Phillips High School - Mirror Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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TABLE OF CONTENTS (Continued) Impressions Rain .................................................. Margaret Baugh Snow . Dick Scott Sleet Robert Currie A Spring Day .... .................................. Marguerite Fairley Moonlight on Red Mountain Ann Bradford Daisies by the Fence .................................. Harry Lipson Sunlight on the Wall.........................................Carl Bastien Experiments in Verse You Err Who Say That from This Earthly Sphere Dick Feeder Heart’s Desire ..................................... Elouise Peck Meadow Land ......................................... Vera Garrison Red Rose Katherine Bridges Chapel Bell ...................................... ..........41ice Huey Amazons’ Queen Mary Wells Ode I, Book I—Horace (Translation) .................... Cecelia Abrahams Appreciations Sara Henderson Hay Du Bose Heyward Class Poem: All in One Sarah Shepard ......Bill Clark Margaret Sessions

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TABLE OF CONTENTS His World Around ........................................ ... Margaret Sessions The President’s Message Frank Fede The Best Laid Schemes” .................................... Ralph Chandler Nightfall .... ....... Berniece Jennings Night Song ... ...... Sarah Shepard Broad Acres Frank Burt Lilacs Car! Bus tic n Kcwpic Land .................................................. Lillian Delony Twicfe-Told Romance ... ... ... Bessie Davis Marching .. ... Harry Koxvitz War .llice Hu, i The Music Goes ’Round and ’Round” ... Mary Garrett Projects Not Financed by XYZ Robert Beyer I The Tennis Court 11 The Garden H umoresque The Jig-Saw Puzzle Harry Lips on The Spooks Torn Smiley Upheaval! ... Tom Smiley In Reverse .............................................. Harry Upson Class Statistics: Leap Fog Ruth La Tuille

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The Mirror MIS WORLD AROUND The darkness floats around him: It clings about his face— All the downy bits of darkness Are floating in from space. The tiny fluffy feathers Of the night shut in his cry; The soft descending stillness Makes him feel that he will die. He cannot sec the heavens, Nor can he see their light; The shadowy film of darkness Shuts out from him all sight. He cannot breathe the pulseless air, Empty of tone and sound, For the dusky folds of evening Have wrapped his world around. Mnrtjnret Sessions [6]