Phillips High School - Mirror Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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TABLE OF CONTENTS As They Saw It Optical Illusion The Old Mill The Clock Goes ’Round..... Wild Flower .. ...................... Moods The Dying Fire Stillness •••■ . Winter Quiet The Glory »t the Night First Autumn Day Signals... Cycle Clouds ............ Music Poetry.... ........ ................. Dream .. The Cycle Peace Peace vs. War A Cry ............. Trenches. ........... Night Raid Silence .. ................ Flaunting Color No Armistice Fun A Matter of Words............ Good ( ?) Morning......... The Monster in the Dark Song to Seniors ............. The Good Ship Graduation ............ Class Poem: Miracles of If inter President’s Address: Wisdom Oration : Character—Opportunity—Success Statistics: Paradoxical Precision ....... Dawn James Gibson Douglas Hancock Willie Mac Brand Ruby Townson Elizabeth Vaughan Sylvia Paulk ........James Gibson Valentine Hamm Frances Bailey Jean Fugitt Nathan Thacker Andrew Hollingsworth Ray Dunmycr Claremont Bowers Lycurgus Tsimpides Carolyn Scott Robert Wheeler Helen Foust DcWitt Bell DcWitt Bell Glenn Williams A. T. Brown Lcllwyn Maxwell Lois Lawrence .... James Gibson Robert Bowen Marguerite Harris Harry Kowitz ......Olive Bel lew Damon Thomas Willis Hood Josephine Brooks Elizabeth Vaughan [6]

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Class of January, 1937 Motto: Nulli saperc casu obtigi: No one is wise by accident Flower: Lilies of the Valley Colors: Blue and Silver President Vice-president Secretary Treasurer Artist Orator Pianist Poet Statistician Violinist Vocalist Damon Thomas Hates Eiland Ruth Hell Neva Woodall Ann Spcdr Willis Hood Ruby Town-on Olive He!lew Josephine Hrooks Mary Garrett Iras May Harrington COMMirrEES IN VITATIOX Miss Barnett, Sponsor Elizabeth Dowd I c. Chairman Ralph Christian Russel Creel Nell Morris Emma Lee Pepper Raymond Thomas Ring Miss Vcrplanck. Sponsor V irginia Edge. Chairman Charline Crumpton James Gibson Lcllwyn Maxwell Mitchell Meloff Mary Ellen Taylor Motto Miss Scnn, Sponsor Douglas Hancock, Chairman Mayo Brock Tom Lyons Flower and Color Miss Comer. Sponsor Harry Kowitz, Chairman Rogers Pcnfield Glenn Williams Her tv Brittain Harry Kowitz Class Book Elizabeth Barnes. Chairman Helen Brogdon Mary Elizabeth Wilson E. B. Copeland [5]

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FALL SEMESTER CALENDAR FOR 1936-1937 September 21—School opens September 26—Phillips beats Memphis Tech Hi at Memphis, 14-12 October 2—West End defeats Phillips. 7-0 October 8—General Organization Election: Jack McGill, President; Jack Green, Vice-President: Julia Cooper, Secretary October 9—Ensley defeats Phillips. 6-0 October 15—Inauguration of Officers. Speech by Dr. C. A. Brown October 16—Phillips defeats Bessemer, 13-0 October 21—Ralph Christian leaves for Fort Wayne. Indiana, to speak to the Teachers’ Convention October 23—Hilliard Steak Fry at Green Springs October 27—Senior Election October 30—Ushers have Steak Fry at George Kelly’s home in Mountain Brook October 31—Mobile defeats Phillips, 13-7—Hallowe’en November 7—Phillips holds the Woodlawn Colonels to a 0-0 tie November 11—Half-holiday—Armistice Day Parade (rain) November 13—Hilliard wins Stunt Program with characterization of J. Caesar. Phillips defeats Hume Fogg at Nashville 13-0 November 20—Phillips Beats Ramsay, 7-6 November 25—Hurrah! Holidays for Thanksgiving! November 26—Turkey November 28—Christmas Carnival Parade November 30—Ushers usher at George White’s Scandals December 1-1—Exams—flunked or passed December 9—Phillips Night December 11—Inter-Club Oratorical Presentation of Loving Cup—Yancey Banquet December 23—Christmas Holidays January -1—Holidays end — School again January 1-1—Presentation of “Aida.” January 21—Freshman Vodvil January 28—Commencement Exercises January 29—The term ends. [7]