Phillips High School - Mirror Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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pniLLipr men INSTRUCTORS SCIENCE Hanson S. Keller Marguerite Kbkrharut Ethel Bi.sii Iver S. Gerald Jane Gl: hiegan N. R. Brcndrktt Henry L, Wali.rr Estelle Heaslktt SPANISH IsLA Parkjett Bertie D.uncan Mary Scharnagel FRENCH Florence Fhasthr Fran hs Bitzer COMMERCIAL Knoxie M. Faulk I), Grey Harrison Moore Alexander N. E. Thomas Mi lured Wiiit is Edwin a Rufkner C. ( . Somers ell Cai.mes McComb Helen Morris Marjorie Pettee Mary Thurman MUSIC Sarah Dryer Ray C. DkMaris R. F. Anderson Aleen Armstrong ART Belle Comer HOME ECONOMICS Mary Fitzgerald Helen S. Powers Mildred Trowbridge MANUAL ARTS N. Laurell (Machine Shop) A. H. Wiltshire (Pattern Making) G. D. Douglas (Mechanical Drawing) Crowell Whaley (Electrical Work) Ray C Gilbert (Auto Mechanic) PHYSICAL TRAINING Ernest L. Ti cker Lee Ola Dewberry Blanche Chapman LIBRARIAN Mary E. Binkord Margaret Heath (Assistant) REGISTRAR Susan Patterson I.alla V. Massey (Assistant) Elizabeth Robinson (Assistant) LUNCH ROOM Mabel Franklin Mattie Norton (Assistant) (Manager) May Norton (Assistant)

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THE MIRRCC 1932 PHILLIPS HIGH SCHOOL C. J. Going, Principal MEADS OF DEPARTMENTS Lu Arbe Chambliss.. Sellers Stougii ... E. S. McG lathery. J. F. Steiner...... Clara Belle Sf.nn E. F. Gochexour Winifred Ragan ..........................English ....History (and Adviser to Hoys) ..........................Science (Mathematics and Adviser to Hoys) ............................Latin .........Modern Foreign Languages .......................Commercial INSTRUCTORS ENGLISH Bessie Merrill (Adviser to Girls) Claris Lynch Eloise Harris Eura Harnett Elizabeth Eddy Belle Andrews Catherine Williams Kathleen M. Moore Leila Map. Smith (ling. Public Speaking) MATH I May C h asp. Anne W. Waters Catherine Witt 1. Eli Allen Leatiiie Steely M. Kir mi Jeter Mahei. Benson LATIN Mabel Surer Leu a Harris HISTORY Helen Vekplanck Annie P. Whaley IIattif. Montgomery Nellie Castle man Edward Aull Hkrston Cooper Lillian Gatchell Evelyn Walker (Eng. Public Speaking) Jessie B. Fi ller Ora Lee Tankersley Mary Bradley Ottie Hupp Charlotte. Hodges Mayme Y. Hawkins Mary Griggs Anne P. Ellis Orvvl Adams TICS A. L. Dawson Edna Pickett James L. Walker (Math. Athletics) Annie A. Lewis Louise Martin Ruth IIili.eke Catherine Kennedy Mary C. Brown Veka Holmes Georgia Airheart R. P. Woods Thelma McGinty Irving Fullington

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Tnt mirrcp m SENIOR POEM PLUS ULTRA The lofty height enclosed by hazy ray. By mauve and dusty bine and silver gray. Seemed far, far beyond mortality. When pale despair suffused and conquered me That I so poor in gifts of mind and soul Should seek to dwell on heights with those whose goal, Set. striven for. and all but reached, had given to them The peace of fulfillment. As in chant or hymn From towering clouds, a voice spoke clear to me Prom the tin fathomed depths of eternity. I knew not whether it was from within Or without, hut. tenuous and thin, The licauty of the haze my spirit released— All fear; all doubt; all striving ceased; And there was calm—low music’s tuneful calm Which soothed away all doubts like David’s psalm, As the voice spoke full to me: To die Is not to sleep. This, logic’s lasting cry, 1 las been since life began. Strange one could think That beliefs, hopes, and faith in death should sink So deep that they must cease to be. Eternity is lasting life. Here wc look with shining expectancy, heel Stronger pulse and beat of life; and as our wisdom Attains to more and more, unresting content and joy become Vibrant and moving. Mere is revealed the purpose of all mankind— The reason in part for incompleteness—the constant delving and unfolding of the mind. Eternal lure and eager desire for richer, broader fields Attunes the spirit to the benison infinity yields. Eli.ie May Lytle