Woodlawn High School - Woodlog Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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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

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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.

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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