Phillips High School - Mirror Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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SENIOR POEM YOUTH O Youth, how can our brilliant sunny hours Grow dim so soon ? It seems as though our lovely, lovely flowers Would ever Moom. And yet we know l y seeing others’ faces That Age docs come. And we see Time’s unrelenting traces Mark tip their sum. So soon, alas, arc gone these cherished days— Let’s hold them fast. They never will repeat their joyous lays When they are past. But vet a while our glorious enterprise Is nobly planned— So planned that the old and sage lend wise And guiding hand. The chance is ours while yet some dreams remain To do great things. Let not failure lie Itehind us in tl c plain— Let’s lift our wings. For yet. O Youth, although our span is brief In time of years. Our work is great, for we give man belief. Not petty fears. Martha Ida Burns.

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SENIOR COMMITTEES ■ JANUARY CLASS COLOR Lam.a Rookh Him. Charles Brentnall Paul Hutchins I LOWER Margaret Howard Harriet Lyon George Gam mill INVITATION Camphell Kidd Irma Loeiir Frances Raley MOTTO Hazel Hewes George (Irallam Fred Massey RING Anderson VVallaie Anne Hettrh k JUNE CLASS FLOWER AND COLOR INVITATION Jeanette Cohere Gordon Yeager Sara Lowry Alvin Hinzei. Raiki.iefe Maumenee Zetta May Morgan MOTTO Mary Katherine Pass Sarah Neshit Walter Schuster 19 3 3