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Jfiz Sznioz (2[a±± °f 'LpfiidijiiL cJ-ficjfi tSclz oot fixesent [Ufzz (fjlamz Qxxmiaxxj 7943 BixmUyflam, Uama In The Press Box EDITORS CARNEY DOBBS................. JOE EZELL.................... MARGARET BAYLESS............. HERBERT HAMILTON............. GLADYS MOXLEY................ THEO SMITH................... ...................... -...... News ........................... Editorials ...............................Features ............... -...............Sports ..............................Exchanges ............................. Business CONTRIBUTORS Mack Allison Vivien Ruth Barnes John Carr Frances Drennen Sarah Ellen Glenn Kyle Elliott Betty Hawkins Bob Odom Hugh Odum Dorothy Tyrrell Nanette Wood ADVERTISING STAFF Margaret Bayless Carney Dobbs Frances Drennen Jack Edwards Jack Gore Evelyn Hood Louise Harrison Peggy Horn Don Hurlburt Frank Lokey Homer Russell Dick Shepard Theo Smith David Staff Gary Head PHOTOGRAPHERS Kemp Tunkle John London ANNUAL TYPISTS Jean Anderson Robert Baker Mary Elizabeth Brocato Eva Dye Peggy Foster Louise Harrison Evelyn Hood Grace Johnson Colleen Keith Jack Kiefer Mary King Dorothy Leech Wilmer Mayton Imogene McCormack Barbara Minter Bobby Phillips Paul Ponder Joseph Robertson Mary Nell Rowe Elizabeth Thomas SPONSORS Leslie Moss Belle Comer Leona Skelton J. E. Allen The Line Up PHILLIPS HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS....................... ........... .Dick Andrews TEAM OF JANUARY 1943 THE WINNING TEAM OTHER GRADUATES OFF SIDE...........................—...Mary Porter Shook BETWEEN THE HALVES..................... Dorothy Tyrrell (HAND ME) DOWNS........................ Margaret Bay less WHEN MOON AND STARS SHINE AGAIN_____________ Helen Cox PEP SQUADS THE FINAL SCORE...._.......... —.....-....Carney Dobbs SPORTSCAST________________________________ Theo Smith CHEERING SECTION ON THE BILLBOARDS Team of January, 1943 SLOGAN: Animo ct fide (By Courage and Faith) EMBLEM: Gardenia COLORS: Green and White A ll A m e r i c a n FRANK CHAPPELLE President B. W. McNAIR LOUISE HARRISON Secretary HELEN COX Poet DICK ANDREWS Artist ELIZABETH HEDGECOTH Pianist KYLE ELLIOTT MARY JO CHAMBERS ) and Vocalists HOMER RUSSELL ) All Southern RING COMMITTEE David Staff, Chairman Fay Akans, John Carden, Barbara Minter, William Henry McGill INVITATION COMMITTEE........................... Miss Ottie Huff, Sponsor Mary Porter Shook, Chairman Howard Barth. Mildred Drake, Jane Harper, Marion Snow, Dorothy Tyrrell MOTTO COMMITTEE.............................Miss Clara Belle Senn, Sponsor Malcolm Tanner, Chairman Billy Drennen, Robert Linn. Marion Ponder, Billy Wall FLOWER AND COLOR COMMITTEE......................Miss Belle Comer, Sponsor Kathryn Windsor, Chairman Mary Anne Atkinson, Ralph Holzman, Mary Lucille Steele, Doris Thomason ANNUAL COMMITTEE..............................Miss Leona Skelton, Sponsor Margaret Bayless, Chairman Carney Dobbs. Gordy Germany, Joe Lynch, Joe Robertson. Wardlow Watson, Tom Whitley T II E M I RRO R 9 31ie Winning 3 Earn FRANK HAMILL CHAPPELLE ACTIVITIES: Auditorium Committor ‘42: President Senior Clnan M3; Yancey '39. Ttilrd Member Standing Committor ‘42. President 42; Unbent MI. M2: Hl-Y MO. Ml; K 0 T. C. Ml, Honor Rookie M2. Top Sergeant M2: 8. R Banker '30. MO. VM -Pre d l«nt M2: History Class I'rMldWiI M2: Hand '39-MI. BYRON WYATT McNAIR •‘MAC ACTIVITIES; Notional Honor Socloty M2. Secretary M2; Auditorium torn ml t tie Ml. Athletic Committee M2; VIoe-ITeslUeiit Senior Class ’43; It. •• T. C. Captain M2: Honor Rifles MO, 48, Secretary Ml. President M2: Ushers Ml. M2. Head Cshrr 42; S. It. President '39, ‘40. MI. M2: Armistice Parade 40, Ml MARY L0UI8E HARRISON WESE ACTIVITIKK: .National Honor Society M2: Election Committee M2: t'mim-ll t'ommlttee Ml. M2: Secretary Pro Tom Senior Clnaa M2; Secretary Senior Class MS: Vestallo ’39. Press Reporter M2, President M2: Inter-Club Council M2; I rnmatic Club '39, MO, Balloting Committee ’42: .Mirror Typiat M2; S. H. I’mddcnt M2. Vlce-Prcalilent MO. Ituukcr 12. Council Member '40. ’ll. M2. Defetme Stiimii Ace lit '42; M n r nli u I Ml, M2: Speech Clns% Auditorium Program '30: National Honor Society Program M2. Quia Pn -cram ’42; Instollatlon of Offleera Prournm M2 Campaign Speech M2, Cliiilrman Typing fur Fair M2; Philllpa Night MS. JAMES KYLE ELLIOTT ' MUSCLE BOUND ACTIVITIES: Auditorium Committee M2; Pef«-n«c Council M2: Secretary Couiicll Mi: Mirror Roard M2: Senior Class Orator MS; Ushers Ml. Secretary-TreuMirer M2; 1 If-V Ml; Curry ’40. Tblnl Membci of Standing Committee Ml. Vice l'realdent M2. I'reaidant M2: S. It. Pre deiil M2. Council MemlK-r MO. '-II. Vice President M2. Ranker M2. Iltatory t ln ‘ I’rwddeiil '40, MI. Vice-President '12: Marshall Ml: Poothall MO; Roys' Inter Club Rebate MI; Jef farson County Clvitan Oratorical Contest, l t I'lare '42: Stieech Hnronii M2: Music Iterue ’ll. Rami Concert M2: Community Cheat Hpccrh Ml. I’bllllps Night ‘II, 42: Auditorium Programs it, M2. HELEN COX ACTI VITtKS: Senior Class Poet ’IS Astrara 40, Critic M2. S. U. l'realdent Ml. M2. S. R. Vice-President ‘SO. MO. M2. S U Secretary '40. Ml. Mirror Agent 80: President Speech Clusa Ml; S|Ki-ch Choir MO; Marshall Mo. Ml. M2; May Ray Festival '39, MO. HOMER ARTHUR RUSSELL. JR. 'HOSS ACTIVITIES: Senior Class Vocalist M3; Mirror Circulation Staff Ml. M3: Curry Ml-M3, tiler Club MO-M3. Photography Club MO-MI, Vice ITctldent 'll: Rand '30-M3: R. O. T. 0. Rand '39-M3; 8. It ITesldent 'll. 8. It. Ranker '39. MO. '42: Music Appreciation Clasa President ’40: Roys’ Ensemble '41-M3: Mixed Ensemble 'll; Armistice Parade '39. 'll; Vaudeville ’30 M2: Phillips Night M0-M2: Vulcan Redication '30: State Music Festival ’-It: All City Christ unis Festival '40-M2: .V. R. A. I’roKrnnis ’40-M2. MARY JO CHAMBERS ' MO’' ACTIVITIES: Senior Cln-et Vocalist MS: Clio Ml: Senior Clee Club '30. Vice-President M2; 8. It. Vice-President Ml. 8. It. Secretary Ml Council Member Ml; Marshall ’41; City Muale Festival '3S . Music Review '30. May Rn '39. Christmas Festival 'll. Rond Rally M2. Trial Ry Jury M2; Rig Ray M2: Vaudeville '40; A. K. A. Program MO. GLENDON ELIZABETH HEDOECOTH LIBBY ACTIVITIES: Senior Class Pianist M3: Asrlnla Ml; S R. Secretary Ml. M2. Council Member MO: Marshal MO; Auditorium Program Ml. JAMES RICHARD ANDREWS DICK ACTIVITIES: Senior Class Artist MS; Pen anil Brash Club Ml; Mirror Agent Ml. FAY DE VAUX AXAN8 FAKINS ACTIVITIES: Promcthcun M0-M3. Treasurer M2, Secretory '42: 8. R. President MI, Secretary 40. MI. T H E M I R R O K 10 VIRGINIA RUTH BLACK JINNIE ACTIVITIES: Ctrl Reserve ’40: Secretary History n«K '39: 8. R. Council Member 38; R. 0. T. C. Sponsor '41; Mondial 10; Army Day Parade '41. PHYLLIS RUTH BERMAN P. B.” ACTIVITIES: Dramatic Club 38; Mncmosyncan '39: Corresponding Secretary '42; 8. R. Banker '40; Defense Stamp Agent 42: May Day Festival '40. R 08 EL LA ALTANO REBECCA JEAN ANDERSON ACTIVITIES: Glee Club '40: Treble Clef Club '40. Vice-President '40: 8. R. President ’40. Vice President '39. '41, ‘42; Vocal Clans President ‘39; History Glass Vice-President 40. Secretary '42; Gym Marshal '39: Vaudeville '40; Christmas Festival '39: Auditorium Program 39. MARY ANNE ATKINSON ACTIVITIES: Color-Flower Committee ’42; Latin Club '40. '41; S. it. Vice-President '40, Secretary 40; Marshal 42. State Fair Prise 43; Phillips Night ’40; May Festival '40. '41. CECIL RAY BAKER BUBBA ACTIVITIES: R. O. T. C. Rand (41; S. B. Presl-dent 'JO. Council Member 41. '42. Mirror Agent '39: Air Raid Warden '42: Armistice Parade '30-N1; Phillip Night Program ‘39. ’40. 41. MILDRED BANDY 8N00KIE MARGARET SCOTT BAYLESS BAYLESS ACTIVITIES: 2nd Associate ’42. l ut llclty nnd Publication Committee '42. Election Committee Chairman '42: Mirror Board '42, Feature Editor '42. School News Reporter 42; Annual Committee Chairman '42: Senior Play '42; Aglala '39. Treasurer 4l. President 41. Vice-President '42; Dramatic Club '39: Defense Council '41-'43; First Aid Squad '42: S. R. Ranker '40. Council Member '40. Secretary '42; Speech Class Secretary '40. '41. '42; Montcvnllo Trip NO; May Festival '89. '40. '42; Armistice Day Program 41; Commencement 42: W. O. T. V. Program ’42. Club Stunts NO. Nl. N2; Army Day Parado N2: Auditorium Program '39. ’40, Nl, N2. HOWARD BARTH GUS ACTIVITIES: Senior Invitation Committee 42. IRENE LEAH BERMAN RENE ACTIVITIES: Mncmosyncan '39, Recording Secretary '42: Dramatic Club '39: 8. R. Hanker '39. Secretary '40. 12; May Day Festival NO. THE MIRROR 11 HUGH WATSON BOLLING PEEWEE ACTIVITIES: Curry 40, Chairman Pre . CommUttr '40, Membership Committee '41: Dramatic Club '3f . S. It. Mirror ArcdI '42, Hunker '41; Mnr hnl '40. ‘41: Club Stunt -4I: Armlatlco Day Parade '30. '40 STELLA MAE B0IS8EL PETE ACTIVITIES: S. It Secretary '42, Banker 42. War Stamp Agent 42: Mnr.hnl '42 GEORGE NATHANIEL BOUTWELL BROTHER SARAH BOZEMAN SALLY-ACTIVITIES: Marshal '40. '41, MARTHA ROSE BRADEN ROSIE ACTIVITIES: Dramatic Club '42: War Stamp Sab-. 42. MARY ELIZABETH BROCATO ACTIVITIES: S. It. President '30: Qlatory flu . Sec-n't ary 40: Phillip NJeht ' 10: Mirror Typlat '42. DOROTHY MAE BRUMBACK SNAG ANGELO BRUNO EDNA RUTH CAMPBELL RUT ACTIVITIES: Girl Reserve. 41. Welfare Chairman '41. Junior Red Oo s '41; Army Day Parade '42: spring Koatlval 40. '41: Chrl.tiun. Pageant '40. '41. GEORGE THOMAS BROWN GE0R01E ACTIVITIES: III V 'll: Mirror Agent '40: Morlo Pro Jnctor Operator 40. '41. 42. T II E M IRRO R 12 JOHN ROBINSON CARDEN BURHEAD ACTIVITIES: Senior CIuks Ring Committee 13: Senior Ploy 12; Curry ‘40. '42. Custodian ’42: Ill-Y ’42; S. It. Mirror Agent '42. Bunker '42. Council Member '42; Speech Choir 42; Auditorium Program '41: American Education Week Prog mm '42. MARCELLA CARTER SARAH VIRGINIA CASSELS SHORTY ACTIVITIES: Ventolin 40. S. It. Banker Illotory Clous President 30; Marshal ‘20. '40. '41; Vaudeville '40; Clirlnliunn Program '41. GIROD H. COLE. JR. ACTIVITIES: Senior Oloc dub 10, '41. '42. Treasurer 12. Vice-President '42; S. It. Hanker 40; CbrUtmas Festivals '40, '41. '42; Stole Music Festival '40; Bond Holly '42. ROSANNE CURL SAN ACTIVITIES: Treble Clef '41. Vice-President 42; Christman Festival '41; Operetta 42; Long Live America Progra hi '42. MARY LOUISE DAVIS LITTLE BIT ACTIVITIES: Town Meeting Club '42; Bunker '41; BefeiiHe Stomp Salemmin '41; Secretory to Minn Martin '42. CARNEY HOYT DOBBS ACTIVITIES: Cltnlrtnan Publicity ond Publication Com-mlttec '42: Mirror Board '12. News Editor '42: Senior Class Annual Committee '42: Honor Rifle Club 42. Publicity Committee 42: Briiirintlc Club TO. '42; S. H, Secretary ‘TO. Vice-President 'to, Banker '40. Conucll Member 41, Defense Stniup Agent 'll President '42; Speech Clow President 'TO. '42. Vice President II: History Clans Secretary 'TO. Vice-President '40; It. U. T. C. Private First ('Inns '42, Sergeant 12; Marshal '40. 'll Auditorium Programs '40. '41. 42: Campaign Manager '42: r.-impalgn Speaker '12: It. O. T. C. Field Bay 'll: Artnlntlee Program '41; Armistice Bay Parade ’41. Army Bay Parade '42: Dramatic Club Plays '30. '41: Phillips Night 'll; May Festival '42. MANUEL DOHNE TOMBSTONE EMMANUEL ACTIV I TIES: National Honor Society '42: S. R. Banker '40, 41. '42: Marshal '40. 41: Chemistry Assistant '42. MILDRED IRMA DRAKE JACKIE” ACTIVITIES: Senior Class Invitation Committee 42: History Class Secretary '10; Election Posters '42. CHARLES WILLIAM DRENNEN BILLY ACTIVITIES: Senior Clints Motto Committee '42: Owen '40. Vice-President 42: Speech Choir '42; Defense Stamp Agent '42; History Cion President 'll. Vice-President '42. President '41; Math Clan Vice-President 40; Auditorium Program '40. '41; American Education Week Program '42; Radio Program '40. fiJL 0 T II E M I R R O R 13 EVA MARGARET DYE ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 12; G. L. C. •40, VlcO-lTe ldrnl ’ll; Mirror Agent ‘42; Auditorium Pro-prom '41: ArmUtlce Parade 40. GRACE MILLER FARRELL ORACIE” ACTIVITIES: Vmtalla 39. Program Committee '40, Social Committee '41. fliulrmun Social (Committee 42, Vice-President '42. «. It. 0. '40. Critic 41. Publicity Com mlttee '42, Vlce-Preiddent '42; Dramatic Club '39. Speech Choir ’41, '42. Secretary 43; 8. 11. Vlce-Prealdent '40. Banker ‘40. ’41; Speech Claaa Secretary-Trcaimrrr ’4 . President ’41; School letter ’4u, state Letter '41; Mnr hul ’41, ’42: Itookutore 4 V42; P. T. A. MemUmhip Winner '41; Vulcan Pageant '39; SportMiunimhlp Talk. 41, ’42; Phillip. Night 41. -42; Radio Program 42: May F. tiv | ’42; V. 0. T. U. Program ’42: Auierlcno Education Week Program ’42: P. T. A. Program ’42; Pefen .- Huy Parade ’42; Physical Pltm-M Checkup 42 8ARAH ELIZABETH FISCH FISCH ACTIVITIES: Aatraen '39, Memle-rahlp Committee ’t2: «. I - C ’40: Photography 01 nb ’41. Secretary ’41; 8. It. Banker '39. ’42, Vlee-Pr« idilent ’41. Mirror Agent 40; ArmUtlce Program ’HD; ChrUtmn. Program ’40; Phillip Night t . PEGGY IRENE FOSTER PEG ACTIVITIES: Treble Clef Club ’41; S. It Banker ’40. Council Member ’42; Secretary IlUtory Claw ’41: OleeA'tuh ’40: Mimical Itovue 39; City Kc«tlval ’89; Mimic Festival ’39; ChrUtmaa Featlval ’40; Auditorium Progrum ’3V Vaudeville ’40. MARION DAVIES FREEMAN ACTIVITIES: Promethean ’40, Corresponding Secretary •42. Treasurer 42; 8. It. Vice-President ’39. Secretary ’40. 41. ’42. President ’42. CARMEN JUNE FROST FROSTIE’’ ACTIVniKS: Claim Committee ’41, ’42: Marshal ’41: X It. President ’40; A-traen ’40; Ba eball to; Mav F.- ttral ‘41. LOIS MARIE GANDY ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 42; Mnruhal ’ll. ’42; Mirror Bookkeeper ’42: IlUtory Clim President ’40; Defonae Day Parade 42. JAMES 0. GANN. JR. PREACHER ACTIVITIES: Curry ’40; S. R. President ’40. I Won Stamp Agent ’42, Council Monitor ’42. THOMAS OORDY GERMANY CORKEY ACTIVITIES: Senior Clim Annual (Ximmlttee ’42: S It. Preeident 39. Council Member ’39: IlUtory Plata Prod dent ’40. Vice-President 41. ’42: Vaudeville 39. ’40. JOEL GEORGE GOCHENOUR ’’COCKY ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society ’-12; luilrimm Scholarship Committee '42; Senior Claw Motto Committee 42: Yancpy ’39. Caber ’42: S. It. Mirror Agent ‘39. ’42. T II E M I R R O U 14 ACTIVITIES: Dramatic Club ’42: Honor ltifle Club •II: It. O. T. C. 40. Sergeant '41. Lieutenant 42. Captain •42; Air Raid Wanton ’41. '42: Fire Warden 42: Speech Choir '42: ArmUtice Parade 40. 41: ArmUtice Pro«ram •41: Victory Program ’41: American Education Week Program 42. BETTY JO HALL ' JETTY BO ACTIVITIES: Antra a 40. Yearbook Committee '42: 8. It. Secretary '41: Band '39-M2: Vaudeville '40, Ml: Chriatmaa Parade 30. ’40. Ml. M2: ArmUtice Program M2: Bond Rally M2: Crippled Children' Clinic flame MO. Ml. M2; Orcheatra Ml, M2: Commencement Program Ml: Phillip Night '40. MI. GURLEEN HALL ACTIVITIES: 8. It. Vlee-Prouldcnt '40. M2; Mnrahal Ml. M2: DefeiMu Day Parade M2. HAROLD JENNINGS HALT. JANE HARPER LITTLE HARPER ACTIVITIES: Low and Order Committee M2. Chairman Law and Order Committee M2; Dcfrnne Connell Ml: Aatruea MO. Treasurer 42, Parliamentarian M2. Club Stunt M2; Senior Glee Club MO. Baalnomt Manager Ml. President M2: Dramatic Club Ml; S. It. President Ml, Secretary '40, M2. Banker Ml; Hlatory Ola . Secretary M2. Vlce-Prealdent ll: BnglUb Class Secretary Ml: Vocal Clam Vice-President •39: MandiaI '39. '42: Bond Rally '42: Operetta M2; Community Cheat Rally M2; State Mnalc Festlrnl M2. L0I8 HAU8MAN AtTIVITIBS: Tt.nila MO; Dramatic Club W, '40; 8. it Vlce-Prealdent 39. '40; R. O. T. C. Sponimr '40. ' — ACTIVITIES: S. It. President M2; Traclf'-'MO. Ml: Baakctball M2; Rnwchall M2; Football Ml. 42. ANNIE HELFER HONKY” ACTIVITIES: Mnetno ynean Ml. Social Chairman M2: S. It. Banker '40. M2. Council Member M2; Thank ftvtuj( Program 'S3: Ctiri tnia« Muilc Festival ‘39. RALPH LEON HOLZMAN ADMIRAL ACTIVITIES: Senior ciaaa Ftowera-Colora C-ommlttee M2; Art Claiui President MS. 35 THE MIRROR EVELYN MAE HOOD ACTIYITIBB: TbalU 'M-M2; S. R. SmMary '39. ■•1. ERSKINE HOPKINS ••HOP’' JACK KIEFER BETTY ANN IOLEHEAKT •IOGIE ACTIVITIES: Promethean 40. S. 1C President MO, Vlee Prr«ldvnt ‘30. Bunker ‘39; Vice-President Ul«tnr 01 •• Ml. 1L O. T O. Sponsor '¥). Ml: Blunt Pros rn in 4'-’ GRACE NADENE JOHNSON ORACIE ACTIVITIES: Treble Clef Club 39-M2: Auditorium Program 39; Ifnvtc Festival 39. JACK KEITH 16 T II E M I R R O R ROBERT LINK AOTIVITIBS: Jr. Ole Club 42. Treasurer 42. BETTY MARSHA LOFTON ACTIVITIES: Dramatic Club 40. 41. 42; Mncmosy-in'iin 40: S. It Council Member 42: President Speech Claim 42: Secretary HJatory Class 42; Marshal '40. '41: Poetry Contest 42; Montevall© Speech Choir '40: Armistice Parade 41; May Featlval 40. 41. 42; Auditorium Programs '40. 41: Plays 41. 42. JOE KEITH LYNCH ''ROSIE ACTIVITIES: Club Committee 42; Annual Committee ■|2: Ushers '40. Associate Head Usher 42: Yancey 40: 8. R. President '40. Vice-President '39. Secretary '39. Council Member 40. Banker 41, Mirror Agent 42; Basketball 40: History Class Prealdent 40: Vice-President 42; Phillip Night '40. 4t; Army Day Parade 42; Campaign Speech ’43. ALBERT MoOOWAN SLUG ACTIVITIES: Mirror Agent 42; Mr. Aull’a Office 41; I). 0. -42. CECILIA MARINO CECIL MARY FRANCES MARTIN DINK ACTIVITIES: «. L C. '40. Program 41; Quiz Program 42. WILLIAM KESTLER MARTIN ACTIVITIES: Curry 40: S. R. President 41. 42. Mirror Agent '40; Banker '41: Bond 89: Orcheotra ’40; Vaudeville 11: Defense Parade 41: State Music Festival '41: State Fair ’40. 41; Armistice Parade 39. 40. '41. BARBARA ELIZABETH MAX80N BOBBIE ACTIVITIES: MJrror Typlat 42: State Pair Typist 42. a T H E M I R R O R 17 WII.MER DEAN MAYTON ACTIVITIES: 8. II Banker 41. DEAN HENRY MEG ILL BOGIE ACTIVITIES: HLY 41. 42: Hilliard 'Hi. President •42; 8. II. Vice President '41, '42 EDWIN ARTHUR MILES ACTIVITIES: Yancey 41; 8. R, Council Member '40. Ilankrr 41. MILDRED MARGARET MILLER DIDDLE ACTIVITIES: Voatalln 39 '43. Soolnl Committee '41. Chairman Social Conimitt..' '42. Stunt Program ‘39. Chnlr man Stunt Program '42; S. II. Danker '40. '42: Dramatic Club '39. '40; War Stump A««iMant Head '42; Mumlinl 41-TypUt State Fair '42; Ilond Kail) '42. BARBARA BELLE MIN TER BOBBIE ACTIVITIES: Law and Order Committee '41; Senior Cl a It Ini: Committee '42; Aatraea '40. Vlre-Prcddcnt '42, Year Hook Committer 12; 1. L. C. '40. Social Committee '42. tils Slater Committee '41, Athletic Committee '12; Ora malic Cluh 40; S It. Banker '40, Secretary '30; Marahnl '40. '41. '42 EMMA JEAN MITCHELL MITCHIE ACTIVITIES S. K Vice-President '31 . '41. Hanker '40: niatory C|n Vlce-Prenldcnt '42. MARGARET EVELYN MOORE ACTIVITIES: Senior Glee Club '41. '42; Treble Clef Club ’SO; Aatraea '30-'42. Stunt '41; Air Itnld Warden '42; Red CruM Program '42. THOMAS AS MATTHEW URRAY BUCK ACTIVITIES Honor Rifle Club '41. '42; It. O. T. C. Corporal ‘10, Guide Servant 40. l'latoou Sergeant 'll. Second Lieutenant '41. Captain Adjutant. Regimental Staff Executive Officer '42: S. It Secretary '40. Banker '40. 41. '42; Mirror Agent '4« . '41: Army Day Parade '41; ArmU tier l ay Parade '30, '40, '41 JIMMIE NEELY B000SIE ACTIVITIES: S R. Mirror Agent; Hnakotball '40; 'IVnnla '42; Marahnl 42; R 0. T. C. Sergeant '40. '41. Lieutenant '42 DAVID DUDLEY NEWMAN. JR. GEN'RAL ACTIVITIES: Election Committee 'Ml. 42: S. It. Secretary 'SO; Council Member '30. '40. 41. '42; R. O. T. C. Corporal '30. Sergeant 'SO. lat Lieutenant '4 . Captain '41. Major '42. Lleutenanl Colonel '42; Marahnl 42; Armlatloc Program '30, '40. '41. '42 T II E M I I? It O R 18 JUNE MAXINE NORMAN - activities: Treble riff nub '31). FRANCES PAPAGEORGE ACTIVITIES: Personality Club '42; S. U. Banker '39. '40. ‘42. MARIE PILLITTERI DALTON PITCHFORD. JR. Curry '41. 42: Glee Iub '30. '40. '41. '42. Vice-President '42: History Tin l re l-: Chorister 'SO: Armistice ITogram 41. ’42; Night ’30. '40. 41, '42: Christmas Programs '40. SADIE SERENE POARCH “SCREEN” ACTIVITIES: Aatrmea ’42; S. R. Secretary '42. MARION COLLEEN PONDER •PONDER1' ACTIVITIES: Senior Claw Motto Committor 42; CUO •40; L. C. -40; Treble Clrf Club 41; Senior Glee Club •42: History Claw Secretary ‘40. Treasurer ’42; Glrla Rifle Team 41; Marshal 41. 42; Phillips Night 40, 41; Gradu- tion Night '41. '42: Christmas Program '41; “Trial By Jury '42: Victory Program 42; P. T. A. Program '42: A. B. A Program 41: Bookstore '40. 41. '42. JOSEPH 0. ROBERTSON “LITTLE JOE ACTIVITIES: Annual Committee '42: Yancey '39. Treasurer '42: Ht-Y '30; Standing Committee '39; Junior Red Vmss '41 It. O. T. C. SO, '40: S. R. VIoe-ITr.ldcnt 42. -jtefense b nmp Agent '42. A YOLANDE 8ALAY ' MATILDA' VlWHS: Damrosch '39. 40. Scrnptmok Chairman 8. K. Dtftow Stamp Agent 41; May Festival '40. ROBERT SCHMIDT “BOB1' ACTIVITIES: Walter's Workshop '42, TYeaauror '42. MARY PORTER SHOOK “IMPY ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society '42; Athletic Committee 41. '43, Chairman '42; Invitation CommIUee '42, Chairman 42; Pierian '30. Critic 41, President 42: Girls Letter Club 40. '41. '42; 8. It. Secretary 39, Council MernlHT 41. President '42. Banker 41: History Class President '42. T HE MIRROR 19 LOTTIE LOUISE SIDLE AOTIVITIW: S. It. Banker 41, Vlce-Prealdeot ’42. RACHEL ANN SIMPSON RAY ACTIVITIES: G. L. C. -3I ; Mnemoaynean Treas urer '41, Proaldent M2: S. It Secretary MO: Illatory Class Secretary MO: Clnb Stunt M2: I . T. A. Program M2: Auditorium Program MI; Phillip Night M2. WILLIAM EARL SLOAN BUCK ACTIVITIES: Honor Rifle Ml; Lira tenant R. 0. T. C. M2; Air Raid Warden Ml, Kir Warden M2: Armistice Program M2. THEO BESS SMITH TOADY ACT1V1TIES: Athletic Committee '•12: Mirror Hoard M2. Bmdneaa Bdlltor M2; Aatrmeu '39. Club Stunt Ml. M2. Recording Secretary M2: G. L. C. Mt). Treasurer Ml. Pre«l-dent M2: Dramatic Club 40: S. R. Banker '3I : Gym Claim Captain MO. Ml. M2. Softball '30. MO. Ml. M2. Basketball MO. Ml. Soccer MO. M2: Mnr hal Ml. M2: Bookstore Mo. Ml; Phillip Nlgbt Ml: Mirror Board Program M2; P. T, .A Program M2: Auditorium Program on Physical Education MO. MARIAN HUNT SNOW SISTER SARAH ELIZABETH STERLING MALCOLM LEON TANNER ACTIVITIES: Senior Cla« Motto Committee Chairman M2; Debate Tenra M2; Usher Ml. II1-Y '40; Curry ’40. Crlile Ml. Corresponding Secretary M2. Recording .Secretary M2: Interclub Debate Mo; Speech Choir M2: S. B, Council Member Ml. M2; English Il« « President Ml. illatory Claaa President M2: Phillip Nlgbt M2, American Education Week Program '40-M2. Radio Program MO. Ml. Cominunlty Clie t Program M2. Armistice Day Parade M2. ACTIVITIES: Orientation Committee M2: Senior fins. Invitation Committee M2: Treble Clef Clnb '40; Senior Glee Club MO.'42: Clio '40. Corresponding Secretary Ml. Presi dent M2: S R. Mirror Agent MO, Council Member Ml: Illatory ClaM Secretary 42: SjK ech Choir M2, Vaudeville MO. May Peatlvnl 'K , Ml. Stale Mualc Festival Mt. All City Christum festival Ml. Bond Rally M2. Armistice Program M2. JOHN FRANKLIN SPARKS. JR. BIO JOHN ACTIVITIES: S, R. President Ml. M2. Banker 40; Football '3H DAVID STAFF LITTLE GABRIEL ACTIVITIES: Orientation Committee M2: Senior fins Chairman Tally Committee M3; Ushers Club M2: S It, President Ml, '42. Mirror Agent. '31 ; Advertising Mirror MO. Ml. Adv«rtlslug Annual MO. Ml. Clreulatlon Mirror Ml. M2. M3; Bunk '30-42, Head Banker M2. Wur Stampa Assistant M2. MS: U. O. T. C Band 'S0-M2; Sporls Club 42: Basketball M1-M2: State Band Contest '40-MI. Christmas Parade '30-M2. Vaudeville Ml. Armistice Parade M0-M2. Army Day Parade M2. Festival Ml. M2 MARY LUCILE STEELE LUCY ACTIVITIES: Law and order Committee M2, tlon and Publicity Committee Ml. Flower Committer ' Dramatic Club MO; G. L C. '40. Defense Committee Ml Social Committee M2: Thalia '40. Critic Ml. Vice-President M2. President '42; S. R. Secretary MO. Ml. Bauker 41, M2, Mirror Agent '42: R. 0. T. C. Sponsor Ml. '42: Mnrahal MO. Ml. 42; Army Day Parade M2: Phillips Nlgbt Ml. Operetta M2. Club Stunt Ml. M2. M3, Library Exhibit M2, Andltortuni Program M2. THE M I R R O R 20 MARY ELIZABETH THOMAS • LIBBY ACTIVITIES: S. It. Secretary ’40; President Hlatory Class 40: Secretary Sowing Class '30. MARY BARNARD TINDALL ACTIVITIES'. Aetraea ’! . 40. ’41. 42. DOROTHY ALICE TURNER • DOT ACTIVITIES: Thalia ’42. Treasurer ’42: Dnmroscb Club 40; Girl Rn m i ’41: Marshal ’39, '40; May Kes- TYRRELL D. T. Clam Invitation Committee ’42; Astruea '39. Social Committee ’40. Trens-Corrt Kpomllnjr Secretary ’41. Recording K erotitry President '42; Dramatic Club ‘39, ’40; Speech Choir '41. ‘42; S. R. President ’39. ’42, Vice-President ’41. 40; Speech Claw President '40. ’41. •42, Secretary ‘39; Civic Class Pre l-Clas President ‘42, Secretary ’ll; Mon-Stunt ’40. '41. ’42; Auditorium ITo-Festlval ’40. '41; Dramatic Club '41. JAMES HAROLD WALKER WALKER ACnvmUB: Hl-Y ’41: 8. R. VIce-PrcMlent «0. 41. Banker ’40. ’41; Chairman C-ivIca Class ’39: Marshal ‘42; Armistice Day Parade ’SO. '41; Army Day Parado ’42; Armistice Day Program '41. DOROTHY LILLIAN VOOAN DOT' GEORGE WILLIAM WALL BRICK ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society ’42. President ’42: Scholarship Committee ‘42; Senior Class Motto Committee ’42: Yancey '39. Secretary 42, Vice-President ’42; IH-Y '40; Usher '42; 8. R. Secretary '42; Baseball '42. MADELINE WARD WARD8KY AOTIVITIKS: Aglata '41; Treble Clef Club 40. Vice-President '40; Glee Club 41; Girls’ Ensemble ’42; Marshal ’42: Christmas Music Festival ’40. 42; A. B. A. Program ‘41; Long Live America Program ’42; Operetta ’43; Vaudeville ’40, ’41; Junior Red Cross Program ’42; Commencement ’10. WARDLAW MA80N WATSON 8TUMPY ACTIVITIES: General Organisation President '42; Annual Committee ’42; Ushers ’42; Rifle Club ’39. President ’42; 111-Y • . President '42; Dramatic Club ’10: S. R. President 39. 40. ’42. Hanker ’39. ’40. ’41. '42; R. 0. T. C. Muior ’42; Speech Choir ‘41. RAYMOND BARTON WHITE BOB ACTIVITIES: Owen Literary Society '39; President 8. R. ’42. Ranker ’40. T H E M I H R O R 1 21 THOMAS LLOYD WHITLEY ACTIVITIES: Athletlr Committee ' 1, . Sportamnnnblp Committee 42: llllllnnl Ml, 42: Ill-Y Ml. M2: S. It. I’reaUJrnt MO. Ml. M2. Banker '30: Track Mo M2. Hn k«t-ball Ml. M2 Football ’89-M2. JESSE CHARLES WILLIAMS ACTIVITIES; Diversified Occupation Club M2. Tren -UW M2: S. It Banker 40: Marshal 40. ROBERT CORNELIUS WILSON BLINKS” KATHRYN WINDSOR KAY ACTIVITIES: Chairman Senior Flower and Color Com-in it to« M2: Poo ami Hrimh Club M2. Hocre til rjr M2: 2 Irl Reserve.. Ml; 8. It. Secretary Ml. Banker Ml. Council McmtM-r Ml: Library Art Exhibit Ml: Marahal Ml: Stage Committee M2. DOROTHY ELIZABETH WORTHINGTON DOTTIE” ACTIVITIES: Girls Letter Club 40. RUTH WRIGHT ACTIVITIES Marshal Ml. M2. WILLIAM LEWIS YUILLE. JR. COOTIE” ACTIVITIES: Curry Si . REID BAKER FRANK WALKER MILDRED MARSTON Other Graduates THE MIRROR 22 MARGARET ALVIS ADAMS Activities: Invitation Committee '42; Astraea '40; S. R. Banker 40; Secretary Harmony and Appreciation Class 41, ’42. CHARLES COGBURN Activities: Honor Rifle Club ’40; Radio Club ’40: Rifle Team ’40. ’41; Field Night ’39. ’40. ’41; Armistice Parade ’39. '40, ’41; Armistice Program ’40. ’41. ED EBBERT ies: Hilliard ’41. SUE GRAHAM V Activities: Clio ’38-’40; S. R. President '38; Marshal ’38. '40. JOHN NELSON HASSELL Activities: Mirror Agent '40. ’41; Christmas Festival ’39. ’40. Thanksgiving Program '40. DORIS HOPE THOMASON Activities: Senior Class Colors and Flower Committee ’42; Art Club 39; Promethean ’39, Vice-President ’42, Corresponding Secretary ’41, Club Stunt ’40. ‘42; S. R. President ’41, '42, Secretary ’39, Banker ’40; History Class Secretary ’40; Community Chest Program ’41. PAUL GORDON PONDER Activities: Dramatic Club ’38, ’39, '40; S. R. Secretary ’38; Army Day Parade ’42. DORIS YEARTY DOT’ OFF SIDE Even the best teams slip up occasionally and are off side’’. From a few of our seniors we can get an idea of what this team does in its off moments. If Fay Akins' teachers have often wondered at her absence, the answer is the University which occupies most of her time. Edwin Miles claims to study (he wouldn’t say what) in his spare moments. Betty Iglehart may be found any afternoon at Forbes listening to the latest boogie woogie. Kyle Eliott is among the more energetic of our team—his job at the Y. M. C. A. keeps him well occupied. A chief star of girls’ basketball is Barbara Minter, and at any afternoon game Marion Ponder, as referee, may be heard calling— MINTER, two points” every minute. Anything that makes life more exciting appeals to Bogie Megill, who spends his time enjoying life to its fullest degree. If you should find Marion Freeman looking tired and dejected, it is probably because she as club treasurer has had a hard time balancing the budget. Gordy Germany likes the night life of the town and enjoys “swinging out at the Pickwick to the music of the Auburn Knights. When passing by a park near Five Points, if you see a six-footer who seems out of place playing football with some younger boys, it will just be Stumpy” Watson, physical director of that branch of the Y. M. C. A. There are many off sides in football games that go by unnoticed, and so it is with seniors. Not all of them could be detected by your unobservant reporter. Mary Porter (Impy) Shook. T II E M I R R O R 23 Between the Halves The first half of the game is over. Here we sit in the grandstand of life awaiting the last half. Will it hold college, business, war—what? As with all games, no one knows the outcome until the final score. Now between halves we find ourselves watching the parade of events that have marched before us while we sat here in the high school section. Far back, just coming on the field, we see a big event—Mr. Stough’s following Mr. Going as Head Coach” at Phillips. Next we notice our first campaign speeches in auditorium which were so different from anything that we had encountered before. Along with these comes the thought of all the times we laughed at the clownings of George Harper and John A. Reynolds. We remember the fiery eloquence of Herbert Kieswetter, which thrilled us so. Next comes the pep squad which made us await the next football game with much eagerness to see their new performance. Next we hear that song which our own Mrs. Wulffaert wrote. We Love America and, last in this line, the mighty mite, Roy Johnson. Coming closer we find that Phillips won the City Basketball Championship and along at the same time appears the music festival cup. Weren't we proud! Next comes the change to a commission government at Phillips, and soon after, the senior play in which we were amused by Walter Bibby. Next, Skidmore Logan was elected the most valuable player. Well he deserved it. Just in front of the parade of past events we notice the Phillips girls knitting for the British War Relief. A pall of sorrow covers the next event—the death of Miss Chase. Next comes As You Like It , which was presented after school in our auditorium by Shakespearean actors. December 7, 1941—A date which has altered many of our plans and may change our entire lives—dominates the approaching group. Then December 8, when we all assembled in both auditoriums to listen to the President's Declaration of War. Just going off the field we notice air raid wardens, evidence of Phillips' preparedness. Wallace Cohen follows, with his stirring oratorical power which took him high in the oratorical contest. Next come the impressive Thanksgiving and Christmas Programs presented by our speech choir and glee clubs. What is that I see at the end of the field? A large groom, a small bride; why, it's Coach Walker and Mrs. Walker, nee Flautt! So ends the parade of events. Soon the team will take the field for the last half in the great game of life. May each player acquit himself well, even though it may not be granted to him to carry the ball over for the winning touchdown. —Dorothy Tyrrell. T H E M IRRO K (Hand Me) DOWNS 24 Since the whistle is about to blow ending the fourth and final quarter, we, the undersigned players on the winning team, do pass these breaks or penalties, which ever they may be deemed by the referee, on to an up-and-coming second string. These gifts are to be guarded by those upon whom they are bestowed until their final score is made. The “toss-ups are as follows: Mary Jo Chambers bestows her beautiful soprano voice upon Jack Crowe. David Newman wills his rank in R. O. T. C. to James Smith. Mary Anne Atkinson hands her red locks down to Alto Townsend and Billy Satterwhite, as we think red hair will be becoming to them for a change. Jane Harper consigns her admiration of the Boys’ Glee Club to Jean McCarty. Bill Wall endows Jeanette Estes with his ability to sell War Stamps and shortchange people. Margaret Moore bequeaths her task of checking the roll in study hall to Laura Acton. Frank Chappelle bestows his ability to brown-nose” to anybody eager to graduate in four years. Helen Cox wills her ability to get a ring, third finger, left hand, to Jane Roy. David Staff donates priority on his saddle shoes and plaid shoe strings to Jean Musgrove. ‘Toady Smith leaves her brain child. Junior, and his taking ways to anybody who has the patience to get him out of trouble. Robert Linn desires that his poetic genius be given to Mack Allison. Dorothy Tyrrell consigns her pigtaiLs to Baby Sister Norris. Carney Dobbs takes great pleasure in bestowing his various and sundry club pins upon the girl of the moment. Louise Harrison hands her bright red sweater down to Betty Carol Logan. Kyle Eliott wills his photogenic qualities to John Lanier. Evelyn Hood gives priority on her front seats in all her classes to Barbara McAdory. Billy Drenncn bequeaths his blue tie with the puppy dogs on it to anybody in Miss Gatchell's history class who forgets to wear one. June Frost desires that all the knowledge she has learned in the last four years be given to Evelyn Campbell. John Carden leaves his ability to win friends and influence teachers to Nanette Wood. Jack Keith gives his gift of gab to Doris Lovett. Elizabeth Hedgecoth bestows three rubber bands and one aluminum hair curler upon Loretta Graves. Malcolm Tanner wills his effervescent personality to Walter Byars. Margaret Adams consigns her collection of bracelets to Gloria Goodall. Stumpy Watson leaves his No. 10 shoes for little Sidney Norwood. Joe Lynch endows Ralph Tapscott with his amazing ability to answer questions in history. Marion Snow bequeaths her love of Auburn and of the Pi K A’s to Barbara Houser. B. W. McNair refuses to will anything, but he will auction his Hamlet test paper off to the highest bidder. T H E M I H K O H 25 Joel Gochenour tosses his crew cut up to Tommy Noe. Wilma Dean Mayton will gladly give her beloved (?) bottom locker to Odessa Flowers. Gordy Germany, Robert Baker, and Hubert Cates will their long-standing friendship to Axel Bolvig and Billy Ward. Aleck Gulas bestows his beautiful R. O. T. C. saber (with the dull edge) on Tommy Parks. Impy” Shook hands down her ability to knit in class without, being caught to Suzanne Beall. Now the whistle has blown, ending the game. May those upon whom these gifts have been bestowed win through to be All-Americans. —Margaret Bay less. When Moon and Stars Shine Again While the moon duskily casts her glow On the troubled scene below. A lustrous star gleams on high— Black velvet and gold star in the sky. Beauty, magic, in poignant delight, Comes to star-dusted, moon-lighted night. Can there be a free man on land or sea Who does not believe the star's augury? Then suddenly I turn in wild dismay. Fearing disaster from gold-streaming ray; A well-lighted dome means bombs from the sky. A night in a tunnel—and a low-wailing cry. When planes with venom their fires spit, And on moon-hallowed cottage make perilous hit. The craze-driven pilot laughs with glee At the fiendish sights the morrow will see. As frenzy and terror hold pitiless reign, Thousands mourn the wounded and slain— A well-lighted night—no horror worse Than beauty disfigured and made a curse. But I know firmly and feel full deep That free men can halt destruction’s sweep By each exerting the free man’s right To wage a strong, victorious fight— And win so surely that each future year Will hold wide peace without tremor or fear; Then moon and gold star with radiant light Will again bring beauty to the night. Helen Cox. T II K M IRRO R 27 c CjUadi. AGLAIA LITERARY SOCIETY Amianda Armour, Mildred Bassett, Margaret Bayless, Sylvia Bonfield, Helen Boyd, Jeanette Estes, Dorothy Fuller. Juanita Fulgram, Loretta Graves, Elizabeth Hedgecoth. Jane Nell Hunter. Mary Kirk, Mary Frances Lane, Mary Larson, Elizabeth Ledyard, Imogene McCormack. Madeline Megill, Martee McReynolds, Alice Noe. Gloria Paul, Dorothy Phillips, Elizabeth Reece. Sally Ridell, Rosalyn Rittenbaum, Jean Sanders, Dorothy Schuster, Janice Sinquefield. Doris Stellman. Jackie Sherrod, Janice Smirl, Charlotte Stutz, Betty Lane Till. Betty Ann Timmons. Elizabeth Wall, Madeline Ward. Betty Williams, Inez Wise, June Young, Elsie Ann Zander. ASTRAEA LITERARY SOCIETY t Gene Akin, Annunciata Amis, Barbara Barth, Evelyn Campbell, Helen Cox, Betty Donaldson, Sara Edwards. Virginia Eiland. Mary Leta English, Sara Fisch, Betty Fox. June Frost, Gloria Goodall, Ellen Gray, Betty Jo Hall. Jane Harper. Tade Jenkins, ‘Teeny Meharg, Barbara Minter, Margaret Moore, Betty Dean McMath. Barbara Patterson, Serene Poarch, Maude Reynolds. Sally Rodgers. Helen Rox, Mauve-lene Shaw, “Toady” Smith, Mildred Thompson, Dorothy Tyrrell. Jean Walston, Betty Walston. CLIO LITERARY SOCIETY Carolyn Allen, Gene Bell, Betty Best, Annie Stewart Calhoun. Jean Cochran, Nan Davis. Barbara Dickson. Betty Dominick, Jean Foster. Betty Giles, Polly Gillespie. Elizabeth Hansen. Frances Holcum. Dorothy Hury. Jane Hutto. Carolyn Jones, Betty Lamar, Jean Mathis, Jo Miller. Fleta Montgomery, Thelma Paxton. Marion Ponder, Marion Snow, Margaret Tacker, Zelda Thompson. Margaret Walker, Jane Wilson. Betty Jo Russell. T If E M I R R O R 29 CURRY LITERARY SOCIETY Herman Barton, Adam Fuller, Forest Samples, Ralph Mo Meekin, Sam Jones, Dick Shepard. Charles Carter. Billy Cole, Monroe Lewis, William Martin. John Pitchford. Arthur Rice. James Gann. Ralph Blue. John Carden, Eugene Guy. Lewis White. Adrian White. Van Lewis McNeel, Lewis Yuille, David Thomson. Thomas Balance. James Thomson, Herbert Hamilton, Joe Boyd, Jim Lacey, Mark Hanna. Homer Russell, Joe Ezell. Malcolm Tanner. Jack Wallace. Tommy Johnson. Alto Townsend. Eugene Fulgham, Robert Adams. Tommy Noe, Kyle Elliott. DAIVIROSCII CLUB Jeanne Beard, Marion Bingaman. Jimmie Blackwell. Gwendolyn Branch, Marguerite Burdick, Geraldine Cole, Peggy Ann Fair, Betty Jo Fox, Josephine Grass, Mary Hamilton, Lois Hopper, Carolene Hurd. Carolyn McKibbon, Virginia Parker. Colleen Paschel, Pat Rountree. Mary Rowell. Dorothy Saylor. Mary Helen Sparks, Catherine Stewart, Reba White, Fan Bearden. Mildred Thompson, Elizabeth Dikis, Jane Harting, Martha Martin, Jean Coker, Lottie Cagle, Muncy Harris, Martha McKenzie, Louise Satteriand, Joan Coulliette. Lillian Jones. Kathryn Jones. Diana Bathurst. HILLIARD LITERARY SOCIETY Paul Barcroft, Bobby Boggs. Sam Boykin, Duke Bradford, Walter Byars, Sam Chestnut, Albert Coleman. Lucius Colmant, Bill Cook. Pete Crump. Dick Deas. Ed Ebbert, John Habjte, Wayne Holmes, Jimmy Hood, Gene Hunter, Billy Israel, Sam Johnson, Richard Kennedy, John Lanier. Henry Megill, Don McCormick. Joe Schoel, Bobby Shaw, Luther Smith. Jack Staples, Frank Treschel, Arthur Walker. Holman Weed, Tom Whitley, Bobby Wilson, Arthur Woody. T II E M I R R O R 31 MNEMOSVNE AN LITERARY SOCIETY Laura Acton, Irene Berman. Phyllis Berman. Joyce Burchfield. Frances Brown. Marjorie Cale, Elsie Carden. Sue Carder, Valeria Carrol, Virginia Cobb. Betty Jo Doyle, Merle Denny. Bettye Feingold, Virginia Griffith. Annie Heifer. Peggy Horn. Janie Lee Little, Mary Jackson, Kitty Johns, Annette Kantor, Druscilla Lane, Sylvia Little, Barbara McAdory, Betty Ann Patterson, Charlotte Ragland. Betty Rogers. Rachel Simpson, Ann Smith. Evelyn Thompson. Betty Clair Windham, Julia Gay Walker. Betty Jane Rose. Martha McLeroy. Frances Crosby. Norma Jane Mansfield. Bess Nethery, Marie Butler. OWEN LITERARY SOCIETY James Beasley. Wallace Boothby, Rhodes Baykin, Robert Brown, John Bryan. Charles O. Bryant, Charles Doster, Alan Drennen, Felix Drennen. Jack Edwards. Don Kiser, Ray Large, John London, Maxwell McCall, Earl Marsh, Bill Miller, John Million, Phil Neal, Hugh Neighbors, Jimmie Noel, Jimmy Ogle. Tunstall Perry, Douglas Pugsby, Robert Sanders, Billy Satter-white, Drayton Scott, Weymon Smuggs, Billy Stewart, George Summerville, Raymond White, Edward Zukoski. PIERIAN LITERARY SOCIETY Suzanne Beall, Mama Bromberg. Pattie Collier. Katherine Collins. Jane Crumbaugh. Ruth Davies. Shila Donovan. Roberta Drake, Frances Drennen, Betsy Edwards. Charlotte Eros. Caroline Estes, Louise Evans, Sheila Gant. Kitty Jenkins. Mary Pride Jones, Jane Major. Beryl McCann, Mary Jo Mc-Nabb. Martha Nesbitt. Tootie Prowell. Loula Rogers. Mary Porter Shook, Edith Tynes. 32 T II E M I R R O K 33 PROMETHEAN LITERARY SOCIETY Margaret Adams, Susan Adams. Fay Akans, Dorothy Allen. Betty Lou Bagby. Lilian Culp. Beverly Cunningham. Wilma Jean Diefenbach. Virginia Early, Ann Ellis, Edwina Foreman. Marian Freeman, Mary Elizabeth Graves, Dorothy Griffis, Betty Heaslett, Mary Ruth Hawthorne, Mary Helen House, Betty Iglehart, Mary Jean Kendrick. Mary Louise Lovell. June Massey, Susan Montgomery. Marilyn Miller. Betty Jo McIntosh. Ann Newall, Mary June Orr, Eleanor Pedigo, Mary Alice Perry, Jess Rea, Dorothy Reynolds, Harriet Shaw, Betty Shaw. Jane Stopinski, Joyce Sanders, Doris Thomason. Betty Ann Thompson. Betty Jean Tubb. Ann Vance. Jane Pearce. THALIA LITERARY SOCIETY Vivien Ruth Barnes. Diana Bathurst, Virginia Buckner. Betty Butler. Barbara Campbell. Mary Will Collins. Betty Crumb. Doris Duke, Madeline Hartung, Doris Hebard, Evelyn Hood, Lois Housman, Billie Ruth Hunt, Billie June Johnson, Marjorie Kilgore. Mary Nell Lasater, Bettye McCracken. Frances Mills, Jane Morris, Gladys Moxley. Josephine Pattie, Marjorie Perkinson, Ruth Powell. Kitty Powell. Dorothy Shirley. Jean Simmons, Betty Sue Smith, Mary Lucile Steele, Cle Summers, Marjorie Thomas. Dorothy Turner, Betty Welch. Marian Wilson, Nanette Wood. VEST ALIA LITERARY SOCIETY Dorothy Agerton, Ernestine Akin. Ann Armfield, Chalsie Ann Barton. Betty Bass, Marian Berry, Louise Bowen, Harriet Bums, Mary Sue Burns, Anne Coker, Ann Cowart, Dean De-Ramus, Eva Gordon Downey. Sarah Ellis, Patsy Ellis. Grace Farrell. Betty Jane Frew, Emily Grier, Louise Harrison, Virginia Ann Holcombe, Sarah Laws, Peggy Lowery, Mildred Miller. Olga Morgan, Margaret Nall, Margaret Ann Newton. Elizabeth Norris, Ann Osborne, Minnie Sue Peeler, Elizabeth Ploe-ger, Betty Price, Mary Nell Rowe, Mary Jane Roy. Betty Bart Saunders. Martha Helen Sims, Mary Jane Smith, Jennie Styles, Betty Wilson, Jane Phillips. T II E M I I? R O R 35 YANCEY LITERARY SOCIETY Bill Barton. Jack Brown. Robert Brown. Billy Buck. John Carr, Richard Cansey, Frank Chappelle, Jack Crow, Bill Curran, Richard Dominick. Charles Ethridge. Frederic Evans. Jerry Gaultney, Sherwood Gill, Joe Gochenour. Lynn Hawkins. Jimmy Hill, J. N. Holt, Donald Hurlburt. Sammy Hutchinson. Tom Jenkins, Bill Letson, Louis Locke. Jimmy Lovell, Royce Lowe. Joe Lynch. Robert Lynch, Alex Maddox. Fred Martin, Edwin Miles, John Morris. Stephen Moxley, Hamilton Perkins, Billy Pogue, Edward Quinn. Billy Ray. Joe Robertson. George Stathakos, Harold Walker, Billy Wall, Billy Wilson. Robert Windham. ART CLUB Doris Lovett. Lucy Whitley. Barbara Merritt. Jimmie Jeffers, Harold Kincaid. Thomas Dowdle, Patsy McGauley, Bobby Braun. Helen Sutterer, Gloria Tucker. Gretchen Ilaneman. Herbert Copeland. Mary Saunders, Ralph Richards. Betty Cooper. Lilie Mazzara. Kathleen Padgett. Julia Perkins. Kathryn Courington, Pat Curtis. Helene Rittenberg, Wanda Gillespie, Thea Burnett, Freddie Franks. Mildred Glossman. III-Y Joe Baldone, Eugene Barnard, Francis Berry, Bobby Boggs. Joe Boyd, Angus Brown, George Brown, Clifton Brumback. John Bryan, Billy Buck, John Carden, Charles Carter. Donald Clay, Morris Corona. Robert Dean, Richard Dominick. Clifford Emond, Joe Ezell, Robert Gandy, Jerry Gaultney. Hugh Goodwin. Alex Grammas, John Habel, Herbert Hamilton, Morris Higginbotham. Bill Hill. J. N. Holt. Donald I-Iurlbert, Sammy Hutchinson. Don Jackson. David Jenkins. Sam Johnson. Jimmy Lacey, John Lanier, Bill Lawson. James Lewis. David Logan. James Lovell, Robert Lynch. Henry Mcgill. John Morris, Hugh Morrow, Stephen Moxley, Billy Pogue. Henry Powell. Billy Ray, Bill Reynolds, Joe Robertson. Forest Samples. Joe School, Jim Smith. Bill Spidle. Don Turnbull. Bobby Wilson, Ted Zukoski. T H E MIRROR 37 GIRLS LETTER CLUB Dorothy Agerton. Kathryn Austin. Betty Bass. Theda Bell. Katherine Blanton, Helen Bout well, Louise Bowen. Estelle Brake, Mama Bromberg, Martha Ellen Butsch. Marie Butler, Annie Stewart Calhoun, Annie Sue Carter. Juanita Clark. Jerry Cole, Alice Craven, Nan Davis. Inez Day, Frances Dren-nen, Laura Drye, Eva Dye. Kitty Elliott. Anne Ellis, Dorothy Fant, Grace Farrell, Ima Lee Finch, Dorothy Finchum, Sara Fisch. Jeanne Gates, Martha Goodwin, Mary Elizabeth Graves, Ann Grier, Jean Gulledge, Frances Harrison, Betty Hawkins, Sara Hawthorne, Elizabeth Hinds, Isabelle Howell. Doris Hayne, Nora Ippolito, Kitty Jenkins, Billie June Johnson, Edna Ruth Johnson, Geraldine Keenum, Carmen Latham, Peggy Lowery. Frances Martin, Kathryn McCollum. Betty Jo McIntosh, Mary McQuaid, Barbara Minter. Gladys Moxley, Dorothy Jo MuTlicnn, Doris Newsome, Carl Marion Parks, Sue Pate, Mary Pelekis. Marion Ponder, Constance Puls, Jo Reynolds, Mary Nell Rowe, Betty Seabury, “Impy” Shook. Rachef Simpson, Christine Singleton, Rita Sisson, Hazel Slaughter, Toady Smith, Lucille Steele, Jane Stopinski, Katherine Stroud, Mary Tinsley, Christine Tsimpides. Margaret Walker, Nanette Wood. GIRL RESERVES Dorothy Richards. Eunice White. Doris Whit ton. Odessa Flowers, Doyle Smith, Addic Tom Vaughn, Mary Boschung, Mildred Arledge. Geraldine Arledge, Edna Deale, Sara Hawthorne, Eleanor Jo Reed. Sidney Plyler, Carmelina Molica, Joyce Sentell, Margean Praytor. Carmen Latham, Nan Raissle, Betty Hudson. Marjorie Scott. Jean McCarty, Jean Cates. Frances Margina. Virginia Plaia, Martha Huddleston, Ricky Cams, Laneyl Cramer. Mary Carroll Jolly, Virginia Parsons, Esther Owens, Leona Jones, Anne Rouschenburg, Doris Cook, Mary Elizabeth Foster, Annie Pete Oliver. Burma Wise, Mary Jean Hughes, Alta Wise, Helen Astor, Leila May Duncan. Edlyn Willoughby. NEWCOMERS CLUB Mary Jane Agnew. Roger Abbot. Hubert Bartley, Ina Barnett, Margaret Blew, Nila Birdlgshaw. W. L. Coker, Milton Cook, Janie Carrol, Arthur Crain, Richard Crul, Mildred Covington. Jacqueline Emery, Mildred Essick, John Ford. Frances Fisher, Mildred Classman, Yvonne Hamilton, James Hagy. Gloria Heslip, Norma Holhn, Otto Holt, Otis Garrard. Elizabeth Jennet t. Ernestine Kelley. Frances Langston. Randall Leslie, Betty Mathews, Elizabeth Ann Michaels, Dallace Mc-Guier, Fran McKee, Chris Lopez, Sarah Morred, Coluem Pink-ard, Jr., Anna L. Pledger, Margaret Phillips, Bobby Reed, Jane Rockhill, V. L. Smith. Helen Songer, Juanita Teague, Sam Tucker, Roberta Thurman, Edward Whiddow, Bobby White. TH E M IKKO K 39 TOWN MEETING Mary Sue Anderson, Earline Brakefield, J. E. Browning. Pearl Caldwell, George Carter, Frank Damico, Mary Davis, Roy Edwards, Thomas Ensey, Bob Eustice. Margaret Hassel, John McLevy, Howard Morton, Hugh Odum. Mathar O'Neal. Eloise Robinson. Howard Snyder, Mary Jo Deroncy. The crowd roars; the game has been won; everyone is happy. The band plays on and each member of our team wears a triumphant air. We have spent four years (more or less) conquering a fierce and fighting foe, studies, but we have won the laurels of victory, our diplomas. We have all found some particularly tough opponents on the opposing team. Perhaps math or science threatened not to let us break through for a touchdown, or then again history, Latin, English, or some other subject kept some of us from kicking that extra point, but now we reap the fruits of a vanquisher; we are graduating. Yes, this is how we now feel, but what of the future? Is the game over and won, or is this merely a step in the rough and hard-fought game of Life? Some will continue in the field of education, striving in college to prepare themselves for a future in teaching, law, medicine, business administration, engineering or in the various other courses. This is not their final score! Some will enter the business field immediately as clerks, stenographers, typists, and at other jobs; new tasks and challenges will face these. This is not their final score! The armed forces also await some members of our team. There will be adaptation to different physical and mental situations by these, and each will have much to learn in the military manner. This is not their final score! Others will enter industrial plants and take various other jobs: they will have to learn much of their new surroundings and tasks. This is not their final score! No. none of us has reached his goal. Though we have won a pennant in the minor league, there is a major league left to challenge us. We realize that although the going may be tough, we will have something to keep up our morale which will never leave us the Phillipian Spirit. Our background will lead us to defend, in the manner we are best fitted, the heritage and name of Phillips High School. —Carney Dobbs. CHEEKING SECTION AH eyes have been centered on the great team performing on the field, but now we call your attention to the cheering section, the “team behind the team. T II E 31 I R R O R 40 Sportscast Ladies and gentlemen, it has been a great game! Excitement, spectacular plays, and two thousand seven hundred students cheering this great team on to victory. We have had a wonderful season, each quarter thrill-packed. Every compliment that could be bestowed is being given to this undefeated, untied, and unscored-upon team. These students have done their best in this their last era of football glory. This final victory completes the four year record of these unconquered players. Each hat is off and a cheer is sent up for every member of this team. While we have a few minutes left on the air, I should like to give you some great predictions for these All-American players. First of all I salute the boys who are to go into the armed forces. I see Admiral John Nelson Hassell of the Navy, Lieutenant Colonel Gordy Germany, and Colonel William Sloan of the Army Air Force enjoying a vacation on the Phillipine Islands. Major Joel Gochenour of the Signal Corps is stationed in the South Sea Islands. Bill Wall and Tom Whitley, engineers from Auburn, are building a canal across Mexico. Their physicians on the expedition are Dr. Homer Russell and Dr. Robert Joseph Linn, both of whom studied at the Mayo Clinic. Marion Ponder, noted dietitian of Chicago, is being honored at a national conference. Girod Cole is a famous and revered minister. Madeline Ward, executive of the Birmingham Stock Exchange, is touring the post-war world with her business friends, Barbara Maxson and Elizabeth Hedgecoth. Dorothy Tyrrell is first vice-president in charge of production at the Lockheed Aircraft Corporation, having begun as a welder there during the war. Helen Cox is her invaluable assistant. News editor of the Chicago Tribune, Carney Hoyt Dobbs, gave Impy Shook her start in the movies where she is now a famous star, also appearing on television. Margaret Bayless, society editor of the New York Times, continues Lula Lovelorn’s advice to a nation-wide public. Kyle Eliott and Malcolm Tanner are top flight radio announcers, being chosen invariably for all the big games. Thus I forecast for the members of this winning team an illustrious future in other big games”. Of course. I have had time to give you only a few of the predictions sports writers have made for them. So. until next year, when football again rears its head. I bid goodbye and goodluck to the All-American, bowl-bound, Phillips High School winning team of January, 1943. Your Sportscaster, Toady Smith. T H E MIRROR 45 On DL B When You’re “On Your Own” Many of you in this graduating class will soon be working, earning, and making your own place in this community .... not as “the somebody’s boy or girl, but on your own. The business establishments from which you buy, and with which you enjoy credit, will be an important part of your back-ground .... a means of establishing “who you are in the community. We invite you to become a Bromberg customer, to be known as one who trades at an establishment with a good name in Alabama for 106 years. 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COMMUNIQUES POEM........................—.................David Vess ( Sarah Ellen Glenn G. I. (Gifts Incorporated). .........— j Joe zell MILITARY SECRETS................... -...... Gladys Moxley COMPANIES OF FORT P. H. S. RECONNAISSANCE TAPS FROM FORT P. H. S. POST EXCHANGE Publication Staff GLADYS MOXLEY.................................................. News JOE EZELL.................................................. Editorials VIVIEN RUTH BARNES.........................................Features HERBERT HAMILTON Sp SARAH ELLEN GLENN..................................... Exchanges JOHN CARR ................................................. Business CONTRIBUTORS Bill Curran Walton Garrett Betty Hawkins Nora Ippolito Bill Miller Bob Odom Hugh Odum Jimmie Ogle Loula Rogers Sonya Ruth Rosenthal Warren Schmidt Nanette Wood BUSINESS STAFF Jack Gore Jean Gulledge Doris Hayne Don Hurl bert Ervin Jackson Miriam Kresses Frank Lokey Charles O’Bryant Dick Shepard PHOTOGRAPHERS Billy Burnett Gary Head Joe Hughes Kemp Tunkle TYPISTS Elsie Carden Hubert Cates Christine Cook Eva Gordon Downey Betty Jo Fox Jimmie Jeffers Laura Mae Douglas Imogene McCormack Emily Stephens V II E M I R R O Ii 8 Fort P.H.S. Staff MOTTO: Fort Iter Surgendum Discrimini (We must rise bravely to meet the crisis) INSIGNIA: Camellia COLORS: Blue and White COMMANDING OFFICERS President.................... Vice President............... Secretary................... Orator ..................... Poet Artist................... Pianist................. .. Vocalist.................... Violinist Clarinetist................. ..............JOE EZELL ......... HENRY POWELL ........... LILIAN CULP .........DON HURLBERT ............ DAVID VESS .........BILL MORI ARTY ..........jean McCarty ...... BARBARA McADORY ......DOROTHY PHILLIPS ......ROBERT GOLDSTEIN Staff Committees RING COMMITTEE............................ Miss Helen Verplanck. Sponsor Jon Shepard. Chairman Eugene Barnard. Elsie Carden. La Fon Jones. Betty Lamar. Peggy Sanders INVITATION COMMITTEE.......................... Miss Ottie Huff. Sponsor Gladys Moxley. Chairman Charles Carter. Annie Stewart Calhoun. Ed Grissom, Morris Higginbotham. Bettye McCracken. Betty Bart Saunders MOTTO COMMITTEE .......................... Miss Clara Belle Senn. Sponsor Sarah Ellon Glenn. Chairman Mary Ruth Ilathorne. Sara Hawthorne, Kitty Jenkins, James Montgomery FLOWER AND COLOR COMMITTEE................. Miss Belle Comer. Sponsor Harold Kincaid. Chairman Betty Heaslett, Billy Israel. Marjorie Kilgore. Lucy Ellen Whitley ANNUAL COMMITTEE......................... Miss Leona Skelton. Sponsor Vivien Barnes. Chairman Dorothy Allen. Jean Gulledge, Herbert Hamilton. Katherine McShan. Fleta Montgomery. Billy Reynolds. Billy Spidle V I! K M I I If O If 9 (2onimii.iLon.Ec JOE BOYD EZELL JOSEPH ACTIVITIES: Orientation Committee '42. Campaign {l|m’clin 4-. Fam|Hilgti Mannf-r ‘43; Chairman Auditorium Committee 13: Senior Claw President '43: Mirror Hoard H 13; Editorial Editor '42. 43; Curry 'SB'43. Vice- I’tnMrtil '42, Recording Sriwtnrj '43, Program '42. l' h-rr. ‘42. '43; HI V 42-'43: Dramatic Club It: S. It. Cuun-ell M-tiilur '40. Vlrr-i'rwidMit '41. '43; Orchestra '35 'll. Mu«dc F tlviil ’4ft, ‘41. Phillip Night ’41. t'otninriii-fUifiit Program '3ft. '41. Senior Play ‘39-'4 : Mirror Hoard Program 12 Radio Plnv '42. Auditorium Program '3ft ' 13. HENRY OLIVER POWELL MUMPS ACTIVITIES: General Organisation Aodltorluni Com- in I tter ‘43; Campaign Manager '42. '43: Senior t'ln« Vice-President 43: Curry IJt.mrv Society '3W: Honor Rifle Club 'll Cboplain '43: lll-Y: Victory Corp '43: S. It. Prcddeut lo. '43; .......President '3ft. 43: Ranker 'll: History CIb President '30, '42: Kuglub Cln« I’imIiImiI 'll: l«t Idctitruant It.ti.T.C. '43: Honor Rifle Club I’roifrani •2 13: Fatlur ' Night Program; Rlrmtnghum Southern AowinMy 43: Armistice Day Parade '3ft, '-40; H.O.T.C. K‘rl.1 Day 'll. LILIAN WINIFRED CULP L1L” ACTIVITIES Scholarship Cominlttrr '41. Chairman Aoiiltorliiin Coinmltt.e '42. Athletic Comniltt«H '43; Good (KlxeiiHhip Girl '43: Senior etas Secretary '43. Settlor I'lny 43: Promethean '4 . I’mldrnt '42. Vleo-Prmldeut '41: Draiiintn- 4'lult '43 s It President '42. Vice-President '42. Secretary 41. Honker '4ft. '41, '42. Stamp Agent '42: Hlatory Cla n President '41. Vice-President '42. Secretory '43; KuglUh Cla President '41: May I t y '42: Army Doy Parade 12: Audltorluin Program 'll 13: National Honor Society '43. RAYMOND DONALD HURLBERT DON ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society '43: Clubs Com mlttee '42: Senior Cla Orator '43: Yancey '41-'43. Club Debate '42 '43. L'sln-ra '4I'43. Debate Team '42 Victory Cort '43. Sjteecb Cbolr '42. Red Crow '4ft-'42. Cbalrmiin Heil Cross Drive '41. Red Cro Speaker '42. Writer Club 'Hi. Science Club 'S0-'40: District Winner American Legion orator lea I '43; Clmirman Stieaker Hurenn '41; S. 14. Vice President '4ft. Secretary '40, Banker '41. '12: Vice-President IlUtory Cln s '42. Vice-President English Cln ’ll: HO. T.C. Corporal '12: Motion Picture Projector operator '3ft-'41: Air Raid Hoof Warden '42; Armistice Dny Parade '41, Phillips Night '3ft'42. A ml I tori it tit Programs '40-' 13. DAVID MARSHALL VESS ' DE BARD ACTIVITIES Clava Poet '43: Victory Corp Seu I l-vUlon '43: Sport Club '42-'43: S. It. President '4ft. 'll, Vlce-Pre ldent '40. Secretary '41; Secretary Music Appre-elation CIum '42. Librarian '43. ROBERT WILLIAM MORIARTY PROFESSOR ACTIVITIES: Senior Cla«s Artlut '43; Pen and Hrti«b Club '41-'43. Vice-President. Clmirman of Membership Committee. Publicity Committee '43: Sports Club '42-'43: S. It Mirror Agent '42: Track '43: Art Exhibit '42. ETHEL JEAN McCARTY SNOOKS ' ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society '42: SohoInr hlp Committee '12: Senior Cla PlnnUt 43: Girl Reserve 'Pi. Secretary '41. President ’42: Senior Cbolr '43. Smrtiry '43: Senior Glee Club '41. Secretary 42; Treble Clef Club: Dramatic Club '3ft, '4ft; Victory Corps '13: S. R President ‘42. Secretary '41. '4ft; Marshal '41; State F.-nival '41, CtirUtma Festival '41. '42. Commencement Procrnm '41. 12. A.E.A. '42. '43. BARBARA ABBIE McADORY BABS' MACKEE'’ ACTIVITIES: Senior Clan Vocalist '13: Mnemo ynean lti'13. Prenldent '41. '43. Pnrlliiment'irlnn '41. Member •hip Committee '42: Glee Club '3S-'42, senior Ensemble '42: S It Pmident '3ft. '4ft. ‘41, Vice President '4ft. Mirror AKent 42: IlUtory Clan Prenldent 'll. '42: Concert '43. May Fctivot 40. '42. A.K.A. Programs '40. '41. Mimic Fe tlval '41. Horn) Rally '42. Red Croo Program '42. Armistice I'roc ram '42. Christmas ‘4ft. DOROTHY PHILLIPS DOT ACTIVITIES: Senior Clus ViollnUt 13: Asia hi '4t '43: Hub stunt '43. Treasurer s. R, Secretary '41. '42: Secretary of IlUtory Claaa '41. '42: Orchestra '41-'43: Special Auditorium Program -M : Violin Solo In A« emldy 41 Mu .• Festival '41 '43; A.E.A. 'll. 43: Senior Play and Graduation Program ROBERT JOSEPH GOLDSTEIN GOLDIE ACTIVITIES: Auditorium Committee '43: s. It. Mirror Agent 3ft. Vice-President '40. Council M--mU r '41: Hnnd '43; Orchestra '4 , '43; Dahirosch '4ft. '12: Mamlml '41. A.E.A. Program '4.1; State Mu lc H' thnl 41. ' 12— I1r«l l'lac«: Cla ln trumentalUt 43: Vaudeville '41; R.44.T.C. Hand ’41. '43. (2jjicEXl r II K M I R R O R 10 VIRGINIA LOUISE ABEL OINNY ACTIVITIES I’cnmiiallty M2: S It Secretary '43. Vle -I'rv |ilent MS. Mirror Ascot M3. Horn Economic Exhibit. MARGARET PAULINE ADAMS MUD ACTIVITIES Promethean MO: Dramatic Club M2: Victory Corp M3: S. It Hanker M2: EiisIIhIi CIb Secretary Mil; Mondial M1-M3: Orchestra Activities MO-M2: It. O T. « S| in or Ml. M2. State tfualc Feattval 40, MI; Army l nt Parade M2: Atniiatlee Day Parade M2; Victory Parade M2: Auditorium Program ‘IO '48. EDWARD ADDISON AtTIVITIBS: I'.l.rn M2. M3, Hoad Caber MS; Victory I'orp I .a n.I Divialon M3: S It. Hntikcr '39: President Kncli'ii fin S1 : It. it T. ‘. Sergeant MS: Army Day Parade Ml. M2: Arm atlco I rogram M2: Commencement Ml Rationing M2 TOMMYE DORIS ADDERHOLD TOM LILLIAN ERNESTINE AKIN ERNIE DOLL ACTIVITIES; V.-.tnlla MO: Hod IW M2: Kroneh Cln«« Secretary Mo, DOROTHY BELLINGER ALLEN DOT DOTTY ACTIVITIES National Honor Society M2. M3; Chalr-imin orientation Comnilttee '42, M3; Senior Clay MS; Pro-tuetlo nn Mo-MS. Vice Prchloiit M2. M3, Secretary 12. Club stuut ‘40. Oratorical M2: Victory Corpa '13: Jr. Red Proa 13. Preuldent Ml. 42. M3. Trcaaurer M2. May Festival Ml. 42: S. It. Secretary M2. MS, VlcePrenldcnt Mo. Ml. Hanker 40: History Plan President M2. Secretary MI, M2: Miirahal Ml. M2: Th nk slrlnc Program Ml. Auditorium Program '31 M3; Poetry Conical MS. Scholastic Conteit 42: Armistice Cnrade Ml. MACK ALLISON ACTIVITIES: Election Committee Ml. Chairman M2: I'lmlrninn Club Committee M2. Chairtnnn Orientation Committee M2. Publicity and Publication Committee Ml: Mirror Hoard M2. Annual Hoard M2: Council '40-'43, Vice-Prexl.b-nt Ml. Pr nldent MS: Itcd Cross '40, Vlce-Preabb-nt H Victory CoriiH MS: S. R Mirror Agent '39: HUtocy • la Vice-president '40, Secretary 'll, M2: EnglMi Cla President M2; Harmony CIbm VIce-PwaldABt M2. President MS: Motion Picture Operator Ml: Stage Crew M2: Mirror Program M2. Army Day Parade M2; Ibiper Collection Co-Chairman M2; May Day Ml; Sugar and Cnaolln Rationing M2 MARY RUTH ANDERS ACTIVITIES Personality Club M2. M3: Victory Corps M3: (Mirloliniio Festival ' Hi MARY SUSIE ANDERSON SUE Ai TIVITIKS: Town Meeting Club M2: Red Cross M2, l rniii'.ii'c lub M2; Speei-b Choir M3. Play M2. Auditorium Program M2 ROBERT JEROME APPLETON APP ' ACTIVITIES: Banketb«|| M0-'4S: Hascball M2. MS. T H K M I K R O I? 11 MILDRED ELEANOR ARLEDOE ACTIVITIES: Girl ID-M-rri- '3V-'43, Tren u rer '42. ’43: S H Mirror A Kent '42. Air ie. l«l Warden 42: Marahal 42; Chrlatmaa Foatlral 39: MurV FVrtiral ’89; Parade 42. ANNE ELLA ARMTIELD ANNIE” ACTIVITIR8: V.Malla '40. Tr.n ur.r '48: Treble Clef lul ’41: Dm hum It flub ;«•: Victory Corp ’43: S. It. Secretary '42: French t'lar Treunurer 40: Bond Rally ’4V. Conuanalty Clid Rally '42. IDd Croan Presram '42. MARY CAROLYN ASH ACTIVITIES; Dramatic Club '40-'42; Mnr.lial ’43. GRACE ATHERTON ACTIVITIES: Rand M '43: Rood Itallle . 12 43: Arm-l.tlce Para.!.- '41: Concert '40 43: Chrl.tmn Parade 40 41, State Fair '42. Marine Parade '41 '42. Army Air Ra«e • . ROBERT MARVIN BAKER. JR. BUCK ACTIVITIES: Curry ;« ; Victory Corp '43: S. It Mirror A Ben I '13. Ranker '40, Air Raid Warden '42: Annual TypUt '12: K. 0. T. C. Drill Tram '40; Ba eball '42. '43; AriuDtlrr Pro train ‘89. 40. EUGENE L. BARNARD 'BARNYARD'' ACl'IVn iKS: Hi-V '42. Radio Club 41: 8. It. Secretary '43. I’rrtrtdent 40-'42. Vlee President '41: Track A --iHtant '43. Trnek '40-'42; Auditorium I'roBram 40. '42. I’ldlllp Nlkht '40-'42. VIVIEN RUTH BARNES At'TIVITUS' Club Committee '42: Chairman Annual Committee '43; Operetta Lend '42. '43; Annual Hoard '42-'43. Mirror Ronrd '42-'48. Feature Editor '43; Mnemoaynean '40. Club Oratorical '40: Thalia 4I-'43. Prosram Commit-tec '42, Club Stunt '41: Corre | mdtnc Secretary '42: Provident '43; Latin Club '89: Dramatic Club '3( '42. Play 40, May Day '40-'41: Wrltera Club '40: Treble Clef Club '41. V|.. -Prcuident '41. Secretary '41. Senior ;!« •• Club '42. Librarian '42, Knuemble T2: Senior Cbolr '43. Publicity Ciiairinan 43: Speech I'liolr '40'12; Speaker Bureau '4 -'42; S. It Pre-ldent '40: Secretary '48; Ranker 'SO, '42: Vice-President Vocnl Ctn 'll: Vuudcvllle 41. ChriMmna Fi'dleib 40- 48. CltUeuahlp lTopram '41, ArmDtlce Day I'roBram 4l-'42. Commencement ’41-'43. Phillip SIrM '41 -' 12. A.E.A. Pros ram ' '42. War Rond Bally '42, ( xii in unity Cheat Rally '42. A.E.A. l roiframa '4I-'43. W. C. T. P. Procram '42. HOWARD BARTH •GUS” MARGERY ANNE BEATTY THEDA H0RTEN8E BELL ACTIVITIES Girl ' Letter Club '40 13. CHrla Rifle I lull '42 '43; Mnr-bal 43 T II K M I It |{ O It 12 PAUL C. BELLO ACTIVITIES: I O. Club '42. 43; Victory Corpa Production Division '43 ROBERT EDWARD BOGGS BOBBY” ACTIVITIES: OrIcnfiiHon Committee ’43: Settlor Play 13: lllllinril '4t-'4.'l. vice President 42. President 48: 111 • Y 'll. Kecrelary '4 : History Clana President 'll '43. HERBERT T. BOSCHUNG. JR. BUBBER ACTIVITIES: Sport- Club '42; Basketball ”tt -'«3: 8. U. Mirror Agent 48, Hunker '31 : HUtory Clana Treaa-urrr ' 43, Track K -'42. HELEN BOUTWELL MARGARET LOUISE BOWEN ACTIVITIES: Vesta I la Literary Society 41 '43. Pin Committee '12, Girls letter Club 'll. Hook Store Com mlttec '41: S R. President 'll. Vlce-I ro ldftnt '41. Mirror Agent '41. Hanker 'll. Secretary of Hlatory Claw '41. '42: Basketball '41; Marshul '40, '42: Army Hay Parade '42. HELEN MARIE BOYD ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society '42: Aalala '41-13. Publicity Committee 43; S. It. Secretary '43: Clothing ci« Secretary '40: Art Exhibit Pa there' Night '41: May I lay Keatlral '10; Auditorium Program '43. MARIAN CORINNE BRAGAN TOOTS ACTIVITIES: Girl Reserve '40; A trials '41. GWENDOLYN R. BRANCH BOBBY” ACTIVITIES: Senior Play '42: Dnmrosch '41: Hand • I ’43 Orchestra '4I '43. Bond Hnltlc- '41-'42: Christmas Paraile '41. Armistice Parade 'll. Murine Parades '41-'42: Hand Concerts '42 48. State Pair '42; Army Air Haw Program '13. NORMA BRICE SNOOKS' ACTIVITIES: Dramatic Club :W: s K President '40. Secretary 'll Hanker 'll. '42: Secretary History Class 41. MARGARET BROMBERG MARNA” MUSCLES” ACTIVITIES. National Honor Society 42; Scholar-•hip Committee '42: Senior Play Property Committee '43: Latin Club '3t -'40. Seeretary '40. Treasurer '40, Pierian '40, Vice-President '42. Secretary '43; S K Council Mem Iht '40. President '42, Stamp Agent '42, Banker '42. '43: History Claw President ‘42, 43. English Claw Secre tury '42. T H K 'I I H K O R 13 MIRIAM LOUISE BRITTAIN DEE ACTIVITIES: Pomona lit Club 12 S. R. Mirror Agent 'SO, Air ItnM Warden '41: National Honor Society 1-nbrU In Home Economic '3 -'42. ROBERT BROWN H08S ' ACTIVITIES: Publicity and PnbUcatloaa Committer •4'. . Claim Committee '4.1: Prealdenl Council '42: Yan.-ey '4ti. President '43. Intcrelub Debate '43, Third Mvmlter Standing Committee '4a, Hl-Y '40. Prealdont '43. Secretary of County Hl-Y Council '43: S. It. President 80-'43, Coon-ell Member '40. ’42, S. It. Vice-President '4'.': School Vaudeville '41, School Pageant '42, Campaign Speecbaa I2'43. Auditorium Program ’42 43, Second Place School oratorical '48 Radio Program ’42. ROBERT CRAWFORD BROWN ACTIVITIES: Owen Literary Society '42, 43. Mem berahlp Committee '43; Tennla It. Team '42: Sea Service IKvUloti of Victory Corpa '43. WARREN JUD80N BROWNING ACTIVITIES: Band '40-'43: Orche.tra 40-'42; It O. T. C Hand '40 '42; Father ' Night Program 42. LORENE JEANETTE BRYAN ACTIVITIES: Personality Club '42; R. It. Hanker '42. VIRGINIA ALICE BUCKNER ••VIRGIE'' ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society '42: Thalia Literary Society '40. Pin Committee '43: S. R. Vlee-Pre«ldent '42. Stamp Sale-ntuii '43. Connell MeuiU-r 41: Draniutlc Club ‘30. '40; Speech Choir '4tt: May Ftatlval '40: Morabal '4 4. 41; Club Stunt '41; Armlatlce Paraite 41 HELEN MILDRED BULLARD ACTIVITIBS: Secrotary Ulatory ('lata 41; Manilla] 42; ChrUtmaa Feattval '40. Bond Hally ’42. MARGUERITE L. BURDICK FEATHERS'' ACTIVITIES: Dam roach '30-'43. Secretary 41. '42. Publicity Chairman 48. Heproaentatlre '40: Dramatic Club «•: S. It. Hanker '42: Secretary Ulatory C'laa '42: It. 0. T. C. Sponsor '42; Marabal '40. '42: It o. T. c Program '42. MAROARET RUTH BURDINE OSCAR ACTIVITIES: Glee Club Member I1'42: Prealdenl '43: State Mu idea! Festival '40. ChrUtmaa Feat Ira I '40-'4 2. Phillip- Night 41-‘43. Operetta '42. Bond Hally 42. Red Cron Program 42. BILLY ORBY BURNETT WILLIE ACTIVITIBS: Photography Club '40. 41, Victory Corpa Air Dlrlaton 43: 8. It. Hanker '3t , '40; Scb iol Band '41, '42: Armlatlce Program '42, Phillip Night 41. T II K M I U It O I? 14 MARY SUE BURNS ACTIVITIES: Veatatln ♦!. Oorreapondlny Secretary '13: Treble cw Cltli '40 . Dramatic Club 42- 43; Victory Corp . MS: s. n. Hanker ' . Mo, 'll; Speech Choir 42; Mualc Pentlral '39. MARTHA ELLEN BUTSCH BUTCH” ACTIVITIES : G. L. C 41 43. School Ultcr 41. School filler '12, State letter 'll; Hookatore M1-M3; Hahketball 'WI'.’. Soccer M2: Phillip. Nljrht 'll Auditorium l ro-sram 'll. ANNIE STEWART CALHOUN LITTLE ANNIE' AIT IVITIKS: Girt. letter Cluli 10. Chnlrmnn Hie Sluter Committee 42, Hookitore 'W4S; Clio '39, Secretary 'll. Corrwpon.ilhr Secretary '12: S. It. Hunker '39; l’rc l-«!«• «t History CI m '13, V'.re-Prealdent tlUtory CUw 'll; It. i . 'I C. S|H n or '42; Army Day Parade '12 MICHAEL JOSEPH CANNOVA ELSIE ANN CARDEN At TIVITIKS: Nntlonnl Honor Society '12. '43: Mnrtno-«y licit n 41- 'IS, Corrcnpoinllmt Secretary '42. Recording Secretary '42. Social Committee '42: Club Stunt '42; S. It. Hunker '42. Stamp Sale mail '42, Aaat. Horn) Stamp Snlro-niaii '12. 't . Council Member 'll, '43; Mnnthnl '41: Qolx Program ‘42: Dramatic Club 41: Honor Society Program '43: Mirror TypUt '43: May Keatlval '41: Chalrmnn Ulrl'a Oratorical '42; tied Ctnoan '41 JOHN B. CARR. JR. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society ’42: Chairman Scholar-drip Committee 43: Annual Ii var l ‘42 43. Mirror Hoard '42-'43. Ritalnes Editor '43: Yancey '41 '43. i'uhllclty Commiitoc 12: I ramalic Club 39 42, Program Committee ‘42'43: Writer ' Work .hop 13: Marshal 41 '43: Senior Hluy Publicity chairman '43: School Reporter '43; S It. Prewlitont 43, CHARLES H CARTER -LONG JOHN ACTIVITIES: Publicity and Publication Committee '43: Campalcn Mutineer '42. '43: Curry '41. Membership Committee '42 Trenaurer '43: HI Y '41. Membership Committee ‘12; S. It. Hanker 30, Prrnldcnt '40, 41, Council Member 42. OEOROE GORDON CARTER ACTIVITIES: Town Meet Inc Club 42, Critic 13; S. R. Vlcc-Prexldent 41. Hanker 41. Secretary 12: Victory Parade M2. JOHN HUBERT CATES. JR. ”ICKY” ACTIVITIES: Victory Corp , Air Dlvlaloo M3: Curry Mb Club Program; It. tt. Trcu urer '43: S. It. V|ce-Pre.|. dent 4t : Mnr-hnl '42. M3: ArmUtlee Parade '40. '41. MAURICE CHAMBLEE FUZZY” ACTIVITIES: Junior Glee Club '42. Secretary M2. S.II or Glee Club 43. Speech Choir '41: Marahal '10. Ml; Hond Hally M2. Anmatlre Parade 41. Armiatlee Program M2 Auditorium Program '4o ms, city ChrUtma Program M2. May Ibiy Ectllvnl '42. Victory Hond Campaign M2. A.B.A. Week Program '13. r ii !•: m i k k o if 15 CHRIS CHRISTU CRICK A«T'IVmKS: Victory Coypa. Land IMvUton 'Cl; Junior Glee •'lull '41: Honor Rifle Club '42: Photoprrui hy Club 1: Captain in It • T. C. IS; Victory iVosnini 41: It i . T. t I rlll 'in. 'll: Club Iwitnun '12. Cull cl Nation Pmsmm '42: ArnilutU Parade '31 . '-Ml GRACE JUANITA CLARK NITA ACTIVITIES. Hirin' loiter 1'lBb 4 I-'I3: Girl ' Rifle Club 'll '42: S It Council Mewt-er 12. Stuni| As«ll 4-': Vruifntb-c I Carailc 41': lloml Rally '42; Rookatnr. In 43: Phillip Nlltbt 'll. KATHERENE L. CLAYTON KATHY ACriViTIKJt Girl lb « rv. « '42: S It Sn-retnry M VIROINIA COBB OINNY AITIVITIBR: Dramatic Club 40: MOemoayu.au 41: Mumbai '42: May Ray KcMral 'll. 42: S|n.. Choir '4« . Victory Parade '42: Auditorium Program-. '41. 2. '43; Graduation Bxerolao 41. Play '42. WILLIAM 0. COOK. JR. DOC ACTIVITIES: Hilliard '42'43. Victory Corpa. Land IMvUlon 13. CHRISTINE COOK CHRIS A'TIVITXKS: Girl lt.-a.rvr . '41-'42. I'cmonallty t'lob 42- 43: Mirror TypUt '13; Mumbai 42. HERBERT I. COPELAND ACTIVITIES: Pen and Brnnh Club '41. Chairman of Pen mid Hru h Club '41: Art Club 42. Chalrmnn ..f Art Club ProKrum 41: Council Member '41; Ranker '40, 'll. '42: Miimhul '41. JOHN CRAIGER ACTIVITIES Mamba! '40. '41 ALICE RUTH CRAVEN EIS Ai'TlVITIKS: G. I. C. '40'43. Club Commute. '43. S. It I'mldi'Bt '40: Rook lore '4 '43; Mondial M). '41 JACK CROWE ACTIVITIES Yancey '40 '43. Third Member Standlnc committee 43. Clot stunt 'll '43. Culler '41: Ruud 31' 13, Captain It. « . T. C. Rand '12. '43: Or.-lie.tra 4«i 13: S I! Pre«|.teut '31 . '41; President Hlntory Cla '42 '43. Prexldeul Harmony Cla '42. Secretary '43: Rond Rally •12. '43. T H K M I R R O If 16 WILLIAM THOMAS CURLEE “RABBIT ACTIVITIES: Athletic Committee 48; CarapaJen Manager '48 Victory Oorpa, Air Dir talon - 3: S. It. Sec-crvt'iry ' 8. Provident 'll: Track Captain 12, Football '40-'12. BETTY LEAH CRUMB BEJE ACTIVITIES: Thalia I2-'4S. ClnI. Stunt Critic 42, Recording Secretary '13. Social Committee '12; Dra matic Clui '40-'43; s. u. President 'W. Vice-President '10, '42, Council Member '41: Hlatory t'ln Provident '40, V|if -President ‘42: Speech Clan iTwltlmt 41: Dramatic Club I ln '40. 'll. I'.T. A. Program 'll. May Fcatlral 'll. Fair Exhibit '41, It. O. T. C. Siionaor '41. Army Day Parade '42. ArtnUMee Parade '41. FRANK ALFRED DAMICO DRAET BAIT ACTIVITIES. Phillip inch School Honor Rifle Club '43: Defenae Stamp Sale.man '42; S. It. Vlee-Prealdent 'll: Artnlatlco Day Parade ’.TO; Cadet lat l.t. ’42: Cadet Captain It. i . T. C. '43. BERT DAMSKY “RUSSIAN ACTIVITIES: Mirror Hoard '41: Owen '40; Science Club 3t : Drnmatlc Cluti '39: Victory Corps '43: Latin (Tub '40; 5lar«ha! '40. BILLY DEALE JOYCE JEANELE DELAY SHORTY ACTIVITIES: Hand '4I-'43. Band Concert '41. '43: Vaudeville 41. '42, Poottwll Came 'll. '42. Basketball Came '43, Bond Rally 12: Cbriatmaa Parade '41: Armla-llrr Parade '42: Marine Parade '43. MARION F, DICK ACTIVITIES: L’ahera '42: Prealdent Harmony and Ap-predation dans ‘42. JACK CHARLES DIXON “JACKIE ACTIVITIES: S. It. Vlee-Pre-ldent 12. Stamp Agent '43. Banker 'll. Mirror Agent '40: Vice-Prealdent Hlatory Cia«« 12: Victory Program '42; Army Day Parade '42: Itlfle Club Auditorium '42: R . T C Air Raid Warden 42. Honor Rifle Club '42. '43. R. 0. T C. Review '42. Sound Sergeant It. O. T. C. '43. Staff Sergeant It. 0. T. C. 13. Ariuiatlce Day Parade 'll; Track Team '42. MARY ELIZABETH DOMINICK BETTY ACTIVITIES: Clio '39, Social Chairman '42. Com-•ponding Secretary '43: S It. Council Memtier 40-’42, Sec-refary 11 VUvPreaident '42: Secretary Hlatory Claaa '43; Mar.hnl '43. OERALD DORSKY OASHIE ACTIVITIES: Sport Club '42: S. It. Banker '42. Mirror Agent 43: Basketball '41-'4S. Baacball '42. Track '41 T II E M I If R O K 17 I.AURA MAE DOUOLAS •‘SUGAR BABE ACTIVITIES: Mtrn.r Typlat '43: Victor? Cori . 13. IVnoiiUllty null '12. Dramatic Clol '4UII; S. 1C. Banker •41 '43; Marshal '41-'42. WILLIAM THOMAS DOWDLE. JR. ACTIVITIES: Pen nut Bru h Club 41, Prealdent '43. Art Club ‘42. Victor? Oorp ’43; Painter Craft Club 41 Stage Committee Big Day '42. ALAS TRAVIS DRENNEN. JR. BIG AL ‘ ACTIVITIES: Senior Plu '43: Owen '30 13. Corn-•ponding Secretary 4.1, Oratorical ‘41. Critic '42 Dramntlc Club 40-‘41. R«! CroM '40 'll: S. It Council Member '40: Ked Proa Program ‘41; Play ‘40. LAURA KATHERINE DRYE KID ACTIVITIES: National Honor Socle t? '43; ii. L. t 42. Dam roach '43: Penonallty Club '42: Victory C«r| 43: S It. ltnnk -r 42. Stamp Agent '42-'43; Mnr«hal 12- 43. LEILA MAE DUNCAN TRIPPY ACTIVITIES: Victory Corp '43: Rod Cro- '40: i rl Rcaerve '41, Chalrniiiu War Work Committee '43; S. li. Secretary 'SO. Mirror Agent '80. V'le -Pre ldent Mu. Banker '40; ArmUtlce Day Parnile '4«J. Home Economic Label '43 JAMES H DUTTON. JR. BOTTLE ACTIVITIES: Junior Glee Club '10. 41; Victory Corp •43: Salvage Chairman '43; S It. Mirror Agent ‘42. Secretary '30: Vlce-lTe«ldcnt Civic Clan '30: Arml-tle. Pro gram '40. Mualc Featlral '41. Vaudeville '40. '41. KATHERINE ELLIOTT KITTY ACTIVITIES: D. 0. Club '42. 43. Publicity Manager 42: ti. L. C '41. '43: OlHa Rifle Club '42: s R Tren urer '42. Banker '41. '42. Secretary '12: Gym Captain '40. Cheerleader '41. '42, Head Cheerleader '42: I'ep Sound '30 BookHtore 'll-'43: ArmUtlce Parade 'll: Army Day Parade '42. ANNE ELLI8 ACTIVITIES: Club Committee 42: Promethean to. Q. L. C. ’41: Dramatic Club '42; Ked Croto '42. lialrmaii Victory Book Campaign '48: Victory Corp '43: S. U Vice. President ‘43: President RnglUh Clam '41; Captain tJyiu Clan '41: Mandinl 41: Pbyalcfli PStncaa Check-Cp '42: May Peatival '42: Army Da? Parade 42. Victor? Parade '42. A.E.A. Program '42, W.C.T.F. Program '42. P.T.A. '42. Ked Crosa Program '42. Phillip Night '42. CLIFFORD EMOND. JR. ACTIVITIES: Ill-V '42. '43; Honor Itlfle Club 12. 13: Pint Sergeant K. T. C. 43. Air Raid Warden 43. Annlatlce Day '41. '42. ROBERT JAMES EUSTICE KILLER ACTIVITIES: Town Meeting Club '42. '48: S. K Conn oil Member '41, '42: Manhnl '40. '42: Sergeant Major, K. O. T. C. '43. ArmUtlce Day '41-'12: TennU It” Team. T I! K M I R R O R 18 FREDERIC EVANS Al'TIVITIIS: Yancey 'O ’lS, Chalrmnn Pr M Committee '43. Science Club 'JW-’W: I'ludoBrnidiy Club '40, Secretary '40: Victory Corps '43; Latin Club «♦; K. R. Council Member '40. Air Raid Warden '42. St mini Agent '42. 43; Vlce-I'mddrnt Mimic Claaa '43: IlUtor.r CIim Critic '43: tjula 1‘rosrmn '42. BETTYE FEIN00LD ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society '42: Uw ami Order Committee 42: Victory Corps '43: Mnemotynenn '41 13. I'abllclty Speaker '42: S. It. President '42, Secretary '42. Ranker '.T.i'41; Marshal '4l-'t3: May Feat!-val '42 MILDRED FIELDS MICKEY'' ACT!' I I IKS s K Itnukcr '30. Secretary '!(►: Nat lotml Honor Society I-olw-ls In Home Economic '42. ARTHUR MADDOX FIX SHORTY'' ACTI VITIM: S K. Mirror Agent 40. 43. Council Member '42. Hanker '41. Vice-President 39: Football '42. JEANNE BACON FOSTER ACTIVITIES: Clio '40-M3: Victory Corps '43: Dramatic Club lo-'ll: Red Cross '40: May Hay Festival '40'tl: Sjieecb Choir '40. BETTY JO FOX BET activities. Mirror Typlat 'IS: Da in rose b Club '42. 43: S U. Hanker '43: Secretary Biology Claaa '40; Vatule-rllle 'll. Festival 41. SARA LOUISE FREY SADIE ACTIVITIES: 1. I C. '42; Victory Corpa '43. Library Club '12; Hookatoro '43: Mamba I '41. '42. '43. EUGENE FULGHAM. JR. JEEP ACTIVITIES: Curry '4 . Metnbcrahlp Committee '43; ' Ictory Corps I’roductiou Division '43: S. R. Council Member 41. I’reaidellt '40: I'rroldrnt D. 0. Claaa '43. Tennis 13. GWENDOLYN FULGHAM SALLY ACTIVITIES: Aglala '41. Memliemblp Committee '41; Treble Clef '41; Personality Club '42; S. R. Ranker '31 -'41; Mumbai '42: Cltlgenablp I'rosram '41: Vaudeville 41; Festival '3d: Red Cro Program '40; Army Day I'arnde 41; Christmas Featlvnl 'll; Auditorium Programs ’S0-'4l. HENRY B. GARRETT ACTIVITIES: tile.- Club 2. 43; Victory Oorp Sea Itivlalon '43: Science Club '30. Trraaurer '42. Secretary '43: S t Hunker '40, Secretary '42. Vico-President '42: Selene Academy 12. 18: It. m. T. C. Hand Auditorium I'rosram to. 13: Rond Hally '42; Armistice Program '42 r ii k m i i i k o r 19 PETTY OLIVIA OILE8 BEGE” ACTIVITIES: Clio • H - •: . Hull Stunt NO-'IS. Purlin-No. '41. Vli rfi,«W«i NS: llml lYwi 13: Victory Conn S. U Pre-ddem '40. '42. W‘l«rj No; Vrailillro Parade Nl; Father ’ Night No ETHEL ANNITA OILLIS GILL1S” ACTIVITIES: Girl.' Letter Club '42; Victory • orp-■ •: : Book .tore 'w GLORIA 000DALL O. G.” ACTIVITIES: Aatraea Literary Soo'etjr ’ll N3. I'rnl-•Ifiir '4.1; 8. It. Council Mein tar N8; Treasurer of lll.tory 4!In— •«•- . VlcePreold-nt Nl; Treble Clef Club Nl AtulS-inriiiui Program Nl . Armistice Parade NS. LORETTA VALENTINE GRAVES ACTIVITIES: Nolinuul llt.nor Society NS: Aii'lllorluni Committer 13; Ah'lala NO. Cloli Stunt. '44 . 'll. '42. Cor-rmiKiutllue Secretary Nl. rrr«ltlrni NS; Dramatic Club 44 . Treasurer NS. S. It. Mlrr r Agent No. Vlce-I rv W «t '44 . Seen-1 ary NS, Council Meiutw Nl; Speed I'lin Prc.lilent NS. ’43: KukI1.Ii Clan. Pre.ldcnt Nl: Hpo.-eh Cbo'.r H . Ill rcctur Speech Choir IS. N8 S;«....Ii Choir Pre.ldcnt NS: Mur.tnl Nl. NS; May Pe.tival ’40 N2: Poetry Cup NS: Victory' Parade is. Phillip- Night Nl. NS. Campaign Sje-edi NR. V. C. T. C Program 42. Radio Program Ns. American Education Week 'IS. Auditorium Program. 40-'13, Red Cron. Pro tram 'IS. Commenerment Program 42. Chairman of Community Chen Drive N2. MARY SUE GRAHAM ELLEN CALHOUN GRAY ACTIVITIES: Aatracn N4 . Parliamentarian '43, Treble Clef Club. President ’44); Ktiilor Glte Club Nl: Speech Choir Nl. NS; VircOtuilrinao Government Cl a 13: Secretary Speech Claw NS: Mnr.linl NS: Phillip Night NO. Nl, NS. Vaudeville NO. Mil. r Kentlval 30. No. Slate Mu.lc Festival Nl. EMILY JANE GRIER ACTIVITIES. Vmtalla Nl: Latin Club ’39 Victory l'orp« '48: Girl Kncrrci No; Jr. lied Crux '31 : Mar-hal '40. N3: Home Economic Exhibit 44). NS: Natlmuil Honor Society Badge. In Home Economic. '81 NS: National Ilou-or Society N3 DOROTHY ORIFFIS DOT” AtTI VITIKS: Promethean NO-N3: Treble Clef dub '40: s It Vlce-Prealricnt 39: Jr Red Crow NS: lllatory Cla « Vice-President Nl: Auditorium Program '39-NI. Thank.-giving I Tog ram NO. Nl. Chrlatmaa Program 40. Nl. f'ttl ■enabtp Program Nl. May Festival '42. Red Cro«. Program NS. EDWIN COIT GRISSOM GRUESOME” ACTIVITIES: t'.her. '42: 2nd t.t It t . T. C. Baml Nl. 42; Jr. 4Jlre Club Nl. Sr. Glee Club NI-N2. Vocal Knuemble N1-N2. 4‘liolr '43, Secretary 'IS: Mu.lc Festival It. Vaudeville Nl. Chrlatmaa Program. tt-NS. Phillip. Night N1-N2, A.K.A. Program. Nl. '43. JEAN GULLEDGE ACTIVITIES: Girl.' Letter Club Nl'43, P.T.A. Cow--miltec NS: S. It Itond Committee N3; Secretary Kngll.li Cla.a 13: Band NO'43: P.T.A. Program 'IS, Amilatlce Program 48. Parade 41 NS. Phillip. Night 43. Bond Itally NS. T II K M I K U O U 20 EUGENE GUY • SAM” JU'TIvrrilW: Carry 41, Radio Club 41; S. It. Hanker M Munlml IS: I li 111S p« Night 41. MARY FRANCES HALCUM ACTIVITIES Clio MO. Mcmtientblp Cholrraan MS, Ur cording 8 cr Ury M3: S. It. Mirror Agent ‘30: Iliatory Clan Vice-President MS. Secretary 4G-MI; Man tut I Ml. M3; May Feutlval Ml; Junior Red Cro « ’40 Ml. HERBERT BENJAMIN HAMILTON • KERB ACTIVITIES. Chairman Publicity ami Publication Committee ’43: Annual Committer M3: Mirror Hoard MS. M3. Si rt Editor MS. 43. Annual Hoard MS. M3: ITabrri MS; Hi -Y MO; Curry MS. Third Member Standing Commit-tee M3 Dramatic Club ‘48: Latin Club ’30; Victory Corpn MS: S. It Vice President Ml. Secretary MO. Banker MO, t’oam-ll Memlier Ml. Mirror Agent MS. MS; Speech Cln Pr« ldent MS; Truck MO-M3: Su Rationing MS; ArmUtlce Ibiy Parade ’SO. MO; Chrl-tmnH Pageant MS. Thnnkaglvlng Pageant MS. Phillip Night '30-MS. Mirror Program MS. M3; Corporal U. O. T. C. Ml. MARY E HAMILTON SUSIE ACTIVITIES: Dramatic Club MS: Town Meeting Club MS: Speech Choir M3; Jr Rod Cro MS; Auditorium Program IS. SARA JEAN HAWTHORNE ACTIVITIES National Honor Society MS; Latin Club ‘30, ’to. V.|cc-PreMdont MO: Girl Rcaervea '30-M3. Prcui-ilent Ml, imvotlotial Chairman M3. Reporter MO; Dramatic Club MO. MS; «. L. C. 40 43; Victory Corpu M3; S. R. Itnnker Mo; Manhal 40, ChrDttnaa Fc tlral MO; Auditorium Program MS: Pep Squad Ml-MS. MARY RUTH HATH0RNE ’CHUNKY ACTIVITIES: Promethean ’30: S. It. President M0. Mirror Agent Ml; Mnnliul ’39. SARAH ELIZABETH HEASLETT BETTY ACTIVITIES National Honor Society MS: Law and Order Committee MS-M3; Promethean M0, Corresponding Secretary M3: S. R Secretary ’40 Ml. Vlce-Prcaldenl MS. Council Mcuilier Ml; Mondial M0-M3. GRACE HEILIG ACTIVITIES: Victory Carp M3; Fanhlon Show '40. JAMES HENSLEY, JR. SLEEPY JIM ACTIVITIES: Munlml Ml. MS; Jeep Committee M3 MORRIS CULLEN HIGGINBOTHAM BOTTOM ACTIVITIES: Campaign Manager M3: Victory Corp Air Divialon M3; Preoldent Math Clnaa MS, Prealdenl Eng-Unit 48. Secretary Hlatory Claa M3. President Ml; Foot-l o 11 Ml , Ml. MS, Hii«k.thall MO. Ml. MS. M3. Haaebnll MO, Ml. MS. M3 T II E M I K R O R 21 MOLLIE FRANCES HOLLAND ACTIVITIES: liuba Committee 'lO-’-U: 9. R. Secretary •4 '43. Council Member 8J . ’40: Glee Club '39-'43. JOHN NEAL HOLT HERE ACTIVITIES Yancey II: HIV 42: S. K. Mirror Agent 48: ll.-t.-kctbe.ll '42-’48; Tonnl '42-'43. RALPH LEON HOLZMAN ADMIRAL' ACTIVITIES: Ari Clnoa President 41. PEGGY HORN PEG ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society ’12: Mnemo y nean Literary Society 'll; Mirror Rookkccper '42 Treble clef lint. '40; Victory rboir '43; Senior Cl . Club '41. Librarian 40-41; Mar-hall '40; State Mu«lr Festival '41: Senior Km-emUc 'll '42; Operetta '42: Honor Society Program 43; liillli|M Night Program '40 '42, Vaudeville 'toil; ArmUtloc Day Parade '41. BILLIE RUTH HUNT BILL' ACTIVITIES: Thalia 'll; Club Stunt '41; S. It Conn-oil Member '-W: AnuUllcc Hay Parade 'll. Auditorium Program '.'ll . Munlo Festival '31 . Vaudeville '40: Gradu alien Clioru '40. Musical Revue '41 DOROTHY HURY DOT” ACTIVITIES: Clio '40. Pro Reporter '41. '42. Corresponding Secretary '42: Red Cr «« 42: S R. Ranker '30. Stamp Agent '42. Treamircr '42: May Festival '40, BILLY SPENCER ISBELL ACTIVITIES: Photography Club '43: Victory Corp Air Service IHvUlon '13: S. R Vice President 40. Ranker '42. WILLIAM EARL ISRAEL BILLY” ACTIVITIES: National llnuor Society '42. PreaJdrnt 'IS: Publicity Committer 42. Club Committee 43: Illb Hard '42. '43. Victory fort '43; Air Raid Warden '42: Pen and Itrindi Club '4o '43. Vlce-I’rcaldent '4l-'42: S. R Protdent ‘43. Vlce-Pnoddeut '42. Secretary '40-'4L Vlce-Preuldent '30: MnrNhul 'll: Stage Scenery '41. '42. '43; Pageant 42 ERVIN JACKSON INVENTOR ACTIVITIES' Auditorium Committer It: Campaign Manager 13: Owen '40-'43. Pre-id oat '43. Secretary '41. Club Stunt '40. Chairman Mcmbcrahlp Committee '41. He-halo '48: Urnmntlc Club '30- '41. Light Committee '41. VIee-Prwddcut '41. Program '42; Red r- '30-'ll. Trene-itrer 40-'41; Science Club '40-' II. Radio Club '4o-'4l, Equipment Cn«todlnn '40, Secretary 41: S It. Ranker '41. Mirror Agent '41; nutory Clan Pmddcnt '40, '48: Auditorium Program '4o-'43: Radio Program 'll. A.K.A. Program 'll. MARY JACKSON MARIE' ACTIVITIES: Mynemo.ynean '3U-'43. Victory Corp '43; S. R. President '43. Stamp Agent '41. Council Member 40, Vlrc-Prealdcnt '39; Marshal '42'43. T II K M I H If O If 22 DOROTHY KEELING JEFFER8 ‘ JIMMIE’' ACTIVITIES Victor? Corpa 13: I'cn amt Hrtmb flub 'll ' .'1: Art (Tub (3, Secretary MS: Mirror T |iim '13: s. IS. Sintii| A sen ( '42 43: Mnn-linl 'll '42: Committee for Operetta '42. DAVID CLAY JENKINS BLIMP ACTIVITIES: III-Y 2 Photography Club It: Ijitln Club 80: Science Club '3ft. Vice-PretHde tit '12, Secretary-1'reaaurer '12: Aluluima Junior Academy of Science ‘40. Hod ('ro Work 40, '41: Auditorium Program 'll KATHERINE CROMMELIN JENKINS KITTY AinVITIW: Latin Club 30: Pierian to'43. Vice Prcaltbnt :t; L. c. ’4a: Marahal 42. MARY ELISABETH JENNETT LIZ' ACTIVITIES Club 42. '13. K« «J Cro « '12. BILLIE JUNE JOHNSON JUNE” ACTIVITIES I holla '41 '4.3. Volley Hall Tram 13 C. I. C. '40 43. School Letter 10: S. It. Mirror Ascot '41. Secretary 10; Hook tore '41- I3: Volley Itall '40. '41. Manager 40. State Meet 40: Soccer 'll. '42: Hnaketball 'll. Jym Lieutenant '40: Pep Sound '30: Army I ay Parade '42: PIiIIII| h Nlishi '41: Mimic IVutltiil 'to. Nntloual llotmr Society 4.3. GOLDA FRANCES J0HN80N BLONDIE ACTIVITIES: S It. Hanker '30-'40; National Honor Society Label in Home Economic '31 -’42: Home Economic Kxbll.lt .w 42: Marahal 12'13. JETTA FAYE JONES JET ACTIVITIES: Senior Glee Club '40. '42: Cbolr 't.3 S. It. Hanker '12. Stamp Salcaiuan 12. Mirror Agent '43: State Mimic Fftival '40. Chrlatmaa Fcllral '40. '42. Bowl Hally 12. Hill Croax Procram '42. Operetta '42. Phillip Night 4«. 42. LaFON JONES ACTIVITIES n O. Club '48. vice Prrahlent I2- 43. victory Corp '43: S it Secretary '43. Hanker ”« . MILTON JONES ACTIVITIES S. It I'reoblent '40. SEROIUS KAMPAKI5 ACTIVITIES: Football '42. T II E M I R If O If 23 ANNETTE SHAROD KANTOR ANUT ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 12: Mnemosy neari it. '43. President 42. Parliamentarian '43 Program tommltte- '42: Club Stunt 42: Dramatic Club '39: 8. K. President 39 Vice-President 40. Secretary to Council Mi mb t '42: Inter-Club Council '42: Red «• '41 Qtt Program 42: Honor Society Program '42 RICHARD M. KENNEDY 2-A-ACTIVITIES: Hillard 41: S. R Danker 43: Ten-iil 48 ALAYNE KEY LANIE ACTIVITIES Victory Cun' 43: Personality Club '42: S It. Mirror A cent 39. Hunker '40. Vice-President 43: Marshal 42. 13: Home Economics Exhibit '40. 42. Nat- Iona I llotw Scelety Badges In Home Economic '42. MARJORIE HELEN KILOCRE MARGIE ACTIVITIES: Clilb . Committee 43. Publicity ntul Putdrntlons Committee ‘42: Thalia 4b- 13. Social Committee ‘42. VI..President '42: Dramatic Club 40: It.-I Crow H. Clin Irma n Sewing Committee 12. ITogrnius '42. Stag,. Design 12: S. It. Vice President '39 'll. Secretary 41. Mirror Agent '40 History fins See-rotary '41. Vice Pres dent 'll President French Class 44 : Secretary Art Claw '40 it o. T C. Sponsor 42. Exhibits '42: operetta ’42 HELEN KINMAN ACTIVITIES: Council Member '41: Vice-President HU-lory Class ’40. HAROLD LOUIS KINCAID RUNT ACTIVITIES: Publicity uud Publication Committee '42: Art Club '40. President MO. '42: Pen and Brush Club '40- 43. president '42: S. U. President ’3 -'42. Vlce.Presb dent -41: Bond Hally '43: Phillips Night '42; Armistice Day Parade 'll: Fingerprinting ’43; State Fair Art Ex- hibit '41 MARY GORDON KIRKLAND CORKY- ACTIVITIES: !«• Club 13: S R Stamp Altent 42. •43. Secretary '42. President '42: National Honor Society l.nls ls '40-'43. GERALD DON KISER ACTIVITIES’ l.ow and Order Committee '42: Owen 40 ’43. President 42. Membership Committee '41. 43. Ushers •|2- 43; S. H President 40, Connell Meniln-r 12: Victory Corps 13: Motion Pleturo Operator '42. '43: Mar stint '42: Quia Program ‘42. GRACE KORTH ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 42: Dramatic Club '39'4ft; S. It. Vice President '42. Banker '43: Marshal 'Pt MIRIAM KRESSES MUSHIE ACTIVITIES: Air Service Division Victory torn '43: S It Bunker '42. 43: S. B Secretary 42: Graduation Exercise. ' 10'43: Senior Play P 13 Plillltp Night 'IP '41: operetta '41. '42: Orchestra 3 . 43 Quartet 42. '43 T II E M I R It O It 24 WILDA KYSER JIMMY LACEY ••LUCY ACTIVITIES: Publication Committee 'il; r hrn Curry 'll Hi Y’ '42: S. K. Vice-President '42'43, Mirror Ascot II. Stump Aei'itt 42 '43: History Clara lYeildrat 'll 12; English 01a President '42: Hand '40: Orchestra '40: Muati Festivnl '41: Mumbai 10 ELIZABETH 00RD0N LAMAR BETTY” ACTIVITIES: Clio '40. Membership Chairman 43. Par-linmi’titiirh.ti '42: Dramatic Club '40. Secretary '43: Red l'ro« II 12. Program '42: 8 H. Secretary 11. Marahal II. 43 National Honor Society '43. WILLIAM MOSELEY LAWSON WILL” ACTIVITIES Senior Ballot Committer 43: 111 Y '42: s H. President '43: Hi«t«ry Clara Prw'dfBt ’40; Armistice I'ny Parade '80: Army Day Parade '10. HENRIETTA WILMA LEDNER HENRY” ACTIVITIES: Ada la 'II -13. VI.President '43: Sen- ior lil.e Club 42, Treble Clef Club '40: 8. It. Secretary •lit. '48. Mirror A kit. I ’40-'4l. Hanker '42: Mitalc Feat Ira I 89 May Keillval '40. Vaudeville Hi. Christina Festival •40. Phillip Xleht HI. state Mils c Festival '41. Lon Live America '43, operetta '42-'43- MONROE CLARK LEWIS ACTIVITIES: Carry '40. Vlc+-I reald«mt '43: Debate Team '41: Glee Club 'Hi, Ensemble '41- 42, Secretary '41: Choir ‘43, President '43: S. II Prealdent ‘42. Vice-Pre-sl-dent ’10. 'll Cotinell Member '40. ‘13; operetta 48: A B.A. Procrams '40-'43. Clirlstmus Festivals '40-'43, Auditorium Proem ms '40-'43. Bond Hally 42, Community Cheat Hally '42. LESTER LONG. JR. ACTIVITIES S. It stamp A« nt 41-'43: Phillip Nljtht 41-12 JOEL MOORE LOVE BUZZ” ACTIVITIES: Ushers Club ’13; Sen Service Division of Victory Corps '43: S. H Secretary '39. Hanker ' H . Stamp Salesman 'IS, Mirror Agent '40: President Illatory Cla-s '40. President Chemistry Clara 'll: Orchestra '30 '41 Truck '43: Mu rah a I '43. DORIS ROWE LOVETT DOT ACTIVITIES: Law and Order Committee '43: Ctrl Reserves II: Art Club ’42 ’48: Mnemosynean '43; Junior B 'd Crora Hi: S H Hanker '42: Marshal '40-'43. BILLY MARTIN STINKY ACTIVITIES: Victor? Corps 43: Baseball '43. r ii k M i k i o u 25 JAMES MARQUESS JIM” ACTIVITIES: S. It iV.iin.ll M.-mlwr 41. Bond Sal™ man '42. Vlce-Pmlil«nt 41; Jeep Committee '43: R O. T. C. Ha ml 40 IMOQENE McCORMACK ACTIVITIES: Mirror TypUt '41 . '43: Aaluln Membership Committee ‘40: Victory Porp« I-and IH lak n '43. Vaudeville 'SO. Christmas Pac -m t 40. Auditorium Program 40. Defense I «y Parade '42. BETTYE McCRACKEN MAC' ACTIVITIES Orientation Committee '42: Seidur Play '43. Mirror Board '42. Thalia 41-'43: Dramatic Club '3V '43. s. It. Pr.-K dnit Secretary to. 'll. 43. Hauler '41, ’42; Hand Concert 12. 43: Dram Majomi. '4l-'43; Armistice I’aradr 'll; Christinas Parade '41 Marine Pa-rad.- '42: Vaudeville 42. Bond Hally '42: It. O. T. C. Sponsor '41. '12; H. « . T. C Hand Sponsor '41: Audi-lorlutu Program '42. '43 MADALINE LOUNETTE McCULLOUGH ACTIV1TUBB: National Honor Society '43: Victory Corp '43: Personality ( lul. '42: Christmas Festival '4(1. JOHN MEADE MeDOWELL ACTIVITIES: Junior (Hoc tittb 42: 8 R 3 tp Com mitt.'.- '43; Community Cli« l Hally 42. Bond Hally '42. MALCOLM ULLMAN MeFARLAND ' MAC At TIV(TIES: Production Division Victory Corps 43. D. I). Clul. 42. V . Pr.sld.-ni 42 Pr Mwit '43: S. H President '41. '42. Hanker '42. Secretory 3t . Treasurer '43: History Clns. President ’40. Math Class president '41: Marshal W. 10: Bond Hally '42. VAN LEW 18 McNEEL ' RIP” ACTIVITIES: Senior Glee Club '41. Junior (Hoc Cluli Hi; Curry ‘41; s I: Hunk.-r '42: Bond Hally '43: Graduation Pmicrum '41. '42: Christmas Festival '41. '42: Operetta '42: Thanksgiving Program 'll; Vaudeville 40: Armistice Program '42. Movie Star Hally 42 KATHERINE MeSHAN KAY” At Tl V1TIKS Library ( Ini. '43 Personality ( lul. 42: S It. Banker . ERNESTINE MEHARG TEENY ACTIVITIES: Astra. '40. Critic '41. CorrespondImt S- r.-tary '12. Vice-President '43: S. K. Council Member 12. Secretary '43: Palnt.-rs Craft '42: Secretary Art Class '42: Secretory English ('lass '40. '41. Marshl '43, JCHNNY MEL0NA8 ACTIVITIES: Jr (Hee Club 12. Programs jo; victory Corps Sea Dlvlaloa I'hofosrapby Club 'll: Marshul 'cl: AriUUtl.•• l ay Parade Hi 'll r !l K M 1 R R O R 26 ROBERT ME8HAD BOBBY-' AITIVITIBS S|Kirt Cl b '42 '43. Twa.UMf 13, Mir ror Apnt '42: R. • . T. C. Officer '43: Auditorium Pro cram ’42, Armlatiee I'anilr 40. JOSEPHINE HENRY MILLER JO AITIVITIBS National Honor Society '42; Clio Reporter '12. Treasurer '43: S. It Stamp Salesman 41: Dramatic Club 31 : Jr. Red Cion ’40. 4ft: Mnmlinl '41 JOHNNIE LOUISE MILSTEAD ACTIVITIES: I'rraonaUiy Clot '42: Victory C-orp. ’13. S It. Secretary 41. Council Mnolrr il FLETA CAROLINE MONTGOMERY AITIVITIBS: National Honor Society I--'; Vice Pro.i •tent Student Body ’42: l aw awl Order Committee 41. Publicity Committer 43; Antniul Committee '48: Son'or Cla« IMny '18: Clio 80, PiWld.nl ‘43. Vice lrc«ddent ‘42: l rainalic Club '31 - 43. Program i ummlttev 43. S It Hanker '4t . Council Member M 41: l'rc 'il«-nl History ClBKrt '41. Vlee-Prealdent Illalory ('!« • '40: Secretary Ku« ll-li Claim 12: Club Slum '42: Mondial '41. 12; F r,l A III H |tiad '13. JAMES NELSON MONTGOMERY. JR. AITIVITIBS: National Honor Society '43; ScliolHrahlp tViminltttee '42; Motto Committee 48: Cutter 42. Ann elate lleail Caber '43: Hilliard ‘31 '13: Victory 0orp Sen 1)1 virion '43: S. R. Banker 42: Illalory Claw Vlre-Prea •lent ’42: Mar.hal '41. JANE MONTGOMERY JANIE AITIVITIBS: Peraonallty Club 42. '48: S. R. Vlca President 42; Mnralial '42. RICHARD A. MOON ACTIVITIMS Victory Portia Air Dlvlaloii '43; Dramatic club 80: S. U. Hanker '41. JAMES HIRAM MOORE. JR. BUD AITIVITIBS: Hilliard «•'4.V. Mar.hal 40. OLGA MAE MORGAN TED NATIVITIES: V ratal la '40: S. It Mirror Agent '40; Vlee-I'rraldrnt Hlatory Clan '42: Mondial 40'43. HOWARD C. MORTON ACTIVITIES: Town Meeting Club '42. T II E M I It If O K 27 OLADYS BISHOP MOXLEY WILLKIE’1 ACTIVITIES: National Honor Swl.'l) ’ 12-‘43: Second AwN'Intv 42: OrlenlutJou Committer '43: Invltntlun Coni-mil Ire riinlriiiuii '4.1: Mirror Hoard '42- 48, Exrhiutr toll-lor '42. Nm Hill fur '43. Annual Hoard 42-'48: Thalia '41 - 43. frill.- '42. Social Clialrmnn '42. Club Slum '42. Program Committee '42-'48, Vice I'rwlrtwu '13. Girl ' lor f 'lull 4, Telephone ’ iiiiiiilt - - 'll. I'.T.A. Com- mltin- 42. Treasurer '42. Ifvotdent '13. Victory C'orp '43: S. It. Ax lotiiut 40. Ranker 42. Stamp Agent '42-'43: See rrrlary HUtory Cln '41: Advanced Aihi.-ih- Award nnd I .ovine fill. '40 43. f'l.fll.all II Ra.ketbull '41. '42. Volley Hall 'll '43, WIj'.Di-r In «ilrl Gym Hadinlaton Tournament '42. Hunnrr-Cp In Girl Gym Shuffh-hoard Tourna-iio-nt '42. Bookstore ‘40 '43: l li PHnraa Program '42. Pep Sound ' . Mu lr Fotlvnl '31 Phillip Night '4« '42. Army Day Parade '42. Mirror Program '42. '43. l’hy i-••til Education Program for A.K A. '43 FRANCES CAROLYN MURPHY RAT” AfTIVITIHH Girl It.-.rv.- Club 'll IS Senior Giro Club 11 - ' 43. I . it. Club 43. Program ' ominlli.-.- '43. Victor! Corp Production Hlvlsoti 43. Illrr 4'lub Program '41 '42. Hand Hally '42, Armlatb'e Program '42. MARGARET LINOLA NALL MUGS ACTIVITIES Veatalla '42'43: Girl Iteerrre '41 '42: Victory Corp '43; Harmony and Appreciation l.lbrnrlan '40: llomr KcOitomlm Exhibit '41 DAVID NELSON Af“ITVITIKS Itnlloi and Teller Comm fir 3: lira I in foil .' Stump SaIranian 42-T3 Mirror R. .kkce|M-r '43; Arailallro Hoy Parade 'll: S I! Pn-ahb-nf '43. Mirror Agent '42: I'llllllp Niglif II. N a t Iona I Honor Society '43. TOMMY NOE ACTIVITIES: General Organisation Prcaldent '43. Scholar hip Committee '41. '42, Pn-«li|i Ol of Student Council 41: furry '3t -'43. Corresponding Secretary '12. Ktwinlln Secretary '43, Tr n iirrr 41. II -Y '42- 43. Caller '41 48. Glee Club '4t)-'42. Treasurer 'll. IWilml '41. Secretary '42: Prcaldent English Cln« '40. '41. Provident llUtory flax- ‘ 12: s It President '40-'-12. Secretary '41 '42 Track '41: Amtitoriiim Program TO'42: Father' Night Program TO-T2, Chriatma Program TO-T2. EARLEAN ODOM PINKY” AtT'IVITIKS: S. It nankar '3$. NATHAN VERNON 0 NEAL PETE ACTIVITIES: S. It Hanker '42: Town Meeting Club 42: 2nd U. R. O. T. C. T3. Armlatlce I aj Parade 'll: Phillip Night '42. Army Hay Parade '42: It O. T. C. Field Hay '42. FRIEDA JOYCE PARKER AOTVITIBS Victory Corp '43: Personality Cluh '42. VIRGINIA RUTH PARKER PICKLE JINNY ACTIVITIES: Dam roach '42 T3: S. It Ranker '30- 43: M title Festival '41. Vaudeville 'll: National Honor Society Label In Home Economic 2-'43. MARION PARKS At TlVpriKS: Girl ' letter flub 8 S. H. Secretary In. Prcaldent ‘SO: 4'audcvllh 3i '40. fhrlatma Pageant 41: Anulatlce Parade Tl. '42. r ii k m i i? u o i? 28 VIRGINIA PARSONS ACTIVITIES: Dramatic Cluh 'SO II: Girl R«wrvf 41-13. Welfare ( nmlllpr ’ll. War Work Committee 42. Publicity Minimum 43; S. I: ikwliry '42; Mondial ‘W, 41, 12; Bond Hally '42. COLEEK PASCHAL ACTIVITIKS: I Jiinr . rli Clul. 42; Vlcc-Prealdent Ilia lory riu - '41. Pnrllinncntarlno '42; Craft Club W ; S. H Secretary 40. JOSEPHINE PATTIE JO- ACTIVITIKS Thalia 4l- 42 GLORIA DEAN PAUL A TIVITIBS Aula la 40'I3; Victory Corim 43. ROTE MARY P0C0PANNI POKEY' ACTIVITIKS Head Defen-o- Stump. Hnlcman '4l- 43: Pcranrullty Cluh 42; S It. Secretary 4 '42: Muraliall 3 - 4« CECIL HERMAN PRESCOTT ACTIVITIES: School Hunker; Photo rapliy Cluh '43; H. «• T. (’. Baud 30- 43. Vaudeville SU-'4I. Band Concert '0. ClirUtmaa Parade '40. Arml.l o- Program 12. Phrlat-man Parade '41, Bond Rally 42 Marine Parade ’43 BETTY MAY PRICE PANAMA ACTIVITIES S.«l. r Play 13 Vmtalla 12: Dramatic Cluh 42. Victory Corp '43. S. it. President '43. Council Meuits-r 42: Sj eerli Choir '42. '43. Auditorium Program. 12 4.4 Phllllie. Nlcht 12. W. C. I . C. Program '42. St Mary- Pros rain 42: Speech Bureau 12. Speech Cosirre :' iit • Convention of P.T.A. '43, Red Croaa Program '13. Eaater Program 43. Yancey Program '43. LINNIE ROBERTA PRUETT RED A'TIVITIBS: Victory Corp 'IS: Peraooal'ty Club '42. '43: And lorlnm Program 40, '41. Thunkagivitig Program 1 . V mdevlll. 11: Clothliiu Exhibit '40, LENA CONSTANCE PULS CONNIE TCTIMTIKS: Thalia 42. Cluh Stunt 42. Volley Ball lean 13; G. !.. C. 'll. School letter 41; S. R Mirror A sen: '10; Rooh.tore 41-'43: Army Buy Parade 42. Phy l- ••' Pll Campiign '12: P.T.A. Meinliendilp Brlve '42: i U'lttt n Volley Ball Team 41. Soccer Team 41. AMORY EDWARD QUINN, JR. ACTIVITIKS: t'.bcra 'IO-’43: Yancey 40. t'orreapond-•fifi Secretary '42'13. S. R. Prealdent '12. Stamp Acent 40. Connell Memler 41, '43; Marshal 10 29 T H E M I U K O H CLAY RATLIFF MUD AirriVITlW: Rea Dletalon Victory Corps Choir 'Ll. •43; Victory ROY SUMMERS RATLIFF J. P. ACTIVITIES: Athletic Committee ••13: Beall Air Raid Warden '43: Fire Chief M3; Phillip Honor Rifle 41 I’mldi-ni Phillip Honor Rifle 43: Hilliard '40: HI Y 4.: Mar-dml '40. MI: Victory Corp . 1.0 ml Division: Major. H i T. . 43; 8. It. President M3: Vlce-Prealdml 1IU tory Claw Ml; Captain Rifle Team M3; Armistice Day Parade '3l ; Rifle Cluh Program M3. ALICE ELIZABETH REECE ACTIVITIES: Aglata '40. Secretary Ml. President M3. Cluh Stunt Mo, Ml. M2: Marshal M2. THOMAS REESE ACTIVITIES: Scholarship Committee M2. Publicity and Publication Committee 13: Oabera M2-M3. Aaaoedate Head Calier 13. Victory Corp Land Division MS: S. It. Seen-tare Ml. Stamp Agent Ml: Armlatlce Hay Parade Ml, Vrmy Hay Parade M2; Notional Honor Society M3. LOUISE REEVE8 HOMER ACTIVITIES: Personality Cluh M3. BILL REYNOLDS •RIP ACTIVITIES: Chairman Athletic Committee M3: SportBiuattalilp Committee M2. Curry Ml '13: Junior «Ilee Club Ml: Senior Hire Club M2: Hl-Y M2- 4.1: Football Ml-M2. Track Ml: 8 It. President MO-MS: Music Festival Ml, M2. Phillip Night M2. ‘43. NORA LEILA RICHARDS ACTIVITIES: Personality Cluh M2: S It. Secretary M3. Air Raid Warden 12. Natloual Honor Society Label lu Home Economic M2 MARJORIE ELOISE ROBISON ACTIVITIES: Town Meeting Club M2. Dramatic Cluh M2; Red Cron M2: S. It. Stamp Agetit M2. 43: Chrlattun Festival Ml; Army Parade. BETTY JEAN ROGERS BETS ACTIVITIES: Mnetnosynean MO. Vice-President M3: Glee Cluh Ml: State Mu-lc Festival MI. Christmas festival R -M2: Music Revue Ml. Vaudeville MO, Rond Rally 4.. Operetta M2 M3. SARAH ELLEN ROGERS SER ELLEN T II K M I R R O R 30 ROBERT JACKSON ROLLINS. JR. •JACK' ACTIVITIBS: Victory Corjm .Mr Service DlvUlon M3: . , ,tank,’r ' -■ Defence Stamp Snleemnn Mv: It. « . i S.-rc.-nnt M3-M3: Army Huy Pun..... -II. ArmDtIco Day lurn.il- II; Arm.atlec Proiiram Ml-MV, Rond Itnlly MV, Mn.v Festival '12. Auditorium Program- MI 'lL' A.K A Program MV. Victory Parade M2 SAMUEL THOMAS ROSE ACTIVITIBS: Victory fnrpa Land Service '18. S It Mirror Atcnt 'll. Kir.- Warden MV: K. t . T. C. Corporal ']• -Vwnnt l-’. Cuptnln IV: AnnDtlce Day Parade ’St . 41! a 1,11' d'' 11 Ar,u l y Program ’ll: Kidd o9. 41 BETTY JO RUSSELL A( l'IVITtR8: Clio H'MS, Parliamentarian ‘I-: Settlor • .lee tMui. lo.-ci; AriiiUtlcK Program lo IV. Vnmlevlll, Id. II, glllto Mil-leu I F ' lIvaI 10: Opcrcltii 'IV. '• ;!. MILTON FORREST SAMPLES • FUZZY ACTIVITIBS: Auditorium Committer MV: CluU Com-tiilticv «; Curry MO '«, Trva-ur.-r 41-'IV. President M3. lub Deltaic- ‘IV-'48. Club Orator MV Winner IV; HI.A 4 - 43. Third M. ihUt Standing i ornmiltw '43; Juidor •il.c t lub 41. Prealdent 'll. S. It. President '|0 IV. Vie-MlM ,n S‘ Tro, “irvr 4,: ,!nn'1 'Ibis: urrhetra KATHRYN JEAN SANDERS ACTIVITIBS: Aginia Ml. Critic ♦I Ml; ArmUllce Day Parade IV DEDE '41; Secretary Arl PEGGY SANDERS .... A.rr,V,T,ES: r,“b Conuulttcr M3; C.lrlt' Rifle Club I.. Prraounilty Club MV: It, O. r. C. Spon-.r M3. Sec .M111— 41 4,w r Program '40. ClirUtmu- Kmtlval MO. Ml. BETTY BART SAUNDERS Ajn-ivmw. Auditorium Committee MV. Senior Plnr M Dramatic Club MV: Ve-tnlln 10. .......Problem M3, Club stunt 41. iv; Mirror A cent 4U. M3: Vice President IlMort law, 10. Ml Marahltl Ml IV; PI rat Aid Sound 4 t; Nut ion I Honor SocW-ljr '1,1. on x LUK ACTIVITIBS: Dnmroaeh Club 11 M3. Band Ml MV Or. IMillllpa Nebt MV. Rand Concert MV. Aaud.vlll 43. Army Day I nra.|.- MV. Auditorium Program k; ZmZr%T '4'• •S ‘nh,r ,,,ay '4-' MARJORIE SCOTT RICHARD BLOUNT SHEPARD DICK ACTIVITIBS: National Honor Soclctv M3, Mirror Clr-.Ini on Staff Ml M3. . urry '40 4 . Third Member Stood-R.B « o.nmlttev I.' : Ill MV MS. I-I,era M3-MS. Secretary c'r..Sv,w W;i 1 lv ,m' V|r,or-' •‘ H™ ‘13; Speech Cbolr I-. s. It I resident MV. VR-e-Prmddent 'll .Council Mem l«-r 41: Mr.li.Htrn .Win, Mu«ir Fctlvnl Mo. Trnclt IV-4. : Marahal IV-'43; WltRc Play MV. WSGN Victory IbwtJt tyuU 43. f.na Kationinir MV. T 1! K M IHRO It 31 JONATHAN WILLIAMS 8HEPARD. JR. SHEP ACTIVITIES rlutn Committee ’I'.': 8tbttHinhl|i Committee 43: l' h«r MS. Tmirarrr MS: Honor Rifle. MS-MS. Secretary 42. Prcaldent '42. MS: Curry lo; S U. Pr,nl-dent '30. Ml. M3. vice-President M3, Ranker MU. Council Mi-inlHT ' lo. Air Kaiil Warden MS: History rl Prealdent MS: Marshal ’! . MO; Tennta IS. 2nd U. R O T. C. 'IS. FLORENCE HAMILTON SHERROD At TIVITIES Dramatic Club SO MS; Program Committee Senior Ploy MS; I Imlrmun Mu lr Appreelat|on MS; Auililorluiii Program Ml ‘42; Army Day Parade 42: May Festival Ml. MS: S|iw4b Choir Ml. MS: Wirw Stamp Salesman Ml; tirndiiatlon lYograin MS. JACQUELINE ANN SHERROD JACKIE Ai'TIVlTIKS Apia a 40 I'lnli Stunt- Mo. 2: Trri.lt Clef MO. Ml; (Ilee Cluli M Victory Corp- Land IMrUum •IS S It 1‘rr.Ulr Ill ■ 40. Vtve.pn . .lent Ml: Band MS. MS: Vaudeville '40. Ml: Mti.le Kr tlvnl Ml: Auditorium Pro gram A.R.A. Program ' M : Aruilatlee lay I'nrailr MS: Stair Fair Program MS: Rond Rally M2: ( hr • mu Feu-tlral '30; Marini I’uradr ‘43. Japnnr r Submarine Program MS. MARTHA HELEN SIMS Ai'TIVlTIKS: Veutalla l.tternrv Society MOMS: Victory Corp. M3: S It. Counrll M.iuI..t MS. VliY-l’rNldfBt MS. Mirror Agent MS. HAROLD JOSEPH SINGLETARY ACTIVITIES: Junior Hire Club MS. Senior (Hoc t int. MS: Ranker Ml: Clirlutmuu Festival '.W MS: A.R.A. '30. '10, MS, Rond Rally M2. Movl.- Star Rally MS, Timnkxgtvine Program Ml. Graduation Progrum M3. Auditorium Program MI-MS, t'ludr MS. Operetta MS. RITA SISSON ACTIVITIES: (1. I... 0 Ml MS. Secretary IS: S. R. Mirror Agent Ml. Ranker 42; History Claau Secretary IS. Mnrabnl Ml Gym Claaa Captain '40. Ml: Ilonk a tore Ml MS. WILLIAM EARL SLOAN • BUCK ACTIVITIKS: Honor Rifle. MS: S. It. Secretary MS: Air Raid Warden MS MS: Fire Warden MS: Corporal R O. T. C. Ml. Sergeant MS. I.lentenunt MS. Cuptalu MS. Armlatlre program M2: Qulx Program MS. ROBERT NORMAN SMITH ACTIVITIES: Victory Corp Air IMvIaion IS. Science Clut. MS: S. R. President MI: Vaudeville Ml. Slat. Mnalc Featlvnl Ml. ChrUlnia Fe.lvul Ml. I'lillllp. Night IS. HOWARD BRUCE SNYDER. JR. “HUFFY VCTIVITHiS: Town Minting Club MS. Secretary MS. Pre.ldent MS: S. R Mirror Agent '30, MO: Arnd.tlce Parade MS. WILL T SOUDER. JR ACTIVITIES S R Jr. Red Croe- Repre illative 10. Mirror Agent M2. Ranker '40: lllatory Cla.. Cliiilrtnan MS: National Honor Society MS. r II K M I It It O I? 32 MARTHA GAIL SPENCER S. S. ACTIVITIES: I-and Division Victory Corps 13: Thalia '43: S. H. Vice l re ldont ’ll. Mirror Asml ’42: Marshal ’Mi. BILLY SPIDLE ACTIVITIES: Auditorium Committee ll Campaign Sp.-ceb ’42. '43: Annual Committee 'W; Curry 4’-’: Rifle Club ’42: HI V '42: Ushers ’42; S. It. Hanker ' . ’40. 42. Secretary ’ll. Council ’40, ’42: History Class Pmldinl 'll: Truck Kl: Itlfl. Club Program 111. 43: Armistice Day Parade ’ll!: Ilnrid Program ’43. EMILY LOU STEVENSON DOODIE” ACTIVITIES: personality Club 12: Mirror Typist ’43; K-«t nl ’ll; Vaudeville ’ll. CATHERINE STUART ACTIVITIES: Dsmrosch ’40. Vlce-Prealdcnt T1- 42: 8 it. Prvaldcut ’41. Vlce-I’rvu'ilrnt ’.'ll . Honker ’89: Mar-•lull ’ll: National Honor Society ’43. JOE VANCE SWIFT ACTIVITIES: lllIHnrd ’3H 42: 8. It. Proddent ’40. Council Memtier ’41. Hanker ’H . Air (Laid Warden ’43: Marshal ’ll. 42: Senior Hnml ’3ft. ’12. It. 0. T. C. Han.l ‘30 42, Cor|M ruI ’ll, Sergeant ’42. It. i T • Competition ’41, Hun.I Concert 40. 42: ArmlMlce Parade ’41. V«mle-vllle ’41. Army Day Parade ’41. Alabama State Band Con-feat ’41. ’42. NORMA SYKES ’ SNOOKS’’ NELL ELIZABETH TAYLOR NELLIE ’ CARL OWENS THOMAS ACTIVITIES: C-lier. Club ’43. Senior Hire Club II Junior dee Club ’ll. Secretary ’ll: Victory Corpa Air Service IHvleVui ’43: S. It. Ireuldenl ’ll. ’42. Secretary ’40. Hanker Mimic Cla President '42: Cheer l.eailer ’42; Maralial ’41, 43: State Mimic Festival ’ll. Operetta ’ 12. I hinip Night 41. ’42. Mimic Fotlval ’41. 42. Mus'e Hcviic ’ll, War Bond Hally '42, A.K.A. Programs 'll 13. Conimunlty Chest Rally ’42. Auditorium Program '41-’I3; Truck ’43. LEON THOMA3 ACTIVITIES: Victory Corpa 13: S. It. Prc dent ’to. Defense Stamp Saleaman 41. '43, BETTY ANN THOMPSON ’’BETTS” ACTIVITIES: Victory Corpa 13: Proniethcan 10 43; Hnuuntlc Club ‘13: S It. Vic- President 42. S It Preal-dent Ml. S It Secretary 41. Council Mem tier '43, Stamp SalrMinnn 41. ’42: Speech Choir ’13. Victory Parade '42; Christina Festival ’40: Rationing Board '42: Speech Con-gre Ml State Convention of P.’I'.A. '43; Ited Cron. Pro grnnt '43; Speech Choir Auditorium Hauler Program ’43 I’ II K M IKRO I? 33 FRANK RUSSELL THOMPSON. JR. FROG ACTIVITIES: Victory Corp Air IMvinlon ' 3: Junior dr. dull 10. 'll S. II. Stamp Agent '42: Vaudeville '40, Ml Clirlatmaa Kotlvnl '40. '41. Ttiankeglvlug Program 40. '-ii, AnnUiK-f Program 41. Olw Club Program '40. '41. FRANCES L0UI8E THOMPSON PEARL ACTIVITIES: Perananllty Club '43. ZELDA THOMPSON ACTIVITIES: Schotarahlp Committee 43: Senior Play •43: Clio 'U: s u Hanker 41: Speed! Choir ’42: A -Uiani Director of Speech Clwlr '43: Marshal '-Ii: Hod ( .. Play 42: Stale Mu V K.ntlvnl 41: Mutdc Keatlrnl ••II.'42: Operetta ‘42; Phillip Nigh! ' Spelling Hee •ll: a.K.A 4.1; nr.-h.-tra '40-'42: Club Stunt '42. JAMES LOUIS THOMSON JIMMY ACTIVITIES: « tin? 'Mb 42. Stage Crew '40; D. O. Secretary '13: S It Pre.ld.-nt '30. Secretary TO. Hanker ‘40. 'll; Speech Choir '40: Mart ha I '40-’4l-’42: May Ke tlv.il ' Ht; Victory Cotpa 43. BETTY ANN TIMMONS BAT ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society '42: Aglala 11. Club Stout- '41: Marshal '41 SARA TODD SALLY ACTIVITIES: ltcd Crone '42. CHRISTINE TSIMPIDES SOULIE ACTIVITIES: Girin letter flub '10. '43: Personality t’loti '42-'43: llookatore 'll Phillip Night 41: Chriatma. KcnUval '40. BETTY JEAN TUBB TUBBY ACTIVITIES: Promethean '40; S. It. Vlcr-Prealdent •.TO. '42. Secretary 10. Banker H -‘-43: Marshal 'It It; Illatory Cla - Secretary '41: Club Stum to: ChrUimn. Keatlval 'll. ADDIE TOM VAUGHAN TOMMIE ACTIVITIES. Ctrl Iteaerve ll-'t.t. Vice-PrenMent '42. Prealilent 43; MaVahal 12: Victory Corp. '43. JACK WALLACE ACTIVITIES: Campaign Manager '42: Victory Corj • t3. Vice-ITcaldent '43: Council VIr«-Pre Mcnt '43: b. It. Council Member '$Sb 43. T II E M I It U O R 34 MARGUERITE WALTON MARG” ACTIVITIES Vocal Artlvltle. X . 40: S. It Provident at Slower Cnmmltli'i' ’41, '12 SHATTER HOLMAN WEED ACTIVITIES: 11111 lit r l Mil; Dramatic Club 40; S It. Councilor 'll. Critic '41. It.-d rro.M '40; Teacher' A l«t-ant 'll; Mumbai M2. BETTY LOU WEEKS ROBERT PATRICK WHITLEY ROBIN ACTIVITIES: Air DivU.m Victory Cor[.« 13; S It Banker MO. 13. Vlcv-Prc dent MO: Vaudeville '4«: Bond Concert '13 LUCY ELLEN WHITLEY PETE ACTIVITIES: Mii -ino«yraci '48: Art Club 'I-'. Secre tnr.r M2; | cn and Br.l.li Club ‘13. SrcrrWrj 12. Sluice Drtdgn Committee '42. Publicity Clialrnuut 41; S. It. Pro«l ■lent ‘12, Mirror Agent 'll. Air Raid Warden '42. Connell McinlM-r '13; Itlflr Clob ‘12: Secretary Rngl'.li ciu« '42; Mumbai 'll; Operetta Program '42: May KeMlval '42; I‘a mile '42. BETTY JO WILSON B JO At m i l l Ex Ve.tnlln ‘40; Victory Corp. 13: S It. Secretary TO: Hi.lory ('In.. Vice Provident ‘II Maml.nl '41; War Client Prog mm ‘42. MARIAN ELIZABETH WILSON WIMP ACTIVITIES: Mirror Agent T2: S. It Secretary '42: Jlnmli il '42; Secretary of Kngll.li t in.. M2: Victory Pn ratio «2: May Ki.tlval 'll. ALTA IRENE WISE RENE A1 TlV1TIKS: Dramath Clob JH -M { lottln Club '311; ;.rl It.—rv. Mo'48; s it Banker ’40 HUtury i'lo. Prol.lent 42: Speech ciu . S.-cretnry '12: Speech Choir itt ix. Secretory '13. Phillip. Night Program 'll. '42, victory Parade '42. t {munition Proem... '42 Auditorium Program '41. '42. May Pegtlvul '4t. ‘42. NANETTE ODESSA WOOD NAN'' ACTIVITIES: Athletic Committee ’42: Mirror Board T2 13. Aiinnnl Board 12. 13; Thalia MO, ‘43. form ■ponding Secretary T2. (Ini. stunt, 'll. '13. Social Committee Chairman 42. Program lonun'i it ll: Clrla Letter I'ltil. 41 43; Hramntlc Clnli II; Io.t:«i Club '4« : Victory Cor|.. 48: Junior Red fro.. 12. '43: (ihe Club 12 S It llank-r it. Secretary 'll; Secretary Vocal Cla. '42; It o. I ( . Siamror '42: IJIrU It'fle Team 12: Mar-hal 12; liolr 43. 0|M-retta M2. M3, c lirl.tiim. Kr.tlvol M2. Army I'ay Parade M2. Bond Unlit M2. May 1 J It. M2, Arn.la-II.. I)ay Parade Ml. Book.tor. M2 '43. Pan American Day I rogn.m 42: Chrl.tmn. Program '42: '.raduntloti Program 13: gulx Program Ml: Red Crow Program M2; Auditor mi. Program Ml M3 ELDRF.D JACKSON YEAGER BUCK ... l V n,y.,T,BS: h r,ul' ■ -. «. Secretary M3 Air lUrl.lon Iclory Corp. M.'l: S It. Bmk.-r M3. Pre. dent '3 . i un ll Member Mo. V|.-r Pn-id.m MO. Mirror Agent '.TO-D . Cla- Pro-ldent M3: lll.t.-ry Claw Vice-Provident M3; Tennl. II: Ita.eliall M2. M3 r H E M IRRO R 35 DORIS LEE YEARTY -DOT OEOROE ZANNIS At'TIVITIKS: Junior Olw Cloli II. 12: Land Division Vlrlnrj Corp 3; S It. trcr+iary Mi: rhrUtma. Poiiral 'll ’42: P.T.A. Program '12. Ia ng Live Ann-rl.a ’ll Armlmk'v I «j Pnr«.|. ‘S t, 40: KlrliJ Ih.r It. O. T. ‘10. RALPH GAINES HARRIS GOON APTIVITIKS S|-.rr« Clul, 42: S It llankrr IO'4l; Secretary KnslUli fli.-.. 42: lu.ki-tlwll •JI ’GI. Manager •12. Track ’4l-’43. Manager ’12. Kooilmll Manager ’12 JEAN COCHRAN Al”l IVITIKS Law anil Order Committee 42; Clio I2-’I:L Tr.«a ur.-r 12, Vice Provident ’43: Iiruninilr Club 1° Secretary 12: S It Secretary 42. Vice Proldmt '42 V tee-President of lll.torv I'laM 41. ’42. ’43. 1‘rmddrnl of Hlalory i In-. 42: Provident «f Ufology Cla ’ll: Mnr--linl II: P.T.A. Program ’42; A.K.A. Program 12: Auditorium Program '42. T H E M I It R O R 36 Other Graduates of O. C. S. LEONARD RUSSELL ADAMS Rusty” Activities: S. R. Stamp Agent 40. PETER CHARLES ALEXIOU GEORGE ALLEN Hi-Y 43: War Bond Rally 42. ROBERT BELL Bob” Activities: S. R. Mirror Agent 41; R.O.T.C. Sgt. 41. Parade 39. 40. VIRGINIA RUTH BLACK WILLIAM BROOKS FRANCES DRENNEN Fran Activities: Senior Play 43; Mirror Board 42: Pierian 40. Social Chairman 42; G. L. C. '42. Yearbook Chairman 42: Dramatic Club 43; Latin Club 39; S. R. Secretary 40, Banker 39. Stamp Agent '42; Marshal '42. CALVIN JACKSON FRAZIER Jack-Activities: Summer School Graduate. Secretary S. R. '39. Banker '39. Vice-President 42. Mirror Agent 41- 42; Vice - President History Class 40. '42; Vice-President English Class 42: R. O. T. C. Federal Inspection 40- 43. 1st Lieutenant R. O. T. C. Band '40- 43. Armistice Day Parade '39-'42; Christmas Carnival 39-'42; Bond Rally ’42- 43; State Band Contest '40- 41; Baseball Day ’40-'41; Vaudeville '40- 42; Football '41; Bonds and Stamps 42-'43. JEAN FREEMAN WILBUR GASTON SARAH ELLEN GLENN Activities: Clubs Committee '43. Publicity and Publications Committee '43; Chairman Senior Class Motto Committee 43; Mirror Board 42. 43. Exchange Editor '43. Annual Board 42- 43; Junior Red Cross 39; Dramatic Club 39- 40; Writers Club 40- 42. Secretary 42: Latin Club 39-'40: S. R Banker 42, 43; Marshal 40-41. MARIE ELIZABETH HANSEN Duck Activities: Clio '40, Treasurer 41, Critic 40; S. R. Vice-President '41. Secretary 39, Mirror Agent 42, Stamp Salesman 43: Treble Clef 40. 41; Cheerleader '42: Vaudeville ‘40; Spring Festival 41. 42. JAMES HANSON. JR. Activities: S. R. Vice-President 40; Corporal in R. O. T. C. 40; Plat. Sgt. in R.O.T.C. 40. Master Sgt. in R.O.T.C. '43; Basketball 41. Track 43; Armistice Day Parade '40. 42: R.O.T.C. Program '40. 41. JOHN HASSELL PAUL ALBERT HERRMANN, JR. Activities: Head Marshal 43; Bond Rally '42; War Bond Program '43. SAMUEL JAMES HUTCHINSON. JR. Sammy Activities: Yancey 40. Corresponding Secretary 42. Critic '43; Hi-Y' ’42; S. R. Vice-President '40. '41. '43. Mirror Agent '40. '41. GRACE NADENE JOHNSON Graeie Activities: Mirror Typist 43; Annual Typist 43; Treble Clef 39-'40; Music Festival '39: Music Programs '40. HELEN KAMPAKIS Bud- Activities: Radio Script Club 43; S. R. Banker '41. JACK KEITH K. M. LAMBERT HILDA McDANIELS Mac Activities: S. R. Mirror Agent 43; President History Class ‘40: R.O.T.C. Sponsor '43. WILLIAM DAVID MEEKS Reverend-Activities: Honor Rifles 42-'43; S. R. Air Raid Warden '43; S. R. President '40. Council '41-'42. Stamp Salesman '42: Sgt. R.O.T.C. '42- 43; Basketball '42: Honor Rifles Program '42; Armistice Day Program '42; Armistice Parade '41. JOHN THOMAS MURRAY Activities: S. R. Vice-President 43. THOMAS MATHEW MURRAY EVELYN PATRICK GRADY PROSCH Sweetpea Activities: D. O. Club 41-'42; Victory Corps '43; D. O. Class Secretary '43. WILLIAM A. SATTERWHITE Billy-Activities: Owen ’40- 43; Victory Corps Air Division '43: S. R. Secretary 39. Vice-President '40, Stamp Salesman '43; Marshal '40; Band '39-'43, Armistice Parades 39-'41, Vaudeville 40. 41, Auditorium Programs ’40- 43. JAMES WILLIAM STONE Farmer-Activities: Production Division Victory Corps '43; S. R. Vice-President '42. '43; Track '40. Football 40. '42. Baseball '40. JIM VLAHAKES Activities: S. R. Secretary 41. President '42. Jeep Committee '43. EDLYNE WILLOUGHBY “Ed Activities: Girl Reserves 41-'43, Scrapbook Chairman '42. Publicity '43; S. R. Banker '41: Vaudeville 40-'41; Father's Night Program '41-'42; Glee Club '42. RUTH WRIGHT Communiques T If E M IRRO R 37 To FORT P. H. S. come COMMUNIQUES from the Officers of the Day. Here are some ordered to be preserved for the duration in the permanent records of the Fort. ★ ★ ★ The rocking winds pipe high and wild. A sweet, shrill music, clear and mild. And trilling sound of violins. Ascending sharply o’er the din. The cellos stir in gruff reproof At the gently creaking forest roof. The trombones murmur wearily. The flutes reply with ecstacy. Then, with vigor, trumpets blare. A brazen music fills the air. The thunder rumbles, tubas croak. Tre woodwinds sing amongst the oaks. A lightning flash — and cymbals clash, The sky-sheep madly homeward dash. The frightened oak leaves flurry down, Upon the plain’s green mossy ground. The xylophones announce the rain. Falling gently on the plain. The drums take up a steady beat. And all in heavy accent meet. Wild and high the storm notes rise. The Pipes of Pan their tone belies In one great mounting theme of fright. The eerie music haunts the night. Suddenly, clear and sweet again. The music ceases with the rain, The trumpets mute, the woodwinds cease. The heavenly symphony plays peace. Heaven sweeps the clouds away From this fickle April day. The stars shine out with clear blue light. The storm flees into the night. David Vess. T II K M I K R O R 38 G. I. (Gifts Incorporated) The Quartermaster Corps has the privilege of dispensing the following from their issued store, according to a formal order received from general headquarters: Tommy Noe. Sammy Hutchinson and Gloria Paul issue their golden locks to Wilma Diefenbach, Axel Bolvig. and Rodney Moffett. Peggy Horn. Virginia Buckner and Billy Israel issue their National Honor Society pins and the work that goes with them to Betty McMath, Margaret Chapman. and Lawrance Sheffield. Fleta Montgomery, Gladys Moxley, and Joe Ezell issue their executive ability to Jim Bruce Smith, Joe Boyd, and John Axe. Anne Ellis. Mary Sue Burns and Bob Bell leave their incessant chatter to Ethel Hilburn and Katherine Collins. Fran Drennen. Bobby Boggs, and Betty Bart Saunders with regrets leave their surplus dramatic talent to Peter Bolvig, Jimmy Ogle and John London. Lilian Culp. Betty Dominick, and Mary Ruth Hathorne bequeath their many sweaters to Louise Evans, Ann Newell, and Jane Pearce, respectively. Vivien Ruth Barnes, John Carr, and David Vess consign their journalistic pens to Betty Hawkins. Tommy Wingo. and Donny Turnbull. Marguerite Burdick is leaving Charley Doster to NOBODY! Billy Reynolds and Betty Lamar leave their hours of walking in the halls to Wallace Brasher and the girl of the moment. Ernestine Meharg and Olga Morgan issue their shoes to Jimmy Skaggs and hope that they fit. William Sloan. Jackie Dixon, and Alice Craven leave the brown to anybody who can get by with it. Rabbit Curlee gives over his football glory to that hard-tryin’. always ready. Jimmy Nelson. Jean Freeman, Margaret Nall, Freida Parker. Betty Ann Thompson and Lester Long, yield all the talents they possess to any willing soul. Bill Lawson wills his good humor, volume of jokes, and crew cut” to Sherwood Gill, who already has tendencies along these lines. Ed Addison issues his office as Head Usher to Pop Keller, so that he may keep it in his foot locker for the new Head Usher, with all the work attached. Linnie Pruett's red hair Is solemnly willed to Faye Barton. May she make as good use of it as its present owner has. Henry Powell and Billy Spidle leave their high honors and distinctions” in R. O. T. C. to Oliver Naylor Ha! Ha! Annie Stewart Calhoun leaves those “big beautiful eyes to Sally Allen. May they lx? of just as much benefit to their new owner. T HE MI R II O R 39 Mollic Holland and Kitty Jenkins issue their bubbling personalities to the whole school, for something to remember them by. Sarah Ellen Glenn bequeaths her ever ready, friendly smile to Sally Rodgers, in hopes it will bring her just as many friends. Marjorie Kilgore. Nanette Wood, and Carl Marion Parks will their blue eyes to Sonya Rosenthal. With all three pair, what won't she be able to do? Loretta Graves and Don Hurlbert leave their gift of gab” to Elsie Zander and Mark Hanna. Bettye Feingold issues her oration in English to the highest bidder. Jerry Appleton. Gerald Dorsky and Morris Higginbotham bequeath their places on the basketball team to John Hawkins. Alec Grammas and Frank Trimmle. Miriam Kresses, Dorothy Phillips, and Robert Goldstein leave their places in the orchestra to “only the best . Elizabeth Hansen and Session Room 233 leave the ability to sell and buy War Bonds and stamps to Miss Benson and her session rooms “for the duration , plus six months. Florence Sherrod. Jack Crowe, and Frederick Evans consign their seats in Miss Verplanks session room to any up and coming junior. Betty Heaslett and James Montgomery issue their misspelled words to anybody anxious to plague Miss Lynch. Kitty Elliott. Carl Thomas, and Bettye McCracken will their football spirit to Alice Noe. Doris Hayne and Marie Butler. Jane Montgomery and Gwen Fulgham issue the pictures in their lockers to Mary Leta English and Mary Francis Higginbotham. Ellen Gray, Betty Ann Thompson and Betty Jo Wilson regretfully leave their love of travel to anyone interested in Auburn. Montgomery. Marion or Wisconsin. Dorothy Allen. Clifford Emonds. and Bob Brown leave their close attention in English class to Carey Chitwood. Jack Thompson, and Rut hie Davies. Jean Cochran leaves, with regret, her seat in Miss Lynch's class to Ann Coker. Sara Hawthorne leaves some of her cute clothes to Mary Amanda Harvey. Mack Allison leaves his | art in the Victory Corps activities to Jack Wallace. La Fon Jones, Jeanne Foster and Ann Vance bequeath their innumerable “reds to Mary Louise Lovell, Mary Jo McNabb and Frances Mills. Harold Kincaid. Will Moriarty and Lucy Ellen Whitley leave their artistic talent to Patsy McCauley and Bobby Braun. Although this concludes issuance for today, our stockrooms are by no means depleted. Your Quartermaster Corps regrets being unable to serve each one of you with whatever commodity you desire. Lts. S. E. and Joe. Quartermaster Corps. T II E 1 IKRO R 40 Military Secrets Once again we come to commencement exercises at Fort P. H. S. when all graduating members of Officers Candidate School will take their places in various branches of the service. It has been a long, hard road from rookie to lieutenant, for Training School is no cinch, but these two hundred seventy-five graduates have made the grade. Spurred on by two thousand six-hundred noncommissioned officers, this class feels better equipped to meet bigger things and more serious difficulties in the future with greater ease. No more does the shadow of a guard house loom before their unsuspecting eyes. Ugly thoughts of K. P. duty are forever barred from their minds We have seen great work in this class and the members are due every congratulation possible for their outstanding records. They have earned all just praise for his final step, completion of four years of unceasing study, as we salute them and spur them on to greater victories, higher glories. I have had the opportunity of looking into the secret files of this class which revealed future ambitions and probable plans in times to come. As these graduates go forth into advanced and specialized training we see many changes and great possibilities for success in the world. First. I see Lieutenant Colonel Roy Ratliff of the Armored Division with his able aides. Major Ed Addison and Captain Jon Shepard, leading a tank column against the enemy in Europe. Famous Army Engineer. Tommy Noe. has just completed plans of a new road for advancement of Red Cross supplies in this section to be brought in by Nurses Dorothy Brown and Kitty Elliott. Lieutenants Jackie Dixon and Fuzzy Samples of the Air Corps recently made a most successful night attack against Tokyo in a bomber designed by Tom Reese, after which Jack Crowe, company bugler, played Hirohito's funeral march. Admiral Sarah Ellen Glenn of the W.A.V.E.S. has broken the army tradition and gone into the navy, but consistent Nanette Wood feels that an Army General is enough for her. Bettye McCracken and Dorothy Allen. Army entertainers and dancers, are making a tour of U. S. camps while Fleta Montgomery continues to keep up R. A. F. morale. Loretta Graves is making great headway in a nation-wide bond drive to sponsor the final blow against the Axis this spring. Grand opera star. Vivien Barnes, opens this season’s performances with ‘'Aida . Holman Weed is to give a piano concert at Carnegie Ilall. Dorothy Phillips is now playing first violin in the Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra, whereas Maurice Cham-blee, concert tenor, may be heard any morning over a nation-wide radio hookup advertising David Jenkin’s new invention, the mechanical brain. In the sports world, I see Herbert Hamilton, distance runner, winning out in the Olympic finals with Ralph Harris taking his share of the honors for the United States. National tennis champion Robert C. Brown is taking up short story writing as a pastime. Bill Reynolds, All-American fullback for Notre Dame, has brought his team through an undefeated, untied, unscored-upon season of football. T II Ii M I K l O R 41 Sara Hawthorne, noted librarian, is I he newly appointed head of the Congressional Library in Washington. D. C. John Carr has won recognition far and wide for his skilled talent in poetry writing, and is considered the top ranking poet of America. Frances Drennen is a renowned journalist, having published articles in all the leading newspapers and magazines throughout the country, while Mama Bromberg is making quite a success of housekeeping. Harold Kincaid's extensive art collection is known to be the largest in the world, while Marjorie Kilgore has won several first prizes for her own work in national art exhibits. In the theater world we find that Zelda Thompson, dramatic actress of stage and screen fame, is featured on Broadway this week in a play which is sure to be there for a long run. David Vess. the great lover of the motion picture screen, is running a close race with Russell Adams, celebrated comedian, for No. 1 fan-mail receiver. The scholars of the day include Betty Feingold, a Ph.D. from Harvard, which recently went co-ed far Phillips graduates. Constance Puls is a Spanish professor at the University of Havana, while Kitty Jenkins is on the teaching staff at Duke. Billy Isreal has fallen into the toothpaste millions by marrying the rich heiress in Miami. That top flight radio announcer and news commentator. Don Hurlbert, runs an alligator farm on the side, and Joe Ezell’s new studio for ballroom dancing has become known throughout the South. Lil Culp, stenographer for Ford Motor Company, has made amazing progress since she left Phillips, and Virginia Abel is holding a responsible secretarial position for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. Mack Allison has finally created his dream world after reading “Islandia” for the twenty six hundred and ninety-eighth time. Betty Dominick and Ernestine Meharg are employees of Uncle Sam. They have the exclusive rights of Army dress designing and run a shop on Fifth Avenue. New York. Gwen Fulgham is an expert hairdresser specializing in dyeing hair. In the same profession is Frederick Evans who. being moved by his own artistic ability, became a beauty operator. Mary Ruth Hathome and Elizabeth Hansen have opened a charm school to inspire others to follow in their own footsteps. Eugene Fulgham is a favorite lecturer to this group, having made numerous talks on poise, manners, and the art of being beautiful. Thus I have revealed a few military secrets of these unusual officers. Of course these prophecies barely touch upon the wide store of talent and skill in this class, so, until these members graduate from specialist training schools, I say good bye and good luck to the best set of Second Lieutenants Fort P. H. S. ever turned out. the class of May. 1943. Your Pyschic Seer and FBI Investigator. Lieut. Gladys Moxley. T HE Ml R R O R 43 Companies of Fort P. H. S. ASTRAEA Betty Beers. Gene Akin. Annuziata Amis. Betty Lois Arnett. Barbara Barth, Barbara Battciger, Birginai Brown. Evelyn Campbell. Clara Cox. Sara Edwards, Mary Leta English. Betty Fox. Barbara Gordier. Gloria Goodall. Betty Ann Graves. Ellen Gray. Jane Henry, Tade Jenkins, Catherine Middlebrook. Christine Middlebrook. Roberta Martin. Tecnie Meharg. Sue Miller. Beth Ann MeCary. Betty McMath, Helen Nesbitt. Ester Jean Patrick, Barbara Patterson, Maude Reynolds, Betty Robbins. Sally Rodgers. Helen Rox. Dorothy Sellers, Mauveline Shaw. Edna Earle Thompson, Mildred Thompson. Jean Walston. Betty Watson. Thoa Burnette. CLIO Carolyn Allen. Marjorie Sue Barclift. Gene Bell. Jean Cochran. Hope Davies. Barbara Dickson, Betty Dominick. Jean Foster. Mary Elizabeth Foster, Faye Goffard, Betty Giles, Polly Gillespi. Elizabeth Hanson, Frances Halcum. Dorothy Hury, Jane Hutto. Adeline Jones. Carolyn Jones. Burma Dell Kyle. Bettty Lamar, Betty Magruson, Jean Mathis. Edith McKay. Jo Miller. Fleta Montgomery. Betty Mount, Thelma Paxton. Emaloen Stoves. Betty Jo Russell. Margaret Tacker. Zelda Thompson. Gloria Tucker, Margaret Wildsmith. Margaret Walker, Jane Wilson. Elizabeth Hinds. CURRY Robert Adams. Anthony Ardovino. Thomas Balance. Herman Barton. Ralph Blue. Joe Boyd. Charles Carter. Billy Cole. Clyde Dowdle. Joe Ezell. Alfred Frazier. Eugene Fulgham. Adam Fuller. Reginald Grimes. Eugene Guy. Herbert Hamilton. Mark Hanna. Joe Hoisley. Sam Jones. Jimmy Lacey, Monroe Lewis, John McCollister. Ralph McMeekin, Jimmy McMillan. Van Lewis McNeel. Tommy Noe. Billy Paul. A. G. Phillips. Arthur Rice. Forrest Samples, Dick Shephard. Bill Reynolds. David Thomson. James Thomson. Alto Townsend. Jack Wallace. Bob Weeks. Lewis White. T H E M I R R O R 45 DAMROSCH Tommy Addcrhold, Diana Bathurst, Jean Beard. Fon Bearden. Estelle Brake, Margurette Burdick, Merle Cash. Joan Couliette. Jerry Cole, Nancy Day, Laura Drye, Peggy Ann Fair. Margaret Faust. Betty Joe Fox. Josephine Grasse, Frances Gray, Mary Hamilton. Muncy Harris. Fannie Harrison. Mary Harvey. Carolyn Hurd. Betty McGiboney. Martha McKenzie. Carolyn McKibbon, Virginia Parker, Colcen Paschal. Amelia Pyron. Pat Rountree. Dorothy Saylor. Jean Sherrard, Catherine Stewart. Mary Lela Strickland, Ruby Tennington, Mildred Thomas. Reba White. HILLIARD Paul Barcroft, Bobby Boggs. Sam Boykin, Duke Bradford. Walter Byars, Bill Cook, Sam Chestnut, Pete Crump. Dick Deas, John Hable, Wayne Holmes. Jimmy Hood, Billy Israel. Sam Johnson, Richard Kennedy. Don McCormick. Joe Schoel. Bobby Shaw. Luther Smith, Frank Treochel, Arthur Walker. Holman Weed. Gene Hunter. Roy Martin. Jack Staples, Bobby Shill. Robert Montgomery, Hubert Norris. Mack Bailey. Mil-ton Cook, Brandon Crawford. Bill Forman. Ben Crabbc, Jim Adams. Billy McCollough. Albert Wynn. M NEMOS VNEAN Laura Acton. Betty Bass, Mildred Brown, Marie Butler, Joyce Burchfield. Frances Brown, Marjorie Cole, Elsie Ann Carder. Sue Carder. Valeria Carroll. Virginia Cobb. Frances Crosby. Betty Jo Doyle, Merle Denny. Betty Feingold. Anne Greer, Virginia Griffith. Peggy Horn. Mary Jackson. Kitty Johns. Annette Kantor. Dorothy Kessler. Druseilla Lane. Janie Lee Little. Norma Jane Mansfield. Barbara McAdory. Martha McLeroy, Doris Lovett, Bess Nethery. Betty Ann Patterson. Marjorie Perkinson. Ailene Quin. Betty Jane Rose. Charlotte England. Mary Rowell, Betty Rogers. Ann Smith. Betty Stevens, Evelyn Thompson. Lucy Whitten. Betty Claire Windham. Julia Gay Walker. T H E M I K R O R 47 OWEN James Beasley. Axel Bolvig, Wallace Boothby, Rhodes Boykin. Robert Brown. John Bryan. Charles Doster. Frank Drake. Alan Drennen. Felix Drennen. Jimmy Duke. Jack Edwards. Charlie Fell. Jo Jo Hawkins. Ervin Jackson. Philip Jackson. Ed Johnston. Don Kiser. Ray Large. John London. Dave Mar-bury. Earl Marsh. George Mattison. Bill Miller, John Million. Donald Muir. Phil Neal. Hugh Neighbors. Jimmie Noel. Charles O'Bryant. Jimmie Ogle, Douglas Pugsley. Robert Sanders. Billy Satterwhite. Drayton Scott, Alfred Shook. Weyman Snuggs. Billy Stewart. George Summerville. Tom Wetmore. Jimmy Wingo. PROMETHEAN Margaret Adams. Susan Adams. Dorothy Allen, Sallye B. Allen. Betty Lou Bagby. Margy Baughn. Lilian Culp. Beverly Cunningham. Marjorie Davis. Wilma Jean Diefenbach. Anne Ellis. Virginia Early. Edwina Foreman. Mary Elizabeth Graves, Dorothy Griffis, Mary Ruth Hawthorne, Betty Heaslett, Mary Helen House, Mary Jean Kendrick. Mary Louise Lovell. Susan Montgomery. Betty Jo McIntosh. Marilyn Miller. June Massey. Ann Newell. Mary June Orr. Eleanor Pedigo. Mary Alice Perry, Jane Pearce. Jessie Rea. Dot Reynolds. Joyce Saunders. Harriette Shaw. Betty Shaw, Jane Stopinski, Dorothy Teal. Betty Ann Thompson. Betty Jeane Tubb, Ann Vance. Catherine Yates. PIERIAN Jane Gray Bass. Suzie Beall, Mama Bromberg. Francile Cannon. Patty Collier. Catherine Collins. Margret Cooper. Jane Crumbaugh. Ruth Davis, Fran Drennen. Betsy Edwards, Charlotte Estes. Jean Evans. Louise Evans. Sheila Gant. Kitty Jenkins, Lola Mae Jones. Mary Pride Jones. Jane Major. Martha Mann, Mary Mapes, Beryl McCann. Mary Jo McNabb. Elizabeth Ann Michaels, Marie Moody. Mollie Moughon, Martha Nesbitt. Olivia Prowell. Loula Rogers. Katherine Ann Smith. Edith Tanner. Edith Tyne , Julia Mae Webb. Diane Williams. T II K MIRROR 49 THALIA Mona Allison, Helen Aston, Olive Bailey, Vivien Barnes. Virginia Buckner, Betty Butler. Barbara Campbell. Mary Will Collins. Betty Jean Crumb. Mae Cunningham. Florence Pillard, Doris Duke. Evonne Hamilton. Lynne Hartung, Doris Hebbard, Billie Ruth Hunt. Billie June Johnson. Marjorie Kilgore. Florence Klyce. Leona Lasater, Mary Nell Lasater, Frances Mills. Jane Morris. Gladys Moxley, Bettye McCraken, Betty Jean Nicholas. Edith Perkinson. Kitty Powell. Marion Powell. Ruth Powell. Constance Puls. Dorothy Shirley. Jean Simmons. Sara Simmons, Betty Sue Smith. Martha Spencer. Cle Summers. Jane Tarrant. Marjorie Thomas. Louise Watson. Marian Wilson, Nanette Wood. VESTALIA Dorothy Acton. Ernestine Akin. Anne Armfield. Charlsie Ann Barton, Betty Bass. Marion Berry, Louise Bowen. Harriet Burns. Mary Sue Burns. Ann Coker. Ann Cowart. Dean De Ramus, Eva Gordon Downey. Sara Ellis. Patsy Ellis, Betty Jane Frew, Emily Grier, Flay Gunn. Virginia Ann Holcombe. Norma Ham. Sarah Laws, Peggy Lowery. Fran McKee, Olga Morgan. Margaret Nall. Margaret Ann Newton. Elizabeth Norris. Minnie Sue Peeler. Betty Price. Mary Nell Rowe, Mary Jane Roy. Betty Bart Saunders, Martha Helen Sims. Mary Jane Smith. Jennie Styles. Betty Wilson. YANCEY Bill Barton. Jack Brown. Robert Brown, Billy Buck, A. C. Burke. John Carpenter, Richard Causey. Jack Crow, Bill Curran. Richard Dominick. Buddy Esco, Charles Ethridge. Frederick Evans. Jerry Gaultney, Sherwood Gill, Jack Gore, Frank Harrison, Lynn Hawkins. Jimmy Hill. J. N. Holt. Donald Hurl-bert. Sammy Hutchinson, Tom Jenkins. Bill Letson, Louis Locke. Jimmy Lovell. Royce Lowe, Robert Lynch, Alex Maddox. Fred Martin, John Morris, Stephen Moxley. Hamilton Perkins. Billy Pogue. Edward Quinn. Billy Ray. George Statha-kis. Harold Walker. Robert Windham. T I! E M I HR O If 51 I). ). CLUB Malcolm McFarland. La Fon Jones, Edward Yielding. Leroy Whited. Vivian Boyle. Paul Bello. Carolyn Murphy, Clara Mann. Fred Gamer. Hubert Cates. James Thompson. Danny Kornegay. Roy Hollingsworth, David Cowden. Edna Ruth Johnson. Geraldine Coleman. Kitty Elliott. Frances Zornpkins. Grady Proch. J. D. Gentry, Eldred Yeager. GIRLS LETTER CLUB Dorothy Agerton. Gene Akin. Kathryn Austin. Betty Bass. Theda Bell, Frieda Belyeu. Helen Boutwell. Louise Bowen. Estelle Brake, Helen Burton. Marie Butler. Martha Ellen Butsch. Annie Sue Carder, Juanita Clark. Jerry Cole. Virginia Cranford. Alice Craven. Nan Davis, Inez. Day. Ann Dickas. Laura Dryc. Eva Dye. Kitty Elliott. Ann Ellis. Dorothy Fant. Ima Lee Finch, Dorothy Finchum, Doris Foreman. Sara Frey. Jeanne Gates. Ethel Gillis, Martha Goodwin. Fannye Grammas. Mary Elizabeth Graves. Ann Grier, Jean Gulledge, Frances Harrison. Betty Hawkins, Sara Hawthorne. Doris Hayne, Elizabeth Hinds. Jean Hobbs. Mary Jean Hughes, Nora Ippolita. Gloria Isrea), Willodean Jackson. Kitty Jenkins, Billie June Johnson. Edna Ruth Johnson. Geraldine Keenum. Carmen Latham. Billie F. McBoe. Kathryn McCollum. Peggy Lowery, Betty Jo McIntosh, Mary Elizabeth McQuaid. Miriam Meyer. Gladys Moxley. Dorothy Jo Mullican, Doris Mae Newsome. Carl Marion Parks. Sue Pate. Mary Pelekis, Constance Puls. Jo Reynolds. Mary Nell Rowe. Betty Seabury, Christine Single-ton. Rita Sisson, Hazel Slaughter. Jane Stopinski. Katherine Stroud. Mary Tinsley. Christine Tsimpides. Margaret Walker. Norma Jean Whyte. Edith Wiggins. Margaret Willsmith. Betty Wood. Nanette Wood. Juanita Yuille. HONOR RIFLES Buddy Alford. Roderick Beddow, Charles Brown. Chris Christu. Frank Damico. Jack Davis, Phillip De Vore. Jackie Dixon. Clifford Emond. Joe Hanson. Ed Harden. William Meeks. Carthell Moon, Henry Powell. Roy Ratliff. James Shelton. Jon Shepard, William Sloan. Cecil Smith. James Smith, Billy Spidle, Olis Thompson. Mac Wood. Arthur Woody. ze H O H n I K H I I A. T II E JI 1 R R O R 53 LIBRARY CLUB Mary Andrews. Mary Nell Arledge, Pauline Brown, Sue Curtis, Virginia Dugger, .Juanita Gaithers. Ernestine Grammas, Margaret Harrell, Jack Hawkins, Bill Hill, Raymond Scruggs, Jimmie Skaggs. Katherine McShan, Frances Neighbors, Robert Thornton. NEWCOMERS Hubert Bartley, Margaret Belyeu. Nila Birdyshaw, W. L. Coker. Arthur Crain, Richard Creel. Jacqueline Emery. Mildred Essick, Frances Fisher. John Ford, Gordon Friday. Roberta Furman. James Hagy. Gloria Hcslip, Otto Holt, Norma Hochn. Elisabeth Jennette, Elsie Johnston. Joseph Kennedy. Frances Langston. June Lord. Chris Lopez, Betty Matthews. Dallace McGuier, Pat Parker, Betty Pearce. Calvin Pinkard, Jane Rockhill. Helen Songer. Joyce Sieverling. Joe Skelton. Sydney Taylor. Sam Tucker. Edward Whiddan. Bobby White. TOWN MEETING CU B Mary Susie Anderson. J. E. Browning. George Carter. Roy Edwards. Thomas Ensey, Bob Eustice. Howard Morton. Hugh Odum. Nathan O’Neal. Eloise Robinson. Howard Snyder. Mary Jo Do Roncey. WRITERS WORKSHOP Robert Allman. John Carr. Robert Schmitz. Tommy Wingo. Betty Alford. Betty Diseker. Fannie Grammas. Betty Hawkins. Margaret Ingram. Frances Laurence. Ruth McKenzie. Sylvia Mitchell. Sonya Ruth Rosenthal. Mary Nell Rowe. Virginia Sanford. Virginia Tidwell. T H K M I H It O It 59 Taps From Fort P. H. S. Isn’t it queer how through the years, in spite of all our boning, we frequently found ourselves in a cock pit fog (1) on test day? If we doped off (2) too many times, at the end of the semester we could be heard carping (3) because we hadn’t made the grade. Remember how daring you felt when you went A.W.O.L. that time? However, the ever vigilant M. P.'s made such stunts few and far between, to say nothing of the danger of getting a gig (4) on our records, or even a bob tail (5 ! The brightest spot in our day was the chow call. Wish I had a nickel for every recruit who was trampled in the rush to mess hall. At Thanksgiving and Christmas we were treated to oversized albatross (6). We may be getting out of O. C. S. just in time to escape having armored cow (7). who knows? Still, chow hounds that we are, that would probably be devoured as quickly as Barbers' now, and we certainly wouldn’t break as many bottles! When we ever did try straying from the straight and narrow, little carrier pigeons from the top kicks would be sure to arrive at our barracks with a summons to report to their tent. If the matter was about that reconnaissance tour in which we were caught out of bounds, having obtained a pass to our diddie bag (8) and detoured to see that blonde bomber in 333, we were I. C. (9) Uncle Sam's Party (10) wasn’t so satisfactory if we had received too many overnight passes for dances, or week-end ones to follow our team to Ft. Gadsden and the like. When we were going to a big dance, we were rather wan.- of blind flying (II). but sometimes, for a minor affair, we would try someone else's friend. Usually the girls had rather the boys went on their own skirt patrol (12). Remember those Mother McCreas (13) we could hand the sergeants when really all we wanted was a snore sack (14) so we could spin in? (15). The instructors were pretty good sports not to blow their tops (16) with us many millions of times more than they did. Once in a while we were just too dumb for them, and the end of the semester found us busted (17) below our classmates. Some of us think we deserve old fogey pay, (18) but at least none of us have to go over the hump (19). Be that as it may. we have now completed four years with which we can be strictly cut plug (20), and. now that tempus has fidgeted on past, we'd like to relive parts of it. This exposure to education, whether it took very successfully or not. has helped each of us in some way or another. So these memoirs close, and we render Taps for Fort P. H. S.. with the sincere wish that we be the last war class to leave the post” we have loved so deeply. 1. mentally last. 2. acted stupidly. 3. complaining. 4. unfavorable report. 5. dishonorable discharge. 6. chicken. 7. canned milk. 8. place where valuables are kept (locker). 9. inspected and condemned. 10. pay day (report cards, for example). 11. dating a girl one doesn't know. 12. a search for feminine companionship. 13. sob story. 14. sleeping bag. 15. go to sleep. 16. iase one's temper. 17. lowered in rank. 18. extra compensation after four years sendee. 19. retire after a service of thirty years. 20. well pleased. Lieut. Vivien Ruth Barnes. Chief Bugler. 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