Woodlawn High School - Woodlog Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1962 volume:

WOODLOG 1962 WOODLA WN HIGH SCHOOL Birmingham, Alabama Volume XXXVI Frivolous Moments ... Foreword As you open the 1962 Woodlog, you arc entering the portals of Woodlawn High School. As you turn the pages of this book, you will bring to life the memorable events of this school year—the hours of study, the frivolous moments, the athletic events; the crowded halls, and the lasting friendships that were formed. It is our hope that this book will bring to mind these cherished memories in years to come and that it will inspire you to maintain the high ideals that are so much a part of our school. Companionship Miss Claude Dowling Dedication For her influence on the many students who have known her as teacher, counselor, and friend we dedicate this book to Miss Claude Dowling. She has given untiringly of her time for the benefit of her students and for Woodlawn High School. The dedication of the Woodlog is an expression of our deep appreciation. 1962 4 Our Principal Mr. Ralph Martin Knowledge and understanding are the primary requisites for leadership. Mr. Ralph Martin understands Woodlawn from the level of the lowiest freshman to the most respected member of the faculty. His knowledge of Woodlawn has enabled him to give equal consideration to all departments and to provide leadership necessary for the betterment of our school. Under his guidance Woodlawn will continue to move forward as it has done in the past. PTA Projects Help Our School Officers pictured above arc: STANDING: Mr. Martin, treasurer; Mr. Bishop, first vice President. SEATED: Mrs. Wells, third vice president; Mrs. Landers, secretary; Mrs. Marsh, president; Mrs. Long, second vice president. The P.T.A. of Woodlawn High School is constantly busy with projects to improve the school and to improve relationships among students, parents, and teachers. It consists of fathers, mothers, faculty and other interested adults. 6 r niTT Department Heads 1962 The responsibility of each department head is to plan anti supervise the work, and arrange the schedule for each teacher in his department. The department heads work to establish good, hard-working classes which will benefit all students. Accelerated classes have been organized in the math. English, history, and science departments. There are also classes in science and in math which are not college preparatory. Mrs. Bates. English teacher, offers special help in reading to students who want it. MISS TENA BARKER Math Peabody, B.S., M.A. MISS ANNA DOUGHERTY English Converse College, B.M.; Northwestern University, M.A. MR. HARLEY GRASTON History Columbia University, B.A., M.S. MISS VIRGIL LAMB Languages Vassar. A. B. MR. ROBERT W. YOUNGBLOOD Science Auburn. B.S.. M.S., Ed. Adm.. M.S. MISS MARY DEAREN Business Education Bowling Green Business College; University of Kentucky, B.A. MR. JOHNNY HOWELL Coach Jacksonville State, B.S.; University of Alabama, M.A. MR. LAWRENCE FULUNCTON Industrial Arts Alabama, Auburn, Howard, B i r m i n g b a m • Southern, Equivalent to B.A. 8 Faculty MISS MYRTLE ALEXANDER business Education Bowling Green. B.A. MISS GLADYS ARMSTRONG Business Education University of Alabama. B.S. MISS DONNA BENTLEY Science David Lipscomb College. B.S. MRS. LEONA ALMON English University of Alabama. B.A. and M.A. MISS MILDRED BARNARD English Blur Mountain. Howard: Southern. MRS. LULA BELL BLACK Art Howard. B.A.; University of Alabama. M.A. MR. JOHN L ARMSTRONG History Howard, B.S.; University of Alabama. M.A. MRS. ALMA BATES English and Ed. TV Beloit College. B.A. MR. JOHN BLANE A thirties University of Blinoi . B.S. 9 “All right, Larry, hand over the money that I put on the desk, say Mrs. Franklin, financial secretary in the office, to innocent-looking Larry Contri. MRS. MABEL BRICE Science Berea College. B.S.: University of Alabama. M.A. MRS. BETTY G. BRYAN Home Economics Auburn. B.S. MRS. LUCILE BURTON Mathematics Howard. B.A. MR. JOHN I- CARTER History Auburn. B.S. and M.S. MRS. NANCY COLEE English University of Alabama. A.B. MISS ROSE COWN Science Georgia State College for Women. B.S.; Columbia, M.A. MRS. ELIZABETH CLARK History Howard. B.A.; University of Alabama. M.A. MR. JOSEPH COSPER Industrial Arts University of Alabama 10 Faculty 1962 MR. G. D. DOUGLAS Industrial Arts Auburn, B.S. MISS JANE DOUGLASS Mathematics Howard, B.S, MISS CLAUDE DOWLING Music Alabama College; Clara Harper Sleel, N. Y. C. Alexander Savine, N. Y. C. MR. JAMES FI.ESSER Mathematics University of Alabama, B.S.. M.A. MRS. MARLYN FRANKS Business Education New Mexico State University, B.S.; University of Tennessee, M.S. Senior Gayle Miller pauses at her locker to get a book for her next class. MR. GEORGE GAMMON Printing and Sheet Metal Howard; Auburn MISS EVA CODBEY F rench Athens, B.A.; University of Alabama, M.A. MR. JAMES I. GERALD Science Howard. A.B.; Alabama College. M.Ed. MISS DORCIE GOODWYN English Peabody, B.S. and M.A. II MRS. ANN MOON CRAY English Birmingham Southern, B.A. and M.A. MR. FREELEN HALLMARK Machine Shop University of Alabama MR. GEORGE W. HANLIN Math Auburn University, B.S. and M.A. MISS RUTH HARRISON English Vanderbilt, B.S. Mr. Youngblood studies the sun’s rays through a spectroscope. MRS. VELMA HILL Business Education Birmingham • Southern, B.A. MRS. MARY HAON Business Education Howard. B.S. MRS. MARGARET HOLLAND Math Birmingham • Southern. B.S.; Peabody, M.A. MRS. CAROLYN HUIE Science and Horne Economics Alabama College. B.S. MRS. MYRA JACKSON Home Economics Alabama College, B.S.; Iowa State. M S. MRS. BESS JONES English Birmingham - Southern, A.B. and M.A. MRS. OUIDA B. KINZEY Math Birmingham Southern, B.A. M.Ed. 12 MISS ANNIE KATHERINE LOONEY English Birmingham • Southern, B.A. MRS. FRANCES McDonald Math Howard, A.B. MRS. AUDREY MARTIN English and Librarian University of Tennessee, B.A.; Columbia University, M.A.;« Peabody, B.S. in L.S. MRS. JUANITA L. LEWIS Librarian David Lipscomb College, B.A.; Peabody MRS. PAULINE LONG Birmingham - Southern, B.S.; University of Chicago, M.S.; Graduate Work, M.I.T., Florida State University, Universities of Alabama. California, and North Dakota MISS KATE MALONE Science Howard, A.B., M.S. MRS. INEZ LYERLY English Huntingdon, A.B.; University of Alabama, M.A. MRS. F„ ESTILL PEACOCK Math Birmingham - Southern, A.B.; University of Alabama, M.A. MRS. ANITA MURPHY Spanish and History Alabama College, A.B. 13 Faculty 1962 MRS. REBECCA PEEPLES English Howard, B.A. MRS. LOUISE POPE Science Alabama College, B.S. MR. WILLIAM REYNOLDS Science Auburn. B.S., M.S. MRS W 't K )|l| 'S N Math | Huntingdon, A.B.: I diversity of Alabama. M. . MISS SARA ROPER English Howard. B.S. MRS. M. O'SHEA SOUTHARD Science Alabama College, B.S. MR. JOSEPH DAVID TURNER .Music Auburn. 3 Mi years Pre-Med; B.S., Music Education. University of Alabama MRS. ALDA UMPHREY Home Economics University of Alabama, M.A. MISS KATHERINE ROBBINS Librarian, Department Head Birmingham • Southern, B.A.; Louisiana State University, B.S. in LS. MR. GERALD SMITH Hand Emporia Teachers’ College, B.S.; University of Kansas, M.S. MISS LOU LA UPTON History Peabody, B.A.. M.A. 14 MR. FRED N. VANCE i.i lory Birmingham-Southern. A.B. MRS. POLLIE WELLS Math Howard. A.B. MR. W. M. WEST Math Vanderbilt. A.B. MISS PAULINE ZINSER Orchestra Illinois Wesleyan University, B.M., M. in Music Education. MR. PAUL H. CAUDLE History Birmingham-Southern; Howard, A.B. Advisors MR. WILLIOM H. BANCROFT Roys' Advisor Howard College, A.B. MISS BEATRICE HANNON Girls’ Advisor University of Alabama, B.S.; Columbia University, M.A. MISS GRACE PECK Student Counselor Western Reserve University. Master of Social Administration. MR. JOHN C. TANNER Custodian. MRS. VIRGINIA ZEALY Bank Adi is or. MRS. NEVILLE TUCKER Home Nursing. Office Staff 1962 MRS. ELSIE N. CAMPBELL Registrar Birmingham-Southern College, A. B. MRS. VASHTI SIMMONS Assistant Registrar Ma scy Business College MRS. LAURA FRANKLIN Assistant and Financial Secretary Howard College Lunchroom Staff MRS. MARGUERITE LANCASTER Assistant Lunchroom Manager MRS. MATTIEREE JONES Lunchroom Manager MRS. LILLIAN JOHNSON Cashier MRS. INEZ McNEIL Cashier Mrs. Holland sample the brownies served after a teachers’ meeting. 16 The 1961-62 Latin Club The Patrician Latin Club, organized in 1924 to promote interest in the language -and culture of the ancient world, is under the direction of Miss Faync Moore. The club's two vice presidents choose sides are alternately responsible for the program . All club members must either bo taking Latin at the time of membership or must have previously taken it. FIRST ROW: Sharon Hamrick; Jane Smith, secretary-treasurer; Joan Frachiseur; Cynthia Heath, chaplain. SECOND ROW: Francis Morris; Linda Stewart; Curolyn Davis, president; Palsy Mills. THIRD ROW: Foster Cook; Pat Alford, Tatler representative. FOURTH ROW: Carolyn Harris; Sandra Henderson, vice president; Carolyn Reavers; Carolyn Seibert; Richard Horn. FIFTH ROW: Myrna Mills; Dick Simoneaux; Sam Baldone, vice president; Kay Dees. SIXTH ROW: David Richardson; George Arnold; Larry Robertson. FIRST ROW; Marilyn Finch; Diane Lykcs. second vice president; Claudia Hardin, treasurer; Sandra Cochran, secretary; Ann Hussey, president. SECOND ROW: Jenny Adams; Janice Stone; Ann Bednar; Kaydec Young; Mary Ann Long. THIRD ROW: Maurine Akers; Nancy Shoults; Sharon McElroy; Diane Christian. FOURTH ROW: Linda Morgan; Lynn Gilbert; Elaine Dingier. FIFTH ROW: Terry Justice: Larry Morgan; Joe Hamilton; Miss Eva Dodbcy; Doug Seay; Johnny Yeager. a Le Cercle Francais The French Club helps its members to become better acquainted with the French people and their customs. Most of the members correspond with a French penpal. They learn to sing French songs and do old folk dances. 18 El Pasatiempo Members of the Spanish Club hove fun learning about the customs, traditions, and history of the Spanish speaking countries. This make the study of Spanish more interesting for the Spanish students who are given preference as members of the club. FIRST ROW: Jeon Elder; Wilda Ramey; Elizabeth Joiner; Judy Wilson, president. SECOND ROW: Diane Vaske: Jane Hicks, chaplain; Dianne Landers, treasurer; Judy Barnes, vice president; Judy Bailey. THIRD ROW: lunni Todd; Jean While; Cassandra Phillips: Jimmy Rye. FOURTH BOW: Angela Robinson; Linda Hill; Sharon Wright, secretary; Wilma Atnip; Mike Houston. FIFTH ROW': Mrs. Florine Trigg, sponsor; Jane Bulmnn; Jean Bulman. The Bible Study Club The Bible Study Club is open to anyone who is interested in studying the Bible. It also is designed to increase your knowledge of the characters of the Bible. The club is nondenominutional. FIRST ROW: Donnie Mr-Brayer; Audrey Turner, chaplain; Jimmy Gibson, president; Sue Butler, vice president; Johnny Black, vice president. SECOND ROW': Gayle Smith; Phyllis Hyde; Faye Smith; Glenda Williams. THIRD ROW': San-dra Holland; Brenda Holmes; Elaine McAlister; Jane Olson. FOURTH ROW: Bobby Bynum; Bobby Slaughter; Donald Clem: Mrs. Sara Bowie, sponsor. FIFTH ROW: Dale Glasscock; Sammy Hamm: Henry Corbett. “Thy Word Is a Lamp Unto My Feet99 19 Commercial Club The Commercial Club, organized in 1960, gives the commercial students the opportunity to learn about the world of hu-iness and to develop the skills that they have learned in the Commercial Department. FIRST ROW: Jane Ford. Taller representative; Beverly Morton; Sandra King, secretary-treasurer; Glenda Walker, chaplain; Doris Massey; Roma Abercrombie, president. SECOND ROW; Janice Hardy, Trease Holliday, Sandra Percer, Jeanne Strickland, vice president; Judy Barnes. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Marlyn Franks, sponsor; Pat Mintz; Rachel Biggs; Virginia Waldrop; Judy Dickinson; Deanna Harlow; Ann Pennington; lands Herald. Nature Club This club was organized in 1954. Its main purpose is to further interest and .enjoyment in the field of nature. Interesting programs and many field trips help to make this club one of the most active in our school. FIRST ROW: Wayne Brand, secretary; Barbara Fanner, vice president; Jimmy Headly, president. SECOND ROW: Judi Kendrick. THIRD ROW: Debbie Johnson: Carol Hand; Larry Tate; Don Landers; Jack Thompson; Carl Hinkle. FOURTH ROW: Carolyn Coshatt; Marcia Jackson; Mike Cooley; Claudia Wadsworth; Ralph Stowe. FIFTH ROW: Anita Richards; Charlotte Crew; Becky Hatfield; Larry McMurray; Manila Collins; Gerry Dameron; Don Winn. SIXTH ROW: Mr. A. B. Miles, sponsor. 20 In 1921 the Pen and Ink Club was formed. The club’s aim is to give student an opportunity to exercise their own ideal , judgements, and initiatives. It is managed by the art student . Member design and muke numerous item among which are Christmas cards, ash trays, vases, and paintings. Many members participate in the city’s annual art show. Pen and Ink Club FIRST ROW: Johuye Pat Moore; Judy Aurandt; Janice Smith, Tatler representative; DiAnn Higdon. SECOND ROW': Trudie Henry; Edith l.edhcttcr; Linda O’Neal; Dianne Parker, vice president. THIRD ROW: Sandra Hoskins; Judy Harris; Janice Bass. FOURTH ROW: Carolyn Hancock, president; Jenny Hildreth; Mrs. Lula Bell Black, sponsor. Utopian Science Club FIRST ROW': Bill Wheat; Winston Long, president; Steven Oliver; Joy Dickinson, ecre-tary. SECOND ROW: George Hasenhien; Mike Loveless; William Brown; Bobby Bonner; Kenneth Harbin; Kenneth Bagwell; Eddie Lee. THIRD ROW: Janet Conhoy; David Woodrow; Jimmy Smith; Joe Potter; Donald Parker. FOURTH ROW: Rick James; Eddie Hegg; Stanley Milwec; Eddie Huwley; Johnny Holland; Leonard Gavin; Melinda Robinson. FIFTH ROW: David Littleton; Randy Hill; W'itliam Creel; Thomas Me-Cullock; Fred Hawkins; Michele Dahne; Mr . Pauline Long, sponsor. The Ixreuwcnhoek Science Club was organized in 1922 when Woodlawn High School first opened. A second club was formed, and later the sponsors decided to consolidate these two clubs and form the Utopian Science Club. Recently the Chem-Bio-Physics Club united with this club. Every semester each member makes a science project. Many member have won stale and national prizes in contest and fairs. Library Club of 1961-62 Thr Library Club, organized by Mi Mildred Johnston in 1938, U limited to those students who have been approved by the librarian as library assistants. Miss Katherine Robbins i now sponsor. One of their projects is preparing the monthly Library Bulletin, which i given to faculty members and to all session rooms. FIRST ROW: Anne Smitherman, president; Edwina Johnson, assistant editor of the Library Bulletin; Betty Wilson, editor of the Library Bulletin; Jean Sivert, secretary; Linda Bearden, treasurer; Judy Barnes, vice president; Jeanne Strickland, reporter. SECOND ROW:' Sharon Champion; Helen Garrett; Sharon Davis; Cynthia Heath; Linda Lee; Linda Horst. THIRD ROW: la-r Anne Scott; Joan Sivert; Ijnda McLain; Patsy Henson; Ann Thomas; Carolyn Hurst; Jimmy Rye. FOURTH ROW': David Black; Wayne Pritchett; Billy Walker; Ricky Wall; Joe Hamilton; Mike Melton; Budd Shelnutt. Junior Math Club The Junior Math Club was organized in 1953. The hiembcrship is made up of students who have completed Math I and If and who want to continue their studies in mathematics. FIRST ROW: Madelyn Morgan; Dcnni Breed; Eddie Muglach, vice president; Dolly Schmalz; Nancy Turner; Mike Harris. SECOND ROW: Marguerite Pope; Martha Lowery; Jeanne Latham; Kay Lynn Frey; Buddy Kelly; Miss Jane Douglass, sponsor. THIRD ROW: Linda Henry; Peggy Sims; Dan Trot-man; Joe Bagwell. FOURTH ROW: Paul Cray; Larry Kikcr; Rodney Borders. FIFTH ROW: Steve Sargeant; Gilbert Isbell; .Larry Southworth; Lee Knight; Robert Harris. SIXTH ROW': Richard Crew: George Nichols, secretary; Quitman Liner; James Drake; Charles Hazlehurst. Beatrice Hannon F.T.A FIRST ROW: Betty Jean Ellis, parliamentarian; Sharlee W illiams, Vice President; Libby Ogles. Taller representative; Edwina Johnson, president; Patti McDill, recording secretary; Era Allison, corresponding secretary, Mona McKinley, historian. SECOND ROW: Veronica Gilliland; Linda Lovell; Linda LaVccchia; Iris Roman; Pat Haney; Betsy Ellis. THIRD ROW; Virginia Smith; Shirley Wood; Terry Hamilton; Linda Lee; Lonnie Chappelear; Glenda Calloway; Ann Eden; Charlotte Wood. FOURTH ROW: Pat Lovell; Kathy Baily; Gail Pair; Cherry Robinson; Margaret Black; Barbara Brooks: Carmen Coulombe; Miss Sara Roper, sponsor. The Beatrice Hannon F.T.A. was numed in honor of our girls’ advisor. Miss Beatrice Hannon, in 1954. It became a club when the membership of the Charles A. Brown F.T.A. became too large. This F.T.A. is affiliated with A.E.A. ond N.E.A.; and its many activities include helping teachers, working on profitable projects and serving at classroom teachers’ meetings. FIRST ROW': Sherry McDowell, chaplain; Betty W'ilson, vice president; Linda Powe, treasurer: Mary Bice; Carolyn Layne, Taller representative; Brownie Foote, vice president. SECOND ROW: Gloria Radcliff: Nancy Brindley; Joannah Fox; Margaret Ann King; Sheila Miller. THIRD ROW: Carol Vann; Charlotte Harris; Carol Costin; Sherry Laster; Charlotte Thompson; Ruth Corad. FOURTH ROW: Jane Hatcher; Bonnie Ginn; Sharon Blice; Mary Alice Milican. Formed in 1947 Charles A. Brown F.T.A. The girl in this F.T.A. do not necessarily want to go into thr teaching profession, but it offers -them the opportunity to develo; leadership by helping teachers during theii study periods, and serving at classroon teachers' meeting . Mrs. Pollic Wells is th« sponsor of the Charles A. Brown F.T.A. 23 Personality Club 1961-62 The purpose of the Personality Club is to improve its members’ personalities. To become a member, a girl must be willing to work hard striving to develop her personality. Every semester the club chooses a project; and. in the past, the)- have bought bedspreads for the boys' hospital room in Mr. Bancroft's office. FIRST ROW: Brenda Pridmore, president; Rebecca Denson, vice president; June De Lorme, secretary; Margaret Winnctt, treasurer; Linda Connell, chaplain. SECOND ROW: Sue Speegle; Shirley Stmth; Elizabeth Nabors; Ginger Lotz; Wanda Kelley; Carol May. THIRD ROW: Patsy Swafford; Libby Nocella; Brenda Gregor)-; ffancy Mauk; Jerry Cox; Gay Barker. FOURTH ROW: Nadine Swaner; Judy Holloway; Sherry Reed; Patricia Brooks; Nancy Coolicr; Kay Cruse; Sandra Moreland. FIFTH ROW: Carol Lee; Nancy Ward. SIXTH ROW: Marlene Hak; Syfvia Kitchens; Jean Brenlin; Jan Rylant; Glenda Robertson; Patsy Henson. SEVENTH ROW: Mrs. Carolyn Huie, sponsor; Beverly James; Nancy Ellis; Nancy Thomas; Connie King; Carole Reynolds; Sharon Smith. Althean Literary Club In I960 the Althean and Veatalian Clubs consolidated to form tiie Althean Literary Club. This club was formed to develop personalities, to foster friendships, and to add to the cultural life of its members. Some of their activities include guest speakers. social events, and interesting programs. FIRST ROW: Kay Aderholt, treasurer; Dot Parker, Taller representative; Martha Williams, president; Mary Ann Thompson, vice president; Carmel Damico, secretary; Paula Ailes, chaplain. SECOND ROW: Jayne Parker: Linda Calloway; Barbara Moffett; Millie Sims; Sandra Perrin; Cynthia Nabors; Lynda Nolen. THIRD ROW: Marguitu Wilbanks; Delores Voyles; Carolyn Voyles; Jenny Baker; Eileen McIntosh; Gail Kind; Diana Perry. FOURTH ROW: Miss Ruth Ford, sponsor; Junwatia Hudson. 4 The Thalian Dramatic Club Formed in 1926, The Thalian Dramatic Cluh is the oldest, and one of the largest in our school. Membership is limited to speech students interested in drama. Activities of the club include plays, radio performance, programs, and stunts. FIRST ROW: Walter Adams; Lee Anne Scott; Emily Durden; Tennie Davis; Kathy Harper. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Rodgers; Martha Sullivan; Alice Walker; Pat Wentzell; Bobbie Autra. THIRD ROW: Randall Bain; Jean Strickland; Mary Frances Williams; Ann Smithcrmon; Mary Louise Seal; Sandy Jones; Nancy Houston. FOURTH ROW: Greg McGraw; Melinda Mylius; Virginia Galloway; Joan Walker; Jane Ann Pinson; Cheryl Pauley; Dawn McDonald; Julio Kemp; Kitty McNeil; Anna Christenson. FIFTH ROW: Ronald Jackson; Carolyn Salty; Guyle Brown; Pot Kelly; Carolyn Sublett. SIXTH ROW: Nancy Marlin; Darlene Beard; James Leonard; Duncan Corbett; J. J. Gardcnhirc; Floyd Little. Home Economics Cluh Enjoyment is found by some of the girls in this club by relating what they have learned in Home Ec class and putting it to use in their club. FIRST ROW: Patricia McBride; Janice Clark; Brenda Wingate; Linda Helton, vice president. SECOND ROW: Faye Hosey; Barbara Reeves; Bonnie Mauldin; Jean Linkhart. THIRD ROW: Ina Peel; Virginia Rogers; Mrs. Alda Umphery, sponsor; Elaine McGee. The Stamp and Coin Club collect coin and stumps. Some of the students have beautiful collections. Most of the student enjoy collecting coins more than they do collecting stamp . The sponsor of this club is Miss Rose Gown. The club was organized this semester. Stamp and Coin Club FIRST ROW: Felton Whiting; Donald Trim: Bobby Barksdale. SECOND ROW: Morris Parrish; Johnny Falkner; Gary Gladen. THIRD ROW: Dean Markham; Vic Kelley; I-arry Hudson; Mis Rose Gown, sponsor. FOURTH ROW; Donuid Garrett; Wayne Prichard; John Cooper. FIFTH ROW: Glynn Gattis, Taller representative; Wesley Amerson, vice president; Kalliopi Dakis, secretary •treasurer; Eddie Stovall, president. Organizations o€rUc= FIRST ROW: Judy Thompson, corresponding secretary; Anne Brown, vice president; Laurel Beathca, treasurer; Linda Hor� t, president; Glynda Peeples, Taller representative; Louise Harper, recording secretary. SECOND ROW: Ann UsJjcr; Ann Thomas; Shirley Kendrick; Judy Haney; Sandra Monroe; Dianne Seale; Becky Crocker; Catherine Stephens. THIRD ROW: Susan Muckenfuss; Carol George; Nancy Badger; Belly Brandon; Sandra F.akcn; Virginia Struck; Patricia Julian; Lynn Reese. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Inez Lyerly, sponsor; Judy Berry; Dianne Whitehead: Patricia Harper; Cuil Thomas; Linda Carter; Dale Blue; Camille Bowers; Carolyn Lovell. FIFTH BOW: Lawrence Corley; Dale Marhut; Larry Con tri; Phil Phillips; Adolph Lavin; Jack Marchant. 26 1962 The Promoters Club The Promoters Club is a member of the Inter-High Promoters a city wide club. Each year the club members sponsor the U.N. Tour to New York and the United Nations. Any member of the club may go if he is interested. To be a member, you must have a “C” or above average for the previous semester. ! Junior Red Cross The Junior Red Crow Club was organized to help with the American Red Cross and Community Chest drive. It main purpose is to help disabled or underpriviledged persons by filling Christmas boxes for the veterans and by filling boxes of clothing for the needy. These Clubs Work Hard to Serve Their School Organizations ’62 FIRST ROW: Linda Biddle, president; Carol Allen, secretary; Joe Warden, chaplain; Alice Ballard, treasurer; Paula Cunningham, publicity chairman; Willie Mae Houts, vice president. SECOND ROW: Brenda Whitlock; Carol McGraw; Susan Owen; Lisa Wright; Kathleen Able; Pat Norris. THIRD ROW: Miss Lula Upton, sponsor; Julia McGinnis; Jo Seay; Bonnie Scott; Virginia Whitlock; Prissy McGuire; Pat Murphy; Cookie Breed. Entre Nous Y-Teens This Y-Teen group has as their purpose tlic same ideals as the other Y-Teen groups of our school Tito girls work hard on the projects that they select during the semester. FIRST ROW: Lynn Blakewood; Carol Sue Vance; Martha Waldrop. SECOND ROW: Patricia Shay; Sarah Hewitt; Sarah Witte; Judith Olson; Fran Hargis; Sandra Wilson. THIRD ROW: Elaine Marsh; Murcia Bankston; Mrs. Lucille Burton, sponsor: Ann Waldrond; Betty Emcns; Ann McCulley. FOURTH ROW': Cheryl Webster; Judy Mashbum; Lynda W'ood; Margaret Reeves; Sally Hill. FIFTH ROW': Sheila Carroll; Karen Tidwell; Sue Okin; Becky Sides; Joy Nichols; Nell Spivey; Judy Coalson. SIXTH ROW': Susan Villadscn; Algenia Stover; Judy Buzbce; Susan Baer; Janice Drummonds; Shirley Vandcrver; Jo Ann W'aters. 27 Toujour Amis Y-Teens FIRST ROW: Marilyn Payne, president; Jayne Welch, Taller representative; Barbara Eades, project chairman; Mary Jo Harvella, secretary; Thyra Martin, program chairman; Joyce Henderson, treasurer. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Pat Cobb, sponsor; Donna Mayhew; Anita Barnett; Sara Schlosser; Kathy Swallcy; Jean Bales, Christine Beard. THIRD ROW: Brenda Hadley; Marlene Jones; Linda Posner; Sharon McDonald. FOURTH ROW': Joan Moses; Connie Payne; Rita Watsaw; Anita Stuart; Suzanne Cox. FIFTH ROW': Jane Burnette; Lou Ellen McLain; Linda Keefer; Dorothy Wooten, ena are junior manbote � f d Y.W.C.A. Tlx- purjxi-.- of tin- Y-Teens is to develop the mental, spiritual, and social graces of its roembert. All the nirN participate in yearly projects such as tlx-Christmas project. Y-TEENS Gleamette Y-Teens 1961-62 FIRST ROW: Shirley Davis, Taller representative; Ann Reynolds, treasurer; Nancy Clark, president; Cail Norris, secretary; Brenda Hutto, vice president. SECOND ROW; Sandra Mu so; Karen Maddox; Katherine Prentice; Sandra Sykes; Mrs, Margaret Holland, sponsor. THIRD ROW’: Teresa Williamson; Bertha Jo Scott; Carolyn Magnuson. FOURTH ROW: Martha McLaughlin; Phyllis Vantrease. FIFTH ROW': Henrietta Seward. 28 Future Nurses of America Future Nurses of America is a service club. It lm« given food and clothing to many needy families and has contributed many articles to the school. Their programs arc planned to inform all who arc interested in nursing us a career. Membership is open to all girls. FIRST ROW: Sandra Gibbs, president; Myrle Coleman, vice president; Sally Malone, secretary. SECOND ROW:-Rita Graham; Carry Tucker; Nancy Boyer; Carolyn Downer. THIRD ROW: Jane Short; Barbura Manendi; Cyline Mclnnish; Martha Dailey; Jerri Griffin. FOURTH ROW: Linda Rogers; Charlotte Womblc; Gail Pair; Sheila Rucks; Dot Parker; Suzy Jarvis; Carole Cockrell. FIFTH ROW': Janet Naramorc; Maxine Ayer; Joyce Lawrence. SIXTH ROW: June Drummond; Helen Garrett; Mrs. Mabel Brice, sponsor; Helen Cagle; Linda King; Sandra DcMarais; Renee Delottc. Tri-Teens 1961-62 This Tri-Teen Club is affiliated with the other Y-Tccns of our school. The purpose of the Y-Teen is to develop the mental, spiritual, and social graces of its members. FIRST ROW: Esther Coggin, Taller representative; Joan Sivert, vice president; Jean Sivcrt, president; Mary Gene Harris, secretary-treasurer. SECOND ROW: Penny Davidson: Kay Bain; _ Susan Gregory; Cynthia Poe; Joyce Brasher. THIRD ROW: Janice Lockridge; Elizabeth Sharp; irginia Dansby; Glenda Meade; Cheryl Orton; Janice Sparks; Nancy Cason. FOURTH ROW': Linda Taul; Pam Blaich. FIFTH ROW: Laura Neely; Rebecca Wright; Betty WTalker; Prudyce Oxley; Sibyl Hinkle; Janie Me-Knight; Patsy Bryant. SIXTH ROW: Cathy Jenkins; Darlene Chandler; Wanda Brown; Ann Ingram; Ann Newton. 29 Creative Writing Club The purpose of the Creative Writing Club is to teach it mcml er� how to write poetry. The members write some poetry at home and then bring it to the club with them. This develops a sense of competition among the members. Each person must contribute something during the semester. The sponsor of the Creative Writing Club is Miss Mildred Barnard. FIRST ROW; Jim Alexander, president; Darlene Powell; Kalcnuu Wade; Patti Dial. SECOND ROW: Betty Bullock; Sue Chandler, vice president; Judy Gilbert; Miss Mildred Barnard, sponsor. 'I 1IIRD ROW: Barbara Clark, Pal Drake; Wayne Ridenhour. FOURTH ROW: Darlene Drinkard, Taller representative; Elaine Hobson. Organizations 1962 Boys' Model Club Boys interested in a manual skill as a hobby or profession belong to this club. The members work on models at club meetings and also at home. This gives them an opportunity to create something in which they arc really interested and to have the satisfactions of using manual skills. FIRST ROW: Lee Gibson, president; Grady Stone, secretary and treasurer. SECOND ROW: Tommy King; Randall Wade; Wayne Curley; David Ligon. THIRD ROW: Owen Jennings; Edward Clark; Lonnie Martin; Ben Clarke: Louis Brown. FOURTH ROW: Mr. J. D. Cospcr, sponsor; Bobby Liner; Charles Culverhouse; Phillip Holmes; David Vinson; Randy George. FIFTH ROW: Jerry Sparks; Robert Bearden; Charlie Boyd; Jimmy Kimberly; Jerry Ash. Outstanding In Physical Education Girls’ Letter Club A Rirl must have completed four sc-metiers of gym, received her letter, and be willing to work a« a g)m assistant to qualify for membership in the Girls’ Letter club. The girls often go as a tram to compete with teams from other schools. FIRST ROW: Martha Crawford, secretary; Jean Rogers, Tatlcr Representative: Beth Valentine, president; Margaret Phillips, vice president; Dorothy Busby, sergeant-at-arms; Georgellrn Hurst, sergeant-at-arms. SECOND ROW: Carole Gilliam; Patsy Zarclki; Kay Lesley; Carole Galloway; Kathey Reese. THIRD ROW: Paula Fox; Billie Rollins; Judy Price; Joy Staples; Linda Griffen; Mary Sue Rowan. FOURTH ROW: Miss Mildred Lowery, sponsor; Ginn White; Dianne Cardwell; Mary John Allsopp. The Boys' Letter Club consists of boys who have been given letters on the basis of their participation in at least one of the following sports: varsity, golf, tennis, football, or varsity basketball. Boys’ Letter Club Bill Busby; J. T. Calfee; Dan Davis; Bill Dunn; Tommy Garrison: Butch Waldrop; Mike Vines; Charles Hoxlehurst; Tommy Loveless; Wayne Smith; Andy Muglack; Doug Edwards; Charles Lynn; Greg Henry; Gerald Moore; Jerry Garrison; Harold Morgan; Bill Stewart; Carter Stephens; Bill Callen; Tom Reinhart; Tommy Monroe; Robert Hutchins; Jerry Benton; Glenn Black; Mac Mullican; Jimmy Edwards; Vic Royal. (Members pictured according to the roll of the club.) 31 Do You Have an O.K.? Marshal Captains and Assistants O FIRST ROW: Sheila Hester, head marshal. SECOND ROW: Ann Bellsnyder, captain; Mary Gene Harris, captain; Martha Sullivan, assistant; Linda Abbott, captain; Larry Contri. captain. THIRD ROW: Nancy Howard, assistant; Diane Jones, captain; Katherine .Stephens, assistant; Nancy Turner, Captain. FOURTH ROW; J. T. Calfee, captain. r 5 a n i z a t i o n s 9 6 2 A student must be in the sixth semester or above, must have a general average of C” or above, and must be ap-proved by a faculty committee consisting of sponsors, advisors, and the principal to be eligible for membership in the Marshal Honor Society. An act of dishonor disqualifies any person eligible for membership in this society. M a r s h a I Honor S 0 c 1 e t y Linda Abbott Sheila Hester Distributive Education Club Having existed only six year . Woodlawn High School’s Distributive Education Club is the youngest of its kind in Alabama. Despite this fact, many Woodlawn students have been among the most outstanding in the state. This has been proved by their success in the business world after graduation, as well as by their achievement while still in school. The organization is composed of students interested in distribution, which includes selling merchandise and services. They take aptitude tests to determine what fields will be best for them. Through experience in these fields they train for the future. FIRST ROW: Rise Me Cutcheon; Judy Lavctt. historian; Sue Vincent; Pam Robinson. SECOND ROW: Jane Shelnutt, secretary; Cheryl Prid-more, vice president; Besty Ray, chaplain; Sharon Scarborough. THIRD ROW: John W'alker; Ray Parsons; Charles Pocopani, treasurer; Roy Talley, parliamentarian; Dennis Mox-ley; Ccorge Coop; Eddie Whatley. FOURTH ROW': Franklin Mickle; Bobby Treadwell: Leon Dudley; Kenneth Williams, sergeant at arms; Jesse Roegner; Larry Holmes; Perry Keith. 1 9 6 2 Diversified Occupations Club Diversified Occupations is a training program for juniors and seniors who wish to train for a trades or occupation . Members of the club may participate in any field of training except distribution. Some of the careers open to students are nursing, radio, refrigeration; and automobile trades. OFFICERS: Fred Boyles. president; Richard Bramlett, vice president; Carolyn Keith, secretary; Wayne Mayo, treasurer. FIRST ROW': Carolyn Hancock; Rebecca McDaniel; Carolyn Keith. SECOND ROW': Nclvage Willingham; Don Blount; James Kimbrrll; Chester Ballard. THIRD ROW: Fred Bwylea; Steve Adair; W'ayne Mayo; Richard Riggins. FOURTH ROW: Bill Casey; Carlos Gonzales; Richard Brain-lett; Phillip Hcis; Mr. E. C. Alvcrson, D. 0. Coordinator. 31 R.O.T.C M Sgt- William H. Ryan Organizations 1962 Head Sponsor Diane Jones. 34 COMPANY A—Rifle Team ROW ONE: Roger Ledbetter, Bill Dean, Bob Kenney, Ed Self, Tim Crosswhite. SECOND ROW: Charles McFarlin, sponsor Lou Ellen McLain, Ronnie Watkins, Dale Earhart. BATTLE CROUP Battle Group Commander John Gurley, Capt. Tim Crosswhitc. Sponsors Linda Carroll, I at Murphy, Ann Shull , und Lou Ellen McClain. City’s Best Disc and Diamond HS ROTC 1962 Company K Cart Ames; Charles Brooks; Lucicn Bomar; Paul Bowers; Charlie Brown; Robert Cain; Henry Corbett; Jimmy Dickerson; Jimmy Farris; Pete Ford; Lamar Flowers; Rickey Griggs; Johnny Craves; Bennett Gilbert; Steve Giles; Lawson Gunn; Buddy Green; Wendell Harless; Johnny Hadecz; Robert Haon; David Honeycutt; Richard Joiner; Earl Kent; William Lowery; Thomas McCulloch; Dean Markham; Ronald Mitchell; Fred Nash; Bobby Peacock; Richard Pruitt; Donald Parker; Dale Pullen; David Richardson; Ralph Stowe; Ronnie Seale; Tommy Woods; Charles Wilson: Donald Winn; Eugene Jolly; Tommy Thompson; Kenneth Street; Walter Adams; Lawrence Irvin; Charles King; Johnny Lewis: I-arry McMurrey; Willard Rochester; Steve Scale; Robert Stone; Eddie Prady; Bill Partain; Gerald Bon-holzcr; Ben Clarke; Bill Dean; Kenneth Honlin; Lonnie Martin; Charles Smith. “Company, Halt!” Charles McFarlin; Kenneth Hanlin; Tim Crosswhitc; Ben Clark; Wayne Gurley; Greg McGraw; Walter Adams; Lonnie Martin; Lee Williams. Company I Gerald Airhardt; Scotty Briggs; Jimmy Bailey; Kuymond Busier; Bobby Barnes; Larry Cagle; Earl Creel; John Duke; Johnny Ellis; Joey Feller; Jimmy Farlow; Johnny Fulton; Larry Gamble; Frank Cork; Arion Goins; Dusty Gomiiin; Donald Garrett; Gary Gladden; Billy Gray; Tommy Honeycutt; Larry Holloway; Bill Inman; .Dennis Jones; Eurl King; David Littleton; Vernon Lowe; Jimmy Martin; John McPherson; Ray McAfee; Dunny Noe; Terrell Nix; Danny Painter; Steve Pyron; Jimmy Perrigan; Kenny Parks; Don Pruitt; Jimmy Proctor; Freddy Quinn; Richard Sawyer; David Shoultz; Mike Swindle; Bill Stems; Billy Scott; Niles Swoder; Ruddy Terrell; Ernest Thompson; Tommy Wright; David Weaver; Ronald Watkin ; Jim Blake; W'illis Brown; Randcll Bullock; Phillip Flaugher; William Fricks; Mike Gamer; Chuck Gilbert; Dale Glassock; Danny Green; Richard Halstead; Mike Harper; Rodney Huffstullor; Richard Jack-son; Perry Kilpatrick; Robert Kinney; Billy Kullman; Roger Ledbetter; Ronald Marsh; Eddie Massey; Greg McGraw; Edward Self; Newman Smith; Jimmy Spann; Mike Stewart; Donald Trinun; Lee Williams; Mike Wright; Mike Zom; Leon Citatum. The Woodlog Proudly Presents the Woodlawn High School Band Woodlnwn’s marching band is under ihe direction of Mr. Gerald A. Smith. The Band perforins each full during the halftime at our football games, in school events in which the hand is needed, and during the spring at the annual band review. This quartet is featured on the school hymn at our football games. They are Linda Henry, Eddie Hawley, Steven Oliver, and Bill Wheat. Byron Baggett. Fred Beverly, David Black. Johnny Black, Linda Brady, Wanda Brown, Susan Cain. Larry Culfcc, Jimmy , 0hn John Dawson, Herbie Dayton, Michele Dohne, Geamcy Falkncr. Lamar Flowers, Nathan Funderburke, Lee Gibson, Louis Gigis, Bennett Gilbert, Johnny Graves. Kendall Guest, J e Hamilton. Kenneth Hanlin, Robert Haon, Hur- vey Harbour, Jimmy Hums, Eddie Hawley, Carol Henry. Linda Henry. Sibyl Hinkle, Bobby Holley, Guydcnc Holmes, Gail Holt, Robert Horsley, Larry Hudson, Wayne Jcrrcll. Sarah Keener, Vice Kelley. Jimmy Kent, Lee Knight, Mike Kontzen, Bobby Kullman, Dianne Iamders, Mike Loveless, Coy Lowery, Diane Lykcs, Lewis Martin. Maureen Miller, John McAllister, Eldridge McCay, Bill McCutcheon, Jerry McGukin, Ben Neighbors, Maurice Newby, Steven Oliver. Scott Passmore, Penn, Dale Pullen, Robert Robic, A1 Robinson, Andy Robinson, Billy Rowell, Sandra Ruinorc, James Segers, James Sherrill, Dick Simoneaux. Jimmy Slaughter, James Smith, Sheryl Smith, Robert Stone, Simone Suddeth, Mike Sumners, Shirlee Vanderver. Don Ward, Bill Wheat, Donald Winn. Tommy Woods. Joe Ziegler. 36 Lou Ellen McLain, Regular The majorettes perform with thr hand at the half-time during our football season. Caro! Hand, Regular Alice Ballard, Regular Judy Bullock, First Alternate 1962 Peggy Geralds, Regular Kitty Cray, Head Sharon Walsh, Regular Martha Crawford Regular Bobbye Lehman Regular Judy Livanos, Regular Judy Price, Second Alternate Susan Garner Regular Car oilers I he Carol lers Club is a well-known singing group in our school. The girls try out and are selected by Mis Dowling, the club sponsor. They meet at the sixth period and often join with the Cavaliers Club to make up the Woodlawn High School Chorus. Officers of the dub are Dot Parker, president; Markann Pilgreen. vice president: Cecilia Savage, secretary; Margaret! Winnett. Taller representative. Miss Claude Dowling. Sponsor Nancy Badger Judy Bailey Kay Bain Carolyn Beaver Laurel Bethea Nancy Brindley Sina Joy Brust Jane Bullock Jean Bullock Judy Bullock Sheila Carroll Linda Carter Lonnie Chappclear Carol Cobb Myrlc Coleman Joyce Conn .Suzanne Cox (Charlotte Crew Carolyn Davis Renee Delatte Patti Dial Glenda Dorset! Kay Gentle Sharon Gilpin Bonnie Ginn Jerri Griffin Linda Griffin Mary Gene Harris Gail Hosea Ellen Juckeon Suzy Jarvis Elizabeth Johnson Linda Johnson Pat Johnson Shirley Kendrick Jan Kimberly Gail King Margaret King Bobbeye l-essman Martha Lowery Carol McGrow Elaine Mursh Thyra Martin Cynthia Nabors Elizabeth Nabors Lynda Nolan Sue Okin Dot Parker Marguerite Pope Marivann Pilgreen Glynda Peeples Cecilia Savage Dolly Schmaiz Dianne Scale Jo Seay Carolyn Seibert Anitia Smith Karen Tidwell Tonni Todd Susan Yilladsen Judy Walker Janice Wilkerson Margaret Winnett Janice Wood 38 Cavaliers - Music Masters Under the direction of Mr. Joe Turner, the Cavalier Club help to increase Woodlawn enjoyment of music. They often combine with the Caroliers Club to make the Woodlawn High School Chorus. New member are chosen by the old. The club meet every day at the sixth period. Officer are: Cary Hyche, president: Jack Fincher, vice president; Reed Wigglesworth, treasurer. 0 r 8 a n • i z a t • i o n s 1962 ft ft ft o b, ft A ttil Aifc Jut inAfcft ft ft ft’ r ft. a r. c - r?'n iHAilkii Johnny Aycock Sam Baldonc Tommy Uame David Hailey Robert Bearden Travis Bedsole Glenn Black Jimmy Boley Charlie Boyd Joe Brown Louis Brown Leon Chatham Hugh Corley Herbie Dayton Bill Dean James Drake Jack Fincher Jimmy Harris Mike Harris Eddie Hogg Robert Horsley Crfry Hyche Francis James Jim Lamb Charles McFarlin Wayne McCary Dean Markhum John Miller David Nichols Derry Partain Lrwis Pcnfirld Dennis Phillips Johnny Prescott Mike Robinson Eddie Stovall Steve Stone Joe Stanley Bobby Slaughter Jerry Smith Mike Smith Larry Southworth Jack Thompson Dan Trotman Randall Wade John Well Reed Wiggleswort Ken Wilkerson Lee Williams Robert Wilson Sponsor Girls’ Glee Club The Girls Clee Club consists of the more advanced members of the Carol iers Club who arc selected by Miss Claude Dowling, the sponsor. They often combine with the Warblers to form the 'Wood-lawn High School choir.- They sing in the Christmas Music Festival. in the city-wide competition at Shades Valley High, and in a special program of Christmas music for our school's enjoyment. The officers of the Glee Club are Sunny Croushurn. president: Marguerite Fallen, vice president; Linda Carroll, secretary; Susan Gregory, treasurer: Carol George, Tutler representative. Carol Allen Susan Baer Alice Ballard Judy Barnes Camille Bowers Gayle Brown Sue Butler Sharon Call Linda Carroll Esther Coggin Jane Cook Sunny Croushorn Paula Cunningham Mary Dale Shirley Davis Sandi DcLoach Janie DeSilvcy Joy Dickinson Ann Eden Marguerite Fallin Sandra Felkins Carol George Susan Gregory Carol Hand Margaret Heath Linda Henry Willie Mae Bouts Nancy Howard Linda Keefer Becky Keith Pam Leek Doris Massey Gayle Miller Barbara Moffett Lynn Morgan Sarah Morrow Ann McBraycr Marion McClcsky Patti McDill Mona McKinley Sharon Nabors, Marilyn Payne Cheryl Pauley Cassandra Phillips Linda Powe Gloria Badcliffe Linda Rhodes Pat Schooltlin Cary Shiflett Millie Sima Jean Si vert Joun Si vert Elaine Smith Janice Sparks Martha Sullivan Ann Thomas Janice Thorn Glenda Walker Jo Ann Waters Martha Williams Sharlee Williams Judy Wilson Dorothy Wooten Warblers - King of Music J. T. Cal feu Wayne Carlisle Melvin Coberiy John Compton Larry Contri Lawrence Corley Dan Davis Hoy Dunn James Fadely Donald Garrett Jimmy Gibson Kenneth Harris Jimmy Headley Maurice Henry Claude Holier Mike Huston Tommy Johnson Huddy Kelley Max Kelso Winston Long Tommy Loveless Donnie McBrayer Charles McCormack Jack Murchant Wayne Miller Mike Mitchell Harold Morgan Joe Morgan Eddie Muglnch Tommy Nelson Dewey Narkutes Joe Potter Paul Price John Reedy A1 Robinson Mike Russell Jimmy Rye John Sanders Fred Stundifcr Wayne Turner I amar Waldrop Tommy Walker Horace Wiggs Charles Yesaick Malcolm Youngblood Mr. Joe Turner Sponsor The Warblers Club contains the best male vocalists in Woodlawn High. They are picked from the Cavaliers Club on a competitive basis. They meet every day. They prepare for the city-wide Christmas music festival, the annual Woodlawn Minstrel, the Spring concert, and the music city-wide competition at Shades Valley High School. The Woodlawn High School Choir is made up of the Warblers and the Glee Club. Linda Carter Accompanist 41 Heard Any Gossip? Mary Frances Williams, associate editor; Dan Trotman, .jx rts editor; Pat Alford, circulation manager; Ann Thomas, exchange editor; Janet Conboy. News editor; Alice Walker, business manager. Martha Campbell, typist Mrs. Almon, sponsor, and Chiquita, mascot, barking at Taller staff. The Taller Staff does an excellent job of keeping the school informed on school activities and latest school gossip, too. 42 Tell the Tatler Staff Carolyn Layne, Bonnie Mauldin. Linda Helton; typist . Elizabeth Joiner, cub; Susan Baer, cub; Sandi Lee Haney, cub; Carolyn Harris, cub; Myrna Mills, cub. i Jean Strickland, reporter; Kay Williams, cub; Mindy Mylius; Napcy Penn, reporter; Mary' Ann Lighteap, reporter; Pat Kelly, reporter. Linda Stewart, reporter; Michaelc Dohne, cub; Jimmy Spaugv, cub; Buddy Kelly, transportation manager; Jan Kimberly, reporter: Eddie Stovall, cub; Rick James, reporter. 43 The 1962 Classes Judy Carol Barnes, Editor Sales Staff Keeps Records Dianne Ynske, assistant; Corrin Fell man, classes editor; Sherry McDowell, assistant. Dianne Sfulc: Linda McLemorc; Pat Pitts; Greg McGraw. Woodlog Helps Students Keep Memories of School Days. Favorites Maxine Ayer, assistant; Jenny Hildreth, features editor; Teresa Williamson, assistant. 44 Judy and Ann pose prettily for the photgraphor. ft F a c u I t y Woodlog Staff Patsy Pitts Associate Faculty Editor and Pat Shay, Faculty Editor Miss Anne Katherine Looney Sponsor Photographers fake World of Pictures. Walter Adams. Willard Rochester. Johnny Holland A t h I e t • i c s Football, Cheers, Basketball Susan Corner and Martha Collins Athletics Editor Assistant Organizations Judy Binkley, assistant; Bobbie SUk; Diane Atkinson, as si slants; Jeanne Strickland, organization editor. Ann Reynolds, Assistant Editor 45 I Remember Aunt Jenny, Dagmar, Papa, Katrin, Nets-But Most of All “I Remember Mama” The aunts are surprised to hear how much money Uncle Chris has spent on the handicapped. Uncle Chris speaks his last words to his favorite people and tells them how much they have meant to him. All of the family watches as Papa counts out his weekly earnings and instructs Mama as to how it is to he spent. She doesn’t even go to church. Can you imagine she doesn't even go to church!” soys Aunt Jenny, speaking of Uncle Chris' wife. Fall Play The main cast of die Fall Play are as follows: Mama------------------------------Carol Gillespie Ncls --------------_____ Larry McClain Katrin-----------------Barbara Brooks Christine .......... Martha Sullivan Pa hi Jeff Troxler Dagmar -----------------Lee Anne Scott Aunt Sign'd............... Gayle Brown Aunt Jenny .......... Ann Smitherman Aunt Trina ------------- Carolyn Sal ay Uncle Chris.................Randy Hill 46 The Savings Bank's Board of Directors Tin Woodlawn High School Saving Bank i a Junior Achievement project giving students the convenience of hanking at school. Members of the board of directors manage the bank and stress the importance of saving now for the future. Organizations FIRST ROW: Patti MeDiU; Lee Anne Scott, cashier; Margaret Winnett, vice president SECOND ROW: Harold Morgan; Linda Abbott, assistant cashier: Suzy Jarvis. THIRD ROW: Johnny Falkner; Tom Reinhart; Bill Busby; Miss Deorcn, sponsor. FOURTH ROW: Charles. Hazelhurst, president. 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 this club. 1962 FIRST ROW: Mike Melton; Willard Roches-ter; Mr. John Carter, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Larry Holmes; Clint Frey; Raymond Martin. THIRD ROW: AI Robinson; Barry La Groue; Terry Kimbrough; Neal Templeton. Debate Team Duncan Corbett James Leonard Lee Ann Scott Ann Smithcrman Linda Abbott Era Allison Mrs. Quid a B. Kinzey Sponsor Judy Carol Barnes Camille Bowers Sue Butler Linda Carroll Nancy Clark Carolyn Davis Shirley Davis Sandra DeLoach Corrin Feltman Carol Gillespie Carol Hand Sandra Henderson Faye Hoscv Patti McDili Mona McKinley Palsy Mills Mary Jo Mummert Sharon Nabors Marivann Piigrecn Sharon Pugh Linda Rhodes Carolyn Salay Pat Schoettlin Lee Ann Scott Becky Sides Millie Sims Jean Sivert Joan Sivert Joy Staples Jeanne .Strickland Jayne Welch Margaret Winnett Christian Girls Serve Others Tri-Hi-Y The officers of the club are: Marivann Pilgreen, president; Millie Sims, vice president; IJnda Abbott, recording secretary; Carolyn Davis, corresponding secretary; Carol Gillespie, chaplain; Margaret Winnett, Pat Schoettlin, treasurers; Jeanne Strickland, Taller representative. Wroodlawn’s Tri-Hi-Y club wav organized in 1935 and is sponsored by Mrs. Ouida B. Kinzey. The club’s purpose is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school and community, high standards of Christian character. Tri-Hi-Y means; Tri-thrcefold purpose; Hi-qualities exemplified by high school girls; and Y-affiliated with the YWCA. The girls must be in the fifth semester or above, have good character, and maintain a scholastic average of “C” or above. Tri-Hi-Y members must hold Christian ideals, be willing to uphold Tri-Hi-Y standards, and work hard to serve others. 48 Ushers Club The Ushers club was organized in 1914 with the purpose of developing in each member a sense of personal responsibility to the school. 'Iltc boys give service by ushering for the school programs, as well as for city concerts and symphonies. The boys must be in the fifth semester or above and have leadership. The officers of the Ushers club are: Richard Crew: president; Quitman Liner, vice president; Cerald Moore, Charles McCormick, sergeant-at-arms; Eddie Hawley, Tatlcr representative. Mr. Flesser. Sponsor Jimmy Alexander Johnny Bell David Black J. T. Cal fee Duncan Corbett Lawrence Corley Richard Crew Herb Dayton James Drake Jack Fincher Robert Harris Eddie Hawley Quitman Liner Charles McCormick Gerald Moore Billy Morgan Harold Morgan Tommy Nelson Ronald Reid Andy Robinson Johnny Sanders Bill Steward Charles Yessick Organizations 49 Quill and Scroll Journalism Honor Society Members of the Quill and Scroll Journalism Honor Society are chosen from the Taller and Wood log staffs. They must be seniors, have high scholastic averages, and must have served two semesters on one of the staffs. Miss Annie K. Looney and Mrs. Leona Almnn are sponsors. Judy Barnes Camille Bowers Corrin Feltman President Secretary Pice President Jeanne Strickland Treasurer Olympian Honor Society Margaret Phillips, President Joy Staples, Secretary Beth Valentine. Vice President Membership in the Olympia Honor Society is open to girls, in the fifth semester or above, who take gym and are 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 arc then awarded a large school letter vrith the Olympian insignia. Band Honor Society 1962 David Black Herbie Dayton Ix'e Gibson Eddie Hawley Lewis Martin Steven Oliver Jerry Penn Andy Robinson James Sherrill Bill Wheat Membership for the Band Honor Society for the students who have excelled in the band. The 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 the principles of good character into the lives of the members of the entire musical organization. Mr. Gerald A. Smith is the sponsor. 50 Omicron Delta Honor Society Omicron Delta Honor Society is the highest speech honor a student at Woodlawn con receive. Members are selected from students who have excelled in speech. A student must have distinguished himself in three or more major speech performances to be eligible for membership. Other qualifications are: quality of work, ability of leadership, and character. Carol Gillespie Ann Smitherman Carolyn Salay Ann Scott Duncan Corbett Johnny Bell Jm 7 Johnny Bell Nancy Boodholdt Barbara Brooks Carol Gillespie James Leonard Carolyn Salay Lee Ann Scott Ann Smitherman Martha Sullivan Joan Walker Masque and Gavel Honor Society was organized in December of 19.13 for speech students excelling in one major speech performance and in three one-act plays or the equivalent. Students are eligible in the fifth semester or above. President: Martha Sullivan Kice President: Ann Smitherman Secretary: Lee Ann Scott Masque and Gavel 1962 2+2=5 ? Euclidean Math Honor PresidenI—Margaret Winnett Vice President—Richard Crew Secretary-Trcasurer—Marivann Pilgreen Taller Representative—Pat Schoeulin This honor society was founded to recognize the students who excel in mathematics. To become a member, a student must be in the 5th semester or above. He must have an A or a B average in the first five semesters. He must have character and leadership. Carol Allen Era Allison Ann Bellsnyder Barbara Brooks Ernest Burdette Linda Carroll Nancy Clark Jane Cook Lawrence Corley Richard Crew Carolyn Davis Shirley Davis Elaine Dingier Corrin Feltmsn Jack Fincher Madge Foster Curol Gillespie Paul Gray Susan Gregory Carol Hand Charles Hazelhurst Linda Henry Randy Hill Kay Lesley Quitman Liner Mary Ann Long Carolyn Lovell Mona McKinley Carolyn Magnuson Patsy Mills Sandra Monroe Mary Jo Mummcrt Dot Parker Marivann Pilgreen Gloria Radcliff Kathy Reese Lynn Reese Ann Reynolds Linda Rhodes Andy Robinson Carolyn Salay Steve Sargent Dolly Schmaiz Put Schocttlin Lee Ann Scott Dianne Seale Nancy Shoults Millie Sims Joan Si vert Ted Speaker Joy Staples Katherine Stephens Bill Stewart Dan Trotman Nancy Turner John Well Judy Wilson Sandra Wilson Margaret Winnett Charles Yesdck 52 National Honor Society Era Allison Judy Carol Barnes Barbara Brooks Carol Gillespie Carolyn Davis Carol Hand Randy Hill Faye Mosey Mary Ann Long Patsy Mills Mary Jo Mummert Marivann Pilgreen Sharon Pugh Pat Schoettlin Millie Sims Sandra Wilson Margaret Winnctt Miss Virgil Lamb Sponsor The Woodlawn Chapter of the National Honor Society was organized and granted a charter in 1924. This was done with the help of Miss Sarah Ordway. Tire sponsors since then have been Miss Sarah Ordway, Miss Juanita Fink, Miss Stacey Furr, and Miss Virgil Lamb, who is now the sponsor. One must posses not only scholarship, but character, leadership, and service to be elected. For National, the names of the students in the sixth through the eighth semesters are submitted to the faculty who vote on them. From the faculty ballots the committee makes the final selections. The National Honor Society Committee consists of Miss Virgil Lamb, Mrs. Louise Pope, Mr. Ralph Martin, and Mrs. June Conerly. Junior National Honor Society Rewards for hard work are very well shown in the Woodlawn High School chapter of the Junior National Honor Society. One must have scholarship, character, leadership, and service to be a member of Junior National. The names of the students in 3, 4, and 5th semester are voted on by the faculty. Then a chosen committee makes the final selection. Wilma Atnip Paul Gray Nancy Killingswortl; Carolyn Lovell Dot Parker Dianne Seale Patricia Shay Nancy Turner Martha Williams 53 Orchestra Honor Society Bill Wheat, President David Black. Vice President Mary Ann Long Nancy Boockholdt Joan Walker, Secretary-Treasurer Steven Oliver Orchestra Honor Society was organized to give recognition to service and higher standards of performance. Members arc selected in the sixth semester or above. They are encouraged to higher standards of performance on all orchestra instruments, loyalty and service to the group. Orchestra The Woodlawn High School Orchestra is made up of a cross section of talented students in music. Miss Pauline Zinscr is the director. The orchestra plays for the tapping of National Honor Society, for Senior Graduation, and for special auditorium programs. Members of the Woodlawn High School Orchestra: (listed alphabetically) Kicky Allison; Dwight Anderson; Byron Baggett; David Black; Johnny Black; Narfcy Boockholdt; Susan Cain; Henry Corbett; Sandra De.Murais; Michele Doane; Virginia Galloway; Bennett Gilbert; Kendall Guest; Guylenc Holmes; Nancy Howard; Sara Keener; Mike Kontzen; Linda Langston; Mary Ann I.ong: Coy Lowery; Diane Lykes; Douglas Ala rah all; Linda Morgan; Mike Nichols; Steven Oliver; Robert Peacock; Eddie Prady; Sandra K union; Danny Scott; Barbara Smith; Sheryl Smith; Mike Summers; Lurry Tate; Joan Walker; Bill Wheat; Don Winn. 54 11 (mon s Good Citizenship Girl DOROTHY WOOTEN Dorothy Wooten was this year’s annual Good Citizenship Girl, selected by a committee of teachers and chosen from the seventh semester for the girl with the most dependability, service, leadership, and patriotism. Bausch-Lomb Science Award QUITMAN LINER Quitmun Liner was awarded the Bausch-Lomb Award for the fall term for the boy with the most scholarship, service, and outstanding work in the Science Department. 56 QUITMAN LINER Exchange Club Cup Quitman Liner was awarded the Exchange Club Cup for the full term by the businessmen's Exchange Club to the most outstanding, best all-round senior on the basis of scholarship, native ability, orginaiity, application, and character. This is considered by many to be the highest honor that can be attained by a Woodlawn student. Through Hard Work to the Stars Millie Sims and Pol Schoettlin were awarded letters for being in the top ten per cent of students having the highest number of points earned through scholarship, extracurricular activities, and other services to the school. Marivann Pilgrecn. fall president of the Woodlawn Tri-Hi Y, hold}, a plaque awarded by the Y.W.CA. for its outstanding service. Merit Scholarship Of those who took the Merit Scholarship test these five were among the top one per cent in the nation. ROW ONE: Carolyn Davis, Mary Ann Long. ROW TWO: Ernest Burdette, Jeff Troxler, David Thompson. 57 Highest Averages In January Class QUITMAN LINER MARY ANN LONG MILLIE SIMS MARGARET WINNETT MARIVANN PILGREEN Of the 131 Seniors in the January graduating claw, these five, tic averages. The Woodtog is proud to honor them, left to right, according to their rank, had the highest scholas- 58 MARGARET PHILLIPS was awarded u trophy for the “Best Swimmer of the Year” by the Jefferson County Swim Council. CAROLYN HANCOCK was awarded $10 of art supplies of her choice for her painting “Girl with a Scarf in the Hallmark Art Contest. SANDRA WILSON was selected by the student body at Woodlawn’s representative during Fire Prevention Week and was second alternate in the city for Miss Fire Prevention. Boys' Slate Representatives Outstanding Juniors are chosen, by a committee under Mr. Harley Graston, as representatives to Boys’ State. Under the direction of the American Legion and various civic clubs which sponsor them, the students go to Montgomery, Alabama, in May and June to learn how the government is run. FIRST ROW: Lawercnce Corley, Dewey Narkates, Bill W'heat. SECOND ROW: Duncan Corbett, Jeff Troxler, Andy Robinson. 59 Stunt Night Glee Club TTi is Large Club Trophy Glee Club, sponsored by Miss Claude Dowling, won the large club trophy for the best stunt in the Stunt Night program. Warblers show their indescribable Stunt Night. These are Carolicrs “Southern style. Majorettes Win Small Club Trophy 60 Majorettes, sponsored by Mr. Crrald Smith, won the small club trophy Stunt Night. ATHLETICS Colonels 1 ROBERT E. LEE 33 WHS 7 ENSLEY 21 0 GADSDEN 6 19 RAMSAY 7 7 TUSCALOOSA .. 27 7 . FIRST ROW: Tommy Loveless, Richard Crew. Mike Vine , Gerold Moore, Bill Busby, Gerry Garrison, Tommy Garrison, Jimmy Mundy, Charles Lynn, Andy Muglach, Charles Waldrop, Wayne Smith, Butch Waldrop, J. T. Calfee. Charles Hazlehurst. SECOND ROW: Bill Dunn, Carter Stephens. Vic Royal, Lunk Stewart, Harold Morgan, Jasper Champion, Roger Hobby, Assistant Coaches Mr. John Armstrong Mr. Jim Pyburn, right HAROLD MORGAN, Captain 61 Sauad BESSEMER 13 WHS 13 WEST EM) 0 25 BANKS 6 32 PHILLIPS 6 29 Mac Mullican, Rodney Clark, Glenn Black. Bill Callen, Dun Davis, Greg Henry, Eric Dawson. THIRD ROW: Lemois Williams, Ray Bethea. Gary Vovles, Jimmy Edwards, George Nichols, Lonnie Whisonant, Ronnie Schaeffer, Tommy Monroe. Winston Long, Tommy Rhinehart, Gerry Benton, Doug Edwards. BILL BUSBY. Co-Captain Head Coach. MR. JOHN HOWELL JIMMY MUNDY Sr. Guard CHARLES HAZELHURST Sr. Halfback GEORGE NICHOLS Jr. Tackle Ends, Tackles, Garrison makes a saving tackles Players listen intently to Coach Howell's instructions during skull. Hit ’Em Boys and BILL STEWART Sr. End TOMMY LOVELESS Jr. Fullback GARY VOYALS Sr. Tackle TOMMY MONROE Jr. Tackle RAY BETHEA Sr. Guard TOM RINEHART Sr. End Centers, Guards The scoreboard looked like this after “Colonels” crashed the Jets at the Woodlawn vs. Banks game. Well, hack to back . .. Hit 'Em Hard. WAYNE SMITH Halfback VIC ROYAL Onlrr ■ BILL DUNN End JIMMY EDWARDS Guard Junior Athletes Tommy Loveless gains fiflren yards for Woodlawn during the Woodlawn vs. Banks game. ANDY MUGLACH Halfback % Jr F BUTCH WALDROP Quarterback M � Ml I I M W . Guard . ' 7 GEROLD MOORE Halfback |RODNEY CLARK Tackle wm, Senior Athletes DOUG EDWARDS Halfback RICHARD CREW Quarterback Garrison pets ready to make a hard tackle. Colonels Make Come-Back to Charles Hazlehurst runs for additional gain. 68 Bank’s try is in vain as Colonels stop them on their first down during the first quarter. Land In Clinic Game Colonels pu«h on through mud and rain to gain yardage in Clinic Game. We are very proud of our Colonels. We not only beat Banks by a score of 32 to 6 but also got the bid for the Clinic game. The rain came down and so did the Colonels but we had the best spirit in spite of that. We had one of the best football teams we have had in a long time. Three of our boys made All-City. They were Harold Morgan, Ray Bethea, and Tom Loveless. Harold Morgan also made All-State. The best defensive back was given by Charles “Binky” Hazelhurst. Our coaches, John Howell, John Armstrong, and Jim Pyburn, gave excellent influence and leadership which really showed itself in the way our boys played. Many thanks to our team and coaches for not letting us down. Tommy Carriion atopa a “Yellow Jacket.' 69 I HAROLD MORGAN CHARLES LYNN Sr., Guard Sr., Guard CARY DAMMERSON Sr., Center WILLIE WATKINS Jr., Guard Basketball 1962 STANDING—George Haaenbinc, John Miller, Otto Gaylord, Gary Dammrron, J. Gandcnhire, Jim Morgan. SEATED—Charles Lynn, Willie Walking, Harold Morgan, Bill Yancey, Willie Prewitt. COACH-MR. JOHN BLANE. ■■ Basketball 1962 Our basketball team this- year has l ecn one of the finest. In February the Colonels were placed fourth in the “Big Ten.” We are very proud of you, Colonels. Keep up the good work. MANAGERS—Eddie Holley, Hugh Corley, Ronnie Allen CEORGE HA5ENBIEN Jr., Guard JIM MORGAN Jr., Guard J. CANDENHIRE Sr., Center JOHN MII.LER Soph., Forward Majorettes and Cheerleaders Boost Team’s Ego It’ a pity the Players don't get to nee Half-Time! Lou Ellen McLain, Kitty Cray: head, Susan Gamer, Judy Price, Bobbie Lehman, Sharon Walch, Judy Bullock. Nancy Turner and Margaret take to the air. New Cheerleaders have a lot to learn Jane Purker, Sarah Moody, Dorothy Busby. Majorettes Lain. Kitty Bobbic Le round. Lou Mc-Judy Price, Locomotive, locomotive, steam, steam, steam. We’re pulling for our. pulling for our team, team, team. Margaret Morgan, Kathy Reese, Nancy Turner, Paula Simpson, Jean Roger . Sue Mauldin, Lee Ann Scot: head. V-x. Athletic Snap Shots Aw don't be stingy. Let me bounce your ball. Tribute to our Senior Colonels. Coach Armstrong smile as Bomb Reinhart comes forward to receive his letter. 73 Joe Tapseott, captain of the B Football Team, pauses for our camera man. Practice makes perfect. 1961 Cheerleaders Carol Calloway; Kay Lesley; Paula Simpson; Jean Roger ; Lee Lee Anne Scoft, Senior Head Anne Scott; Linda Lot ell; Kathy Ree� e; Nancy Turner; Margaret Morgan. Kay Lesley, Junior Paula Simpson, Junior Kathy Reese, Junior Margaret Morgan Sophomore Alternate Ann Bellsnydcr, Junior Nancy Turner, Junior Linda Lovell, Senior Sue Mauldin, Junior Jean Roger . Senior Carol Calloway Junior Alternate 1 ! . i FFATURE5. Whos Who May 1962 Best Dressed Diane Jones and Charles Lynn Most Popular Patti McDiJl and Harold Morgan 76 Most Athletic l ee Ann Scott and Bill Busby Who’s Who Best All Around Ester G ggin and Charles Yessick May 1962 May Carol Cillispie and Duncan Corlx lt 1962 Most Likely to Succeed Wittiest Lynda Muckenfuss and John Reedy Who’s Who Who’s Who Jan. '61 Best All Around Judy Livanos and Richard Crew Wittiest Sarah Morrow and Tom Ricnhart w li o s V Most Courteous Janie DeSilvey and J. T. Calfec Friendliest Sunny Croushorn and Johnny Bell W h o May '61 Jan. ’61 Most Courteous Carolyn Davis and Charles McCormick Most Likely to Succeed Marivann Pilgreen and Quitman Liner 81 Who’s Who Jan. ’61 Best Dressed Sharon Pugh and Phillip Calma Most Athletic Margaret Phillip and Ray Bethea 82 Sandra Wilson and Doug Wiggins Who ’s Who Jan. ’61 Most Popular Friendliest Kookie Breed and Eric Dawson Sandra Wilson Senior Favorite Senior Favorite Senior Favorite Diane Jones Senior Favorite Homecoming Court Queen Diane Jones escorted by Joe Potter. Alternate Sandra Wilson escorted by Quitman Liner Alternate Judy Livanos escorted by Andy Robinson O 89 Student Fall Woodlawn High School is a community within itself, with a cooperative government which strives to teach students the basis of democracy. The student government aims to develop leadership, respect for the rights of others, sound judgment: to insure high standards of scholarship: to maintain ideals of truth, honor, duty, and self-control. The departments represented in this form of government arc the student council, student court, and the marshal force. President QUITMAN LINER 90 Council President CHARLES YESSICK Vice President CHARLES HAZELHURST Sixteen committees make up the organization. They are Parliamentary Law, Memorial, Honor Points, Student Court, Service Points, Sportsmanship. Program. Athletics. Safety, Morning Watch, Election, Building, Student Activities, Buddy, Gold and White, and Student Directory. These groups are led by elected student officers. Secretary LEE ANN SCOTT Spring Council Sponsor MRS. ANN MOON CRAY Head Marshal LINDA ABBOTT 91 Senior Officers Fall Term FIRST ROW: president, Richard Crew; vice president. Ray Bethea; secretary. Judy Livanos; treasurer; Betty Jordan. SECOND ROW: class historian, Carolyn Davis; presenter, Rod Clark; class speakers, John Thomas and Sheila Hester. THIRD ROW: class artist Margaret Phillips; alternate musicians, Pam Leek and Julia Nunnery. FOURTH ROW: class musicians, Joe Morgan and Joe Potter. Not shown, class grtist, Johnnyc Pat Moore. The motto of the January 1962 Class was “Let us see to it that our lives, like jewels of great price, be noteworthy not because of their w’idth, hut because of their weight.” The colors were green and white. Stockham Y.M.C.A. Banquet Hall was the banquet site for 131 seniors. RAY BETHEA ... Vice President Senior Class: Varsity Track; City, District, State Champion 440-yd. Run; City, District Champion 880-yd. Run; Various Record in High School and A.A.U. Competition; Varsity Football-First Team; All-City; All-Big Six: Honorable Mention in All-State; Boys’ Letter Club. MARTHA CAMPBELL . . . Taller Typist: S.R. Officer; Art Awards. EMMA GRACE CARROLL . . , Student Council; S.R. Offices; Student Directory Committee; Caroliers; Glee Club; Stunt Night; Oklahoma; Marshal; Y-Teens; Junior Red Cross Club; Apollo Club, Secretary; Alternate Senior Musician; Woodlog Representative. Fall Seniors CHARLOTTE ANN BREED . . . Y-Tecns, Treasurer; Junior Red Cross; Althean Club; Marshal; Stunt Night; Who's Who: Apollo; Vestalian Club. BOB CARRAWAY 93 EDDIE CHANEY WILLIAM THERON CHAPPELEAR, JR. . . . Apollo Club; Red Cross Representative; Football; S.R. Offices; Model Club; Banker; Tatlcr Representative; Marshal. RODNEY CLARK . . . Boys' Letter Club; B-Team Football; Varsity Football; Varsity-Track; Marshal; Senior Officer; S.R. Officer; Advisor's Assistant; Banker; Apollo. Fall Seniors CAROL COBB . . . Woodlog Salesman; Caroliers; Marshal; F.N.A.; Apollo; Stunt Night. RICHARD CREW . . . Who's Who; Varsity Football; President Ushers; President Senior Class; President Student Body; Vice President Euclidean iLS.: Math Club; Head of Student Court: A.I.A. Delegate; Citizenship Tour; “B” Football; “B Basketball; Chairman Sportsmanship Committee; Math Helper; S.R. Offices. 94 CAROLYN DAVIS . . . Tri-Hi-Y; N.H.S., Treasurer: Who’s Who; Senior Historian; Euclidean H.S.; Latin Club, President; Carolierj; Apollo; Student Council; Youth Legislature; Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist; Lab Assistant; library Helper; library Club; Marshal; Y-Teens; S.R. Offices; Math Helper. ERIC DAWSON . . . Boys’ Letter Club; Apollo; “B Football; Varsity Football; Varsity Track; Marshal; S.R. Offices; Advisor’s Assistant; Council; Senior Favorite; Who’s Who; Banker. 1962 EMILY LOUISE DURDEN . . . Bible MADGE FOSTER . . . S.R. Offices; Coun- CLARA VERONICA GILLILAND . . . Study Club; Apollo Club; Dramatic Club. cil; Marshal: Math Helper; Euclidear Marshal; S.R. Offices. H.S.; F.T.A.; Y-Teens; Office Help. ■m 95 % BRENDA GRESSMAN . . . Junior Red HAROI.D GRIGSBY . . . Cross Club; Apollo Club. Fall Seniors ROBERT HARRIS . . . S.R. Office; Math Club; Tennis Club; Bowling Team; Stale Champion Bowling Team; Memorial Committee; Student Council: Marshal; Math Helper; Tennis Team; Ushers Club. LINDA HELTON . . . Taller Typist; Vice President Home Economics Club. SHERRY DEANNA HARLOW . . . Marshal; Commercial Club; S.R. Offices. 96 SHEILA HESTER . . .S.R. Offices; Dramatic Club; Library Club; Marshal; Head Marshal; Marshal Captain; Council; Cabinet; Sportsmanship Committee; Marshal Honor Society, President; Senior Speaker: Auditorium Program; Repre- sentative to A.LA. Luncheon. JOAN JOHNSON ROGER HOBBY . . . Varsity Football; B” Football; Track: Utopian Science Club; Apollo; Marshal; Bovs’ Letter Club; S.R. Offices. BETTY JORDAN . . . Marshal: S.R. Officer; Y-Teotu; F.T.A.; Stunt Night. 97 MAX KELSO . . . Warblers: Cavaliers; “B” Football; Stunt Night; Minstrel; Apollo. CAROL KEMP . . . Marshal; S.R. Officer; Offices Charmette Club; Offices Y-Teens; F.T.A. SANDRA KING . . . Marshal; Y-Teens; S.R. Offices; Offices Commercial Club. 98 Seniors PAMELA LOUISE LEEK . . . Alternate Sen-ior Musician; Caroliers; Glee Club; S.R. Offices; Assistant Marshal Captain; Chairman Freshman Committee; Euclidean H.S.; Apollo; Allhcan Club; Auditorium Programs; Woodlog Representative; Stunt Night; Math Help; Council; Cabinet. QUITMAN LINER . . . President Student Body; Vice President N.H.S.; Vice President Ushers; Euclidean US.; Vice President Junior Math Club; Chairman Memorial Committee; Co-Chairman Sportsmanship Committee; A.I.A. Representative; Stunt Night; Student Council; Cabinet; Stunt Night Committee; Apollo; Junior National H.S. FLOYD LITTLE . . . Drama Club; Apollo: Junior Achievement. JUDY LIVANOS . . . Majorette; Senior Class Officer; Chairman Twirp Week; Stunt Night; Band Review; Auditorium Programs; Building Committee; S.R. Offices: Homecoming Court; Who's Who; Hall of Fame Committee; Marshal; F.T.A. Club. MARY ANN LONG . . . N.H.S.; Of-fices French Club; French Award; Vice President Orchestra; All-City Orchestra: Orchestra H.S.; Apollo; Math Helper; Euclidean H.S.; Lab Assistant; Office Helper; S.R. Offices; Council; Cabinet; Safety Committee Chairman; Sportsmanship Committee; Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist. 99 MARY LOVE ANNE McBRAYER . . . Bible Study EDDIE McCOMBS Club; Carolicrs; Glee Club; Choir: Christina Festival; Apollo; Stunt Night. Quitman seems to be making u pledge to Marivonn at the N.H.S. party. CHARLES McCORMACK . . . Ushers; Science Club; Band; Apollo; Cavaliers; Warblers; Tennis Team; Marshal; Stunt Night; S.R. Officer. LARRY McCOMBS Fall Seniors JOHNYE PAT MOORE . . . Classic Clul� : F.T.A.; Pen Ink Club; S.R. Office ; Senior Artint. I JOE MORGAN . . . Warbler ; Minstrel; Cavaliers; Stunt Night; S.R. Offices; Senior Musician; Sans at Graduation; Choir Competition; Apollo; Christmas Festival; Marshal; Hand. 1962 SARAH ELLIOTT MORROW . . . Marshal ; Library Assistant; Caroliers; Glee Club; Vestalians; Stunt Night; Bank Teller; S.R. Offices; Who's Who; Music Festival; Apollo; Auditorium Programs. BEVERLY MORTON . . . Marshal; Per-sonalitv Club; S.R. Offices. JAMES ROBERT MUNDY . . . S.R. Of-fices; “B Football: Varsity Football; Boys’ Letter Club; Marshal. 101 1962 JULIA NUNNERY . . . Auditorium Pro-Krum: Morning Watch Program: Senior Class First Alternate Musician. FAYE OLIVIA PARDUE . . . Apollo; S.R. Officer. MARGARET PHILLIPS . . . President Olympian H.S.: Girls’ Letter Club; S.R. Offices; Cabinet; Council: Senior Officer; Who’s Who; Y-Teens; Stunt Night; Stunt Night Committee: Chairman Hall of Fame Committee; Chairman building Committee; Gym Assistant; Lab Assistant; Auditorium Program; Art Awards; High School Swim Meet. MARIVANN PILCREEN . . . Freshman Award: President J.N.H.S.; Offices Euclidean H.S.; N.H.S.; Offices Tri-Hi-Y; Vice President Caroliers; Hoard of Hank Directors; S.R. Offices; Council; Cabinet; Y-Tccns, Chaplain; Promoters; Marshal. IN A PEEL . . . Apollo; Bible Study Club; Home Economics Club; Woodlog Representative; Marshal; Home Nursing; Hank Assistant. 102 Fall Seniors SHARON PUGH . . . N.H.S.; S.R. Of. Oces; Tri-Hi-Y; Who’s Who; Marshal: President Y-Terns; Math Helper. THOMAS JESSE REINHART . . . Foot-ball; Track; Council; Cabinet; Bovs’ Let-tor Club; Board of Bank Directors: Who’s Who; Apollo; Marshal. CHARLIE SANDERS . . . President S.R.; D.O. Club. Pen Ink Club. ■ CAROLYN JUNE SCHNAKE . . . Caro-liers; Glee Club; Apollo; Stunt Night; Personality Club; Vestalian Club. PATRICIA ANN SCHOETTLIN . . . N.H.S.; J.N.H.S.; Euclidcun H.S.; Marshal H.S.: Tri-Hi-Y; Glee Club; Caroliers; Apollo; Y-Tcens; Promoters; Student Council; Stunt Night; Spring Festival. 103 L M BARBARA SCOTT . . . Y-Tcens; Marshal; Fair Award. ■ MARY LOUISE SEALS . . . Marshal; French Club; Dramatic Club. Fall Seniors 1962 REBECCA JANICE SIDES . . . Tri-Hi-Y; Y-Tccns; S.R. Offices; History Helper; Auditorium Programs; Fashion Show; Home Economics Helper; Club Offices. MILDRED NANCY SIMS . . . Vice President Tri-Hi-Y; President N.H.S.; J.N.H.S.; Euclidean H.S.; Glee Club; C« rollers; Council; Althcan Club; Chaplain Vcstaiian Club; Apollo; Stunt Night; Minstrel; Choir Competition; Youth Legislature. JAMES SLAUGHTER 104 JIMMY SMITH . . . President Speech OLENE SPEEGLE . . . Y-Teens; Apollo. FRED STANDIFER . . . Warbler ; Cava- Classes; Marshal; “B” Football; Apollo; liers; Science Club; Stunt Night; Apollo. Utopian Science Club. Diane Jones, Martha Sullivan, and Quitman Liner cut up in the Marshal office. BILL STEWART . . . Varsity Football; Varsity Track; “B” Football; Chaplain, Ushers; Euclidean H.S.; Boys Letter Club; S.R. Office . LOUIS E. STOVALL. JR. . . . Preii-dent Stamp and Coin Club; Cavalier ; Apollo; Tatlrr Staff; Taller Representative; Photography Club; S.R. Offices; Auditorium Program. 105 Fall JOHN THOMAS . . . Warblers; Sen-tor Speukor; Minstrel, Alternate End Man; Cavaliers; Stunt Night; S.R. Offices. BETH VALENTINE . . . Olympian H.S.; President Girls’ Letter Club; Office Help; S.R. Offices; Marshal; Y-Teens; Gym Assistant; Home Economics Fuir Award. JAMES TERRY TRUITT LEROY TUCKER . . . Model Club. I.ORENE VEST . . . Taller Representative of Personality Club. Seniors GLENDA ANN WALKER . . . Y-Tccns; Apollo; Commercial Club; Carollrrs; Glee Club; Marshal; ft'ood-log Help; Club Officer; Stunt Night; Music Festival; Auditorium Programs. CARY VOYLES PATTI WALLACE BETTY WALTON VIRGINIA WALDROP J? ANN WATERS. . . Y-Tccns; Carolicrs; HAROLD WHITLOCK . . . Utopian (.Icr Club; Marshal; IFoodlog Help; S.R.; Science Club; Photography Club; Apol- Offices; Munt Night; Music Festival; Audi- lo. torium Program. JUDY WILEY JOHN WELLS . . . Euclidean H.S.; Utopian Science Club; Jr. Red Cross Club; Cavaliers; Marshal; Stunt Night; Apollo. 1962 CARSON WILLIAMS . . . Marshal: S.R. Offices: Jr. Red Cross Club. SANDRA ELIZABETH WILSON . . . Miss Fire Prevention; S.R. Offices: N.H.S.; Euclidean H.S.; Y-Teens; Masque and Cavel H.S.; Homecoming Court: Math Helper; Advisor’s Assistant; Who’s Who; Senior Favorite. MARGARET ANN WIN NETT . . . Fresh-man Award; J.N.H.S.; N.H-S.; President Euclidean H.S.: Bank Teller; Vice President of Rank: Taller Representative ot Carolicrs; Apollo; Marshal: Treasurer Trill i-Y; Offices Personality Club; Stunt Night; Auditorium Programs; Math Helper. Give us a big smile. Uncle Joe! HENRY DAVID WOODROW . . . Utopian JOHNNY YEAGER . . . Ushers; Offices Science Club; Apollo; Band; S.R. Offices. French Club. 109 CHARLOTTE WOOD . . . F.T.A. Spring Seniors LINDA ABBOTT ... Secretary Tri- PAULA A ILLS . . Hi-Y; Marshal; Council; Freshman S.K. Offices; Apollo. Committee: Cashier and Assistant Cashier. Board of Directors of Bank; S.R. Offices. . Althean; F.T.A.; JIMMY DAN ALEXANDER . . . ‘B” Football; Drill Team; “B” Track; Varsity Track; Ushers; President of Creative Writing Club. ERA ELIZABETH ALLISON . . . Tri- WESLEY AMERSON . . . Ushers. JOAN ANDERSON . . . Carolier . Hi-Y; N.H.S.; Euclidean H.S.; Apollo; Promoters; Inter-Hi Promoters Council; Marshal; S.R. Offices; Home Economic Display and Fair Awards: Art Award ; Freshman Auditorium; Fashion Show; Hi-Y Council; Stunt Night; F.T.A.; “May Day ; Math Helper; Charmette Club; Buddv Party. no 1962 BOBBY BARKSDALE . . . Dine Dia-mond H.S.; R.O.T.C. Officer; Drill Team; Second Rifle Team: Stamp and Coin Club; Apollo. JUDY BARNES . . . Glee Club; Spanish Club; Library Club; Euclidean H.S.; Apollo; Marshal; Library Assistant; S.R. Offices; Junior May Day Queen. JUDITH CAROL BARNES . . . N.H.S.; J.N.H.S.; President Quill Scroll H.S.; Parliamentary Law Committee; Council; Math Helper; Dramatic Club; Promoters; Woodlog, Freshman Editor. Organizations Editor, Editor in Chief; Tri-Hi-Y; S.R. Bank Teller. PECGY BARNETT PATRICIA BARTLETT . . . Marshal; Auditorium Programs; Y-Teens; Apollo. JOHNNY EDWARD BELL. JR__________Vice President Student Body; Masque Gavel H.S.; Omicron Delta H.S.; President Promoters: Vice President Bible Study Club; UjN. Tour; A.I.A. Representative; Marshal Captain; Chairman Stunt Night Committee; May Day King for Juniors; Cabinet; Council; D Track; S.R. Offices; Assistant Marshal Captain; Marshal; Office Helper; Math Helper; Fall Play; Spring Play; Sportsmanship Committee; Twirp Week Court; Auditorium Programs; Taller Staff; Board of Bank Director . PAMELA BLAICH . . . Office Helper; Marshal; Y-Teena. 1962 Melvin Coberly and Johnny Bell calling for Twirp Court victims. LYNN BLAKEWOOD . . . Offices in DALE BLUE . . . Masque Gavel H.S.; Y-Teens; Woodlo$ Sales Staff: Mar- Council; Cabinet; Chairman Service she); Stunt Night; Honors from an- Points Committee: Apollo; Dramatic other school. Club; Promoters; Auditorium Program : Marshal; S.R. Offices. NANCY BOOCKHOLDT . . . Offices in Orchestra; Orchestra H.S.; Music Festival; Auditorium Programs: Junior Achieve- ment; Bible Study Club; Officer F.N.C.; S.R. Officer Masque Gavel H.S. Spring Seniors GLORIA CAMILLE BOWERS . . . Caro, lirrs; Apollo; Choir Concert; Tri-Hi-Y; Marshal; Glee Club; tf’oodlog Staff and Sale Staff; Minstrel; Music Festival S.R. Offices; Vice President French Club; Pro-motor ; Hi-Y Retreat; Quill Scroll; Stunt Night; Choir Competition; French Federation Convention. Carol who? FAY BRADEN . . . Y-Teens; Marshal. RICHARD BRAMLETT WAYNE BRAND . . . Officer in Warblers; Cavaliers; Stunt Night; S.R. Offices; Nature Club; Model Club; Apollo; Choir Competition; Minstrel. JOYCE BRASHER . . . Carolien; Apollo; Y-Teens; Art Award; Christmas Program. MARY BREED . . . S.R. Officer; Mar-•dial; Althean Club; Apollo. BARBARA BROOKS . . . J.N.H.S.; N.H.S.; Euclidean H.S.; S.R. Offices; Masque Cavel H.S.; F.T.A. President; Fall Play; Christmas Play; Auditorium Program; Ess-ay Contest Winner; Advisor’s Assistant; Math Helper; Teacher’s Assistant; News Correspondent on U.N. Tour. GEORGE DAVIS BROOM . . . Cavaliers; Warblers; Minstrel; Stunt Night; Apollo; S.R. Offices; Auditorium Programs. BECKY BROWN BETTY BROWN Richard Crew took her name, hut couldn’t get her phone number. PATSY ANN BRYANT EARNEST BURDETTE . . . Warblers; Euclidean; S.R. Offices; Minstrel; Stunt Night; Cavaliers; Nature Club; Marshal; Math Helper; Apollo. GERALD DURHAM Duncan Corbett and Lee Ann Scott interview Santa Claus (alias Randy Hill). HELEN ANN BUSSEY . . . F.T.A.; French Club; Dramatic Club; Marshal; Council; Cabinet; Radio Play; Parliamentary Law Committee; U.N. Tour. Spring Seniors SUE FRANCES BUTLER . . . Caro-liers; Glee Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Marshal; Music Festival; Choir Competition; Spring Concert; Stunt Night; Council; Cabinet; Math Helper; Chairman Student Activities Committee; Buddy Party Committee; Scholarship Committee; Vice President Bible Study Club; t Band; Apollo; President S.R.; Art Edi-’ tor of ’62 ff'oodlog. HELEN CAGLE . . . Future Nurses Club. J. T. CALFEE . . . Ushers; Warblers; Who’s Who; Minstrel; Apollo; Council; Marshal; Varsity Football; Varsity Track; “B” Track; Boy«' Letter Club; Cavaliers; Stunt Night; Band; Model Club; S.R. Offices; Auditorium Programs; Choir Competition. BILL CALLEN . Varsity Football: B” Track; Varsity Track; Cavalier ; Apollo. Spring Seniors GLENDA CALLOWAY . . . S.R. Offi-cer; Club Officer; Caroliers; F.T.A.; MarshaL SANDRA CARTER . . . S.R. Officer; Officer of Y-Teens; Marshal. NANCY CASON . . . Y-Teena; Mar-shal. ARNA CHRISTENSEN . . . French Club, Band; Dramatic Club. NANCY ELIZABETH CLARK . .. Tri-Ili-Y: Euclidean H.S.; Marshal; Math Helper; S.R. Offices; President Y-Teens. JAMES MELVIN COBERLY . . . Cab-inet; Council; “B Track: Crov;-G un-try Track; S.R. Offices; Marshal; Promoters; Math Helper; Office Helper; Chairman Morning Watch Committee; Toiler Staff; Advisor's Assistant; Twirp Court Judge; Co-Editor Gold and White Handbook; Choir Coni| ctition; Music Festival; Cavaliers; Warblers; Minstrel; M. G Stunt Night; Honorable Mention in Merit Scholarship Test. 116 1962 ESTHER COCGIN . . . President Y-Teens; Apollo; Caroliers; Glee Club; Stunt Night; Marshal: S.R. Offices. MYRLE ANN COLEMAN . . . Caro-licrs; F.N.A. Officer; Stunt Night; Music Festival; Marshal: Lab Assistant; Math Helper; S.R. Offices; Freshman Auditorium; Apollo; Home Economics Fashion Show; Morning Watch Committee. VICKI COLLINS MIKE COOLEY DUNCAN CORBETT . . . Ushers; President Omicron Delta H.S.; Masque Gavel II. S.; Officer Dramatic Club; Boys' State Representative; Fifth Place Winner in National Sons of the American Revolution Oratorical Contest: Debate Team;. School Plays; National Science Foundation Scholarship to Auburn; Harvard Book Award. LAW ERENCE CORLEY ... Warbler ; Ushers: Cavaliers; Apollo; Euclidean H.S.; Boys' State; Stunt Night; Manager. Basketball and Baseball; Boys Letter Club; Promoters Club; U.N. Tour; Band Sir. Offices; Model Club. 117 Spring Seniors Bill Wheal's card section holds up a V” for “Victory. Well, il was a good try any-wav. SUNNY CROUSHORN - . . President STEPHEN CUCHIARA. .. Marshal: S.R. Glee Club; Vice President Carolicrs; Officer. S.R. Offices: Marshal; Vcstalian Club; Allhean; F.T.A.; Office Helper; Officer Apollo Club; Stunt Night; Music Festival; Choir Competition; Who’s Who. RUTH COZAD F.T.A.; Apollo. CHARLES CULVERHOUSE . . . Model Club; Apollo; Cavaliers: Marshal. TOMMY CORY . . . Band; Apollo; Officer Tennis Club: S.R. Offices. JUDY COUPLAND . . . J.N.H.S.; Ad-visor's Assistant; Marsal Captain; S.R. Offices; Vcstalian Club. MARTHA DAILEY . . . F.N.A. Offices; Stunt Night; Apollo. KALLIOPI DAKIS . . . Club Officer; Of-fice Helper; Apollo; S.R. Officer; Gym Assistant. DAN DAVIS . . . Warblers; Cavaliers; Football; Track; Boys' Latter Club; Minstrel; Stunt Night; S.R. Offices; Apollo; Auditorium Program; Girist-inas Program. HERBIE DAYTON . . . Cavaliers; Eucli-dean H.S.; Band H.S.; Ushers; Boys' Letter Club; Nature Club; Apollo; Stunt Night; Band Review; Woodlog Representative. WAYNE DcLOACH . . . Apollo. JANIE DeSILVEY , . . S.R. Offices; Y-Teen Offices; Carolicrs; Glee Club; Marshal; Who's Who. 120 JUDITH ELLEN DICKINSON . . . Mar-� hal; S.R. Offices; Commercial Club. NOLLY DUKE . . . F.T.A.; S.R. Offices; Marshal. ANNE EDEN . . . Glee Club; Stunt Night; Carolicrs; Y-Tecns; F.T.A.; Apollo; Marshal; S.R. Offices. BETSY ELLIS . . . F.T.A.; S.R. Offices; Marshal; Apollo; Locker Assistant. BETTY EMENS . . . Marshal; Library Assistant; Library Club; Apollo; Y-Teens. MARGUERITE FALUN . . . Vice Presi-dent Glee Club: Carolicrs; Apollo; Council; Cabinet; Chairman Student Activities Committee; S.R. Offices; Spring Music Festival; Choir Competition; Stunt Night. ALICE CORRIN FELTMAN . . . Foodie Faculty, Honor , and Classy Editor : Euclidean H.S.: Vice President Quill Scroll IIS.: S.R. Officer: Council; Record Yearbook Sale' Committee: Y-Teens Officer; Offices Pen Ink Club: Art Awards; Tri lli Y. JACK FINCHER . . . Euclidean H.S.; Vice President Cavaliers; Isher ; Stunt Night: Music Festival; Marshal; Apollo; President French Club. MARTHA JANE FORD . . . Commercial Club; Taller Representative; Marshal: Bible Study Club. JEAN J. GARDENHIRE . . . Dramatics Club; Varsity Basketball. SYLVIA CAROL GEORGE . . . S.R. Of-fices; Y-Teen Offices: Library Club Offices; Library Assistant; Taller Staff: Officer Glee Club: Carolirrs; Officer Apollo: Promoters; Council: Spring Music Festival: Minstrel; Choir Competition; Stunt Night. JAMES GIBSON . . . Cavalier : Vice President Warblers; Band: Minstrel: Stunt Night; Apollo; Club Offices; Bible Study Club; Auditorium Programs; Choir Competition: Disc Diamond H.S.; Marshal. LEE GIBSON . . . Office Model Club; Band H.S.; S.R. Officer. CAROL GILLESPIE . . . Secretary Stu-dent Body; Chaplain Tri-Hi-Y; N.H.S.; President J.N.H.S.; Secretary Omicron Delta H.S.: Masque Gavel H.S.; Secretary Euclidean H.S.; President Dramatic Club: Who’s Who; Optimist Club Youth of thr Year; Chaplain City Hi-Y Council; Blue Ridge Leadership Council; Civitun Harding College Freedom Forum: Fall Plays; Senior Matinee: Advisor's Assistant; Office Helper; Library Assistant; Marshal; Oratorical Contests. MORRIS GLYNN CATOS . . . Rifle Team; Drill Team; Disc Diamond H.S.; Photography Club; Stamp and Coin Club; Apollo; Auditorium Program. GERALD GRAVES MARY SUSAN GREGORY . . . Offices MAX GRIFFIN Y-Tccns; Math Helper; Euclidean H.S.; Treasurer Caroliers; Stunt Night: Treasurer Glee Club; Apollo; Choir Competition: Spring Music Festival; Minstrel; Lab Assistant; S.R.: Office ; Mar-hal. 1962 Spring Seniors CAROLYN HANCOCK ... Art Exhibits: Freshman Auditorium Programs; Presi-dent, Secretary Pen Ink Club: Marshal; May Day Programs; W-Day Programs: Artwork on Posters and Streamers for Football Came and Plays; State Fair Art Awards; Most Outstanding D.O. Student Trophy; Toast-Mi‘tres of Employer-Employee Banquet 1961. CAROL ELAINE HAND . . . Majorette; N.H.S.; Euclidean H.S.; Tri-Hi-Y; Girls State: Marshal; Clee Club: Apollo; Caro-Iiers: Band Review; Stunt Night: Music Festival; Minstrel; Science Helper; S.R. Office ; Chairman Twirp Committee; Sportsmanship; Student Directory Committees; Cabinet; Council; F.T.A.; Nature Club; Choir Competition; Spring Concert; Auditorium Program. JANICE HARDY . .. Promoter ; Commercial Club; Marshal; Carolicr ; Glee Club; Y-Teens; Stunt Night; Apollo; Choir Competition; S.R. Office . FRAN HARGIS . . . Honor from another school. CHARLOTTE HARRIS JUDITH ANN HARRIS ... Pen Ink Club: Y-Tcens; Marshal. ‘Come on. lei’ lwi l again! KENNETH HARRIS . . . Warbler : Stunt Night: Marshal; Bible Study Club; Cavalier : S.R. Offices; Apollo; Minstrel; Music Festival; Morning Watch Committee. EDDIE HAWLEY . . . Ushers; Utopian Science Club: Rand H.S.; S.R. Offices; Marshal; Trumpet Trio; Basketball Manager; Boys’ State; Bowling Team; Math Helper. MARY GENE HARRIS . . . Carolier ; Apollo; Marshal Captain: S.R. Offices; Y-Teens Office ; Stunt Night. CHARLES HAZLEHURST . . . Varsity Football: Varsity Track; President Bank; S.R. Offices; Secretary-Treasurer Ushers; Officer Math Club; Euclidean H.S.; Math Helper; Marshal; Vice President Student Body; Council; Cabinet; Program Committee: Sportsmanship Committee; Building Committee; Honorable Mention in Merit Scholarship Test; U.N. Tour: “B Football: B Track. JANE HATCHER . . . F.T.A.; Apollo- C. PHILLIP HEIS . . . Model Club; D.O. Club. MAURICE HENRY . . . Band; Apollo; Marshal; Model Club; Warbler ; Cavalier . RANDY HILL . . . J.N.H.S.; N.H.S.; Euclidean H.S.; Usher ; Full Flay; Apollo; Science Club; Lab Assistant; Math Helper; U.N. Tour. LINDA HERALD . . . Apollo: Y-Tcens; Marshal; S.R. Officer. SHIRLEY JEAN HOLLEY . . . Y-Teens; F.T.A.; Taller Typist; Marshal. RICHARD HILBURN TREASE HOLLIDAY Really, girls, there must l� e some mistake! Spring Seniors 1962 CLAUDE HOLTER . . . Cavaliers; ROBERT LOUIS HORSLEY . . . Cava- LINDA HORST. .. President Promoters; Warblers; Stunt Night; Minstrel; liers; Apollo; Band; Music Festival; Band S.R. Officer; Fashion Show; Library As- “Oklahoma ; Apollo; “B Football; Review; Orchestra. sislant. S.R. Offices; Choir Competition; Spring Music Festival: Christmas Program; Auditorium Program; “B Track. Spring Seniors SANDRA HOSKINS . . . S.R. Officer; Pen Ink Club; If'oodlog Representative. GEORCELLEN HURST . . . Girls’ Let- GARY HYCHE . . . Apollo; S.R. Offices; ter Club; W-Day Program; Gym Assistant. “B Football; Cavaliers; Marshal; Camera Club. LYDA ELLEN JACKSON . . . Y-Teens; Pen Ink Club; Carolicrs; Apollo; Art Awards; Stunt Night; Science Fair. AMY JOHNSON . . . Apollo; Marshal; Office Helper; Library Assistant. EDWIN A JOHNSON . . . President F.T.A.; Library Club Assistant Writer: Gym Assistant; Assistant Marshal Captain; S.R. Offices. MARGARET DIANE JONES . . . 1961 Homecoming Queen; Senior Favorite; Who's Who; Head R.O.T.C Sponsor; East-West Queen; Disc Diamond H.S.; Masque Gavel H.S.; Marshal H.S.; Sophomore May Queen; Apollo; Caroliers; Cabinet; S.R. Offices; Council; Chairman Sportsmanship and Junior-Senior Prom Committees; Student Court: Twirp Week; Student Directory: Stunt Night Committees; Marshal; Marshal Captain; Taller Staff; Auditorium Programs; Campaign Manager; Offices Promoters Club; Dramatic Club; President Inter-Hi Promoter ; Senior Elections; Office Helper; Freshman Auditorium; A.I.A. Convention; Homecoming Court 1%0. LINDA JONES Shirley Davis; Sue Butler, and Ann Thomas sing in the Choir's annual Christmas program. LOIS LINDA KEEFER . . . Glee Club; Carolicrs; S.R. Offices; Council: Apollo: Marshal; F.T.A.; Y-Teen ; Advisor’ Assistant; Stunt Night; W-Day Cheerleader; Auditorium Programs. Spring CAROLYN JEAN KEITH . . . F.T.A.; KERRY KELLY JAMES E. KIMBRELL . . . D.O. Club. O.O. Club: Officer; Marshal; Office Helper: 1 Year Perfect Attendance. 1962 JOHN LANDRUM . . . S.R. Present; JUDY LAVETT . . . D.O. Club; Bank ADOLPH LAVIN . . . S.R. Offices; Gum- Apollo; Math Helper; Marshal. Teller. cil; Apollo: Promoters; Twirp Committee; Taller Staff. Seniors JOYCE LAWRENCE . . . Future Nurse Club; Science Club; Secretary of Junior Achievement; Rami; Glee Club. CAROLYN ANN LAYNE . . . Toiler Staff: Marshal; Apollo; F.T.A.; Bank As-distant; Toller Representative; Woodlog Representative. JAMES LEONARD . . . Dramatic Club; Masque Gavel H.S.; Fall Play; Senior Matinee: Christmas Play; Omicmn Delta H.S.; S.R. Offices. BOBBEYE LESSMAN . . . President Big ED LIPPINCOTT JANICE LOCKRIDGE . . . Y-Teens; Nine Dance Council; Majorette; Student Marshal; Junior AchicvcmcnL Council; Caroliers; S.R. Offices; Stunt Night; Office Helper; Marshal; Apollo; Taller Representative. “B Football: S.K. BECKY McDANIEL . . . Marshal: Vestu iian Club; D.O. Club Officer; S.K. Offi cer; Math Helper. DON LYNN Offices. Tom Reinhart, Jeff Troxler, G arle� Yes-sick. and Melvin Cobcrly get a big kick out of sentencing “Dimples” Wooten in Twirp Court. 1962 LINDA GAIL LOVELI____________S.R. Offices; Cheerleader; F.T.A. Council; Gym Assistant; May Day Program. BETTY LOU McDANIEL . . . Apollo; Charmette Club; Club Offices; S.K. Offices: Marshal; K'oodlog Sales Staff. MARY ANN LONG . . . S.R. Offices; d visor's Assistant; Marshal; Vestaliun Club. CHARLES LYNN . . . Varsity Football; Boys’ Letter Club. PATRICIA ANN McDILI_________F.T.A. Of- fices; Camliers; President; Glee Club; Bank Board of Directors; Tri-Hi-Y: Secretary Student Body; Council; Cabinet; Apollo; Stunt Night; S.R. Offices; Promoters; Buddy Party Committee: Election Committee; Auditorium Programs; Who’s Who. MONA FAIR McKINLEY . . . Tri-Hi-Y; Glee Club; Carolier ; Euclidean H.S.; Promoters; Officer F.T.A.; Charmette Club; Apollo; S.R. Offices; Marshal: Math Helper; Hi-Y Council; Inter-Hi Promoters; P.T.A. Program; Stunt Night; May Day Program. martha McLaughlin Spring Seniors JOHNNY McMURRY HARRY McREYNOLDS JACK ALLEN MARCHANT . .. Cava-licr� ; Warblers; Marshal; Band; S.R. Offices; Bank Teller; Minstrel: Stunt Night: Apollo; Promoters; Auditorium Programs: Lab Assistant. JAMES MARTIN . . . Science Club; LEWIS McCOY MARTIN . . . Band; RALPH MARTIN . . . Marshal; “IT Bas- Science Awards; S.R. Offices. Band H.S.; Disc Diamond H.S.; Apollo. kctball; S.R. Officer. 1962 Spring New N.H.S. members are serenaded by four of the WMLS. Choir. RAY MARTIN . . . Marshal; S.R. Offices; “B” Basketball; Apollo. BARBARA MARZENELL . . . F.N.A.; F.T.A.; S.R. Officer: Library Assistant. BONNIE GAYLE MAULDIN . . . Junior Red Cross Club Offices; S.R. Offices: Home Economic Club Officer; Taller Typist: Marshal. FRANK MICKLE . . . Bank Teller: D.E. Club; Deca Club; Tatlrr Representative. MARY ALICE M1LICAN . . . Marshal; Advisor' Assistant; F.T.A.; Dramatic Club; Apollo. D. WAYNE MILLER . . . Cavalier ; Warbler ; Marshal; Apollo; Minstrel; Stunt Night; Nature Club: “B Basketball; “B Football; S.K. Offices. Seniors PATSY MILLS . . . Latin Award: J.N.H.S.; Euclidean H.S.; Tri-Hi-Y; Presi-dent Latin Club; Marshal; Auditorium Program ; May Day Program; S.R. Offices; N.H-.S. Mary Jo Mummert let out her characteristic giggle a Randy-Hill is tapped for N.H.S. It look as if Randy is tapping Quitman Liner. MIKE MITCHELL . . . Cavalier ; Warbler ; Minstrel; Stunt Night; Christmas Program; Spring Music Festival; Apollo; Officer Photography Club; S.R. Offices; Choir Competition; Auditorium Program . TOMMY MONROE Spring •i GERALD WILLIAM MOORE . . . Council; Officer in Usher ; Boys’ Letter Club; Varsity Football; “B” Basketball; “B” Track; Marshal; Varsity-Track; S.R. Office ; Math Helper; Auditorium Programs. HAROLD MORGAN . . . Varsity Football; Varsity Basketball: Varsity Baseball; Varsity Track; Warblers; Ushers; Bov ’ Letter Cluh; Cavaliers; ‘B Football; “B” Basketball: B” Track; Bank Director; Apollo; S.R. Officer; Stunt Night. DENNIS MOXLEY . . . Decs Club. LYNDA MUCKENFUSS . . . S.R. Offices; Who’s Who; Photography Club. EDWARD JOSEPH MUGLACH . . . Officer Cavaliers; Warblers; Vice President Junior Math Club; Apollo; Marshal; Minstrel; Stunt Night; S.R. Offices: Auditorium Programs. Seniors DEWEY NARRATES . . . Warblers. MAC MULLICAN . . . “B Football; Varsity Football; Boys’ Letter Club; Taller Representative; Camera Club; Marshal. ELIZABETH ANN NEWTON . . . Y-Teens; Dramatic Club. MYRA NORWOOD . . . Y-Teens; Apollo. MARY JO MUMMERT . . . Tri-Hi-Y; Secretary N.H.S.; J.N.H.S.; Bible S udy Club; Euclidean H.S.; S.R. Officer! ELIZABETH CATHERINE OGLES ... Marshal; Assistant Marshal Captain; Apollo; Caroliers: Offices F.T.A.; S.R. Offices. WANDA OGLESBY STEVEN OLIVER . . . Band H.S.; Orchestra H.S.; S.R. Officer: Science Club Officer. Spring SUSAN OWEN GAIL PAIR . . . Future Nur$c9 Club. U Seniors DIANE PARKER . . . Vice President Pen Ink Club; Apollo; Marshal; Y-Tecru. MORRIS PARRISH . . . Stamp and Coin Club; Rank Teller; Disc Diamond H.S.; Drill Team. MARILYN PAYNE . . . Officer Caro-liers; Glee Club; Stunt Night; Apollo; Y-Teen President; Marshal; Council; S.R. Offices; Ruddy Party Co-Chairman; Music Festival. EDWARD LEWIS PEN FI ELD. JR______ Cavaliers; Apollo; Bible Study Club. ANN PENNINGTON . . . Apollo; Y-Teens; Bible Study Club; Marshal; Commercial Club; S.R. Officer. I 137 SANDRA PERCER . . . Commercial Club: Marshal; Apollo; Y•Teens; Bank Assistant. SANDRA PERRIN . . . Advisor’s As-sistant; Marshal; Althcan Club; Taller Staff: S.R. Offices. SHIRLEY PERRIN . . . Advisor’s As-sistant; Marshal; Taller Typist; S.R. Offices. JOSEPH SAMUEL POCHRAN . . . Football Manager; Boys' Letter Club: Auditorium Programs: “B Football: Apollo. 19 Spring TERRY CASSANDRA PHILLIPS . . . Span-ish Club; Glee Club; Carolicrs: Library-Club: Apollo: Marshal: Home Nursing. LINDA GAIL POWE . . . Glee Club; Offices Caroliera; Buddy Party Committee; Honor Point Committee; Dramatic Club; Officer F.T.A.; Stunt Night; Fall Play; Music Festival; Marshal; Apollo; Choir Competition. WILLIAM PREWITT PAUL PRICE . . . Warblers; Cava-liers; Minstrel; Stunt Night; Apollo; Aviation Club. 62 Seniors CHARLES POCOPANNI . . . Officer D.E. Club; Marshal; Taller Representative. VIRGINIA PORTER . . . Orchestra Offices; Y-Teens; Home Economics Club Offices; Auditorium Programs; Apollo. BRENDA PRIDMORE . . . President Personality Club; Marshal; Apollo. CHERYL PRIDMORE . . . Apollo; DECA President; Offices Y'-Teens; Auditorium Program. GLORIA ANN RADCLIFF . . . Choir Competition; Music Festival; Marshal: Euclidean H.S.; Math Helper; Glee Club; Lab Assistant; Caroliers; Dramatic Club; Apollo; S.R. Offices; Auditorium Programs; F.T.A.; Minstrel; Stunt Night; Girls’ State. Spring BETSY RAY . . . D.E. Club. JOHN REEDY' . . . Vice President Apollo; Cavaliers; Warblers; Minstrel; Stunt Night; Auditorium Programs; Junior May Day King; Boys’ Letter Club; Varsity Baseball; 'B Basketball; Marshal. ROBIN ROACH . . . Marshal; Apollo. CHARLES ROBERTS . . . Cavaliers: R.O.T.C.; Band: Apollo. FAYE ROGERS -f Seniors RONALD REID Apollo. Ushers; S.R. Officer; LINDA ANN RHODES . . . Tri-Hi-Y; Euclidean; Apollo: Cambers; Glee Club; Council; Stunt Night; I-al� Assistant; Personality Club President; Math Helper; Minstrel: Spring Concert: Marshal; Auditorium Programs; Bank Teller; Qiriatma Festival. m 1962 Spring JEAN ROGERS . . . F.T.A.: Cheer- ROBERT ROGERS EUGENE JOSEPH ROTH . . . Model leader; Girls’ Letter Club; Gym Assistant; S.R. Officer. Club; Marshal. CAROLYN SALAY . . . Tri-Hi-Y; Euclidean H.S.; Masque Gavel H.S.; Omicron Delia M.S. Play : Debate Team; Dramatic Club; Lab Assistant: Math Helper; Marshal; Library Assistant. JOHN SANDERS . . . Ushers; Warblers; Cavaliers; Marshal; Minstrel; Stunt Night; Apollo; S.R. Offices: Math Helper; Auditorium Program; Music Competition; Christmas Music Festival. STEVE SARGENT . . . Ushers; Eucli-dean H.S.; Math Club; Math Helper. 142 Seniors DOROTHY SCHWAIGER . . . Marshal; Bank Helper; Y-Tccns. JANE SHELNUTT . . . S.R. Office Marshal; Y-Teens; Taller Representative Library Assistant; D.E. Club Officer Bank Teller; State D.E. Convention. BONNIE SCOTT . . . Marshal: S.R. Officer; Advisor's Assistant; Apollo: Y- Teen ; Red Cross Club; Library Assistant; Library Club. JAMES SHERRILL . . . Band H.S.; Apollo. LEE ANNE SCOTT . . . Euclidean H.S.; Masque Gavel H.S.; Omicron Delta H.S.; Tri-Hi-Y; Secretary Student Body; Library A««istunt; Bank Helper; Head Cheerleader; Oratorical Contest: Fall Play. ANNE SHULTS . . - French Club; Y-Teen Officer; F.T.A.; Marshal; R.O.T.C Sponsor. Spring $ MARTHA ANN SMITHERMAN . . . Masque Gavel II.S.; Omi. r«n Delta U S. Officer: Offices Dranm. ( lob; Fall Plays; Senior Matinee; D ! n; Oi torical Contest; Library As-f-i-tant; I’roiiimt Library Club; Auditorium Programs; Marshal; U.N. Tour; Promoters; S.R. Offices. JANICE MARIE SPARKS . . . Carolirrs; Glee Club; Y-Teens; Lab Assistant; Marshal; Dept. Head Assistant; Apollo; Auditorium. NELL CLARDY SPIVEY . . . Apollo; Y-Teens. JEAN MARLENE SI VERT . . . Citi-zenship Tour; Caroliers; Glee Club; Tri-Hi-Y; S.R. Offices; Y-Teens; Club Offices; Library Assistant; Library-Club; Apollo; Math Helper. JOAN MARIE SIVERT . . . Freshman Award; Vice President J.N.H.S.; Euclidean H.S.; Caroliers; Glee Club; Tri-Hi-Y; S.R. Offices; Chairman Parliamentary I-aw Committee; Cabinet; Council; Y-Teens; Club Offices; Library Assistant; Library Club; Apollo; Math -Helper. SHERRON SMITH . . . Marshal; Dra malic Club; Personality Club. Seniors ALICE JOY STAPLES . . . Secretary J.N.H.S.; Officer Olympian H.S.; President French Club; Girls’ Letter Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Gym A� «istant; Freshman Auditorium; Euclidean H.S.; Math Helper; Marshal. GRADY STONE . . . Apollo; Band H.S.; Offices Model Club; Aviation Club; Band Review. STEVE STONE . . . Cavaliers; Apollo; Stunt Night: S.R. Office . JEANNE MARIE STRICKLAND . . . Tri- Hi-Y; Taller Representative; ff'oodlog Sophomore, Classes, and Organizations Editors; Library Club Offices; Vice President Commercial Club; Junior Red Cross Club President; Dramatic Club; Treasurer Quill Scroll H.S. MARTHA SULLIVAN . .. President Mas-que Gavel H.S.; Omicron Delta H.S.; Fall Play; Auditorium Programs; Glee Club; Cambers; Apollo Programs; Christmas Festival; Assistant Marshal Captain: Marshal; Office Helper; U-N. Tour; S.R. Offices; Council; Cabinet; Chairman Elections Committee: Stunt Night; Twirp Week; Sportsmun«hip Committee; Bund; Latin Club. PATSY SWEAT . . . Bank Help; F.T.A. _ja L_ 145 SANDRA SYKES . . . Dramatic Club; Y-Teens; Advisor’s Assistant; Promoters; U.N. Tour; Marshal. ANN THOMAS . . . Glee Club: Carollers; Cavalier Accompanist; Council; Promoters; F.T.A.; Library Assistant; Tatter Staff. CHARLOTTE THOMPSON . . . F.T.A.: Apollo. MARY ANN THOMPSON . . . S.R. Of-ficcs; AltHean Club Vice President; Girls’ Letter Club; Marshal; Advisor’s Assistant. ELDA JANICE THORN . . . Glee Club; Caroliers; Marshal; Stunt Night; Auditorium Programs: Minstrel: S.R. Offices; F.T.A.; Apollo; Glee Club Honor Society. JUNE TIDWELL . . . S.R. President; President F.T.A.; Library Assistant; Marshal; F.T.A. May Day Representative; Candidate for Homecoming Queen. Seniors 1962 JEFF TROXLER . . . Usher ; Masque Cavcl H.S.; Chairman Compiling Committee for Student Directory; Band Announcer; Boys’ State; Harding College Freedom Forum. WAYNE TURNER . . . Warbler.; Cava-liers; Marshal; Library Assistant; Track; S.R. Officer; Office Assistant. ANN USHER . . . Bible Study Club; French Club Vice President; Promoters; Marshal. CAROL JEAN VANN . . . F.T.A.; Bank Helper; Office Helper; Marshal; S.R. Offices. PHILLIS VAN TREASE . . . Y-Teens; Dept. Head Assistant. CLAUDIA WADSWORTH . . . Marshal; S.R. Offices; Club Officer; library Assistant; Officer in Speech Class; Auditorium Programs. 147 FRANK WALDROP . . . ManhaL MARTHA WALDROP . . . F.T.A.: Offices; Marshal; Y-Teens; Apollo. S.R. JOHN WALKER . . . Apollo; D.E. Club. LINDA JOAN WALKER . . . Masque Gavel H.S.; Orchestra H.S.; Dramatic Club: Apollo; Orchestra; Music Festival. MAR1! LOUISE WALKER . . . Girls Let-ter Club; Y-Teens; Gym Assistant; S.R. Offices. BOBBIE . SUE WARE . . . Marshal; Photography Club. Spring ■■■Hi Seniors NORA JAYNE WELCH . . . Tri-Hi-Y; Math Helper; Y-Teens; Manhal; S.R. Of-fires; Library Assistant. SHERRON WILLIAMS REGINA WHITE . . . Girls Letter Club; Honors from another schooL BETTY LYNN WILSON . . . S.R. Of-fiecs; Marshal; Marshal Captain; Dramatic Club; F.T.A. Club Vice President; Library Assistant; Editor Library Bulletin. SHARLEE WILLIAMS . . . Vice President F.T.A.; Carolicr ; Glee Club; Apollo; Stunt Night; Spring Festival. GWENDOLYN JEANNINE WILSON . . . F.T.A.; Secretary Pen Ink Club; Advisor’ Assistant; Math Helper; Bank Teller; Woodlog Sale Staff. 149 Spring Seniors DONALD WINN JANICE WOOD MICHAEL WOOD . .. Photography Club; Cavaliers; Stunt Night; Apollo; Nature Club; Auditorium Program; Music Festival: Spring Concert; S.R. Offices; Marshal; Lab Assistant. DOROTHY LEE WOOTEN . . . Caro-licrs; Glee Club; Apollo; F.T.A.; Dramatic Club; Masque Gavel H.S.; Tri-Hi-Y; Y-Teens; Council; Student Court; May Day Committee; Gold and White Committee; Choir Competition: Marshal; Advisor's Assistant; History Helper; Good Citizenship Girl; Stunt Night; S.R. Offices. CHARLES YESSICK . . . President Stu-dent Body; Euclidean; Ushers; President of Apollo; Warblers: Alternate End Man; Cavaliers; U.N. Tour; A.I.A. Convention; “B Track; S.R. Offices; Council; Cabinet; Sportsmanship Committee. MALCOLM YOUNGBLOOD . . . Warb-lets; Cavaliers; Apollo: Stunt Night; S.R. Offices; Minstrel; Auditorium Programs. 6- Juniors 1962 Juniors A1 Robinson, Ronnie Purser, Tommy Johnson, anti Charles Waldrop experiment in Mrs. Fuino’s chemistry class. Renick Abbot Jerry Adams John Adams Marlon Adamson Carol Allen Mary Allsopp Julius Anderson Gene Armstrong Wilma Atnip Judy Aurandt Johnny Aycock Jack Baker Susan Baer Kay Buin Barbara Bands Marcia Bankston James Barnett Janice Bass Robert Beardon Ann Bcllsnydcr Judy Berry Larry Blanton Judy Blount Linda Biddle Bobby Bonner Juniors Rodney Borders Grorjrc Brokaw Gary Brown Mike Brown William Brown Sina Joy Brust Bonny Buffington Jane Buiman Jean Buiman Judy Bu .hec Sharon Call Donna Calvert Wayne Carlisle Larry Carroll Sheila Carroll Jasper Champion Leon Chatum Barbara Chilcont Cathy Clark Janice Clark Edward Clarke Carole Cockrell Carol Co lee IJnda Connell Larry Contri June Cook Jerry Ann Cox Vicki Anne Cox Gerald Crain W'illiam Earl Creel 1962 Willie Creel Tim Crus white Diane Crump Pete Crye Paula Cunninghum Karen Dakis Virginia Dan by Bobby Davis Hill Dean Rebecca Denson Phillip Dc Paul Johnny l ieker$on Joy Dickinson Elaine Dingier Roy Dunn Carolyn Downer Jane Dozier Douglas Earnest Lloyd East Brenda Ellard Betty Jean Ellis Janies Fadrly Sandra Felkins Joey Feller Jim Flick Mike Floyd Junior Cheerleaders Nancy Turner, Kathey Reese, Kay Lesley. Sue Mauldin, Ann BelLnyder. and Carol Galloway boost school spirit. 153 154 Joan Frarhiscur Gerric Free Kav Lynn Frey Billy Fowler Paula Fox Alice Fulwider Patricia Funderburke Carol Galloway-Carl Garrett Peggy Gerald Patricia Glenn Sandra Gibbs Bonnie Ginn Pam Graham Rilu Graham Paul Gray Dudley Greenway Wayne Griffin June Grimes Wayne Gurley Monroe liak Pat Haney Saudi Lee Haney Kenneth Hanlin Frank Harris Jimmy Harris Louise Harper George Hasenbein Sylvia Haynes Margaret Heath Linda Henry Clyde Hick Jenny Hildreth Faye Hollingsworth Larry Holmes Juniors Juniors 1962 Charlotte Hopkins Patricia Hopper Willie Mar Houtn Barbara Howard Mike Huston Robert Hutchins Charles Waldrop, Bill McCutcheon, Miller Sharp, Earl Creel, and Mike LovrleM—future scientists of America, if they last that long. Marcia Jackson Ricky James Suzy Jar is Jane Jenkis Linda Johnson Patsy Johnson Ru ell Johnson Tommy Johnson Doug Jones Laurel Lee Judy Becky Keith Anne Kern Joey Kelly Leon Kelly Nancy Kiliingsworth Charles King Larry King Stewart Kirby Lee Knight 155 David Li son Winston I ong Mike Loveless Tommy Loveless Carolyn Lovell Carolyn Magnuson Wayne Markham Doris Massey Jim Matthews Donna Mavhew Donnie McHroycr IjOU Ellen McClain Marion McCleskey Lurry McCombs Sharon McDonald Sherry McDowell Charles McKurlin Carole McGraw Gy line MclnnUh Linda McLean Patricia Mint Sandra Monroe Bill Moore w Carol Ann Moore Sri • Lynn Morgan tr Mudelyn .Morgan V ' Jim Motlow V WrmV 4m Susan Muckcnfuss Larry Mullins Pat Murphey Juniors 156 Juniors Laura Neely 1962 157 Ben Neighbor George Nichols Mike Northeutl John Miller Sun Okin Judy Olson Linda O’Neal Sundrn Owen Dot Parker Kddie Paschal Scott Passmore Iris Roman Mar)' Sue Rowan Howard Rush Mike Russell Jim Rye Sue Putman Kathy Reese Lynn Reese Gay Reid Ann Reynolds Brenda Rhodes Joan Patterson June Patterson Lynn Pcnurl Buster Pitt Ann Pogue Anita Richards Al Robinson John Robison Linda Roger Billie Rollins 1962 Juniors Cecilia Savage Ronnie Schaefer Dolly Schmalz Dianne Seale John Searcy Josephine Seay Ann Shirley Nancy Shoults Paula Simplon Bill Sinclair Billy Skien Jimmy Slaughter Mike Smith Sfaarron Smith Bohby Smitherman Carolyn Snow Marilyn Snow Ted Speaker Frances Stamcy Dickie Stanton Katherine Stephens James Stephens Boh Stokes Aigeniu Stover Allen Swcatt Wallace Thrasher Karen Tidwell Tonni Todd Wilton Treadwell Dan Trot man 158 Juniors Nancy Turner Sur Vincent Charles Waldrop Betty Walker Don Wamble Bonn) Walkin' Rita Watuw Sandra Watson Bobby West Lonnie Whisonant Jerry While Felton Whiting Virginia Whitlock Fay William Kuy William Lemob William Martha Williums Judy Wilson Charlotte Worn hie I.ynda Wood Shirley Wood Harold Woodward Lisa Wright 160 Maurinc Aker Charlotte Akins Joe Akin Sandra Akin Judy Alford Patricia Alford Ruth Alldridgc Palsy Allen Ronny Allen Jim Amhcraon Donald Amick Betty Amos Kathy Andrews George Arnold Loyd Arrington Douglas Atchison Susan Atkinson Bobbie Autra Maxine Ayer Sam Baldonc Nancy Badger Kenneth Bagwell David Bailey Judy Ann Bailey Milton Ballard James Ballard Patsy Bannister Dianne Barbour Tommy Barnes Frank Barrett Larry Barrett Darlene Beard Lindu Bearden Carolyn Beavers Ann Rcdnur Travis Bedsole Johnny Bell Rhea Ben net Martha Best Jon Bicker Larry Bingham Ben Bishop 1962 Donald Bishop Brenda Black Gary Blake David Blocker Nancy Boyer Linda Brady Brenda Brakefidd Joan Brewer Nancy Brindley Nancy Brisendine Billy Brodrccht Ricky Brook Joe Brown Loots Brown Glenn Browning Belly Bullock Judy Bullock Randall Bullock Dorothy Busby Robert Cain Richard Camp Haney Campland Dianne Cardwell Sandra Carnes Larry Carpenter Gwen Carroll Lynda Carroll Linda Carter Eddie Caswell Sharon Champion Sue Chandler Lonnie Chapprlear Diane Christian Barbara Clark Mary Jo Clayton Sharon Clayton Martha Collins Richard Collins Janet Con boy Wanda Cone Foster Cook Walter Cooksey Robert Cooper Steve Cooper Hugh Corley Carolyn Coshatt Carol Cost in Suzanne Cox Charlotte Crew Gene Crocker Ellaree Crook Donna Cross Donna Cunningham Carmel Domico Karen Davies Sharon Davis Tennie Davis Randy Dean Renee Debitte June De Lorme Patti Dial Michelle Dohne Jimmy Dollar Glenda Dorsctt Dave Douglas Larry Drake Pat Drake Darlene Drinkard June Drummond Janice Drummonds Randy Duncan James Dunion Bill Dunn Melvinia Dye Sandra Eddins Doug Edwards Gloria Edwards Sophomores Jan Egger Jean Elder Donald Elkouric Gary Ernest Gail Esco Neal Evans Johnny Falkner Barbara Farmer Jimmy Farris Joe Filiingamc Don Finch Freda Finley Phillip Fiaugher Georgia Fock Brownie Foote Gail Franklin Barbara Franklin Billy Fricks Betty Funderburg Virginia Galloway Susan Garner Brenda Garrett Donald Garrett Helen Garrett Jerry Garrison Leonard Gavin Otto Gaylord Joel Gentry Handy George Johnny Giamhroni Chuck Gilbert Judy Gilbert Lynn Gilbert Wayne Gill Sharon Gilpin Dale Glasscock Arlan Goins Linda Gordon Dusty Gorman Wester Gray Danny Green Elizabeth Gregory Jerri Griffin Linda Griffin Mary Griffin 162 Sophomores struggle through geometry. Sophomores 1962 Ricky Griggs Trisha Crimea Victor Guyton Polly Haisten Judy Hale Richard Halstead Sammy Hamm Sharon Hamrick Judy Hang Claudia Hardin Kathy Harper Michael Harper Carolyn Harris Richard Hartselle Mary Jo Harvella Kenneth Hastings Fred Hawkins Judy Hawkins Jimmie Haywood Cynthia Heath Eddie Hegg Denton Henderson Greg Henry Patsy Henson Carol Henry Sarah Hewitt June Hicks Linda Hill Paul Hill Sally Hill Betty Hines Paula Hobby Kay Holder Rosemary Holcomb Johnny Holland Angela Hollander Bobby Holley Gail Holt Stan Hope Richard Horn Gail Hosea Billy Hovies Doris Howard Junwatia Hudson Rodney Huffstutlcr Carolyn Hughes Sandra Hughins Carolyn Hurst Nancy Huston Brenda Hutto Wanda lacullo Lawrence Inin Gilbert Isbell Larry Jackson Richard Jackson Sharon Jackson Francis James Gary Jcmison Herlha Jenkins Debbie Johnson Elizabeth Johnson Johnnie Johnson Diane Jones 163 Jackie Jones Peggy Jones Sandy Jones Cheryl Jurney Carolyn Justice Terry Justice Pat Kelly Judy Kendrick Shirley Kendrick Jean Kent Perry Kilpatrick Jan Kimberly Jimmy Kimberly Terry Kimbrough Earl King Gail King Linda King Margaret king Steve King Robert Kinney Katie Kinrer Donald Kirby Billy Kullman Jim Lamb William Lambert Dianne lenders Don Unders Linda Langston Jerry Lanking Sam Latino Linda Lee Linda Lee Antoinette Lcngycl Michael Ia-tchman Gloria Lett Mary Ann Lightcap Linda Limbaugh Danny Lindsey Shirley Lindsey Jean Linkhart Terri Lippencott David Littleton Hrwcll Looney Diane Loprcsti Billy Lowery Johnny Lowrrv Martha Lowery Shirley l.nwrey Dianne Lykes Amelia Malone Sally Malone Barbara Maples Dean Markham Nancy Marlin Elaine Marsh Marie Marsh Billy Morton Thyra Martin Judy Mashburn Karen Mattox Tommy Maynor Jimmy Meade Sheila Miller Sophomores 1961 164 My run Mill Mike Milton Stanley Milwce Mike Montgomery Donna Moody Sara Moody Linda Morgan Larry Morgan Margaret .Morgan France Morris Andy Muglarh Orlean Mundy Sandra Mu MO Melinda Mylius Ray MeAlfee Elaine McAllister Rodger McAlister Judy McBride Patricia McBride Jerry McCain Judy McCarley Eldridge McCay Larry McClain Ann McCullcy Diane McCullough Sharon MeElroy Claude McGee Elaine McGee Greg McCraw Prissy McGuire Linda McLemorc Kitty McNeil I-nrry MeMurray Cynthia Nahor« Eli abeth Naborn Jimmy Nabors Taru Nabors Janet Naramore Jack Neill David NiehoU Joy Nichols Nila Nix I didn't know carrots had vein .' 165 Ingrid Nyman Pat Norris Elwin Norris Tommy Norrid Sonja Norman Lynda Nolen Jane Olson Theresa Overstreet Charles Overton Malissic Owens Sandra Painter Dorothy Parker Jayne Parker Derry Pnrtain Ronnie Paschal Cheryl Pauley Bobby Peacock Glenda Peeples Nancy Penn Ronald Penton Diana Perry Mary Peters Frank Pierce Jane Ann Pinson Patsy Pitts Cynthia Poe Nancy Pound Darlene Powell Katherine Prentice Cheryl Preskitt Richard Pruitt Ronnie Purser Janice Ramsey Elaine Ray Douglas Reece Barbara Reeves Margaret Reeves David Richardson Rayburn Riddle Melinda Roberson Jeannie Robison Linda Robinson Mike Robinson Angela Robinson Willard Rochester Virginia Rodgers Brown Rogers Lawrence Rogers Sue Rosebcrry Sheila Rucks Betty Russell Steve Salter Richard Sanders A. L Sandlin Kent Sargent Lynn Saunders Judy Scott Steve Seale Claudette Seaton Doug Seay Carolyn Seibert David Shanklin Patricia Shay omores 166 1961 Budd Shelnutt Geraldine Shepherd Wayne Shepherd Mike Sherill Mack Shoemaker Jane Short Dick Simoneaux Klaine Smith Faye Smith Gerald Smith Jane Smith Jim Smylie Wajmc Smith Jimmy Spann Sandra Speakman Jimmy Spaugy Wayne Stanfield Joe Stanley Bill Steam Ferrell Stephens Linda Stewart Betty Stokes Janice Stone Robert Stone Scott Stone David Stuart James Sutherland Janis Sutherland Michael Swindle Janice Swinford Gayle Symonds David Talley Joe Tapscolt Larry Tate Carol Thomas Carolyn Thomas Cooper Thomaa Gayle Thomaa Carol Sue Thompson Judy Thompson Laura Ann Thompson Donald Trim Barney Tubbs Robert Turner Steve Tucker Alan Vanderpool Shirlee Vandever Charles Vann Dianne Vaske Susan Villadscn Mike Vine Kalcnnn Wade Beatrice Walker Billy Walker Judy Walker Tommy Walker Ronald Wallace Ricky Wall Sharon Walsh Fred Wanninger Jimmy Watson Sue WVinmann Shirley Wells 167 Sophomores 1961 This is a itiology class? Patricio Wentzell Jeanne White Diane Whitehead Eugene Whitley Jane Winhorn Betty Wiggins Rita Wiglesworth Janice Wilkcrson Ken Wilkerson Dannu Williams Edwina Williams Glenda Williams Lee Williams Mary Frances Williams Steve Williams Teresa Williamson Paul Williamson Karen Wilson Robert Wilson Brenda Wingate Judy Winnctl Dot tie Wise Robert Wise Wayne Wisncr Sarah Witte Cary Wood Linda Wood Mike Woods Ricky Woods Douglas Wright Mike Wright Sharon Wright Joe Yarbrough Kaydcc Young Sandra Young Patsy Zurctki Freshmen Sieve Aaron Chelita Abney DUne Arkiiuon Linda Adair Ceorge Adam Jenny Adam Mary June Adcock Linda Akulirk Cerald Airbari Johann Allen Janie Alliron Carl A nira Jerry Ame Ronnie Amo Donna Aoderwn Wilma Ander oo Sandra Anderson I'alrlrla Armstrong Terrell Armnroni Sinan Atrhiaon Charle Alkint Judy Aycock Byron Binrll Kathy Ballry Terry Bailey Charle Bally Randall Bain Jean Bale Lee Barber Gay Barker CIrnda Baker Marilyn Bankrloo Millie Barbour Bobby Bame Prank Barr Anita Barnett Laurrore Batra Billy Battle Johnny Baty Ceorge Bearden Verland IJe� « Jane Be la Patsy Benefield Linda Brddow Chriatine Beard Fred Beverly Jo Ann Beaver Carol Beebe Judy Zellaef Brenda Bice Tim Bie Judy Binkley Linda Bill Beverly Btren Roger Bishop Earleoe Black Danny Blemkett Sharon Slice Bobby Bobo John B� r«en Luclen Komar Riley Bookout Brenda lee Boone Billy Bowden Linda Bowman Marlene Boyd Larry Boyer Eugenia Baseman Mary Broom Bill Browo Diane Bradley Donoa Brakrlield Betty Brand Mary Ldna Braahrr June Breehla Charier Brooks Arthur Brook Patricia Brooks Charles Brooks Carolyn Brown 169 Jr lr Cfockef Ktb� «i Crorker J«nirr Culver I rank Cultrrhout Bolikf Co Clyde Co Gerald Corad Roy Daniel Dale DanleD Jenny Dougherty Ralph Dougherty Penny David ton John Dawton Davlil Dr an Jerry Dean Harold Draann Str e Deaton Donna DrMrat Donna Drmptey Jimmy Dirk inton Ann Dillathaw PatHria Dollar Prank Doa Jimmy Doaa it 111 !• Carol Dolton Roy Doyle Stephen Dreher Linda Drummond John Duke Drniptnn Dunn Faye Dunn Rundle Dunn Barbara Cade Hrarletta Eady Brenda Eakm Sutan Echolt Anthle Edward Melody Edwardt PetST Edward Wayne Edwardt Jack Kccen Donald Firm John Ellit Nancy Ellit Bob Emenon Nil Eakew Marguenltte Eatlrnger Jim Ettr Larry Etlveredje Eddie Eabankt Elirabrth Evant Joyce Erana Pat Evant Maxlna Fallln Janie Fam her Jimmy Farlnw Clrnda Farrt Eddie Lemley Joynny Fetfuetoo Martha Jo Fincher Douclat Flther Harry Floyd Bob Floyd Sandra Flynn Jacqueline Folnaan Pete Ford Joanna For Eddie France Barbara Francla Janice Franklin Ditie Frank Martha Frott Johnny Fulton Diana Cuhualh Betty Calloway Sue Calloway Martha Cannaway Carol Cantt Jim Carenhire Kenneth Care 171 Freshmen 1962 “See, Class, makes its own gravy right in the bowl.' Linda Cainrr Pal Caff'll Patli Cattrit Wayne Garrett Pkoflie Celtereth Wayne Crfatd Marsha Gere Id, Carol Ccrk Frank Gerk David Cibb Jamie Cibba I.ou it Gif I, Cindy Gilbert Steve Gilbert Stephen Giles Jos Cill Krba Gill Tommy Gillespie Kronrv CUley Kieky Cillord George Gilmore Jerry Cinn Gina Gladden Rufoa Glanlon Sheila Clover Brenda Cotdrn Terry Golden Paulina Good in Sherry Crammer Jams Grave, Bill Cray Pat Creeo Buddy Greene Donna Creene Linda Greene Star Creenlleld Lavuia Cunn Eddie Greer Brenda Cregory Juoe Griffin Terry Grill Cynthia Crime Brenda Hadley Marlene Ifak Mike Haley Jo Hamilton Terry Hamilton Betty Hamm Doria Hamm Kobert Haon Brandoa liarbuon David Harblson Margie Hargi, Wendell Harlem Vlki Harlow Diane Harper Connie HarrU John Harris Jolla Harmon 172 Kathy Kill!man Tommy Lackey Linda Lambert Marie Lambert Sandra Landgraf Sherry Latter Danny Lauderdale Linda La Vrcchia Johnny Layman Betty l.rdbetter De firnda Jo Lee Eddie D« Itobrrt Lee George LeFoy Dianne Leonard Joan Lealie Mary Sue Letlow Nancy Le Van Linda Levrrrtt Freed a Lewia Thelma Lewie Donna Ltrabaugh Jamra Link Cberyldean Little Jerry Little Bay Lofton Patty Loggine Cwrn Long Jarkle Long Ann Looney Ralph LorSno Ginger Loty Wanda Lore Cynthia Lovell Patricia Lovell Vernon Lowe Douglat Lowery Sherry Meddoa Sheila Malone Donna Maprt Dole Marbut George Mataey Brenda Markham Janett Maroary Douglat Marthall Lucille Marthall Bill Martin Johnny Martin Marilyn Martin Bonnie Maaon Roger Matter Curtia Maatey Eddie Maatey Bill Matthewt Jimmy Matthewt Naney Mauk Carol May Dr Layer Maynard Betty Mayo Don Maya Glenda Meade Jamra Meadowa Ronnie Melton Lind. Melvin Alley Faye Miller Ann Miller Jay Miller Maureen Miller Mike Miller Kay Mirrill Ira Mitchell Pattle Mitchell Jimmy Mi e Kenneth MUe Sandra Moore Sandra Moore Bobby Morgan Donald Morgan Mike Morgan Carolyn Morrit 174 Freshmen Joyce Ledford Jtk McAlister Joho McAllister Jamr. McAanally Marla McCabe Sherry Mr Carl ey Bruce MacCirtner Cary McCartney Norman McCrummrn Sherry McDttl Dawn McDonald Julia McCcnnia Jerry McCukin Clrnda Mrlnvale Linda Mclnvale Billy McKIloay Janie Mcknight Judy McMahan laity Me Murry Diane MrNaron Mike Morrison Mary Morria Herman Morrow Mike Mane Joan Mote Mika Murphy Terry Murphy Runty Murray Libby Natella Dianne Nail Kenneth Nance Fred Nath Joyce Nelson Patricia Nriaoa Betty Newman Jean Nrwion Mike Nichols Rita Nichols Jimmy Nit Jimmy Nia Terry Nia Joyce Noiret Patricia Norman Maurice Nuby Doris Odom Carol Ogle. Eddie Oliver Nancy Olson Pstsy O'Mary Carolyn O'Neal Cheryl Orton Sharon Overstreet Mary Podge! Danny Painter Sara Pair David Paialry Joe Henry Palmer Richard Park A_1 Parker Karra Parker Krnny Park Terry Parson Charlotte Patton Don Paul Carolyn Payne Connie Payne Jane Payne Wyndle Payne Linda Pearce Bill Peeples Jimmy Pcrrigln Larry Perrin Deborah Perry Tam.ra Perry Dunn. Phillip. Dougla. Phillip. Tommy Phillip. Troy Phillip. Kirh.rd Pierce Nikki Pihlkl. Mnrjr Pop. Tommy Porter Lind. Po nrr Charles Pound. Sharon Pound. Charlene Powell Robbie Jo Powrll Ollle Powrn Tommy Power. Don Pruitt Jimmy Price Louise Price Wayne Pritrhrtt Jimmy Proctor Cathy Pufh Dale Pullen Cayl Punch Cary Quattlrbaum Freddie Quinn Margarrt Racial. Mickey Rains Andy Ramey Carolyn Ray Tommy Ray Duane Ready “We lice and learn in a twinging school declare the Spade.' Rock and Roll band at the Freahmao Ruddy Party. From lelt to right they am Bobby Carter; Tommy Weaverj Johnny Maddox; Bobby Brodrerht; and Jimmy Hogan. Margie Reeve. Sherry Reed Clint Reave. Doris Reinlnger Jtcquilinr Reynold. Jame. Higgins Wanda Riley Kit Robbin. Linda Robbin. Glenda Robertsoo Larry Robertson Mary Roberta Tommy Robert. Robert Roble Mlul Robinette Wayne Robinson June Robinson Cherry RobUon Jimmy Rodger. Lynn Rodger. Penny Roper Mary Rowe Hilly Rowell Kay Rawlln.on Vic Royal Sandra Ho more Jimmy Rushing Jan Rylant Steve Ryron Kitty SaMe. Sandra Sample Wlllene Sanders 176 Donna Jean Sergeant Klchard Sawyer Sandy Saxara Pam Searbrough WL Bobby Schaefer lL Charlra Schild J 4 Sara Sc blower Lea Schmidt Martha Schwalgrr Janice Scott John Scott Shrrrcll Scott Jamr Sr age r Ronnie Seale Howard Scale Johnny Seaton Mike Sexton Jerry Sharp Kathy Shepherd Sandra Shook Da� ld SboulU Jane Shull Jo Aon Sima Judy Sim. Sandra Sim Barbara Si k Vance Staton Ann Siocumb Barbara Smith Dr lore Smith Jet Smith Call Smith Gary Smith Cary Smith Leroy Smith Linda Smith Linda Smith 1'atajr Smith Kirky Smith Sandra Sm.h Sheryl Smith Sheryl Smith Shirley Smith Virginia Smith Yeetle Smith Coy Sneed Nancy Spark Linda Speak . 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