Phillips High School - Mirror Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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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.

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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.