Woodlawn High School - Woodlog Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1960 volume:

WOODLOG a 1960 WOODLAWN HIGH SCHOOL BIRMINGHAM. ALABAMA VOLUME 34 CONTENTS PAGE Faculty . 9 Honors and Awards ................... 17 Organizations ..23 Athletics 63 Features 73 Classes 93 Advertisements 131 III! FOREWORD We, the editors of the I960 Wood log, hope that students in Wood lawn, and especially in the Senior Class, will find here many cherished memories of the school year of 1959-‘60. We like to think that as you look through it in the years to come, you will find it an inspiring link to the past, with exciting times, tough and easy classes, wonderful teachers, close friendships—altogether a grand year of life. mx- - ? DEDICATION I960 MISS SARA ROPER Because of her loyalty and devotion to her career, we. the Senior Class, dedicate the 1960 Woodlog to Miss Sara Roper. Her cheerfulness and warm understanding of the students make her a favorite of all. Through her leadership in the ETA Club, and through originality and thoroughness in class work, she inspires in us the desire to do our best in all that we undertake. For these things, we will always remember her as a true friend, as well as a great teacher. Ha! Look at these trades' Miss Roper shares her appreciation literature with each of her students. of Miss Beatrice Hannon Cirlt Adtisor. University of Alabama. B.S.. Columbia University. M A ADVISORS Our advisors at Woodlawn High could lx tailed our second parents. They help us make decisions about our future plans, advise us on personal problems, give us aid when we arc injured or ill, and listen with an understanding heart to all o! our troubles Mr W illiam H. Bancroft Hoyt' Advisor; Howard College, Miss Grace Peck Student Counseloi Western Reserve University. Master of Social Administration OFFICE STAFF Mrs. Elsie Campbell, our registrar, sends transcripts to colleges, makes school service reports, and keeps statistical records. The assistant registrar, Mrs. Vashti Simmons, cuts morning reports and records semi-annual registration. Our financial secretary, Mrs. count of the school’s money. Mrs. Elsie N Campbell Regiilrar: Birmingham - Southern. A B Laura Franklin, keeps an accurate ac- Mrs. Vashti Simmons Annum Registrar; Massey Business College Mrs. Laura Franklin financial Secretary; Howard College In order for any school to advance, there must he an able leader at it s head. Our principal. Mr Ralph Martin, provides the leadership necessary for the betterment of Woodlawn High School. His thoughtful consideration and understanding inspires each member of the student body and faculty to do his best at retaining high scholastic and moral ideals 7 I960 PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION The theme of the Wood lawn High Parent-Teacher Association this year is to lift the level of learning through better homes Shown in this picture arc: Mr. Ralph Martin. Treasurer. Mrs I C I-ong, 1st Vice-President. Mr M A Morris. President, and Mrs I H Daton. Secretary Tlie membership has increased to nine hundred, with Mrs Cherry Foster as the Membership Chairman Other officers arc: Mrs Chris Nichols, 2nd Vice-President and Program Chairman; Mrs Preut Holland. 3rd Vice-President; Mrs. Laura Franklin. Assistant Treasurer; Mrs. W. I: Dawson. Advisor; Mrs. Pratt Busby, Parliamentarian: Mr D. ( Logan, Finance Chairman. LUNCHROOM PERSONNEL Mrs. Matticrcc Jones, our lunchroom manager, and her assistant. Mrs Marguerite Lancaster, order food, plan the menus, and supervise the cooking of our meals. Mrs. Fann C. Blackburn is the cashier at the snack bar Mrs. Inc . McNeal and Mrs. Lillian Johnson are cashiers also. There are eleven colored helpers in the lunchroom. NURSE CUSTODIAN When two bells ring at any time during the day, Mr. John G Tanner is being called to straight-ep out some detail in the management of our five buildings. He has ten people to assist him in his work. Mr. Tanner is responsible for opening the building each morning and locking it in the afternoons Mrs. Neville Tucker is employed hy the Red Cross and the Board of Education to teach Home Nursing to the seven city high schools Mrs Tucker is a registered nurse at West End Baptist Hospital. She studied for three and a half years at Peabody College and at the University of Alabama Q Miss Tea Barker Mathematics; Peabody College, B.S. and M A Mr. Lawrence Fullington lndmtri.il Arts; Alabama. Auburn. Howard. Birming ham-Southern, Fqujvaler to B.A. Miss Virgil Lamb Vassar. A B. Miss Mary Dearen Commercial; Bowling Green Business College; University of Kentucky. B A Mr. Harley Graston Hitlory; Columbia University. B A. and M A Miss Anna Dougherty English: Converse College. B.A.. Northwestern University. M.A. The responsibility of each department head is to plan and supervise the work, and arrange the schedule for each teacher in his department. The department heads work to establish good, hard-working classes which will benefit all students. Accelerated classes have been organized in the math. English, history, and science departments for the more gifted students. There are also classes in science and math which are not college prep. Mrs. Bates. English teacher, gives special help in reading. Mr. Robert W Youngblood Science; Auburn. B.S.. M.S Miss Myrtle Alexander Business Education; Howl, ing Green. H A Mrs. Mildred Bailey Dullness Education; Howard College. B.S. Mr. John Blanc Athletics; University of Illinois. B.S FACULTY Miss Gladys Armstrong Business Education; University of Alabama. B.S. Mrs l.cona Almon English; University of Ala-bjma. B.A and M A. Miss Mildred Barnard English; Blue Mountain. B.A.; Howard; Southern; Graduate Work. Columbia. Miss Freesa Anne Barber Science Jacksonville State College. B.S. Mrs. Alma Bates English and Ed. TV; Beloit College. B.A. Mrs. Lula Bell Black Art: Howard, BA.; University of Alabama. M.A Mrs. Mabel Brice Science; Berea College B.S.; University of Alabama. M.A. Mrs Mariyn Franks Kuunett Education; New Mexico State University. B.S.; University of Tennessee. MS. Mrs Elizabeth Clark History; Howard. BA.; University of Alabama. M A Mr Janies L. Flcsser Mathematics; University of Alabama. B.S. and M.A. Mrs. Nancy Colcc F.n lish. University of Alabama. A B Mr. Joseph D. Cosper Industrial Arts; University of Alabama. Miss Rose Cown Science; Georgia State College for Women. B.S.; G)lumhia, M A.; University of Georgia. Miss Jane Douglass Mathematics; Howard. B.S Mrs. l.uulc D Burton Mathematics; Howard. B.A. Mr. John I. Carter History: Aubum. B.S. and MS. Mr Paul H Caudle Social Studies. Birmingham-Southern; Howard. A.B. Miss Claude Dowling Music Graduate. Alabama College; Voice: Clara Harper Steele. Birmingham; Oscar Scagle. N.Y.C.; Alex-andcr Savine. N Y C Mrs. Elizabeth Davis Mathematics; University of Florida. A B. Mr. G. D. Douglas Industrial Arts, Mtebam-cai Drawing: Auburn. B.S FACULTY I960 Miss Dome Goodwyn English; Peabody, B S and M A Mr George I Gammon Fueling ■mJ Sheri Metal; Howard; Auburn. Miss Eva Godbey French; Athens, B.A.; University- of Alabama, M A Miss Gloria Gilmore H 11 tor y; Birmingham Southern, A.B.; University of Alabama, M A. Miss Ruth Harrison English; Vanderbilt. B S. Mr Freelen Hallmark InduMtul Arts; University of Alabama. Mrs. Margaret Holland Mai hemal cj; Birmingham-Southern. B S ; Peabody. M A ___________ Mr. John H Howell Hillary and Athletics Jacksonville State. BS. Mrs Myra Jackson Home Economics; Alabama College. B S : Iowa State, MS Mrs. Rosa T. Jones Science jhJ Mathematics; University of Alabama. B.S. Mr. James I Gerald Science; Howard. A B ; Alabama College, M Ed Mrs. Ann Moon Gray English; Birmingham-Southern. B A. and M.A FACULTY Mrs Coke shows Sarah Vest how to write a good paragraph, Mr. Billy Lawrence History; Auburn. B.S. and ME Mrs Juanita L. Lewis IJhr art an. David Lipscomb College, B.A.; George Peabody. Mrs. Inez Lycrly English; Huntingdon. A.B ; University of Alabama. M.A Mrs. Audrey Martin English; University of Tennessee. BA; Columbia University, M A.; Peabody. B.S. in L.S. Mrs. Ouida B Kinzey Mathematics; Birmingham-Southern. B.A , M Ed Miss Alice Ketchum Basinets Education History. Alabama College. B.S Miss Annie Katherine Looney English; Birmingham-Southern, B.A Mrs. Pauline Long Science; Birmingham-Southern, B.S; University of Chicago. M.S.; Graduate Work: M I T.; Florida State University; Universities of Alabama. California, and North Dakota. Miss Midge Lnwrey Physical Education: How-ard College. B.S.; Graduate Work. Alabama College Mrs. E. Estill Pcaoxk Mathematics; Birmingham-Southern. A B.; University of Alabama, M A 14 Mr William Reynolds Science- Auhurn. B S. and M S Mrs. Myrtle Riddell Mathematics; University of Kentucky, B A ; How-ward; Graduate Work. University of Alabama Center Mr. Gerald Smith Band; Emporia Teacher's College. B.S. University of Kansas, M S. FACULTY I960 Mrs Sondra Richardson Speech and English; Birmingham-Southern. AB. Miss Katherine Robbins Librarian; Birmingham-Southern. BA; Louisiana State University, B.S. in L.S. Mrs. Fuino helps some of her students in the chemistry lab. Mrs. Nancy Robinson Miss Sara Roper Mathematics; Huntingdon English: Howard, B.S College, A.B.; University of Alabama. M A Miss LouL� Unton History; Peabody, B.S and M.A Mrs. Pollie Wells English; Howard College. AB. Mrs. M O'Shea Southard Science; Alabama College, B.S. Mr. W M. West Mathematics; Vanderbilt. B.A. Miss Pauline Zinscr Orchestra; Illinois Wesleyan University, B M and M in Music Education. Ready, set, go!” says Miss Dcaren who is giving a shorthand test. Miss Gretchmann shows Carole Hulberg and Paula Barton the correct way of pouring tea for three. ACTIVITIES Do you know how to operate a voting machine? Mrs. Fuller tries to explain it to Orson Williams, Gail Pitts, and Brad Belle. Jeanninc Wilson buys a silk screen Christmas card from Mrs. Black The cards were printed by the Pen and Ink Club and offered for sale. Miss Barnard happily (?) collects money for colorscopes. I960 Diana Jeanne Gilliland Gregory Artie Hanes Claudia Don Sandra McPherson Seay VC iginton Semi-finalists in the National Merit Scholarship Test, given in March. 1959. By taking another test, each will compete with semi-finalists from other schools in trying for a scholarship. DALE CALLAHAN Miss Fire Prevention, selected by the student body as Wood lawn’s representative during Fire Prevention Week. MARY ANN STONE Good Citizenship Girl, chosen from the seventh semester on the basis of dependability, service, leadership, and patriotism. DIANE ETHEREDGE Best of Show winner in the Juvenile Section. Fine Arts Division of the 1959 Alabama State Fair. Newly-Upped members of the National Honor Society, selected for character, scholarship, leadership, and service are: FIRST ROW; Wheeler Vice. Charles Jones. Raymond Heaton, Bill Bozeman, and Jack Rohling; SECOND ROW; Janice Robertson. Sucllcn Pitts, Barbara Williamson. Barbara Gray, and Angeline Yeager; THIRD ROW; Wanda Sheppard. Sue McCrcless. Peggy Cobb, Nclda Williams, and Jcral Dean Falkner; FOURTH ROW; Emily Blair, James Simmons, Dottie Bryant. Don Seay, and Barbara Roddam. I-IKS'! ROW David Long, Doug Nunncllcy. Fred Richardson, Artie Hanes and Joe Hartline; SECOND ROW. Patsy Colley. Janice Daniels. Jeanne Gregor)’. Joan Pace, Joan Wolfe, Jean Bush, and Catherine Bryant THIRD ROW, Barbara Hoscy, Pat Ohmeh. Nancy Tucker, I.inda Caudle. Martha James. Judy Steeley. and Arden Wood; FOURTH ROW; Betty Hall. James Bcdsole, Andy Davenport, Jimmy Martin. Pope Thrash, and Don Harper Sonny Boggs, selected by the players, coaches and sportSwritca for the All-City Football Team, and also chosen for the first All-State AAA Team Earnest Fife, president. Mr. Joe Turner, sponsor, and Charles Ferrell, vice-president of the Warblers Club, admire the cup the Warblers won as first prize in stunt night Patricia Barnett. Diane Etheredge, Joan Shoults, and Clifford Williams received Honor Point Letters for scholarship. leadership, and serv ice. I960 Judy Barnes Quitman Liner Patsy Mills Pat Schoettlin Joan Sivert Margaret Winnctt Diane Etheredge, winner of Exchange Club Cup. presented by Mr William Longshore of the Exchange Club to the most outstanding, best all around senior. Many consider this the highest honor for a Wood lawn student. New members of Junior National Honor Society, selected from the third, fourth, and fifth semesters for scholarship, leadership. service, and character. HONORS AND AWARDS Joan Sivert, recipient of the Freshman Award, given by the National Honor Society to the freshman who has been most outstanding during her Freshman year in character, scholarship, leadership, and service. Jean Bush, award from Masque and Gavel Speech Honor Society to the graduating senior who has made the greatest accomplishment in speech. 20 Catherine Bryant, editor-in-chief of the Taller, hold the Tatlcr which won first place in Class A schools, m the Alabama High School Press Association's annual conference at the University of Alabama Michel Bracewell, French Award, for the greatest accomplishment in four semesters of French. Julian Bynum (Fall Term) Quill and Scroll Journalism Honor Society, chosen from Taller and Woodlog staffs. Members must be seniors, have high scholastic averages, and must have served two semesters on one of the staffs. Members: Emily Ganruway, Catherine Bryant. Doug Nunnclley. Joan Wolfe, Sarj Martin, Don Nunnclley. Pat Ohnich. Andy Davenport. Joan Parker. .Mabrv Robinson. Patsy Bolle. and Billie Hood. Billie Fuller 1 (Spring Term) Coach John Howell, Doug Wheeler, George Shepherd, and Sonny Boggs hold the Birmingham News Awards which were given for outstanding foothall achievement. Others receiving awards were: Ralph Boyer, Robin Abbott. Johnny Jones, Tommy Godwin, and Ronnie Bicker. 21 Bausch-Lomb Science Award Medals, given for scholarship, sen-ice. and outstanding work in the Science Department Rugene Gunn (Spring Term) CHEERLEADERS I960 Suzy Logan. Head Majorette, leads the Woodlawn High School Band at each football game Eleasc Mullins, Head Cheer leader, pulls for her team WOODLAWN. CHEERLEADERS: Dilana Gorman. Barbara Hewitt. Glenda Garner. Kay Akins, Ruth Robertv Eleasc Mullins. Barbara Phillips. Betty Kennedy. Becky Logan, Madelon Logan, and Pat Friel The Majorettes and Cheerleaders add a great deal of sparkle to all of our football games. MAJORETTES MAJORETTES: Suzy Logan. Pat Hudgins, Elsie Green, Marilyn Motlow. Joyce Bragg. Carolyn Phillips. Becky Lowery. Carole Hulberg. Barbara Roddam. Glenda Brown, 22 ORGANIZATIONS SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club plans interesting and educational programs dealing with Mexico or some other Spanish-speaking country. Through these programs the members learn about customs, historical places, transportation, amusements, homes, and the daily life of the Spanish-speaking people. Although it is not necessary to be a Spanish student to become a member. Spanish students are given preference. C in' rfnidc?!; Judy Warner‘ wrrtanr trcasurcr; jerry Vines. vice-president; Richard Day. Steven Oliver. SECOND ROW Lynn Simpson Pat McPherson. Patsy Bo|lc, Caihcrmc Bryant. Aimer Carter. Marie Baldone THIRD ROW Mrs. Iruyc. sponsor; Allan Robinson. Kerry Kelly. Johnny Ives. Jimmy Huston. Mike Rcichley The Hobby Club, formerly the Photography Club, was formed by Miss Mildred Barnard, and is now sponsored by Miss Rose Gown. Members of the club arc interested in photography as a hobby or a career. In the past, former members have distinguished themselves in the field of photography. FIRST ROW' Bud Bumcs. president; Morris Parrish. Algcnia Stover, Kay Jones. Mike Mitchell, vice-president; Kalliopi Dakis, secretary-treasurer; David Lon . Taller representative; Bob Shclnutt Ernest Falkncr, Kenneth Coots. Miss Rose Gown. sponsor SECOND ROW': Lewis Martin. James Sherrill, Cary Dingier. Glynn Gattis, Harvey Harbour, Wayne Carlisle, Mike Russell. Janet Nicholson, Frances Hood, Phillip Morton. Michael Wood, Lamar Waldrop. Mac Mullican 24 HANDICRAFT CLUB I960 The work of the Handicraft ( lub consists of group or individual projects such as helping underprivileged chil-dten at hr stilus or supplying food for a needy child for a semester. Each member may receive a W letter by giKxJ attendance, paying of dues, and completion of her project. FIRST ROW Betty Hemphill. Barbara Hemphill. Wanda Chatham. Joyce Robertson. Jo Jordan SECOND ROW: Frances Swindal, Judy Pirkey, Julia Walker, Mrs. Bailey, sponsor. JUNIOR MATH CLUB The Junior Math Club was organized in 1955 to promote a genuine interest in mathematics. The membership is made up of students who have completed Math I and Math II and arc continuing their study of Math, showing outstanding ability. FIRST ROW: Bill Davis, Pat Ohnich. vice-president. Carol Whaley, secretary; Sue Thompson, treasurer; Sidney Thomas, I'at lei representative SECOND ROW’: Bill Bozeman. Dianne Roan. Marilyn Windham. Phyllis Laatsch. Joyce Carlisle. Don Harper. THIRD ROW'; Wayne Specglc. Terry Gilpin. Robert Harris. Tommy Ingram. Helen Chappelear, Miss Jane Douglass, sponsor FOURTH ROW': George Popham, Donald Taylor. Alan Spccglc, Layton Rogers. Corley Thompson. JUNIOR RED CROSS The Junior Red Cross Club was organized to cooperate in the drives of the American Red Cross and Community Chest. In addition to these drives, members participate in other projects such as helping disabled or underprivileged persons. FIRST ROW Mac Easterling, Tommy Hamilton SECOND ROW' Richard Turner, Wayne Winnttt THIRD ROW: Helen Tallichet, Brenda Gressnun, Linda Helton, secretary; Bob Camway. Arnold Harris, Billie Ruth Shjnlclin. treasurer, Jeanne Strickland, president; Dons lean Holbrook FOURTH ROW: Miss Loula Upton, sponsor; Edna Vaughan. Lynn Harrison. Bonnie Mauldin, vice-president; Thirman Hamm. Richard Huff, Helen Davis, Jean Corner, Margaret Gayle, Tatler representative; Earlinc McCarty. FIFTH ROW Glenn Black, Jimmy Nesmith SIXTH ROW': Wavnc Crocker. Patsy Colley chaplain PATRICIAN LATIN CLUB FIRST ROW': Jerry Phillips, vice-president; Eddie McCarley. president; Connie lawrcnce. secretary-treasurer; Anne Cowden, chaplain; Claudia McPherson, second vice-president SECOND ROW: Mollie Thompson. Emily Gannaway, Dale Callahan. Anne Gilliland, Mabry Robinson. THIRD ROW': Patsy Mills. Martha Sullivan. Joan Frachiseur. Sandra Henderson FOURTH ROW': Clifford Williams, Charles Jones. Jimmy Cobb. Roy Stanton T he Patrician Latin Club was organized in 192 1 to maintain interest in the language, culture, and history. The club elects two vice-presidents, who choose sides from among the members and are alternately responsible for the programs. In order to be a member of the club a person must be taking Latin or have had it previously. ALTHEAN CLUB I960 Hi )i rrj.ry club was formed to foster friendships, to develop personalities, and to add to the cultural life of its numbers. Interesting programs, guest speakers, and social events make the club worthwhile to its members. A banquet i' given annually in honor of the club sponsor. At this time the girls select their club's Who's Who. HR ST ROW Wanda Gaskin . Dorothy Old well. Add! Lawler, Melba Cuscy. SECOND ROW: Judy Reid, Franccline Neal. Carole Lawvm, Robin Roach, Peggy McLaughin, Ona Mac Townsend, Mary Ellen Boyles, Gayc Bamett, Mary Breed. THIRD ROW Paula Atle Marlin Miller, treasurer; Ann Folsom, Evola Hintson. FOURTH ROW Wanda Summers, Taller represent Filcem McIntosh Glenda Gamer, president. Joyce Sellers. FIFTH ROW: Glenda McKinney. Barbara Cline, Sara Vann. Mary Ann I ittlc vice-president SIXTH ROW: Mi Ruth Ford, sponsor BOYS’ MODEL CLUB The Model Club is for boys interested in a manual skill as a profession or a hobby. The boys work on models at home as well as at club meetings This club gives each boy a chance to create something in which he is really interested and have the satisfaction of using manual skills. FIRST ROW'- James Choate, Jerry Henegar, Jimmy Underwood. Melvin Simpson Edward Clarke, Tom Pollard, secrctarv-treasurer; David Com, vice-president; Jerry Spark , president; Douglas Caudill. Phillip Heis, Freddy Grill. SECOND ROW Jerry Ash. Bill Moore. Larry Shields, Lynn Floyd, Pat Hollificld, Lee Gibson. Billy Bishop, Jimmy Taul, Neal Carroll, John Penn. Dan MacCartney. THIRD ROW: Mr Cosper. sponsor 27 I960 TRI-TEEN Y-TEENS I he Tri-Teens is a member of the nationwide organization of Y-Tcen Clubs The purpose of the Tri-Teens is to develop the personalities of its members and achieve their goal: To find and give the best.” MRS! ROW LaNdlc Driver. Earlcen Pavne. Midge Christian, Jo Ann Lopresti. Glenda Neal, Peggy Perry', Ann Isbell, SanJra Carter. Betty Parrish, Janice Farmer, Peggy Greenway SECOND ROW : Hazel Wright. Council Representative, Linda Whit lock. Mary’ Sue Rowan, Sharon Baker. Janice Morton. Annj Owen. Jackie Conn, Council Representative, Carol Kemp, Chaplain Beth Valentine, Secretary. Joyce Neeley. President, Madge Foster. Treasurer, Wanda Oglesby. Annie Katherine Looney, Sponsor; Jeanc Broadhead. Patricia Holton THIRD ROW-’ Glenda Walker. Judy Myers, Vice-President Fanda Smith, Rachel Storie. Glenda Wood, Melinda Holtbrooks. Betsy Ray. Paula Barton Gena Powell, Nancy Wood. Faye Hargraves. Linda Tucker. Mvrj Norwood. Sandra King. Mary Seale. Council Representative. TOUJOURS AMIES Y-TEENS The Toujours Amies Y-Teens function as a service club One of their projects is dressing dolls for needy children at Christmas. They also take baskets of food to the needy at Christmas. The club is sponsored bv the YWCA. FIRST ROW June Franks. Carleacc Watson, chaplain; Mary Ann Stone. Tatler representative; Joan Sivert. vice-president; Jean Sivert. vice-president; Janet Arnold, president; Carole Hulbcrg. secretary, Becky Lowery, treasurer. Karen Bearden. Gail Johnson. Nancy Leonard SECOND ROW': Mrs. Marlvn Franks, sponsor. Eloise Williams, Peggy Hill. Van McElhannon. Harriet Ray. Myra Sims. Camille Grove. Harriette Pickett. Kay Howard, Sandra Fulford. Pat Ingram 29 PERSONALITY CLUB I960 Thi personality Club was organized to aid in developing the personalities of its members. Tlic |ualifnations for membership in this club arc a desire to improve one's personality and a willingness to work Each semester the dub chooses a project which will be helpful to the school. FIRST ROW: Betty Twillcy. president. Pattic Wallace. Taller representative; Margu Ginn, vice-president; Lorent- Vest, secretary SECOND ROW: Linda Rhodes, Sharon Nabors. Brenda Pridmorc. Glenda Brown. THIRD ROW Doris Morton. Martha Thompson, Helen Mullen. Sherron Smith. FOURTH ROW: Wanda Swain. Pat Lee. Sue Fleming FIFTH ROW Carolyn Thomas. Linda Connell. Elaine Thomas. Margaret Wmnett. SIXTH ROW Mrs Betty Bryan, sponsor; Betty Sue McAllister. Beverly Morton, chaplain; Charlotte Bailey. Betty Walton VESTALIAN CLUB The Vestalian Literary Club, one of Woodlawn's oldest clubs, was organized a semester after Wood Uwn was Opened. New Officers arc elected each semester. At the close of the semester a Who's Who' is selected by the club members. FIRST ROW: Melanie McLain, Margie UGtoue. vice-president;Pat Parker. Conni Jones. Ur Sparks SECOND ROW Lou McLain, Carolyn Cherry, secretary; Judy Coupland. Connie McDaniel THIRD ROW’: Becky Keith, Marolyn Cherry. Betty Smith. Barbara Moffett FOURTH ROW: Norma Marrincr, Sunny Croushorn. Sara Walker. Evelyn Box. FIFrH ROW Paula Simpson. Pam Leek. Grade Harrison. Cherry Barrett. Mary Adams. SIXTH ROW’: Joyce Dismukes. Millie Sims. Carol Schnake. Becky McDaniel SEVENTH ROW: Deana Easter. Carol Cockrell. Carole Hearn. Dons Alford. Ann Almon EIGHTH ROW’: Sarah Morrow. Charlotte Breed, Mrs. Pollie Wells, sponsor. 29 I960 CHARMETTE CLUB The Charmette 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 towards others as expressed by good manners, tact, kindness, and •� « ughtfulncss. FIRST ROW: Becky Lee, Darlene Washington. Barbara Jcffflrcs. Jeanette Washington. Taller representative: Betty McDaniel, secretary; Billie Summerford. vice-president; Hllcnc Pickett president. Linda Sparks, chaplain. Louise Garrett, treasurer. Nita Wyatt, sergeant at arms; Helen Ogle, Martha Williams. SECOND ROW. Dianne Craft Blair Marques. Peggy Brown Marilyn Roberts. Deanna Harlow. Barbara Davidson, Orol Sparks, Thetis Kelley. Gayle Hearn Linda Myers, Sue DcRoy. Jan Cochran. Jeanette Fuller, Wanda Hempstead. Mrs Myra Jackson, sponsor. ENTRE NOUS Y-TEEN The |unior members in the Y.W.C.A. were called Girl Reserves, then Y-Teens. The Entre Nous group has had several names but has been a continuation of the first group of Girl Reserves. Its purpose is to develop the mental, spiritual, and social graces of its members. Each year, all V-Tecn Clubs dress dolls for Christmas gifts to needy children. FIRST ROW: Sarah Day. Janice Wade, Nclda Williams, treasurer; Jeanne Gregory, lay member; Ruth Roberts, president; Shirley Rookcr. chaplain; Sylvia Lee, social chairman; Daphne Pcavv, secretary; Janice Robertson. Connie Tillery SECOND ROW': Sara Vest, Becky Sides. Anita LaVecchia. Jean Warren, Gayc Gibb. Olcne Speeglc. Sandra Lowery. Bobbie Wilke non. Charlene Angelich. Fay Easterling THIRD ROW': Dora Lee Innabnit. FIcurcttc Pearson. Linda Glenn. Barbara Weaver, Pat Clmo, Gladys Lynn Hebson. Peggy Allen. Emily Blair. Judith Smith. Janet Vance. FOURTH ROW: Mary Love, Judy West, Sherry McKinney. Judi Tidwell. Gail Pitts. Peggy Melton. Rebecca Lowery. Marivann Pilgreen, Jo Ann Peck. Jo Ann Waters. FIFTH ROW': Iris Falkner. Carol Lowe. Bobbie Presley. Carolyn Cox. Ann Skelton. Pat Hudgins. Barbara Temerson. Judy Coalson. Pat Schocttlin. Mrs. Burton, sponsor. 30 BEATRICE HANNON F T.A. The b- itmi Hannon F.T.A., named in honor of the girls’ advisor, was formed in 195 1 when the membership t the ( harks A Brown F.T.A. became too large. The club is affiliated with A.E.A, and N.E.A. The activities of the Hub arc numerous. Members help teachers, work on charitable projects, and help serve at classroom teachers' meeting. FIRST ROW Sally Jo l.oMiun. secretary; Martha James. treasurer Nanu Kay Cutdiff, president; Linda Cuudlc. vice-president; Gayle Mi I In corresponding-secretary. Martlulcc Skelton, Taticr representative. Jjckic Smith. Brenda Dendy SECOND ROW': Edwina Johnson. Elizabeth Ogles. Glenda Calloway, Charlotte Wrood, Miss Sara Roper, sponsor. THIRD ROW; Sandra Mavwdl, Sharon Haas. Have Dunlap. Edith Ledbetter, Carolyn Keith. Barbara Brooks. Barbara Gray. Wanda Hendrix. Margaret Black. CHARLES A. BROWN F.T.A. The Charles A Brown I'.T.A. was founded in 1947. It offers to the members the opportunity of developing leadership through helping teachers during study periods. The members do not necessarily desire to become teachers. FIRST ROW Betty Jordan, Taticr representative; Doris Maddox, historian; Elizabeth Adamson, president; Patty Cater, vice-president; Judy Livancs. secretary; Carol Vann, Linda Thomas. Charlotte Harris. Jean Rogers. Mary Beth Me Elroy, Saundra Kreshka. SECOND ROW'; Trudy Oxley. Carolyn Laync, Linda Keefer. Suzanne Marlow Glinda Sanders. Janice Thorn, Sherron Williams. Barbara Manendi. Claire Oxiper. Carol Hand. THIRD ROW. Betty W'ilson, Mary Alice Milican. Carolyn Carden, Joan Shoults. Katie Ann Holt. Anita Roan. Jan Roberts. Elizabeth Penna, Martha Boling. Jane Hatcher. FOL’RTH ROW: Jcanninc Wilson. June Tidwell Joan Walker. Judy Barnes. Johnye Pat Moore, Ann Thomas, Mickey Crouch. Peggy Kent, Judy Speer. Mrs Inez Lyerly. Alandra Etheredge. 31 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. Barbara Hewitt, president; Madden Logon, vice-president; Mary Ann Florence; Ann Foster; Anita Allen; Pat FricI; Peggy Toups. sergeant-at-arms; Judy Pope, secretary-treasurer; I.ctty Kaye Burke. SECOND ROW: Favc Eaves; Becky Logan; Patti Harrison; Joan Murphrcc; Nancy Beasley; Linda Tucker; Barbara Roddam; Sharon Hall; Nancy Carpenter; Joan Wolfe; Elaine Funderburk; Ruth Ann Wahl. THIRD ROW: JoAnnc Jones Judith Matthews; Patsy Keith; Mary Allsop; Glcnnis McDonald; Georgellcn Hurst; Margaret Phillips; Prissy Hillard; Betty Kennedy; Diane Etheredgc; Mildred Lowrey. sponsor BOYS’ LETTER CLUB 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, golf, varsity basketball, or tennis. FIRST ROW: Lawrence Corley; Robin Abbott; Johnny Lovcchio; Douglas Wheeler, president; Sonny Boggs, vice-president; Jimmy Horton; Terry Sautter; Mr. Johnny Howell, sponsor SECOND ROW: Frank Jurney; Rick Horsley; Bill Kennedy; Frank Landers: James Bedsole; George Shepherd, chaplain; Bob Pochran; Wyatt Peterson; Jerry Yelvcrton; Johnny Jones; Arthur Whatley; Fred Richardson. THIRD ROW: Ronnie Bicker. Mike Canon; Johnny Eadcs; Bill Sanders; Hal Parks. Gerald Todd. 32 FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA Future Nurses is a service club which has given food and clothing to needy families. Their programs arc planned to inform all who arc interested in nursing as a career of nurses' problems. Membership is open to all girls. FIRST ROW Margaret Bums. Jackie Thompson, president; Arden Wood, secretary; Janice Mitchell, chaplain; SueUen Pitts, treasurer; Bche Boockholdt Tatler representative SECOND ROW: Betty Gurley. Gladys Bryant. Brenda Hanlm Penny Nation. Glenda Latham. Faye Bullock, Glenda Lee. Mrs. Mabel Brice, sponsor. THIRD ROW: Faye: Piter. Elizabeth Wright. Carolyn Downer. Martha Daily. Linda Casey. Sandra Parker. Dian Egger. Suxy Jarvis. FOURTH ROW: Dianne Harris. Charlotte Evans. Gail Pair. Myrlc Coleman Carol Cobb. Linda Romine. Joan Johnson. Marie Haney. NATURE CLUB The Nature Club was organized in 1954 to further interest in the study and enjoyment of all phases of nature. Field trips have been taken, and programs on different subjects oi nature have been given in the past. FIRST ROW. Pat McCleskey. Carol Wesley. Judy Posey. Joyce Bragg. Jackie Bell. Vicki Munkus, «««� : ice-prrudcnt; Ann Shepherd. Jackie Black. Anita Richard. Judy Blount SECOND ROW: Jimmy ol.! r.J Sykes James Dole. Reggie Mardis. James Simmons. Harry Looney. James Smith Gerald Dam. Heri DgJ Smith Eddie Peters. THIRD ROW: Mr. A B Miles, sponsor. Howard Powell. Butch Faddy. LeRoy McDonald. D. Blount. Allen Lybrand, Steve Stone. Dan Davis. Al Way. Gerry Damcron. Mike Cooley. 33 PROMOTERS CLUB The promoters of good will and understanding have many activities. Some ol these are: sponsoring the U N. trips and the U.N. exams; Presenting the United Nations Programs; and Being members of the Inter High Promoters, a city-wide promoters dub. Any student interested in their work can be a member. FIRST ROW: Earl Scoggins, treasurer; Vicki Dalton, Taller representative; Phyllis McCoy, vice-president; Patricia Peeples, president; Sandra Fltckinger, secretary; Linda Plunkett, chaplain. SECOND ROW; Suzy I.ogan. Jean Hurst. Janice Hardy, Patti McDill. Angcline Yeager, Judy Watson, Odelle Mixon THIRD ROW; Joan Holloway. Fay Glasgow. Diane Bundy. Prissy Williams. FOURTH ROW: Dennis Cottrell, Adolph lavin, Mrs. Rebecca Peeples, sponsor; Fred Lindsey, Wayne Thrasher. Guy Lytle. Jimmy Ives. BIBLE STUDY CLUB This non-dcnominational club studies to learn more about the Bible, sometimes having on their programs different outside speakers. The dub welcomes as members any students interested in its activities. FIRST ROW: Pat Smith, vice-president; Gordon Melton. Marguerite Tallin, Jane Ford. Ann Usher, Judy Stcclcy. president; Libby Warden, secretary-treasurer; Johnny Hell, Sue Hutlcr, Judy Hailey SECOND ROW; Jane Powell, Carolyn Crittenden, Iris Sherrill, Sara Lee, Eileen Harper, Pat Gibbs. Audrey Turner, David Black. Martha Betterton, Anne Dawson, Dianne Nolen THIRD ROW; Margarette Putman. Favc Hoscy, lna Peel. Wavnc Villads.cn, Becky Yarbrough, Sandra Davis. Notma Tounsend, Faye Wanningcr, Georgia Box. Jimmy Henson, i.arry Holmes FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Bowie, sponsor; Mary Jo Mummert, Ray Floyd. Jimmy Gibson. Lewis Pcnficl Braycr. Elizabeth Robinson, Hutch Hargrove. Bill Lardent. Jack Marebant. Eddie Smith. ZETA-PI-Y Y-TEENS Ih At.. Pt-V V-Tccns were organized in 1955. The purposes of the club arc to better the characters of thi members and to help others. Some of their projects include dressing dolls at Christmas and community projects for the underprivileged. FIRS'I ROW: Charitfnc Ward, president; Esther Coggin; Wanda Self, vice-president; Carol Jean Ash, treasurer; Sandra Wilson, chaplain. Marsha Payne secretary, Carolyn Porter. SECOND ROW. Sue McCrelesj; Joan Ramsey; Pat Bartlett; Linda Carpenter. Pal Stawaidi; Nancy Cason. Ann Pennington. THIRD ROW: Gail Minor; Miss Gloria Gilmore, sponsor; Betty Reeses. Cindy Courson; Prudycc Ozley; Sarah Payne; Michael Broom; Louise Walker. Membership is open to any girl. The club usually chooses a project such as dressing dolls for needy children at Christmas. FIRST ROW': Carolyn Magnuson; Shirley Davis; Ellen Jackson; Elizabeth Hem. secretary; Jane Murphrcc, vice-president. Sharon Pugh, president; Billie Hood, treasurer, Janie Dc Si Key Linda Riley Jean Bodinc SECOND ROW Diane Crump; Linda Jones; Linda Long. Virginia Porter; Martha McLaughlin; Nancy Quinn; Nancy Clark; Wanda Hawkins. Barbara Godkin; Jancillc Midkiff. THIRD ROW'. Linda Loggins; Carolyn Davis; Cecilia Taylor; Virginia Ncssclquest. Sylvia Moore; Linda Carroll. Paula Cunningham; Delores Reese. Barbara Scott; Linda McLean; Josephine Seay, Mrs. P. I Holland, sponsor. SUMUS AMICI Y-TEENS 11k meaning of Sumus Amici is We arc 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 Miss Alice Ketchum, sponsor; Diane Parkes, Susan Gregory. Cammic DeOrlo, chaplain; Joan Parker, president. Barbara Knight, vice-president; Susan Owen, sergeant-at-arms; Carolyn Hancock, Martha Sterling, Anne Eden. SECOND ROW: Marie Hoover, Barbara Dorr, Latitia Faulkner. Elna Eustice, Virginia Callcn. Jane Shelnutt, Cheryl Pridmore. Janice Sparks. Mary Jean Harris. THIRD ROW: Vivian Topp, Janice Lockridge, Pamela Blaich, Judy Harris. Sue O’Conner, Sarah Helen Alverson, Nancy Blaylock. Carol Walker. FOURTH ROW: Marilyn Payne. Alice Bell. Corrin Fcltman. Donnie Clark. Ltmda Abbott, Carolyn Sublctt. Fay Braden, Joyce Brasher. Judy Engle. UTOPIAN SCIENCE CLUB When Woodlawn High School opened in 1922, the Leeuwenhoek Science Club was organized. letter, a second dub 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. FIRST ROW: Robert Vann, Norman Hamm, Marvin Keener. Raymon Heaton, secretary; Mike Coalson, president; Wayne Collins, party chairman; William Salter. Irven Pope, Tatlcr representative; Eddie Hawley, Ian Hardin SECOND ROW: Andy Robinson. Bill Wheat. David James, Bill Camp, sergeant-at-arms; Robert Ritch, Ronnie Viars. John Wells. Joe Potter. Jim Davis, David Cory. THIRD ROW: Tim Gaston. Bill Eagar. Randy Hill, Richard Keith. Charles McCormack. Fred Standifer, Horace Wiggs, David Woodrow. Robert Thompson. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Reynolds, sponsor; David Thompson, Dave Ingram, Charles Elliott. Johnny Hawkins, Jimmy Smith, Bill Stewart, Roger Hobby. Wallace Allison. PEN AND INK CLUB I960 The Pen anil Ink Club, since its organization in 1924, has been an art club, servicing both our school an«l its students. Managed by the art students, this club’s purpose is to give students opportunity to exercise their own judgments, initiatives, and ideas. This year the Pen and Ink Club designed and painted Christmas cards to sell. FIRST ROW: Carol Brown; Kay Stanton, president; Joyann Evans, Tatlcr representative; Jenny Bishop, secretary; Patti Swafford, treasurer; Tommy Gunter, vice-president SECOND ROW: Larry Hart; Billy Aldridge; Betsy Pitts; Barbara McEwen; Janice Daniels; Andy Davenport THIRD ROW': Mrs Lula Bell Black, sponsor: Bobby Lykes; Marlon Dea-son; Larry Carter 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 to all session rooms. FIRST ROW: Freddie Stephens. Jean Sivert. president; Lee Ann Scott, Fred Milloit, vice-president; Jeanne Strickland, secretary; Andy Davenport, treasurer: Paula Simpson. Dojtic Bryant SECOND ROW: Carolyn Salay. Judy Barnes. La Nell Driver. Wanda Gaskins. Cecilia Taylor. Ann Smitherman, Mary Ellen Boyles. Sheila Hester, Joan Shoults. 'HURD ROW: Nancy Shoults. Amy Johnson. Linda Glenn. Assistant Editor, Bulletin; Ann Thomas, Joan Sivert, Janet Bennett. Linda McDonald, James Redd. Miss Katherine Robbias, sponsor; Billie Fuller, editor of Bulletin. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS I-c Ccrclc Francais encourages its members to become l citcr 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: Michel Bracewcll, president; Johnny Yeager, treasurer; Jack Fincher, Tatler representative; Brenda Morgan, 1st vice-president; Sarah Lindsey, 2nd vice-president; Mary Ann Long, secretary. SECOND ROW: Diane Wade. Barbara Williamson. Camille Bowers, David Loveless, Marilayne Gordon, Nancy Shults. THIRD ROW Patsy Carroll, Donna Smith, Miss Eva Godbey. sponsor; Bobby Allen, Ann Lollar, Joy Staples. Maps and posters add interest to the study of the French language D.O. CLUB The Diversified Occupations Club is made up of students taking part in every field of training, except in distribution. FIRST ROW: Sharon Glover. Rita Griffin, chaplain; Susan Shepherd, vice-president: Patsy Byrd, secretary; Gcorgcllcn Hurst. Jean Barnett. Fred Jones. SECOND ROW. Thomas Blow. Kenneth Rigby. Wayne Walker, Bobby Treadwell, Nci-vage Willingham. David Gillespie. Jimmy Lynn McDonald, THIRD ROW: Wayne Locke. Mickey McAnnally. Curtis Philip Sprayberry. Fclston Seals, Bobby Borden, Mr Alverson. sponsor. CHEM-BIO-PHYSICS CLUB The ( hem-Bio-Physics Club was organized in September, 1959, by Mrs. Pauline Long with the purpose •( preparing its members for the Westinghouse Science Talent Search. The members must complete a science project each semester. This club is a member of the Alabama Junior Academy of Science. FIRST ROW John Kimbrough. Barry Walker, president. Martin Morris, vice-president; Tommy Norris, treasurer; Julian Bynum, chaplain SECOND ROW Dennis McNay, Chris Turner, Jerry Smith. Eleanor Long. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Pauline Long, sponsor • IVUVUUUV 9 OOOOO'J-OOiiO OOOOC 'OGttO QQOQC OOO Miss Martha Stuart (left) and Miss June McCain (right), seniors from Auburn, worked in the Commercial Department for eight weeks as practice teachers for Mrs. Marlyn Franks. They were delightfully youthful additions to the scene as well as a great help to Mrs. Franks. 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: Mr. John Carter, sponsor; Billy Foust, Olin Kelso, vice-president; Wally Carlisle, Perry Cowden. secretary-treasurer; Gene Parham. SECOND ROW: Larry Petty. Don Southerland. Samuel Rivers, Knox Bagwell, Robert K. Falk-ner 39 Master Sergeant William Ryan is school sergeant of Wood lawn High School and coach of the Rifle and Drill Teams. The boys' Rifle Team this year consist' of Russell Finch. Johnny Butler. C A Gentry. Jerry Henson, and Joe Estes Russell Beals. Company Commander. Company I; Martha Lee Skelton. Sponsor; Charles Dotes. FIRST ROW: Bill Henderson; Jimmy Taul; Ian Hardin. David Ingram; Neal I.opez; Del Marshall; Tommy Hamilton SECOND ROW: Mike Snow; Morris Parrish; Mac Easterling: Larry Carpenter; Nel-vace Willingham THIRD ROW: Jesse Roegner; Freddie Stevens: Ixon Chatham; Richard Kicth; Bob Gilmer FOURTH ROW Neal Carroll. Irven Pope; Tommy Ingram; Eddie Whatly; Vernon Tvrcc; Charles Smith. Ronny Sweat; Johnny McElroy FIFTH ROW Bob Carraway; Richard Miers; John Penn; Herbert Evans; Roman Creamer; Richard Turner. Joe Thrascr. SIXTH ROW: Michael McClain; Dean Moore. Wayne Gurley. Lonnie Martin; Charles Elliott; Thomas Hester. Ken Powell, Captain. Company K: Madelon Logan. Sponsor; Fred Grill, Gui4on Heater HRM ROW: Jfetfjr Henson; Larry Kclpkc Richard Grern; Glynn Gattis Phillip Heis; Robert Slone. Eduard Clark; Ik-n Clarke. SECOND ROW David Loveless; C harles King; A Gentry; Gary Cooper; Jerry Larkin TMIRI) ROW Allen Thornton, Lewis Martin; Don McEwen; Jerry Crowe: Jim Alexander; Gordon Melton. FOl'RTH ROW Leonard Irving; Jack Rohling; Jack M archant; Billy Bishop; Steve Saigent; Bill Dean; James Sherrill. Melvin Eaken. FIFTH ROW’: Bobby Coffey. Perry Dawson; Carl Israel; Kenneth Haulm; lairry Holmes. SIXTH ROW Bobby Barksdale; Girlos Wright; Duncan Corbett; Gerald Banhol .cr; Tommy Hams; Charles Lambert; Joe Estes. BATTLE GROUP FIRST ROW: Robert Jones, Betty Smith SECOND ROW Carlton McCurry, Johnny Butler. Russell Finch. Madclon Logan and Barbara Roddam arc Honorary Captains m ROTC. lT. S Army Photograph Master Sergeant Russell Finch is high individual fircr in the First Semester Big Three Rifle Match. I' S. Army Photograph TRI-HI-Y The Tri-Hi- Club, organized in January. 1959, with Mrs. Oui la Kinzey, Sponsor, has as its purpose to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of ( hristian character. Tri-Hi Y means. Tri threefold pur-posc; Hi—exemplified by high school girls; Y affiliated with Y.M.C..A To f c eligible for membership the girls must lx- in the fifth semester or above. Patricia Burnett Catherine Bryant Jean Bush Dale Cjll.ih.in Linda Caudle Mrs Ouida Kinzey Sponsor N'.inci Cutchtt Diane Ethcrcdgc Billie Fuller Emily Ganna way Diana Gilliland Becky Logan Madclon Logan Eleanor Long Van McElhannon Claudia McPherson Sylvia Moore Patricia Ohnich Linda Riley Ann Shepherd Joyce Simmons Judy Steele) Mary Ann Stone Linda Waldrop Joan Wolfe Angclinc Yeager Jean Gregory Sally Grimmer Barbara Hewitt Carole House Martha James Tri-Hi-Y members must hold Christian ideals, be- willing to uphold Tri-Hi-Y standards, and work hard to serve others. The main project this year has been working at the Mercy Home. The girls have gone to the home and entertained the children by reading, teaching art, singing, and teaching piano. Many Tri-Hi-Y girls arc in the news. Diane Eth-credgc, Sally Grimmer, Carole House, Mrs. Kinzey. and Billie Fuller proudly display the bulletin board on which a record of the accomplishments is kept 42 USHERS CLUB 111 Mr. James Flesser Sponsor Tlic Ushers Club was 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. Arthur Amerson Anthony Bcdtole James Bcdsole Julian Bynum Wally Carlisle Joe Hartlinc Rjyrnon Heaton Jimmy Horton Dan Hunt David Lon Tommy Clements Tim Gaston Artie Hanes Don Harper Martin Morris George Nichols Bill Stout Donald Taylor Pope Thrash Wheeler Vice Clifford Williams Jimmy Martin Raymon Heaton and Don Seay prepare for handing out programs while ushering at the Temple Theater. Fred R Wayne Don S James LeRoy McDonald The officers of the club arc Julian Bynum, president; Artie Hanes, vice-president; Joe Hartline, secretary-treasurer; James Bcdsolc, chaplain; Fred Richardson, Tatlcr representative. CAROLIERS CLUB CAROL!HRS CU B A well-known club around our school is this singing group. They try out and arc selected by Miss Dowling from all the vocal classes. The Carolicrs meet every day at the sixth period. They often combine with the Cavaliers to make the Woodljsvn High School Chorus Ann Almon Judy Bailey Marie Baldonc Judy Barnes Martha Betterton Camille Rowers Peggy Brown Joyce Carlisle Esther Coggin Sunny Croushom Anne Dawson Judy Engle Marguerite Fallin Bette Gray Susan Gregory Louanne Cirimes Carol Hand Janice Hardy Joan Holloway Katie Holt Sharon Hoes Becky Keith Glenda Latham Connie Lawrence Becky Lee Pam lxck ■Sandra Lowers Anne MeBrayer Patti McDill Peggy McLaughltn Norma Marrinct Jamlle Midkiff Sharon Nabors Sandra Parker Betty Parrish Marilyn Payne Sarah Pavnc Daphne Fcavy Betsy Pitts Gail Pitts Linda Powe Gloria Radcltff Linda Rhodes Joyce Robertson Carol Schnakc Pat Sohoettlin Ruth Sircmorc Lee Sparks Linda Sparks Jackie Street Norma Townsend Ona Mac Townsend Sara Vest Glenda Walker Vonda West Arden Wood Dorothy Wooten Becky Yarbrough CAVALIERS CLUB Mr Turner and the Cavaliers know that “practice nukes perfect. 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 arc chosen by the members of the Cavaliers Club. FIRST ROW: Charlene Angclich. accompanist; Doyle Aaron. Charles Allison. Wallace Allison, Jim Baldwin, Chester Ballard SECOND ROW Ralph Bates, Wesley Boyer, Wayne Brand. Bill Brown. David Bullock. Buddy Bums. THIRD ROW Jim Cobb. Perry Cowdcn. Dan Davis. Gerald Davis. Pat Davis. Bill Dunsmore. FOURTH ROW’: Bill Eskew. Billy Foust. Ronald Fowler, Dcjn Griffics. Warren Haley, Phillip Hallmark FIFTH ROW': Larry Harris. John Kimbrough. Guy Lytle. Johnny McElroy, Jim Meeks. Dudley Miller. SIXTH ROW: Martin Morris. Phillip Morton. Richard Nabors. Wyatt Peterson. Joe Potter. Terry Saulter SEVENTH ROW: Jim Shiflett. Larry Stafford, Pope Thrash. Richard Turner. Rhodes W'atkins. Barry Walker 45 GIRLS GLEE CLUB These girls arc the more advanced choral singers of the school. They arc carefully selected from the Caroliers Club by their sponsor. Miss Claude Dowling They meet every day. Singing with the Warblers Club, they compose the Woodlawn High School Choir The Glee Club participates in the Spring competitor) at Shades Valley High Stun: Night. City-wide Christmas Music Festival, and the Spring Concert at Woodlawn GLEE CLUB Kay Akins Janet Arnold Carol Jejn Ash Patricia Harnett Linda Blackwell Laurie Brown Dianne Bundy Margaret Burns Linda Caudle Anne Cow den Diane Craft Nanci Kay Cutdiff Deana Faster Carolyn Elsca Diane Fthcrcdgc Ann Folsom Pat Frit I Emily Ganna way Anne Gilliland Jeanne Gregory Eva Harbison Billie Hood Mjrtha James Janice Kirkpatrick Barbara Jo Knight Sylvia Lee Linda Lindsay Eleanor Long Marion Lynn Van McElhannon Linda McGill Janice Mitchell Sylvia Moore Glenda Neal Pat Ohnich Joan Parker Earlccn Payne Jane Powell Linda Riley Ruth Roberts Wanda Self Susan Shepherd Wanda Sheppard Joyce Simmons Judy Stcclcy Donna Summers Mol lie Thompson Sue Thompson Linda Waldrop Barbara Weaver Dot Willcutt Nelda Williams Barbara Williamson Angelinc Yeager The best male vocalists in Woodlawn make up the membership of the Warblers' Club. Membership is on a competitive basis. Boys from the Cavaliers try out for positions in the Warblers and arc selected by members of that club The Warblers participate in the Choir Competition at Shades Valley High, the annual Music Festival at Wwodlawn. the Spring Concert at Woodlawn, and the City-Wide Christmas Music Festival. This year, the Warblers will be presenting their minstrel. Marilayne Gordon Julian Bynum Bill Davie Charles Ferrell Butch Hargrove Jimmy Ives Winky Moore Wayne Pugh Wayne Thrasher Wheeler Vue Anthony Bedsolc Sammy Dennis Don Harper George Nichols Eddie Vanderburg Wally Carlisle Ernest Fife Johnny Ives Wayne Russell Wayne Collins Bobby Gentle Joe Lackey Hal Shelton Wayne Villadscn Ed Cook Tommy Godwin Wayne Coggin Bill I .ardent Bill Garrison Bill Stout Olin Kelso Jerry Vines Brian Savage Tommy Clements Roy Gable Johnny Johnston Rodney Creaseman Romaic Hamm Harry Looney Joe Thrasher Joe Wallis W A R B L E R S A scene from the Glee Club's Toyland for Stunt Night in This western scene was the W arblers' winning stunt at November. Stunt Night. 47 WOODLAWN HIGH SCHOOL BAND I960 1 rumpet 1 no David Black Here is Woodlawn's marching hand Bill Wheat which is under the direction of Mr. Gerald A Smith. The Band performs each fall during the halftime at our football games, in the spring at its annual band review, and at all school events in which a band is needed Rcnick Abbott, Knox Bagwell, Terril Barkley, David Black. Johnny Black, George Brokaw. Mickey Broughton. Sue Butler, Palsy Carroll, Douglas Caudill, David Com. Charles Girns, David Cory. Tom Cory, Larry Courtney, Herbie Dayton. Bill Dean, Carolyn Demmig, Gordon Faulkner. Jimmy Gibson, Lee Gibson, Kitty Gray. Donald Gregg, Freddy Grill. Norman Harpm, Kenneth Hanlin, Harvey Harbour, James Harris, Eddie Hawley. Raymon Heaton, Barbara Hemphill. William Hemphill, George Hendricks. Linda Henry, Maurice Henry, Randy Hill. Pat Hollificld. Patricia Holton. Pat Ingram. Jimmy Jackson, Marvin Keener, Frank Keith, Lee Knight. Eugene Kullman, Charles Lambert. Linda Loggins. Mike Loveless, Bobby Lykes, Barbara Manuel. Lewis Martin, Gordon Melton, Gary Monk. James McCay. Charles McCormack, Ben Neighbors. Steven Oliver, Scott Passmore. Jerry Penn. Judy Pirkey, George Reed. Charles Roberts, Andy Robinson. John Robinson, John Rutland, Lcamon Segers. Joyce Sellers, Miller Sharpe, James Sherrill, James Simpson, Melvin Simpson. Jimmy Slaughter, Brandon Smith, Mike Smith, Grady Stone. Robert Stone, Steve Stone. Martha Sullivan, Allen Thornton, Nancy Turner, Claudia Wadsworth. Dan Williamson. Bill Wheat, Jack Wilson. David Woodrow. Drum Majorette. Suay Logan; Majorettes. Joyce Bragg. Glenda Brown. Elsie Green, Pat Hudgins, Carole Hulbcrg. Becky Lowery, Marilyn Motlow. Carolyn Phillips. Barbara Roddam; Conductor, Gerald A Smith 48 WOODLAWN HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA FIRST ROW: Patricia Holton, president; Andy Robinson, vice-president: Bill Wheat, secretary; Martha Betterton, treasurer; Jeff Troxler, Earleen Payne, concert mistress: David Black, chaplain SECOND ROW: Eleanor Long, concert mistress: Janice Clark, Linda Jones. Nancy Boockholdt, Bebe Boockholdt. Nancy Turner, Jimmy Spaugy, Jimmy Boley. THIRD ROW: Nancy OJen, Ann Thomas. Virginia Porter, Kathleen Marshall. Joan Walker. Mary Ann Long, Judith Marchant. Robert Mitchell FOURTH ROW Norman Hamm, Steven Oliver. Mike Smith. Gordon Melton, Judy Pirkey, Pat Ingram. David Cory. Miss Pauline Zinscr. The Woodlawn High School Orchestra, under the direction of Miss Pauline Zinser, 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 is chosen by Miss Zinscr from the most qualified people. Miss Zinzer helps Judith Marchant with a difficult arrangement. Catherine Hryunt has served as Editor-in-Chief of the Tatlcr for four semesters. This is the longest time that any one person has ever served in this position Mabry Robinson, Associate Editor for the fall term, turns her b K k.v over to Joan Parker, who will be the Associate Editor for the spring term. Special editors for the fall term are Pat Ohnich, Sara Martin, Pat Peeples, and Joan Parker. In its Convention at the University of Alabama last fall, the Alabama High School Press Association judged the Tatlcr first place in Class A schools (over 800 students). This plaque was presented to the staff when the award was made. The reporters who collect the school news are Marvin Keener. Sidney Thomas. Aimee Carter, and Tommy Butts. STAFF I960 REPORTERS: FIRST ROW: Man-laync Gordon. Margarcttc Pulman. Carolyn Franklin. Michael Broom. Vicki Dalton SECOND ROW Gordon Melton, Patsy Bolle, Fred Milloit. In order to keep the school informed of current activities and news, a newspaper, the Tatler, is published twice a month. Chiquita Perrita. mascot, checks receipts in the Tatler swag Hag' as Mrs Almon. Sponsor. looks on. These students distribute Tatlers to session room representatives for circulation among students. FIRST ROW: Gail Pitts. Joan Pace. Marie Baldonc. SECOND ROW: Nancy Blaylock. Betsy Pitts. Joyce Robertson THIRD ROW Betty Hall, Brenda Morgan. Patsy Bolle Special editors for the spring term are Mabry Robinson. Sara Martin. Patsy Bolle. Pat Ohnich. Vicki Dalton, and Pat Peeples. Barbara Hosey stays busy as staff typist. 51 I m?) MISS MILDRED BARNARD Woodlog Ail visor FIRST ROW Faye Dunlap. Aas Editor; Dora Lee Innabnit. Typist; Billie Fuller. Copy and Organizations Editor. SECOND ROW': Corrin Fcltman. Faculty Editor; Andy Davenport. Art Editor; Linda Caudle. Honors and Awards Editor Not pictured: Gary McClellan. Assistant Ads Manager. WOODLOG BILLIE HOOD Editor FIRST ROW; Judy Carol Barnes. Freshman Editor; Jain Wolfe, Class Editor; Louise Garrett, Junior Editor. SECOND ROW Jeanne Strickland, Sophomore Editor; Don Nunneiley, Photographer; Patty Cater, Senior Editor. Each year members of the Woodlog Staff make a yearbook which presents in pictures and brief copy an account of the fun, activities. am! achievements of the students of Woodlawn High School. In the spring term they make a sixteen page supplement featuring spring sports and honors The supplement is mailed in the summer to all who purchase a Woodlog. FIRST ROW. Mary Dean Boling. Associate Honors and Awards Editor; Patsy Carroll. Associate Feature Editor. Faye Glasgow, Feature Editor. SECOND ROW': Doug Nunneiley, Photographer. Tommy Butts, Sports Editor; Arnold Harris, Ads Manager. 53 Students handling the sales of the Woodlog were: FIRST ROW : Linda Glenn. Carolyn Magnuson, Shirley Davis, Nanci Kay Cutcliff, Dorothy Mar encil SECOND ROW': Ann Hicks, Camille Bowers, Jcanninc W'ilson, Camille Grove. THALIAN DRAMATIC CLUB Formed in 1926, the Thalian Dramatic Club is 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, arc centered around the club's activities. FIRST ROW- Sally Grimmer, treasurer; Artie Hanes. Linda Waldrop, president; Billie Fuller, vice-president; Barbara Freeman, secretary; Fred Milloit. Jeff Troxlcr. SECOND ROW: Shirley Campbell, Jane McGukin, Louise Harper. San-dra Monroe. Kathleen Marshall. Laurie Brown, Martha Norman. Gloria Radcliff. Linda Powe, Christie Kcttcn. Freddie Stephens THIRD ROW: Sara Thompson. Judy Barnes. Lee Anne Scott. Kay Williams. Carol Harvey. Sue Olein. Dorothy Wooten. Dale Blue, Carol Gillespie. Ann Sneed. Dorothy Corbin. Stanley Burnett FOURTH ROW: Ann Bussey. Jeanne Strickland, Sheila Hester, Diana Gilliland, Kay Shavers, Sandra Sykes, Ann Smithcrman. Diane Jones. Sara Mar-t n, Joan Pace. Judy Berry, David Schlafcr. FIFTH ROW: Sue Penficld. Adclia Thompson. Mitzi McCombs. Martha Knight, Elaine Dingier. Carolyn Carter. Michael McClain. FALL PLAY — annie get your GUN Annie Oakley displays her skill as she defeats Frank Butler in a shooting match. Mrs. Porter is fascinated by the medals Annie received on her tour of Europe. Annie declares that she can shoot better than Frank and challenges him to a second shooting match. STUDENT GOVERNMENT I960 Anthony Bcdsole President Barbara Hewitt Secretary Dianne Bundy Vice-president Van McElhannon Head Marshal FALL TERM Marshall Miller, candidate for Vice-president, and his Mrs. Ann Gray campaign manager. Sponsor Claudia McPherson. put up his posters in the fall student election campaigns. Woodlawn High School is a community within itself with a cooperative government which enables students to learn the basis of democracy. The student government aims to develop leadership, respect for the rights of others, 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 arc the student council, student court, and the marshal force. Sixteen committees make up the organization. They are: Parliamentary Law. Memorial, Honor Points. Student Court, Service Points, Sportsmanship, Program. Athletics. Safety, Morning Watch, Election, Building, Student Activity, Buddy, Gold and White, and Student Directory. Artie Manes President SPRING TERM Jimmy Cobb Vice-president Barbara Roddam Secretary Carole House Head Marshal 55 MARSHALS I960 Is Mary Ann Stone, marshal captain, studying physics or talking to Bill Stout Mrs Louise Pope supervises the selection and duties of about thirty-four marshals for each period in a day MARSHAL CAPTAINS FIRST ROW: Van McEihannon, Barbara Hewitt. Jean Bodinc. Molly Thompson. Gail Johnson, Nancy Leonard. Sandrj Fulford SECOND ROW: Laurie Brown, Carole Cbekrcll, Diane Jones. Sylvia Moore. Camille Grove. Kay Howard. Jane Ellen Brown. Mary Ann Stone. MARSHAL HONOR SOCIETY To be eligible for membership in the Marshal Honor Society, a student must be in the sixth 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 eligible for membership in this society. David Long Jean Bodinc Camille Grove Becky Logan Van McEihannon Linda Riley Vivian Topp Pat Barnett Jane Ellen Brown Madeline Jones Sue McCrelcsj Elease Mullins Mary Ann Stone 56 I 960 BAND HONOR SOCIETY The Band Honor Society is for students who have excelled in the hand. The object of the chapter is to create better musicianship, to stimulate 3 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 cf the entire musical organization. ORCHESTRA HONOR SOCIETY Orchestra Honor Society was organized to give recognition to sendee and higher standards of instrumental performance. Members are selected in the sixth semester or above. They are encouraged toward higher standards of performance on all orchestral instruments. loyalty, and service to the group. Martha Betterton Patricia Holton Pat Ingram Eleanor Long Judith Mareliant EUCLIDEAN MATH The Euclidean Math Honor Society was founded to recognize the students who excelled in mathematics. To become a member of Euclidean, a student must be in the fifth semester or above. Other 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. Patricia Barnett James Bcdsolc Julian Bynum Dale Callahan Bill Camp Aimec Carter Linda Caudle Tommy Clements Mike Coal son Nanci Cutcliff Janice Daniels Diane Etheredge Barbara Freeman Billie Fuller Emily Gannaway Wanda Gaskins Jeanne Gregory Norman Hamm Artie Hanes Don Harper Raymon Heaton Joan Holloway Carol Hulbcrg Dan Hunt Jimmy Huston Jimmy Ives Martha James Charles Jones Phyllis Laatsch Suzy Logan David Long Eleanor Long HONOR SOCIETY I960 Mrs. Margaret Holland Sponsor Richard Lytle Eddie McCarlejr Gordon Melton Marshall Miller Janice Mitchell Sylvia Moore Doug Nunnclley Pat Ohnich Joan Pace Gene Parham Joan Parker Suellen Pitts George Popham Bobby Ritch Earl Scoggins Wanda Sheppard James Simmons Marthalce Skelton Cecilia Taylor Corley Thompson Pope Thrash Diane Tidwell Ronny Viars Wheeler Vice Linda Waldrop Julia Walker Clifford Williams Barbara Williamson Arden Wood Angelinc Yeager Miss Barker explain a math project to Joan Wolfe and Billie Fuller David Loveless Sandra Lowery OMICRON DELTA HONOR SOCIETY The O ini cron Delta Honor Society selects its members from students who have excelled in any field of speech. A student must have distinguished himself in three or more major speech performances to become eligible for membership. Other Qualifications arc: quality of work, ability of leadership. and character This is the highest speech honor a student at Woodlawn can receive. MASQUE AND GAVEL HONOR SOCIETY The Masque and Gavel Honor Society was organized in December of 1933 for speech students excel ling in one major speech performance and in three one-act plays or the equivalent. Members arc chosen from the fifth semester or above. Anthony Bcdiolc Patsy Bell Jean Bush Dale Callahan Billie Fuller Sally Grimmer Lynn Harrison Eleanor Long Michael McClain Mitti McCombs Sara Martin Fred Milloit Marilyn Motlow Elease Mullins Joan Pace Sue Penfield Suzic Pitts Bobby Ritch Mabry Robinson Charlotte Stroud Adclia Thompson Sara Thompson Linda Waldrop Sandra Wigintefl JUNIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OLYMPIAN HONOR SOCIETY Membership in Olympian Honot Society is open to physical education girls, in the fifth Semester or above, who arc 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. Aimcc Carter Jim Cobb LaNellc Driver Carol Harvey Eddie McCarley Mary Jo Mummert The committee for the National Honor Society, as well as Junior National, consists of Miss Virgil Lamb, chairman; Mr. Ralph Martin. Mrs. Louise Pope, Mrs. June Con crly, ami Miss Gladys Armstrong. Junior National Honor Society is for students in the third, fourth, and fifth semesters. After the committee has selected candidates on the basis of grades, the faculty then votes on them on the basis of character, leadership, and service. The committee then makes final selections from the faculty ballots. Jerry Phillips Marivann Pilgreen Gail Pitts Linda W’aldrop and Julian Bynum tap Artie Haynes for National Honor Society. Barbara Hewitt Betty Kennedy Madclon Logan Marion Lynn Glrnnis McDonald Judith Matthews Linda Matthews Marilyn Motlow Joan Murphree Barbara Roddam Judy Tidwell Peggy Toups Litta Kay Burke Faye Eaves Pat Friel Patti Harrison NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Through the efforts of Miss Sarah Ordway, who was head of the English Department, the Woodlawn Chapter of the National Honor Society was organized and granted a charter in April, 1924. The sponsors since that time have been Miss Sara Ordway, Miss Juanita Fink, Miss Stacey Furr, and Miss Virgil Lamb, who is now the head of our Language Department. FIRST ROW : Patricia Barnett, Emily Blair, Doltic Bryant. Jean Bush. Julian Bynum, Linda Caudle SECOND ROW Peggy Cobb, Patsy Colley. Janice Daniels. Andy Davenport, Dune Eth-crcdge, Jem I Dean Faulkner. THIRD ROW’ Billie Fuller, Betty Hall, Artie Hanes, Don Harper, Raymon Heaton. Barbara Hoscy FOURTH ROW' Dan Hunt, Emily Gannaway, Barbara Gray. Jeanne Gregory, Martha James. Charles Jones To be elected into the National Honor Society, one must possess not only scholarship, but character, leadership, and service. The names of those students in the sixth, seventh, and eighth semesters who meet the scholastic requirements arc submitted to the faculty members, who vote on them. The committee then makes the final selections from the faculty ballots. FIFTH ROW : David Long. Sue McCrelc s, Claudia McPherson, Jimmy Martin, Doug Nunnellcy. Pat Ohnich. Joan Pace. SIXTH ROW': Betsy Pitts, Sucllen Pitts, Fred Richardson, Diane Roan. Janice Robertson, Barbara Roddam, Jack Rohling SEVENTH ROW': Wanda Sheppard. Joyce Simmons. Judy Steeley. Pope Thrash. Diane Tidwell. Nancy Tucker. Wheeler Vice. EIGHTH ROW': Linda W'ald-rop, Clifford W'illiams, Ncl-da W'illiams, Barbara Williamson, Joan Wolfe. Arden W'ood. Angeline Yeager. 62 ATHLETICS Dou£ Wheeler rips through Raider defenders for a Colonel touchdown in a 29 I 1 victory over Phillips. Tri-Captains for varsity team: Sonny Boggs. Doug Wheeler. Ralph Boyer SCORES W H S. OPP 8 12 Lanier Phillips Bessemer Pheonix City West End Shades Valley E ns ley Robert E. I.cc Ramsey MR. JOHN ARMSTRONG. Assistant Coach; MR. JOHNNY HOWELL. Head Coach; MR. JIM PY-BURN. Assistant Coach. FOOTBALL In the first year under Coach Johnny Howell, Woolawn's former city champs finished with a disappointing 3-5 record. The Colonels, however, truly had a better team than their final record showed, as they were hampered by late season injuries and were just edged in three big games by scores of 12-8, 7-3. and 20-1-1. Woodlawn had a three and one record in the city, losing only to the Ramsay Rams in a heartbreaking 20-Id loss. This record enabled them to gain a berth in the Crippled Children's Clinic on Thanksgiving, for the 3th time in a row. Again the Rams proved to be too much as they won 7-0. As in previous years, they lost all three games played outside the city. Despite this mediocre season, the Colonels placed three linemen on the first team AH-Gty and had one to make All-State. These were Ralph Boyer, All-City. All-State; George Shepherd. All-City; and Sonny Boggs. All-City, All-State. Douglas Wheeler, senior quarterback, and the sensational Junior halfback. Robin Abbott, were selected to the All-City second team. One of the key things in the Colonel attack proved to be the massive line which took up the slack left by the lack of backficld speed. Other prominent figures in the Colonel attack were Jimmy Horton. James Martin, Arthur Whatley and Hal Parks. ROBIN ABBOTT Halfback - Inn:. ; JOHNNY JONES GujciI Senior ARTHUR WHATLEY Halfback Junior RALPH BOYER Guard — Senior SONNY BOGGS Guard - Senior RONNIE BIEKER Tackle — Senior DOUG WHEELER Quarterback — Senior HI JIMMY MARTIN Quarterback Senior FRANK Jt'RNhY End Senior JAMES BEDSOLE End Senior FRED RICHARDSON Center -- Senior JOHNNY l.OVECHIO Hjlfb.uk - - Junior JERRY VINES Tackle — Senior TOMMY GODWIN Tackle — Senior 67 WOOD LAW N' S STARTING BACK FIELD FOR ’59 SEASON RICK HORSEI.Y Halfback Senior WHEELER HORSELY WHATLEY ABBOTT HAROLD PARKS Halfback — Senior ROBERT MAG NESS 68 Halfback — Senior ARTIE HANES Guard Senior BASKETBALL I960 Woodlnwn's seemingly invincible Colonels lived up to their pre-season ratings as they gained 5th place in the state basketball poll at mid-season With a string of 8 straight victories against an opening year loss to Bessemer, the Colonels coasted into the annual Jefferson County Classic, boasting a 6-0 city record In their 6th consecutive appearance, Woodlawn had little trouble as they romped over Ensley 7$-52 in the first game and then edges! out Hcwitt-Trussville 50-48 for their fifth title within the 7 year period. The early pan of the season somewhat resembled that of last year, as Woodlawn defeated nearly everyone they played by a margin of 10, including such powerhouses as Tuscaloosa. Ensley, Minor, and the newly formed Banks High School. Not stopping here, the Colonels continued to roll on by defeating Bessemer and West End as the season drew to an end. In maintaining this superb 12-1 record, Coach John Blanc started our seniors: Johnny Eadcs, Gerald Todd, Dennis Lathem, and George Nichols along with lone junior. Bill Gray. The Colonel attack was well balanced anti usually saw at least four of the five above in double figures along with fine rebounding. Thus, with a high shooting percentage and good height, the Colonels arc proving all along to be one of the big contenders for the state championship, if they can get through the tough District Five playoffs at Glenn High. MR JOHN BI.ANF Coach GERALD TODD Senior Guard AI.AX SPEEGI.E Junior Forward 70 B A S K E T B A L L JOHNNY FADES Senior Forward Smiley Nichols drives for two points in game with Banks BILL GRAY Junior Center BILL DAVIS Senior Center SAM DENNIS Senior Guard Bill Gray (44) and Gerald Todd (40) looked on as Nichols attempted to block a Tuscaloosa shot WHS OPP Bessemer 53 57 West End 66 32 Minor 59 48 Ensley 59 44 Tuscaloosa 64 53 Banks 60 50 Phillips 71 53 Jones Valley 78 31 Ramsay ...50 45 •Ensley 73 52 • Hewitt-TrussTillc 50 48 Bessemer 51 48 West End 28 27 Minor 84 69 Ensley 74 57 Banks 54 52 Phillips t Jones Valley t Ramsay t Tuscaloosa + • JEFFERSON COUNTY CLASSIC T After we go to press SCORES - BASKETBALL ’59-’60 GEORGE NICHOLS Senior Forward DENNIS LATH EM Senior Guard RUSSELL TODD Junior Guard GIRLS’ GYM In Mrs Pope's fifth period gym class, acrobatic antics are preferred by Mary Beth McElroy, Kalliopi Dak is, Billie Rollins. Bobbie Sue Ware, I.inda Inzer. Judy Dickinson. Beth Valentine pops the ping pong balls as Kalliopi Dakis looks on Mary Beth McElroy scrambles for the rebound during an interclass game. Jean Corner, Prudy Ozley, Mar)- Beth McElroy, Patsy Sweat and Dorothy Schwaiger seem to be having a ball. 72 ALTERNATE FAVORITES I960 Diane Etheredge Barbara Hewitt Mary Ann Stone Barbara Rod dam Marilyn Motlow Students in the feature section were chosen by the senior class. Semi final selections for the top fifteen favorite girls were made by outside judges on a basis of beauty, poise, and personality The final nine selections were made by the same judges from photographs. The judges were Mrs. Art Thys, Mrs. Carol Wood, and Mrs. Sue Chcatwood Rawls, a former WHS Favorite. Linda Waldrop HOMECOMING QUEEN AND COURT The Homecoming Queen of WHS for I960 was Elsie Green. Her two attendants were Ruth Roberts (right) and Barbara Hewitt (left). They were nominated by the f x)tball team and elected by the Student Body. The Queen was crowned at our Homecoming game with West End in which Woodlawn scored a victory, 15 to 6. doug BEST DRESSED Judy Gray and Richard Gibbs richard MOST ATHLETIC Elcase Mullins and Doug Wheeler WHO’S WHO JANUARY I960 glencU WITTIEST Judy Warner and Tommy Godwin tommy WHO’S WHO JANUARY I960 MOST POPULAR Glenda Brown and Charles Ferrell Charles bobby MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Joyce Simmons and Anthony Bcdsole WHO'S WHO JANUARY I960 BEST ALL-AROUND Dune Etlwrcdgc and Bobby Killingsworth I960 I RIENDI M-ST Hi!lit- Marie Hood and Sammy Dennis WHO’S WHO sammy MAY MOST COURTEOUS Linda W'aldrop and Andy Davenport linda Hillic WHO’S WHO MOST ATHLETIC Barbara Hewitt and Sonny Bogus Barbara louis BEST DRESSED Pat Hudgins and Louis Clark sonny FALL SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS I960 JULIAN BYNUM president MARTIN' MORRIS, vice-president FRANK LANDERS, treasurer. DIANE ETHEREDGE. secretin Wanda Self, president; Glenda Brown, historian; Mrs. Clark, sponsor; Janice Morton. Billy Aldridge, Doris Morton, artists. IN APPRECIATION . . . Sandra Davis attended Wood lawn High for three years. During that time she received many honors. Among other things, she was President of the Board of Directors of the Woodlawn High School Savings Bank. Associate Editor and Editor-at-Large of the Tatlcr, a member of National Honor Society, and a member of the Latin and the French clubs. In August, 19M). she moved with her family to Winter Haven, Florida. Although she is happy there, it is natural that a part of her heart is here at Woodlawn High School. So, we arc happy to have her picture here with her Woodlawn senior class! 94 ALFRED ADAIR Apollo; KOTC Captain BILLY ALDRIDGE Pen and Ink Club Scholastic Art Award Winner. Senior Artist, SR Offices; Marshal CHARLES ALLISON Warblers. SR Offices; Cavaliers; Apollo. SARAH HELEN AI VERSON SR Offices: Stunt Night Committee. Y -Teen . Girls' Handicraft Club Fashion Show. Art Show, Sponsored by Lineman Essay Contests FRANKLIN ARTHI K AMERSON Ushers. April lo. Math helper. SR Offices Council; Stunt Night. Tatlcr: Staff. Aud Programs. IANE'1 ARNOLD Glee Club FT A.; Marshal. Gupliers; Stunt Night; President Treasurer Y-Tccns. Apollo: SR Offices; Aud Programs CAROL JEAN ASH Cacolicrv Secretary; Glee Club. Apollo; Marshal, Y-Tccns. SR Offices Club Offices Stunt Night; Spring Concert. Christmas Fc'tisal State Musi Competition JAMES A BEDSOLE . NHS; Ushers; Euclidean. Var-sits Football; Track BRAD BELLE . . : Apollo; SR Offices; Audubon Club GLENDA FAYE BROWN Treasurer. Personality Club; Stunt Night; Gold and White Resue; Student Council; SR Offices. Sportsmanship Committee. Majorette; Apollo; W Day. Marshal JUDY BROWN . . SR Offices Personality Club. Marshal: Table Setting Contest BRENDA BAILEY Apollo; Spanish Club; Marshal PATRICIA ELISABETH BARNETT . . Choir. President. Girls' Glee Club Vice-President. NHS; Secretary. Tri-Hi-Y; Euclidean; Marshal H President Promoters' Club; Marshal Captain; Student Teacher X'-Day: SR Offices. Gwncil; Student Court. Dramatic Club; Library Assistant. Library Club. Operetta; Stunt Night. Aud Pro grams; Spring Choir Contort: Buddv Committee. Standard Point' Committee DALTON ANTHONY BEDSOLE . President. Student Body. Warblers. President Cavaliers. Ushers; Euclidean: Omicron Delta; Masque and Gavel; Bank Board of Directors: Senior Favorite; Boy's State; M C. Stunt Night. Fall Plays, Senior Matinee. Dramatic Club; Nature Gub; Apollo; Student Court; Lab. Assistant. I960 MICHAEL LEE BUSBY Marshal; Bank Director CAROL JEAN Bl’SH Masque anJ Gavel. Omicron Delta MS; 1st place twice. Girl's City Civitan Oratorical, 2nd place twice. Alabama. West Florida Oratorical. Treas Dramatic Club. Wood log; Nfarsb.il. Tri Hi-Y JULIAN ER VIN BYNUM . . President, Ushers; Treasurer, NHS. Vice-President JNHS; Chairman Program Committee. Chaplain Science Club; Student Council; Student Cabinet. Cavaliers. Warblers. Apollo; Boy's State; Euclidean; Minstrel; Morning Watch; Nature Club; Spanish Club; Marshal. B Team Football. Stunt Night RICHARD RAYMOND CALLEN Track; SR Offices VIRGINIA GAINES CALLEN. WALLY CARLISLE SR Offices; Ushers; Euclidean; Photography Club; Nature Club; Tennis Club; Apollo; Cavaliers; Warblers; Minstrel; Choir Competition; Stunt Night; Auditorium Programs; Choir Spring Festival. LINDA CARPENTER Marshal. Y Teens DONNIE LOUISE CLARK SR Offices. Y-Tcenv. French Club; Marshal BARBARA CLAWSON SR Offices. Apollo; Y-Teens. Marshal MICHAEL STUART COALSON Eutopun Science Club; Euclidean HS; Offices. Lab Assistant. Marshal. PATSY COLLEY Junior Red Cross Council; Chaplain, and Representatives. Training Center. Bank Assistant; NHS. WAYNE COLLINS Warblers; Cavaliers; Minstrel; Apollo; Civitan Oratorical Contest. Fall and Spring Play; Aud. Programs; Stunt Night. Dramatic Club; Tatlcr Staff; Marshal; Eutopian Science Club; SR Offices; Council; Spring Concert; State Music Competition. May Day DAVID CORN . . . Marshal, Band. Band HS; Apollo; Vic e-president Model Club. JAMES DEWEY CROUCH . . Mar shal; Band Mike Coalson. Wayne Collin'. Charles Allison, Jimmy Horton. Joe Harthnc. and Wayne Vdludscn study the deep dark secrets of science 96 RICHARD LEV DAWSON ... SR Office . Apollo DORINDA EDWARDS Marshal; Speech Club; DE Club. BARBARA Jt'NE ESTES Marshal. Y-Tecns; Band HS; Apollo; DO Club JANICE DIANE ETHEREDGE . President Tri Hi-Y; Taller. President Orolicrv, Vice-President. Euclidean; Council; Girl's Glee Club. Vice-President. Apollo. ETA; Gym Assistant; W-Day; Student Directory Committee; Stunt Night; Choir Concert. President Girl's Letter Club. May Day Contest; Secretary, Spanish Club; Aud Programs; Advisor's Assistant; Senior Favorite; NHS W'ho’s W'ho. BILL FARRAR SR Offices; W'eight Lifting Team PATRICIA ANN GIBBS . . Taller Representative; Marshal; Apollo Cub; Bible Study Club. D.O Club RICHARD GIBBS . . . Photography Club; Audubon Club SR Offices; Marshal DAVID GLENN. CHARLES FERRELL . Freshman Favorite; Cavalier . Warblers; Vice-President. W'arblers; End Man Minstrel; Vice-President Apollo. Senior Favorite. Audubon Club; Operetta. LYNN FLOYD . . Sr. Banker. Apollo. PAT FRIEL Cheerleader. Council; SR Offices, Stum Night; Choir; President, Secretary, Personality Club; Vice-President, Letter Clulv. Olympian HS; Athletic Committee; Marshal; Apollo; Caroliers; Sportsmanship Committee. CASANDRA IANE FULFORD Classics Club, Freshman Auditorium. Marshal; Dramatic Club; SR Offices EDGAR WILLIAM GARRISON . Cavaliers; W'arblerv, Minstrel; Apollo. WILLIAM EDGAR GARRISON. 97 Some people say its a small world, hut it I. Hargrove and Richard Gibh .is thc . 1 graduation TOMMY GODW IN .. Football; Track; Warblers, Cavaliers; SR Offices; Stunt Night. JUDY DIANE GRAY SR Offices; Apollo Club, Marshal MARY I.Ol ANNE GRIMES . Carolicrs; Aj?ollo, Library Assistant Sctrctary of SR Hank Teller French ( lub RITA ( AMII.LE GROVE . . Vice-President, Marshal. Dramatic Club; Freshman Auditorium; Marshal Captain. Classics f lub; Library Assistant; SR Offices; Marshal; Woodlog Sales Staff JANICE GRI ND Masque and Gavel; Euclidean; Apollo; SR Offices Lab Assistant Math Helper Marshal DON GURLFY Disc and Diamond HS. SANDRA HARDY JAMES OTIS HARGROVE Warblers; Cavaliers, Council. Taller; Apoll'o; Minstrel; Stunt Night: Bible Club; Dramatic Club; Library Assistant DONALD LESLIE HARPER Warblers; Minstrel. Operetta; Cavaliers Ushers: Junior Math Club; Apolla; Euclidean HS; Stunt Night. Choir; Auditorium Programs: Choir Festivals. ROY JOSEPH HARTLINE . Freshman Award: Euclidean Honor Society; Ushers. Stunt Night Marshal; NILS. CAROLE GAYE HEARN . Marshal; Art Awards; Home He Awards at fair. Offices in Vcstalian Club; Junior Achievement Officer; Winner. Bromberg's Table Setting Contest LORENE HICKS . Marshal. SR Offices. SHARON IRENE HILLARD JIMMY HORTON . . . ' yrs. Varsity Football, 2 yrs Varsity Baseball; Sgt at Arms in Lashers. Lcttci Club 98 FALL SENIORS BARBARA HOSEY . Math Helper, Advisor's Assistant: Taller Bible Club. Apollo; FT A WILLIAM GLENN KENNEDY Varsity Football Manager; Letter Club; U Team Baseball Apollo; Council BOBBY KILL]NGSWORTH . . Photography Club; Audu-bon: Apollo; SR Offices SAM KOONE Cavaliers; Warblers; Apollo; SR Offices. Alternate End Man. Minstrel; Operetta; Freshman Favorite JOHN WESLEY LAMAY Bible Club; Marshal; SR Offices. FRANK MARSHALL LANDERS III . . Varsity Football. SR Offices; 'B Team Baseball; Apollo WILLIAM PRESTON LARDENT Warblers, Cavaliers; Apollo. Minstrel; Operetta; Stunt Night; Library Club; Bible Study Club; Aud Programs. 1st place Science Project. Fair; Spring Concert HERSHEL LcORAND JEROME LINKHART. GUY CHARLES LOPRESTI SR Offices. Apollo; Wrestling Team; Track PETE ALBERT LOPRESTI JR . . . Euclidean; Marshal. FOM McCAIN SR Offices EAR LINE McCARTY . . . Bank Teller; Marshal; President of Class. GLENNIS MCDONALD . . Office Helper; SR Offices. Bank Teller. President. Olympian HS; F.T.A.; Y-Teens; Girl's Letter Club; Marshal. Student Teacher, W-Day. 99 leroy McDonald Ushers; Marshal; President. Nature Club; Dim: and Diamond, SR Offices: Stunt Night; Apollo; Council Aud Programs: Vice-President. Nature Club. JAMES MeINTYRE Hank EDDIE McWILLIAMS. SUZANNE MARI.OW . . . Y-Teen; Woodlog Sales Staff; Scholastic Art Award; Marshal Classics Club. ETA. SR Offices: Manful of Month Club FRANK MAY . SR Offices: Apollo; B Team Football. Marshal DO Convention LARRY MERRILL . . ‘TV Football; S' Baseball; Council; SR Offices; Apollo; Marshal; Audubon; Aviation LYNDA MILDRED MITCHELL . . . Apollo; SR Offices; Marshal: Marshal Captain; Y-Tcens. GUERRY MOORE . . . Apollo; Audubon MARTIN AZELLE MORRIS JR . . Cavaliers Ushers. Minstrel. Spanish Club: Science Club: Club Offices Apollo; Aud. Programs. Stunt Night. SR Offices Council, Buddy Committee: Morning Watch; Bov's State: Citizenship Tour. DORIS ELAINE MORTON Art Awards: Per sonalily Club; Apollo; Marshal. SR Offices JANICE EILEEN MORTON . Tri Teens; Club Offices; Apollo; Art Awards; Marshal. SR Offices. MARILYN MOT LOW . Girl's Letter Club, Olympian HS. Gym Assistant; Best Girl Athlete; Majorette; Dramatic Club; Masque and Gavel; Senior Play. FTA, Bank Board of Directors Apollo. Marshal; Senior Favorite; SR Offices: Council. MAREE ELEASE MULLINS Head Marshal; SR Offices; Cheerleader; Head Cheerleader; Masque and Gavel; Council. Aud. Programs. Fall Play; Senior Favorite; Dramatic Club: Who’s Who. VICKI MUNKUS Apollo; Library Club; Nature C lub Library Assistant. FALL SENIORS I960 100 JOHN THOMAS NORRIS SR Offices; Club Office. Audubon Club, Lab Assistant; Science Club MARY SUE ODEN . . Apollo; Carolicrs. HARRIETTE OLEVJA PICKETT SR Offices: Mur shal; Freshman Auditorium: Dramatic Club; Clavsic Club GEORGE POPHAM Euclid cans HS; Jun- ior Math Club. Math Helper JANE POWELL . Marshal. SR Offices; Apollo; Bible Study Club; Girl's Glee Club; Carolien Stunt Night, Operetta; Library Club. Student Teacher BILL POWERS Marshal; Board of Directors. School Bank. Track; Apollo AL PRINZ ROBERT RAINS. JOAN RAMSEY Marshal President Zeta Pi-Y Y-Teens. Dramatic Club; SR Offices. DIXIE RANDALL Pres idem of SR; Buddy Committee; Dramatic Club; F T.A ; Vice-President. Nature Study Club; Marshal; Council Miss Hannon's Carolicrs THOMAS A RANDLE . Marshal. Apollo; R.O.TC. Color Guard; Din and Diamond HS. Outstanding Private. R.OT.C. TOMMY REED . Disc and Diamond HS; Apollo; Model Club. FRANCES REESE . . Marshal. Masque and Gavel Honor Society: SR Offices; Thalian Dramatic Club; Office Helper. F T A . Auditorium Programs. 101 Mr. Caudle gives a make-up test in history to Linda Long. Sara Vest, Al Prinr. Frnest Fife DIANNE ROAN NHS; Euclidean. FT A; Junior Math Club: Speaker in Freshman And Math Hclpct SR Offices GEORGE SCHNAKT Cavaliers: Warblers Operetta, Minstrel: Apollo; SR Offices; Sportsmanship Program JAMES FAR!. SCOGGINS Math Helper. Euclidean, SR Offices. Promoters Club; Inter Hi-Promotciv Club WANDA FAYE SELF’ . . President, (iarohers, Glee Club. Apollo: Representative for Miss May Day. Marshal; Secretary of SR; FT.A : Christmas Festival; Auditorium Program. BILLIE RUTH SHANKLIN Vice President. Secretary. Treasurer of Jr. Red Cross Club; Apollo Bill Lardent and An thony Bcdsolc work hard on their science proictt GEORGE GARRETT SHEPHERD. JR - . Varsity Foot ball Track. 1-ctter Club ''R Offices; Sr Fvorite. JAMES SHIRLEY . Marshal; Apollo JOAN SHOULTS F T A . Dramatic Club; Apollo; Library Assistant LYNN SIMPSON Spanish Club JOYCE SIMMONS . Tri-Hi-Y; Vice-President. Carolicrs. Glee Club; Spanish Club. Jr. Math Club; Bible Study Club; Apollo. Choir. SR Offices; Secretary. Jr NHS; Recording Secretary, NHS; Advisor's As sistant; Marshal; Council; Student Directory Committee: Aud. Programs. Stunt Night. JAMES BRENT SMITH Lashers; Apollo; Camera Club; President. Nature Club; Council. Stunt Night; SR Offices; Aud. Programs. JUDITH MARIE SMITH . . SR Offices; Y Teens; Marshal STEVE MURRAY SMITH . . 'B' Team Football. Marshal Captain; Track Team. MARIA SOULIS . . . French Club; Girl's Rifle Team; Library Assist int; Aud Programs. 102 FALL SENIORS I960 rt DY Sin 1.1 Y Tri Hi Y tilcc Cllvib (arolierv. Choir . Ap ,||„ Proidrnt V i i r President, Bible Study Huh. Ad i rN Help c. Aud Programs Stunt Night lERRY 1 si TAX'ART GEORG! iXJ.NAI-D I AYI.OH I 'hers. tr M.ith Club; Ajh. IIo. Banker: Stunt Night SIDNEY THOMAS Apollo Marshal. SR Offices President. Jr Math Club NANCY TUCKER Spanish Club FT A Masque and Gavel; Play; Marshal. SR Offices; Coun C1| EDNA I ARI VAI GHAN Apollo fr Red Crews Council. Of-lues. Red Cross Council; SR Of flies. Marshal JOE XX AIMS . Warblers (jsaiicrs Apollo. Marshal. SR Offices Minstrel JOAN WALLS Gym Assistant: Girl’s letter Gub. Marshal ELIZABETH ANNE WARDEN Marshal Library Office Help; Bible Study Club; Pen and Ink; Taller Staff JUDY DEAN WARNER Masque and Gavel: Euclidean. Dramatic Club. Spanish Club. Marshal. SR Offices. Library KENNETH WEAVER SR Offices. Marshal PATRICIA I WELDEN MARY FRANCES WEST Aud. Programs. Apollo; Y-Teens Club DOUGLAS WHEELER President of Apollo. Boys Letter Club; Favorite: ‘ B Team Football: B Team Baseball; SR Offices; Captain Varsity Football; Varsity Football. Varsity Baseball; Hobby Gub: Freshman Favorite; Memorial Committee. Warblers; Minstrel MILTON WHITLOCK Apollo; DE Club; Red Cross Club: SR Offices. Tatlcr Staff; Club Offices. SANDRA WICINTON Euclidean; Masque and Gavel; Math Helper; Marshal; Dramatic Gub; SR Offices. Fall Play. CLIFFORD WILLIAMS President. NHS; Ushers; Apollo; Euclidean; Patrician Latin Club Woodlog Staff; SR Offices; Math Helper; Council: ROTC; Distinguished Cadet Award. Superior Cadet Award President. Disc and Diamond HS: Band JERRY WAYNE YELVER-TON . . SR Offices; Apollo; Buddy Committee: Boy’s Letter Club; B“ Team Basketball; Varsity Basketball. 103 I960 DOYLE AARON M,r R offi .: co “cii; .Marshal piamat, CIub y Ap,ub Sjfct Committee; Ud p? jmR KAV AKINS • Glee Cluh. Carolicrv SRUAV i Apj!lo; Cheer!cadcr . Z :r s,lsnt Mar ALFORn lX)R,S FAYE Tr ? v , AM'o; Y VT . CMj|,Jn C«ub: Mar--|ul. I ah-Assistant; SR Of. frees. CHARI EXE DALE ANGEL I‘ H Apollo Cavaliers Accompanist. Treasurer Y-Icens; NR Offices; Office Help; Marshal. Aud Programs Morning Watch Committee. Promoters Club; Stunt Nitfht JO ANN ASHLEY Dt Club. MARIE ANTION I II BALDONE Apollo Spanish Club Iatlcr Staff Cambers Math Help Aud Programs I AMES EDWIN BALDWIN Apollo Mar slul; Cavaliers JAMES TROY BALLARD ■ B” Team Basketball; B‘ Team Football: Golf Ecam: SR Offices: Apollo ANN BALES . . . Marshal: A llo W AYNI BARNETT SR Offices; Marshal Apollo A nation Club PATRIC IA BASSETT. 104 NANCY BLAYLOCK ■ • FTA; Y-Teens: Tatler Staff: Marshal. JEAN BO DINE Home- coming Sponsor; SK Offices; Y-Teens; Mr Brown s Assistant; Council; Office Helper. Athletic Committee: Sportsmanship Committee. Chairman: Marshal. Marshal HS PA I KK IA 1 I AN BA I V V-Tccn Marshal Rt'SSELL BEALS KOI ( Company Commander. (••iripany 1 Dim and Diamond HS: Rifle Team KARIN BEARDEN Eutli- Jean Caroliers. Apollo. And Programs SR Offnes Y Teens Marshal Math Helper. Stunt Night SHARON KAY BEN NETT Apollo Y Teens Marshal ALICE BELL . . Marshal. Y-Tccns Apollo. JACKIE BELL MARTHA SHERRILL BETTERTON Orchestra: Caroliers; I T A Bible Study Club Marshal JENNY BISHOP Taller Staff Pen and Ink Club. Classics Club; Officer Helper. Marshal. Student Directory EMILY LOUSE BLAIR Junior National Hs FNA FT v'r-------------------------------------- SR Office . National HS Jean Bodine. Chairman of Sportsmanship Committee, stands by Colonel as we go to meet the Lions I960 PATRICIA S! SAN BOLLE SR Offices: Tatlcr Staff; Woodlo| Staff. Spanish Club, Au� l Pm grains. Feature la tier Staff BF.BI BtKKKMOl.in Ap IWi FN A . Science Club; FT A.. Or chest ra; ''K Offices. Art Award NANCY BORDEN DENN| HOUR LAND Vue President Audubon Club PATRICIA ELLEN BOWMAN Apollo; Marshal, F T A EVELYN LOUISE BOX . Apollo; SR Offices. Vcstalian Club; Nature Club; Building Committee Student Council. Buddy Committee, Marshal; Aud Program; Secretary. Nature Club JEANE BROADHF.AD Freshman Aud . Tri-Teen MICHEL BRACEWEI.L Masque and Gavel US Marshal. President French C lub. Exchange Editor. Title Staff; Bank Assistant; Dramatic Club; Circulation Mao ager, Tatler Staff; Delegate. Alabama Federation of French Club; Stunt Night; Aud Programs. Third Place. Statt French Club Competition BILL BROWN . Cavalier Apollo; SR Offices; Photography Club. Marshal. CAROL JOANN BROWN . . F.T.A ; Marshal. Freshman Aud ; Red Cross Club. Lab Assistant. Miss Peek s Helper; Pen and Ink Club; Art Award; National Scholastic Art Award. DONNA BROWN President. SR; Apollo; Y -Teens. RALPH BOM K Vanity Football Vars.ty Baseball; B Team Basketball. Letter Club Cb-Captain FoOtbaQ Team. MARY IIIIN B )YI I ' Library Club A1 thcan Club; Ar -ll.. Club WILLIAM JEFFERSON BOZC MAN . . . President. SR; Junior Math Club. Junior Nj tional HS; National HS IANE ELLEN BROWN Marshal. Marshal Captain, Assistant; Marshal HS; Office Aid; Y-Teens; Offices. Y-leens; SR Offices; And. Programs; Council Student Dire, tors Committee. Advisor Helper Woodlog. I N Tour; Apollo CATHERINE ANN BKYANI NHS; Editor-in-Chief. Tatlcr Fall 19S8. Spring, Fall I9S9. I n-Hi-Y; JNHS; Quill and Scroll HS; SR Offices. Council. Library Assistant FTA. Spanish Club Dramatic (dub; Teacher s Assistant DOTTI! BRYAN I HS SR Offices. Marshal. I.ibrarv Assistant Apollo. Y-Tcens GLADYS CHESLEY BRYANT Marshal IN A FAYE BULLOCK Y Teens. FNA. Bank Assistant CLARA DIANNE BUNDY Marshal; Vi.c President, Student BikIv; Promoters; Glee Club. Choir. Oroliers; Secretary. Apollo. SR Offices. Council. Cabinet; Senior Favorite; Chairman. Memorial Committee. Hall of Fame Committee Sportsmanship Committee. Student Directory Committee. Minstrel. Aud Programs; Stunt Night, PI A Programs. Spring Concert. Y-Teen Offices. LETTY KAYE BURKE Olympian HS; Girl's Letter Club; Marshal; SR Offices; Y-Tccns; Gym Assistant. MARK STANLEY BURNETT . Dramatics Club; Perfect Attendance; Fall Play BUDDY BURNES Cavaliers; Apollo; President. Photography Club; Marshal; Chorus; Taller Representative. MARGARET ELAINE BURNS . . Glee Club; Apollo; FNA BILLIE BURROW . . . Marshal; Office Aid TOMMY BUTTS ... Woodlog Staff; Tatlcr Stiff; Spanish Club; Photography Club; Marshal PATSY BYRD . . Glee Gub: Carolicrs; DO Club; Secretary. DO. DOROTHY MARIE CALDWELL FTA; Marshal; Althean Club. 107 PATRICIA LORETTA CALMOI N Girls Letter Club Gym Assistant: Marshal LINDA DALI CALLAHAN Favorite Freshman, Miss Lire Prevention: Tn Hi V. Vkt President Homecoming Queen. Euclidean US; Masque and Gavel MS. Student Council Senior Favorite. Latin Club: Marshal Assistant til RAID CALM A Vitr President of SR. Apollo MIKE CANON Varsity Foot ball; B Team Basketball; B Team Football: letter Club: Na lure Club DF.IJI.A CAMP Home Nursing Club MARY JEAN CAMP WILLIAM LEONARD CAMP Euclidean HS; Utopian Science Club; Model Club. Spanish Club. Apollo. SR President: Sportsmanship Committee JOYCE CARLISLE Curolicrs; Apollo; Marshal; SR Offices; Lab Assistant. Jr Math Club: Stunt Night JOE CARROI.I Euclidean HS: Ushers; French Club; Avia-tion Club. Apollo: SR Offices LARRY WAYNF CARTER . Jr Math Club. Pen and Ink Club; Apollo: SR Sec retar)': SR Vice-President CHARLES GARY CHAPIN . Varsity Baseball; B” Team Baseball ARLENE CHANDLER . . President of Freshman Class; President, Red Cross; Marshal; Cheerleader; Glee Club; Honors from another school. HELEN CHAPPELEAR. Apollo; |r. Math Club; Marshal; Library Assistant; Jr. Red Cross Representative WANDA CHATHAM . . Girls' Handicraft Club SPRING SENIORS I960 Office assistants this period arc Dianne Bundy and Jean Bodinc. 108 MIDGE CHRISTIAN. TOMMY CLEMENTS Euclidean; Warh-Icrs; Ushers; Minstrel; Stunt Nijtht. GENEVA CLEMMONS Apollo; Marshal GENE CLARK LOUIS CLARK Boys’ Utter Club. Marshal; Varsity Baseball Mnager; President and Vice-President. SR; Student Council. Best Dressed in Senior Who's Who RONALD THOMAS CLIFTON Varsity Baseball; B Team Baseball Marshal SR Offices BARBARA CHRISTIE CLINE SR Offices. Althean Literary Club PEGGY COBB Apollo; JNHS; Marshal HS; Carol icrs; SR Offices; Bank Teller; NHS. JAN COCHRAN Girls' Rifle Team; Charmette Club; Jr. Red Cross; Apollo; Marshal WAYNE COGGIN Warblers; Cavaliers. Vice-President. ”B' Team Football; Spanish Club, President ROSIE LEE COLLEY Marshal; Library Assistant. WILBUR CONWAY ED COOK . Warblers; Cavaliers. Apollo; Marshal; Audubon Club. GLENDA CAROLYN COPELAND . Apollo; Marshal; Y-Tcens: SR Offices. SPRING I960 SENIORS Janice Daniels looks very happy as Linda Waldrop tap her for NHS 109 CHARLES MARLIN CORNS SR Offices; Band HS; Band; Marshal; B‘ Team Football. CINDY COl R-SON Apollo; SR Offices: Orchestra: Y-Teens; Vice-President. Y-Teens. PERRY COW'DEN Tennis Team; SR Offices; Vice-President; Secretary -Treasurer. Tennis Club; Pres ident, Sccretury, Casalicrs; Apollo. Chorus GERALD CRAWFORD CAROLYN CRITTENDEN Apollo; Marshal; Offices, Bible Study Club. EDDIE CROTWELL. ASA LAW RENCE CROW E . Band; Model Club; Orchestra; Apollo. SR Offices. BARCLAY CULVERHOUSE Apollo; Marshal. JANICE ANNETTE DANIELS SR Offices; Junior Math Club; Euclidean. JNHS; Marshal; Pen and Ink Club. Math Helper; NHS. ANDY DAVENPORT JNHS; Offices. Pen and Ink Club; Art Editor. Taller, jnd Woodlog; NHS; Who’s Who; Ads Editor. Wood log; Marshal. SR Offices. Library Club; Library Assistant; National Scholastic Art Award Honorable Mention. Finalist; $100 Hallmark Art Award. Alabama; Ribbons in State Fair; Offices, Savings Bank; Delegate. Nation-’! Jr Achievers Conference. Red Cross Exhibit. Europe. HELEN DAVIS . Red Cross Club; Junior Red Cross Representative SANDRA DAVIS Bible Club; Apollo; Dramatic Club; Teacher Aid. Home Economics; FT A WILLIAM PAUL DAVIS JR Warblers. Minstrel; Varsity Basketball; Cavaliers; President. Spanish Club; President. Jr. Math Club; Operetta; Chairman. Morning Watch; Apollo; Stunt Nights; Council. B Team Basketball. SARAH DAY Y-Teens; Ap- ollo. 110 NANCY ECHOLS. MARLON DEASON ... Pen and Ink Club; Model Club; Aud Programs. CAMMIE DE CARLO SR Offices; Chaplain. Y Teens; Dramatics Club; FTA; Y-Tcens; Marshal Apollo. SAMMY DENNIS B Team Football; Varsity Basketball, Cavaliers; Warblers; Minstrel; SR Offices; Sports-Editor, Tat-ler; Apollo; Stunt Night BRENDA DENDY FTA; Apollo; Bible Study Club; Wood log Salesman: Lab Assistant. JACQUELINE DEROY FTA; Aud. Programs. Tatlcr Representative. ROBERT DODD . . . B Team Football; B” Team Baseball; SR President. Apollo; Marshal; Varsity Football. BARBARA LAYNE DORR . . SR Offices. Y-Tcens; Girl's Rifle Team; Library Assistant; Marshal; Apollo; Library Club; Bank Assistant, junior Math Club. MILDRED ANNETTE DL'ERR . . Marshal; Euclidean. Apollo; Math Helper; Classics Club; FNA; Advisor's Helper JERAL DEAN DUNN. BILL EAG AR Marshal; Math Helper; Euclidean; Taller; Photography Club; Science Club; Aud. Programs; Lab Helper DEANA EASTER . . Y-Teens; Marshal; Caroliers; Glee Club; Apollo; Vestalian Club: Aud. Programs; Stunt Night; Dramatic Club; Office Assistant; Y-Teens Officer. LINDA FAY EASTERLING . . Y-Tcens; Apollo; FTA; FNA; Bank Helper. BARBARA FAYE EAVES Y-Tcens; Stunt Night; Girl's Letter Club; Olympian HS; W-Day; Aud. Programs: Gym Assistant. Ill Give me a bite.' says Joan Wolfe to Hal Shelton, between classes. MIKE EDWARDS Band. Apollo: Marshal; Aviation Club JUDY NORMA ENGLE Y Teens; Carolierv. Stunt Night Apollo; Tatlcr Representative Other School Library Assistant, tiler Club. Dramatics BILL ESKFW WESLEY JOSEPH ESTES Rifle Team. Disc and Diamond MS. JOY ANN EVANS Y-Tcens. Pen and Ink, Apollo. Aft Awards. Freshman Aud. I ERA I. DEAN FALKNER NHS; FTA; SR Of- f.ces: Apollo ROBERT K FALKNER . Euclidean Tennis Club GORDON FRANCIS FAULKNER JR Band HS; Band, Apollo. Model Club; Band Revues Aud Programs LAT1TIA CAROLE FAULKNER . . . Marshal; Y-Tccns; Apolki DAVID FEGENBUSH . . Math Helper; Lab Assistant. LANCF FELTMAN . . SR Offices; Var sity Basketball. Letter Club; Tatlc Representative, Floor Manager Track Team; Marshal; B Tear Basketball KARREN JANNEANE FIELD . Euclidean; Libran Assistant. Lab Assistant. FTA. FN'A. Libran Club; SR Off.ce Aud. Programs. Apollo. ERNEST E. FIFE JR. . . . President. Warb Jers; Apollo; Cavaliers; Minstrels; Spanish Club; Stunt Nights; Aud Programs. RUSSELL FINCH Captain Rifle Team; Disc and Diamond HS; Nature Club; Apollo Jimmy Henson alertly attends his marshal post SPRING SENIORS I960 RAY FLOYD Marshal. Apollo. Elections: And Programs; Bible Study Club. MARTHA FOOTE Apollo; Office Help RONALD FOWLliR Cavaliers; French Club Apollo; Junior National; Audubon Society NILA JUNE FRANKS Y Teens PHILLIP JOE FRANKS SR Offices BILLIE CLAIRE FULLER NHS; It NHS; Masque and Gavel; Onucion Delta. President; Euclidean; Tri-Hi-Y; Wood log Staff; Freshman Award, Secretary. Dramatic Club; Fall Plays; Caroliers; Apollo; Marshal; Library Assistant; Office Assistant. Oratorical Contests. Aud Programs; Debate Team: Citizenship Tour; Who's Who. BOBBY GAFFORD B Team Football; Varsity Football. Marshal; Letter Club WILLIAM TIMOTHY CALLUPS EMILY GANNA-WAY NHS; President. Jr. NHS; Euclidean; Glee Club: Caroliers. Apollo; Secretary and Vice-President. Patrician Club; Chaplain. Tri-Hi-Y; Co-Editor, Wood log; Elections Committee. Council; Math Helper. GENE GARNER WANDA ANN GASKINS . . . TIM GASTON . Ushers; Marshal HS. SPRING SENIORS I960 113 I DAVID GATT1S Apollo; Rifle 1'c.im Marshal; Drill Team BOBBY GIN TLE Cas alters Warblers; Apollo Min trel ( hoir JOHNNY GENTR Marshal. Apollo TANDY GERELDS SR Offices; A| ollo Varsity Football; Var sitv Basketball; Var sity Baseball; Marshal; Warblers Ovalicr MAI RICE GILBERT Junior Math Club; B“ Team Basketball; Council; SR Offices Banker. DIANA GIL LI LAND . . . Tri-Hi Y; Dramatics Club; Fall Play. Robert Migncis goes to class well prepared. VIRGINIA ANN|- GILLILAND Glee Club: Carolters; Vice-President. Latin Club; Apollo: Marshal. Aud. Programs, Stunt Night Math Helper. Christmas Festival MARGIA ANN GINN Dramatic Club: Marshal: Vice-President and Treasurer. Personality Club; SR Offices. JAMES DANTE I CiO! DEN Apollo: Marshal. Aviation Club. TOMMY GOODMAN Lat:n Hub BECA Club Basketball; Marshal. Aud Program; I-ab Assistant DORTHA GOINS . Girls Athletic Club MARII.AYNE GORDON . French Club; And Prourams; Office Assistant; SR Offices: Taller Staff. PHYLLIS COL RTNEY GRAHAM Apollo; Marshal; Junior Red Cross Club: F T A. GLORIA DAWN GRANT Apollo: Promoters. French Club; Marshal: Y-Teens: SR Offices; Freshman Aud ; Library Assistant: Aud Program I960 114 ELSIE GREEN Majorette, Marshal Apollo; SR Offices; Aud. Programs. Senior Favorite; Girls' Letter Club; Band Re-view; Homecoming Queen. JUANITA GREEN FT A; Apollo; Marshal. PEGGY GREENWAY Marshal; Tri-Teens; French Club; SR Offices; Aud. Programs; Stunt Night NANO' JEANNE GREGORY . Tri-Hi-Y; Treasurer. Glee Club: Choir; Cambers; Library Assistant; Vice-President, Treasurer. Library Club; Euclidean; President. Y-Teens, Secretary. JNHS; SR Offices: Woodlog; Apollo; Semi-Finalist, National Merit Scholarship; Inter-High Oral Spanish Contest; Math Assistant. Aud. Programs. NHS PHILLIP W HALEY . . . B Team Baseball; Marshal. Apollo; B“ Team Football. SR Offices WARREN HALEY . . Cavaliers; Apollo. BETTY LOU HALL . Tatlcr, Floor Manager; Bank: Director and Head Cashier; Woodlog Sales Staff; NHS; Apollo; Y-Tccns; Math Helper PHILLIP HALLMARK SALLY ANN GRIMMER . . Marshal; Committees: Parliamentary Law. Student Directory. Stunt Night. Big 9 Dance. Activity; Masque and Gavel. Omicron Delta; Dramatic Club; TV and Aud. Programs; SR Offices; Council; Plays; Debater; Tri-Hi-Y; Scholarship. University of Alabama; Oratorical Contest. WESLEY REUGENE GUNN . . Euclidean HS; Utopian Science Club; Apollo; FTA; Classics Club; Lab Asst Audio-Visual Committees. I 15 VIC)!. F. 1 H AN.GOK ARTHUR JACKSON HANES JR Varsity Football; libers; Harvard Book Award; Dramatic Club; French Club; SR Offices; Senior Favorite; Plays; Ora toricals. National Merit Semifinal ist Omicron Delta Masque and Gavel. Euclidean Stunt Night; Student Court; Parliamentary Law Committee; NHS; Gov Boys State EILEEN HARPER . . Bible Sta Club, Marshal; SR Offices. ARNOl. HARRIS . Woodlog Ads Sale man; Junior Red Cross; Apollo; !■ Offices DIANNE HARRIS Marshal, FNA; Perfect Attends Y-Teen; Stunt Night LARRY HAi RIS SONNY HARRIS Va.n Track; B Team Football; Bible Stu Club. Apollo; SR Offices. TOMMY HARRIS GRACIE HARRISON . President Vcstalians, Marshal; Y-Teens. SR Offices; Apollo. CAR-ROLL LYNN HARRISON . SR Offices; Y-Teens; Jun ior Red Cross; Marshal; Masque and Gavel; FTA; Bank Teller. PATTI HARRISON . . Marshal; Gym Assistant, Aiw Programs; Girls’ Letter Club; W-Day; Olympian HS FTA. Home Nursing; Stunt Night; SR Offices. LARRY HART . . Pen and Ink Club CAROLYN HARTLEY SR Offices, Marshal; Girl's Letter Club. Aud Pr-grams; FTA FREDDIE JACKSON HARP SR Offices; DECA; DF Treasurer BRENDA HAN-LIN Marshal; Spanish Club. FNA. Dan Hunt taps Joan Wolfe for NHS as Hal Shelton looks on SPRING SENIORS I960 116 JOYCE HARVEL Caroliers: Apollo; Y-Teens; Mar-ihal RAYMON HEATON IMim; JNHS; Euclidean; Band US; SR Offices: Science Club; NHS. LORETTA LOUISE HELMS Apollo; Marshal; Junior Red Cross. BETTY HEMPHILL Girl % Handicraft Club WANDA HENDRIX FT A; Freshman Aud JIMMY H HENSON Disv and Diamond: Aud Programs; Bible Study Club; Drill Team. Dedication of Green Spring Armory; Junior Achievement: Marshal; library Assistant; ROIC Officer; Rifle Team. Stunt Night. SONDRA HESTLEY Marshal; Girls Letter Club BARBARA HEWITT . . Tri-Hi-Y; Cheerleader; Secretary, Student Body; Senior Favorite; Olympian HS; W-Day Court; Assistant Marshal Captain; President. Girl's Letter Club; Cabinet. Council. PAMELA ANN HICKS . . . Woodlog Sales Staff: Y-Tcens; Library Club. SYBLE HELEN HII.L Marshal; FNA; Aud Programs GLORIA HODGES. SHEILA ANN HOLLIFIELD Apollo. HAROLD HOLLY Band PATRICIA HOL-TON . . . Band; Band HS; Or-chestra; Orchestra HS; Apollo; Operetta; Marshal; Christmas Festival; Tri-Teens; Band Revue; Aud Programs. Stunt Night BILLIE MARIE HOOD . . Marshal; Girolicrs; Girl's Glee Club; Choir; Stunt Night; Aud. Programs; Classics Club; FT A; Gleamette Y-Tccns; SR Offices; Who's Who; Woodlog: Honors and Awards Editor '58, Feature Editor '59, Co-Editor ‘60; Spring Concert. Music Festival Apollo; City and State Choir Competition; Lab Assistant; Quill and Scroll; Tri-Hi-Y 117 TRUDY HOOD FTA; Marshal MARIE HOOVER Apollo; Marshal; Y-Teens; SR Offices CAROLE HOUSE Tri-Hi-Y: Head Marshal HS; Dramatic Club; Aud, Pro-g rams; Oratorical Contests; Council; SR Offices KAY HOWARD Apollo; Office Helper; Y-Teens; Buddy Party Committee; Marshal Captain. Assistant; Marshal Court; SR Offices. PATRICIA ANNE HUDGINS . . Majorette; Aud. Programs; Band Review; Marshal: FTA; Y-Teens; SR Offices; Senior Favorite; Apollo; Who's Who RICH' ARD HUFF . . . Junior Red Cross WILLIAM HUGHES . . Marshal DAN HUNT . . NHS; JNHS; Euclidean; Ushers; Track. DAVE INGRAM PA-TRICIA ANNE INGRAM Band; Orchestra; Apollo; Y-Tcens. Promoters: Bible Study Club; Band HS; Orchestra HS; Junior Achievement; Operetta; Christmas Festival; Band Rc view; Aud. Programs; Vice-President. Orchestra; Offices, Junior Achievement Company DORA LEE INNABNIT Y-Teens; Apollo; Wood log Typist LYNDA JO INZER Marshal; SR Offices. Tatler Representative: Treasurer. Y-Teens; Aud. Programs; Stunt Night. ANN ISBELL . . . Y-Teens; Apollo. Mr. Youngblood gives Buddy Bynum a beam handshake as he presents him with the Bausch ft Lomb Science Award. SPRING SENIORS I960 118 JAMES OLIVER IVES . SR President; Morning Watch Chairman; Safety Committee Chairman; Sportsmanship Committee; Apollo; Cavaliers; Warblers; Promoters; Euclidean: Tatler Staff. Marshal; Minstrel; Stunt Night; Spring Concert JIMMY JACKSON Band HS; Apollo. Martha). Stunt Night Aud. Programs; SR Offices; Band Revue; Christmas Festival DAVID PRESTON JAMES I'copian Science Club. B Tram Football, Apollo; Marshal. MARTHA ELIZA BETH JAMES Tri-Hi Y; Qrolieiv. Glee Club; Treasurer and Tatlcr Representative, Beatrice Hannon FT A Club; Mist Hannons Assistant; Euclidean; Apollo; Dramatic Club; Lab Assistant. Math Assistant, Marshal; MIS DIXIE GAIL JOHNSON Y Terns. SR Offices; Apollo; Buddy Committee. Marshal; Stunt Night JOHNNY IOHNSON Disc and Diamond HS. RONALD JOHNSON WILLIAM JOHNSON. JOHNNY JOHNSTON Caval.crs: W arblers. Apollo; Morning Watch Committee; Schind Choir CHARLES LEON JONES . . . Latin Club; Junior NHS. Euclidean; Marshal. SR Offices; Math Helper; Junior and Senior Dance Committee; NHS. DAVID PAL’I. JONES. JOHNNY JONES . . . Marshal; SR Offices; B-Tcam. Football; B-Tcam Baseball; Varsity Football; Letter Club; Apollo; Lunchroom Helper MADELINE JONES . . Girl s Letter Club; Marshal; Marshal HS; Office Assistant; SR Offices; Y-Tccns; Spring Play JO JORDAN Girl s Handicraft Club SYDNEY HORNSBY KEEL . . . President of SR. I KELLEY ... Charmcttes; Marshal: Apollo. I960 119 WILLIAM LAWRENCE KELPKE Lab Assistant BETTY KENNEDY Cheerleader; Y-Teens. Girls' Letter Club; Olympian; Euclidean. Gym Assistant. PEGGY KENT . Y-Teern; Apollo; FT A; Marshal; English Help; SR Offices; Red Cross Representative Fred Richardson, Dan Hunt. George Nichols, Jimmy Martin. Artie Hanes, and Hill Stout get together for an Ushers’ stag party. I.AKNY CLYDE KING JANICE LEE KIRKPATRICK . . Girls' Glee Club; Vice-President. ( arohers. SR Offices. Offices. Classic Club; FTA; Latin Club; Marshal; Orchestra; Operetta; Aud. Programs. Treasurer. Junior Civic Opera Board BARBARA JO KNIGHT Marshal; Vice President, Y Teens; Caroliers; Girls' Glee Club; Choir; Christmas Program; SR Offices; Stunt Night; Teachers’ Help; Apollo; State Music Competition. Aud Programs; Y Teens PHYLLIS LAATSCH . . Euclidean; Math Club; FTA; Math Help; Marshal; Freshnun Aud JOSEPH EUGENE LACKEY . W'arblcrs; Cavaliers; Minstrels; Stunt Night; SR Offices; Aud. Programs. GLENDA ANN LATHAM .. Marshal; Offices. FNA; Apollo; Caroliers. DENNIS LATH EM . . . B Team Basketball SR Offices. JAMES ARNOLD LAW . . Marshal; Track Team; 100 Mile Club; Cross Country Team SI BERT KENNETH LAW ... SR Offices; Aviation Club; Apollo; Tatlcr Representative. MARY LAWRENCE . . . Marshal; Apollo; Office Help; SR Offices. SYLVIA ANN LEE Apollo; Vice-President, Y-Teens; Marshal; Caroliers; Glee Club; Stunt Night; East-W'est Queen; Competitive Festival; Spring Concert. JANICE LEONARD . Y-Teens; DO Club; DE Club 120 SPRING SENIORS I960 NANCY LEONARD . . . Masque and Gavel; Dramatic Club; Classics Club; Marshal Captain; Senior Matinee. UNDA LEE LINDSAY . . Girls’ Glee Club; Y-Tcens. Taller Staff; Marshal; Apollo; Caroliers. BECKY LOGAN . . . Tri-Hi-Y; Cheerleader; Caroliers; Marshal HS; Council; Girls' Letter Club; Athletic Committee; Y-Tcenv. W-Day; May Day. Apollo; Senior Favorite, MICHAEL McCLAIN . . Fall Play: Masque and Gavel; Omicron Delta; Spring Play; Dramatic Club. WILLIAM gary McClellan . . . Woodlog Staff. PATRICIA Me-CLESKEY . . . Y-Tcens; Nature Club; Marshal; SR Offices: Apollo; Office Aid. TOMMY McCLl'NG ... SR Offices; Photography Club: Apollo. M A DELON LOGAN Tn-Hi-Y; Cheerleader; JNH$; Olympian HS; Marshal HS; Gym Assistant; ROTC Sponsor; Senior Favorite; Student CotUKil; Athletic Committee. May Day Contest. Alternate, Caroliers; Girls' Letter Club. Vice-President; Y-Tcens; SR Offices; Math Helper; Auditorium Programs Stunt Night DAVID FRANKLIN LONG NJHS; Ushers: Math Helper; Euclidean HS; Marshal; Marshal of the Month; Marshal HS; Camera Club; Stunt Night; SR Offices; Board of Directors of WHS Savings Bank; Junior Achievement; NHS. ELEANOR LONG . . Tri-Hi-Y; Girls' Glee Club; Cabinet; AAASA Award. Council; 2nd Place: Zoology -State Fair. Scientific Papers ; Ala Academy; Originator and Editor of Record Yearbook; Concert Mistress. Orchestra; Euclidean HS; Masque and Gavel; Orchestra HS; 1st President. Orchestra; Sophomore Classes Chairman; Utopian Science Club, Secretary; Chcmi-Bio-Physics Club; Inter-Hi Promoters, Treasurer; Promoters Club; Auditorium Programs; SR Offices; Junior Opera Board. WILLIAM LONG . . . Captain. Disc and Diamond HS; Drill Team Commander; Battle Group Commander; Treasurer, DO SANDRA LOWERY . . Y-Tcens; Apollo; Euclidean HS; Caroliers; SR Offices; Christmas Festival. MARION EI.OISE LYNN . . FTA; Jr Math Club; Apollo; Girls' Letter Club; Olympian HS; Caroliers; Girls' Glee Club Choir; Auditorium Programs; W Day; Stunt Night; Gym Assistant. BETTY SUE McAlister . . . FTA; Personality Club; Marshal; SR Offices; Auditorium Programs. MICKEY' Me ANN ALLY 121 JIMMY McCOMBS . Cavaliers; Apollo. Minstrel. MITZ1 Me-COMBS . . . Freshman Aud.; Dramatic Club. Apollo; Marshal; Lab Assistant; Stunt Night; SR Offices; Masque and Gavel. SUE McCRELESS . . Marshal; Marshal HS; Y-Teens; FT A; SR Offices; Bank Helper: NHS. JIMMY McCullough mm CARLTON McCURRY Disc and Diamond; ROTC HS; Taller Staff; Golf Team; Latin Club: Tennis Club CONNIE LOUISE McDAKIEL . . FTA; Vcstalian Club; SR Offices VAN McELHANNON . . A sistant Marshal Captain; Marshal Captain: Head Marshal; Euclidean; Marshal HS. President; Glee Club; Tri-Hi-Y; SR Offices; Office Helper; Mr Bancrofts Helper: Sportsmanship Committee; Aud Programs; Dramatic Club; Y-Teens; Caroliers: Lab Assistant: Marshal Court; Math Assistant; Morning Watch Committee: Apollo; Girls' State; Student Court. JOHNNY McELROY Cavaliers; Apollo; Disc and Diamond HS; Drill Team; Rifle Team; Company Exec. O. BARBARA ELLEN McEWEN ... SR Offices; Pen and Ink Club; Y-Tccn Offices: Marshal; Woodlog Salesman; Art Award. LINDA McGILI. . . . Marshal; Apollo; Caroliers; Glee Club; SR Offices; Chemistry- Lab. Assistant; Stunt Night. GLENDA McKINNEY . . . Althcan Literary Society; Woodlog Sales Staff; Freshman Aud. Program. MELANIE McLAIN . . . Marshal; SR Offices: Rifle Team. Sidney e. McLaughlin . . APoiio. DENNIS McNAY. Some people get a Big, big kick winning Warblers! out of Stunt Night . . . especially the I960 122 CLAUDIA McPHERSON . NHS; Euclidean; Masque and Gavel; Latin Award; Tri-Hi-Y. TOMMY McPHERSON Inter-High Promoters Club: Marshal; Apollo SANDRA MABRY Apollo; Marshal; SR Offices; Woodlog Staff DAVID MACKLE ROBERT MAGNESS . . . B' Team Football: Varsity Football; Trade; SR Offices; Marshal JUDITH MARCHANT . . Apollo; President. Orchestra; Lab Assistant; Orchestra HS; Bible Study Club. NORMA MARRINER . . Marshal; Personality Club: Entre-Nous Y-Teens; Vestalian Literary Club; SR Offices; Apollo; Caroliers; Fashion Show ; UN Programs; Stunt Night DEI. MARSHALL . . Dramatic Club; Bowling Team; ROTC; Teacher's Aid. JIMMY MARTIN . NHS; Varsity Football; Varsity Baseball; JNHS; Marshal HS; Offices. Ushers SARA AL1SE MARTIN . . . FTA; Marshal; Offices. FT A: Dramatic Club; Quill and Scroll HS; Masque and Gavel; Fall Play; Reporter. Editor-at-Large, Taller; Math Helper; Aud Programs; Buddy; Tri-Hi-Y DORORHY ANN MAR-ZENELL BONNIE MASSEY . . Marshal; Jr. Math Club: SR Offices; Apollo; Aud. Programs; Stunt Night. GLEN DAVID MATTHEWS . . . Apol-lo; Marshal; Tatlcr Representative JUDITH MATTHEW'S . . Marshal; Gym Assistant; Aud. Programs. Girl's Letter Club: Olympian HS; W’-Day Programs; FI'A; Stunt Night; SR Offices. LINDA MATTHEW'S . . . Marshal; Gym Assistant; Aud Programs; FTA; Girl's Letter Club; W'-Day; Olympian HS. I960 123 RONALD WAYNE MAULDIN . . . Manager. Football: Baseball; Boy's Letter Club SANDRA MAXWELL FTA: Marshal; Y-Teens JAN MEADE Marshal. Office Assistant: SR Offices; Dramatic Club; Masque and Gavel; Student Directory Committee ROY MEADOR Apollo; SR Offices JIM MEEK Cavaliers. Apollo; Marshal: SR Offices: Honor Roll; Minstrel JOHN GORDON MELTON Disc and Diamond; Euclidean; Band HS; Orchestra HS; Audubon Club; Library Assistant: Apollo; Bible Study Club; Spanish Club; Fall Plav; Tatler Staff JANEILLE MIDKIFF . . . Catchers. DUDLEY BRANDON MILLER III SR Offices; Vice-President. Cava- liers; Marshal. Apollo; Aviation Club; Warblers. MARSHALL LEE MILLER Teams: Track; Cross-Country, Ala. Science Fair; Science Club; President. Vice-President; ROTC Honor Co.; Euclidean; Woodlog Business Mgr.; JNHS; Apollo; SR Offices; Office Help; Disc and Diamond HS; Math Helper; Math Club; Marshal JOHN FREDERICK MILLOJT . . . Omicron Delta; Masque and Gavel; Euclidr-an; Student Elections; Student Council; Debate Team. Plays; Aud Programs, Boy's State; Band; Tatler; Library Assistant; SR Offices; Announcer. Football Games GARY MONK . Band; Band HS: Orchestra; Apollo: Marshal; Model Club BILL MOORE . . ROTC; Apollo; Model Club BOBBIE MOORE . Y-Tcens; Apollo; Pen and Ink SYLVIA ANN MOORE . . . Tri-Hi-Y; Glee Club; Choir; Caroliers, President. Y-Teens: SR Offices; Euclidean; Apollo; Marshal; Assistant Marshal Captain. Aud. Programs. Marshal Court: Math Assistant; Wtxnllog Staff. BRENDA MORGAN . . . Tatler Circulation Staff; Vice-President. French Club. Euclidean; Counselor's Assistant; Marshal. FTA; Y-Teens; Art Awards, Tri-Hi-Y 124 SPRING SENIORS I960 PHILLIP OSCAR MORTON Apollo; Cavaliers; Chorus; Marshal; SR Offices. Council JOAN MURPHREE . Olympian HS; Girl's Letter Club; Marshal; SR Offices. HOWARD LAMAR MYERS Apollo; Marshal; SR Offices Emily Gannaway ups Doug Nunndley for NHS. JAMES RICHARD NABORS Apollo; Givjlicrs: Marshal; SR Offices. Bank Teller PENELOPE RUTH NATION . . FNA GLENDA FAY NEAL SR Offices; Carotiers; Marshal; Y-Teens; Glee Club; Freshman Aud.; Stunt Night; Apollo. SANDRA LYNNE NEW-SOME . . Apollo; SR Offices; Vice-President. Secretary, Y-Tcens; Giuncil; Buddy Committee; Aud. Programs CHRISTOPHER GEORGE NICHOLS . . . Warblers. Cavaliers. Ushers; Letter Club; Vice-President, Apollo; Varsity, B Team Basketball; Varsity, B“ Team. Baseball; Track; Minstrels; Operetta; Choir Festival; Spring Concert. Senior Favorite: Stunt Night SR Offices; May Day Court; Aud. Programs CLARENCE DEKALB NORRIS III DON NUNNELLEY . . SR Of-fices; Ushers; Woodlog; Quill and Scroll. DOUGLAS BUCHANAN NUNNELLEY . JNHS. Latin Club; NHS. Woodlog. Ushers SR Offices; Quill and Scroll. SUE OCONNER RICHARD ODELL ... SR Offices. IX) Club PATRICIA ODEN Apollo; Caroliers PATRICIA JOYCE OHNICH SR Of fices; Junior Math Gub; Caroliers; Glee Club. News Editor, Tatlcr; Quill and Scroll; Euclidean. JNHS; NHS; Tri-Hi-Y. Marshal; Apollo. 125 PEGGY PERRY . . . Y-Tcens; Apollo CAROLYN PHILLIPS Mftjotet ; Apollo; Aud Program; Band Review. Vestalian Club; Marshal; Office Help CHARLOTTE PHILLIPS . . Marshal; SR Offices; Classics Club; Vestalian Club JO ANN PECK . Apollo, Y- Teens; Woodlog Salesman; Picture Salesman; Venal Accompanist. LEON HUGHS PEEL. JR MARGARET ANN PENFIELD . Apollo; Y- Teen, Officer; SR Offices; Marshal. GRAHAM EDWARD PEN-NINGTON. JOAN PACE . . Euclidean; Masque and Gavel; FTA Secretary; Dramatic Club; Marshal; Taller Staff, Floor Manager; SR Offices. Math Helper; NHS. JOAN ELIZA BETH PARKER Glee Club; Apollo. Catchers Y Teens. President; Euclidean; Marshal; Aud Programs; Stunt Night, Tatlcr, Exchange Editor. Math Helpe: Christinas Mask Festival; State and City Music Compcti tion; Quill and Scroll; Tatlcr. Associate Editor. HAL PARKS . . Varsity Football: “B Team Football. Varsity Track; Ushers: B' Team Basketball; Aviation Club. Vice-President. Stunt Night JERRI PARKS Marshal SR Offices EARLEEN PAYNE Apollo; Caroliers; Aud Programs; Glee Club; Orchestra. Orchestra HS; Science Club; Y-Tcens. Orchestra Offices. FLEURETIE PEAR-SON . Dramatic Club. Masque and Gavel; Library Assistant; Marshal; Caroliers. Apollo; Y-Tectis Aud Programs DAPHNE ANN PEAVY Apollo; Caroliers; Y-Teen, Officer. 126 I960 Newly elected members of the Cast Club,” Billie Fuller and Emily Gannaway BETSY PITTS Manful; Taller Staff; Student Council. SR President; JNHS; Y-Tccns; Apollo; Caroliers, President; NHS; Pen and Inlc Club; Y-Teens. Vice-President; Glee Club SUELLEN PITTS Euclidean; Masque and Gavel, Treasurer; FNA: Secretary, Treasurer. Chaplain SR Offices; Marshal; Dramatic Club JANICE HOPE POCOPAN! . Dramatic Club, President; SR Offices, Bank Assistant; Advisor's Aid, After a sportsmanship program in the auditorium, Jean Bodinc. chair-run of the Woodlawn Sportsmanship Committee, flashes a smile as lie serves punch to our special guests. Mr. Kenny Morgan, Cits Athletic Director. Mr Richard Crum, Sportsmanship Chairman from Ramsay, and WoodlawnV-Coach Howell JUDITH SUE POPE Apollo; Marshal; Girl's I.ettcr Club; Y-Teens; Stunt Night, Cheer leader: SR Offices; Aud Programs; Coun- il; Athletic Committee; Ijb Assistant. Gym Assistant. CAROLYN DEANE PORTER Apollo; Orchestra. FNA; Y Teens GENA POWELL SR Offices Tri- Teens. President. Catchers; Office Aid; Marshal; Apollo; Stunt Night; Aud. Programs. Christmas Festival. HOWARD POWELL Apollo; Com and Stamp Club. Nature Club; Library Club. Library Assistant BOBBIE LEE PRESLEY . . Marshal; Y-Teens; SR Offices WAYNE PUGH . . . Cavaliers. Choir; Warblers; Minstrel; Apollo. MAR-GARETTE PUTMAN Mar- shal HS; Apollo; FTA. Secretary, Vice-President; Bible Study Club; Taller Stjff. Cub Reporter CHARLES EDWARD RAWTIN-SON RAYMOND RAYF1ELD . . Marshal. Apollo; Math Helper; Band; Tatlcr Representative JAMES GLENN REDD . . . Spanish Gub; Math Club. Library Assistant; Marshal. FRED DANIEL REECE. SPRING SENIORS I960 127 BETTY JEAN REEVES . . Y Teens; Marshal; Bank Helper JUD REEVES SR OHkn DECA. DF Offices; Nature Club FRED RICHARDSON Varsitv Football; Varsity Track Ushers; JNHS; Marshal SR Of ficcs; Student Court, NHS. ROD NEY RICHMOND Warblers. Cavaliers; Euclidean. Masque an i Gavel; Stunt Night; End Man. Minstrel KENNETH EDWARD RIGBY Apollo; IX) Club LINDA MARIE RILEY Tri-Hi-Y; Girl s Glee Club. Apollo; Vice-President. Y-Teens; Council; Cambers; Choir; Euclidean; Marshal; Marshal HS; Assistant Marshal Captain; Buddy Committee; Office Help SAMUEL MONROE RIVERS . . Tennis Club ROBERT RITCH . . . Euc-lidean; Masque and Gavel; Science Club. RUTH VERNON ROBERTS . . Cheerleader; Accompanist. Girls’ Glee Club; Choir; Apollo; Cambers; SR Offices;, Memorial Committee. Taller Circulation Staff; Marshal; Athletic Committee. Student Council; Stunt Night; Y-Tecn Offices; Senior Favorite: Aud. Programs; Choir Concert. JANICE ROBERTSON Junior NHS; Y-Teens. Marshal; Bank Representative Bank Aud Program; Miss Hannons Assistant. NHS JOYCE ROBERTSON... Marshal; Library Assistant; Y-Teens; Cambers; Spanish Club; Apollo; Aud. Program; Tatlcr Staff. JAMES ALLAN ROBINSON. Apollo; Marshal Vice-President, Hobby Club: Spanish Club; Taller Representative MABRY EUGENIA ROBINSON Patrician Club; Secretary. FT A; Thaban Dramatic Club; Masque and Gavel; Fall Play: Tatlcr: Reporter. News Editor. Assistant Editor; Quill and Scroll: Aud. Programs; Marshal; Teachers Assistant BARBARA JO RODDAM Majorette; ROTC Sponsor; Senior Favorite. Olympian HS; Girl's Utter Club; Apollo; Y Teens; Gym Assistant; Math Helper; SR Offices; Secretary. Student Body; NHS LAYTON ROGERS Euclidean; Math Club: Marshal. 128 SPRING SENIORS I960 ANN SHEPHERD Tri-Hi-Y; Nature Club; Apollo; Marshal; Aud. Programs; SR Offices; Teacher's Assistant. Sl’SAN JANE SHEPHERD Vice-President. DO; Choir; Caroliers; Apollo, Officer; SR Offices; Secretory, Y-Teens; Aud. Programs; Stunt Night: Marshal; Taller Staff. Girl s Glee Club; Office Help xhir Warblers and Girl's Glee Club surprise Mr. Joe Turner and Miss Claude Dowling with Christmas gifts. JACK ROHL1NG NHS; Disc and Diamond Drill Team; Bank Director. Honor Roll Library Club SHIRLEY ROOKER Y-Teens, Officer; Apollo; Marshal. WAYNE RUSSELL Warblers; Ushers. Cavaliers; Euclidean; Chairman, Stunt Night Committee. May Day Committee. Minstrels: Spring Concert; Choir Festivals. Variety Show; Aud. Programs, ApoJIo. EDDIE SANDERS. TERRY WAYNE SAL’LTER Cavaliers; Varsity Football: Varsity Track; Apollo; Bov's Letter Club JIMMY SCHOETTLIN JIMMY SCOTT SR Offices; Apollo; Marshal; Office Help; Tatlcr Representative CAROLYN SEAY Marshal; Advisor's Aid CHARLOTTE SELF . . . FTA. Art Awards. Woodlog Sales Staff. JOHNNY A SHAW . . . Apollo. HOWARD ALBERT SHELTON . . . Warblers; Cavaliers; Tennis Team; Tennis Club; Apollo; B'' Team Football; SR Offices; Math Helper; Stunt Night; Aud. Programs; Euclidean; Minstrel; Marshal; F.nd Man, Minstrel. ROBERT EVANS SHELNUTT . . . Apollo; Camera Club; Marshal; SR Offices. DON SEAY SR Offices . Ushers; JNHS. NHS; WANDA SHEPPARD Apollo. Marshal. Carolicrs: Glct Club; Officer. IN A. Dramatic Cfub: Bible Stud Club Euclidean: Lib Assistant: Stunt Night; NHS: Tri-Hi-Y IRIs SHERRILL Bible Studv Club JIM SHIF LETT t'shers JAMES SIM-MON'S Apollo: Band. Marshal; Euclidean: JNHS: NHS I There MELVIN THOMAS SIMPSON Band HS. Apollo; Model Club. ROTC. Marshal ROY SIMS NANCY ALICE SIT Y-Teens SR Offices ANN SKIT TON Y Teens Spanish Club Apollo; Marshal: Tatler Stalt MAR I HAI.LE SKELTON Marshal. Secretary. Treasurer. Aviation Club. Y-Teens: Tatler Reporter; IT A; Euclidean. Vice-President. SK ROTC Spon sor; Math Help: Speech Contest; May Day; Freshman And.; Campaign Manager, BETH’ GAIL SMITH . ROTC; Miss Cavalier. Marshal. Alternate. Miss May Day; Y-Terns; SR Offices: Council; Apollo; Dim and Diamond HS; Model School Fashion Show; Stunt Night; Miss Birmingham. ROTC MARION ANN SNEED . Y-Teens, Apollo; Dramatic Club; Masque and Gavel; Marshal; SR Offices; Morning Watch; Fall Play: Accompanist. Morning Watch and Vocal Class JIDY ANN SPEER . . Home Nursing Club; FT A Marshal. Apollo; Y-Teens JIDY CHARLENE SPRAY-BERRY Library Assistant; Y-Teens; Marshal. Library Club LARRY STAFFORD . . Cavaliers; Apollo: Marshal; Math Helper: Chorus CAROLE KAY STANTON President. Vice-President. Pen and Ink Club; SR Offices; Student Council; Y-Teens; Apollo; Freshman Aud ; Marshal; Art Exhibit: State Fair Art Award: National Scholastic Art Award MARTHA NELL STERLING . Y-Teens; Aud Programs HARRY STOKES . Math Club; Apollo; Library Club MARY ANN STONE . . Tri-Hi-Y; SR Offices: Council: Marshal Captain; Vice-President, Y-Teens; Apollo; Euclidean: Marshal HS; Senior Favorite; Office Help; Stunt Night; Student Directory Committee; Math Assistant; Good Citizenship Girl. 130 SENIORS I960 Joe Timms. Grade Harrison put finishing touches on their art work. DAVID TAYLOR . Apollo ELAINE THOMAS . Carolierv. Apollo: Marshal: Personality Club. MALINDA THOMAS . Apollo; Oroliers; Majorette; Marshal; Advisor s Aid; Y-Teen ; Lab Assistant; Library Assistant; SR Offices; Vice-President: DECA Club; Audubon Club CORI.EY THOMPSON . Apollo; Euclidean; Math Club JACQtTEIJNE LOU THOMPSON President. Vice-President FNA MOLLIE THOMPSON Mar- shal Captain; Girl's Glee Club; Secretary. Apollo; Latin Club; Student Directory Committee; SR Offices; Advisor's Assistant; Euclidean SARA JEAN THOMPSON SR Offices. Masque and Gas-el; Bank Teller; Dramatic Club. SUE THOMPSON . . Girl s Glee Club; Caroliers; Apollo; Offices, Junior Math Club; SR Offices; Marshal; Lab Assistant; Euclidean; Council; ETA. ANDREW POPE THRASH . Ushers; Euclidean; SR Offices; Treasurer. Cavaliers; Apollo; NHS HERMAN WAYNE THRASHER . . . Wjrblcrs; Cavaliers; Apollo; Promoters; SR Offices; Minstrel. DIANE TIDWELL . . Girl's Letter Club; Gym Assistant; Olympian HS: Euclidean; Junior Math; NHS; Marshal; Apollo; FTA; Advisor's Assistant. JUDITH LYNNE TIDWELL . . . Apollo; Marshal; Y-Teens. WILLIAM I. STOUT . . Warbler . Ushers; Cavaliers; B Team Football, SR Offices; Aviation Club. President; Apollo; Minstrel; Spring Concert; Aud Programs; Spring Choir Festival: Stunt Night; Apollo, President. CHARLOTTE STROUD Masque and Gavel; Dramatic Club. President, Vice-President. FNA; Aud. Programs; Apollo; Marshal. SR Offices. ROBERT RAY STURGIS. JR. Apollo; SR Offices. Audubon Society; DO Club; Disc and Diamond. PATTI SWAFFORD Offices. Pen and Ink; Y-Tcens; Taller Representative; Senior Favorite; Marshal. JAMES A TAUL Euclidean; Apollo; Model Club SPRING SENIORS I960 131 JOE TIMMS . SR Offices; Apollo. GFRAI.D TODD VIV IAN TOPP SR OH Hand: Orchestra: Birmingham Youth Symphony Orchestra; Marshal; Marshal MS; Y-Teens; Y-Teens. Offices; Apollo; Library Assistant PEGGY ANN T01PS Y-Teens; Marshal; Gym Assistant; Sgt-at Arms. Girl's letter Club: Olympian HS. Office Help. JERRY TOWRY . DECA Club TOMMY TUCKER MARY ALICE TURNER . , . Marshal Office Help; Apollo: Talent Show. SR Offices. RICHARD DOUGLAS TURNER . . Cava hers; Junior Red Cross; Apollo; SR Offices. BETTY KEITH WILLEY Apollo; Marshal; Aud Programs; Student Directory Committee President. Personality Club; May Day; SR Offices; Council JIMMY UNDERWOOD . . Mar- shal; Apollo; Model Club. JANET ANN VANCE Y-Teens; Marshal; SR Offices; Apollo; Aud. Programs; Stunt Night EDDIE VANDERBURG . Cavaliers; Warblers; Minstrel; Choir; Band; Apollo; Basketball; B” Track; Varsity Track: Marshal; Lab Assistant; SR Offices. SARA VANN . . Marshal; Aud Programs. JOHN WHEELER VICE . . . Ushers; Warblers; Cavaliers; Varsity Baseball; Marshal. President. Euclidean; Apollo; Vice-President, French Club; SR Offices; Stunt Night; B Team Baseball; Choir. Minstrel; Council; NHS WILSON WAYNE VILLADSEN, JR . Apollo; Cavaliers: Warblers; Bible Study Club; Minstrels. JERRY VINES B Team, Varsity Football; Cavaliers; Warblers; Apollo; Vice-President. Spanish Club; SR Offices; Boys Letter Club. RICHARD VOCE . SR Offices; Track. JANICE ELSIE WADE . . . Y-Teens: DO Club; Spanish Club; Apollo. Andy Davenport and Mrs Norman work as bank tellers every Tuesday. SPRING SENIORS I960 SANDRA DIANE WADE . . . SR Offices; Apollo; Secretary, French Club; Orchestra May Day Beauty Contest LINDA RUTH W ALDROP . . Tri-Hi-Y; Glee Club; NHS; JNHS; Masque anil Gavel; Euclidean; Apol lo; Dramatic Club; Chairman. Morning Watch, Student Activities; Oratorical : Senior Favorite; SR Of-fleet; Offices io 11 otfiaizitioos above BARRY CLARK WALKER Cavaliers, Euclidean; Disc and Diamond; Apollo Science Club; Audubon Club. Library Club, fibers CAROL MAXINE WALKER Apollo, Y-Teens. JULIA ELLEN WALKER . . Dramatic Club; Girl’s Handicraft Club; Woodlog Sales Staff. Euclidean. WAYNE WALKER IX) Club BARBARA WARD . Apollo. Library Assistant; SR Offices; Dra malic Club; Y-Tcens; FTA. Girl’s Handicraft Club; Bible Study Club. Promoters. CHARLENE WARD . . . President. Y-Teens. ELEANOR JEANENE WASHINGTON . . SR Offices; Charmette Club: Freshman Aud. Program; Club Offices. KATHERINE WATKINS . . Secretary, DE: Second Place in Brotherhood Essay Contest DECA CARLEACE WATSON . . SR Offices; Club Offices; Marshal; Office Assistant JOHN N. WATSON . . . Taller Representative; Marshal; Minstrel Program DAVID R. WEAR . . . Band; Taller Representative; Aviation Club. BARBARA WEAVER... Apollo; Y-Teens; SR Offices; Marshal; Caroliers; Glee Club and Choir; Aud. Programs; Stunt Night. JUDITH ANNE WEST . Marshal; Y-Teens. VONDA RHEA WEST . . . Apollo; Y-Teens; Dramatic Club; Caroliers: Marshal PATRICIA CAROL WHALEY... Apollo; Marshal; FTA; Lab Assistant; Math Helper; SR Offices; Junior Math Club. PATRICIA WHEELER. 133 SENIORS I960 ANGELINE YEAGER Promoters Caroliers; Glee Club; Choir; Apollo; JNHS; Euclidean; Marshal; Tri-Hi-Y; Auditorium Programs; Stunt Night; Math Helper; NHS; French Club. Advisors Aid. DENNIS ZELLNER . . . Apollo; Marshal; SR Offices; Honor Roll. PAT WILLIS . . . Vice-President. Cavaliers; Apollo. JIMMY VC H ISON ANT . Marshal I AM ES EDWARD WHITLOCK Minstrel; Marshall; Honor Roll RUTH ANN WHITLOCK His- torian; DE Club. BOBBIE VA-CHELLE WtLKERSON . . SR Offices; Euclidean, Orolicrs; Girl's Glee Club; Y-Tcens; Marshal; Apollo; Lab Assistant; Math Help; Stunt Night: City and State Choir G� mpctition; Christmas Festival. DOROTHY LOUISE WILL-CUTT . . Athletic Committee; Stunt Night Committee; Cheerleader. Y-Tcens; Letter Club. Apollo: Caroliers; Girl's Glee Club; SR Offices; Advisor’s Aid Aud. Programs; Council; Bible Study Club DOROTHY ANN WILLIAMS Apollo, NEI.- DA SUE WILLIAMS . Inter-High Oral Spanish Contest JNHS; Apollo; Y Teens; Spanish Club; Glee Club; Caroliers. Euclidean. NHS; Marshal; SR Offices: Stunt Night. PRISCILLA WILLIAMS Apollo; Marshal; YTeens. Promoters Gub; SR Offices; Lab Assistant. VC'-Day Cheerleader. BARBARA W ILLIAMSON French Award; NHS: Euclidean; Glee Club; Caroliers; Apollo; Math Helper, SR Offices; Marshal; NHS Advisor's Aid; Auditorium Programs WAYNE WINNETT ... Red Cross Club; Apollo; Marshal. CAR-ROLL WITTE JOAN WOLFE . JNHS. Euclidean; Tri-Hi-Y; SR Offices; Student Council; Cabinet; Student Directory Committee; Gold and W'hitc Committee; Class Editor of W'ood-log; Marshal; Office Assistant; Campaign Manager; Auditorium Programs; Girl’s Letter Club: Gym Assistant; NHS; FNA. Quill and Scroll CAROLYN WOOD EDITH ARDEN WOOD SR Offices; Euclidean; Masque and Gavel; Marshal; G uncil, Cabinet; Buddy Chairman; Apollo; Lib Assistant; Auditorium Programs; Caroliers; NHS; FNA FAY YAWN. 134 I960 lliOtfth Adatm Mmbetli Adamson AntU Alim Ptsxv AUtti Gan Alliwua AIIimo Ann Alnvm Battuta Aimitton Pctttfv Atm t«'‘n Kni � Unwell Judy Bailtv Chattel ftaitn fhotcf Btllitd YmtH Barkley JUNIORS (.Jiitlottc Hji Ctf Cherry bjrrcit John Barton Paula Hartian Paul Berry Jackie Black Marearrt Black Shirley Black Iinda Blackwell Martha Holme Mary Dran Bolin Ann B« utwell GcotjitJ BoX Wo lev Boyer Kenneth R � le� Joyce BrjkiK Herbert Brown Jcannic Brown I.aunt Brown Michael Broom Pepjry Brown DavnJ Bullock Billy Butler Carolvn Carden Nancy Carpenter Robert Carraway Emma Carroll Pat� y Carmll Aimee Carter Pattv Cater Patricia Cimo Carol Clayton Jim C.«S1� Judy C«krell Jackie Coon David Cory Anne Cowden 135 Dianne Trait Tommy Cranford Rodney Ctcasnun Wayne Crim Mickey Crouch Sunny Croushorn Narwi K;iv Cutcliff Vicki Dalton Barbara Davidson Jim Da via Fat Das is Anne Diwim Richard Day Sheila Dectc Sue DcRoy Robert Dickson Joseph Doctorchik James Dole Charles Drcyipting laNelle Driver Favr Dunlap Bill Dunsmote Melvin F.akcn Carolyn Elsea Mary Alice Ethtcdgr Elna Fav Eustirc Charlotte Evans Sandra Flickinger Ann Folsum Billy Foust Carolyn Franklin Barbara Freeman Jeanette Fuller Elaine Funderburk Ruth Fleming JUNIORS Roy Cable Clenda Garner Louise Garrett C.A Gentry Terry Gilpin offers Louise Garrett a drink of water Gave Gibb Bobby Gilmer Terry Gilpin Fay Glasgow Linda Glenn Ronny Golden Fred Grammcr Jerald Graves Bette ('.ray Don Gregg Brenda Grcssman LW. Griffith � y Gurley Sharon Hall Catolyn Hamm Norman Hamm Ronnie Hanun Gcee Hjmic Mane Haney Eva Harbiscm Sonny Harris Robbie Hatfield Linda Hawkins Guinda Haynes Barbara Hemphill Wanda Hempstead Jerry Henson Tommy Hester Janice Hicks W KV Hill Prut ilia Hillard Evola Hmtv n Carolyn Holder {i an Holla way Utie Ann Holt Robert Holt am Trances Hood Eliiabcth Horn EuKcr c Houts Carol Hulbcr (retired len Hurst .lean Hurst Jimmy Huston Cary Hys'hc Michael Hynds Tommy Ingram Johnny Ises l-eonird Irs-in Barbara Jcffare Eleanor Johnson Jinn Johnson Linds Johnson Maltha Johnson Andrea Jones CjImii Jones Jo Anne Jones Robert Jones Mars in Keener Max Kelso Ohn Kelso Chnstir Kcttcn John Kitchen Mpecan Knight Frank Kos-ach Richard Laney Joyce Langley Connie Lawrtoce Carol Law son Anna La Vecchia Linda Caudle, only 6th semester student tapped for NHS. is being led to the stage by members. Linda Waldrop and Emily Cannaway. Rebecca Lee Sara Lee JUNIORS I960 JUNIORS I960 Reha I-cklcat Sylvia I mien Su v Login Hirtf !. � nev Jo Ann Lopretci Johnny Lovcvhio 5 sAZ' a Mary Une Divul loveless Ronald Lovell B«ky Lowery Alan l.ovd Sally Jo Lcuman Mary Leveret! Sarah linduv Fred Lindtey Floyd Little Mary Ann Little Wayne Locke Bobbv Lykes (iuv Lytle Richard Lytle Anne McBrayer Du id McBrayer Eddie Muglach Judy Myers France Neal Joyce Neeley Dianne Nolen Cecil Overton Ann Owen Eddie McCatlcy Dan McCartney James MvCav Sandra McCormack Phyllis McCoy Judy McDaniel Linda McDonald Jane McGukin Lou Ellen McClain Peggy McLaughlin Pat McPherson Bobby McPherson Dons Maddox Blair Marques Kathleen Marshall Marlm Miller Gail Minor Janice Mitchell Odette Mixon Bill Moffett Bobbie Montgomery JUNIORS I960 tJcne Parham Sandra Packer Betty Parmh Marsha Payne Pat Peeple Sue Penfirld (tli aheth Pcnna Bill Pcrimiti Bill Peter Wyatt Peterv� n Barbara I'M ill ip Cotton Phillip Jerry Phillip (tail Pitt Faye Plier Linda Plunkett Boh Pochtan Irvcn Pope Joyce Pope Ken Posscll Margarettr Putman Jeer Quick Becky Lee and Jan Roberts chat at the locker' Wayne Randolph Harriet Ray Ccnrjtp Reed Mike Reuhlcy Dclotc Rcc e Jim Reese Fay Roger Linda Romine Ronald Lovell Johnny Rutland Bill Rutherford William Salter Bill Sander Glenda Sandler Brian Savage Carole Schnakc Jamet Schroder Sylvia Srhwaiger Barbara Scott Joyce Seller Nancy Shult Myra Sim Carolyn Smith Judy Reed Carolyn Rcnfroc Jack Rich Jan Robert Alin Spceglc Wayne Spicplc Doug Stegall Freddy Stevens Doris Stokes Rachel Storie Jackie Street Francis Swindal Millie Suminerford Donna Summers Wanda Summer Dale Svkcs Mary Talles Roy Tallev Helen Talishct Cecelia Taylor Elsie Taylor Patricia Taylor Gary Thomas John Thomas Adel i a Thompson Pam Thompson Robert Thompson ioc Thrashct •orrna Townsend Ona Mae Townsend Sue Trucks Clark Truett John Tubbs Leroy Tucker J.inda Tucker Chris Turner Johnny Vaughn Sarah Vest Ronnie Vjar Bill Wade Jame Wallace Fay Wanniger Darlene Washington Diane Watson MO Dorthory Lymes Jerry Vann tobcit Vann Linda Wideman Horace Wipgs Reed Wiglesworth Roger Williams Naney Wood Larry Wooten JUNIORS Neta Wyatt Becky Yarourgh I960 Nancy Cason Bill CbappeJear Nancy Clark Rodney- Clarke Carol Cobb Melvin Coberly Coleman Cochran Dorothy Coffey Esther Coffin Bob Cniro Myrlc Coleman Mike Cooley Claire Cooper Kenneth Coots Lawrence Corley Judy Coupland Robert Corad Ruth Cuaad Kalliopi Dakit Dan Davit Linda Abbott Steve Adair Paula Ailes Jim Alexander Era Allison Judy Barnes Judy Barnet James Baroetr Peggy Barnett Pat Bartlett Larry Bcarham Johnny Bell Patsy Bell Janet Bennett Bill Berry David Bishop David Black Harry Black Margaret Black Pamela Blaich Dale Blue Marie Bode Nancy Boockholdt Camille Bowers Freddie Bovles Fay Braden Wayne Brand Joyce Brasher Mary Breed Bobby Brodrecht Barbara Brooks Mickey Broughton Betty Brown. Coy Brown Ernest Burdette Gerald Burnham Ann Bussey Sue Butler Beverly Jean Byers Helen Cagle Jimmy Caldwell 1. T. Calfce Bill Callen Glenda Calloway Charles Campbell Linda Casey SOPHOMORES Mac I merlins Anne Eden Betty Kiln IL.bbv Ei ant Earnest Falknet Marguerite Fillm Glenn Faulkner Gerald Davis Erie Dawson Herbie Dayton Wayne Deloach Jamc DcSilvey Johnny Dickerson Judv Dickinson Emily Durden Sue Durham rrin l eltrrun Jimmy Flick John Flick Ravmond Flower Jaik Fimher Jane Ford Madee Fairer Glynn Gam Margaret Gayle Jimmy Oibton lax Gibvro (and Gillespie Veronica Gilliland Jean G m«r liobb ( rant Rav Greene Sutan Gregory Harold Griasbv Sharon Haat Monroe Hal Grace Hamilton Tommy Hamilton Carolyn Hancock Carol Hand Detroit Hsnnert Janice Hardy Faye Hargrove Deanna Harlow Charlottc Harm Judy Harrit Kennith Harrit Mary Gene Harrit Robert Harrit Eddie Hawley Charley Harelhurtt Jimmy Hcadlv Brenda Heaton Linda Helton Maurice Henry Linda Herald Sheila Hester Randy Mill Doris Holbrook Melinda Holtbrook Claude Holler Fave Hotcy Ellen larkton Amy Johnson Betty John ton Edwma Johnson Cheeking out books is easy when it’s done by these library assistants: Ann Thomas. 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Dune Jcmrt I red lonw Kif J'MX I ii.i! i Jnpd Sandra Jone Bett Jordon lamia Keefer Berks Keith SOPHOMORES Sandra Km).-Martha Kr.i.iii Frank Kilpatrick Sand Kuthka Chuln Lambctt Arfo'.ph Latin Carolyn Lavne Edith Ledbetter Pat Lr« Pam Leek .lamci Leonard Bobby Lehman Quitman Liner Judy Ltvanot Janice Loekridfc Mary Ann Lone-Man Iji'r Linda luktell Outlet Lynn Don Lynn Fay McCi mb � Charlc-t McCormack Sue McCutchen Becky McDaniel Belt' McDaniel 1 aWanda McDaniel Patti McDill Mary Beth McElxny Eiteene Milntoth Mona McKinley Charlrt McMahon Johnny Maddooc Jack Marchant Wayne Markham Le� � Martin Barbara Marrcnell Bonnie Mauldin Man- Alice Milican Gayle Miller Patty Mill Barbara Moffett Rav Monroe Lvnda Muckenfut Helen Mullen Mac Mullican Sharon Nab rt Bruce Nance Dr ey Narkatct Vircinu Neicelquot Pat Nr-aby 143 I960 Ann Newton Gayle Nolan Mvij Norwood LlitaWth Ocln Wanda Ofilrthy stocn Oliver Linda O Neal Sumo Owen I'roily Oxley Pnidwt OUcy Gail Pair Diane Riikct Par Parker M(«m Paimh Hay Pannn Marilyn Pavoe Sarah Payne Shirley Payton Ina Peel l.ewn Pent irId Sandra Petcer andia Perrin Shirley Perrin Camrulra Phillip Dennu Phillip Marivann Pilgtecn Judy Pirlccy Cfcarla Pocopani Virginia Porter Linda Pt� t Paul Price Bicnda Pridmotc Cheryl Pndmorc Nancy Quinn Gloria Radchff Tyronr Rasvialc Betty Ray Mike Redden John Reedy Linda Rhode Paul Ridcy Robin Roach Outlet Robciti Andy Robmton Jewe R teener Jean Roeeri Billie Rollin Carolyn Salay Bobby Slaughter Brandon Smith Jimmy Smith Sherron Smith Ann Smitherman Roger Solomon Jankc Spark OIcne Sixes I c Mary Louise Seal Kay Shaver Jame Shenll Nfilly Sim lean Sivert Joan Si'rit John Sander Steve Satcent David Schlaler Pat Sehoettlin Dorothy Schwaiget Bonnie Scott Lee Anne Seott Fred Si .induct Richard Stanton Joy Staple Pat Stawicki Carter Stephens Murdoch Stoke Stevr Stone fcddie Stovall Jeanne Strickland iinice Stricklin fartha Sullivan Wanda Swain Patty Sweat Sandra Syket Ann Thoma I.inda Thoma Ann U� her Beth Valentine Carol Vann Tommy Vann (i lot ta Vcmon I.Olcne Ve t iary Vuvlc Claudia Waihwoith Ruth Ann Wahl Chiton Waldrep Lamar Waldrop Cilemia Walker Joan Walker Louise Walker Curtit Wallace I'attie Wallace Betty Waljon Bobbie Sue Ware Don Warren Ji Ann Water Bill Brady and Stephen Oliver are looking at specimens in biology lab Brenda Wat win I an Webb Bill Wheat Untile Whittle Carton William Libby William Shariee William Sherroi! 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Mary Dean Boling, and Fay Glasgow are selecting pictures to use on the basketball pages of the Wood-log. TATLER and WOODLOG Fay Glasgow, exhibiting several of her many moods, pauses from cheeking Woodlog pages to listen to some interesting distrac- — 160