Woodlawn High School - Woodlog Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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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.

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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.

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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