Phillips High School - Mirror Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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ANNUAL BOARD

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THE PEN AND INK CLUB The Pcii ami Ink Club of Phillips High School was organized in 1918 by Miss Belle Comer, Art Instructor. From this time on it has functioned as an organization that is absolutely necessary to the editing of a school paper or annual. This club cannot he praised too much for its earnest endeavor to promote the bc-st interests of Phillips High School. In the production of an annual the element that is so essential to success is art work. In after years as you look through your annual, and turn the worn pages of history, there will he before you some drawing, that required many hours of work, some simple cartoon that required much time to execute. This is the work of the Pen and Ink Club. In addition to the contribution to the high school annual there is other work to he done hv this organization; illustrations for the newspaper, posters that advertise some extra-curricular activity of the school. The Pen and Ink Club is in'reality a worthy representative of our high school I-ong may it live, a valued organization of a big and wonderful school.

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ANNUM Amzi McVay KDITORS-lN-ClllEl Assistant: Amy McGuire SCHOOL ACTIVITIES Grace Martin, Chairman Arthur Smith Jim Mason Elizabeth Lawson Frederick M urray ATHLETICS Annie Sue Waldrop Medora Hanibangh POETRY Virginia Sandusky CLUBS Paul Krebs Joe Atkins GAS JET Helen McCIeery Alice Webb ART Roswell Brown Raymond dc Armaud Susan Porter UeValse Maun Jack Cotton Phyllis Levenson i 'buries Weinstein Herman Sanford J. B. Nallv Evelyn Coffin Martha Lewis Scott Mary Perry Sylvia Rich Ernest Redd Lewis Elliott Christine Colias BUSINESS Robert Stephens Paul Pankey Ruth Denson Margaret Atkinson Maxine Judd Michel Alexander, Business Manager Assistants Charles Weinstein Edward Herzog Fred Harris TYPISTS Mary Emily Clemmons Lee Gresham Catherine Stucky Thirteen