Phillips High School - Mirror Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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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

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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.

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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.