Woodlawn High School - Woodlog Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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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.

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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

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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.