Woodlawn High School - Woodlog Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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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 |

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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.

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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.