Woodlawn High School - Woodlog Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1951 volume:

'Pu Ci4 ed SV Senear t95t Omtcn uun, fta cuiuz MR. BERNEY LLOYD In appreciation of his diligence and spirit of co-operation, we, the Senior Classes of 1951, dedicate this edition of THE WOODLOG to Mr. Berney Lloyd. Uediccil ion MR. RALPH MARTIN, PRINCIPAL OF WOODLAWN HIGH SCHOOL s€mofi$ Class Ol Juli! 1950 Bettejane Allen Sara Carolyn Autrey Robert Orville Bradford Ronald Hugh Bynum Don Juan Byrd Richard Harry Dickinson Billy Paul Fallin William Charles Gann James Loyd Hancock Kate Betty Joan Harris Sarah Frances Hudson Arminta Jane Malloy Gary Gene Mauldin Gwendolyn Judy McDaniel Hugh Pruitt Jerry Wane Richardson Louie Monroe Sanders Harr ’ Eugene Townley Willis 0?all Senux'U ERNEST HARRIMAN ABERNATHY Abf'i T.r. Ambition; To see the world and nil that ia is it. Vicc-Pres. of Euclidean 49; Vice-Pres. e Ushers '49; Pres. of Student Body FaU 50; Boys' Stare 'JO; Basketball '49; Butinees Manager of Woodlog. DON 11-LIAM ADWELL Ambition; To o� o a bakery and to play football is college. Platoon Leader in the But Company ia the Armistice Day parade. Session Room Representative. JOHN LEE ARMSTRONG Ambition: To make people happy. Baseball Letter. 49. 'JO; Football Letters 49. '50; Co-Captaia of Football 'JO; Letter Clnb; Math Club; Baseball Escort W. Day 'JO; Various Session Room offices; Senior Clans President. DELORES ESTELLE BATLEY DM ' Ambition: To help others be bnppy. Vice-Pres. end Secretary Altbeao Club; Secretary Seaaloa Room; Dramatic Club; Masque and GaveL HERMAN REGINALD BETHEA Reggie Football '48. '49. 'W; Captain 'JO. DOUGLAS EUGENE BISHOP Buf Ambition: Any Rood Job with a future. Serge ast 1st. Clast, R.O.T.C. JOSEPH CUFFORD BONO, JR. ScrsM v Ambition: To become the town's moatelifible bachelor and stay that way. Tatler Representative; Treasurer Session Room; Futurian Scieoce Club; R.O.T.C. Club; Thallan Dramatic Club; ApoUo; Cavaliers; Perfect Attendance; Woodlog Staff. BETTY GEORGF. BREWER B.C. Ambition: To be a gym teachrt. MARY LOU BRtSKEY •w Ambition; To ntrive, to seek nod not to yield. MARGARET ALENE BROWN Euclidean Hooor Society; Library Assistant; Session Room President; Marshal. JAMES FRANKLIN BRYANT Ambition: To be a success. Marshal; Various Session Room offices; Various offices in R.O.TXT. Cbb; Dine and Diamond; Commander of Beat Company in Armistice Day parade '49; Rlfie Team two years; Television Show. WILLIAM CLAUDE SURGIN' Hilly Ambition: To retire with a Cadillac, so Airplane, a Yacht and a million-dollar bank account. Winner of Bauscb and Lomb Science Award. Euclidean Honor Society. National Mono Society; Regimental Staff R.O.T.C.; Presides . Secretary-Treasurer Model Club; Circulation Manager Tstler. Various Session Room offices. 0? ztl SetUanA JAMES CARL BURNS M « Ambition: To olwaya be there whan it happen . Lettered Football 49. 90; Hi-Y Uebeta; Ltitti CUb. JOSEPH PERCY CATES “Sbrifj Ambirioa: To be an F.B.l. man � � 4 � ■ r T • nck wldo' °° ,oc in the «t.tf and the other on a b««. peel. Vice-Pte aideol of Sea.— Room 45; Taller Reptenentst.ee Fall • Apollo Club; Model Club; Photography Club. HOWARD BERT CLARK “ProfttKf Ambition: To make 100 for Mia a Edmonds. Dramatic CUb; F.T.A.; Marshal; Plays: Man Who Came To Dtanet ; George Washington Slept Here”. Daeid Coppeffield : Radio Program.; Auditorium Prodrome; Oratorical c«ote.t� , Masque aad Gaeel Honor Society; Oatlcroa Delta Houoe Society; National Hooot Society. KENNETH EUGENE COBB Ambition: To win the grand nlam of golf. National lienor Society; Orcheatr Mono Society; All-State Orcbeatra; Tennis Team S0. OLA JEAN COONER Ambitioo: To be a aecretary. JEANNE CLAIRE CRAVEN Kitten” Ambition: To find the path to true happineaa aad teUo it to ita goal. Pen and Ink Clab; Marahal; Peraonality Clob; Spaniah Clab; DaUettn and Poater Aniat. DOUGLAS WAYNE CRAWFORD “Skoety Ambition: To finlab bigb acbool. R.O.T.C. Club; Petaonality dob. JF.RRY LOU CRAWFORD Lu-Lu” Ambition: Not to get into any more apata with Gordon. Town Meeting Club; Pen and Ink Club; Marahal. JACK FREDERICK CRUMPTON JOEL LOYD DAVIS Jo-Jo”- Ambition: To climb. Football 48. 49; Photography Club; Apollo Club; Seaaion Room officea. KATHERINE GAIL DAY Ambition: To be a medical technician. Euclidean Honor Society. Manque and Gaeel Honor Society; Marahal. Futurian Science CUb; Utopia Science Club; Seaaloa Room officea. JACK EDWIN DENNIS Ambition: To be an artiat. Pea and Ink Clob. li s-x is I5 ss X Sill 6 o s. = £ 1! ■ jf ‘ li-|= g-5 it 18 I5j ;! 1 isilll ii lliii! K X a. X ■ u UJ ;V |o s-l r? � s icli si ? s 0 -X. H = i . iili 'O C • C m. o 8% g 8? £ 0? U Senear DORIS JEAN GRIMSLEY UoT Ambition: To always do what it beet. EDWIN WALTER GUNTER “Ldt Sooocrbtrdt Sermey” Ambition: To be an eipeti in tbe an ol loafing ami to get out ol acbool before my 50th birthday. R.O.T.C.. 2nd Lt; let Lt.; R.O.TX. Club; Chrietmae Festival 49; R.O.T.C. Night; Seteion Room Secretary aod Treasurer. PEGGY JO HALLMARK to Ambition: To climb tbe ladder ol success and to have ftieoda and be one when I reach the top. Spaaieh Club; Marahal; Varioua Seaaioa Room olllcea. WILLIAM BRADFORD H ARB ISON 7?«r Ambition: To be a lawyer. Member ol bant drilled R.O.T.C. Company 49; Honor Platoon. RAYMOND LEE HARPER Ambition: To lialah acbool. DORIS JEAN HATFIELD Ambition: To have a boy and a girl. PEGGY HENDERSON “llenie” Ambition: To be the brightcat atar in someone's heaven. R.O.T.C. Spooaor; Vice-President Station Room. Secretary; Tatler Re prearotaiiw; Apollo Club; Ahbean Club Vice-Pietidenl aod Tatlet Re-pteaentatiee; Marabal. JOHN IK BANKS HILL, JR. Ambition: To becoaae a ancceaalul doctor. Marabal aia aemeatera; Euclidean Honor Society; Pen and Ink Club; Utopian Science Club; President Marahal Service Club; National Honor Sod ery. PEGGY JEAN JKM1SON “PJ. Ambition: To be tbe beat aurgical nurse in Birmingham. Delta Y-Teeoa; President, Vice-President and other offices; Marabal; Varioua Seaaioa Room ollicea. NORMA JEAN JONES Ambitioo: To be a nurae. Bible Study Clob; Marahal; Apollo Club; V-Teena; Christian Fellowship; Varioua Seaaioa Room office a. SAM EMERSON JONES Ambition: To fiaieh high acbool. GLADYS ALLINF. KAF.T7. Ambition: To love and be loved. Marahal; Y-Teena. 'pail Senior BILLIE KELLUM Ambition: Alvar1 e h PPy. Cut ' Leon and Cilia' Athletic Club . CHARLES � ORO KEMP “RabM' Ambition: To go aa high aa I can. Session Rooa President; Marshal; B Teas Football; President and Treasurer el Sump Clik GLADYS LILLIAN KENNEDY •7 oppy Ambition: To live, to lore, aod to laugh. Y-Teen Club; Tatlat Representative; Marshal; Vicv-Pres. Session Room; Senior Claaa Historian. MARVIN EUGENE KILPATRICK “KiT; “K.P. “Frank Ambition: To wheel a jet. Cavaliers; R.O.T.C. Club; Rood log Stall; Marahal; Varioua Seaaioa Room offices, Night of Muaic; Araiaticv Dap Parade; Gold aod While Eolliea; Print Club. FLOY ANN KINNEY “Flossie“ Ambition: To alwaya make otbera happy. Y-Teens; Band; Apollo Club; Orchestra; Band Honor Society; Orchestra Notice Society; Secretary and Treasurer ol Seaaioa Room; Marahal. JANET LOU KOHL ••Fifr Ambition- To be a aucceaa at escrythlng I undertake. Book Lovets' Clab; Ckla Handicraft; Vice-Prea. F.T.A.; Vatloua Seaaioa Room alRcri. ERNESTINE ELIZABETH KOONE “Emir Ambition: To always be happy. Marahal; Apollo Clob; Delta Y-Teeoa. BETTY JEAN LANGSTON Ambition: To make someone � ecy happy. Tstlrt Representative; Marshal; Delta Y-Teeoa. FRANCESMAEKEKE McFARLAND “Frankie Voc” Aobitioa: To be a aucceaa in anything I undertake. President. Treasurer ol Session Room; Memorial Committee; Christmas Festival; F.T.A. Club; Cone spending Secretary F.T.A. NANCY RUTH Me TYRE Aobitioa: To keep my leet on the ground and reach for the nearest star. Cheerleader. Various Session Room offices; Library assiatanr. Woodlog Staff, Secretary of Library Assistant Club. JOE ANTHONY MONTABANA Ambition: To fraitb school before my chtldrea do. Petsoaaliry Club. BETTY JEAN MURPHREE “Baby Iran A ■ hit ion: To live in Biloai. Mississippi, nod have me a sailboat. ? zU Senium JAMES JULIUS ODOM. JR. Soak Ambition: To make ■ lot of money doing nothin'. Lettered Basketball; Lettered Tennis '47, '48, '49. '50; President Senior Session toom; Preaideot Teaaia Club; Vice-President Seoior Cla� «. JUANITA RUTH OLD ACRE Mux Ambition: To get my B.A. degree Iron the University of N.C. and ray M.R.S. Majorette; Acrobat; Preaideot Girls Athletic Club; Cirla Letter Club; Vier Preaideo� Olympian Honor Society; Track Spooaor W-Oay; Baaeball Sponsor W-Day; Senior Claaa Prophet. ALBERT LAWRENCE OVENS AT Ambitioa: To bccoaoe a concert pianist. Claaa tea Club; Dramatic Club; Spring Maaic Recitala '47, '40, 49. ‘50; Freshman auditorium. ROBERT NICHOLSON PADGETT Later Ambition: To be the world's greatrat obatetriclaa. Band; Editor-ia-Ouef of food log; Prreooality Club; Seaaion Room officra. LEONARD JOSEPH PALUMBO Ambition: To become a millionaire and drive a new Cadillac. R.O.T.C. Club; Apollo Club; Marahal. LEE FAIR PAMPUN. JR. Uhistler . Profile Ambition: To do something worthwhile before tbc Grim Reaper collects me in the harvest. Orchestra; Sgt. R.O.TXd Neatest Cadet; Member of Honor Guard. MARIE ANNE PASS Ambition: To succeed in the journalistic field. National Honor Society, Vice-Pies.; Euclidean Honor Society, TatUr Representative; Tatlet Staff. Editor, Hi-Cub Reporter. Bimiagham News Column, East End Nevre; Session Room Pteaidear. Marahal; Gold and White Committee; Vke-Pres. Protnnhean; Memorial Committee; Chairman Thrift Committee; Safety Committee; Seoior Claaa Presenter. WILLIAM RYAN PATRICK 'Tor ’ Ambition: To see Woodlnwn heat Phillips about ten years straight. Session Room President, Vice-President; Marahal; Apollo; Classics Club. JOHN BYRON PENNINGTON Ambitioo: To organise and operate the beat construction company in tbr world. President Orchestra Honor Society; All-State Otcbestra; First Chair Ali-City Orchestra; Teachers’ Orchestra; Secondary Civic Symphony; Warblers; Choir; Track; Various Seaaion Room offices. Programs; Warblers Minstrel; Sympboolc Serenade; Gold and White Folliea; Spring Concert. MARY PATRICIA POWELL Pat Ambition: To always be able to smile. Euclidean Mono Society; Marahal; President. Vice-Pies. Classics Club; Book Lovers' Club; President, VIce-President, and Treasurer Seaaion Room; Tatler stalf, column writer; Hi-Cub Reporter for Birmingham News Age-Herald; Reporter for Ease End News; Editor-in-Ckief Taller, Student Council; Gold and White Handbook committee. FRANCES NANETTE PRIEST Ambition: To love sod be loved. Girls' Letter Club; Gitla' Athletic Club; Cheerleader; Head Cheerleader •50; Best Senior Girl Athlete; R.O.T.C. Sponsor, Woodlog Staff; Preaideot Olympian Honor Society; Girls' Volleyball and Softball Team; Football Sponsor '50.' WILLIAM OTTO PUTNAM. JR. •• WV Ambition: To be a aucccsa. R.O.T.C. Club; Competitot lot Manual-of-Arms in Army Day Parade. ?atl Sckc u ROBERT VERNON RABUN '•Slack Jack Ambition: T« deliver an � ccrumble speech to Mias Johnson. Masque and Ontl HtW Society; Omicroo Delta Honor Society; Futurian Science Club; Photography Club; Apollo; Thalia Dramatic Club; Oratorical Contra t; Radio and Auditorium program a. Sc a a ion Rom President. Building Committee; Lab Aaaiaiaoti Spring Plano Recital; Library helper. Per leer Attendance ‘ 8, MR, 50; Alternate Senior Speaker. Alternate Senior Musician. JAMES EARL RAY Jimmie Ambition: To net out of high achooL ALBERT ERNEST RITCHEY “ATi “Al-bo Ambition: To make a aecood million. || PY Uabcra; Secreury farblers and Apollo Claba; Mintcral; Vice-Prea. Seaalon Room; Photography Club. THOMAS SCOTT ROBBINS. JR. B nrW Ambition: To play ahortatop (oe the Yankees. HERSHEL NEAL ROBERTSON Skrty Ambition: To grow a little bit. Vationa Sr a a ion Rom offices; R.O.T.C. Club; R.O.T.C. Company in Armistice Day Parade. MARY SAUNDERS Ambition: To become an Olympic swimming champion. Masque and Gaael Honor Society; Session Room Pteaidenr. Tarler Repre-arotative; Taller Stall; Radio programs; Freshman Auditorium. JO ANNETTE SCOTT Jo Ambition: To be healthy, wealthy, and wiae. Cheerleader, -Day Cheerleader. Honorary Captain and Lu Colonel in R.O.T.C.; President. Vice-Prea., Y-Teena; President Session Room; Representative from Hmr Economic a department to Lovemans; Treasurer Senior Class; Senior Baaaty. PEGGY JOYCE SHEFFIELD AWie Ambition: To get the moat oot ol Ulr. Delta Y-Teena President, Vice-Prea.. various other officea; Marshal; Various Session Room officea. CURTIS EARL SHELTON Ctrl Ambition: To be a traveling talesman. Marshal; Philatelic Society; Beat Drilled Squad of toodlawu on R.O.T.C. Day; Squad Leader of 2nd Platoon; 2nd Squad of Headquarters Company MO; R.O.T.C. Club. , id WooA Irw vt th. V Vts . V, Dlft . BOBBY JOEL SIVILS Vao-Do Ambition: To be a tncceaaful holiness man. Marshal; Book Club; Vice-Prea., Treasurer of Sesaioa R ALVIN F.DTARD SMITH -Ar; • ««. •• Ambit job: To be a harmonica player. JOHN STAPLES STANLEY Johnny Ambition: To be a big wheel. Disc and Diamond Honor Society. ?cUt SeHt id RICHARD EDVARD STEBER, JR. Dickie Football; 8-Team 47, Varsity '4B, ’49, 50; W-Clob. III. LIAM CAROL STERSENBERG ANNE ST. JOHN Fir Ambition: To be a fashion designer. National Honor Society; Euclidean Uadi Honor Society; Orchestra Honor Society; Track Spoaaor 49; AU-Stat Orchestra 49. 50; Birmingham Yonth Symphony; Secretary Y-Teena. UARGARF.T ELEANOR STUART Ambition; To succeed in everything I undrriahr. Secretary ol Apollo Club; President, Treaauret Glee Clob; Promethean Club. RODDY EDVARD THOMAS Ambition: To get married and nettle down to a nice quiet life In the coon-try somewhere. Senior Seaeion Room Secretary and Treasurer. Photography Club; Jrd Place Maneal at Arm a Competition 49 K.O.T.C. Night; Pit. Guide K Co. 49; Company Commander Mq” Co- ?0} R.O.T.C. Rifle Team 49. '50; Library Aaaiatant) Library Club; Honor Platoon. FREDDIE CLARENCE TUCKER MmUteketuT Ambition: To be a auccena in aome field. President. Secretary. Treasurer Seaaion Room; Print Club. JAMES ALTER TURNER Ambition: To graduate. VILLIAM CLAYTON VEST Britt' Ambition: To drive in the Indianapotia speedway. Print Club; Freshman Escort, W-Oay; Seaaion Room President. ELBERT THOMAS WALLACE tr Ambition: To net rich. LYLA JOAN WHITE “Johnnie Ambition: To be great in n small way. Vice-President, Secretary, and other Seaaion Room offices; Apollo Club; Y-Teena, President. Vice-President, and other offices; F.T.A. Delegate at State Convention. MARION JEAN VOOO Jean Ambition: To liee happily ever after. Treasurer of Session Room; Taller Representative; Marshal; Y-Teena. HELEN LORETTA YOUNG Teen ' Ambition: To be successful and happy. Secretary of Seaaion Room; Tatler Representative; Marshal; Christmas Festival; Book Lovers’ Club; Classics Club. Graduates Mot Pictured Donald D. Johnson William Daniel Jordan Donald Earl Thompson, Jr. Milton Harold Walker Frances Selene Simpson Senior cu OK icers First Row: John Armstrong, President; Peggy Henderson, Secretary; Jimmy Odum, Vice-President; Jo Ann Scott, Treasurer. Second Row: Nita Oldncre, Prophet; Gladys Kennedy, Historian; Marie Pass, Presenter. SENIORS WITH A PAST Patsy Powell, Barbara Fenn, Marie Pass, Ann St. John, Evelyn Fenn, Betty Luttrell, Carol St. John. SfcrtHj StHia'ui DOROTHY JOANNE ADERS M” Ambition: To be aiKcraaful in nil that I do. Marabul; Spaniab Club; Apollo Club; Help in Math atudy; All-City Chtiaf bu Festival 1949-50; Mono Roll; Honorary member Glee Club. HELEN DOLORES AKIN Snooksn” Ambition: To et a Hot-Rod and tnke a ttlp to Tetaa. Tntler Repraarotative; Y-T en«; Gieamenea; Apollo. MYRA JOYCE ALVERSOS W Ambition: To sin with the Ueoopolitnn Opera. Ptee. Pbotojtapby Club; Glee Club; Chairman Y-Teena; All-State Choeus; Evening oi Munie; Minaurl; Chriatmaa Pn ram; Gold and White Follies; Vice-President Session Room; Operetta; Apollo Club. GERTRUDE JOSEPHINE BAILEY C tU Jo Ambition: To lie • loo hnppy lil . Y-Te n«; Apollo Club. DERRELL EUGENE BAIN Ambiiioo: To be a successful architect. Foturiaa Science Club; R.O.T.C. Clob; President Seaaiou Room; Secretary Seaeion Room. EDVARD NEWTON BAKER Poptyt Ambition: To take tbin a a« they come and try to be happy. Letter in Daaketball 50; W” Club. WADE ELIZABETH BARRIGER Ambiiioo: To ait on a tack and rina to auceeaa. Tatlar Representative el Jf. Math Club; Citculation Manager Tatler. Mar-ahal; Apollo Club. DORIS JEANKLLE BATLEY Short ' Ambition: To make a Kidd happy and to become a r al artist. Ptcaideot. Seciatary, Vice-Pleaident Seaaion Room; Secretary Pen aad Ink Clnb; Tntler Representative; Apollo Club; Student Council; Orcheatm; All-State Orchestra; Maaic Festival; Memorial Commitue. GUY STURDY BATTLES Cot Ambition: To play pro-baeeball. LOLITA MUSETTA BELL Ambition: To law«h. t� love aad learn to be happy. Delta Y-Teeoa; Apollo; Lettered in Gym. RODERICK COURTNEY BISHOP R r Ambition: To o to coIIe e. PAUL ALLEN BLANKENSHIP Pablo ; P.R.” Ambition: To keep out ol the infantry. Traaturer, Preaident Hi-Y Uabera; Spoctumanahip Committee; Member Molly ’ Malone Senior Biolo y Clas . e r- -'s . r m i ill i oi •? f“ 0. • .1-3 0 SiS 7 0-0 o. 2 iJl b ] gi.S w � 111 j«2 111 jiimt 1 5 UJ S -n u • • .jiiHii ] ji 1 iei, 111 I.OLA JANETTE CAW w SfmtHfy ScHbVtA Ambition! To l« e in Tran . ALICE CHRISTINE CAPPS 7W Ambition: To it� y youo llwyi. President, Vice-President. Tstlet Representative Girls Handicraft Club; Apollo; All-City Orchestra; All-State ffcebesrra; Christmas FestivaL VIVIAN ROTH CARLISLE hV Ambition: To hiteb my wagon to a atat and tope to bit tbe moon. Marshal; band; Apollo; Tti-Teeoa; (in another school) Secretary Seaaion Room; Keewaaia Literary Society; Preato Muaic Club. CHARLES EARL CARNS Charitc hhek Ambition: To o crary from harm too orach money to spend. Preaideot Seaaion Room; Math Club. DONALD R RIGHT CARR AWAY '‘Carrouwwiry’ Ambition: To become a bif aucceaa. Uabets dob; Various Seaaion Room offices; B-Team baseball. AMBLE BENNY CARTER Dmmfp Ambition; To o to the moon. Science Club; Secretary of Seaaion Room; Tatlef Representative; Gold and Rhite; Pen and Ink; Track Team; Blue Ribbon State Fait. COLLEEN CASEY Lillit ««T Seaaion Room Pteaident; Auditorium Programs; l ebate Team; Chairman Sportammnabip Committee; Playai David C.opperfleId . Life Ri«h Fa-tber . Thirteenth Chair ; Maatjue and Gaeel; Omicroo Delta Speech Honor Societies; Euclidean Math Honor Society. Roodtog Staff; Orrhe.tra; Taleot Show Finalist; President, Vice-President. Tballan Dtamatic Club; Oratorical Finalist. PEGGY ANN OIRISTY ”PnT Ambition: To help Johnny build our road to success. Glee club; R.O.T.C. Sponsor. BETTY CAROLYN COB1A W Ambition: To be half of whet people eapect me to be...... Various Seaaion Room offices; Christmas Festival; Marshal; Rood Jo Staff. RALTER LAMAR COLE Rod King” Ambition: To go to tbe moon on Rockrtahip XM with Bojack Taylor. Lrmr Club; Baseball. BILLY CLARENCE COOKE Calamuto Ambition: To continue playing baseball on some team somewhere. B Baseball; Versify Baseball. MARY NELL CRAIG Glee Club; Choir, Rarblers Minstrel; Various Offices Jr. Red Cross; Various Session Room Office.; Floor Manager Tntler; Esenin of Music; Operrtta Pirates of Peoxaoce ; Spin Music Festival; Christmas Fes-tivala. Sfixing ScKt ’t4 BETTY JOAN CRAWFORD Ambition; To be a secretary. ANNE CH06HY Rooney Ambition: To be liked by everyoee. Marshal; l.ibfary Assistant; Various Session Boon office ; Y-Teena; Auditorium Programs; ‘Time Keeper annual nee tin Southern Speech Association; Apollo Club. MONA FLOYS CRUMPTON Hem W' Ambition: To j« the beat oat of life with ay Bluebird of Mapptae . Girl ' Letter and Athletic Club . BEVERLY JUNE CULVER CiMIen Ambition: To bate a B.b. Or tree, independence, and a trip around the world Tkalian Dramatic Club; Apollo Club; Marabal; Student Court; Promethean Club; Taller Rrprctentative; Athletic Committee; Girl ’ Volleyball Teaal Junior Cheerleader, W-Oay; Preaidant Station Room; Ill-Club Reporter, Tad I Staff. JULIUS ELWOOO DAVENPORT. JR. Ambition; To go to college nod Major la Pbytical Education. Varioua Seaaion Room office ; Latter Club; Preaident, Sectetary Science Club; Marabal; Freahman Auditorium; Baaeball; Basketball. Football. BF.TTY LOIS DEADWYLER Ret LARRY McKAY DENTON Crem tyr Ambition; To be bealtby and wealthy, and try to be wiae. Baaeball Letter ; Letter Club, ROBERT TERRY DICKINSON Robb ’ Ambition: To be a taut atudaat in school; liien after school to be a good electrician. MARTHA HOPE DIXON Hope 1 President Pen and lak Club. CECIL CALVERT DODSON, JR. Cm D. Ambition: To be a friend to everyone. B-Team Baaeball; Euclidean Honor Socivty; Claaaica Club. CHARLES WILBURN ELEY EUry Hock Aatbitioa: To hope for the beat, eapect the worst, and stale for anythin in between. Cavaliers; Warblers; Football; Tmcfc; Warblers Minstrel. AUTBEY NELL ELKINS SieJeey Ambition; To be a newa coereapoadeni. Editor, Aaaociatr Editor Tatler, French Club. Taller Representative; J us lot Red Cross; F.T.A. Clab; Vice-President French Club. Sfc'Utup ScHt yi4 JOSEPH C. ELLEDGE RiMt ' Ambition: To live oa low ud die of 100 aiub low. Secretary, Tatler Representative Session Room; Book Lovers Club. BILLY ROSS EMERSON Bill” Ambition: To apeak Spanish. President. Vice-President Spaaiah Chb; Ksrhlers Club; Apollo Clab; Vice-Pceaideoi Seaaioo Rooo. RONNIE CLARK ETHRIDGE Hutto Ambitioo: To Coach Foe ball. Lettered Football; Letter Clab. JAMES EMMETT FALLIN Aobitioo: To pet married. First Lieutenant ia R.O.T.C.; Treaiuref Seaaioo Room. DOROTHY ANN FAUCETT Dot Ambition: To be happy at all tiaaea and to succeed io everythin I undertake. Peraooality Club; Apollo Clab; Marshal. MARTHA JANE FERGUSON Ambitioo: To be a friend and have friends. Y-Teens; Various Session Room Offices. JAMES PAUL FRANKE Ambition: To have the moat modern house in the world. President Euclidean Kooor Society; Vice-President Hi-Y Usher Club; Boys State; Youth and Government; Vice-President Patrician Club. GLORIA TOUSSEL FRANKLIN Ambition: To love and be loved. Marshal; President. Vice-President. Secretary, Treasurer Session Room; Glee Club; Christmas Festival; Evening of Music; Choir Contest ia Auburn; Vice-President Patrician Latin Club; Treasurer Apollo Club; Band Reeirw; R.O.T.C. Sponsor. EDGAR MARVIN FRITZ • iMde Uanin Ambition: To be happy and do what I try to do tight. Handicraft Club; Tatier Representative. JF.RtS EVELYN GARRISON W Ambition: To succeed ia everything I undertake. Apollo Club; Marshal; President Y-Teens; Various Session Room Office . BF.TTYE CHARLES GASTON Ambitioo: To become a registered nurse. Apollo Club; Junior Red Cross Club; Marshal. RICHARD LEE GILBERT Ambitioo: To be a big mao mentally, physically sad financially. Marshal; Personality Club; Apollo Club. SpUKf SeKt614 GEORGE PAYTON HAVES CoW Ambition: To be • good Marine Officer. Orchestra Honor Society; All State Orchestra; Alabama Boys State; Attended United Nations; R.O.T.C. Officer;Rifle Team;Track; President. Vice-President Speech Class; Vice-President Session Room; Tennis Chib; Bible Clnb; F.T.A.; Apollo Club; Dramatic Clab; Hand; Gold and Rhite Follies; MatsbaL PEGGY JEAN HAYNES Ambition: To always cberisK the sweetest thin In my 111 — Jimmy. Varions Session Room offices; Marshal; toodlog Stall. HILDEGARD DOROTHEA HEILMANS Ambition: To aeree tbe Laid. Classics Club; Pen and Ink Club. DIANE ALLISON HERBLIN Seymot Ambition: To live on s lake and paddle my own canoe. Tatlet Stall; Boodlog Staff; Various Session Room offices; Marshal; Lab Assistant; Library Assistant; Apollo Club; Dramatic Club; Jf. Red Cross Club; East Rod News sod Tob Corrsspoodent; F.T.A. ROBERT EDVARD HOLLANDS Officer io Pstticinn Latio Club; Hi-Y Usher; Euclidean Honor Society; Marshal; R.O.T T. Officer. RONALO BOYD HUDSON Guta UomJT Ambition: To ride shotgun foe Vest in tbe Indianapolis Speedways. Football; Letter Club; Various Session Room offices. JOYCE IRENE HYDE Ambition; To seeh, to find, to conquer. Vice-President Y-Teeua; Marshal. BURT MARSHALL INZER. JR. “Hauling Serf’ Ambition: To pass Physics sod cet out of high school. Marshal Captain. DOROTHY ANN IVEY W; Lkroltn Voe Ambition: To win my salt but earn my sugar. Marshal; Apollo Club; Veatalian; F.T.A. BETTY LEE JACKS Ambition: To be Mrs. C.D.F. Delta Y’Teens; Marshal; Freshman auditorium speaker; Girls Adviser Helper. REED MIDDLETON JACOB AY President Utopian Science Clnb; Lab Assistant; Freshman auditorium program; Secretary Session Room; School Representative to Alabama Junior Academy ©I Science; Photographer let the Voodlog and Tatlet; Alabama Boys State. JO ANN JOHNSON .“Jo Ambition] To see my fondest dream come true. Junior Red Cross President, Secretary aod delegate to Training Center; Marshal; Vice-President Session Room; Pen and Ink Club. Sfirinf Sckc u DWIGHT GILL Ambition: To be • aoccena in wbttm I decide to be ud to be happy, not neb. Baaeball; Apollo Club; Preaident Cavuliata; Warbler . ROBERT LEE GORMAN Ambition; To Bab a tuccea of anything I tty. R.O.TX. Club; Track Tea . EARL FOWLER GOSSETT. JR. ' IAide EcrT Ambition; To be aocceaaful. Maaqur ami Gavel Hoooc Society; Onicton Delta llonot Society; Euclidean Honor Society; Natiooal Honor Society; Hi-Y Uahera Club; Debate Tea ; Junior Neva Oratorical Coateat; American I-r ioo Oratorical Coateat; Playa: You Can't Take It With Yon , Life With Father . Dnat of the Road , Tbr Thirteenth Chair ; Thalian Dramatic Club; Talent Coatcer. Auditorium Program. JOHN ANTHONY GRAFFEO “fjeapicfi Ambition: To buUd a highway over the ocean ol aucceaa with Peggy. Hi-Y Uahera; Firal Trumpet ia Trumpet Trio; All-State Band at Tuaca-looaa; Preaident Band Hoooc Society; Preaideat Engliah Claaa. MARY LOU GRIFFIN Ambition: To lire, laugh, love and be happy. Secretary, Treaiurer. Taller Repreaentative of Seaaioa Roob; Dramatic Clab; Promethean Club; Marahal; Library Club. RICHARD EARL GURLEY “funkin'' Ambition: To become an engineer, marry Mary, and have a houae full ol kid a. Marahal Captain; Fellowahip Club; R.O.T.C. MARILYN SAMUEL HALL “Si “ Ambition: To be a medical miaaionary. Preaident, Vice-Preaideot, Reptetentative to Training Center. Junior Red Croat Council; Ptcalded oa Junior Red Croat Program. Junior Red Croat Hoapital Recreation Cotpa; Apollo Club; Baad. KELLY AUGHTWELL HAND. JR. Ambition: To make a million dollar . Band Honor Society; R.O.T.C. band. Diac and Diamond Honor Society. MARTHA LOU HARLESS ”U4aT Ambition: To lire, love, and be happy. Vice-Preaidcat Gtrla Glee Club; Enoe Nout Y-Teena; Apollo Club; Vari-oua officea in Seaaioa Room; Operetta, Pirate of Penaance ; Choir. Librarian; National Honor Society. CHARLES HARVARD HARTSFIELD Ambition: To be an admiral in the U.S. Navy. Print Club; Woodlog Staff; Varioua Seaaioa Room office . FRANCES IRALENE HATHORN Ambition: To aucceed in whatever I attempt. Ckriataaa Feadval; Apollo Club; Scieoce Club; Euclidean Hoooc Society. JOE DAVID HAWKINS “Stick Ambition: To many Dot and live a happy life. Diac and Diamood Honor Society; R.O.T.C. Club; Futurian Science Club; Band Honor Society; Trumpet Trio; Waiblera. Pteaidenr. Vice-Pr aidant Seaaioa Room; Preaident Engliah Claaa. jS 13 H = 11 ID 1 5 - at o.1 a _ — •s I ? Ilf u Ul 3 2 3V. ai c }!jij W, 112= i! 5 | £-2 as g 2 mnl i!iJi if lh a 2 a. 0. «. Ill � � 0 . U tH m ?. a TH fl| b I? w IS B' f •« i I I =. s- 5 4 = 5 •c 3 m Sfiling StHuyu JANET MARIE PILON ••LiuU Bar Ambition: To be toot than live feet tali. Vice-President Y-Tvrn Gleameaes. FRANCES OU.ETA PITTMAN Putman'; “BuMy Ambition: To James. Marshal; ApoUo Clnb; Tbaiiao Dramatic dub. SARAH ANN PLEDGER Ambition: To be satisfied with ay place id tile and pet continually strivia g lot greater heights. Euclidean Honor Society; Masque and Gavel Honor Society; Omicron Delta Honor Society; Dramatic Club; Apollo Club; Service Chairman, Treasurer, aad President o F.T.A. Clab; Taller Staff; alternate Debater; Clerk of lower boiue. Congress of llamas Relations, .Southern Speech Association; Auditorium and P.T.A. Programs, PUy, Life With Father '; Speakers Duress; Marshal; Taller Represents tire Seasioa Room; GUIs' State; National Honor Society. PATRICIA EMILY PORF.LL Patty ; Jumtr Ambition: To teach in grammar school. Apollo Club; Dramatic Club; Service Chairman F.T.A.; Taclet Staff; Glee Club; Choir; Christmas Music Festival; Auditorium programs; Minstrel; Secretary, Treasurer, Librarian F.T.A.; Marshal; Y-Teens. JERRY ALLENE PRICE Foot Various Seasioa Room offices; Marshal Service Club; Dramatic Club. PATRICIA LORRALNE PRUITT PaT Pres. Session Room; Euclidean Honor Society; Vice-Prra. Y-Teeo� ; Glee Club; Cbolr; Sponsor Tennis Team W-Oay. CHARLES McDUFFEE PYRON, JR. Ambition: To become President of the Society For The Preservation nf Darker Shop Quartet Sieging in America. Ifi-Y Uabets Club; Various Session Room offices; Tatier Stall; Vice-President Latin Club. MARY ALICE RATCHFORD Ambition: To study violin abroad. Preaidant, Secretary of F.T.A.; Coocrrt Mistress oI the Orchestra, Auditorium programs; Thaliau Dramatic Club; Utopian Science Club; Euclidean Honor Society; Chemistry assistant; Apollo Club; Marahsl; National Honor Society; Music Festival; Fuat Place in food lawn Talent Show, RICHARD EMIL RK5S “RimP Ambition: To be tbe only General in the Navy. Baod; R.O.T.C. officer. ANNA LOUISE RIVERS ••Sonnet Ambition: To make ftieada and to be a friend. Bible Study Club; Dramatic Club; Apollo Club; Honor Roll; Chriatmaa Festival. BARBARA EARL ROBERTS Babbit Ambition: To base evert thing tin out for the beat. Marshal; Various radio programs; Secretary of Session Room; Frrsbman Auditorium program; Dramatic Club; Speakers' Bureau; Masque and Gavel Honor Society; Omicron Delta Honor Society; Library Club. LETA JUANITA ROBFRTSON AMa” Ambition: To be Of not to be a senior — that it the quest ion. Marshal. Apollo Clab, Delta Y-Teena Clab. Sfruity Setters TIL Lit. JF.AN ROBERTSON “Ptantd” Ambition; fast to be bsppy and oikt other happy. Social Secretary F.T.A.; Session Rooca President; ApolU dab; Bible Study Clob; Cbrildas Fellowship Club. WILLIAM KOMIS'F. MARTHA JAN1S SAVAGE Ambition: To always be bappy. Vice-President. Worship Chairmao Earn Noua Y-Y-eoe; President, Treaa-ur«r Promethean dob; Glee Club; Choir, Christmas Muaic Fcatival; Spring Coo cart; Apollo Clob; Varic.ua Session Room olficca. FRANK JOSEPH SCHICK ‘‘Rater Ambition: To bo a Hag polo aittor until Auburn wine the South F.aatrrn Coolant occ. Tartirta. Band Honor Society; Superior rating in Trombone Trio in Statr Coolest; Gold and White Follies; Apollo Club; Futurian Science Club; Utopian Scieace Club; Orcbeatra; Operetta. Piratea oi Penxsnce ; Tarbleta Minstrel. CHARLES GLENN SHERER Ambition: To go to Gcoegia Tech and study to be an eogineet. Baseball; Martha!; Various Session Room office a. DORIS ALINE SHOOK Ambirioo: To be the beat of whatever I am. Various Session Room offices; T® a Meeting Clob; Apollo Club. BILLIE RUTH SISSON tillie Ambition: To leare a little happiness • hr trier I go. Glee Club; Choir, All-State Chorua; Apollo Club; Freahraan Auditorium Program; Operetta. MARTHA El-OtSE S1VILS Ambirioo: To always be happy and make someone clae bappy. MONROE MARSHALL SLOCUMB W Ambition: To see a Ilyin saucer. Session Room President. BARBARA JEAN SMITH ' mbitir.n: To marry my brother-in-law’s brother. Various Sesaioa Room offices; Apollo Club. MARY ELIZABETH SMITH “RrJ Ambition: To be a nurse. President. Secretary, aad Taller Representative ol Girls Handicraft Club; Marshal; Apollo Club. MARY LOU SMITH Ifadfe” Ambition: To be a disc jockey and own a lot ol horses. Glee Club; Apollo Club; Dramatic Club; Promethean Clab; Operetta. Piratea of Penxance ; Warblers Minstrel; Various Session Room office ; Christmas program; trenin of Music; Christmas Festival; Choir. SfrUtf Schuvm VERNON CECIL SMITH W Ambition; To find. kwp, aad live up to the eternal key. Band; Ore hr turn. R.O.T.C. Band; Symphonic Serenade; Vice-Pres ideal Photography Club; Apollo Club; R.O.T.C. Club; Various Session Roots offices; Fuat Prize Alabama Stale Fair; Mechanical Drawing Lettering. DOROTHY LOUISE SPARKS ‘‘Dot Aatblrioa: To lore aad be loved. Vice-Preaideat Session Room; Marshal; Vice-Pi sideat Girls Glee Club; Secretary Apollo Club; Atkeaeao Lkcrary Club. DOROTHY ANNE STEELE Dmdtie Ambition: To get my M.R.S. decree from Adams. Various Soaaioo Room offices; Apollo Club offices; Christmas program; Evening of Wuaic; Operetta; Warblers Minstrel; Woodlog Staff; Dramatic Club; Tri-Tcena, All-State Musical Chorus; Christmas Festival; Red Cross Club; Band Revue; Orchestra program. ROBERT MILES STEELE HooiT Ambition: To be a success in whatever I do. Football; Marshal; Vice-President Session Room. HAROLD LOYD STREET Little Horry Ambition: To be president of Southern Bell Telephone Co. M1XRIAM OPAL SULLIVAN Erma Ambition: To weave my dress from the moon and awing on a star. Marshal. Various Session offices; Y-Teens Club; Apollo Club. BILLY JACK TAYLOR Ho Jack Ambition i To go to che moon on a rocket ship XM with Rod King Cole. Spaalab Club. HOY LEWIS TAYLOR Mr. B. Ambition: To be a success. Warblers; Secretary of Seasioa Room; Vice-President Latin Club; Apollo Club; Choral Spring Concert; Minstrel; Track Team; Operetta. JERRY OTIS TEEMS SpUtr : Jo Jo Ambition; To fish lot brown snappers in Village Creek. DOROTHY TERRY Ambition: To be a good bo a se wife to someone special. Handicraft Club. JANET TODD Jrt Ambition: To learn to knit Sluffic’a nocks. Various Session Room offices; Uses Hal; Atheoran Club. GLORIA FAY TOLBERT DoMc Ambition: To live, love, laugh and be happy. T kalian Dramatic Cinb; A U he an Club; Marshal; Marshal Service Club; Apollo Club; Y-Teeoa. Sfiling StHi M PAUL BENNETT TRIPLETT. JR. “Trip Ambition: To hare ■ Hippy family ind • good look jo automobUe. Apollo Clak; Toilet Representative. ELEANOR JEAKE WALKER Ambition: To moke otbcti oo Happy ao I. Acrobat Cheerleader. Various Session Room office a; Letter CJab; Athletic Club; Girls' Softball Team; GMa VolleybaU Team; W-Oay programs. TILUAM DEAN TALKER Buatrbem Ambition: To get a successful job. B Team; Baaeball; Teaala Club. MARY ANN TALL Pttmul Ambiuoo: To moat whit I get. Orchestra Kooot Society; Presides!. Vice-Presldsnt, Eatte Noaa Y-Teens; Kaclidcia Honor Society; Apollo Club; MaraHal. JACQUELINE MARIE TALLER Jacqur Ambition: To leae a bit of bappine.a where vet 1 go. Secretary and Taller Repreacotatlee of Athletic and Letter Claba; Preal dent French Club; MaraHal Serrice Club; Apollo Club; Varioui Seaa.oo Room office ; Sportaaanahip Committee; Parliamentary Law Committee; Tatlet Staff; Head MaraHal; Olympian Honor Society; Vice-PteiMent Euclidean Honor Society; Treaeurer National Hooor Society; Good Cititeo- Hip Girl. CORRIE ELAINE TALSINGHAM Ambition: To gel my MRS. degree from Speoce. Tr� Teen� ; Cbriatiao Fellowship Club. SAMUEL HOWARD WELLS Ambitioo: To gel an ambition. Orcbeatra; Warbler Club; Tcnaii Club; Apollo Clob. WILLIAM DONALD WHETSTONE •VkitT Ambition: To be aabitioua. Science Club. ETHEL LEE WHITMAN Ambition: To alwaya look lor the aanakine hot be prepared lot tbe rain. Fellowship Clob; Vice-Piesideot Girl Handicraft Club. BARBARA ANN WILLIAMS “BoUie Ambitioo: To lore, aad be loved. Glee dob; Secretary Stodeot Body; Chriatmaa Mnaic Festival; Y-Teen� . Secretary; Preaident. Vice-President. Treasurer Session Room; Euclidean Honor Society; Operetta; State Music Contest; Apollo Club; MaraHal. JEANETTE PATRICIA WOODS Dakota Ul Ambition: Not to be leased about � y accent. Spanish Club; Woodlog Staff; Transferred from Fargo. North Dakota. BETTY ANNE WORTHAM Bel Ambitioo: To get a much out of life as I can. Marshal; President, Vice-Preaideut Spanish Club; Apollo Club; Various Session Room office . Sprinq Seniors THOMAS OVERTON YOUNG “The Indian SENIORS NOT PICTURED: Billie Rae Gattis, Edward Hooks. SENIORS TAKING WORK FOR CREDIT ELSEWHERE: Franklin Adams - to enter Art School. Jeanette Lewis - to receive diploma from Murphy High School. Tlie Woodlcq Staff First Row; Nanette Priesc, Diane Herblin, Peggy Haynes, Betty Cobia. Second Row; Nancy McTyre, Ed Friday, Jacque Waller, Robert Padgett (Editor-in-chief), Colleen Casey. Third Row; Miss Dougherty, Charles Hartsfield, Ernest Abernathy, Harry Brown, Dorothy Steele. Not Pictured: Reed Jacoway, Joe Bond, Jeanette Woods, Mrs. Thompson, (Advisor for Beaut Section). FAVORITES JACQUE WALLER Goo J Cit izensliip Gir l Of NVoodlawn Hiqk Sell Wlio’s AVIio In 1 lie Senior C ass FRIENDLIEST Dickie Steber and Ellen Bryant MOST INTELLECTUAL AND MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Gary Cage and Myra Mullins MOST TALENTED Ladelle Payne and Barbara Fenn STEWART BLISS While we consider Stewart one of us Seniors here at Woodlawn, he will nevertheless receive his diploma from the Page School in Washington, D.C. At the beginning of his fifth semester in Woodlawn he was appointed page to Congressman Laurie Battle and left for Washington immediately. After a year he returned to Woodlawn for his seventh semester’s work but went back to Washington at the beginning of the spring semester this year. His school day at the Page School begins at six in the morning and continues for about three hours, and then his duties as page begin. Part of the time Stewart took some night classes. He has made an excellent record in Washington as well as at Wood-lawn High School. HILDEGARD HEILMANN Hildegard has become one of us at Woodlawn this year, although her home is in Berlin, Germany. Through the American Field Service, a private organization, she was selected as one of the German students to be given a year’s study in high schools of the United States. Among the qualifications required for appointment were character, scholarship, and leadership. We are glad that W'oodlawn High School was among the schools to receive one of these students and that Hildegard was the student assigned to Woodlawn High School. ACTIVITIES The Tatler Staff Miss Chamblee, Sponsor First Row: Marie Pass, Shirley Christenberry, Patsy Powell, Awtrey Elkins, Diane Herblin. Second Row; Sara Jo Kemp, Patty Powell, Miss Chamblee, Pat Nelson. Third Row: Billie Chappell, Beverly Fuller, Wade Barriger, Nonette Brown, Beverly Culver, Nelda Jordan. Fourth Row: Emory Burton, William Burgin. REED JACOWAY Photographer for the Tatler and the Woodlog TL m ational Honor Socielij Pall-1950 Stewart Bliss Melinee Bradford Patricia Brown Ellen Bryant William Burgin Gary Cage Howard Clark Kenneth Cobb Pricilla Ellis Barbara Fcnn Earl Gossett Martha Lou Harless Johnny Banks Hill Bettie McLemore Nancy McTyre Myra Mullins Patricia Nelson James Norman Juanita Oldacre Marie Pass Sarah Pledger Pat Powell Mary Alice Ratchford Jacque Waller Barbara Williams C dicers Of Motional lonor Societi) FALL 1950 PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT RECORDING SECRETARY CORRESPONDING SECRETARY TREASURER SECRETARY PUBLIC AFFAIRS BARBARA FENN MARIE PASS ELLEN BRYANT GARY CAGE WILLIAM BURGIN PRICILLA ELLIS SPRING 1951 PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT RECORDING SECRETARY CORRESPONDING SECRETARY TREASURER SECRETARY PUBLIC AFFAIRS GARY CAGE MELINEE BRADFORD PATRICIA BROWN BETTIE McLEMORE JACQUE WALLER PATRICIA NELSON MEMBERS NOT PICTURED ERNEST ABERNATHY ANN ST. JOHN JIMMY MAE HARRISON FACULTY COMMITTEE MISS FURR, SPONSOR MRS. THOMPSON MISS MOORE MRS. DAVIS The Council, Pall 1950 Miss Moon, Sponsor THE OFFICERS Ellen Bryant, Vice-President; Barbara Williams, Secretary; Ernest Abernathy, President; Jacque Waller, Head Marshal! MEMBERS AT LARGE F irst Row; Marie Pass, Pat Nelson, Beverly Fuller, Colleen Casey, Myra Mullins, Ann St. John. Second Row; Bettie Lou Crawford, Paul Blankenship, Eugene Friday, Bill McCutchen, James Garner, Sylvia Weaver. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH SEMESTER SESSION ROOM PRESIDENTS First Row; Beverly Culver, Pat Nelson, Nancy McTyre, Lynn Gourley, Mary Saunders. Second Row: Jack Nelson, Eugene Friday, Martha Lou Harless, Connie Moon, Stewart Bliss, Gary Cage. Fifth And S ixtli Semester Presidents First Row: Nonette Brown, Sylvia Liner, Annie Margaret Stubbs, Janis Howell, Bonnie Smith, Gaynelle Gibson. Second Row: Ronald Friday, Edward Thorn, Gail Edwards, Nancy Bridges, Sara Jo Kemp, Don Powell. 1 liird And I on if 11 Semester President First Row: Ava Ann Rogers, Janis Cunningham, Jean Garrett, Peggy Smith, Diane Keith. Second Row: Barbara Waggoner, Peggy Huey, Doris Dunlap, Johnny Mack Jones. Third Row: Bobby Goss, John Weeks, Donald McElroy, Dick Baker, Bill Howard. First Row; Anita Fisher, Margaret Smith, Willie King Cummings, Helen Holter. Second Row: Frank Myers, Smitty Lucas, Gene Morrow, Bobby Shaw, Paul Dover, Macey Johnson. Third Row: Bill Ray, Don Arnett, Clark Trammell, Gary Covington, Bill Smith, Jimmy Lowery. SECOND PERIOD t le 1 larsh 1 S Sponsors: Mrs. Bryans, Mr. Fuliington. FIRST PERIOD First Row: Lelton Barrington, Capt.; Peggy Sharpe, Sue Morris, Mary Jare Sission. Second Row; Viva Garrett, Vivian Hammonds, Ann Roberson, Dot Thompson. Third Row; Don Powell, Mary Gardner, Nonette Brown, Betty Woods, Gail Edwards, Fourth Row; Lavelle Cost. First Row: O'Reba Weeks, Capt.; Rebecca Chisolm, Capt.; Barbara Jean Widener, Bobbie Gooch, Ann Marlowe, Arlene Hicks. Second Row: Margaret Gibson, Billie Chappell, Ann Sanders, Martha Jennings, Louise Brown, Mary Jane Hall, Carolyn Tillman. Third Row: Betty Billings, Juanita Woods, Betty Pylant, Deane Kennedy, Charles Montgomery. Fourth Row; Jean Pyle, Nell Rowell, Pat Deaton, Don Moore, Thomas Stalnaker. Fifth Row: Kathleen Finley, Jennice Steward. AUDITORIUM PERIOD First Row: Harriett Massey, Capt.; Merle Whitheac), Capt. Second Row. Jean Pyle, Shirley Dollar, Janice Stewart, Dian Durham, Anna Mae Dawes, Nelds Jordan. Third Row: Billie Chappell, Loudell Oliver, Billy Herblin, Betty Woods, Marian Simpson, Jerry Sykes, Peggy Hill. Fourth Row; Tommy Ray, Johnny Bond, Pat Condon, Frank Willis. THIRD PERIOD First Row; Elizabeth Richey, Iva Mae Arrowood, Ann Campbell, Faye Pearson, Capt.; Merle White-head, Capt. Second Row: Mary Ann Irwin, Sandra Martin, Frances Stephens, Barbara Roberts. Third Row: Sara Muller, Mary Driver, Jerry Colburn, Shirley Farley, Ed Bryant. Fourth Row: Ann Saunders, Ava Ann Rogers, Sarah Woodrow. FOURTH PERIOD First Row; Dorothy Cruse, Harriet Massey, Ellen Bryant, Capt.; Doris Davis, Anne Yongue, Dot Thompson. Second Row: Charlotte Brown, Edith Ward, Mary Jo Tucker, Barbara Liggett, Colleen Casey, Martha Payne. Third Row: William Cobb, Patricia Peterson, Nancy Draper, Betty LeFur-gey, Ann McDonald, Ed Bryant. Fourth Row; Robert Botters, Don McLeroy. ic Marshals FIFTH PERIOD First Row: Billy Kirkes, Billy Talker, pat Nelson, Pat Simpson, Merle Whitehead, -apt. Second Row: Mary Jo Loclcheart, Jean Robertson, Myra Mullins, Martha Graves, Monterey Kirby, Sylvia Phillips. SIXTH PERIOD First Row; Martha Love, Carolyn Looney, Ann Campbell, Joan Kennington, Gloria Tolbert, Gay Miller, Johnie Hill, Capt. Second Row; Joy Shelnutt, Sue McKinney, Sylvia Phillips, Frances Stephens, Amma Sue Ellard, Juanita Calfee. Third Row; Ben Rush. Bill Hackaday, Jean Davis, Janice Luthcke, Peggy Hill. SEVENTH PERIOD First Row: Carolyn Forman, Barbara irshall, Carol St. John, Janice Cunning-1 m, Nila Mae Coleman, Doris Haralson, | � pt 1 Second Row; Mary Catherine Burke, Fran-13 s Peoples, Annie Lovell, Lou Jean Por-| r, Jean Robertson, Carolyn Eldridge, i, iiie Jean Arthur. I Third Kow: Jacque Waller, LaVeme rwis, Nanette Stone, Helen Stamcs, Mar-p a Graves, Jerry Fuller, Pat Condon, I bert Wesley. SOME OF THE MOST OUTSTANDING MARSHALS Seated: Annie Lovell. Standing: Billy Kirkes, Janice Luthcke, Don Powell. lers First Row: Mrs. Ross, Miss Barnard, Miss Skelton, Miss Mitchell, Miss Ordway (Head of Department), Miss Ogden, Miss Dougherty. Second Row: Mrs. Bates, Miss Ford, Miss Johnson (Speech), Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Madewell, Miss McKay (Speech), Miss Harrison, Miss Chamblee, Miss Moon, Mrs. Davis, Miss Hannon (Girls’ Advisor). An English I Class Visits the New Wood lawn Branch of the Public Library. Speech I lonop Societies Miss Johnson, Sponsor OM1CRON DELTA First Row: Pricilla Ellis, Gail Day, Colleen Casey, Myra Mullins, Sarah Pledger. Second Row: Herman Dumas, Monterey Kirby, Bobby Lee, Gary Cage, Robert Rabun. MASQUE AND GAVEL First Row: Beverly Fuller, Gail Day, Pricilla Ellis, Billie Jean Arthur, Martha Ann Bankson, Carolyn Scruggs, Sarah Pledger, Frances Stephens. Second Row: Dorothy Alley, Mary Garrison, Sylvia Weaver, Rebecca Chisolm, Ann Crosby, Ann St. John, Myra Mullins, Colleen Casey, Robert Rabun. Third Row; Hildegard Heilmann, Carol Charlton, Monterey Kirby, Gary Cage, Carson Rockett, Donald Davis, Herman Dumas, Bobby Lee. THE USHERS - Mr. Adcock, Sponsor. First Row: Gary Cage, Eari Gossett, Paul Blankenship, Harry Brown, Bill McCucchen. Second Row; Bobby Lee, Scotty Covington, Johnny Graffeo, Billy Meadows, Carson Rockett, Ed Friday, Ernest Abernathy. Third Row; Herman Dumas, Pat Chisolm, Albert Ritchey, Charles Lee, Paul Franlce, Wayne Jones, Richard Botters. Fourth Row: Donald Davis, Mack Pyron, Jimmy Gilmore, Don Carraway, Millard Pectey, Bobby Holland. THE CAST OF LIFE WITH FATHER First Row; Robert Lunsford, Colleen Casey, Billy Herblin. Second Row: Gary Cage, Bobby Lee, Earl Gossett. I lie Office I orce Mrs. Haon, Mrs. Franklin, Mrs. Knapp. I lie I uture Teachers Ol A lliei ICa — Miss Barker, Sponsor. First Row; Mary Garrison, Doris Harlason, Patty Powell, Billie Jean Arthur, Jean Robertson, Mary Alice Ratchford, Bill Boyd. Second Row: Sylvia Weaver, Janet Kohl, Frances McFarland, Jo Ann Whisonant, Joyce Wood, Martha Jennings, Elizabeth Ritchey, Nancy Ange, Myra Mullins, Bonnie Smith. Third Row: Awtrey Elkins, Eva Williams, Joyce Palmer, Rebecca Robinson, Linda Swader, Lyla White, Rochelle Crow, Doris Ann Casey, patria Ann Oliver. Fourth Row: Virginia Bernhardt, George Hayes, Charles Lawrence, Miss Barker, James O’Donnell, Martha Baker. First Row; Mrs. Burton, Miss Argue, Miss Barker, Miss Fergus. Second Row; Mrs. Holland, Mrs. Kinzey, Miss England. Third Row: Miss Lotspeich (Head of Deportment), Miss Peterson, Mrs. Davis. Not Pictured: Mr. Test, Miss Snidow, Mrs. Bryans. Once in a lifetime! Math study? I I Miss Lotspeich and Mrs. Holland, Sponsors. First Row: Mario Pass, Jo Ann Whisenant, Martha Jean Welch, Billie Jean Arthur, Ellen Bryant, Barbara Williams, Pat Nelson, Janis Howell. Second Row: Doris Haralson, Martha Ann Bankson, Myra Mullins, Mary Alice Ratchford, Pat Pruitt, Melinee Bradford, Betty Sibley, Barbara Whitfield. Third Row: Gail Day, Barbara Fenn, Nell Dendy, Amma Sue Ellard, Annie Margaret Stubbs, Vivian Mercer, Becky Salter, Mary Garrison. Fourth Row: Beverly Fuller, Pricilla Ellis, Betty Woods, Pat Brown, Joan Winston, Iralene Ha thorn, Bcttie McLemore, Jennice Jones, Jacquc W'aller, Harriet Massey, Sylvia Weaver. Fifth Row: Betty Lou Crawford, Ed Gassaway, Ray Davis, Earnest Abernathy, Richard Botters, Eugene Workman, Robert Bliss. Sixth Row: Stewart Bliss, Wayne Jones, Ray Goodgame, Gene Ives, Mrs. Holland, Sponsor; Johny Banks Hill, Fornie Hughes, Paul Candle. Til r: P,„ AnJ Ink Clul, Miss Hambrick, Sponsor. I- irst Row: Gloria Bell, Carolyn Newman, Kay Greene, Jo Ann Davison, Hope Dixon, Sue Allison, Jane Powers. Second Row: Betty Fowler, Betty O’Dell, Nancy Hudson, Pat Condon, Jo Ann Johnson, Jerry Crawford, Jo Ann, Loraine Whisonant. Third Row: Benny Carter, Elaine Walsingham, Barbara Hanners, Frank Gunter, Johnny Mae Walsingham, Johnny Banks Hill, Anne Sisson, Annie Lee Eagan, Doris Rowell, Barbara Marshall, Mary Dodek, Ann Knight. BETTY FOWLER, FRANK GUNTER, CAROLYN NEWMAN Alabama State Fair Award Winners in Art M mini I railiin i I e u I lers First Row: Mr. Fullington, Head of Department. Second Row: Mr. Gammon, Mr. Cosper. Third Row: Coach Morgan, Mr. Douglas, Mr. Hallmark. Mr. Brown, Manual Training and Boys’ Advisor. Jack Newsome and Billy Allen start something. Charles Manley works on his cedar chest while Dewey Whitman watches. Science Teachers HibS, to! MET' •MrS Tfigg Mf YOUngbIO°d of Department), Mr,. Mrs?CLongR°W: ““ JaCkSOn, BfiCC' Mf Mi,es’ Mrs Davis Mrs. Dean, Not Pictured: Mrs. Ridgell, Mr. Simmons. Mr. Youngblood presents the Bausch and Lomb Honorary Science Award Medal to Barbara Fenn and William Burgin. Barbara was also presented the Exchange Club Scholarship Cup. I Lanquaqe 1 eacliers First Row: Miss Lamb, Miss Furr (Head of Department), Miss Moore. Second Row; Mrs. Bowie, Miss God-bey. lonie Economics Teachers Mrs. Edgeworth, Miss Gretschmann, Miss Vernon. listonj Eeachers First Row: Mrs. Doxcy, Miss Morton, Miss Chapman, Miss Morgan. Second Row; Mr. Carter, Mr. Stonier, Miss Upton, Mr. Graston (Head of Department), Mr. Snead. V ° Not Pictured: Miss Edmonds, Miss Bjorgo, Mr. Adcock, Miss Hix. First Row: Miss Alexander, Miss Dearen (Head of Department), Miss Armstrong. Second Row: Mrs. Mansfield-Jones, Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Gulledge. Studying for That Shorthand Test! Lynn Gourley Winner of the Award for Secretarial Achievement, offered by the Birmingham Chapter of the National Secretarial Association. R.O.T.C. Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Douglas Crawford. SPONSORS, FALL TERM First Row; Nanette Priest, Jo Ann Scott, Gloria Franklin. Second Row; Peggy Henderson, Peggy Christy. INSTRUCTORS Captain Fitzgerald, Sergeant Easterling, Sergeant Calbreath. I lie Music I eacliers First Row: Mr. Turner, Miss Zinser, Mr. Smith. Second Row: Miss Dowling, Miss Ogden, Mrs. Nabors. Not Pictured: Mr. McLain. THE CHOIR Claude Dowling - Joseph Turner, Directors; William McLain, Solo Instructor. First Row: Mr. Martin, Miss Dowling, Joyce A Iverson, Betty Reiss, Barbara Williams, Gloria Franklin, Joan Bethea, Betty Patterson, Ellen Bryant, Ann Bacon, Charlotte Clapp, Judy Brown, Martha Nan Lee, Dot Sparks, Janis Savage, Melinec Jenkins, Martha Jean Welch, Doris Haralson, Jennice Jones, Kay Powers, Mr. Turner. Second Row: Wynelle Cook, Joy Fallin, Betty Lou Crawford, Joy Miller, Mary Nell Craig, Pat Evans, M urine Sanford, Reita Myers, Patty Powell, Dot Drinkard, Margaret Stuart, Joy Hopkins, Josephine Davis, Bettie McLemore, Pat Pruitt, Meiinee Bradford, Evelyn Fenn, Jerry Crowson. Third Row: Bill Smith, Gene Ives, Horace Ireland, Harry Passmore, Roy Roddam, Margie Chism, Janet Foster, Mary Lou Smith, Dorothy Steele, Bobbie Ackerman, Emily Morgan, Pat Brown, Janet Miller, Martha Lou Harless, Ruth Allen, Cecil Robinson, Kessler Fabian, Don McNeil, Herman Dumas. Fourth Row: Byron Pennington, Bill Gray, Neil Maxwell, Bill Emerson, Sam Wells, Marion McGilberry, David Jordan, Rodney Ott, Noel Howren, Albert Ritchey, Pat Chisolm, Ladell Payne, Millard Pcttey, Hoy Taylor, Charles Eley, Charles Manley, Frank Schick, Fritz Kirch-ncr, Raymond Askew, Lowell Blanton, Bill McCutchen, Lee Pamplin, Joe Hawkins. I lie Woodl ciwn Hiql. ScUl Cl loir 'The Rand BanJ Honor Socieli) Gerald A. Smith, Sponsor First Row: Janet Pilon, Mary Lou Yarbrough, Joe Hawkins, Johnny Graifco, John Pickett, Billie Mae Walker, Floy Kinney. Second Row: Kelly Hand, Richard Ricss, Jack Nelson, Edward Friday, William McCutchen, Bobby Lee, Andy Hooper, Frank Schick (not pictured). Woodlciwii I liqli School Ban ! nq Fall and Spring 1950-51 Gerald A. Smith, Director Adams, Joan Anderson, Tommy Barrett, Barbara Bethune, Jimmy Britt, Bobby Baker, Martha Brooks, Una Mae Brown, Dorothy Burns, Eddie Barton, Jimmy Case, Ed Chandler, Bob Collins, Denson Cowley, Joyce Cor, Johnnie Crook, Gregory Culp, Glenn Currie, Steve Davis, Don Davis, Jimmy Dawson, Frank Driver, LaVeme Easter, Camille Echols, Lillian Ellard, Ammo Sue Ellette, Sonya Estes, Johnny Eversole, Finley Falkner, Ellen Finney, Martha Freeman, Louise Friday, Edward Friday, Ronald Gorham, Jimmy Graffeo, Johnny Hall, Marilyn Hamilton, Mason Hand. Kelly Hardy, Thar too Harper, David Hawkins, Joe Haynes, William Hemphill, Paul Holt, Edna Earl Hooper, Andy Hooper, Billy Isaacs, Billy Jeffarcs, Billy Jeffarcs, Bobby Johnson, Juanita Johnson, Kenney Jordan, Nelda Kinney. Floy Kirk, Bill Layne, Glen Lee, Bobby LeCrand, Thelma Lightscy, Gene Liner, Sylvia Martin, Philip Martin, Truman Massey, Johnny Mask, Mary Melton, Billy Miller, Eleanor Miller, Margie Morgan, Stanley McClain, Toby McCluakey, David McCutchen, Bill McKee, Lamar Nelson, Jack Nelson, Ronnie Newman, Graham Nichols, Cecil Norman, Raymond Pickett, John Pilon, Janet Pledger, George Poe, Mary Sue Poor, Harold Pylanc, Betty Richardson, Al ord Riess, Richard Rumore, Ross Russell, Tommv Sanderson, Jack Schick, Frank Scholl. Dickie Shirley, Johnny Sims, Reeves Smith, Roger Spann, Jack Thomas, Lee Tucker, Mylon Turner, Clifford talker, Billie Mac Walker, C JL Walrond, Tommy Weeks, John Williams, Bur son Witte, Bobby Wood, Bruce Yarbrough, Mary Lou [ lie Ore Lesl ra Miss Pauline Zinser, Conductor Mary Alice Ratchford Concert Mistress and Vinner of Woodlawn Talent Contest. THE ORCHESTRA HONOR SOCIETY First Row; Mary Lou Yarborough, Alice Jo Turner, Betty Pylant. Second Row: Mary Ann Wall, Sam Wells, Mary Alice Ratchford, George Hayes, Nell Dendy. Fall Term graduates not pictured: Kenneth Cobb, Ann St.John, Byron Pennington. David Harper, Glenn Lane, Mary Lou Yarborough, Carol Cox, Betty Pylant, Amma Sue Ellard, LaVerne Driver, Margie Miller, Edna Earl Holt. Janet Pilon, Smitty Lucas. First Violins: Mary Alice Ratchford, Nell Dendy, John Mack Reinhart, Shirley Cook, George Hayes, Ruth Lyles, Geraldine Vaughan. Second Violins: Jo Ann Hodges, Loraine Wilcutt, Pat Reeves, Delaine Logan, Margaret Ann Romine, Ella Frances Wakefield, Catherine Elliott, Betty Brittain, Betty Jo Garren. Other Leads: Ladell Payne (seated), Charlotte Clapp, Gene Iver, Dot Steele, Bill McCut-chen, Jerry Crowsoo. French Horns: Richard Reiss, Andy Hooper. Trumpets: John Massey, C.H. Walker, Don Davis, Lee Thomas, Bob Chandler. First Violin: Mary Ann Wail, George Hayes, Sam Wells, Jo Ann White, Ladell Payne. Viola: Neal Bayiess, Alice Capps. •‘The Pirates of Penzance” Cast The General and His Daughters Pat Chisolm, Joyce Alverson, Evelyn Fenn, Floanelle Fuqua, Ellen Bryant, Barbara Williams, Billie Ruth Sisson, Wynelle Cook (next to the General). Viola: Vera Vance Willis; Cello: Becky Robinson, Alice Jo Turner, Peggy Williams (behind Alice Jo), Jean Bice; Bass Fiddle: Franklin Parkell; Richard Reiss, Andy Hooper; Trombone, Bob Chandler; Trumpet: C.H. Walker, Don Davis. SPORTS Tlie Majorettes Joy Miller, Jennice Jones, Betty Latty, Peggy Smith, Bobby Ackerman, Beverly Van Hooser, Bonnie Smith. ponsors I op For The h ome-commq V7ame G Annie Margaret Stubbs, Jo Ann White, Nanette Priest. And Q ueen Harry Brown and Ann Cory. Class Veil Captains Elizabeth Ritchey, Sophomore Shirley Morgan, Freshman Jean Walker, Senior Annie Margaret Stubbs, Junior Spring Sports Sponsors Betty Ann McCarley, Basketball Pat Pruitt, Tennis Margie Woods, Track Deane Kennedy, Baseball Class Sponsors Margaret Malcolm, Sophomore Kay Greene, Junior Joyce Penton, Freshman Vivian Mercer, Nancy McTyre, Annie Margaret Stubbs, Nita Oldacre, Nanette Priest, Jeane Walker, Jo Ann Scott, Ann Cory, Ann Erwin, Janet Foster. Coat li - eniuj Morqan Named Coach of the Year by Benny Marshall, Sports Writer of The Birmingham News.” F o ii t h COACHING STAFF Left to right: John Blane, J.O. Simmons, John Adcock, Head Coach Kenny Morgan. FoolUl Ptvifvv by Peggy Haynes The 1950 edition of the Colonels ended the tessoo winning four gsmes, losing fiwc, and tying one. U was a good season despite the won-lost record. They were one of the leading teams in the state and won s bid to the Crippled Children's Clinic Game. Although the Colonels bed no individual stars, they were helped along on their winning ways by Clay Jolly, Charles Malcolm, Dickie Steber. Capt. Reginald Betbea, and Doug Garrett, all of whom made All-City. Malcolm, Steber and Jolly placed 00 tbe All-State team. The Colonels used effectively the experience they gained last season. Along with this was a will to win, which helped them out of tight spots. WOODLAWN 20 RAMSAY IS Woodlawn had aweet revenge in overpowering the Rams. The Colooels showed ability to score, making up twenty points in tbeir first game of the season. Ramsay scored first when Tharee ran 33 yards for a touchdown in the first quarter. Woodlawn singed back driving 70 yards for a score, tying the game. After beautiful running by Robert Hobbs, Malcolm carried the ball over from the 1 yard line. Woodlawn scored again. It was Malcolm who ran 7 yards for tbe tally. Ramsay again acored in the third quarter after scoring a safety in the second. In the fourth quarter Woodlawn overpowered Ramsay by the combined running of Hobbs, Armstrong, and Garrett. They scored seven more points. Armstrong crossed the goal after taking a pitchout. Carl Jonea converted. EMMA SANSOM 7 WOODLAWN 6 Emma Sansom's Rebels came to Birmingham a very determined crew. Woodlowo scored first as Kayo Woods crossed the goal from the 29 yard !“� «• Then Rebels proceeded to make it a disappointing evening foe the Colooels. On tbe fourth down, Isst quarter, Emma Sansom pulled a miracle to upset tbe Colonels, 7-6. TUSCALOOSA 26 WOODLAWN 7 Woodlawn met a very powerful Tuscaloosa team on Oct. 6. It was a very exciting game. Even though the Colooela w«e outscored, Tuscaloosa found it tough going through the line. They passed to victory, scoring two in the first qusrter. Woodlawn made the half-time score 13 to 6. when Charles Bellenget recovered a Bear fumble and ran 93 yards for a touchdown. The secood half was all Tuscaloosa. They scored by passing even more and made the final score read 26 to 7. WOODLAWN 32 ENSLEY 0 In this game, Woodlawn enjoyed their first scoring spree this season. They routed the helpless E ns ley team, who tried but could not get anywhere against the determined Colonels. The Woodlawn Colooels scored many times, with their leading scorers beiog Davropcct, Hobbs, Jolly, Malcolm, aod Garrett. WOODLAWN 20 LANIER 20 In the most exciting game of the year the WOODLAWN COLONELS tied a favored Lanier team. Lanier was ahen.l at halftime 13 points. In the last half the Colonels, led by Hobbs, Malcolm and Garrett, showed the visitors that they were not to be denied. Garrett caught a Gs from Anderson for Woodlawn'a first tally. Malcolm scored next for Woodlawn after they driven the ball to Lanier's 6 yard line. Woodlawn'a line played a fine game holding Lanlet time aod time again. Ganett scored the last T.D. fot Woodlawn when he caught a 29 y«rd touchdown pass. Carl Jones coovetted 2 out of 3 making the final score tied. BESSEMER 19 WOODLAWN 13 The Woodlawn Colonels went to Bessemer with a will to win. The Tigers had a will to win also. The first half was all Bessemer, but the Colonels came back at the half with a sturdy look. The Colonels made two tallies but thst wss not enough. Bessemer ended the evening with s 19 to 13 win over Woodlawn. PHILLIPS 20 WOOOLAWN 19 Woodlawn lost a very important game Nov. 7th. Woodlawn beat Phillips on the ground but failed to hold them down in passing. The Red Raiders passed to their twenty points. Woodlawn acored 6 points in the second quitter and 13 in the last. Malcolm, Garrett and Davenport did the honor . Tbe line was led capably by Capt. Bethea, Charles Beilenger, and Clav Jolly. Statistics showed Woodlawn'a power on the ground and Phillips in the air. It was a well played preview of the Clinic Game. WOODLAWN 21 ANNISTON 7 Woodlawn defeated the mighty Anniston Bulldogs on Nov. 11th. It was Malcolm who scored first for Woodlawn after a quarter of 00 scofing. Anniston tied the score 7-7 early in the 4th quarter but the Colonels just couldn't stand to see a tying score, so they did something about it. Malcolm ran 71 yards for s T.D. and Garrett made a 53-y i� « ‘ « einutes of the exciting game. The line ployed a heads up game led by Norman White, Charles Beilenger, and Capt. Reginald Bethea. WOODLAWN 35 WEST END 13 In the Ust regular game of the season Woodlawn disregarded the opinion of the papers, who rated the game as a toss-up, and proceeded to snap � highly regarded West End team. West End wss stopped for a minus 12 yards rushing for the night and the Colonels came up on top. It was a teal scoring spree for the Colooela. They scored in the first quarter when Vincent Gibson intercepted an aerial and went 64 yards for a touchdown. Jones converted. Garten next went 73 yards for the next show. Jonea converted. He had five out of five for tbe night. West End scored next. Woodlawn bulled their way to tbe goal line and Hobb. creased it for a 21 to 6 score. The last few minutes were hectic and Woodlawn scored two and test End one. John Picklemayer and Julius Davenport scored for Woodlawn. This was Woodlawn'a best game of the seasoo. CRIPPLED CHILDREN CLINIC GAME PHILLIPS 20 WOODLAWN0 Phillips stopped tbe Colonels' winning ways in die annual Clinic game. Again it was passing hat stopped the Colooels. Phillips had a tough game despite the score. Woodlawn threatened liter driving long ways in the game but just couldn't make it. Garrett played a good game, along � ith Capt. Betbea, Beilenger, and Malcolm. a At the time this article was written, the Colonels had beaten every Big Five team except Ensley and lost no outside games. A sharp shooting offense and a compact defense have helped make the quintet a winner. Another important factor in the team's success story has been the competent instruction of Coach John Blane, who has turned ■ out creditable outfits since 1925. H To single out a star would be difficult, but Jamie Mathews should I be commended for his good all around performance and Gary Mugnier ;| for his sound offensive play. I JIMMY McNABB Forward First Row: Raymond Pop Askew, Herby Pierce, Bob K’anninger. Second Row; Marshall Gilbert, Jack Fuqua, James Overstreet, Don Garrard, Ewell Brand. Fmck Team First Row; Jack Mitchell, Neil Maxwell, Charles Eley, Billy Shoop, Jamie Matthews. Second Row: Jimmy Turner, Frank Mayer, Bobby Berg, Gene Workman, Jerry Carr, Ed Gassaway. First Row; Charles Lee, Ernest Abernathy, Millard Pettey, James Second Row; Gary Cage, Coach Carter, Jimmy Odum. O’Donnell. 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