Phillips High School - Mirror Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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Wood. Seth Carl Ambition: To see tbr other ■»idc of the moon. Acti’.itia: Yancey; .Mirror Ascot 29. Woodruff, Martha Ki.kanor. Sue .1 tubitieH : lwa » to hr vmlliltK. sincere and “Sue ' Activities: .Utrara Literary Society; Onnnaiic Club: Hutcriman Club: Marshal '27. '28. 2• : Mead Mur- vital 29. '30; Hanker ’28. '29: An ( luu, Executive Committer: S. K. Secret :ry '28. Young. Harry Blake Ambition: To he chief electrician on a lishtnirs bns -Kcnerator. Activities: Orchestra 25. '26; Mondial 25; S. It. Secretary 25. Chapman. Hubert Activities: June Class ’29. StMODS Band. Pauline Bare. Sarah Klixabetii Bohorfoush. Olive Acmes Burks, Seldon Caris. Helen Frances Carpenter. Dorothy Christian. Carol Cuplon, Israel Daniel, Tom Moork Day. Mildred Kastman, K lea nor Kngush, Mary Lee Fadool. Willie Fields, John Craig Hughes, Odie Hurvu ii. Gertrude Sarah Isenbf.rg, Ethel Johnson. Clara Lee Johnson, Hugh Wesley Jones. Marshal Jordan, William Kelley. Sarah Gertrude Kikmkcer. Vivien Marie Kinney, Richard W arren Mai ksound. Gkorgk Manning, Andrew Marlow, I.eon Martin, James McCoy Mattison, Ross Ernest McCarter. Theresa McCormack. G. B. McCov, Florence May McCoy', Walter Melton. Alice Irene Michael. Sam Jr. .Y at ion, Alice Augusta Pearson, Mary Bonner Peek. Ci ra Ramseaur. Martha Gertrude Romeo. Ai.erfd Ruiiel, Jo Rynerson. Mildred Sf.i.f. I.ut ilk Shackelford. George Yancey Shapiro. David Sul by. George D. I ylor. Elizabeth Virginia I hompson, Leone: Aurelia W ah.es. Joseph Gorton W keks. Clarence Gorton Wilson. Pauline Worrell. James

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Webb. M k amit Ambilion : To he uciiiUe, sensible .uni amilcablr I 'tin'list. . (nira; An Hub: Dramatic Club: Enter-I'ean: Honor Society: S. U Vice president 27. '28; Marshal '29. 30; Aiituial Board Associate Editor '29. Wueei.fr. Makv Carolyn. CqUne” •I mbit ion: To »eek and to find only the beautiful tiling in life. AciMt|V : A»traca. Mcmlcrship Committee '28. '29: Dramatic Cljlb: Senior Vodvij; 1. A. C.J Manilla I: Art Club; S. R. Secretary '29. Banker 29. White. Francis Erskin Ambition: To do I letter In thr w ‘rid than I've done here. Wii.i.iams. David Williams, Jknnii. V., Skinny Ambition: To be successful in everything that 1 undertake. but alMive all t I e loved by everyone I meet Williams. Myrtif Lwu, ‘’Lou Ambition: To prove to the world that all Monde aren't light headed. Artiritiet: S It Officer 29! Clio '29. Williams, Rkx Willis. James Arthur. Vir »V Ambition: To find the secret of ucce % and then t. use it. Actil'itiet: U, O. T. C. Drill Team '26. ’27. '28. Corpora I '28. Sergeant '29; Honor Compan) Hilliard. Wilson, Willis (« ihik n. Hill” Ambition: Not to lie to i ambitious. AttMtiei: tiler Club 28, '2'), t(l; |»crett.i '23; Banker ‘29; Minstrel '28. Wisstun, Iki X’k.wton Jr. Ambition: To be ambitious enough to carry out an ambition when I get umbitioii enough to think of an i mint ion. hlifituy: R. ( . T C Corporal '28. Sergeant '28. hirst Lieutenant ’29. .1 A -• L M S a mM{ i . 1 . -iTv7 AJ i (f

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3£Mth[ midpop 2 A RENDEZVOUS WITH NATURE The evening suit fling: wide A glorious burst of scarlet flames. That caps the golden clouds With crimson hues. The silvered stream, with happy song. Floats like an azure veil. Down through the silent pines. The lazy western zephyr stirs And sways his leafy couch With rhythmod Swing; The forest giants bow their heads. And lift their green and tossing brows. The valley, like a misty howl. Is flooded with a purple shade That creeps from tree to tree. The faintest amber on the oaks Is outlined dim in velvet haze Of mystic solitude. The mild, waiting winds bring Sweet aroma from hidden vines. A mocking bird’s soft notes Come floating gently blown. And seem to voice the unheard song Of stately, silent pines. A golden firefly, in the mist, (lives forth his cheerful flame of hope. And soon a myriad flamclcts burn. And light the emerald sen of mist Wherein they float like midget planes. And there beside the metaled stream. Within the suit, caressing light That sifts down through the oak’s grey limbs. Listening to the floating notes That waft so gently through the mist— Stands a youth, holding a rendezvous with nature. He looks out to the distant hill. Across the haze and solitude That drift within the basin’s l»owl. The drifting veil that floats down through the pines I like a beckoning wraith. That points with misty finger through the gloom, To shape anew his vaulting fancy. The grim grey oak in silent strength. Stands tall and brave to give to him The calm of all the peaceful valley. The firefly’s gleam across the mist. The drifting notes across the gloom, The scented vines, the nodding elms— I’rge and lure hint on. Hrnxy Johnson