Woodlawn High School - Woodlog Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1959 volume:

WOODLOG I 9 5 9 WOODLAWN HIGH SCHOOL Birmingham, Alabama Ml Volume 33 Z2Wm MWW CONTENTS Faculty Athletics Organizations Honors and Awards Features Classes Advertisements PAGE Ml )• mull .an h is« nil a a in in ii 3 m ? The editors, in presenting the 1959 Woodlog, hope that in later years happy memories of our school will flow from it. In the future it will preserve as 3 record of the wonderful times we have had, the closeness and affections of our friends, and numerous exciting moments we have spent at Wood-lawn. To the Class of 1959 have come many experiences recorded here that we hope will serve as a guide to us through the happy years ahead. DEDICATION In the years to come we will all remember Mrs. Ann Moon Gray as one of our dearest friends. She is first an inspiring teacher, but underneath she has the warm understanding which we need. For her true example of Christian leadership; for her untiring devotion to the school; for the services she has rendered the entire student body as sponsor of the student council; for all of these things we, the Senior Class, gratefully dedicate to her the 1959 Woodlog. Carol Fuller cheer ai Annette Davit inform The dedication it her Mr . Gray of the dedication. becaute the I a Favorite of all. 5 In the bu y office of Mm Beatrice Han non, our girl ' advi� or, difficult problem of behavior, attitude, or tchedule arrangement are olvcd. You are invited to go to her with your problemt concerning the course of � tudy, health difficultie . and other matter which may be affecting your choo! work, Alway with a � mile, Mr . Campbell cndt tran cript to various colleges, make the tchool service report , keep statistical records, and complete many of her other nu-mcrou jobs. ADVISORS Our new counselor at Woodlawn n Mi Grace Peck. She help tudent with problem concerning their cour e� of tudy, their vocational plan , and help to secure cholanhip for deterving student . Mm Peck alto welcome the parent of students having difficultie in tchool to come to visit her at any time. OFFICE STAFF Taking Mr. Martin's dictation, cutting the morning report , recording the icmi-annual registration, along with other general office dutiet, keep Mr . Knapp, our Secretary to the Principal, hard at work. Mr. William Bancroft, our new boy ' advitor. hat already won the admiration of many student even though he ha been boy ' advitor only since January of this year He is eager to help boy with their problem concerning tchool work, a well at with extracurricular adivitie . He welcome boy to come and discuss future plan for college and other activities following graduation. Mrs. Franklin, our financial secretary, it in charge of the school' financial and statistical department. Carefully, hc perform her bookkeeping duties and render fir� t aid In emergencle . 6 iron MR RALPH MARTIN PRINCIPAL Knowledge and understanding are the primary requisites for leadership. Mr. Ralph Martin understands Woodlawn from the level of the lowliest freshman to the most respected member of the faculty. His knowledge of Wood-lawn has enabled him to give equal consideration to all departments and to provide leadership necessary for the betterment of our school. Under his guidance Woodlawn will continue to move forward as it has done in the past. 7 Some men work from ton to ton. A principal's work it never done. P.T.A. 1959 The Woodlawn Parent-Teacher Association enables the parents to be an integral part of school life and aquaints them with the problems which confront teenagers during this phase of their lives. Woodlawn's P.T.A. is one of the largest in the state. Our officers this year are President, Mrs. Pratt Busby, First Vice-President, Mr. Gerald Smith, Second Vice-President, Mrs. Forrest little, Third Vice-President, Mr. M. A. Morris, Secretary, Mrs. Richard Horn, Treasurer, Mr. Ralph Martin, Assistant Treasurer, Mrs. Laura Franklin. LUNCHROOM MANAGERS In order that we may have balanced meals, a variety of foods is prepared by our lunchroom manager. Mrs. Mattieree Jones. Her assistants are Mrs. Marguerite Lancaster, the cashier, Mrs. Fann C. Blackburn, Mrs. Inez McNeal, Mrs. Lillian Johnson-the last three pictured below. She has fifty student helpers and twelve colored maids, who labor long and hard at this task. CUSTODIAN Whether it is a minor or a major task, Mr. John G. Tanner, our new custodian, is always on the job. At any time of the day the bell signal can be heard summoning him to straighten out some detail in the management of the buildings. There are 7 maids and 3 men to give him able assistance in the maintenance of 5 buildings and in the regulation of heat and ventilation. FACULTY MISS TENA BARKER Mathematics Peabody College. B.S. and M.A. MISS MARY DEAREN Commercial Bowling Green Business College, University of Kentucky, B.A. DEPARTMENT HEADS 1959 Each department head plans and supervises the work in his department. This year, accelerated classes were formed in science, history, math and English. The department heads hope to increase the number of these classes each semester. There are also classes in science and math which are not college prep. This number will be increased. Meanwhile, good average, hard-working classes predominate the scene. MISS ANNA DOUGHERTY English Convert College. B.A.; Northwestern University. M.A. MR. LAWRENCE FUllINGTON Industrial Arts Alabama, Auburn, Howard, Brimingham-Southern. Equivalent to B.A. MISS STACEY FURR languages University of Mississippi, B.A. and M.A. 10 MR. HARLEY GRASTON History Columbia University, B.A. and M.A MR. ROBERT YOUNGBLOOD Science Auburn, B.S. and M.S. FACULTY MISS MYRTLE ALEXANDER-Commerce'; Bowling Grttn, B.A. MRS. LEONA A LMON—English; University of Alabama. BA. and M.A MJ£S GLADYS ARMSTRONG Commercial; University of Alabama, BS MISS MILDREO BARNARD—English; Blue Mountain, B.A. MRS. ALMA BATES—English; Beloit College. B A MR. JOHN BIANE Athletics University of Illinois, B.S. These new teachers came to Woodlawn in September. FIRST ROW; Mr. William Bancroft. Mr. Billy Lawrence, Mr. Julian Turner. Mr. Larry Andrews SECOND ROW; Mr . Myra Baker, Mias Anna Taylor, Mrs. Freesa Barber, Miss Juanita Thornton, Mrs. Suevilla Pendergrass. MRS BETTY BRYAN-Home Economics; Auburn, B.S. MRS. LUCIlE BURTON-Mathematics; Howard. B.A. MR. JOHN CARTER- Hiatory. Auburn, B.S. and M S. MRS ELIZABETH CLARK-History; Howard. BA.; University of Alabama, M.A. I | MRS. NANCY COLEE—English; University of Alabama. B.A MR. JOESEPH COSPER-Industrial Art ; University of Alabama MISS ROSE COWN—Science; Georgia State College for Women, B.S.; Columbia, M.A.; Univeriity of Georgia. MR. G. D. DOUGLAS— Industrial Art ; Auburn. B.S. MISS CLAUDE DOWLING— Music; Alabama College, American Contervatory of Music. MISS JANE DOUGLASS-Mathematics; Howard, B.S. Lunchtime shows several teachers in several moods. MRS. MARILYN FRANKS—Commercial; New Mexico College of A and MA, 8.A.; Unlvorsity of Tennessee. M A. MISS EVA GODBEY—French; Athens. B.A.; University of Alabama, MA. MISS DORCIE GOODWYN—English; Peabody. B.S. and M.A. MRS. ANN GRAY—English; Birmingham-Southern, B.A. and M.A MRS. EVELYN GULIEDGE— Commercial; Howard, B.A.; Peabody, M.A. MR. FREELEN HALLMARK-Industrial Arts; University of Alabama. FACULTY MRS MARY HAON Commercial Howard, B.S. MISS RUTH HARRISON English Vanderbilt. B.S. MRS. MARGARET HOLIANO Mathematics Birmingham-Southern, B.S.; Peabody, M.A. MR. JOHN H. HOWELL History, Athletic Jacksonville State, B.S. MRS. MYRA JACKSON Home Economics Alabama College, B.S.; Iowa State. M.S. MISS ANNIE KATHERINE LOONEY English Birmingham-Southern, B.A. MRS. OUIDA B. KINZEY Mathematics Birmingham-Southern, B.A. MRS. INEZ LYERLY English Huntington, A.B.; University of Alabama, M.A. MRS. ROMOIA MADE WEI I English Newcomb, B.A. MR. BILLY LAWRENCE History Auburn, B.S.; M.E. MISS KATE MALONE—Science; Howard, B.S., M.S. MR KENNETH MORGAN—Athletics; Howard, B.A. MRS. EMMA PEACOCK-Mathematics; Birmingham-Southern, BA .- University of Alabama, M.A. 13 FACULTY 1959 AAR. T. W. PUGH. JR Science Howard, B.S. AARS,BEVERLY REGISTER Science University of Alabama, B.S. An apple a day keep the test away, it the t'ogan for Mr. Reynoldt Day, obterved by all hit clattet. MR. WILLIAM REYNOLDS Scienco Auburn, B.S., M.S. AARS. MYRTLE RIDGELL—Mathe-matics; Univertity of Kentucky, BA MISS KATHERINE ROBBINS—Librarian; Birmingham-Southern, BwA.; Louisiana State Univertity, B.S. in LS. MISS SARA ROPER—English; Howard, B. S. MR. GERALD SMITH Band Emporia Teacher ! College, B.S.; Univertity of Kansas. M.S. MISS LOULA UPTON Hittory Peabody, BS„ MA. MISS PAULINE ZINSER Orchestra Illinois Wesleyan University, B.M. and M. In Music Education. ATHLETICS SCORES Ramsay W.H.S. 3 OP P. 0 West End 6 0 Pensacola 7 33 Phillips 20 0 Bessemer 20 0 Robert E. Lee 6 26 Ensley Emma Sansom 0 53 0 14 Jones Valley 45 6 Another Woodlawn touchdown coming up as Urry Daniels leaps over the Ramsey blockers. George Quiggle rambles 55 yards in the Phillip's game as another Woodlawn touchdown comes into sight. m i n o n THE FOOTBALL SEASON Woodlawn High School, 1958 City Champions, after a slow start, showed what a championship team is made of. For more than once this season the rugged Colonel forewall just plain refused to budge when their opponents tried to muster a scoring drive. This, along with the powerful offense, gave Woodlawn its Big Five record of four wins, no losses, and one tie. Only Ensley, with a scoreless deadlock, was able to stop the scrambling Colonels. The Colonels won seven games, lost two, and tied one. They won the Crippled Children's Clinic game which is a charity game, played annually on Thanksgiving day, between the two top teams in the city. Woodlawn placed three players on the first All-City team: Larry Daniels, Neil Monroe, and Randy Hutto. They placed two on the second team: Don Wiginton and Bobby Smith. The Colonels led with a total of eight players honored on either the first, second, or honorable mention lists. Woodlawn's 34-21 win over Ramsay in the Clinic game sent the title winning Colonels ahead in the city team statistics in both offensive and defensive play, as well as in the number of games won. Proving this, is the impressive list of Woodlawn High School players who earned the right to appear on the Big Five points statistics chart. These players and their points are: Larry Daniels, 50; George Quiggle, 42; Randy Hutto, 18; Larry Smith, 12; Jimmy Horton, 12; Doug Wheeler, 12; Freddy Johnston, 12; Leo Spann, 12; Billy Pounds, 6; Hal Parks, 6; Ralph Boyer, 6; and Bobby Smith, 6. This list is an unquestioned tribute to the coaching staff: Kenny Morgan, Johnny Howell, and Bill McLain. Woodlawn sludents thank every player for an exciting season. KENNY MORGAN. Head Coach 17 Bill McLAIN, Amiran: Coach JOHNNY HOWEU. Aui� tan� Coach kEM BILL CARDWELL End Senior TOMMY GODWIN Tackle Junior RANDY HUTTO End—Senior JIMMY HORTON Halfback—Junior FREDDY JOHNSTON Quarterback —Senior NEIL MONROE Guard—Senior ROBERT WHATLEY Quarterback—Senior GEORGE QUIGGLE Halfback-Senior BILLY POUNDS End Sen ter BOBBY SMITH Tackle Senior DOUG WHEELER Quarterback—Junior 5 ! ..Y DON WIGINTON Center—Senior LARRY SMITH Fullback-Senior RONNIE BIEKER Tackle—Junior ARTIE HANES Guard—Junior RICKY HORSLEY Fullback—Junior JOHNNY JONES Guard—Junior ROBERT MAGNESS Halfback—Junior JOHNNY IOVECHIO Halfback—Sophomore HAL PARKS Fullback—Junior Captains of the 1958 Championship Team LARRY DANIELS DON WIGINTON GEORGE SHEPHERD ARTHUR WHATLEY Center—Junior Halfback—Sophomore MANAGERS: Wayne Mauldin, Richard Day. Bob Pochran. JOHN BIANE, Coach FIRST ROW: Gerald Todd. Jerry Yelverton. SECONO ROW: Coach • Blane. THIRD ROW: Larry Daniel . Leon Dcnoway. Anthony Cherry. BASKETBALL 195 9 With a pre-Classic record of 11 wins in 13 starts, the Woodlawn Colonels were chosen to compete in the annual Jefferson County Classic for the 5th consecutive year. In the semi-finals they won 67-45 over the Ramsey Blues. In the finals Corner won over Woodlawn 53-40. Even in the first game of this season Woodlawn showed promise by capitalizing on a four-play attack to beat the Howard College Freshmen, 71-50. Leon Dunaway, first team All-City as a junior last winter, joined in the attack with three other holdover regulars, Larry Daniels, Jerry Yelverton, and Gerald Todd. Woodlawn carried on in true tradition by winning its next three over Jones Valley, Bessemer and Ensley. In a 5fh straight victory, center Dunaway pumped in 26 points in a victory of 85-51 over Hueytown. Woodlawn, barreling into the 80-point sector for the second night in a row, stepped out in front as the county's top scoring team by belting the Phillip's Crimsons 85-43 in its 6-0 record. A 57-46 win over the Tuscaloosa Black Bears came against a foe regarded as perhaps the toughest team Woodlawn would face before tournament time. Everyone of the seven Colonels who played got at least two goals. Dunaway and Yelverton had six goals apiece at the finish. Combining aggressive defense with a well-balanced, on-target shooting, Woodlawn laced the Ramsey Blues 55-37 and registered an 8th straight basketball decision of 44-23. The subs took over in the final period for both sides and Ramsey had a 14-11 margin but still was far behind at the finish. In a 63-34 victory over the Bessemer Purple Tigers, the Colonels won their 9th straight victory. The Colonels outgoaled their rivals 27 to 9 with center Dunaway looping in eight goals as the pacer. Larry Danials, Anthony Cherry, Jerry Yelverton, and Gerald Todd backed Dunaway solidly. Woodlawn, undefeated in 10 games, trailed West End until the last four minutes before winning, 45-39. In their 12th, 13th, and 14th games the Colonels scored a win over Jones Valley, followed by two successive defeats by Tarrant and Ensley. We go to press before the last games are played with Tarrant, Ramsay, Tuscoloosa, West End. 121 LARRY DANIELS Forward—Senior ANTHONY CHERRY Forward—Senior Larry Daniels dribble his way oul of danger in the annual Classic City-County Basketball Game. CAPTAIN LEON DUNAWAY Center—Senior JERRY YELVERTON Guard—Senior 22 GERALD TOOD Guard—Junior JOHNNY EADtS Forward—Junior GEORGE NICHOLS Forward—Junior JEFFERSON COUNTY CLASSIC Ramsay Corner As we go to press W.H.S. OPP. 67 45 40 53 Manager! 1958-59 SCHEDULE W.H.S. OPP. Howard Freshmen 71 50 Jones Valley 77 38 Bessemer 55 39 Ensley 59 41 Hueyfown 85 51 Phillips 85 43 T uscaloosa 57 46 Ramsay 55 37 Bessemer 66 34 West End 45 39 Jones Valley . 67 44 Tarrant 68 70 Ensley 52 53 Hueyfown „ 88 72 Phillips 81 62 Tarrant • Ramsay ♦ Tuscaloosa West End a LANCE FELTMAN Forward—Junior BILL DAVIS Center—Junior SAM DENNIS Guard—Junior 23 LAWRENCE CORLEY RONNIE JONES DANNY SOUTHWORTH Center—Sonkx GIRLS GYM Carolyn Cherry vollicj ihe ball for her teammate , Marolyn Cherry and Mary Ann Florence, to the opponent , Sandy Flick-inger, Vickie Dalton, Ann Foster, and Pri y Hillard. One! two I whew I three! four! Touchdown? Marolyn Cherry, Carolyn Cherry, Jean Broadhcad, Margaret Black along with their cla mate� do jumping jack to get ready for the re t of their clast activities. 1959 Do Pattie Harrison, Marion Lynn, Faye Eaves, and Peggy Henson realize that Sue Dobbs is doing a forward roll above their head ? look out below! But Vickie Dalton, Glenda Garner, Rachel Storie, Margaret Black. Janetie Fuller, and Charlotte Thompson demonstrate fumbling, which helps give them grace and coordination. 24 They aid it couldn't be done! ACTIVITIES Gloria Allen, Sidney Armistead, Anita Bailey, Sylvia Baker, Barbara Brewster. Kay Calfee, Judy Davenport. 8etty Dunn, Michael Hoover, and Billie Martin recover from shock after being tapped for National Honor Society. Bonnie Ellis is receiving sewing Instructions from her home economics teacher, Mri. Myra Jackson. All for Woodlawn stand up and holler! Cheerleaders, Elease Mullins and Judy Yarbrough teach the freshmon WoodLawn's yells. The murderer, played by Michael McClain, confesses his crime to part of the cast consisting of Ina Branham, Fred Milloif. Mike Atchison, Carol Fuller, and George Cobb in the fall play The Thirteenth Chair. Miss Lula Upton points out faraway places to Dianne Bundy and Bill Eagar in history class. A Colonel, symbol of Woodlawn High, is painted for the Clinic Charity Gome by Yvonne Coleman. Coffee and sandwiches were served at the fifth nomosfer Home Economics teas. 25 CHEERLEADERS AND MAJORETTES 1959 Head Cheerleader, Judy Yarbrough. call a yell at the homecoming pep rally In November Drum Majorotte. Suxy Logan Head Majorette, Jo Ann Gaither MAJORETTES: Pat Hudgin , Elsie Greene, Barbara Roddam, Marilyn Motlow, Jo Ann Wat on, Jo Ann Gaither, Head Majorette; Suzy Logan, Drum Majorette; Joyce Bragg, Carolyn Phillip . Jerilyn Stone, Glenda Brown. CHEERLEADERS—FIRST ROW: Rita Bowen, Emma O'Toole, Judy Yarbrough. Head Cheerleader; Becky Logan, Ruth Robert . SECOND ROW: Barbara Hewitt. Dot Wileutt, Billie Lou Cain. 26 Made Ion Logan, Becky Davi . Eleate Mullins. ORGANIZATIONS JUNIOR MATH CLUB 1959 The Junior Math Club was organized in 1955 !o promote genuine interest and progress in mathematics. To be eligible for membership, a student must be outstanding in math, must have had Math I and II, and must be interested in continuing his study of math. FIRST ROW: Tommy Tucker. Johnny Long, Sidney Thome . treasurer; Corley Thompson, Raymond Rayfield, Bill Bozeman, Larry Carter, Layton Roger . George Popham. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Maitey, Billie Lou Cain. Pat Ohnich, Dianne Roan, Kathy Pranke, Helen Chappelear, Joyce Hamilton, jecrefary; Jacky Roger , vice-president; Janice Daniel . Jo Ann Smith. THIRD ROW: Joyce Simmon . Sue Thomp� on, Carol Whaley, Joyco Carli� le, Phylli Laatich, Jamc Redd, Barbara Dorr. Donald Taylor, Wayne Self. Ralph Waller, pre idcnt; Donald Harper. Sponsor: Mi Jane Douglass. PERSONALITY CLUB The Personality Club was organized to aid in developing the personalities of its members. Each semester the club chooses a project. This year they bought bedspreads for the boys' hospital room in Mr. Brown's office. To be a member a student must have a desire to improve his personality and be willing to work. FIRST ROW: Ann Oden, treaiurer.- Doris Morton, Taller rep.; Nell Campbell, secretary; Betty Twilloy. vice-president. SECOND ROW; Sue Fleming, Margaret Winrvetl, Lois Hintson, Joan Pctrasek. THIRD ROW: Betty 28 Sue McAlister. Beverly Morton, Bette Gray, Glenda Brown. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Betty Bryan, sponsor; Margia Ginn. Sandra Folmar, Mary Jo Mummert. BOYS' MODEL CLUB ♦ The Model Club is for boys interested in a manual skill as a profession or a hobby. The boys work on their models at home and at club meetings. FIRST ROW. Phillip Hoi , Jim Passmore, Marlon Deaion, Jim Bynum SECOND ROW- Richard Brandt. Dan Mac-Cartnoy, Buddy Culvorhouse. Richard Crew, Robin Greene. THIRD ROW.- Jerry Spark . Clifford Jone . vice-president; Chorles Com , Bill Moore, Pat Tombrell . LaMar Henry, protident; Wayne A h, � ccretary; Jimmy Taul, Mr. J. D. Cosper, jponjor. BEATRICE HANNON F.T.A. CLUB The Beatrice Hannon F.T.A., named in honor of the girls' advisor, was formed in 1954 when the membership of the Charles A. Brown F.T.A. became too large. The club is affiliated with A.E.A. and N.E.A. The activities of the club are numerous. Members help teachers, work on charitable projects, and help serve at classroom teachers' meetings. FIRST ROW: Carolyn Franklin, Jackie Smith, Veronica Gilliland, Sandra Maxwell, Marilyn McWilliam , Wanda Hendrix. SECOND ROW: Patt Kilton, Martha Jamct, Kay Calfee, Barbara Gray, Brenda Dendy. THIRD ROW Mil Sara Roper, sponsor; Linda Caudle, Mary Allen, Judy Dalton, Nanci Kay Cutdiff, recording secretary. FOURTH ROW: Linda Shepherd, president; Jean Bridges, corresponding secretary; Mario McKinley, Bronda Heaton, treasurer; Charlie Mann, vice-president. FIFTH ROW: Judy Tidwell 29 NATURE CLUB | | HANDICRAFT CLUB The Nature Club was organized in 1954 to further interest in the study and enjoyment of all phases of nature. Many field trips have been taken and interesting programs on different subjects of nature have been given in past semesters. FIRST ROW: Martha Daily, Jeannie Robison, vice-president; Joyce Scogin, program chairman; Harry Looney, treasurer; Reggie Mardis. Dale Sykes. SECOND ROW: Jackie Black. James Smith, James Buchanan, James Dole, James Simmons. THIRD ROW: Evolyn Box, Russell Finch, Lottie Cruse, Oixie Randall, Jennette Duke, Rodney Richmond, Jud Reeves FOURTH ROW: Leroy McDonald, Joyce Bragg, Paula Barton, Howard Powell. Mr. A. B. Miles, sponsor. FIRST ROW: Shirley Gray, Bertie Tymes, Carolyn Sandlin, Mildred Kathleen Risse. SECOND ROW: Jo Jordon. Wanda Chatham. Manning, treasurer; Jerry Pirkey, president; Faye Keith, secretary; THIRD ROW: Eve|Vn Gulledge, sponsor. This girls' club works on either group or individual projects such as helping underprivileged children at Christmas or supplying food for a needy child for a semester. Each member may win a W letter by good attendance, paying of dues, and making of projects. HOBBY CLUB The Hobby Club, formerly the Photography Club, was formed by Miss Mildred Barnard, and is now sponsored by Miss Rose Cown. Membership is for students interested in photography as a hobby or a career. In the past, several former members have distinguished themselves in the field of Photography. FIRST ROW: Gary Hyche, David Long, Norman Rob! , Glenn Jett, Joe Gregory, Harold Whitloch, John Holloway, president. SECOND ROW: Fay McCombs. Jack Barton, Sonny Solomon, Dooglai Wheeler, Mlko Jackson, Curtis Wallace. Jack Bozbce. THIRD ROW: Richard Gibbs, Gerald Sanders, Don Statham, Tommy McClung, David Higgins, Thomas Randlo, Miss Rose Cown, sponsor. GIRLS’ LETTER CLUB The Girls' Letter Club was organized in 1925. To qualify, a girl must have completed four semesters of gym, received her letter, and be willing to work as an assistant. The girls often go as a team to compete with other teams and schools. FIRST ROWi Pat Grady, president; Made Ion Logan, vice-president; Emma O'Toole, Sonny Lawrence, Jody Pope, Sondra Hcstloy, Marion Lynn, Barbara Hewitt. SECOND ROW: Joan Morphree, Pat Calhoun, Willene Goellor, Nancy Whisonant, Pat Frlel, Linda Thompson, Yvonne Coleman, Dot Willcott. THIRD ROW: Joan Wolfe, Linda Matthews, Sue Dobbs, Peggy Toups, Glennis McDonald. Diane Etheredge, Becky Logan, Barbara Roddam. FOURTH ROW: Mary Allsopp, Lynetfo Bice, Theresa Dole. Peggy Henson, Patti Harrison, Fanny Brushner, Betty Kennedy. FIFTH ROW: Miss Mildred Lowery, sponsor; Binne Honkamp, Faye Eaves. Bettye Sneed. 31 PATRICIAN LATIN CLUB The Patrician Latin Club was organized in 1924 to maintain an interest in the Latin language, culture, and history. The club elects two vice-presidents, who choose sides and are in charge of the programs for every other meeting. Each member must be taking Latin or have had it one previous semester. FIRST ROW: Freddie Stephen , Mery Burkett, Mollie Thomp on, secretary; Pam Teogue, president; Annette Davis, vice-president; lynda Sue Hassell, vice-president; George Cobb, chaplain. SECOND ROW: Gloria Holt, Emily Gannaway, Anne Gilliland, Linda Fincher, Dale Callahan, Anne little, Connie Lawrence. THIRD ROW: Patricia Peeples, Sandra Flickinger, Claudia McPherson, Sandra Davis, Tom Adams, Eddie McCariey, Andy Keith. FOURTH ROW: Jimmy Cobb, Charles Jones, Jerry Phillips. Calvin Jones, Richard Verciglio, Clifford Williams, Miss Fayne Moore, sponsor. The Vestalian Literary Club, one of the oldest clubs at Woodlawn, was organized the semester after Woodlawn opened. Each semester it elects new officers. At the end of the semester a Who's Who group is selected from the club's members. Mrs. Madewell, who was one of the club's two first sponsors, is now the sponsor. FIRST ROW: Wanda Jurney, Pam Lack. Barbara Godwin, Jo Ann Gaither, president; Deanna Neugent, vice-president; Gayle Tucker, treasurer; Pat Cook, program chairman. SECOND ROW: Lee Sparks, Becky Keith, Linda Calloway. Anita Allen, Glenda Calloway, Barbara Moffett, Jo Ann Wat- 32 son. THIRD ROW: Grace Swalley, chaplain; Sarah Morrow, Millie Sims, Pat Eden, Barbara Phillips, Carol Cockrell, Cherry Barrett. FOURTH ROW: Pat Parker, Nancy Sikes, Jamie Ware, lllfta laHun, Gloria Nichols, Patsy Saab. Mary Adams, Mrs. Romola Madewell, sponsor. ENTRE NOUS Y-TEENS ♦ The junior members in the Y.W.C.A. were first called Girl Reserves, then Y-Teens. The Enfre Nous group has had several names but has been a continuation of tht first group of Girl Reserves. Its purpose is to .develop the mental, spiritual, and social graces of its members. Each year, all Y-Teen Clubs dress dolls for Christmas gifts to needy children. FIRST ROW. Pat Hudgins, Prissy William , Judy West, Janet Vane®, Ruth Robert , vice-president; Dianne Bundy, president; Phyllis Fock. chaplain; Sandra Jo Harri , tocial chairman; Velma Flick, treasurer; Pat Walter, secretary; Daphne Peavy, lay member; Carolyn Curd. SECOND ROW. Madeline Jone . Sandra Lowery, Fay Easterling, Betty Reeve , Betty Smith, Carolyn Subletf, Linda Glenn, Rebecca Lowery, Bobbie Wilkerson, Bet� y Pitt , Judy Spray-berry. THIRD ROW: Sara Veit. Bonnie Ellis, Emily Blair, Mr . Lucille Burton, sponsor,- Barbara Weaver. Susan Shepherd, Bobbie Moore, Joyann Evans, Barbara Temerson. Charlotte Bailey, Martha Payne, Charlene Ward FOURTH ROW: Carolyn Renfroe, Judy Tidwell. Carolyn Porter, Cindy Courson, Geraldine lackey, Sylvie Lee. Char- lene Angelich, Norma Marriner, Judy Davenport, Mildred Carmack, Carolyn Cox, FIFTH ROW: Freeda McDill, Sue McCteless, Beverly Quinn, Evelyn Corley, Ann Sneed, Shirley Rooker, Pat Newby. Barbara Pullen, Olene Speegle, Sandra Wilson, Iris Falkner, Linda Tucker, Wanda Morgan. SIXTH ROW: Janice Wade, Sarah Day, Jo Ann Peck, Marilayne Gordon, Joan Davi , Mary Love. Ann Skelton, Janice Robertson, Kay Stanton, Lille laney, Barbara Bowman, Patty Prier. SEVENTH ROW: Jerah-Dean Dunn, Jewel Phillip . Dora Lee Innabnir, Judith Smith, Bobbie Pretley, Patricia Cimo, Janice Nel� on, Margaret Penfield, Nelda Williams, Barbara McCerley, Mary leverett, Ann Stephenson. EIGHTH ROW: Becky Side . Pat Schoettlln, Linda Jones. Anne Abercrombie. Jeanne Gregory. SPANISH CLUB ▼ The Spanish Club plans interesting programs, showing the Spanish customs, historical Spanish places, homes, amusements, and the daily life of the people. Although it is not necessary to be a Spanish student to become a member, Spanish students are given preference. FIRST ROW: Allan Robinson, Wayne Coggin, Julian Bynum, Marlin Morris, president; David Wade, William Salter, Mike Reichloy, Jimmy Huston. SECOND ROW: Ernest Fife, Edna Wakefield, secretary-treasurer; Merrie Hendricks, Patsy Boll , Brenda Bailey. Pat McPherson, Catherine Bryant, Sammy Yerby, vice-president; Tommy Butts. Billy Davis. Judy Sterling, Kay Hodges. Carole Hulberg. Virginia Theiring. Nina Sciara, Tom Pollard, Johnny Ives, Ken Powell, Miss Virgil lamb. 33 ALTHEAN CLUB This girls' literary club was formed to help develop friendship and personality, and to add to the cultural life of each member. The annual banquet and the programs are planned by the girls. FIRST ROW: Sara Vann, Rebecca lee, Dorothy Caldwell, Judy Reid, Linda William , vice-president; Sandra Gandy, social chairman; Glenda Gamer, Glenda McKinney. SECOND ROW: Wanda Gaskins, Louise Garrett. Barbara Cline, Patsy Koith. Erola Hint on, Mary Ann little. Ann Folsom, treasurer; Linda Morgan, protident. THIRD ROW: Gloria Allen, Nancy Hildroth, Pcggio McLaughlin, Miss Ruth Ford, sponsor; Wanda Sommers, Carol Lawson, Franceline Neal. Carol Harris, Tatler representative. CLASSICS CLUB L 1 i I 1 U i 1 I 1 The Classics Club was organized to encourage fine arts such as art, music, and literature, with special emphasis on literature. Their programs are planned to help growth, knowledge, and appreciation of creative and individual accomplishments. 34 FIRST ROW: Betty Carroll. Carolyn Layman, Billie Hood, Svranne Marlow. Irene Lambert, vice-president. SECOND ROW: Harry W.lson, treasurer; Annette Duerr, secretary; Jenny Bishop, Charlotte Phillips. Joyco Webb. THIRD ROW: Cherry Walden, MarJean Tucker, Virginia Morrison, Janice Kirkpatrick, president; Mrs. Inez T. Lyerly, sponsor. PIITIIDP Ml 1 DC EC OP AMPPIOA I 1 1 rUIUKt INUKbto vJr WltKIV A 1 ; i L 1 1 r Future Nurses is a service club which has contributed many articles to the school and given food and clothing to many needy families. Their programs are planned to inform all who are interested in nursing as a career. Membership is open to all girls. FIRST ROW: Swollen Pitt , secretary; Betty Jean Dudley, pres.dent; Arden Wood, vice-president; Glenda Latham, Taller representative; Wanda Shoppard, recording lecrefary; Sandra Butby, treasurer SECOND ROW: Jan Field, Betty Gurloy. Beverly Quinn, Bobe BoockKoldt, Bronda Hanlln, Faye Bullock THIRD ROW: Ann GrimjJey, chaplain; Margaret Ferguson, Nancy McDaniel, Mary Louise Seals. Elizabeth Wright, Charlotte Stroud. Penny Nation. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Swann. Jackie Thompson, Dianne Harris. Mrs. Mabel Br� ce. sponsor; Janice Mitchell, Faye Plier. Pat Wheeler. 1 1 1 | 1 r— BIBLE STUDV CLUB 1 1 1 1 This non-denominafional club studies to learn more about the Bible, sometimes having on their programs different outside speakers. The club welcomes as members any students interested in its activities. FIRST ROW: Richard Day, Wayne Randolph, Susan Wiggins. Robbie Blackmon, Camille Crotwell, Eleanor Dudley, Pat Town-send, secretary-treasurer; Iris Sherrill. SECOND ROW: John la May. Kitty Robinson, Gloria Criswell, Anra Dedman, Pat Nabors, Judy Steeley, vice-president; Kaye Carlisle, vice-president; Judy Yarbrough, president; Linda Stevens, chaplain; Carolyn Critten- den. Taller representative; Leonard Irvin. THIRD ROW: Bill lardenl, Anne Dawson, Faye Marie Wanninger, Dianne Nolen, Becky Yarbrough, Norma Townsend, Judy Bailey, Anita Bailey. Marilyn Bibb. Barbara Hosey. Anne Cowden, Shelbia Price. Butch Hargrove. Mrs. Sara Bowie, sponsor. CHARMETTE CLUB The Charmefte Personality Club was organized in the spring of 1958. The purpose of the Charmette Club is to help the girls to develop pleasing personalities by improving their attitudes toward others as expressed by good manners, tact, kindness, and thoughtfulness. FIRST ROW: Betty too McDaniel, Carolyn Holloway, Nancy Carpenter, president; Barbara Jeffares. Doris Jean Holbrook. Wanda Oglesby, Jeanette Fuller. SECOND ROW: Linda Myers. Jan Roberts, Sharon Hall, Carol Schnake. Deanna Harlow. Carol Kemp, treasurer; Darlene Washington. THIRD ROW: Nita Wyatt, Bobbye Johnson, sergeant-at-arms; Linda Sparks, secretary; Ellene Pickclt, chaplain; Marilyn Roberts. FOURTH ROWi Dianne Craft. Faye Dunlap, Tatler representative; Joyce Sellers, Patricia Carroll, Ann Almon. Jeanene Washington. FIFTH ROW: Mrs Myra Jackson, sponsor; Jan Cochran, Peggy Brown, vice-president; Blair Marques, Wanda Hempstoad, Madge Foster. JUNIOR RED CROSS CLUB The Junior Red Cross Club was organized in cooperation with drives of the American Red Cross and Community Chest. Besides these drives members participate in other projects such as helping a disabled or underprivileged person. FIRST ROW: Margaret Jo Jetton, Earline McCarty, Patsy Colley, Linda Helton, Jean Gomer, Clara Brown, vice-president; Katherine Judy, Edna Vaughan, secretary. SECOND ROW: Helen Davis. Mar.e Jacks, Unde Knight, Charlotte Fowler, Billie Ruth Shanklin, Carolyn Hamm. Johnnie Faye Grant, Lynn Harrison, treasurer. THIRD ROW: Pat Norris. Bonnie Mauldin, Eleanor Anderson, Beverly Perryman, Patsy Jordan, Dorothy Brasher, Linda Lesley, Martha Gray, chaplain. FOURTH ROW: Sara lee, Brenda Gressman, Milton Whitlock. Helen Tallichet, Anita Jordan, Tatler representative; Dian Cain, president; Miss Loula Upton, sponsor. SUMUS AMICI Y-TEENS The meaning of Sumus Amici is We are friends. The club was organized in 1954, and has as its goal helping and spreading happiness to others. The Sumus Amici Y-Teens are sponsored as a unit by the Y.W.C.A. FIRST ROW: Mrs, Carolyn Clifton, sponsor; Averil Vann, recording secretary; Jenke Owon, corresponding secretary; Vivian Topp, Jo Strickland, president; Shirley Morion, vice-president; Sharon Morton, treasurer; Betty Nelson, sergeant-at-arms. SECOND ROW: Camrnie DeCarlo, Jackie Kimble, Marie Hoover, June Esfos. Julia Ann Houls, Margaret Robinson, Ddnnie Clark. THIRD ROW: Sara Melanie Mc- Lain, Mickey Crouch, Anita UVecchia, Jacque Rylant, Nancy Blaylock, Sarah Helen Alverson, Joan Parker, Grace Harrison. FOURTH ROW: Patti Swafford, Sharon Bennett. Jean Barnett, Linda Lindsay, Barbara Jo Knight, Bette Broom, Guinde Haynes. FIFTH ROW: Virginia Calico, Martha Kirkland, Ona McGough, Carol Jean Sizemore, Carolyn Hawkins, Donna Burrow, Lynda Inzer. Alice Harris, chaplain. for Christmas 1958. GLEAMETTE Y-TEENS The Gleametfe Y-Teens was formed during World War I by the Young Women's Christian Association. Membership is open to any girl. The club usually chooses a project such as giving a Christmas party for the girls at Alabama Girls' Industrial School. FIRST ROW: Glonda Copeland, Barbara Harrell, Sharon Brooks, secretary; Pat Knowles, president; Barbara McEwen, treasurer; Doris Alford. Sandy Newsome, vice-prosidont; Sally Overstreet, Sharon Pugh. SECOND ROW: Moil Popwoll, Linda Long, Pat Brown, letty Kaye Burke, Sylvia Moore, Linda Riley, Linda Burch- field, Carolyn Davis, Dottie Bryant, THIRD ROW: Jean Bodine, Betty Dunn, Geraldine Dollar, Shirley Gates, Sunny Croushom, Mrs Margaret Holland, sponsor; Kay Akins. Deana Easter. Peggy Kent, Ruth Fleming. +i N | PROMOTERS CLUB “1 1 1 1 The promoters of good will and understanding have many activities. Some of these are sponsoring the U.N. trips and U.N. exams, presenting the United Nations Programs, and being members of the Inter-High Promoters, a city-wide promoters club. Any student interested in their work can be a member. FIRST ROW: Jimmy Ives, Lucretia Presley, Wayne Thrasher, Patricia Bar- McWhorter, Larry Hail. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Rebecca D. Peoples, sponsor; nett, Carolyn Kendrick, vice-president; Randell Bynum, president. SEC- Sheila Decse, Jean Hurst, Joan Holloway, Danny Hardwick. FOURTH OND ROW: Earl Scoggins, Robert Kennedy, Patricia Peoplo , Jerque ROW: Barry Fritz, Barbara Davidson, Elaine Funderburk, Odelle Mixon. TRI-TEENS H ri 1 1 1 1 The purpose of the Tri-Teens is to develop and improve the personalities of its members. The Tri-Teens is a member of the nation-wide organization of Y-Teen clubs. The main goal of the Tri-Teens is To find and give the best. FIRST ROW: Sandra Carter, Joyce Robertson, Suzy Logan, Glenda Neal, Midge Christian, secretary; Sarah Lindsey, vice-president; Janice Morion, president; Rachel Storie, Jeane Broedhead. SECOND ROW: Sandra King, Linda Tucker, Judy Myers, Anne Callahan, Jackie Conn, Joyce Neeley, Sherry Thomas, Nancy Wood, Patricia Holton. THIRD ROW: Bonnie Gordon, Ruth Wahl, Beth Valentine, Myra Norwood, Marivann Pilgreen, Janice Farmer, Peggy Perry, Susan Heim, Gena Powell. FOURTH ROW: Miss Ann� e Katherine Loonoy, sponsor; Judy Speer, Clydean Bowman, Faye Hargraves, Earleen Payne, Charlene Russell, Martha May, Helen Farmer, Jimmie Lou Sparks, Elizabeth Ann Penna. FIFTH ROW: Linda Wiggins, Laura Gilmore, Dianno Harris, Evelyn Tubbs, Glenda Walker, Betty Parrish, Joann Lopresti. Y-TEENS Mrs. Bailey's Y-Teens were organized in 1955. The purposes of the club are to better the characters of the members and to help others. Some of their projects include dressing dolls at Christmas, taking Christmas gifts to Spastic Children, and bringing food or clothing for victims of tornadoes. FIRST ROW: Cindy Courson, Kathy Sharpe, Wanda Self. Beverly McLaughlin, secretary; Margarett William , chaplain; Dot Massey, vice-president; Sue Cole, president; Rose Sharritf. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Sublett, Sue McCreless, Nancy Echols, Joan Ramsey, Geraldine Lackey, Carolyn Porter, Marsh Payne, Carol Hanna, Mrs. Mildred Bailey, sponsor. THIRD ROWr 8otty Reeves, Linda Carpenter, Carol Jean Ash, Taller representative; Hilda Muigrove, Dot Smith, Jewel Phillips, Gail Minor, Sandra Wilson, Carolyn Renfroe, Charlene Ward. TOUJOURS AMIES Y-TEENS The Toujours Amies Y-Teens function as a service club. One of their projects this year is dressing dolls for needy children at Christmas. They also plan to take some baskets of food to the needy at Christmas. The club is sponsored by the Y.W.C.A. FIRST ROW: Joyce Vaughn, secretary; Becky Davis, president; Brenda Campbell, Janice lidell; Gail Johnson, sergeant-at-arms; Carolyn Priekctt, Barbara Brewster, Jerry Stone, Van McElhannon, SECOND ROW: Charlotte Thompson, Barbara Elkin, treasurer; Jean Punch, Kathryn Flarity, Carleaee Watson, Mildred Cockrell, Vicki Dalton, Kay Howard, Karen Bearden, Anne Barr. THIRD ROW: Phylis McCoy, Tatler representative; Carolyn Rusk, Sylvia Bakor, Peggy Hill, Sue Hesler, Pat Ingram, Mary Ann Stone, vice-president; Mary Frances West, Carol Buxbee FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Marlyn Franks, sponsor; Hazel Ford, Ann Davis, Janet Arnold, Emma Carroll, Jane Ellen Brown, chaplain; Marggie LaGroue, Itsy Glasgow, Becky Lowery. LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club was organized in 1938 by Miss Mildred Johnston, the librarian at that time. Miss Katherine Robbins is now sponsor. Membership is limited to those students who have been approved as Library Assistants by the librarians. One of their projects is preparing the monthly Library Bulletin, which is given to members of the faculty and all session rooms. FIRST ROW: Mary Burkett, Sharon Morton, Shirly Morton, treajurer, Barbara Pullen, Anne Little, vice-prctident. Billie Fuller, preiident, Ann Oden, secretary. SECOND ROW Joyce Robertson, Linda Cofield. Betty Walton, Jean Bridges, Sarah Morrow, Mary Ellen Boyles. THIRD ROW: Joan Shoults, Charlotte Thompson, Jean Hurst, Dorothy Marrenell. Mickey Crouch, Marlin Miller. FOURTH ROW; Willie Payne. Dowell Davis, Freddie Stephens, Ronny Sweat, Andy Davenport, Tatler representative. FIRST ROW: Andy Davenport, president, Pat Walter, vice-president, Sally Overstreet, secretary and Tatler representative, Janice Daniels, treasurer, Carol Buzbee, social chairman. SECOND ROW: Patti Swafford. Linda Shepherd. Kay Stanton, Barbara McEwen, Billy Aldridge THIRD ROW: Larry Hart, Mike Welb. Bobbie Moore. Joy Ann Evans. Mrs. Black, sponsor. FOURTH ROW: Tommy Gunter. Marlon Detson, Bobby Lykes. PEN AND INK CLUB The Pen and Ink Club, since its organization in 1924, has been an art club, servicing both our school and its students. Managed by the art students, this club's purpose is to give students opportunity to exercise their own judgements, initiatives, and ideas. This year the Pen and Ink Club is designing and painting Christmas cards to sell. Also, the members have visited Howard College to study the art exhibits displayed there. BOYS’ LETTER CLUB 1959 The Boys' Letter Club is made up of boys who have been given letters on the basis of their participation in the following fields: varsity football, varsity baseball, golf, varsity basketball, or tennis. FIRST ROW: Bit! Kennedy, Earl Gantt, Larry Daniel , president; Bill Cardwell, treasurer; Billy Pound , George Quiggle, vice-president; George Shepherd, chaplain; Bobby Smith, sergeant-atarms. SECOND ROW. Don Wlginton. Neil Monroe. Wyatt Peterson. Tommy Godwin, Anthony Cherry, Larry Smith, Kenneth Morgan, sponsor. THIRD ROW: Leon Dunaway, Bob Pochran, Don Edward , Dale Oliver, Jerry Yelverton, Lewi Clark, Tyron Martin, Sonny Bogg . ergeanf-«t-arm� . TENNIS CLUB The Tennis Club was organized in 1932 by Mr. John L. Carter, the present sponsor. In the past years, there have been many championship teams from this Tennis Club. Any student seriously interested in playing tennis is welcome to become a member. FIRST ROW: Roy Strickland. vice-pra id«nt; Bill Jordan, secretary; Rodnay McKinley, president; Johnny Dkkinjon. Tatlar represents-tive; Hal Shelton, treasurer; Knox Bagwell, Carlton McCurry. SECOND ROW: Guy Lytle, Wally Carlisle, loui Gibion. Perry Cowden, Samuel Rivera, Robert Falkner, Gene Parham, Mr. John Carter, sponsor. THIRD ROW: Ronald Hand, Larry Petty. Khri McAlister, Olin Kelso, Donald Southerland, Eddie Entrekin. Ronald Atkin . LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Le Cercle Francais encourages its members to become better acquainted with the language and the people of France. Members correspond with French students, participate in giving plays, in singing songs, and in learning the French customs and ways of dress. FIRST ROW: John Kimbrough, Judy Watson, first vice-president; Mary Branham, second vico-president; Shirley Black, president; lynn Cooper, treasurer; Louanne Grime . Diane Wade, secretary; Mis Eva Godbey, sponsor; Whoolcr Vice. Tatler representative. SECOND ROW: Donna Smith. Angeline Yeager, Peggy Greenway. Barbara Williamson, These are the officer of the French Club dressed for a skit they gave in auditorium during French Week in November. BANK OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Andy Davenport, James Langston, Sandra Davis, Miss Mary Dearen, faculty advisor. SECOND ROW: Anthony Bed sole, Andy Keith, Lester Reese, Pat Friel, Pam Teague, Bruce Hulburg, Kay Calfee. 42 Nikkie Allen, Johnny Yeager, Brenda Morgan, Gloria Grant. THIRD ROW: Bobby Allen, Marilayne Gordon, Joe Carroll, Ava David, Sarah Joan Green, Nancy Shult . Johnny Eades, Jane Edwards, David loveless, Nsnci Charlton, Maria Soulis. BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF WOODLAWN HIGH SCHOOL SAVING BANK. Our bank is sponsored by one of the downtown banks in cooperation with Junior Achievement, Inc. The purpose of the program is to encourage the students to form the habit of saving regularly and to appreciate the value of a savings account. Those not in picture: Raymond Heaton, Marilyn Motlow, and Mois Popwell. THALIAN DRAMATIC CLUB Formed in 1926, the Thalian Dramatic Club i$ the oldest, and one of the largest of the school's clubs. Membership is limited to speech students interested in drama. All of the programs, plays, stunts, radio performances, and talks about actors and plays, are centered around the club's activities. FIRST ROW: Michael McClain, Darrell Cook, Linda Waldrop, secretary, Sally Grimmer, treasurer. Ina Branham, Carol Fuller, Anthony Bedsole, Bonnie Cofield. vice-president; Pat Conway, Christie Keften, Rose Sherrill, Sandra McCormack SECOND ROW: 8illio Fuller, Jean Bush, E lease Mullins. Fred Milloit, Earline Woolen, Nancy Leonard, Carole House. Jane McGukin, Sandra Davis. Mary Dean Boling, Kathleen Marshall. THIRD ROW: Frances Reeso. Nancy Tucker. Patsy Bell. Adelia Thompson, Anne Gray. Joan Smith, Shirloy Campbell, Joan Pace, Sara Martin, Laurie Brown, Mike Atchison, president; Artie Hanes, Marilyn Mot low. FOURTH ROW: Sara Thompson, Barbara Freeman. Sue Penfield, Fleurette Pearson, Sandra Wiginton, Martha Jo Hoover, Janice Grund, Mabry Robinson, Doris Stokes, Julia Walker, Jerry Biggerstaff, Judy Warner. FIFTH ROW: Aimee Carter, Ann Sneed, Harriet Ray. Mitjl McCombs. Martha Mayo. Jan Meade SCENES FROM THE FALL PLAY 1959 Mary Eastwood, a friend of the Crosby family, faints in the arms ef Mrs. Alicia Crosby as Madame La Grange goes into a trance to find out who the murderer i . Madame La Grange, an Irish medium, lifts the table off the floor to prove her mysterious ability as Mr. Crosby and his friends look on with wonder. Edward Wales, in trying to find his best friend's murderer, has been mysteriously murdered. Detective Tim Donohue conducts an inspection to find the murderer. 1959 The Audubon Club is a combination nature and sports club. The members have encampments on the Tennessee River, Lake Mitchell, and the Coosa River. The membership is open to all boys. The purpose of the club is the study of nature and conservation. FIRST ROW: Allen Oliver, Joel Franks, Don Hallex, vice-president; Richard Bailey, Roy Meador. David Hall, David Hudson. SECOND ROW: Barry Walker. Bobby Sturgis, secretary-treasurer; Hugh McClendon, president; Melvin Simpson, Gordon Melton. Tom McCain. THIRD ROW Mr T. W. Pugh, sponsor; Tommy Gunter, Ronnie Fowler, Paul Mench, Larry Friday, Dennis Bourland, Billy Kirby FOURTH ROW: Tom Hanners, Charles Lynn. Eddie Cook, Charles Ferrell, Larry Merrill, Bobby Killingsworth. Tommy Norris. UTOPIAN SCIENCE CLUB When Woodlawn High School opened in 1922, the Leeuwenhoek Science Club was organized. Later, a second club was organized. Finally, the sponsors decided to consolidate them and form the Utopian Science Club. Each club member makes a science project for each semester. Many members have won state and national prizes in fairs and contests. The two most recent and frequent winners have been Bill McCulla and Mike Carpenter. FIRST ROW: Bill McCulla. president; Michael Hoovor, vice-president; Eleanor Long, secretary; Bill Camp, Bill Eagar, Jimmy Smith. William Salter. Ian Hardin, Robert Thompson, Irven Pope, Jim Davit. SECOND ROW: Darwin Keener, Robert Vann, James Elliot, Rcugene Gunn, Wayne Collins, Warren Wheeler, Mike Carpenter, David Woodrow, Joe Potter, Bobby Gentle, Raymond Heaton. THIRD ROW: Roger Hobby, Charles McCormack, David Cory, David James, Roland Copeland. Johnny Hawkins. Bobby Ritch. Marshall Miller, Charles Elliott, Mike Coalson. FOURTH ROW: David Ingram. John Wells, Fred Standifer. Richard Ke th, Wallace Allison, Bob Gaston, Jim Ausley. Lester Reese. Jack Sharp. Glenn Truitt. Mr. Bill Reynolds, sponsor CHARLES A BROWN FT.A. The Charles A. Brown F.T A was founded in 1947 It offers to the members t h e opportunity of developing leadership through helping teachers during study periods. The members do not necessarily desire to become teachers. FIRST ROW: Jane Hatcher, Jan Robert . treasurer; Petty Cater, president; Paula A.le . Linda Spark . v e-prc� .dent; Nancy Whisonant. Dorothy Woolen, chaplain; Bonnie Scott. Patty Sweat. Faye Wann.nger, D-anne Nolen. Vary Dean Being. M.ckey Broom, Lynn Harmon, Mr . David Baker, sponsor. SECOND ROW. AUndr Ether edge, Mary Alice Mi 11 lean, Ann Buttey, Judy Uvanot. Linda Keefor. Carolyn Layne. Charlotte Harr. , Vrvian Farley, Sue Fleming, Ann Thomas, Roma Abercrombie, Martha Jean Boling, An.ta Roar. THIRD ROW: Jeannme Wilton, June T,dwell. Judy Barnes. Gloria Vernon, Janice Thorn, Mickey Crouch, Sara Martin, Beverly Jean Byers, Joan Pace. Gayo G.bb, Joan Shoults. Margaret Gayle, Mabry Robinson Sara Martin. FOURTH ROW: Elxabeth Adamjon. Judy Speer. Ruth Fleming, Marilyn Payne. Jackie Pope. Beth McElroy. Jean Rogers, Carolyn Carden, Nancy Quinn, Dorn Maddox. Giwda Sanders, Virginia Porter, Katie Ann Holt. Janet Estell. The Choir in its annual Christmas program. Hero arc some geometrical solid forms made in a math project sponsored by Mr . Margaret Holland. Members of Tri-Hi-Y display the collection of these gift to the Mercy Home. Kay Calfee, Gloria Allen, Marie McKinley, Betty Dunn. Anne Gray. Carole Bell. TRI-HI-Y Joyce Hamilton Chaplain Carol Harris Bonnie Cofield Annette Davit Betty Dunn T tenure r Diane Etheridge Carol Fuller Tn-Hl-Y QirU looking over gifts for Mercy Home. Judy Yarbrough. Sondra Jenningt, Carolyn Hearn, Carolyn Jones, Diane Etheridge, Millie McNeil, Billio lou Cain. The Tri-Hi-Y Club, organized in January, 1955, with Mrs. Ouida Kinzey, Sponsor, has as its purpose to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. Tri-Hi-Y means: Tri-threefold purpose; Hi-exemplified by high school girls; Y— affiliated with Y.M.C.A. To be eligible for membership the girls must be in the fifth semester or above, hold Christian ideals, and be willing to uphold Tri-Hi-Y standards, and work hard to serve others. The main project this semester Gloria Alien President Patricia Barnett Carole Bell Secretary Ina Branham Jean Bridget Mary Burkett Billie lou Cain Kay Calfee Reporter Kaye Carllilo Lynda Sue Hassell Carolyn Hearn Sondra Jenningt Carolyn Jones Anne little Marie McKinley Millie McNeil has been working at the Mercy Home. The girls have gone to the home and entertained the children by reading, telling stories, teaching basketball, singing, and teaching piano. They have also taken clothes and magazines for the children. 46 linda Morgan Sharon Morion Shirty Morton Moi Popwell Jeannie Onbiion Jacky Regers linda Shepherd Jo Strickland Jamie Swope Earline Wooten Judy Yarbrough USHERS CLUB 1959 Mike Atchison Anthony Bedsolc James Bcdsole Teb Bondurant Julian Bynum Rondcll Bynum Bill Caldwell Wally Carlisle The Ushers club yvas organized in 1941 with the purpose of developing in each member a sense of personal responsibility to the school. The boys give service by ushering for the school programs, as well as for city symphonies and concerts. To be eligible for membership the boys must be leaders in the fifth semester or above. They must have high grades and high character standards. The officers of the Ushers club are Andy Keith, president; Sammy Yerby, vice-president; Teb Bondurant, secretary-treasurer; Darrell Cook, chaplain; Wayne Self, Taller representative. George Cobb Darrell Cook Wayne Dahlke Bobby Gillespie Ronald Hand Danny Hardwick Joe Hanllne Michael Hoover Bill Irons Andy Keith James Langston P O P i u iki Charlie Mann Khris McAlister Rodney McKinley Lester Reese Wayne Self Jack Sharp Chippy Smith Larry Smith Johnny Thompson Glenn T.-uitt Ralph Waller Warren Wheeler Clifford Williams Sammy Yerby Bill Cardwell, Teb Bondurant, Wayne Self, and Wally Carlisle stand ready to usher for the Christmas program. 47 Pat Nabors Mary Sue Oden Pat Oden Pat Ohnich Joan Parker One of the best-known clubs around our school is this singing Fleuretto Pearson Joan Pctrasek group. They fry out, and are se- Betsy Pitts lected by Miss Dowling from all Joyce Robertson the vocal classes. The Caroliers Wanda Self meet every day at the sixth period. They often combine with the Cavaliers to make the Wood- Joyce Simmons Jo Strickland Dome Summers Elaine Thomas Malinda Thomas lawn High School Chorus. Sue Thompson Vonda Weil Barbara Williamson Bobble Wilkerson Nil Wyatt Jackie Kimble CAROLIERS CLUB Kay Akins Carol Jean Ash Miss Claude Dowling Sponsor Viola Bass Martha Betterton Shirley Black llnda Blackwell Kaye Carlislo tinda Caudle Dianne Craft Sunny Croushorn Nanci Kay CulctrH Jeanette Dower Deana Easter Jane Edwards Carolyn Elsia Diane Etheredge Emily Gannaway Anno Gilliland Barbara Jo Knight Irene Lambert Carolyn layman Eleanor long Linda Goldman Johnnie Faye Grant Bette Gray Violet Hancock Sandra lowery Marion Lynn Jane McDadc Linda McGill Janice Mitcholl Joyce Harvel Martha James CAVALIERS CLUB Bobby Gentle Claud Godwin Ronnie Hamm Charlo Barton Anthony Bediole Charles Berry Wal'ace Allbon The Cavaliers Club is helping to increase Woodlawn's enjoyment of music. This choral club, under the direction of Mr. Joe Turner, meets each day at the sixth period. New Cavaliers are chosen by members of the Cavalier's Club. Sandra Busby Cavalier usually visit Caroller . but all' fair in love. Julian Bynum war, and yearbook making. Here, Carolier vl� it th George Cobb Cavalier . Jimmy Cobb Wayne Coggin Darrell Cook Perry Cowdcn Rodney Crcasman Bill Etkew Roy Gable Joe lackey Maurice lee Harry looney Jimmy loper Charlie Mann Jimmy Malntire Larry Parker Wyatt Peterton Tom Pollard Joe Potten Brian Savage Jerry Spark Doug Stegall Pope Thraih Joe Thrasher Glenn Truitt Eddie Vanderburg Wheeler Vice Mike Walker Warren Wheeler Butch Hargrove Johnny Ive Mike Jackson H. C. Johnson Jerry Jones GIRLS' GLEE CLUB These girls are fhe more advanced choral singers of the school. They are carefully selected from the Caroliers Club by their sponsor, Miss Claude Dowling. They meet every day. Singing with fhe Warblers Club, they compose the Woodlawn High School Choir. All four of Woodlawn's music clubs participate in the annual all-city Christmas Music Festival. fi: A d ' . 000 k. A. ' -A A fl - f or. fi W7 OP ft % $3 0 0 n f JY . A FIRST ROW: Anne Abercrombie. Gloria Allen. Anita Bailey, Patricia Barnett. Anne Barr, Bette Broom. Dianne Bundy. SECOND ROW: Mary Burkett, Sandra Busby, Billie Lou Cain, Kay Calfee. Nell Campbell, Lottie Cruse, Betty Joan Dudley. THIRD ROW: Betty Jean Dunn, Rosemary Franklin, Pat Friel, Sarah Jean Green, Jeanne Grogory, Lynda Sue Hanoi I FOURTH ROW: Carol Harris. Sandra Jo Harm. Carolyn Hearn, Billie Hood, Sondra Jennings, Carolyn Jones. FIFTH ROW: Carolyn Kendrick, Linda Lindsay, Anne Little, Mildred Manning, Dianne McGuire, Millie McNeil, Marilyn Mitchell. rs Jacky Rogers Susan Shepherd Anne Sligh Judy Steeley Linda Stevens Peggy Stone Mollie Thompson Edna Wakefield Linda Waldrop Earlme Wooten Angelina Yeager r| SIXTH ROW: Sylvia Moore, Glenda Neal, Mois Pop- well, Jane Powell, Linda Riley, Jeannie Robison. 4 ■ Officers of the Gleo Club, Kay Calfee, Lottie Cruse, Jacky Rogers. Jeannie Robison, and Lynda Sue Hassell admire the Cup that they won at Stunt Night In November. Sue Cole,- winner of the small cup, looks on with them. Ann Gray, pianist Sam Dennis Wallace Courington Andy Keith Roy Hyde Wayne Self George Quiggle David Kennedy Dicky Smith Charles Ferrell Alan loyd Wayne Thrasher Allen Colburn La Mar Henry Rodney McKinley Cecil Ward Teb Bondurant Olln Kelso Billy Davis Neal Shepherd Jimmy Ives Wayne Russell Bill Lardent Bill Cardwell Bill Stout Donald Harper Walter McDaniel Jerry Vines The members of the Warblers Club are the best male vocalists of Woodlawn. Boys in the Cavaliers try out for positions in the Warblers Club and are selected by members of that club. The Warblers Club meets every day. With the Glee Club, it provides good music and entertainment for auditorium, Stunt Night, P.T.A.. and graduation. This year, the Warblers will give a minstrel. Glee Club and Warblers participate in an annual Spring competition with other schools.. Th Warblers sing in Auditorium for the Sportsmanship Program. 51 WOODLAWN HIGH SCHOOL BAND Her® is Woodiawn's marching band which is under the direction of AAr. Gerald A. Smith. The band perform each fall during the half-timo at our football games, in the spring at it annual band review, and at all school events in which a band is needed. Gilbert Abernathy, Knox Bagwell, Dvid Black, Sue Butler, Randcll Bynum, T. T. Calfee. Pat Carroll, Douglas Caudill, Lawrence Corley, David Corn. Charles Corns, David Cory, Larry Crowe, Dan Davis, Herbie Dayton, Faye Dunlap. AA.-ke Edwards, Charles Elliott, June Estes, Gordon Faulkner, Wayne Fulmer. Loune Garrett. Jimmy Gibson, Lee Gibson, Carlos Gonzaloz, Hoke Graham, James Gray, Donald Gregg, Freddy Grill, Norman Hamm. Eddie Hawley, Raymon Heaton. Wanda Hempstead, LaAAar Henry. AAaurice Henry, David Higgins, Randy Hill, Edw.n Hobson, Pat Hollifield, John Holloway, Harold Holly, Patricia Holton, AAike Hoover, AAary Horton, Pat Ingram, Jimmy Jackson, Clifford Jones, Marvin Keener, Eugene Kullman, Charles Lambert, Montey Lindsey, Linda Loggins, Charlie AAann, Jack AAarchant, Reggie Mardis, lewis AAartln, Gordon Melton, Paul AAench, Gary Monk, Joe AAorgan, James AAcCay, Charles McCormack, AAaric AAcKinley. Joyce Neeley, Steven Oliver, Judy Parker, Douglas Pate, Jerry Penn, John Penn, TRUAAPET TRIO Lester Reese David Stamcy Raymon Heaton BASS SECTION Charles Lambert Charles Com Dan Williamson George Reed Jerry Penn Larry Petty, Jerry Luc Pirkey. Judy Pirkey, Jerry Quick, Raymond Rayfield, George Reed. Jim Reese. Lester Reese. Charles Roberts, Andy Robinson. John Rutland, Jacque Rylant. Joyce Sellers, Jack Sharp, leemon Segers, Emmet Sherrill, AAilvin Simpson. Brandon Smith, Chippy Smith, Ronny Smith, Donald Southerland, David Stamey, Grady Stone, Steve Stone, Martha Sullivan. Roy Talley, John Thomas. Robert Thompson, Allen Thornton, Clyde Trasher, Vivian Topp, Glenn Truitt, Eddie Vanderburg, Robert Vann, David Vickroy, Claudia Wadsworth, David Woar. Bill Wheat. AAartha Jean Williams, Dan Williamson, Jack Wilson, David Woodrow Drum Majorette, Suzy Logan; Head Majoretto, Jo Ann Gaither AAajorettes. Joyce Bragg, Glend Brown, Elsie Green, Pat Hudgins, Marilyn AAotlow, Carolyn Phillips, Barbara Roddam, Jerilynn Stone, Jo Ann Watson; Conductor, Gerald A. Smith. WOODLAWN HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA FIRST ROW: Jim Hale, concert matter; Eleanor long, concert mittreu; Gloria Holt. Joan Walker, Jeff Tro ler, Bebe 8oockholdt, Jack « Pope. Judith Merchant. SECOND ROW: Linda Fincher. Eerleen Payne, Theresa Hull, Hoke Graham, Michael Hoover, Randall Bynum, letter Roete, Glenn Truitt, Carolyn Singleton. Martha Betterton. THIRD ROW: Glynn Gatfit, Nancy Boockholdt, Judy Parkley, Gary Monk. FOURTH ROW: Fay McComb. Mary Ann long. Pat Ingram, Patty Holton. FIFTH ROW: Warren Wheeler, Don McCartney. Jack Sharp, Charlet Mann. Chippy Smith, Jerry Pirkey. Gordon Melton. The Woodlawn High School Orchestra, under the direction of Miss Pauline Zinzer, combines a cross section of the most talented students in music. Each year the Orchestra plays for the tapping of National Honor Society, for the Senior Graduation, and for special auditorium programs. Each year a concert master or concert mistress j's chosen by Miss Pauline Zinzer from the most qualified people. Tha Orcheitra, tuning up. R.O.T.C. The Third Battle Group Staff and Companies in the Veteran's Day parade. Below: THIRD BATTLE GROUP-COMPANY I: Alfred Adair, Mike Carpenter. Tom McCain, Russell Beats, Philip Burleson, Jerry Henson. Carleton McCurry, Johnny Me Elroy, John Milloit, Ken Powell, Eddie Smith, Joe Thrasher, James Wingard. William Adams, Don Blount, Johnny Butler, Bob Coiro, James Corkran, Charles Dores, Winston Easterling, James Elliot, Herbert Evans, Earl Floyd. Richard Green, Tommy Hamilton, William Henderson, Thomas Hester, Richard Ingram, David Ingram, Fletcher Roberts, David Loveless. John Merrett, Morris Parrish, Jesse Rocgner, Michael Snow, Freddy Stevens. Eddie Thomas, Nelvage Willingham. Elton Windem, George Wright, Richard Woodruff. Delbert Marshall, Thomas Jones. Officers of Company I are Harold Martin, James Grady, Johrwy Johnson. Wayne Thrasher, Allen Moore, and Deanna Neugent. sponsor FRONT ROW: Brian Savage, Robert Reid, Russell Finch. Harold Martin. Jimmy Henson. SECOND ROW: Johnny Butler, Robert Jones, Jerry Henson, Jerry Quick. Mr Martin pins the insignia of rank on honorary Colonel Joann Gaither. Cadet Colonol Clifford Williams. Marfhalee Skolton it band spon. tor. COMPANY K Harold Holly. Mike McCain. Clyde Thrather, Chajles Lynn. Barry Fritz. Neal Carroll, Donald Gregg, Leonard Irvin, Robert- Jonet, Marshall Miller, Gary Monk. Thomas Randle, Jack Rohling. Melvin Simpton, Harry Stokes. Roy Talley, James Akin , Jimmy Alexander. Bobby Berktdale, Jerry Biggcrstaff, Danny Boling, Horace Corbett. Joe Estes. Russell Finch, Dennis Fincher, Glynn Gattis, lee Gibson, Bobby Gilmer, Frederick Grill, Ian Hardin, Rufus Hyatt, Larry Kelpke, Charles Lambert, Wiley McClain, Jack Merchant, Lewis Martin, John Melton, Thomas Overstreet, John Penn, William Perrigin. Roger Pickle, Irven Pope, Jerry Quick, Charles Roberts. George Reed, Leamon Segert, James Sherrill, Howard Snith, Grady Stone. Allen Thornton, Michael Woodruff. GIRLS' RIFLE TEAM FIRST ROW: Margie A. Ginn, Binnie F. Honkamp, Maria I. Soulis. Jackie F. Black. Rose Sherritt. SECOND ROW. Jan K. Cochran, Gail E. Minor. Mrs. Clifton, sponsor, Dorinda Edwards. Joyce Lee Ditmukes. Officers of Company K arc William Long, Melvin taken, Raymond Heaton, James Early. David Higgins, Betty Smith, sponsor. This is the drill team marching at Legion Field before the Jones-Valley, Woodlawn game in November. It was asked to march in the Crippled Children's Clinic charity game on Thanksgiving Day. It is the only team in the city which marches without calls. ROTC 55 MARSHAL CAPTAINS: Jano Me Do do. Lynda Sue Hindi, Betty Sneed, Dion Coin, Ann Oden. Sue Shepherd, Corole Bell, Millie McNeil, Pat Barnett. Lottie Cruie, Ann Gray, Pom Teague. Judy Davenport. Eleaio Mullin . MARSHALS Jeon Buih eem� to be making fun of the fact that Doug Nunnelley cerriei a dummy O.K. which ij being lent to all marjhal po t� to check marjhal efficiency. 1 Marjhal- c. in , Sprint, r Tern,- 3,11 Mrj. Pope jupervuei the jelection and dutiei of about 36 marjhali for each period n a day. Each � et of marihali alio hai a student juperviior or captain and an ainitant. STUDENT GOVERNMENT Within itself, Woodlawn High School is a community in which the members are trained for citizenship. The student government, better called a cooperative government, aims to develop leadership, respect for the rights of £jhers, sound judgment; to insure high standards of scholarship; to maintain ideals of truth, honor, duty, and self-control. The departments represented in this form of government are the student council, student court, and the marshal force. BILLIE LOU CAIN CAROLYN JONES V e-Pre idenf Secretary This picture was taken during a meeting of the cabinet, which is made up of the chairmen of different committees in the student government organization. The 16 committees are: Parliamentary Law, Memorial, Honor Points, Student Court, Service Points, Sportsmanship, Program, Athletic, Safety, Morning Watch, Election, Building, Student Activity, Buddy, Gold and White, Student Directory. Thi :� a picture of ome of the candidate and their campa n manager in auditorium during ttudent-govem-ment election week Jane McDede telling what the would do if elected vice-president. BILL CARDWELL Vice-President BECKY DAVIS Secretary | SINGLE COPIES I TATLER 10 CENTS- Fo the spring term Catherine 8ryant was [Assistant Editor. chosen Edifor-in-Chicf and Pat Conway, Special editors for spring term are Gayle Tucker, Sandra Davis, Carlton McCurry, and Mabry Robinson. These students distribute Tatlers to session room representatives for circulation among students. FIRST ROW: Ruth Roberts, Ga.l Pitts. SECOND ROW: Martha Gray. Sue Shepherd, 8etsy Pitts, Joyce Robertson, Sandra McCown. THIRD ROW: Charlie Mann, Jimmy Ives, Jack Sharpe. Lester Rcose. FOURTH ROW: Randell Bynum, Ralph Waller. The reporters who collect the school news are: Gail Pitts, Sarah Martin, Pat Ohnich, and lucrelia Prcstlcy, Evelyn Topps, Way no Collins 58 TATLEI Mr . Leona Almon, tpontor, look over the outcome of her effort , The fall editor , Catherine Bryant, Editor-in-Chief, and Sandra Davit, Assutant Editor, are kept buty at the top engineer for thi � eme� -ter. Thi car of tpecial editor for the fall term it made up of Diane Ethridge. Carlton Me-Curry, Hugh McClendon and Pat Conway, Reporter : Pat Peeplei, Butch Hargrove, Jecky Roger , and Michael Bracewell, Judy Davenport, Marvin Keener. A vital part to the staff are the typitt Nanci Charlton, Beverly McLaughlin, and D'Ann Duke. WOODLOC JACKY ROGERS Editor Each year the Woodlog staff presents in pictures and brief copy an account of the activities and achievements of the students of Woodlawn High School. From fop to bottom: Sylvia Mooro, Sports Editor; Emily Gannaway, Organizations Editor; Rosemary Franklin, Faculty Editor; Faye Glasgow. Honors and Awards Editor; Linda Caudle, Associote Feature Editor; and Billie Hood, Feature Editor. MISS MILDRED BARNARD Woodlog Adviior Students handling the sales of the Woodlog were: FIRST ROW: Virginia Theiring, Betty Hall, Suzanne Marlowe, Margaret Robinson. SECOND ROW: Janice Kirkpatrick, Katherine Flaherty, Glenda McKinney, Gladys Hedson. THIRD ROW: Brenda Dendy. Char-lottc Self, Gloria Holt, Sandra Mabry, Dianne Harris. FOURTH ROW: Marshall Miller, Business Manager; Julia Walker, Sarah Day. STAFF ANNETTE DAVIS Editor Joan Wolfe, Sophomore Editor; Linda Shepherd, Claw Editor; Jeanno Gregory, Senior Editor; Carol Buzbee, Junior Editor,- and Anne Cow den, Freshman Editor. From top to bottom: Andy Davenport. Ads Editor; Carol Fuller, Copy Editor; Shirly Morton and Sharon Morton, Advertising Manager!. MISS FREESA ANNE BARBER feature Advisor FIRST ROW: Don Nunnelley and Doug Nunnelley, Photographers. SECOND ROW: Patsy Bolle, Art Editor; and Judy Sterling, Typist, 61 EUCLIDEAN MATH Euclidean Math Honor Society was founded for outstanding math students. The requirements for membership are: ( 1 ) An A or ”B average in the first five semesters; (2) service in the Math Department one semester before and one semester after attaining membership; (3) character, and (4) leadership. Sylvia Baker Patricia Barnett Anthony Bedtole James Bedsole Teb Bonduram Ina Branham Jean Bridget Mary Burkett Sandra Butby Julian Bynum Kay Calfee George Cobb Yvonne Coleman Pat Conway Darrell Cook Annette Davit Betty Jean Dudley Betty Jean Dunn Diane Etheredge Jan Field Rotemary Franklin Carol Fuller Billie Fuller Emily Gannaway Anne Gray Jeanne Gregory Janice Grund Larry Hail Joyce Hamilton Ronald Hand Danny Hardwick Don Harper Joe Harlllne Michael Hoover Bruce Hulberg Bill Irons Charles Jones Carolyn Kendrick Martha Kirkland Phyllis laafsch Anne little James Langston Pete lopresti Sandra Lowery Bill Camp Charlie Mann Billte Martin Khr � McAInter Fred Mtllcit Brenda Morgan linda Morgan Sharon Morton Shirty Morton Doug Nonnelley Pat Ohn.ch Sally Ovorsfreet Swollen Pitt Kathy Pranko Lester Recto Diane Roan Jacky Roger Layton Roger Ear! Scoggins Wayne Self Jack Sharp Imda Shepherd Chippy Smith Joanno Smith Larry Smith Sonny Solomon Jo Strickland Corley Thompton Johnny Thompton Mollie Thompton Glenn Truitt Richard Verciglio David Vickroy Ralph Waller Jody Warner Warren Wheeler Sandra Wiginton Bobbie Wilkerton Clifford Williams Barbara Williamson Arden Wood Earline Wooten Jody Yarbrough OMICRON DELTA HONOR SOCIETY Bonnie Cofield 1959 Mike Atchison Cerole Bell Ina Branham Omicron Delta Honor Society selects students from any field of speech. A student may distinguish himself in three or more major speech performances to become a member. This is the highest speech honor a student at Woodlawn can receive. Carol Fuller George Cobb MASQUE AND GAVEL HONOR SOCIETY Anthony Bcdsole Ina Branham Masque and Gavel Honor Society was organized in December of 1933 for students who have excelled in one major speech performance and in three one-act plays. Marilyn Motlow Nancy Nathan Bonnie Cofield Darrell Cook Pat Conway Carol Fuller Earline Wooten Millie McNeil Eleate Mullim Bettye Snead Anne Gray 64 OLYMPIAN HONOR SOCIETY Membership in Olympian Honor Society is open to physical education girls, in the fifth semester or above, who are interested in physical education and health leadership. After appointment, each member is required to give one term of service, assisting in physical education classes and after school athletic activities in order to be awarded a large school letter with the Olympian insignia. Marilyn Mot low Emma O'Toolo Botfye Snead Linda Thompson Nancy Whiaonant Yvonne Coleman Sue Dcbbi Tercw Dole Pat Grady Willene Goeller Sunny Lawrence MARSHAL HONOR SOCIETY Gloria Alien Carole Bell To be eligible for membership in the Marshal Honor Society, a student must be in the 6th semester or above, must have a general average of C or above, and must be approved by a faculty committee, consisting of sponsors, principal, and advisors. An act of dishonor disqualifies any person otherwise eligible for membership in this society. I a! Kay Calf bo Bill Cardwell 65 ORCHESTRA HONOR SOCIETY Chippy Smith 66 Orchestra Honor Society members are selected in the sixth semester or above. They are encouraged toward higher standards of performance on all orchestral instruments. The club recognizes progress, loyalty, and service to the group. BAND HONOR SOCIETY Mari© McKinley Jerry lu© Pirkey Lester Reese Jacque Rylant Jack Sharp Chippy Smith David Stamey Clyde Thrasher Glenn Truitt David Vickroy Martha Jean Williams Mike Hoover Charlie Mann The Band Honor Society is for students who have excelled in the band. The aim of the society is to create better musicianship, to stimulate a desire to render school and community service, to encourage the development- of leadership, and to instill the principles of good character into the lives of the members of the entire musical organization. Gilbert Abernathy Randell Bynum June Estes Hoke Dunn Graham James Gray la Mar Henry David Higgins John Holloway JUNIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The committee for the National Honor Society, as well as Junior National, consists of Miss Stacey Furr, chairman; Mr. Ralph Martin, Miss Anqa Dougherty, Miss Virgil Lamb, and Mrs. Louise Pope. Junior National is for semesters three, four, and five, National is for semesters six, seven, and eight. After the committee has selected candidates on the basis of grades, and faculty votes for them on the basis of character, leadership, and service. The committee then makes final selections from the faculty ballots. M ss Stacey Furr Peggy Cobb Sandra Davis Billie Claire Fuller Emily Gennewey Jeanne Gregory Ramon Heaton John lipham Madelon Logan Marshall Miller Doug Nonnelly Betsy Pitts Janice Robertson Don Seay Diane Tidwell Linda Waldrop Barbara Williamson Joan Wolfe Angeline Yeager Friends look on with joy as George Cobb taps Anna Bailey for National in November. Betty Jean Dunn, at Anita's right, was also tapped that day. 67 Glorm Allen Sylvia Baker Anita Bailey Ina Branham Barbara Brewster Linda Burchfield Sandra Busby Daroll Cook George Cobb Ronald Hand Lynda Sue Hassell Andy Keith James Langston SOCIETY HONORS JO ANN GAITHER HONORS AND AWARDS Mis Fire Prevention. Selected by students to represent Woodlawn during Fire Prevention Week GEORGE COBB Fall term Baush tomb medal and certificate, given for high grade , jervice to the school, and outstanding work in the Science department. MIKE CARPENTER Spring term Bauth tomb medal and certificate, given for high grades, service to the school, and outstanding work in the Science department. Won 1st prize and Best of Show of Alabama State Fair on a special science project. WARBLER S MlNSTREt Warbler's Annual Minstrel: FIRST ROW: Sam Koonc, alternate end man; David Konnedy. end man; Charles Ferrell, end man. SECOND ROW: Walter Nichols, end man; Allen Colburn, alternate end man; George Quiggle. interlocutor; and Neal Shepherd, end man. 70 J.N.H.S.—FIRST ROW: James Simmonj, Charles Jones. Rita Bowen, Robert Thompson. Eddie AAcCarley. SECOND ROW; Carol Harvey. Almee Carter. Pat Ohwich. Janice Daniel . THIRD ROW: Bill Bozeman, Richard Lytle. Andy Oavenport, Jim Cobb AAR. ROBERT YOUNGBLOOD. Head of the Science Department, won the Science Achievement Teacher's Award with the largest number of exhibits at the 1958 State Fair, GLENN JETT won 1st place in the posed picture category of the Alabama High School Journalism Clinic contest. The winning picture was in the 1958 Wood-log. DAVID LOVELESS won 1st place «sd 55. JOYCE LANGLEY and CHRISTIE KETTEN received honorable mention in the essay contest on Why I Believe in Total Abstinence. sponsored by the Thalian Literary Club, a local club. LARRY DANIELS was selected by December 1958 Teen Magazine as runner-up in their All-American football list. FIRST ROW: Lucretia Presley, Randall 8ynum. SECOND ROW: Kay Calfee, Charlie Mann. Foe scholarship, leadership, and service, Kay and Charlie receivod Honor Point Letters; lucretia and Randall, Monograms. RANDALL BYNUM - An appointment to the U.S. Air Force Academy. BILL IRONS - An appoint, ment to the U.S. Military Academy at West Point RONALD HAND First alternate for an appointment to the U.S. Naval Academy at Annapolis. Mar.c accepts the cup. 72 ANITA BAILEY Tho French Award, a medal presented to the student «com-plishing the mott in two year of study in French. On Stunt Night thi trophy wa� awarded to the Glee Club In competition with the other larger club . A similar trophy was awarded to Sue Cole who represented the Y-Teen , a smaller club. HONORS AND AWARDS ANNETTE DAVIS Good Cifixensh.p Girl, an honor for the outstanding senior, who «s enrolled in a history clast, entitling her to compete in Montgomery for the State Award. CAROLE BELL Masque and Gave I Award, from the Spcoch Honor Society for the greatest speech improvement m four years. JIM COBB Freshman Award, a book, given by the National Honor Society to the freshman who ha excolled in service, scholarship, and character. The 1958 Woodlog received a B rating by the National School Yearbook Association. This mean good to very good The editors of the book were Carole Bell and Ida Ray Cooley. The Tattler, our school paper, received very good' to “excellent In the State rating at the University of Alabama Journalism Clinic. The editor of the Taller was Catherine Bryant, and sho is serving as editor this year 73 CLARENCE EUGENE BROWN This page is in memory of Clarence Eugene Brown, beloved boys' advisor, who devoted some twenty-five years of loyal, kindly service to the youth of Birmingham. His warm true friendship, his ready smile, his words of encouragement warmed many hearts. The blessings of his dedicated life, his great stature, and widespread influence will remain through life in the memories of the faculty and students of Woodlawn High School. FAVORITES Holy, fair, and wise is she: The heaven such grace did lend herf That she might admired be. Is she kind as she is fair? For beauty lives with kindness. SHAKESPEARE JOANN GAITHER SENIOR FAVORITE 1959 LYNDA SUE HASSELL SENIOR FAVORITE PAM TEAGUE SENIOR FAVORITE BILL CARDWELL SENIOR FAVORITES DEANNA NEUGENT TEB BONDURANT OTHER FAVORITES CAROLYN JONES CAROLYN HEARN PAT GRADY BLUE LOU CAIN Except for the top eight favorite girls shown on earlier pages, students In the feature section were chosen by the senior dais. Semifinal selections for the top eight favorito girls were made by outside judges on a basis of ap-pevance, poise, and personality. Final selections were made from photographs. The lodges were: Mrs. Edith Wilson, Mrs Cecilia Cutdiffe, and Mr. Tom Woods. SUNNY LAWRENCE GAYLE TUCKER JUDY YARBROUGH WOODLAWN’S JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM Woodlawn High School' first annual Junior-Senior Prom was held at Highland Park Country Club on December 13. 1958. The climax was a leadout of senior session room representatives and their dates. The leading lady was Miss Bettye Snead, chairman of the prom committee. FIRST ROW: Kay Calfee, Bradley White, Pam Teague. Kenneth Johnson, Bettye Snead. Chippy Sm.th, Mar Mc-Kinsley. Charles Brasher. SECOND ROW: Claudette Dickerson, Larry Smith, Sara Martin. Hugh McClendon, Lott Cruse. James Fochee, Joyce Hamilton, Leon Black. THIRD ROW: Sandra Busby, John Rocks. Carol Bu2bee, Ralph Serrano, Charlene Lynn, Willie Payne, Sylvie Baker, Johnny Dickerson, Glenda Harvey. Jack Nix. WHO’S WHO JANUARY 1959 BEST DRESSED Patsy Saab and Gerald Sanders MOST ATHLETIC Emma O’Toole and Randy Hutto 88 WHO’S WHO WITTIEST Claudette Dickerson and Tony Giattina MOST POPULAR Kathy Sharpe and Sammy Yerby WHO’S WHO MOST COURTEOUS Joyce Hamilton and George Cobb FRIENDLIEST Sunny Lawrence and Charlie Mann WHO’S WHO JANUARY BEST ALL AROUND PAM TEAGUE and NEIL MONROE MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED marte McKinley and ANDY KEITH WHO’S WHO MAY 1959 BEST DRESSED Gayle Tucker and Phil Hinkle MOST ATHLETIC Judy Yarbrough and Larry Daniels WHO’S WHO 1959 WITTIEST Jeannie Robison and Bobby Smith MOST POPULAR Joann Gaither and George Ouiggle 93 WHO’S WHO 1959 MOST COURTEOUS Anne Little and Darrell Cook FRIENDLIEST Joyce Vaughn and Wallace Courington 94 WHO'S WHO MAY BEST ALL AROUND Billie Lou Cain and Bill Cardwell MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Carol Fuller and Bill Irons HOMECOMING 1958 Homecoming Queen FIRST ROW: Joyce Hamilton, artist; Claudette Dickerson, presenter; Carolyn Kendrick, hi , torian; Kay Calfee, musician SECOND ROW: Neil Monroe, president; Charles Brasher, treasurer; Sylvia Baker, artist; Pam Teague, secretary. Other officers wero Hugh McClendon, vice-president; Kathy Sharp, prophet; Charlie Mann, musician; Carole Bell, speaker; and Andy Keith. SENIOR OFFICERS - FALL TERM The Homecoming Court, consisting of the Queen, three alternates, and their escorts, urge our team on at the Homecoming Game with Ensley. FIRST ROW: Dale Callahan, the Queen, escorted by Bill Irons; Pat Grady, and Anthony Giattina. SECOND ROW: Joyce Vaughn, Teb Bondu-rant, Sondra Jennings, and Chippy Smith. DALE CALLAHAN And this our life, exempt from public haunt, Finds tongues in trees, books in the running brooks, Sermons in stones, and good in everything. SHAKESPEARE 98 FALL SENIORS GILBERT ABERNATHY . . . ' B Team Football; Band; Band H$; SR Office . ERNEST ALLDREDGE ... SR Office . GLORIA JANE ALLEN . . . Tri-Hi-Y President; NHS; Choir; Marshal HS; Al-fhean Club President; FTA Vice-President; Carol iers; Apollo; Council; SR Office ; Aud. Program . MARY CAROLYN ALLEN . . . FTA President and Secretary; Apollo; SR Office ; French Club. RONALD GENE ATKINS . . . Tennis Team and Club. THOMAS ALFRED ATKINSON BARBARA ANITA BAILEY . . NHS; Glee Club; Apollo; Y-Teen Chaplain; Bible Study Club Vice-President; SR Office ; Marshal; Operetta. SYLVIA BAKER NHS; SR Pre idcnt; Euclidean HS; Althean Club Secretary; Y-Tcen ; lab Assistant; Chairman of Building Committee. JACK BARTON . . . Varsity Football; 8 Team Basketball; Marshal; SR Office . CAROLE LYNN BELL • • Co-Editor '58 Woodlog; Tri-Hi-Y Secretary; Marshal HS; Masque and Gavel HS; Marshal Captain; Council; Bible Study Club President, Vice-President, and Secretary. HORACE BLACK . . SR President. CHARLES ALLAN BRASHER . . . Office Help; Senior Class Treasurer; SR Offices. BARBARA BREWSTER . . . NHS; Euclidean HS; Y-Toens; Marshal HS; Office Help; Apollo; Marshal Captain. RANDELL BYNUM . . . Promoters President; Inter-High Promotors; Usher ; Council; Apollo; Philatolic Club; SR Office ; Band HS; Orchestra HS; Lab Assistant; Stunt Night; Operetta. MARIAN KAY CALFEE . . . Glee Club President; Tri-Hi-Y; NHS; Council; Euclidean HS; Marshal HS; Junior Red Cross Club Offices; FTA President; Caroliers; SR Offices; Apollo; Marshal Captain. ELIZABETH WARD CARROLL . . . SR Office ; Classics Club; Apollo. GEORGE WILLIAM COBB NMS; Jr. NHS; Mesq ue and Gavel HS; Euclidean HS; Usher ; Cavalier ; lalin Club. President and Chaplain; Council; Marshal; Apollo; Fall Play; lab Assistant; President 8 g 9 Dance Committee. 1959 Anne Callahan. Martha May. Jody West. Sandra Jo Harris, and Ann Grimsley discuss the day's trial , tribulations, and amusing incidents during their lunch period. BETTY ANN DANIEL . .. Y-Teens; Apollo. JUDY ANN DAVENPORT . . . NHS; Y-Teens, President; Marshal Captain; SR Offices; library Assistant; library Club; Bank Representative; Tatler Staff; Council. JAMES SEAY DEROY, JR. .. . Apollo; Marshal. CLAUDETTE DICKERSON . . . SR Offices; lab Assistant; Nature Club, Secretary; Audubon Club. Offices; Marshal; Band Revue 55. JOHNNY DICKINSON . . . Tennis Club, Tatler Representative; Tennis Team Two-Year letterman; Office Help; Marshal; Apollo. BETTY JEAN DUDLEY . . . FNA, President; Euclidean HS; Glee Club; Caroliers; Apollo; SR Offices; Personality Club, president. ELEANOR FRANCES DUDLEY . . . Apollo; Marshal; Bible Study Club; Y-Teens. BETTY JEAN DUNN . . . NHS; Jr. NHS; TtWfrY, Treasurer; Euclidean HS; FNA, Offices; FTA, Vice-President; Council; Caroliers; Glee Club; SR Office ; Y-Teens, President; Marshal; Apollo. HERMAN (BUDDY) EGAN . . . Tatler Representative; Hi-Y Club; 8 Team Basketball. JOHN LAMAR ENZOR , . . Treasurer Cavaliers; Apollo; SR Offices. MARY LINDA FINCHER . . . Secretary Latin Club; Orchestra HS; SR Offices; Apollo; Marshal; Orchestra Concert Mistress PHYLLIS CLAIRE FOCK . . . lab Assistant; Office Help; Mr. Brown's Assistant; Y-Teens Chaplain; Promoters; Marshal; Woodlog Staff. 100 ALICE NAOMI FRAZIER . Personality; Future Nurses; Apollo Clubs. SHIRLEY- GATES . . . Gleametre Y-Tecns. ANTHONY JOHN GIATTINA . . . Vice-President Warblers and Apollo; Endman 57 Minstrel; MC Stunt Night 58; Cavaliers. DRUCILLA GIBSON . . . Apollo; FTA Club. LOUIS OREN GIBSON . .. Tennis Team and Club. ANNE MARIE GRAY . . . NHS; Jr. NH$; Tri-Hi-Y; Warblers’ Accompanist; Euclidean HS; Masque and Gavel HS; Marshal Captain; Lab Assistant; Library, Apollo, and Dramatic Clubs. MARGARET ANN GRIAASLEY . . . Caroliers; Glee Club; Apollo; Future Nurses' Club Chaplain. JOYCE (DO LORIN) HAMILTON . . . NHS; Jr. NHS; Tri-Hi-Y Chaplain; Euclidean HS; Junior Math Club; SR Offices; Senior Artist; Who's Who. WILLIAM HAMM, JR. RONALD WAYNE HARP • • • SR President and Vice-President; Model Club President; Marshal. FALL SENIORS SANDRA JO HARRIS . . . Enfre Nous Y-Teens Secretary and Social Chairman; Caroliers; Glee Club; Apollo; SR Offices BETTE GALE HILL . . . Marshal; Y-Tcons; SR President; Assistant to Mr. Graston; FTA; Apollo; Student Council. MARIANNE HOBART . . . Classic Club. JOHN HOLLOWAY . . . Apollo Club; Band; Photography Club, President. DAVID HUDSON . . . Track, 3Vi Years (2 State Meets); B Football; Apollo; Cavaliers. ROY HYDE . . . Warblers; Cavaliers; Apollo; Various SR Offices; Band. WILLIAM DON JEFFARES . . . Treasurer DE Club; Band; SR Offices; Euclidean Honor Society; Apollo; French Club. BOB JERNIGAN MARGARET JO JETTON . . . Apollo; Entre Nous Y-Teens; Red Cross Club. KATHERINE LILLIAN JUDY . . . Vice-President, Secretary Junior Red Cross Club; FNA; Marshal; Club Offices. DIANE JORDAN . . . Marshal; Maih Help; SR Offices; Dramatic Club; Freshman Auditorium WARD ANDREW KEITH . President Ushers; Warblers; NHS; Cavaliers; JNHS; Vice-President Euclidean; Fall Play; Boys' State; Who's Who; SR Offices; Vice-President Latin Club. CAROLYN FAYE KENDRICK . . . Historian Senior Class; Caroliers; Glee Club; Choir; Promoters; Inter-Hi Promoters; UN Tour; Apollo; Altheen; Euclidean HS; Marshal HS. WILLIAM MARK KNOX . . . Cavaliers; Warblers,- Football. JAMES LANGSTON . . . National HS, Ushers; Euclidean HS; President School Savings Bank; lob Assistant; SR Offices. Anne Gray taps a surprised Lottie Cruse for N.H.S. at its semi-annual tapping. 101 SUNNY LAWRENCE . . . Y-Teens; Girl ' lettor Club: President Olympian HS; Homecoming Sponsor; SR Offices; Senior Favorite; Who's Who. MELVIN DAN LEWTER . . . Euclidean HS. SARAH ELIZABETH LOVELL . . . Freshman Aud CHARLES EDWARD MANN . . . President Cavaliers; Euclidean; Ushers; Apollo; Vice-President FTA; It Col. ROTC; Band HS; Orchestra HS; Council; Cabinet; Who’s Who; SR Office ; Stunt Night. BILLIE MARGARET MARTIN . . . Euclidean HS; Spanish Club; SR Offices; Marshal; NHS. WALTER EUGENE MASON . . Photography Club; Apollo; lab Assistant. DOROTHY HELEN MASSEY . . SR Offices; Y-Teens; Philatelic Society; Marshal; lab Assistant; Student Council. DRUCILLA MASSEY . . . Marshal; Officer Junior Red Cross; FNA; Miss Hannon's Assistant. SHARON ELAINE MITCHELL BONNIE MIZE . . . Taller Staff; Y-Teens; Caroliers; Apollo; SR Office. NEIL MONROE . . . President Apollo.- Three-Year letterman. Football; President Senior Class; President SR; Warblers; Secretary and Treasurer letter Club; B Team Basketball; Baseball; Cavaliers; Favorite; Who's Who. WESLEY MURRAY MICHAEL KHRISTIAN McAlister . . . Ushers; Euclidean HS; Tennis Club; President Nature Club; Marshal; Lab Assistant; Apollo Club; Stunt Night HUGH MORROW McCLENDON Senior Vice-President; President Audubon Society; Taller Business Manager; Apollo; Marshal; Camera Club; SR Offices, lab Assisted). FALL SENIORS Yuonne Coleman tells the Student Cabinet of the plans of the sportsmanship committee to regain the cup. which Woodlawn has not won in several years This yaar. Walter McDaniel Apollo; Cavaliers, Warbler ; SR Office ; Civic Asti tant, MARTHA DIANNE McGUIRE Apollo Club, Carolier , Choir; SR Office; Vestalian; Y-Tecns. MARIE GENE McKINLEY . . NHS; Freshmen Award; French Award; Euclidean Math HS; Vice-President Tri-Hi-Y; Delegate to Youth legitlature; Jr NHS; President FTA; French Club, President; Band; Apollo; Marshal; Office Worker; Student Council; Parliamentary law Committee; Auditorium Programs,- Various SR Office JACQUELINE ESTHER McWHORTER Marshal; SR Office ; Dramatic Club; Promoter Club; Club Officer; Freshman Aud,; Inter-High Promoter . JAMES DOUGLAS NORTON . , At Other Schools; Hi-Y; Assistant Mr. Brown. CHRISTINE ODEN . . Marshal; Froshman Aud, ALLEN HUGH OLIVER Audubon Club; Personality Club; Marshal; Taller Representative; Apollo; 8 Team Football; Various Aud Programs; Science Lab Assistant. EMMA CARREL O'TOOLE . . Cheerleader; Best Girl Athlete 1958; Who's Who; Homecoming Sponsor; Secretary Girls' teller Club; Vice-President Olympian HS; Student Council. WILLIE RAY PAYNE . . . Various SR Offices; Library Club. RABB PERKINS LUCRETIA ANN PRESLEY . . . Various SR Offices; Secretary of FTA; Tri-Teens,- Promoters Club; Dramatic Club; Student-Teacher W -Day; Marshal; Taller Staff; Honor Point letter. SHELBIA JEAN PRICE ... Bible Club. JENNY RAYBORN . . . Carolier ; Apollo. momber went to other schools to exchange ideas and to talk to other high school groups. They gave an auditorium program and a program at the pep rally. PATRICIA ROBERTS . . . Girls’ Handicraft Club, Secretary, Apollo,- Marshal. 1959 PATRICIA JANE SAAB . . . SR Offices; Ves-talisn Club; Apollo; Marshal. GERALD SANDERS ... SR Offices; Marshal; Photography Club; FTA; Council; Who's Who. FALL SENIORS The cast of the fall play, The Thirteenth Chair, is entranced by Ina Branham, who portrays Madame La Grange. KATHY ANNE SHARPE . . . SR President; Y-Teens; Marshal; Senior Favorite; Senior Prophet. ROSEILA SHARRITT . . . Apollo; Y-Teens; Stunt Night; Girls' Rifle Team. JAMES RICHARD SMITH . . Warblers; Cavaliers' Prcs-dent; Apollo; SR Offices.-Marshal. HORACE SOLOMON . . . Apollo; Photography Club; Euclidean MS; B Team and Varsity Football; Math Helper. DONALD REED STATHAM . . . SR Offket; DE Club; Apollo; Marshal; Photography Club, LINDA LUCILE STEVENS . . . Choir; Caroliers; Bible Study Club Offices; Woodlog Staff; Apollo; SR Offices; Marshal. ELIZABETH ANN STEPHENSON . . . Apollo; Y-Teens; Marshal; SR Offices. JAMES MILTON STEWART ... SR Offkes. ROBERT DAVID STORY . . . Boys' Letter Club; Varsity Baseball. PAM TEAGUE . . . Tri-Hi-Y; News Editor Teller; President Latin Club; Student Council; 1957 East-West Queen; School Bank Board; SR Offices; Assistant Marshal Captain; Favorite; Secretary Senior Class PATRICIA ANN TOWNSEND Secretary-Treasurer Bible Study Club; Apollo; Freshman Auditorium Program; Auditorium Program; SR Offices; Ceroliers; Marshal EVELYN EUGENIA TUBBS . Tatler Staff; SR Offices; Tri-Teens Y-Toen Club; Marshal SYLVIA MARJEAN TUCKER . . SR Offices; Apollo; Marshal Captain; Vice-President Vestalian Club; Favorite; Classics Club; Student Council. RICHARD MICHAEL VERCIGLIO . . . Euclidean HS; Boys' State; Latin Club; Promoters Club; Marshal; SR Off.ces. RALPH WHITAKER . . . SR Offices; Tatler Representative; B' Team Football; United Nations Trip. MARTHA ESTHER WADSWORTH . . . Apollo; Marshal; SR Offices; Bank Teller; Y-Teens. SOPHIA RUTH WALKER . . . Marshal. CECIL WARD SANDRA WARE .. . FNA. JOYCE ANN WEBB . . . Tatler Staff; Personality Club Offices; President English Club; Student Council; Marshal; Classics Clubj Apollo. MARY SUSAN WIGGINS . . . Marshal; Freshman Auditorium Programs; Apollo; Bible Study Club; SR Offices; Office Help. SAMMY JOHN YERBY SHERRIA JEAN WALDEN . . . Vestalian Club; Classic Club; Dramatic Club; Marshal Captain; SR Offices; FTA; Apollo; Oratorical Contest . . Marshal; SR Offices; Council; Auditorium Programs; lab Assistant; Committee; Chairman; Offices, Spanish Club; Euclidean HS; Jr. NHS; Ushers; President NHS. JAMES GERALD ALLMAN . . Marshal; Tatler Rep.; SR Officer ELEANOR ANDERSON . . Red Croti Council; Marshal; Apollo; Student Directory- Committee. THOMAS R. ANDERSON . . . Euclidean; Outstanding NCO; Rifle Team; Disc and Diamond; Drill Team. MIKE ATCHISON . . . President Cavaliers; President Dramatic Club; Masque and Gavel; Omicron Delta; Apollo; Ushers; Warblers; Fall Play; Aud. Programs; Morning Watch Committee. HERBERT LEE AUMAN . . . Euclidean MS. RICHARD LEE BAILEY .. . Apollo; Math Helper. JUANITA LOUISE BALDWIN . . Apollo; Bible Study Club; Marshal. FRANCES BARNETT . , . Mr. Brown's Helper; Apollo; Marshal Captain and Marshal VIOLA OLGA BASS . . . FTA; Apollo; Caroliers; Aud. Programs; English Helper; SR Bank Teller; FTA Convention Neal Shepherd sings The Twelfth of Never on the semiannual talent program in November. 06 VIRGINIA LOUISE BISHOP . . . Marshal; Classics Club; Office Assistant; Tailor Staff. SPRING SENIORS BILL BLACKMAN ROBBIE SUE BLACKMON . . . Bible Study Club; Apollo. THOMAS EDWARD BONDURANT . . . President Warbler ; Secretary and Treasurer Usher Club; Cavaliers; Euclidean HS; Senior Favorite; Inter-High Promoter ; Vice-President Apollo; Homecoming Escort; UN Tour; Operetta; Minstrel. BARBARA BOWMAN . . , Marshal; Euclidean HS; SR Office ; Entre Nous Y-Teens; Apollo; Mis Hannon’s Helper WILLIAM BRADEN INA ELIZABETH BRANHAM . . . JNHS; Tri-Hi-Y; NHS; Euclidean HS; Masque and Gavel; Omicron Delta HS; Dramatic Club; Debate Team, Play ; Oratorical Contest . MARY JEAN BRIDGES . . . Tri-Hi-Y; Euclidean HS; FTA; Library Club; lab Assistant; Marshal. SHARON ANN BROOKS . . . Council; Tatler Rep.; Apollo; Marshal; Secretary and Treasurer Y-Teen ; Secretary SR. ELIZABETH GODWIN BROOM . . . SR Office ; Apollo; Y-Teen� ; Treasurer Carolier ; Glee Club; Dramatic Club; Woodlog; Marshal; Aud. Programs; Student Directory Committee; Euclidean HS. CLARA BROWN . . . Marshal; Apollo; Junior Red Cross, V ce-Pre� ident; SR Office . JOHNNY BROWN . . . Marshal; Treasurer DE Club; B Teem Basketball. PATRICIA LOUISE BROWN . . . Apollo; Y-Tecns; Marshal; Stunt Night. THERESA BROWN . . . FTA; Personality Club; DO Club. LINDA BURCHFIELD . . . Euclidean HS; Jr. NHS; Marshal; Y-Teens; Math Helper; Tatler Rep.; NHS. MARY COUNTISS BURKETT . . . Trl-HI-Y; Glee Club; Euclidean HS; President Carolier ; President Library Club; Latin Club; Apollo; Council; Buddy Committee; Operetta; Stunt Night. SANDRA GAIL BUSBY . . NHS; Euclidean HS; SR Office ; French Club, Secretary; FNA, Treasurer; Carolier ; Glee Club; Cavalier ’ Accompanist. 1959 107 JEAN BUTTERS Girl ’ letfor Club; DE Club CAROL ANNE BUZBEE . . . Apollo; Pon and Ink, Marshal; Y-Teen; Wood log Staff; SR Office . JACK E. BUZBEE . . Model Club; Photography Club; Apollo. BILLIE LOU CAIN . . . Vice-President Student Body; Cheerleader; Tri-Hi-Y Secretary Glee Club; Carolrers; Apollo; Jr Math Club SR Off.co ; Favorite; Who' Who; ROTC Sponsor DIAN CAIN , • . Apollo; Jr. Red Crot ; Club Office ; Marshal Captain; Aud Program; SR Office . ANNE CALLAHAN . . Honor from Other School . BRENDA SUZANNE CAMPBELL . . . Y-Teen� . Honor from Other School. NELL DIANE CAMPBELL . . lab A i� tant; Apollo; Personality Club; Library Club, Assistant; Club Office ; Carol iert; Glee Club; Aud. Program ; SR Office . JAMES L. CANNON ... SR Office. BILL CARDWELL . . . Head Marshal; Varsity Football; Track; Baseball; Warbler ; Cavaliers; Usher ; Treasurer Boy ' letter Club; Pre� ident and Vice-President Classic Club; Student Council; Marshal; Favorite; Who's Who; Apollo. MIKE CARPENTER . . . Euclidean H$; 1st Prize Alabama Junior Academy of Science; 1st and Grand Prize Physics Junior, Science Fair; 1st Prize Special Science Division. State Fair; Semi-Fin li f National Merit Scholarship; 1st Prize Alabama State Fair; 2nd Alabama State Fair; Member Honor Co.. ROTC. WAYNE DAVIS CARTER . . . Marshal. ANTHONY CHERRY . . . B Team Football and Basketball; 2 Varsity Basketball letter .- Member of Boys' letter Club HOWARD CLARK . . . Honors from Other Schools. SPRING SENIORS Seniors Bobby Smith and Don Edwards are gazed upon by a crowd of admiring und ' BARBARA ANN CLAWSON . . Apollo; Y-Teen . PATRICIA JANE COALSON . f Teen ,- Apollo, DWIGHT EDWARD COATES MILDRED JEAN COCKRELL . Marshal; Y-Taen . BONNIE FRANCES COFIELD Tri-Hi-Y; Pfci dcnt Omicron Delta; Maique and Gavel; Dramatic Club; Debater; Apollo; Fall Play; Senior Matinee; Council; Math Helper; Auditorium Program ; Office Helper ALLEN COLBURN . . Warbler ; Cavalier . CAROLYN SUE COLE GENE COLE YVONNE COLEMAN . Marshal; Office Helper; Boy ' Advi� or A � i tant; Euclidean HS; Olympian HS; Council; Chairman Spoft� man hip Committee; Girl ' Letter Club; Gym Aniitant; SR Office ; Pre� ident Intramural . PATRICIA ANN CONWAY . . . Euclidean HS; Maique and Gavel HS; SR Office ; Tatler; Fall Play; Senior Play; Chri tma Play; Dramatic Club; Council. JAMES DARRELL COOK . . . Usher ; NHS; Cavalier ; Euclidean HS; Ma que and Gavol HS; Council; Cabinet; Boy ' State; Freihman Award; Harvard Award; Chairman Morning Watch; Jr. NHS; NHS; Senior Who' Who; Fall Play; Senior Matinee; Dramatic Club. PATRICIA ANN COOK . . . Marshal; Apollo; SR Office ; Officer Vestalian; Various Committee . dauroen at lunch period while walking past the New Building. JANE KATHERINE COOKSEY Y-Teen ; FTA; Apollo; Woodlog Staff. ROLAND COPELAND . , . Fall Play; SR Pre� ident; Utopian Science Club; Apollo; Auditorium Program . EVELYN LOUISE CORLEY . . . Caroliers; Woodlog Staff; Y-Teens; Stunt Night; Apollo; Marshal; Aud. Program . JOHN WALLACE COURINGTON . . . Cavalier ; Warbler ; Minstrel; Stunt Night; Apollo; Who' Who. GLORIA FAYE CRISWELL . . . Marshal; Bible Study Club; Red Cross Rep. Ina Branham goes through the National Honor Society arch to congratulate Darrell Cook after he ■ tapped to become a member of the society. ANITA CAMILLE CROTWELL . . . Apollo; Bible Study Club; Marshal. SANDRA JEAN CRUMP . . . Marshal; Aud. Programs LOTTIE CRUSE . . . Glee Club; Taller Rep.; Caroliers; Marshal Captain. NHS; SR Offices; Dramatic Club; Nature Study Club; Woodlog Staff; Opcrotta; Freshman Aud. WAYNE THEODORE DAHLKE . . . Usher ; Marshal Captain; Lab Assistant; Office Aid; Marshal Court; SR Office; Marshal H5; Council. MARTHA DAILEY . . . Marshal; Apollo Club; Nature Club. JUDY DALTON . . . FTA; Marshal. LARRY DANIELS . . . Captain Football Team; Basketball and Baseball Team, 1958 East-West Game; Memorial Committee; Favorite; SR Offices; Council; Letter Club. AVA SUE DAVID . . . French Club; Apollo; Lab Assistant. BECKY DAVIS . . . Cheerleader; Senior Beauty; Tatler. Rep,; Marshal; Council; W-Day Programs; Aud. Programs; Presided! Y-Teens; Athletic Comm.: SR Offices; Worker in Mr Brown's Office. JOAN DAVIS Apollo; Carol.erg; Y-Teens. JOHN BEE DAVIS SR Officer; Marshal; Varsity Baseball. MILDRED ANNETTE DAVIS . . Co-Editor 59 Woodlog; Treasurer NH$; Jr NHS; Euclidean HS; Vice-President Latin Club; Good Citizenship Girl; Cerolier; Tri-H. Y; Promoters Club; UN Tour; Apollo; Marshal; SR Offices; Math Helper SUE DOBBS . Olympian HS, Marshal; SR Officer. THERESA DOLE . . , Girls' letter Club; Olympian HS; Gym Assistant; Marshal. GERALDINE DOLLAR ... Y-Teens. JEANETTE DOVER . .. Apollo; Marshal; Caroliert. WAYNE DRAKE . . . Letter in Baseball, D'ANN DUKE . . . SR Offices; Marshal; Apollo. JENNETTE DUKE . . Red Cross; Nature Club; Honors from Other Schools. LEON DUNAWAY . . . Varsity Baseball; Varsity Basketball; All-City, All. District Basketball; Letter Club; Marshal; SR Offices. MARY NANCY ECHOLS . . . Tri-Teens; Apollo; Woodlog Staff; SR Offices; Marshal; Tatler Rep. PATRICIA LEE EDEN ... SR Offices; Vestalian Club; Marshal. JANE ALLEN EDWARDS . . . Caroliers; Apollo; Chorus; Marshal; French Club. BARBARA FAYE ELKIN . . . Treasurer Y-Tecns; Marshal; library Assistant. SPRING SENIORS BONNIE ELLZEY CHARLES .EDWARD ENTREKIN JR. . . . Tennis Club; Apollo. JUNE ESTES . . . Marital; Handycraft Club; Y-Teeni; Apollo; Band HELEN JOYCE FARMER . . . Marshal; Tri-Teeni; Apollo; SR Office. MARGARET ELEANA FERGUSON . . . SR Office; FNA. KATHRYN FLARITY . . . Y-Tecn ; Apollo; Promoters; Aud. Program. VELMA RUTH FLICK . . . Office Help; Tresiurer Y-Teen . ANITA LUCILLE FORD . . . Secretary DE Club; Apollo; Dramatic Club. HAZEL MARIE FORD . . . Y-Teeni; Marital; Apollo. FAYE FRANKLIN . . . Apollo; Marital. PATRICIA GAIL FRANKLIN . . . Marital; Dramatic Club. ROSEMARY FUTRELL FRANKLIN . . . Apollo; Secretary JNHS; Euclidean; Caroliert; Glee Club; Marital; SR Offices; Woodlog Staff; Dramatic Club; Aud. Programs; NHS; Stunt Night. JOEL D. FRANKS . . . SR Offices; 'B'‘ Team Football; Machine Shop Assistant. BARRY FRITZ CAROL ANN FULLER . . . NHS; Secretary Omiaon Delta HS; Vice-President Masque and Gavel HS; Euclidean HS; Offices JNHS; Citiremhip Tour; Favorite; Who'i Who. JO ANN GAITHER . . . Marshal; SR Offices; 1954 Homecoming Queen; ROTC Sponsor,- President, Vesfalian Club; Miss Fire Prevention.- Head Majorefte,-Senior Beauty; Who' Who SANDRA LEE GANDY . . . Marshal; A i� tant Secretary, Althean Club; Social Chairman. Althean Club. HUGH GARRETT . . . Other School . Band. RONALD GARRETT . . . Photography Club. BOB GASTON . . . Usher ; NHS. RICHARD GIBBS . . . Photography Club; Science Club; SR Offko . Two proud Senior display their Senior Ring , which they received in September. BOBBY GILLESPIE . . . Usher Club; Apollo. DAVID F. GLENN . . . Treasurer, SR. BARBARA ANN GODWIN . . . Mi Hannon' Receptioniit; Home Nur ir g; Vestalian Club; Marshal; SR Office . WILLIAM MELL GODWIN WILLENE GOELLER . . . Girl ' Letter Club; Olymp n HS; Gym Assistant; Marshal. LINDA GOLDMAN . . . Apollo; Cerolier ; Latin Club; President. Personality Club; Chemistry Lab A� i� tant; AucL Program ; Vice-President. SR. II PATRICIA ELAINE GRADY ... SR Office ; Pretident Girl - letter Club; FTA; Olym-pien HS; Marshal; Gym Assistant; Y-Teen� ; Homecoming Sponsor; May Oey.Qoeen of Junior CUss. HOKE DUNN GRAHAM . . Band; Orchestra; Apollo. JAMES ALLEN GRAY . . Band; Apollo; Band HS; Aud. Program. MARTHA GRAY . . . Euclidean HS; Tatler Staff; FTA; Red Don Club; Apollo; SR Office ; Marshal; Sportsmanship Comm. SHIRLEY JEAN GRAY . . SR Office; Handicraft Club; Althean Club. SARAH JEAN GREEN . . . Glee Club; French Club; Apollo; Operotta; Choir Competition JOE BANCROFT GREGORY . . . Vanity Football; letter Club; SR Office; Cavaliers; Photography Club; Track Team; Stunt Night; B Team Baseball. DON GURLEY . . . Disc and Diamond HS; Rifle Team. ROBERT ARIZONA GWIN . . . SR Office. Mr. Ralph Martin, Principal of Woodlawn High School, congratulate Annette Davis upon being chosen to repre ent Woodlawn as Good Citizenship Girl m the state D.A.R. Competition. 114 LARRY MARTIN HAIL . . . Promoters Club; National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist; Euclidean HS; NHS MIKE HAMES . . Warblers; Cavalier . JACK D. HAMILTON . . . Marshal; Band; Track. RONALD HAND . Ushers; Cavalier ; Euclidean HS; Di c and Diamond HS; Apollo; Delegate, Boy ' Stale; Tenni Club; Appointment to Annapoli , 1959; Battle Croup Staff. ROTC; Dramatic Club; NHS CAROL HANNA . . . Vice-President Y-Tecn� ; Marshal; SR Office ; Taller Rep. DANNY HARDWICK . . Ushers; Euclidean H$; Promoter Club; UN Trip; Apollo. SANDRA MARTINA HARDY . . . Marshal; Dramatic Club; Nature Club. PERRY VEE HARLOW . . . President DE Club. BARBARA ANN HARRELL . . . SR Office ; Apollo; Cerolier ; Woodlog Rep.; Y-Teen ALICE LEE HARRIS . . . Y-Tc n� ; Taller Rep. BILL HARRIS . . . Marshal. BONNIE DIANNE HARRIS . . Apollo; Tri-Teen ; Bank Teller; Aud. Programs; Woodlog Sale Staff. CAROL HARRIS . . Tr� -Hi-Y; Euclidean HS; Glee Club; Trea� urer Caro-liers; Council; Marshal; Althean Club. GLENDA GAIL HARVEY . . . Marshal; A i tant Marshal Captain; Y-Teen ; Apollo; SR Office; Student Council; Safoty Committee. RICHARD HARVEY letter Club; Varsity Football; Track; SR Offices; Pen and Ink Club; Marshall; B” Football; and Basketball; Favorite LYNDA SUE HASSELL . . Tri-HI-Y; Vice-President Apollo; Glee Club; Latin Club; Euclidean HS; Choir; Senior Beauty; Office Help; Marshal Captain; Aud Program ; Carolier ; SR Office ; NHS. RONALD ALLEN HEADLEY . Marshal; SR Office. CAROLYN HEARN . . . Glee Club; Secretary Apollo; Tri-Hi-Y; Accompanist Glee Club; Y-Teen ; Favorite. CONNIE HEATH . . . V.ce-President DE Club; Marshal; Y-Teen SPRING SENIORS HE MERRIE HENDRICKS . . . Spanish Club; FTA. HERSCHEL LAMAR HENRY . . . Warbler , Cavalier ; Apollo. Band HS; President Model Club; SB Offices; Operetta; Auditorium Program ; 5lunt Night; Competitive Festival. DAVID HIGGINS . . Band HS; Band; Photography Club NANCY CLARE HILDRETH . French Club; Althean Club; Taller Staff; Masque and Gavel HS; Marshal; SR Office ; Auditorium Program . SHARON HILLARD PHILLIP EDWARD HINKLE BRENDA JOYCE HINSON . . French Club; Marshal; Secretary DE Club; SR Officer; Promoter Club. CHARLOTTE ANNE HODGE KAYE ELISABETH HODGES . . Spanish Club; Marshal, LYNN HOLLAND .. . Marshal; Apollo. ROBERT CLAY HOLLAND . . . .Marshal; Apollo. EMMETT G. HOLT MICHAEL AUBREY HOOVER . . . Euclidean HS; NHS; Disc and Diamond HS; Band HS; Orchestra HS; U� her ; Boys' State; Latin Club; Apollo; Vice-Pre dent Utopian Science Club; Winnor Alabama Science Fair; Merit Scholarship Semifinalist. TERRY WAYNE HOSEY . . . DE Club. JULIA ANN HOUTS .. . Y-Teens. SPRING SENIORS JOHNNY HUGHES RICHMOND HUGHES . . Apollo; Band; Martha I. BRUCE TRUMAN HULBERG Euclidean HS; Marshal; Board of Director Saving Bank. SR Off.ee . CAROLE HULL . . Martha I; Girl ' letter Club; Honor from Another School BOB HUMPHREY RANDY POWELL HUTTO Basketball, Baseball, Football letter . Lab Assistant; Sporttmanthip Committee; Frethman Aud. HOWARD DENNIS INGLE Apollo; Red Crott Club, lab Atsittent; SR Office . DONNIE INGRAM WILLIAM LEE IRONS President Student Body; U� ber ; Euclidean HS; Boy ' Stato; Chairman Student Court; Apollo; Utopian Science Club; Senior Favorite; Who' Who; Nature Club; City Government Roprctenfative; SR Office ; Election Committee; Safety Committee; Homocoming Escort; Cro� � Country Team; lettor in Track. JANICE ISDELL , . Y-Teons; Apollo; Lob As rtiant; Aud. Program . AAARIE JACKS . . . Apollo; Red Cross Club; Promoter Club; library As� i� tant; lunchroom Helper. Teb Bondurant and Walter LoGroue reminisce about Woodlawn' � tati champion football team of 1955. 1959 SONDRA ELIZABETH JENNINGS . . . Carol ier� ; Choir; Secretary Apollo, Tri-Hi-Y; 1958 Ea� t-We t Queen; Homecoming Sponsor; SR Office ; Council; Marshal HS; Y-Teens; Operetta. GLENN JETT . . . Wood log; Apollo. GERALD JOHNSON . . . Apollo; Tennis Club; Captain ROTC; Disc and Diamond HS. Deanna Neugent and Wayne Dahtkc study in the stadium at lunch period. JEANETTE JOHNSON . . . Althean Club; Band. FREDDY JOHNSTON . . . Warblers; Varsity Football; Varsity Baseball; SR Office. BECKIE JONES CAROLYN RAY JONES . . . Secretary Student Body; Tri-Hi-Y; Glee Club; Secretary Apollo; President Caroliers; Vice-President French Club; Euclidean HS; Marshal HS; Senior Favorite; Operetta; Aud.; Stunt Night; SR Offices; Council. JERRY ROGERS JONES KATHERINE JOANN JONES . . . Marshal; President DO Club; Y-Tecns. LINDA CAROL JONES . . . Y-Teens. WILLIAM FRANKllN JORDAN, JR. . . . Tonnis Team (letter Man); President Tennis Club. JIMMIE ANITA JORDAN . . . Marshal; Red Cross Club; FTA; Apollo; Taller Representative; Club Offices; Office Aid; Science Assistant; Sum us Amici Y-Teens. SADIE L. JORDAN . .. Caroliert. SPRING SENIORS 1959 FAYE KEITH . . , Secretary Club; Martha); Apollo. KATHLEEN DELORIS KELLY . . . Apollo. WALTER DONALD KELOSKY ... Jr. Math Club. BILL KENNEDY DAVID HAROLD KENNEDY . . . Apollo; Cavalier ; Warbler ; Football; Aud. ROBERT EUGENE KENNEDY, JR. . . . Martha); Library Assi fant; Secretary-Treaturer. Nature Club; SR OW e ; Promoter Club; Apollo. LINDA ELAINE KIBLER . Caroliert; Apollo; Frethman and Jr. Editor Woodlog; SR Office ; Martha I MARTHA KIRKLAND . . . Promoter ; Apollo; Euclidean HS; Caroliert; Y-Teens; Aud.; Math Helper. ROBERT HUMPHREY KIRTLEY . . . Marshal, Apollo PAT KITSON . . . Honor from other tchool. STEPHEN KNIGHT PAT KNOWLES . . . Honor from other school; Marshal; SR Office ; Glcamctte; Y-Teens, Office . WALTER LOCKETT LAGROUE . . . 8 Team Baseball; SR Officer. LILLA LANEY LILITA ANNE LARKIN . . . SR Office ; Vestalian; Apollo. CAROLYN LAYMAN . . . Caroliers; Aud.; Martha!; Clank Club; Apollo. CHARLOTTE LEE MAURICE LEE . . . Vanity Baseball; 8” Team Baseball; Cavalien; Apollo; Marshal; Nature Club; Camera Club. JANICE LEONARD LINDA LESLEY . . . Red Cross Club; SR Office ; Manhal; Aud.; Student Directory Committee. ANNE MacDONALD LITTLE . . . Tri-Hi-Y; Choir, Vice-President Caroliers; Vice-President library Club; Latin club; Who’s Who; Euclidean HS; Council; lab Assistant; library Assistant; Student Court; Stunt Night; NHS. JOHNNY LONG ... Jr. Math Club. JIMMY LOPEZ . . . Cavalien; Euclidean MS; Apollo; Manhal. GUY LOPRESTI . . . Vice-President of SR; Apollo. Johnny Dickinson strikes a phone-y pose Outside Mr. Brown's office. 120 ELIZABETH FAY LOVE RAYMOND EARLE LOVE JOHN LOWE . . . Manhal. SPRING SENIORS BARBARA ANN McCARLEY . . . Y-Teen . SANDRA ANN McCOWN . . . Floor Man gcr on Taller. JIMMY McCUGH . . . ApollO; SR Office . WILLIAM H. McCULLA . . . President Science Club; SR Office; Grand Prize Alabama Regional Science Fair. BETTY JANE McDADE . . . C roller ; SR Office ; Mr. Brown' Helper; Euclidean H$; library A� ii tant; Dramatic Club; Student Council; Twlrp Ct; Fre hman Aud.; Marshal Captain Assistant. NANCY McDANIEL . . . Future Nur � Club; Marshal. HADLEY McGAUGHEY, JR. . . . Camera Club; Marshal. JAMES MclNTIRE . . . Cavalier Club. rodney McKinley . . . Warbler ; Usher ; Cavalier ; President Tenni Club; Tenni Team; Apollo; B Team Football. JIMMY EUGENE McKINNEY . . . Marshal; Apollo. BEVERLY JO McLAUGHLIN . . . SR Office ; Teller; Marshal; Y-Teen ; Latin Club. MILLIE McNEIL . . . Tri-HI-Y; Glee Club; President Carolier ; Secretary Dramatic Club; Council; Masque and Gavel; Exchange Editor Taller; Marshal Captain. marilyn McWilliams . .. Apollo; Carolier ; FTA; Audubon. FRAN MACKEY . . . SR Office ; Taller Representative. MILDRED LORAINE MANNING . . . Glee Club; Choir; Apollo; Carolier ; Offices in Girl ' Handicraft Club. 21 1959 Billie lou Cain check names for the Student Directory In the office. JOHN M. MARDIS HAROLD MARTIN . . ROTC Captain; Apollo; Rifle Team; Disc and Diamond HS CHARLES MAUK . . . Audubon Club; DE Club, President. MARTHA MAY . . . Marshal; Dramatic Club; Nature Study Club. MARTHA ANN MAY . . . Marshal; Science Club; Tri-Teens; Bank Teller. MARTHA ANNE MAYO . . . Marshal; Dramatic Club; Apolk ; Masque and Gavel. HOWARD KENNETH MILLER . . . SR Offices; Marshal. BILL MOFFETT BILL MOORE . . . ROTC; Model Club; Apollo. GUERRY MOORE . . . Apollo Club. THOMAS RICHARD MOODY ... Marshal; Apollo. 122 SPRING SENIORS LINDA ANN MORGAN . . TrI-H. Y; President and Secretary Althcan; Euclidean HS; Carol.cn; Bible Study Club; Beatrice Hannon FTA; Apollo; Marshal; Aud Programs. WANDA JOAN MORGAN . . . Entrt Nous Y-Teens; Various Session Room Offices; Marshal. PEGGY MORRISON .. Thalian Dramatic Club. VIRGINIA MAUDE MORRISON . . . Secretary of SR; Secretary of Personality Club; Miss Personality Club ; Marshal; Classics Club. SHARON MORTON . . . NHS; JNHS; Euclidean HS; Tri-Hi-Y; Library Assistant; Marshal; Library Club; Y-Tecns; Officers in Clubs; Apollo; Advertising Manager of Wood log SHIRIY MORTON . . . NHS; JNSH Euclidean HS; Trl-Hi-Y; Library Assistant; Marshal; Library Club; Y-Teens; Officers in Clubs; Apollo; Advertising Manager of Wood log. LINDA GAIL MOYE . . . Apollo. PATRICIA HELON NABORS . . Bible Study Club; Caroliers; Apollo. NANCY NATHAN . . . Marshal; President of SR; Dramatic Club; Masque and Gavel Speech HS. BETTY LEE NELSON . . Marshal; Dramatic Club; Y-Teens. JANICE NELSON . . . Y-Teens; Marshal; Apollo. MAURICE A. NELSON, JR. . . . Classics Club; Tatler Representative; Marshal. DEANNA NEUGENT . . . Marshal; ROTC Sponsor; Mr. Brovm's Helper.- Vice-President Vestalians; SR Offices; '57 Homecoming Sponsor. Senior Beauty. GLORIA NICHOLS . . . Apollo; Vestalian Literary Club MARGARET PEARL NORRIS . . . FT A; Apollo; Spanish Club. MARGARET ANDREA ODEN . . . Euclidean HS; Caroliers; Various SR Offices; Marshal; Assistant Marshal Captain,- Library Assistant; Secretary of library Club; Personality Club Treasurer and Chaplain; Apollo. 123 DALE WAYNE OLIVER Baseball Team. Letter Club; Apollo SALLY ANNETTE OVERSTREET Pen and Ink Club; Taller Representative; Gleemette Y-Teen ; Euclidean HS; Marshal. JANICE LOUISE OWEN . . . Sumus Amici Y-Teens, Secretary. GEORGE LOUIS PARK WENDELL V. PAYNE . .. Marshal DAVID PENUEL LARRY PETTY . . Band; Band HS; Tennis Club; Tennis Team; SR Offices. JEWEL PHILLIPS . . . Y-Teens; Martha I. JOHN HOWARD PHILLIPS . . . Apollo; SR Officer. JERRY LURINE PIRKEY . . . Apollo; Girls Handicraft Club, President; Band HS; Orchestra. THOMAS JULIAN POLLARD . . Cavaliers; Model Club; Spanish Club. MOIS POPWELL . . . Tri-Hi-Y; Glee Club; Caroliers; Marshal; library Assistant; Vice-President Y-Teen� ; President Library Club; Apollo. BILLY POUNDS . . . Varsity Football; letter Club. DEAN POWELL . . . Marshal; SR Officer. PEGGY PRICE . . . Dramatic Club; Apollo; Marshal. 124 CAROLYN JO PRICKETT . . . President Y-Teens; Apollo; Marshal; library and Office Assistant; SR Officer SPRING SENIORS ALVIN PRINZ . . . ”B Teem Football; Taller Represents. DAVID PRITCHETT . . Band, Marshal. BUFORD PRUITT . . . Regimental Commander ROTC; Captain Rifle Teem; Captain Diic and Diamond; Captain Drill Team; Band; Apollo. BARBARA ANN PULLEN . . . Y-Teen ; Personality Club; Library Assistant; library Club; Editor of library Bulletin; Tafler Representative. JEAN PUNCH . . . Apollo; Y-Teoni; Aud. GEORGE WILLARD QUIGGLE, JR. . . SR Offices; letter Club; Varsity Football; Track; Warblers; Favorite; Apollo; Who's Who. LESTER THOMAS REESE . . . JNHS; NHS; Band H$; Ushers Club; Euclidean HS; Science Club; Spanish Club; ApoOO; SR Office; Bank Director. JANE ANN REITZ . . Marshal. NORMAN WILLIAM ROBIE .. . Photography Club; Latin Club; Marshal. KITTY JEFF ROBINSON . . Circulation Staff Teller; SR Offices; Marshal; Apollo; Bible Study Club. PATRICIA MARGARET ROBINSON . . . Y-Teens; Apollo; Wood log; Student Directory Staff; SR Offices; Marshal. JEANNIE ROBISON . . . Tri-Hi-Y; Woodlog; Secretary Girls' Glee Club; JNHS; Student Council; Buddy Committee; Cerollen; Who's Who; Marshal; Vice-President Nature Club; Operetta; Apollo; Dramatic Club; Aud.,- SR Offices; Stunt Night. Can you rdentrfy this senior girl and junior boy by their silhouettes? SPRING SENIORS 1959 JACQUELYN ROGERS CAROLYN RUSK . . . Marital; Vice-President Y-Teens; Bank Assistant. JOYCE CHARLENE RUSSELL . . . SR Offices; Marshal; FTA; Caroliers; Tri-Teens; Red Cross. JACQUELINE SUE RYLANT . . . Band; Y-Teens; Apollo. CAROLYN LEE SANDLIN . . . library Club; Handicraft Club; SR Office; Trl-Hi-Y and FBI A at Hueytown HS JIMMY SANDLIN NINA SCIARA . . . Marshal; Spanish Club; Apollo; Advertising Staff of Student Directory; Office Help ROBERT WAYNE SELF . . . President Euclidean HS; NHS; Ushers; Cavaliers; Warblers; President SR; Junior Math Club; Morning Watch Committee; Student Council; Apollo; Student Cabinet; Chairman; Safety Committee; Aud.; Freshman Aud. MARTHA SEWARD . . . Apollo; DE Club. PAT SEYMOUR CHARLOTTE F. SHADDRIX . . . Marshal; Tailor Representative; Personality Club. JACK SHARP . . . Euclidean HS; Band HS; Orchestra HS; Ushers; Scrence Club; Apollo. DONALD SHARPE . . , Taller Representative. WILLIAM GLENN SHAVERS . . . Captain Track Team; City, State Medal Winner; Utopian Science Club; SR Office; Student Council; Aud. LINDA IRENE SHEPHERD . . . NHS; JNHS; Tri-Hi-Y; Woodlog; President and Treasurer FTA; Vice-President French Club; Marshal; Euclidean HS; Pen and Ink Club; Treasurer library Club; SR Offices; Parliamentary law Committee; Student Council; Stunt Night; Aud.; Delegate French Club Convention at Montgomery. NEAL SHEPHERD . Cavaliers; Warblers; Apollo; Operetta; Minstrel. . . . NHS; Tri-Hi-Y; Treasurer of Glee Club; Co-Editor of '59 Woodlog; Taller Staff. Vice-President of Math Club; Caroliers; Euclidean HS; Marshal; Latin Club; SR Offices Stunt Night Committee; Office Help; Apollo; Operetta Aud.; Freshman Aud. JAMES SHIRLEY . .. Marshal; Apollo. FRANK F. SHUGART . . . Loner Club; Marshal. NANCY RUTH SIKES . . . Marshal; Vestalian. Charlie Mann, lucretia Presley, and Judy Davenport pul up potters for their favorite student body office candidate . ELIZABETH ANNE SLIGH . . . Caroller ; Glee Club; SR Office ; Fer� hman Aud.; Marshal; Chaplain. Sumus Amici Y-Teen ; Choir Competition; Christmas Festival; Apollo; Tri-Teen ; Spanish Club; Stunt Night. CHIPPY SMITH . . . Ushers; Euclidean; Band US; Orchestra HS; Boys' State; SR President; Apollo; Junior Achiever ' Conference; Homecoming Escort. JERRY FRANKLIN SMITH . . . Marshal; Track JO ANN SMITH . . . Marshal; Euclidean; SR Offices; Apollo. LARRY SMITH . . . Euclidean; Football and Track Letters; Ushers; SR Officos; Student Council; May Day Committee; B Team Football. ROBERT JOSEPH SMITH . . . letter Club; 'B Team Football; Varsity Football and Track. ELIZABETH McRAE SNEAD . . . Marshal; Marshal Captain; Girls' Letter Club; Olympian; Masque and Gavel; Glcamcttc Y-Teens; Senior Matinee; Fall Play; Helper, Mein Office; Gym Assistant; Council and Cabinet; Chairman Buddy Committee; Chairman. Junior-Senior Dance Committee MARIA SOULIS DANNY SOUTHWORTH . . . Band; ' B Team Basketball; Varsity Basketball; Apollo; Model Club. GROVER ARTHUR SPIVEY EMILY SPLAWN . . . SR President; Apollo; DO Club. DAVID STAMEY . . . Band 4 yc«r$; Trumpet Trio; Apollo; Red Cross; B“ Team Baseball. ALAN STANFIELD . . . Band; Apollo; SR Offices. JUDY BETH STERLING .. . Marshal; Spanish Club; Typat on Woodlog; Apollo. JERRY E. STEWART . . . Photography Club. JOHNNY LARRY STIPES PEGGY SANDRA STONE . . . Glee Club; Caroliers; Operetta; Apollo; Bible Study Club; Christmas Festival; Aud.; Science Fair; Stunt Night; Competitive Festival; Marshal. ALMA JOSEPHINE STRICKLAND . . . Caroliers; Apollo; Euclidean HS; SR Secretary; Aud.; President Summus Amici Y-Tccns; Tri-Hi-Y; NHS. ROY ELKINS STRICKLAND, JR. . . . Apollo; Marshal; Tennis Team 3 years; Tennis Club. Two senior girls, Linda Wiggins and Diane Harris chat at their lockers before school. GRACE SWALLEY . . . Marshal; Vestalian Club; SR President. JAMIE SWOPE . . . President and Vice-President SR; Bible Club; Y-Teens; Dramatic Club; Marshal; Office Help; Apollo; Tri-Hi-Y. 128 SPRING SENIORS MARY VIRGINIA THEIRING . . . President Sft; Spanish Club; Apollo; Caroliers; Adverting Manager Student Directory; Aud.j Woodlog Staff; Dramatic Club; Marshal; Student Council. SHERRY THOMAS . . . Tri-Teen� ; French Club. JOHNNY THOMPSON . . . Usher ; Euclidean; Track Team; Cross Country Team; UN Trip; Apollo; Aud.j Band. LINDA RAYE THOMPSON . . . President Girl ' letter Club; Olympian; Girl ' State. CLYDE LAMAR THRASHER . . . Band; Bible Study Club; Apollo; Band Honor So-ciety; ROTC Band; National Gospel Singer Convention. GLENN EUCLID TRUITT . . . Euclidean; Ushers; Cavalier ; Band HS; Apollo; Science Club; Boy ’ State; Orchestra Honor Society. GAYLE TUCKER . . . Marshal; Vcstalian; Y-Teens; Senior Favorite; Who's Who; Euclidean; Aud.; Memorial Committee; Gold and White Committee; Safety Committee; Teller Staff; Student Council; Building Committee. BERTIE TYMES AVERIL VANN . . . Euclidean; Apollo; Red Cros Club; Y-Teens; Marshal; Stunt Night; SR Office . JOYCE VAUGHN . . . SR Office ; Y-Tcen Officer; Senior Favorite; Who’s Who; Senior Beauty; Homecoming Sponsor; Tatler Staff; Office Aid; Marshal; Math Helper. DAVID VICKROY . . . Euclidean, NHS; Band; Pre ident of SR; Band HS. DAVID ERNEST WADE . . . Pianist Morning Watch; Gold and White Review; Band Review; ROTC Band; Marshal; library Assistant; Spanish Club; lab Assistant; Inter-High Spanish Contest; Typewriting Assistant; Orchestra; Orchestra HS; ROTC Court; Apollo; Aud.; Youth Symphony; ROTC Color Guard; Operetta; Student Council. EDNA MARIE WAKEFIELD . . . Glee Club; Apollo; Operetta; Spring Concert Festivals; Competitive Festivals; Stunt Night; Aud.; Marshal; SR Offices; Spanish Club Office. CAROL ANN WALKER . . . JNHS, Euclidean HS; Apollo; Marshal; Typist for Woodlog; Helper for Miss Hannon; NHS. BARBARA GAY WALKER . . . President of SR; Marshal; Althean. NANCI CHARLTON ANNE DEDMAN OSCAR EUGENE WALKER SPRING SENIORS MIKE WALKER . . . Cavaliers; Classics Club. JOHN DUNCAN WALLACE, JR. .. . Apollo; Varsity Football. RALPH WALLER NHS; Ushers; Secretary Euclidean HS; Treasurer Jun� or NHS; President Junior Math Club; Tatler; Apollo; Band; Junior Achievement; Freshman Aud; UN Trip; Stunf Night; Band Review. PATRICIA ANNE WALTER . . . Secretary Y-Teons; Vice-President Pen and Ink Club; Euclidean HS; Various SR Offices; Marshal; Homo Nursing. JAMIE CAROLYN WARE . . . library Club; Marshal; Woodlog; Freshman Aud.; Library Assistant; Vestalian Club; Treasurer library Club. STARR WARE . . . Nature Club; Taller Representative. BOBBIE JEAN WATSON .. . Apollo; Marshal; SR Office. JO ANN WATSON . . . Majorette; President and Secretary SR; Freshman Committee; Council; Apollo; Y-Tecns; Cabinet; Vestalian Club; Ceroliers; Band Review; Marshal; Stunt Night. MIKE WELLS . . . Pen and Ink Club; Model Club. DOUGLAS WHATLEY . . . Apollo. ROBERT WHATLEY . . . Football. WARREN WHEELER . . . Ushers; Cavaliers; Science Club; Euclidean HS; Spanish Club; Apollo; Marshal; Orchestra; Orchestra HS. NANCY ANN WHISONANT . . . Girls' letter Club; Olympian HS; FTA; Marshal; SR Offices; French Club; Freshman Favorite. JANE ANN WHITWORTH . . . Bank Teller; Girls' Handicraft Club; Marshal; Apollo; Tatler Representative; Future Nursing Course. LINDA WIGGINS . . . Marshal; Freshman Aud.; Y-Tcens; SR Office. 1959 ELOISE WILLIAMS . . . Y-Teens; Apollo. JEAN WILLIAMS . . . Apollo. These seniors were tapped for N.H.S. in November. They are: FIRST ROW: Lottie Cruse, Lynda Hassell, Sandra 8usby, Barbara Brewster, Rosemary Franklin. SECOND ROW: Betty Dunn, Earline Wooton, Anne Little, Sharon Morton, Shirly Morton, Jacky Rogers. THIRD ROW: Anita Bailey, Gloria Allen, Carol Walker. Linda Burchfield, Billy Merlin, Sylvia Moore, Judy Davenport. FOURTH ROW: Ronald Hand, Darrell Cook, Mike Hoover, David LINDA JANE WILLIAMS V.ckroy, Bob Gaston. Ralph Waller. Wayne Self, Larry Hail. . . Marshal; Vice-President Althcan Literary Society; Woodlog Representative. MARGARETT JANE WILLLAAAS .. . President and Chaplain of Y-Teens; Marshal. MARTHA JEAN WILLIAMS ROBERT WILLIS . . . Warblers; Spanish Club; Apollo; Cavaliers; Talent Show. HARRY WILSON . . . Classics Club; Apollo; Marshal; Track and Cross Country Teams,- Club Offices. ARTHUR HOPKINS WOODS, JR. EARLINE ELIZABETH WOOTEN . . . Tri-Hi-Y; Girls' Glee Club; Taller,- Choir; Operetta Lead; Masque and Gavel HS; Euclidean HS; Apollo; Dramatic Club FT A; Student Council; Caroliers; Marshal; NHS. LARRY WAYNE WRIGHT . . . SR Office; Marshal; Band; FTA; Orchestra; Nature Club. NANCY ANN WRIGHT . . . SR Offices: Dramatic Club; Apollo; French Club; Caroliers; Marshal. JUDY YARBROUGH . . . Euclidean HS; Marshal; Tri-Hi-Y; Apollo; Bible Study Club; Cheerleader; Student Council; SR Offices. 131 JUNIORS 1959 r JP 0 41 4 I r:n c I 2 no? ori A A.tfjk? !?! jL‘ ■ A f-S M A Doyle Aaron Alfred Adair Mary Adam Kay Akins Dom Alford Nikkie Allen Charles Allison Arthur Arne rsen Charlene Angclich Carol Jean Ash Jo Ann Ashley Brenda Bailey Charlotte Bailey Marie Baldone Ann Bales Patricia Barnett Wayne Barnett Anne Barr Raymond Barrett Martha Jane Bates Tommie Sue Bates Patricia Baty Karen Bearden James Bedsole Alice Bell Jacquelyn Boll Martha Betterton Margaret Black Emily Blair Nancy Blaylock Jean Bodine Patsy Bolle Bebe Boockholdt Nancy Borden Pat Bowman Michel Bracewell Jean Brasher Bill Brown Donna 8r ?wn Glenda Brown Jane Ellen Brown Catherine Bryant Gladys Bryant Faye Bullock Dianne Bundy letty Kaye Burko Jean Bush Julian Bynum Jim Bynum Patsy Byrd Dorothy Caldwell Pat Calhoun Dale Callahan Virginia Callen Bill Camp Delila Camp Mary Jean Camp Betty Carlisle Joyce Carlisle Kaye Carlisle 132 .T ' r 2tifi ro |V{ i Y ■. ■ x ■ fNf M w v $ I zPk II ©J Linda Carpenter Joe Carroll Larry Cartor Helen Chappelear Wanda Chatham Midge Chrittian Bull Clark Donnie Clark Bill Clifton Barbara Cline Mike Coal ion Peggy Cobb Wayne Coggin Wayne Collin Roiie Loe Colley Roy Colley Glenda Copeland Cindy Courton Perry Cowden Rodney Creaiman Carolyn Crittenden Jimmy Crouch Larry Crowe Janice Daniel Andrew Davenport Billy Davi Helen Davi Sandra Davi Sandra Davi Sarah Day Jackie DeRoy Brenda Dendy Sam Denni Barbara Dorr Annette Dverr Walter Duke Office helper Medclyn Jonet, Van McElhannon, Mary Ann Stone, and Jano Ellen Brown check to � eo if Sylvia Moore' name ■ on the abientee Hit, after he hat been reported abtent from clast by mistake. 133 JUNIORS Nell Eads Bill Eagar Dean Easter Fay Easterling Mike Edwards Amatl Ellis Sandra Ellis Bill Etkcw Diane Ethcredgc Edna Fay Eustice Janice Farmer Gordon Faulkner Jan Field Russell Finch Ray Floyd tarry Friday Pat Friel Ronnie Fowler Billie Claire Fuller Emily Gannaway Gene Garner Bill Garrison J. David Gattis Wanda Gaskins Bobby Gentle Johnny Gentry AAa gia Girm Maurice Gilbert Anne Gilliland Esther Glass Dan Golden Tommy Goodman Gail Gore Phyll Graham Barbara Gray Elsie Green Juanita Green Robin Greene Peggy Greenway Jeanne Gregory Dean Griffies Lewis Griffin Sally Grimmer Camille Grove Janice Grund Reugenc Gunn Betty Hall Don Hallex Ronnie Hamm Violet Hancock James Hargrove Freddie Harp Donald Harper Eileen Harper Dianne Harris Thomas Harris Patti Harrison Carolyn Hartley Joe Hart line Joyce Harvel 134 ■■ 1959 Neither rain nor shin keeps Becky Logan, Elsie Green, Bob Pockren, and Barbara Roddam from studying. 135 Carole Hearn Rayrron Heaton Loretta Helms Betty Hemphill Wanda Hendrix Jimmy Henson Sondra Hestley Sybil Hill Gloria Hodges Gloria Holt Binnie Honkamp Billie Hood Martha Jo Hoover Barbara Hosey Kay Howard Pat Hudgins Pat Ingram Dora Lee Innabnit Lynda Inzer Ann laebell Jimmy Ives Mike Jackson David James Martha James Charlos Jones Madeline Jones Jo Jordan Peggy Kent Janice Kirkpatrick Barbara Knight Phyllis Leatsch Irene Lambert Frank Landers Bill lardent Glenda Latham Jimmy Law JUNIORS 1959 Kenneth law Nancy Leonard Linda Lindsay John lipham Wayne locke Becky logan Made Ion logan David long Eleanor long Harry looney Pete lopretti Carolyn lovell Ronald lovell Sandra Lowery Bobby Lykes Charlei lynn Marion lynn Sandra Mabry Judith Merchant Suzanne Marlow Norma Marriner Jan Meade Roy Meador Jim Meek 136 Marshall Miller Fred Milloit Janeille Midkiff Marilyn Mitchell Gary Monk Martin Morris Sylvia Moore Brenda Morgan Cevile Morris Doris Morton Janice Morton Marilyn Mellow Eiease Mullins Vicki Munkus Joan Murphree Billy Mustek Lamar Myers Betty Sue McAlister Earline McCarty Mitzie McCombs Sue McCreless Glennis McDonald Van McElhannon Johnny McElroy Barbara McEwen Linda McGill Ona McGough Glenda McKinney Molanio McLain Eddie McWilliams Richard Nabors Penny Nation Glenda Neal Sandy Newsome Don Nunnelley Doug Nunnelley Tommy Norm Mary So Oden Pat Oden Pat Ohnkh Joan Pace Joan Parker Larry Parker Doris Payne Earleen Payne Fleurette Pearton Daphne Peevy Jo Ann Peck Graham Pennington Carolyn Phillips Cotton Phillips Betsy Pitts Soellen Pitts Bob Pochran Janice Pocopani Clarence Pope George Popham Carolyn Porter Gena Powell Jane Powell Bill Powers Kathy Pranke Bobbie Presley Beverly Quinn Robert Rains Dixie Randall Thomas Randle Eula Bell Ratliff James Redd Tommy Reed Frances Reese Betty Reeves Susan Shepherd. Hal Shelton, and Barbara Jo Knight strike a patriotic pose before the Woodlawn High School marker. JUNIORS 1959 Jud Reeves Linde Riley Samuel Rivers Dianne Roan Ruth Roberts Janice Robertson Joyce Robertson Allen Robinson Mabry Robinson Layton Rogers Shirley Rooker Edward Salser Earl Scoggins Jimmy Scott Tommy Schoettlm Carolyn Seay Don Seay Charlotte Self Wanda Self Billie Ruth Shanklin Ann Shepherd George Shepherd Susan Shepherd Wanda Sheppard James Simmons Joyce Simmons Melvin S.mpson Carol Sizemore Donna Smith James Smith Joan Smith Judith Smith Ann Sneed Judy Spear Judy Sprayberry Larry Stafford Kay Stanton Judy Stccley Martha Sterling Jerilynn Stone Mary Ann Stone Charlotte Stroud Bobby Sturgis Peggy Suflivsn Jimmy Taut Elaine Thomas Malinda Thomas Sidney Thomas Corley Thompson Jackie Thompson Mol lie Thompson Sue Thompson Pope Thrash Diane Tidwell Joe Timms Vivian Topp Peggy Toups Ona Mae Townsend Nancy Tucker Tommy Tucker Janet Vance Melba Vance Jerry Vann Sara Vann Edna Vaughan Wav no Villadsen Dane Wade Linda Waldrop Carol Walker Barbara Ward Charlene Ward Elizabeth Warden Judy Warner Jeanene Washington Katherine Watkins David Wear Kenneth Weaver 1 Jean Bodine adds the finishing touches to the Colonel for the Crippled Childrens’ Clinic game in which Woodlawn and Ramsay participated on Thanksgiving Day. Mary Frances West Carol Whaley Patricia Wheeler Jimmy Whitlock Ruth Whitlock Sandra Wiginton Bobbie Wilkerson Dorothy Williams Prissy Williams Barbara Williamson Wayne Winnett Carroll Witte Joan Wolfe Arden Wood Travis Wood Angelina Yeager Dennis Zcllncr SOPHOMORES 1959 Do you think sophomores, Vicki Dalton and Phyllis McCoy. will ever mako Ca negi Hall? Fove Dunlap Sill Dunsmore Oian Egqnr Carolyn Elseo Mary Alice Ett-’edg Ho b«rt Evans Putti Flom.ng Sue flaming Sand'a Flickii Ann Fol� om Ann Foster Janice Foster Gary Fowler Carolyn Franklin Barbara Freeman Jeanette Fuller Elaine Funderbu' Roy Gable Glenda Garner Louise Garrett Wayne Gentry Gayo G'bb Terry Gilpin Fay Glasgow Linda Glenn Carlos Gon:alez fid • � . „ Johnnie Faye Grant Bette Gray Fred Grammar Brenda Grossman Betty Gurley Carolyn Hamm Norman Hamm Eva Harbison ian Hardin Carol Harvey Robbie Hetfteld Linda Hawkins Guinda Haynes Susan Heim Barba'e Hemphill Wanda Hempstead Tommy Mcs'er Peggy Hill Priscilla Hillard Evola Hintson Pat Hollifield Janie Holloway Joan Holloway Katie Ann Holt Robert Moltam Mary Ho'ton Eugene Houts Carole Hulberg Jean Hurst Jimmy Huston Georgallen Hwisf Mike Hyrds Johnny Ives Barbara Jeffares Betty Johnson Eleanor Johnson Joan Johnson Undo Johnson Beverly Jones Jo Anno Jonos SOPHOMORES Shirlov Jones Thetis Kelly Marvin Keene' Pony Keith Olin Kelso Ma. Kelso Chriitie Ketten John Kimb'Ough John Kitchens Fran Kovach Margie Lagrooe Geraldine Lackey Jake Lance Mary Land Joyce Longlev Anita LaVaehia Adeil Lawler Connie Lawrence Carol Lawson Rebecca Lee Sara Lee Mary Leve'ctt Sarah Lindsey Mary Ann Little Roba Locklear Sylvio Loden Suiy Logon Jo Ann Lopretti Johnny Lovechio David Loveless Mary Lovell Carol Lowe Becky Lowery Rebecca Lowery Alan Loyd Richard Lytle Anne McBrayer Mererot McCain Eddie McCarley Jemet McCay Sandra McCormach Phyllis McCoy Sue McCutcheon Judy McDaniel Linda McDonald Jane McGukin Peggy McLaughlin Bobby McPherson Pat McPherson Brenda Malone Reggio Mardis Kathleen Morshall Peggy Melton Marlin Miller Gail Minor Elame Mitchell Janice M.fchell Allen Moore Jeon Moore Joe Morgan Bob Murdock Franceline Neal Joyce Neeley Janet Nicholson Dianne Nolen Martha Norman Anna Owen Judy Parker Sandra Porker Betty Parrish Douglas Pate Marsha Payne Patricia Peeples John Penn Elirabeth Penna Peggy Perry Joan Petrasek Gail Pitts Faye Piter Linda Plunkett 142 FRESHMEN AAt. Gerald and three member of hi freihman socnce da di cu � thoir trip to the weather bureau. Peggy Barnett Mary Ann Be'tlett Potricio Bartlett Wayne Bate Johnny Bell Bill Berry Pamela Blaich Dale Blue Nancy Boockholdt Camille Bowen Grace Boyce Wayne Brand Joyce 3ra her Mary B'eed Tommy Bridgewater Barbara Brook Co� Brown Nadine Bryant Becky Burch Helen Ann Buitey Sue Butler Beuerly Jeon Bven Helen Cagle Glenda Calloway Linda Calloway Sandra Carter Nancy Ca� on BUI Chappelear Jeana Che tnut Money Clark Rodney Clarke Dory Clement Carol Cobb Coleman Cochran Dorothy Ann Coffey Et’her Coggin Bob Coiro Myrle Coleman Vickie Collin Robert Cook Mice Cooley Claire Lou Cooper Robert Cooper Kenneth Coot Lawrence Corley Judy Cowpiand Ruth Cored Charle Culverhoute Kelliopi Dakii Dan Dari Gail Davi Gerald U«vi� Becky Dawton Herbie Dayton Wayne Deloach Janie DeSitvev Paula Alle £ a Alliion Le Nora Bailey Judy Borne Jame 8arnett Judy 8arnc 1959 Judy Oickinton Leon Dudley Emily Durden Sue Durham Moc Eatterling Robert EcboU Anne Eden Betty Edit Alondro Etheredqe Bobby Even Marauerlte Fallin Corrine Feltman Jack Fincher Jimmy Flick Johnny Flick Raymond Rowert Jane Ford Madge Fotter Dorit Franklin Edward Gamel Glynn Goftit Margaret Gayle Caro! George Vernon Gibot Jimmy Gibton Lee Gibton Carol Gilletpie Veronica Gilliland Jean Gcmer Bonnie Gordon Ray Greene Suten Gregory Willard Griffen Verbon Gulledge Monroe Hok Grace Hamilton Tommy Hamilton Carolyn Hancock Carol Hand Janice Hardy Deanna Harlow Charlotte Harm Judy Harr! Robert Harrit Ronny Harri Jane Hatcher Cha'le Heslehunt Brenda Heaton Maurice Henry Linda Herald Snea’a Hetter Dori Holbrook Melinda Holtbrool Claude Holler Faye Ho� ey Tereta Hull Gary Hycha Amy Johmon Bobbye Johnton Faye Johnton Diane Jone Dickey Jonet Kay Jonet Sandra Jonet Betty Jordan Linda Keefer Becky Keith Carolyn Keith Cerol Kemp Frank Kilpatrick Sandra King Saundra Krethke Eugene Koltmaa Carolyn Layne Edith Ledbetter Pat Lee Pam Leek Bobbeye Lettman Quitman Liner Janice Lockridge 145 FRESHMEN Undo Loggint Mary Ann tong Mary Ann Long Manr Lowe Unda Lovell Donato Lynn Fay McCombt Charles McCormock Jerry McCormack Betty Lou McDaniel Potricia McDill Marv Beth McElroy Mona McKinley Martha McLaughlin Eileene Mclntoih Don McCartney Jimmy Mangy Jack Marchanf Wayne Markham Lewis Martin Barbara Marjcnell Mary Alice Milicon Gayle Miller Patty M lit Barbara MoMett Johnye Pot Moore Harold Morgan Judy Morgan Beverly Morton Oennit Mo«!ey Lyndo Muckenfust Eddie Muglach Mac Mullican Mary Jo Mummert Johnny Myrphree Sharon Nabors Bruce Nance Dewoy Narkatet Mary Ann Notion Virginia Neitelquett Royce Newkirk Pat Norrit Myra Norwood Elirabeth Ogiet Linda Oates Wonda Ogletby Steven Oliver Linda O'Neal Linda Overttreet Sutan Owen Prodyee Or ley Trudy Orley Gail Pair Oiane Parker Pat Parker Morris Parrith Ray Panor.t Marilyn Payne Sarah Payne 5hifley Payton Ina Pee1 Lewi Penfield Ann Pennington Sandro Percer Shirley Perrin Margaret Phillips Marivann Pilgrcen Judy Pirkay Leslie Pope Virqinia PoHer Linda Powe Pat Preicott Brenda Pridmore Gloria P.odcIHf Tyrone Ragtdale Betty Ray John Reedy Lindo Rhodes Allen Riggins Rondy Rooetson 1959 Chd'le Robert Andrew Robinaon Ch«'lot«e Rodqon Jean Rogera Billie Faya Ro lin Carolyn Salay John Sandora Oawid Schlafer Dorotny Scnw«iqer Bonnie Scott Mary Lou te Stall Key Shavera Cary Shiflett Anne Shulta Becky Side Millie Sima Judy livanoi Jean Si vert Joan Sl� «n Brondon Smith Sherron Smith Ann Smithorman Janice Spa-la Olene Speegie Fred Stancifor Joy S’aplot Corter Stephana Steve Stone Eddie Storall Jeanne Strickland Martha Sullivan Wanda Swain Patay Sweat Jack Su'man Sandra Sykaa Ann Thomai lindo Thomaa Charlotte Thompaon Martha thompaon Mary Ann Thompson Janice Thorn Allen Thornton June Tidwell Francea Trigg Jimmy Tucker Audrey Turner Ann Uaher Beth Valentine Carol Vann Gloria Vernon Lorene Veat Claudia Wadaworth Rutkann Wahl Joan Walke' Glenda Walker Louiae Walker Curtia Wallace Pattie Wallace Betty Walton Bobbie Ware Richard Waiera Brenda Watton John Walla Judy Wiley Bill e Williama Silly William Canon Williama Betty Lynn Wiiaon Jeannine Wiiaon Charlotte W.laon Sandra Wilton Margaret Winnett Glenda Wood Michael Wood David Woodrow George Wright Robert Wright Michel Womach Richard Woodruff Dorothy Wooten D.O FIRST ROW: Janice Wade, Joann Jones, Rita Griffin, Bonnie Ellzey, Pal Gibbs, Emily Splawn. SECOND ROW: John Urmey. Richard Odell, Janice Leonard, Gene Dark, Cecil Allred. Jack Abbott THIRD ROW: Bruce Lusk, Don lun� ford. Bill Gallops, Walter Frank May, The Diversified Occupations Club is made up of students taking part in every field of training, except in distribution. The Woodlawn chapter of the Distributive Education Club of America consists of qualified and recommended members of the D.E. cooperative department. Thirty-eight Co-op students are engaged in distribution, in wholesale and retail services in 26 different businesses in the Eastern section. This year they bought a lighted sign for the front of the D.E. Cottage. They are remodeling the cottage. The W.H.S. chapter of D.E.C.A. spearheaded a state convention held in Birmingham on February 22, 1959. D.E.C.A. FIRST ROW: Curies Mauk. president; Eddy Vick, Brenda Hinson, corresponding secretary.- Anita Ford, recording socretory; Pat Seymour, 2nd vice-president; Jean Butters, Connio Heath, 1st vice-president; Jim Tyreo, parliamentarian; Johnny Mac Brown, treasurer. SECOND ROW: Johnny Johnson, Bill Moffett, Arlin Stokes, Mrs. Jeannette Meadows, sponsor; Jerry Thompson. Glenn Jett, Jim Upton. 148 ADVERTISERS I bis above all — to thine own self be true. And it must follow, as the night the day, Thou canst not then be false to any man. SHAKESPEARE A friend of Darrell Cook congratulates him after he is tapped for National in November 1958. Next to Home It's VE3-9 115 9130 4th Ave. So. mm Compliments ALADDIN CLEANERS, INC. One Hour Cleaning Two Hour Shirts 108 North 55th Place IN THE HEART OF WOODLAWN Other Plant Locations: Leeds 1550 25 St. 2819 Cahaba Road, Mt. Brook Village HOWARD COLLEGE The Friendly College BUILDS CHARACTER AS IT EDUCATES Fully Accredited Excellent Faculty 21 Departments Wholesome Recreation Program 5 Varsity Sports Now Occupying Our Beautiful New Campus 800 Lakeshore Drive BIRMINGHAM 9, ALABAMA For Further Information Write PRES. LESLIE S. WRIGHT Your Appearance Is Our Business QUALITY CLEANING BABE'S CLEANERS BABE WANNINGER BRANCH 7935 2nd Ave. So. Phone VE. 6-2481 PLANT 104-106 No. 52nd St. Phone LY 2-3335 --------------------- BRANCH 4802 1st Ave. No. Phone LY 2-9022 Compliments of FIELDERS Gifts for Everyone Beautiful Home Accessories Linda Shepherd tops Linda Burchfield for National in November 1958. 6 No. 77 St. LY 2-3122 COLLEGE AND CLASS JEWELRY Invitations—Commencement Announcements—Diplomas Official Jeweler for Woodlawn High School L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY EUGENE G. FITZGERALD EUGENE G. FITZGERALD, JR. JIM JOHNSON Phone AL 1-81 17 210 Clark Building Birmingham Joe Carroll and Eugene Garner leave the new building going home at 3 o'clock. HILLS SUPER MARKET Your Patronage Appreciated 5401 1st AVE. NO. TOM WOODS MANAGER MASON EDWARDS MARKET MANAGER Compliments of LANTRIP'S WADSWORTH SERVICE STATION Your Dependable Druggist in H SINCLAIR PRODUCTS 5521 First Avenue South WO 1-6377 WOODLAWN HARDWARE STORE SERVING WOODLAWN FOR 30 YEARS 5522 1st Ave. No. Phone WO 1-3885 Compliments of WOODLAWN SHOE REBUILDERS Friendly Efficient Service PHONE LY 2-9281 ADDRESS 5529 1st AVE. NO. HEART OF WOODLAWN 5528 1st Avenue No. Phone WO 1-1159 HUDSON'S DRUGS 5500 FIRST AVENUE NORTH Phone WO 1-1176 FRIEND SISTERS Ladies’ and Children's Ready-to-Wear Men's Furnishings WO 1-0260 1st AVE. NO. AND 77 ST. Charlie Mann entertains the freshmen at their Buddy party in October 1958. WOODLAWN A. F. STEPHENS, Manager Roebuck Plata Shopping Center W. C. HASSELL, Manager CAMERAS COSMETICS Complete Drug Service PRESCRIPTIONS 3) on Shrug, Store Corner 68th Street and First Avenue Fast Delivery Service 7 Days a Week Open Sundays 9 A.M.—9 P.M. BALLARD HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING Phone Ly 2-3951 6728 Georgia Road ' South COOL IN SUMMER, WARM IN WINTER CROUCH DRUGS Phone WO I-1157 301 South 41st St. Compliments of EAST LAKE CYCLE COMPANY 7523 First Avenue North PHONE WO 1-9385 Dry Goods Shoes HARRIS SMITH A FRIENDLY PLACE TO SHOP 5535 1st Ave. No. Birmingham, Alabama 114-16 Ford Ave. Tarrant 7, Ala. Mrs. Jones carefully patrols the lunchroom the 6th period. At each lunch period, this duty is performed by a teacher. BARBER SHOP NO EXTRA CHARGE For Appointment Call LY 2-3652 BOB LATHAM PAT ROVELL ROBERT BARTON GROVER JONES. Prop. 5420 1st Avenue North GIFTS WOODLAWN JEWELRY STORE 5520 I si Ave. No. WO 1-1241 MAY-REE BEAUTY SALON Complete Beauty Service PERMANENT WAVING A SPECIALTY For Appointment Phone WO 1-7669 15-55th PLACE SOUTH Birmingham 6. Ala. AMERICA'S FAVORITE ICE CREAM AND MILK ICE CREAM Get the Best . .. Get SEALTEST! DINETTE Good Foods Homemade Pies Shrimp and Chicken to Go. 5519 1st Ave. No. A. CICERO WALROND WO-1 9371 Phone VE-3-2301—8534 1st Ave. No. EAST LAKE AUTO SALES We Specialize in Clean Used Cars WE SELL TO SELL AGAIN USED CAR; Eventually We Will Be Recommended to You The camera caught Bobby Gentle. James Cannon. and Julian Bynum not so hard at work in the eighth period mechanical drawing class. Compliments of WADSWORTH SERVICE STATION Sinclair Products 5521 FIRST AVENUE SOUTH WO 1-6377 Trade Where Yo r Friends Trade . . NOBODY EVER UNDERSELLS US MFRS. OUTLET STORES ☆ BESSEMER ☆ 5 POINTS, SOUTH ☆ WOODLAWN WOODLAWN'S COMPLETE DEPARTMENT STORE Ladies' and Children's Ready-to-Wear and Sportswear Men's Wear Boys' Wear • Infants Home Furnishings Domestics Notions Yard Goods Simplicity Patterns Shoes for the Entire Family •'NOBODY EVER UNDERSELLS US ' Compliments of SMITHERMAN HEATING AND PLUMBING CO. 921 South 57 WO 1-6079 GOINS FLOWER SHOP Bus. Wo 1-5715 Res. Ve 6-2035 Corsages a Specialty Dances, Banquets and Party Rowers (EDNA HART. Prop.) FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION City Wide Delivery Service 5 North 55th Place Birmingham 6, Ala. ’’FRITOS, FRITOS. FRITOS! Doasn't anyone buy anything alsa7 says Mrt. Johnson. to Raymond Rayfield and Patsy Kaith. CRESTWOOD SERVICE Millbourn Snead Photographer 214 North 77th Street Phone WO 1-8122 CLUBS and SCHOOL GROUPS Weddings Our Specialty We Specialize in Those Good Shell Products 5524 Crestwood Boulevard Phone WO 1-9105 Large Selection of Imported Foods Orders Telegraphed Anywhere Phone LY 2-9665 6911 First Ave. North FREE PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE for the Metropolitan Area of Birmingham Phone WO 1-9172 EAST LAKE SHOE RENEWERS UNDER THE BIG NEON SHOE 23 NORTH 77th STREET PHONE WO 1-9172 BILL HENRY, Owner I The Henrys Have Been Serving Your Shoe Repair Needs for 3 Generations N For Better Shoe Repairing G GO SEE BILL HENRY SHOES DYED ANY COLOR or Any Kind of Shoes Cleaned and Restored to Original Color The latest style of ladies' heels, any height or color attached are put on at reasonable prices. LADIES1 SHOE RE- S T Y L GLADY E. MARTIN PLUMBING CO. Finest Plumbing Done Anywhere PLUMBING—HEATING—HOT WATER HEATERS 6110 1st Ave. No. SMITH APOTHECARY Prescriptions Called for and Delivered—No Extra Charge LET US FILL YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS (M. G. Smith, Prop.) 5424 First Ave. No. Phone WO 1-2138 We look forward to having more of your excellent Woodlawn High graduates on our Hill Top. BIRMINGHAM- SOUTHERN COLLEGE Munger Memorial Hall ALMA WHITE CAFETERIA Eating Out Is Fun 5389 1st AVENUE NORTH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES 1959 Holland of Chafl e Mann demonstrates a method for keeping a neat locker a Wood!awn High School George Nlchol . M.lton Wh.llock. John lee Merritt. confuted Sammy Yerby preside while Ann Gray okotu Jocky Rogers through the Arch of Triumph aftor Jacky has been tapped for National Honor Society. Moore e '•'n p of studenH. Irvm Pope. Ian Hardin and Rcugenc Gunn. FILM AND PROJECTION COMMITTEE splice, repair, and deliver film to laboratories; operate picture machine, and public address system In auditorium; help with records in Mr. Youngblood's office. Harriet Ray Heart. Dear.' Thrasher Alas I Graduation for Kay Calfee. Sandra Jo Harris. Naomi lucretia Preiley. Betty Jean Dudley. Bill Cardwell claims he's shootin' for Veep In student government campaign for vice-president, Frazier, 160