Mann, Anita Casey, Lanette Ellis, Edna Mann; second row, Mary Kate Houlditch. Joyce Baker, Charles Horsley, Jackie Powell, Mary Joyce Montgomery; third row, Frances Malain, Herman Harwell, Ramona Dyer, Donald Batson, Dan Collins; fourth row, Mr. Helms, Clyde Bryant, Mary Frances McCollums. MANAGERS William Berry George Hopson ELWYN REED HERBERT HANES BILLY CONWAY BOBBY WELDON RAY LANEY COKER BARTON GENE McQUEEfsj TEAM PAUL ARTHUR CHARLES _ANJGNER GORDON PETTU5 JOHN WILSON IVAN LEONARD DONALD FLORENCE HARRY GILMER _______ : JAMES BILLV CLARK PRENTICE BOBBY LEWIS RAGSDALE LAWLEY CECIL GAINES TEAM BILL DONALD CARL BILLY JACK FARRAR HAMBY McCOOL KENT CHAMBLISS COACH HARRY PAUL COACH LANEY GILMER ARTHUR SIMMONS FOOTBALL By Gordon Norman With th : approach of fall 1943, Woodlawn again looked to its football field, but even more so to its great coach, Malcolm Laney. Upon hi shoulders rested the task of turning a group of inexperienced boys, with only one regular letter man returning, into a squad that would be up to par as much as other Big Five Teams. By the time the first scheduled game rolled around, Coaches Laney and J. O. Simmons proved their worth by turning a group of greenies into a first-class team. As the Colonels of 1943 took their positions on the athletic field where their teammates before them had previously won Woodlawn four consecutive championship crowns, they were rated as a whole, an unfinished, light, and inexperienced team, slightly better than smaller squads. But through the determination to carry on the fighting spirit exhibited before them, these boys rang up the most successful season Woodlawn has ever seen in its history. The completed schedule stacked up 211 points for the Colonels to a mere 15 for their opponents. The Woodlawn aggregation was led by Captain Paul Arthur and Alternate Captain Harry Gilmer. At ends were: Arthur, Elwyn Reed, Bobby Ragsdale, Jack Chambliss, Bill Farrar, Billy Daverson, Jack Elliot; tackles—Donald Florence, Lewis Lawley, Carl Mc-Cool, Herbert Hanes, Billy Kent; guards—Ivan Leonard, Cecil Gaines, Billy Conway, Donald Hamby, Dewey Lee, Gene Driver; centers—Bill Prentice, James Clark, Bud Stewart; fullbacks—Coker Barton, A. J. Dally, Kendall Adkins, John Wilson; quarterbacks— Charles Langner, Ray Laney, Henry Thompson; halfbacks— Harry Gilmer, Gordon Pcttus, Bobby Weldon, Gene McQueen, David Lux. At the end of the season the squad not only returned for a benefit duel with their fierce opponents, the Ensley Yellow Jackets, but also placed these five men on the annual All City team: Arthur, end; Law-ley. tackle' Leonard, guard; Langner, quarterback; and Gilmer, back. Of these five, two—Arthur and Gilmer—were selected unanimously by all Big Five coaches. Named on the second team were: Ragsdale, end; Florence, tackle; and Pcttus, back. Sensational star of the season was Gilmer at left-halfback. Not only was he placed as All-State and All-Southern, but became the third winner of the coveted Quarterback’s Trophy, awarded to the outstanding football player of Jefferson County. His breath-taking leaps into the air and passes became a trade-mark for the Woodlawn team. Congratulations from the Senior Class of 1944 are offered to this great group of boys who could well be called the greatest team ever to represent Woodlawn on the athletic field. Lawley has been selected to lead the next squad to take its place on the field and he will have Gordon Pcttus as the team's Alternate-Captain. To these two we offer special congratulations; and, to next year's squad, we wish a highly successful season with the same excelled brand of sportsmanship and skill exhibited by the 1943 championship team. WOODLAWN 9—BESSEMER 6 This was our opening game and until the last three minutes of play, it seemed like our last. Before the last shrill from the starting whistle had died in the stands, Bessemer had chalked up a touchdown against the Colonels. Then Bessemer led the remainder of the g3tne until Gilmer leaped high into the air and planted his pass into Arthur’s waiting hands over the goal. This game could also be called the Charles Langner Tilt as it was he that booted the extra point to put Woodlawn in the lead. WOODLAWN 14— DUPONT MANUAL 7 Our first out-of-town game came as a surprise triumph to eager fans especially after the Bessemer threat. Again the Colonels' opponents, once national champs, deadlocked a 7-all game until the last minutes of play when Gilmer passed to Gordon Pettus who smashed over on the next play. WOODLAWN 32—RAMSAY 0 Here Woodlawn defended its famed title 3gainst a powerful Blue line, which lacked sufficient offensive action from the back field. The Colonels were none too superstitious, though, to end the contest with identical score of last year’s Ramsay tilt. WOODLAWN 6— ENSLEY 0 Decidedly a championship game was at stake this night as the Colonels played before 19,000 fans. The Colonels were up against the heaviest and must powerful offensive squad they had yet encountered. There were tense moments. Actually Woodlawn scored three touchdowns, but two of them were called back. The game ended with only a one touchdown margin between the keenest rivals in Big Five history. The result was a return match later for the benefit of the Crippled Children's Clinic. WOODLAWN 53—JEFFERSON COUNTY 0 A completely outclassed Jeffico squad took a terrific beating from Wood lawn's mighty Colonels in this game in which Jefferson offered no opposition whatsoever in offensive action. Woodlawn scored at will but demonstrated the true Woodlawn sportsmanship spirit of the winner and cheered their opponents. WOODLAWN 20— PHILLIPS 0 Here an equal proportion involving line strength weight, and powerful opposition was found on both squads. A decisive factor in the city charnpionsip crown, the Crimson contest was one of the hardest to plough through in all Woodlawn-Phillips games. Again the passes of the pride of Woodlawn High School, Harry Gilmer, proved too much for the R“d Raiders to handle. WOODLAWN 26—SIDNEY LANIER 0 The invaders from the capital city found quite a reception awaiting them at the hands of the Birmingham boys. The Colonels really took it out on the Poets, since Sidney Lanier was the last team to defeat Woodlawn, way back in 1940. The Poets failed to cash in on quite a few lucky breaks that chanced their way, thus paving the way for the sixth Colonel victory of the season. WOODLAWN 32—WEST END 0 During the opening quarter of this, our last contest toward a fifth consecutive season, the Colonels failed to get underway as rapidly as in previous games. The Lions were on the verge of taking ad-vantage of this lull to prove themselves the same opposition West End offered in the championship game last year with Woodlawn. Favorable results cashed in later in the game, although, and the Colonels went wild, scoring against their opponents almost at will. ('RIPPLED CHILDREN S BENEFIT GAME NVOODLAWN 19—ENSLEY 0 November 26, 1943—the night of all night in Birmingham high school football. And it was Harry Gilmer’s night for football, too. The Enslcy Yellow Jackets had been previously convinced that nil their hopes lay in stopping Wood!awn's star back before he could pass his deadly shots. Even on the first play not just one Jacket, but the entire Enslcy team nut to use their month’s practice at rushing the backficld for the kill, and succeeded in nailing Gilmer down before his man was in the clear. Enslcy ran into fierce interference from the Colonel line that played the best football of the season in stopping huge Enslcy players reaching out for Gilmer. The fir t touchdown came late in the second quarter and was the result of Gilmer's passes after high leaps into the air. With the same pass that netted Wood-lawn’s first touchdown, Gilmer faded back almost 20 yards from the line of scrimmage and was almost trapped until he leaped into the air, turned the ball loose, and it found its way to Gordon Pettus, standing over the double stripes. Another identical pass to Pettus placed the Colonels on the Jacket one yard line for the third counter. Then tanglier crossed the stripes standing and converted for the extra point to finish the score off at 19-0. Playing to a capacity crowd of 27,000, the largest crowd ever to see a high school football game in the South, Woodlawn boys placed their game in the better ranks of athletics. Another result of this victory was a bid from Miami High School to come in Florida to play in a contest with the Southern Prep Title at stake. Athletic associations in Alabama declined to permit this game. But each member of the Senior Class of 1944 has a special memory to remain with them in years to come of this team—that the significance of the game these boys played will be a beacon and also a challenge to teams to follow. Climax of the season was the awarding of the Charles A. Brown County Championship Trophy for the third consecutive time to give Woodlawn the permanent possession of the coveted trophy. TENNIS By Gordon Norman Prospect' for the 1944 tennis season arc promising at this writing, although the Tennis team has suffered the loss of five star players: Bill Peeples, Hagins Tyler, Claude Hollums, Lem Johns, and Forrest Short Only two star lettcrmen will return to take up their rackets again plus the team’s managers, Roy Vance and Tabor Green, who arc very good material for this year’s team. The two returning lettcrmen are L. V. Chafin and Billy Kent, who at present are in training with Gordon Pettus and Charles Prentice. Last year's B” team also contains excellent material, including: AI Brooks, Roy Scholls, Paul Meeks, Bobby Stone, and William Covington. The 1943 team was hard hit by losses to the service, but managed to tie Phillips for second place in the Jefferson County League. The 1944 schedule is to open April 1 and we arc looking forward to a most successful season. BASEBALL The 194 3 Baseball Team was unusually good, compared to past squads, having placid second in the City Baseball League at the end of its successful season In the finals, Woodlawn lost a game with Phillips, the final victor, 2-1, but won the second game. The last and deciding game caught Woodlawn red-handed with a defeat of 16-7. Jack Berry served as Captain and Catcher. James Holloway and Gene Palmer, star pitchers who also starred on this team, are now in the service. Maloy Wooten played second base; Buford Tucker, first; Gordon Pettus, third; Maxie Bender, and Charles Prentice, short stop; Bobby Ragsdale, and Richard Hahns, right field; Joe 'Fucker, center field; and James Thomas, and Harry Gilmer at left field. TRACK By Gordon Norman I’he members of the Woodlawn Track team carried on a very successful season in the Spring of 1943. Their winnings showed definite proof of their ability to succeed in their undertakings and each player was conscious of the true Wodlawn spirit of athletics. The returning lettcrmen included: Clarence McCullough, Elton Wesley, and Bill Prentice. Dan Newsome, Tommy Crawford, Merrill Cook were also on the team. These hoys won victories over Phillips. West End, Ramsay, and Enslcy. Despite the loss of Captain Robert Holmes and Weightman Leon Cochran, the team still managed to take second place in the State Meet losing to Phillips 37J -36. Clarence McCullough won first place in the 220 yard dash with an unusual time of 23.4 seconds, and placed second in the 100 yard dash. Bill Prentice won first place in the high jump, the pole leveled at 5 feet 8 inches Hugh Sorrell won first place in the mile run with a time of 4 minutes 57.7 seconds. Ernest Mastin came in first for the quarter mile run in 52,7 seconds, lie also placed second in the broad jump. Billy Ray Floyd won third place in the State Meet for the shot put. Elton Wesley finished second in the mile run. Chances run exceedingly high for four first places in the State Meet in 1944, thus bringing the State Track Championship Title to Woodlawn. past master of many field' of sports. BASKETBALL By Gordon Norman Due to losses to the service and the war, the 1944 basketball team was hard hit and lacked sufficient offensive power to bring home another basketball crown. By no means did the Court Colonels fail to put up a stiff fight. The team won victories over Phillips. Bessemer, Ramsav, West End, Tuscaloosa, but lost to Enslcy, Corner, West End. Bessemer Ramsay, in one of the top-notch seasons for the Court Colonels of 1944. COMPETITIVE SCORES WOODLAWN 33—PHILLIPS 14 WOODLAWN 19—F.NSI.EY 39 WOODLAWN 36—BESSEMER 33 WOODLAWN 33—RAMSAY 17 WOODLAWN 39—WEST END 31 WOODLAWN 22—CORNER 27 WOODLAWN 38—PHILLIPS 28 WOODLAWN 34—RAMSAY 31 WOODLAWN 23—ENSLEY 29 WOODLAWN 39—PHILLIPS 17 WOODLAWN 20—WEST END 27 WOODLAWN 21—BESSEMER 31 WOODLAWN 26—TUSCALOOSA 16 WOODLAWN 25—RAMSAY 27 TENNIS CLUB Mr. Carter. Sponsor; Claude Hollumv President; Billy Kent, Vice President: Taber Green. Secretary; Rein Schlity, Taller Reporter; Charles Lawyer. Paul Meeks Jr., Rov Scholl. Beverly Sawyer, Bill Holmes, Bobby Stone, Clyde Coker, Ira Head, Bill Davis, Joe Crump, L. V. Chafin. Bill Acker. President DRAMATIC CLUB Bill Acker, Pres.; Ann Acker, Sec.: Mary Joyce Montgomery, Vice Pres.; Donald Batson, Treas.; Patsey Allen, Ben Allan, Roberta Allison, Colleen Alla way, Margaret Anderson, Ester Atchison, Barbara Baker, Betty Baker, Donald Batson, Gwen Bee, Jean Billingsley, Charles Billingsley, John Blattncr, Mary Louise Brand. ! Brooks, Grace Brooks, Betty Brack, Jenny Brown, Jean Brown, Davis Bryant. Jean Cobern, Barbara Colley, Annie Bell Counts, Benny Duncan, Ray Duncan. Barbara Edwards, Edwards Estes, Ann Fadcly, Wayne Fisher, Margie Flaretv. Jack Forstman, Jane Foster, Anna Jean Franklin, Jean Franklin, George Freeman, Martha Jean Gilmer, Elcnor Glasgow, Jeanette Gore, Carolyn Graham, Charles Hagler, June Hall, Virginia Hinkle, Jo Ann Hobbs, Jean Holt, Olga lloosicr, Ray Howard, Pat Howren, Frank Hull, Cleveland Hunt, Donald Jones, Elsie O’Kelly, Robert Lnney, Dudley Lankford, Jackie Lovdady, Vera Lyons, Francis Malain Peggy Malloy, Berne Marsh, Martha Martin, Anne Masterson, Pelham McDonald, Evelyn McLarty, Margaret Metzler, Mary Jo Ncwbourne, Betty Miller, Fred Mon-teabarr, Rheba Morris, Mary E. Morris, Jimsy Murphree, Janet Nunnally, Jams Patton, W. D. Peeples, Jr., Dempsey Pennington, Brent Petty, Joan Crash, Margarie Rhodes, Ferris Ritchey, Betty Rominc, Sue Pat Santmycr, Bcttyc Saxon. Margie Shaw, Rosemary Smith, Betty Jean Speed, Mary Jean Stapp, Betty Jean Stcdmnn, Mary Martha Stinson, Helen Talley, Madge Tolbert, Mary Trull, Dorothy Valear, Bob Cancc, Mary Louise Walker. Marven Wallace. Janette Welch, Martha Ann Wilkenson, Jimmy Wood, Glcna Woodward. Flora Wooten, William Morgan, Catherine Hochn, Eolinc McGowan, Jenny Monroe. Sarah Jackson President MASQUE AND GAVEL HONOR SOCIETY Mis?. Johnson, sponsor; Betty Baker, Marguerite Chitwood, Edward Estes, William Johns. Charles Long, Jerry Monroe, Jimmy Wood, Mary Belle Hilliard, Eleanor Glasgow, Pat Howren, Bill Acker, Charles Hagler, Cleveland Hunt, Dudley Langford, Dempsey Pennington, Ann Acker, Donald Batson, Al Brooks, Fay Blackerbv, Betty Ann Johnscy, Katherine Kanellis, Mary Joyce Montgomery, Jams Patton, W. D. Peeples, Emily Evans, John Blattncr. Betty Baker President OMICRON DELTA Betty Baker, Bill Acker, William Johns, Dudley Lankford, Dempsey Pennington. Mary Bell Hilliard. Marguerite Chitwood, Eleanor Glasgow. BROTHERHOOD WEEK POSTER AWARDS WON STATE PRIZES €(Icl T Jcte. Yic Cer'y A. I THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER THE CAST Emily Evan , Mary Joyce Montgomery, Charles Hauler, Janis Patton, Donald Batson, Mary Belle Hilliard, Bertha Peeples, Sara Jackson. William John's. Betty Baker, Dudley Lankford Jr, Bill Acker, Ann Acker. Dempsey Pennington Jr. Ferris Ritchey, Brent Petty, Marvin Wallace, Herman King, George Freeman Jr, Pelham McDonald, Betty Ann Johnscy, Jack Forstman, Cleveland Hunt. A! Brooks, John Blattner, W. D Peeples, Charles Billingsley. William Morgan. THE THIRTEENTH CHAIR THE CAST Ann Acker Al Brooks, Betty Baker, William John’s, Donald Batson, Betty Ann Johnsey, Jean Cohern, Katherine Lokey, Dudley Lankford Jr, Palmer Turner. Dempsey Pennington Jr, Jeanne Franklin, W. D. Peeples Jr. Frances Walker, Bill Acker. George Freeman Jr, Pelham McDonald Jr, Polly Ann Clark, Ferris Ritchey Jr, Brent Petty. Helen Counts, Concert Master, Fall term. Joe James, Concert Master, Spring term. WOODLAWN HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA Spring Term 1944 FIRST VIOLIN: Joe James concert master, spring; Helen Count , concert master, fall: Jeanne Franklin, Dempsey Pennington, Dudley Lankford. Helen Harrell, Hugh Brown, Emma-lyn Murphree, Margaret Jean Kirby, Jean McCune.SECOND VIOLINS: Florence Kirby, principal; Elizabeth AI verson, Julia Dick, George Creel, Ruth Ann Cook, Joyce Snyder. VIOLAS: Mildred Denton, principal; Sydney Rainc , Flora Whittet, Jetta Tolbert, Bob Copus, Marjorie Koonc. CELLOS: Annie Belle Counts, principal; Barbara Bailey, Willodean Davis, Louise Bishop, Marjean Nabors, Betty Ann Arthur, Evelyn Owen, Emmett Tarrant. BASSES: E. G. Sims, principal; Millard Stephens, Ralph Walker, Allen Brown. FLUTES: Torn 'Truss, Dorothy Burdeshaw, Mary Chloc McCullough. CLARINETS: Maude Allen Jordan, Jam -Galbreath, Ervin Pope. BASSOON: Morris Dillard. HORNS: Wm. Rutledge, Vann Spurriel. CORNETS: Buddy Scott, George I.unceford. TROMBONES: James Harrison, Douglas Gray TUBA: John Blattncr. PERCUSSION: Edith Van Keuren, Palmer Turner. PIANO: Donald Williamson. Bill Farrar, Mildred Weeks, Edwina Whiteside and G. C. Hunt. GOLD Sc WHITE FOLLIES COMMITTEE Bill I'arrar, Fat Abbott. Roy Canfield, Dot Zude, Elizabeth Moore .md Katherine I-okcy. Wf- 0 ? WZA Ol ) M(S £■ ) f £ OA M 9 V OC } V 3o3S MISS nSPHERON ROY DOT IMACK ORDEN LOONEY FIGHTER AIRCRAFT ARMORER MARY KATE MISS CHAMBLEE BILL ARNOLD MARDI5 AND JOAN HANDICRAFT CLUB Mr. Holland, sponsor; I’rcuit Holland, Pro.; Joe Bishop, V.-Pres.; Billy Favors, See.; Jacob Bosworth, I.cland Dockery, Movie Martin. Charles MeGheehan, Floyd Oxlev, Sam Salerno, Billy Seale. Mack Waters, Dewey Webb, Billy Wilkie, Bill Wilson. Charles Samuel, Bobby Wright, and Ben Slay. MARSHAL CAPTAINS Derr ell Dean Coley, Don Cow, Asst., Period one; Sare Jackson, Eva Mae Ellis, Period two; Wallace Daniels. Mary Lee Fugua, Eva Mae Ellis, Aud. Period; Mildred Weeks, June Dnuning, Mary Ellen Jeter, Claire Hodges, Johnnie Faye Hughes, Period three; Minnie Jean Enslcy, Louise Billingsley, Claire Hodges, Period four; Minnie Jean Enslcy, Period five; Eleanor Glasgow, Period six; Mary Lee Fugua, Margaret Fox, Period seven; June Donning, Mildred Weeks. Pre-school; Spon� ors-P re-school, Coach Blanc, Per. one, Mr. Simmons, Miss Smith; Per. two, Miss Ward. Miss Whatley; Aud. Per., Miss Davis; Per. three. Miss McPherson; Per. four, Mr. Brown. Miss Blewett; Per. five. Miss Fergus, Mr. Garmmon; Per. six, Mrs. Tomlinson, Mr. Holland; Per. seven. Mrs. Davis, Mr. Gray; Marshall Court, Mr. Holland, Mary Lee Fugua. MARSHALS Mr. Fullington, sponsor; Mane Hamner, Eugene Bolton, Dorothy Story, Jane Foster, Robert Clowdcr, Mary George Sanders, Henry Landers, Y’ixginia Williams, Florence Eubanks, Jackie Moore, Donald McCool, Ruby Jean Jones. Mary Elizabeth Morris, Billy Wilkie, Wvnelle Welch. Betty Bagiev, Billve fo McLaughlin, Lorenia Johnson, Ted Ruddick, Ben Allen. Dorothy Bendall, Mary Sue Looney, Margaret Lord, Jennie Padalino, Jonnie Elizabeth Hughes, Mane Thornton, Margaret Jones, Billy Stone, Donna Calender, Molly Holland. Barbara Baker, Rotnon3 Dvar, Mayoric Robertson, Gladys Hite, Wimma Sommers. Mary Louise Edgar, Marion Bowden. Travis Smith, Kathryn Hoeher, Gwen Bee, Jewell Williamson, Jackie Lovelady, Nadie Jane C rot well, Annie Kate Rickies, Betty Jo Bush, Maggie Powell, Malcolm Gilliard, Janet Nunallv. Gu Cos was, Charles Kline, James McCain, Sylvia Greene, Jennie Putman, Helen Preston, Mary Louise Walker, Freida Hale, Katherine Saunders, Billie Ruth Adwell, Preuit Holland, Bobbie Jean Simms, Pauline Berry, Mildred Shivers, Betty Saxon, Beatrice Allen, Doris Bellows, Martha Darby, Lorene Cruise, Gladys Davis. Sara Beth Beddow, Ruth Posey, Billy Therrill, Betty Johnston. Jack McAllister, Nancy Jones, Frances Nickolson, Emma Jean Staton. Margaret Stone. June Clutts, John Schroedcr, Johnnie Faye Hughes, James McQuer, Eva Jean Lonier, Betty Mooney, Robert Steadman, jean Rushing, Edna Mann. Billy Stone, Robert Self, Katherine Cawthon. Lois Crumberly, Jane Lankford. Mary Overton. Nelda Tuvin. Billie Creel, Sue Garett, Jimmy Show. Blokrl Rovertson, F.amestine Hurst, Eugene Williams, Marline Horsley. Annie Baits. Juanita Littlejohn, Mary McCullough, Betty Millard, Juanita Warrell, Billie Lacey, Virginia Rodges, George Perkins, Curtes Brewer, Rcmona Brooks, Betty Jean Steadman, Carol Gaunt. Betty Battle. Carelton Evans, Ruth Allen Cook, Jean Ethenidgc, Acie Bell Flott, Mary Draw, Leainon I.inderman, Dorothy Eiloit, Betty Miles, Vera Koone, Carolyn Denny, Virginia Williams, Hazel Maddex, Harry English, John Simms, Frank Hull, Marliene Hanclv, Bob Vance, Jean Phillips, Marguarite Chitwood, Billie Monna Conoles, Betty Dothroc, Ruby Dollar, Mary Hillard, Virginia Harrell, Jerry Loyd, Annette Holley, June Sellers, Mary Saunders, Mary Trucll, Joanne Hobbs. Edna Bowman. Helen Wison, Dolly Williamson, Emogene Hill, Jimmy Show. Louise Cleveland. Margaret Patman. Jerry Brown. Harriet Curl, Dorothy Overstreet. Joyce Sharp, Nancy Harden, Jeanne Brown, Joseph Noble, Marion Brown, Betty Jo Cm!. Bessie Sims, Jeanne Moore, Marguarite Johns, Beatrice Allen, Joe Bancroft, Barbara Crockwell, Ann Brown, Peggie Skidmore, Allen Hodges, Svgia Saxon, Mary Jo Harris, Jane West, Dorothy Brooks, Mary Cox, Marie Martin, Jimmie Russell, Clifford Shannon, Betty Bellengcr, Marcelyti Gillespie, Albert Chambliss. Hugh Pemberton, Marjorie Flaritv, Margarctc Robertson. Joan Staton, Jo Ethel Nelson, Jean Whiscnhurt. Betty Jean Gann, Mary Elizabeth Staton, Joan Brosch, Gladys Robbins, Katherine Gunter, Elizabeth Franklin, Mary Ruth Moore, Mary Clem, June Wilkins. Gene Holland, Mary Louise Appleton, Louise West, Faye Haynes, Rovce Haynes, Jerry Graham. 31 n fJUmflrimn Lvles Densmore Lawrence Actison Joe Gomperts C. G. Church Charles Felrus Henry B. Evans Hoh Burns John Metts John Woods Morgan Gillespie Carl Israel Earl Adams Joe Kennington Charlie Metts Eugene Smith Virgil Thomson Van Skiff John Warner Winston Lewis Charles Hoover Dr. Joe Bancroft WCCDl WN HIGH HtHCCI 1 FUND AEPMAP ARMSTPOMG The Senior June class, 1943, voted to put aside some of the money they collected toward a Woodlawn Hitch School Memorial. Mr. Hendrix, principal, agreed to put in this fund some extra money left by two previous classes. Miss Isobcl Ford, former F.nglish teacher at Woodlawn, gave $5 and the Pen and Ink Club and Council gave $40 from “The Follies”. It now, March 1944, stands at $345. The exact form this memorial will take has been left open but all are agreed it will be a memorial to our boys in service. The standing committee for the Memorial includes Mr. Martin, Principal of the school, the President of the P.-T. A., the Art Director of Birmingham Public Schools, the Art teacher of Woodlawn High School, the Presidents of Woodlawn High School classes, the President of the Council, and the President of the Pen and Ink Club. The faculty representatives for 1943 1944 were Miss Elizabeth Chapman, Miss Elizabeth Stradham. and Mi's Flcmma Snidow. PPES JONE CLASS 43 S DMEV EDWARD OUMTER FARRAR MARGARET' MILLER MARTA A PURSER LAMAR SMITH ARMOLD MARD S MARR MOORE PAT ABBOTT MP.N.B. HENDRIX Principal 1926-1943 APTI5T MP. A.L. BAIRNSFATHER gift rm whald comes Pres ntzd by Mrs. EL.Farrar President oF RTA. 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