Woodlawn High School - Woodlog Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1945 volume:

CARP E. D LW CONTAINING -THE • • PICTORIAL • RECORD “ OF °THE GRADUATES-19+50 ftp -' lr Jl A Jcft COMPILED BY THE SENIORS U W.J. CAIT1PU mv i Ajbu ci?oom B£Tfv,m MR. J. I- HF.LMS l or the interest shown in athletics at Woodlawn, for the friendly manner which won the love and admiration of the student body, for the many unselfishly spent hours for the good of our school, and for his example toward nobler living, we, the Senior Class of 1 44-45 dedicate this, our annual, to Mr. J E. Helms. During our fiw iw6 years as student at Woodbvvn High School, Mr Noble B. Hendrix, now dean of student , at the University of Alabama was our Principal. Kor his unfailing kindness, his helpfulness, his friendship, and the inspiration of his leadership, we the Graduating Class, wish to thank him again in «mr annual, the Wooding of 1 14-4-45 Principle's Message You, the members of this graduating class, we haw clearly demonstrated that « u can take defeat as well as victors like true sportsmen,both as individuals and 3S a cits Mav we, as individuals and as a group, strive to turn both defeats and victories into ideals of honor, courtesy, and fair play. These virtues have made Woodlawn High School dear to us. Through this, our anunai, may we relive our joys,our triumphs,and our memories. Ralph Martin SALUD ELIZABETH HUNT STEADHAM AV REVOIK. MISS STEADHAM In ihc spring of 1922, when Wood lawn High School first pcned it door lo the hoy and girl of the eastern section of Birmingham, Miss Elisabeth Steadham started on her busy career at Woodlawn. She began a instructor in Spanish and session room teacher of Room 5 (the present Room 3). For two years she worked, helping to get the new high school under way; then she felt the urge to travel. She sailed for Europe, and spent a year studying in France and Spain. In the fall of 1926 she returned to Woodlawn High School. It was at thin time that the became interested in the marshals and was appointed assistant faculty ad visor of the new marshal force. Soon after, she wa� chief marshal sponsor and worked tire le s!y in that capacity for the neat dozen year . When no longer marshal sponsor, she assisted with the organization until the past year. It ha been through her zeal and inspiration that the marshal force hat developed into the splendid organization that it is today. In 1927, upon the death of Mr. Reams, Head of the Language Department, Mis Steadham was appointed to fill the vacancy. The teacher under her have found her most cooperative and thoughtful of their welfare. In order to make their work lighter she ha often taken over dutie that as Head of the Department the might have delegated to others. Her pupils have been given, along with the study of the French and Spanish languages, a knowledge of the countries where these languages are spoken and an appreciation of the people and their custom . Stories of her travels in foreign land have helped to enrich the courses she ha taught. In addition to her regular class work, her marshal work, and her duties a Head of the Department. Miss Steadham, during the principalship of Mr. Bandman, was Home Visitor, her duties corresponding somewhat to those of Girls Advisor today. This work entailed visit to the homes of pupils and required time outside of school hours. Miss Steadham has been Faculty Representative of the P.-T. A. She has been instrumen- tal in having teacher membership in the P.-T. A. one hundred per cent. Miss Steadham has not been too busy to he friendly at all time with teacher and pupils. She ha always had time for little chats in the hall ; she has had time for such thoughtful act a taking two new girls out to their home in Roebuck when they had missed connections with a schoolmate that was to how them how to get home. She has had time to help her pupils entertain, in her home, French cadets on visits to Birmingham. There are countless other thoughtful thing she has done for people. Nobody can work forever as hard a Miss Steadham has worked; therefore, she has decided that at the end of thi semester she i leaving the teaching profession to retire. GLADYS ARMSTRONG: Commercial; B. S. University of Alabama. TEN A BARKER: Mathematic ; B. S., M. A. Peabody College. MILDRED BARNARD: English; B. A. Blue Mountain College. MRS. FANS’ C. BLACKBURN: Lunchroom Cashier. JOHN P. BLANK: Physical Training; B. S. University of Illinois. DOROTHY BLEWF.TT: English; A. B. New-comb College; M, A. Columbia University. YANCEY BOWIE: English Bovs’ Advisor; A. B. Davidson College; M. A. Lrniversiiy of North Carolina. CLARENCE E. BROWN: Manual Training; B. S. Auburn. MRS. LUCILLE BURTON: Mathematics; A. B. Howard College. JOHN L. CARTER: History; B. $.. M. S. Auburn. MARY A. CHAMBLEE: English; Journalism; A. B., A. M. Howard. ELIZABETH H. CHAPMAN: History; Ph. B. University of Chicago; M. A. Columbia University. ROSE LORRAINE COWN: Science; B. S. Georgia State College for Women; M. A. Columbia Uuiversity. MRS. BLANCHE EVANS DEAN: Science; A B. University of Alabama. ANNA DOUGHERTY: English; A. B. Con-verse College; M. A. Northwestern University. MARY DEAREN: Commercial; B. S. C. Bowling Green Business University; A. B. University of Kentucky. CLAUDE DOWLING: Music; Graduate Alabama College; American Conservatory of Music, Chicago; Voice, Oscar Seagle, Alexander Savine, Clara H. Steele. A. M. DcSHAZO; Machanical Drawing; B. S. Auburn. MARY SUE EDMONDS: History; B. S. Missouri State College; M. A. Uuiversity of Missouri. JESSICA FARNHAM: Art; Graduate Chicago Art Institute; A. B Howard College; Two Years Courtor’s Atelier, Paris, France. LAWRENCE FULLINGTON: Woodwork; Auburn; Howard; Birmingham-Southern. STACEY FURR: Latin; A. B., A. M. 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. BEATRICE HANNON: English. Girls Advia-er; B. S. University of Alabama; M. A. Columbia University. MARY YAXDLE HAON: Comercial; B. S. Howard College. RUTH HARRISON; English; B. S. Vanber-bilt University. MRS. PAGE H. SEIER: Assistant Librarian; B. S. Birmingham-Southern College; B. S. in L. S. Emory University. MAYME Y. HAWKINS: English; B. S, A. M. University of Missouri. J. E. HELMS: History; A. B. Mississippi College; M. A. Peabody College. MRS. VELMA ARNOLD HILL: Commercial; A. B. Birmingham-Southern P. I. HOLLAND: Manual Training; B. S. Birmingham-Southern. ROSE B. JOHNSON: Speech; A. B. Brenau College; M. A. University of Georgia; M. A. University of Michigan. MILDRED JOHNSTON: Librarian; A. B. Judson College; B. S. in L. S. Peabody; M. S. in L. S. Columbia. JOHN A. LIGHT: Vocal Music; B. M. Northwestern University. Hie following teachers have no pictures in the H'oodlog. NELLIE ARGUE: Mathematics; A. B. Howard College; M. A. Columbia University. JAMES L. BATTLE: Science; M. A. Howard. JANET BJORGO: History; B. S. North west-arn University. MARY EWING FERGUS: Mathematics; A. B. Uniersity of Tennessee. MRS. CHRISTINE H. FLOYD: Science; B. S. Birmingham-Southern. ANNE GRETSCHMANN: Home Economics: B. S. South Dakuta State College. EVELYN HIX: History; A. B. Howard College. VIRGIL LAMB: Spanish; A. B. Vastar College. LILLIAN LOTSPEICH: Mathematics; A. B. University of Alabama; M. A. Columbia University. MARGARET LEWIS: Registrar; A. B. Judson College. B. LLOYD: Building Custodian. MRS. SADIE LYKES: Lunchroom Manager. FLORENCE M. McCOY: History; M. A. Peabody. MARGARET McPHERON: Mathematics: B. S. Birmingham-Southern; M. A. Peabody. KATE MALONE: Science; B. S.; M. S. Howard College. MRS. R. D. 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 Gockcl Gusscn, Ernest Hutcheson and in Paris With Wager Swayne. MILDRED OGDEN: Music Appreciation. Harmony. English; B. A. Newcomb College. Tu-lane University; M. A. Teachers’ College, Columbia University. SARA F. ORDWAY: English; B. S. Auburn; A. B. Columbia University; M. A. University of Michigan. SUSIE A. POMEROY: Private Voice; Studied with Clara Harper. Steele Studios, and Oscar Scagle, New York City. MRS. MADGE ROBINSON: Assistant Registrar. MRS. ROMOLA ROSS MADEWELL: English; A. B. Newcomb College. BONNIE SAZERA: B. S. Howard. JAMES SIMMONS: Science; Sheet Metal; B. S. University of Alabama; M. S. University of Alabama. MRS. GERALD A. SMITH: Band; B. M. Knox College. HELEN SMITH: Commercial; A. B. Birmingham-Southern College. FLEMMA SNIDOW: Mathematics; B. S. Peabody College. ELIZABETH STEADHAM: Spanish; Ph. B. Athens College; A. B. Birmingham-Southern College. HALLIE STEPHENSON: Mathematics; A. B. Howard Colllege. RALPH W. STONIER. History; B. S. in Ed. Mansfield State Teachers’ College; M. A. University of Alabama. ALICE C. THOMPSON: English; A. B. Hunt-ington College; M. A. Columbia University. FLORENCE TOMLINSON: Science; A. B., M. A. Howard College. LOULA UPTON: History; B. SM M. A. Peabody. DOROTHY VERNON: Home Economics; B. S. Columbia University. W. M. WEST: Mathematics; A. B. Vanderbilt University. MRS. MARY E. WILLIAMS: Assistant Lunchroom Manager. R. W. YOUNGBLOOD: Science; B. S., M. S. Auburn. PAULINE ZINSER: Orchestra and String Instruction; B. Mu ., M. Mu ., Illinois Wesleyan University; Private instruction with well-known Chicago teachers; Violin and ensemble with Ottakar Cadek, formerly of the New York String Quartette; Member of Illinois Wesleyan University, Bloomington Philharmonic, Chicago Womans Symphony, Birmingham Civic Symphony; Guest performer with Pensacola Symphony and Jud«on College String Ensemble; One of the organizers of the Birmingham Chamber Music Society. The following teachers have no pictures in the Woodlog. KATHERINE McKAY: English; B. S. Howard. ANNIE B. MITCHELL: English; B. S. University of Alabama. ADELINE MORTON: History; A. B. Elizabeth College. DOROTHY PETERSON: Mathematics; A. B. University of Wisconsin. MYRTLE R1DGELL: Science; A. B. University of Kentucky. C. L. SENN: Physical Education; B. S. Auburn. FLORINF. 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 Tift College. SUMMER SCHOOL DORIS JANE ATKINSON: DORIS ELIZABETH BARR: MARY JO BLACK: JOHN WESLEY BOURN, JR.: ELEANOR GLADYS BURTON: JULIA MAUDE DE POOR: Orchestra. RAYBURN FERGUSON: Hi-Y Usher Club; Cavaliers; Warblers Club; “Pirate of Penzance”; ‘•American Way”; “Evening of Music ; Warbler Minstrel ; Apollo Club; Christina Festival . ELIZABETH GARNER: BETTY JOYCE GRAHAM: BETFYE DEAN HILLIARD: Majorette. ANNIE LOIS HOLMES: MARY KATE HOULDITCH: Cheerleader. CLEVELAND HUNT: V. Pres. Student Body '43; Omicron Delta Honor Society; Euclidean Honor Society; Masque and Gavel liunor Society; American Legion Oratorical Content 44; “The Man Who Came to Dinner ; “Admirable Crichton ; Warbler Club; Hi-Y Ushers; Club; Warblers Minstrels; Evening of Music; Christmas Festival. MARY ELLA HOUSTON: GRACE LaRUB JACKSON: DOROTHY CLAIR KOONE: CHEREL ELAINE MASSEY: ALMA RUTH NASH: JOHN DONALD NICHOLSON: SAM DOUGLAS SHARP: LOUISE SZAKATS: KATHRYN LOUISE THOMPSON: GLADYS EVELYN WALKER: EVELYN DOROTHEYA WOOD: ROBERT CLIFFORD WELDON: HAZEL LUCILLE YOUNGBLOOD: Summer School Graduates for whom there are no picture . WADEALENE ALLEN: MARGARET ELIZABETH JONES: DOROTHY LOUISE LIGON: EVELYN NORWOOD: JULIANNA OPANCHYK: JOSEPH OPENSHAW: RUTH RIVERS: MADGE MARIE WOODS: CHARLIE WYATT: HISTORIAN’S REPORT CLASS OF JANUARY, 1945 By Martv Stinson And it came to pass that in February, 1941, 268 seniors passed the eighth grade of their respective grammar schools and passed out . . . into a world that wa entirely different from the old one. At first the new world was enough to scare them out of their half-wits ... I mean half out of their wit . But they managed to survive the ordeal and Woodlawn High became home to 268 brand new Freshmen. Here they were allowed to have a say-so in choosing their officers, but here also they had a detention hall. Here they could go out in the stadium half of their lunch period, but here also they had only 22 minutes to cat. For every pleasure there was a drawback, but for every drawback there was a pleasure. And time marched on. The first year brought confusion, worries and fun. Much hard work and time were consumed in working out problems that would have an effect on high school career . For instance, it required a considerable amount of time to learn the shortest ways to the lunch room from both 102 and 201, how to dispose of chewing gum in a hurry, and where in creation the Taller box was. But there was fun to go along with it. In the spring there was “W”-Day, and not only did the Freshmen have the lovliest queen but they won the yelling contest, too. It was a proud day in the lives of the 268. And then, of course, there was football; and, through the good influence of these new students and considerable effort on the part of the team, Woodlawn walked off with the championship. And time stumbled on. Naturally, the second year brought its problems. Among them were plane geometry, dates, Gareth and Lynette, dates, ancient history, dates, and blonde date . The Sophomores spent a great deal of time learning just exactly how many people would fit between each row of lockers during an air raid drill and a great deal more learning bow many folk would fit in a coupe when Pop let them have the car. The foorball team didn’t do so badh that year either, and Woodlawn kept her place on top. And time crawled on. The third year brought Mr. Martin and green paint. Mixed with the sorrow of losing Mr. Hendrix was the glad feeling of being lucky enough to get a man as swell as Mr. Martin to take his place. And mixed in with the lovely smell of the newly painted walls were the distinctive, unforgettable odors of burning sulphur in the chemistry labs and cabbage in the lunch room. Once again we came out football champs. By this time, however, lots of our men folks bad left us; for the call of Uncle Sam was one that could not be denied. So we crawled into the home stretch. The fourth year brought homework, school-work, and creamed onions. Aviation students developed a rare interest in the weather; art Modem suddenly became interested in their an; music students suddenly began to sing a little louder and journalism students woke up. Soon they would be leaving Woodlawn and the thought that the poor kid remaining behind would never again enjoy the pleasure of their combined company left a sad feeling in their hearts that could only be covered with work. The idea that unless they did get busy they wouldn’t graduate never entered their heads. And so the Seniors worked away. “To be or nor to he became mixed with the “main nopulation changed in the U. S. since the Civil War”. Then bibliographies and graduation hooks turned up everywhere and the job was done. The Senior were ready to graduate. Time curled up and went to sleep. SUMMER SCHOOL WILLIAM KENT: Football ’43, '44; Tennis '43, 44; Euclidean Honor Society '43; National Honor Society '44; Hi-Y Usher Club '43; Pres. Tennis Club '44; Pre . Senior Class. BILL FARRAR: Pres. S. R. '41; Chairman Freshman Committee '41; Pre . Model Club '41-'44; American Way” ’41; Robin Hood” '42; Oratorical Contest '42; Pres. Warbler Club '44; Evening of Music '43; Warblers Minstrel 43-'45; Apollo Club 42, '43; Sec., Head Usher of Hi-Y Ushers Club; Football ’42-’44; Track Team '44; V. Pres. Student Body '44; Chairman National Defense Committee; Editor Gold and White Handbook '44; Sec. Birmingham Area Hi-Y Council '44; Sec. Birmingham Protective Council 44; National Honor Society '44; Master Ceremonies Gold and White Follies '43; V. Pres. Senior Cla« . MILDRED EDITH BEST: Marshal; Promethean Club; Pres., V. Pres., Taller Rep. S. R. PALMER TURNER: Evening of Music; Cavaliers Club 41, '42; Band Honor Society '44; National Honor Society '43, '44; V. Pres. Euclidean Honor Society '44; Associate Editor Tatler Staff '44; Masque and Gavel Honor Society '44; Dramatic Club '41, ’42; Spanish Club '43, 44; The Thirteenth Chair”; Janie”; Treasurer Senior Class. BILL ACKER: Chairman National Defense Committee '43; Pres. Thalian Dramatic Club; Asst. Head Usher, V. prev Hi-Y Ushers Club; V. Pres. Euclidean Honor Society; Pre . National Honor Society; Masque and Gavel Honor Society; Omicron Delta Honor Society; Seven Plays; Debate Team '43; Winner New Age - Herald Oratorical Contest '44; Senior Speaker. TABER QREEN: Masque and Gavel Honor Society; National Honor Society; Euclidean Honor Society; Hi-Y Usher Club; Pres. Photography Club; Sec Tennis Club; Sports Editor Taller; Tennis Team '41, '42; Janie” ’44; Senior Speaker. DORIS DEWITT POGUE: Tatler Rep.; Artist Pen and Ink Honor Society '44; Certificate of Merit for International Latham Foundation Poster; Second prize for National Conference of Christian and Jew Poster. JOHN BENJAMIN PALMER: Pre . Pen and Ink Club; Marshal '41; Pres. S. R. '42; Spanish Club. DUDLEY LANKFORD: Pres. Student Body '44; Pre . National Honor Society 44; Pres. Euclidean Honor Society 44; Omicron Delta Honor Society 43, '44; Masque and Gavel Honor Societv 43, '44; Big Five Recreation Committee; Concertmeister '43; Toastmaster Football Banquet '44; Civitan Oratorical Contest '44; Warblers Club '44; Hi-Y Ushers '43, '44; Chairman Student Auxiliary Committee; The Man Who Came to Dinner” '43; The Thirteenth Chair '44; Janie '44; State Musical Festival '41. '42; Warblers Minstrel '4$; Thalian Dramatic Club; Lions Club Oratorical Contest; Warble-r Club; Hi-Y Ushers' Club; Chairman Big Five Recreation Committee; Pres. S. R. five time ; Senior Musician. DEMPSEY PENNINGTON: Omicron Delta Honor Society; Masque and Gavel Honor Society; Council Rep. Hi-Y Usher Club; Thalian Dramatic Club; Warblers Club; National Defense Committee; Debate Team '43; Con certineister of W. H. S. Orchestra '43, 44; Part in Major Play ; Senior Class Musician; H'oodlog Staff. EMMETTE TARRANT: National Honor Society; Euclidean Honor Society; Trea . Hi-Y Ushers Club; Dramatic Club; Activities Committee; Janie ; Senior Musician. MARY MARTHA STINSON: National Honor Societ '44; Masque and Gavel Honor Society '44; Euclidean Honor Society 42; Tatler Staff; Dramatic Club ’42-'44; Omicron Delta Honor Socict) '44; H'oodlog Staff '44; Various S. R. Office ; Hittorian Senior Clast. MARTELIA JANE BELL: V. Pre . National Honor Society '44; Euclidean Honor Society '43, '44; Sec. Patrician Latin Club '43; Sec. Girl Glest Club 43; H'oodlog Staff ’44; Christmas Festivals; Evening of Music; Presenter Senior Class. BETTY MARIE MILLER: National Honor Society; Masque and Gavel Honor Societv; Football Sponsor 42, ’43; Sophomore Queen W -Day '42; Track sponsor 43; W'-Day Queen '44; Sec. Student Body; Pres., V. Pre . Euclidean Honor Society; R. O. T. C. Sponsor; Pres. Spanish Club; Trea . Dramatic Club; Janie '44; Senior Class Prophet '44. KITTY GRAY: Tatler Rep. S. R. '42; Tatler Rep. Junior Girl Re erve Club '42; Evening of Music; National Honor Society ‘44; Apollo Club; Omicron Delta Honor Society. VIRGINIA REGISTER: Christmas Festival '41-'43; Spring Festival ’42-'44; Sec., V. Pre . Althean Club; Tatler Rep., V. Pre . Girls Glee Club; Sec., V. Pres. S. R.; Apollo Club; Banquet Soloist. EMILY HELEN EVANS: National Honor Society; Masque and Gavel Honor Society '43; Chrifttma Music Festival '41-'44; Spring Voice Recital '42-’44; V. Pres. Latin Club; Girls Glee Club; Apollo Club; Marshal '41; Janie '44; The Man Who Came to Dinner '43; The Thirteenth Chair Intermission Soloist; Omicron Delta Honor Society. EDITH MYRTLE SMITH: Marshal '40. '41; V. Pre . Pen and Ink Club; H'oodlog Artist '44; Senior Class Banquet Artist '44; Certificate of Merit on the International Latham Foundation Poster '44. CLA55 OFFICERS JANUARY l ?45 ANN ACKER: Sec. National Honor Society ’44; Sec. Dramatic Club ’44; Euclidean Honor Society '43, '44; Masque and Gavel Honor So ciety ’43, ’44; Omicron Delta Honor Society '44; R. O. T. C. Sponsor ‘42; V. Pres. Latin Club '42; “The Man Who Came to Dinner” '43; The Thirteenth Chair” 44; “Janie” '44; Marshal ’42; Pres., V. Pres., Treas. S. R. MARY HELEN ADAMS: Pres. S. R. '43; Auxiliary Committee 43; French Club; Apollo Club; Sec. S. R. 42. EUGENIA BARKSDALE: Marshal 42; Girls Letter Club ’42-’44; Olympian Honor Society '43. 44. DOLLY NELL BARNETT: Marshal; Stamp Club. SARAH BETH BEDDOW: Band 42-44; Girls Letter Club; Treas. Olympian Honor Societv; Tatitr Rep. S. R. 42, ’43. BETTY JEAN BELLENGER: Marshal ’42, '43; Apollo Club '42-’44; Evening of Music 42; Christmas Festival '42. EMMA FAYE BROWNING: Euclidean Honor Society '43, '44; National Honor Society 44; Sec., Tatltr Rep. S. R. JOSEPHINE ANN BRUCE: Pres., V. Pres. S. R. ’42 '44; Pres. Spanish Club '43; Thrift Committer '42; National Defense Committee '44; Apollo Club '44; Girls Glee Club '43. SARA JANE BRYANT: Girl Letter Club '42-'44; Olympian Honor Society '43, ’44; Marshal 42. FLORENCE JOY CALDWELL: Sec., Treas. S. R. '41, '43; Marshal '42-’44; Apollo Club '44. GEORGE PRESTON CANNON: Marshal '41; V. Pres Model Club 43; Senior Club '42, ’43; Track Team '43. RAYMOND MAURICE CARNES, JR: Band 41-'44; Treas. $. R. ,43; Pres., V. Pres. Print Club '43, '44; Track Team 44. JAMES EUGENE CARROLL: National Honor Society '44, '45; Euclidean Honor Society '43, '44; Aviation Club 42, ’43; Spanish Club 44; Apollo Club ’44; Hi-Y Ushers Club ’43, ’44. ANITA LANE CASEY: Cheerleader '42-'44; W” Day Track Dances '44; Various S. R. office . DONALD GENE CASH: Lt. Col. R.O.T.C. '44; Disc and Diamond Honor Society '44; Officer and Non-Commissioned Officers Club '43, 44; V. Pres. S. R. 44. DOROTHY JEAN CHEEK: R.O.T.C. Sponsor '41, '42; Pres., Sec. Athean Club '42, '43; Sec. S. R. 43, '44; Wood log Staff '44. MACK CLAYTON, JR.: V. Pres. S. R. '42; Taller Rep. '43. BETTY WARD CLEM: Band '42. '43; Pres. S. R. '41; Sec., V. Pres. Girls Letter Club '43, '44; Olympian Honor Society; Marshal '42, '43. CLYDE HENLY COKER: Spanish Club '41, '42; Apollo Club '43, '44; Tennis Club '43, '44; Senior, Football Band '42, '43; Various S. R. offices '40-'42; Dramatic Club ’42-’44. BARBARA MARIE COLLEY: National Hon-or Society '44; Masque and Gavel Honor Society '42; Taller Staff 42-'44; H ooJlof Staff '44; Various S. R. offices ’40-’42; Dramatic Club '42-’44. WILLIE MARIE COOK: At West End: Marshal; Girl Reserve Club; In W.H.S.: V. Pres. S. R.; Red Cross Club. CHRISTINE COOPER: National Honor Society; Euclidean Honor Society; Marshal '41, '42; Promethean Club; Sec. S. R. '41-'44 Tat-ler Rep. 42. THOMAS ERVIN CRAWFORD. JR.: Track Team '43, '44; Taller Rep.; Treas. S. R. MARY JO CREEL: Marshal; Apollo Club; Music Festival; Red Cross Victory Corps; Christina Festivals. ELIZABETH LEE CURTIS: Pres., Ses., Tat-ler Rep. S. R. ’4Q-’44; H ooMofi Staff '44; Promethean Club '41-'44. MILDRED DENTON: Apollo Club; Marshal '42; Book Lovers Club. CHRISTENE ANNETTE DOCKERY: Library Helper '44; Dramatic Club '41, '42. JOLLIET JEAN DOOLY: CHARLES HERBERT DUDLEY: V. Pres. S.-R. ’42. BARBARA ANN EDWARDS: Masque and Gavel Honor Society; Trea . S. R. '44. MILLIE JO ELLEDGE: V. Pres. S. R. 40. '41; Marshal 41, ’42; V. Pres., Taller Rep.. Girls Reserve Club '41, '42. BETTY JEAN FLOYD: Marshal ,41-43; Pres., V. Pres., Sec., Treas. of S. R.; French Club; Apollo Club '41-’44; Evening of Music '41-'44; Christmas Festival '41- 43. MARY JOE FORSTMAN: National Honor Society; Sec., Treas., V.Pre . Patrician Latin Club '42, '43; Sec., Treas. Pen aud Ink Club '44; Taller Rep. S. R. '43. CECIL GAINES: Football ’43, '44; Letter Club; Pres. S. R. '42. CHARLES HOUSTON GALBREATH: MARGARET ANN GALLOWAY: Vestalian Club '42; Taller Rep. Girls Letter Club '44; Taller Rep. Olympian Honor Society. MARY GENE GAMMON: National Honor Society; Pres. S. R. 41, ’42; Dramatic Club ,41, '42; Evening of Music '42, 43. RUTH GRANT: Dramatic Club 41. SHAFFER GREGORY: Warblers Club; Pres. Band Honor Society; Photographer for Tatler and M'oodlop; Marshal ’41-’42; Warblers Minstrel '44; “Pirates of Penzance '42; Apollo Club; Various S. R. offices. WILLIAM FELIX HARRIS, JR.: Hi-Y Ushers Club; Spanish Club; Apollo Club; Tatler Rep., V. Pres. S. R.; Finance Committee; Various Club offices. FLORA VIRGINIA HARWELL: Marshal; V. Pres. French Club '44; Spanish Club. BETTY HENCKELL: National Honor Society ’43; Euclidean Honor Society ’43;Ma quc and Gavel Honor Society ’44; Pres. S. R. 43, '44; National Defense Committee ’43; Gold and White Handbook Committee ’44; Pres., Sec., Latin Club ’43, ’44. KATIE MAE HAYNES: Marshal 42, ’43; Pres., V. Pres. Book Lovers Club ’42, '43; V. Pres. S. R. ‘42; Evening of Music ’41. MINNIE FRANCES HICKS: Junior Red Cross Club; Marshal. ERNESTINE HURST: Marshal; Second Prize in Home Ec. at State Fair. MARILYN IRWIN: Sec. S. R. '41. '42; Sec. Red Cross Club ’42; Tatler Rep. Red Cross Club '43; Marshal '41, '42. BETTY ANN JOHNSEY: Treas. National Honor Society; Eucildcan Honor Society; Omi-cron Delta Honor Society; Masque and Gavel Honor Society; Marshal Honor Society; “The Admirable Chrichton '43; “The Man Who Came to Dinner '43; “The Thirteenth Chair ’44; Pres., V. Pres. Patrician Latin Club; V. Pres., Sec., Treas. S. R; Presiding Officer of Freshman Auditorium; Student Activities Committee ‘44; Gold and White Follies; Marshal Cap. '44; Christmas Festivals '4I-’43; Apollo Club; Bausch and Lomb Honorary Science Award. FLORENCE JOHNSEY: Sec. S. R '41; Marshal ’41, ’42; Sec. Utopian Science Club; V. Pres. S. R. ’42. DORIS JANET JONES: Dramatic Club '41, ’42; Apollo Club ’43, ’44, Sec., Treas. S. R. ’43, ’44; Apollo Club ’44; Woodlog Staff '44. HELEN VIRGINIA JONES: Marshal '42. '43; Althean Club 43, '44; Sec., Treas. S. R. ’43, '44; Apollo Club '44; Woodlog Staff '44. MAUDE ELLEN JORDAN: Sec., Treas. Band Honor Society: ’43, '44; Apollo Club 41; Dramatic Club 41, ‘42; State Music Festival '43; Evening of Music '41; Christmas Festival '41 '44. JUANITA KANELL1S: Marshal '42, '43; As-sitant to Miss Hannon ’44; Dramatic Club ’42, ’43; Apollo Club '44; Woodlog Staff ’44. TERRY KENDRICK: Promethean Club; Marshal; First Prize in Foods at State Fair '43; Tatler Rep. S. R. ‘44. CLAUDE KING: Pres. S. R. '42; Model Club ’42, ’43; Science Club ’44; Sergeant-at-Arms, Chaplain Ushers Club '44; Baseball ’44. AUGUST LESSMAN: National Band Honor Society; Euclidean Honor Society; Band ’42-'45; Hi-Y Ushers Club; Various S. R. Offices. JEAN LINDLEY: JACK MAYER: Baseball '44; Pres.S. R. ’44. ROBERT McCARLEY: R. O. T. C. Major; Pres. Officers and Non-Commissioned officers Club ’42-’44; Captain Disc 6t Diamond Honor Society ‘44; Circulation Mgr. Tatltr. MARY FRANCES McCOLLUM: Marshal '41, ’42; V. Pres. S. R. '42, '43; Cheerleader ’43, ’44; Dramatic Club '42. CARL B. McCOOL: Football 43, '44; Letter Club. JAMES RANDOLPH McIVER: Thalian Dramatic Club; Marshal. WILLIAM MARK O’BRIEN. JR.: Print Club '44. CLAUDE DUNN OGLESBY: Marshal '42; V. Pres., Tatler Rep. S. R. '42, ’43. NITA JEAN PARKER: Girls Glee Club ’44; Apollo Club '43, ‘44; Various S. R. Offices. BERTHA MAE PEEPLES: Pres., V. Pres.S. R ’41-'44; Promethean Club; Christmas Music Festival; “The Man Who Came to Dinner ’43; Masque and Gavel Honor Society ’43; Evening of Music '42, ’43; War Bond Rally ’43; Debate Class ‘43, '44; Sec. Student Body '43; Tatler Staff; Oraicron Delta Honor Society ’44. WILLIAM DEWEY PEEPLES. JR.: National Honor Society; Euclidean Honor Society; Marshal; Masque and Gavel Honor Society; Omicron Delta Honor Society ’44; Photography Club '43, '44; “The American Way ; “The Man Who Came to Dinner ; The Thirteenth Chair ; “Janie ; Various S. R. Offices ’43, '44. KATIE LEE PHILLIPS: JACKIE POWELL: Pres. S R. ’42-’44; Cheerleader ’42-’44; Junior Class Sponsor “W’’-Day ’44; National Honor Society ’44. BOBBY LON RAGSDALE: Alternate Capt. Football 43, ’44; Baseball '43. ’44; Letter Club ’44. SARA JEAN SAWYERS: Marshal ’41, '42; Vestalian Club '41, '42; Apollo Club ’42-’44. SARAH STEGER: V. Pres., Sec. S. R. ’42-’44; Good Citizen S. R. 1 ’40. EDWARD MASSEY STEWART: H'oodlag Staff ’44; Junior Red Cross Club ’44; Compatriots Club. BOBBY STONE: R. O. T. C. 41-44; V. Pres Tenni Club '44. HOYT STOVALL: Football 41; Various S. R. Office 42, 43; Cla� � Poet. MARIE LOUISE THORNTON: Marshal ‘43, '44; Masque and Gavel Honor Society ‘44; H'ooMof Staff ‘44; Patrician Latin Club '42-'44. JOHN FRANKLIN TOWNLEY: GLORIA TUCKER: Evening of Music '41; Chriktma Festival '42; Apollo Club '41 ’44. WILSON TURNER: Sec. Prim Club '43. ’44; Marshal ‘41, '42. HAROLD VICE: Sec., Treat. Print Cllub '44. DOROTHY WARD: Dramatic Club '41. '42; Radio Program '42. CLARA WATKINS: TatUr Rep. S. R. '42; Latin dub ’42-'44; Apollo Club 43, '44. JNELLE WEATHERS: Marshal '41, ‘42; Eve ning of Mu� ic '42; TatUr Rep. S. R. '44; Apollo Club '44. DEWEY DAVID WEBB. JR.: Hi- Y Uiher Club '43, '44; Handicraft Club ’43, '44. HAROLD CHAMBERS: Band Honor Society; Euclidean Honor Society. CLARENCE ELTON WESLEY: Sec. S. R. '44; Spanish Club; Traffic Club; Sgt.-at-Arra Hi-Y U her Club; Track Team '43. '44. BEULAH WHITLEY: Mar� hal '43; Girlt Re- erve Club '41-'43. ELOUISF. WILBURN: Evening of Mu ic '42; Chriotma Mu� ic Festival '42. BLANCHE WILLETT: March at '42; Book Club '41-’43; Apollo Club '43, '44. EDNA WINKLES: Dramatic Club '41-’43; Pre . Engtiih Cla� '44; Radio Program '42. BERNARD WOODS: Sec., TatUr Rep. S. R. Graduate for whom there are no picture THOMAS MI LI. AND CAS'DLER, JR.: GEORGE EARL DAHLKE: CHARLES EARNEST HAGLER: SARA FRANCES ABERCROMBIE: ROSEMARY HARDY: THEDA COLESN KELLEY: MARGARET CATHERINE MARTIN: FRANCIS NORMENT: LEON KENNINGTON: MYRTLE LAWLEY: YVoodlog Edirors-in-Chief Joyce Baker Literary Editor Juliette Ganzi Art Editor BOYS IN SERVICE 1. PAUL TRUMAN ARTHUR: Football Let-icrman '41-’43; Captain '4 3; All City and All State End 43; Held Various S. R Offices. 2. NEALE CARTER: Orchestra; Band; Band Honor Society; Teacher Orchestra; Apollo Club. 3: BYRON SCOTT CHAMBLISS: 4. WILLIAM RAYMOND FLOYD: Prrv S. R. '39; V. Prev S. R. 40; Football 41. '42; Track Team '43. 5. DOUGLAS WEAKLEY GARY: 6. PAUL CANNON GODBEY: 7. JAMES FRANCES HOLLOWAY: Basket-hall; Baseball. 8. DANIEL NORTON KONTGEN: 9. JOE ROLAND LIVINGSTON: Basketball. 10. CHARLES DONALD MANNING: 11. BENNETT EDWARD PRUET: 12. LOUIS EUGENE SCHEINERT: Seniors in service who do not have pictures listed on this pane include: HUGH HENRY HARPER. JR.: EARL MILTON McKINNEY: Corporal Weakley DoukIs Gary Douglas graduated January, 1945, from Woodlawn High. He is now somewhere in France. Douglas is the first former Woodlawn High student to send a contribution to our Memorial Fund. Hi� $5.00 came March 1. 1945. Thank you. Douglas! LEWIS LAWLF.Y: Football '42-'44; Captain 44; Baseball 44, 45; W Club 45; Print Club '44; Pre . of Senior Cla '45. ROBERT LEE LOTI': Pre . of S. R. '42; Aviation Club ’42; Pre . Print Club ’45; R.O. T.C. Honor Club ’43; Treat, of S. R. ’45; Football '43; V. Pre . of Senior Class '45. BETTY JEAN DUK£: Pre . Glee Club. V. Pres. Glee Club, Sec. Euclidean Honor Society, R. O.T.C. Sponsor, ’44, '45; Pre . S. R. 41, '43, 44; Sec. of S. R. '42; V. Pres. Apollo Club; V. Pres. Promrthian Club; Evening of Music ’42-'44; Football Banquet '43, '44. CAROLYN LUCILLE DUNCAN: Pres. Glee Club ‘45; Officer Glee Club '44; Sec. Apollo Club '45; Officer Promethean Club '45; Pres. S. R. '44; Officer S. R. 41, ‘42, '43, ’45; Euclidean Honor Socict • Football Banquet '43, '44; Evening of Music '42-'44; Member Taller Staff '42-'44; V. Prc . Euclidean '45; Trea . Senior Cla '45. CLARA JAMS PATTON: Sec., V. Pres., Pres, of S. K.; V. Pre . of Dramatic Club; Euclidean Honor Society; Omicron Delta Honor Societ ; Sec. of Masque and Gavel Honor Society: The Man Who Came to Dinner , You Can’t Take It With You ; Good Citizenship Girl '45. BENJAMIN DILLARD DUNCAN: National Honor Siciety '44, '45; Trea . '45; Masque and Gavel Honor Society '44, '45; Pre . '44, 45; Thalian Dramatic Club Sec. '45; Hi-Y Ushers Club '44, ’45; Marshal '45; Taller Staff '43; Chairman Sportsmanship Committee '44; Finance Committee '43; Pre . $. R. '43, '44; “The Admirable Crichton 43; Supreme Gift 43; Better Speaker Bureau; Radio Program. EDITH VAN KEUREN: National Honor So-ciety V. Pre . '45, Sec. '44; Band V. Pre . '45; Euclidean Honor Society '44-'45; Glee Club '45; S. R. Pre . 41 -’45: S. R. V. Pres. '42; Althean '42; Promethean '43; V. Pre . '44, '45; Apollo Club ’42-'4$; Member Band '41-’44; Soloist with band '42-'44; Tatl r Staff '45; Pianist for Evening of Munic 44; Gold and White Follies '44; Senior Class Pianist; Chairman of Red Cross Drive '44. ANNE ELIZABETH CORY: Glee Club '43-'45; Apollo Club 41-'44; Evening of Music 42- 44; Christmas Festival '41-’44; Senior Musician '45. JEANNE DOUGLASS FRANKLIN: Masque and Gavel '44; Omicron and Delta '44; Euclidean Honor Society '44; National Honor. Society 44; Apollo Club '41; Dramatic Club '41-'45; S. R. Pres. '43; Thirteenth Chair '44; You Can't Take It With You '45. JULIETTE Ganzi : Pen and Ink Club 44; National Honor Society '44; Trea . S. R '45; Assoc. Editor H’aoJlog '45; Art Editor Taller '45; Pre . Pen and Ink Club 45; Senior Cla Artist '45. MOLLY MURIEL ASHCRAFT: Athenean Club '43-'4S; Various S. K. offices; Frea . Athenean Club; Banquet Artist. ELIZABETH ANN DAVIS: Marshal for fixe semester ; Marshal Captain; Pen and Ink Club '44, '45; Variou S. R. offices; Philatelic Society '44. '45; Spanish Club 42, '43. ANNA JEAN FRANKLIN: Glee Club '43. '44; Marshal Capr. '43; Sec. Apollo Club '44; Sec. Dramatic Club '44; Tatter Staff '43, '44; S. R. Pres. '42, '44; S. R. V. Pres. '44, 45; S. R. Sec. '42; Masque and Gavel '44; Janie '44; You Can't Take It With You '45; Sec. Student Body '45; Mar«hal Honor Society '4 5. MALCAI.ME RONEY WARE: Euclidean Honor Society; Marshal '41, '42; Trea . French Club '44, 45; S. R. Officer; Pen and Ink Club. WILLIAM JACOBS SULLIVAN: Print Club; Disc and Diamond Society; Variou S. R. Office ; Tennis Club; Marshal '42. JEAN ANNE LLOYD: Thalian Dramatic '41; Spanish Club ’41-'44; Sec., V. Pro- S. R. '43; Althean Club '44, '45; Marshal '41-'43; Sec. Althean Club '45. DORIS PAULINE DUKE: Sec. S. R. 41, 42; Taller Rep. '44: Trea . S. R. '44; Apollo Club '45; Glee Club '42; Pre . English Class '43, '44: Senior Cla Poet '45. MARTHA YOUNG: Apollo Club; Evening of Music '43; Victory Song Festival '43; Senior Class Pianist; Philatelic Society; S. R. Beautv. ALFRED HENRY RANDALL, JR.: Euclidean Honor Society '43; National Honor Society 44; Warbler Minttrel '44, '45; Pre . Warbler Club 45; Pre . Student Body '45; Hi-Y Ushers Club; Pre . Cavalier Club; Pre . Patrician Club. MAY,1945 WILLIAM DWIGHT ADERS: Traffic Club '42. ’43; Jr. Hi-Y ’44; Bank '42-’45; Band Honor Society '44. Chaplain S. R. '42-'4$. KENDALL HAMRIC ADKINS: Football; V. Prea. S. R. 6 Semesters; Hi-Y Ushers; Sports Editor Tatter. THOMAS L EC LAIR ALLEN: Hi-Y Ushers Club ’45; Officer Disc and Diamond Honor Society '44, '45; Marshal ’44; Euclidean Honor Society ’44. '45; Captain in R. O. T. C.; Company Commander '45; Officers and Non-Commissioned Officers Club 44, '45. ELIZABETH EARLE ALVERSON: Promethean Club '45; Apollo Club ’41-'45; Dramatic Club 4l-'43; Sec. and Treas. of S. R. ’41-’45; Marshal '42. FRANK DOUGLAS ATKERSON: Member Rifle Club, Officer and Non-Commissioned Officer Club; Lt. R. O. T. C.; Member Disc and Diamond Club; Hi-Y Ushers Club; Philatelic Society; Capt. R. O. T. C. '45; Battalion Adjutant. JOYCE BAKER: Tatter Rep. S. R. '41; Freshman Queen W’’-Day '42; S. R. Pres. 42-’44; S. R. V. Pres. '44; Cheerleader '42-’45; Head Cheerleader ’44. .'45; Dramatic Club '42. ’43; Athletic Committee; Apollo Club '44; Althean Club 44, '45; Student Body V. Pres. '45; Editor of Gold and White Handbook '45; Editor-in-Chief of H'oodlog '45. MARY VESTA BARNARD: Glee Club; Apollo Club; Dramatic Club; “Quality Street ; Christmas Festival 42-’44; Evening of Music '43, ’44; V. Pres., Pres. Althean Club; Marshal '44; Glee Club Officer. ANNE KELLY BARRIER: S. R. Pres. 41; Sec. S. R. '42; V. Pres. Vestalian '43; Sec. Vestalian '45; Euclidean Honor Society. TURNER GAINES BATLF.Y: DONALD LEE BATSON: Editor-in-Chief Tatter '44; H'oodlog Staff '45; V. Pres. Masque and Gavel Honor Society '44, '45; Pres. Euclidean '43-'45; Omicron Delta 44, '45; National Honor Society '44, '45; Tatl'r Rep. Warblers Club; Warblers Minstrel; V. Pres. Hi-Y Ushers Club; Cheerleader '42-’44; Pres., Treas. Dramatic Club; Cavaliers Club Tatter Rep. Apollo Club; Gold and White Follies; American Legion Oratorical Contest; S. R. Pres. ’42-'44; Big Five Dance Committee; Athletic Committee '43, '44; Chairman Auxiliary Committee '45; The American Way ; Quality Street ; “The Man Who Came to Dinner ; The Thirteenth Chair”; Janie “You Can't Take It With You ; Radio Play. BETTYF. JEAN BATTLES: Treas. S. R. '44; Philatelic '43-'45; Sec. '44; Apollo Club ’44, ’45; Marshal '43. BETTY BARBARA BISHOP: Dramatic Club '41, '42; Christmas Festivals ’42-'44; Evening of Music '43, '44. JOE TERRY BISHOP: Pres. Philatelic Society '42; Member Handicraft Club '43, '44; Asst. Football Mgr. '42; V. Pres. R. '41; Taller Rep. S. R. '42; Basketball '42, '43; Sports Editor H'oodlog '45; Apollo Club '45. MARION SUNSET BOWDEN: Head Marshal '45; Marshal Honor Society; Althean Club '44, '45; Dramatic Club '41, ’42. EVELYN LOUISE BOYD: NEEDHAM ALLEN BROWN: Band '4!-’45; Orchestra ’43. ’44; Gold and White Follies '45; National Band Honor Society '44, '45; Euclidean Honor Society '45. HELEN JEAN BURKETTE: JAMES ROBERT BYERS: R. O. T. C.; Print Club. JEANNE CHARLES: Tatter Rep. 6 Sem.; Sec. French Club '44, '45; Pen and Ink Club '44, '45; First Prixe of War Posters at Fair 44; Sec. Athcnean Club '43; H'oodlog Artist; Sec. and Treas. Pen and Ink Club. JESSAMINE BRETT CHEW: Apollo Club '42-'45; Girl Reserve '43-’45; Marshal '42, ’44; Tatter Rep. '44; Sec. S. R. 45. BETTY BARBARA CHRISTY: Marshal '41, ’42; Christmas Festival '43, '44; Apollo Club '41-'44; Glee Club '44, '45; Music Program Phillips High '44. JAMES CLARENCE CLARK: Football '43; Track ’44: Member Boys’ Letter Club ’44, ’45. JIMMIE SUE CLAYTON: Member Apollo Club. EDITH RUTH CLEM: Marshal ’41. '42; Sec. S. R. ’42-’44; Glee Club 43, '44; Vestalian Club V. Pres, and Tatter Rep. JEAN PARKS COBERN: Acrobatic Cheerleader '43, 44; Euclidean Honor Society ’42, '43; Masque and Gavel Honor Society; Marshal ’41. 42; Various S. R. offices; Dramatic Club; The Thirteenth Chair ; Senior Matinee; Evening of Music ‘41, '42; Christmas Music Festival ’41, '42. MARY ELIZABETH COBURN: DARRELL DEAN COLEY: Marshal 42, '43; Marshal Captain ’43-'45; First V. Pres. Marshal Honor Society '44, '45; Althean Club ’43-’45. MARTHA ELMINA COLLINS: Marshal ’41; Apollo Club '44, ’45; Member Girls Championship Volleyball and Softball Team '42. MARJORIE JEAN CROOK: LEE WARREN CRUMLY: Band 44. '45. JOSEPHINE MARIE CULATTE: Apollo Club ’44, '45. JOSEPH JEFF CUMMINGS: RF.BA ELIZABETH CUMMINS: Various offices in S. R. BETTY JEAN DEAN: Dramatic Club '42, ’43; Apollo Club 44. '45; Evening of Music '42, '44; Christmas Festival ’41-'44; H oodtog Staff ’44, '45; Marshal '44. GREGORY MORRIS DILLARD: National Honor Society '44, '45; National Band Honor Society '42-’45; Euclidean Honor Society '44 '45; Drum Major ’42-’45; Pres., V. Pres. Band Honor Society '44, ’45; Patrician Latin Club and Various offices; Tennis Team '44, '45, Capt. '45; State Band Festival Honors ’42. ’43; The American Way ; Orchestra and Band ’42-’4S; S. R. offices; Taller Staff '43- 45; H'oodlog Staff '45; Evrning of Music '42-’45; Hi-Y Ushers Club; Athletic Committee. ELIZABETH TERRELL DIXON: Sec. Athe-nean Club; Latin Club; Apollo Club; Asst. Marshal Captain; V. Pres. S. R.; Euclidean Honor Society; Treas. S. R.; Christmas Music Festival. JEAN MARY EASTER: Glee Club ’43-45; Althean Club '43, '44; Christmas Festivals '43, '44; Apollo Club ’42-’4$; Taller Rep. S. R-'44. WILLIAM HERSHAL FAVORS: Marshal '42; Euclidean Honor Society; Pres. Handicraft Club '44; V. Pres. Handicraft Club '44; Hi-Y Ushers Club '44; V. Pres. S. R. ’42; Track Team 44, ’45. BETH FLORA: Althean Club ’42-’4S, Treat. '43, Recording Sec. '45; Spring Class Editor H'uoUlof '45; Evening of Music; Christmas Festival; Apollo Club ’43-'45; Asst. of Mr. Grafton. MARGARET ELLICE FOX: Asst. Head Marshal '44; Council ’44; Evening of Music '41; Christmas Festival 41; Girls Letter Club '44, 45; Marshal Honor Society '44, ‘45; Marshal Capt. '41-'45; Apollo Club '41; Olympian Honor Society '44, '45; Pres. Marshal Honor So-ceity '45. MARY LEE FUQUA: Marshal 41-’45; Althean Club '42-’45, Sec. '42; Marshal Honor Society '44; Sec. Marshal Court '43, '45; Pres. S. R. '41; Taller Rep. S. R. '42; Sec. S. R. '42. CAROLYN LUCILE GARDNER: Althean Club ’41-’4S; Apollo Club '43-'45. GRACE WALTON GEARHEART: Pres. S. R. '45; Pres. Girl’s Reserve Club ‘43; Girl's Reserve Club '42-’45; Asst, to Miss Hanon ’45; V. Pres. S. R. '43; Taller Rep. S. R. '44; Girls Council 43: Marshal ’42, ’43; Asao. Editor of Gold and White Handbook. TOMMIE LOU GIBSON: Althean Club '43. '44; Apollo Club ’42-’45; Red Cross Club ’42, '43; Sec. S. R. '41; Christmas Festival '42, ’43. MARTHA JEAN GILMER: Thalian Dramatic Club; Apollo Club; Glee Club; Various S. R. offices. RUBEN KYLE GLENN: Apollo Club ’43-'45; Spanish Club '43; Cavaliers Club '43, '44; Christmas Festival ’42-’44; Victory Singing '44. WILD A JANICE GRADDICK: Marshal '42; Asst. Cir. Mgr. Taller '42, '43; Science Club ’42. '43. DOROTHY CECILE GRAVES: Apollo Club; Dramatic Club; Various S. R. Offices; Girls Ping Pong Champion '42. ROBERT EARL GUNTER: Pres. S. R.; Pres. Disc and Diamond Honor Society; Euclidean Honor Society; Hi-Y Ushers Club; Marshal '45; Lt. Col. R. O. T. C.; Officers and Non-Commissioned Officers Club '45. JAMES RANDOLPH CURLEL: Marshal ’42; Various S. R. offices. GEORGE MARVIN HAMILTON: HOFFMAN CARL HARLESS. JR.: Hi-Y Uchers Club '45; Officer in the Disc and Diamond Honor Society '44, '45; Tress. S. R. 43, 44. HELEN EILEEN HARRELL: Spanish Club 7 semesters; Marshal 2 semesters; Various S. R. offices; H’ooJlog Staff. GEORGE HERMAN HASKEW: Pres. S. R.; V. Pres. S. R. FRANCES RUTH HESTER: Althean Club 42-’44; Taller Rep. '44; Apollo Club ’42-'44; Library Asst. '43; H'oaJlog Staff '44, '45; Music Festival '43. MARGARET GRACE HILTON: Dramatic Club '42; '43; Girl’s Reserves '44, 45; Marshal '42. 43; H'oodloa Staff 44. '45. LEAH CLAIR HODGES: Marshal '41-’43; Marshal Captain 43-'45; Head Marshal '44; Apollo Club '44; Red Cross Pres. 44, 45; Program Chairman Red Cross '43. PREUIT IRWIN HOLLAND: Handicraft Club ’44; Pres. ’45; V. Pres. S. R. '43; Marshal '44; Lunch Room Cashier '44, '45; Supply Salesman in office '45. GEORGE DAVID HOPSON: Mgr. Football Team '42-'44; Mgr. Baseball Team '42-'44; MW” Club ’44. ’45; Marshal '44; Topa Club '45; Apollo Club '45; Philatelic Society '42; Taller Rep. '45; V. Pres. S. R. '41, '42. W1LMER PAULINE HOWARD: Apollo Club. RONALD FLOYD HOWELL: National Honor Society '44, '45; Sec. Public Affairs; Euclidean Honor Society '43-'45; Associate Editor-in-Chief Taller '45; Taller Staff '4S-'45 • Student Council '44; “Janie” '44; “You Can’t Take It With You '45; H'aoJIog Staff '44. '4 ; Patrician Latin Club '44, '45; Taller Rep. '44, '45; Thrift Committee '44; Various auditorium and radio programs; Better Speaker’s Bureaut'44, '45; Red Cross Club '42, '43; Sec. Red Cross Club '43; V. Pres., Sec., Treat., Taller Rep. S. R.; Marshal '42, 43. JOSEPH ARTHUR JAMES: Pres. S. R. ’42; Euclidean Honor Society ’43-’45; Hi-Y Ushers '44, '45; Orchestra ’41-’4S. RUTH MARGARET JENNINGS: Sec. Glee Club '44; Sec. S. R. '43, '44; Sec. Spanish Club ’43; Marshal 42, ’43; V. Pres. Apollo Club '44. BARBARA RUTH JOLLEY: Marshal 41-'43; Philatelic Society ’43-'4S; V. Pres. S. R. '43-’45; Spring Class Editor fTooJIag '44, '45; Sec. S. R. ’41. HELEN MARIE JONES: Marshal 43. 44; Pres. Athenean Club '43, '44; Apollo Club 42-'45; Glee Club ’44. '45; Various S. R. Offices; Gold and White Follies '43, '44; V’. Pres. S. R. ’43. JOHN SHEFFIELD IORDAN. JR.: Hi-Y Ushers Club ’45; Patrician Club ’44, ’45; Aool-lo Club 44, ’45; Treas. S. R. '44; Taller Rep. 42; Band '41 -'43. VANITA MARIE KNIGHT: Taller Rep. ’42; Marshal '43; Apollo Club; Treat. Althean. REBECCA JANE LANF.Y: Marshal '42. ’43; Girls Glee Club; Apollo Club; V. Pres. Athenean Club '45; Various S. R. Offices. HAROLD MONROE LANGSTON: Baseball '44, '45; Red Cross. PATSY JEAN LATHEM: Pres. S. R. '41; Sec. S. R. '42; Senior Girls Reserve; Treat, and Taller Rep. Girls Reserve; Marshal '44; Evening of Music. STERLING PRATT LATHEM: Pres: S. R. '43, '44; Mr. DeShazo's assistant. LAURA IMOGENE LAWSON: Taller Staff '44. '45; Sec. S. R. 41; Treas. S. R. 42; V. Pres. S. R. '44. JEAN MARION LIND: Glee Club ’43-’45; Evening of Mttftic 42-44; Althean Club 42; Apollo Club '42-‘44; Pres. Vestalian 44, '4S; Girl’s Council '44, 45; Christmas Festival ’42- 44; Sec. S. R. 41. RICHARD CLYDE LOVELADY: Track Team 44. 45; Band 43, ’44; Stamp Club 43; Taller Rep. S. R. 43, 44. JANE MARIE LUCUS: Sec. and Treas. Class Graduating from Jr. High School in Nashville, Tenn.; At Woodlawn: Various S. R. Offices; Pres.oAthenran Club 45. JOYCE TUTWII.ER MACKEY: Athenean Club; Various S. R. Offices; Girl’s Letter Club. BETTY JO MANN: TalUr Staff ’43-’45; Patrician Latin Club ’42-’45; Sec. Patrician Club '44; Pres. Patrician Club ’45; Council 43, '44; Euclidean Honor Society ’43-’45. ROBERT JACKSON MARSHALL: Pres. S. R. ‘41; V. Pres. '42- 44; Pres. Philatelic Society. MARTHA ANN MARTIN: Euclidean Honor Society; National Honor Society; Masque and Gavel Honor Society; Author of Sportsmanship Play, “The People vs. The People” '44; • You Can’t Take It With You” ’45; Pres. S. R. ’45. MARY GLYN MARTIN: Althean Club; Tat-Ur Rep. Althean Club ’45; Pres. S. R. ’42, '44; Marshal ’44. SUSIE LEE MASON: Marshal ’41. ’42; Pres. Red Cross Club '44; V. Pres. S. R. '43; Sec. S. R. ’42; Program Chairman Red Cross Club '43. MARJORIE ANNE MASTERSON: Marshal '43; Dramatic Club; Apollo Club; Girl’s Reserves. MINTA JANE MAYO: V. Pres. S. R. ’41; Apollo Club; Vestalian Club; Christmas Festival ’42, ’43. PEGGY BEATRICE McACHRAN: Girl’s Reserve '42- 45; Marshal '42. ’43; Apollo Club '43; Music Festival '43. HELEN PATRICIA McCLAIN: Girl’. Letter Club Olympian Honor Societv. BERNICE JOY McCONNELL: Sec. Science Club '42, ’43. FLORENCE ETHEL McI.ANE: Marshal '43-’45; Jr. Math Club '43, '44; Various S. R. Offices. JUANITA McMDLLAN: Pres. S. R. ’41; Glee Club; Apollo Club; Marshal. MALCOLM KEATING MILLER: Band 42-'44; Ushers ’45; Marshal 42, ’43; Hi-Y 42-'44; Traffic Squad '43, ’44. MARY JOYCE MONTGOMERY: V. Pres. Student Body Fall '44; Student Council for Eight Semesters; Athletic Committee; Thrift Committee; W'-Day Presiding Officer Spring ’43, ’44; Sportsmanship Rep. Fall ’43; “Quality Street ’42; “Man Who Came to Dinner 43; “Janie” 44; “You Cant Take It With You” ’45; Radio Programs; Auditorium Programs; Mosque and Gavel Honor Societv; Omicron Delta; Euclidean Honor Society; National Honor Societv V. Pres Dramatic Club ’44; Wood-log Beauty. HERMAN MOORE: Philatelic Society ’42, ’43; Pres. ’41- 44; Apollo Club; Topai Club ’44, ’45; Marshal ’41, ’44, '45; Baseball ’44, ’45; Track 43, '44; Circulation Mgr. Tatlrr ’45; Finance Committee; Thrift Committee ‘43; Athletic Committee '44; Student Council '4I-’44. JIMSY ANN MURPHREE: Marshal ’43; Pres., V. Pres., Taller Rep. S. R.; Taller Staff '43-’45; Euclidean Honor Society; Masque and Gavel Honor Societv; Janie ; Christmas Festival '41-’43; Evening of Music ‘42, ’43; Woodlog Staff '45; Apollo Club; Dramatic Club. MARILYN ANN NABORS: Euclidean Honor Society; Glee Club; Christmas Festivals '41-'44; Various S. R. Offices; Apollo Club Philatelic Club '43; Marshal '42; Eevening of Music '42-'44; R. O. T. C. Sponsor '45. JEAN NICOLSON: Althean Club ’43-’45; Apollo Club; Marshal '43. KATHERINE ANN OLIVER: Various S. R. Offices. RAYMOND ALVA PATTON: Euclidean Honor Society; Hi-Y Ushers '45; Traffic Squad '43; Pres. S. R. '42, 43. SAMUEL CHARLES PALUMBO: Marshal '44; Hi-Y Ushers '45; Band Honor Society ’43-'45; Band Letter '43. EDNA EARLE POWELL: Marshal ’43; Philatelic Society 43; Apollo Club '44, ’45; Dramatic Club '44; V. Pres. S. R. '41, ’42. HENRY RAYMAKER: Football team ’43. '44; Track ’43-’45; Tariff Club 43; ”W Club '45; Pres. S. R. '43, '44; Marshal ’44, ’45. GEORGE BLAKELY ROBERTSON, JR.: Disc Diamond Honor Society '44, ’45: Officer’s and Non-Commissioned Officers Club; Marshal; Hi-Y Ushers Club '44, '45; Lt. Col., Regimental Executive Officer '45. MARGARET ELIZABETH ROBERTSON. Marsha) ’41-’44; Dramatic Club '41; Apollo Club '42; Jr. Math Club '44. ’45: Evening of Music ’44; Christmas Festival '43. CLARICE EUGENIA RUCKS: Athenean Club '44, '45; Various S. R. Offices; Marshal ’41-'44. LORYN GLENN RUSSELL: Editor Taller ’45; Marshal Captain ’43; Apollo Club ’45; Wooding Staff; French Club; TatUr Rep. S. R. ’41-'44; Thalian Dramatic; Book Lovers; Taller Staff. CHARLES RICHARD SAMUEL: Tri-W Club ’41-’45; Hi-Y Usher ’43. '44. HENRY THOMAS SCOTT. JR.: Diic and Diamond Honor Society; Basketball; V. Pres. S. R. ’42. MARY KATHERINE SHAW: Marshal '43-'45; Marshal Honor Society ’44; Sec. Marshal Honor Society ’45; Member Council ’45. MARY ELIZABETH SIMS: Apollo Club ’43-'45; Christmas plays '34, '44; Various S. R. Offices. FRED HARRELL SLAUGHTER: Disc and Diamond '44, ’45. MARGARET MAXINE SMITH: Glee Club '43-’45; Marshal '41; Evening of Music '42-'44; Apollo Club; V. Pre . Athenean Literary Club. ANNIE LAURIE SMOKE: Glee Club 43-4$; Evening of Music '42 '44; Apollo Club ’43-’45; Christmas Festivals '41 '44. F.MOGEAN STATON: Science Club 42'45; Band '43, ‘44; Letter for Band '44; Honor Marshal '41, '42. TOMMY HENRY STEELE: Letterman, Track 44. ARNICE CORNELIA STEPHENSON: BERNICE CARMEN STEPHENSON: CHARLES ARCHIBALD STEVENSON: Disc and Diamond '44, '4S; Sec. Disc and Diamond ’45; Reporter Disc and Diamond '45; Sec. S. R. '44. DOROTHY THERESA THOMAS: Evening of Music ’42-'45; V. Pres. Apollo Club '43; V. Pre . Glee Club '44; Christmas Festival '41-44; Euclidean Honor Society; Spanish Club. ANNIE LOIS THOMPSON: Red Crew Club '43 '45; Program Chairman '44; Sec., Trea Red Cro� Club '4$; Trea . S. R. '45. HENRY HELMS THOMPSON: Football '43. '44. LAURA JEAN TITTLE: Euclidean Honor Society 44, '45; Apollo Club '44, 45; Evening of Music '43; Victory Sing at Auditorium '43. 1VA JEANETTE TRAMMELL: Sec. S. R. '41-’44; Sec., V. Pre . VcMalian Club; Sophomore Sponsor for W'-Day '43; Marshal '41, '42. GERALDINE TUCKER: Marshal '41, '42; Apollo; Althean; Tatlrr Rep. DOROTHY ANN VALAER: Glee Club '43- 45; Christmas Festival '41-’44; A. E. A. Festival 42, '43; Evening of Music '43, '44; Soloist Aud. Christmas Program, Private Voice Recital '44, '45; Marshal '41; Apollo Cllub; H’aoJlot? Beauty; Dramatic Club; Various S. R. Office ; Radio Program; “You Can’t Take It With You ; Masque and Gavel Honor Society; Senior Matinee. ELLA MAE VICKEY: Althean Club; Pen and Ink Club; Won poster contest in art; Marshal; Various S. R. Offices; Won first priie in an Art Contest at the Fair. MILDRED LOYCE WALKER: V. Pre . S. R. '41; Sec. S. R. '43; Apollo Club '42 '4S; Athe-nean Club '44, '45; Music Festival '41, '42; Sec. Athenean Club '45. ROBERT MARTIN WAMSLEY: Track 43-'45; Letterman '43, '44; Usher Club '45; Basketball '44; Marshal 41, '42. ANNIE JULIA WARE: Marshal '44. '45; Music Festivals. JEAN BRUCE WEBB: H'ooMoq Staff Artist; Apollo Club 44, '45; Spanish Club '44, '45; Pen and Ink Club 44, 45; Tatlrr Rep.; Girl Reserve . Columbia, S. C.; Sec. S. R. '41. JOHN HENRY WF.BB, JR.: Dramatic Club '45; Spanish Club '44, '45; Tatlrr Staff '44. '45; “Janie '44; “You Can't Take It With You” '45; IVoodlof Staff '45; Speaker's Bureau '44, 45; Masque and Gavel '45; Hi-Y U hers Club '45. SARAH ANITA WEST: Patrician Club; Tatlrr Rep. '44, '45; Various S. R- Office . JIMMIE DELL WHITE: Marshal '42- '45; Marshal Capt. 43-’45; Althean Club '43-'4S; Marshal Honor Society '44, '45. ALBERTA CECELIA WILLIAMS: Honor Marshal Society; Dramatic Club; Girl Reserve Club; Apollo Club; Girls Letter Club. LA VERNE WILLIAMS: Althean Club; Apollo Club Glee Club; Christmas Festival '42-’44; Spring Festival '42-44. JULIA ELIZABETH WILTSHIRE: Glee Club; Christmas Festivals; S. R. Office ; Dramatic and Patrician Clubs; Apollo Club; Marshal; Evening of Music; H'oodlon Staff. DOROTHY ANN WRIGHTS: Vestalian Club 43, '44; Marshal '42. '43; Various S. R. Offices; H oodlon Beauty. CECIL CERNON YEAGER, JR.: S. R- Trea . '43, '44; Apollo Club '44, 45. WILLIAM ERNEST PRICE Pacific Wave photographed by Ernesc. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Mitt Furr, Sponsor Dudley Lankford, Pre� .; Martelia Bell, V. Pre .; Edith Van Kcurcn, Corresponding Sec.; Ann Acker, Recording Sec.; Betty Ann john� cv, Treat.; Palmer Turner, Mary Martha Stinson, Morri Dillard, Donald Batson, Bill Acker, Gene Carroll, Sec. of Public Affairs; Faye Browning, Betty Henckell, Betty Miller, W. 0. Peeples, Mary Martha Stinson. Morri Dillard, Donald Batson, Bill Acker, Gene Carroll, Christine Cooper. Emily Evan , Mary Jo Forstman. Mary Gene Gammon, Kitty Gray, Billy Kent. Jacquelyn Powell, Barbara Colley, Bill Farrar, Taber Green, Emmette Tarrant. Mary Joyce Montgomery, Jani. Patton, Ronnie Howell, Juliette Ganzi, Benny Duncan, Henry Randall, Jeanne Franklin. SPORTSMANSHIP COMMITTEE Miss Helm Smith, Spons or Benny Duncan, Chairman; George Freeman, Joan Hobb . Billy Kent, Mary Glyn Martin, Rex Pa , Janice Patton, Bertha Peeple , Kidd Wayne Reid. NATIONAL DEFENSE COMMITTEE Mitt Armttrong, Sponsor Bill Farrar, Chairman; Joe Bancroft, Mark Jone , Jarne Hawkin . Betty Jo Mann, Ann Bruce, Rhode Holliman, Dcmp� ey Pennington, Floyd Batchelder, Herbert Stuart, Joe Barnard, Je ie Bea Youngblood, The Student Council has undertaken two project?, thi semester. A plan for the formation of honor studies is now under consideration. If this were put into effect, there would he study halls for special students and no teacher. Also working on the council i a committee which is revising the honor point system so that the honor with the most work will receive the most points. When this work is finished, this system will be put into effect. FALL STUDENT COUNCIL St its Moon, Sponsor Dudley Lankford. Prc .; Mary Joyce Montgomery, V. Pres.; Betty Miller. Sec.: p, r r, Marshal; Bill Farrar, Ann Bruce, Herbert Stuart, Joe Barnard, Moyd Batchelder, Joe Bancroft, Dempsev Pennington, Jesse Bea Youngblood. Betty Jo Mann, James Hawkins, Mary Fay Haynes, Mack Jones. Anna Jean Franklin. Morns Dillard. Margaret Fox. Ronnie Howell. Dan Merck. Eugene Wilson, Benny nuncan, Bill Kent, Mary Glyn Martin. Jani� Patton, George Freeman, Kidd Wa ne Reid. Jo Ann Hobbs Rex Pass. Bertha Peeples, Mildred Hughes, Lenette F.llis, Fay Haynes. Jeanette Hams Miriam Herd. Herman Moore, James Brakefield. Betty Jane Evans, Rhodes Holliman. Betty McKenxie, Malcolm Coates, Kathryn Gunter. Carolyn Duncan. Norma Jean Bohannon, Mary Emily Lokey. Edith Van Keuren, Henry Randall, Jeanne Franklin, Betty Ann Johnsey, F.mnicttr Tarrant, Ann Acker, Joan Staton, Krnda Jones, Fred Montrabaro. Jerry Liner. Julius Jones. Brttv Carlin. Sam Shannon Jimmy Reeves. Bill Acker. Levola Sulser, Berni Marsh. Frank Oliver, d-s yVi GJ?n 5 ov n J ckic Smith. Jimmie Ward Lee, Braslev Williams, Richard Clem. Mary McGee. Mary Reed, Mark Jeter, Gene Hannah. SPRING STUDENT COUNCIL Miss Moon, Sponsor Henry Randall, Pres.; Joyce Baker, V. Pres.; Anna Jean Franklin. Sec.; Marion Bowden, Head Marshal; Joyce Baker, Grace Gearheart, Norma Jean Bohannon, Mary Joyce Montgomery, Peggy Lightaey, Jarnc Hawkins, Kenda Jones, Jo Ann Hobbs, Mary Katherine Shaw, Richard Rowe, Kathryn Werner. Roy Howard, James Brakefield, Miriam Herd. Lenette Ellis, Margaret Johnston, Jeanette Gore, Mary Emil Lokey, Mary Tyler. Kidd Wayne Reid. Edith Van Keuren, Gene Powell, Marie Christopher, Billie Bovd, Eleanor Steele, Jimmie Reeves, Lavola Sulser, Berni Marsh, Joyce Condray. Herbert Stuart. George Charles. Cooper Pittman. Frank Palumbo, Henry Raymaker, Birdie White. Jack Candler, John Greene, Frank Oliver, Joe Bancroft. Rex Pass, Jerry Dr Rieux, Martha Martin. Betty Duke, Sarah Phillips. Margaret Metzlrr, Jimsy Murphree, Donald Batson, Betty McKenzie, Ramona McLendon. Kathryn Gunter, Dorothy Rhcedy, Jimmy Ruffin, Mildred Oliver. Jack McDonald. Faye Rose Wilson, Virginia Courson, Betty Fate, Bobbv Gunter, Martha Griffin, Merle Walker. Oscar Lantrip, Charles Denny, Betty Price, Curtis Ellis. EUCLIDEAN HONOR SOCIETY Min La fiftieth and Min MtPheron, Sponsors Betty Miller, Pre .; Palmer Turner, V. Pres.; Betty Duke, Sec.: Bill Acker, Tatlrr Rep.; Ann Acker, Clair Allen, Anne Barrier. Donald Batson, Marietta Hell. Charles Billingsley, Norma Jean Bohannon, Mildrd Breeze, Hugh Brown. Faye Browning, Gene Carroll, Harold Chambers, Alya Jane Christy, Barbara Colley, Christine Cooper, Cu Cosmos, Morris Dillard. Betty Dixon. Carolyn Duncan. Mar tha Lou Falkncr, Jack Forstman, Taber Green, Bobby Gunter. Betty Henchcll. Jean Holt, Ronnie Howell, Joe James, Betty Ann Johnsey, Billy Kent. Dudley Lankford, Billy Legg, August Less man. Betty Jo Mann, Martha Martin, Betty McKenzie, Mary Joyce Montgomery, Jimsy Murphree. Marilyn Nabors. Frank Oliver, Jani Patton. W. D. Peeples, Henry Randall, Mary Martha Stinson, Emmette Tarrant, Dorothy Thomas, Roney Ware, Charles Alford, Guific Arnett, Margaret Andrew Katherine Bagby, Victoria Hahamis, Carl Hendricks. Carl Hitchcock, John Jackson. Betty Long, Henrietta McClong, Gloria Sabatini, Sue Pat Santmycr, Anne Smith. Laura Jean Tittle, Willis West, Sara Le Suer, Alva Patton, Edith Van Kcurcn. The Euclidean Honor Society Consists of math sharks by the score; Not only do they study math, But other things galore. Euclidean are musical: You’ll find them everywhere. They beat out boogie woogie— Their music fills the uir. You'll find them singing solos. Or playing violins. They’re on the field svith baton When a football game begins. The student bodv president, Ushers, and actors, too, Are represented in this group Which wc prr ent to you. You'll find them on the water, On land and in the air. They’re fighting for old Woodlawn— You can find them everywhere. GIRLS’ LETTER CLUB Mist Kancarrovs, Sponsor Lenette Ellis, Pres.; Betty Clem, V. Pro.; Sara Beth Bcdtlow, Sec.; Billie Frances Creel, Ireas.; Gloria Sahatini, T at hr Rep.; Eugenia Barksdale, Lorcne Butts, Sara Jane Bryant, Margaret Fox, Margaret Galloway, Mary Goodwin. Victoria Hahama . Xanthe Hahatnis. Nell Heaton, Eunice Itreal, Helen McClain, Patricia McClain, Mildred Myers, Alphisc Townlcy, Betty Waldron. RED CROSS CLUB Miss E. Chapman, Sponsor Claire Hodge , Pres.; Nell Gardner, V. Pres.; Annie Lois Thompson, Sec.; Mar-garite Johns, Toiler Rep.; Doris Allen, Ruth Burria, Sara Cobia, Emma Jean Cumby, Edward Hall, Betty Jean Jones, Ruth King, Marcalean Kinny, Alice Latham, Joyce Lipsey, Frances Manning, Edward McClany, Gloria Neal, Mary McGee, Mildred Oliver. Billy Patterson. Jane Robertson, Virginia Rogers, Pauline Sanford. Earl Stakes, Billy Stone, Janice Stone, l)clori� Stough, Inez Tonncmacly, Louise Van, lino-gene Van, Dan Walker, Peggy Willoughby, Fay Rose Wilson. MODEL CLUB Mr. Brotvn, Sponsor Clyde Jones. Bryan McPherson. Jerry Campbell, Robert Clowdus, Jerry Graham. Preston Cannon, Jimmie Whaley, Malcotnb Gillard, Rex Pas , Robert McCarley, Rhodes Holliman. R. C. Davis, Stanley Bozeman, Carl Hitchcock, Bill Farrar. Bob Lee, Joe Dick Clem, Robert Meek . Wayne Moore, Charles Johnson, Clinton Ellis, Tommy York, Billy Wood. Jerry Liner, Buddy Copus, Earl Langner. HANDICRAFT CLUB Mr. Hollond, Sponsor Billy Favors, Pres.; Joe T. Bishop, V. Pres.; Leland Dockery, Sec.; Preuit Holland, Charles McGuhan, Pat Smith. Ben Slay, Billy Seat, Jacob Boswortbu VEST ALLAN Mrs. Ma.imurll, Sponsor Betty Ann Arthur, Betty Ann Barker, Anne Barrier, Betty Anne Barrow, Martha Bowden, Jane Bryant, Ruth Carder, Ruth Clem. Marianne Cole, Helen Dahlke, Flora Heatly, Joy Kemp, Peggy Lightsey, Jean Lind, Jane Mayo, Mablc Monteabaro, Byrdic Ann Smith, Norma Jean Spratling, Jeanette Trammell, Jeanette Wood. ATHENEAN Mrs. Orvyl Smith, Sponsor Helen Jones, Pre .; Dorothy Faye Brook , V. Pre .; Dorothy Finley, Sec.; France Malain, Trea .; Jeanette Aden, Billy Ruth Adwell, Molly Aahcraft, Eileen Barrett, Linda Battle, Jean Cheek. Elizabeth Coburn, Iri Crumbly, Mary E. Dickinson, Sue Ann Dickinson, Mary Lee Fuqua, Kitty Garrett. Freida Hale, Vivian Hayne , Ana Mae Hick , Annette Holly, Mary Lou Jone . Jane Luca , Olenc Lyle, Joyce Mackey, Elizabeth Robbins, Anne Jo Robertson, Melba Rudolph, Betty Sadler, Dori Sadler, Bc ie Simms. Jimmy Simms, Dorothy Smith, Elowese Smith, Maxine Thomp on, Dorothy Thornton, Mildred Walker, Cathryn Williamson, Chet Wil on, Betty Jo Wright. PROMETHEAN Mrs. Thompson, Sponsor Bertha Peeples, Pres.; Edith Van Kcuren, V. Pres.; Kathrinc Batchy, Sec. Ann Smith, Trea .; Sara Phillips, Toiler Rep.; Norma Jeanne Bohannon, Ann Butter-worth, Alya Jane Christy, Christine Cooper, Martcaret 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, Helen Ken-ney, Jackie Moore, Betty Nicholson, Frances NirhoHon, Marcia O’Neal, Jean Peeples, Jeanne Price, Eva Jane Whetstone, Ed win i a Whiteside, Flora Whittet, Betty Woodward, Clara Mae Woolverton. ALTMEAN CLUB Mum Blrvsett, Sponsor Jane McNutt, Pres.; Mary Vesta Barnard, V. Pres.; Jane Leath. Recording Sec.; Jeannette Harris. Corresponding Sec.; Frances Ruth Harris. Taller Rep.; Marie Knight, Treas.; Joyce Baker, Marion Bowden. Margaret Craig. Darrel Dean Coley, Dorothy Elliott. Carolyn Gardner. Jacquelyn Goodgame, Gladys Hite. Sarah Isaacs, Ann Jones, Frances Jones, Jane I.aney, Kathryn Levie. Jean Anne Lloyd, Betty Jane Long, Margaret Lord, Mary Glynn Martin. Betty Miles. Pauline Morgan, Marjorie Robertson, Ophelia Roebuck, Clarice Rucks, Joy Skelton, Wilma Sommers, Mildred Vernon, Anne West, Jimmie White, Julia Wilkcy, La Verne Williams, Frances Young. PHILATELIC Min McCoy, Sponjor Hcnny Garner, J. C. Power , Charlie Wright, Johnny Randall,. Henry Sheldon. Bettye Battle , Lcalon Lindcrrnan, Jimmy Trammell, Richard Tcmcr on, Barbara Crotwell, George Perkin , Charlie Rice, Jimmy Shaw, Robert Mar hall, Barbara Jolley, Pat Kirkland, Sam Steele, Bill Adam , Jerry Floyd, Donna Calender, Evelyn Fritz, Lorraine Tehatt, Helen Vil on, Jean Spencer, Joan Little, Jack Trammell, Clifford Jone , Jean Moore, Lib Davis, Betty Heaton, Billy Wall. UTOPIAN SCIENCE CLUB Mrs. Floyd. Sfiontor Floyd Batchclder, Joe Bordenea, Ann Brown, Hugh Brown, Jack Bur� on. Rex Butler, George Creel, Judson Dooley, Bill Duncan, Jerry Flourney, Janice Grad dick. John Green, Joe Hick , Jimmy Hightower, Iva Lee Jone . Claude King, Eugene Langner, J. B. Malcolm, Sarah Louise Ma ey, Carol McConnell, Joy McConnell, Herman Moore, Donald Nelson, Dan Poe, Van Rce� r, Jimmy Reeve . Edward Robin ♦on, Sol Seagel, Sam Shannon, Emogenc Staton, Tom Thrift, Kenneth Traweck, Al McEuen, rI’ed Mithormon, Jc ie Bea Youngblood. Kline Tidwell. LE CIRCLE FRANCAIS Miss Sttmdham, Sponsor Mary Emily Lokcy, Pre .; Arthur Joe Cobia, Ux V. Pre .; Virginia Harwell, 2nd V. Pres.; Charle Gayle, Trea .; Jeanne Charles. Sec.; Katherine Lundbom, Tatter Rep.; Helen Adam . Raymond Barr . Merle Black, Martha Cooper. Rena Carter. Betty Floyd, Ina Hanes Ralph Jone , Julia Rippy, Lorene Ru � ell. Roney Ware. PATRICIAN CLUB Miss Furr, Sponsor Emily Evan , Pre .; Henry Randall, lat V. Pre .; Morri Dillard, 2nd V. Pre .; Bettv Jo Mann. Sec.; Martrlia Bell. Dorothy Birdohaw, Betty Bowen, Billie Bo d, Mary Jane Brewer, Juanita Brown, Dan Campbell. Ruth Cook, Mary Ben Co . Bettv Jan Evans, Mary Jo Foreman, Raymond Gilmer, Parker Glasgow, David llarbou, Betty HenchelL Ronnie Howell. Betty Ann Johntey. John Jordan. Evelyn Kaufman, Porter Kendrick. Jerry Long. Anne Lord. Mary Chloe McCollough. holme McGowan. Evelyn Owen . George Pappa«. Betty Ann Sim , Libbie Stephenson, Marion Stewart, Betty Thornton, Marie Thornton, Clara Watkins Anita West, Birdie White, Donald Williams Betty Wiltshire. F.NTKE NOUS GIRL RESERVE Mrs. Huttnn. Sponsor Juanita McMullen, Pro.; Joyce Culvcrhouse, V. Pres.; Peggy McAchran, Sec.; Pat Lathem, Trea .; Ann Whitley, Lay Member; Helen Talley, Devotional Chairman; Alicia Aregar, Charlotte Davis, Martha Gilliarn, Billie Hardcmun, Marilee Mathcock, Harriet Israel, Margaret Lord, Mildred Martin, Fay Nunn, Christine Parks, Ruth Posey, Margaret Shoults, Bobbie Sims, Jeanne Smith, Annette Talley, Betty Ann Taylor, Julia Ware. JUNIOR GIRL RESERVES Miss H'arJ, Sponsor Brtty Bagley, Barbara Batley, Doris Bellow , Louise Bishop. Virginia Bonds, Betty Ann Brand, Gloria Chafin. Katherine Crank, Lorene Cruse, Carolyn Daly, Martha Sue Darby, Willodean Davis, Rebecca Drummond, Betty Jean Gann, Edith Haynes, Emogene Johnson, Betty Leonard, Betty McLaugban. SENIOR GIRL RESERVES Mrs. Burton, Sponsor Alicia Cregar, Jean Crook, Joyce Culverhou e, Charlotte Davis France Evans Martha Gilliam, Billie Hardiman, Mary Lee Halhcock, Vivian Heaven, Virginia Hefley, Harriet Israel, Betty Jean Kirkland, Pat Lathem, Mildred Martin, Peggy McAckran. Juanita Mr Mullen, Eariinc Minyard, Fay Nunn, Christina Parks Ruth •Poaey, Rebecca Shockley, Margaret Shaults Bobbie Jean Sims Jeanne Smith, Annette Talley, Helen Talley, Betty Ann Taylor, Julia Ware, Anne Whitley. GLEAM-ETTES Miss MrPhtron, Sponsor Mr . I). P. Hall, Club Mother; Katherine Aderholt, Prc .; Mildred Hughe , V. Pre .; Betty McKensie, Sec.; Alvi Na� h, Trea .; Henerietta McClung, Devotional Leader; Grace Gearhcart, Parlimentarian; Leslie Jo Carter, Lay Member; Dickie Bell, Betty Jo Bush, Vivian Braselton, Virginia Chandler, Jessamine Chew, Betty Jo Curl, Harriet Curl, Pori Duke, Margaret Hilton, Marie Hinote, Joyce Jcmi on, Betty Ann Landrum, Lillian LaSu a, Betty Lowery, June Mauldin, Anne Ma tcr on, Dorothy Overstreet, Peggy Patterson. Lo Bayne Stovall, Betty Jean Taylor, Jetta Tolbert, Rosemary Weekly, Alberta Williams, Roberta Wilton. MARSHAL HONOR SOCIETY Mist Dorothy Hlcxcrtt, Sponsor Clara Hodge , Prc .; Darrell Dean Colley. V. Pro.; Marion Bowden, Sec.; Betty Jean Taylor, Trea .; Elizabeth Franklin, Tatler Rep.; Manor Flarity, Margaret Fox, Mary Lee Fuqua, Betty Ann Johnscy, Be� � ie Sims, Mary Katherine Shaw, Alberta Williams, Jimmie Dell White. MARSHALS Mr. Fulhngton, Sfionjor First Period: Katherine Crank, Betty McDowell, Joy Kehncr, Betty Hinkle, Jerry Tihbitt, Mary Ellen Allison, Jean Keltner, Charles Karine, Jimmy Lee, Bett Jo Taylor, Ramona Hatcher, Ann Bell, Joan Sorrell, Marie Christopher. Wanda Martin, Billy Salter, F.maline Lindley, Berrice Hope, Fay Godder, James Allen, Earl Porter, Mary Lee Fuqua, Thomas Luicus. Second Period: Doria Worthington, Kay Rogers, Mildred Vernon, Elsie Cory, Teddy Daniels, Carlene Saxackat . Herman Moore, Johnny Denham. Janice Stone, Jerry Brown, Jean Brown, George Creel, Mary Northup, Rebecca Drummond, Louise Roseherry, Betty Jean Hart, Ira Haines. Hazel Ransom, Peggy Dobson, Kathryn Cawthorn, Vera Koone, Alvin Bridges. Bobby Ruth Doss, Danny Newman. Bobby Allison, George Wood, George Perkins, Peggy I.ightsey. Third Period: Betty Ann Sims, Martha Ann Chesser, Bill Acker, Betty Ann Dobbs, Betty Jean Kimbcll, Harold fate, Kitty Garrett, Imogcne Van Sandat, George Freeman, Mary Goodwin, Ann Lord, Bonnie Cook, Joan Boyd, Marion Kinney, Ruth Seller , Betty Lawley, Betty Harrison, Betty Jean Taylor, Bessie Sims. Auditorium Period: Martha Darley, Marvleen Prentice, Joan Little, Emma Jean Brnton, Doris Bellows, Donna (handler, Joyce Jcmison, Marjorie Koone, Larrainc Tebavis, Billy Joe MrLaughlen, Betty Baglcy, Darrell Dean Colt), Jimmie Dell White. Fourth Period: Virginia Williams, Joyce York, Molly Holland. Sally Holt, Mary Jane Brewer, Peggy McAchran, Jean Harper, John Robinson, Fred McNutt, Malcolm Gilliland, Mildred Best, Harriet Herring. Marion Bowden, Billie Boyd, Mary Jo Newbourne, Doris Bryant. Billy Burson, Myrtle White, Helen Jones, Elizabeth Franklin. Fifth Period: Martha Ann Chesser, Hazel Holley, Clara Brooks, Jeanette Gore, Betty Jean Kimbell, Romana Brooks, Jack Whetstone, Helen Elliott, Betty Joyce Lipsey. Jimmy Christian, Annette Copeland. Ann Boggs. Marion Kennedy, Virginia Chandler, Berni Marsh, Billy Ruth Adwcll, Hetty Jean Speed, Glori Neal, Mary K. Shaw, Elizabeth Barnett, Jimmy Simpkins. Lorine Guess. Carrie Ccrascis. Billy Livings, Denward Davis. Malcolm Coates, Eugene Thomas. Thelma Jones Jack Whetstone. Minnie France Hicks, W. L. Atkinson, Robert Lanev, Donald Jones, Betty J. Hart, Oscar Pardue. Louise Thompson, Mary Allison, Norma Cox, Pauline Sandford. Janis Patton, Vivian Evans, Betty Culverhouse. Sixth Period: Rav Haynes, Marie Thornton, Edwin Holder. June Wilkins, Harrison Gooch. Jessamine Chew, Mary Ruth Moore, William Caldwell, Sue Anne Dickerson, Catherine Martin. Mary Rose Walker. Gladys Robbins, Betty Turner, Joe Moss, Edna Bowman, Martin Crider, George Sanders. Marion Burks. Seventh Period: Lawrence Cannon, Eloite Dodd, Joe Bordence, Billy Woods. Jimmy Simpkins, James Clowduv Edward Hall, Doris Allen, Mary Blis . Carolyn White, Lillian La Susa, Julie Ware. Jimmy Ruffin, Louise Holt, Roberta Allen, Ralph Brown, Marion Stewart, Minnie Frances Creel. THE ORCHESTRA Min timer, Dirrrlor Dempsey Pennington, Concert Master; Dudley Lankford, Jeanne Franklin, Joe James, Hugh Brown, Helen Harrell, Florence Kirby, Elizabeth Alverton, Julia Dick, Charlotte Prver, Margaret Kirby, Emmalyn Murphrcc, Ruth Allen Cook, Joyce Snyder, Donald Norton, Gene Hannah, Rosalind Taylor, Bonnie Cook. David Angle, Wallace Garrett. Flora White, Bob Copus, Jefta Tolbert. Mildred Denton, Emmette Tarrant. Annie Belle Count . Willodcan Davit, Barbara Batley, Evelyn Owen . Betty Ann Arthur, Louise Bishop, Carolyn Norton, Millard Stephens, Ruby Nell Latter, Mary Jane Brewer, Dorothy Burdeshaw, Mary Chloe McCullough. Maude Ellen Jordan, Ervin Pope, Sam Palumbo, Katherine Aderholt, Morris Dillard. John Tyton. William Rutledge, George Lunceford, Ronald Austin. Jame Harrison. Ralph Brown, Gene Copeland. Palmer Turner, Edith Van Keuren, Shaffer Gregory, Char let Rice, Charles Murphy, Chandler Smith. BAND HONOR SOCIETY Mrs. Smith, Sponsor Katherine Aderholt. Dorothy Burdeshaw, Wendall Freeman, Jaroe Harrison, Mary McCullough, Ervin Rope, Charles Rice, Palmer Turner, George l.unceford, Billy Legg, Bill Ader , Allen Brown, Shaffer Gregory, Sam Palumbo, August Lehman, Maude Ellen Jordan, Morris Dillard. WARBLERS Mr. l.ighl, Sponsor Bill Farrar. Prea.; Henry Randall, V. Pre .; Cbarle Hagler, Sec.; Donald Batson, Fatter Rep.; Joe Black, Bill Davit, Gene Ellison, Jack Foreman, Shader Gregory, Carl Hendricks John Jack ton. Kenda Jones Dudley Lankford. Whitten Meadow, Brent Petty, Ferri Ritchey, Billy Seale, Dempsey Pennington, Roy Scholl. SHAFFER GREGORY ALFRED HENRY RANDALL. JR CAVALIERS Mr. Light, Sponsor Rhode Holliman, Pre .; Jimmy Shaw. V. Pres; Willi Wert, Sec.: Albert I rull, Tatlrr Rep.; Charles Alford, Bobby Allison, John Christian, jimmy Connor . Don Crow, Philip Harter, Carlton Evan, Frank Hull, William Lowe, Pete McNeal, Fred McNutt, Jack Murnmrrt, Bemad Ogle, Vann Reese, Ted Ruddick. Luther Smith, Lester Wilkerson, Donald William-on. GIRLS GLEE CLl.’B Miss Doivling, Sfiotnor Betty Duke, Pre� .; Dorothy Thomas. V. Pres.; Ruth Jennings. Sec. and Treat.; Carolyn Duncan. Bulletin Board; Anna Jean Franklin. Tatlrr Rep.; Mary Vesta Barnard, Librarian; Ramona Brook . Norma Jean Bohannon. Marietta Bell, Barbara Christy Betty Jo Curl. nne Cory. Emily Evan-. Martha Jean Gilmer, Kathryn Gunter. Jean Harper. Virginia Hinkle. Helen Jones Bobbie Kuykendall. Jane Lanry, Sara LeSrur. Jane I.eath. Katherine Lund bom. Henrietta McClung, Eoline Metro wan. Juanita McMullen. Marilyn Nabor-. Alvi% Na-h. Mary Evelyn Patton. Nila Jean Parker Martha Sewell. Ajtnc Sivley. Annie Laurie Smoke, Maxine Smith. Mary Evelyn Feel. Margaret Tucker, Dorothy Valear, l.aVerne Williams Sarah Phillip , Harriet Curl. SPRING III-Y ( SUERS CU II Mr. Stonier, Sponsor Jack McDonald, Pres; Donald Batson, V. Pro.; Floyd Hatchrldtr, Sec.; Frank Oliver, Treat.; Benny Duncan, C'haplain; Kendall Adkins Clair Allen, Morri Dillard. Robert Gunter. Huffman Harless Joe James John Jordan, Mjlcolm Miller, Sam Palumbo, Alva Patton. Henry Randall, Blakely Robertson, Robert Wamaley, John Webb. Hugh Brown, Bill Davis Jack Foreman, Gene Fox. Billy Lcuu. Ferri% Ritchey. Malcomb Coates Gene Ellicon, Georue Freeman, Carl Hendricks Carl Hitchcock, John Jackyon, Dan Newsome. Thoina Smith, Willie Wc t lll-Y USHF.RS Mr. Stonier, Sponsor Bill Farrar, Pres; Bill Acker, Y Pres; Jack McDonald, Sec.; Emmett Tarrant, Treas; Dempsey Pennington. Council Rep.; Donald Bat«on, Talter Rep.; Frank Adkcr� on, Kendall Adkins, Frank Berg, Bill Berry, Joe Black. Hutch Brown. Gene Cairull, Bill Davit, Morris Dillard, Benny Duncan, Billy Favors Jack Fofttttian. Gene Fox. Taber Green. Bobby Gunter, Charlet Hauler. Felix Harris Jue James Claude King, Dudley Lankford, Billy Le«y, August Lehman, Frank Oliver. Henr Randall, Ferri Ritchey. Blakely Robertson, Charles Samuel, Dewey Webb. F.lton Wetlev. OMICRON DELTA Mist John ton. Sponsor Bill Acker, Dempsey Pennington, Dudley Lankford, Ann Acker. Betty Ann John-key, Donald Baf«nn, Al Brook«, Bertha Peeples W. D. Peeples, Martv Stinson, Etnmette Tarrant, Emily Evan , Taber Green, Mary Joyce Montgomery, Jeanne Franklin, Palmer Turner. MASQUE AND GAVEL Miss Johnson, Sponsor Bill Acker, Donald Batson, Al Brook , Ann Acker, Dudley Lankford, Deinptey Pennington, Betty Ann Johnaey, W. D. Peeples, Emily Evan , Martha Stinson, Barbara Colley, Marie Thornton, Betty Henchel), Palmer Turner, Bertha Peeple , Tal er Green, Emmette Tarrant, Betty Miller. Mary Joyce Montgomery, Benny Duncan, Jeanne Franklin, Jimm Willis Ferris Ritchey, Brent Petty, Anna Jean Franklin. Martha Martin. Jean Cobern. John Webb, Charles Billingsley. George Freeman, Sue Pat Santmyer, Pelham McDonald, Joan Prosch, Jim v Murphree, Jani Patton. DONALD BATSON Area Winner American Legion Oratorical Conte -JANIE” • YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU” THE CAST THE CAST Charles Colburn ............. Emmette Tarrant Elspcth Colburn ................ Jeanette Gore Lucille Colburn Emily Evan Rodney....................... Donald Batson John Van Brunt ........ ...— .....Bill Acker Janie Colburn .....-.............. Ann Acker Bernadine Dodd ..............Jimty Murphree Paula Rainey. ................ Joan Pro ch Scooper Nolan ................... Brent Petty Thelma Lawrence.................. Betty Miller Dick Lawrence .........Pelham McDonald, Jr. Tina Anna Jean Franklin Andy Ncvin ........ Dudley Lankford, Jr. Frank Parker ..................Palmer Turner Oscar Bassett ......Dempsey Pennington, Jr. Hortense Bennington Mary Joyce Montgomery “Dead-Pan Hackett ....... W. D. Peeples, Jr. Carl Loomis ................. Ben Allen, Jr. Joe Ferome ...................... Don Patton Mickey Malone .........George Freeman. Jr. Uncle Poodgie” Taber Green Soldier from Camp Longstrcer: John Webb Ronnie Howell Roy Howard Penelope Sycamore Anna Jean Franklin Jimsy Murphree Rheba Martha Martin Paul Sycamore John Welsh, Jr. Roy Howard Ed Ronnie Howell Sam Shannon Martin Vandcrhof Donald Batson Alice Mary Joyce Montgomery Tony Kirby George Freeman, Jr. Boris Kolenkhov ... Ferris Ritchey Gay Wellington Dorothy Valcar Mr. Kirby Pelham McDonald, Jr. Janis Patton Clvde Brvant Brent Petty Charles Billingsley Olga Jeanne Franklin R. O. T. C. Clair Allen, Leonard Auftban, Frank Atkerson, James H. Bell, Bobby Bu� h. Don Bussey, Don Burbank. G. P. Burn . William Caldwell, Jerry Campbell, Don Cash. Dexia Bruce Cook. Gu Co� mo� , Steve Cosmo . Jack Crew . Georue Dalke, Richard Dayidaon. Albert Dawes. Harry English. Carlton Evan., Albert Fennell. Gene Fox Glb ?'“� George Gilliand. Robert Gunter, Presley Hargrove. Hoffman Harless, Uilliam Harper, Charles Kline, Richard Lacey, Paul Has.ell, Presley Hatcher, Jame. Hawkins Coy Hawkins Owen Helton. Tommy Hicks. Raymond Hin.ton, Marltcn Horsley, Donald Jones, Richard Jones. Porter Kendrick, James Lambert, Carl Lane, James McCain Robert McCarley. Richard McDermott, Charles McGriff. James May-field, James Mitchell. James Montgomery, Miles Monroe. Claude Morton, Donald Nelson, Louis O’Connor. C. L. Odom. Frank Oliver, Frank Palumbo, Donald Patton. RC1 r „P,unkptt. Dan Poe, James Reeves. Billy Richard- wn Jack Rickies, Gtorgc Blakely Robertson. Ewell Robinson. Richard Rowe, Henry Scott. B.lly Seilt, Wilburn Short. John Sims. Fred Slaughter. Luther Smith. Charles Stevenson, William Sugg, Billy Sullivan William Therrcll. Jack Thomas. Joseph Thompson John Townry. Jack Trammell. Thomas Tucker, James Waters. Gene Weaver, Ira West. I homas Williams. Clyde Winters, Robert Wright, Walter Vice, Vernon Yeager, Dewitt York, Tommy York. ' DISC AND DIAMOND Major Rice, Sponsor Robert McCarley, Captain; Hoffman Harless, 1st Lieutenant; Bobby Gunter. 1st Lieutenant; Don Cash, 1st Lieutenant; Claire Allen, 2nd Lieutenant; Fred Slaughter, 2nd Lieutenant; John Townley, 2nd Lieutenant; Blakely Robertson, 2nd Lieutenant; George Dahlke, 1st Sergeant; Gus Cosmos, Gene Fox. Paul Hasscl, Prestley Hatcher, Richard Lacey, Frank Oliver, Charles Pharo, Pete Robinson, Charles Stephenson, Billy Sullivan, Tommy William . BEAUTY SECTION (LOs I Citizenship Girl Regional Scholastic Awards Ted RmldicK J.O. SIMMONS COACH DRIVER PRENTICE ALT. CAPT. ELECT—CAPT. ELECT sT. • COOL MAJORETTES Mr. Helms, Sponsor Gloria Sabatini, Conchetta Wilton, Jerry Long, Betty Dean Hilliard. Banquet Assistants H.wk Row— Kli .rbcth Franklin, Catherine Clem. Mary I milv Lokev, B rdie Smith. liettv Duke , l liz..b. rh A Iverson, Carol) n Duncan, and Betty McKenzie. Iront Row Florence Me I. am . Kdith Van Kcuren, Kathryn (iumer, Katherine Lundbom, Martjrct Johnston, and Freda Yarbrough StTVvd hut not in Picture Olira Hooser, Jackie Powell, Mary Frances McCollum, Anita Casey, and Latreii V ade. MISS SNIDOW -SFONSOR- GEORGE HOPSON FOOTBALLMANRGER Coach Simmons Coach “Shot Senn FOOTBALL BANQUET NOVEMBER 88,1944 JOHN R BLRNE COACH JRCK WELDON TP.RCK C.BRSKETBALL MANAGER WRDE WRLLHCE EX. COLONEL HALF-SACK CITY SWIMMING . DIVING CHAMP SERVING WITH UNCLE SAM V COYlKGTOM GILBERT issues TEEMS pr� :n no VARSITY TEAM irr. is r. vso n is.vvcs frkw cii.hirt covim;i o II TEAM fII.AVI CAM MON I iRKYSPRJMi IliRIM X hoi.mfs i-pton crimi.ky imii.ky ckoich iiACcn i S’lt )RKY l UION$ bottom row chamjiuss IJICKDSSON RAKNAKD MHI TOP ROW com-ANU mkekj nu:v harp McH.VAN PRFSCOrr vikoammon n:wo UT KARPFR CTIfl mi.I.AKD OK1I.L5 TRACK TEAM HACK ROW: BLANE PRENTICE CLARK FRONT ROW: HAYMAKER BYRD DAILY NEWSOME SHERER STEELE HARPER FAVORS SMITH CLARK SHOT PUT £ DISCUS TRACK CRAWFORD WAMSLEY 220 DA5H RELAY UPTON 5TAGG5 SMALLEY FREW FOOTBALL By Jo Terry Bishop WOODLAWN 7—BESSEMER 0 The Colonel opened the season by traveling down Bessemer way to face the Purple Tigers. The night was clear and balmy, a perfect night for a football game, and the stand were filled to capacity. The game looked a if it would end in a 0 0 deadlock, but a Bessemer mistake was a Woodlawn gain. It was fourth down. Bessemer's ball and only inches to go; Bemmer elected to run. Cecil Gaines, powerful right guard for the Colonels, broke through the Tigers' line and threw Red Patton for a six yard loss. Beautiful run by Luck, Daily, and Wallace brought the bail down to the Bessemer 13 yard stripe. Three plays later Kay Laney, capable quarterback, faked a reverse to Daily, straightened up and tossed a beautiful pa into the waiting arm of David Luck. Wallace converted and the game ended — Woodlawn 7, Bessemer 0. RAMSAY 12—WOODLAWN 6 Ten thousand spectators saw the Woodlawn Colonels go down fighting against a powerful Ramsay eleven at Legion Field. This was Woodlawn' first Big Five game of the season and it first Big Five defeat since 193S. The Ram attack was led by Joe Hicks, speedy halfback. In the early minute of the game Hicks drove over right tackle, cut back to the sideline in the secondary and scampered 47 yards for a touchdown, Ramsay led 6-0. The Colonels, however, with a true spirit that is typical of Woodlawn teams charged back on a 70 yard drive led by Laney, Luck, and Daily to even the score — six all. The score was made by Lanrv on a three yard plunge. Wallace failed to convert. Hicks was not through for the night, for in the third quarter “little dynamite'' plunged through the line and paced off 67 yards to pay dirt. Ramsay failed to convert and the game ended — Ramsay 12, Woodlawn 6. Many tear were shed to see the Colonel go down in defeat after 37 consecutive wins. WOODLAWN 14—ENSLEY 6 The Colonel returned to the gridiron, after being topped by Ramsay the week hefore, :o serk revenge. Revenge was found and the Colonels came out of a hard fought game on top 14-6. The first period ended with the core 0 0, but the picture was changed in the second quarter when Jack Chambliss, Colonel end, downed McQueen' punt on the Ensley 14. The Jackets attempted to punt, but Laney broke through the line to block the kick and Dewey Lee covered the ball behind the goal. Laney converted and the second quarter ended with Woodlawn ahead 7-0. In the closing minute of the third quarter, Enslev's Dick Webb took a reverse from Logan and plunged three yard to pav dirt. The conversion wa blocked and Shot Sent)' boy led 7-6. With minute to play, Rav Laney faked a reverse to Daily and handed it to Chambliss who galloped around end and down the side line 35 yard for a tally. Laney converted to make the final score 14-6, favor of the Colonel . WOODLAWN 8—PHILLIPS 6 The heavily favored Woodlawn Colonels were given a scare by the Phillips Crimsons before emerging an 8-6 victor in a top-notch tilt at Legion Field. After trailing the Crimson for three quarters, the Colonels made a last-minute comeback, scoring a safety and touchdown in quick succession to edge out the Phillipians who yearly gives the Colonels a good fright. Cecil Gaines started the scoring for the Colonels by blocking Charles Aycock's punt behind the Phillips goal. Aycock recovered and the Colonels were given two points on the safety. Four plays later the Colonels hit pay-dirt again, this time it wa a touchdown with Fullback A. r. Daily giving a good exhibition of broken field running. Daily evaded several would-be tackier on his 26 yard run. The Raiders made their lone tally toward the end of the first quarter when Johnson hurled an aerial to Charles Flurry good for 33 yards and a touchdown. Brown failed to convert. This win put the Colonels in a second place tie with Ensley and kept them ih the running for the Crippled Children's Clinic game. Later wins by Ramsay eliminated them. WEST END 26—WOODLAWN 0 Coach Ernest Teel's Lion ended a long West End championship drought by rolling over the Colonels, 26 to 0, in the last Big Five game of the season. Thirteen thousand Fall Weather' fan saw the Colonels go down in defeat for the third time this season. West End scored twice in the second and once each in the third and fourth periods. Me Ree, fullback, scored first on a II yard jaunt around end. All-Stater Dick Flournoy sparked the Lion ’ attack bv exhibiting plenty of spe-rd along with beautiful broken field running. The Colonels just couldn't connect with aerials and the powerful West End line crushed any attempts to run. Woodlawn’ only threat to score was in the first period when runs by Daily, Laney and Luck put the ball on the Lion ' 16. Luck fumbled a reverse from Laney, ending the scoring attempt. The Lions went on to a decisive victors- but the Colonel took the defeat in a spirit that typifies a Woodlawn High eleven. WOODLAWN 20—SIDNEY LANIER 7 The Colonel marched over the Poet of Sidney Lanier to the tune of 20 to 7, scoring tallies in ail but the third period in a contest that wa highlighted by the Colonel outstanding blocking and tackling Shot Senn's boy scored fir t on a 17 yard drive lead by A. J. Daily, David Lurk, and Ray Laney. Daily scored from the two yard stripe. Laney converted. The Colonel trod pay-dirt again in the second period copping a 5 yard push on run by Daily, McQueen, and Chambles . Luck scored and Woodlawn led at the half 13 to 0. Sidney Lanier scored next in the fourth period. Whitehurst' pa tp Walter was good for 27 yard to the Colonel's one, Whitehurst scored and Downs converted. The last score of the game came after a 74 yard pu h by Woodlawn. Ray Laney plunged through the Lanier line from the one. Laney converted and the game ended, Woodlawn 20, Lanier 7. MIAMI 39—WOODLAWN 6 Hurling touchdown punches from all over the lor, the Miami Stingarecs knocked out VVuodlawn, 39 to 6, before a crowd of 9,128 Fall Weather fans at the Orange Bowl StJ-dium. The sparkling Stings scored in the first minutes of play, when Peter Rabbit Williams (All-southern half-back) returned a Woodlawn punt 47 yards for a t.d. and then piled across on a 99J4 yard sustained drive in the last minute of play. In between first and last minute scores the Miamians swept 90, 42, and 64 yards for additional touchdowns. The Colonels struck 3$ yards for their score soon after Miami scored, after end Bobby Ragsdale put them into position by recovering a Miami fumble on the 35. Fullback Daily, quarterback Laney, and end Chambliss, aided t y a ten yard pass from McQueen to Ragsdale, moved the ball to the two vard line. Daily lobbed a pass off a spinner into the end zone to 'Ragsdale. Laney failed to convert. At this point the score stood 7 to 6 in favor of Miami but the Stings went on to pile up a 39 to 6 victory before the final whistle blew. TRACK By Joe Terry Bishop John Blane’s track team came out on top this year in the State meet not only with total points but also in individual honors. Those taking fhese honors were: Elton Wesley First Place Mile Dan Newsome Third Place Mile Stewart Sutton First Place High ic Low Hurdles Tommy Tucker First Place High Jump Bill Prentice Third Place High Jump The Colonels took part in only two meets this year in Big Five competition, winning from Ramsay and losing to West End by one point. Coach Blane awarded the letters at the May Day ceremonies. Those receiving letters were: John Blane, Jr., Gene Byrd, Tommy Steel, Dan Newsome, Elton Wesley, Stewart Sutton, B:ll Prentice, James Clark, Bobby Weldon, Robert Wamsley, Tommy Tucker, and Tommy Crawford. We here at Woodlawn are proud of our track team in the splendid way that you upheld the traditions of Woodlawn, keep it up. TENNIS BASEBALL By Joe Terry Bishop The baseball team went through a successful season this year, winning four of seven starts in Big Five league play and placed fourth in the district meet, they were eliminatetd in the semi-finals by Shades Cahaba, 3 to 2. The Colonels took to the field against Ramsay three times. West End twice and Ensley twice. Those receiving letters from Coach Senn were: Earl Mize, Gordon Pettus, Malcolm Frew, Ray Laney, Jack Mayer, Roy Smalley, ‘Bud’ Bourn, Bobby Ragsdale, Lewis Lawley, ‘Red’ Thomas, Eugene Driver, and Zeke' Isaacs. Members of the squad that did not receive letters were: Herman Moore, Charley Helm , B. C. King, Bobby Lott, and Robert Baggett. The Colonels will have ten men returning next spring to represent us on the baseball diamond, the best of luck to them. BASKETBALL By Joe Terry Bishop The Woodlawn cagers played a successful war-time schedule this year winning five games out of eleven starts. Under the able toutership of Coach John Blane the Colonels handed out defeats to every big five team except Ensley. Incidentally the Ensley five represented the Fifth District in the State Tournament this year; so this accounts for the two defeats Woodlawn received at the hands of the Yellow Jackets., At mid-season the Colonels looked as if they were going to come out on top in the Big Five competition after defeating a heavily favored Corner five 32 to 31. In my estimation this was the best game the Colonels turned out all season. Although the Colonels did not receive the Fifth District Championship, they were well represented in various selections. Captain Zeke Isaacs held third place berth on the Big Five leading scorer list with 89 points to his credit, he also was picked second string center for the All-District team. Bill Prentice received honorable mentions on the All-District team also. The leading scorers were as follows: Isaacs (101); Teem (68); Prentice (64); Frew (48); Covington (44). By Joe Terry Bishop Coach John Carter has high expectations for hi '45 tenni combinations, after losing only three lettermen from last years' squad. Those lost were Billy Kent, L. V. Chafin. and Al Brooks. This vear we have five lettermen returning and approximately ten new recruits. Morris Dillard, who played on double last year, moved up to No. I. Three newcomers: Beverly Sawyer, last vear at Sidney Lanier, or Jack Forstman at No. 2. John Jordan is No. 3 man. In an effort to get a strong doubles combination, Joe Harper and Jimmy Cumb, who played singles last year, have been paired for No. I spot. Roy Scholl and Paul Meeks, two newcomers, will work at No. 2 doubles. No spot has been cinched definitely this year. Those letterin last year were: Jimmy Cumb, Willie Covington, Joe Harper, Morris Dillard, H--bert Hanes, Billy Kent, L. V. Chafin. and At Brooks. We are wishing the tennis team the best of luck in their 194$ campaign. The Season Schedule: Woodlawn 24, Ramsay 34 •Woodlawn 39, West End 36 •Woodlawn 37, Phillips 36 •Woodlawn 43, Ramsav 30 Woodlawn 32, Corner 31 •Woodlawn 36, Ensley 56 •Woodlawn 23, Phillip 38 Woodlawn 34, Selma 71 •Woodlawn 39, Ramsay 57 •Woodlawn 52, West End 39 Woodlawn 18, Selma 56 Tournament Scores: Woodlawn 49, Tuscaloosa 23 Woodlawn 38, Bessemer 37 Woodiawn 37, Phillips 49 Totals: Woodlawn 501 Opposition 593 •Big Five Games. THE BAND Mrs, Smith, Sponsor Katherine Adcrholt, Bill Aders, Ronald Austin, Betty Barker, Annie Bate . Sarah Beddow, Doris Bellow , Wallace Braher, Bobby Bowden, Allen Brown, Ralph Brown, Dorothy Burdeshaw, Raymond Carnev James Carter. Mary Ella Christian, Billy Coker, Gene Copejand. L. W. Crumley, Carolyn Daly, Jean Daniels, Bobby Darby, Morris Dillard, Billy Duncan, Stephen Epps, Joan Ethridge, Hollis Fraser, Harris Fredy, Wend all Freeman, Dan Gaylord. Raymond Gilmer, Parker Glasgow, Roy Graves, Shaffer Gregory, David Harbour, Reggie Harp, James Harrison, Joe Hicks, Pete Hill, Billy Hyde, Mildred Jackson, Billy Lee Jarrctt, Emogene Johnson, Iva Lee Jones. Lee Jordan, Maude Ellen Jordan, Philip LaSusa, Billy Legg, August Lessman, John Roy Lewis, Roy Liles, Jerry Lloyd, George Lunceford, Joe Lynch, Frank Mann, June Mauldin, Charles Murphy, Al McCuen. Mary McCullough, Charles McGechan, Joe McKee. Sam Palumbo, Doris Owens, William Patterson, Ervin Pope, Joyce Powell, Gus Prosch, Charles Rice, J. B. Rogers. William Rutledge, Clifford Shannon, Chandler Smith, Ernogene Staton, Joan Staton, Rosalyn Stubbs, Palmer Turner, John Tyson, Bob Vance, Edith Van Keuren. Margaret Watson, Jack Whetstone. Van Williams, Joyce Wood, Betty Wilson, Gene Wilson. S 1 £ be fr DfA| J hiLLiard CO C HEJ A W lisofj 3n MemoridLm Lawrence Attison Joe Gomperts C. G. Church Charles Feltus Henry B. Evans Boh Burns John Mctts John Woods Morgan Gillespie Carl Israel Earl Adams Joe Kcnnington Charles Metis Eugene Smith Virgil Thompson Van Skiff John Warner Winston Lewis Charles Hoover Dr. Joe Bancroft Lyles Densmore George L. Williams Richard Ogles Charles Mankin Bruce Morson Herman Kellv Thomas Bowlin Roderick M. Walker Gordon Landrum, Jr. Horace W. Moore Edgar Prince William H. Coe As of April Kirby L. Randall, Jr. Dotson Duke Charles Hamrick A. B. Marlow L. J. Patterson Oscar Cagle Charles Newman Raymond Rawson Leonard P. Cason, Jr. Thcron Sisson ••Delly'‘ D. R. Newman LeRoy Drummond Perry DeArman George Phillips Don Funderburk Theo Emens Haskell Williams Vernon Waid George E. Benson Billy Jeter George E. Davis Herbert Johnson Jake Freeman Horace Mercer Raymond Sherrell Nathan Abbott Louis Boone • Billy Cash J. B. Payne Norman Plummer Charles Hill Albert Russell I, I94S MISSING IN ACTION Jame I. McCarlev Mellon Carrol J. E. Breni, Jr. Robert F. Co Ray Watson Tom Gentle Albert B. Howell Barney McClure Mahlon Everett Claude Christie Gordon Burton Murrell Davidson Carl Fox James T. Hamrick PRISONERS OF WAR John Martin (teacher) George Potter Roy Smith, Jr. Roy Davidson, Jr. Bobby Bishop Lawson Corley Maurice Wood Sid Gunter Tom Crow Billy Watkin Harry Doss Marvin Thornton, Jr. A. B. Lcath As of April 1, 1945 Memorial Kund Financial Report Acknowledged in 1944 yearbook---------------------------------------- $345.00 April 20,1044 from Hth Sent. English Class............ -- 7.15 May 25, 1944 Richard Ward for the Senior Class------------------------ 53.0U May 26, 1944 A 1thran Literary Society------------------------------- 10.00 Ma 20, 1944 Pen ami Ink Club __ --------------- - — 2.00 September 19, 1944 Scrap Drive (Miss Armstrong)------- --------------- 104.74 November ( , 1944 F.nglish 3 ----------------------------- ------ —-— 4.80 November 17.1944 English '---------------------- -................... 3 2.' January 4, 1945 English i----------------------- -- -- -- 3.10 January III, 1945 S. R. 112 ------------------------------ • - — ■ 5.56 January 40, 1945 Miss Blr wen’s Classes .............................. 4.1( Follies of Fall 44 ...................................... 50.00 January Senior Class .. ------------- - 28.75 Miss Armstrong (Scrap Drive) .......................... 36.23 March 26. 1945 IV T A. ____________________________________________ - --5 00 As We (� •� To Press „ $707.92 major John James martin Serued in First IDorld U?ar Science Teacher 1923-1938 Head Science Department 1938-1940 Enlisted 1940 Taken Prisoner at Correqidor 1942 Transferred to Concentration Camp, in Osaka, Japan. WOO Dl AWN MGW HEMCEUL FUND MR. MARTIN GLADYS ARMSTRONG DOROTHY BLEWETT JESSICA FARNHAM The June Senior Class 1943, Herman Armstrong, President, Marled the Memorial Fund for Woodlawn High School. April I, 1945, ihe Fund stand at $618.00. The Memorial Committee includes assistant superintendent, principal of Woodlawn High, president of P.-T. A., art- director of school, the presidents .of all classes, president of Council, president of Pen and Ink Club and the architects employed by the Birmingham Public Schools. The faculty representatives for 1944-46 are: Miss Gladys Armstrong, Miss Dorothy Blewett, and Miss Jessica Farnham. The Mudent committee for 1944-45 � «: John Palmer. Juliette Ganzi, Ella Mae Vickery and Jeanne Charles from the senior classes; Kenda Jones. Janie Parker, Herbert Stewart and Joe Bancroft from the school at large. The last four will serve in 1945-46. KFNDA JONES HFKKKRI SMART JOE BANCROFT WOODLOG STAFF Mr. Gray, Sponsor Editor-in-chief, Joyce Baker; photographer, Shaffer Gregory; Artist , Juliette Ganzi, Edith Smith, Jeanne Charles; Club Editor . Martha Stiti on, Grace Gear-heart. Barbara Colley, Margaret Hilton, Donald Bat on; Fall Class Editor . Helen June . Juanita Kanrlli . Marie Thornton; Spring Cla Editor , Barbara Jollev, Beth Flora, Betty Dean; Circulation Solicitor , Helen Harrell, Jim y Murphrec, Betty Wiltshire, Ma� cy Stewart, France Ruth Hester, Dempsey Pennington, Martclia Bell, Elizabeth Curti . Betty Drew; Feature F.ditor , Lorrnr Ru ell, Ronnie Howell, John Webb; Spoils Editor, Joe Terry Bishop. PHOTOGRAPHY CU B Miss liarnarj. Sponsor I aber Green, Pres.; Joan Staton, V. Pres.; Mary Helen Chapman, Sec. and Treat.; Margaret Andrew , James Bethea, William Cathcr, Mary Helen Chapman, Jatne Cornelius, Robert Dailey, Joan Ethridge, Taber Green, Shatter Gregory, Dorothy Jack . Mack Jonc . Luther Ur, Carlton Martin, Mary Meade. Loi Rollins, Joe Smith. Joyce Snyder, Joan Staton, Irene Strickland, Byron Travis, Carolyn White. PEN AND INK CLUB Miss Farnham, Sponsor John Palmer, Pre .; Edith Smith, l� t V. Pre .; Lib Davit, 2nd V. Pre� .; Mary Joe Foritman. Sec. and Treat.; Dori� Pogue, Taltrr Rep.; Jeanne Charles Juliette Ganzi, Janie Parker, Martin Staggs Tip Vickery, Jean Webb, Virginia Lindberg. JKAN WEBB SHAFFER GREGORY LAMAR SMITH Art Editor YOU CANT TAKE ITWITHYOU Bandmaster V. Masters Smith (Mrs Gerald A. Smith) The Music Department hat had a successful year. The Band, consisting of ninety-one members, hat given service to our football team, and an evening concert. The Orchestra hat given a concert and school performances. The private voice and piano students have given two recitals. Four hundred voice student from the vocal classes were presented in an Evening of Music. The Girls Glee Club and Warbler flub have given generously of their time to many public performances for school activities. ” COMPLIMENTS OF W. C. 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