Phillips High School - Mirror Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

 - Class of 1944

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(2tan. PhiLLifii 2-ficjfi eSchool U-'l£l£. ztl v'Jtight sJoxhj- oux kakintj off f om [fanuu’nj IQ44 1t iiminLfham, c fLut'unm Operational Procedure SIGNAL CORPS SENIORS Oui is the might of kings FLIGHT FORTY-FOUR BOMBER CREW- GROUND CREW- IN MEMORIAM FLIGHT LOG FREEDOM................... CELESTIAL NAVIGATION-BOMBS AWAY LAST FLIGHT HAPPY LANDINGS SQUADRONS BRASS HATS.... AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY A. A. F. F.... FOOTBALL TEAM OF P. H. S. AIR BASE ADVERTISEMENTS Charles W ilson Mary Nell Rowe Walton Garrett Nora Ippolilo Betty Hawkins Jimmie Ogle Rodney Moffett Arthur Rice THE HANGAR SIGNAL CORPS BETTY HAWKINS................ NORA IPPOLITO.................. JIMMIE OGLE SONYA ROSENTHAL........ LOULA ROGERS.......... ARTHUR RICE DRAYTON SCOTT............ MARY NELL ROWE ........ WALTON GARRETT.................. Editor in Chief Editor in Chief Associate Editor Associate Editor Associate Editor Sports Editor Business Editor Copy Editor Exchange Editor CONTRIBUTORS Elsa Allgood Joanne Bingaman Annie Jo Conner Clifford Jones Rodney Moffett Mary Ruth Stevens Jack Strong BUSINESS STATE Walton Garrett Jimmie Ogle Lilly Paul Arthur Rice Loula Rogers Jack Strong Joe Hughes PHOTOGRAPHERS Kemp Tunkle TYPIST Dorothy Saunders SPONSORS Miss Skelton Miss Moss Mr. Allen 'Ours is the might of kings! FLIGHT FORTY-FOUR MOTTO: Pro Bono Publico (To the Public Welfare) INSIGNIA: Crimson Clory Rose COLORS: Crimson and While BOMBER CREW President.....................................................Pilot JIM BRUCE SMITH Vice President...............................................Co-Pilot ALTO TOWNSEND Secretary............................................Crew Chief BETTY HAWKINS Orator............................................... Bombardier BILL FREEMAN Poet..........................................Radio Operator MARY NELL ROWE Artist................................................Navigator CHARLES WILSON Pianist...........................................Side Gunner JAMES MEACHAM Vocalist.............................................Turret Gunner BILLY COLE STAFF COMMITTEES RING COMMITTEE...........................Miss Helen Verplanck. Sponsor James Lovell, Chairman Betty Bass, Jimmy Cox INVITATION COMMITTEE.....................Miss Ottie Huff. Sponsor Mary Jane Roy, Chairman Walton Garrett. Doris Whitton MOTTO COMMITTEE..........................Miss Clara Belle Senn, Sponsor Betty Lou Bagby. Chairman Bob Odom, Harold Walker FLOWER AND COLOR COMMITTEE...............Miss Belle Comer, Sponsor Betty Williams, Chairman Margaret Harrell, Mary Tinsley ANNUAL COMMITTEE. Miss Leona Skelton, Sponsor Billy Dailey, Chairman Roy Edwards, Nora Ippolito T II E M I K HO R 9 (fjiound Ctdiv JAMES BRUCE SMITH “Jim Bruce' (ii'Ornl orgmiUatlun Si-rmtd ‘ 3; Athletic Committer 'Hi: Pr. nldciit Senior Cla « '44 Itonor Wfb 40. Vli. l'r. .I.I.11I II. Prraldent '1.1 S. It. Prraldnit . 'll '42. : ; ••del olon.d l(. O. I. • 4.1 ALTO B. TOWNSEND Vi.o|'rv«ldmt Senior CImm '44: Auditorium •'ouiniittee IS: Cahcra '43. Trrn.urer 43: lurry 41': Glee Hub 'll: lllutorr C||W vice Prealdetit ’4S: Muale Kcatlrnl ti Uni! Review ••!: A. K. A. Prlm-I|ml Meeting II. '41 . A B A Teacher ' Merlins 41. 'll . Tlutufc glvlng Program '41. Phil ll|i« Night 'll 4'lly llu 'r Feativnl '41 lb-feme l rogram II rinilli Light Service 'll. Radio ltr .u«1 t II itwi liirtirciiictit 'll’ ’43 l o|itt Live America Program 'll I' T. I'Munm '41 Operetta ‘48. May Hay ’48. Audllurium 1‘r.iurnm II. BETTY SUF. HAWKINS ' Betty Bo«p Nntl.inal Ihuinr Society '43: Club Commute. 'IS: Son | r (')■ « Secretary 14. Mlrrur K.-ur l ‘41 . '43. K litor- n clilef '43: Annual K--urd 'll . 43: ni '41 Writer ' Work •ta p '43. I illdlelty Ag.-nt '13. I'wkllMl '43. f.lrl. lellrr • lull '41. Publicity Committee '48. Sm retury '41 . l,rr Wi M 43: K Preabbnt 4.'l Mirror Ag.-nt '41. 43: Gym Cla- .'iiptuln '41'. Mnuaiicr 'l . 'll '42 '13, Team 40, 'll '12. 43: Mur l nl II Star. Fair Award 48: l l I Fit i breh-up '48: llation Hoard '43: Booh lore II. 'll’. '4 •fill a Pnnir«i)i 13. Honor S.N-|c|y Program '43: Mirror Hoard Program '13: Army Hay Parade '48: ArmUtlcc Parade In II IVT A. MnnlH-r.lilp Ilflv 48 '43 Community l'hf.1 IMr« '48 43. WILLIAM A. FREEMAN BUI Senior Cln Orator '43: Victory Corpa ‘43. Vh'e-l rval-•lent ’43: S. It Secretary 13 President 40. 41. • ouncll Moudier 'll. '48. Mirror Agent 'Hi. Vicr-l'reeidcat of Ktig-Hall t in. m. '41. .Secretary '41: Secretary .if Speech C1a 'll: Krcretury of Senior M.ctltiK 13; llisl l'r lirprruuta live 11: Auditorium Program '48 IJl: AnnlaHor Hay |'r arum 13: May liny Fctlval '43; Phillip Night '18; 1 .-T A. I'rour.mi '43; S|ircch Choir 18. '43. CHARLES L. WILSON. JR. Artl.t Senior t‘lii . 'll: Pen and Hruali Hub ’ll. 48 43. Vice-I'reeldeiit 13: S. It. Hanker ’ll Council Member ‘41. 48: tiler Club ‘48: Auditorium Program 'll . OhrWt tun. Fr.tlval '48. Thank BHIiig Program 48: Artulatli j rude '12. Stale Fair Exhibit, Art. let I'rlw MARY NELL ROWE National Honor Society '42. Secretary Tr.;i urvr 43: Senior Cln Poet 'll; lilrie' Letter Clolr ’48. Vice-I’real .lent '43. Se|i'dnr bl| Committee '48. '43; Welalla 18. Glrla Rifle Club '48. Adjutant 13: lirainutle Club '43 Mirror Hoard Copy Editor '43. Annual Hoard 13: S. It I'reeldeiit '40, .Mirror Attent '41 '48: 1‘reei.lent Iliatury On 42: Hook Ston- '48. '43 JAMES BARRON MEACHAM ' Jimmy Senior Cla - I’laniet '44: lhinir .et II V:.r-| re l 48: S. li. I'reeldeiit '41. '43, Stain|i Saleeiiiuu 13 'Hi. II. '13: lloiul Rally 'll: Artnleflre Hoy Parade '41. Army Hay I'urude '48: riillllt e Night 'to. '41. Senior Election Committee 43: .May Festival '4« . 41.' WILLIAM WOOD COLE Romeo ' Auditorium Committee '43: Campaign Speaker 41. 43: Senior Clnee V«wnll t '44: Curry '41: President «.r Clndr '43: Victory ( r|n. Flight officer '43: Caber 43: (V.um-11 M. tuber '48: Mirror Ag.-nt 13: I'rceldenl .if Speech Cloee. Speech Choir 48: Chrialnme Fotival 40. '41. '48. '43 Speech oratorical Clip '42; Major l md In npcrettu ‘42, '43: W C T I Program '42: fnimnone.-in.-nt Program 41: Dramatic Club '40, 41; Phillip Night '41 '48: Ami forluin Program Ki '44; Bond Rally Program '48; A E. A. Program 13 Air tnid Warden 48: Artnlutlce DayJ’rtv gram 13. Solo. Phillip Night 43: Mentor Cla Ploy Com-Mil I tee ‘Ai. 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It Mirror Agent II Prr«hlent tub Cbt M i: I'bllllpN Mulii Mil Aa ll-tnrtum Program MS: Victory (Vrpi 13: A l te l In l.’brury M2 M3; .......rbiulrr 13 Fashion HllOtt MO; Rut Inn Bonril 48 VIRGINIA BROWN ••Ginger’ I'linlr 13. GlrU Senior (Jli-r Plub Ml. M2 TreMe I'lrf nul. 40. Ml: Mnr.hnl MI. Bomt Rally 12. Audllorinui Pro-•Irani '10. Ml M2. M3. Prim-lpal' Meeting 42. Father • Night Program M2. Phillip Night Program Ml. M2. M3. Operetta M2. M3. Ynmlevllto 42. 43. Mu.le It.rttal M3. Mornrt Program M . A K A Program Ml. M3, Plirfttnin F.Mlval M2. '13. Thunb-glr lug Program Ml. M2. MARY ELIZABETH BYAK8 Betty' LOTTIE VIRGINIA CAGLE Glnny Treble Clef dull MS Glee CImIi M2. Vlre-Pr. .bb ut M3. Secretary 12: Iirnuinth Club M3 UMtnr.t Cla Y|.v 1'rti.i-ilrtil M2. Sofrl«rj MS: S. It. Hanker MO, Ml: ll|M-rrtta M2, Vaixbrllc M2. I'hr tiiui F tlval M2, M3. Cnmmeiu' ment M3. K V, Program M2. War Horn! Rally M2. Amlltorlnm Program Ml. 12. 43. We I iv America Program ' 12. EVELYN RAY CAMPBELL • lull Commuter M3: AMrra MO. Prr li| nt lllrr Cltlli Ml. Troll! ' Clef •lent Vocal Cla 40: X. It. Prr- blc Mirror Agent '•43, It. «. T. i Spoil C. Program Ml. Clirl tinn Fr tlvnl MO W. L. COKER T II K M I R U ) H 12 JIMMY COX Monte Owwi ’ : S. It. Secretary 'to. Pr« dent II S|m-. ch rinfci Stcwtiry 'IS; I -T. A Program 'll KEENETH CRUMPTON Cootie S It. Vlre-Prealdent 'IS. :«. Hanker II. rIO, Slump S;ili«iii.ui 'IS: I . «. dull 13; Victory forpa ' 2 '13. WILLIAM WATSON DAILEY 1 Billy National Honor Society 1$: I'ahcr ’4- . AknocIuIc Head l elicr ‘IS; S. It. Vire-Prcahlrnt '13; President HUtory Claw ’ll; Secretary Hngli%h flan '12: Band 'll, ’12, ’IS: Sst It « T C. Hand ‘ 13; Huh. ijui '13. Cm Rationing '13. ChrUtmaa Parnd - '12 Armlatlre Parade '42. l Hlllt|i« Night 42, Marine Parade . Air Hit Program ’IS. rivlllan Iicfcnao Program ’13. MARY JO DeRONCEY Joey Town Meeting Cluh '42. Vtre-PreoldoUt 13. PHYLLIS DIAMANTAK08 Phil PeraonaUt? Clul- '13: S. It Secretory ’ll. ’43, Hanker II. '12. Stamp Rale.mini ’42 '42: S. It Vie . Scoretary ’12. 43; •flVal .’IO. ||. M«y P . 'll. t'olonlnl Program 10. ROY MALCOLM EDWARDS Doc Town Mooting flul. '12. «:t. tv.ittn'.l M.-tnl-r '12; Mu-I-cal Urogram '41. i uii I'Msmin '43. i TOM ENSEY Town Mooting Cluh 12. '43. president '42: S. It. PrcaD dent ’ll. Secretary 10: t-otln t’lilh '10: Amlitorlum Pro. cram 'P): Dramatic Club '10; Mirror Advertising '4«i VIRGINIA EARLE FARR Jenny Art Work In Kxh.hlth.n ’ll. '42. 13 LYNN FINCH ilrU I.ottcr Cluh 42: Mur lml 42: Secretary of III tory l'l M '42. '48: IVraOnnlity ('lull 13; ArmUtlre Day Parade 41 Father Night Program 'll: P.-T. A Drive 12 13; Book at or o 41. '«;t: Army Day Parade '42: RmI ( •• Drive '43. 13 T H E Mikko r EVELYN M FITZGERALD National Honor Society '13, Vlrf.|’rr klKiil '4.1: Victory Oorpa '4S; D, rt Club '48: Knclldi Cl« Prealdent '48: S. R. Ranker 41. 'll . '43. ODESSA DEE FLOWERS Red rn« Club '40. Scrapbook Chnlnnnu '41; (Hr! K«-•crve Club '40. Welfare Chairman 48. Conatltnllonal Clmlr-mnii '48. JANE HARD1N0 MARGARET EDITH HARRELL Senior Color ami Flower Committee 44: Town Hull null M2: Pen ami Braab Club '42: Library Club 48. Provident '48: Victory Corn- '43. Secretary 13: Junior Rod Croon Vice -President '43: s It. Hanker '40. Socretar; 41. Stump SuIranian '42: Orvhctra 41: Stale Fair Exhibit '41. '■42; Senior Play '42. 'IS; Operetta. '42; IVniiiuence-nient Procram '42: Fattier Nicbt Procrnm '42: May Pee tlval '42: Appreciation Program '42 Cliriatnta Procram '42: Thanksgiving Procrnm '43: American Education Week Radio Program '43; Red Ctw Procrnm 42: Annual Slate Hockey Meet '48. DORIS VIRGINIA HAYNE ’ Dot law and Order Commit tee '43: Publicity and Publication Committee '43: OJrl Letter Club 'll: S. It. Secretary '40. '42. Preablent '41. Council Member '41. Ranker '42. Stump Salontan '13: Eugll li Cla Secretary M2. ' 8: Harmony Claw Librarian '42: Cheer Trailer '42. 43: Marshal '43. Victory Corp '43: Auditorium Program '42. '48. LILLYS RUTH HEATON S. K. Secretary '43: Marshal '42: I . «. Club 13; Per-•noallty Club '48: Victory Corp '43. Secretary '43. MARY FRANCES HI0G1NB0THAM Hick-' I lam roach '43; Treble clef (Tub '40. Ml: Peroouallty Club M3: S. It. Ranker M3: Victory Corp '43; Mnrahal M3; Christina Featlvol '40, ‘41: Phillip Night Program Ml: Vaudeville Ml: Mirror Typtat '13: National Honor Society M3. WALTON GARRETT National Honor Society 12: Publicity nnd ITtbllenllona Committee '43: Invltutlona Committee 'll: Dramatic Club '40. Ml. M2: Mirror Board M3. Bxcbnnge Editor '43: Itual lieaa Staff MS: Annual Roan! M3. '44: He Illvlalon Victory Con M3. F1r t Mate M3: Speech Choir M2; Illatnry Clnaa President M3: Fair Exhibit M2: W. C T. V. Pro cram M2. A. E. A. M2. Victory Parade M2: Armistice Day Parade MI. Auditorium Program M2. '43. Navy Day Pro era in MS. L. D. GORE. JR. Jack Yancey M2; S. It. President 10. Council Member 'll Phillip Night M2: Victory Corp M3. BETTIE MAE 0RIFF1N Shorty Law and Order Committee 43: Girl ' Vice-President Ml. Prealdent 42. Ru lhe S. It. Secretary Ml. Council Member M3; (Ta a Ml. M2: Marshal M2. M3: ChrUttiin Program Ml. M2. T u e Mir r o r 14 RUTH YVONNE H100 IN BOTH AM Uni Cr«M 'll: Art Club '43: Treble Clef Club '12: Senior Glee ('|ub '4'.', '43: Auditorium Program 41. '42. ’43. Air B e Program 43. Cliriatina |V tlval '40, '4-'. ’43. Plirlatniu Program '12. '43, OpMttln '42. '43. JAMES E. HILL Jimmy Victory Con Air IHvlaion '43: Y nw '42: S. II l’rr l leut 'll. VicePresident 43. SrrMar) '43. Council Uruilirr '12. Stamp Soleaman '42. '43. It. 0. T. C. Cor la.ral '43. Sergeant '43: It. 0. T. • Program '42 '43. ROY BROWN HOLLINGSWORTH fuller. '43: Yancey 43. Victory Cof| '42. '43; S. Mirror Agent mi, '13. It NORA ANTOINETTE IEJ0LIT0 Toni Ippy I’libllcUy.'ifiMl I'liMIctillon. Committer '44: Senior Hook •'••uiinittro Ml; «;irl tflfcaerye ' 14 —4- eg onallty Club ’43. Girl Letter CI11I1 42. jU lsr lt,,. lvretnry '41. Council Memltrr '43: Mnr«li4| HIT Victor? Cort '43: HookMorr '41. '42. '43: Mlp lbmr.| '43. '14: Annual Hoard '43. '44: I'liUHti. Nit.bt ‘42. AutUieriitin I’rogrnm '43. '44. KelT Cro nun 14 DONALD M. JACKSON Don III-V II. '42: Senior Glee Club 40: Victory 4'orp Sen pit talon '43: Maralinl '40. '41, S. It. Hanker '40; State Spring Feativnl '4« . Spring Vamlevlllr 'll. Thankaglvlne I’mcram '4« . '41. A. K. A. Mn«lr Program '40. 'll. Phll-llp. Night Program '40. II, Amlitorium Program 'Mi. '41, '42. Cbrl.tiun Program '40, 4t. Chriatmaa FwllVJl '40. 'll MARY ELIZABETH JOHNSON Prraonnlll? flub ‘43: Mlrypr |iS l ’43: S It. Vice Problem II. stamp Agent '42, '43. Iliator? fM k Tr.j.ur err 43 Chrlutma. Ke.rival 4r: Vocal Vutnletllly '41 Mauri ITO,r.,a' 0; AutbOTiniu I‘rug rn in Ip ROBERT JAMES JOHNSON S. It. Problem '41: Football '42. 43 ltn.ketball '41. •42: Track '41. '42. COLLEEN KEITH MARY NELL LASATER Little Nell Butch Timlin 'll. Chairman Social Committee '42. Vice Pn-«l ilMit 43, Chiilriiinii Program Committee '43: Victory Corp. 43; s It. Secretary 40. '42. 13. Banker '40. '42. Vice. PrevMcnt 41. Stamp Sale man 43. TreaMirer '43 Secretary lllMory Claa '42. ’43: Secretary Knc l b Cl - '41: Mnrriml '41, '42; PhrUttnaa I'rogram '42: Chriafma Featlvnl '42; Itoiul It 1111 % 12: War Cheat Drive 42: Treble Clef Club '41: Phillip Night I’rogram 111. '41. '42. '43: Mmuiri I’rogram '40; Junior Glee Club '41; Amlltorluin I’rogram '40, '41. '12. '43: Choir '42: tlttxeii.hlp Program 41 Army lloae I’rogram '43 Operetta 41. '42: Club Stunt '43. MARY MELBA LEAMON National Honor Koolct? 43: S. It. Hanker '43: Mnralial '43; Treble Clef Club '42; Victory Choir: CbrUtuiu Feat I-val '40, 42. Operetta '41. '42. '13. War Itoiul Rally '42. 4'ominnnlty Cheat Drive '42 T II E M 1 H K O R KATHERINE LOCASCIO Kitten R. II Sffrntirr 42. ‘U. Banker 'W: Mondial '40 JAMES ARTHUR LOVELL Buddy Scliolandilp CoimolMoe '40: Chiha Committee !' h- nr '42. 1le« l I alter M; Yancey 40. Re.-ordlng Secretory 42. ’4:}. Trenaurer '43: S. It Prealdcnt 10, Hanker '42. Provident '43: Mur hal '40. ZAC THOMAS MANNING Zeke Ow«u 42: S It Itankar '41; May Festival 41. 7“ MU.IK LILLIE MAZZARA Art Chili ’42, Vlc.-Prv.ldent IS; S. It Hanker. Mur-• I 41. I. KATHRYN MrCOLLUM (llrIn Letter Club ’42. 43: 8. It. Secretary 42: Phil-Him N lit lit Program 41. '42. JOHN ROBERT McORAW • Mac I). O. dull '42. '43: 8. It. Scrap Agent 42. Mirror Agent '43. Victory Corp ‘42. '43. CAROLYN McKIBBON Notional Honor Society 13: Sclodiiretilp Commlttei '43: Senior IS lea Club '42. '43; Victory Choir '43. I.ilirnrinii '43:. InmirciM'li '42. l•or umenta lBn '42, CorremiondlnB Secretory 13 President 43: Mnnrtml ’43. Victory Corjw '43: S. It . . Proahlent ‘43. Vfre-Prealrtent '43: Mirror Typlat '43. , • JOHN PITT McLANEY Pitt Me” S. II Prealrtent '40: HUlory l'la a I'rrtlilrnt 42: Et'ooomli-K Creklilenl 43: It. O. T C '39. 42: Hand -Victory l!itf|i '43. Commander Air IMrUion '-43: Victory Corp Program '43: It 0. T. C. Program '12. ELDRED McWHORTEB Ely S. It. Ilnnker '42: Mondial '41: Tetinln '4.3: City Or-clienirn '41. '42. '43: Orcbwlr Program '42. 43. Itert i m Program 42. American Education Week Program 43. A. K. A. Program 42. Inatrnmentul F+atiral '41, '42, '43; operetta '43. Senior Ploy '41. '43. Auditorium Avunddy i ireln «trn 41, '42. '43. Phillip Night 42, Coiiimiiulty Client Orchestra '42. FRANCES MILLS Thalia II. Pr. •idem '43. Trenaurer 43. Secretary 42: speech Choir '41: Prnmotlc Club II S. It Prealdent '42. Secretary '41. '42. Honker 13: It. «. T. C. Sponsor '43: Auditorium Program '42. T II E Ml R H o R 16 HUOH 8. MORROW Athletic Committee '(S; I’abrra '13; 8. ‘43. Hanker |3: KuglUh Claw Problem ’13; '12: Itlolngy Claw I rr«lilent 'W: lln««'lwll 40, 41. 2 '43: It ,-k. rl.nll ' to Football 40, 41. '42. 13. «'« | tn1n 48. It. Pnmlilcnt 11 tutor) Ota an Mamlia I '43; •41. 42. '43; DOROTHY JO MULLICAN 'Fronchy” Donna” Hlrl Letter Club 41. Hooka! ore 41; ft. it. Viwl rMl-•lent ’to. Mtrmr Agent 40. Secretary 'll. Ciranrll Member 'll. Ranker '42. Stamp Salewmutt 13: I'litlltim Xlxbl '42; Anuy I)ay Paraile 42: National Honor Socle!) '43. MARGUERITE MYERS Margie riTMinutlty Club 43. DORIS MAE NEWSOME Do« i« I nmr arh 43. 44 «;irl Letter Club 42. n.airman Serial Committee 13: S. it. Pre.Mleuf 13, Ranker Mi; ('hplain fly in flat 'll. 43; Winner TVntiU Tournament 12. 'I.'t: Itookofore 'll, 14; Vfclory Cof| 'ill Phillip Niclii «2: Vninlevlllc '12: ArmUtlre Day Pnrmle 41. CHARLES NUMMY I . ii. Cluli 43. V cr PreaMent ’43. dramatic Club ’40; Victory Corp 1.3 Problem i.t: 8 It Problem '42. Vice Prewhlcm '48: I'rpl'loil Biology Clan II; i'lw-l'roMi'at ( lvii-« dua •); Council Member 42: Mnnihal '48. ROBERT 0. ODOM Bob” Mirror lioaril 12. 1.3. Senior Claw Annual Committee 1.3: Sji.-.-rli t tn.tr '41. '42 dramatic Club 41. 2; H. It. Viee.Prr ld nl 42. Ranker It. Marahal 41. 42. 4.3: Vlc-lorj C«.rp Air MrUioii 4.1 Mirmr lu.aril Play '42. '4.3 l .-T A. Program 'll. ‘42; An llb rlum Program '44. 42: knu rl,m, KilucnHoii Week Program '42: V niuiualty Chot Hull) ‘42: I'btlllp Night ’42. JAMES ORLANDO OOLE. JR Jimmie” _ nblli-lty unit I’liblleatlon t'otnmltt.. '43. tl: Cam-. polKH Manager ’43: Mirror Rouril ‘43 14. Feature RdRor 13. 44 Anuutil Hoard 13. '44: Owen 41. '42. '43. '44. 'I'orre.pomllng Secretary 12, 43. Chalrtnnii Publicity Committee 13. '4i. chairman Stunt Commit lee '4.3. '44; Urn-inatle Club ‘41; S It l'r«-blent '42. Mirror Agent 11. '42. Hanker 12. Hinge Crvur '41. '42. 48. '44: Trenmiror Speech Cbw 12: Junl.ir !lee club u 12: Amlliorlnm Program 'll. 43. '1.3: Lunch Itoom 'll. '42. '43. '44 Anuletlce Pro-cram '42. Thunk-glvlng Program 'll: t'lirl-tm.i Program •41. MARY SUE PATE Aaalatiint Tr.iiaurer i|rl Letter Club '40. Treaanrrr '42. Secretary '43: !ym Caplaln lo. '41: S. It V|w Prnd-Ilent III. '41. Pre hlent 10. 13: Per .unllM Club '43; I'lilll Nlehi Program '41. 12: A r mini Ire day Parade 'll I took.lore II 41 . -43; Department letter '41; National Honor Society '13 MINNIE SUE PEELER Sue Invitation Comniltt.i- '43; k r-uialla 12: Treble Clef Club ni; K |j Secretary- 111: Mumbai '42: Army day Pa-rn«b- 12: Stale Muale Fm rival 'll: Cltiximahlp Pro era m •' r- A Program 'll; Vniulevllle 'll, Amlliorlnm Program In ’ll Moeurt Program '40: I'liri-lmn Kru. tlval 4(i. MARGIE ANITA PERKINSOX Mnemo.ynciui 43. CorirMu.ntllnc Secretary '13. Pr.n Commit(«e '43 Club Stum '13; Thalia 41; Treble Cb-f dlee Club 'll. Victory Cbolr '43, Vlie-Preablent M. '12. S. I! Secretary Mi. 41. '43. Hanker Sab-iniii. '42. ’43. Treasurer '43: llintnry ’ 43. Secretary Mi ( per .tta '42. 4.3: audevflle 41 Spring Ke.tlval 'Mi-. Phillip Night 41. '42. 1.3, Monart program '40; A H. A. Mu b-11 '42. 48; Tlinnk glvtmr Program 'III; Annual Program '4t. '42. '43: ChrUtman Festival '40. ' •■ 43: Auiiltorlum Program '40. 41. '12. '43 T II K I I K K O K 17 ALLEEN PERKINS Iko |vr«malli. null ‘43; s. II. I'n-Ulrui ‘ II. '42. Mirror Asm! '42: Vonl (!ln« Vlw-l,fM ili,iil '41 Clot bin ' ! f'oinmlitr ‘43; Vaml.vlllr II. 'Vi: fhrDtmn. 10. il. KATHLEEN PERKINS Rat ey‘‘ IVrwimillty Club 43: S. U. Ylc -l'WliIrnl 0' I’n ! •lout 41, • .kjim-II MiiuImt 41. ‘I- : Auditorium I’rosram 10: n.ruuiian Foattral ‘40 41. Vaudeville '4n. II; Mur •1ml 42r '43: Vl inrj Onrp ’43; SjMi tnl tummitt.-. In I’lollili.s ‘43: Junior Hire Club 'll. '42. SIDNEY MERLE PILOREEN IVrmiiinllt) «‘43. Dramatic Club ’41; Speech Choir II S it. .. r iorv 42; Ktrr«lir ' liutorf ll - 'l«r • iml Ki: Phillip- Nlvlif I'rofruni ’41; Clirlatma Mn-lr ’.• tunl ’40 PLATA Jen VIR01N1A ANN PLATA Jenny NjiMimiiiI llnitor Society ‘i.l; Dramatic i!li|T ‘in; Cirl It r i II i mi. ARTHUR MEANS RICE. JR- Art Mirror Hoard ‘4S. Sj rt Editor 1.1. HwIiwm Stuff ’4.1: Yj A ilium I Hoard ‘4.1. IlimliM' Stuff ’4 ; furry '41. '42. ‘4:t; • ;i«-. null •4,_ . Auditorium I’roBrnin 42, Itnnd Rally '12. I’linnki i:ivine Pnntrain '42: fhrlMiiinr Feallral '42. Victory fi n Production IHrUlnn 1.1; S. II Hanker II. '42. Stamp Sul. ■mini 'i:i. Mirror Asrni ’ll; Council Member '42: Foot (•nil '4.1: I.uni'll room 4.1: Wnr Cheat Urlvc '4.1: ArmUttiv , Parade 'll. Scroll Drive 41. State Fair Exhibit, Wood H-itrk 'll. - DANIEL ALFORD RILEY Chief National Honor Society |U, Secretary '43: i' lnr 12. '48. Sn'rrl fy 43; found) Member '41. '42. '13: Mirror A unit '40; I'rr.lileni Kuall.-h fla-- '42: Secretary II inter Clan '41; N111l.uial Honor Society Pnntram '4.1 SCCTT RIPLEY ’ Rip Fontlinll '4.1 Truck 43. ELMER J. ROE Zrkf S. It Stump Salesman '12. Stamp Salt Fannie '42. Danker 42. HumOhII ‘1.1. MARY JANE ROY Ycatalln 41. terrrtsry 12.. Fre |dcnt '43: fliwlrman Invitation IVnmnllter '42: Dramatic t'lul '42: S It Vice I’rrehlmt ‘42. I.'t. Secretary '41. '42 Marshal 41, ‘43: V ictory Corjm '43: Vaudeville '41, '42: May Prtllval '12 R. i T. f SiH.tiMir '43: Amilturium I'n.itmui 41. '42. T II K M I H R () R 18 ROBERT EARL SAMS AntiUlliv Cura.lv « . -|0. Bobby DOROTHY MAE SAUNDERS •Dot .... a,u’Ml ,,unor -M.y «; s It Crval.lrni 41. 42. IJ. secretary ‘it. 42. Member '42: Mirror TypUt M. Annual Ti| t«i ‘ 3: Senior Election Committee -4:i. BETTY SEABURY •«v lH.b Book ,u ’ ■ - Maralwl •«•- I'tillllf Mstit 1‘niurniii '12. HELEN MYRTLE SHELTON -Mcrtl l’cr otiallty Club, '43. HAZEL LOUNEAL SLAUGHTER .. 1 Utr Clair '41; IVrwmallty Tul 4jj Victory .p' ?. ’ •'•«• tnry C. I. Club 13: HUtnri Clas Sw. r « r 41 IVtiuU 41; Archery 41; Uatlrafaton ‘41; Anil -tiin Hay I’nrnilc 42 CECIL M. SMITH Smltty' Sr : } ' J“:.“ T' '• Corporal -41. u, iJivut • ?! . ',7fto, n.1 -• «. Major ,i:i: I.!,.- ?'■ •• «: Honor HIM.. m.,1 ' If T Mr“wrial I’rogrmu «. An.rrl- J’rw o «. «•«« Hay Program 12. , -rn,,p F,r tOLD STALLINGS Victory AU•',,, ■ 3' I- 'n,r' n «! LEWIS STANTON JENNIE LIND STYLES .. Honor So.-i. ty 48. ITealilent Mtt: s. it. Cuun- , Member 48. Stamp Sutcumn •: . Scr.-tnrj 'll. Mirror I.fm. V; ,t,,,lk,'r 0: Vratalla 42: Treble i |..f Clair 42; I,?, 7 ' UU TJ Choir: Maratml 43; Ihrl-iiix,. Festival ’40. i-U t W r CLE ELIZABETH SUMMERS ... 43: ThaHa ‘41 Critic 42; Dratnntlr t lul. 40. it '42. -13; Hlarorj Clau Trenail re r 48: V|,-tory t rpn 48. T II K M IK KOI! 19 MILDRED LOUISE THOMPSON 'UMllu ANtrni'n 'W, viwPrifiilih'Dt ’48: s. it. Mirror Agent M2, Secretary 41': Secretary History ClnM M2: Mnrslial M2: Vic lory corps -12: Dramatic (Huh '40. Ml, 42. '43: Speech choir '42. 4.1: Mary' Program '43. Auditorium I To it rum M3. Phillip Night Program ' 12. '13: Tutwriler Program ’13. American Education ffffk '43. MART STRADLEY TINSLEY Girl l.« tt« r t Inh '41. Treaaurer '42. S. It. Council Member 'll, Hanker '43: RnglUh 1 1m Seerolnrj 4.1; Mar -Iml '40: Bookstore '41. '42. M3: Phillip Night Ml. M2; Natiiui.il Hoimr Society M3. DOROTHY MARIE TUCKER Dot National Honor Society M3: Personality Club M3: Mar • lu l 40. 41. M2. HAROLD WALKER DORIS WHITT ON Shorty” liKlintu.il Commit), i '4.1. (llrl Keaerre Club Ml. Chap lain M2. Tr.'ii Mirer '43: S. It. Hanker M2. Secretary Ml. Stamp Sail-Milan '1.1: Mar-hul 11 12 Victory Corps M2: Aadltorlitm Procrnm Ml. ED Ajnala 'll: l n nr EDENS WILLIAMS ‘ B” Ml: I'lii nml Ilm li Club '43, Secretary M3: Speech Choir M2. President M3: S It. I’realtlrnl MO. Ml. Mirror Agent it. M2: Secretary HUtory l'l«« M3; Pre«l-ilcnt '43: Secretary Speech iTa '13: It. «• T. C. Sponsor Mo: Vnudcvlll. '40. Ml: Poetry Content '43: Phillip Night Program M2 AruiUtlrr Day Program M3, lt.il Croa Program M3. P.-T A. Program ‘1.1 SUE WILLIAM9 Marshal '42. I . ). Club 43; IVr nallty Club '13; Victory Corp. '43. Tr.nMirer M3 RUBY LEE PENNINGTON Brownie DMinr M li '12: S. It Secretary 'K . Proldwt Ml: Mar •lull M2. M3: Mn ic Keatlral H. M2: Auditorium Program MO. Ml. anoxiam ROBERT GANDY Haic i 2$, IQ26 - - zA'OV£m[rz’i 6, 1Q4'2 T II K M I R R o R 20 HELEN BOUTWELL MARJORIE JOAN CALE Mnemosyncan. President '43. Pen Committee '43, Treasurer 42, Social Committee '42; Treble Clef Club ’40; Senior Glee Club 41. '42; S. R President '42. Vice-President '42; History Class Secretary '43; Choir '43; Annual Christmas Festival '40. 'll. '42, ’43; Christmas Program 41, '42, '43; Thanksgiving Program '40; Phillips Night Program '40. '41, '42. '43; Spring Festival '41; Auditorium Programs '40. '41. '42. 43: Spring Vaudeville '41; Operettas '42. '43; Club Stunt '43; A. E. A. Program '42. '43. KATHERINE MERLE CHAPMAN Dolly Civics Club '40, Secretary '42. S. R. President '40. '41, '42. Banker ’42. Council Member ’41; Speech Class Vice-President 40; Marshal '40. '41. '42; Community Service Division of Victory Corps '43; Vaudeville '40. EVA GORDON DOWNEY Baby Law and Order Committee 43; Ves-talia '39; S R. Vice-President 40. Secretary '42. Marshal ’40. '41, '42; Victory Corps. BETTY GAMBLE ALBERT ODELL HAISLIP Pat GRACE HEILIG CAMILLE PHARO MARY ELIZABETH ROWELL Mncmosynean, Recording Secretary '43: Treble Clef Club. Secretary 41; Damrosch Club, Treasurer 42; Club Stunt '43; Senior Glee Club 41; Choir '43; S. R. President 42; Christmas Festivals '40. 41. '42. 43. Christmas Programs '41. 42, '43. Thanksgiving Program '41, Phillips Night Program 40. 41. '42. '43. Spring Festival 41. Auditorium Programs '40. 41. '12. '43. Spring Vaudeville 'll. Operettas '42. '43, A. E. A. Programs ‘42, '43. MARJORIE SCOTT Scottie Girl Reserve '41. BETTY SUE SMITH Suzie” Auditorium Committee '43; Thalia '41; S. R. Secretary 42, 43; Marshal '42; Choir '41. '42. '43; Phillips Night 41. '42; Christmas Festival '41. '42; Auditorium Programs '11. '42. LOUISE THOMPSON HARRY ALLAN WHITE Phillips Honor Rifles '43; R. O. T. C. First Lieutenant '43. Individual Competition 41; Victory Corps '13; S. R. President 40, '41. Stamp Salesman '41; Armistice Day Parade 41; Auditorium Programs 42. '43. Graduation Program ‘43: Phillips Night '41. '42. We're accustomed to burning the midnight oil For fear we might accidentally fail But now that the stuff's on the ration list It looks like we'll have to learn Braille. T ii i«: M i r r o r 21 )Light -C-oy “Freedom” Spiralling into the blue of eternity Dragging a handful of stars from the sky And throwing them into the wind again Tell me then Do you enjoy your brave flights on high? Laughing madly with freedom's delight Drunk with the wine of cold air in your face Alone always flying into sunsets aglow Swoop down below And let us go with you away into space. Dodging the mountain tops etched on the moon Challenging flanus dancing up from the sun Soaring with angels, propelled by God's breath No fear of death May democracy’s battle for freedom be won. Holding within you the hope of man's future Fanning the liberty torch into flame Gathering around you the reviled and refused Standing accused God shall defend you. your acquittal be fame. Growing, expanding, you climb to the stars Assembling great power in armies and fleets But beware, for the danger of pride lies ahead Ask the dead They have said. Tis the strong who retreats” Dipping into the abyss of humanity Filling each life with a trust to perform Grasping each hand with the strength of protection Reach for perfection Deep in the space of man's thoughts, true and warm. Wheeling full lonely above a dark cliff Grim as an omen in sunset's last glow Threatening the cowards, the masters, the slavery Fierce in its bravery The eagle of justice is coming in low. But dawn of tomorrow will herald our victory Oppressed of all nations will stir and arise And shining in glorious, merciful truth Hope of our Youth The banner of freedom will float in the skies. —Mary Nell Rowe. 22 T 1! K M I H R O R Celestial Navigation As our giant bomber swiftly wings its way through the darkened sky. our navigator expertly shoots his stars and records our position. Gazing up through the dome turret between twin ,59’s, he focuses the sextant on Jupiter (Mr. Stough). Up ahead the pdot sights across the guide stars of Ursa Major (Mr. Mayer) towards Ursa Minor (Mr. Keller). Just to the right and high above gleams Leo Minor (Miss Chambliss); hard on the port quarter lies Virgo (Miss Senn). Far ahead the navigator prepares to shoot Aquarius (Miss Bush); nearby gleaming through the shreds of Cyrus above are Pegasus (Mr. Gerald), and Pisces, the fisherman (Coach Dawson). One waist gunner sweeps the starboard horizon: behind him are Lyncis (Miss Lynch) and Leo Minor (Miss Chambliss); before is Triangulum (Mr. Allen). On the larboard the eye sweeps from Lyra (Miss Dryer) and Sagittarius, the archer (Miss Dewberry) past Hercules • Coach Walker) to Mercury (Miss Penruddocke) and Virgo (Miss Senn). In the dim distance ahead beacons Mars (Captain Starkey), the call to arms and country. Behind is High School; ahead, the future- college or armed services. Set your course by a star. P. H. S. calling Flight Forty-four. P. H. S. calling Flight Forty-four. Come in. I-light Forty-four calling P. H. S. Ship running hunky-dory. Everything going fine. Detail on passenger list as follows: Kenneth Crumpton and W. L. Coker are dueting on Sunrise Serenade , but then, graduation should inspire us to higher levels. Odessa Flowers and Ruby Pennington are absorbed in watching the Pilot and the Navigator. Aviation is very significant in this day. particularly at this time. Jack Gore is deep in thoughts ot Virginia, while Doris Hayne is regretting having to leave Charles Flurry in the midst of the maleless females of Phillips. Betty Hawkins is shedding crocodile tears because she must now leave her position as co-editor-in-chief of the Mirror. Sidney Pilgreen (Mrs. James Mosely) is looking forward to joining her merchant marine husband. Polly Brown is dreaming. Over some flame as usual. Mary Jo DeRoncey is tossing her books out of the window. Another way of kissing her troubles good-bye. WALTON GARRETT. Navigator. Bombs T II E M I R R ) R 23 Others occupied in similar work are: Fred Gamer. Betty Lou Bagby, Jennie Styles. Mildred Axledgc, Virginia Plaia. and Mary Tinsley who is. incidentally, praying fervently. Trying on a pair of high heeled spikes (for obvious reasons) is none other than Phyllis Diamantakos. Sue Pate has brought along a portable record-player to keep her morale up. Hugh Morrow and Virginia Farr are two of oui human morale builders. Kathryn Locascio is getting ready to bail out somewhere over Woodlawn. Buddy Lovell is engaged in a fast and furious game of tic tac toe with Billy Freeman. Mary Nell Rowe is soaking up poetic inspiration from the heavenly landscape as a background for Jim Bruce Smith’s profile. Walton Garrett is threatening the equilibrium of the plane by jitterbuggin’ to the enchanting strains of Pistol Packing Mama emitted from Joe Boyd's clarinet. Billy Dailey and Jimmy Ault supply the rest of the havoc. Alleen and Kathleen Perkins are deliberately confusing Harold Walker and Cecil Smith who Just can’t make them out.” Betty Mae Griffin and Betty Bass are going around asking how it feels to be in love. Ignorance is bliss. (It says here.) Doris Newsome. Lynn Finch are comparing interesting letters, while Jane Harding hums herself straight into dream-land. Alto Townsend and Harold Stallings are having a detailed discussion about politics. Mary E. Byars and Betty Sue Smith are having a detailed discussion also, but not about politics. While Bill Barton decorates the walls of the plane with Willie Willy . Ann Anderson is decorating Donna Mullican with the aid of cosmetics. Camille Pharo is ad libbing on a story being told by Lottie Cagle. Scott Ripley is blushing furiously. Just the mention of Jerry Coleman's name does that. • Trying desperately to keep Jimmie Ogle from exhausting the food supply is Mary Elizabeth Johnson, the stewardess. Mary Jo Orr. Betty Williams and Dorothy Agerton are reminiscing over their high school days, now in the dim past. Arthur Rice has his eyes Dawn-ward cast, and I do mean Dawn Shirah. Arthur also hates to leave his good ole sports page that took up so much of his time and constituted most of his joy—in fact, it makes him air sick to think of it. So the report goes. Our seniors are leaving to make room for the next flight that can also say Mission accomplished. Victory complete. NORA IPPOLITO. T II E M I R R O R 24 Last Flight You can't take it with you, we know, so the personnel of Flight ’44, before taking off from the P. H. S. Air Base for their Last Flight, wish to dispose of their worldly possessions thusly: Mary Nell Rowe and Billy Freeman issue their golden tongues to Betty Underwood and Charles Fell. Mary Frances and Ruth Higginbotham leave their last name to anyone—that is, to anyone who writes small. Marion Berry is putting friend Ann Cowart into the safekeeping of Dot Haney. Mary Tinsley and Sue Pate wish their messy locker with its picture of Clark Gable and its three faulty locks to their favorite freshman. William Hawkins. Mary Nell Lasater wills her various and sundry service pins to her little sister Leona. Mildred Thompson leaves her desired and dirty saddle shoes to Margaret Cooper. James Meacham passes on to Doris Homan his place at the piano in 216. Nora Ippolito wishes off all her neglected homework on Camilla Schefano, Anthony Ardovino and Jimmie McMillian. Sidney Pilgreen tearfully bestows her cherished top locker on Billie Stewart. Billy Cole trusts Ed Hardin with his bevy of girl friends. Hugh Morrow wishes to make Tom Banks the recipient of his favorite Marshal Post by Room 1. Lynn Finch passes on her dear shorthand notebook to Mary Jo Orr. Doris Mae Newsome hands down her battered tennis racket, with the glory attached, to Peggy Lowery. Betty Lou Bagby wills her charms to Betty Jo McIntosh (the ones on her bracelet. of course!. Marjorie Cale, Valeria Carroll. Sue Pate. Roy Hollingsworth. Elmer Roe and Betty Seabury will their pale locks to Nuncy Amis, Gene Akin, Joanne Bingaman. Drayton Scott. John Estes, Stephen Moxley and Peter Bolvig. Carolyn McKibbon. Jennie Styles. Dan Riley. Melba Leamon. Dorothy Agerton and Billy Dailey leave their places in the National Honor Society to the one. the only. John Bryan. Don Jackson leaves his way with the women in the care of Joe Burnett. The twins. Aileen and Kathleen Perkins, leave their ability to confuse the teachers and the chance of using one picture twice in the Annual to another set of twins. Josephine and Pauline Troulias. Joe Boyd. Jim Bruce Smith, James Lovell. Evelyn Campbell. Frances Mills, Jane Roy and Alto Townsend leave their ability to win elections to Polly Gillespie. Joe School. Bobby Shaw. Bill Miller and Sonya Rosenthal. Doris Hayne. Eva Gordon Downey and Pauline Brown will sell their beauty secrets to the highest bidder. Bob Odom. Arthur Rice. Walton Garrett and Jimmie Ogle send along their capacity to scoop and be scooped to Loula Rogers. Elsa Allgood. Annie Jo Conner. Rodney Moffett. Mary Ruth Stevens and Jack Strong. T II K M I K K O R 25 Mary Rowell. Betty Sue Smith. Jimmy Ault. Scott Ripley. Thomas Balance. Lottie Cagle. Odessa Flowers and Harold Walker leave their red hair to that fair-haired freshman. Charles Boyd. Duke Bradford. Jimmy Hill, W. L. Coker. Cecil Smith and Bill Barton will their military minds to sponsors Mary Helen House and Jane Stopinski. Mona Allison. Betty Bass. Margie Perkinson. Jimmy Cox. Olive Bailey, Sam Bennett. Pat Haislip and Lewis Staunton leave the memory of their dark beauty to the Sophs. Helen Disney. Mary Elizabeth Johnson and Doris Whit ton consign their happy faculty of getting in Mirror copy on time to Miss Ragan and the next staff. Charles Wilson, Margaret Harrell, Virginia Farr, and Betty Williams pass on their places in the Art Hall of Fame to Jane Pearce. Robert Johnson gives to Tommy Sisson his title Most Modest and Shy. Dolly Chapman donates her love for the Army to Joyce Jennings. Betty Hawkins and Dot Saunders tearfully leave their double seat in Miss Lynch’s room with its daydreams and blond talk to Lucy Grey Simms and Susan Baarcke. Margaret Faust. Thomas Ensey. Mary Elizabeth Byars. Ann Anderson, Roy Edwards. and Charles Sadler will their precious sense of humor to Miss Pcnruddocke. Evelyn Fitzgerald. Sue Williams. Myrtle Shelton. Cle Summers. Dorothy 'rucker. Ruby Pennington and Louise Thompson gladly leave their commercial ingenuity and type vocabulary to any prospective victims. Camille Pharo, Kathryn Locascio. Virginia Plaia. and Lillie Mazzara graciously leave their dark eyes to anyone who needs some effective beauty Hids. Phyllis Diamantakos, Mary Jo De Roncey. Betty Mae Griffin, and Grace Heilig generously scatter the sunbeams of their dispositions along the way for future seniors to take up and dispell the gloom. Harold Stallings. Kenneth Crumpton. Betty Gamble. Helen Boutwell, Jane Harding and Hazel Slaughter will and bequeath to the noisy demerit-collectors their quiet, precocious ways. John Connell. Albert Cooper. John McLaney, and Eldred McWhorter leave their curly hair to all those who wish to make an impression on the fairer sex. (curling irons included in gift.) Zac Manning. John McGraw. Charles Nummy. and Harry White wish to persuade somebody to take over their instinctive gift for always being in trouble. Thus, since this Flight Crew will return no more to this Base, these belongings may now Ik transferred from their foot lockers to those of the remaining crews. BETTY HAWKINS. Quartermaster. To you the ones who are left behind As you tread these hallowed halls Be kind to the ghosts who linger here Drawn back by the old school’s call And if in the twilight they wander back With a sad and lonely look Don’t be surprised if they whisper, “Alack! I forgot my history book. T HE 31 I If If O If 26 Happy Landings After four long years of basic and advanced training here at the P. H. S. Air Base, the members of this Flight Command have at last received their wings. With the backing of twenty-two hundred do-do’s and the urging-on of the superior officers, one hundred twenty persons have soloed out into the world, some to crack up perhaps, some to be forced down because of mishaps, others to fly high into the sky and on to greater victories. I have had the opportunity of looking into the flight records of many members of this crow. and. after many aptitude. I. Q., R Q. and other tests, I grab a parachute and prepare to bail out as 1 predict these “Happy Landings for them. Through my bombsight I see in Mary Nell Rowe’s daily column in the New York 1'imes that Billy “Frankie” Cole has made five hundred and twelve girls pass out in a dead faint, and has had his clothes torn completely off thirty-one times just from singing that hit song, written by that hit song writer Walton Garrett. A Plastic Doll.’ In another paper, the Chicago News, edited by Nora Ippolito, glancing at Arthur Rice’s column on the s| orts page we see that Robert Johnson has broken all existing records by carrying the pigskin over an average of ten times a game for the Green Bay Packers. In the educational world Mary Elizabeth Johnson has received a Ph.D. from Yale, while Betty Hawkins has just completed another novel. A Tree Grows in Norwood. General Jim Smith and his aid. Private Cecil Smith, have just finished bombing Tokio again in a new plane B-14.5 designed by Charles Wilson. Jack Gore has just received a bundle of joy!! His new “ham license tfor radio operation) has just arrived and he's tickled pink. We see that there is a beauty contest in Atlantic City with many former Phil-lipians participating; namely. Evelyn Campbell. Helen Disney. Doris Hayne. and many, many others. Jack Young and Eldrcd McWhorter have succeeded at last. They have established a beauty shoppe where all the latest hair styles can be had. made by the proprietors’ own fingers. They have some styles similar to their own. Other successful people are: Sam Bennett, the Charles Boyer of the day. has succeeded in Hollywood. His nonchalant sway has attracted attention all over the world. Bill Barton is making millions drawing cartoons, similar to Mickey Mouse, but naturally much, much more animal-like. Scott Ripley has finally put away his bashfulness. He now has a modeling firm that sells nothing but ladies' bathing suits. Betty Williams is teaching speech in the nn st widely known school in the States. She has developed the marvel of the century. A group of boys and girls blending their voices together as one. is her miracle. She calls this a Sqeech Choir. Joe Boyd, and his Ragtime Rhythm, is playing this week in the Hollywood Bowl. Many former Phillipians play in Joe’s keen swing band. Jimmy Ault boats a wicked drum. Billy Dailey slides a mean trombone, and Hugh Morrow also plays in the band. The instrument is not mentioned. Knowing Hugh, he's probably a triple-threat man. T ii i«; M i k k o r 31 CURRY LITERARY SOC IETY Robert Adams, James Adamson. Anthony Ardovino, Ralph Blue. Charles Boyd. Joe Boyd, Billy Cole. Alfred Frazer. Charles Fulham. Burt Gurley. Mark Hanna. Joe Horsley. Sam Jones, Dick Matheny. John McCollister, Ralph McMeekin, Jimmie McMillan, Jimmy Nelson. A. G. Phillips. Hilary Phillips. Arthur Rice. Jack Strong, Melvin Thorpe. Alto Townsend. Lewis White. l)AMKOSC II LITERARY SOCIETY Kathryn Austin. Diana Bathurst. Fan Bearden, Jeanne Beard. Marion Joanne Bingaman. Jeanne Bonhart. Vivian Boyle. Estelle Brake, Billie Brewer. Lottie Cagle. Mildred Carpenter, Merle Cash. Jean Coker. Jerry Cole. Nancy Day. Peggy Ann Fair. Margaret Faust, Cleo Fuller. Josephine Grass, Frances Gray. Muncy Harris. Fannie Harrison. Mary Frances Higginbothom, Lois Hopper, Carlyenn Hurd. Frances Hurd. Betty Jacob, Johnnie Mildred Johnson, Lillian Jones. Jeanne Kern. Betty McGiboney. Mary McIntosh. Carolyn MeKibbon, Betty Mathews, Doris Newsome, Pat Roundtree. Mary Elizabeth Slagle. Mary Helen Sparks. Mary Lelia Strickland. Mildred Thomas. HILLIARD Jimmy Adams. Bobby Barth. Sam Boykin. Duke Bradford. Walter Byars, Sam Chesnut, Z. N. Clinard, Dick Deas. Clyde Dowdle, Bill Forman. Hoyt Harris. Gene Hunter, Sam Johnson. Roy Martin. Billy McCollough. Don McCormick. Bo Miller. Otis Price. Bobby Shaw, Bobby Shill. Joe Shoel. Luther Smith. Sam Stephenson. Frank Trechsel, Arthur Walker, Jack Wall. Guy Wood!iff, Albert Wynn. I K M I K K O R T If E M I H K O I 33 MNEMOSYXEAN LITERARY SOCIETY Laura Acton, Marie Butler, Joyce Burchfield. Marjorie Cale, Sue Carder. Valeria Carroll, Nancy Cheatham. Dorothy Comfort. Frances Crosby, Betty Jo Doyle. Mary Ann Engle-bert, Emily Gibbs, Ann Grier, Barbara Hahn, Barbara Ingram. Martha Ann Ingram. Kitty Johns. Dorothy Kessler. Martha Kessler. Johnnie Sue Kimmons, Sylvia Little, Johnnie Lee Little, Norma Jean Mansfield, Ann Lacey Nethery. Bess Nethery, Martha McLeroy. Betty Ann Patterson. Edith Per-kinson, Margie Perkinson. Mary Rowell. Joyce Sessaman, Ann M. Smith. N. Ann Smith. Evelyn Thompson. Mary Carson Tinney. Julia Gay Walker, Norma Jean Williams. Betty Claire Windham. OWEN LITERARY SOCIETY James Beasley. Charles Binion, Axel Bolvig, Peter Bolvig. Rhodes Boykin, John Bryan. Bob Donald. Charles Doster, Hubert Doster. Frank Drake, Felix Drennen, Jack Edwards. Charles Fell. Beaty Hanna. Joe Hawkins. Phillips Jackson. Edward Johnston. Ray Large. Earl Marsh, Bill Miller, John Million. Donald Muir. Robert Molden. Phil Neal. Hugh Neighbors. Jimmy Noel. Charles O'Bryant, Jimmy Ogle. Robert Saunders, Drayton Scott. Weyman Snuggs, George Summerville, Billy Joe Ward. Tom Wetmore. Jimmy Wingo. PIERIAN LITERARY SOCIETY Jane Gray Bass. Patty Collier. Catherine Collins, Margaret Cooper. Ruth Davis. Elizabeth Edwards. Charlotte Eros, Caroline Estes. Jean Evans. Louise Goodall. Lola Mae Jones. Mary Pride Jones. Jane Major. Mary Mapes, Mary Jo McNabb, Marie Moody, Mallie Moughon, Martha Nesbitt, Olivia Prowell. Loula Rogers. Mary Ruth Stevens. Edith Tanner. Edith Tynes, Julia Mae Webb. Diane Williams. 34 r II K M I R I ) R 35 PROMETHEAN LITERARY SOCIETY Susan Adams. Marjorie Baughn, Sally Bozier Allen. Betty Lou Bagby, Corn Moss Bell, Marjorie Davis. Wilma Diefen-bach, Virginia Early, Catherine Freeman, Edwina Foreman. Mary Elizabeth Graves. Mary Helen House, Mary Jean Kendrick. Mary Louise Lovell. June Massey. Margaret Mathews. Betty Jo McIntosh, Marilyn Miller. Susan Montgomery. Ann Newell. Mary June Or, Jane Pearce. Eleanor Pedigo. Mary Alice Perry. Nancy Perry. Jessie Rea. Dot Reynolds, Betty Shaw. Harriett© Shaw. Jane Stopinski. Dot Teal. Ann Vance. Katherine Yates. THALIA LITERARY SOCIETY Mona Allison. Helen Aston. Olive Bailey, Betty Butler. Barbara Campbell. Joy Carmichael. Mae Cunningham. Florence Dillard. Doris Duke, Dorothy Duke. Yvonne Hamilton. Lynne Hnrtung. Doris Hebard, Barbara Houser. Florence Klyce. Leona Lasater. Mary Nell Lasater. Betty Manley. Frances Mendenhall. Frances Mills. Jean Moore, June Morris, Betty Moxley. Kitty Powell. Marian Powell, Ruth Powell. Adele Schooley. Dorothy Shirley. Jean Simmons. Sara Simmons, Betty Joyce Smith. Betty Sue Smith. Cle Summers. Jane Tarrant. Marjorie Thomas. VEST ALIA LITERARY SOCIETY Dorothy Agerton. Charlsie Ann Barton. Frances Barton. Jane Barnett. Betty Bass. Marion Berry. Freda Bond. Harriet Burns. Ann Coker. Ann Cowart. Venette Cox. Dean DeRamus. Kathryn Douglas, Eva G. Downey. Patsy Ellis, Sara Ellis. Betty Jane Frew, Dianne Gardner. Betty Sue Gray. Floy Gunn. Virginia Ann Holcomb, Norma Horn. Willadean Jackson, Sara Laws. Peggy Lowery, Margaret Ann Newton. Elizabeth Norris. Sue Peeler. Cherry Phillips, Elizabeth Ploeger. Virginia Pop-well. Mary Nell Rowe. Mary Jane Roy. Martha Joyce Shealy. Mary Jane Smith. Jennie Styles. T ii k M i r it o r 37 YANCEY LITERARY SOC IETY Billy Achor. John Akin. Harry Allen. Bill Barton, Jimmy Bates. Jack Brown. Billy Buck. John Carpenter, Richard Causey. Richard Dominick. Buddy Esco. Charles Ethridge, Jerry Gaultney. Sherwood Gill, Jack Gore, Frank Harrison. Lynn Hawkins. Gary Head. Jimmy Hill, Roy Hollingsworth. Billy Johnson, Bill Letson. Louis Locke, Buddy Lovell. Robert Lynch. Alex Maddox. Fred Martin, Robert Martin. Stephen Moxley. Robert Nesbit, Robert Patillo, Billy Pogue. Billy Ray. Preston Rogers. Jimmy Seay, David Sperling, Edwin Stafford. George Stathakes, Jimmy Wilson. Robert Windham. Bob Young. ART CLUB Mildred Atkinson. Betty Beckman. Mary Ella Bemis. Bobby Braun. Homer Carter, Kathryn Curington. Pat Curtis, Roberta Drake. Mildred Classman, Eva Jeane Hawkins, Ruth Higgen-botham. Peggy Kendrick. June Lord. Lillie Mazzara. Patsy McCauley, Sue McVay. Jane Park, Julia Perkins. Alice Quick, Nancy Rankin. Charles Robinson, Mary Saunders. Clara Sauer. DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS CLUB Geraldine Coleman. Milton Cook. Bobbye Edge. Evelyn Fitzgerald. Fred Garner. Clarence Gibson. Dot Hallbrooks. Lillys Heaton. Willis Hendrix, Edna Johnson. Margie Marcrum. Charles Nummy. Abe Owens. Dick Peake, George Rice. John Scott. Jean Sherrard. Hazel Slaughter. Kermit Tubbs. Leroy Whited. Sue Williams. T II E M I R R O R 39 GIRL RESERVES Elsa Allgood, Marit Allgood, Geraldine Arledge, Mildred Arlcdge, Mary Boschung, Ricky Cams. Doris Cook. Virginia Cranford. Edna Deale. Vivian Dunn. Jean Dutton. Odessa Flowers. Barbara Gardner, Jeanne Gates, Dorothy Harris, Betty Jo Hays, Martha Huddleston. Mary Jean Hughes. Mary Jolly. Laneyl Kramer. Peggy Martin. Carmelina Mollica. Annie Oliver. Esther Owens, Virginia Plaia. Margene Praytor. Nan Raissle. Ann Rauschenberg, Eleanor Jo Reid. Marganie Scott. Joyce Sentell. Doyle Smith. Josephine Troulias. Pauline Troulias. Betty Jane West, Jerry Whitton. Jean Wigginton. Juanita Yuille. GIRLS LETTER CU B Dorothy Agerton, Gene Akin, Kathryn Austin, Betty Bass. Jeanne Beard, Frieda Belyeu. Estelle Brake, Marie Butler. Sue Carder. Virginia Clark. Jerry Cole, Mary Will Collins, Virginia Cranford. Mae Cunningham, Nan Davis. Inez Day. Claret te Dennis. Cathren Dickinson. Vida Lee Dudley, Dorothy Fant, Lynn Finch. Doris Foreman. Jeanne Gates. Martha Goodwin. Fannye Grammas. Mary Elizabeth Graves. Ann Grier. Frances Harrison, Betty Hawkins, Doris Hayne. Elizabeth Hinds, Jean Hobbs, Mary Jean Hughes. Nora Ippolito. Gloria Isreal. Willodean Jackson. Edna Ruth Johnson. Peggy Lowery. Billie McBee, Kathryn McCollum. Betty Jo McIntosh, Miriam Meyer. Dorothy Mullican. Doris Newsome, Sue Pate, Mary Pelekis. Maude Reynolds. Jo Reynolds. Mary Nell Rowe. Betty Seabury. Ann Smith. Jane Stopinski, Emaleen Stoves. Katherine Stroud, Betty Ann Thompson. Mary Tinsley. Frances Thompkins. Betty Ann Ware, Shirley Watson. Norma Jean Whyte. Edith Wiggins. Margaret Wildsmith. Betty Wood. Juanita Yuille. LIBRARY CLUB Ruby Alice Arondale. Mary Nell Arledge, Paul Carter. Sue Curtis. Nellye Ray Davis. Virginia Dugger. Barbara Ellis. Juanita Gaither. Ernestine Grammas, Margaret Harrell. John Hawkins. Charles Henry, Albert Jacobs. Frances Neighbors. Frances Norton. Raymond Scruggs, Robert Thornton. •10 T II K M I K It ( H 41 PHOTOGRAPHY CUB Leo Cruso, Burton Dorman. Joe Hushes. Dan Moss. Billy Paul, Tommy Patton, Thurman Robertson. Mallory Rowe. Jimmy Smith. Kenneth Tanner. Kemp Tunklc. Henry Weston, Jimmy Wilson, Bobby Wright. Clem Zbenden. PHILLIPS HONOR RIFLES James Adamson, Buddy Alford. Jimmie Bates. Rufus Bethea, Charles Brown. Phillip Devore. Jimmie Duke. Charles Flurry. Gd Gilder, Ed Hardin. Jack Huggins. C. W. Lowe. Royce Lowe, Allen McDowell, Roy Mauldin. Theron Moss. Frank Nelson. Tommy Parks. Sam Pilleteri. Cecil Smith, Jim Bruce Smith. Ollis Thompson, Dick True. Dan Vann. Adrian Watson. Bob Weeks. Harry White. Mac Wood. Arthur Woody. SCIENCE CU B Charles Armstrong. George Drysdale. Billy Fenn. John Ivey. Dan Kornegay. Jimmy McKnight. Don Mize, Rodney Moffett. Davis O'Kelley. Norman Pass. Louis Perry, John Porter. Ray Ratliff. Courtney Robbins, Alvin Tunkle, Don Turn-bull. T II K M I R K O K •12 The gym girls yell and yell and yell As if they’d seen a rat But us poor studes in 215 Don't think they’re short on cats. (Meow!) T II E M I R R O K 43 ushers ru n Roger Abbott, Joe Baldone. Axel Bolvig. Joe Boyd. Rhodes Boykin, John Bryan. Walter Byars. Billy Cole. Billy Dailey. Clyde Dowdle, James Duke. Alfred Frazer. Jerry Gaultney. Ed Gilder. Mark Hanna, Frank Harrison. Lynn Hawkins. Roy Hollingsworth. Sam Johnson. Bruce Jones. James Lovell. Royce Lowe. AJex Maddox, Don Marshman, Fred Martin. Bill Miller. Hugh Morrow, Hugh Neighbors. Don Nelson. Sam Pilleteri, Billy Pogue. Dan Riley. Joe School. Jim Smith. David Sperling. Edwin Stafford. George Summerville. Don Thornbury, Alto Townsend. Frank Treehsel. Don Turnbull. Adrian Watson. Arthur Woody. WRITER'S WORKSHOP Betty Alford. Betty Diseker. Betty Hawkins. Mary Malfas. Ruth McKenzie. Sylvia Mitchell. Dale Solomon. Virginia Tidwell. Thelma Vaughn. Frances Lawrence. The Company ★ 2025 l t Avenue, North Phone 3-9171 ★ OFFICE SUPPLIES ENGINEERING SUPPLIES OFFICE FURNITURE PRINTING T II K M I K R O K “Brass Hats' Miss Benson has taught squares of “X’s To members of both of the sexes. She instills in their minds Logarithms of sines And her tests have made some of them wreck-ses. Miss Gatchell's sweet phrase we can't hide: Books closed and put to one side. She has cleaned up the mystery We all know as history. Or at least if she hasn't, she's tried We will all recollect Gochenour Who has taught us to say. “SI, SENOR. Though this good-hearted soul HABLA BIEN ESPANOL. NO SABE why we're learning no more. Miss Lynch is the teacher you'll rate In Englishes Seven and Eight It’s really no cinch To pass under Miss Lynch As many have found, but too late. We'll remember one thing above all: Miss Penruddocke patrolling the hall Mow she shouted. Hey. hey. Have you got an O. K.? If you haven't, go see Mr. Aull. We'll remember for e'er and a day The beautiful hair of Miss Saye, But your throat she will throttle If you say by a bottle Is the way that she got it that way. We'll remember Miss Senn with the best She who taught us our SUM, ESTIS. EST. If you e'er want to please 'or Know Virgil and Caesar And make a good grade on her test. We should hold in our hearts with the dearer The two martyrs who sponsor The Mirror I'm discussing, of cawse Misses Skelton and Moss No two others could be any queerer. Rodney Moffett. T I! B M I I U ) R •10 A. A. F. F. OR Athletic Antics of Flight Forty-four This is the official report of the A. A. F. F. Out of eight missions they successfully completed five, an excellent record. The Flight flew against high odds on each mission, but each time gave a good account of themselves. Many were the setbacks and casualties suffered by the Fighting Forty-fourth”, but they took it in their stride and proved that theirs was a great team, capable of doing battle with the best of them. On practically every mission it had been predicted that the A. A. F. F. could not possibly come through successfully, that it would be Imposible to overcome such staggering odds, but note the results! Five out of eight missions successfully completed is not bad. Here, for the records, has been set forth each mission. Congratulations are in store for the whole Flight Crew. FIRST MISSION: HUEYTOWN Reconnaissance planes failed to reveal cleverly camouflaged positions and the A. A. F. F was forced to turn back. SECOND MISSION WEST END Undaunted, the Fighting Forty-fourth come in low again over strong positions. This time they proved they had what it takes. All objectives completely demolished. THIRD MISSION: ENSLEY Heavy ack-ack destroyed bombsights and aerials failed to bit their mark. Unable to complete mission. FOURTH MISSION: DECATUR This proved to lx the longest and one of the most dangerous of all, but determination and skill brought the Flight through with flying colors. Mission completed. FIFTH MISSION: BESSEMER One of the most difficult operations, but also the most successful. Teamwork was the deciding factor; enabled great concentration of power. SIXTH MISSION: FAIRFIELD Not much opposition met. Mission highly successful. Untried crews proved worth. SEVENTH MISSION: WOODLAWN Extremely heavy flak met. Heavy casualties. Target left intact for Flight Forty-FIVE. EIGHTH MISSION: RAMSAY Last mission. Came over target perfectly and began blasting away. Radio communications went hay-wire for a while, hut Ingenuity and fighting spirit turned what appeared like certain defeat into victory. And. now, the “Fighting Forty-fourth” is winging its way on to a new and greater field of conflict. They are veterans now. capable of meeting and overcoming difficult. unexpected situations. They have been tried and proven. May they acquit themselves Well on this, the greatest mission of their lives. —ARTHUR RICE. First row «H-fi n right): Leland Norman Melvin Thorjio. Ralph Tapstjoll Charles Helton. . N. Clinard. Clifford Jones. Oliver Steele Second row: Jack Mayhall. Joe Horsley. Johnny Holmes. Johnny ('a.rpentei Warren Schmitt, 'fed Reed. Robert Pa I met Third row: Hill Foreman. John Hawkins. Billy Farrell. Charles Flurry. Anthony )ddo, Tommy Johnson. Jack Dorsky. Ralph Jaffe. Hugh Morrow. Fourth row: Ferren Brown. Bruce Jones. Arthur Rice. Marshall Pitts. Thomas Sisson. Wade Norton. Alfred Jaffe. Ted Grey. Fifth row: Robert Johnson. Jimmy Duke. Jimmy Holloway, ollis Thompson. Scott Ripley. George Dickinson. Kmmett Wigginton. Sixth row Jimmy Nelson, Tom Ranks, Charles Ay cock. Bill Let son. Not included m the picture are: Tom McAdory. Richard Hanson and Bobby Shaw T ii i: .M i u i: o u Birmingham Seafood Company Wholesale I hsiril uior KRKSII KISH. SHRIMP. nVSIKKS L. J . Here. Mm. i'hone 7 l l.'UM Koiilh A eiuie. Noiih I irmiu-.:liai!i. Alabama (‘•unplimeiiis of City Paper Company I Jnnie «i. SCIH |« 1. SCPPUKS ami spkciai.tiks NORTON Produce Co. whoi.ksai.i-: riioni k KXCIIANC.K lil lLDlNC Hirii'iii”iiam. Alabama 1 STKt lilZF.n MII.lv anil IHTTKK.VlI.k with that hiirn-l- re h Kiavor FOREMOST Dairies of the South 300(5 lllfh A e:m . North piiuM-: 7-in:; S. M. (I)iek) Kee-.e. Manager |.S. 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Bobby Bell PUBLICATION STAFF I Dood It SENIOR CLASS ORGANIZATION Senior Class Officers There Will Never Be Another You Senior Class Committees It Had To Be You SENIORS My Shining Hour FEATURE SECTION When They Ask About You New World......................................Virginia Sanford Now It Can Be Told .....—............ Marion Joanne Bingaman It Ain't Necessarily So ..................... Annie Jo Conner The Swamp.........................................Bobby Bell CLUBS My Buddy SEMPER IBIDEM .................................. Elsie Zander SNAPSHOTS Among My Souvenirs ADVERTISEMENTS If You Please AUTOGRAPHS G Bye Now Publication Staff I DOOD IT LOULA ROGERS........................ ELSA ALLGOOD......................... RODNEY MOFFETT........ -............ JACK STRONG.......................... DRAYTON SCOTT................ -..... MARION JOANNE BINGAMAN............... MARTEE McREYNOLDS.....-....-........ ........ Editar-in-Chief Assistant Editors ........Sports Editor ........Business Editor .....Exchange Editor ......... ..Art Editor CONTRIBUTORS Annie Jo Conner Jane Hutto Charles Ingram Clyde Magnuson Sylvia Mitchell Janice Smirl Kemp Tunklc Morris Villadsen BUSINESS STAFF Marion Joanne Bingaman Joe School Virginia Early Drayton Scott Charles O’Bryant Kemp Tunkle PHOTOGRAPHERS Joe Hughes James Wilson Marcella Along! TYPISTS Olive Bailey Sara Maddox Leona Skelton Leslie Moss SPONSORS J. Eli Allen Belle Comer Winifred Ragan Senior Class Organization KEYNOTE: PAR ONERI (Equal to the burden) COPYRIGHT INSIGNIA: The Talisman Rose. NETWORK: Gold and Green THEME SONG: “Parting” Marion Joanne Bingaman Senior Class Officers “THERE WILL NEVER BE ANOTHER YOU President. HUGH NEIGHBORS Vice President ROYCE FjOWF. Secretary JANE STOPINSKI Pianist. ALVIN TUNKLE Artist BOBBY BELL Orator... Poet VIRGINIA SANFORD Vocalist EMILY GIBBS Senior Class Committees “IT HAD TO BE YOU Mary Elizabeth Graves, Mary Helen House. Sam Johnson. Thomas Slauson. MOTTO... Mary Leta English. Mark Hanna. Sam Jones. Elizabeth Wall. FLOWER AND COLOR Miss Belle Comer. Sponsor Mary Dobbs. Sherwood Gill, Marilyn Miller. Eleanor Pedigo. BOOK... Bobby Bell. Beverly Coshatt. Susan Montgomery, Elsie Ann Zander. T II K M I K K o R cc O 55 Seniors 0 MY SHINING HOI K HUGH ANDERSON NEIGHBORS Hugh-Pugh Senior Class President 44: Usher 43: Associate HmiI 44; Owen 41. Treasurer 42. Corresponding Secretary 44; S. R. President 43. 44 ; Mirror Agent 41; R. O. T. 0. Rifle Team 43. Cadet Lt. Colonel 11: Victory Corps. Air Division President 43. JAMES ROYCE LOWE llo ” National Honor Society 13, Vice-Presi dent 44; Vice-President Senior Class 44: Ushers ‘43: Yancey 41; Honor Rifles 43; Dramatic Club 'll; Chairman Club Committee 44: Victory Corps 43; Vice-President S R. 42, 43 ; Vice-President History Cl« s 41. President Knirlish Class 42 ; R. O. T. C. Officer 43; Representative Roys State 43; Memorial Day Program 43. Cluba Quit Program 43. Rifle Club Program. Airport and Legion Field Drill Platoons 43. Armistice Parade 40. Honor Society Program 43. Speech Choir 42. Lunch Room ’ll. JANE 8TOPINSKI National Honor Society 43: Senior Clnsa Secretary 44: Invitation Committee 43; Promethean 41. Secretary 43; (!. L. C. 42. Seeretary 44. Treasurer 43. Club Stunts 43: R. O. T. C. Sponsor 43: S. R. President 42. Secretary 12. Banker 43: English Cl s President 43; P. T. A. Ten 13 ; Mirror Typist 44. DRAYTON TRUCKS SCOTT Senior Class Orator 44: Senior Class Play 44: Chairman Club Committee 43. Clubs Committee 44: Chairman Orientation Committee 43; Mirror Board 13. 44. Business Editor 44; Annual Board 48. 41: Business Staff Mirror 43. 44 ; Bus ness Staff Annual '43. 44 ; Owen ll- 14. Vh-c-President 44; Treasurer 13. Secretary 42, Winner Interclub Debate 42. Chairman Inter-cluh Oratorical 43. Chairman Interclub Debates 43: Drnmntic Club '41 44. President 43. 44. Treasurer 43, Dramatic Club Play 43; S. R. Council Member 41. Mirror Agent 41. 44. Stamp Salesman 42; Span sh Cln- President 44. Motion Picture Operator 42. 43: Auditorium Programs. Class Day 13. Sportsmanship 43. Red Cross 42, American Education Week 42. Christmas 42: Radio Program 42: National Honor Society 44. LOIS VIRGINIA SANFORD Senior Class Poet 44; Writers Workshop 43: C. L. C. Honorary Member 44: S. R. Secretary 40: Junior Band '•It; Marshal 41 BOBBY EUGENE BELL National Honor Society 43: Senior Class Artist 44; Curry 14. Social Committee ’ll: Pen and Brush Club 44. Publicity Committee 44 : S. R. President 44, Vice-President 43. EMILY E. ;i B3 Senior Class Vocalist 44: Choir Vice-President ‘43: S. R. Treasurer 43; Victory Corps 43-' 14 ; I-ead in Operetta 13 : Phillips Night Programs 42. 48. Choir Christmas Programs 42. 43. Victory Program 43. A. K. A. Program 43. Air Base Program 43. ALVIN TUNKLE Senior Class Pianist 44; Curry 43- 44; Science Club I2-'I3: Band. Solo Trombone '4l- 44: Orchestra 4S- 44; Band Vaudeville 41- 44. MARY LAURA ACTON Mnrmesynean 40. Secretary 41. Vice-President 42, 43. Press Agent 42: President History' Class 41: S. R. Secretary ‘41 : Treble Clef Club 41; President Freshman Glee Club 41 ; R. O. T. C. Sponsor '43: Marshal 41. 42: Club Stunt 41; Vaudeville 41: May Festival 11. 42. JAMES ROBERT ADAMS Bookie Election Comm ttoe 12: Curry 42. Standing Committee 44; S. R. President 42. Secretary 13: Band 41. 41: Orchestra 43. 44 ; Bond Rally 12. Air Base Program 43. Stale Music Festival 42. Phillips Night 41. 44. T H E M I R R O R 10 JAMBS ROBERT ADAMSON “Rabbit” Honor Rifle '43: Marshal 41. ‘42: R. O. T. C. Corporal '42, Sound Sgt. ‘42, Guide Sul. 43. Guard of Honor, Platoon Sgt. 44. Second I.t. 44. First Lt. 44: Rifle Club Program 43. 44; R. O. T. C. Program 41, 43. RIS8ELL A I.FORD. JR. ‘Buddy- Honor Rifle Club ‘41: S. R. Secretary 40, Ranker 40, ‘41. Stamp Salesman 41. 42, Mirror Agent 41 : R. O. T. C. Corporal 41. First Lieutenant '42, Captain 48. Major 44. HARRY N. ALLEN Yancey 4H. MONA ELAINE ALLISON “Monita Thalia 43: Glee Club. IS; Band 48; Vaudeville 41: Auditorium Program 44: Crippled Children' Clinic Game '43; Wnr Rond Parade 43 : A. K. A. Program 43. War Rond Rally 42. Army Day Parade '42. Christmas Festival 41. 42. MARCELLA MARIE ALONGI Personality Club 43, 41; Victory Corp 42- 44, Annual Typist '44; Mirror Typist 44. GERALDINE ARLEDGE “Gerry Girl Reserve Club 41- 44. Vice-President 'll. Secretary 43. Conference Representative 43, Camp Representative 42, Gadsden Representative '48. Program Chairman 14. Membership Chnirmnn 43, Scrnpbook Chairman 13, 44. Initiation Committee 44: Girls Rifle Club '42. 43 : S. R. Seer.-lory 40. Stamp Salesman 12. Ranker 41. 42: Sewing Class President 43. Assistant 44; Marshal '41. '43; Phillip Night 41. 43; Parade 42. JAMES FOWLER ATTAWAY Atlawa “ S. R. Secretary 11; History Clan Vice-President ‘44: English Class Secretary '44. willard g. Bagwell -wig OLIVE PEARL BAILEY Thalia ‘13. '44 ; Mirror Agent '44 ; Community Service Division Victory Corps '43. 44. Committee Chnlrman 43. Treasurer 44 ; Dramatic Club 42. 43. '44 : Speech Choir 44: Secretary Speech Class 43: Annual Typist 44. Auditorium Program 14; May Day Festival 44; National Honor Society 44. FORREST BAKER President History Clans 41 : President Economics Clans 42; President English Class 42: R. O. T. C. Sgt. 43: Marshal 4l-'42: Christmas Festival 41- 42: Phillips Night ll- 42; Armistice Day Parade '41; Choir 43. T ii i M I R R O If 11 SARAII LUCILE BARRET Dramatic Club ’41- 44; Speech Choir 4S-’-l4: Marshal ‘44: Victory Corps Community Service Division 43- 44; Auditorium '44; May Day Festival '44; Army Day Parade '42. SARAH MII.DRKD BASSETT Aglaia 41: Girls’ Glee Club 43, Vice President '14: S. R. Mirror Agent '43; Vice-President History Class 42: Vice-President Biology Clans 44: Marshal 41. 44: Christmas Festival 41. '42: Jr. Red Cross Assembly Program 42: War Bond Rally '42: A. E. A. Program '42. '43: Assembly Program '42. 43. JAMES CALVIN BEASLEY Owen '42, Chairman Freshman Committee; Armistice Parade 41: R. O. T. C. Choir '43; R. 0. T. C. First Sgt. 43-’ 14 : National Honor Society '44. CHARLES PETER BKDDOW S. R. President '40. 42. Stamp Salesman '41. Mirror Agent '42, Council Member 41, 43: Marshal 41. MARGARET P. BELEW ••Boots- Personality Club '43. Treasurer 44: Newcomers Cluh 41, President 41. Secretary '42; S. R. Mirror Agent '13; History Class Treasurer '43; Auditorium Club Qui Program '42. EUGENIA HALE BELL Clio '41. '14: Junior Red Cross ’41-'44, Vieo-Prrsidcnl '44. Treasurer 43: Freshman Glee Club 40: Senior Glee Club '43: Treble Clef Club 41; Choir '44: S. R. President 40: Aud torium Program '40-’44: Phillips Night 'll; Community Chest Campaign 41. 44: Bond Rally 41, 12; Operetta ‘12; Christmas Program 12. '43. FREIDA WILSON BEI.YEU G. L. C. 42: Marshal 42. 13: First Aid 42. Home Nursing 43. RUFUS BETHEA. JR Black Hilliard 41. 42: Rifle Club 43. 44 ; Track 41. 42. •43. BETTY JANE BILGERE S. R. Secretary 41. 42. Stamp Salesman 43. MARION JOANNE BINGAMAN Jo Publication Committee: Dnmrosch 42- 44, Parliamentarian 43. 44. Secretary '43. Book Committee 43. 44 : Community Service Division Victory Corps ‘43. Chairman U. S. O. Committee 43. President 44 : Junior Red Cross 41- 44. Secretary 43. 44; Choir 43- 44. Publicity Chairman 44: Treble Clef Club 41. Business Mnnager '42: Freshman Glee Club 40: Mirror Board 43. Exchange Editor 44. Annual 43, '44: Vice-President Vocal Class '42: Secretary History Class 43: Secretary Production Class '43: Vice-President Harmony and Appreciation Class 42. 43: S. R. Mirror Agent 41. Banker 41- 43: Marshal 41, Head Marshal 42; Auditorium Programs 40. 41, 43, Thanksgiving 41, Red Croas 42. 43. Christmas 43. May Festival 41 43, War Chest Rally 42. Christmas Festival 42. 43 Recital 42. 43. Bond Rally 42. Music Review 42. Air Bose Sing 43. Club Stunt 43, Phillips Night 4 4. Easter Program 14. This Is My Country” 44. T II E M I R R () R 12 JIMMIE COLLEEN BLACKWELL Co Daninwh 41. ' 2: S. H. ViVr-PrMidrnl MO. Swrflnrjf 'll; Marshal M2. Ml; First Aid Squad M3; Father’s Night Program M3. SYLVIA BONFIELD A itInin Ml. President M4. Vice-President M3. Recording Secretary M3. Club Stunt M3; Victory Corps Community Service President; S. R. Vice-President MS, Council Member M3. Ml. Stomp Snlcsmnn Ml. M2: Senior Glee Club MO. Ml: Choir M2. MS: Trial by Jury : Commencement Exercises Ml. MS: Christmas Festival MO. M2. Thanksgiving Program MO. Christmns Program Ml, M2. Bond Rally M2. P. T. A. Program M2. A. E. A. Program M2. VIVIAN LEE BOYLE Damronch M3-M4: I). O. Club M2-M3. Secretary- Treasurer M2-MS: Victory Corps M3-M4: S. R. Secretary MO. Ml. M2. President M2. Vice-President M3; Marshal MO-MI : Red Cross Program M2. NOVA ESTELLE BRAKE Tootale” G. L. C. Mi-Mi: Girls’ Rifle Club M3: Girl Reserves M2: Dumrosch M3. Vice-President M3; S. R. Hanker MS j Bookstore M2-MI: Phillips Night M2. M3. Army Day Parade M2. Captain Gym Class M2-M4 : Cn-Captain Girls' Rifle Club M3; Winner Girls Shufflcboard Tournament MS, M4, Darts M2. MS. Horseshoes M1-M3: Basket-hall M0-M4; Volley Ball MI-MI; Baseball Ml-MS: Soccer M0-M4. LAWRENCE BRICE S. R. Secretary ’13. Mirror Agent MO: Basketball M4. RALPH W. BROOKS Waldo” Hilliard MO-MI: Science Club M2-M3: Photography Club M0-M8: R. O. T. C. Hand. 1st Lt. M3; Band M1-M4. 1st Trombone; Orchestra Ml-’II. 1st Trombone; Collective City Orchestra M3, 1st Trombone: S. R. President Ml. Vice-Presidonl M2. Secretary MO: Vaudeville M0-M4; South American Exhibit '42. JOHN EDWARDS BRYAN. JR. National Honor Society MS. President ’ll. Scholarship Committee MS; Owen Ml: Ushers M2: S. II. President M4, Vice-Pres dent M3; Hl-Y M2; Basketliall M2-M4; Track '44. HELEN El. I EASE BUNTON G. U C. 12-MI; Personality Club MS. M4: S. R. Mirror Agent Ml: I). O. Club MS. 14. Social Chairman 44; Victory Corps Ml; Marshal 'll; Soccer M2: Shiifflcboard 42; Darts M2; Volley Ball M2: Bookstore M1-M4. KLMYRA BURBAGE Dramatic Club MO. Ml: Personality Club MS: S. R. Vice-President Ml. Secretary M2. Banker Ml: Marshal 44; Red Cross MO-MS; Auditorium Program M2, M3. JOYCE ALAN BURCHFIELD Mnemosynean Ml. Club Stunt M2. Representative on Auditorium Program. Club Social Committee: S. R. Ranker Ml; Glee Club Ml. T II K M IRROtt 13 DOROTHY VIRGINIA BYRD Dot Personality Club M2. MS: S. R. Secretary 12. MS. M4. Hunker M2: Red Cross Representative MS; Victory Corps MS. VALERIA JOYCE CARROLL Mnemosynoan Ml, Recording Secretary MS. Club Stunt M2: S. R. Secretnry M2. Council Member Ml: History Class Secretary MS : Senior Glee Club M2. Prealiient MS; Choir Ml: Victory Corps M3: Auditorium Programs Ml, Ml. Bond Rally M2. War Cheat Drive M2. Operetta M2. Christmas Festival MS. A. E. A Music Program M2, MS. Vaudeville M2. ANNIE SUE CARD Mnemosynoan Ml, Treasurer Ml: Gl 3Srf Tb Book- store MS-MI: Victory Corps M2: Phtllips Kight Program 12. MS: P. T. A. Member-OLUriv,. ■ t'l J S Volley Ball Tram M2. MS. V £0 + MARIK CKRNIGLIA CHEATHAM Bill Ml: Glee Club MS: Choir ; Victory Corps M3. Ml: M2. Christmas Pro-Programs Ml-MS. l.«ng Live A. K. A. Program Ml. M2. JEANNE OPHELIA CHESSER Freckle. Damrosch Ml: Glee Club MS. Ml: Marshal MS: Army Show Ml: Christmas Program M3. KENNETH JACKSON CHOATE Seldom D. O. Club M3-M4: S. R. Banker MS: Biology CIiuu Vice-President Ml : Victory Corps MS-MI, Production Division M3-M4. Secretary Ml. EVANGELINE CHR18TU “Vangie Personality Club MS: Banker M2. TONY LEE CICIO T. It.” S. R. President M2. Council Member Ml : Victory Corps M3. Ml: Football MO. GERALDINE COLE Jerry Damrosch MO-MI. Social Committee. Program Committee: Diversified Occupations MS-MI; Victory Corps MS. Ml; S. R. President MO. Ml, M2. Vice-President M2. MS. Secretary Ml. M2, M3; Fathers Night Ml. M2. T ii k M i it it o it GERALDINE COLEMAN Jerry D. O. Club 42- 44. President 4 . S. K. President 42: Volley Ball 42; 44, Treasurer Baseball '42. 42: ANNIE JO CONNER Swcetpea Newcomer 48. Secretary ’48: Dramatic Club ‘43; Dam roach 44; S. R. President ’42, Vice-President ‘43. Mirror Agent 41; Mirror Reporter '43. 44 ; Librarian Typist 43; Victory Show '48. BEVERLY COSHATT Red Mnemosyncan ’48: R. O. T. C. Sponsor 42. ‘43; Mar-«hal 41, 42; Rifle Club Program '43; Army Day Program 43; National Honor Society 44. HELEN COTMAN S. R. Council Mcmlier '41 ; Marshal 43. KATHRYN COURINCTON MARY ELIZABETH CRAWFORD Betlye Damrosch 40: S. R. President 40. Mirror Agent 42. 43. Council Member 41. Stamp Salenmnn 42: Victory Corps 42. 43: Vice-President History Class 42. Secretary 48: VIce-President Vocal Class 44: May Festival 41: Oi erett« 41. FRIEDA CRENSHAW Jinx S. R. Treasurer '42; Marshal 42. 44 ; Stale Music Festival 42. 48; Christmas Program 43. FRANCES CORRINE CROSBY Notional Honor Society 43; Mnemosynean 42, Vice-President 44; Sponsors Cluh 48; Secretary-Treasurer 43. 44; Dramatic Club ‘43; S. R. Secretary 43: Bnt-talion Sponsor. R. O. T. C. 43. 44 : Chairman Victory Books Committee 43: Jr. Red Cross Representative 43; Victory Corps 42. 43: Marshal 42. 43. Auditorium Program 43- 44. ALVIN THOMAS DAVIS S. R. President 43. Council Mrmler 41; History Class President 43; Marshal 41, 43. I.MSZ DA i G. L. C. '42. 14; S. R. Secretary 41: Marshal 42. 13: Bookstore 42. 43. 44 : First Aid Squad 42. 43; Phillips Night 41. 42; P. T. A. Program 40. 41. T II K M I R R () R 15 RICHARD R. DEAS. Ill Dick Club CommiUi'c '44; Senior l ln ‘41: Ilillinni 'll. Vlee PCHidcot ‘43: Drnmntlc Club '43. Treasurer ‘44; S. R. Bunker ‘40; Vice-President Biology Cluss '40: Auditorium Program 43 ; Club Stunt '43. ALEXANDRA DE3PINAKIS Ale S. K. Secretary '13. Mirror Agent '44, Council Member 41, Banker '42. PHILLIP ALLEN DEVORE. JR. P.A. Honor Rifle Club '41, Vice-President '13. 44: S. R. President 40. Stamp Salesman '42. Vice-President '43; Marshal '42: Victory Corps ‘43. '44. R. O. T. C. '42. Corporal. Sgt. '42. '43. 2nd I.t. 44. CATHRKN DICKINSON Cal MARY ELIZABETH DISEKER Betty ELIZABETH EDWARDS BeUy National Honor Society '43: Pierian '41. President '43. Social Chairman '44; S. R. Vice-President '40, Council Member '43: History Cla- President '44: Vice-President '42: Harmony Class President '48. Secretary 44: Gym Class Captain '41. Writer's Workshop '42. '44: S. R. Council Member 13: Glee Club '43. '44. Librarian '44: Treble Clef Club 'll: Junior Red Cross ‘44: Victory Corps '43. Marshal '12. '44: Music Festivnl Ml; Auditorium Program -IO. MARY DOBBS 4 ' 9 r FELIX DRKNNEN Fc Owen '4I-M4: Hi-Y '42, Corresponding Secretary MS-•44; S. R Vice-President Ml: S. K. Mirror Agent. Stamp Salesman M2. '43: R O. T. C. Cpt. '43. Sgt. 44 JAMES E. DUKE. Ill National Honor Society '43; President Student Body ‘44; K. O. T. C. Colonel '44; President Council 44. Honor Rifles Club '43; Ushers '43: Hi-Y '43: President S. R. ‘43: Council Member M3. '44: Victory-Corps MS: R. O. T. C. Auditorium Program '13. VIRGINIA EARLY Glnny” Auditorium Committee '4t: Promethean Ml; Circulation Staff of Mirror Board '43-MI: S. R. Council Member Ml, '42. 'It. Stamp Salesman '44: Air Division Victory Corps ‘43, ‘14: Secretary of Speech Class '42: Speech Choir M2; Phillips Night M2: Club Stunts '43: Auditorium Programs '42. '43. M I It H O U 16 MARY LETA ENGLISH First Associate 1.1: Chairman Law an«l Order Committee ‘42; Auditorium Committee ‘II; Senior Class Flay 44: Antraca '41, President '44, Seeretary '42. '43. Treasurer 42. Parliamentarian Ml : R. O. T. C. Sponsor Ml. M2. MS: S. R. President MO. M3. M4. Secretary Ml. M2. MS. Council Member MI : Treble Clef Club M2: Dramatic Cluh M2. M4: Operetta MS; Marshal M2. M3: Vice-President Government Class MI: Secretary Economics Class M3: Secretary History Clnss M2 : Secretary English Clans M2: Senior Class Day 43: May Day M2; Army Day Parade M2; Vaudeville Ml: Auditor.um Programs M2. M3. 44; National Honor Society M l. CAROLINE ESTES Good Citizenship Girl Ml: Pierian Ml. President 44. Treasurer M3, Secretary '42. Corresponding Secretary M2: S. R. President 'll, M rror Agent MS. Ml; Vice-President Harmony Class M4. GEORGE EVANS Honor Rifles 'll: S. R. Council Member M4: R. 0. T. C. Captain '44. PEGGY ANN FAIR Pegs Dnmrosch Club Ml : S. H. Vice-President MO. Secretary Ml. Rond Salesman M2-M3: Secretary Sewing Clnss Ml: President History Class MS: Marshal M2-M3. E. J. FAIRLEY. JR. S. R. President M4. Mirror Agent M2. JOSEPHINE ELIZABETH PERUSE JIMMY FLECK Pleckus” Senior Glee Cluh Ml. M2: Victory Corps MS: Marshal Ml, M3: Christmas Festival 42. Ml: Graduation Program M2. GERALDINE FORD Gerry Damrosch Ml. 42. Ml; Dramatic Cluh Ml: Girl Reserves M3; S. R. Vice-President M2: Phillips Night M2. WILLIAM E. FORMAN Bill .Hilliard 42. 48: Inter-Club Orntoricals 42: Inter- Club Debates 42. 43: Football 43. JIMMIE PllLI.AN T II K M I H R o R 17 CLKO FULLER Damrosob '43. Ml; Christmas Festival 'll. '42. DOROTHY FULLER Dollie Aglaia Ml. Corresponding Secretary M4. Treasurer M3: Dramatic Club Ml : S. R. Vice-President MO. Council Member Ml; Club Stunt Program M2; National Honor Society M4. FRED WALLACE GARNER ‘Red” D. O. Club MS. M4, Secretary MS; Victory Corps MS. II. Program Committee M4. MARY JEANNE GATES Mugaic Girls Reserve M2-M4. Publicity Chairman Ml: Rand M1-M4 ; S. R. Stamp Salesman Ml; Phillips Night M2. JERRY GAULTN'EY Yancey M2. M3. Ml; Usher MS. Ml; Hi-Y Secretary '13; S. R. Secretary MS. Banker Ml. MS; Mirror Board M2; R. O. T. C. Sgt. II: Choir Festival M2. EDWARD LAWRENCE GILDER Ed” Usher Club MS: S. R. Stamp Salesman MS: Honor Rifle Club MS; R. O. T. C. Major Ml. Master Sgt. MS. Sgt. MS. Corporal M2: Picture Projector Operator M2. M3. Ml: Auditorium Program MS: Armistice Day Parade Ml. SHERWOOD W. GILL. JR. Fish” Yanrey Ml; Pen and Brush Club M2. President MS: S. R. Stamp Salesman M2. Mirror Agent MO. M2: English Claas President 'll: Victory Cor I MS; Tennis MS, Ml; Football Ml. MARY ANN GILLESPIE Tootsie” S. R. President M2. Vice-President MS. Secretary 'll. Banker Ml. M2: First Aid M2. L0UI8E GOODA1.L Weesie National Honor Society MS : Scholarship Committee Ml: Pierian 'll: R. O. T. C. Sponsor MS. 'It: Victory Corps 'll: Auditorium Programs MS, Ml. THERESA LEE GOSS T. L. S. K. Secretary M2. Stamp Salesman 'll. Banker MS. 18 MARGARET J. GOUGH Aglaia ' 3; Victory Corps 48: Basketball '13: Volley-ImiII '44. FRANCES GRAY “Fannie Damrosch ’40-'44. Librarian 41 : Club Stum 44: Art Exhibit '42. MARY ELIZABETH GRAVES Doll Club Committee 48: Promethean '41-' $ 4: S. R. Secretary '43. 'll: Cheerleader '42, '13: Vice-President Speech Class '42: Speech Choir '12: Gym letter '42: Operetta 12: May Festival '42: Bookstore '42: Cam-pniirn Speeches 43. '44. DONALD FREDRICK GREER Duck S. K. Secretary '42. Mirror A(rnt ’41: Marshal 43; Speech Choir '14: Victory Corps 44; Chrintma Program '41. Spring FVstivnl '41 JACK T. GRIDER Grider S. R. Secretary '42, Mirror Agent '42. '43. Stamp Salesman 43. Banker ‘41. Drnmatic Club '40: Victory Corps '43; Librarian 41; Auditorium Program '42. '43: Football 42. EVELYN VIRGINIA GRIFFITH Viral Mnemosynean '41. '42. Secretary '43: Orchestra 40-'48; Personality Club '43. '44 : Banker 42 : Mirmr Typist '44 : Ith War Loan '44; Auditorium Program '41, '42. A. E. A. Program '43, Phillip Night Program '40. 41. DOROTHY NELL HALIIROOK8 Dot D. O. Club 43. Publicity Chnirman '43. Vice-President '44. Reporter ‘44: S. R. Vice-President 44, Council Member 43: Mirror Typist 44; Victory Corp ’43, '44. EDWIN M. HARDIN Cotton Patch- Honor Rifle '48-’44; Victory Corps Air Division '43-44. President 44: S. R. President '40. Vice-President '41. '42. Banker '41: Senior Glee Club '41-'42: Vaudeville '40. '41. Operetta 42. Thanksgiving Program '40. 41. Phillip Night '40. 'll. City Music Festival '40 '41. State Music Festival '41. Commencement Program '40. '42. Candlelight Program '40, 41. Principal Meeting '41. '42. Auditorium Program 41. '42. P. T. A. Program '42. A. E. A. Program; R. O. T. C. Honor Private 42. Captain 43. ARISTIDES HARDl’VKL Oddle Artie Library Club ’44: i. R President '41, Vice-President 42. Mirror Agent 41. 42. Banker '41: R. O. T. C. '44: Marshal ’42: Victory Corps '43. FANNIE HARRISON T II E M I R R O R 19 REUBEN FRANKI.IN HARRISON, JR. Frank Usher '41, '4 4; Chairman Athletics Committee '4 4; Owen '41, '42; Yancey '43. Treasurer '44; S. R. President '40. '42. Vice-President 41. 44. Stamp Salesman '42. '13: Tennis 43, '44; Marshal 43. '44; Staee Crew 12, 43. '44; Victory Corps. CONRAD JOSEPH HAUSER. JR. “Connie S. R. Mirror Agent '40. Council Member 43: Victory Cnrpa '43, '41; R. O. T. C. First LU '44; Armistice Day Parade '40; 1‘hlllips Night Program 41. Auditorium Program '48, WALTER HA ISMAN LYNN HAWKINS Auditorium Committee '43: Yancey 'I1-'I4, Vice-President '43: Ualters '43-'l4; Hl-Y '43. President '43: S. R. President '41. '43. Vice-President '43. 41; History Class 43. Critic '43. JOHN C. HOLL1NG8WORTH S. R. President 40. Vice-President 41, Stamp Salesman '44. NETTYE HOLMES S. R. Secretary '41: English Class Vice-President '42; History Class Secretary '43; Marshal 42, '43; Phillips Night '43. LILLIE HESS HOUSTON “Lil Red Personality Club '43; Victory Corps '43-'44; Treble Clef Club 41; May Festival 41; Operetta 'll; Phillips Night '43; Christmas Program 41, Auditorium Programs '40. 41. NORMA ROSE HOI.ZMAN Rosebud Dramatic Club '40, '41 ; S. It. Stamp Salesman '42: Marshal '41; Victory Corps '42. '43: Fathers Night 42. 43. MARY HELEN HOUSE Orientation Committee '44; Promethean 41. Secretary 44; S. R. President 41; R. O. T. C. Sponsor '42. '43. '44; Phillip Night Program 42. HOWARD H I 'HitA RI) Victory Corps '43: S. R. Vice-President '10, Mirror Agent '43: Band '41. 42. '43. 44; Orchestra '43. '44. T 11 E M IRRO R 20 MARTHA HUDDLESTON Girl Rcirfvw 41; Victory Cart 43: S. R. Secretary 12: Marshal 42. BETTY JEAN HUDSON Clio M3; Girls Reserves '42: Speech Choir ‘43; Fathers’ Nitrht Program 42. MARGARET ETHEL INGRAM Nntionnl Honor Society ’IS: Mncmosynean ’ll, Scrap-lx ok Committee 'll; Vice-President 42; Writers’ Workshop 42; Dramatic Club 40; S. R. President 42, 43. Vice-President '42, Council Member '43. '44, Mirror AR'nt i,: jj Science Club '42. Secretary '43. Clua Secretary '43. '44. olson lary 44: History ELIZABETH LOUISE JACOB •'Betty ' Damroseh M3-ML Book Committee '43. President 44; Secretary History Clnss '42; Secretary Music Appreciation Class 41. 42: Archery 43: Baseball 43; Horseshoes 43; Tennis 43. JOYCE STEWART JENNINGS Senior Invitation Committee 43; S. R. President '44. Vice-President M3: History Class President ML Secretary M3; Marshal M2-M4 : Auditorium Programs '40. Ml: May Festival ML KATHRYN ANN JOHNS Kitty” S. R. Mirror Agent 43: Glee Club M1-M3; Marshal '43, 44 ; Thanksgiving Program M2: Christmas Program Ml. M3. Commencement Program M2. SANFORD CARTER JOHNSON Sam Invitation Committee 44: Hilliard M2. Treasurer '44; Hi-Y Ml, Vice-President MS; Ushers M3: S. R. President 41. 43: History Class President 42. CAROLYN JONES Publicity Committee M2: Athletic Committee M2: S. R. Vice-President Ml: Marshal Ml, M2: Speech Choir MI: May Festival 42. Finals Poetry Contest 40. SAMUEL THOMAS JONES National Honor Society 43; Orientation Committee MS; Curry Ml. Secretary M3. President Ml; R O. T. C. Captain ‘44. T II E M I R R O R 21 EDNA RUTH JOHNSON Johnny G. L. C. 42-'44; D. O. '42-'44: Victory Corps Production Division ’43. ‘44: S. K. Hanker ‘42. 13. NETTIE MAE JOHNSON S. R. Vice-President '41. Council Member 42. MARY CARROLL JOLLY Girl Rtwrvn ‘42. Chairman Year Book Committee '43: S. R. Secretary '43; History Class Vice-President '42. MARY JEAN KENDRICK Mary Promethean 41. '44; S. K. Secretary '41. '42. Banker '41. '13. Vice-President 42. Mirror Agent 48: History Class Secretary '43. '44: Clothing Claw Vice-President '48; Marshal '42. '48: Victory Corps Community Service Division '43. '44: Victory Corps Treasurer '43: Phillips Night Exhibit '48: Promethean Club Stunt 43: Red Cross Auditorium Program '43. JEANNE KERN Damrosch '42. Publicity Manager '44. Parliamentarian '43. Who's Who '43: Girls' Glee Club 43. Business Manager 44, Accompanist 'll. Who's Who '43: S. K. Council Member '14. Class Pianist ‘43; Marshal '14; Christmas Festival '43; Victory Corps 43. DOROTHY LOI I8B KESSLER Dol Mnemosynean '42: Victory Corps '48: May Festival 'll: War Stamp Salesman 'IS. SAMUEL DANIEL KORNEGAY. JR. Korny Science Club 42-'43: Photography Club '44: Diversified Occupation Club 42-'43: Victory Corps 43-’44. DKISILLA LANE Drew Orientation Committee 43: Election Committee ’48: Senior Play ‘44: Mnemosynean l2-‘43. Critic ’42: Astraea 44. Vice-President '44; Dramatic Club 'll: S. R. President '41. Council Member '42. Vice-President '13, Mirror Agent '44: Harmony and Appreciation Class Secretary '43: Freshman Glee Club 41; Treble Clef Club 42: Bond Rally '42- 43. Cbriatmaa Program '43. Kaatar Program '42. Thanksgiving Program '42, Operetta ’13. MARY FRANCES LANE Ajrlaia 41. Vice-President '44. Treasurer '42. '43. Corresponding Secretary '42. Critic 'll: S. It Mirror Agent '43: History Class President '43: Economics Class President '43: Speech Class Treasurer '43. FRANCES PAULENE LAWRENCE Hlttir Junior Red Cross '40: D. O. Club '43: Writers' Workshop '43 '44. President '44. Publicity Chairman '43. Social Chairman '13: Victory Corps '43. '44: S. R. President '41. Secretary '42. '44; Victory Corps Program 43. T II E Mihro r 22 MARY FRANCES L1NDERMAN S. R. Banker '40. 42. THOMAS ELLSWORTH LEIGHTON Tom Science Club 43- 44: I). O. Club 44. K. C. LEWIS. JR. Easy S. R. Secretary '42: First Aid Sound 48: Bank 48: R. O. T. C. Program '48. JAMES A. LEWIS. JR. S. R. Vice-President 10: Marshal 12. '48: R. O. T. C. Program 44 : Memorial Day Parade '42. JANIE LEE LITTLE National Honor Society '43. Secretary 44: Mncmosy-nean '42. President '44. Program Committee '43. Stunt Chairman '43: Dramatic Club '43; S. R. Secretary '43. Stamp Salesman '42: Marshal 43: Victory Corps 43: Band '42- 44. Auditorium Program : Speech Choir 43: Senior Play 44; May Day Festival '42: Phillip Night 42. '48. PEGGY JO LOWERY National Honor Society '43: Scholarship Committee 43: G. L. C. 41. President 44. Vice-President 13: Vcs-talia 42. Vice-President '44. Treasurer 43, Dramatic Club 43; Victory Corps 43. 44 ; Physical Check-Up 42; S. R. Banker 41. Council Member '42. Mirror Agent '43: History Class Secretary '43. '44. Captain Gym Class '43, Gym Office Assistant: Speech Choir ‘43: All Star Volley Ball Team ’48. ’44: First Aid Squad 42: Operetta 42: Phillip Night 42. 43. Auditorium Program 43. Tut-wiler Program 43. Club Stunt 48. Rod Cross 43; Auditorium Program 18: P. T. A. Ten 42. 43 ; Community Chest Drive 42. P. T. A. Membership Committee 42. ROBERT EARL LYNCH “Ptomaine Yancey 11. Social Committee 43: HI-Y 42; Air Division Victory Corps '43; S. R. Vice-President 43, Banker 41: Civics Class President 41; Band 43- 44 ; Concert 43. 44 ; Army Day Parade 42: l.uneh Room 42. 43: Thanksgiving Program 41. Christmas Program 41. ALEX MADDOX “Hickey Yancey 41. Critic 42; Usher 43: Dramatic Club 40: Tennis Team ‘W’- 44: Jr. Glee Club 41 : Stage Crew 40-44 ; S. R. Secretary. Treasurer. Sump Salesman '44; Athletic Committee 44; Armistice Day Parade 40; Lunch Room 44. LAURA ELLEN MADDOX SARA CORNELIA MADDOX History Class Vice-President 43: Annual Typist 44; Sump Messenger 44. T II E M I R R O R 23 JANE MAJOR Pierian ‘41 : Honorary Captain R. 0. T. C. '43: S. R. Secretary 42: Librarian Harmony Class ‘44 : Auditorium Program ’43. JOE MAN1SCALCO Lou” S. R. Vice-President 41, Banker 42: Basketball ‘42: Baaeball ‘44. NORMA JANE MANSFIELD National Honor Society '43; Mnemoayncan '42: Victory Corpa ‘43. Corresponding Secretary ‘43; Marshal 41. ‘42. FRED MARTIN Law and Order Committee ‘44: Ushers ‘44: Yancey '41, Corresponding Secretary ‘43. Vice-President ‘44. Interclub Oratorical 44; S. R. Banker '44; Air Dlviaion Victory Corps ‘43. Secretary ‘43. Vice-President ’44: Stage Crew '41-‘43; K. O T. C. lat Lt. ‘44; 2nd Lt. ‘44: Senior Class Play 44: Marahal ‘42. ‘44: Armistice Day Parade 41. Christman Play '48. JUNK ADAIR MASSEY Promethean 41. President ‘43; S. R. President '40-'4S. Secretary ‘41- 43. Mirror Agent ‘40. ‘42. Council Member ‘42: Marahal 40. 41: Senior Play '44. DICK MATHENY Curry '43; Rifle Club '44. ROY MAULDIN Bo” Honor Riflea '48: S. R. Council Member 42. Secretary •41. Bunker '12; R. O. T. C. 8gt. '43. '44: Auditorium Program '43. VEKLYNNE MAYS S. It. Vlce-Preaident '42. Council Member ‘42. Stamp Salesman '43. JOHN McCOLLISTER. Jit. Curry '43. '44. Club Stunt 43: Band '40-'4S; Senior Glee Club '42; Junior Glee Club '41: Victory Corps •43. 44 : S. It. Vice-President '40: Marahal '42: Christmas Festival ’42. '43; Vaudeville '42; Auditorium Programs •41. ‘42. Phillips Night Program 41, -48. Thanksgiving Program '41. Christmas Program 41, '42. CLOKA McCOLLUM Secretary Home Economics '43: Girls' Reserve '42: Red Cross 41. 42: Red Cross Program '42: Phillipa Night '43. McCOBMICK ''McCcn.ored'' Teller. Senior Class Election 41: Hilliard '42-'44. Secretary '48. President ’44; Dramatic Club '41; S. K. Vice-President ‘44. Council Member '48; Hnrmony Class President '44. ROSAMOND HEWITT McDUFF R. II.” S. K. President '41 : Junior GW Club '41 ; Senior Glee Club '42; Victory Choir '48. '44 ;• Thanksxiving Program 41: Christmas Festival '40-'42; All City Festival '41; Long Live America Programs 41: A. E. A. Pro Itram '41-'43 ; Vaudeville '42: Commencement '42: Phillips Night 42: Auditorium Programs 43: Bond Rally 42: Community Chest Rally '42, Army Show '44. P. T. A. Program 44. BETTY JEAN McGIBONEY Damrosch 43: Victory Corps '43: GW Club '42; Red Cross '43: Phillip. Night '48: May Festival 41; Auditorium Program 41; Vaudeville '41: Christman Festivnl '40. '41; War Chest Rally '43: Bond Rally '43. A. K. A. Program '42: Operetta '42. betty jo McIntosh National Honor Society '43: Promethean '41. President '43. Secretary '43; G. I.. C. '42: School 1-ettor: State Letter: Biology Clan Secretary '44; History Class Vice-President '13: S. R. Vice-President '42. President '40. ’42: Bookstore '42. '43. '44; Stunt Day '43; P. T. A. Tea '43: Phillips Night '42. '43: Operetta '42: Gym Office Assistant '48; Victory Corps '43. EDITH McKAY Clio 43: Dramatic Club '48. Secretary ‘44. 43, S. R. Council Member 48. Stamp Salenman 42, Hanker '41. '42; Marshal '41. '44. CHARLES McKIMMON Mar Curry '43: Sgt. R. O. T. C. '13: Victory Corps '43; Army Day Parade 42: Field Day '42: Armistice Parade '41, '42: Armistice Day Program '43. JAMES DAWSON McKNIGHT. JR. Jimmy Science Club '43. '44: S. R. Mirror Agent '42: History Class Vice-President '42; National Honor Society '44. RICHARD EVERETT MrMATII Cootie Victory Corps '42. '43; S. R. Banker '41. Stamp Salesman '41. Mirror Agent '44: Alabama Music Festival '41; Auditorium Program '41: Dramatic Club 'll: May Festivnl '41. MARTEE KATHRYN McREYNOLDS Aglnio '40. Critic '42 5 S. R. Council Member '41. Sec-rrtary '40: President Economics Class '14. Secretary '43: Armistice Day Parade '40: Rationing Board '43. BETTY RUTH MILES S. R. Council Member 43: Secretary English Class '48: Banker '41 : Marshal '41. T H E JI I R R O K 25 WILLIAM EWING MILLER Bill Auditorium Committee '44; Club Committee ’48: Usher ’42. Treasurer 44 : Owen 42. Secretary ’48. President '48. '44 ; Choir '43, President '44: S. R. President '43, Council Member 42; History Class President '43: Spanish Class President 48: Mirror Board '43: Annual Board '43: Glee Club 41. 42; Operetta 42: City Chr'st-mnn Festival 41. 42, 43 : Commencement Program 42. 43: Phillips Night ML M2. M3: A. K. A. Program 42. M3. 44; Auditorium Program M1-M4: Victory Corps M3. M4. MARILYN MILLER Senior Color and Flower Committee 14: Invitation Committee 43: Dramatic Club '42-'43: Promethean 41-'44, Treasurer Mi; S. R. Secretary 40, 44, Banker 40, M2: Speech Choir M2-M8: Art Exhibit 44; U. O. T. C. Sponsor 44. RODNEY MOFFETT Publications Committee 44 ; Science Club M2. Treasurer 42. Vice-President '43. President 43: Mirror Board 43. Associate Editor '44: Annual Board 44: S. R. Secretary M2: Victory Corps 43, Secretory 14. DORA MARIE MONTKITH Monty” S. R. Council Member 40: Banker Ml. 42. Stamp Salesman M2. 13. Secretary 43; Victory Corps 43. Ml; Community Service Division Vice-President 43: Economics Class Secretary 44: Marshal 44. T11EROK IIOHART MOSS R. O. T. C. Rifle Club M3, Platoon Sgt. MS: Secretary English Class 41: Council Member 13. Mirror Agent 42: Cheerleader 43; Victory Corps ‘13: R. O. T. C. Program Ml. '42. '13. WILLIAM SANFORD MOUGIION Hilly Scholarship Committee 44: S. R. Vice-President Ml. Council Member 43. Banker 42. Stamp Salesman 42. JANE ADELENE MURPHREE Janie” S. R. President 43. Secretary Ml. Council Member M2. Banker 44; Vice-President History Class 42: Marshal Ml. DON CARLOS NELSON Swede Ushers 43- 44 ; S. R. Banker M2: Representative. Boys State M3: K. O. T. C. Pfc. M2. Corporal M2. Sgt- M3. S. Sgt. 43: R. O. T. C. Programs 13: Preparedness Paraiie 42. MARGARET ANN NEWTON Man National Honor Society M3; Vestalia MI-M4. Vice-President 44. Program Committee 42. Recording Secretary 48. Historian 43; S. R. Council Member 43, Secretary 40; History Class Critic 48: English Class Secretary 42: Harmony Class Vice-President 11: Quiz Program 13: Band M2-M4: Orchestra I2-M4: Vaudeville 12-MI; Operetta 43: Auditorium Programs M2-M4 : Band Rally 43; Christmas Fest.val 42, 48; Phillip Night M2-M4: Army Day M2. SARAH RUTH NORRKD National Honor Society 43: Newcomers 42: Girls Glee Club 43. 44 : Junior Red Cross M3. 44; Damrosch 44; Community Service Victory Corps 43. Ml: Auditorium Music Program M2. Christmas Music Festival ‘43. A. K. A. Music Program 43. Phillips Night 43. O rv'- MARY JO ORR Mo- Mirror Typist '43: Marshal 41: Phillip Night '41-'43; Auditorium Programs 41. 42; Munir Festival '42: Father Night 41; Christmas Program 41; Victory Corps '43, '44. KOBKKT PA I.M Kit S. R. President 44. Vice-President 43; Council Mem her '43: History Clans Secretary '43; R. O. T. C. '40. 41. '42: Footliall '41. '42. 43. JOSEPHINE JODIK PARKS Jo S. R. Treasurer '41. Secretary '42, Vice-President '43: Girl Reserves '42: Armistice Day Parade '41. HAKRIKT PATTERSON S. R. Secretary '40. Ranker 41: Musical 40. 44. ELKANOR LEE PEDIGO Flower and Color Committee '44: Promethean '42 '4I. Treasurer '48: Dramatic Club 42-'44: Art Class Vice-President '42. Secretary '43 Stamp Agent 43. 44 : State Fair Art Kxhihit '44; Speech Choir. 42. 44 : Club Stunt ’44, Phillips Nftrht Program 42. '43. MALCOLM PENDLETON GLORIA JEANNE PETERSON Merry- Personality Club '43. '44: Glee Club 40. '41; S. R. Council Member 41. Stamp Salesman '43; Auditorium Proa rams 40. '41: Vaudeville ‘41. Mny Festival II. ThanksjrivinK Program ‘41. Christmas Program '41, Operetta ’ll. EDITH MARIK PICKEL Shorty- Personality Club ’43, ' 4 : Stamp Salesman 44. SAM P1LLITTERI Ushers 48 '44: Honor Rifles 43-'44, Secretary 44: Mirror Agent ‘42. '43 : R. O. T. C. Corporal '42. Sgt. 42. l.t. '43. Capt. 44; Armistice Day Pnradc '41. '42: R. (). T. C. Field Day 42; Rifle Club Program '43; R. O. T. C. Program '43. ADELINE PINION Personality Club ‘44: 8. R. Secretary ‘41. Vice-President 42. T II E M I R R () R 27 ROBKRT MARSHAl.I. PITTS Preacher Hi-Y 48- t4: Football 48. Track 44: National Honor Society ’ 4. RUTH Cl.AIRE POWELL Benny Thalia '41. Chairman of Pin Committee MS. Corr«n-ponding Secretary '42. Critic '44; S. R. Vice-President '48: Marshal 48. 44: Band 14: Army Day Parade 42, Vaudeville 44. LEONARD FLOYD PRATT. JR. Pratt City Victory Corps 48, 44: Armistice Day Parade 41 ; Christmas Program 'll. Armistice Day Program 48. MARCH AN PRAYTOR Margie Girl Reserve 42-'4l. Secretary 48. President 44: S. R. Secretary 42. Vice-President 42. Chaplain 41 ; Marshnl 42; Biology Class President 'll: Auditorium Program 41. ANNIE LOUISE PRICE Annie Lou Personality Club 48.''44. Vice-President '44: S. R. Stamp Salesman 41. 44. Secretary '42. Council Member 42. KAHN QIAN Photography Club 44: S. K. President 41. Secretary 48. Banker 42: Marshal «2. 14: Band I0- I4: Orchestra 43- 44 : Vaudeville 40- l4; Auditorium Program 48- 44 : Bond Rally 43; Phillips Night 44: A. K. A. Program 44 : Commencement '44. JESSIE WALTON REA Promethean '41. Club Stunt '13: S. R. Secretary 42. Stamp Agent 42. 43. Banker 42: Marshal 41. 48. DOROTHY BASS REYNOLDS Dot Promothenn 41- 44: Dramatic Club 40- 44 ; Senior Play 44: S. R. Secretary 41. 42. 43: History Class Secretary 42: Speech Choir 40, 43 ; Marshal 42: Club Stunts 48. Phillips Night 43. DOROTHY ELIZABETH RICHARDS Dot Girl Reserve 41; Treble Clef Club 41: Girls Glee Club 43. 44: S. R. Bunker 41- 43: Marshal 42. 44 ; Victory Corps 48. 44: Christmas Festival 40 48: Operetta '42: Auditorium Program 41-'44 : Bond Rallies 42. 48 ; Girls Glee Club. Librarian 43. J. COURTNEY ROBBINS. JK. Wolf Science Club 42- 44 ; Victory Corps Sea Division 43- 44: President 43: Master At Arms 44: S. R. Banker 42: Marshal IS; Jr. Glee Club 43: Choir 48- 44 : Librarian 44: Christmas Festival 42. 43. Commencement Program 44. Navy Day Program 13, Phillips Night 48. Operetta 43, Thanksgiving Program 48. Air Base Program 43. Christmas Program 48. P. T. A. Program. I1 II E M I R R () R 28 LOU LA EU8T18 ROGERS ••Lulu Publications Committee 4$, 'll: Pierian ‘12, Treasurer 48, Vice-President 44: S. R. Vice-President '42: Mirror Hoard 48. 44, Editor 44; Annual Board 42. ’44. WANDA SANDERS JENNIE 8CHIFFANELLA Jean Library Club '41; Victory Corps '13: Mirror Typist 14: R. 0. T. C. Reporter ’44; R. O. T. C. Basketball Team Sponsor 44. JOE SCHORL Scholarship Committee 4$. Publication Committee '44 : Hilliard '41. President '48. Secretary 42 '44. Critic '42: Usher 48. 41; Hi-Y 41, 42. Vice-President ‘42: Tennis '43, 44; Club Stunts 44 : Auditorium Program '44. JOYCE 8ENTEI.L Girl Reserves 42 44; S. R. Vice-President '43. Secretary '41. Mirror Agent '42: Government Class President '42. ROBERT SHAW Bob Hilliard '41-'44. Treasurer 42: S. It. Vice-President 41. 43, Mirror Agent '44: Football 40. 41, 4.1. Basketball '41. ' 42. 43. Track 41. 42. '43. DOROTHY SHIRLEY Law Order Committee '44: Thalia '42; S. R. Secretary '42. Council Member '43, Vice-President '41. Mirror Agent '42: Marshal '48. 44: Harmony Class Secretary '42; English Class President 41: Club Stunt 42: Red Cross Representative 40: Auditorium Program 44: Phillips Night '44. BILLY SHRADER Victory Corps 48; Band 41- 44; Orchestra 41: Christmas Parade, Armistice Parade. Vaudeville 41. 42. 43. 44: Speelal Programs. THOMAS SLAUSON Hilliard 41; Victory Corps 43. Secretary 48: S. R. Council Member 41. 42: Bond Rally 43; Auditorium Programs 41- 44. JOYCE SIEVEKLING Spike Newcomer's Club 42; Victory Corps 43 14. T H E M IRKOR 29 CAROLYN JBAN SIMMONS 'Dm I in 41-’41. Recreation Committee 42. Recording Secretary ‘431. President 44: S. R. Vice-l’re ldotit 42, Hanker 41: History Claw Prreident 44; Model In Girls Freshman Club 42: May Day 41; Army Day Parade 42; First Aid Course 42: Pan American Exhibit 42. BETTY SUE SMITH •‘Susie Auditorium Committee 42: Thalia 40- 14: S. R. Secretary 42. 43: Marshal 41: Fathers Night Program 11- 43; Music Festival 42, 43. LBNORA GERALDINE SMITH Gerry” S. R. Council Member 43; School Bank 44; Mnrshnl 41. 43: Exhibition Home Economics. LOUIS STANTON DOLPIIU8 SPIVEY Spivey Victory Corps 43. 44 : S. R. Hanker 41. Stamp Salesman 42. 43 : Marshal 43; Air Raid Warden 42. 43: R. 0. T. C. Corp. 43. Sgt. 14 ; K. O. T. C. Program 43. DORIS MARIE STEELMAN R. O. T. C. Sponsor 43. 41; Aglaia 41. Recording Secretary 43; Band Activities 42. ‘44; Marshal 41. 42: History Class Secretary 44: Freshman Glee Club Secretary 41: S. R. Secretary 12. Mirror Agent 41. 13: Property Manager Senior Play 44. DOROTHY ELIZABETH STEPHEN'S Dottie Astrca 40; G. L. C. 41: S. R. President 40. Bunker 40. 41: May Day Program 40. Dedication 40. Spring Revue 41. LILY STEPHENS BILLIE LOUISE STEWART Blue Dramatic Club 40. 41: S. R. Secretary 44. Stamp Salesman 43; Marshal 43: Mirror Typist 44; History Class President 43; Speech Choir 41. Christmas Music Feativnl 40; Dramatic Club Play 40; Phillips Night 11. GEORGE MANLY SUMMERVILLE Second Associate 48: Athletic Committee 44; Owen 41 Critic 43. 3rd Member Standing Committee 12: Ushers 13; S. R. Mirror Agent 42. Stamp Salesman 13; Marshal 42. 44 ; Campaign Speeches 44; Track 12- 44; Victory Corps 43. 44: Mirror Circulation 48. 44: Roof Warden '42; Phillips Night 42. '48. FRANCES JANE TARRANT “Janie' T II K M IKROR 30 Thalia ’41 : Personality Club ' ll: S. R. '44; Mirror Typist '44: War Bond Rally Stunts Projcram '42. Ranker '40. '43: Club MARTHA ANN TAYLOR Victory Corps '43-’44; S. R. Council Member '42. Ranker '40. Stamp Salesman 43: History Class Treasurer '44; Marshal 41, '42. WILLIE ARTHUR TAYLOR S. R. Council Member '42. Mirror Agent '44: History Class President 43; Christmas Music Festival '40. A. E. A. Chorus 41. CHARLES ARTHUR THOMAS MILDRED LOUISE THOMAS Damroech '42. '48. '44: S. R. Mirror Agent '41 ; Bond Rallies. Parades 42-'44 : Drum Majorette '42-'44. FRANCES TOMPKINS Shorty G. L. C. ’43: Yearbook Committee '44 : D. O. Club '42 ; Secretary '42: Victory Corps '43. '44: S. R. President '42. Vice-President '41. '42. Ranker 41: Gym Captain '48: Cheerleader '43: Marshal '43: P. T. A. Program 43: Phillips Night '48; Community Chest Proa ram '43. MARTHA EVELYN THOMPSON Puddin” Mnomosynoaii 41 ; S. R. Secretary '40. Council Member '44. Stamp Salesman '42, '43. Bunker 'll. '42, Mirror Agent '42. '43: Victory Corps '43: R. O. T. C. Sponsor '12: Mirror Typist 44; National Honor Society '44. OLLIS BROWNIE THOMPSON. JR. Brownie Honor Rifles '43; Victory Corps '43: S. R. Vice-President '44: President English Class '43, '44: R. O. T. C. ‘42. 'IS: Football '4l-'43; Track '43. '44. DONALD DAVIS THORN BURY Rock Hilliard 41; Hi-Y 41; Ushers '43. '44; S. R. Stamp Salesman '43. Secretary '44: Phillips Night '43. IMOGENE THORNHILL Tiny’ T H K M I R R ) R 31 GLENN HUDSON TROTTER Curry 44 : S. K. Mirror Agent 42 . Thanksgiving Program 41: Activities in Vocal '41, 42: Auditorium Pro-grama ’41. 44. GLORIA LOUISE TUCKER Dramatic Club '43. ’44; Clio '43. '14: Art Club '42; Speech Choir '43. '14: Marshal '42: Victory Corpa '43. 44: S. R. Stamp Salesman '43. LARRY TYNER Newcomer ' Club ’48-'44. BETTY JEAN VALCO Peraonality Club '43; Marshal '43. ED VELTON ELIZABETH WALL 'Tier Notional Honor Society '43; Aglnin '42. Porliamen-tnrian 43: Treble Clef Club '42; Glee Club '43: Vice-President 13. Secretary 44; S. R. Banker 42. '43. Council Member '48. Stamp Salesman '42. '43. ADRIAN WATSON Fireball” Ushers '43. Head U her '44: S. R. President '41. '43: Curry '42: Honor Rifle. '43; Baseball '41. '44: Lunch Room Cashier: Representative at Boys State '48: Father. Night Program 12: R. O. T. C. Sgt.. Lb. Copt. BEN EDWARD WATSON Dramatic Club 40-'42: S. R. Vice-President '43: Biology Class President '44. Vice-President '43: Harmony and Appreciation President ’44: Speech Choir 'll: Phillips Night '41. '42: May Day Festival '41. '42. ALICE KIMBRO WEBBER Webber S. R. Stamp Salesman '42, Council Member '42: Marshal '41 : Auditorium Program '42. ARTHUR L. WALKER Rev.” Hilliard 43: Jr. Red Cross to. President '43. Vice-President '42. Treasurer '44; S. R. Vice-President '44. Chaplain '44. Banker '42. Mirror Agent ’42, ‘43: Marshal ’42; Victory Corps 48, Vice-President '41; Interclub Debate '43. Oratorical '43: May Day '40-'42. Speech Choir '42; Fathers' Night '42; Speaker. Bureau '12. ‘13; P. T. A. Program. '41. 42: Armistice Parade '42. T II K M I K H () R 32 HOMAN COLLINS WEBBER. JR. Webby R. O. T. C. Captain '44. 2nd Lt. 44. Sat. '43. Drill Team ’42. 43. Chorus ’IS: Band Concert '13: Armistice Day Proxram '42. ’43. VIRGINIA MAXINE WELCH Mack Class Hanker 41 : Personality Club '48. BETTY JANE WEST B. J. ' Girl Reserves 14: Mnemosyrivan ’40: S. R. Vice-President '42, Secretary '41. Mirror Axent '40. 44: Mirror Typist ‘44; Marshal ‘43: Victory Corps '48. HENRY MORGAN WESTON Slow Drax” D. O. '42. 43 : Hl-Y '43: Photography Club '43. '44: Victory Corps '43. '44. LEWIS FARRIOR WHITE Curry ’40-’44; S. R. Vlce-Pres. '44, Banker 4l- 43: Marshal '41. 42; President History Clam '43; Firat Aid Squad '43. LEROY WHITED Athletic Committee '44; D. O. Club '42-'44. Vicc-Presi-dent '43: S. K. President '41, '42. Vice-President '43. Secretary '42: Baseball 43: Victory Corps '42, '43. RANDALL RUDOLPH WILLIAMS S. 43. R. Vice-President '42. Secretary '41: Tennis Team BETTY CLAIRE WINDHAM Mncmoeynean '41, Correspondinx Secretary '42: History Class Secretary '42: S. K. Banker '41: Marshal '41: Victory Corps ‘43: Dramatic Club 41. JIMMIE LOU WINDHAM Jimmie'' S. R. Mirror Agent 40. '41, Secretary '44: Glee Club '41. '42; Auditorium Proxram '40. 42. BIRMA RAE WISE Bunky Girl Reserve '42, ‘43; Clio '43. ’44; Dramatic Club •42-'44; Speech Choir '43. '44: Marshal '42. '43; Audi-torium Proxrams ’43. '44: Fathers' Nixht Proxram '48. T II E M I K R O H 33 MORTIMER McBROOM WOOD Mac” Hilliard '42; Honor Rifle. '43: Victory Corps '43; S. R. President ’43, ELSIE ANN ZANDER Air In in '41. President 13. Secretary '12. 43: Senior Play. Dramatic Club. ’10, Treasurer '43. Vice-President '44 : Speech Choir '42. Assistant Director '42, Vico-Prcsi-dent '43; S. R. Secretary 14. Council Member '42; Bi-olouy Clans President '43; History Class President '43, Vice-President ’42; Knirlish Class President ’42: Speech Class Secretary IS; Victory Corps '43; Girl. Oratorical., fir.t place '42, 43; Girl. Poetry Contest '42, first place '43: May Day Festival 42. Armistice Day Program '43. Speech Teacher. Proirram '43. Auditorium Teacher. Program '43. Club Stunu '43. A. K. A. Program ‘44: National Honor Society 44. FOREST RAKER CEI.IA VLAIIAKE8 Suxie” S. R. Secretary '10. ’41. Banker '41. '42; Marshal '41. '42. T II E M I R R O R Other Graduates 34 WIDIA BAHAKEL Dia Clubs Committee '43; Dramatic Club ‘40; Victory Corps ’43; Marshal ’42. ‘43, ’44; Speech Choir '43. '44; Auditorium programs 42-'44. RUBY PAULINE BROWN “Polly” Library Club ’43, President ’43; Mirror Agent '41; Civics Class President 40; Sp. Chaplain '44; Phillips Night '40, 43; Auditorium Program 43; Library Assistant '42, '43; Cheerleader '43; Fashion Show '40; Ration Board ‘43; Victory Corps '43. WILLODEEN E. DOSS Bill Personality Club '43, Secretary ‘44. Treasurer ’43. EVA GORDON DOWNEY Baby” Law and Order Committee ’42; Ves-talia '40; Vice-President S. R. '40; Stamp Salesman '43, '44. MARY RUTH HAGERTY Dramatic Club '41; Personality Club '43-'44, Publicity Chairman '44; Glee Club '41-'42; Choir ’43; Operetta '43; Junior Red Cross '40; Marshal '41; Commencement Program '42, A. E. A. Program '41-'42. Phillips Night '42-'43. Auditorium Program '41-'43, Christmas Festival ’4l-'43; Bond Rally '41-'42. MARTHA ANN McLEROY ”John” Mnemosynean 42; S. R. Secretary '42. Council Member ’41. '42; Marshal 42. 43. MARGUERITE MYERS Margie” Personality Club ’42; Phillips Night '41. '43. RUBY LEE PENNINGTON Brownie Damrosch '42; S. R. Secretary '40. President '41; Marshal '42. ’43; Music Festival 41. Christmas Festival '41. Auditorium Program '40. 41. ALFRED GOODWIN PHILLIPS Shorty Al Curry ’43. Social Committee '44; S. R. President '42. Mirror Agent '40. '41. '-12 '43. Stamp Agent '44; Auditorium Program '43. JOSEPHINE REYNOLDS Jo JOHN EARL ROBERTSON “Bobby RUTH FLORENCE TURNER Blondie MORRIS VILLADSEN Law and Order Committee '42; S. P. President '41. Vice President '41; Mirror Board ‘44; Bond Sales Drive '41. MARK HANNA Chairman Senior Class Motto Committee. '44; Chairman Orientation Committee '44; Ushers ’43-’44. Secretary '44; Curry '42-'44. Corresponding Secretary '44; S. R. Council Member 42. MARY ELIZABETH LARSON Aglaia '41; Junior Red Cross 40; Treasurer '41; Marshal 40; Vaudeville '41; Armistice Parade '41; May Day '42; Auditorium Program '41. ELIZABETH LEDYARD Aglaia '42; Treble Clef Club '42; S. R. Secretary '43. Banker 43; Bond Rally '43; Christmas Festival 42. '43; Auditorium Programs '42; P.-T. A. Program 43; A. E. A. Program 43; Operetta '43; Graduation Exercises ’42. JAMES CHARLES YAW “Jimmy S. R. Stamp Salesman 42. '43; R. O. T. C. Sgt. '43. S. Sgt. 44. BETTY RHEAMS ALFORD THOMAS SIDNEY BANKS GLORIA LUCILLE CROWE MILDRED IRIS DAVISON ROBBYE LEE EDGE LOUIS PLOSSER LOCKE ANITA JEAN LORI NO RALPH McMEEKIN SUSAN MONTGOMERY ROBERT CLARK PATTON LEALON CLARK WIMPEE T II E Mikko r 35 Features “WHEN THEY ASK ABOUT YOU” New World In today’s world of raging war, Where peace has ceased to be, Where distorted minds strive only for Suppression of the free. May we catch a dream from a shining star. Far away in airy space. So aglow with light that we see afar. A new world growing apace! In sky above and on roaring sea. As planes and battleships sail. Our dreams are strong for unity. Stout-hearted to prevail. Star above gives a luminous fire To kindle the heart again. To feel and affirm its noble desire Peace on earth-good will to men.” Few minds kindling in revengeful fire; Few soldiers clashing in deadly ire— For reason, true-toned as dulcet lyre. Is sounding Hymns of Peace- Peace giving comfort in our tears; Peace bringing music to our ears; Peace, firm and strong, daring through the night. To promise relief from the world’s dark plight: Peace on earth—good will to men. —Virginia Sanford. T 11 K M 1 R H O R 36 “Now It Can Be Told” Scanning the old recordings of the past four years here at P. H. S., we find many popular hits of yesterday and the hot tunes of today, from 'Tuxedo Junction to Cow Cow Boogie and Star Eyes”. Since these recordings have gone down to posterity, we, the Seniors, wish to add the following recordings of Something to Remember 'Us' By”: Ollis Thompson wishes to leave his passing abilities to Sammy Sisson, while Tom Banks leaves his title of The Best Gruesome of the Twosome to Jimmy Nelson. Virginia Early leaves her record for being the most in love to Bobby Braun and Betty Jane Till. • Arthur Walker leaves his political dispute with Mr. Gochenour to any good Democrat, Conrad Hauser donates his privilege of arguing with him to Alfred Frazer, and Mildred Thomas leaves him her copy of El Si de las Ninas . R. H. McDuff wills all his history tests to the paper collection. Mary Frances Lane leaves her long eyelashes to Ann Montgomery (Lucky girl! They are scarce nowadays). Bill Miller wills his wonderful voice to Charlie Fulgham. Doris Steelman assigns her ability to pass Spanish to Charlotte Smith, and Gloria Tucker wills her French and Spanish books to Freshman Betty Stubbs. John Hollingsworth tearfully leaves his ability to make noise to anyone who can measure up to his standard. Imogene Thornhill passes on the punts from Mr. Fullington to the next Tiny coming into his law classes. Don McCormick, Hugh Neighbors, Royce Lowe and Rufus Bethea leave their mad dash to be first in the lunch line to the future occupants of 215 the first half of the fifth period. Betty Bilgere leaves her locker to another Gruesome Twosome”. Bill Cheatham would like to bequeath an air-tight bucket to his little brother, Jerry, so he can carry a tune. Jack Grider regretfully cedes his car (the noisest vehicle around school) to Patsy Hawkins and Peggy Anderson. Edith McKay assigns to her dear sister Frances her ability for getting Arthur Walker to help her with themes. Randall Williams gives to any unfortunate taking shorthand his inalienable privilege of having a front seat in Miss Reagin’s class. Jimmie Windham gives her history book to anyone who can get more out of it than she does. Courtney Robbins bequeaths to all ‘rats’ his knack of always having to see the Schedule Committee. (“It Seems to Me I’ve Heard That Song Before ). Virginia Tidwell casts her band uniform to all who look good in red. Alvin Davis sends his sympathy to all who have a bottom locker. Jane Major and Weesie Goodall reserve their R.O.T.C. uniforms for Company C and Company D with all their love! Willie Taylor leaves his green pleated slacks to any Hep Cat who needs ’em. Margaret Ann Newton leaves her place as first flutist to Jane Barnett. Ben Watson gives his brain to any senior biology class to dissect (don't be disappointed at the contents). Sarah Barret passes on her marshal post outside 317 to Clayton Kyser, while Marie Monteith leaves her post by 314 to anyone who likes Mr. Fullington's jokes. Dick Matheny and Annie Lou Price leave their lease on a corner of the third floor hall to Hilary Phillips and his girl friends. Betty Sue Smith leaves her best wishes to Virginia Ann Holcombe and Lynn Hawkins. T II E M I R R O R 37 Joe School hopes Pop Keller gets all the lucky Ushers In the future. Jeanne Chesser wills her English and chemistry notebooks to Jeanne Rankin. Leroy Whited advises all math stooges to take the advantage of learning math from Coach Dawson, who teaches all his Mama’s darlings by the example method of tall tales. Joyce Jennings leaves her ability for thinking up questions to distract Miss Kennedy's attention from the lesson to any eighth semester student who doesn’t know his history lesson. Dot Reynolds and Eleanor Pedigo pass on their perfect friendship to Margaret Cooper and Edna Earle. Bob Shaw leaves the ability to find a cute-good-looking girl to Frank Trechsel. Betty Jo McIntosh and Peggy Lowery will their pin-ups pictures tin their lockers) to any two lovelorn misses. Frank Harrison leaves all his love to Polly Gillespie and Alex Maddox leaves his love to Peggy Lay. Geraldine Smith wills her wonderful shorthand grades to Mildred Courington. Geraldine Arledge leaves her combination lock to her brother Bill, who will he an addition to Phillips next fall. Sam Johnson wishes to bestow his good looks on Billy Pogue. Mary Dobbs wishes to leave Mr. Gochenour alone! and her place in Miss Comer’s heart to Martha Holliday. Drusilla Lane wills her height to Sara Jackson. Betty Diseker leaves to her sister Squirt her ability to get by. Mary Ann Gillespie, beng of sound mind and not acting under influence, bequeaths to Jessie Nell Ehl one shorthand book. Jane Murphree donates her dear old typewriter in room 326. together with her shorthand books, to any poor unknowing freshman. Libba Ledyard wills her most prized home economics notebook to Peggy Perkins. Frances Crosby leaves plenty of luck to the next Battalion Sponsor of the R.O.T.C. so she can learn everyone of the boys, privates, too. and make it and keep it the best battalion in the city. Jessie Rea and Martee McReynolds donate their top lockers to Anne Ellison, and Sister Lovell provided that the partition between the two is removed, enlarging the room for their Rogues Gallery . Elizabeth Wall wills her English Notebook to Nancy Day. while Margean Praytor leaves all her Spanish worries to Mr. Gochenour's future senior session rooms and her Home Sweet Home locker to Jeanette Estes. Billy Moughon leaves Mrs. Wulffaert a permanent piano tuner. Emily Gibbs leaves fond remembrances to everybody. Mary E. Graves wills her locker with all the candy, peanuts, and fruit to Paul Pinson who is responsible for it. also her gold wings to Jean Barnett. Marion Joanne Bingamnn wills her smile to Mary McIntosh and Edna Robinson, also her place in the choir to Dot Richard. Gene Bell would gladly will her claim on American. British, and French cadets to Edna Earl Thompson—if they weren’t already claimed, and June Massey leaves her knowledge of the Air Corps to the R.O.T.C. boys. Elsie Ann Zander wills her Virgil Book to Miss Senn's seventh period class. Mona Allison leaves her love for drums to Edith Perkinson. Jeanne Gates hands on her little hands to anyone who doesn’t play the clarinet. Ruth Powell regretfully leaves her assortment of excuses to Dorothy Comfort, and Margaret Ingram leaves her collected O.K.’s also. If Phillips is lucky enough to get a Juke Box in the lunchroom. Jane Tarrant will donate everyone of her Frank Sinatra records to the gals of P.H.S. In years to come when you want A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening. just Take It Easy and look back over this last recording here at P. H. S. So long, Jo Bingaman. Recorder of Wills and Testaments. T II K M I R R O R 38 “It Ain’t Necessarily So” Mumble mumble—mumble—Sold Phillipian! Tune in on your Hit Parade and you will hear musical prophecies compiled from their own choices of destiny as reported to your interviewer. L. S. M. F. T. L. S. M. F. T.” Lovely songs mean future things! Number one on the Hit Parade is Anchors Awelgh,” the favorite among our boys and even the girls. On the Bama is Colonel Boman Webber. Captain Ralph Mc-Meekin. Bombardier Philip Devore, Ensign Louis Stanton and Flight Lieutenant Don Thornbury. Admiral George Summerville is aboard the S. S. P. H. S. docked on the Coosa River, with a crew composed of Captain Estelle Brake. Ensign Gloria Peterson. Lt. (j.g.) Josephine Grasse. Ensign Mary Elizabeth Wall and Cadet Nurse Frances Tompkins. Second on your list of hits is This Is The Army . Colonel Marilyn Miller. Major Beverly Coshatt and Captain Jane Stopinski are looking over recruits, with Sergeant Elmyra Burbage standing by. On K. P. duty are Buddy Alford. Mac Wood, Don Nelson and John Hawkins. The third of your top tunes is You’d Be So Nice to Come Home To, voted for by Jodie Parks, Jimmie Blackwell, and Billy Stewart. In a mansion High on a Windy Hill” lives Martha Ann McLeroy. I'm Going to Move to the Outskirts of Town. says Virginia Griffith. Following the horses, Betty Jacob owns a ranch and Rancher who is no Lone Ranger. Dorothy Shirley, unlike Margaret Gough, our friend from Chile. who is pursuing the study of psychology in college, is interested only in an M. R. S. degree. Mary Jean Kendrick's house is Just a Cottage Small by a Waterfall, while Jane Tarrant prefers one of Deep Purple with red shutters. All for Love received the votes of Mary Jo Orr. Lillie Bess Holston and Loula Rogers. Number four on your Hit Parade is The Band Played On. We take you now to New York City to the Paramount Theater. The bright lights proclaim Fess Mayer and His All Girl Band - Mona Allison, Jeanne Gates. Margaret Ingram. Ruth Powell, Doris Steelman and Janie Little, with Jimmie Lou Windham singing her Blues in the Night. Bill Shrader and his band are providing Broadway Melody , too. playing at various night spots with such music makers as Robert Adams. Howard Hubbard, Thomas Slauson. and Robert Lynch. The fifth ranking song is Happy Go Lucky.” Nettye Holmes. Bettye Crawford. Eva Downey. Elizabeth Ledyard. Betty Hallmark and Jean Sherrod spend mast of their time dining, spending money and taking in the sights. Others whose theme is Take It Easy are Edith Piekel. Martha Huddleston. Joyce Sentell. Laura Maddox. Sara Maddox and Geraldine Ford. They are all Lazybones. loafing in the sun at a summer resort. In his private yacht basin. Millionaire A. G. Phillips spends his time fishing but not for Small Fry. Number six on the Hit Parade is Nice Work If You Can Get It. As glamor girls in the movies and on the stage are Tillie Fulgham. Carolyn Jones and June Massey, with Geraldine Coleman being chosen a Powers model. The career women are many. Kitty Austin, Theresa Goss, Dorothy Byrd. Jane Murphree, Norma Rose llolzman and Mildred Thompson chose to be secretaries to handsome employers. The Fourth Estate enticed Alice Webber who is authoring a social column. Dorothy Stevenson is chopping logs in a match factory, but tennis champion Peggy Lowery never chops any shots. In the medical world are Martha Ann Taylor, Sarah Norred. and Betty Jane West. It is not the Three Little Fishes making such a splash, but Annie Sue Carder winning a natatorial meet. Morris Villadsen is really riding high on a tidal wave of success as a new Noel Coward who writes, directs, and acts in his own plays on The Great White Way.” while Mary Leta English is being called a modern Bernhardt by the critics. In a Chicago office is Fred Martin, a certified public accountant, looking at that is. adding up- figures. Also in the Windy City is Drayton Scctt and Mary Carroll Jolly, following the due course of the law. The Last Time I saw Paris Gloria Tucker had gone over as an exchange teacher to help AMGOT after the war. Ma. I like Your Apple Pie Inez Day is helping keep Young America healthy as a nutritionist. Number seven on your Hit Parade is The Birmingham Special. Leaving the northern cities for the Magic City, we find playing at the Temple Theater the comedians, Beverly Cunningham and Billy Johnson. Kitty Johns is piloting a street car on an east-west run. Found a Million Dollar Baby behind the candy counter. It is T H I ; M I R R O K 39 Cathrcn Dickinson. The whole city is trying to decide which “native son to vote for in the presidential election, since Roosevelt finally retired, with Hugh Neighbors. Leroy Whited, and Ralph Brooks all running. Joyce Jennings decided that Smoke Gets in Your Eyes. so left to write a travel column for a local paper. Here is a Lucky Strike extra, Take Me Out to the Ball Game, where the Brooklyn Dodgers are favorites because Adrian Watson is hitting homers. The number eight song is A Poem to Music. Virginia Sanford's talent has carried her to the top of the bookshelves. Also. Bobby Bell and Rodney Moffett won the Pulitzer Prize in literature. Number nine on the Hit Parade is From the Halls of Montezuma . Major James Attaway of the Marine Air Corps is Flying High in the Sky.” We switch you to California for number ten on your Hit Parade. I Want to Be a Cowboy's Sweetheart.” On the plains near Santa Fe are Dorothy Kessler and Margie Myers making the San Fernando Valley their home. So long for awhile That's all the songs for awhile; So long to the Hit Parade and the Songs you have picket! to be played; True for you they will be. We hope luck will strike you. Dame Fortune will like you. And you reach the highest rung ere Fate rings the gong. L. S. M. F. T. Your Hit Parade Reporter. Annie Jo Conner. The Swamp Realm of darkness; tepid mists Writhe in and out the cypress trees. Through rushes knee-deep in the mud. Into the tawny bay. The cottonmoulh and the diamond-back. Stalkers of the rancid mists. Slither through dun swamp grass Like lean and sallow Death. The lazy alligator bulls. Like logs upon the stagnant pools. Lie languidly amidst the brush Along the water edge. In spite of darkness and of gloom. The depths a wild enchantment hold Beauty of an untamed world Within the eerie mists. Perfidious und lurid Sunlit patches here and there Reveal through lush undergrowth A feral, savage beauty. - Bobby Bell. T II E M I R K O R 40 T II K M I K R ( K 41 Clubs “MY BUDDY” AGLAIA Mildred Bassett, Sylvia Bonfield. Jeannette Estes, Frances Fisher, Juanita Fulgham, Dorothy Fuller, Eunice Gilbertson,, Katherine Gilder, Frances Jane Goldstein, Margaret Gough. Doris Hodges. Jane Hunter, Rowena Kidd. Mary Frances Lane, Joan Lannergan, Mary Larson, Elizabeth Ledyard, Betty Carol Logan. Irma Jean Luquire, Martee McReynolds, Ann Montgomery. Alita Morrow. Alice Noe. Pat Parker. Dorothy Schuster, Janice Sinquefield. Janice Smirl. Betty Jane Snow. Doris Steelman. Betty Lane Till. Jeannine Till. Corrine Tim-berlake, Elizabeth Wall, Maydean Westbrook. Betty Jean Winter. Inez Wise. June Young. Elsie Ann Zander. Priscilla Zander. ASTRAKA Gene Akin. Nuncy Amis. Betty Lois Arnett. Barbara Barth. Barbara Batteiger, Betty Beers. Jean Bowen, Virginia Brown. Thea Burnett, Clara Cox. Sara Edwards. Barbara Gardien, Sara Gill. Virginia Eiland. Mary Leta English. Betty Ann Graves. Jane Henry, Wanda Hunt. Tade Jenkins. Drusilla Lane. Roberta Martin. Beth Ann McCary. Catherine Middlebrooks. Christine Middlebrooks. Charlotte Middlebrooks, Helen Nesbit. Ester Jean Patrick. Barbara Patterson, Maude Reynolds. Betty Robbins. Helen Rox. Dorothy Sellers, Mauvelline Shaw. Edna Earle Thompson. Jean Walston, Barbara Watson. Bea Watson. CLIO Carolyn Allen. Margaret Anderson, Ruth Backus. Marjorie Sue Barclift, Betty Jean Barkely, Gene Bell. Grace Crenshaw. Pat Curtis. Hope Davies. Nan Davis. Doris DeRoncey, Barbara Dickson. Polly Gillespie. Mary Frances Harrison. Patsy Hawkins. Helene Rittcnhouse, Elizabeth Hinds. Mary Jean Holmgren, Betty Hudson. Jane Hutto, Billie Knopp. Burma Dale Kyle, Peggy Lay, Betty Magnuson, Jean Mathis, Edith McKay. Frances McKay. Betty Moriat, Judy Parsons. Thelma Paxton. Willine Paxton, Peggy Perkins, Margaret Phillips, Jean Pierce, Dora Ellen Pitts. Betty Pointer. Barbara Popwell. Charlotte Ragland. Mona Rawls. Betty Scherl. Lucy Simms. Charlotte Smith. Gwen Stephens, Emaleen Stoves, Margaret Tacker. Gloria Tucker, Margaret Wildsmith, Jane Wilson. Burma Wise, Margaret Wright. T II K M I R R O R 42 •13 T H E M 1 H H O R CURRY Robert Adams. Anthony Ardovino, Bobby Blue. Ralph Blue. Charles Boyd. Walter Brooks. Bob Brown. Ben Bruno, Calvin Densmore, Alfred Frazer, Charles Fulgham, Bert Gurley. Mark Hanna. Gowen Hood. Stanley Jackson, Sam Jones. Frank Lokey, Clyde Magnuson. John McCollister. Charles McKim-Kimmon. Jimmie McMillan. Francis Hatton, A. G. Phillips. Hilary Phillips. Bobby Reynolds, Jack Strong. Wesley Teague, Melvin Thorpe. Glen Trotter. Alvin Tunkle. Lewis White. DAMROSCH Kathryn Austin. Jeanne Barnhart. Dianna Bathurst. Jeanne Beard, Fan Bearden. Ellen Berman. Marion Joanne Bingaman, Estelle Brake. Billie Brewer, Ann Buis. Mildred Carpenter. Merle Cash, Jean Coker. Annie Jo Connor. Nancy Day. Virginia Estes. Peggy Ann Fair. Geraldine Ford. Cleo Fuller. Doris Gotleib. Josephine Grasse, Frances Gray. Muncy Harris, Fannie Harrison. Lois Hopper. Carleen Hurd. Betty Jacob. Johnnie Johnson. Jeanne Kern.Joyce Malkove. Merrell Massey. Virginia Matson. Jackie Miller. Doris McElroy, Betty McGfbboney, Mary McIntosh. Sara Ruth Norred. Pat Roundtree. Mary Helen Sparks. Mary Leila Strickland. Mildred Thomas. Jeanne Wren. HILLIARD Jimmy Adams. Bobby Barth. Jimmy Bloom. Jack Bowen, Sam Boykin. Walter Byars. Ben Crabbe. Brandon Crawford, Dick Deas, Bill Forman. Hoyt Harris. Gene Hunter, Carroll Hutto. Sam Johnson. Clayton Kyser, Roy Martin. Don McCormick. Billy McCullough. John Miller. Jack Nall. Hubert Norris. Otis Price. Joe School. Bobby Shaw. Bobby Shill. Luke Smith. Jack Staples, Sam Stephenson. Frank Trechsel, Bob Vann. Alfred Walker. Arthur Walker. Guy Woodlift, Albert Wynn. T II E M I H K O R 44 T II E M IKK OK •15 MNKMOSYNKAN Laura Acton. Marie Butler. Joyce Burchfield. Sue Carder, Valeria Carroll. Dorothy Comfort. Beverly Coshatt, Frances Crosby. Mary Ann Englebert. Emily Gibbs. Ann Grier. Barbara Hahn. Martha Frances Ilaislip, Barbara Ingram. Martha Ann Ingram. Kitty Johns, Dorothy Kessler, Martha Kessler. Johnnie Sue Kimmons. Sylvia Little, Janie Lee Little. Norma Mansfield. Ann Lacey Nethery. Martha Ann McLeroy. Betty Ann Patterson. Edith Perkinson. Joyce Sassaman. Ann Smith. Nancy Ann Smith. Evelyn Thompson. Mary Carson Tinney. Ann Lee Trimble. Julia Gay Walker, Norma Jean Williams. Betty Clair Windham. OWEN James Beasley. Jimmy Bell. Bill Black. Charles Binion. Axel Bolvig. Peter Bolvig, Rhodes Boykin. John Bryan. Gene DeRieux. Bob Donald. Charles Doster. Hubert Doster. Frank Drake, Felix Drennen. John Estes. Charles Fell. Beaty Hanna. Jo-Jo Hawkins, Phillip Jackson. Ed Johnston, Earl Marsh. Bill Miller. John Million. Robert Molden, Donald Miur. Phil Neal. Hugh Neighbors. Jimmy Noel. Albert Norman. Winston Phillips. Bill Poor. Ralph Powell. Robert Sanders. Drayton Scott. Wey-man Snuggs. Billy Stewart. Charles Terry. Charles Thomas. Billy Joe Ward. Tom Wet more. Jimmy Wingo. PIERIAN Amanda Armor. Virginia Bromberg, Wynne Brasfield. Betty Burger. Marianne Cole, Molly Ann Caheen. Patty Collier. Margaret Cooper. Jackie Davies. Ruth Davies. Dorothy Davis. Betsy Edwards. Charlotte Eros, Caroline Estes. Jean Evans. Louise Goodall, Pat Hawkins. Genevieve Holmes. Erwin Jones. Lola Mae Jones, Mary Pride Jones, Norflette Leland. Mabel Locke, Jane Major. Mary Mapes. Mary Jo McNabb. Jean Mc-Murry. Ann Merriwether, Elizabeth Ann Michaels. Marie Moody Mallie Moughon. Florence Murphy, Patrica Nelson. Loula Rogers. Betty Jo Ruble. Betty Pearce. Olivia Prowell, Jane Slaughter. Edith Tanner. Betty Jean Taylor. Edith Tynes, Mary Wilkinson. Patricia Woodard. T II E M I R K O K 47 PROMETHEAN Susan Adams, Sally Bozier Allen. Margy Baughn. Susan Baarche, Cora Moss Bell, Virginia Bowen. Beverly Cunningham. Wilma Diefenbach, Marjorie Davis. Bootsy Denver. Virginia Early, Edwina Foreman. Catherine Freeman. Mary Elizabeth Graves. Mary Helen House. Mary Jean Kendrick. Marguerite Kent. Mary Louise Lovell. Ingrid Lassen. Marilyn Miller. Betty Jo McIntosh, Margaret Matthews. June Massey, Ann Newell. Mary June Orr. Mary Alice Perry. Nancy Perry. Jane Pearce. Jessie Rea. Dorothy Reynolds. Betty Shaw. Harriette Shaw. Jane Stopinski, Sara Starbuek. Dorothy Teal, Ann Vance, Ann White, Katherine Yates. THALIA Mona Allison. Helen Aston. Olive Bailey. Bobbie Brown. Betty Butler. Barbara Campbell. Joy Carmichael. Mae Cunningham. Florence Dillard. Doris Duke. Jeanette Griffin. Yvonne Hamilton. Lynn Hartung, Doris Hebard. Florence Klyce, Leona Lasater, Betty Manly. Frances Mendenhall. Jean Moore. Jane Morris, Katherine Mounger, Betty Moxley, Edith Nickelson, Donna Pledger. Kitty Powell. Ruth Powell, Marion Powell. Sally Rogers. Betty Satterwhite. Bessie Shepard. Dorothy Shirley. Betty Joyce Smith. Betty Sue Smith. Jean Simmons. Sara Simmons. Adele Schooley. Marjorie Thomas. Betty Underwood. Sara Vaughn. VESTA LI A Ann Barnett, Jane Barnett. Charlsie Ann Barton. Frances Barton, Freda Bond. Harriet Burns, Ann Coker. Ann Cowart. Vennette Cox. Dean DeRamus. Kathryn Douglas, Eva Downey. Patsy Ellis. Sara Ellis. Robbie Jean Ezell. Betty Jane Frew, Dianne Gardner, Betty Sue Gray. Floy Gunn. Norma Ham. Dot Haney. Virginia Ann Holcomb. Willodean Jackson. Peggy Johnson. Sara Laws, Peggy Lowery. Betty Lou McWhorter. Margaret Ann Newton. Elizabeth Norris. Cherry Phillips, Elizabeth Ploeger, Virginia Popwell. Martha Jane Saunders. Martha Joyce Shealey. Mary Jane Smith. Jerry Staines. Gene Stanley. Patsy Wales. T II E M I H R O K 48 T II E M IKROR ART Mary Ella Bemis, Bobby Braun. Catherine Butler. Homer Carter, Katherine Courington. Glenn Creel. Mildred Glassman. Eva Jean Hawkins, Peggy Kendrick. June Lord, Patsy Mc-Gauley. Sue McVay, Jane Park. Ann Pendleton, Julia Perkins. Willodine Phillips. Charles Robinson. Clara Sauer, Frances Smith. I). O. CLUB Vivian Boyle, James Brake. Helen Bunton, Jack Choate. Jerry Cole, Geraldine Coleman, David Cowden. Bobbye Lee Edge, Fred Garner. Warren Gaston. Clavis Gibson, Dot Hall-brooks. William Hassell. Betty Jacob, Edna Ruth Johnson. Thomas Leighton. Billie McBee, B. F. Miller. Abe Owens, Dick Peake. Otis Price. Mary Saunders, John Scott. Jean Sherrod. Sam Simonetti, Katherine Stroud. Mary Walker. Henry Weston. Leroy Whited. GIRLS' LETTER CLUB Gene Akin, Kathryn Austin. Ruth Bachus. Peggy Bates. Jeanne Beard, Freida Belyeu. Jean Black, Estelle Brake, Helen Bunton, Marie Butler. Annie Sue Carder. Jerry Cole. Mary Will Collins, Virginia Cranford. Mae Cunningham. Nan Davis. Inez Day. Elizabeth Downey, Clarette Dennis. Cathren Dickinson. Vida Lee Dudley, Dorothy Fant, Doris Foreman. Jeanne Gates, Martha Goodwin, Florence Gothberg. Fannye Gramas. Ann Grier, Gretchcn Hanemann, Marillyn Hanemann, Frances Harrison. Elizabeth Hinds, Jean Hobbs. Mary Jean Hughes, Gloria Israel. Willodean Jackson. Edna Ruth Johnson. Peggy Lowery. Rita Loyd, Melba McAfee, Billie McBee. Betty Jo McIntosh. Miriam Meyer. Elizabeth Milton. Mary Pelekis. Dora Ellen Pitts. Maude Reynolds. Jo Reynolds, Sally Rodgers, Virginia Sanford, Ann Smith. Mary Smith, Dot Stephens. Jane Stopinski. Emaleen Stoves. Katherine Stroud. Frances Tompkins, Betty Ann Thompson. Betty Jean Ware, Barbara Watson. Shirley Watson. Norma Jean Whyte, Edith Wiggins, Margaret Wildsmith, Betty Wood. Juanita Yuille. T II K M I R R C) R 50 T ii e M i it it o it 51 GIRL RESERVES Marit Allgood. Geraldine Arledge. Mary Edna Boschung, Rickey Cams. Margarito Ciuro, Doris Cook. Virginia Cranford. Edna Dealt . Doris Densmore, Vivian Dunn. Jean Dutton, Barbara Gardner. Jeanne Gates. Dorothy Harris. Betty Jo Hayes, Martha Huddleston, Mary Jean Hughes, Mary Carol Jolly. Lanyl Kramer. Peggy Martin. Nell Merrell. Mildred McWilliams. Annie Pete Oliver. Esther Owens. Margean Praytor. Julia Powell. Alice Quick, Nan Raissle. Ann Rauchenberg, Joyce Sentell. Jo Ann Smith. Jane Thede. Josephine Trou-lias, Pauline Troulias. Betty Jane West. Gerry Witton. Toni Wigginton, Carolyn Wilson. Juanita Yuille. LIBRARY CLUB Ruby Alice Arendale, Mary Nell Arledge. George Boulou-kas. Paul Carter. Bernard Clowdus. Sue Curtis. Virginia Dugger. Barbara Ellis, Juanita Gaither. Aristides Harduvel. Jack Hawkins. Harrell Henson. Albert Jacobs. Harry Letcher, Frances Neighbors, Frances Norton. Doris Owens. Charles Powell. Jenny Schifanella, James Sibert. Robert Thornton. NEWCOMERS CLUB Ernest Arthur. Tom Atherton. Josephine Colotta. Betty Hallmark. Elliot Herrin, Pete McWilliams. Betty Means. Laura Morgan. Calvin Pinkard, Clarence Shelton. Wanda Shirley, Colleen Vaughn. Jack Wilke, Alden Yates. T ! 1 K M I R R ) R T II E M I K R O K 53 PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Charles Bruce, Leo Creest, Joe Hughes, Dan Komegay, Dan Moss, Tommy Patton. Billy Paul. Kahn Quan. Thurman Robertson. Mallory Rowe, Jimmy Smith. Donald Spann. Kenneth Tanner. Kemp Tunkle, Henry Weston, James Wilson. Jimmy Wilson. Bobby Wright. PHILLIPS HONOR KII LKS James Adamson. Buddy Alford. Jimmy Bates, Rufus Bethea. Phillip Devore, Jimmy Duke, George Evans. Ed Gilder. Charles Henry, Johnny Holmes, Dick Howell, Jack Hughens, Royce Lowe, C. W. Lowe. Dick Matheny. Roy Mauldin. Earnest Murray. Allen McDowell. Ralph McMeekin, Bob Nelson. Charles O'Bryant, Davis O’Kelly. Tommy Parks. Sam Pilllt-teri. Dick True, Dan Vann. Adrian Watson, Bob Weeks. Arthur Woody. SCIENCE CLUB Charles Armstrong. John Axe. Calvin Bentley. George Drys-dale, Billy Fenn. John Ivey. Thomas Leighton. Bill Lee. Jimmy McKnight. Manuel Mendel. Don Mize. Rodney Moffett. Norman Pass. Louis Perry. John Porter. Young Quan. Courtney Robbins. Don Turnbull. T II E M I R R ) R 54 T II E M I K R O R 55 USHERS' Roger Abbot. Joe Baldone, Axel Bolvig. Rhodes Boykin. John Bryan. Walter Byers. Clyde Dawdle. James Duke. Alfred Frazier. Jerry Gaultney. Ed Gilder. Mark Hanna. Frank Harrison. Lynn Hawkins. Sam Johnson. Bruce Jones. Royce Lowe. Alex Maddox. Don Marshman. Fred Martin. Bill Miller. Hugh Neighbors. Don Nelson. Sam Pilletteri, Billy Pouge. Joe Shoel. David Sperling. Edwin Stafford. Jack Strong. George Summerville. Donny Thombury. Hofford Todd. Frank Trechsel. Don Turnbull, Adrian Watson. Arthur Woody. Richard Dominick. WRITERS' WORKSHOP Betty Alford. Elsa Allgood. Betty Diseker. Frances Lawrence. Marilyn Lichtenstein. Bill Lucas. Mary Malfas. Edgar McCollum. Carolyn McDonald. Ruth McKenzie. Sylvia Mitchell. Dale Solomon. Virginia Tidwell. Thelma Vaughn. SEMPER IBIDEM Drink to me only with thine eyes And I’ll strew roses and liliacs over thy name. But do not say that every body in the universe Attracts every other body in the same. Sing me the songs that once were so dear That brought joy and comfort and peace to me. But admit it can lx more briefly put Than to be or not to be. Flow gently, sweet Afton Through meadow and forest and chasm. But do not say that all of life Is composed of protoplasm. Oh. sweet mystery of life. Must you everyone confuse. For only the squares of the other two sides Equal the square of the hypotenuse. When the moon comes over the mountain And the universe is completely one-sided. Never dare confess That all Gaul is divided. For. should old acquaintance be forgot. Then who would lx left to blame That everything in all the world Is evermore the same? — Elsie Ann Zander. Snap Shots “AMONG MV SOUVENIRS T I! K M I R R () R 62 Have your Graduation Pictures made at- ★ Southland Studio 207 North 21st Street Home Owned and Operated “We Furnish Cap and Gown” BIRMINGHAM Compliments of City Paper Company Home of SCHOOL SUPPLIES and SPECIALTIES NORTON Produce Co. WHOLESALE PRODUCE EXCHANGE BUILDING Iti rilling hum. Alabama JEWELERS and SILVERSMITHS OF QUALITY JOBE - ROSE Jewelry Co. 1917 Second Avenue, North PHONE 3-0993 T II E M IRROR 63 Serving Alabama Since 1836 YES. AND SERVING MORE AND MORE OF YOU AS ALABAMA GROWS. COME TO BROMBERG •S FOR: • DIAMONDS • HOME DECORATION • SILVERWARE • CAMERAS and SUPPLIES • WATCHES • FURNITURE • JEWELRY • CHINA and GLASSWARE • OPTICAL GOODS • GIFTS • HEARING AIDS BROMBERG CO. 218 North 20th Street Phone 7-0221 STATIONERS For Your SENIOR CLASS GRADUATION INVITATIONS CALLING CARDS BUSINESS STATIONERY WEDDING INVITATIONS Frank Chambers Engraving Co., Inc. 2104 FIFTH AVENUE, NORTH ACROSS FROM REDMONT HOTEL T II K M I R H O R 64 Autographs G'BVE NOW”


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