Woodlawn High School - Woodlog Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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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

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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.

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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.