Woodlawn High School - Woodlog Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1956 volume:

70 StiiYct MM vurtce s4C ttei “TTCeiten. Hail, dear old Woodlawn High, noble and strong, To thee with loyal hearts we raise our song; Swelling to heav'n aloud, our praises ring; Hail, dear old Woodlawn High, to thee we sing. Majesty as a crown rests on thy brow. Pride, Honor, Glory, Love before thee bow; Ne’er can thy spirit die, thy walls decay; Hail, dear old Woodlawn High, for thee we pray. Hail, dear old Woodlawn High, guide of our youth, Lead thou thy children on to light and truth; Thee, when Death summons us, others shall praise; Hail, Alma Mater dear, through endless days. SCHOOL MOTTO— Carpe Diem SCHOOL COLORS—Gold and While f956 iwu ty uZ K, rftcUfauKCL WOODLOG STAFF 1956 Mrs. Alma Bates Advisor Mary Faye Bundy Editor Barbara Buckner Editor Gladys Alley Jackie Baldwin Carol Battles Carole Bell Jim Bell Bill Bradley Julia Burkett Judy Carlisle Lynn Conboy Ida Ray Cooley Peggy Cost Joy Darden Rebecca Dorman Eddie Farrow Margaret Gilbert Judy Giles Gerald Holter Marty Johnson Barbara Kendrick Anna Rae Lovvorn Bill Lantrip Raymond McDonald Joan McDowell Billy Morgan Sandra Mullins Ed Ohnich Bob Patterson Marlene Peeples Sarah Prestridge Sue Richmond Sally Stafford Julie Stanton Linda Stevens Dick Tanner Frank Tarrant Carolyn Thompson Linda Thompson Auston Young Mrs. Alice Thompson Advisor for Favorites Alma S. Bates Advisor 3 'P ieuHVitt The Woodlog Staff proudly presents to you this 1955- 56 edition of our high school annual. In years to come, when you have sailed perhaps far away from dear old Woodlawn High School, we hope that with this Woodlog you will he able to peer hack through the portholes of memory and relive the happy moments of your cruise on the good ship WOODLAWN. Bon voyage! “The Crew 6 0 MU As an expression of our appreciation for his unceasing efforts to keep us on our course, we, the Senior Class of the good ship Wood lawn, dedicate this 1956 Log of our voyages to Mr. C. E. Brown, our Advisor, guide, and friend. 7 MR. RALPH A. MARTIN Principal Wood lawn High School THE SKIPPER’S MESSAGE TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1956 You. the graduating class of 1956. have presented this newly designed Woodlog as a voyage at sea. This brings to me memories of you who have made and are making the journey on the sea of life. May we think of our school as a great boat factory. Our production consists of selecting the finest materials (young men and women) and through careful guidance and instruction prepare them for this voyage on the sea of life. We are producing sturdy surf boards, pleasure or fishing boats, luxurious passenger liners, cargo or freight boats, and speedy, mighty vessels of war. Each l oat. or each of you. plays an all-important part in this life’s voyage. That part affects the boat factory, yourself, your family, and our country. As a parting thought, remember that, regardless of the construe tural material, your future success can never be attained without your selecting God as your Pilot and letting Him guide and direct your voyage and your life. Good luck, much success, and may God direct and guide you in your life’s voyage. Oust 'Tfat t Chief Purser. MRS. FRANK IJN, keeps our oceans of money in tow. Chief Petty Officer. MRS. KNAPP, reports those who are mining from deck. First Mute. MRS. CAMPBELL. take care of our passenger list along with ship-high wave of correspondence. MISS HANNON . Girls’ Advisor When we get rough waters, they set us hack on course—“searenely hut surely! MR. BROWN. Boy ’ Advisor 12 MISS DEAREN —Commercial Bowling Cretan Busmen College University of Kentucky. .B. MISS DOUGHERTY—English Converse College. B.A. Northwestern University. M.A. MR. CRASTON—History Columbia University. A.B. M.A. ‘Defiasit ie tt 'rtyeatCa Not pictured MISS LOTSPEICH- Mathematic-University of Alabama. A.B. Columbia University. M.A. MR. FULUNCTON—Industrial Arts Alabama. Auburn, Howard Birmingham-Southern Equivalent to A.B. MISS FURR—Language University of Mississippi A.B.. M.A. MR. YOUNGBLOOD—Science Auburn. A.B., M.S. MISS ARMSTRONG University of Alabama, B.S. MRS. BATES Beloit College, A.B. MISS BARKER Peabody College B.S. and M.A. MR. BLANE University of Illinois, B.S. MISS COWN Georgia State College for Women. B.S. Columbia. M.A. ■ MRS. DEAN University of Alabama. A.B. MRS. BRICE Berea College. B.S. University of Alabama. M.A. MRS. BROCK Howard, B.S. MRS. BRYAN Auburn. B.S. MRS. BURTON Howard, A.B. MISS CHAPMAN University of Chicago. Ph.B. Columbia University. M.A. MR. CARTER Auburn, B.S. and M.S. MRS. CLARK Howard, A.B. University of Alabama, M.A. MISS CHAMBLEE Howard, A.B. and A.M. MRS. CLIFTON Livingston. B.S. University of Alabama. M.A. MISS ALEXANDER Bowling Green College, A.B. MISS BARNARD Blue Mountuirt. B.A. MR. GOSPER University of Alabama MR. GAMMON Auburn. Howard MISS CRETSCHMANN South Dakota Stair College. B5. MRS. HAON Howard. B.S. MRS. JACKSON University of Alabama. M.S. Birmingham-Southern. B.S. MISS CODREY Athene. A.B. University of Alabama. M.A. MRS. GULLEDCE Howard. A.B. MISS HARRISON Vanderbilt. B.S. MRS. MANSFIELD. JONES University of Alabama. B.S. MRS. MADF.WELI Newcomb. A.B. MISS MALONE Howard. B.S.. M.S. MRS. GRAY Birmingham-Southern A.B. and M.A. MR. HALLMARK University of Alabama MRS. HOLLAND Birmingham-Southern. B.S. Peabody, M.A. MRS. KINZEY Birmingham-Southern. A.B. 15 MRS. MARTIN Columbia. M.A. University of Tennessee, B.A. Peabody B.S. in Lib. Sc. MRS. PEACOCK University of Alubainu. M.A. Birmingham-Southern. A.B. MRS. RI DC ELL University of Kentucky, A.B. MR. SIMMONS University of Alabama. R.S. and M.S. MR. STONIER Minefield, - n B.S. in Ed. University of Alabama. M.A. MR. WEST Vanderbilt. A.B. MISS MORGAN Crntrul. B.S. Howard, A.B. MRS. POMEROY Clara Harper Steil Studio. Oscar Seattle MISS ROBBINS Librarian Birmingham-Southern. A.B. Louisiana State University. B.S. MISS SKELTON University of Alabama. B.A. and M.A. MISS UPTON Peabody, B.S. and M.A. MISS OCDEN Newcomb. B.A Tulanr. M.A. MRS. POPg Alabama College. B.S. MISS ROPER Howard, B.S. MR. SMITH University of Kan?a� , M.S. Emporia Teacher ’ College. B.S. Music MISS VERNON Columbia. B.S. MISS ZINSER Illinois Wesleyan University. B. Music M. in Music Education 'ZOeica K£ — Ttecv 7e eAesu2. MRS. BULLARD Howard. B.S. University of Miami MR. FLESSER University of Alabama, B.S. and M.A. MR. CORDAN WILSON Birmingham-Southern College. A.B. and B.M MRS. COLEE University of Alabama, A.B. MR. CERALD Howard College. A.B MR. GRADY WILSON Bimlingham-Southrrti College. A.B. and B.M. MISS DOUGLASS Howard. B_S. MRS. ROBINSON Huntington. A.B. University of Alabama. M.A. Not pictured: MISS BJORGO. Northwestern University, B.S. MRS. BOWIE Howard College. A.B. MR. DAVIS. Howard College, A.B. MISS EDMONDS. Missouri. B.S.; U. of Missouri. M.A. MISS FERGUS, University of Tennessee. A.B. MISS FORI). Wheaton. A.B. MRS. FUINO. Howard College. B.S. MISS FURR. University of Mississippi, A.B. MISS H AMBRICK. University of Vlabama. B.S., Columbia. M.A. MRS. HILL, Birmingham-Southern. A.B. MISS HIX. Howard. A.B.; U. of Ala.. M.A. MRS. HOFFMAN. Howard. A.B. MR. HOVl ELL. Jacksonville State. B.S. MRS. HUBBARD. Mississippi State College for Women. B.S.; Iowa State. MS. MISS JOHNSON. Rrenau. A.R.. Michigan. M.A. MISS LAMB. YWar. A.B. MISS McKAY. Howard College. B.S. McLAl.N. North (Carolina. Auburn. B.S. MRS. MEADOWS. Birmingham-Southern. D F and B.S. N. Y. School of Retailing. M S. MR. MILES. University of Alabama. A.B. MISS MITCHELL, University of Alabama. B.S. MISS MOORE. Weslrvan. A.B. MR. MORGAN. Howard. A.B. MISS MORTON. Eluabeth. A.B. MISS PETERSON. U. of Wiaconsin. .B. MR. PUGH. Howard College. B.S. MISS SCRUGGS, University of Alabama. B.S. MISSSNIDOW. Peabody. B-S. MRS. THOMPSON. Huntingdon. A.B.. Columbia. M.A. MRS. TOMLINSON. Howard College. A.B. and M.A. MRS. TRIGG. Howard College. A.B.. University of Alabama. M.A. MRS. TUCKER. R.N. Birmingham Bapti i Hospital and University of Alabama MR. Tl RNER. University of Alabama. B.S. 17 Oun. 'Pacuity THeetc Scanning far horizons to guide us with wisdom and understanding, our teachers, at regular meetings, discuss ideas and problems concerning our school. Student “Sadcf P zic 'ye ™ Sidney Hill President Student “SaeOf O tcenA Sftsicuy '7en, H Jackie Murray Vice President Phyllis Jennings Secretary Shirley Shaddix Head Marshal Student JUNIOR and SENIOR MEMBERS First row Dorthelle Andrews Beverly Richey Jackie Murray Phyllis Jennings Mary Frances Parker Mary Lou Nelson Peggy Cost I i Verne Abernathy Second row Judy Rates Susan Brown Ann l ee Betty Brumbaek Shirley Shadix Marilyn Mullins Virginia Mitchell Third row Rodncv Gilbert Lynne Sharpe Rosy Ryan Roolie Hill Charles Tuggle FRESHMAN and SOPHOMORE MEMBERS First row Lynn Buffington Linda Fincher Yvonne Simpson Carol Allen Sandra Harris Joyce Webb Ann Linton Second row Jo Ann Watson Pat McBride Pat Thompson Linda Davis Earlenc Wooten Judy Robinson Patty Clements Sandra Davis Ted Butler 22 Mrs. Anne Cray Sponsor of the Student Council Miss Flemma Snidow Sponsor of the Memorial Committee With LOVE. A deep a the ocean As blue as the sea She i� a companion for you and for mr. Through her leadership, companionship, and friendship our Memorial Committee has scanned far horizons faithfully. The Memorial Committee Front row Mary Kay Blanchfield Patty Clements Pat Ray Alma Carlisle, Chairman Back row Hugh Patrick Ted Lankford Carolyn Wheeler Ralph Stephens Judy Bates Lynn Conboy 23 BEVERLY RITCHEY. Head Manbal MRS. POPE. Sponsor and Mchirf lickrf lakrr. Oun. TKosia uxI 2 wte 'Ktefi lV tcA Ouex Ua — nd P.T. A. OFFICERS Seated: Mrs. Florence Doxey First Vice President Mrs. J. E. Bell President Standing: Mr. Ralph Martin Treasurer •Mrs. M. I.. Norman Secretary Mrs. Claude Hearn Second Pice President HAIL TO OUR P.T. A.! They are our indispensable day-dock crew who help keep us shipshape and “see-worthy.” Mr. Martin and Mrs. Bell rejoice over more than 33 1-3 percent increase in membership this year. Mrs. G. B. Powell. Membership Chairman, receiving dues at one of our popular night meetings. 'ZVooditloatt Sc o i “Seutet ? iU 7'VUH 7955 Gilbert Abernathy. Johnny Allen. George Bacon. R. A. Barett, Robert Batlev. Frances Bell. Ray Benson, Alice Faye Black. Bill Bradley. Larry Bright, Faye Bryan. Patricia Bryan, Annette Burnett, Ted Butler. Don Butts, Randel Bynum. Dick Callen. Alma Carlisle, Carolyn Carothers. Betty Carroll. Orville Chandler. Dorothy Clough. Johnny Cochran, Allan Cox. Terry Crawford. Jim Croushorn, Charles Davis, Donald Dawson, Robert Dees, Ronald Dudley, Joe Eastis. June Estes, Deanna Fendley, Judith Fincher. Joel Franks, Betty Galloway. John Galloway, Hoke Graham. James Gray. Jerry Greene, Gene Gunter, Robert Hallmon. Jack Hamilton, Jimmy Hempstead, LaMar HenVy. Arthur Heriford, Pat Hcrrod, David Higgins. Jerry Hill. John Holloway, Charlie Holt, Michael Hoover. Norman Hubbard. Richmond Hughes. Rov Hyde, Donald Jeffare . Clifford Jones. William Jones. Edward Kelley. Larry King. Bettie LeGrand. Sammy Lewis, Preston Lightsey. Ellen Linden. Claude Loveless, David Lyle, Jonathan Lyle. Charles Lynn. Kathryn Mangrum. Charlie Mann. Marie Mann, John Mardis. Gordon Meade, Charles Miller. Norman Miller, Elaine Moore, Shelley Moore, Tom Morris, Rogers McDaniel, Marie McKinley, Mary Ellen McLaughlin, Powell Nall, Walter Nichols, Marion Norman, Alma Odom. Bill O'Donnell. Vincent Oliver. Bobby Payne, Sandra Pearson, John Peterson, Larry Petty. Shirley Neal Phillips. Eddie Pierce, Jerry Lue Pirkey, Claude Priest. David Pritchett. Buford Pruitt, Don Ragsdale, Lester Reese, Patricia Russo. Phil Sellers. Jack Sharp. Brownie Sharpe. Monte Singleton. Jo Ann Smith. Mark Smith. Romainc Smith. Danny Southworth. David Stamey. Alan Stanfield. LuVerne Starr, Richard Stewart, Sandy Straub, Stanley Talley. Alice Faye Taylor, Clyde Thrasher, Glenn Truitt, Ray Underwood. David Vickroy. Ralph Waller, Cecil Ward. Rhodes Watkins. Genie Wellman, Benny While, Josephine Wilke . Edward Wills. Pat Wood. Rosemary Wright. Wayne Wright. DRUM MAJORETTE: Kay Thomas. MAJOR-ETTES; Pat Ackerman, Julia Baker. Joyce Hemphill. Nancy Johnson. Charlene Lynn. Annie Jo Massey. Sandra Mauldin. Susan Morton, Linda Thompson. 27 “Scutd ‘r o tox Society Left to right: Gerald A. Smith. Sponsor; Gordon Meade, Ronuld Dudley. Ray Benson. Alina Carlisle, Marie Mann. Bettir LeGrand, Preston Lightscy, LuVerne Starr. Elaine Moore. ’Wtajonettec Left to right: Charlene Lynn, Julia Baker. Nancy Johnson, Sandra Mauldin, Pat Ackerman, Linda Thompson, Joyce Hemphill, Annie Massey, Susan Morion. Front, center: Kay Thomas. OxcAeafoa, MISS PAULINE ZJNZER -Director Jrnran Allan, Tommy Alien. Virginia Arnold, Jan Bass. Frances Bell. Julia Burkett. Janie Cox. Terry Crawford. Janie Crouch. Donald Dawson. Judith Fincher. Linda Fincher. June Glenn, roncert nrntre ; Claudene Good, Hoke Graham, Jim Hale. David Higgin . Charles Holt, Mamie Jones. Judy Kylle. Charles Mann. Marie Mann. Gayle Martin, roncert mistress; Elizabeth McCarty, Mary Ellen McLaughlin. Marilyn McWilliams. Shelley Moore. Tommy Mom , Marian Norman. John Peterson, Pat Ru � o. Richard Stewart. Genie W ellman. Carolyn heeler, Carolyn William . Sharoll Wilson. OrcAedt'va ityotuvi Society June Glenn. Marie Mann, Carolyn Wheeler. k w '20 vi Cesi MR JOE TURNER, Sponsor Pat Barnes, Accompanist Gene Black Leon Black Horace Brady James Earl Buttner Johnny Byer Gary Chambers Orville Chandlrr Carl Cooper Ken Courington Sammy Damernn Prince Dnrnugh Earl Edwards Noel Edwards Oran Estill Gene Estill Jimmy Finch Wayne Hannah Ronnie Harris Jerry Harrison Sidney Hill Buddy Ives Jimmy Jackson Kenneth Johnson Bobby Kontren George King Randall La May Rodney Lawler Jimmy Magnuson Joe Mosakotvski Ed Myers George Nelson Ed O’Toole Ben Price Jack Pyle f ) O mA 1 1 A = n Fred Rushing Jack Rutledge Aubrey Shockley Travis Simmons Billy Thrasher Charles Tuggle Hubert Wade Phillip Walker Bruce While James Whitman Richard Wood Joe Woods John Youngblood Cee Cei6 MISS CLAUDE DOWLING Sponsor Pat Ackerman Margie Atkin Carol Attaway Coil Barnes Carol Battles Janet Bishop Janet Brown Elizabeth Buchi Carol Bush Judy Carlisle Nancy Carr Evelyn Coulter Joyce Crump Martha Darby Elizabeth Davenport Jerry Edwards Jan Emerson Linda Foust Judy Fuller Carolyn Garrick Ann Gillespie Judy Gilliland Peggy Com Connie Graham Joyce Hann Kay ilenckell Carol Hendricks Gene Hobbs Pat Johnson Martha Ann Jones Pat Kilgore Margaret Lacey Norma Lambert Frances I .ardent Judy Lassiter Ann Lindbergh Virginia Little Darlene Mrdlin Virginia Mitchall Melita Patterson Linda Powell Car lee Ray Barbara Reaves Joyce Reid Janet Southern Judy Stevens Betty Strickland Mary Emily Summers Betty Tallichct Jayne Thrasher Della Ann Tidwell Barbara Walker Charlotte W'atson Joyce Wilson Not pictured Barbara Robinson (tyvtoCienA MISS DOWLING. Sponsor Dorothelle Andrew Nancy Armstrong Mrrilx'ih Baker Jan Bass Ann Buies Sandra Brook Linda Brown Linda Bull) Kay Caller Francis Clark nn Coker Ida Ray C«o|t June Cox Belly Dunn Jerry Farrow Rrtiy Flanigan Margaret Gilbert Eleanor Gill Mary Gla cow Sandra Good Ann Grimtdey Lynda Hargrove Janice Hm-hkol er Michael Ann Hogan Charlotte Holley Louise Kartz Patricia KeI o Janice Koonr Vonciel Lamherl Jo Ann Marlin Darlene Medlin Jo Ane Miner Erma Mink Bonnie Mize Jane Nabor Janice Parker Pal Park Peggy Powell Beverly Richey Alice Show Kay Stephens Linda Steven Bobhie Stowe Robbie Tarront Joyce Zarkie Not pictured Judy Barry Dot Nel on Joanne Richardson Jo Robinson Delores Week Evelyn Gilmer Jimmy Dean lie Ethel Franklin MR. JOE TURNER. Sponsor John Abbott Hoburt Arnold Trd Bcavm Ronald Boyer Tommy Capps Joe Copeland Don Crow Robbv Davit Charles Drake Clmn Evans Eddie Farrow Robert Cillespir Bill Huwkin Connie Haydoek Leslie llollifirld Joe Hutchins Terry Kelso Richard Kendricks Ronnie Klrchner Trd Lankford Raymond l.oyd Kenneth Marlin Walter McDaniel Frank Richards Hubert Riggins Joe Sharp Dicky Smith M. L. Smitherman Jeff Sox Bobby Van Hooter Ted Williams Bill Wilson Vo pictured: Charles Duncan. Ljutse Hunt. Jack Light. Harley Scogin. Dick Wambsgans . Robert Wilkes. 33 Ut6ea t (?£« Fir t row: Annette Burncllr. I.. Vrmc Surr Uji Srrond ,..w: Cay Walker. Sandra Candy. A lire Fay Ta lT‘l m 1!°°'?, 1°% S1cDn 'li nalhy. Milk Pon-y. Third row: Sylvia Hak.r Ada Vvrr a J 4 U Vr,nr Al,,'r J« Itrumbark. K„Jh L W„u £,Zr Z ° “T ' « -, B‘ ‘' Dr.ro.hy Bo . Fifth row: June Flower . P.« Hinotr. Ml. ' I 1Var’ H! } J °.n. Ha;nrM I'plain. Mary Emma Crilfie . Pal Ha . 'P0 ’ i«« r A'U,r- C r ,|r l eatal6 tt (?lu Fir t row: Gloria Taylor. France Harm-tt. Ka Wood, Diatir Cuniri. Dranr G'peland. Second row: Carolyn Sunk. I.ilihy Ea� ter. 'hri Floyd. Miriam Knprr . Twana Gallon. Third row: Joycr Whillrn. Juanita Reynold . .Nancy Johnaon. Sondra Oldham. Fourth row: Mrvrrly IVrrin. Pat Cook. Jani Kfrvf . Linda W dliam . Joycr Wilmn. President PHILLIS JENNINGS Toiler Representative JULIE STANTON Sponsor MRS. M A DEW ELL S’ ' °Mh'!!' Smdn Horn,, Baddy live. J.kI Ho-a M.r .rrl Foulk, Paula (..rtlrbrny. J«nm, Union. M.rglrt, Sbrllon. P.,� y Bara.,. Mi - Barnard. Jacky Dtnrke. Standing: Mr. Grady Wilson. MBS. BOW IK. Sponsor “SdUe Study (?Ccc Carolr Bril, Irene Whiling. Julia Burkett. Linda Stexen.. Norman Miller. Joannr Martin. Elizabeth Davenport, Beverly Adam . Joanne Bexley. Lyndall Head. Stum Garrick. Carol Jordon. Judy Carlisle. Carolyn Orr. Beverly Adauls. Jo Ann Brwlry, Martha Sanford. Judy Gilliland, Alice Faye Little. Ted Butler, IW Powell. Ted Lankford. Sara Sanford Mary Wet. Marjic Atkins, Shelby Price. Donald Pierce. Connie Allan. John Millrr. Janie. Perry. Jim a! Thra� her, Ru« Lowery. Rodney Lawler. Irvin McCullough. Eddie Pfcrce Sandx Strib Fred Bernhardt, Clarence Moore. Joe Copeland. 35 '7'lutune Study Linda Thomson. Faye Sweatt, Hetty Thrasher. Linda DeFreere. CUudei.« n L t.„lv Latty Brand.,,. Lynn Sharpe. So„j. Cook. Fred Km,. Km, McAlU, XIR xm« S, Milton Butler. Lonnie Haydock. Eddie Pierce. Johnny Reich ley. Wayne Wriaht Sol pi Don Butt.«, Boldiy Flowers. Malcolm Harden. Jerry Wonilde. Belt Flemin,. Alma Joyce Carten. Rosemary Karrh. y Blair Barry. Sponsor; rifthi. Sot pictured: Francis E1U� , GuerO Ttteficau Scceuce Roy Siniard. Alma Odom. Carol llu,hr,. Betty Strickland. Phillip Walker li Smith. Tom Morris. MRS. JACKSON. Sponsor: David Roach. Thomaa Couch ' ,B ry 'ar 36 MR. STONIER. Sponsor IVpjty Cost. Cordan Meade. Patsy Martimlale. Gail Maney, Nadra Putman. Carolyn Prickrtt, Mary Nlusso. Alma Cirlitlc, Billye Faye Taylor. Linda Kircu . Barbara Walker. Barbara Elkin. Ann Dedman. Charlene Russell. Elizabeth Crawford. Caroline Monrlla. Linda Thompson, Sandra Cockrell. Burbara Reave . Mr. Stonier. Jim Nybrrph. Sot pictured: Jim Bell. Beverly Brown, Nancy Charlton. Jan Eagle . Mattie Ellyaon, Michael Hoover. Anita Jordan, Carolyn Kidd. Bill Lantrip. Anna Rae Lavvorn. Joanne Miner. Nancy Whisanant. Joan Wiggins. Jane Cooksey. “Seatriee cikhok MISS ROPER. Sponsor: Marie McKinley. Mary Glasgow. Lucre!ia Presley, Marilyn McWilliams, Pat Johnson. Becky William . Carole Bell. Monte Hazrlgrove. Ann Coker. Patsv Roberts. Gaylr Potter. Pat KcImi. Pat Russo. Marpo Moore, Grace Harri . Kay Hempstead. Lynda IIarbrove, Judith Hardin. Mary Allen, Anita JohnK n. Lucianne Cater, Wayne Wright. Joyce Zackey, June Cox. Charisie Biggs. t'rtytuuUcmft Julia Ann Morgan. President; Mary Lu Nelson. Vicr President; Rebecca Dorman. Secretary; Silvio Knowles. Joyce Truitt. Barbara Gilbert. Janice Gilbert, Joyce Arnold. Joan Rowan. Judy Cadrnhead. Not pictured: Jackie Baldwin. Jackie Pos . TJtexdeC Mac Lovvem. Secretary; Scotty Bradford. Vice President; Anthony Giattina, President. Not pictured: Charlr Beavers. Marshall Busby. Allen Cox. Ronald Harp. Author Heriford. Jerry Hill. Lanny Hudgins. Larry King, Jamc Lyle. Paul Newman, Tom Pollard. Steve Ray. Brownie Sharpe. Sonny Solomon. John Wallon, Mike WelU. SfctiHidA (?Cu Miss Lamb. Sponsor: Anna Rae Loworn. Barbara Reaves. Joan Wiggina. Ann Lindbergh; Emma O'Toole. Gail Wallace. Mary Ann Owens. Elaine Gilbert; David Wade. David Walker. Lance Hunt. James Stover. Jimmy Tyree. Hugh McClendon; Bay Benson, Carl Cooper. Jim Walburn. Jim Early. Sammy Yerby. Tracy Latham. ( enclc Judy Beth Smith. Gail Massey, Judy Steven . Patsy Mart indale; William Bobo. French Sherrill. QuineQc East. Mis Godbey. Sponsor: Sarah Green. Mary Allen. Bonnie Wells; Roberta Holtam. Bill Hereford. Sandra Penny. Jimmy Man Johnson. Mane McKinley. Bob Murray. Patsy Bewlcy. Not pictured: Raymond McDonald. Jimmy Self. 39 brn Ed..rd, P.1 Rnberls ChirloMr tpp,. J.ne N.bor., R„n,|. D„„. Ellen Linden. Joyce Cramp Joyce Htnn. P Wo Bryan. Kay Henckell. Jarky Kobrr,.. Evelyn Coulter. Jane, Solhern. Judy hinchcr, Gcnnie Wei,nan. June (.melon. Ted Will.am,, R„„nie Morpan, Johnny Allen. Pole Acton. John tlunie,. (.harle, hkrllon. Andy Kelib. R,|„h Cunninnhau, Richard Verciplio. Fred Morsey. Ben Price, Jimmy Finch. ingnam. Edward Will . Frida Quick. Jimmy Jack«on. Jame Rr ha, MRS. DOXEY, Sponsor; Arm Lotz. Barbara Faulkner. Lynda Kircu . Martha MePheraon. Suzrtte Fontain. Handel Bynum. Richard. .Mitchell. James Thompson. John Abbot, Robert Davis. Bobby Jordon. Eddie Hickman, Braxton Adam . A'of pictured: Janjue McNeal. Sarah Garner, Grace Marri . Ralph Burnett, Nancy Bice. Dorothy Massey. Oscar Crump. Jimmy Suddeth, and Mutt Contri. 40 Janet Alvb, Mary Chandler. Sherry Dickinson. Betty Jean Dudley, Judy Dudley, Pe«y C � s, Charlotte Howard. Sara Hughe . Ronnie Jones. Rosalyn Kennedy. Ann Lee. Sally Mackle, Virginia Morrison, Etta Doe mt rat. Wanda Riley. Barbara Robinson. Nancy Sanderson. Jeff Sox. Yvonne Stough. James Watkins. Carolyn Wheeler and Sponsor, MRS. BRIANS, not pictured. 41 .cd io44. Dnirllln Mns-ey, Pal Wood, Rosemary Wright. France Bell. JoAnn Smith, Betty Carol, MISS CHAPMAN. Sponsor; Audrey Toney. Bill O’Donell. Robert llullinon. Cuy Keeton. 'oi pictured Sammy Dumeron. Jimmy Mugnusuii. Sandra Pearson. Katherine Judy, Kay Clalfer, |)„n Smith. Hubert Biggin-. Bobby Davis. Dorothy -Simpson. Peggy Farmer, Judy Gudger. Anna Frank'. Linda Linnrd. Martha Woodall, Eleanor Forman, Jimmy Brazil. Lynda Rule. Joyce Hendrix. Jerald Todd, Norma Hubbard. MISS HAMBRICK. Sponsor “Pen z td (?£cc Mattie Lou Ellyson. Marianne Den.more. Tishie Oden. Dean Copeland. Miriam Roger., LaVrrnr Abernathy, Sue Collingham. Bob Murray. Betty Robinaon. Jimmy Burks. Donna Byrd. Ruby Lot. (.law. Jan Taylor. John Galloway. Twana Gotten. Pre.ton Lightaey. Sot pictured: Bob Cruse. Judy King. MRS. BURTON, Sponsor; IVggv Dudley, Vice President; Linda Powell, President; Donna Rutledge. Social Chairman; Leona Tumlin. Peggy Monr, Sylvia Kunklrr. Sherry Saunders, Gale Lefoy, Gail Templm. Jacquelyn Jackson. Phyllis Fock, Barbara Bradin. Dona Rodgers, Judy Davenport, Margaret Jatton, Velma Flick. Galr Hill, Nancy Boswanth. Pat� y Rice, Betty Russell. Pat Swendale, Fleanor Dudley. Jackie Peel, Anita Bailey, Ann Stephenson. Faye Bryan. ol pictured: Lucy Cater. Sandra Harris. THki . f o te y 7ee t4 Gail Arnold. Mrs. Jones, Jarky RichvaDky. Cookie Cook. Carolyn Swalley, Mary Bryant. Jeaninr Amos. Shirley Scott. Mona Hodge, Dclore Fowler. Barbara Bell. Jerry Culver. Ruth Rector. Deede lloltam. ot fdetured: Jackie Murray, Margaret McGee, Barbara Allen. Martha Rawlin-son. Sue Cole. Martha Sharpe. Carolyn Meranda, Barbara Johnson. Kay Thoma . Connie Graham. Glenda Gilbreath. Carolyn Cook. Sylvia Nil. Jean Maddox. Judy Hussler. Bonnie Macx. Mary Gils. Ruth Pyolix. tyCetunette 7ee t4 Martha Sanfore. Rosalyn Kennedy, Mary nn McCord, Joyce Hendrick . Martha McPherson, Betty Ru« rL Linda Nation, Sara Stanford, Mary William . Barbara Kendrick, Mamie June . Meredith McNral. Linda Rule. Mot pictured: Joanne AlUopp, irginia Arnold, Barbara Bril. Betty Blair. Patty Bramlett. Billie Sue Cory, Marianne Demunorr. Delores Fowler, Alma Caven, Charlotte Holley, I.vnda Kircu . Judy Kylfe. Junr Kellrr. Wanda Maddox. 1-ila Mayton, Jane Nelson. Patricia Wood. Joyce Whitten, MRS. BRICE. Sponsor. 'putune 'Hcwied s4 ttefuc z Junran Waldron. Margaret Gilbert, Judy Cook. Mary nn Allen, June Keller. Judy Karka . Martha Ann Jones. Becky William . Ann Willoughby. Peggy Tucker, Bonnie Bicker, Lynda Parker, Mary Hazlehur !, Linda Vaughn. Sally Stafford, MRS. HOLLAND. Sponsor. Sot pictured: Kay Aldridge. Nancy Beard. Pat Brown. Donna Byrd, Patricia Coal son. Martha Ann Curl. Geraldine Dollar. Betty Jean Dunn, Paula Emdry, Shirley Gates. Robye Nell Hatchett. nn Holli . Sue (.ang-don. Sunny Law-erence. J a c k i e Lovelady, Wanda Maddox. Marie Mann. SuetUCA 4f Ucc -7ee gCcd MRS. CLIFTON Sponsor BONITA SW ALLEY President Alice Shows Patricia Ru o Erma Mink Charlsir Bigg M« lvin - Hanwn Jan Taylor Patsy Dran Linton Ann Bates Catherine W«mmU Virginia Mitrhrll e Colleen Mot .ku Carol Attaway Judy Mr Elroy Annr Slye Peggie Wrlhurn Margaret Coon Mary Ann William Carole Locke Annie Jo Mawy Dorothy Edward Janet Bishop Mary Ann McCord 45 Earline River Montye Hazelgrov. Carolyn Burleson better £u Richard Trawick, Kenneth Keller. Richard Harvey. Houston Kennedy, Eric Smith, Ed O'Toole, Jack Rutledge, Ronald Rosy” Ryan, Don Coleman. Jimmy Brodrccht, Horace Brady. Joe Woods Cecil Hurt. Raymond Hewitt, Dan Sim , Dick Tanner. Boh Patrick. Jerry Turner, Benny Shephard. COACH MORGAN. Sponsor. 46 better Sandra Mauldin. Joyce Hemphill. Shirley Shaddix. Mary Evelyn Stewart. Mary Bobo. Ann Linton. Wanda Cox, Mary Ann Petty. Betty Sutton. Barbara Brooks Marion Stephens Beverley Richey. Peg )' Golnby. Nan Linton. Mary Jo Bynum, Betty Fallin. Lee Vonnc Taylor. Jo Henry. Gail Gaines Bcttie Le Grand, Alma Carlitde. Mr . Brock. MR. CARTER. Sponsor €HKC Wayne Tucker. Billy Wilson. Wade Tucker. Bobby Speaknian RU(jm.v Paul Dean. William Martin. Jerry Johnson. Sot pictured: Cecil John-on '' McKinley. Don Moore. MISS ROBBINS. Sponsor Ronald Harp. Charles McIntosh, Betty Brumback. Millie Posey. Mary Posey. Judy Steven.-. Jeanette Soloman. Betsy Norman. Glenda Carpenter. Barbara Faulkner. Lynda Butts. Kay Cal fee. Nancy Armstrong. Kay Hempstead. Jacky Den eke. Ann O’Connor. Anne Gray, Barbara Allen. Eleanor Gill. Judy Trucks. Sarah Gamer. Micky Foster. Lynn Sharp. Charles Shelton. Bob Murray. Duane Price. Melba Freeman. Patricia Wise. Mary Sue Millan. Gerald Holler. Sot pictured: Paula Castleberry. Anne Shoulta, Bill Wilton. Bob Wilkes. Beverly Brown. Marilyn Mu Bin . 48 'Dwtwxttc MISS ROSE B. JOHNSON. Sponsor David Atchison. Bebe Harris Carol Hendrix. Billir Sue Carry. ROM. Hurt. Kathy Sharpe. Joyce Posner. I.ucrrtia Presley. Jane Willi . Patty Corio. Sur Richmond. Mary Glasgow. Marilyn Mullins Billye Faye Taylor. Joyce Hamilton. Sherria Walden. Jranir Hyde. Patricia Parks. Anne Cray, Deanna Findley. Ro� r Sherrill. Peggy Gist. Mary Ann Fuqua. Lila Mayton. Dianne Edge. Judy Loveless Elizabeth McCarty. Sandra Goode, Danny Fulford. John Vickery, Kennrth L'nrv, Irvin Penficld. Mary Louise Pierce. Elizabeth Salay. Gladys Alley. Martha Armstrong. Linda Sanford. Christine Arthur. Beverly Brown. Judy Giles Martha Darby. Jan Eagle . Bobby Hou� ton. Billy Church. Jack Light. Bernice Gantt. Foster Bcdsole. 49 'P'uwuzte'iJ (?£ct tow Norm. PhTUto Fodc Sylvi. Kuoklc, M.rlonr Propl Qb-tot, Sol.,. J.rqu, Me Whorter. Ro� � Braswell. Jim Walbura. Carolyn Kendrick. Mary Louise lv„,. Clady. nn Alley. Oran Daviaon. Sidney Hill. Phillip Walker. MRS. CRAY, Sponsor. B t, Price Bill Church. Ronnie Morgan. Jim Early. Lynn Conboy. Jim Bell. Sot pictur'd: Bob Patterson. Marilyn Mullins „ _ , KichariCon. Linda Callnhad, Karo ;Ne||a Deane Creel. I at.) rhompson. Sherry Dupree. Donna Phillip.. Jo Ann Duffrow. I n Kennedy. Hetty Wilkenmn. .la May.. Faye Fowler. r ,|oU h. Hilda Dickerson. C.lenda Marie Cox. Jan Emerson, Nancy Carr. Carol Wells. Helen 50 Ramp. Nona Hagan. MRS. ROBINSON.Sponsor; Colleen Mot 11 o.'7.e. MARY FAYE Bl NDY, Editor-in-Chief. getting a line MRS. Al.MA S. HATES. Sponsor, going over important on production. figure with Mary Faye. Our efficient, fool-weary dvcrti� ing Staff: Au-ton Young. Hu-ine.. IVr-onnel: Hilly Lanlrip, Joan McDowell. Hilly Eddie Farrow. Ed Ohtuch. Morgan, Judy Garli«lr. showing how onliu� ine«� lilte they can lie in planning � ale . MARLENE PEEPLES, Editor elect. The girl with the BARBARA BUCKNER. Co-Editor, in a phony pose, artistic touch. DEPARTMENT EDITORS: Margaret Gilgert. CLASS EDITORS: Corole Bell, Judy Giles. Rebecca Dorman. Sarah Peggy Co«t. Ida Ray Cooley. Gladys Alley. Lynn PreMridgc, Sally Stafford. Linda Thompaott, Linda Ste onv Conboy.’ Bob Patterson. OUR PHOTOGENIC PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Hill Bradley, Jim Bril, Sur Richmond. Director of Photography; and Marty Johnson. OUR FATIGUED FLOOR MANAGERS - they -swabbed the decks and mopped up on subscription . Judy Giles, Linda Stevens, Sandra Mullins. Linda Thompson, Ida Ray Cooley, Raymond McDonald, Bobby Patterson. Gerald Holler, and Carol Battles. CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS—Hugh McClendon. Wayne Wright, David Higgins, Tom Steven , and John Holloway. n I’ISTS—Anna Rae Lovvorn. Barbara Kendrick , and ( nmlyn Thompson. The TATLER Published by the Students of II oodlawn High School Farewell To Fair Strp right up. ladies an Watch Bobo cat fire! li familiar cry at the fair. Sui J by the delectable aroma I tand , popcorn, candied aj I vait water taffy, we look fl booth with their gaudv fl prize and carnival ,• fl Locking up against rlie H we jv brilliant partrrr B fbr -r.ir dia|� ed f -rn. Country people, city pen,.. toil I can dunce, enjoy entertainmc.., — Fo i hill — «««•� Edac WILLIE WOODLAWN SAYS Start The Day Right Fhe Morning Watch Committee will begin special services next week tor our football team. The service will be held on the day of each jWme and a special prayer of rhank -giving will be uttered on the next School day after the game, whether it it won or lout. Speaker for the week of October 17-21 arc Proton I ieht ry, Nona Hagan, Middle YV-1 |� jtion, a 'M i NM ’ A'k vited to at 1 wu ju't thinking . . . thinking about how many question we young folks have sometime , question ibout algebra and English grammar, ind then too. those question to which we can’t get factual answer . ones we really want f Stt ?: kr !r .ib-..; money-raising projects. Since Woodlawn i« � !� ■ dloo| j,, the city, it is In will take t I - 1 W..........II. r 'ts and Old Glory, to end a g| irj. another year. MARY LU NELSON Editor in Chirf .r .Iitan Freshman fl 1 i: ■ W . V (■ t iBrv mer, when they dances and flown y. The New Year _ Japan was very beau. P Tc and purple fireworks ..gnted un sky along the river bank Virginia brought back dolls, kimono, and some j shoes which she wears all the ti She also ha some colored slide. wrote: iuch as I 'Inuth To It jifcL i . M aW'r grams’ wiii B thoug 'ar rr of al tchir. Auf o. this year'. BVo really from rM r entrance at jf.irground in a alack convertible, earng a blue ever-with a square ut •sire, was introduced f i die nee at WBRC'i «e cut the ribbon an- Alabama. Aboui . r ru t 'f the formal opening of the dent attended the cotiv ■ «nrrom which local television year. were broadcast during the Each program i« different and at fur. (Continued on Page hour) Sharon Kay, truly a queen, held --- ---------------— court” at a press conference for Correction Please! members of school ncwqupcrs fol . ,|. ______lowing her fairgrounds debut. She -iselve . written in a Vhich . b To Live Everything ..e the questions now—live the questions Now If you do, then gradually, perhaps without knowing it, you will ______________________________________________, ———a— 56 Sponsor, MR. J. O. SIMMONS President. CHARLES TUGGLE Johnny Allen David Atchison Tim Battle Johnny Burnrtt Johnny Byer Orville Chandler Don Coleman Duke Craft Eddie Farrow Don Griffis Wayne Hannah Raymond Hewitt Sidney Hill Jack Holt Jerry Hunt Harry Kinnane Bobby Kontzen Art Logan Steve Meigs Ed Ohnich Ed O’Toole Hugh Patrick Ben Price Charles Shelton Tilden Smith Jim Stone Richard Trawick Jack Walker Phillip Walker Bill Wilton 7 r- Wt- 7 MRS. KINZEY. Sponsor Pat Ackerman Roberta Bishop Barbara Brooks Janet Brown Mary Faye Bundy Julia Burkett Alma Carlisle Nancy Carr Joyce Crump Martha Darby Oran Davison Rebecca Dorman Jan Eagles Carolyn Franks Mary Ann Fuqua Bebe Harris Carol Hendrix Roberta Holtam Ann Lindbergh Ann Lovvorn Charlotte Malone Marie Mann Patsy Martindale Elaine Moore Mary Louise Pierce Barbara Reaves Sue Richmond Judy Stevens Carolyn Suttie Billye Faye Taylor Patsy Thomson Barbara Walker Carolyn Wheeler Jane Willis Carol Williams 57 ?Hci%eAcU teuton. Society Joyce Arnold, Beverly Hkbry, Gail Payne. Ann Dilworth; Marian Clark. Patsy Kay.l’at Ackerman. Eva Gofer; Ed Ohnicb, Johnny Burnell. Elaine Gilbert. Donna Flick. Not pictured: Benny Shepard. Janet Brown. Mrs. Pope, Sponsor. G CysKfiieut “r o ton. Society Gail Gaines. Mr . Brock. Sponsor; Alma Carlisle. Beverly Ritchey. Mary Ann Petty. Mary Stewart. 58 SucCitCeatt Cotton. Society Joyce Wilson, Jane Willis, Betsy Norman. Patsy Thompson. Joyce Crump, Barbara Walker, Betty Wilkeoon, Linda Williams, Judy Farkas, Shirley Fulmer, Marie Mann. June Glenn, Linda Hargrove. Jo Robinson, Jeanean Allen, Judy Stevens, Roberta Holtam. Alma Carlisle, Martha Darby, Carolyn Suttle, Billye Faye Taylor, Carol Hendrick . Janet Brown, Pat Ackerman, Jan Eagles, Nancy Carr, Morris Sanders, Guy Keeton, Rodney Gilbert. Lynn Sharp. Tishee Oden. Carolyn Franks, Mary Louise Pierce. Nolen Hudson. Lynn Conboy. Margaret Allen, Jane Bland, Frances Suggs Judy Fielding, Judy Lantrip. Judy King, Jean I.ivonas Sonya Cook. Jo Ann Hawkins, Eddie Glenn. Miss Rose Cown, Pat Herrod, Charlotte Parker, Teresa Christenberry, Saranne Bass, Boris Mosokowaski. Ronnie Peterson, Jim Wiley, Dan Neal. Pelham Fowler, Earl Commander. Betty Jean Allan. O’dell McGough, Raymond Lloyd, Sanders Bishop. Howell Bishop, Leon Black. Frank Tarrant, Maurice McGuire, Billy Morgan. Fred Loveless, Don McClendon, M. L. Smitherman, Farncis Wells, Morris Farley, Tom Stevens. Auston Young. Morty Johnson. Ervin Hughes. President, J AN EAGLES David Atchison Roberta Bishop Janet Brown Mary Faye Bundy Eva Coffer Lynn Conboy Martha Darby June Holt Jack Holt Nolan Hudson Jerry Hunt Ann Lindbergh Art Logan Marie Mann Ben Price Sue Richmond Roy Siniard Judy Stevens Billie Kaye Taylor Robert Todd Barbara Walker a t z C a % s a c c e t MISS STACEY FURR Navigator of National Honor Society 71 z t 6 . - a, t a a % a S r c 0 c e t RODNEY GILBERT, President J••annul Allen Beverly Brown June Cox Ralph Cunningham Charlotte Epp Betty Fallin Judy Farka Charle Have . Judy Loveless G«il Mutry Billy Morgan Marlene Pcep| « Jimmy Raw! Dorothy Swann Janet Southern Mary Lynn West Annette William ' Edward Will 61 Of+UcKv T elta First row: Bob Patterson. Carol Hendricks. David Atchison. Mary Louise Pierce. Tom Leonard, and Don Butts. Second row: Oran Davison. Bcbe Harris, and Mary Ann Fuqua. TffizsKfiue z td (paueC Christine Arthur. David Atchison, Eleanor Bearden. Beverly Brown. Don Butts. Oran Davison. Diane Edge. Mary Ann Fuqua. Bebe Harris. Carol Hendrick . Tom Leonard, Judy Larrlrn, Gail Massey, Betsy Norman. Bob Patterson. Mary Louise Pierce. Raymond Reaves, BHlye Faye Taylor, and Jane Willis. C o2o St’o.rTm LE IT L 7z e 2s I Line VL-j) c HcT HT He QD RH LH Coach McLain. Coach Morgan. Coach Howell They Led Us— To Victory! TO VICTORY! TO VICTORY! HUGH PATRICK, Captain CECIL HURT. Co Captain ROSY RYAN Quarterback—Senior MORRIS HARWOOD End— Senior DAN SIMS Center—Senior JACK RUTLEDGE Fullback—Junior BENNY SHEPHERD Tackle—Junior DICK TANNER Guard—Senior ED O’TOOLE Halfback—Senior RICHARD TRAWICK Tackle—Senior JACK HOLT Tackle—Senior CECIL HURT Halfback—Senior HUGH PATRICK Tackle—Senior PAUL KELLY Tackle—Senior TRAVIS GLASS Halfback—Senior BOB PATRICK Guard—Junior TILDEN SMITH Guard—Senior DON COLEMAN End—Senior DON COCHRAN Guard—Senior RICHARD KENDRICK End—Senior One man reception committee—Touchdown!! Ready (or take-off!! 'Hurricane Hurt in action Touchdown for Wood lawn! What else? First row: Jimmy Brodrecht. Jimmy Sudduth. Don Cochran. John Campbell. Wayne Walker. Dick Tanner, Boh Patrick. Dan Sims, Benny Shepherd, Hugh Patrick. Buddy Ives. Second row: Morris Harwood. Bobby Carnegie, Tommy Moore. Paul Kelley. Bobby Webb, Richard Trawick. Larry Pugh. Jimmy Ha .clrig. Don Coleman. Tilden Smith. Jark Holt. Thin! row: Richard Kendrick. Charles Reinheardt. Bill Chapman. Robert Garrison. Eric Smith. Joe Woods, Rosy Ryan. James Goodwin, Pratt Bushy. Travis Glass, Ed OToole. Jack Rutledge, Jerry Turner. Bobby Joe Tucker. Herb McBride, Cecil Hurt. Houston Kennedy. Mack Lovvorn. MANAGERS First row: Bill Kennedy, Mac Lovvorn. Second WHEW! row: Eric Smith. Houston Kennedy. State 35 Talledega 6 39 Shades Valiev 6 6 20 Ramsay . - 6 6 Bessemer _ 0 44 Jones Valley 0 0 48 Phillips 0 40 Bay Co _ 7 39 Phillips 0 69 Janet Alvif. Jackie Murray, V'oncile Solomon. Jeanette Solomon. Shirley Shadix. Betty Fallin, France Parker. Carolyn Cook. Phvlli Jennings Jane Bland, and Kuth Rector. High School Recreational C ounc The Birmingham vour presence requests rem nior unior anuary nineteen itorium untcipa o nec M u up 0 1 t e tfoocC S ifi '20oo 1£cu a«i Ffll 4udit vUu K ‘jD'KHpuzttui The Choir present Chri-tma- music. WoodUwn win- Quiz 'Em on the Air' Foil play: You Can't Take It with You (yettctup 'Jute t e Scuttn 07 c u i The Big Nine Dunce The Clinic Came A party for Lili our Twentieth Century tar Woodlawnite. Mrs. Louise Cost and Pe ir— our Mother and Daughter graduates OuK £duC4U Vl6 S tfe- aastfC Sce te4 77 79 NANCY H ISON A NT LI CY CATER S fc6o t vie '? ao vute ROHM A LAWLER 81 IMIYI l.l JKNMNCS 2e itU 83 'Scat Dre44ed JOYCE ARNOLD BOBBY DUNN 704 ‘Seat 'D z tce 4 VONCII.E SOLOMON RICHARD ARTS It ? 'TtatcviecC MILLIE POSEV LEON BLACK TVcttce t ELAINE GILBERT TONY VACCARO • :v. Undertaker; LAVEKNE ABERNATHY I .EON MOORE PEGGY COST TIM BATTLE “SeAt 'Dance JANET ALVIS JIMMY GAYLOKI) 'Seat 'Dre iect DELLA ANN TIDWELL JAMES WHITMAN ?fCo4t (? M,%Ceocc4 ROBERTA HOLTAM DON COLEMAN ANN DILWORTH RICHARD TRAWICK i4 96 99 JANKT COMPTON JERRY HARRISON CAROL HKNDRIX HIGH PATRICK 104 MARTHA DARBY S zlute ’Tft tcf uttctcf. 106 955- 956 Mary Carolyn Allen Eugene Anderson Kay Atwood Hubert Auman Carolyn Bailey Sylvia Baker Viola Bass Carole Bell Brad Belle Jerry Bishop Carolyn Bradford Kay Brindley Bette Broom Mary Burkett Sandra Gail Busby Patricia Butters Carol Ruzbec Sylvia Sue Camp Dian Cain Betty Carroll James Cannon Billy Cardwell Carolyn Carson Jennie Sue Chambers Nancy Charlton Sandra Cockrell Bobby Cadcnhead Yvonne Coleman Bobby Collum Nancy Conner Patty Conway Darrell Cook Evelyn Corley Patsy Cox Camille Crotwcll Sandru Crump Martha Dailey Annette Davis Jenette Dover Margaret Drake Belly Jean Dudley Bernice Kllis June Estes Kathryn Flarity Judy Fincher Phyllis Fork Delores Fowler Coil Franklin Nancy Franklin Rosemary Franklin Joel Franks Jimmy Frazer Naomi Frazier Jo Ann Gaither Shirley Gales David Glenn Linda Goldman Pat Grady Anne Cray Martha Anne Gray Larry Hail Judith Hardin Danny Hardwick Barbara Harrell Alice Harris Dianne Harris Edward Harris Stanley Harrison Glenda Harvey Lynda Hassell Patricia Hazelrig Carolyn Hearn Mary Lois Hendricks La Mar Henry Carolyn Kidd Olivia Higginbotham Nancy Hildreth Gale Hill Phillip Hinkle Lee Hitchcock Kay Hodges Michael Hoover Terry Hosey Bill irons Mike Jackson Sandra Jenning H. C. Johnson Patsy Johnson Becky Jones Carolyn Jones Joan Jones Linda Jones Walter Jones Anita Jordan Katherine Judy Fannie Karrh Andy Keith Linda Kibler Patricia King Mark Knox Sylvia Kunkler Lilia Laney Lilita Larkin Charlotte Lee Linda Lesley Eddie Ligons Anne Little John W. Lowe Pat Luthche Billie Martin Patsy Martin Walter Mason Drucilla Massey Wanda Morgan Joyce Murphy Billy Musick Mary Jean Musso Patricia McBride Jimmy McConnick Sandra MeCown Rill McCulla Marie McKinley Jo Ann McNabb Millie McNeil Patricia Nabors Betty Lee Nelson Deanna Nugent Dale Oliver Fmnm O'Toole Kay Oiven Janice Owen Rhclta Pate Jackie Nell Peel Jerry Lee Perkey Carolyn Powell Lucretia Presley Carolyn Pricket! Barbara Pullen Jean Purch Ruth Roach Patsy Roberts Jean Robinson Judy Robinson Jackv Rogers Charlene Russell Wayne Self Phil Sellers Patsy Seymore Glenn Shavers Rose Sherrill Frank Shugart Yvonne Simpson Anne Sligh Jerry Smith Jo Ann Smith Larry Smith Betty Snead Judy Sterling Johnny Stevens Linda Stevens Pat Stewart Peggy Stone Roy Strickland Wayne Sweet Jamie Swope Mary V. Theiring Patricia A. Thompson Gail Tucker Avcril Vann Joyce Vaughn David Wade Martha Wadsworth Edna Wakefield Kirt Walden Carole Walker Sarah Walker Mary Wulton Jamie Ware Starr Ware Mary W'arren Jo Watson Pat Wells John Ed Whalen Harry Wilson Judy Yarbrough 0p%e btMut Sttafra MRS. TOMLINSON’S SESSION ROOM 107 EEK!! A RAT! 114 Pete Acton Judy Adair Robert Alien Tommy Allen Gladys- Ann Alley Nancy Armstrong Gail Arnold Ben Bailey Ann Bails Jan Ballard Jan Bass Barbara Bell Patsy Bewley Charlsie Biggs Alice Faye Blade Betty Blair William Bobo Barbara Braden Sonja Brasher Sandra Brooks Linda Brown Carolyn Burleson Carolyn Burnettr Ted Butler Linda Butts Judy Carlisle Jimmy Carns Martha Carter Mary Chandler Robert Clayton Patty Clements Dorothy Clough Patty Coiro Ann Coker Dian Contri Ida Ray Cooley Jennie Covington Allan Cox June Cox Nelledene Creel Jackie Davidson Belly Sue Davis Linda Davis Hhondu Dean Linda DeFreczc Jacky Deneske James Dc Hoy Thomas Dilmore Pat Dixon Quinell Last Martha Ann Edge David Edwards Glenn Evans Belly Flanagin Bobby Flowers Margaret Foulks Johnny Foust Lili Gentle Anthony Giattina Glenda Gilbreath Margaret Gilbert Judy Giles Eleanor Gill Mary Glasgow Connie Graham Jim Hale Danette Hamilton Martha Hamilton Valli Haney Lynda Hargrove Judy Hassler Janet Hathaway Connie Havdock Charlie Hayes Mary Hazelhurst Jimmy Hempstead Arthur Hertford Eddie Hickman Janice Hochkolzer Mona Hodges Michael Ann Hogan Belly Hogeland Charlotte Holley Bobby Houston David Hudson Joe Hutchins Hoy Hyde Jimmy Jackson Barbara Jenkins Marty Johnson Pat Johnson Ronnie Jones William Jones Nell Jordan Patricia Kelso Robert Kennedy llosalyn Kenned) Janice Knight Sue Knotts Vonciel Lambert Elsie Le Croy Larry Leveret t Ann Linton Nan Linton Jean I.ivaneas Cory Logan Jean Maddox Yvonne Mardis William Martin Ann Massey Annie Jo Massey Ada Mays Marcelia Meacham Carol Meranda Norman Miller 116 Joanne Miner Erma Mink Bonnie Mize Yovcll Morgan Tom Morris Mary Ann McClendon Waller McDaniel Joyce McDowell Maurice McGuire Jimmy McKinney Virginia Morrison Sandra Mullins Jane Nabors Powell Nall Walter Nichols Ann O'Connor Janice Parker Pat Parks Billy Patton Willie Payne Marlene Peeples Jim Pesnell Felix Pitts Joycelyn Posner Hod Prater Judy Price Steve Ray Bill Riddle Earlene Rivers David Roach Patricia Roberts Betty Russell Joe Russell Pat Russo Donna Rutledge Sherry Saunders Shirley Faye Scott Koselln Shamitt Ann Shoults Charles Silliman Judy Beth Smith Busty Smith Janet Southern Jeff Sox Bobbie StOWe Patricia Swimial Kobbie Tarrant Mice Faye Taylor Barbara Gail Templin Sara Thomas James Thompson Linda Thompson Betty Thrasher Jayne Thrasher Judy Trucks Jerry Gail Tucker Marjcan Tucker Leona Tumblin Kenneth Usry Sara Vann Linda Vaughn Joyce Webb Le Noir Webb Genie Wellman Eugene Wheeler Larry Whisenant Gail White Robert Wilkes Mary Ann Williams George Winston Cornelia Witte Kay Wood Charles Wyatt Joyce Zackie 120 James Alborado Jenean Allan Johnny Allen Mary Ann Allen Leonard Allison Jeanninr Amos Carol Altaway Ronald Aycock Charlotte Raker Robert Batley Frances Bell Mary Bobo Robert S. Bohannon Dean Bookout Ronald Boyer Horace Brady Beverly Brown Susan Brown Julia Burkett Carol Bush Judy Cadenhead Renee Camp Mary Jo Cargile Frank Cater Orv ille Chandler Theresa Chrisenbery Robert Cockrell Wayne Cockrell Carolyn Cook Judy Cook Pat Cook Deane Copeland Jeanette Coupland Don Crow Jimmy Cunningham Flizabcth Davenport Bobby Davis Rebecca Dorman Prince Dorough Jerry Edwards Noel Edwards Tommy Elies Charlotte Epps Jimmy Finch Joe Floyd Pelham Fowler Ruthie Franklin Carolyn Franks Shirley Fulmer Carol) n Carrick Ralph Gates Barbara Gilbert Sandra Goode Milton Graves Jerry Greene Deanna Hallmark William Hamm Linda Hargrove Larry Harris Robert Hartley Bill Hawkins Don Hawkins Jane Heath Kay Henckell Hunter Hinkle Charlotte Howard Hal Howard Carol Hughes Carol Hughes Lanse Hunt Rose Hurt Charlene Hyche Buddy Ives Anita Johnson Cecil Johnson Ann Jones Lois Jones June Keller Judy Kelly Terry Kelso Barhara Kendrick Karolyn Kennedy Annette Kilgore Carol Ann Kincaid Judy King Margaret Lacey Kundall La May Charles Lamberth Robert Lathem Carleen Long Barbara Love Fred Loveless Charlotte Malone Kenneth Martin Gnil Massey Lila Mayton Herb McBride Donald McClain Dan McClendon Richard McGee Meredith McNeal Caroline Moncllo Wayne Moore Kathy Morgan Marilyn Mullins Charles Murphcy Myra Jean Musick Mary Lu Nelson Betsy Norman Jim Nyberg Alma Odom Lctitia Oden Carolyn Parker Frances Parker Joan Patrick Sandra Peerson Ann Pool Linda Powell Jack Pyle Don Ragsdale John Ramsey Martha Rawlinson Janice Reeves Hubert Riggins Johnny Robbins Jo Robinson Miriam Rogers Jack Rutledge Vermylia Schlick James Scott Charles Shelton Janet Short Travis Simmons Jimmy Smeraglia Jo Ann Smith Zolemma Smith Jeanette Soloman Sally Stafford Coleen Stell George Stevens Jack Stevens O'Neal Storie Sharon Summers Carolyn Suttlc Dorothy Swann Don Taylor Bernice Teal Barney Trammell Bobby Joe Tucker Hubert Wade Carol Sue Walker Jean Wallace Nancy Watson Dian Weeks Mary Lynn West Jane Whatley Benny White Bruce White Joyce Whitten Betty Wilkerson Carol Williams Linda Williams Shirley Williams Joyce Wilson Rosemary Wright Joyce Yessick Jim Yockell Shelba Jean Abel ... to be a Christum girl ami to help. others. Richard Ntcklos Abts John William Ames ... to have a successtul career in the L’_S� . Army. Cadet Colonel. R«gimental Commander. Birmingham ROTC; Delegate Bov ' Stale: Band Honor Society: Vice President Senior Clas--: Math Club: Bauwh Louth Science Award. Joyce Diane Arnold ... to succeed in everything I undertake. Mar-hal Honor Society: SR Office?: Girls’ Handicraft Club: Marshal Captain: Apollo Club. Margaret La'Verne Abernathy ... to succeed in all I do and make that Certain Someone happy. SR President: Art Honor Society; Minstrel and Gold and White Scenery Crew Member; Marshal; Auditorium Programs. Kay Franc es Aldridge ... to always keep Jim hnpp . Y-Teen?. Loretta St e Arndt . . . to live so that Christ will shine out of my heart, and by doing this, lead someone to Him. and to some day repay my wonderful mother tor all the things he has done tor me. Vestnlian Club: Marshal. Tiielma Doris Arthur ... to succeed in all I undertake m Hie. Charles Allen Barksdale ... to be there firstest with the most• est. SR Officer: Tatter Representative. Edward Howell Bishop ... to graduate from Auburn. Apollo; Mar-hal: SR President. Thomas Hartwell Battle . . . to walk the road of life with God as my companion. Taller Circulation Manager; Secretary and Treasurer Usher : Library A mM-ant: Eurlidean Honor Society: Senior Who’s Who. Roberta Ivon Bishop . . . always to think great thoughts. Treasurer National Honor Society: President Masque and Gavel; Omicron Delta Honor Society; Vice President Euclidean Honor Society; Tri-Hi-Y: Youth Legislature. Chester Leon Black just waiting lor thr • in) when gaud Ini I, i instead ol haili comet m i may. Warbler ; Choir; President Cavaliers: Photography Club Officer; SR Office ; “B” Temn Football. Mary Faye Rt ndy . . to flit e thr best that I hute to the highest that I knon. Tri-Hi V . Oniicron Della; Masque un { Gavel; National Honor Society; WHS Reporter East End . eus: Editor B uodlog Senior Speaker. John Wade Burnett . . . lo remain humble unto Cod. Marshal Honor Society; I Hand; ROTC; Photography Club. Billie Sue Carey ... to do Cod's will always. Future Nurses Club. Office; Dramatic Club; Masque anil Gavel; Qrnirron Delta Sjieech Honor Society; Senior Matinee. Mavis Gary Chambers ... to lire a good Christian Hie. and do everything I undertake to the best of my ability. Warbler ; Cavalier : Minstrel; Soloist; Concert Soloist; FTA. Charles Benny Cofield ... to succeed. Janet Kloise Brown . . always put Cod iirst, others sec- ond. and myself last. Apollo Club Offices; President Girls Glee Club; Euclidean Honor-'Society; Tri-Hi-Y; Mn� qur and Gavel; Choir; National Honor Society. Jerry Oliver Bi rke . . to be brave as Daw Crockett. Secretary Session Room. Frank Wayne Bynum ... to succeed in u hat ever I try to do. President Session Room; Mar� hal. Alma Lal rie Carlisle ... to study to show myself approved unto God. FTA. President and Vice President; Tri-Hi-Y, President and Treasurer; Euclidean. Band, and Olympian Honor Societies: Student Council and Cabinet; Chairman Memorial Committee. Marian June Clark . . . to strive to succeed in everything I attempt. Marshal Honor Sorirly; Spanish Club; Y-Teen : FTA: Mar-hal Captain. Eva Lane Cofer ... to live, laugh, love, and make a vertain someone happy. President SR; Mar-hal Honor Society; Apollo; Library Avditiant; National Honor Society. Staff. Elizabeth Crawford ... to know the right, anil haiy the courage to ilo it. Orchestra Letter; Srnior Musician; FTA Officer; Auditorium Program ; Chri� tmn� Festival. James Stanley Crumpton ... to succeed in whatever I attempt. Sraaion Room Offices; Apollo. Joy Darden ... to play golf like Mrs. Sam Byrd. Marshal; Apollo; Dramatic Club; If oodlog Staff. Linda Dreysprinc ... to be a silver lining in a certain someone’s Heaven. FTA; Math Club; polio. Sallie Janney Eagles ... to trust in the Lord with all my heart and lean not unto my own understanding. Secretary Student Body; President of Nutional Honor Society; Euclidean, Manque and Cavel. and Oinicron Delta; President Tri-Hi-Y; Debate; Senior Speaker. 128 Oscar Cri mu ... to get a good ob making lots of money. Martha Gene Darby ... to live a Christian life with Cod as my helper. National Honor Society; Glee Club Choir; Student Council and Cabinet; Tri-Hi-Y: Euclidean and Ma qur and Gavel Honor Societies. Betty Jo Davis . . . to hope for the best, expect thr worst, and settle for the happy medium. Girin’ Athletic Club: VeMalian Club: Marahal. Ronald Tyrone Dudley . . . to succeed in all that I undertake. Rand Honor Society. Mattie Lou Ellyson . . to alu-avs have friends and be friends with eteryone. FTA: Secretary of Pen and Ink: Chairman of Scho!a� tic Art Committee: Apollo. Peggy Jf.an Farmer . . . aluavt la hate a ray of sunshine in my life. Althean Club; President Red Cron Club; Stunt Night; MIm Hannon' Assistant; Marshal. Shirley nn Forman . . . lo always he the captain s ftirl! Apollo; Mar hal: SR Offi - -- Danny Taylor Fulford . . . lu graduate from Auburn in four tears. .Masque ami Gavel; Cavalier ; Library Assistant; Mar-hat. Elaine Reynolds Gilbert ... to he a success and see the world. Gold and While Revue; Freshman Aud.; Marshal Honor Society; Spanish Club; Ruddy. Donna Jean Flick ... to he the brightest star in a certain someone’s heaien. Mar-h.tl Honor Society; Apollo; Library Assistant; SK Office . James Woodrow Franklin. Jr. ... to walk with Cod. Marshal; Apollo; Red Ctw Cluli. Gail Gaines . . to he the best physical education teacher in -I la ham a. Treasurer Olympic Honor Society; Captain. Softball. Basketball, and Volleyball Team : Girls' Letter Club. nn Morrow Gillespie ... to lire at peace with myself and my neighbors. Choir; Apollo. June Elizabeth Glenn ... to achieve to the best of my ability whaterer I undertake. National Honor Society; Euclidean Honor Society; Orchestra Honor Society; All-City and All-State Orchestras; Representative in Math Tournament. Gwendolyn Ann Hayden ... to marry and be happy. Y-Teen ; Bund. Bobby Robinson Hearon ... to be a confirmed bachelor until 32. then to start looking. Philatelic Club: Apollo; SR Office . 129 Sandra Gene Hobbs ... to make a certain someone happy. Choir; Cold and While Revue; Apollo; Marshal. George Leonard Johnson . . . to make a career in the lrm . ROTO . . Oliver Jackson Him. ... to make a million dollars. “B Team Football; Apollo. Jack Edward Holt ... to go to the college with the prettiest girls. Euclidean Honor Society; Football; SR Offices; Ushers; National Honor Soci ety. Martha Ann Jones ... to go to Auburn and major in history. Choir; Glee Club; Y-Teens; Gleam-ettrs; Spring Concert ; Christmas Programs and Festival: President SR. Rena Gayle King . . . to live on Easy Street. Apollo. William Eugene Lantrip ... to come bark to ffoodlaun as a teacher. Business Manager tt'oodlog; Officer ROTC; FTA; Futurian Science Club. Elizabeth Ann Lee ... to give of my best to all I can. SR Offices: Council; Sportsmanship Committee; Y’ice President Personality Club; Chairman Morning Watch Committee. William Stanley Jones ... to do my best in everything I do. Janice Rhonda Koone Judith Frances Lassitf.h ... to make the most of what I am — the least of what I am not. Gler Club; Choir; F.ntre Nona Y-Teenn: Auditorium Program ; Apollo Club. Peggy Nell Lewis . . . to enjoy the present and look for the best in the future. Marshal: Y-Teens; Taller Representative; Oratorical Contest: Apollo. Ann Marie Lindbergh ... to be happy no matter what mat befall me. thereby helping others to be happy too. Secretary National Honor .Society; Tri-Hi-Y; Secretary-Treasurer; Apollo; President SR; Glee Club; Spanish Club Officer. Marie Elizabeth Mann ... tt gel a degree in music edura• lion from the Eastman School of Music. President FTA; National. Euclidean. Rand, and Orchestra Honor Societies; Student Council and Cabinet; Secretary Tri-Hi-Y; Birham Symphony Orchestra; Winner Exchange Club Cup. Billie Anne Mason ... to lice by the Golden Rule each day. Marshal; Y-Teens; SR Offices; Apollo. Billy Fritz Massey ... to complete my education, then take my place in the field of medical or chemical research. Apollo Club: Speech Department Radio Program. Jesse O’Dell McGough ... to be an Admiral. Captain ROTC; Photography Club. Clai dia Darlene Medlin ... to live, laugh, lote, be happy, and always walk with God. Choir; Secretary; Gleamettes; Y-Teens; Caroliers; Marshal; Apollo. Patsy Dean Linton ire life to the fullest, lote my fellournan, and be happy in doing so. Y-Teen; Marshal; Girls' Athletic Teams; Gym letter; SR Officer. Patricia Ruth Martindalf. ... to put my life in God's hands and trust Him to lead me in His foot• steps. SR Office ; President French Club; Secretary FTA; Apollo; Y-Teens; Tri-Hi-Yj Marshal: Auditorium Program. Alfred Leslie Massey ... to be a millionaire and live a life of luxury. Boys’ State; SR Officer; Assistant to Mr. Turner; Photography Club. Mary Ann McCord ... to succeed in everything and. make others happy. Apollo Club; Future Nurse ; Y-Teens; Secretary Session Room; Taller Representative. Jacqueline Louise McNeal ... to be a woman like Mother, marry a man like Dad, and have wonderful children like they had. Apollo Club; Philatelic Club: SR Office ; Marshal: Junior Red Cross Club. Jamie Leon Moore ... to retire on my first million at the age of 21. President SR; President Futurinn Science Club; Ushers Club; Hi-Y Convention Representative; Spanish Club. 1 George Franklin Nelson ... be teat less like Fosdick. Warbler ; Miiuirrl. kj:M 7 Robert Edgar Oiinich ... to be the best in uhatever field I choose. Haber?; Advertising Manager R ood-log; Regimental Stall ROIL; Photojt-rapby Club; Marshal Honor Society. Lynda Lou Parker ... to sing in God's ( hair. Y-Terns: Apollo; Marshal; Band; Various Session Roum Ollier .. Nelda Jeanne Patton ... to be the brighter star in someone's heaven. Session Room Office ; |«ollo; Marshal. Milly Morrow Posey ... to live each day at if it were my last. Library Assistant; SR Offices; Editor Library Bulletin: Marshal; Secretary Mthean Literary Club. Patsy Webb Ray ... to be or not to be. President SR; Memorial Committee for six semesters; Althean Club; Marshal; Auditorium Programs. Larry Norman Norrrd ... to make it to the top with Cod's he!ft. Math Honor Society; Various Session Room Office . John Eim ard O'Toole. Jil . . to be a good civil engineer. Lettered in Varsity Football; Lettered in Track; Warbler Club; SR Office ; Usher Club. William II. Parsons . . . to own a night club. Ronald Dale Peterson ... to be happy always; and if I rant be happy. I uant to be rich. Apollo; Marshal; SR Offices; Photography Club: Woodlog Representa- tive. Sarah Kaynette Prestridce ... in everything I do ask Him first. FTA: Spanish Club; Senior Editor Woodlog; “W Day Teacher; Office Helper. Kathryn Sue Richmond ... to strive to put God first, others second, and myself last, and by doing so lead a good Christian life. President Omicron Delta; Masque and Gavel; Vice President Dramatic Club; Treasurer FTA; National Honor Society; Woodlog; Tri-Hi-Y; TV Pro. B. Hli UM w Riggins . . to take thr Lord with me wherever I go. Mirtlul; Fellowship Club. James i buey Shockley . to some day make up in a mil- lion uay.t (or the hard times I hate caused the two most wonderful people in thr world, my Mom and 1‘op. Warbler ; Cavaliers: Rand; Yicr President Session Room; Toiler Hrprnrn-tative. Judith Martajs Stevens ... to do (iod’s will in my life. Tri-Hi-Y; Choir; Apollo; Euclidean Honor Society; Library Assistant; Library Club; Vicr f'rrudeflt French Club; National Honor Society. Robert David Stipes ... to succeed. Michael Wallace Szabo ... to be a first class photo engraver. Rand; ROTC Rifle Tram. Gloria Ann Tibbitt ... to have my job planned (or me when I graduate. Tri-Teen President; Various SR Of-fieri; Marshal; Apollo. Jimmie Purcell Rucks ... to some day try to repay Mother and bad (the two most wonderful t ople in the world) (or all the worry and trouble I hair caused them. Cavalier ; Li. ROTC; President Senior Knglinh Claw; Apollo; President SS Claw. Eleanor Voncile Solomon ... to be friendly to everyone. Head Cheerleader S5; Cheerleader 3 year ; 'W Day Cheerleader; Marshal Honor Society; Auditorium Program . Patricia Anne Stevens ... to see Jack graduate Mur-dud; Apollo; Gleamelte ; Various Session Room Offices. Jimmy Wayne Stone ... to finish B'oodlawn and Auburn so that I may be able to answer the $61,000 question. Usher : Various SR Office ; Tenni Tram; Tenni Club; Mur dud. William Frank Tarrant ... to try to pul Him first, others second, and myself last. Mar-dial; Vice President Photography Club; ROTC Officer: Variou SR Of-ficr . Elsie Eugenia Trucks . . . to hate a smile on my face, a song in my heart, and the light of God before me. .Marshal; Apollo; Y-Tren� ; SR Office ; Auditoriurfi Programs. Carolyn Drucilla Tubbs ... to try to get fiery thing I'll ever want out of life. James L. Turner . . . to own a three-hundred-acre farm with 150 head ot white-faced cattle. Helen Joyce Walden ... to see “Sid finally graduate. . Marshal; SR Office ; Gym Assistant. Jack Wayne Walker ... to have no one as my enemy and everyone as my friend. tihen; Council Member; Boy ’ State; Various SR Office ; Math Helper. Peggie Jane Welburn ... to always walk with my hand in God's. James A. Williams . . . to be a success. Red Cross Club; Apollo; Various SR Office . 134 Charles Edgar Tuggle ... to huie a lot of friends. President Ushers Club; Boys’ Representative; Warbler : Track; li plan Science Club. Hubert Emond Wailes. Jh. . . . to be happy in everything I undertake. Vice President Section Room. Three Semmteri: President Session Room. Twice. Eva Karan Walker ... to succeed in everything I attempt to do. Martha); Musician. Senior Banquet; Masque and Gavel; Future Suite Club; Buddy. Vena Estella Ward ... to teach my children to open the door when opportunity knocks. Y-Teens; Marshal. Carolyn Darlene Wiieeler . . . to be a success in any field I enter. French Club; Dramatic Club. Mary Ann Williams ... to fulfill my purpose in life and serve it to the best of my ability it all I do. Apollo; Future Nurse Club; Marshal: Auditorium Programs. Robert Allison Willoughby ... to be a radio or TV announcer. Sr -ion Room President; Apollo; Religious Frllow.hip Club. James William Wimberly ... to finish college with a good education and make my first million before I am thirty years old. SR Pre� ideal; B Tram Pool ball; Taller Rrprwnta-live; Band. George Alston Young, Jr. . . . to fl the iirst V-8 Stu-debaker to the moon, As«i lanl Advertising Manager Boodlo t; Photography Club; SR Office ; Marshal. Su t nen. WILLIAM PHILMORE ARMSTRONG BARBARA ANN BARNETT JO ANN DAVIS JACQl'ELINE LARUE DAMS VIOLA DAY JACKIE JAMES DUNN MARJORIE ELAINE ENTREK1N GEORGE COKE IIAMES GLADYS AUGUSTA JACKSON VIRGINIA KATHLEEN JOHNSON SARAH VIRGINIA LETSON MARY ETHEL McGEE JANICE CLAUDETTE MOON I.ARRY GENE RICH RUTH FRANCES S.AZERA GEORGE ERNEST SCOTT JAMES MILTON SHIRLEY DOROTHY EVELYN SMITH EMILY HARRIET STANDARD ELIZABETH ANNE STRANGE THOMAS MILTON STREET FRANCES CHARLOTTE THRASHER CHARLES TUCKER NELLER ANN WELLS Not Pictured: JOYCE ALBARADO PATSY BllUNGSLEY JANET DOUTHIJ ANITA GENTRY-CAROL LITTLE PATRICIA LYTLE CLOVIS MALMEDE. JR. MARTHA MOORE CAROL SUE TITTLE YERA LEE WALTON Patricia Lee Ackerman ... to A«tr the fortitude to endure things which cannot he changed and the courage to change those which should he changed and the wisdom to know one from the other. Vice President Student Body; Tri-Hi-Y; Apollo; Choir; KOTC Sponsor; Girls’ State; Y-Tern Conference. Lillian Janet Ylvis ... to he the first one to the door when opportunits knocks. Cheerleader; TV Programs; Gold and While Kevue; Various SR Offices; Various Auditorium Programs. Mary Ann Armstrong ... to love and he loved hy everyone. Marshal James William David Atchison ... to live h) Kipling's If. Masque anil Gate); Omicron Delta; President Dramatic Club; l'� her Club: Boys’ State; National Honor Society. Sarah Ann Bass ... to walk along the wths of life on the sunny side of the street, thinking my every thought through Christ, tearing joy. happiness, and sunshine wherever I go. Started Go?pel Mumc at Morning Watch; ffoodlog; Taller Rrp.; Library Club; Camera Club; Writer East End Sews. James Aaron Bell ... to be a successful citizen. IToodlog photographer; Taller Adverting Manager. Photographer and Re. porter; Euclidean Honor Society; Unbent Club; FTA Historian. Betty Jean Allen ... to always hate a smile on my face and love tn my heart; to Use every day of my life for lltm, doing the things Hr wants me to do. SR Officer; Photography Club; Marshal. Assistant Captain; Art Pouter. Dorothelle Andrews ... to learn not to talk so much. Apollo: Mnrfthal: ( la--i � Club President; SR Office ; ( atelier . Shirley Ann Armstrong ... to he a success in whatever I undertake to do. Ada Frances Ayers . . . to try to do Cod's will in my life. Apollo; Althean Club. Judith Ann Bates ... to always he happy and make others happy. SR. Pre-idcnt; Tri-Teen Secretary; Auditorium Program ; Library A � i t ant; 2nd Prize Sewing at Alabama State Fair. Norman Bay Benson ... to hr there when something that can’t he moied meets something that can't he stopped. Rand; Trumpet Trio; Secretary Span-i h Club; Orrhe� tra. Mary Katherine Blanciifiei.d ... to let my light so shine that Others won’t be led astray. President Spanish (Iluli; Masque and Gavel; Mrmurial Committee; Library A--i tnnt; Re|irr� minl Wood lawn at Silver Show at BrombergV Kenneth Leon Blackwell ... to sail around the world in a sailboat. Sid H. Brimer ... to be a success in all ways of life. Representative on W ” Hay; SR Offices; Apollo Club. Betty Sue Bri mback ... to be a flood first grade teacher. Freshman Auditorium; Various SR Of-fieri ; Marshal; Apollo Club; Altheun Club. Barbara Janet Buckner ... to look for the beautiful and seek to find the true. A � iManl Editor of IToodlog; Tri-Hi-Y; Spanish Club; Officer FTA; Apollo; Marshal. Armenta “Mingo” Buttner ... to discover that all people are as wonderful as the student body at V'oadlatcn. Marshal; Altbran Club; Apollo; Oratorical Contest; Dramatic Club. Charles Edward Blackburn ... to be a field engineer. Barbara Jane Bland ... to always wear a smile. Cheerleader; President SR; Tri-Teens; Art Merit; Auditorium Programs. Barbara Gail Brooks ... to be a success in Cod’s eyes. Girls' Letter Club; Gym Assistant; Tri-lli-Y; President SR; Auditurium Program; Althenn Culb. Mai rice Bryant ... to be a good engineer. SR President; Euclidean Honor Society. Frances Loretta Burns . . . to be the friend to the friend in need. Tri-Teens; FTA; Pen and Ink Club; Session Room Offices; Auditorium Program. James Earl Buttner Warblers; Cavaliers; SR President; Marshal. James Eugene Calhoun ... to succeed in the present where I hate failed in the fnnt Warblers; Choir; Minstrel; Cold and White; All-State Chorus; polio; Speech Club; B Team Football ami Basketball; SR Office . J ames Gary Carruba ... to succeed in everything I under• take. Apollo; SR Offices; Math Helper; Junior Math Club. Robert Stephen Chandler ... to glorify the name of God in everything undertake. Apollo Club. Don Cochran Janet Louise Compton ... to give my children as happy a home as my parents have giten me. SR Office ; Mr. Brown's Helper; Office Helper; Personality Club; Marshal. 138 anc:y Jane Carr . . . to walk in His steps, and let the light of Cod shine out in mt life. Charter mrmlrrr ami Vice President Tri-Hi-Y; Kuciidran Honor Society, Secretary Choir; • Apollo; Student Council; Chairman Buddy Committer, Martha Marie Carter . . . to always do the will of God and to look for the sunny side of life. Apollo Club. Johnnie David Cline ... to be a success in whatever I undertake. Baseball Team; Cavalier ; Apollo; SH Offices; Marshal. Donald William Coleman ... to see Woodlawn beat IFalker Go. in a basketball game. Ushera; Letter Club; Varsity Football: Varsity Ba-krtball; Varsity Track Paris Lyndle Conboy, Jr. ... to remember the importance of looking forward yet not forget the importance of each day. Fuclidean Math Honor Society; Vice President Promoter ’ Club; National Honor Society; SR Officers; All-State Emma Cathryne Cook . . . to love and be loved. Freshman 'WM Day Cheerleader; President Tri-Teen Club; Freshman Auditorium; Marshal; Personality Club. Cahi. Michael Cooper ... to Iff chief engineer at Ford Motor Company in charge of design. Warblers; Basketball; Baseball; Vice President Spanish Culb. Mary Margaret Coon ... to graduate from high school and join the .dir Force. Marshal; Entrc Nous Y-Trens; Apollo. Berta Sue Copeland ... to never forget all the friends I have made during my four years at If'oodlawn. Apollo Club. Betty Jean Cory ... to be a success in life. Apollo Club. Kenneth Chesley Courington ... to think of something new and do it. or make it, before someone else does. Warblers; Cavaliers; Apollo; Futurian Science Club. Emily Marie Cox ... to be the rose in someone’s heart always. Tri-Tfent; Apollo; Marshal. William Duke Craft ... to have direct communication with God all my life. Ushers; Futurian Science Club; Marshal; Apollo. Twana Ann Cotten ... to find the man who is half as wonderful as he thinks hr is. Dramatic Club; Marshal; Vratalian Club: Pen and Ink Club. Geneva June Covington ... to have a song in my heart, a smile on my lips, and God forever before me. Choir; Apollo Club; Christmas Festivals; “W Day Program; Voodlog Staff 1953. Wanda Lot ise Cox ... to climb the ladder of success and reach my star of happiness. Girls' Letter Club; Gym .Assistant; A It bean Club; W Day Program. Clarence Eugene Criswell ... to be a success in any career I choose. Math Study Helper; Nature Club; Buddy. 139 Lucile Dei.ona Chumly ... to br successful in everything I do and til wars bring happiness to others. Apollo Club: Lunchroom Helper. Sammy Earl Dameron ... to do the best with what I hate. Warblers; Minstrel; Apollo; Red Cross Club; Cavaliers. Harry Dan Dedman ... to always let Cod be the beacon of my life. Lt. Col. ROTC; Apollo; Various SR Offices; Secretary Sunday School Class; Taller Staff. Fredkic Ray De Rieux Football: Session Room Offices. Sandra Joy Doyle ... to always have a smile on my face and a song in my heart. Taller Representative; Marshal; Apollo; Personality Gub. Dorothy Dean F.dwards ... to always wear a smile, and do Cod's will. Y'-Teens. Robert Edward Cruse ... to get along with everyone and give life a good fight. SR Offices; Letter Club; FVn and Ink Gub; Track. Oran Francis Davison ... to live my Jile to the fullest for others. Masque and Gavel; Omicron Della Speech Honor Society; Tri-Hi-Y; Part in Annie Get Your Gun ; Auditorium Programs. Marianne Densmore ... to succeed in all that I do. Scholastic Award; President Pen and Ink Club; 2nd Prize in Art at Fair; Future Nurse Club. Rebecca Ann Dilworth ... to do my best in whatever I do. Y-Teens; Apollo; Marshal Captain; Various SR Office ; Y-Teen Offices. Robert Y Dunn ... to be a successful architect, own a Jaguar, and be a bachelor till I am 27. Marshal: Various SR Offices; Rest Dressed Boy of Senior Class. Janet Gail Emerson ... to be a humble Christian. Glee Club Treasurer; Choir; Apollo; Y'-Teens Officer; Variou- SR Offices. I.army Lee Epps . to do things the rosy wav. President Session Room; Chairman Safety Committer; Math Team: Mur •Hal; Bible Study Club. Patsy Wilhite Farley . . , to always make a siicresx in life. From West Point High School. Cullman. Alabama: Student Council Member: Glee Club; FI!A. Ruby Ceraldine Farrow ... to be a succetsful fashion Ulus-trator. and iir lilr to the fullest. Apollo: Carolirr ; Y-Teen� ; Choir. Robert Luther Ferguson . . to he a draftsman. Entered Woodlawn 1955. Charlie Mack Fondrf.n . . . to finish college and he a mechanical engineer. Gwendolyn Faye Fowler ... to make a million friends as I go through life. Aiwdlo; Marshal; Tri-Tern : Various SR Office . Harold Dean Estili. ... to hear Dixie played a� the national anthem. Math Team: Warblers; Apollo; Cavalier : Vice President SK. Edward Ellis Farrow ... to follow Hit. fdan for my fife and hr happy doing it. Usher : Euclidean; President C-ava- lirr : Apollo; Math Club; ff'oodlog Staff. Martha Deanna Fendley ... to become a Medical Dor tor. Dramatic Club; Promoters; All-State Band; Variou SR Offices: Library A Mutant. Serrell Loyd Fleming ... to help those who can't help themselves. Memlrer of our National Guard; Apollo Club. Linda Jean Foi st ... to let God by my guiding light. Glee Club; Sumu Amici Y- Teen : SR Office .; Member of Council; Gold and White Revue. Mary Ann Fuqua ... to serve God to the best of my ability and to always hate a home in the hearts of all I meet. Masque and Gavel, and Euclidean Honor Societies: Tri-Hi-Y; TV. Radio, and Auditorium Program ; Taller Staff; Three Playa. John Galloway ... fa make $1,000,000. Rand; Pen and Ink Club; Junior Achievement. Sharon Patricia Garrick ... to keep a smile on my face and God in my heart, though the road of life may he rough. Bible Study Club; A|k IIo; Marshal; Secretary of Session Room. Josephine Ann Giattina ... to he a success in all that I do. FTA; Classics Club; Marshal; Hood-log Representative. Judy Ruth Gilliland ... to make everyone as happy as I am. Apollo Club; Choir; Bible Study Club; Cold and White. Edward I). Glf.nn ... to be a General in the Air Force. President of Session Room; Building Committee; Photography Club; SR Secretary; Apollo Club. Paul Mknzel Gottlieb ... to he happy no matter what life holds for me. Track and Football at A-hville; Rifle and Radio Club at Darlington; Transfer to Woodlawn. ' 1 Alma Joyce Garren ... to be the best nurse possible Nature Club; Secretary ami Treasurer Future Nurses; Assistant in Hospital Rooms; Mar-ha I. James Edward Gaylord ... to finish at Auburn. Marshal; Apollo; Bible Study Club. Hugh Ronald Gibson ... to live a happy life, to marry someone who will make me a good wife, to enjoy whatever work I do. and to always be a good Christian. Fellowship Club; Pep Club; Apollo; Marshal; Science laboratory Assistant. Travis Eugene Glass ... to win State Championship. Football Three Years; Baseball; President Se-sion Room; Letter Club; Sportsmanship Committee; Council. Peggy E. Goss ... to drift with Psychic, my soul, through the wanderer's woodland of weir. Marshal; Choir; Various Auditorium Programs; SR Offices; Personality Club. Mary Emma Griffies ... to turn every cloud away with a smite and do God’s will always. Treasurer Althean Club; Apollo; Marshal; SR Offices; Honor Roll. Donald Whitson Griffis .. to go to Auburn, ami to do well in whatever I undertake. 11‘hfK; Taller Representative; President Spanish Club; B Ravhall. M a NONA III rii Hagan ... to rat, drink, and .deep, for tomorrow I shall diet. Marshal Captain; Tri-Terns; Session Room Secretary; Tatter Representa-live; Marshal. Charles Wayne Hannah ... to seek God's will for my life, and to fulfill it to the best of my ability, Warblrra: Usher?; Euclidean Honor Society; Student Court; Cavaliers. Sandra Gail Harris ... to marry that Certain Someone and line happily. Classic Club: Secretary; Apollo; Christmas Festival. Robye Nell Hatchett . . . to always hair a smile on my face, a song in my heart, and the light of God before me. Apollo Club; Gleamettes Y'Teens. Norton Richard Hempstead, Jr. ... to lire the best Christian life that is possible for me to live. Apollo; Various Session Room Duties. Judy Patricia Cudcer ... to make the best of every opportunity. Rep. to Girl ' Slate; Junior Krd Crocs: Promoters Glob: Taller Staff. Frances Joyce Hann . . . to never trouble trouble 'til trouble troubles me. Choir; Apollo; Patrician Latin Club; Secretary SR: Band Revue. Bkbb Carole Harris ... to be a link in the golden chain that binds all mankind about the feet of God. Trra-urer Tri-Hi-Y; Secretary Omicron Delta. Masque and Gavel; Debate Team Winner SK Debate Tournament; Vice President Dramatic Club.; Youth and Government. Jerry Lee Harrison . . . to obtain the highest goals I can. Basketball; Baseball; Warblers; President Spanish Club. Lyndall Louise Head ... to be pleasant and make many friends. Apollo; Bible Study Club. Carol Louise Hendricks ... to achieve happiness through Christian living. Tri-Hi-Y Charter Member; Vice President Glee Club; Masqur and Gavel; Freshman Auditorium; Secretary Dramatic Club; Euclidean Honor Society. Raymond Mack Hewitt ... to ate Auburn ttin one fume without talking about it lor two or three yean, ami to tee Alabama uin one. l' her$ Club; Letter Club; ar-il Basketball and Bnwball; Captain Basketball; All-City. All-District Baskrt-ball: “Big-6 ' Scoring Record. James Thomas Hilton ... to succeed in everything I do. Helen Janice Holtam . . . to go alter, to get. and to keep what I uant. Vice President Tri-Tern ; Marshal; polio; Secretary Sn-ion Room; Per tonality Club. John Harold Hood ... to be a hair dresser. Band; Buddy; Marshal; pollu. Ervin Wilson Hughes ... to lie with happiness. Apollo Club; Photography Club. Joseph Edwin Herd ... to tie happy in even thing I do. Taller Representative. Albert Sidney Hill ... to be a success in uhaieter I tn to do. Warbler ; President Promoter ’ Club: President of Student Body; —i-'ani Editor Taller; l' hrr� . Wayne Bennett Holland ... to be an aeronautical engineer. Roberta Holtam ... to put Christ first in mv life. Euclidean Honor Society; Tri-Hi-Y Charter Member; Secretary French Club; A «btant Marshal Captain; President Se sion Room. Clayton Nolen Hudson . . . to be an engineer not only in the material sense of the word, but an engineer for God. Euclidean Honor Society; Officer ROTC; Section Room Officer; I.ab Assistant; Marshal. Sarah Frances Hughes . . . to look on the sunny side of life and brighten every dark corner. V nod tog Staff Freshman Editor; Club Editor; Circulation Manager; President Personality Club; Christmas Fe tival; AEA Representative 4 year . 144 Jerry David Hi nt . to do anything start out to do. t hri� ; Session Room Office . Betty Jean Johnson . . to lit« each dar bv the Goldon Rule. Mar� hal; Apollo; IToodlog Rrprrsenta- live. Rosemary Karrh ... to be the only girl in a class of Citil Engineer students. 3rd Prize Biology. Science Fair: Treasurer Nature Club; Apollo; Promoters' Club: Nurse Club. Paul Douglas Kelley ... to make a speech without “com. ments or corrections B Tram Football; Varsity Football and Track. Patricia Ann Kilcore . . . to be the lerr best of what I am. Glee Club; Choir; Y-Teens Office ; Apollo: Se ion Room Office . Harry Earl Kinnane ... to study photography electronics, psychiatry, and loafing. Uahert Club; Cavaliers; Apollo Club: Spanish Club; Photographer Club. Cecil Lamar Hurt . . to see Woodlawn go undefeated and be the 1%S Stale Champs. Vice President “W Club; Football Track; Alternate Captain Football. Edith Carol Jordon . , . to be the kind of Christian secretary Cod would hate me be. Secretary Bible Study Club. Sallie Mae Keith ... to be pleasant to everyone and work as a bookkeeper. Richard Eugene Kendrick ... to see the Olympic games. Letter Club; Varsity Football. Frederick Eugene King . . . to ever strive for a higher goal. Disc and Diamond Club: Nature Club; Lt. in ROTC. Sylvia Faye Knowles . . . to always be happy and successful in anything I undertake to do. Girl -’ Handicraft; Marshal; Song Leader; Springvillr High. 145 Robert Clark Kontzkn ... to achitir happiness by helping ami serving others. Warbler « Minstrels; Chaplain oi Lsher : Euclidean Honor Society; Secretory Cavaliers: |m 1Io. Roy Lef. ... to always be a success in life. Xpolio: Taller Rep.; President « f Session Room; Other SR Officers Preston Byrd Lichtsey ... to Jo Cod’s util. Band: President Pen and Ink Club: Band Honor Society: Apollo: Marshal. Jimmy Ryan Linton ... to be a success some das. Classics Club. John Arthur Logan ... to always have happiness in rn life. L’-her� : Euclidean Honor Society; Vice President Session Room; ROTC Officer; Latin Club. Russell Chester Lowery, II ... to attempt to give bach to the world part of what the world has given to me. “B Team Eootball; Bible Study Club; Various SR Offices; Apollo; Marshal. Helen Faye Lawrence ... to get what I uom when want it and to want uhat I get when I gel it. Marshal; Girl - Handicraft Club.; Apollo. Bettie I yk Lk Grand ... to do the difficult easili and the imirossible with a little more effort. Girin Letter Club; Bond; Math Club; Apollo; Huddv. . A Jerk Louis Lii.i icii ... to be a success at u hairier I choose tor a profession. Apollo; Secretary R; Pen and Ink Club. Carole Ruth Locke . . . to be the brightest star in a certain Someone's croun. Euture Nurses Club at John Carroll; Transfer to Woodlawn: Cheerleader; Tri-Teen . Anna Rae Lovvorn ... to lead a Christum life and try to bring happiness to others. Tri-Hi-Y: IT oodlog Staff; Euture Teachers of America: Vice President Spanish Club: Marshal. Sally Stew art Macklb ... to give to the world my best. Personality Club; Marshal. James Neal Magnuson ... (o be ready to go uhen it it time to go. President Wat birr Club; Warbler Minstrel; Cavaliers Club; Red Cross Club; Apollo. Angela Gayle Martin ... to live. lot , and learn. Orchestra Honor Society; Lr Cercle Francois Vice President; Apollo; Taller Representative. Lila Helen May ... to lead a successful Hie and do His will always. Secretary Personality Club; Various Session Room Office.; Marshal Captain; Buddy. James Ray McDaniels . . . to get my degree in Engineering ROTC Officer; Library Assistant; Apollo. Raymond Augustus McDonald ... to let His hand guide me. President Session Room; Treasurer French Club; Apollo; IEoodlog .Staff in charge of pictures. Dorsey Gordon Meade ... to do the will of God in my Hie. Band; Apollo; Bond Honor Society: Cavaliers. Kathryn Anne Mancrum ... to be a success and make others K-s. — happy. Band; Apollo; Spanish Club; Band Revue. r Mahja Carol .Matthews ... to make one person smile every day oi my life. Apollo; Se-.ion Room Officer. Helen Marie McCullough ... to make a habit of making every one else happy. Marshal; Sc--ion Room Offices; Y-Teens; Auditorium Programs. Anita Lance McDonald ... to always be pleasant to be with, and to succeed in whatever I undertake to do. Joan Marie McDowell ... to always be found in the center of Cod's will. Toodlog Staff Business Manager; Essay Contest Winner: Althean; Y- Teens: Christian Fellowship Club: Apollo; Library Assistant. Steve Orville Meigs ... to lite right, to do right, to die right, and make a million doing it. President Junior Math Club; Ushers; Vice President SR; ROTC Officer; Apollo Club. r ' 1 Patricia Mitchell ... to help those who cannot help themselves. Session Room Offices; Marshal; polio; Music Festival. Makcaret Moore ... to be in God's will and live for Him who died lor me. Euclidean Honor Society; Tri-Hi-Y; Rand: Apidlo; SR Office ; Christian Fellowship President. Ronald Morgan . . . to do Cod's will all of my lile. 19S5 Boy ' State: SR Office : United Nations Tour; MC Band Revue; Patrician l.atin Club Vice President. Robert Murray ... to try at all limes to hr considerate of others. French Service Award; Pen and Ink Club; Library Club; French Club. Fred Clark Newman ... to be a successful architect some day. Session Room Office ; Apollo. Fred Ai.i.en Oden ... to undertake the responsibilities of life belter than I undertook the responsibilities of school. SR Offices; B Tram Football; Apollo. Virginia Mitchell ... to hair a church wedding and to raise my children in a good Amen • an home and a t hrixtian way of lilt Club Editor of Wooding; polio. Jt Li a Ann Morgan ... to prote to the uor d that Uiccru comes in “cans” and failure in “cant's Mar hal Captain; SR Office ; Club President; Freshman Auditorium Program . Loretta Lee Moxley ... to be as sure as I’m slow. Marshal; Girls Handicraft Club: Freshman Auditorium Program . Ed Myers ... to be happy in mr life’s work Cavalier Club; End Man in Min I re I; Lt. Colonel in ROTC; Apollo Club; Warbler Club. William Gary Newton ... to succeed in everything I undertake to do. Sondra Oldham ... to make a success of school, to be a success in whatever I partake, and to live a success in lile. 'e talian Club; Mar hal; SR Office Jerry Albert Pace ... to be a success in life. Math (Hub; Spanish Club; “B Tram Football; Marshal; SR Office . Sylvia Ixhjise Pate ... to hr hnpps and a success the rest of my life. Spanish Club. William Patterson ... to hr « success at what I strive to do. Henry Eugene Peace ... to succeed in all that I try. Letter in Track; “W” Day; French Club. Mary Anne Petty ... to make everyone's life just a little more cheerful. Girls Letter Club; Olympian Honor Sooirty; “W” Day Cheerleader; Al thean literary Club; Gym Assistant. Mary Louise Pierce ... to serve mankind. Taller Staff; Tri-Hi-Y; Library Assistant; Euclidean Honor Society; Manque and Gavel. Elbert Ray Parker ... to own a red cud convertible and be able to fly through the halls of ITnodlaun in it. Spanish Club. Hugh Patrick. Jr. ... to win the state championship in football. Usher ; All-Slate. All-City Football SI-55; Track S5-S6; Basketball 53: Captain Football Team. Glynda Gail Payne ... to live and have love, luck and laughter the rest of my life. Stunt Night; Marshal Captain. Assistant: President Tri-Teens: SB Office . James Edw ard Perry ... to do what Cod would have me to do. Euclidean Honor Society; Bible Study Club; Math Team; IT oodlog Rep.; Christian Fellowship Club. Donald Lee Pierce . . . to fly high in the sky. Apollo Club; Bible Study Club: Secretary of Session Room. Charles Plylf.r ... to make a million dollars and marry a good looking girl, and always be happy. Band 1-6. Peggy Joyce Powell ... to (to jorth in the future uilh the light of God before me. Y-Teens; Apollo; Cavaliers; Woodlog Rep.; Treasurer SR. Michael Ratliff . . . death before dishonor. Louis Resha Apollo Club; Marshal. Jackie Richvalsky ... to be the “main dish on a cer• ffl'n someone's menu. Acrobatic Cheerleader: Secretary Tri-Teens; Woodlog Staff; SR Offices; Tumbling. Band Reviews. Barbara Robinson ... to go to Florida State and major in water skiing and to always be sweet and friendly to everyone. Choir; Marshal; Personality Club President; Library Assistant; SR Offices. Lena Jo Robinson ... to be a nurse. At Tarrant High: Library Club; Y-Teens; Future Nurses' Club. 150 Benjamin Price . . . to live that when I leave, mankind will hate a little bit more conception of God. President Student Body; President Inter-Hi-Promoters'; Harvard Hk Award; Warblers. Bahuara Ann Reaves ... to always do unto others at I would hate them do unto me. Choir; Apollo Club; FTA; Tri-Hi-Y Spanish Club; Cold and White Roue Band. Beverly Ann Richey ... to be happy doing His will. Head Marshal; Girls’ State Hep.; Mar chell Honor Society; Olympian Honor Society; Caroliers. Joel Roberts ... to always do God's will in everything I do. Euclidean; Patrician Club; Christian Fellowship Club; Marshal. Betty i Red) Robinson ... to be an American version of Christian Dior. Tri-Teen� ; Pen and Ink Club; SR Office . James Wyndell Ross ... to do well all that I undertake to do. Woodlog Representative; Session Room Officer. Jeanette Bucks ... to keep wiling. Choir; Apollo; Tntlrr Representative: Ma� ha !■ Ronald Ryan ... to letter in basket ball and hate Coach Rlanr, alter the championship, tell me. Very good game. Roxie Roy. Vanity Baseball. Raikrtball. Football; “W Club; SR Officer. Jimmy Klton Self Band Revue; Gold and Whit .' Revue; Taller Rep.; French Club; Band. Joe Frank Sharp . . . to die before get too old to enjoy living. Cavaliers; SR Officer. Dorothy Simpson ... to be one small splinter on the stairway to success. Marshal; (I nodlog Rep.; Red Cross Club Officer; Apollo; Stunt Night. Lee Roy Siniard ... to always be loyal to Cod and country. Euclidean Math Honor Society; Pen and Ink Club; National Honor Society; l.e Orcle Franeais. Fred Richard Rushing ... to always have faith in God and my fcllowman. Euclidean Honor Society; Cavalier-; Warblers; Apollo; Math Club. JOHNEE SCHROEDER ... to live my life as God would have me live it. Gym Letter; Personality Club; Buddy; A Militant Miss Hannon’s Office. Shirley Ann Shadix . . . to strive each das to do the best I can in everything undertake. Cheerleader; Girl ,’ Letter Club President; Gold and White Revue; “W” Day Sponsor. Allen Walker Sides ... to be successful in anything I attempt to do. Apollo. Daniel Milton Sims ... to be a graduate student of Auburn. Ushers Club; Varsity Football. Baseball; “W Club; All-City. All-State. All-Southern in Football. James Smeraclia ... to graduate. Taller Representative. Vice President; Football at John Carroll High. 151 RobertTilden Smith ... to succeed in whatever I undertake to do. Usher ; Euclidean Honor Society; V rsity Football: Various SR Office : Science Club. William Stanley Spurrier ... to be a success in whatever I attempt. Rifle Team; Rifle Team Letter; Apollo; Band: Band Letter. Mary Evelyn Stewart . . . to do the best I can in the presence of God and my other acquaintances. Olympian Honor Society; Auditorium Program; Secretary Girls’ Letter Club; Buddy. Bonita Clair Swalley ... to always find the best in others. Marshal Captain; Girls’ Athletic Teams: V-Teen President; Session Room Offices: Apollo. Billye Faye Taylor ... to do His will in my life. National. Euclidean. Masque and Gavel Honor Societies; President Tri-Hi-Y; Vice President Student Body: 1955 Citizenship Tour to Washington and New York; Various SR Offices. Patricia Hose Thomson . . . with the help of Him, to face the joys and sorrows of life with a smile. Tri-Hi-Y; Euclidean Honor Society; Various Session Room Offices; Tri-Teen Club. M. L. Smitherman • • • to travel a long way in miles and achievement. Cavaliers; Apollo Club Program; Photography Club. Sonja Jean Stephens ... to br happy and to always make other people happy. Various SR Offices; Marshal; Apollo Club; Math Club. Yvonne Dixie Stough . . . to love and be loved by everyone, and to have a successful future. Tumbling Act in Band Revue; SR Offices; Marshal Captain; Apollo; Personality Club; B'oodlog Representative. Richard Earl Tanner ... to like, to be liked: to be a friend, to hare friends: to love, to be loved. ■’B’’ Team Football. Basketball. Baseball; Varsity Football; Letter Club: B'oodlog Staff; SR Offices; Audito rium Programs. William Morris Thomas ... to keep up with, or get ahead, in this world. Billy Mack Thrasher ... to be a lawyer. Cavaliers; Warblers; Apollo; Auditorium Program: Marshal. Jim Allen Thrasher ... to sing gospel and spiritual songs. Cavaliers; Apollo; Bible Study Club. Richard Trawick ... to enjoy myself. Varsity Football: “B Tram Football; Vice President SB; Usher ; Student Court. Wade Coleman Tucker ... to play on the Davis Cup team. Trnni Club; Tennis Team 3 years. Margaret Edna Waid ... to be a career woman. Latin. Glee. Y-Teen Club in Weirton, W. Va.; Glee Club. Christmas Program at Oak Ridge. Tenn.; Transfer to Wood lawn; Apollo. Phillip Jackson Walker ... to live for others. Warblers: Ushers; Euclidean Honor Society; Inter-Hi Promoters; Utopian Science Club. Cecil Dean Watkins ..to be what God wants me to be. Della Ann Tidwell ... to lead the life God would want me to lead. ROTC Spon or; Secretary Student Body; Choir: Vice President Apollo: Chairman Buddy Committee. Robert Eugene Todd. Jr. ... to go back to Texas some day. Euclidean Honor Society; Representative to 55 Math Tournament; National Honor Society. Wayne Burt Tucker ... to marry a good looking girl. President Tennis Club; Tennis Team Captain; Band; Session Room Offices; Marshal. Barbara Jean Walker ... to have a smile and a kind word for everyone always. Secretary National Honor Society; Chaplain Tri-Hi-Y; Apollo; Choir; Promoters; Spanish Club; FTA; Secretary Euclidean Honor Society. James Carter Walthall ... to be a success. Marshal; Apollo. James Thomas Watkins ... to be a Baptist minister. Apollo Club; Personality Club; Christian Fellowship Club. Ronald Gary Wells ... to go to college and make a success. French Club: - i otl Club. Roy Martin Wheeler. Jr. . . . to express myself in such a ua that I trill spread happiness and understanding. Math Assistant; Math Letter; Euclidean Honor Society; Taller Representative; Apollo Club. Frances Joan Wiggins ... to be an airline stewardess and fly around the u-orld. Spanish Club; SK Office ; FTA; Apollo; Maohal. Carolyn Sue Wheeler ... to do justly, love mercy, and uall. humbly with rtir Cod. Tri-Hi-Y. Youth Government; Orth' tra Honor Society; Auditorium Pt jiram ; Euclidean Honor Socirty; library i tunt; Apollo; President Personality Club. Hulls Irene Whiting ... to live my life as God would hate me live it. Vjriou SR Office ; Marshal; Apollo; Bible Study Club; FreMiman Auditorium. James Daniel Wiley ... to do something for society and to drink life to the last drop. Secretary French Club; Camera Glib; Euclidean Service; French Play. Doris Marie Wilkes . . . that the certain someone in my life and I would always live the life God would have us to. M V Day Teacher in Math; . i-tant Marshal Captain; Bible Study Club; Freshman Auditorium; Apollo. Martha Jane Willis . . . to never go anywhere would be ashamed to take God. TrbHi-Y: Euclidean Honor Society; Masque and Gavel Honor Society; Dramatic Club; Various Session Room Offices. Helen Fay Wood ... to get a good fob and then catch that certain someone. Allhean Literary Society. Frances Lillian Williams ... to always please Hill and trust in God. Apollo; Taller Representative. Henry Wingate Richard Garrett Wood ... to go to Auburn. Warblers; Apollo; Variou Sfiiwn Room Office . Betty Frances Woods Johnny Ci.ydk Woods John Youngblood Mrs. Louise Cost ... do unto others as I'd Special Graduate hair them do to rnr. Chrmiklry AccuUnt: Mar- that. Se Ua% SruzftA HELP! 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