Phillips High School - Mirror Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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INSTRUCTORS X. R. Brundrktt Etiifj. Bush M VRC.I ERITE FbEKHAKDI SCIENCE Jane Geohegax Iver S. Geraui Estelle Heaslett R. P. Wood Hanson S. Km ik Kari Tiiei.ander Henry I.. Waller FRENCH Francks Bitzkk Florence Feaster SPANISH D. Grey Harrison Isla Parrett COMMERCIAL Hkle.v Morris Marjorie Pkttkk Mildred Whites MUSIC Sarah Dryer Alfred F. Mayer ART Belle Comer HOME ECONOMICS Mildred Trowiiridok Helen S. Powers MANUAL ARTS William H. Stoves Crowell Whaley A. H. Wiltshire PIIYSICIAL TRAINING Blanc he Chapman Lee Ola Dewberry Ernest I. Tucker Moore Alexander Calm i- Me Co mb K. F. Anderson Ray C He Maris Mary Fitzgerald G. D. Douglass Edwin a Rufener X. K. Thomas Mrs. Hester Wulffaert LIBRARIAN Mary E. Biseorb Margaret Heath (Assistant i REGISTRAR Fuikp.Nit Klkybkckkr Grace McKinney {Assistant Mabel Franklin ( Manager) LUNCH ROOM Mattie Norton May Norton (Assistant (Assistant)

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PHILLIPS HIGH SCHOOL C. J. G( )I NG, Principal HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS V 11 AAl III. 1» Sellers Stougii (Bovs’ dviser) History E. S. McGt.ATlIKKY J. F. Steiner (Bovs’ Adviser) Clara Belle Sk.w E. F. Gochknouk Winifred Kagan INSTRUCTORS ENGLISH Belle Andrews Eora Barnett Mary Bradley Ei.izahktm Brock Olivia Dannhi.lv Anne P. Ellis Mary Griggs Mavme V’. Hawkins Charlotte Hodges OrriK Hi ke Ci.arik Lynch Bkssii Merrill (Girls Adviser) Lki.ia May Smith ( English and Speech i Ora Lee Taxkersley Evelyn Walker (English and Speech) J. Eu Allen Marel Benson May Chase A. I.. Dawson MATHEMATICS Jeanette Garrett M. Kumi Jeter Annie A. Lewis Du lse Martin James L. Walker (Math, and Athletics) Anne W. Waters LATIN Lkma Harris Maiih. Surer GEORGIA iriii art Edward Aim Nellie Casti.km.an IIkrston Cooper IIISTt )RV Irvinc I'Vij.i.virroN Lillian Gatchki.i Vera Holmes Catherine Kennedy Thelma MiGi.niy Hattie Montgomery Helen Verplanck

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SENIOR POEM OUR PATHS made o path on a lonely hill. Expecting common things. I found instead within myself Peep wells and hidden springs. Xow I stand upon my pathway And in ecstasy behold All the beauty that my eyes can see Or that my heart can hold. I have walked in early morning Before the mists could rise And hair fell the hidden beauty Xot seen with mortal eyes. have tasted wild adventure In a crimson sunrise bold. And on my rain-su'cpt pathway I have touched the rainbow's gold. I have felt the shadows creeping Like tiny, living things . hid have heard their whispered secrets Ami the rustle of their wings. I have breathed the strength of pine trees. Been awed by the wisdom of birds. My soul has brimmed with a reverence Too deep for idle words. I often climb my lovely path. But I aluvys go alone; 1 can tell you of its secret joys. But yon must find your own. You may make a path on a lonely hill. Expecting common things; You may find instead within yourself Peep wells and hidden spring. Ruth Lewis.