Phillips High School - Mirror Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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PHILLIPS HIGH GIRLS' LETTER CLUB FALL TERM OFFICERS SPRING TERM Kathabi.ve Daly............................President........................Mary Enu.axd Mary Knci.axh.............................i‘ice-president.............Elizabeth Forman Jane Slack................................ Secretory..................Mary ElizabbTw Beck N kva k i N.............................Treasurer...........................RtfTH Thom won During the season 1931-1932, the activities of the Girls’ Letter Club have been more varied than heretofore. The largest undertaking of the year was organizing and maintaining a second-hand lKK k exchange in which hundreds of hooks were handled during the first two weeks of the second semester, and about one thousand dollars changed hands. More than forty girls worked diligently and faithfully on this project. In April, alKiut thirty-five girls who had earned fifteen hundred points on school and state letters went to Montevallo for the State Play Day. Teams for the year consisted of fieldball, spccdball. volley hall, basketball, and baseball. Tournaments were held in archery and ping-pong. The most popular new activity introduced during the year was shuffle board.

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SPEED BALL

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Tim mirror m2 SONNET ON WASHINGTON 0 proud son. horn within a prouder state. Your military deeds we loudly praise; Your rank is with Napolcan, the great. Hut you—you led us through the tyrant's maze. Though master of Mount Vernon’s sloping knoll And lover of the woods and open air. Of loving friends and every landlord's care. Through busy days were mindful of the soul. First in Freedom's chair you sat and led An infant race to dreams fulfilled; As twice up liberty's steep path you sped, Lofty words of wisdom yon instilled. America first knew your steady hand. And now your shadow guides your native land. William Going.