Woodlawn High School - Woodlog Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1961 volume:

WOODLOG 1961 WOODLA WN HIGH SCHOOL Birmingham, Alabama Volume XXXV Foreword 1961 Another year has come and gone. The editors hope that the 1961 WOODl.OG will be your record of this year's most important activities, from the confusion of opening days and the first football game through Spring Commencement. To the Senior, max it represent the final act of a high school drama; to the freshman, the beginning of a long exciting play. But most important, may it he the link to help you relive in future limes, vivid moments of this wonderful year. 3 'Hie Colonel is more than n mere symbol or mascot: lie is something that is alive in the hearts of all students and teachers, both past and present. He is the magic force that creates a strong loyalty for WHS. urges us to do the best we can at all times, and helps us measure up to tin fine traditions of Woodlawn. 4 to the Spirit of the Colonel Many picture him as a tall man with silvery hair and beard, wearing a gold suit and top liat typical of the 1850’s. Others think he is just small enough to get into the swing of things. Whichever he is. we arc pleased that he represents us: for we know that his spirit will always help guide ns wherever we may go. 5 Mr. Ralph Martin ... Al the Barbecue Pit Mr. Martin’s high ideals inspire n to aim for greater goals. Hia guidance and understanding are often im| ortant factors in building the character of his students. Mr. Martin is not tin kind of man who sits behind a desk all day gi ing orders. He i often seen walking down the hull, stopping now and then for a friendly chat with a student or a teacher. If there is serious illness or death in the family of one of the students. Mr. Martin finds time to stop hv for a visit and to offer his help. With Mr. Martin’s principles as an inspiration and his words as a guide, wc can better reach the goals he has taught us to aim for. .. . Ai the Piano r . . . On die Lawn Principal 1961 These pictures show Mr. Marlin on Saturday afternoon relaxing at hi- home, which he designed. The Isarbecue pit is n part of the large patio he built, and the often admired lawn is also one of his pet projects. The lady with him is Mrs. Martin, who naturally is a great part of his life. They share many hours together at the piano, in the kitchen, and just relaxing. She listens to Mr. Martin’s school problems and sometimes gives advice. Her suggestions are well thought out and are given serious consideration. I h u s, Mrs. Martin help Mr. Martin continue to keep Woodlawn the good school it is. . .. In tin- kitchen Parent-Teacher Association 1961 The Parent-Teacher Association is a vital part of Wood lawn High School It consists ol fathers, mothers faculty, and other interested adults. The officer' elected for the 1961 year are: president. Mrs. Van 0. Pilgrcen; first vire-president, lr. Lewis Bice; second vice-president, Mrs. Lloyd March: third vice-president. Mr. R. M. Youngblood: secretary, Mrs. I). C. Logan; treasurer, Mr. Ralph Martin; and parliamentarian. Mr. Virile Morris. More things are being accomplished this year than ever before. Membership falls about one hundred people short of reaching one thousand. The athletic field is being cleared and sodded to provide more playing space. The Crest wood Optimists Club gave the language department a Hi-Fi record player after list of thing needed were prepared from departmental information by the P.T.A., and sent to each of Woodlawn’s civic clubs. In order to give our teachers the recognition they deserve, the P.T.A. has planned a program in which parents will visit teachers in their classrooms. Officers pictured above are: STANDING, Mr. Ralph Martin, treasurer; Mr. R. M. Youngblood, third vice-president; Mr. Lewi Rice, first vice-president; Mr. Azclle Morris parliamentarian. SEATED. Mrs. Lloyd Marsh, second vice-president; Mrs. Van O. Pilgreen, president; Mrs. D. C. I-ogan. secretary. Mrs. Van O. Pilgreen, president; Mr. Ralph Martin, treasurer. Mrs. T. I). Clayton takes up P.T.A. dues. Standing behind the table are members of the refreshment committee, Mrs. H. C Lessman; Mrs. F. C Berry and Mr . C L Peeples. HONORS 9 1961 Honors MRS. 01 IDA KINZEY In grateful recognition to Mr-. Ouiilu Kin .ey for untiring leadership in the W oodlawn Tri lli Club. This inscription i� on the pl.Hjue awarded to Mrs. Kinzry by the YWCA. PATTY CATER Miss Fire F’rrvention, selected by the student body U Woodlawn'- representative during Fire Prevention Week. SAM LATINO Fricndlicat Freshman, chosen by the freshman session room on a popularity basis. LAURIE BROWN Good Citizenship Girl, chosen from lire seventh semester for dependability, service, leadership, and patriotism. A committee of teachers makes the selection. 10 Two Freshmen and One Senior NANO KILLINCSWORTH Fresh m nn A wards The Freshman Award la a book given by the Notional Honor Society to the freshman who has been outstanding in character, scholarship. leadership, and service. This year two freshmen tied for the honor. LINDA CAUDLE EXCHANGE CLUB CUP Exchange Club Cup, awarded by the businessmen’s Exchange Club to the most outstanding, best all-around senior on the basis of scholarship, native ability, originality, application, and character. This is considered by many to be the highest honor that can be attained by a Woodlawn student. JOHNNY BLACK The Reward of a Thing Well Done Is to Have Done It IAN HARDIN', Bau ch-Lomh Science Award, Spring term, a medal given for scholarship, service, and outstanding work in the Science Department. Science Awards RICHARD LYTLE, Bausch-Lomb Science Award for Fall term. Masque and Gavel Honor Point Letters Award and Monograms GUY LYTLE. Masque and Gavel Award, given by the Maaque and Gavel Speech Honor Society for greatest speech improvement within four ylars. 12 GAIL MINOR, Chairman of Honor Point Committee, gives SUE PEN FI ELD, GUY LYTLE. NANO KAY CUTCI.IFF, LINDA CAUDLE, and A DELIA THOMPSON (not shown). Honor Point Letters: PATSY BELL, BETTY GRAY (neither shown). Monograms. Honor Point Letters and Monograms are awarded to the top ten per cent of students having the highest number of points earned through scholarship, extracurricular activities, and other services to the school. The Rewards of Much Work MIX DUNSMORK GUY LYTLE IRVEN POPE Tops in A.C.T. Program WcKulUwn's top •cores in the American Col-lege Testing Program were made by Rill Duns-more, Guy Lytic, and Irven Pope. Representatives to Roys' Stale and Girls' State Outstanding Junior arr chosen, by n committee under Mr. Harley Graston, as representatives to Roys State and Girls’ State. Under the direction of the American I-cgion and Auxiliary, and various civic organizations which sjtonsor them, the students go to Montgomery. Alabama, in May and June to leant how the government is run. Marivann Pilgrecn, Qiicf of Police; Mary Dean Doling, on Bourd of Pension and Security. GIRLS- STATE REPRESENTATIVES BOYS STATE REPRESENTATIVES ROW ONE: Jim Cobb. Phy-ical Fitness Award; Irven Pope. Associate Justice. Supreme Court; Rol ert Thompson, Chief Justice, Supreme Court. ROW TWO; Johnny Ives. Chairman. House Committee on Education; Marvin Keener. Chairman, Hou e Committee; Ian Hardin, Member of “Be t City ; Guy Lytle, not ahown. 13 Side Views of WIIS Fire Drill The mural above the auditorium Mage was made several years ago by WPA artists. It tells the story of America’s development and in some cases, hardships. Models for the pictures were Woodlawn students. Mis Virgil Lamb and the new record player, given to the language department by the Woodlawn Optimist’s Club. SENIOR FEATURES 16 Glenda Gamer Senior Favorite Sharon Hall Joe Thrasher Dilana Gorman 22 Johnny Lovechio 23 Senior Favorites ’ 61 0 tn Brian Savage 25 These Have Highest Averages in January Class UN DA CAl OLE NAN I KAY CUTCL1FF RICHARD LYTLE GUY LYTLE CAROLYN ELSEA Of the 154 Seniors in the January graduating class, highest scholastic averages. The Woodtog is proud to salute these five, left to right according to their rank, had the them. 26 ORGANIZATIONS 27 Through hobbies, spare time is put to good use. Bovs' Model Club I lie Mixlrl Club is made up of boys who ore interested in a manual skill as a profession or hobby. The members work on models at club meetings ami also at home. This gives them an opportunity to create something in which they are really interested and to have the satisfaction of using manual skills. Photo by Krnt FIRST ROW; Douglas Earnest, Lcamon Scgcrs, secretary-treasurer; Fred Grill, president; Jerry Sparks, vice-president; Tommy King. SECOND ROW: Lee Gibson, Eugene Roth, Edward Clark, Jerrv Ash, Hill Moore, Gradv Stone. I III HI) ROW: Mr. J. D. Grspcr, sponsor; Emr t Burdette, Charlie Boyd. Ben Clarke. James Choate. Wavnc Gurley. Photography Club Formed by Miss Mildred Barnard, the Photography cureer. In the past, members have distinguished them C.Iub is now sponsored by Miss Huso Cown. Members of selves in the field of photography, both in school and the club are interested in photography as a hobby or after graduation. 28 Photo by Kont HRS'I ROW: Charles McFarlin, president; Lamar Waldrop, vice-president; Mike Wood, Steve Stone, secretary; Kalliopi Dakis, Vicki Cox, Lewis Martin. Taller representative. SECOND ROW: Marianne Colley, Clyde Hicks, Eddie Stovall, Anita Smith, Larry Contri, Muddy Kelly, Dan Davin. THIRD ROW: Miss Rose Cown, sponsor; Sue Vincent, Janet Nicholson, James Sherrill, Steve Hlackwrlder, Wayne Carlisle, Mike Mitchell. FOURTH ROW: Renick Abbott, Haney Harltour. Johnny Aycock. Mike Russell, Mac Mullican, Kenneth (ax t . FIFTH ROW: Gerald W'. Hunholzcr, Tyrone Ragsdale. Marlon Adamson. Nature Club — rrThe difference between landscape and landscape is small, but there is great difference in the beholders. ” — Emerson The Nature Club was organized in 1954 to further programs on different subjects of nature have been giv- intercM in the study and enjoyment of all phases of na- en in past semesters, lure. Many field trips have been taken and interesting FIRST ROW: Hair Sykes. Joyce Bragg, vice-president; Rebccrn Hatfield. secretary; Carol Wesley, president: Allen Lybrand. Hazel Wright, Judy Blount. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Headley. Gerry Dameron, Carole Her-sbey. Brenda Allen. Judy Posey, Hilda Musgrovc. Harry Personality Club — Tact To bo a member of the Personality Club one must have a desire 1 . improve his personality and Ik willing to work. I'ach semester the club chooses a project. In the Ixioncy. THIRD ROW’: Doug Wages. Judy Price. Kay Parson . Martha Collins. Marcia Jackson. Barbara Farmer. Claudia Wadsworth. FIFTH ROW: Mr. A. B. Miles, sponsor: AI Wav, James Dole, Reggie Mardis, Mike Cooley, Nancy Jackson. is the threshold to friendship. past members have bought l edspreads for the boys’ hospital room in Mr. Bancroft’s office. FIRST ROW: Sharon Nabors, president: Karen Dakis, vice-president; Jerry Ann Cox. secretary; Margaret Winnett, treasurer; Brenda Pridmorc, Linda Rhodes, Tatlcr representative. SECOND ROW’: Carolyn Coshatt, Judi Kendrick, Nila Nix, Betty Johnson, Betty Walton, Pattie Wallace. THIRD ROW: Sue Fleming. Pat Lee. Sue Guthrie. Betty Reece, Lorenr Vest, Loretta I vuise Hein . FOURTH ROW: Deborah John-on. Kli .i! eth Nabors. Lynda Carroll, Rebecca Denson. Shcrron Smith, Dianne Barbour, Mrs. Betty Bryan, sponsor. Le Cercle The French Club is one of the most active in our school. Its members are encouraged to become better acquainted with the French people and their language. Francois They get first-hand information from their correspondence with French students ami have a wonderful time singing French songs and participating in plays. FIRST ROW: Kenneth Wilkerson, Nancy Shoults. � ccond vice-president; Sue Dickerson, Carol Calloway, Patsy Carroll, first vice-president; Levon Miller, Fa tier representative; Harh.iru Phillip , secretary; Hobby Allen. Jay Staples, president. SECOND ROW': Larry Morgan, Frances Hood, Nancy Shulls, Donna Smith, Lynn Penucl, Mary Ann Long, Ann Hussey, Ann Usher. THIRD ROW: Sarah Lindsey, Camille Rowers. Judy Aurandl, Elaine Dingier, Mi Eva Cod bey, sponsor; David Loveless. Johnny Yeager, Jack Fincher. The Patrician Latin Club was organized in 1924 to promote and maintain interest in the language, culture, ami history of the ancient world. The club’s two vice-presidents choose sides from among the members and are alternately responsible for the programs. All club members must either have had l itin previously or In taking it at the time of membership. Latin Club 30 FIRST ROW: Scott Passmore, Carolyn Davis, vice-president: Anne Cowdcn, president; Connie Lawrence, secretary-treasurer; Patsy Mills. SECOND ROW’: Joan Fraehisvur, vice-president; Sandra Henderson, Jerry Phillips, Blair Marques. THIRD ROW': Calvin Jones, Gay Reid. Kay Dees. Harold Woodward. El I asatiempo As members of the Spanish Club, these students learn rnin h about the customs, bonus, transportation, and his toriral places of Spanish-speaking countries. This makes the 'tud of Spanish more interesting for the Spanish students, who are given preference in the club. The other members also find the programs educational. FIRST ROW Tonni Todd, Wilma Atnip, Kerry Kelly. Cassandra Phillips Wayne Coggin. Sue DcRov, president. SECOND ROW’: Mike Hum . I ind.i Tucker, Tommy Loveless, Mike Huston, Put MrPhctson, Mike Kcichlcy. Steven Oliver, Jimmy Huston. THIRD ROW: Kerry John ton. Jean Hulmun. Jane Hicks. Jean White. Donnu Mayhew. nudu Robison, Pat Plejs, secretary: Frances •Stumev. FOLRTH ROW: I,urnf Wanton, Sandra Wal� on, June Drummond, Judy Wilson, vice-president; Jimmy Kyr. Sharon Wright, Mr . Florine Trigg. sponsor; Judy Barnes. Students explore the world through languages Amo, am as. amat—which one should I use here?” wonder these members of Mrs. Bowie's seventh period Latin class during a test. French students add enjoyment to their course by learning and -inging French ong� taught by Miw C.odhey. 31 Club strives toward good will and understanding. Promoters Club The promoters of good will and understanding present high Promoters, a city-wide club. An interested student programs about the United Nations and sponsor I .N. who has all or above averages for the previous trips and U.N. exams. They are members of the Inter- semester ma be a member. FIRST ROW: Diane Jones, treasurer; Shirley Black. Fay Glasgow, president; I.inda Plunkett, vice-president; Pat Peeples, Tutlcr representative; Linda Horst, secretary; Joan Holloway. SECOND ROW: Jack Marchant, Ann Thomas, Ronnie Viars, Fred Lindsey, Louise Harper, Judy W'atson. Shirley Kendrick. Melinda Roherson. THIRD ROW': Jean Moore, Judy Carol Barnes, Jeanne Strickland. Melvin Cobcrly, Paula Barton, Suzy lx� gan. Odelle Mixon. FOURTH ROW; Mrs. Inez Lyerly, sponsor; Dianne Seale, Patricia Hopper, Adolph Lavin, Johnny Bell, Dennis Cottrell. Artists band together. The Pen anti Ink Club is an art club which was organized in 1921. Managed by art students, the club’s aim is to give students an opportunity to exercise their own judgments, initiatives, and ideas. In the past, mem- here have designed and made numerous items to sell. Among these ore: Christmas cards, vases, osh trays, and paintings. They participate in the city's annual sidewalk art show. FIRST ROW: Ellcnc Pickett, president; Larry Hart, vice-president; Bohhy Lykes, secretary; Linda Caudle, treasurer; Billy Monette. Taller representative; Mickey Crouch, Mr . Lula Bell Black, sponsor; Jeannine Wilson. SECOND ROW: Evola Hintson, Linda McDonald. Janice Smith, Ellen Jackson, Carol Fnndcrburke, Larry Daughcty, Sue Sparks, Lynn Reese, Jenny Hildreth. THIRD ROW: Helen Mullen. Edith I .ed bet ter. Johnye Pat Moore, Sheila Carroll, Martha Campbell, Pam Thompson, Carolyn Hancock, Diane Parker. Future teachers train for leadership Beatrice Hannon F.T.A. Named in honor of our girls’ advisor, the Beatrice Harmon F.T.A was formed in 1951. when lire nicnilxT-,)iip of the Charles A. Brown F.T.A. Ixtcam too large. The club is affiliated with A.E.A. and N.K.A. The activities include helping teachers, working on charitable projects, and serving at classroom teachers’ meetings. FIRST ROW: Veronica Gilliland; Betsy Ellis; Susan Muckcnfuss; Carolyn Franklin; Faye Dunlap, vice-president; Kathey Reese, recording secretary; Sharon Call; Nanci Kay Cutcliff. Sally Jo Lcssman. SECOND ROW: Linda |� v« ll; Jackie Smith; Barbara Manuel; Betty Jean Ellis; Mary Dale; Mildred Collier; Madge Foster; Carol Kemp; Barbara Brooks. THIRD ROW: Miss Sara Roper, sponsor; Margaret Black: Sharleo Williams; Glenda Calloway; Era Allison; Mona McKinley; Gayle Miller; Cyline Mclnnish. FOl'RTH ROW: Charlotte Wood, Iris Roman: Pat Haney; Carolyn Keith. Charles A. Brown F.T.A. Founded in 1917. the (.bark’s A. Brown F.T.A. offers to it members the opportunity to develop leadership through helping teachers during their study periods, work- ing on charitable projects, and serving at classroom teachers’ meetings. The girls do not necessarily want to go into the teaching profession. Photo by Krat FIRST ROW: Charlotte Thompson; Barbara Marzendl; Glinda Sanders, secretary; Elizabeth Adamson, vice-president; Jan Roberts, Taller representative; Patty Cater; Betty Wilson, treasurer; Judy Livanos, president. SECOND ROW: Joan Walker; Bonnie Ginn: .Mary Bice; Sherry McDowell; Linda Powe; Jean Rogers; Gloria Rudcliff: Charlotte Harris; Linda Thomas. THIRD ROW: Ann Lollar; Carolyn Laync; Mary Beth McEIroy: Carol Vann; Sherron William : Katie Ann Holt; Doris Maddox; Carol Hand. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Pollie Wells, sponsor; Trudy Ozley; Mary Alice Milican: Carol Costin; Claire Cooper; Saundra Krcshka; Ruth Firming. 33 Students recognize importance of mathematics To promote a genuine interest in mathematics the Junior Math Club was organized in 1955. Its members are students Who have completed math I and math 2. are continuing their study of math, and are showing outstanding ahilit . Junior Math Club FIRST ROW: Robert Echols. Ann BclUnydcr, Nancy Turner, Tommy Ingram. Dolly Schnulz, Sam Brasher, Dennis Breed. SECOND ROW: Steve Sargent, Wayne Speegle, president; Wesley Boyer, Robert Harris Terry Gilpin. Miss Jane Dougluss, sponsor. THIRD ROW: Bill Eaton, Quitman Liner, vice-president; Douglat Caudill, James Drake. Richard Crew, secretary; Charles Hazlehurst, treasurer. Club seeks to help the needy. Junior Red Cross The Junior Red Cross Club was organized to cooperate main project is to help disabled or underprivileged per-in American Red Cross and Community Chest drives. Its sons. FIRST ROW: Ann Bout well, Virginia Whitlock, secretary: Emma Carroll, Larry Bcucham, Bonnie Mauldin, La-wanna Fay Adair. Brenda Grossman. Bobby Sanford. SECOND ROW': Charles Baitcs. Elizabeth Fitzpatrick. Loudl.-n Mcljiin, Martha Davis, Linda McLean, Alice Ballard, vice-president; Diane Crump, Sandi DeLoach. THIRD ROW: Richard Chappie, Carol Allen, president; Linda Biddle, Willie Mac Hout . Barbara Howard, treasurer; Linda O’Neal. Cecilia Savage. Linda Helton, Miss Loula Upton, sponsor. FOURTH ROW: Kathleen Abel, Sue McCutcheon, Frances Swindai. Pat Murphcy, Curtis Wallace. Joe Warden, Bobby Smitherman, Jimmy Nesmith. 34 Letter clubs emphasize physical education. Girls’ Letter Club To qualify for membership in the Girls letter Club a girls often go as a team to compete with other teams and girl must hove completed four semesters of gym. received schools. 'Hie club was organized in 1925. her letter, and l� c willing to work as a gym assistant. The Photo by Knit FIRST ROW: Patsy Keith, president: Jo Anne Jones, vice-president; Margaret Phillips; Ann Foster, secretary; Linda Tucker, Taller representative; Mary Sue Rowan; Paula Fox. SECOND ROW: Prissy Hillard; Beth Valentine; Mary Ann Florence; Lynctte Bice; Nancy Carpenter: Sharon Hall; Anita Allen; Dilana Gorman. THIRD ROW: Mary Ann Thompson; Ruth Ann Wahl; Favc Eaves; Kay Lynn Frey; Miss Mildred Lowrcy, sponsor; Billie Rollins; Sandy Flickingor. The Roys’ letter Club consists of boys who have been one of the following sports: varsity football, tennis, var- given letters on the basis of their participation in at least sity basketball, or golf. FIRST ROW: Tom Reinhart: Kenny Morgan: Bill Wade; Robin Abbott; Arthur Whatley; Mike Hynds; Pat Davis. SECOND ROW: Joe Poehran; Bill Sanders; Wallace Allison; Eric Dawson; Lawrence Corley. THIRD ROW: Jimmy Robbins; Johnny Busby; Ray Bethea; John Vaughn; Harold Morgan: Coleman Cochran. FOURTH ROW: Herbie Dayton; John Reedy; Eugene flouts; Leo Spann: Bill Gray; Ralph Hnrbison. FIFTH ROW: James Dole; Bobby Hallmark; Wayne Randolph; Bill Busby; Richard Lytle; Jamrs McCay. SIXTH ROW: Bobby McPherson; Gene Vineyard: Jim Newman; Russ Todd; Charles Lynn; Johnny Vines. SEVENTH ROW: Mr. Johnny Howell, sponsor. Organ iza tions 1961 35 Students prepare to compete in a highly technical world. CommerciaI Chib Organized in I960, the Commercial Club is composed our interest in business subjects and to give students an of students who are taking any subjects in the Cominer opportunity to learn more about the business world, cial Department. The purpose of the club is to further rholu by Krill FIRST ROW: Gule Iiughins, president; Call Minor, vice-president; Wyncllc Hall, secretary-treasurer; Carol Sparks, Michael Broom, Taller representative; F.lizaheth Ann Penn a, Faye Marie Wanningcr, Georgia Box. SECOND ROW: Beverly Morton. La Nora Bailey. Jane Ford, Doris Stokes. Ronut Abercrombie, Brenda Childress. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Murlyn Franks, sponsor; Cherry Limbaugh, Pat Foster. Pam Henry, Betty Gurley. Pat McPherson, Glenda Walker, Sarah Payne. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Lucreti May, student teacher; Peggy Armstrong. Deanna Harlow, Barbara Jeffares, Reba Locklear. LaNcllc Driver. U top punt When Woodlawn High School opened in 1922, the Leeuwenhoek Science Club was organized. Later, a second science club was organized. Eventually, the sponsors decided to consolidate these two clubs and form the Science Chib Utopian Science Club. This year the Chcm-Bio-Physics Club united with this club. Each member makes a science project each semester. Many members have won state and national prizes in fairs and contests. PHu«o by Kent FIRST ROW: Steven Oliver, Larry Kiker, Horace Wiggs, Lee Knight, Winston Long, A1 Robinson, Robert Thompson, secretary; Bill Wheat, vice-president; Irven Pope, president. SECOND ROW: Fred Stand ifer, William Brown, Richard Day, William Salter, Robert Hutchins, Charles Elliott, David Woodrow, Jimmy Smith. THIRD ROW: John Wells, Ben Neighbors, Eddie Huwley, Mike Loveless. Johnny Hawkins, Bob Pochran, Johnny Ives, Bobby Bonner, Kenneth ll.mlin. FOURTH ROW: Jimmy McCalla, George Hasenbein. Wade Cook, Charles McCormack, Robert Louis Horsley, Randy Hill, Richard Keith. FIFTH ROW: .Mrs. Pauline K. Long, sponsor; Mr. William Reynolds, sponsor; 36 Dave Ingram. Dan Williamson. Joe Potter. Andy Robinson, Jim Davis. Ian Hardin. Wisdom is gained through Bible study. Bible Study Club Hu- Hi Mr Study Club is a non-denominational club pate on programs. Any students interested in the club's whose members strive to increase their knowledge of the activities are welcomed os club members. Bible. Outside speakers are sometimes invited to partici Pholi by Kro! HHS1 HOW: Dianne Nolen, Tatler representative; Patsy Bell, president; Anne McBraycr, secretary; Jimmy Gibson, vice-president; Marvin Keener, Judy Bailey, vice-president; Leonard Irvin. SECOND HOW: Jerry Lynn Henson, Sue Butler, Audrey Turner. Elizabeth Robinson, Mary Boling, Marguerite Tallin, Lewis Penficld. Norman Hamm. TH1KD ROW: Mrs. Sara Bowie, sponsor; Willie Creel. Johnny Black, Brenda Dendy, Martha Boling, Ina Peel, Faye Hosey. lOI R TH ROW: David Bailey, David Black, Jerry Edwards, Emily Durden. Mary Jo Mummcrt, Bobby Slaughter. Tact is the threshold to friendship. 'I he Althean Literary Club was formed to foster friend- members by interesting programs, guest speakers, and ships, to develop | ersonalities, and to add to the cultural social events. Because of the similarity in their aims, the life of its members. The club is made worthwhile to its Vestalian and Althean clubs consolidated this year. FIRST ROW: Glenda Gamer, president: Martha Williams vice-president; Dot Parker, secretary; Sunny Croushorn, treasurer; Lisa Wright, Marolyn Cherry, Taller representative; Gwen Dee sc, Paula Ailes, Sandra Perrin. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Roberts, Melba Casey, Kay Aderholt, Jenny Baker, Franccline Neal, Carol Jane Lawson. Katherine Stephens, Carolyn Lovell, Antoinette Scar-pulla. THIRD ROW: Miss Ruth Ford, sponsor; Gay Barnett, Wanda Summers, Marlin Miller, Lynda Nolen, Darlene Washington, Eleanor Johnson. Anna Owen. FOURTH ROW: Pam Leek, Millie Sims, Pat Anderson, Janice Farmer, Linda Calloway, Barbara Moffett, Linda Henry, Mary Ann Little. Althean Club Photo bjr Krut 37 Thalian Dramatic Club students seek to express their feelings and emotions through drama. Formed in 1020, the Thnlian Dramatic Club i- the oldest, and one of the large ! of the strhooI’. clubs. Membership is limital to s eerh student interested in drama. All of the program. , plays, stunts, radio | « rformancca, and talks al out actors and plays, urc centered around lilt club's activ ities. FIRST ROW: Christie Kcttca, Jud Berry, Carol Gillespie, «rc-retary; Freddie Stephen , vice-president: Barbara Freeman, president; Laurie Broun, treasurer; (Mind Harvey, Shirley ('ampludl, Tronic Davis, Lee Anne Scott, Joan Raines. SECOND ROW: Carol Sue Thompson, Kay Shavers. Carolyn Salay, Adelitt Thomp- son, Sue Fen field, Ann Smilherman, Mary Pitts, Kathy Harper Gayle Brown. .Susan Garner, Martha Sullivan. THIRD ROW: Jeff TrnxJrr, Dennis Cottrell, Martha laiwery, Duncan Gorlwti. Dorothy Wooten, Dale Blue, Marguerite Pope, Sandra Monroe: Miss Rose Johnson, sponsor Orchestra — Music is the universal language of all people. Miss Pauline inner in the director of the Woodlawn High School Orchestra, made up of a cross section of talented students in music. Each year the orchestra plays for the tapping of .Xational Honor Society, for the Senior Graduation, and for special auditorium programs. Each year a concert master or concert mistress is chosen 1 Miss Zinser from the most qualified people. FIRST ROW: Virginia Rotter, treasurer: Janice Clark, secretary; Nancy Bookholdt, president; Mar}' .Ann Long, vice-president; Linda Jone«, Car olyn Horton, Linda hmg ton. SECOND ROW: Linda Wat on, Linda Morgan, Kathleen Marshall, Carolyn Dcmmig, Michele Dohnr, Miss Pauline Zin-rr, Norman Hamm. THIRD ROW: Hobby Peacock, Joan Walker, Joyce Lawrence, Lexic Knight, Nancy Oden, Dwight Anderson. FOURTH ROW': tarry Tate, Bill Wheat, Johnny Black, David Black, Bill Kreh, David Cory. FIFTH ROW : Eddie Prady, Stephen Oliver, Robert Horsley, Bill Clin, Jeff Troxlrr. Andy Robinson. Some of us will be librarians . . . Library Club In I'J.'ifl tin- Library Club was organized by Miss Mil-dred Johnston. I be librarian al that lime. Miss Katherine Bobbins is n« w sponsor. Membership is limited to those students ho have been approved bv the librarians as library assistants. 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: Linda Glenn, Library Bulletin Editor; Carol George, vice-president: Jeanne Strickland, treasurer; Ann Smitherman, secretary: Sally Jo Lesuman, president. SECOND ROW: Fat Johnson. Carol Ann Moore, Linda Johnson, Suzy Jarvis, Jane Burns, Judy Berry. THIRD ROW: Sharon Call. and others, nurses of tomorrow. Cail Norris, Ann Thomas, Gay Reid. Jean Sivert, Helen Garrett, Lrr Anne Scott. FOURTH ROW; Dan MacCartney. Larry W. Holme.. Jimmy Rvc, Harold Woodward, Joan Sivert, Rachel Storic. Future Nurses of America Future Nurses of America is a service chib which has planned to inform all who arc interested in nursing as a contributed many articles to the school, and given food career. Membership is open to all girls, and clothing to many needy families. Their programs are FIRST ROW: Janice Mitchell, president; Elizabeth Wright, treasurer; Nancy Boockholdt. secretary; Suzy Jam . Tatler representative; Martha Dailey, Joan Johnson. Ann Folsom. SECOND ROW': Mary Hester, Jerry Griffin, Marie Haney. Carolyn Downer, Carole Cockrell, Myrle Coleman. THIRD ROW: Helen Cagle, Sandra Gibbs, Charlotte Wamble, Gail Pair. Carol Gtbb, Linda Roger . FOURTH ROW; Mrs. Mabel Brice, aponaor; Dianne Dobbs, Sandra Young. Jane Short. Peggy McLaughlin. June Drummond, Anne Dawson. Tri-Teens There is joy FIRST ROW: Judy Harris. Esther Cnggin, president; Gorrin Fcltnun, vice-president; Susan Gregory, treasurer; Carol George. Jean Sivert, Joan Si vert. SECOND ROW: Janice I-ockridgc, Pamela Blaich, Joyce Brasher, Rebecca Wright, Fay Braden, Margie Whitley, Louise Walker. THIRD ROW: Sue Hester, Elna Eustice. Sylvia Schwaiger, Pat Bartlett. Ann Pennington. Nancy Cason, Laura Neely, Myra Norwood, Janice Sparks. FOURTH ROW: Anne Eden. Mary Gene Harris, Miss Annie Katherine Looney, sponsor; PaUy Bryant, Virginia Dansby, Alice Bell. Betty Walker, Prudyce Oxley. Gleamette Y-Teens In alphabetical order: Linda Carroll, Janice Clark. Nancy Clark. Shirley Davis, treasurer; Carolyn Dcmmig. Janie DeSilvcy, president; Kitty Gray, Elizabeth Hom, Linda Jones. Linda Loggias, Linda I� ng. Sandra McCormack, Martha McLaughlin. Karen Maddox, Carolyn Magnuson, Taller representative; Kathleen Marshall, Jane Murphree, Gail Norris, vice-president; Virginia Porter, Katherine Prentice, Delores Reese, Ann Reynolds, Barbara Scott, Bonnie Scott, Claudette Seaton, Josephine Seay. Sandra Sykes, Cecilia Taylor, secretary; Phyllis Vanlrcasc, Mrs. Margaret Holland, sponsor. 40 in helping others Entre Nous 1 -Teens FIRST ROW: Alundr.i F.thrrrdgo, treasurer; Carol Lowe, pre i-dent; Karen Tidwell, Pat Schocttlin, Iri Falkncr. vice-president; Becky Sides, Taller representative; Cayc Gibb, secretary: Betty Emms, Rita Steadman, Sandra Felkins, Mr . Luciln Burton, •.ponsor: Kathy Murdock. SECOND ROW: Man Love, Pat Cimo, Gladys Lynn Hebw� n, Sheila Carroll. Rebeccas Lee, Mary Leverett, Charlotte Breed, Judy (x al.v.� n, Lynda Wood, Jerry White, Peggy Melton. Kathy Ford. Reliocca Lowery, Joy NichoU. THIRD ROW: Lynn Blakewood, Gail Pitts, Peggy Allen. Judith Olson. Sarah Hewitt, Sandra Wilson. Martha Waldrop, Jo Ann Waters, Sally Hill, Shirlee Vundcrvcr. Anne Shulls, Joan Bates, Jayne Welch. FOURTH ROW': Patricia Shay, Carol Sue Vance, Susan Baer, Barbara Chiicoat, Sina Joy Brusl. Jean Warren. Algenia Stover, Sherry McKinney. Judy Buzbce, Nancy Oden, Nell Spivey, Linda Keefer, Marilyn Payne, Linda Glenn, Barbara Tcmcrson. Girl Reserves was the first name for the junior members of the Y.W.C.A. Then the name was changed to Y Teens. The purpose of the Y-Teens is to develop the mental, spiritual, and social graces of its members. Each year, all Y-Teens clubs dress dolls for Christmas gifts to needy children. All the girls participate in projects such as this. Sheila Hester, marshal captain, scolds Jcannie Lathcm for leaving her marshal post to examine the display of Y-Tecn dolls. 41 Deck the halls with alert marshals! Marsfial Honor Society To be eligible for membership in tlie Marshal Honor So-cicty, n student must Ik in the sixth semester or above, must have a general average of “O’ or above, and must l e approved by a faculty committee; consisting of sponsors, advisors, and the principal. An act of dishonor disqualifies any person eligible for membership in this society. FIRST ROW: Phyllis McCoy, president; berg. Wanda Hempstead. Becky Keith. Pat Margie IaiGroue. secretary; Sheila Hester, Sehoettlin. FOURTH ROW: Wayne Spec-Jeannie Brown. SECOND ROW: Bohhic glc, Solly Jo Lessmun. vice-president; Cay Montgomery. Lisa Wright, Franccline Neal. Barnett. Mary- Levcrett. THIRD ROW: Carole Hul- Photo by Km I Mr. Lawrence Fullington. sponsor. Marshal Captains and Assistants FIRST ROW: Phyllis McCoy, head marshal; Sheila Hester. Margie laiCroue, Judy Coupland, Paula Barton. SECOND ROW: Ann Bellsnyder, Linda Abbott, 42 Photo by Krot Blair Marques, Jeannie Brown. Katbey Reese. THIRD ROW: Paula Cunningham, Mrs. Louise Pope, supervisor; Rickey Lathem, Bohhic Montgomery. Photo by Krol Mrs. Pope, on her daily round of checking marshals, found that Kay Jones let Mike Rcichlcy slip hy without an O.K.” Oty anizations 1961 D.E. and D.O. students learn by doing. Distributive Education (dub liming existed only six years. Woodlawn High School's Distributive Education Cluh is the youngest of its kind in Alabama. Despite this fart, many Woodlawn students have been among the most outstanding in the state. This ha- l ren proved by their success in the business world after graduation, jis well as by their achievements while SEATM); Helen Inllichrt, Pat Taylor, Jane Shelnutt, Barbara Iaiudrr, Sandra Kolmar, Belay Bay, Joyce Sellers, Harriet Ray, still in school. Tlx- organization is composed of students interested in distribution, which includes selling merchandise and service . They’ take aptitude tests to determine what fields will be beat for them. Through experience in these fields they train for the future. Joan Coahatt. STANDING: Gayle Hearn. Franklin Mickle. Charles Pocopani, Bobby Lykct, Tommy Hamilton. Diversified Occupations (dub Diversified Occupations is a training program for juniors and seniors who wish to train for a trades or occupations. Members of the cluh may participate in any field of training except distribution. Some of the careers open to students arc nursing, radio, refrigeration, and automobile trades. HKST ROW: Rebecca McDaniel, Panic Wallace, Barbara P. Gonzalez, Billy Casey, Richard Biggin , Mr. Edgar Alvcrvon, Hun !. SECOND ROW: Nelvnge Willingham, Chester Bullard, coordinator. Steve Adair, Don Blunt. THIRD ROW: Bill Henderson, Carlo . Woodlaun R.O.T.C. COMPANY K 1 1 Lt. Boh Carraway, Company Commander. Company K: Capt. Diane Jones. «pnn«or: Grady Slone. FIRST ROW: Morris Parrish 2nd Li. Boh Gilmer: Larry Holme ; 2nd Li. Tommy Hester. SECOND ROW: Edward Clarke. Ben Clarke, Mac Easterling. James Sherrill. Vernon Tyree. THIRD ROW: Gerald Banholzer. Charles Roberts Sieve Sargent, Perry Dawson. Larry Rirkhimer. Earnest Crenshaw. FOURTH ROW: Charles H. Smith. Robert Glenn, Lawrence Irving. Willard Rochester, Robert Stone, Charles McFarlin. I I FI II ROW: Ivin Strother, Jame Elliott. l.onnic Martin. Eddie Prady, Kenneth Hanlin. Grey McGraw not shown). SIXTH ROW: Howard Kimhrouth. Wayne Gurley, Larry Carpenter. Jerry Marshal. SEVENTH ROW: Glenn Gallic Lewis Martin. Richard Keith. RIFLE TEAM FIRST ROW: Johnny Butler, Captain of Rifle Team: Bob Gilmer. Glynn Gattis, Tim Crcswhite, Rill Dean. SECOND ROW: Roger I.cdbettcr. Edwjrd Self. Bob Kinney, Bobby Butler, As-sistant Captain, and Mike Brown not shown. The trophy shown here ha been kept by Woodlawn for the past seven years. COMPANY I Capt. Tommy Ingram. Company Commander. Company I: Capt. Linda Wideman, sponsor: Tim Crotwhite. FIRST ROW: Roman Creamer, 1st Lt. Tom Adams, Bobby Barksdrll, Jimmy Gibson. SECOND ROW: Don Blount, Ronnie Sweat, Mike Wright. Leon Chatham, Jimmy Swangcr. Richard Tumor. THIRD ROW: Mike Stewart. Michal Harper. Mike Gardner. Newman Smith, Gary Blake, Don Trimm. FOURTH ROW: Jimmv Spann, Jim Amberson, Rundetl Mullock. Philip Flaugher. Larry McMurry, Bobby Battles. FIFTH ROW: Robert Kinney, Bill Partnin, Richard Halstead, Steve Seale, Donald McKinney. SIXTH ROW: Emory Ethrcdgc, Eddie Massey, William Brown, Rodney Huffstutler. William Fricks. I-ee Williams. SEVENTH ROW: Hugh Stephenson. Johnny Lewis. Mike Zorn. Chuck Gilbert, Dale Glasscock. EIGHTH ROW: Edward Self. Roger Ledbetter. Walter Adams, Richard Jackson. Rev Gurley. Ronald Marsh. NINTH ROW: Tommy Harris. Jim Bearden, Perry Kilpatrick, Eddie Whatley, Jesse Clyde Rorgner, Billy Kullman. Best in City %r BATO.K GROUP STAFF MRST ROW : Halllf Group Commander Johnny Rutler. Fay Dunlap. SECOND ROW; Hill (lender yon, David Loveless, Anne Shulls Allen Moore. DISC AND DIAMOND HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW: Hartley Allen Moore, vice-president; Bill Henderson. Johnny Butler, president; Tommy Ingram. SECOND ROW; Jimmy Gibton, Tom Adam , treasurer; Tommy Hester. THIRD ROW: Richard Turner, Hen Clarke, Wayne Gurley, Charlev Elliott. To Ire eligible for membership in the Disc and Diamond National ROTC Honor Society, a student must I e in his second semester of ROTC, liave a high scholastic average, and Ire outstanding in ROTC. New memlrers are nominated anti voted on by the old memlrers. Sgt. William Ryan sponsors the society. .SPONSORS: Linda Wi deman. Anne Shult , Fay Dunlap, head sponsor; Diane June?. Col. W. I. RumcII. G4-4th Corps pn-vnting High Individual Mark-nun- hip Award to Cadet Lt. Col. Johnny Butler at the annual R.O.T.C. Ball. 45 Woodlaum High School Band Here is Wood lawn’s marching hand, 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 hand review, and at all school events in which a hand is needed. We arc proud to have Mr. Smith a the Wood lawn High School Band director. For many years he has delighted the students with his performance . Renick Abbott, Knox Bagwell. taync Barber, Jon Bicker, David Black. Johnny Black. Mickey Broughton. Don Brown. Jack Burton. Sue Butler. Bill Cain, tarry Calfee, Linda Carter. Douglas Caudill. Hugh Corley. John Corn, David Cory, Tom Cory, tairy Courtney. Herbie Dayton, Carolyn Demmig. Michele Dohne, Ricky Feller, tamar Flowers, Lee Gibson, Lynne Gilbert, F'red Grill, Jerry Halbert. Norman Hamm. Kenneth Hunlin, Harvey Harlwtur, Janie Harris, Eddie Hawley, Curol Henry. Linda Henry. Robert Holley. Gail Holt, Robert Horsley, Wayne Jerrcll, Marvin Keener, F'rank Keith, Jimmy Kent, tar Knight. Dianne Landers, Linda taggins, Diane Lykes, Barbara Manuel, Lewis Marlin. Michael Matthews, F'.ldridgr McCay. Jimmy MrCullu. Ben Neighbors, Steven Oliver. Scott Passmore. Jerry Penn, Richard Pruitt, John Robinson, James Sherrill. Dick Shnoneaux, James Simpson. Jimmy Slaughter. Mike Smith. Grady Stone, Robert Stone, Nancy Turner, Shirlee Vandcrver, Sharon Walsh, Linda Watson. Bill Wheat, Dan Williamson. Richard Horn, Billy McCutchron, Charles Roberts. MAJORETTES: Alice Ballard. Martha Crawford. Peggy Gcrelds, Kitty Gray, Carol Hand, Carole Hulberg, Judy Livanos, Judy Myers, Lou Ellen McClain, Suxy Logan, Head Majorette. (Names in alphabetical order). Hu- ii.,ij � rcllr urc n select group «f talented girl-who find pleasure in rhythm and music. They have given outstanding performances at football games, and 1961 this year their stunt won the trophy for small dub at the annual stunt night. MAJOR KITES: Peggy GereMs, Judy Livanos. Lou Ellen McClain. Judy Myers, u v Logan, Carol Hand. Carole Mulh.ru. Kilty Cray, Martha Crawford. Majorettes add sparkle to our band. Siuty Logan. head majorette, performs at foothall games and at the hand review. She has held this position for two consecutive you . 47 Cavaliers Birds of a feather sing together This singing group is n well-known oluh around school. The girl try out and arc selected by Miss Claude Dowling, the club’ sponsor. Tie- Caroliers meet even day at sixth period. They often combine with the Cavaliers Club to make the Woodlawn Mich School Chorus. Margaret Black Gayle Brown Kerry Bryan lane Bulntan Jr n Butman So Butler Glenda Calloway Clair Cooper Mary Dale Ann Daria Shirley Daria Gayle DcMatt Janice Do Sihrey Ann Eden Alandra Etheredge Bonnie Ginn Satan Cregory Margaret Heath Linda Henry Samira Ffiklna Andrea Jonea Diane Jonea Nancy KlUingworth Rebecca Lee Marion McCleakey Diane Fay McComba Riae McCutcheon Paul McDUl Carole McGraw Jan McGukin Mona McKinley CaU Miller Barbara MoHett Lynn Morgan Call Norrii Joyce Neeley Libby Ogle Cheryl Pautoy Marilyn Payne Sarah Payne Pat Plea Linda Powe Marilyn Robert Cecelia Savage Nancy Sbnlta Jean Sivert Joan Sivert Linda Smith Carol Allen Ann Alnion Alice Ballard Photo by Kent Miss Dowling, Alice Ballard. Cecilia Savage. Mary Dale, and Lina Wright. Janice Spark Martha Sullivan Martha Williama Sharlec WiUiatnt Jody Wllaon Liu Wright 1961 Cavaliers win Stunt Night trophy Accompanid. ANN THOMAS Sponwf. MU. JOSEPH TURNER The Cavaliers celebrate tbrir Stum Night victory. The Cavaliers Club, UDiler the direction of Mr. Joe Turner, helps to increase Woo diawn's enjoyment of music. They often combine with the Carollers Club to make the Woodluwn High School Chorus. The club meets every day at the • ivth periiMl. New mrmliers are chosen by the old. Jnhailir Work Frank Harnett Paul llrrrj Dariii Bimhop Bn, rr Crorp Mao Warm, Brand Grorgr Broom. Wayne Carll.lr DougLat Caudill Mrlrin Cetwrir John Compton Wade Cook Dan Daria Rirliard Day Jim Fadlry Gordon Faulkner Bill Food Jimmy Ham-krnnith llarria Tommy Hnlrr Jimmy Hu.ton Mike Ifudoo Mam K Donn� McBratcr AUcn Moore llamld Morgan Joe Morgan Eddie Muglach Tommy NVImon l.cwim Pcntirld Dcnnia PhilKpa John Bred? Charirm Kobrltm Al Kohinmon Mike Hummrll John Kulland John Sandrrm Donald Southerland Fred Slandifrr Freddy Stephmm Slrrr Stooe Sammy Troutman Crb Turnrr llutcli Waldrop Rhode Watkinm Horace Wigs I (cod Wiglraworth Mike W'nod Malcolm Youngblood PI IRI IP I IDD A 49 Excellent rating; in I960 city-wide competition Judy Barnes Linda Hta.hwcll Camille Rowers Laurie Ilrown Pray drown Emma Carroll Lind Carroll l.lnda Caudle Esther Coggin Jackie Conn Annr Cnwalcn Brenda Raa Co Dianne Craft Sunny Crousborn Paula Cunningham Naur! Kay Cutcllff Vicki Dalton Anne Dawaon Carolyn Klara Charlotte Kyana Margurntr Tallin Ann Folsom Louise Garrett Caro! George Carol Hand Eva flarhiaon Janice Hardy Robbie Hatfirld Wanda Hempstead Joan Holloway Katie Aon Holt France Hood Nancy Howard Linda Keefer Becky Keith Connie Lawrence Pam Lrrk Jo Ann l.«prrati Carol Lowe Carolyn Magnutoa Girls’ Glee Club The Cirls’ (Mee Club consists of the more advanced member of the Carolicrs Club. They are selected by Miss Claude Dowling, the sponsor. Combined with the Warblers they form the Woodlawn High School Choir which sings in the Christmas Music Festival, in the city-wide competition at Shades Valley High, and in a special program of Christinas music for the Woodlawn High students' enjoyment. Photo by Kent In their Stunt Night skit some of the Glee Club girls dreamed of sailing away on the good ship Lollipop. Betty Parriab Gloria Itadcllff Linda Rhodes Jan Roberta Elaine Smith Jackie Street Donna Summer Ann Thomas Janice Thom Norma Townsend Glenda Walker Dorothy. Wooten Nila Wyatt Becky Yarbrough I MISS CLAUDE DOWLLNC. Sponsor Warblers Club Members Kings of Music WalUr. Alliaoo Robert Brown Dacld Ilullock J. T. (1 1 fee Jin. Cobb U'avor Hoggin • ■am Conlri l-awrcn -r Corley Charle Drake BUI Hun.more John Freer Hoy Cable Jimmy Gibaon Terry Gilpin Ronnie lUmm Larry Harr it Jimmy llradlry Maurice Henry Claude Holler Johnny Ire Olin KeUo John Kimbrough Joe Lackey Harry Looney Alan Loyd Cuy Lytle Jack Marckant Eddie McCarley Wayne Miller Wlnky Moor. Jim Newman Joe Potter Spooaor MR. JOSEPU TURNER Jim Recae Brian $ir«t Ronnie Smith Jerry Spark Dong Stegall John Tbomaa Jo Tbraaher Richard Turner Ronnie Viar Charier Yrwkk The Warblers Club contains the best male vocalists in Woodlawn IlifcH. They are chosen from the Cavalier Qub on a competitive basis. At their daily meetings they prepare for the city-wide Christmas music festival; the Spring concert and the music festival at Woodlawn; the annual Woodlawn Minstrel show; and city-wide competition at Shades Valley High. The Warblers and the Glee Club make up the Woodlawn High School Choir. Photo by Kent The Warblers are singing “Eight Bells’ from their Stunt Night skit. 51 TATLER staff tattles Special editor for Fall term urc: Carol Harvey, Circulation Manager; Anne Cowilen. Busin ev Manager; Kick James, Sports Editor; Dot 1'arker, Exchange Editor; Robbie Hatfield, News Editor; Carolyn Franklin, Associate Editor. PAT PEEPLES Editor in-Chief Fall Term These reporters keep the student body informed of the news for the Fall term. FIRST ROW: Mary Frances Williams, Marilyn Windham. Dinah Adam . SECOND ROW: Dan Trotman, Nancy Turner, Rhodes Watkins. What's going on? A reporters, Dionne Nolen, Buddy Kelly, .Martha Williams and Melvin Coberly ought to know. Kay Hagan, Linda l� ng, and Sandra Perrin are kept busy typing for the staff. 52 ___________________________ Circulation managers for the Fall term arc Rhodes Watkins, Diane Jones, Carol Gillespie, Freddie Stephens. D o t Parker, Johnny Bell, and Ronnie Viars. about school news. Iii order to keep the school informed of current activities an l news, a newspaper, the I at-ler. is published twice a month. 1961 These students ore serving a special editor- for the Spring seme-ter: Carol Harvey, Associate Editor (seated); Marilyn Windham, Feature Editor; Dot Parker. Business Manager; Dianne Nolen. New- Editor; Dan Trotman, Sports Editor. ANNE GOWDF.N Editor-in-Chief, Spring Term Reporter of the school new for the Spring term are Marvin Keener, Mary Francos William-. Norman Hamm. Carter Stephen , and Ricky Feller. Staff members responsible for circulation of Taller during Spring term are Freddie Stephen . Sammy Raldone, Adolph Lavin, Mary France Williams, and Larry Holmes. Mrs. Leona Almon. sponsor, shows Giiquita Perrita, mascot, the latest edition. 53 WOODLOG staff ires in a world FIRST HOW: Joan Moore, Senior Editor: Kenneth Hasting . Photographer; Ckroivn Demmig. Clus r � -i tant. SECOND ROW I .mu. Strickljnd, Editor; Ann Reynold . Cla - Assistant. PATSY CARROLL Editor Each year members «� f the Woodlog Staff make a yearbook which presents in pictures and brief copy an account of the fun. activities, and 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: Dianne Doyle, Faculty Assistant: Corrin Fell man. Honors and Awards Editor. Assistant Organizations Editor; Susan Garner. Faculty Editor. SECOND ROW: Judy Bailey. Honor and Awards Assistant; Mary Dale, Copy Editor. FIRST ROW: Unda McDonald, Assistant Art Editor; Arnold Harris. Business Manager; Marie Haney, Business Manager. SECOND ROW: Patty Cater. Feature Ed-itor: Ellene Pickett. Art Editor; Jenny Hildreth. Feature Assistant. 54 FIRST ROW: Glenda Calloway, Organizations Assistant; Faye Dunlap. Athletic Editor; Judy Carol Barnes. Organizations E iitor. SECOND ROW: Patricia Shay. Organizations Assistant; Mary Dean Boling, Ad« Editor. of copx sheets, headlines, and deadlines. FAY GLASGOW Editor MISS MILDRED BARNARD Woodlog Advisor Students handling the -ales of the Woodlog were: FIRST ROW: Dianne Seale. Martha Dailey, Jackie Harper, Kay Shavers. SECOND ROW: Carol Cobb. Susan Muckenfufx, Sherry McDowell. Peggy Sim . 55 Fall Flay- The Man Who Came to Dinner The leading characters in the fall play, directed by Mis . Rom Johnson, were: Maggie Culler. June McCukin; Sheridan White-side, Jeff Troxler; Lorraine Shelton, Carol Gillespie; Hurl Jefferson. Dannis Cottrell. Here, in spile of Maggie’s obvious annoyance, Whiteside sceni' to be pleaded with Lorraine’s attraction for Hurl. Mr. Sheridan Whiteside, forced lo remain in the home of the Stanleys until he recovers from a broken hip, makes his presence known by his dictatorial commands to the household. 56 Bank directors encourage saving. The Woodlawn High School Savings Hank is a Junior Achievement project giving students the convenience of hanking at school. Members of the board of directors manage tin- bank and stress the importance of saving now for the future. FIRST ROW: Rubin Abbott, president; Unda Abbott. assistant cashier; EJlene Pickett, cashier. SECOND ROW: Anne Gowdcn, Carole Hulberg, Patti McDill. THIRD ROW: Carol Harvey, Connie Lawrence. Arthur Whatley. FOURTH ROW: Mi Mary Dearrn, sponsor, Tom Reinhart, Rill Buaby. Not pictured i« Harold Morgan. vice-pre� ident. Tennis Club Any Student seriously interested in playing tennis is welcome to become a member of the Tennis Club. It was organized in 1932 by Mr. John L. Carter, the present sponsor. In the past years, there have been many championship teams from litis club. FIRST ROW: Jerry Garrison, Andy Muglach, Don Southerland, trea-urer: Roy Kelso, president: Hutch Faddy, vice-president; I-arry Wilson Holmes. SECOND ROW: Eddie McCarley. Tommy Cory, Gene Parham, Winky Moore, AI Robinson, Knox Ragwdl, Dwight Anderson, Mr. John Carter, sponsor. 57 Maralyn Cherry, Homecoming Queen. was crowned at the Homecoming game in which Wood-lawn was victorious over West End. ll to 7. Nominations for queen were first made by the football boys and the final selection wa made by the student body. Marolyn Cherry Homecoming Queen Photon by Krai Alternate, Kathey Reese, escorted by Joe Thrasher. Homecoming Queen, Marolyn Cherry, escorted by Jim Cobb. Alternate, Diane Jones, escorted by Bill Cray. 58 Well remember always . . . Junior-Senior Prom Woodlawn High School's Junior-Senior Prom was held cers. Senior class officers, and meui! crs of the Prom comar Highland Park Country Club on Dec. 16. I960. Hie mittee and their dates, climax was a lendout composed of tin student body offi- Kay Lesley escorted by Richard Lyric, President of ibc January Senior Class. Judy Berry escorted by Guy Lytle. Chairman of the Prom Committee, Glenda Gamer, Secretary of the student body, presents bouquet to Kay I.e ley. escorted by Richard Lytle, and Judy Berry, escorted by Guy Lytle. 'I could have danced all night . . . and Mill danced some more? i 59 The busiest girls are most milling to help Elizabeth Adamson Nancy Beasley Laurie Brown Peggy Blown Aimer Carter Linda Caudle Anne Cowdcn Tri-Hi- Y Nanci Kav Cuteliff Faye Dunlap Carolyn Elsea Ann Folsom Ann Foster Barbara Freeman Mrs. Ouida Kinzey. who orgum cd Woodlnwn's Tri-Hi-Y dub in I‘ 55, is still its sponsor. I'hr dub's purpose is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. Tri-Hi-Y means: Tri—threefold purpose; Hi—qualities exemplified by high school girls: and Y affiliated with the YWCA. To In eligible for membership, the girls must be in the fifth semester or above, have good character, ami maintain a scholastic average of “C” or above. Tri-Hi-Y members must hold Christian ideals. Ik: will- Robbie Hatfield Carole Hulhcrg Connie Lawrence Sally Jo Lcssman Mary Leverett Jane McGukin Janice Mitchell Fat Peeples Sue Pen field Barbara Phillips Ellcne Pickett Marivann Pi I green ing to uphold Tri-Hi-Y' standards, and work hard to serve others. Photo bj Kent Barbara Freeman, secretary; Linda Caudle, president; Nanci Kay Cutcliff. vire-pre-ident; Adelia Thompson, assistant secretary-treasurer: 1 .auric Brown, treasurer. MRS. OUIDA KINZEY. Sponsor Linda Plunkett Sharon Pugh Millie Sims Adelia Thompson Judy Watson Margaret Winnctt Eliza be lb Wright These are budding young Einsteins HOW ONE: John Kimbrough. Norman Hamm. Marvin Kroner. Jerry Phillip , president; I .auric Brown, vice-president; Nanci Kay Cutcliff, secretary-treasurer; Barbara Free man. Taller representative; Barbara Brooks, Carolyn Salay. Corriu Fcltman. Carol Hand. ROW' TWO: Ian Hardin, Reggie Mardi . James Dole, Horace Wigg . John Wells, Wab her Allison. Patsy Mills, Era Allison, Mona McKinley, William Salter, lrvcn Pope, Mrs. Margaret Holland, sponsor. ROW THREE: Bobby Allen, Alan Speeglc, Quitman Liner, Ronnie Viars, Ceeilia Taylor, Pal Sehoettlin, Elizabeth Wright, Anne Cowden, Marlin Miller, Linda Caudle, ('.buries Ycssick, Mike Reiehley. ROW'1 FOUR: James Drake, Richard Crew, Jim Cobb, Eddie McCarlry, Sue Penfield, Eva Harbiaon. Janice Mitchell, Adelia Thompson. Nancy Beasley, Carol Harvey. Robbie Hatfield, Gene Parham. The Euclidean Mailt Honor Society was founded lo recognize the students who excell in mathematics. To become a member of Euclidean, a student must hr in the fifth semester or above. Other requirements are: an A” or “B average in the first five semesters; service in the Math Department one semester before ami one semester after attaining membership; character; and leadership. Euclidean Math Honor Society I’hoto b, Krai Mrs. Burton's math instruction will help Elizabeth Nabors in the future. ROW' ONE: Suzy Logan. Linda Plunkett, Carol Gillespie, Joan Sivert, I.ee Anne Scott, Gloria Radcliff. Joy Staples. Susan Gregory, Margaret Winnetl, Pam Leek. ROW TWO: Katie Ann Holt. Kathleen Marshall, Aimre Carter, Patsy Carroll, Nancy Clark. Judy Barnes, Barbara Phillips, Ann Foster, Millie Sims, Marivann Pilgrcrn. ROW THREE: Ronald Bullock. Tommy Ingram, Steve Sargent. Herbie Dayton, Robert Thompson, David Me Bray-er, Lawrence Corley, Bill Wheat. Miss Tena Barker, sponsor. ROW FOUR: Andy Robinson, Gerry Damcron, David Loveless, Charles Elliott. Ernest Burdette, Jack Fincher. Randy Hill, Charles Hazelhurst- 61 Honor Societies reward active students Band Honor Society The Band Honor Society is for students who have excelled in tin?: hand. ’Hie object of the chapter is to create better musicianship, to stimulate a desire to render school and community service, to encourage the development of leadership, and to instill tile principles of good character into the lives of the members of the entire musical organization. Mr. Gerald A. Smith is the sponsor. FIRST ROW: David Cory, Knox Bagwell, Douglas Caudill, Fred Grill, Suiy Logan. SECOND ROW: Norman Hamm, Dan Williamson, Marvin Keener. Grady Stone, not diown. Quill and Scroll Journalism Honor Society Members of the Quill and Scroll Journalism Honor Society, chosen from the Taller and the Woodlog staffs, must be seniors, have high scholastic averages, and must have served two semesters on one of the staffs. Miss Mildred Barnard and Mrs. Leona Almon are sponsors. 1961 HR T ROW: Carolyn Franklin, vice-president; Pat Peeples, president; Michel Broom. SECOND ROW : Marilyn Windham, Anne Cowdcn, Robbie Hatfield, Carol Harvey, Dianne Nolen. 62 Omicron Delta Honor Society Omicron Delta Honor Society selects its members from students who have excelled in nn field of speech. student must have distinguished himself in three � r more major s| ccch |K rformanrcs to become eligible for meml� ership. Other qualifications are: quality of work, ability of leadership, and character. This is the highest speech honor a student at Woodlawn can receive. Carol Harvey Guy Lytle Jane McGukin Barbara Freeman Freddie Stephens Or ganizations Masque and Gavel Masque and Gavel Honor Society was organized in December of 1933 for speech students excelling in one major speech | erformance and in three one-act plays or the equivalent. Members arc chosen from the fifth semester or above. Laurie Brown Aimer Carter Carol Haney Christie Ketten Connie Lawrence Jane McGukin Barbara Freeman Faye Glasgow Linda Plunkett Lrven Pope Freddie Stephens Adelia Thompson Pat Peeples Sue Penfield 63 Olympian activities take many forms of play What go - up mu l come down. Olympian Honor Society Aaiu All'll Nur; Cufrutct Ann Fuilw Lynrtlc Ilk' Ssmlra Hi Vlnc r Dllana Coimau Jo Amic Jour J’nt.y Kelih Membership in the Olympian Honor Society is open to girls, in the fifth semester or above, who take gym and ure 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 in after school athletic activities. They are then awarded a large school letter with the Olympian insignia. These teens are going places Photo by Kent ROW ONE: Carolyn Elsea, Jerry Phillip , Linda Caudlr, vice-president; Nanri Kay Cutrliff. secretary: Richard Lytle, president. ROW TWO: Aimec Curler, Jim Cobb. Robert Thompson, Guy Lytle, treasurer; Mis Virgil l-amb, sponsor. National Honor Society Through the efforts of Miss Sarah Ordway. u former head of die English Department, the Woodlawn Oiapter of the National Honor Society wai organized and granted a charter in 1924. The sponsors since that time have been Miss Sarah Ordway, Mia Juanita Kink. Miss Stacey Furr, and Miae Virgil Lamb, who is now the sponsor a well as the head of the language Department. To be elected into the National Honor Society or Junior National, one must possess not only scholarship. but character. leadership, and service. For National the names of the student. - in the sixth, seventh, and eighth semesters who meet the scholastic requirements are submitted to the faculty members, who vote on them. The committee then make the final selections from the faculty ballot . A similar procedure is followed in third, fourth and fifth semesters for Junior National. The committee consist of Miss Virgil I.amb. chairman; Mr. Ralph Martin, Mrs. Louise Pope, Mrs. June Concrly. Photo by Kent Junior National Honor Society ROW ONE: Joy Staples, secretary-treasurer. ROW TWO: Judy Coupiand, Patsy Mills, Judy Carol Barnes. ROW THREE: Rand) Hill, Mis Lamb, sponsor, and Joan Sivcrt. Not shown are: Carol Gillespie, president; and Barbara Brooks, vice-president. AC New mem bers tapped for A US and J A .S National Honor Society FIRST ROW: Quitman Liner. Elizabeth Wright, Margaret Winnetl, Gail I’itU, Ellene Pickett. SECOND ROW: John Kimbrough, John Vaughn, Ann Foster, Janice Mitchell, Linda I’lunkelt, Curolc Harvey, Linda Clean. IIIIRD ROW: Fat Davit, David McRruyrr, James Schrocdcr, Ian Hardin, Eddie McCauley, Barbara Freeman. Guy Lytle tap-. I’at Davis (or NILS. Junior National Honor Society Nancy Killingsworth, Johnny Black. Carolyn Magnuton, Dot Parker. 1961 ATHLETICS 67 “Colonels”-1960 Squad FIRST ROW: Robin Abbott, Johnny Vines, Johnny Lovechio, Larry Farris, Charles Lynn, Arthur Whatley, Wallace Allison, Jimmy Robbins. SECOND ROW: Bill Callcn, Wayne Randolph. Pat Davis, Ray Bethea, Butch Waldrop, Eugene flouts, Gary Voylcs. THIRD ROW: Jimmy Dole, Kenny Morgan, Boh McPherson, Jimmy Mundy, Rod Clark, Bobby Hallmark, Bill Sanders. FOURTH ROW: Bill Busby, Richard Lytle, Charles Huirlchurst, J. T. Cal fee. Bill Chappelear, Leo Spann, Harold Morgan, Tom Reinhart. FIFTH ROW: Carter Stevens, Jimmy Newman, Ralph Harbison, Mac Mullican, Dan Davis Cerald Moore, Bill Stewart, Clenn Faulkner. SIXTH ROW: Tommy Loveless, Richard Crew, Gene Vineyard, Eric Dawson, John Vaughan, Coleman Cochran. Managers: Bill Wade, Joe Pochran. The capable leaders of our 1960 football team: Co-captains Arthur Whatley and Robin Abbott. 00Dy A nunc I HEAD COACH Mr. Johnny Howell ASSISTANT COACHES Mr. John Armstrong Mr. Jim Pybura Star Junior Athletes RAY BETHEA Junior Guard BILL BUSBY Junior Halfback COLEMAN COCHRAN Junior Guard ERIC DAWSON Junior Guard CHARLES LYNN Junior Halfback TOM REINHART Junior End BILL STEWART Junior End ROBIN ABBOTT Senior Halfback WALLACE ALLISON Senior Guard PAT DAVIS Senior Tackle JAMES DOLE Senior End LARRY FARRIS Senior 'Halfback RALPH HARBISON Senior Tackle BOBBY HALLMARK .Senior Tackle EUGENE HOUTS Senior End JOHNNY LOYECHIO Senior Halfback . . . Our Mighty Seniors Bo Hynds and head manager, Mike Hynds, keep our football team running smoothly. ARTHUR WHATLEY Senior Fullback Action speaks Arthur Whatley holds the Hunk’s Jets so that Robin Abbott cun gain yardage. Although Woodlawn’s Colonels did nut get the hid for the Crippled Children's Clinic game, they made a fine record with five wins, one tie, and three losses. This won-lost record does not tell an accurate story of the Colonel’s success. The loss to Phillips, the Colonel’s arch-rival, was the first loss after two wins over Etowah County and Central of Phoenix. The Colonels would surely have won if they had not dug their own grave by missing all their extra points. Banks turned on the pressure against Woodlawn with a 0-0 victory. In the final quarter. End Harold Morgan outran the Jets with a 70-yard gallop for a touchdown, but the play was called buck. Robin Abbott scurries through the Yellow Jacket’s line lor additional gain. 72 louder than words After an early 63-yard Hash resulting in a touchdown for W« st End, the winless Lions subsided to a surprised WoodJawn. The Colonels played every man on the bench and still rolled up a score of H-7. In the sixth game when it looked as if the Ensley players were sure of their berth in the Clinic game. Womllawn came along anti knocked them off their lofty pedestal. So it was. that near the end of the season, the Colonels jammed the Big Six race. This year. Woodlawn had four boys to make all-city. They were: Robin Abbott, Wallace Allison, Jimmy Robbins. and Bill Sanders. We are proud of the team’s record and we hope that Woodlawn will continue to keep up the good work in the future. Johnny Lovechio makes Woodlawn’a 15 yard line the end of the line for Phillips. Robin Abbott takes to the air for a 70-yard gain again )! West Tough opposition Jailed to A disappointing defeat by Bessemer initiated the 1960-61 basketball season. After a heated third quarter, with the score til'd, Bessemer swept back for a ten-point win. After they won the next two games with Ramsay and Glenn, it seemed as if the Colonels had developed a steadfast pace. In both games we led, through all four quarters; hut. West End and Tuscaloosa soon disproved our conclusion. In the Ensley game we were behind only once by one |M int in the second quarter. Banks kept a lead of at least two points through all four quarters. With Jones Valley, Wood I awn chalked up 110 points, the greatest score in any one game. Although the Jefferson County Classic proved too much for the Colonels, they won the games with Ramsay, Bessemer, and West End. but lost to Tuscaloosa. The Colonels ended a fighting season with a high place in the city. Bill Gray and Alan Speegle respectively were the two high scorers. Basketball dampen the Colonels' spirit Practice every «Uy, mnkr jH-rfret play. GEORGE HASENBEJN Forward Junior Basketball 1960-61 Schedule WHS OPP Bessemer 30 40 Ramsay 65 44 Glenn 69 42 West End 25 38 Tuscaloosa 45 SI Ensley 66 53 Banks 61 66 Phillips 74 48 Jones Valley no 34 •Banks 47 52 •McAdorv 51 53 Ramsay 76 47 Bessemer 50 48 Tuscaloosa 52 89 West End 46 40 Ensley ... 35 32 •Jefferson County Cl.i ic ALAN SPEEGLE Forward Senior WAYNE SPEECLE Forward Senior ROCER WILLIAMS Guard Senior 76 Junior Capers have a 10-2 record FIRST ROW: Coach Pvhum, David Stuart, WUlic Walking Andy Muglach, Rill Yancey, Tommy Garrison, David NichoK SECOND ROW: Otto Gaylord. John Miller. George Rrokaw, Larry Soutlmorth. Roy Dunn, Jasper Champion. THIRD ROW: Jerry Henegar Manager; Pat Martin, Glmn Browning, John Ray Mann. Scores WHS OPP 34 27 28 27 i: 24 36 32 26 36 34 31 38 28 45 38 23 31 62 35 58 48 36 34 West End 41 31 Ensley .44 34 A good shot in practice, means more points in the games. •Games to Ik played after we go to press: February 7 Ensley February 10 February 14 February 17 February 22 Jones Valley February 24 This is gym work? Robin Abbott “clowns around with his (ootb.ill equipment. Some unusual sport take place in the gym. Boxing may be rough, but it’s fun and apparently interesting. 78 Activities develop school spirit I-uiu'htimr in fun-timr in the -tadium. 79 Through thick and thin they help us win Photo by Kent Alternate cheerleaders, Kay Lesley and Paula Simpson announce the yell. Photo by Kent FIRST ROW: Kay Lesley, Sally Jo Leesman, Glenda Camer, Carol Cockrell, Lee Anne Scott. SECOND ROW: Kathy Reece, Photo by Kent Connic Lawrence, Dilana Gorman. Sharon Hall. Paula Simpson. Senior Sharon Hall Photo by Knit Senior Head Cheerleader. Dilana Gorman. Photo by Krot Sophomore Kathey Reese. Photo by Krot Senior Glenda Garner Photo by Knot Junior Lee Anne Scott Photo by Krot Senior Connie Lawrence Have Team— Photo by Krot Senior Carol Cockrell Cheerleaders Photo by K � f Senior Sally Jo Lcsaman 80 Aimo vj Advisors 1961 MR. WILLIAM H. BANCROFT Boys’ Advisor Howard College, A.B. MISS BEATRICE HANNON Girls’ Adiisor University of Alabama, B.S., Columbia University, M.A. MISS GRACE PECK Student Counselor Western Reserve University, Master of Social Administration. Office Staff Mrs. Campbell and Kalliopi Dakis set the dial on the office clock. MRS. LAURA FRANKLIN Assistant and Financial Sec- MRS. VASHTI SIMMONS Assistant Registrar Massey Business College MRS. ELSIE N. CAMPBELL Registrar Birmingham-Southern College. A.B. retary Howard College 82 It takes more than leadin' and writin’ MRS. MARGUERITE LANCASTER. Assistant Lunchroom Manager MRS. LILLIAN JOHNSON. Cashier at the snack bar. MRS. MATTIEREE JONES. Lunchroom Manager. Mr . Lancaster and Mrs. Jones count the day's receipts. mce MR. ROBERT W. YOUNGBLOOD I lend of Science Department Auburn, B.S., M.S., Ed.Adm., BIS. MRS. PAULINE LONG Birmingham-Southern. B.S.; University of Chicago. M.S.; Graduate work. Klori da Stutc University, Univcr sides of Alabama, California and North Dakota. At Woodlawn tilt' study of scioner is available in several different courses. Among these are biology, physics, and chemistry. Interested students acquire the knowledge of organisms, dynamics, and chemical reactions. These courses make students aware of the changing world, where science is playing an even more important part than it plays in school, or has played anywhere in the past. jp MISS KATE MALONE Howard. A.B., MIS. MRS. SUEVILLA S. PENDERGRASS Jacksonville State College, B.S. MRS. M. OSHEA SOUTHARD Alabama College, B.S. MISS ROSE COWN Georgia State College For Women, B.S.; Columbia, M.A.; University of Georgia. MB. JAMES I. GERALD Howard, A.B.; Alabama College. M.Ed. MRS. LOUISE POPE Alabama College. B.S.; Double Major; Physical Ed., Science; Graduate Work, University of Alabama. MRS. VIRGINIA CALLOWAY Birmingham-Southern. B.S. MB. WILLIAM REYNOLDS Aubum. B.S,, M.S. MRS. MABEL BRICE Berea College. B.S.: University of Alabama, M.A. 84 A crawfish, dissected by a biology class. MR. GERALD SMITH Hu nd Emporia Teachers’ (College, B.S.; University of Kansas, M.S. MISS CLAUDE DOWLING V oicc Music Graduate, Alabama College; Clara Harper Steel, Birmingham; Oscar Seagle, N.Y.C.; Alexander Savinc, N.Y.C. MISS PAULINE .INZER Orchestra Illinois Wesleyan University, B.M., M. in Music Education. MR. JOSEPH DAVID TURNER Auburn University, 3% year Pre-Mcd.; R.S., Music Education, University of Alabama. Student Election Bandwagon Athletics MRS. LULA BELL BLACK Art Howard, B.A.; University of Alabama. M.A. HEAD COACH JOHNNY HOWELL Jacksonville State, B.S.; University of Alabama, M.A. COACH JIMMY PYBURN Civics Auburn University COACH JOHN BLANE University of Illinois, B.S. MISS MIDGE LOWREY Howard College, B.S.; Graduate Work, Alabama College. 85 English teachers help students learn MRS. ALMA BATES English and Ed. TV Beloit College. B.A. MISS DOR GIF. GOODWYN English Peabody. B.S. and M.A. MRS. LEONA ALMON English University of Alabama. B.A. and M.A. MISS SARA ROPER English Howard. B.S. MRS. ANN MOON GRAY English Birmingham-Southern, B.A. and M.A. A freshman learns about our library. MRS. AUDREY MARTIN English and Librarian University of Tennessee, B.A.; Columbia University, M.A.; Peabody, B.S. in LS. Mrs. Rebecca Peeples prepares a test for her speech class. MRS. JUANITA L LEWIS Librarian David Lipscomb College. B.A.; George Peabody. MISS KATHERINE ROBBINS Librarian, Department Head Birmingham-Southern, B.A.; Louisiana State University. B.S. in L.S. 86 their own language Faculty 1961 MISS MILDRED BARNARD English Blue Mountain, B.A.; Cour� o Howard, South-pm: Graduate Work. Columbia. MISS ANNIE KATHERINE LOONEY English Birmingham-Southern, B.A. MRS. REBECCA PEEPLES English Howard. B.A. MRS. BESS JONES English Birmingham-Southern. A.B. and M.A. At Woodlawn the study of English is considered important. Each student is required to lake four years of this subject. The basic courses of English include instructions in the fundamentals of grammar plus a background in literature. As the student matures he should learn to use his knowledge of grammar to write and speak well, and his improved appreciation of literature in greater understanding of himself, others, and the world around him. MISS ANNA DOUGHERTY. English, Drfmrirnent IIrad Converse College. B.A.; Northwestern University, M.A. MRS. NANCY COLEE English University of Alabama, A.B. MRS. INEZ LYERLY English Huntingdon. A.B.; University of Alabama, M.A. MISS RUTH HARRISON English Vanderbilt, B.S. We are proud of om Math Department at Woodlawn. It offers a wide range of courses for those who plan a commercial career or for those who plan to go to col-lege. In the commercial field, we have com mercial arithmetic. For college-bound students there arc algebra, advanced algebra, plane geometry, solid geometry, and trigonometry. MISS TEN A BARKER Math Department Head Peabody, B.S.. M.A. MISS JANE DOUGLASS Howard. B.S. MR. W. M. WEST Vanderbilt, R.A. MRS. POI.LIE WELLS Howard, A.B. 88 MRS. LUCILLE D. BURTON Howard. B.A. MR. JAMES L FLESSER University of Alabama, B.S., M.A. MRS. E. ESTII.I. PEACOCK Birmingham-Southern. A.B.; University of Alabama, M.A. MRS. MARGARET HOLLAND Birmingham-Southern. R.S.; Peabody, M.A._______________ MRS. OU1DA B. KINSEY Birmingham-Southern. B.A. M.Ed. MRS. NANCY ROBINSON Huntingdon. A.B.; University of Alabama. M.A. Industrial Arts MR. JOSEPH I). COSPER V oodtcork University of Alabama MR. GEORGE L GAMMON riming und Sheri Meta Howard, Auburn. Phuto hr Krnt MR. G. D. DOUGLAS Mechanical Drawing Auburn, B.S. MR. FREELEN HALI.MARK Machine Shop University of Alabama. MR. LAWRENCE FULLINGTON Industrial Arts, Dejnirtment Head Alabama, Auburn, Howard. Birmingham-Southern. Equivalent to B.A. Business Education MISS MARY DEAREN Business Education, Department Head Bowling Green Business (Allege; University of Kentucky, B.A. MISS GLADYS MISS MYRTLE ARMSTRONG ALEXANDER University of Alabama, B.S. Bowling Green, B.A. MRS. MARLYN MRS. MARY HAON MRS. VELMA HILL FRANKS Howard, B.S. Birmingham-Southern, B.A. Science New Mexico State University, B.S.; University of Tennessee, M.S. 89 Languages D.O. MISS VIRGIL LAMB Languages Department Head Vas«ar. A.B. History % MR. HARLEY GRASTON History Department ■ Head Columbia University, B.A.; M.S. MR. EDGAR ( ALVIN ALVERSON Livingston State Tcaelirr College; I'nivrrMty of Alabama; Pralwdy. MISS EVA GODREY French Athens, II.A.; University of Alabama, M.A. Home Economics MISS ANNE GRKTSCHMAN South Dakota State Allege. II.S.: Graduate study at Universities of Chirago, Minnesota. California, and Alabama. MRS. MYRA JACKSON MRS. BETTY G. Alabama College. B.S.; BRYAN Iowa Stale, M.S. Auburn, B.S. MRS. JUANITA MAG.NLSON Science and Home Economics Huntingdon; I niversity of Alabama, B.S. 90 MR. JOHN 1- CARTER MRS. ELIZABETH Auburn, B.S., M.S. CLARK Howard, B.A.; University of Alabama, M.A. MR. BILLY MISS LOULA UPTON LAWRENCE Peabody. M.S.. B.A. Auburn, B.S., M.E. STUDENT BODY Student Council works for Woodlawn i li h School is a community within itself, with a c . operative government which strive to teach students the ha is of io. mocraey. I lie student government aims to develop leadership, respeet for the rights of others, sound judgment: to insure high standard of scholarship: to maintain ideal of truth, honor, duty, and self-control. The departments repre-sented in this form of government are the student council, student court, and the marshal force. GLENDA CARNKK Secretary 92 The Cabinet school well arc Sixteen committee make up the organization. They ure: Parlia- mentary Law. Memorial. Honor Points, Student Court, Service Points. Sportsmanship. Program, Athletics. Safely. Vloming Watch. Election, Buihiing. Student Activity. Buddy. Gold and White, and Student Directory. Thrw groups are led by elected student officers. Richard Crew. Spring Student Body President, with fellow officer, in the background, make hi acceptance speech in auditorium. In hi perch, he assured the students that he would carry out the plans promised in hi campaign. Suzy Logan. Head Majorette, accept the second place trophy from the Stunt Night judge . The majorette ' stunt was a modern jazz dunce. Stunt Night is only one of the many school activities «pon-sored by the student council. 93 Senior Officers FIRST ROW: Myra Jean Sims, Secretary; J. W. Griffith, vice-president. SECOND ROW: Richard Lytle, president; Wallace Allison, treasurer. FIRST ROW; Donna Summers, Musician; Sue Penfirld, Speaker. SECOND ROW': Nanci Kay Cutcliff, Historian; Linda Caudle, Artist: Sally Jo Lessman. Presenter. THIRD ROW: Guy Lytle, S|� eaker: Larry Hart, Artist. Not pictured: Joe Thrasher, Musician. All of the girl in the circle wistfully sigh and wonder why their ring can’t fit like the one third from the right!?! Senior Editor. Jean Moore, prepare to make her last senior page for the yearbook. 94 Seniors look toward the future with starry eyes WALLACE I.I.ISON . . . Warbler : Cavalier. ; Euclidean MS; Varsity Football; Boy letter Club; Apollo; Who’ Wlm- Most Athletic; Treasurer, Senior Class. JIMMY ANDERSON . . . Marshal; Apollo. JEAN HARNETT ... CHARLOTTE ANN BARRETT . . . Marshal; SR Office; Advisor Assistant; Apollo; Y-Teens; Horne Ec. Display; Freshman Aud. PATRICIA ANN BE1.I______Speech Major Club, Freshman Aud.; SR Offices; Marshal; Council; Dramatic Club; Masque and Gavel MS; Bible Study Club, Officer; Election Committee. JACQUELINE FAYE BLACK . . . Nature Club; Marshal; Dramatic Club; Taller Representative; Speech Major Club. .Glee SB Fall Seniors 95 Tears and laughter NN .MBRON . Marshal; SK Office: Counselor Assistant. Marshal IIS; Home Nursing. LINDA CAUDLE . . . NHS, Vice-President ; Tri-Hi-Y, President; Pen and Ink Club, Treasurer; Euclidean, Vice-President; Freshman Award; Quill and Scroll IIS; dice Club, Secretary; Who’s Who; Senior rt-ist: YVstalian Club; C.iroliers; •Oklahoma”: JNHS. President. GENEVA CLEMMONS . . . Mar-shal; Apollo; Freshman Aud.; Home Ec. Display. CAROL COt KRELL . . . Vestalian Club; Cheerleader; Sportsmanship Committee: Council; Taller Representative: Athletic Committee: Marshal Captain; Home Nursing. LUTHER WAYNE COGCIN - . . Warblers; Cavaliers, Vice-President; Spanish Club. President; Minstrel; Aud. Programs; Apollo; “B” Team Football; SH Offices; Marshal. ALTON CRAWFORD COOPER... CAROLYN COX . . . FTA; Y'-Tccn . TOMMY CRAWFORD ... SR Office; Marshal. BARCLAY (BUDDY) CULVER HOUSE . . . Marshal; Model Club. Secretary-Treasurer. 1961 96 come with Graduation NANCI KAY CUTCLIFF ... Senior Class Historian; Office , Euclid can HS; Office-, HS; Office. Beatrice Hannon FTA; Glee Club. IVetidenl: Charlen A. Brown FTA: Camlirn, Treasurer; Tri-Hi Y, Vice President: Who’s Who; Vest alian Literary Club: '‘Okl.ilioma’ ; Chairman Serxice Points Committee. MARTHA FRANCES DAVl . . . SR Officer; Mun hal; Apollo: Tri Teens; Junior Red Cm . PATRICK W. DAVIS . . . Varsity and “B Tram Football: Ushers; Boys’ Letter Club; SR Office . BRENDA DENDY . . . FTA Club; Bible Study Club: Apollo: Wood-log Sale-man; Jr. Red Cro-� Club; I-ab. Assistant; Stunt Night; Marshal. ROBERT MALCOLM DICKSON JR. . . . R Office-: Aviation Club. ANN DREYSPRING . . . Marshal; Girl ’ Rifle Tram; Taller Representative; Tennis Team Sponsor; Advisor Helper; Aud. Program. CAROLYN VIRGINIA ELSEA . . . Tri-Hi-Y; Glee Club; Carolicr : NHS; Marshal; “Oklahoma ; Stunt Night; Charles A. Brown FTA: Christmas Festival; Apollo. JANICE CAROLYN FARMER . . . Tri-Teen; Althcan Club. GORDON F. FAULKNER . . . Apollo; Cavaliers: Stunt Night; Band; Band MS; Aud. Programs; Model Club. Fall Seniors 97 WHO'S WHO-JANUARY 1961 FRIENDLIEST —Wamla Summers ami J. W. Griffith KITH ELAJiSK MMJLNC . . . Y Twitt; ChafJc A. FT A; VJ;i wi.ij; Vjn iitf; Ami. Kti griiiii; Home Ec. Aw.mi. WILLIAM RALPH KULST . .. . � Jj ;� lici v. PrtrMiJttill. P!ay� ; Mmtquu and ''••iv«H; Omitfvo Doilu H.S- r rnm� Ttaum Ultnrcd; Tonal Ctufe; Slum Niglii; Who’ Who Mormnu Wjiuh Ctnamiltoc. UAIM EARNEST! E QlBXi . . Mur ■dial; Entry IHou T ren� ; tubrui' Vvwrtont Ond. '•K CKHuk. Wuixlkiii Sidttamun. liimumiiJa Miminm. Uvurtis mu Contuvt. BETTE KATHKYR GRAY Mardiui; Libr ir Amuauitt: P«rwmuiit Ouii. Aviation Glib. ithi:on On it. Qnd Oliion; R Offioas-Caroline ; Stunt imu. 98 Fall Seniors 99 J. W. GRIFFITH . . . “IT Ba-krt-ball; “B” Football; SB Offices; Math Helper; Marshal; Who' Who; Council; Student Court. RONNIE TYRONE IIAMM . . . Warbler ; Cavalier?.: Apollo: Marshal; Promoter ; Minstrel: Stunt Night; SB Offices; Choir Competition; '‘Oklahoma ; Aud. Program. EVA DOROTHEA HARBISON . . . Euclidean HS: Glee Club: Carol-icr� ; Marshal; SR Offices; “Oklahoma : Apollo; Math Helper. LARRY HART . . . Pen and Ink Club, Vice-President. JOHN UNDER HAWKINS ... SR Offices: Ushers; Science Club: Marshal. JERRY LYNN HENSON . . . Of fie-ft. Dim and Diamond HS; Drill Team; Rifle Team; Fifth Place Individual Winner Southeastern Jr. ROTC Rifle Match: Outstanding NCO; Outstanding cadet, ROTC; Bible Study Club. ALLEN LEONARD IRVIN JR. . . . Disc and Diamond HS; Drill Team: ROTC Officer; Exhibition Drill. RALPH JOHNSON . . Apollo: Aviation Club. ROBERT JONES . . . Marshal; Disc and Diamond HS; Rifle Team; Drill Team. JOHN RI SHTON KITCHENS JR------Apollo; SR Office . Seniors look for WILLIAM E. KREII . . Marshal; Apollo. CAROL JANE LAWSON . . . FTA; Entre Nou- V-Tren -; Mthran Qub; Apollo; Homo Nursing: Speech Major Club. SALLY JO LESSMAN . . . Marshal IIS, Vice:Pre idenl; Library Assistant; Library Club, President; Lab Assistant: FTA Club, Secrr-tary. President: Cheerleader: Who Who; Athletic Committee. MARY KATHLEEN LEVERETT . . . Tri-Hi-Y; Marshal MS; Marshal; Lab Assistant: Stunt Night: Y-Tcens; Apollo. SARAH CATHERINE LINDSEY . . . SR Office ; Officer, Y-Teeus and French Club: FNA: Stunt Night: Aud. Programs; Freshman Oratorical Contest; Lab Assistant: Apollo; Masque and Gavel HS. WAYNE LOCKE . . . Cavalier Club. HARRY LOONEY . . .Warblers; Cavalier ; Alternate End Man, Minstrel; ‘‘Oklahoma”: SR Office ; Stunt Night. JO ANN LOPRESTI ... SR Offices; Apollo; Y-Teens, Vice-President; Marshal; Stunt Night; Car-oliers; Glee Club: Freshman Oratorical Contest; ‘‘Oklahoma . DAVID FLOYD LOVELESS . . -Thalian Literary Club Award; Brigade Adjutant; French Club; Morning Watch Committee; Stunt Night. 1961 100 “The” college CAROL FRANCES LOWE . . . Y-Tern . Pre� idcnl; Marshal; Apollo; Stunt Night; Cnrnlicrs; Who's Who; Glee Club. BECKY LOWERY . . . Majorette; Aud. Programs tpcllo; Y Te«ni; SR Office •-; Who's Who; Office Assistant, Boys' Advisor. REBECCA LOUISE LOWERY . . . Entrc Nou- Y Teens. BOBBY LYKES . . . Band MS; Apollo; Pen and Ink Club; B Team Baseball: Distributive Education Club. GUY LYTLE . . . NHS. Treasurer; Euclidean HS; Mamiue and Gavel HS; 0micron Delta HS, President; Marshal HS; Fall Plays; Warblers; Cavaliers; Boys State; Promoters Tour; Tennis Club; Varsity Tennis; Dramatic Club. RICHARD LYTLE . . . NHS Pres-idem. Ushers; JNHS. Vice-President; Varsity Football; Track; Boys’ Letter Qub; Boys' State; Student Cabinet. REGGIE MARDIS . . . Band; Lab Assistant; Nature Qub. ROBERT C MARTIN . . . SR Offices. DOROTHY ANN MARZENELL ...Marshal; Library Assistant; Bank Representative; Wood log Sales-man. PEGGY MELTON . . . Entrc Nous Y-Tcen Club. 101 WHO’S WHO-JANUARY BEST DRESSED — Becky Lowery and Billy F'oust -1961- MAURICE LEVON MILLER . . . linkers; French Club; SR Offices; Marshal. JANICE CHARLENE MITCHELL . . . Who’s Who; Alternate Senior Musician; Tri-Teens; FNA; Christian Fellowship Club; Euclidean; “Oklahoma ; Music Festival; Carol iers; Glee Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Glee Club Secretary. MARION KENNETH MORGAN . . . Varsity Football; “B” Team Football; Usher ; Boys’ Letter Club; SR Offices; Boys’ State; Who’s Who. BILL MUSICK . . . 102 WHO’S WHO-JANUARY 1961 MOST ATHLETIC — Sally Jo Lessman and Wallace Allison DAVID L McBRAYER . . . Apollo: SR Office : Math helper: Euclidean: NHS. SANDRA MrCORMACK . . . Marshal: Dramatic dull: Oleamettr : YTeen . tommy McPherson . . . Apollo: Promoter Club: Marshal: Aviation Club. FRANCEUNE NEAT. . . Marshal ITS; Apollo; Pep Squad: Alt bean literary Club: SR Officer. 103 Fall Seniors BOBBY MXON .. . JOHNNY MICH A El ODDO Ushers; SR Offices. CECIL OVERTON . . . WILLIAM DOUGLAS PATE . . . Apollo; SR Offices; Aud. Programs: Band. LEON PEEI_______ EDNA SUE PENFIELD . . .Tri-Hi-Y. Chaplain; Mn fue and Gavel; Euclidean HS; Dramatic Club: Y-Teen ; Lab si-tant; Fall Play: Senior Matinee; Student Council. BILL PETERS . . . Football: Track; Tennis Team: Lettcrman: “B Team Raw-ball; SR Offices; Math Helper: Marshal. FAYE PLIER ... FNA: Apollo. 104 1961 jtdy rfid .. CAROI.YN RF.NFROE . Y- Teens; Marshal; Counselor' As- sistant. MICHAEL WAYNE ROBINSON BRIAN D. SAVAGE . . . Warhier . Vice-President; Apollo, President; Cavaliers; Senior Favorite: '‘Oklahoma”: Minstrel: Lt. Colonel Battle Croup Commander in ROTC: Drill team; Disc and Diamond HS. Vice-President. FRANCES SELF ... SR offices: Council; Marshal; Counselor’s Assistant; Home Nursing. IRIS SHERRILL ... Cap and gown Help; Bank teller; Bible Study Guh. NANCY' MARIE SHULTS . . . French Club. Cambers, Apollo; Marshal; Bank Teller; Freshman Aud.; SR Office. MYRA JEAN SIMS . . . Marshal; Advisor’s Assistant. Council; SR office, Y'-Teens; Apollo; Secretary, Senior Class; Student Court. EDWARD LANIER SMITH . . . Disc and Diamond MS; Council; Stunt Night; Bible Study Gub; Marshul; Aud. Progrura . . . . burn the midnight oil W HO'S U HO MARY DONNA SMITH . .. French Club; Slum Night: May Day; SR Offices; Senior Campaign Manager; Apollo: Bank Teller; Marshal; Woodlog Salesman. Doug PATRICK K. SMITH ... SR Of-ficer; Vice-President, Bible Study Gub; Marshal: Varsity Football; “B ’ Team Football: Apollo. WITTIEST — Doug Stegall 106 DOUG STEGAI.L . . . Cavaliers; Warblers; Alternate End Man. Minstrel; SR Offices; “B Tram Football: Apollo; Who’s Who. HARRY STOKES . . . Apol-lo; Math Club; Librnry Assistant; Marshal. DONNA LYNN SUMMERS . . . Caroliers; Marshal; Glee Club: Dramatic Club; SR Office. ; Oklahoma ; Stunt Night; Home Ec. Display: Apollo. JANUARY 1961 WANDA SUMMERS . . . Wl� o’� Who; Althran literary Club; Taller Representative; Apollo. Carol A DELIA GRACE THOMPSON . . . Tri-Hi-Y; Masque and Gavel; Eu-eJidean; Dramatic Club; I.ab assistant; Marshal: Fall Play; Stunt Night; SR offices. and Carol Loire JOE THRASHER . . .Warblers, President; Who’s Who; Cavaliers; “Oklahoma”; Interlocutor. Minstrel; Senior Favorite; Senior Musician; Apollo; May King; Band. SAMUEL TROUTMAN . . . Cuvaliers; Apollo; Stunt Night. RICHARD DOUGLAS TURNER . . . Cavalier ; Warbler ; Disc and Diamond; Jr. Red Cross Club; SR Office ; Apollo. 107 WHO'S WHO MOST POPULAR — Joyce Bragg and IjGO Spann Fall Seniors JOHN E. VAUGHN . . .U h er«; Vanity Football; B” Team Football; Boys Letter Club; SB Office . PATRICIA LUCILE WHEELER . . . Apollo; Orchestra; FTA; Personality Club; Dramatic Club. JAMES WILSON . . . HAZEL WRIGHT . . . Y Teens; Nature Club. 108 JANUARY 1961 BEST ALL AROUND -Nanci Kay Cutcliff MOST COURTEOUS — Janice Mitchell and Kenny Morgan Janice Kenny WHO’S WIIO-JANUARY 1961 MOST LIKELY TO SUC.CEED Linda Caudle and Richard Lytle Linda Officers of the NHS prepare lo Rive their speeches before they tap for new members. Richard Left: Robert Thompson prepares to pin the NHS pin on David McBrnycr who ho just been tapped. Spring Seniors ROBIN ABBOTT . . . Co-captain Football Team; ‘B Basketball; Varsity Track; Council; Ushers; President, Letter Club; Sportsmanship Committee. ROMA DEAN ABERCROMBIE . .. FTA Club; Apollo; Bible Stud) Club; Commercial Club; PTA Program . I.AWANDA FAYE ADAIR . . . TOM ADAMS . . . Disc and Diamond HS; Latin Club; Council; Drill Team. ELIZABETH ANN ADAMSON . . . Tri-Hi-Y; President, FTA; SR Of-fiecs; Apollo; Buddy Party; Stunt Night ANITA LOUISE ALLEN . . . Girls’ Letter Club; Olympian HS; Y-Teens; Marshal; Vestalian Literary Club. ROBERT EUGENE ALLEN . . . Ushers: Euclidean; French Club; Marshal; SR Offices. CARY ALLISON . . . Junior Math Club. ANN AI.MON . . . Caroliers; Tatler Representative; Charm-ette Club; President, Vestalian Club; Apollo. Ill Harvest of the Crop FAT ANDERSON . . . Marshal; SR Offices; Honors from another school. BARBARA ARMSTRONG . . . Apollo; Marshal; Cap and Gown Assistant. PEGGY JO ARMSTRONG . . . Marshal; Apollo; SR Offices; Home Economics Assistant; Commercial Club. WILSON KNOX BAGWELL . . . Band; Band US; Marshal; Tennis Club; Apollo. JUDY ELAINE BAILEY . .. Caro!-iers; Apollo; Marshal; President, Bible Study Club: Bank Teller: Math Helper. CHARLES BA1TES ... CHESTER BALLARD . . . CAY BARNETT . . . Apollo: Vice-president. AJthean Club; Marshal; Marshal HS; SR Offices. CHARLES BRUCE BARTON . . . Cavaliers; Student Council; Apollo; Stunt Night; SR Offices. 1961 PAULA BARTON . . Marshal Captain. Apollo; Tri-Teens; Promoter ; Office Wistant; • Nature Qab; SR Office ; Yud. Pniinint; May Day; Stunt Ni lit. NANCY GAIL BEASLEY . . . JNHS; Km Ii fr-iin US; Math Help-rr: d� iwir'� Y� i«tanl: Stunt Night; Girl letter dub; Library A t� i«l.int; Library Club; Tri-Mi Y'; Aud. Programs; SR Offices: Buddy Party. WALLACE PAUL BERRY . . . Apollo; Cavalier : Ntunt Night; Minstrel: SR Office . LYNETTB BICE . . Olympian MS; Girl ’ Letter Club; Gym Assistant. MARGARET JEAN BLACK . . . Carolicnt; Christmas Festival; Apollo; Marshal; ‘Munt Night; Aud. Programs. SHIRLEY BLACK . . . French Club. President: Promoter , Chup-lain; Carolirrs; Library Assistant; Marshal; Apollo; SB Office : Aud. Programs MARTHA JEAN BOLING . . . FTA: Bible Study Club; Apollo. MARY DEAN BOLING . . . FTA. Treasurer; Bible Study Club; Woodlog Staff: Girls’ State; Honor from another school MARY ANN BOUTWELL . . . Office Assistant. Advisor’ Assistant; Marshal; Junior Red Cross; Apollo; SR 01 fices. Spring Seniors M3 As Seniors, ire'll always remember GEORCI CATHERINE BOX . . . Marshal; Bible Study Club; Bank Help; Commercial Club. SAM BRASHER . . . Marshal; Junior Math Club. CHARLO'ITE BREED . . . MICHAEL BROOM . . . Apollo: Bible Stmly Club; FTA; Y-Tecns; Commercial Club; Feature Editor, Taller Staff. JEANNIE BROWN . . . polfn: Dramatic Club; Library Club: SR Offices; Mar-hal Assistant. Captain; Marshal HS. LAURIE BROWN . . . Tri-Hi Y. Treasurer; Glee Club: Carolienr; Apollo; Dramatic Club, Treasurer; Masque uml Gavel, President: F.u-rlidean, Vice-President; DAR; Cood Citi cn-hip Girl; Mai-bid HS. PEGGY BROWN . . . Marshal: Who' Who; Tri-Hi-Y; Apollo. Vice-Preoident: Glee Club; FTA; Caroliera: Stunt Night. ROBERT BROWN ... mmm Gradiuition Day DAVID BULLOCK . . . SR Offices; Cavaliers; Warblers; 'fi” Team Football: Apollo; Minstrel; .Stunt Night; Student Council. RONALD BULLOCK . . Euclidean IIS; Spanish Club. DONNA BURROW . . . Marshal JACK E. BUKSON . .. BONNIE BURTON... JOHNNY BUSBY ... Jr. Math Club; Boys’ Letter Club; Banker; SR Offices; May Day; Marshal; Apollo; Woodlog Sales Stuff; Varsity Basketball manager. JOHN LESLIE BUTLER . . . Ushers Club; Rifle Team Letters; SR Offices; Lt. Col., ROTC; Captain Disc and Diamond HS; President DO Club. PATSY RUTH BYRD . . . Carolicrs; Glee Club; Secretary, DO Club; Miss DO; Representative to State Convention . BILL CAIN . . . Band; Or-chest rn; Various honors from another school. PHILLIP CALM A ... Marshal. 115 Seniors bear ROBERT NEAL CAMPBELL . . SHIRLEY CAMPBELL . Masque and Gavel: Dramatic ('.lub. NANCY CARPENTER . . . Girl ’ loiter Club: Prt«onality Club; Olympian 11''; SR Offices; Marshal; Gym � � i tanl; Senior Favorite. EMMA GRACE RROLL . . . Glee Club: Carolier ; Y-Tccn� ; Jr. Red Crow; Marshal; Apollo: Council; $R Offices: (Chairman. Stunt Night. PATRICIA ANN CARROLL . . . Co-Editor, Wood log; ice-Prevident, French Club; Apollo; Aud. Programs; Stunt Night; Marshal; Band; Euclidean HS; UN Tour; Band Revue. AIMEE ANN CARTER . . . Tri Hi-Y; NILS; JN’HS; Masque and Gavel; Euclidean IIS; Math Help; Office Helper; Dramatic Club; Y-Teens; Spani-h t lub; Advisor's Assistant; Aud. Program ; Toiler Staff; UN Tour: SR Offices; Pro mo ten (dub; Lab Assistant; Oratorical. PATTY CATER . . . Fresh-man May Queen: May Day: Art Award; SK Offices; Council; Cabnct; 1T.A, President, Vice-President, Chaplain; WoodloR Staff; Aud. Programs; Miss Fire Prevention: Senior Favorite; Who’s Who. DOUGLAS CAUDILL . . . Band: Band IIS; Cavaliers; Stunt Night: Marshal; Band Revue: Jr. Math Club: Mod-el Club; Apollo; SR Office . RICHARD CHAPPLE . . . CAROLYN CHERRY Marshal; Apollo; Vestalian, Secretary; SR Office ; Y-Teens. the mantle of leadership MAROLYN CHERRY . . . Homecoming Queen; Senior Favorite: Apollo; Marshal; Secreturv, Vest.ili.m Club; Tailor Representative, Altliean (Hub; Y-Teens; Gym Assistant. BRENDA CHILDRESS . . - Commercial Club; Bunk Helper. PATRICIA ANN CIMO . . . Marshal; Entrc Non Y-Tecns. JIM COBB . . . Latin Club; Cavaliers; Warblers: Ushers; “B” Football, Track: Freshman Award; Citizenship Tour; Harvard Award; Minstrel; Play; JNHS, President; Masque and Gavel; Euclidean: •'Oklahoma”: NHS; Student Body Vice-President; Boys’ State. DOROTHY ANN COFFEY . . . JACKIE LOIS CONN .. . Marshal; Caroliers; SR Offices; Bank Teller; Tri-Teens, President; Council; FTA; Apollo; Glee Club. CLAIRE COOPER... LARRY SAM COOPER . . . MIKE COOPER . . . Junior Red Cross. DAVID RICHARD CORY . .. Band HS; Apollo; Orchestra HS: Utopian Science Oub; Patrician Latin Club; SR Offices. 117 1961 Spring Seniors JOAN COSH ATI' . . . Bank Teller; Treasurer. l)E Club; Marshal. DENNIS COTTRELL . . . RUTH ANNE COW DEN . . .Tri-Hi-Y; Offices Latin Club; Carol-icr ; filer Club; Woodlog Staff; Tutlcr Staff; Bible Study Qub; Quill and Scroll US; Euclidean HS; “Oklahoma ; Christinas Festival; Competitive Music Festival BRENDA RAE COX . . .Carol-iers; Glee Qub; Stunt Night; Honors in other schools. DIANNE CRAFT . . . Carol-iers: Glee Qub; Charmettes; Apollo; Council; May Day Court; “Oklahoma : Rifle Team. WAYNE CRIM . . . Apollo; Marshal; SR Offices; B“ Baseball. Basketball; Varsity Baseball; Library Assistant. MILDRED ERWINA CROUCH . . . Fashion Shows; Offices. FTA; Library Assistant; Pen and Ink Club; Scholastic Art Awards. VICKI DALTON . . . Caroliers; Glee Club; Promoters; Y-Tccns; Tatler Staff: SR Offices; Vestalian; Marshal. BARBARA ELAYNE DAVIDSON . . . Office Assistant; Advisor’s Assistant; Apollo; Marshal; Vestalian. SHIRLEY ANN DAVIS . . . Y-Teens; (airoliers; SR Offices; Apollo; Marshal. ANNE C DAWSON . . . C.rolirr ; Glee Club: FNA; Apollo; Stunt Night; Bible Study Club; Taller Representative. RICHARD DAY . . . Marshal: Eu clidean HS; U«hers; Cavaliers: Apollo; Snanixh ('.lub; Utopian Science Club; Baseball. Basketball Teams; Stunt Night; Math Helper. TOMMIE SUE DEROY ... SR Offices: Dramatic Club: Personality Club; Spanish Club, President; Marshal. JOSEPH DOCTORCHIK ... SR Offices; Basketball. Baseball Teams; Apollo; Bank Teller. JAMES DOLE . . . Football Team; Track Team; Euclidran HS; Ushers; Nature Club. JERRY ANITA DOROUGH . . . CHARLES DRAKE . . . Track Team; Cavaliers; Warblers: Apollo; Minstrel; Varsity Baseball; Stunt Night. CHARLES EDWARD DREYSPRING . . . Marshal; Apollo. LANELLE DRIVER . . . Marshal; Bank, Library Assistant; Apollo; Tri-Teen ; Commercial Club; JNHS. More study but more fun EDNA FAYE DUNLAP . . Tri- Hi-Y; KOTC Sponsor; Vicc-Presi-dcm. FTA; Council; Cabinet; Building Committee Chairman; Athletic Editor Wooding; Math Helper; Ij.N. Tour; Dine and Diamond IIS. BILL DUNSMORE . . . BILL EASON . . . Marshal; U h. cr� ; Euclidean; Junior Math Club; Math Helper. JERRY EDWARDS . . . SR Offices; Bible Study Club: Marshal; Apollo; Honors from another school. WHO'S WHO BEST ALL AROUND Olin Kelso and for upperclassmen CHARLES RECAN ELLIOTT . . . DUc and Diamond HS: Euclidean; Utopian Science Club; Usher : Band: Apollo. JAMES ELLIOTT . . . Marshal: Utopian Science Club; DO Club. ELNA EUSTICE . . Y-Tccns; Apollo; SB Offices; And. Pro- rain; Marshal. MAY 1961 Nancy Carpenter CHARLOTTE MAREE EVANS .. . Carol iers; Glee Club; FNA; Apollo; Choir; Stunt Night Nancy LARRY FARRIS . . .Varsity Football; Track; Who’s Who. 121 Senior privileges are SUE FLEMING . . . Personality Clul ; IT A; Apollo; Marshal. SANDRA KAYE FUCKINGER . . . Iauin Club; Officer, Promoters, Girls’ letter Club, Olympian HS: Chairman, Stum Night, Records, Service Points Committees; Rank Trllrr; Council; Cabinet; Gym As iMnnt; Inter-High Promoters; Interscholastic Sports; Junior-Senior Prom Committee. MARY ANN FLORENCE . .. Girl. Letter Club; Gym Assistant; Secretary. Olympian IIS; Marshal; Stunt Night: SK Offices; Lab Assistant; Apollo; Council; Intramural Team. ALICE ANN FOLSOM . . . FNA; Marshal; Accompanist, Glee Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Stunt Night; Christmas Music Festival; Apollo; Carolirn; “Oklahoma”; SR Offices: Treasurer. Althean Club; WHS Choir. ANN FOSTER . . . Tri-Hi-Y; 01 m-pian IIS; Secretary, Girls' Letter Club; Euclidean; Math Helper; Y-Terns; Ruddy Party; Stunt Night. PAT FOSTER ... CAROLYN FRANKLIN . . . Apollo; Dramatic Club; FTA; Euclidean; Stunt Night; Associate Editor. Taller. BARBARA LOUISE FRFKMAN . . . Euclidean; Masque and Gavel HS; Omi-cron Delta HS; President, Dramatic Club; Secretary, Tri-Hi-Y; Alternate Debater; Blue Ridge leadership Council: Fall Plays; Senior Matinees; TV' Programs. JOHN FREEZE . . . “B Team Basketball; Apollo; Cavaliers; Warblers; Minstrels; “Oklahoma ; Stunt Night. JEANNETTE FULLER . . . Cbarmctte Club; Marshal; Office Assistant. 122 few but cherished MELVIN FULMER . . . Apollo. PHILLIP WAYNE FULMER . . . Band; Apollo. ROY CABLE . .. GLENDA GARNER . . . Cheerleader; Who's Who; Senior Fu vorile; Secretary, Student Body; AI-thean Club. President; Sportsmanship Committee, Chairman. LOUISE GARRETT ... Glee dub; Corolier--; Apollo, Secretary; Senior Favorite; Who’s Who; Marshal HS; Althcnn Club; SR Offices; Charmcttes. GAYE GIBB . . . Dramatic Club; Marshal; Apollo; FTA. BOB GILMER . . . ROTC Drill and Rifle Teums; SR Offices. JAMES TERRY GILPIN . . . Warblers; Cavaliers; Senior Favorite; Minstrel; Who's Who; Apollo, Vice-President. ELIZABETH FAY GLASGOW . . . Co-Editor, Woodlog; Masque and Gavel; Apollo; Library A � i tant; Promoters, President; Marshal; FTA; Stunt Night. 1961 Spring Seniors 123 We couldn't afford CARLOS GONZALEZ . . KODRICK GOODNER . . . DILANA MARIE GORMAN . ILad Cheerleader; Olympian IIS; Who' - Win ; Girls' I-etter Club; Gym i i.nii: Senior Favorite; Cabinet WILLIAM CRAWFORD CRAY IK . . . Boys’ Letter Club; Baskethall Team. Captain; “B Team Basketball; SR Officer. FRED GRILL . . . Model dub. President; Orchestra; Band; Disc and Diamond HS; Band IIS. BETTY SUE GURLEY . . . FNA: Library Club: Marshal; Commercial Club. SHARON HALL . . . Cheerleader; Wbi H Who; Senior Favorite; Girls' Letter Club; Personality Club; SR Officer. WYNELLE HALL . . .Commercial Club. Sccretury und Treasurer. NORMAN LAMAR HAMM JR. . . . Band; Band HS; Euclidean; Marshal; Tatlcr Staff: Orchestra; Apollo; Bible Study Club. JUDY CAROLYN HAMRICK . . . Honors from another school. Spring Fever FRANCKS MARIE HANEY . - -FNA: PTA Ko-liinn Show; Sole? Manager, Wood lug. RALPH HARRISON . . . IAN IU ssFLL HARDIN . . Euclidian; Bos?' St.ilr; U� hiT� ; I ah. V � i?tant: Math H� l|� ; Spanish -lub; uil. Program; I)i r and Diamond; Itopian Siem. Club; B.iu.sch-1 omh Science Award. LARRY HARRIS . . . CAROL ANN HARVEY . . . JNHS; Euclidean; Masque and Gavel; Omicron Della; Drainulir Oub; Advisor's Assistant ; Library Assistant; Marshal; NHS; Kali Play; Aud. Program ; Cjvitan Oratorical Content; Boani of Director?, Rank. RORRIE LEE H ATFIELD ... MICHAEI H AY DEN . . Tri-Hi-Y; Glee Club; Euclidean; Marshal; Carolier?; Stunt Night; Apollo; Tatlcr Rep.; Math Help; Taller, News and Copy Editor; Freshman Buddy; Aud. Program; Quill and Scroll. GUINDA CAROLYN HAYNES . . . SR. Offices: Y-Teens; Personality Club. GAYLE HEARN . . . GLADYS LYNN HEBSON . . . En-tre Nou Y’-Teens; Woodlug Salesman; Apollo. Spring Seniors LORETTA LOUISE HELMS . . . Personality Club; Marehnl; Apollo; Speech Major Club. WANDA JEANNE HEMPSTEAD . . . Marshal IIS; Charmrttc Club; Gtrolicre; Clce Club; Apollo; Band. WILLIAM PAUL HENDERSON . . . Vice-President, DO Club; ROTC: Assistant Drill Team Commander, Executive Officer; Officer. Disc and Diamond HS. Seniors who’S wiio MOST POPULAR TOMMY HESTER . . . Cavaliers; Disc and Diamond HS; Apollo: Drill Team; Tenni Club. STARLA ANN HETHERINGTON . .. Arthur PAMELA JEANNE HENRY . . . Glee Club; Carolirrs; Apollo; Marshal; Commercial Club; Nature Club; Bank Helper. Arthur Whatley nnd 126 JANICE VIOLA MICKS . . . Apollo; Honor from another school, PEGGY NN HILL . . . Marshal; Y-Teens; Home Economic-. Display. PRISCILLA MAYK HILLARD . . . Marshal; «iirU Letter Club; Gym Assistant: SR Office ; Home Nursing. i n mi Sharon Hall EVOLA MAE HINTSON . . . Al-thean Club; Pen and Ink Club: Rank A d� tani; Marshal: Junior Red Ctom. Sharon MARGARET CAROLYN HOLDER . . . Dramatic Qub; Apollo; SR Office ; Marshal. LINDA JOAN HOLLOWAY . . . Marshal; Latin Club; Promotet: ; Inter-lli Promoters; Euclidean HS: Carolier : Glee Club; Apollo; Stunt Night. r. . , KATIE ANN HOLT . . . Apollo; Carolina: Euclidean; FTA, Srcrr-tary; Glee Cluli: Stunt Night. ROBERT HOLT AM . . . SR. Off.. ees. FRANCES DOROTHY HOOD . . . Bank Teller; Stunt Night: Marshal; And. Program ; Apollo; Glre Club; Carolicr : Photography Qub: Taller Rep. FJ.IZABETH ANN HORN . . . Apollo; Y-Teen : Marshal; SR Office ; Adviaor Assistant. EUGENE HOLTS . . . Foot-ball; Track; Boys’ Letter Qub. CALF. HI CHINS . . . Apollo; JNHS; President. Commercial Qub; Bank Worker. CAROLE ANN HULBERG . . . Majorette; Tri-Hi-Y; Euclidean; Marshal HS; Vice-president, WHS Bank; President, Spanish Club; Secretary, Y-Teens; Band Review; Stunt Night: Senior Favorite; Ami. Program ; Apollo; SR Offices; Math Help; May Day Contestant. JEANETTE HURST . . . Library Assistant; Library Club; Promoter Qub; Inter-High Promoters Qub. JIMMY HUSTON . . . Euclidean; Cavaliers: Stunt Night; Marshal; Math Help; Apollo; Spanish Qub; SR Offices; Minstrel. MICHAEL I.EE HYNDS . . - Marshal; Boys' 1-ettcr Qub; Manager: Football, Baseball. we are Seniors JUDY MOSES INGHAM . . . Honor fn in another school. TOMMY INGRAM . . . Din: and Diamond US; Junior Math (Hub; Euclidean IIS; Drill Team. JOHN.N IVES . . . Warblers; Cavalier : Apollo; Spanish dub; Chrm-Bio-Physic Club; Utopian Science Club; Min treJ; Committees Council; SR Offices; Boys' State. BARBARA JEANETTE JEFFARES . . . Apollo; Charm-ettes Qub; Commercial dub; Home Nursing. ELEANOR LOUISE JOHNSON . . . Apollo; Althcan Club; SR Offices; Marshal; Cap and Gown Helper. JOAN JOHNSON... UNDA FAYE JOHNSON . . . Apollo. CALVIN JONES . . . Latin Club; Marshal; SK Offices; Apollo; “B” Football. JO ANNE JONES . . . Vice-president, Girls’ Letter Club; Olympian HS; Gym Assistant; Marshal; Bank Assistant. 129 Spring Seniors SHIRLEY JONES . Apollo: Marshal. MARVIN STANFORD KEENER . . . Euclidean IIS: Masque and Gavel MS; Hand MS; Utopian Science Club; Latin Club; polln; Bible Study Club; Plays; Tatler Staff. PATSY KEITH . President. Girls' Letter Club; Olympian MS; Apollo; '-K Offices; Marshal; Gym Assi'tant; Rank Helper. RICHARD HUGH KEITH . . . Masque and Gavel MS; Disc and Diamond MS: I llopian Science Club; Apollo; Marshal: Plays. MAX ALLEN KELSO . . . B Football; Apollo; Cavalier . OLIN ROY KELSO. JR_______Warb- lrr� : Apollo; Tennis Train; Council; Cavaliers; “Oklahoma ; B Football; SR Offices; Mahers; End Man. Minstrel. Class of 1961 Christie McDonald ketten . . . Mosque and Gavel HS; Honorable Mention. Essay Content; President. SR; Plays; Council; Cabinet; Dramatic Club. JOHN KIMBROUGH . . . Cavalier ; Warblers; Ushers; Euclidean HS; Minstrel; “Oklahoma. MARGIE ALICE LaGROUE . . . Euclidean HS; Marshal HS; Vice-president. YY-tulian; Apollo; Y-Teens. JERRY LAWI.EY ... CONNIE SHE LAWRENCE . . Tri-Hi-Y; Cheerleader; Mosque and Gavel; (.Ire Club; SR Office ; Office , Latin Club; Carolicrs, Committee . Council; Assistant Bank Cashier; Marshal; Office Helper; May Day. REBECCA ANN LEE . . Carol- jer ; Marshal; Aithean Club; Y-Teen . Apollo; SR Offices. Proudly we stand SARA ANNE LEE . . . Bible Study Club; Junior Red Cross; Home Nursing. GERALD LEWTER . . . CHEERY LIMBAUCH . . . Apollo; Commercial dub; Advisor' Assistant. FRED LINDSEY ... SR Offices; Marshal; Apollo; Promoters Club. FLOYD LITTLE . . . MARY ANN LITTLE . . . Apollo; President, Aithean Club; Marshal WHO'S WHO MAY 1961 WITTIEST — Linda Tucker and Larry Farris REBA LOCKLEAR . . . Marshal; Commercial Club; Home Nursing. SYLVIA ANN LODEN . . . Advisor's Assistant; SR Offices; Marshal; Bank Helper. MARY SUZANNE LOGAN . . . Drum Majorette; Head Majorette; Vice-President, Tri-Teens; Marshal; Euclidean; Band HS; Stunt Night Committee; Council; Band Review; Aud. Programs; Math Helper; Apollo; Promoters; Bank Teller; Ruddy Party. JOHNNY LOVECHIO . . . 132 MARY FRANCKS l.OVELI Apollo; FTA. DORIS ANN MADDOX . . Mar- shut: Offier , FTA. III.AIK MARyi KS . . . Apollo: Chmmetle ; Vr-.tali.in; Latin Club; Marshal: Martial Captain; Office Hr|p; SR Office- KATHLEEN MARSHALL . . . Marsli.il; SR Offices; Apollo; Dramatic; A Teen ; Orchestra; Euclidean ; Masque and Gavel. GF.NK SWT FOR I) MAI LOIN ... Apollo; lath '� i� t.ini. JANE T. MIDDLF.BROOKS Rr l Gross Rep.; Aud. Proprams. MAR LI NETT MILLER . . . See-relary, Altheun; Euclidean; SR Offices; Library Assistant; Marshal; Science Helper; Math Helper. GAIL ELAINE MINOR . . . SR of. fire ; Aud. Program: Honor Point (Committee; Apollo; Council; Rank Teller: Secretary, Y-Teens; Vice President, Commercial Club; Marshal; Girls' Rifle Team. MARY ODELLE MIXON . . . Promoters; Marshal; Apollo; Aud. Programs. Spring Seniors 1961 133 BOBBIE MONTGOMERY . . . Mai h.il IIS; Marshal Captain; SB Of. ficcs; Office Help. BARTLEY ALLEN MOORE . . Cavalier ; Warbler ; Drill Team; Vice-President, Disc and Diamond H$; Apollo; SR Office . DEAN MOORE ... 134 JOIINYE PAT MOORE .. WHO'S WHO MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Glenda Garner and MARTHA JEAN MOORE . . . Mar-shal; Senior Editor Woodlo ; Car-olicrs; Promoters Club; Apollo; Inter-High Promoters. WINSTON MOORE . . . Cavaliers, Warblers; JNHS; Marshal; Minstrels; “Oklahoma ; “B” Team Football; Council; Aviation Club; May Day; Apollo; SR Offices. JOE MORGAN . . . Cavalier ; Apollo; SR Office ; Stunt Night; Aud. Program ; Bund; Marshal. HILDA MUSGROVE . . . Apollo; Marshal; Nature Club. Seniors May 1961 Right: JOSEPH EDWARD McCAR-LEY, JR. . . . JNHS, Secretary; Euclidean HS; Latin Club, President; 1-atin Award; Alabama State Fair Award ; Tennis Club; Tennis Team; Council; Cavaliers; Wurblers; Ushers; Math Helper; Stunt Night. Jim Cobb JUDY MARILYN MYERS . . . Majorette; SR Office ; Vice-President. Secretary. Y-Teens; Apollo; Caroliers. Glenda ANNE McBRAYER . . . Carolier ; Glee Club; Choir; Bible Study dub; Apollo. 135 A few excel in JUDITH NELL MeDANIEL . . . Apollo. LINDA ANN McDONALD . . . Marshal; Library Av-iMant; Librar-y Club Hanker; Wooding Staff; Pen and Ink Club; Various Art Awards. OLIVE JANE McCUKJN . . . Tri-Hi-Y; Masque and Gavel HS; Omi-cron Delta Speech HS; Vice-President. Euclidean; Math Helper; Office Helper; Council; Co-chairman. Morning Watch; Fall Play; Semi-finalist, National Merit Scholarship test. JAMES ROGER McCAY . . . Apo|. lo; “H” Team Track; Varsity Track; Ba«kcthull; Marshal; Hoys Ix-tter Club. PHYLLIS McCOY . . . Y-Teena; Vice-President Promoters, Cabinet; Council; Head Marsbul; Masipie and Gavel IIS; Fall Play; Senior Matinee; SR Offices. JIMMY McCULLA . . . Apollo; Science Club; Honors from another school. pat McPherson . . . Spanish CIlub; Commercial Club; Marshal: Bank Teller; Hank Assistant; SR Offices. ROBERT BRYSON McPherson, jr. ... • b- Team Football; Varsity Football; Boys’ Letter Club; SR Offices. sportsmanship, leadership, or scholarship JOYCE ANNETTE NEELEY . . . President, Tri-Teens; Caroliers; Marshal: Advisor’s Vssiglunt; Apol-lo: Band: SB Office . JAMES L. NEWMAN . . . Caval-icrs; Treasurer, Warblers; ‘B” Team. Varsity Football; Oklahoma : Minstrel; letter Club; SB Offices. CHERRY PAINTER . . . Honors from another school. FAYE OLIVIA PARDUE . . . GENE PARHAM . . . Ushers; Eu-rlidean: Tennis Club; Tennis Team; Apollo; Math Helper. DIANNE ELIZABETH NOLEN . . . Tatler Staff; Caroliers; FTA: Bible Study Club; Apollo; SB Offices. ANNA OWEN . . . Advisor’s Assistant; Tri-Teens; A It beans: Marshal: Apollo. SANDRA PARKER . .. BETTY PARRISH . . . Apollo; Carolicrs; Glee Club; Marshal; Tri-Teens, Secretary; SR Offices; Stunt Night. JOHN PENN . . . Marshal; Euclidean HS; Band; Band Revue; Aud. Programs. ELIZABETH ANN PENNA . . . Marshal; SR Offices; Y-Teens; Commercial Club. PATRICIA ANN PEEPLES . . . Editor-in-chief, Tatler; Promoters, President, Vice-president; Inter-High, Chaplain; UN Tour; I itin Club; Gmncil; Cabinet; Tri-Hi-Y; Masque and Gavel; Quill and Scroll; Orchestra; Apollo; Library Club; Office Help; SR Offices; Fall Play, 19S9-60; Hall of Fame, Chairman, LINDA MONTEZ PLUNKETT . . . Y-Teens; Promoters, Vice-president, Chaplain; Masque and Gavel. Vice-president: Euclidean HS; Tri-Hi-Y; Office Help; Math Helper: Marshal; UN Tour; SR Offices; Apollo; Fall Play; Senior Matinee; Lab Assistant; Inter-High; Christmas Play; Freshman Buddy Party. Patty Cater FRIENDLIEST WHO'S WHO 138 WYATT LEWIS PETERSON . . . Cavalier ; Apollo; Marshal; Stunt Night; Aud. Programs; SR Office . BARBARA PHILLIPS . . . Tri-Hi-Y; Cheerleader; French Club, Secretary; Euclidean HS; Lab Assistant; Girls’ Letter Club; Votaiian Club; Council; Cabinet; May Day; W-Day; SR Offices; Math Helper: Athletic Committee; Buddy Party. JERRY PHILLIPS... Usher ; Masque and Gavel; Math Helper: Euclidean. President; Latin Club. Vice-President; Marshal; JNHS. Treasurer; NHS; SR Office ; Speech Activities. Terry Gilpin Spring 1961 ELLENE MILDRED PICKETT . . . NHS; Tri-Hi-Y; JNHS; Pen and Ink Club, President; Charmette Club: President, Chaplain; Bank Teller; SR Office : Council; Cabinet; Woodlog Staff; Marshal; Board of Directors, Bank. GAIL PITTS . . . Caroliers; Y-Teens; JNHS; Dramatic dub; Apollo; Marshal; SR Offices; Taller Staff. Being a Senior JUDY CAROL POSEY . . . Vice- Sresident. Nature Club; Marshal: lome Economics Foods Exhibition —State Fair. JOE POTTER . .. Cavaliers; Warblers; Utopian Science Club: “Oklahoma ; Minstrel; Choir Competition; Stunt Night; PTA Program . ROBERT LEON POCHRAN . . . Manager, Football, Baseball; Boy ' Letter Club; Science Club; Apollo. BOBBIE JOYCE POPE . . . IRVEN POPE . . . Vice-president, Student Body; Cabinet; G uncil; Buddy. Junior-Senior Prom Committees; Editor 1%0-61 Studmt Directory; Masque and Guvel HS; Euclidean; Disc and Diomuud IIS; Fall Play; Boys’ State. RONNIE PUGH . . . Spanish Club; Apollo. JERRY QUICK . . . WAYNE RANDOLPH . . . 140 becomes so routine HARRIET LEE RAY . . . Dramatic Club: Office Assistant: Y-Te«i� ; FTA: Marshal; Marshal Assistant; L)E Club. RONALD HINES READ . . . Hon- or from another school. FRED DANFEI REECE . . . DELORES REESE . . . Gleametto Y-Teens; Junior Achievement: SR Offices. JIM REESE . . . Marshal; Ushers; Cavalier ; Warblers; President, Aviation Club; Minstrel; Band; SR Offices. CHARLES MICHAEL REICHLEY . . . President, Spanish Club; Euclidean; Masque and Gavel; Math Helper; Honor Point Committee; Marshal; Council; Spring Play. JAN MARIE ROBERTS . . . President, Vice-president FTA; Council; Vicr-prc-ident. Secretary Carol-iers; Glee Club; President, Charm-cites, Senior Favorite; Office Helper. MARILYN JOAN ROBERTS . . . Carolier ; Altbran Club; Marshal: TreaMirer, Charractte Club; Stunt Night; Apollo. 141 ELIZABETH ROBINSON . . . Bible Study Club WILLIAM RUTHERFORD . . . JOHN RUTLAND . . . WILLIAM SALTER . . . Spanish Club: Science Club; Pen and Ink Club; Euclidean: Math Helper; Science Fair Exhibits; Scholastic Art Awards. WILLI AM H. SANDERS . . . Varsity Football, Marshal; B Tram and Varsity Track; Boys' Letter Club: SR Office. Peggy Seniors BEST DRESSED Peggy Brown and GLENDA JANE SANDERS . . Marshal; FTA Club; Bank Teller; SR Offices. GLENDA ANN SANDLIN . . . JAMES SCHROEDER . . . Ushers; SR Offii r� ; BM Tram Football; • 8” Team Ba«f hall; Vanity Ba -ball: NIIS. SYLVIA JANE SCHWAIGER . . . Y-Teens; Marshal; Art Exhibition . May 1961 BARBARA ANN SCOTT .. . Gleam-ette Y-Tecn� . Wayne Randolph 143 Spring Seniors DORTHA Jl NK SMITH... Apollo; Marshal; Y-Teens. RONNY SMITH . . . W.rblei ; Cavaliers; Marshal; Aviation Club; “Oklahoma ; Apollo; Hand; Stunt Night; Euclidean; Math Helper. DON SOUTH HR LAND . . . Cavaliers; Tennis Club ami Team; Band; Stunt Night. LEO SPANN . . . Varsity Football; Varsity Track; Boys’ Letter Club. CAROL JEAN SPARKS . . . Charm-ettr Club; Apollo; Marshal; Commercial Club; Vestal ion Club; SR Offices. ALAN SPEECLE . . . Ushers; F.u-rlideans; Marshal; Varsity Baseball: B Team Baseball; Varsity Basketball; Math Club; Boys’ Letter Club. WAYNE SPEECLE . . . Ushers; President. Math Club; Varsity Baseball; “B Team Baseball; Varsity Basketball; Marshall IIS; Boys’ Letter Club. FREDDIE HOYT STEPHENS . . . Cavaliers; Masque and Gavel; Omi-cron Dtdta HS; Marshal; library Assistant; library Gub; Dramatic Gub; Oratorical Contests; Fall Plays. 1961 DORIS STOKES . . . Marshal; Com. mcrcial Club; Office Help; Home Economics Fashion Show. GRADY STONE . . . RACHEL ANNETTE STORIE . . . Tri-Teens; Library Assistant. JACKIE STREET . . . Cambers: Glee Club; Bible Study Club; Stunt Night; Honor from other school . BILLIE JO Sli.MMERFORD . . . SR Offices; Chnmirttr Club: President, Secretary; Marshal; Council. RONALD PAT SWEAT . . . Library AttisUnt; Apollo; Library Club. FRANCES MARIAN SWINDAL ... Junior Red Cross: FTA; Girls’ Handicraft Club. W. DALE SYKES . . . Marshal; Apollo; Nature Club; Taller Representative. - In Memory of FRANCES CAROL l un TA1I KY . . . HELEN TAI.UGIIET . . . CECILIA TAYLOR . . . Secretary, Glramrtlc ; Apollo; Mar-hnl; l.i brury Eurlidcjn; I ibr.iiy Cluli; Math Helper; Y-Tren . mars w ho MOST ATHLETIC Robin Abbot I and 1 -I PAMELA MARIE THOMPSON . . . Prn and Ink Club; Various Art Awatd� ; Taller Representative; SR Offices. ROBERT THOMPSON . . . Ushers; MIS; Euclidean; Secretary, Science Club; Vuil Programs; Vice-Proidenl JMIS; Student Council; SR Offices; Math Helper; Marshal. KI SS TODD . . . Ushrr ; Basket-hall; Track: “B Football: Boys’ letter Club. NORMA rOWNSF.NI) . . . Glee Club; Carolier-; polio; Marshal; SR Office.; Offices, Bible Study Club; Stunt Night. IA) Dilana 1961 VLM WOOD . . . Germany: Library Club; German-Atneriran Rein-tionship Club. Fountain, Colorado: FTA; FHA: Pep Club; Annual Staff. Copperas Cove, Texas: Pep Club; Drama Club; FHA. Wood-lawn: FTA. RODNEY TRIPLETT . . . Davi� ton High, Tallapoosa County. Alabama: Varsity Basketball: School Plays. Gorman LINDA TUCKER . . . Stunt Night; Y-Teens; Who’s Who; SR Offices; Girls’ Letter Club; Olympian HS; Gvm Assistant; Marshal; letter Club Offices. 147 Report cards, grade averages Seniors May 1961 148 WILLIAM H. WADE . . . Manager: Football. Track: Boys' Letter Club; Vice-president, Ushers; Who's Who. DOUGLAS WAGES . . . Nature Club; Marshal; History Helper. VIRGINIA WALDROP ... Marshal; Euphrosyne Literary Society at Phillips; SR Offices. PEGGY JOSEPHINE TUCKER . . . SR Office-; Honor- From Another School. DOROTHY JEAN TYMES . . . Dramatic Club: Handicraft Club. ROBERT VANN . . . Band: Utopian Ushers; U. N. Tour: Taller Staff; Club. RONNIE ALLEN MARS . . . Cavaliers; Utopian Science Club; Stum Night; Promoters Club; Euclidean; Ushers; U.N. Tour; Taller Staff; Inter-High Promoter . JOHNNY VINES . . . “B Football; Varsity Football; Varsity Track; Ushers; Boys' Letter Cluh; Apollo; SR Office . LINDA TUCKER . . . Marshal; Spanish Club: Office Wistant; Y-Teens; Banker; Gold Key. Art; SR Offices concern college-bound Seniors JERRY VANN . . . ‘B Team Base ImII; SR Officer; Apollo; Marshal. FAYK MARIE WANNINCER . . . JEAN WARREN . . . F.ntrr Nous Y'-Tern ; po|lo; Mur-hul. DARI ENE WASHINGTON . . . Apollo; Althrun (.'lub; Personality Club; Marshal. RHODES WATKINS . . . Cavalier ; Marshal; rt Editor, Taller; Tennis Club. Secretary-Treasurer; Stunt Night. Jl DY WATSON ... SR Office ; French Club; Promoter’ Club; And. Programs; l-'r.--liman Committee; Tri-Hi-Y; M.tr-bal. AL WAY ... CAROL ANN WESLEY . . . Nature Club, President; Marshal. ART HI R WHATLEY . . . Office A-si-tant; Co-Captain, Varsity Football Team; 'R Track; R Ra ketl all; Student Council; Rank Director; Marshal. ROGER WILLIAMS . . . Honors from another school: Varsity Football; “R Basketball; R” Base-ball: ‘R Football; Varsity Track. W HS: Varsity Basketball ; Marshal. 149 I WHO'S WHO MAY 1961 MOST COURTEOUS - Bill Wade and Louise Garrett LINDA DIANNE WIDE MAN . . . ROTC Sponsor; Marshal; SK Offices; Disc and Diamond HS. DOUG WIGGINS . . . Mar-i� hal; B” Team Basketball. REED WICLESWORTH . . . SR Offices; Cavalier ; Warblers; Model Club; Apollo; Football; Baseball; Track; Basketball; Honors From Another School. BILL WILLIAMS . . . Track; Boys' Letter Club; City Track record for mile. Spring Seniors 1961 MAH Til A ANN WILLIAMS . . . Marnhul; Chanuctle Club; Apollo; Y -Terns. DANIEL H. WILLIAMSON . . . SANDRA WILSON . . . MARILYN LOUISE WINDHAM . . . Tutler Staff; Advisor % Assist-ant; Math Help; Junior Math Club; Euclidean H$; Marshal: Qub Office . ; Honor . Another School. NANCY JANE WOOD . . . Marshal; Office Helper; FN A. Vice-President; FT A; Y-Teens. LARRY WOOTEN . . . ELIZABETH JEAN WRIGHT . . . Bible Club: Tri-Hi-Y: Euclidean HS; FNA, Treasurer; Bank Teller; Marshal; Lab Assistant; Office Helper. JUANITA FAYE WYATT . . . Apollo; .Stunt Night; Advisor’ Assistant; SR Offices: Marshal; Ghamictte Club; Carolicr ; Glee Club; Music Competition Festivals, BECKY YARBROUGH . . . Carol-iers; Glee Club; Marshal; Bible Club; Commercial Club; .Stunt Night; Apollo. 151 §?!|323t; IjSlijsi %p?i! iilliSlJ Jjwig� IJI-s-i 1 ! - 52« =®S 5'Ss|£ik = _ a 3= „ a a ®1BB CtO® illlJiii .- ■ ■ • JI -x a . — - - «rt ■ — iB-S « _ 3 • _ ® _ i a -3 c S Oiillll Underclassmen Charley Burrow W Dorothy Ou hy '6-4 4nn |lu « y 62 Sue Butler ‘62 ludv Bur Iree '63 Helen C ,le ‘62 Robert Cam '64 Jimmv Cililarll 62 J. T. Calfrr ‘62 l-4ffT Cliff 64 Sharon Call ’63 Kill Callrn ‘62 Glenda Calloway '62 l.iinla Calloway '62 Richard Camp 61 Charlr-a fjmpMI '62 Charln Campbell 64 Maltha Campbell '62 Diannr Caldwell ’64 Wayne Carliol ‘M Sandra Cim« 64 Bob Cairawa '62 Donna Carroll ‘64 Larry Carroll '63 Linda Carroll '6J Lynda Carroll ‘64 Sheila Carroll ’63 Sheila Carroll '61 Bobby Carter ‘64 Carolyn Carter '63 Linda Carter '64 Sandra Carter '62 Nancy Caaon '62 Eddie Caiwell '64 Jaaper Champion '63 Sharon Champion '64 Sue Chandler '64 Bill Chappelear 62 Lonnie Chappelear '64 Tommie Chappelear ‘61 Leon Chatham '63 Barbara Chileoal '63 )tinea Choate '63 Diane Chriatian ‘64 Barbara Clark ‘64 Cathy Clark '61 Eddla Clark '61 I an lee Clark ‘63 Nancy Clark '62 Shirley Clark '64 lien Clarke 63 Carol Clayton '62 Mary Jo Clayton 6-4 Edna Cloud '63 Judy Coal an n '63 Carol Cobb '62 Melvin Coberly ‘62 Coleman Cochran '62 Saudi Cochran 64 Carole Cockrell '62 Bobby Coffey '(.J Lather Co«i� '62 Leila Cole '61 • Carol Cole '63 Mytlr Coleman '62 Marianne Colley 63 Joe Collier '63 Mildred Collier '63 Martha Collin '64 Klehard Collin '64 John Compton '63 Janet Conboy ’64 Robert Condrry '64 Wanda Cone '64 Joyce Conn 64 Janet Connell '64 Linda Connell '63 l-atry Coniri '63 K tcr Cook ’64 Jane Cook ‘63 154 Freshman scientists listen attentively as Mr. Miles explains their assignment. Kvi r� t C«ak 62 'kallrr CuoliKr '61 Mika Cooler -62 Kcnnrtli Coot '62 It null Corley 61 |j� rvr.f« Corlff 62 John Corn '61 Tommy Cory '6.1 Carolyn Got hall ‘ 61 Carol Cualin '61 Raymond Coulomb ‘62 Jndy Coupland '62 IjU) Cnurtnry '61 Jrrry Cut ‘61 Suiunnr Cox '61 Vltld On 63 Robert Cotail ‘62 Kulh I. of ad ‘6$ Martha Cranford ‘63 WUlln Cirri '63 Charlotte Cm '61 Richard Crew 62 Gene Crocker '63 Donna Croat ‘61 Tim CfMxUlr 63 Sunny Giiiuthorn ‘62 Diane Crump ’63 Pete Cry 63 Charlie Culvrrbouta ’63 lioonlr Curd 62 Mania Dailry 62 Karro Daklt ’63 Kalliopi flakit 62 Mary Data 63 Carnal Damico 61 Virginia Danaby 61 Roy Danirl ’61 Karrn Day let '61 Shirley llarit 61 Trnntr Darla 61 Dan Darla '62 Bobby Davit '63 Sharon Datit '61 Heckle Dawino '62 Itrrblr Davlon '62 Jay Dral '02 Virginia Dral '62 Hill Dran '61 Handy Dran 61 Trddv Deaton 63 Kay Drra 63 Cw� ii Dfwa '61 Sandi D'Loacb '63 June DrLorm '61 Rrtjr Dr Lai I r ’6t Carolyn Drmntig '63 Gayle DeMarco '62 Sandra DrMarait '61 Rebecca Drnaon '63 Jani DrSiltcy '62 Johnny Dkkerton '62 Joy Dkkinaoo '63 Judy Dl- hint on '62 F.lalnr Dinglrr '63 155 Underclassmen Dianne Dobb '63 Jim mi Dobb 64 Michele Dollar ‘64 Jimmy Dollar ’63 Hubert IVinaldaoii ‘62 Glenda Donell ’64 Don 1)-.. ’6i Dave DoiigU ’64 Carolyn lluanrr ‘63 KuMrll Dm ni '61 Dianne Duylr ‘61 Jatnrt Drake 62 Patricia Drake ’61 Darlene Drinkard ’ 4 Juiirr Drummond ’61 Junr Drummond 61 Leon Dudley ’62 Hill Dunn ‘At Bov Dunn ’63 Milly Duke ’63 Melvinia Dye ’64 Mol Eakrn ’63 Douglaa kirnm ’63 Carr Earneat ‘64 Donna Enl ‘62 Lloyd Eaal ‘63 Mac Kaatirllng ‘62 llobcrt Echol ‘63 Sandra Eddina ’64 Ann Edm ’62 Charles Edward 62 Doug Edward ’64 Gloria Edward '61 Jimmy Edwarda ’63 Larry Edward ’63 Jan E||rl ‘64 Jame Donald Elkourle 64 Hrrtida l ll.r.l ’63 Belay Ell.. ‘63 Betty Jean F.llia ‘63 Belly Kment ‘62 Gayle Eaco ’6 Alandta Kthrrrdge ’62 Emory Ethredge ’64 Alton Ka ana ‘64 Da id Evan ‘64 Janie Failely ’62 Johnny Fatknrr ’64 Sarah Falknrr ‘64 Marguerite F'allin ’62 Barbara Farmer '63 Jimmy Farri ’64 Barbara Faulk ’64 Glenn Faulkner '62 Jame Faulkner '64 Sandra Felkin. ’63 Corrin Fritman 62 Don Finch 63 Marilyn Finch ’64 Jack Fincher ’62 Johnny Flick ’62 Jimmy Flick ’62 Lamar Flow era ’64 Raymond Flower '62 Ccorgia Fock 64 Oairlene Folaom ’63 Brownie F'oote '64 Jane Ford '62 Kathy Ford ‘64 Jame Fottrr '63 Bill Fowler '63 Paula Fn� ‘61 Joan Frachi eur '62 Call Franklin '64 Barbara Frederick '64 John F'rretnan ‘63 Clint F� cy ’64 Kay Lynn Frey ’63 William Frick. '64 Betty Funderburg ’64 ssmen Kenneth Hanlin '4J Dfntu Hannera '63 Claudia Han!in '61 Janice lUrdy '62 Fran llircii '62 Deanna Harlow 62 Charlra Harmon '61 Gloria Helper '63 Jaekle Harper 63 Kathy Harper 61 Loo Ur Harper '63 “Who. me?. «ay.« Thorosa Over-street a she (case unroncemrdly at our photographer. Michael Harper '61 Jimmy Harrell '61 Carolyn Hama '61 Charlotte Harrlt '63 Frank Hama ‘63 Jimmy Harria '65 Juiiy Harria '62 Krnnlth Hama '62 Mary Gene HarrU '62 Mike Hatria 61 Robert Harria 62 Tommy Harria '63 Richard Hartarlle ‘63 Mary Jo Harrella '6 Satan Harvey '61 George Hear in be in '63 Kennrtb Haatior '61 Jane Hatcher '63 Rebecca Hatfield '61 Fred Hawkina 64 Judy Hawkint ‘61 Robert Haarkina 62 Eddie Hawley '62 Sylvia Hayoee 63 Dock Hart '61 Jimmie Haywood '61 Chariea Hailrhurat '62 Jimmy Headley ‘62 Margaret Heath '63 Eddie Hra '64 Linda lleiion '63 Mirhael Header '61 Denton Hendrrton '61 Fioeala Headermon '61 Jerry llenderaon 63 Sandra Heoderton '63 Ccorgn Hrodricka '63 Cynthia Heath '61 Carol Henry '61 Crc{ Henry '64 Linda Henry 61 i auy Hrneoo '64 Linda Hrrald 63 Carole Henhey 62 Mary Heater '63 Sheila Heater '63 Sarah Hewitt '61 Clyde Hlrka '63 Jane Hickn '61 Richard Hilburn ‘62 Jenny Hlidreth '63 158 Matt Hiicfiroek '61 Paula H� hbr '61 lli� cr( II 62 !( •■ mnr Holcomb 61 Faye Itulilrr '63 Kit Holder 'ft Jnhnnv Holland ’61 Angela Hollander Ai Bobby Moll,, '61 Shirley lUllay '62 Faye lli llin(i«i (ili '6J Jerry llnlntn '63 Latrv ft llolmn '63 Call lli'� • 'ftI Bonnie Mull '61 Call Holt 'frl MrImita Hutil.rooka '6: Claude Huiler ’62 Victor Hood '61 Omnia Mo| kin '62 Patricia Hopper '63 Iti'Jiar-t Horn 'ftt Hobby llonlrj '62 Linda tforal 62 Carolyn Hutton ftl Farr lluu, '62 Willie Mar Him la '63 llilly Hnvlra ’66 ,N‘aotr Ruth Howard ’63 lunwalia llmlann ‘61 Kirk? Hughra '61 Sandra llughjoa '61 Tonic llughlna '66 Grnrgrllrn Murat '62 Juanire Hunt '61 Mik' llualna '63 Gary Hutciuna ’63 Hobrtt Mairhiai '63 Hrrada Hull. ft4 Carr Myrl.r '62 Kay Hagan ‘66 Carl IfinUr '66 Vanda larull.. '66 Kay Adetholl Lawrence Irvin '66 Gilbert M.rl! '66 Eilra Jarkaon '62 Larry Jarkaon ‘66 Linda Jarkaon ‘66 Marcia Jarkaon ‘63 Sharon Jarkaon '66 Franc la Jan.ra 66 Rick Jamra ‘63 So� Jaraia '63 Gary Jnniaon '66 llrttha Jrnkina '66 Wayne Jerrell ‘66 Amy Johnaon 62 Belly Johnaon 62 Deborah Johnann '66 Fduina Johnaon 62 Kliralirth Johnaon 66 Linda Johnaon 63 1‘atriria Johnaon ’63 Tommy Johnaon ’63 Kerry Johnaton 66 F.liiabrtb Joiner '66 Diane jonra 62 Dianne June ‘66 Fred June '62 Kay Jonra '62 Linda Jonea '62 Reha Jonea '63 Sandy Jonea ‘66 Larry Jordan ‘63 Linda Jordan 66 Laurel Lee Judy '63 Cheryl Jurney '66 Carolyn Juatire '64 159 Underclassmen Terry lualire '64 Linda Kwlrr '62 Becky Krilh ‘62 Carolyn Keith ‘62 Frank Krjth 63 1antra K -llh '62 Joey Kelly '62 Kerry Kelly ‘62 Leon Kelly ’6J Pat Kelly ‘64 Carol Kemp ‘62 I rna Kemlrlrk '61 Jucll Kendrick '61 Shirley Kendrick 64 Jean Km! '64 Jimmy Kent '6t Nancy K lllingaworth '62 Frank Kilpatrick '62 Perry Kilpatrick '61 Jan Kimberly '64 Terry Kimbrough '61 Earl King '64 Call Kin '61 l.arry King 62 l-indi King '64 Margaret King '61 Martha King ‘64 Samira King 62 Strre King '62 Tommy King 61 Robert Kinney '64 Donald Kirby ‘64 Stuart Kirby '63 Jarquelinr Knauaa '64 !.ee Knight '62 Leale Knight '64 Saundra Kreahka '62 Barry LaCroua '62 William l.amberl 64 Dianne Lander '64 Don Lander ‘64 John Landrum '62 Linda Langaton 64 Thelma Latiadtll 63 Jerry Larkin 61 Jeanne Lalhrra '64 Sam Latino 64 Barbara l-auder 63 Adolph La«in 62 Joyce Lawrence 62 Carolyn Larne 62 Edith Ledbetter 62 Carol Lee 64 Eddie Lee “63 Linda Lee 64 Pam Leek 62 Antoinette Lengeel 64 Jamea Leonard 62 Kay Lealry 61 Bobbye I-eaaman 63 Michael Letch man 64 Clorla Lett 64 Maty Ann l.ightcap 61 Johnny Limbaugh 64 Linda Limbaugh '64 Danny Linda.-, frl Shirley LIndaay 64 Bob Liner 6J Quitman Liner 62 Jean Linkhart 64 Terri Lippincott '64 David Littleton 64 Ed l.ippinrott 62 Judy Li,anoa 62 Janice Lorkrldge 62 Linda Logglna 63 Ann Lollar ‘63 Kenneth Lollar '62 Mary Ann Long 62 Mary Ann Long 62 160 Winuton Long 63 Hewell Lo'ioey '61 Diane LoPrceti 64 Vincent Lnf'mti 63 Mary Lo� « ‘62 Tommy Lore I mj 63 Carolyn Lovell 63 Linda Lovell '62 John Lowery '61 “Caught” describes perfectly Shirley Perrin u% she looked during Twirp Week. This is the week when everything is reversed and the girls take over the hoys’ jobs, 'file lucky boy arc Fred Wannigcr and Alan VandcrpooL Lind Hill ‘61 Kandy Hill '62 Sally Hill '6 John Maddoa 62 Karen Maddox 'M Carolyn Magnuaon '63 Amelia Malone ‘61 Frackir Malone '6 Sally Malone ’6i Barbara Manuel '63 Barbara Maple 'f l Jack Man-ham '62 Dean Markham '6t Wayne Markham '63 Nancy Marlin '61 Billie Sue Marlow '61 Jackie Marlow '64 Elaine Mar b 61 Jimmy Martin '61 Lewit Martin 62 Lonnie Martin 63 Pal Marlin 6i Ralph Martin 62 Ray Martin 62 Raymond Martin 6 Tbyra Martin 64 Billy Marvel 64 Barbara Marrcnell 62 Judy Maubborn 64 I ori� Maaacy 63 Eddie Mateey ‘64 Jim Mathew 64 Jane Matthew ‘63 Bonnie Mauldin 62 Sutan Mauldin 61 Maurice Itrary 62 Donna Maybrw ‘63 Tommy Mayttor 61 Jimmy Meade 64 Mika Melton 64 Richard Marrifield 64 Karan Merten 62 Sally Merten 61 Cayl Miller ‘62 John Miller 63 Sheila Miller 6i Wayne Miller 63 Myrna MUD 64 161 Pat.v Mill US Stanley Milwer HI Jnhnnv Minclln '61 Sharon MineUti 61 H� nnr Mira '63 Mike Mitchell '62 Barbara Moffett 6? Bill Monrtte '62 Sandra Monroe '61 Tnmmi Monroe ‘62 Mike Montgomery '64 Sarah Moody 61 Carol Ann Moore '61 Gerald Moore 63 Nella So - Moor- '61 Blllv Morgan 61 Harold Morcan '62 Lam Morcan '61 l.ynn Morcan '61 Madelyn M rcan '63 Marcaret Morcan '61 I'hbcm M-rrt« 'M Mike Morrlaon '61 Sarah Morrow '62 Beverly Morion '62 Billy Morion '64 Jame« Mollow '61 Dennla Mnxlry '62 I.Tilda Mnck-nfuw '62 Small Mnckenfua 61 Andy Mu(IacJi ‘61 Mae Mulllcan 62 Jimmy Mnndy '62 Orleae Mnndy 64 Mary Jo Mu mm eft '62 Kathy Murdock '63 Pat Mnrphoy '63 Jane Murphree '63 Sandra Mu wo '64 Melinda Myliut ‘64 Dan MaeCartney '62 Sharon Mr Alee '63 Elaine MrAIUl-r '64 Bodger Mr All.ler '64 Darral McAIjitn '64 David MrAlpln '61 Donnie MeBraver '63 Jndiih McBride 64 Patricia McBride '61 Jerry McCain '61 Wayne McCary '61 E'dridgr McCay '61 Larry McClain '61 Lon Ellen McLain 63 Marion McCleakcy '63 Charira McCormack ‘63 Ann McCnIUy '64 Diane McCullough '61 Bill MeColeheon 61 Sue McCuteheon '63 Belly McDaniel '63 Paul MeDllI '62 Sharon McDonald 63 Sherry McDowell '63 Mary Beth McElroy '62 Sharon McElroy '64 Claude McGee 61 Elaine McGee '61 Carol McCraw '62 Ciline Mrlnaiah '63 Eiieeor Mclntoah '62 Mona Mr.Kinley '62 Sherry McKinney '63 Sandra McKleroy '61 Joan McLaughlin ‘63 Linda McLean ‘63 Linda McLrmore '61 Jimmy McKay '61 Kitty McNeil '61 John MePhcraon '61 162 Underclassmen Cjtihli Nation '61 Flliahnh NiIhki V.t limmir Nabora 6-1 Sharon Nabot. '62 Tara Lynn Nabot • ‘64 Brure Nine '62 Janrl Naramnre 'M I aura Neely '63 Ben Neighbor. ‘63 lack Neill '64 Torn NrU- o '63 Virginia Seaaelqueat ‘61 Pa« Newby '62 Ann Newton '62 David Nichnta '64 George Niehola '( 1 Joy Nirboli '64 Janet Nlcholaon 62 Nila Nil '64 l.ynda Nolen '64 Ann Noloa '62 Sonja Norman '64 Etwin N'orria ‘64 Evelyn Noma '64 Gail Norria '63 Mike Northcutt '6J Myra Norwood 62 Julia Nunnery '62 Ingrid Nyman '64 Nancy Oden '64 Eiliabeth Oglra ‘62 Wanda Qgirtby 6J So. Ok in '63 Char lea Olive '64 Joe 4. bar Ira Oliver '64 Steven OUver '62 Jane Olaon ’64 Juditb Olaon 63 Linda O'Neal '63 Tbertaa Overatreet ‘64 Barbara Owen 64 Snaan Owen '62 Prudy Otley 62 Tnidv Orley '62 Sandra Painter '64 Call Pair '62 Diane Parker '63 Dorothy Parker '64 Dot I'atker '63 Jayne Parker '6 Jimmy Partial) '64 Moiria Parriah '62 Kay Paraona '63 Kay Paraona '62 Derry Panain '64 Eddy Paachal '63 Kooay Paachal '64 Scott Pa.au-.orf UJ Barbara Patrick '63 Joan Patieraoa '63 June Patteraon '63 Mike Patteraon '63 Carolyn Patton 63 Judy Paul '64 Cheryl Pauley '64 Marilyn Payne 62 Sarah Payne 62 I Libby Peacock '64 lot Peel '62 Glenda Preplea '64 Lewia Pralirld '62 Nancy Peso '61 Ann Pennington '62 Konald Proton '64 Sandra Percot '62 Sandra Perrin '62 Shirley Perrin '62 Diana Perry '64 Maty Pc (era '64 Caaaan.ii a Pbillipa '62 163 Mika lluMcll 'u Jfmmyr H� '63 Carnlyn Salat 'ft2 Slntc Salter 'ftI John Sauderr ft2 llutmie Sandlin '61 Bobby SuiIuk) 'ft2 Kant Sargent '61 Strve Saigrnl 'ft3 Cecilia S n(« '61 Sharon Searbuiougb '6-1 Afitnlr.rtit- StarjnilU 61 Bonnie Sciuirlrr '63 Dolly Schwab '63 l'� t Schorttlin '62 Doiotliy Svhwaign '63 Urrtha Jo Scott '64 Ronnie Stoll ‘ft3 Judy Scott '64 L«w Anne Dianne Stair '63 Sl � M Stair '61 Leroy Seale '61 Matt Louie Sr«Jt ‘63 bout Stay '61 Joaephine Stay '61 Lrmi V{ffi '63 Carolyn Seibert '61 Henrietta Seward '64 Huil Shackelford '61 David Shank I In '61 Cltraheth Sharp ‘ftl Linda Shaip ‘63 Miller Sharpe 63 Kay Sharrra '62 Patricia Shay ‘64 Bud Shrloutl '64 Janr Sbriault '62 Crtaldint Shepherd '64 Wayn Shepherd '64 Janr Sherrill '02 Mike Sherrill 64 Ann Shirley '6.1 Mark Shoemaker '64 Jane Short ’64 Nancy Shuulia 6) Anne Sbulta ’63 Becky SUlee '63 Martic Sidra '61 Dick Simon tana 64 Jamre Stupe, in '62 Paula Simplon '61 Millie Sima 63 Bill Sinclair '69 Jean Slyrrt '63 Joan given '62 Bobby Slaughltr '62 Jimmy Slaughter ‘69 Angela Smith '64 Anita Smith '69 Brandon Smith '62 Char Ira Smith '61 Fay Smith '64 Ctrald Smith '64 Jackie Smith 62 Jane Smith 64 Janice Smith '63 I.lit da Smith '61 Martha Smith 64 Mike Smith '63 Shamm Smith '61 SherTon Smith '62 Virginia Smith '64 Aon Smitberman 62 Bobby Smllheyman '62 Jim SmylU '64 Carolyn Snow '63 Marilyn Snow ’63 Mik. Snow '63 Roger Solonxyi ’63 Underclassmen 165 I_arr Southwnrth 61 Jimmy Spann 64 Linda Spann 6 Cordon Spark 'U Janice Spark 62 Jlmmv Spaogv 64 Ted Speaker 63 Norman Speakman 63 Sandra Speakman 64 Linda Spearman 61 Oleoe Speegle 62 Nell Spivey 62 Wayne Sprayberry 64 France Stamev 63 Fred Staodllrr 62 Wayne Stanllrld 64 Joarph Stanley 64 Richard Sunion 62 Joy Staple 62 Fat Stawickl 62 Rita Steadman 64 BUI Steam 64 Barbara Stephen ' 2 Carter Stephrna 62 Farrell Stephen 64 Gail Stephen ‘64 Jame Stephen 63 Katherine Stephen 63 David Stewart 64 Linda Stewart 64 Tommy Stln on 63 Betty Stoke 64 Bob Stoke '63 Janice Stone 64 Robert Stone '63 Steve Stone 62 Eddie Stovall 62 Algenia Stover 63 Alvin Strethef 64 Jean Strickland ‘64 Jeanne Strickland 62 Nancy Stroud 64 Carolyn Soblrlt ‘62 Donald Soblett 64 Martha Sullivan 62 Wanda Swain 62 Patay Sweat 62 Allen Sweatt 62 Michael Swindle 64 Janice Swtnlord 64 Sandra Sykea 62 Cayle Symonda 64 David Talley '63 Joe Tapaeott 64 Elaine Tate 64 Larry Tato 64 Bill Teaaloy 6 Tommy Teancy ‘63 Ann Thom 62 Carol Tbomaa ‘64 Carolyn Thvtnaa 64 Cayle Tbomaa ‘64 Carol Sue Tbompaon 64 Charlotte Tbompaon 62 Judy Thomp on 64 Laura Anne Thoinp«on 64 Martha Thompson 62 Marilyn Tbompaon ‘64 Mary Ann Tbompaon ‘62 Janice Thorn 62 Gina Thrower 64 June Tidwell 62 Larry Tidwell 64 Linda Tidwell ‘64 Tonni Todd 63 Donald Trimm 64 Dan Trot man 63 Clenda'Trowbridge 63 Wayne Truett 64 Judy Truitt 63 Underclassmen 166 Tc«y Truitt ‘62 Carry Tucker '63 Larry Tucker ’M LeHoy Tu.-k.tr 62 Sieve Tucker '0 Audrey Turner '62 Nancy Turner 63 Wayne Turner 62 Vernon Tyree 63 Ann Uthrr '62 11 tb Valentine '62 Alan Vanderpool ‘61 Shuler Vandrrrer '61 Carol Vann 62 Charier Vann '64 Tummy Vann 62 Pbyllia VanTreate ‘62 Dianoe Vaake '61 llreoda Veal '6l Lotene Veal '62 Duuflat Vickert '61 Suaan Viiladaen '61 Sue Vincent 63 Mike Vince 64 Delulea Voylea 61 Kaleima Wade 61 Randall Wade '64 Clandia Wadavurtk ‘62 Johnny Wahl ‘64 Ruth Whal ’62 Chartea Waldrop '63 Frank Waldro| '62 Lamar Waldrop '63 Martha Waldrop '62 Alice Walker '61 Beatrice Walker '64 Betty Walker '63 Billy Walker '61 Closer Walker '63 Cicada Walker 62 Joan Walker ‘62 John Walker 62 Judy Walker '61 Louiae Walker '62 Terry Walker '62 Tommy Walker 61 Ricky Wall '61 Paille Wallace 62 Rootld Wallace 61 Sberrilrn Wallace 61 Ret Wallla 62 Ann Waldron 61 Betty Walton 62 Jne Warden 62 Bohhie Sue Ware 62 {.dwell Waahhani 63 Jo Ann Water 62 Willie Watkina 64 l imit Wataon ‘61 Sandra Wataon 63 Fred Wanatncer 61 Dean Wehb 62 Cheryl Webatei 61 Sue Welnmann 61 Jayne Welch 62 John Well 62 Shirley Well 61 Patricia Wentrell 62 Datld Weal brook 61 Lydia Wetter 64 Edwin Wraton '62 Charlea Wharton 61 Eddie Whatley 63 Jean White '61 Jerry While 63 Resina White 62 Diane Whitehead 64 Eucene Whitley '61 Mat ie Whitley 63 Suaan Whitlock '63 167 Virginia Whitlock 63 Dctty WlggIn '64 Horace Wlggt '62 Janice Wilkcrioo '6 Kenneth WUkenoo 64 Carton William. '62 Diana William '61 Edwin William '64 Faye William '63 Glenda William. '61 Kay William ‘61 Kenneth William '63 Lee W illiam 64 Linda Wi.lUra ‘62 Linda William '6i Martha William ‘63 Mary Franel William. ‘61 Ronnie William. ‘61 Sharlee William ‘62 Sberron William ‘62 Stare William '61 Carolyn Wllli.mion 63 Dale Willamaon ‘64 Paul W'lllumwn ‘61 Trrtaa William von ‘61 Betty Wilton ‘62 Jcannier Wilton ‘62 Jody Wilton ’63 Sandra Wilton ‘61 Judy Winiwtt '61 Margaret Wlnnett ‘62 Dottie Wi� ‘64 Robert Wlac 61 Sarah Witte ‘61 Charlotte Womble 63 Donald Womble ‘63 Lynda W'ood ‘63 Mike Wood ‘62 Shirley Wood ‘63 David Woodrow ‘62 Even the ‘top brass’ must pass inspection. says Ann Shulls to Johnny Butler. Underclassmen Harold Woodward ’63 Dorothy Wooten ‘62 Ricky Work. ‘64 Doug Wright ‘64 Ltaa Wright ‘63 Rebecca Wright 63 Ronnie Wright ‘63 Sharon Wright ‘64 Bill Yancey ‘63 Charlr Yctaick ‘62 Kaydec Young ‘64 Sandra Young ‘64 Malcolm Youngblood ‘62 Patty Zaretkl '64 Linda Morgan ‘64 168 169 wiokeo lor a wonderful ]uture! Southern iBeU CRESTWOOD SERVICE Those Good Shell Products 5524 Crestwood Boulevard PHONE WO 1-9105 Now is the time for all good men to come to tho aid of their country . . FRIEND SISTERS MILLBOURN SNEAD Ladies’ and Children's Ready-to-Wear Men’s Furnishings VE 6-8591 1st Ave. No. and 77 St. LY 2-2222 7716 Eastwood Mall Photographer 214 North 77th Street PHONE VE 6-5173 Clubs and School Groups Weddings Our Specialty We speak French with n southern accont. mm Compliments ALADDIN CLEANERS, INC. One-Hour Cleaning Two-Hour Shirts 108 North 55th Place •‘IN THE HEART OF WOODLAWN“ Other Locations: Center Point, Huffman, Leeds. Cahaba Heights, Mt. 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