Phillips High School - Mirror Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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The Senior Class Phillips High School Presents “Boo Reports' January, 1945 Birmingham, Alabama Table of Contents FRONTISPIECE...... .................................... Roberta Martin PUBLICATION STAFF “I Speak for the Silent SENIOR CLASS ORGANIZATION Senior Class Officers Captains Courageous Senior Class Committees ' Roll Call of Honor SENIORS More Than Conquerors” FEATURES Look Who’s Talking Testament of Youth............................... Billy Johnson Jimmy Makes the Varsity .........................Richard Causey The New World A'Comin' ” ...................... .....Nan Davis In This Our Life .-..........................Julia Gay Walker You Have Seen Their Faces ........................Billy Johnson CLUBS People You Know SNAPSHOTS Why We Behave Like Human Beings ADVERTISEMENTS How To Spend Money TAILPIECE Homer Carter Publication Staff I SPEAK FOR THE SILENT ELSA ALLGOOD Editor-in-Chief SYLVIA MITCHELL • Associate Editors JANICE SMIRL KEMPTUNKLE Sports Editor TED BRYAN Business Editor GEORGE DRYSDALE Exchange Editor Charles Binion REPORTERS Thelma Paxton Charles Fell Dale Solomon Joe Hughes Bill Lee Emaleen Stoves Thelma Ann Vaughan Billy Achor BUSINESS STAFF Frank Ix key Anthony Ardovino Sylvia Mitchell Tod Bryan Charles O'Bryant Charles Fell Francis Patton Joe Hughes PHOTOGRAPHERS TYPISTS Blanche Brandos.................Doris Hebard Leslie Moss SPONSORS Belle Comer Leona Skelton J. Eli Allen Winifred Ragan Senior Class Organization MOTTO: NON SIBI SED OMNIBUS. (Not for self, but for all.) FLOWER: The Chrysanthemum. COLORS: Scarlet and Gold. Senior Class Officers CAPTAINS COURAGEOUS Presiden t...................... CHARLES O’ BR Y A NT Vice President.................................. POLLY GILLESPIE Secretary .............................. ..BEVERLY CUNNINGHAM Orator............................................... FRANK LOKEY Pianist.................................................NANCY DAY Violinist SUSAN ANNE ADAMS Vocalist.........................................MARY HELEN SPARKS Poet........................................... CHARLES FLURRY Artist........................................... ROBERTA MARTIN Senior Class Committees “FOI L CALL OF HONOR” MOTTO... ............... ... . Miss Clara Belle Senn, Sponsor Billy Pogue. Chairman: Virginia Ann Holcombe. Helen Nesbitt, Jack Strong. FLOWER AND COLOR.......................... Miss Belle Comer. Sponsor Alfred Frazer, Chairman; Jane Pearce. Clara Sauer. Tom Wet more, Arthur Woody. INVITATION................................... Miss Ottie Huff, Sponsor Mary Louise Lovell, Chairman; Lambert Constantine. Bert Gurley. Betty Underwood. ANNUAL ...................................... Miss Leslie Moss, Sponsor Billy Johnson. Chairman; Richard Causey, Nan Davis. Julia Gay Walker. The MIRROR 9 Seniors MORE THAN CONQUERORS’ CHARLES JOHN O’BRYANT National Honor Society '44: Senior Class President '•13; Big Five Recreation Committee Treasurer 'll. Chairman Publicity and Publication Committee ‘4 1; Ushers '44: Hl-Y '44: Honor Rifles '44; Owen '42, 13: Mirror Business Staff '43. ’44; S. R. President '43. Vice President '42. Stamp Salesman '41. '44. Mirror Agent 42; Marshal '42. '43: President English Class '44, Vice President '42; President History Class 43. Secretary 53; Sgt. R O. T C. '43; National Honor Society Program '44. M. PAULINE GILLESPIE “Polly National Honor Society Vice President '44; First Associate Commissioner '44; Senior Class Vice President '44; Auditorium Committee '44: Clio '41-14. President '43: Victory Corps '43. President Community Service Division '43: S. R. Secretary '41. '42. Council Member '42. '44. Stamp Salesman 13, Vice President '43. BEVERLY ANN CUNNINGHAM Rev Natlonul Honor Society '43; Senior Class Secretary '45; Orientation Committee '42: Auditorium Committee '43; Publicity and Publications Committee '44; Promethean 41-44. President '44. '44: S. R. Via President '44, Mirror Agent '42. Secretary 44: Senior Play '44: Dramatic Club '44- 44; Speech Choir '43-44. Vice President '44; Town Meeting '44: Recreation Room Committee '44. CHARLES FLURRY Phantom” Senior Class Poet '45; Sports Club '43. '44: Honor Rifles -13: History Class President '43: English Class President '43. '44: S. R. President 'll. 43. '44; Vice-President '42. '43. Stamp Salesman '42; Football '42-'44. Track '43; Basketball '43; Victory Corp '43. FRANK MARION LOKKY, Jr. Frankie Senior Class Orator '45: Law and Order Committee '42: Curry '4-1. Vice President '44: S. R. President 41. '44. Vice President '40, Secretary. Treasurer. Bond Salesman '44; Marshal 44; Head Marshal '42; Declamation Cup Winner 44: Speech Choir '40-'42. Treasurer '44: Mirror Advertising Staff '40-'44: Area Winner American Legion Oratorical Contest '44; Dramatic Club '40-'44; Victory Corps '42. ROBERTA ROSA MARTIN Ruddy Senior Class Artist '45; Astraea '43. '44; Pen and Brush Club ‘42-'44. Secretary '44. '45: S. R. Vice President -14. S. R. President '43. NANCY KKLE HAY Nun Senior Class Pianist '45: Choir ’44; Dam rose h '42-'45. Treasurer '44: Glee Club '12. 44; Business Manager 44: Publicity Chairman '43: Victory Corps '43. '44; Librarian Harmony and Appreciation Class '44: Marshal '44. DORIS IIODGES Orchestra Concert Mistress '43. '44; Agiaia '43. '44: S. R. Banker '43: Victory Corps Community Division ’43. '44. Secretary '44; Junior Red Cross '42: Senior Class Play '41-'44: National Honor Society 44. MARY HELEN SPARKS Senior Class Vocalist '45; Damrosch '43. '44, President '44: Choir 42-'44. Librarian '43. Vice President '44: Treble Clef Club '42: “Big Day '42; Porter at the Door '43; Mirror Typist '44. SUSAN ANNE ADAMS Susie Scnlon Class Violinist '45; Promethean '41-'45. Secretary '44. Vice President '44. Treasurer '43: S. R. Chaplain '45. Secretary '42. '44. Mirror Agent '41: Economics Class President '44; Spanish Class President 43; History Class Secretary '42. '43: Orchestra ’41-44; Violin Solo A. E. A. '44: Club Oratorical Contest '44. The MIRROR 10 MARY CAROLYN ALLEN •ijurnnlr' Clio '43- 45: S. R. Vice President '41; Council Member '42. '43, '44; Secretary English Class '43: Marshal 41-'44: Bond Drive Program ‘44: Victory Corps '43. MII.I)HKD ATKINSON “Bootslr Freshman Girls Club 41; S. R. Bunker 13: Art Club '43-'44. Secretary '43; Aglala 41; Civics Cluss Secretary 42: Marshal 13: Fair Exhibit '44: Phillips Night '43; Victory Corps '43. IDA KATHRYN AUSTIN “Kitty K;.t Ramrosch 42- 44. Vice President '44. Secretary '43. Social Committee 44: G. I.. C. 42-'44. Social Committee '44; Bookstore '42-'43; Club Stunts 44: S. R Mirror Agent '44. Council Member ’42. Stamp Salesman '44. Basketball 'I2-'4I: Soccer '43. '44; Vollev Biill '42. '43. EMILY KI TH KACHUS “Rutbie” Clio '43. '44; G. L. C. 43. 44. Publicity Committee '44: Book Store '43. 'll; Cheerleader 43. ’44: Basketball Team '43; Volley Bull Team 43: S. R. Secretary '41. '44. Banker '41. ’42. Council Member 'll: Marshall '41. 'll. WIDIA HAHAKKL ■•Dla Dramatic Club '42-'44; Marshal '42-'44: Speech Choir. MARJORIE SI’K B ARC LI FT “Toody C-llo 42- 44. President '44. Parliamentarian '44: Dramatic Club 41-'44: English Cluss Secretary '42: Speech Choir '42-'45; Marshal '43. ClIAKLsIK ANN BARTON Vestal la 41-'44. Council Committee 44. Social Committee '42; S. R. Council Member 'll; Mirror Typist '44. RALPH BLUK Ushers '44; Curry '41-'44. Treasurer '43-'44; Dramatic Club '41. '42: Stage Crew '41-'44. Stage Manager '43. 4-1: Movie Projector Operator '42-’44: S. R. Council Member '43. MARJORIE HOOKER GEORGE HOI LOt KOS “ Bouts’ Damrosch Club '41; Library Club 14: S. R. Stamp Salosmun '41. Council Member '44: R. O. T. C. '43. The MIRROR JAMES KDWARl) It|{ K K “Rrd“ Diversified Occupations Club 'll: Victory Corps Production Division '44; Air Raid Warden 41. IILANCIIK JEANNE BRAXDKS S. R. Secretary '44; Gym Captain 41: Annual Typist 44; Mirror Typist 44. '45; Personality Club 'll; Victory Corps 43, '44; Marshal '44. 15. JOHN ELLIS BROWN JAMBS LAWRENCE BROWNLEE, III Hl-Y Vice President '43: Ushers Club 44; S. R. President '43. Vice President '42; Vice President Sea Division Victory Corps '43; Poster Distribution '43. MARIE HI TLER “Dee Dee Mirror Agent 43; S. R. Secretary '42--14; Drum Major '41-'44; Mnemosynean 41-'44: Gym Class Captain '41. '42; Operetta '42; Bookstore '41-'44: G. L. C. '41-14, Secretary '43. ‘44; School letter '41; State Letter '43; Kreshmnn Glee Club 10. JOSEPHINE CAC'CIATORK Basketball Team '43. Manager '44; Volley Ball Team 13. 44. FRANK ANTHONY CALM A “Nuget Baseball 43. 44. RICHARD CAUSEY’ Frausley” Senior Class Annual Committee '44: Athletic Committee 'll; Hl-Y 42. '43. Vice President 44; Yancey 42-14; S. R. Vice President 14; HUtory Class President 43; Marshal '42: Football '41-'43: Tennis '41-'41: Basketball '43. 44; R. O. T. C. Guide Sergeant '43. ANNIE JO CONNOR “Sweet Pea Newcomers '43. Secretary 43; Dramatic Club '43; Damrosch '44; S. R. President '42; Vice-President '43. Mirror Agent 'll; Mirror Board '43. '44; Librarian Typist 43. LAMBERT TOM CONSTANTINE Scholarship Committee '44; Honor System Committee '44; Senior Invitation Committee '44; Scrap Drive Committee '43; Yancey 4 1; Dramatic Club '41-'44; Victory Corps '43; S. R. Council Member '42. President '43-'44; Speech Class President '42-'44; Speech Choir 42-'44. President '44; Footbull '42; Track '42; Tennis '42. The MIRROR DORIS LORINK COOK “Dot” Girl Reserve 42-'45. President 43, Secretory '•12. Vice President 42. Treasurer 43. Scrapbook Chairman 44: Dramatic Club 43: S. R. President 42. Stump Salesman 42. Secretary ‘43. Mirror Agent 42: Mirror Typist '44: Marshal 43. MILDRED VIRGINIA CO I KINGTON Victory Corps 43. CLA ('DINK DAVIS S. R. Banker 41. 42: Treble Clef 42: Operetta 42. NANKTTK .MARIK DAVIS Nun Athletic Committee 45; Clio 41- 45. President 44. Vice President 43; G. L. C. 43- 45. President 45. Vice President 44: S. R. Secretary 41. Vice President 41: Bookstore 43- 45. IK till MARVIN DAVISON Caughdrop Davison S. R. Vice President '42. Council Member 42. DORIS 1SAKELL DeKONCKY Dot” Clio 44- 45: S. R. Secretary 41. 44. Mirror Agent 43: Orchestra 41- 43. UITII DOllNK Rufus Personality Club 44; Freshman Glee Club 41; Treble Clef Club 42: Operetta 42. RICHARD DOMINICK Yancey1 42- 44; Hl-Y 42- 44; Ushers 44. Treasurer 14; S. R. President 41. Vice President 44. Secretary ‘43. Mirror Agent 42: English Class President: Bas'-ketball 44: Baseball 44. JOSEPH CLYDE DOWDI.K Bubba Scholarship Committee 44; Photography Club '42. Vice President ‘42. Secretary ‘42; Ushers Club 43. '44; Hilliard 43, Vice President 44: Hl-Y Club 43. •It: S. R. Banker 41. ‘42. ROB DRKIIKK Ushers Club 44: S. R. Council Member 44. Stamp Salesman ‘-12. The MIRROR 13 tiKORUK ROBERT DRY'SIIAI.K Mirror Board. '44; S. R. President 12. Council Mem er 12: Science Club '42-'44. Treasurer 43: Band ‘43: National Honor Society 44. DORIS M. DUKE Dee Dee May yuecn '44: Thalia. Secretary '44; Dramatic Club. President 14. Secretary ‘43: S. R. Mirror Ak’ent ’43. Fresldent ’ll. Vice President ‘43. Secretary 'll. ‘42. Council Member '42. Banker 'll: Speech Class President 42 '44: Speech Choir. • JESSIE KKLL Kill. Glee Club 'll. '42: S. R. Stamp Salesman 12. 14: Bank 'll. AI.FRK1) KNOX FRAZER Orientation Committee '43: Senior Class Color and Flower Committee 'll; Ushers 43: Curry '42. Corresponding Secretary ‘44. Vice-President 14: S. R President ‘44. Council Member ‘44. Bond Anent 14: Inter-Club Debate '44. BKTTY JANE FRKW Vestnlla ’41- 45. Secretary ‘43: S. R. Secretary 43. 'll; President of Speech Class ‘43. Secretary 43: Speech Choir. ‘42. ‘44: Oratorical Contest '44: Dramatic Club '41. '43: Mirror Typist '44: Victory-Corps '42. JUANITA MI 1.1.Kit FILGlIAM Tillle AkIuIu '42. Critic '43: Dramatic Club '43: G. L C. 'll- School Letter 11. State Letter '44: Bookstore '44. ROHKRTA FURMAN Berta Victory Cori s -13. 44. Secretary 13: History Class Secretary '42; Infirmary Marshal '43. '14. YAKRKN DRAKK GASTON Shorty Victory Corps '44. Vice-President Production vision 'll: D. O. Club 'll: S. R. Vice-President Government Class Vice-President '43. Dl- '43; HOWARD MASON OATHS S. R. Banker '42; History Class Vice President '42: Orchestra '44: Band '41-'44. Drum Major 44. LI 44. MJCKKY GOLDSTEIN S. •12. 43: R. President '44: Boys' Glee Club It: Choir •44, President -M. Vice President '44. Treasurer Trial by Jurv 42: Porter at the Door ’43. The MIRROR 14 MARTHA HOOD WIN Victory Corps: Softball Team ll-'43: Basketball Team -12. 43; Volley Ball Team '42. -13. FANNYK ORAMMAS S. .R;,.Pr£sld.ent • 4- v,co President ’43. Mirror Banker c- L C. '42-'44: Personality Club 44: English Class Secretary 44; Marshal 'll. 43. ANNIE LOCISE 0RAMMER “I ou Treble Clef Club 42: Choir 43: Marshal '42. REGINALD DENNY (.RIMES Reggie” S. R. Vice President 15: Basketball '43-14: Sophomore Mirror 43: Recreation Room Host 44. ALFRED BERT GURLEY Curry 43. 'll: S. R. Mirror Agent '43. '44. Council Member 42: National Honor Society '44. JOSEPH PINKNEY (iVVYN, III ••Joe” Ushers Club -M; S. R Council Member 43: Victory Corps Sea Division Secretary 43: Air Raid Warden '12. JOSEPH I. HALLMARK. JR. -Joe” do«n-«rw5g2. -i?‘'45: Histo,y presi- ARISTIDES T. HARDI VEL • Artie” S. R- PraWf-nt 41. Vice President '42. Mirror Agent IE 42. 44. Stomp Salesman '43. Banker '41: hI TOoC1 .43: °- J. C.: English Class President 42: History Class Secretary 43. INA HARRELL ••RUHe” EDNA CATHERINE HAWK ”Kltten” The MIRROR 15 GARY IIRAD Yancey 43; Photography Club '41-43. Treasurer ‘43: Picture Projector Operator '41-’44: Dramatic Club '41: Annual Photographer ‘42. ‘43: Air Division Victory Corps 43. DORIS JR AN II KHAKI) “Dot” National Honor Society 13: Publicity nml Publications Committee ‘43; R. O. T. C. Sponsor ‘42. 43: Thalia ‘41- 45, Treasurer ‘43. Vice President ‘44. S v dal Committee ‘44; S. R. President ‘42. 13, Vice President -12. Council Member ‘44. Stamp Salesman 12: History Class Secretary 42. History Claw President '43: Harmony Class President -«2: English Class President -12: Assistant In Office '43. 41: Assistant In Bank ‘43. ’44: Mirror Typist 44; Annual Typist ‘44. WILLIAM HERRMANN German S. R President ‘12. Mirror Agent '13. ELIZABETH IIINDS Hetty Clio I.V45: G. L. C. ‘42-.45; S. R. Vice President 44: Bookstore ’42-'45. NORMA LRR HOR1IN Bobby Newcomers Club -12: Personality Club ’43; Vocal Class President '44. VIRGINIA ANN HOLCOMBE Clubs Committee '44: Senior Class Motto Committee H: Vestal la ‘41-‘44. Social Committee 41. Corresponding Secretary 42. President 13. 11. Pub- licity Chairman ‘44; Freshman Glee Club 41: Treble Clef Club '41: Senior Glee Club 42: Phillips Choir 42. '44. Treasurer '44: Victory Corps ’43: R. O. T C. Sponsor '41: S. R. Stamp Salesman '42. '43. Banker 41. Secretary '41. '44: President Economics Class '44: Mirror Typist ‘44. •FAMES WILLIAM IIOLLOWAY Jim Football 43: S. R. Mirror Agent II. Council Member '44. JOHN JEWELL HOLMES Johnny National Honor Society '44: Ushers Club 44: Honor Rifle Club '43; Band '4K42; S. R. President •44: Football 13- 44: Victory Corps: R. O. r. C. '43-'45. Tech. Sgt. '44. HYM’M L. IIOLTZCLAW Yancey '44. Corresponding Secretary '44. Inter-Club debates '44: Disc and Dlnmond '44: R. O. T. C Corporal '44. First Sgt. '44: S. R. Vice President ’43. Mirror Agent '42. '44. JOHN B. IVEY. Ill Poison” Publicity and Publications Committee 44; Science Club '42. 'll. President ' ll. Secretary '43. '44: Ushers '44: History Class Secretary '43. '44. The MIRROR 16 JAMES WILLIAM JOHNSON Billy” National Honor .Society '44. President ’44: Chair man Senior Class Annual Committee '44: Chairman Auditorium Committee 44: Scholarship Committee 44: Yancey '43-'45. Third Member Standing Committee 44: Critic '44. English Class President '44: President Dramatic Club 43. Vice President: Speech Class Vice President: S. R. President '43. Bond Salesman '43. '44: Senior Piny '44: Dramatic Club '41-'43; Writer's Workshop '43: Town Meeting '44; Air Raid Warden '42: Youth Forum 42. ROBERT W. JOHNSON, JR. BRICK Met:11.1. JONHS. JR. ”TiRer President Student Body 'll; Athletic Committee '44: National Honor Society '44: Ushers '43. '44, Associate Head Usher '44: S. R. President '42. '43. '44; Council Member '42: F'ootbull 41-'44: Track '43. 44; Bosketbull '44. EVELYN HICII.LK JONES Personality Club '44: Mirror Typist '44: Marshal '42-'44. -MARGARET ANN JONES Girl Reserves '44: Personality Club President '44; S. R. President '44. Secretary '14. CHARLES KERR Charlie” Band ’41-'44; Murshnl '42. WILLIAM III NON HI ERAS Disc and Diamond Society 'll; S. R. President '41. Vice President '44: History Class Vice President '44: R. O. T. C. Band 43-'44: 6rchestrn '44; Band '43-'44. IIARRIKTTK KINNEBREW Pei-sonallty Club '43: Orchestra 41-'42. TIMOTHY B. LAO RONE, JR. Timmlr” English Class President '42: S. R. Stamp Salesman '43. Council Member '44. JOSEPH MONROE LAWRENCE ”B by Jor English Class President '43: S. R. Council Member 13. Mirror Agent '44: Orchestra '41. '42: R. O. T. C. Cpl. ' ll. The MIRROR 17 CLAOY.s KI TII LAYNK WILLIAM M. LETSON Ushers 44; Yancey 41« 44, Vice President ‘44; Hl-Y '44; Track Squad '42. 44; Football Squad ’43. MARIK ANN I.OKINO Weedl S. R. Banker '41; Home Economics Class Secretary '42; Gym Cnpiuln '43. MARY I.OMSK LOVELL ‘‘Sister Clubs Committee '44; Senior Class Invitations Committee '44; Promethean '4t-'44. Vice President '44; S. R. Secretary '41. '43. 44. Mirror Akent '42. Banker '41; Music Appreciation Class President '42. 43. Secretary '42; Marshal '43; Orchestra '42. BETTY MANLY Beam Thalia 43-'44; Dramatic Club 41-'43; Speech Choir '41-’44; Victory Corps 42; Mirror Typist '44; Speech Class President '43; Council Member '42; Maud Lindsey '42. PEGGY JOYC E MARTIN Peg Dramatic Club '41. '42: Girl Reserves '43. '44; S. R. President 43. JACK MAYIIALL Hl-Y ‘44: Aeronautic Club Secretary 44: S. R. President '44. Secretary 44: Football '43. MIRIAM MEYER I'ce Wee G. L. C. 42-’44; Personality Club '44: S. It Secretary '43. CAR MELINA ANNE MOLLICA Carme S. R. President '44; Girl Reserves Club '42. '43; Marsha! '44. BETTY RUTH MILES Bette Personality Club 44; S. R. Council Member '43. Banker '41; Secretary English Class '43: Marshal '41. The MIRROR in .M AN .MOON “Sunshine” JEAN MOOKK • Junior” Thalia '43-’45. President ‘-14: Dramatic Club ’41-’44; S. R. President ’43. ’44. Secretary ‘41. Council Member ’42; Speech Choir ’41- 44, Secretary ‘44. Student Director ’43. ’44: History Class President ’43. ’44; Speech Class President 43. HELEN MOSS “Mossy” Astrnen ’41; Speech Choir ’41-’44; Dramatic Club '42-’44; Victory Corps '43; Marshal 44. EARNEST Ml'RRAY Disc and Diamond '44: Honor Rifles '44; R. O. T. C. 1st Sgt. 14: S. R. President 43. MILLIE FRANCES Melt EE G. L. C. ’42- 45. Bookstore ’42-’45: D. O. Club ’44-45. Secretary ’44-’45. Council Member ’44. MARTHA ANN McLEKOY John” Mnemosynean ’42; S. R. Council Member 41. ‘42. S. R. Secretary '43. Vice President ’43; Mnrshul ’42. ’43. NELL Met)VAll) PIIII. HITI)SON NEAL, JR. Owen ’42. President 44: S. R. President ’42. Vice President '42. Secretary '41. Council Member '43: Mirror Circulation Staff '44; National Honor Society 44. HOB NELSON “Hobby Con.- Disc and Diamond 44; Honor Rifles ’44; R. O. T. C. Pfc. '42. CpI. 13. S«t. 43. Tech. SKt. ’44. HELEN ROE NESBITT Senior Class Motto Committee '44; Aslraea '42-'44. Program Committee '43. '44. Year Book Committee '44. Vice-President '44; Dramatic Club '41. '42: S. R. Secretary’ '41: Speech Choir '43. 44: Speech Bureau '43: Clvltnn Contest '44: Marshal '42, 43. The MIRROR 19 MARY BK8S NETIIERY Mnemosynean 43: S. R. President 43; Council Member ’43. Banker '44: Victory Corps 43: Marshal ’42. ’43: History Class Secretary 42. FARIS O’NEAL OIJVKR Baseball 43. '44. ROBERT CLYDE PALMER S. R. President ’44. Council Member 43. Vice President ’43: History Class Secretary ’43. Vice President ’43; R. O. T. C. 40-'42; Football ’41 43. WALTER WILLIAM PAUL, JR. “Billy ' Publicity and Publications Committee 43: Photography Club ’42 44, President '44. Vice President 43: s. R. President '44. Chapluln ’43. Mirror Agent 41. '42; Civics Class President 'll: R. O. T. C. Band ’41 44, Sgt. '42. 2nd Lt. 43. 1st Lt. 14. DICK C. PKAKK S. R. President 41. ’43: Baseball 44. EVELYN JANE PEARCE Pearce Promethean ’4l-'44: S. R. President '42 MARY ALICE PERKY Pnllce Promethean 41-’45. Secretary '44. Treasurer '45; Choir ‘41-'45. Secretary 43. '44. Busings Manager '43. '44; S. R. Vice President '41. Banker 42. Mirror Agent '43. Council Member '41. GLORIA PETRAS Pete” CL L. C. '43: Personality Club '44: Library Assistant '43: Girl Reserves 44: S. R. Stamp Salesman 43. CALVIN M. PIN KARO, JR. Newcomers President '43; S. R. President '44; Biology Class President ’44. WILLIAM ALEXANDER POGUE Hilly National Honor Society '44-'45; Clubs Committee ’44: Chairman Scholarship Committee ’43: Ushers '43-'45. Associate Head Usher ‘44. Head Usher '44-'45: Yancey '42- 45. Secretary ‘43. President '44: S. R. President 41 43; Hl-Y 43; Band 'II- 43; Tennis 44. The MIRROR CHARLOTTE RAGLAND Mnemosynean 12: Clio '13. Corresponding Secre tury 44: Treble Clef Club '-11: History Class Secretary '44. LVCIU.K KATHERINE RAIA ‘■Gill S. R. Banker '40. '41: Victory Corps ‘42: Marshal 44. l’KKKY REDMOND S. R- Vice President ’42; Stamp Salesman 44. GKORGK HKRRKRT RICK, JR. KICIIA It I H. ROBINSON Dick” S. R. Mirror Agent '44. Tilt R.MAN IIAltOI.D ROBERTSON. JR. Robbie Photography Club '41-'44; S. R. Mirror Agent '43. Stamp Agent '43; Orchestra 43, '44: R. O. T. C. Band 41. Capt. '44. 1st Lt. ’43. 2nd Lt. '42. BILLY EARL .SALSKK S. R. President 13; Band 'll-' 13: Band '41-13: R. O. T. C. Bund tl-'43: Orchestra 42-'43. ROBERT V. SANDERS Owen '42-'44: R. O. T. C.. Cpl.. Sgt.. 1st Sgt.. 2nd Lt.: Marshal '43. JOYCE SASSAMAN Joy” Mnemosynean '42-'14: Dramatic Club '41. '43: S. R. Council Member '44; Speech Choir '43; Victory Corps '43: Marshal '42. '43. CLARA WILSON SAt'EK Art Club 42. '43. Treasurer '42; Pen and Brush Club '43. 14: S. R. Secretary 43. The MIRROR 21 JOIIX . SCOTT D. O. Club 43. 44. President '44. Treasurer '43; S. R. Vice-President 44. Mirror Agent '41. '43, 44; Glee Club '42. JAMES KLBKRT 8KAV. Ill Yancey '43. '44; S. R. Council Member 43. Band 42-'44; Marshal '44; National Honor Society 44. NANCY ANN SMITH Mnemosyncan '42-'45, Treasurer. '43. Corresponding Secretary '44. Vice President 44. '15; G. L. C. '43. Treasurer '44; Junior Red Cross '42. President '44. '45; First Aid Squad '43; S. R. Banker '42. President '44: Gym Office Assistant '41. NORMA JUAN SMITH Jennie National Honor Society '44; Clio '44; Mirror Typist '44: Home Nursing '43: English Class President '41. Vice-President ‘41. '42. HASCOMB RAYMOND SMITH Pratt City R. O. T. C. Guide Sergeant. HERMAN 1)01.PHI S SPIVKt Spevy” Aeronuutles Club 14; Disc and Diamond Society 'll; History Class Vice President '44: Track 41-'44: R. O. T. C. Staff Sgt. '44. Corporal '43: Marshal 43; Victory Corps 43; S. R. Stamp Salesman '42-'41. Mirror Agent ‘42. Banker '41; Alt Raid Warden '42. 43. JACK K. STAPLES Hilliard '42-'44; Dramatic Club '42; Mirror Typist 44; S. R. Treasurer '42. GEORGE STEVE STAT1IAKES Yancey '41-’45: Dramatic Club 41-'42; S. R. Bank-er '42. Council Member '42. Stamp Salesman 13. Victory Corps '43; Jr. Red Cross 42. JACK PERRY STRONG National Honor Society '43. '44; Senior Class Motto Committee '45; Publicity and Publications Committee '44: Athletic Committee 'll; Mirror Board 13. '44. Sports Editor '44. Business Staff 11. Annual Board '43. '44. Business Staff '43. 'll. Secretary ' ll; Curry '43. '44. Third Member of Standing Committee '4 4; S. R Banker 42. Librarian '42. War Stamp Salesman '43. Mirror Agent '44; English Class President '42; History Class President '43. Chairman '43; Victory Corps '43. KATHERINE STROt D K. t G. L. C. '42-'15. Bookstore '42-'45; D. O. Club '44-45: Vice-President 14; S. R. Banker 12. The MIRROR 22 MELVIN TIIARPK Sharp” Curry 14 Critic 44; S. R. President '44. Stomp Salesman 42: Marshal 42; Baseball Manager ‘43; Basketball Manager '42. '43: Football Manager '43. .44: 8” Football '44; Air Raid Warden '42; Band 43. 44. JOSEPH COLEMAN THOMPSON S. R. Council Member 41; Aeronautics Club ‘44: R. O. T. C. Sgt. 43. HENRI THORNBURGH Dramatic Club 41. 42; Band l3-'44. VIRGINIA TIDWELL JOSEPHINE TKOt'LlAS Dramatic Club '41. '42; Girl Reserves 43. '44: S. R. President '41. Council Member '43; Mirror Typist '44. PAULINE TROT LIAS Dramatic Club '41. '42: Girl Reserves '43. '44; S. R. President '43; Mirror Typist '44. HICK TRI E Ushers '44; Hl-Y '43. '44. President 44: Honor Rifles '43. '44. Chaplain '44; Disc and Diamond '44. 1st Lt. Co. 11; S. R. Vice-President. Stamp Salesman '44: History Class President '43. '44: R. O. T. C. Lt. Col. 'll. RUTH F. TURNER Ruthin HETTY BOND UNDERWOOD “Qnecnle Senior Class Invitation Committee '44: Orientation Committee ’44; Auditorium Committee '44: Campaign Speaker ’44; Thalia '44. Pin Committee '44; Writers Workshop '43. President '43; Clio '41-'42: Dramatic Club '41; S. R Vice President '44. Banker 41-'43. Chaplain '42. Rod Cross Representative '44; Speech Choir 43: Economics Class President '44; History Class President '42; Speech Cluss Vice President '43; English Class President '43, Secretary '42. GENEVA YILDIHILI. Personality Club '44; Mirror Typist 14; Marshul '44; Victory Corps '43; Home Nursing '43. The MIRROR 23 NOB-MAN VIRCTGLIO Vercl ” S. R. Mirror Agent '42: R. O. T. C. Toch. Sgt. JOHN OAKLEY WHITAKER Oaky Basketball '43; Track ‘43. MII.DREl) ESTHER ZORN Art Club 44; S. R. Stamp Salesman '44. JULIA CAY WALKER Judy National Honor Society 4-1: Senior Class Annual Committee '45; Clubs Committee '44: Orientation Committee ’44: Big Five Dance Committee '44; Mnemosynenn '41-‘44. Secretary 4 1. President '44: S. R. Secretary '41. Vice President ‘41. President '42. Mirror Agent '44: Spanish Class Secretary '43: History Class Vice President '43: Marshal '41. TIIOMAS BADGER WET MOKE Tom Senior Class Color and Flower Committee '45: Owen '43-'44: S. R. Stamp Salesman 43: History Class Vice President '43; Football '43: Track '43. 14: R. O. T. C. '13-14. Sergeant '44. LULA MARGARET WILDSMITII Clio 43 '44: Treasurer ‘44: Girls Glee Club '43- 44; Bookstore '43. '44. NORMA JEAN WILLIAMS JAMES ARTHUR WOODY. JR. Artie Ushers Club '43- 44. Ass’t. Head Usher '44: Disc and Diamond Society '44; Capt.-Commander Co. 7. ’44; Honor Rifles ’43. ’44. President '44. Treasurer 43; S. R. Banker '41, Council Member 41; R. O. T. C. Sgt. 42. 1st Lt. '43. Lt. Col. '44. JAMES CHARLES YAW Two-Day Disc and Diamond Society '44; S. R. Stamp Salesman '42. ’43: R. O. T. C. Sgt. 43. St. Sgt. 44. 2nd Lt. '44. R. O. T. C. Recreation Club '43. '44: Marshal '42. Other Graduates 24 The MIRR OR HOMER CARTER Art Club. Vice President. Secretary '44; Pen and Brush Club '41-43. President 43. Secretary '43: Stage Committee '41: Made Eagle For War and Commencement Programs '44. A OKI.INK PINION FI.OVK KKLI. Bt'RNKTT CHARLSIE MAE HALL S. R. Secretary '44; Christmas Festival '42; Auditorium Program '42. WILEY FRANKLIN OAVIS MARTHA FRANCES IIIODLKSTON ELIZABETH LOI ISK JACOB Betty D. O. Club '44. Corresponding Secretary '44. Stamp Salesmnn 44: Dam rose h '43. '44: Book Committee '43. President '44; Victory Corps '43. '44; Archery 43; Softball 43; Horseshoes '43: Tennis '43: Secretary History Class '42: Secretary Music Appreciation Class 40 '42; Secretary English Class ELIZABETH LOUISE JACOB KKOINA LOUISE SHKKKAKD Summer, 19 44 B ( Y S Willard Graves Bagwell, Roller! Leonard Brown, Walter Lester Coker, Elisha Jenkins Fairley. Jr.. James Richardson Fleck. Jerry Bradford Gault ney. Paul Warren Green. Arthur Lynn Hawkins, John Harper Hawkins, Willis Hallman Hendrix, D. L. Howell. Billy V. Lewis, Roy Leon Mauldin. Jr., James Dawson McKnight, Jr., J. Courtney Robertson. James Preston Rogers. Jr. GIRLS Marcella Marie Alongi, Joyce Alan Burchfield, Ethel Gaye Byars, Dorothy Byrd, Marie Cerniglia, Dora Kathryn Courington, Helen Gay Cotman. Cathren Dickinson, Willodeen E. Doss. Peggy Ann Fair, Margaret Louise Faust, Josephine Elizabeth Fer-lise, Geraldine Ford, Norma Rose Hol .man, Betty Jean Hudson. Jeanne Kern. Anita Jean Lorino. Laura Elian Maddox. Betty Jean McGiboney. Sarah Ruth Norred, Patricia Parker, Edith Marie Pickel. Harriet Crystal Patterson. Annie Louise Price, Dorothy Elizabeth Richards. Avalene Joyce Sentell, Martha Gail Spencer. Lillie Theresa Stephens, Birma Rae Wise. Virginia Maxine Welch. The MIRROR 25 Features “LOOK WHO’S TALKING” “Testament of Youth” By BILLY JOHNSON The time has come,” the seniors say, to leave our friends some things: our books and themes and chewing gum. those tests on lead or kings, and when they take a Latin test, that blessed bell that rings! Yes. once again the departing seniors take advantage of their right to bestow virtues and faults on their poor, unsuspecting friends who are stuck for next semester. So here we go! Billy Kieran. Edward Ctates, and Henry Thornburgh leave that reputation of a terrible threesome to just any three potential juvenile delinquents. Beverly Cunningham leaves Ann Coker to Bob Windham with an admonition to mind how you treat her now! Warren Gaston gives his ability to slip into lunch line with nobody knowing the difference to little man. Alfred Frazer relinquishes his place in Miss Feagin’s heart to Peter Bolvig and donates those sketches of the teachers to Miss Doss for her scrapbook. Mickey Goldstein gives that golden Eeek. Frankie voice to Charles Fulgham along with a plea not to ruin it yelling at football games. Doris Hebard leaves her straight A reports (oh, that brilliant girl) to Jane Hutto (ditto). Tom Wet more gives a first class set of telephone numbers to the highest bidder (Does that include June Massey’s, Tom?) Jane Pearce bestows her attraction for the football team (and boys in general) on Alice Noe. Jack Strong wills his brain with its knowledge of log. sines and mantissas to be divided up by Miss Benson among her next year’s trig class who. heaven knows, will need it. Billy Pogue leaves his manly physique to Sam Chestnut and all his love to Sue Miller. Carolyn Allen isn't leaving Dolphus Spivey! period! Mary Alice Perry. John Ivey, and James Brake give those flaming locks to anyone who likes attention. Helen Holland, please note. Helen Nesbitt donates her old Vergil book with original illustrations by Nesbitt to Jane Morris and her apology to Miss Senn far what she said about leaving Latin. Ann Smith gives her blond beauty to Virginia Matson while Susan Adams leaves her brunette loveliness to Sally Allen. Arthur Fox and James Yaw leave their knack of getting caught by Miss Ver-planck while chatting amiably in study hall to Bobby Shill and Bo” Miller who already have it. Charles Flurry. Nan Davis, and Josephine Cacciatore bequeath their ability to mess up Miss Lynch’s test questions to Florence Dillard, Marion Powell, Don Turnbull and everyone else in English 8X. Joe Gwyn leaves his infallibility in science to anyone who reads a lot. Two certain seniors leave all those broken test tubes in chemistry lab to Ted Bryan to pay for. And finally. George Rice. Billy Salser. Robert Palmer, Jimmy Seay. Melvin Tharpe, Norman Verciglio, and John Whitaker leave their top lockers, loud socks, ability to flunk tests, dirty saddle oxfords, and Monday blues to everybody. Widia Bahakel, Nancy Day, Ina Harrell. Betty Jane Frew, Josoephine and Pauline Troulias. and Norma Jean Williams bestow their sweaters and skirts, pinafores, cute smiles, hair ribbons, latest dance steps, and fond farewells on the girls in the seventh semester. Phillips is a grand school. We know you'll keep it that way. See you in college. So long, everybody. The MIRROR 26 “Jimmy Makes The Varsity1' By RICHARD CAUSEY CHARACTERS: Bruce Jones- three letter man Charles Flurry—two letter man Richard Causey two letter man Johnny Holmes—one letter man Richard Dominick two letter man Jack Mayhall one letter man Billy Pogue one letter man PLACE: Phillips High School TIME: Spring and Fall of 1944 CHAPTER I Our story opens in the gym on a cold January day where Coach Tucker was running a few boys around the floor several times to find out who was and who wasn’t in condition. This could denote nothing else but basketball practice. Among the crowd cf hard working basketeers were three of our proud seniors. Bruce Jones. Richard Causey and Richard Dominick. At the start of the season, there wasn’t much to be expected of these three boys, but as time rolled by and the season progressed, they proved to be of much value to our team. Bruce played at center and though he had never before participated in this sport to any extent, he turned out to be one of the finest of the pivot men in the city. The two Richards were guards and played regularly throughout the season. All three of these boys lettered in this field of sport. CHAPTER II Immediately after the basketball season was completed, one of our talented seniors donned his uniform and reported to Coach Walker out on the East Park diamond for baseball practice. By name he is Richard Dominick. He was our stellar first baseman and one of the best hitters on the team. His outstanding feats, however, were in his fielding ability. CHAPTER III Bruce Jones took to the track after the basketball season and aided in Coach Tucker’s crack cinder team. Bruce tried a little of everything in the field events, but he was most outstanding in the shot put. where he racked up several points for the Raiders. Another of our track stars was Charles Flurry. He also worked out in most of the events, but was most effective in the dashes. CHAPTER IV From the basketball court to the tennis court was Richard Causey’s objective in spring sports. He was Mr. Fullington’s No. 1 singles player for his second year. In the Alabama State Tennis Meet he was runner-up to the singles championship. During regular season play he lost only one match. Billy Pogue was also a racqueteer. He played on one of the doubles teams and was a great boost to the team throughout the season. CHAPTER V Our story comes to a conclusion on the gridiron during the fall season. Among the heavily padded contestants for the football team were Bruce Jones. Johnny Holmes and Charles Flurry, a trio of January seniors. All three of these boys were potential players during the season’s play, although two of them sustained injuries through half of the games. Bruce Jones, quarterback, was chosen by the city coach in the All-City backfield. Although he had an injured elbow during the middle part of the season, he gained recognition through his blocking and his backing up of the line on defense. Charles Flurry was an outstanding halfback on the team this year. He was high score man for Phillips, scoring five touchdowns for a total of 30 points through season play. Johnny Holmes, unable to play the latter part of the season due to a couple of broken fingers, was one of the Raider guards. Although a little man. he was one of the best of Phillips’ offensive guards. Another boy who should be mentioned here is Jack Mayhall. Jack lettered on the team last year at halfback. Had he been able to play this year, he would no doubt have been an outstanding player with a good chance of making a berth on the All-City team. Good luck to our graduating athletes. The MIRROR 27 The “New World A’Comin By NAN DAVIS The curly wisps are thinning, the smoky clouds are disappearing, and now I see in the crystal ball deep into the future of promising graduates of the Class ’45. What’s this I see!?! Oh, no. please no. not this, not this, not This. Above All not this—it can’t be. it can’t be—but it is. “The Curtain Rises on that Divine Comedy, or what have you. presenting those world famous comedians. Billy Johnson and Beverly Cunningham. Egad! I’ve only started this prophecy and look what happened. Other stars of stage and screen are: Fannye Billy Burke Grammas, Betty “Joan Davis” Underwood. Romeo” nuff scd Flurry. Joyce Sasu Pitts Sasse-man, and Elizabeth Tizzie Lish” Hinds. Second Lana Turners and Hedy Lamarrs for “They Also Had Glamour are Kitty Austin. Dee Dee Butler, Doris Duke. Tillie Fulgham and Sister Lovell. Listeners of the radio will be shocked or wild probably wild, if you know what I mean—to hear that Reginald “Jimmy Durante Grimes has for his guest tonight George Abbot Drysdale and Clyde Costello Dowdle. Having switched stations, all swoon to the tune of Richard Sinatra Causey. Another program offers Enchanting Melodies presenting those two rhythmic swingsters, Betty Manly and Jean Moore. Immediately following this broadcast is commentator Jack Staples with his up-to-the-minute war news. What’s that he said? Gen. Eisenhower's place has been taken over by Gen. Arthur Woody. Ah-h-h, Some of My Best Friends Are Soldiers. Gen. Woody’s staff consists of Lt. Gen. Dick True. Lt. Gen. Frank Calma, Lt. Gen. Charles Kerr, Lt. Gen. George Stathakas, and Buck Private Umbriago now how’d he get in there!? In the field of Politics we have Johnny Holmes, Jimmy Holloway, and Bruce Jones. They Also Ran but ’Long live Roosevelt' Luther Smith, who thinks that it’s “High Time there was a change, is campaigning with a defiant, Try and Stop Me. In the field of Science and Invention we find Thurman Robertson and Gary Head tiring of searching for a 6(X) octane gas that will send their Model T’s Gone With The Wind. They believe that “Time Must Have a Stop and are now searching for the ’Stop.’ Crowned with Laurel and Straw for their poetic and political views are Bert Gurley and Joe Hallmark, respectively. Back on the homefront and in the kitchen comparing a housewife’s work to the “Life In a Putty Knife Factory are Marjorie Sue Barclift, Blanche Brandes, Doris Cook, Doris De Roncey, and Margaret Wildsmith. Busily cooking up Chicken Every Sunday are Charlotte Ragland Jones and the Lieutenant’s Lady,” Polly Gillespie. Present at the Woman's Gossipy Glee Club” are Mary Helen Sparks. Helen Moss, Harriette Kinnebrcw, Doris Hodges, and Mildred Atkinson. Chauffeuring them home is none other than that “Drivin’ Woman. Julia Gay Walker, careening crazily down the street. Trudging in after a hard day at the office are Charlsie Ann Barton. Marjorie Lee Booker. Annie Jo Conner. Claudine Davis. Billie McBee, Roberta Martin, and Miriam Meyer. Strolling in after a hard day at the Elks Club about 3:00 A. M. by The Skin of Our Teeth are Ralph Blue, Laurence Brownlee, Richard Dominick, and Bob Dreher. Before George Bouloukas and Aristides Harduvel depart for a day of golf, they ring up Bill “Mr. Horton Letson to see if he predicts any Crazy Weather.” 'Hie curly wisps thicken, the smoky clouds gather, and that’s all for now. That’ll be ten dollars please, aw PLEASE. Any mentioned titles in this prophecy are poorly coincidental and no reflection on my mental condition. The MIRROR 28 In This Our Life By JULIA GAY WALKER Lot's have a RENDEZVOUS WITH THE PAST and recall some of the incidents and people we shall never forget. 1 remember: Polly anna Gillespie diligently searching each line of 700 pages for one quotation recommended for her graduation speech. THE NAVY missed getting a letter from her that day. I bet. Mary Alice Perry. Susan Adams, and Ann Smith as the LITTLE WOMEN in Senor Gochenour’s class who were ABOVE SUSPICION. Billy Joohnson’s and Beverly Cunningham's .rendition of Friendship.” Was that THE CALL OF THE WILD? Just teasing for I, too. have written a sequel to LIVE ALONE AND LIKE IT. Nan Davis! Nan Davis’ poetry!! Nan Davis giggle!! Nan Davis!!!! To prove that IT CAN BE DONE. Doris Duke and Jean Moore writing a song to their future mascot A PRACTICAL PIG. Richard Causey repeatedly asking Melvin Tharpe when the jackets would come and still his HOPE (was) DEFERRED. Bob Dreher and Phil Neal (WITH MALICE TOWARD NONE) making their ATTACK for positive electricity. Jimmy Holloway able to teach you HOW TO WORRY SUCCESSFULLY. (I’LL NEVER BE YOUNG AGAIN after listening to his report on HOW TO LOSE FRIENDS AND ALIENATE PEOPLE). OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY watching Marie Butler lead our band. Charlsie Ann Barton. Marjorie Sue Barclift, Blanche Brandes and Nancy Dav never being WALLFLOWERS. The rumor that Charlotte Ragland and Josephine Troulias have ONE FOOT IN HEAVEN already just thinking about their futures. How could we forget (Send all entries to S. R. 231) Gary Head's and Thurman Robertson’s vehicles that seem to come OUT OF THE NIGHT? Or Alfred Frazer as Grandfather? BRING THEM BACK ALIVE Ivey's love and devotion for the animals of THE UNDERWORLD. Yes. Yes. I know. Snakes aren't slimy. Charles Flurry writing THE STORY OF HIS LIFE'S ADVENTURE or SEA WOLF. Mildred Atkinson. Annie Louise Grammer and Joyce Sassaman discussing HOW TO COOK A WOLF during a Home Ec. class, while Carolyn Allen, Pauline Troulias and Doris DcRoncey prepare a lunch AS YOU LIKE IT. During the CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. Ralph Blue, Richard Dominick. Bert Gurley. Timmy Lagrone and Bill Lctson forming an interesting STAG LINE. PARADISE (Is) LOST for Virginia Ann Holcombe now that Lynn is in Florida. With DESIGNS FOR LIVING Margaret Wildsmith and Elizabeth Hinds consulting Ouija Boards. Remember Doris Hebard's all A's? That’s a case of SENSE AND SENSIBILITY. In this VALLEY OF DECISION. Jack Mayhall having a time with his girls’ names that begin with the letter J. Helen Moss following the LONESOME (ahem) TRAIL since Clyde is in Georgia. AS LONG AS I LIVE I'll never forget the voice of Betty Underwood. Betty Manly, Lambori Constantine and Frank Lokey. Bruce Jone’s DARK CONQUEST of so many HEART THROBS. Is it due to his EXPRESSIVE ENGLISH. FLOWING GOLD, or UNDERSTANDING HEART? The recollection that will stay with me as long as I inhabit this GOOD EARTH is one of Reginald Grimes recounting his experience with the F. B. I. Who knows, maybe he will write a second 20,000 YEARS AT SING SING. The Seniors are now living on BORROWED TIME at Phillips AND SO GOOD-BYE. The MIRROR 29 “You Have Seen Their Faces We have now outgrown our high school As we once outgrew our high stool. So we take another step upon our path: But we have our recollections Of cerebral brain infections Which were caused, of course, by chemistry and math. We will weep a lot and then some As we leave our dear Miss Benson With her logs of tons and little Soldier Boys ; And we find that when we're leaving. Miss Doss' tests weren't quite so grieving. So we'll miss geometrys’ related joys. Oh, Miss Lynch is surely a daisy. Though her themes will drive you crazy. And she gives you F on poetry or prose: And we hate to leave Miss Ellis In whose room we were most jealous When she .said she owned a bod that once was Poe's. We’ll remember Gochenour And his charming tales galore: How he climbed a tree to get a coconut; And the sweet and charming Feagin Who our talents kept a-plaguing When the Senior Play began to be a rut. Miss Verplanck, who taught us history. Made our hands get red and blistery From the writing of the tables that she gave; And Miss Gatchell. on her part. Gave an Ancient History Chart Which located Assurbanipal's jioor grave. Miss Geoghegan showed us science And we wrote in dumb defiance That a fissure was a bone within the nose' ; Mr. Wood held many a soiree. For unwary lunch line “Quarry And his Monday matinees caused many woes. There were Miss Montgomery. Ragan. Jeter, and Pet tee, Mr. Allen and Miss Hamilton as well. To them and to all the rest. (Even if we failed your test) We departing seniors say that you were swell! —Billy Johnson. The MIRROR 31 Clubs PEOPLE YOU KNOW AGLAIA Mildred Atkinson. Gilliam Branscomb. Dora Jean Conner, Maude Diseker, Julia Evans. Roberta Evans, Frances Fisher, Juanita Fulgham. Eunice Gilbertson. Kathryn Gilder. Margaret Gillespie, Frances Jane Goldstein, Doris Hodges, Jane Hunter. Rowena Kidd. Margaret Kirk. Lois Lees. Jean Leslie, Betty Carol Logan. Joan Lonnergan. Irma Jean Luquire. Frances Mendenhall, Ann Montgomery. Alieta Morrow, Mary F. Nappi, Eileen Newton. Alice Noe, Mary Jo Rockett. Dorothy Schuster, Janice Sinqueficld. Janice Smirl. Bettye Jane Snow. Betty Lane Till. Jeannine Till. Corinne Timberlake. Mary Dean Westbrook. Betty Jean Winter. Inez Wise. June Young. Priscilla Zander. ASTRALA Gene Akin, Nuncy Amis. Betty Lois Arnett. Barbura Barth. Jean Bowen. Ann Brett, Virginia Brown. Thea Burnett, Clara Cox. Buela Crabtree, Sara Edwards, Barbara Gardien, Betty Ann Graves, Jane Henry. Wanda Hunt, Tade Jenkins, Roberta Martin. Beth Ann McCary. Catherine Middlebrooks. Christine Middlebrooks, Sue Miller. Helen Moss, Helen Nesbitt. Ester Jean Patrick, Maud Reynolds. Helen Rox, Dorothy Sellers. Mauveline Shaw, Edna Earle Thompson. Jean Walston, Barbara Watson. Bea Watson. CLIO Carolyn Allen, Margaret Anderson, Ruth Bachus, Marjorie Sue Barclift, Betty Jean Barfield. Beverly Benson. Peggy Bethune, Grace Crenshaw, Pat Curtis, Hope Davies. Nan Davis. Doris DcRoncey, Barbara Dickson. Polly Gillespie. Joan Hancock. Mary Frances Harrison. Patsy Hawkins, Elizabeth Hinds, Mary Jean Holmgren. Peggy Lay. Betty Magnuson. Jean Mathis. Frances McKay, Marie Morowitz, Betty Mouat. Judy Parsons, Thelma Paxton. Willine Paxton. Peggy Perkins. Polly Phillips. Dora Ellen Pitts. Betty Pointer. Barbara Popwell. Charlotte Ragland. Helene Rittenberg. Betty Scherl. Charlotte Smith. Jean Smith. Gwen Stephens, Emaleen Stoves. Margaret Tacker, Theresa Thilbodeau, Carolyn Thornberry, Gerry Whitton, Margaret Wildsmith, Jane Wilson. Margaret Wright. Mary Sue Thomas. The MIRROR 33 CURRY Charles Almon, Anthony Ardovino, Jimmy Bellows, Ralph Blue, Charles Boyd, Walter Brooks, Ben Bruno, Allen Clark, Jimmy Crowe, Alfred Frazer, Charles Fulgham, Curtis Hardwick, J. L. Hare. Augustus Lindberg, Frank Lokey, Billy Lovell. Clyde Magnuson, Don Mize. Earl Mobley. Bill McDaniels. Clinton McGhee. Jimmie McMillian, Bob Norman. David Parrish. Frank Patton, Louis Perry, Hilary Phillips. William Powell, Bobby Seabury. Jack Strong. Monroe Teague, Wesley Teague. Melvin Tharpe, Weldon Walker. Rudolph Warth. Bob Weeks. DAMROSCH Kathryn Austin, Diana Bathurst, Fan Bearden. Jeanne Beard. Billie Brewer. Jeanne Bonheart, Ann Buis, Mildred Carpenter, Jean Coker, Marilyn Cooper. Nancy Day. Virginia Estes, Polly Griffin. Muncy Harris. Gretchen Hanemann, Marilyn Hanemann, Lois Hopper. Carleen Hurd. Frances Hurd. Rebecca Kresses, Martha Jones, Joyce Malkove, Betty Mathews, Merrell Massey. Virginia Matson. Jackie Miller. Doris McElroy. Dorothy Powell. Pat Rountree. Mary Helen Sparks. Mary Elizabeth Slagle. Mary Lelia Strickland. Mildred Thomas, Jeanne Wren. Mary Harvey. EUPHROSYXKAN Frances Adde.rhold. Sue Boutwell. Pat Bowers, Jean Break-field. Betty Anne Browning. Betty Colvert. Doris Colpack, Clarette Dennis, Faye Ellis. Evelyn Fountain, Olivia Gibbs, Martha Holliday. Jean Holston, Betty Houston, Betty Jane Joiner. Harriet Joiner. Henrietta Komegay, Burma Dale Kyle. Helen Lanier. Jane Lawrence, Rita Loyd. Bebe Meadows, Jane McElroy. Doris Owens. Faith Ragan. Nan Raissle, Maxine Ramsay, Lanier Ray. Virginia Richards, Blanche Saunders. Mary Frances Saunders. Barbara Stubbs, Ladelle Watterson. Miriam Wilder. Sidera Yuille. The MIRROR 35 GOEOAS Jack Bridges. James Brown. Tommy Bruce. James Bryant. Donald Busby. Jack Crouch. Bill Durant. Carl Estes. Sam Glenn. Gordon Goodall, Ed Holtam. Charles Hooper. Albert Horn. Elvin Kanter. Ronald Kirkpatrick. Norman Lee, Joe Lombardo. James Mann. Gene Porter. Hamilton Reid. George Rudd. Jimmie Russell. L. B. Sheffield. Ray Shubert. Dan Vann. HILLIARD Jimmy Adams. Bobby Barth. Jimmy Bloom. Jack Bowen. Sam Boykin. Walter Byars. Ben Crabbo. Brandon Crawford. Clyde Dowdle, Marshall Flournoy, Arthur Fox. Hoyt Harris. Gene Hunter. Carrol Hutto. Clayton Kyser, Charles Lamar. Thomas Lovett, Roy Martin. John Miller, Ed Mulvaney, Hubert Norris. Otis Price. David Satterwhite, Bobby Shill. Bobby Scott. Luke Smith. Edward Speir, Jack Staples. Sam Stephenson, Thomas Stevens. Jerry Tucker. Bob Vance. Jack Wall, Roy Watts. E. Guy Woodliff, Albert Wynn. MNEMOSV NEAN Jean Barnett. Mary Agnes Brooks, Marie Butler. Dot Comfort. Ann Cost. Peggy Crow. Barbara Crumbly. Elizabeth De Shazo, Virginia Edwards. Mary Ann Englebert, Ann Grier. Martha Frances Haislip, Barbara Ingram. Martha Ingram. Martha Sue Johnson. Martha Kessler. Sue Kimmons, Sylvia Little, Barbara McClain. Lacey Nethery. Margaret Ann O'Neill. Betty Ann Patterson. Edith C. Perkinson, Jean Poarch. Jimmie Nell Real. Jeanette Ruffner, Joyce Sassaman. Ann M. Smith, N. Ann Smith. Ann Lee Trimble. Julia Gay Walker. Martha Ward. Linda Sue Wilder. Norma Jean Williams. The MIRROR 37 OWEN Jimmy Bell. Charles Binion. Bill Black. Axel Bolvig. Peter Bolvig. Carey Chitwood. Robert Collins. Alan Davidson. Gene De Rieux. Bob Donald. Frank Drake. Charles Fell. Beaty Hanna. Jo Jo Hawkins. Scott Howell. Philip Jackson. Ed Johnston. Houston LeClair. G. C. Lantrip. Earl Marsh. John Million. Robert Molden, Donald Muir. Alan Murdock. Phil Neal. Albert Norman. Tommy Peterson, Winston Phillips. Ralph Powell, Weymon Snuggs, Billy Stewart, Charles Terry, Charles Thomnn. Bayard Tynes, Charles Wainwiight. Billy Joe Ward. Tom Wetmore. PIERIAN Amanda Armour. Suzanne Beall. Wynne Brasfield, Mollie Caheen. Margaret Cooper. Jane Crumbaugh. Dorothy Davis. Charlotte Eros, Pat Hawkins. Genevieve Holmes. Erwin Jones. Lola Mae Jones, Mary Pride Jones, Norfleet Leland. Betty Jean McMurray. Mary Jo McNabb. Elizabeth Ann Michaels. Patricia Nelson. Betty Pearce. Jane Slaughter. Edith Tanner. Betty Jean Taylor. Edith Tynes. Mary Wilkinson, Patricia Woodward. PROMETHEAN Susan Adams, Mary Elizabeth Allen, Sally Allen. Margy Baughn. Cora Mass Bell. Virginia Bowen. Frances Cooper. Beverly Cunningham. Marjorie Davis, Bootsy Deaver. Wilma Jean Diefenbach. Louise Floyd, Edwina Foreman. Catherine Freeman. Clarice Graves. Barbara Hahn. Marie Henley. Marguerite Kent. Ingrid Lassen. June Lawler. Xan Lollar. Mary Louise Lovell, Margaret Mathews. Ann Newell. Mary June Orr. Jane Pearce. Mary Alice Perry. Nancy Perry. Betty Shaw. Harriette Shaw. Mary Jean Stanford. Sara Starbuck. Dot Teal. Ann Vance. Marian Vaughan. Ann White. Mary Emily Wiginton. Jean Williams, Katherine Yates. The MIRROR 39 THALIA Barbara Campbell, Joy Carmichael, Mae Cunningham, Doris Duke, Hazel Fairley, Carolyn Green. Yvonne Hamilton, Lynne Hartung, Doris Hebard. Florence Klyce, Leona Lasater. Betty Manly, Jean Moore, Jane Morris, Katherine Mounger, Betty Moxley, Edith Nicholson, Donna Pledger, Marion Powell, Julia Powell. Sally Rodgers. Bessie Shepard, Sara Simmons, Adele Schooley, Betty Joyce Smith, Helen Sutterer. Marjorie Thomas. Betty Underwood, Sara Vaughn. Ann Vann. Ann VVacleson, Dorothy Duke. VEST ALIA Phyllis Anderson. Ann Barnett. June Barnett. Charlslc Ann Barton, Frances Barton. Freda Bond. Harriet Burns, Ann Coker. Ann Cowart. Venette Cox. Nellie Ray Davis. Dean Do Ramus. Kathryn Douglass, Patsy Ellis. Sarah Ellis, Robbie Jean Ezell. Betty Jane Frew, Diane Gardner, Betty Sue Grey, Floy Gunn. Norma Ham. Dot Haney. Virginia Ann Holcombe, Willodean Jackson. Peggy Johnson, Sarah Laws, Betty Lou McWhorter. Ann Mooty, Elizabeth Norris. Cherry Phillips. Elizabeth Ploeger. Virginia Popwell, Martha Jane Saunders. Martha Joyce Sheely. Mary Jane Smith. Gene Stanley, Jerry Starnes. Fay Tynes. YANCEY Billy Aehor. John Akin. Tommy Ayres, Joe Brooks, Ted Bryan. Billy Buck, John Carmichael, John Carpenter. Richard Causey, Emanuel Constantine. Lnmbert Constantine. Billy Cooper, Buddy Esco, Charles Ethridge. Harold Graham. Dan Griswold, Basil Harris, Gary Head, Bynum Holtzclaw, Bill Johnson. Billy Lanning, Bill Letson. Robert Martin, Steve Moxley. Robert Nesbitt. Robert Patillo. Billy Pitts. Billy Pogue, Earl Posey, Billy Ray. Robert Rives, Bill Seale. Jimmy Seay, Jack Shuttleworth. David Sperling. Edwin Stafford. George Sta-thukis, Bobby Webb, Robert Windham. James Yarborough, Bob Young. The MIRROR •ii AERONAUTICS CLUB Roy Alexander. Mary Nell Arledge. David Blalock. Bobby Brown. Joe Burnett, Gail Comfort. Fred DeLoach. Florence Dillard. Jacqueline Emery. Carolyn Eurton. Ann Fleming. Mary Lois Grayson. Charles Henry. Dick Howell, Jane Hutto. James Hyde, Marry Johnsey, Lillian Maddox. Bob Marston. Jack May-hall. Alan McDowell. James Melonas, Tommie Owens, Billy Peeler. Ann Pendleton. Rosellen Schroeder. David Shugerman. V. L. Smith. Dolphus Spivey. Coleman Thompson. Weaver Wood. Jimmy Yarbrough, Richard Hutto. ART CLUB Bobby Braun. Glenn Creel. Kathleen Fouche. Eva Jean Hawkins. Joe Holcombe. Christine Malone. Patsy McGauly. Jane Park. Wylodean Phillips. Billy Poo, Nancy Rankin. Charles Robinson. Jackie Rogers. Betty Schuler. Frances Smith. Margie Lee Taylor, Bartee Worthington, Mildred Zorn. DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS CLUB Helen Aston. Helen Atchley, Paul Bancroft. Pauline Barrett, Jack Biddle. Billy Brake. James Brake. Jean Box, Merle Cash. Katharine Chambers. Elizabeth Copeland. David Cowden, Mildred Crawford, Bill Culver. Billy Cummings, Helen Daniel. Mary Dobbs. Elizabeth Downey, Tommy Elliott. Alma Fitzgerald, James Garner. Warren Gaston. Edwin Hart, Billy Hassell. Sara Jo Hinds, Betty Jacobs. Coleen Jennings. Ann Jones. Bentley Kendrix, Paul Knight. Estelle McAvoy, Billie McBee, Leona McCarty. B. F. Miller, Martha Jane Ray. Mary Elizabeth Richards. Mary Saunders. John Scott. Ray Scott. Katherine Stroud, Jimmy Templeton. Edwin Terrell. Harry Thompson. Mary Walker. James Yarbrough. The MIRROR GIRL RESERVES Marit Allgood, Betty Atkins. Mary Atkinson, Marie Brook-male, Ricky Cams, Marguerite Ciuro, Charlotte Clark, Virginia Cranford, Mickey Crockett, Doris Cook. Doris Dehsmore, Billie Doughty. Jean Dutton. Jessie Nell Ehl, Mary Foster. Barbara Gardner. Martha Herrington. Betty Jo Hayes. Martha Huddleston. Marian Harper. Mary Jean Hughes. Katherine Hooks. Mary Johnsey, Betty Jo Jennings, Margaret Jones. Elsie Kam-pakis, Laneyl Kramer. Geraldine Lewis. Domple Lyle. Peggy Martin, Mildred McWilliams, Nell Morrell, Esther Owens. Jean Pesnell, Gloria Petras, Alice Quick. Ann Rouchenberg, Jo Ann Smith. Florence Stevens. Pauline Troulias. Josephine Troulias. Jane Theede. Dolores Tanory. Jean Wiginton. Carolyn Wilson. Juanita Yuille. G. L. C. Gene Akin. Kitty Austin. Ruth Bachus, Frances Barton. Peggy Bates, Jeanne Beard, Jean Black. Marie Brookmaie, Marie Butler. Betty Carlisle, Henrietta Carroll. Saradel Chanty. Mary Will Collins. Virginia Cranford. Grace Crenshaw. Mae Cunningham. Nan Davis, Clarette Dennis, Elizabeth Downey, Vida Lee Dudley. Dorothy Fant, Louise Floyd. Mary E. Foster, Evelyn Fountain. Juanita Fulgham, Martha Goodwin. Florence Goth-berg, F'annve Grammas. Ann Grier. Gretchen Hanemann. Marilyn Ilanemann, Frances Harrison. Mary Harvey, Elizabeth Hinds, Jean Hobbs. Norma J. Holcomb. Katherine Hooks. Mary Jean Hughes, Edith Hurvich, Gloria Isreal, Willodean Jackson. Joy Johnson, Sue Kirkscy. Burma Dale Kyle, Marilyn Lichtenstein, Rita Loyd. Melba McAfee, Billie McBee. Miriam Meyer. Elizabeth Milton. Audrey Mitchell. Judy Parsons, Mary Pelekis, Dora Fallen Pitts. Maude Reynolds, Jeanette Roberson. Betty Robinson. Mary Jo Rockett. Sally Rodgers. Sue Schultz, Doris Shelton. Ann Smith. Mary Smith. Emaleen Stoves. Katherine Stroud, Betty Ann Thompson. Barbara Watson. Shirley Watson. Ladelle Watterson, Norma Jean Whyte. Edith Wiggins, Jean Wiginton, Margaret Wildsmith, Carolyn Wilson. Betty Wood. Juanita Wright. Juanita Yuille. LIBRARY CLUB Ruby Alice Arendale, Marion Cates, Betty Carroll, Barbara Ellis. Juanita Gaither, Jack Hawkins. Willodyne Moore. Frances Neighbors, Frances Norton, Virginia Pace, Charles Powell, James Sibert, Marinella Stone. Jerry Tubbs. The MIRROR 41 The MIRROR 45 NEW COMERS Henry Arial, Frances Burns, Lillian Burns, Dick Byrd. Evelyn Crozier, Bill Ezell, George Kidd. Herbert Marsh. Jimmie Lou Martin. Eleanor Mason. Pete McWilliams. Laura Morgan. Bill Morrison, Jack Mynish, Charles Packard. Charles Riley. Joyce Sanford. Jack Seay. Charles Sharp, Issabella Smith. Adah Valentine, Coleen Vaughn. Jewel Williams. PEN AND BRUSH Bobby Braun, Marjorie Davis. Eddie Foreman. Billy Goodman. Joe Hallmark. Roberta Martin. Robert Martin. Joy Moore, Ester Jean Patrick. Clara Sauer. Richard Shamburger, Mauve-line Shaw. Helen Sutterer. PHOTOGRAPHV CLUB Charles Bruce, Leo Creest, Joe Hughes, Dan Moss, Tommy Patton. Billy Paul, Thurman Robertson, Mallory Rowe, Jimmy Smith. Donald Spann. Kemp Tunkle, Jimmy Wilson. James Wilson. Bobby Wright. Clem Zbenden. The MIRROR •IT SCIENCE CLUB John Ivey, John Porter, Calvin Bentley, Billy F'enn, Charles Armstrong. Billy Ausman. Ruth Davies. George Drysdale, Mai-vin Goldstein. Roy Johnson, Bill Lee, Bill McMahon, Manuel Mendel, Doris Mize, Joy Moore, Davis O'Kelley. Robert Scalco, Norman Pass, William Thompson. Jack Wilke. USHERS Roger Abbot, John Akin. Joe Baldone, Ralph Blue, Axel Bolvlg, Lawrence Brownlee, Billy Buck. Walter Byars, John Carpenter. Richard Dominick. Clyde Dowdle, Bob Dreher, Charles Etheridge. Alfred Frazer. Joe Gwyn. Johnny Holmes. Jack Hugh-ens, John Ivey. Bruce Jones, Bill Letson. Billy Morrell, Don Marshman, Steve Moxley. Billy Pogue. John Porter. Billy Ray. David Sperling, Edwin Stafford. Jack Strong, Hofford Todd. Dick True, Don Turnbull, Billy Joe Ward, Robert Windham. Arthur Woody. WRITERS’ WORKSHOP Elsa Allgood. Richard Bate. Thelma Burton, Lucy Finley. Doris Gottlieb, Bill Lucas. Marilyn Lichenstein, Mary Malfas, Edgar McCollum. Ruth McKenzie, Sylvia Mitchell. Jimmy Rooks, Dale Solomon. Winifred Thomas, Thelma Vaughan. Barbara Wayne. Snap Shots “WHY WE BEHAVE LIKE HUMAN BEINGS The MIRROR 51 “HOW TO S F EN D MONEY ★ SERVING ALABAMA SINCE 1836 YES, AND SERVING MORE AND MORE OF YOU AS ALABAMA GROWS. Come to Bromberg's For: ft DIAMONDS ☆ SILVERWARE ☆ WATCHES ☆ FURNITURE ft CHINA and GLASSWARE ☆ GIFTS ft HOME DECORATION ft CAMERAS and SUPPLIES ft JEWELRY ☆ OPTICAL GOODS ☆ HEARING AIDS BROMBERG COMPANY 218 North 20th Street Phone 7-0221 EVERYTHING for EVERY SPORT ☆ ☆ WIMBERLY and THOMAS HARDWARE COMPANY 2011 FIRST AVE., NO. MILLER'S SHOE REPAIR SERVICE 203 No. 21st Street Phone 7-9710 ☆ ★ ☆ ft Invisible Half Soling ft Quality Merchandise Used. JOE ALOIA, JR., Photographer ☆ ★ ☆ ON THE AVENUE North Birmingham The MIRROR 52 STATIONERS for Your SENIOR CLASS ☆ ☆ GRADUATION INVITATIONS CALLING CARDS BUSINESS STATIONERY WEDDING INVITATIONS ☆ ☆ FRANK CHAMBERS ENGRAVING COMPANY 2104 FIFTH AVENUE, NORTH ACROSS FROM REDMONT HOTEL ★ Fashions Youth Adores GRAYSON'S ☆ ☆ ADORABLE 1927 THIRD AVE.f N. DRESSES ☆ SPORTSWEAR ☆ COATS SUITS ☆ LINGERIE PRAYTOR'S BEAUTY SHOP 2902 No. 22nd Street ☆ HOSIERY BAGS ☆ FURS ☆ GLOVES Phone 9-3324 Open Thursday and Friday Evening After Six By Appointment 1902 SECOND AVENUE, NO. BIRMINGHAM. ALA. The MIRROR 53 Always Good — All Ways GOLDEN FLAKE PRODUCTS ☆ ☆ Potato Chips Salted Peanuts P-Nut Butter Sandwiches ☆ ☆ FOR GOODNESS SAKES EAT GOLDEN FLAKES FOR GO YEARS— THE SOUTH'S LEADING HOME FURNISHERS Headquarters for Perfection Mattresses and Springs ☆ ☆ HAVERTY FURNITURE COMPANY 111 No. l‘. th St. 3-1281 Flowers - Gifts LINN MOORE FLOWER SHOP MRS. JESSIE LINN, Owner 2902 No. 27th St. 4-2408 After 6:00 P.M. Call 3-5560 Compliments of McEACHERN FURNITURE COMPANY Where Courtesy Predominates 3120 27th Street, North North IlirminKhum. Ala. Phone 3-1437 The MIRROR 54 HAMILTON and ROBINSON ★ Distributors N U C 0 A ★ BEST FOODS MAYONNAISE and RELISH SPREAD Call THE HEAD MAN For School and Engineering Supplies Phone 5-8183 JAMES A. HEAD CO. Calox Tooth Powder ☆ ☆ McKesson robbing inc. BIRMINGHAM, ALA, Compliments of BRASWELL FURNITURE COMPANY Telephone 3-1577 3106 North 27th Streeet BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA No. 1—3130 North 27th Street Phone 7-4179 No. 2—2301 Ensley Avenue Phone 8-3351 GEORGE COWGILL SON PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS NOT A CHAIN STORE Compliments of AMERICAN BAKERIES COMPANY ★ MERITA Bread and Cakes ★ T he M IRROR 55 ENROLL IN MASSEY WEBB'S ★ BUSINESS COLLEGE For the Best in HAS SERVED PHILLIPS ☆ ☆ HIGH SCHOOL 53 YEARS Commercial Education ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ Call 3-7278 for Information Always Ready with Text Books and Supplies Compliments of ☆ ☆ WHEELER BUSINESS COLLEGE 1911 1st Avo., No. ☆ ☆ AT REDUCED PRICES THE BIG BOOK STORE 2018 2nd Ave.. No. Phone 3-0612 Have your Graduation Pictures Made at— ☆ ☆ SOUTHLAND STUDIO 207 North 21st Street Home Owned and Operated We Furnish Cap and Gown’' Compliments of CITY PAPER COMPANY Home of School Supplies and Specialties NORTON PRODUCE COMPANY WHOLESALE PRODUCE EXCHANGE BUILDING Birmingham. Alabama The MIRROR 56 Congratulations Best Wishes Birmingham We Rent Rockolas For Private Parties and Dances. Latest Phonograph Records in our Record Department BIRMINGHAM VENDING COMPANY 2117 3rd Ave., No. Phone 3-5183 THE REPRINT COMPANY 2025 First Avenue. North Phone 3-9170 ★ Office Supplies ★ Engineering Supplies ★ Office Furniture ★ Printing The MIRROR Szniox jy[axj, 194.5 PHILLIPS HIGH SCHOOL The Senior Class of Phillips High School Presents “The Big Three'’ Peace Progress Prosperity May, 1945 Birmingham, Alabama Table of Contents FRONTISPIECE ............................................. Bobby Braun PUBLICATION STAFF “The Press SENIOR CUT........................................... Esther Jean Patrick SENIOR CLASS ORGANIZATION “The Big Three” Cabinet” Conference Delegates SENIORS “Winners of the Peace FEATURES City of Steel....... Elsa Aligood Evanescent Spring............................... Sylvia Mitchell Youth's Share in the Future.............. George Harris Lend-Lease ..... -.......-.................... Sylvia Mitchell Progress from Persia to the Pacific..Janice Smirl and Sue Miller To Youth..............-...-......................... Lena Bryan Rainy Reveille....-...-.................... Corinne Timberlake The White House Gang........ -...................Lynne Hartung A Pledge, I'll Remember. Philosophy.............. George Harris who's who CLUBS ALLIES SNAPSHOTS The March of Time ADVERTISEMENTS “Prosperity TAILPIECE ............................................. Marjorie Davis OTHER CUTS Edwina Foreman. Mauvelinc Shaw. Jeanne Beard Publication Staff THE PRESS’ fisa am noon Editor-in-Chief SYLVIA MITCHELL 1 JANICE SMIRL | Associate Editors KEMP TUNKLE Sports Editor TED BRYAN Business Editor CHARLES FELL Exchange Editor PATSY McGAULY Art Editor Charles Binion Philip Jackson Bill Lee Bill McMahon CONTRIBUTORS Bob Nelson Thelma Faxton Dale Solomon Thelma Ann Vaughan PHOTOGRAPHERS BUI Lee Bill McMahon Kemp Tunkle James Wilson BUSINESS STAFF ADVERTISING Ted Bryan Sylvia Mitchell Dick Howell Janice Smirl 1IUTLATION Elsa Allgood Ted Bryan Helen Aston TYPISTS Jeanne Rankin Philip Jackson Janice Smirl Mary Astor Robbe SPONSORS Leslie Moss Belle Comer J. Eli Allen Leona Skelton Winifred Ragan Senior Class Organization MOTTO: AD VICTORIAM ET ULTRA. (To Victory, and Beyond.) INSIGNIA: American Beauty Rose. COLORS: Crimson and White. THE BIO THREE JOHN CARPENTER..................................... President WALTER BYARS ...................................... Vice President BETTY LANE TILL.......................................... Secretary CABINET DAVIS O’KELLY................................................ Orator ESTHER JEAN PATRICK............................................Artist GEORGE HARRIS.................................................. Poet JOHNNY BREWER............................................... Vocalist BETTY ANN GRAVES..............................................Pianist MARIT ALLGOOD...............................................Violinist JOAN COULLIETTE ....................................... .......Cellist CONFERENCE DELEGATES Annual Committer: Miss Leona Skelton. Sponsor Lynne Hartung, Chairman: Frances Burns. Ed Johnston. Patsy McGauly. Luther Smith. Billy Stewart. Art Committee: Miss Belle Comer. Sponsor Bobby Braun. Chairman; Jeanne Beard. Edwina Foreman. Betty Pearce. Mauveline Shaw. Invitation Committee: Miss Ottie Huff, Sponsor Marjorie Davis. Chairman; Anthony Ardovino. Florence Klyce. Motto Committee: Miss Clara Belle Senn. Sponsor Florence Dillard. Chairman: Jane Crumbaugh. Edwin Stafford. Ring Committee: Miss Helen Verplanck. Sponsor John Porter, Chairman; Dorothy Schuster. David Sperling. The MIRROR 11 “Winners of the Peace' JOHN CARPENTER ••Johnny” Senior Class President •IS: Ushers '44. -IS. Head Usher '15; Yancey '‘l3-’4r , President 44. Correspond-Inn Secretary 'll: S. R. President '42, '•!$, '45, Stamp Salesman '42. Senior Who's Who 15: Inter-Club Debate 44: Football ‘42-'44: Letter '41: Track 'll. Basketball 'll; National Honor S Jclcly '45. ItKTTV I.ANE TILL ••Belt” Senior Class Secretary 15; flood Citizenship Girl 'll. ARlala '42. Treasurer '44. President '44-'45. S. R. President '41, '42. '44. '45. Secretary '42: Chalr-man Election Committee •45. GEORGE C. HARRIS National Honor Society 'll Senior Class Poet '45: Owen '45. JOHNNIE BREWER Senior Class Vocalist '45: Choir President '45: S. U. President '43; Basketball '44; Tennis 45: Victory Corps '43. MARIT ADELINE ALLGOOD Senior Class Violinist '45; Girl Reserves '43. Vlee President 44 Orchestra '4.V45. WALTER RYLA.NI BYARS •, 'hnrlle” Senior Class Vice Presl-PuMlenO n Pub' C,,y ‘ bl on« . „ Committee 15. Hilliard 42-'15 Presl-Dramatic Club ■4A-. «- •i5' R J?® MM t -42. J3- Vice President ‘44. Council Member 12; His-V ry l,a“ President 44: Muy Day Program '42. (•ROVER DAVIS OKELLEV National Honor Society ;4: Senior Class Orator Jfj. nnd Diamond 44. JS: PhotoRra-pby Club )2. '43. Secre- •fp •!« 4d: SfJ01 Club ' ,5_ P' sldcnt 15: .ft0 ?. '•«: Senior Whos Who '45: S. R. Vlee President 12. Council Member '44. '45. Mirror Agent '45. ESTHER JEAN PATRICK “Put” c St-?1 ' Clu« Artist 15: S’holarshlp Comm It tec •1r: Committee .2'. .rc?r. Unl Bri,sh Club 43- lo. Vice President '44: AMrnen '42-'45. Secretary 4 Cr tic Ml. Parllnmcn-trrlan 43: S. R. President %3' 15 Mirror Axent 43: History Class !.TS u!e2l. . Scholastic A«t Exhibition -45; State •F !,r.,Ar.t Exhibition '43. H: National Honor Society 45. HETTY ANN GRAVES Sr. Class Pianist '45. Law and Order Committee 44; Astraea '41-'45. Secre-U'r ' '43. President ' ll S R. Council Member '43. President '45. Gun Club 42-'43; Orchestra '42-'4.T SewInK Class President 44; Mnrshal '44. Volley Ball Team '44. JOAN COILI.IETTE National Honor Society 'll; Senior Class Cellist '45; S. R War Stamp Agent '42. '43. 'll: Orchestra '42- 45: String Quartet '42. The MIRROR 12 KOGEIt CA.MEKON ABBOTT Ushers' Club ’ 43-44: III-Y •43-14; S. H. Mirror Agent ’43. Secretary '43. ‘44. Vice President 44. •43; Track 43. KI.SA KI TH ALLGOOD Publicity and Publications Committee ’44. ’45; Mirror Board ‘43. Associate Editor ’44. Edltor-ln-Chlef '45. Annual Board ’43. Associate Editor ‘44. Editor-In-Chief '45: Senior Who's Who ’45: Girl Reserves ‘43; Writers' Workshop 44. President '44. Treasurer '45; Dnmatlc Club 44. Treasurer '44. President '45; S. R. Stamp Salesman '44: Valentine Variety Program '45; National Honor Society '45. JKANKTTK A I'Ll N Jeanole Personality Club 44-'4f . Freshman Glee Club 41; S. R. Vice President '44. President '15: Junior Red Cross '42; Victory Corps MARI A.'IANDA ARMOR ••Bunk Aglnla '42-13, Critic 43; Pier I an '44-'45. Chairman Membership Comm I t t e e 44: Dramatle'club '41-'42; S. R Stamp Salesman 43. Secretary '45; Mai-shul 43; Assistant Chnlrman Property Committee Senior Play 15. Victory Corps •43. HELEN LOUSE ASTON Lefty Annual Typist 45. Mlr-ror Typist '45; Bank '44-•■15; Diversified Occupations Club ’44-'45. Pro- fram Chairman '45; Thn-la 43-14; S. R. Vice President '43. Secretary '45 Stamp Salesman '42. '13, 14; Study Hull Secretory '43: Girl Reserves '42. W’r Work Chnlrman ‘42: Victory Corps ‘43: Freshman Girls' Club '41: Marshal •44. EIGEN IA LVLE AKIN lirni' National Honor Society '44-'45: Athletic Commlt-Ice '44- 45; Athletic Committee ’44- 45; Big Five Dance Committee '44; G. I.. C. l2-'45. Treasurer 43. Secretary '45: Astrnen 43-'45: Dramatic Club '44- 45. Secretary '44: Speech Choir '43-'45: Senior Play '45; Recreation Center Committee '44-'45: S. R. Recording Secretary 'II-'44 Banker '42. Mirror A cent ‘45: First Aid Squad 13. PHYLLIS CABLING AMURMIN f.M.rhlr Vestalla '44. '45; Glee Club 'll '45. Secretary '15; Dramatic Club '-15; R. O: T. C. Sponsor 44, '45; National Honor Society '45. ANTHONY JOHN AKDOVINO Artie' Notional Honor Society '44; Second Associate '44; Senior Invitation Committee '45: Senior Play 45; Ushers '44: Auditorium Committee '43. '45: Curry. President '45. Y’lce President 44. Secretary '44. rreasurer '43; S. R. President 'll. Vice President 42. 44. Council Member 45: History Class President '44: Marshal '44: Senior Program 45; Mirror Circulation Staff '44. '45; Annual Business Staff '44; Band '42- 45: Orchestra •42-15: R. O. T. C. Band •42-45. 1st Sgt. '44. 2nd Lieut. ‘44. Cnpt. ’45. BETTY LOIS ABNETT National Honor Society -I4- I5: Speech Cho'r '43-'45: Speech Choir Student Director '44. '45: Dramatic Cub '41- 45; Astrnea '43-'45: S. R. President '44: Speech Class Vice President '43. Secretary-Treasurer '45. JOSEPH CHARLES HA LIMINE Joe ItudoRe” Orientation Committee '45: Ushers '43-'45. Secretary 45: Hl-Y '42. '43; S. R. Vice President '42. Secretary '43; Choir 42; Football Squad '44. The MIRROR 13 PAIL BANCROFT S. K. VICO President 41 : Marshal '-13. Marshal Captain ’44; Track 42. 3; National Honor Society 45. BARBARA 4KAN IIAKTII Aslrnoa ’ll-'45. Critic 13. 45. Treasurer 44; S. FI. President '42. Stump Salesman '43. 44. Treasurer '45. Secretary; Spanish Class President '43; Harmony Class Secretary 43; History Class President ’43. DIANA LOLITA BATHIKST National Honor Society '44: Datnrosch '42-'45; S. R. Vice President '45. Treasurer '43. Chaplain '42-'44; Operetta '42. JKANNK ItKAKIt Senior Class Art Committee '45: Datnrosch '42-'45. Publicity Chairman 'll; Red Cross '41. 42. Secretary '42; S. R. President '44. '45. Secretary '42; Tennis Tournamenl '43. Badminton Tournament '43; G. I.. C. ’43-15: Book Store ’43-'45: Scholastic Showing '45. A. CALVIN ItKNTLKY National Honor Society '44-'45; Clubs Committee '44; Science Club '43-'45. Secretary ’44; Choir 44. •15. PAt LINK K. BARKKTT IJttle Bit” D. O. Club 44. 15; Horseshoes '43; Junior Glee Club ’ll. JAMKS S. BATKS “Jimmie” Honor Rifles Club '42-'43; Disc and Diamlnd So-Cicty '44-'45. Secretary '44 45; Hl-Y Club 44- 45: S. It Vice President 44: R. O. T. C. Captain 44-'45: Drill Team '44; Basket-ball 42; Tennis I.V45. KLI ABKTH Sl'ZANNK ItK A LI. “Suzle I-avv and Order Commlt-:. Senior Who's Who '45: Pierian '42-'45. President '45. Social Committee '44. Red Cross Committee ’44; S. R. Vice FTesIdent '4!. K n n I I s h Class Secretary’ ‘42: History Class Secretary '43; Victory Corps '42-'43; Marshal '44. CHARLKS BKNKK1 KL1 ”T. It.” Band '43; Orchestra '44. 45: R. O. T. C. Band '43. Sat. -44. Lt. ’45. AXKL BOLVIti, JR. “Flap” Senior Play ’45. Ushers Club ’4.V45: Owen 42- ‘45; Custodian '44; Disc and Diamond Society '44. '45; S. R President '44. Council Member. Stamp Salesman and Banker '41. Chaplain: History Class Vice President '43. 44. Secretary '45: R. O. T. C. CpI. '44. Sgt. '45. The MIRROR 14 ROBERT M. It HA IX “Bobby Cheerleader '44-’45: Sen-lor Play Scenery Chairman ’45. ’44: Pen Brush Club ’42-'45, President 44: Art Club '42-'15. President '44. Vice Presi-dent '43. S. R. President '44. Secretary '43. Bond Salesman '43. '44: Scholastic Exhibit '45: Fair Exhibit 13. ‘44: Library Exhibit 14: Senior Class Art Committee '45. LENA It It VAN EMMA BELLE HERBAGE Dramatic Club ’41. '43: Junior Red Cross ’42-'45. Treasurer '45: S. R. Council Member '42. FRANCKS TATE HERNS Newcomer's Club ’44; Senior Class Annual Committee '45. KICKY CASKS Girl Reserves '41-’44: Dramatic Club '41V43: S. R. Council Member ’44; Marshal '41-‘43. ANUS BROWN S. R. President 43. Mirror Agent '44. '45: R. O. T. C. Corporal '44. '45: Basketball ’43-’44: Truck 43 44. ANN MARION REIN “Annie Damrosch '44-'45. Secretary, '45: SccretJiry Speech Class ’44; Dramatic Club •44- 4S: Marshal '44-’45: Red Cross '45. JOE HI KNETT Aeronautics Club '44-'45; R. O. T. C- Sgt. '43. 1st Sgt. 44. BARBARA ANN CAMPBELL Clubs Committee. Chairman '45: Auditorium Committee '44; Thalia '43. President '45, Secretary '44; Freshman Girls Club. President 12: S. ft. Presl-lont '42. ’43. Stamp Salesman '44. Secretary '44. PAI L B. CARTER The MIRROR 15 VIRGINIA CLARK Personality Club Vice President '4 1: S. R, Stamp Siilesmnn 44. FRANCKS DEAN (OOPER ••Frank” Promethean '44-'45. RKBA MKRI.K COTTON Senior Play Publicity Committee ‘45: Thalln '45: Dramatic Club 41-'43. ’45: Victory Corps '43; Marshal ‘42. '43: Speakers Bureau '43: Speech Class Vice President ‘43. Treasurer '43. VIRGINIA LEE CRANFORD ••(linger” G. L. C. ’42-’45. Vice President '45. Treasurer '44: Girl Reserves '43-'44. Treasurer '44; Bookstore '42. '43: State Letter 42. '44. School Letter '43; Marshal 42. '43. S. U. Mirror Agent '44: Victory Corps '43. JANE LOI'ISK ( Rt MRM'GII ••Janie National Honor Society '44. Pierian '42-'45. Vice President 45. Pres Chairman '43. Red Cross Com-m I t t e e 44. Nominating Committee '44. Social Committee '44; Senior Class Motto Committee 45. S. R. Mirror Agent '44; English Class Secretary '41. President ’ 12: History Cluss Vice President '42. '43. '44; Spanish Class Secretary '44; Marshal '45; Victory Corps '42. '43. JOYCE BARRING CORK ••Joy” Personality Club '44; Girl Reserves '42: Dramatic Club ‘41: S. R. Stamp Salesman '42. ELIZABETH ELMO COPELAND Clubs Committee '45: D. O. Club '44, '45, Secretary '45; S. K. Secretary '43, Stump Salesman '42. 44. ANN CAROLYN COWART Vestal la '4l-’45. President '44. Social Chairman ’43; S. R. Stamp Salesman '44-'45: English Class Secretary '41-'43: Harmony Class Secretary '43. ROBERT BRANDON CRAWFORD ‘‘I'nclr Red” Hillard 42 - 45. Critic '43-44: S. R. Vice President 41. '43. '45. Council Member '42. President '42. Bond Salesman 44; History Class Secretary '43; R. O. T. C. Corporal. BARBARA CRI'.MBLKY Mncmosvnean 44-' 15. The MIRROR 16 W. K. CI I.VKK. JK. ‘‘(•ranndr S. R President 12. II. Secretary 41. Stamp Salesman '43. '45; Basketball '41-15. All-City Center '45. All-District Center '45; Track '42. 43. JAMES IIANTZI.KK •llmmlc S. R. Vice President 15. Stamp Salesman 'll. Itt III t'OI I.KOI RNK DAVIKS Pierian -42-'44; Science Club 44-'45; Sewing Class Vice President '42: S. R. Council Member '42. Stamp Salesman '43. Chaplain 45; Marshal ,44- 45; Jr. Rod Cross '44-'45. JIM HOUSTON DAY Dr. Day” Disc and Diamond Society 14-15; R. O. T. C. •42-15. Cadet S«t. '43. '44. Lt. 14. Major '45; First Aid Squad '43; Victory Corps '43; Study Mall Secretary '43: National Honor Society 45. NOHMA DICKINSON Sl'K 1 KTIS Dumrosch '42: I.lbrarv Club '42-'44, Secretary '-13 Vice President '44. President '44: Akinin '45. S. R Council Member '44: Girls Glee Club '43-'44. HOPE ISABELLA 1)AV IKS ••llople Clio '42-'45, Corrcsnond-ln« Secretary '42, Secretary '42. Treasurer '-15. Social Chairman '43. Club Stunt '44: Freshman Girls Club '41; S. R. Mirror Akent '43, Stamp Salesman '42: Law Class Secre-tnry '44: Economics Class Secretary '43. President '43; Marshal Post '42. MAKJOKIE INEZ DAMS Margie'' Senior Play ’45: Senior Invitation Committee ‘15; Promethean 42-’-l5. Vice President ’45; Pen and Brush Club '42--15. Vice President '45; S. R. President '42. Vice President '43. 45. Chaplain '44. Secretary ’44, '45: Pittsburgh Scholastic Art Exhibit 45: Fair Exhibits '43. '44: Orchestra '42-'4-l; Sophlmoro Mirror Board '42. DEM KTKA DESI'I N A KIS S. R. Secretary '43. Bnnkcr '42: Freshman Girl s Club 41. WILMA JEAN DIEFENIIAt II Promethean '42-'15: S. R. Banker '42-'43. Stamp Salesman '44-'45. The MIRROR MAIO ELIZABETH DOBBS D. O. Club 44- 45: Jr. Red Cross '43: Jr. Band •41. VIRGINIA DIGGER Choir '45: Glee Club 43-44; Treble Clef Club '42- I’ATRHIA I.KK ELLIS I’at ” Vestnlln '47 - '45. Vice President '44; Dramatic Club '4.V45, Secretary '45; Victory Corps '43: S. Ft. Council Member 4l-'15. History Class President '13. Current Kvents Chairman '44: Harmony Class President '43: Red Cross Council '42. Vice President •15. Secretary '44. U. S. O. Committee Chairman 44; Hostess Recreation Room '44; Student Director Senior Play 45; Red Cross Canteen Corps '44. CHARLOTTE KELLY KUOS ••('Imr' Pierian ' 2-'45. Press Chairman '43-'44. Critic '44. Social Committee '45. Program Committee '43: History Class Vice President '43. Sewing Class President '43: S. R. Stamp Salesman 'll; Marshal 15. ROBBIE JEANNE EZEI.L National Honor Society '•14: Vestal la '44-' 15. Vico President '45; English Class Secretary '43: Orchestra 42-'45. KATHRYN FI.OVD 1)01 t.I.ASS National Honor Socletv '44-'45. Vcstalln 1.3-45. Social Committee '15; Dramatic Club '43-'45: Speech Choir •43-'45; S. R. Council Member 43-'44; Vice President Speech Class '45. SARA KIJZAItKTII EDWARDS Astraen 12 - '45. Vico President '45. Parliamentarian '44. Critic '44: S. R. Hanker '42. Secretary •13. HELEN .) AC() IE LINE EMERY Newcomers Club '42-’43; Aeronautics Club '44- 45. OLIVER N. KSCO •Buddy” National Honor Soclet '44; Disc and Diamond Society '44-'45. 1st Lt. Valor '44-'45; Vaneev '43 - '45. Critic 43; S. R Mirror Agent '43. '45. Banker '44: R. O. T. C. Regimental Colonel '45. Major '44. Sgt. ’44. CpI. '43. DOROTHY FANT ••DoF CL L. C. '42-'45, Chairman Telephone Committee '45. Bookstore '42-'45. Bookstore Committee '43: S. R. Banker '43. Stamp Salesman '42: Usherette '45; Air Division Victory Corps '43: Baseball Manager '43; Gym Office Assistant '43: School letter '42. State Letter '43. The MIRROR 18 KOSA LEE KKRI.ISE S. R. Council Member 45. Secretary ’41: Marshal ’-13 - '44: Freshman Girl’s Club ’41. ALMA JfANITA FITZGERALD D. O. Club 44- 45. IIA ItltV FRANK GIOVANNI. JR. Ushers ’44-’45: Scholarship Committee '43; S. R. Stamp Salesman l41-'44: Tennis ’44 - 45: National Honor Society '45. KI.I AHKTII ANN GRIER Clubs Committee ‘45: Girl Letter Club ’42- -15. President ’45. Vice President '44. Secretary '43. Treasurer '43; Mnemosy-nean '43- 45. President ’45. Parliamentarian '44. Chairman Scraphonk Committee '43: Victory Corps ‘42; S R Assistant Mirror Agent '45: Capluln Gym Class '43. 45; Gym Office Assistant. Captain Basketball Team '44. Captain Volley Ball Teum '43. Basketball Team '41. 14. Seoccer Team ‘43. '44. Volley Ball Team '43. ’45. State Letter 42. '44; Loving Cup ’44; Bookstore: Majorette '41-'45; P. T. A. Membership Comml t t c e '42-'45: A. E. A. Gym Illustration '43. NORMA HAM Vestnlln ’42-’45. Corresponding Secretary ‘43. Treasurer '44-'45: Dramatic Club ’42; S. R Stamp Salesman '42. Mirror Agent '44. Chaplain '42: Marshal 42-43. LUCY FRKDKRICK FINLEY Writer’s Workshop '44-’45. ATIIA KDWINA FOREMAN “Eddy” Senior Class Art Committee '45: Promethean '41-.'45. Corresponding Secretary '45; Pen and Brush Club ’44-‘45. Secretary '45: Loventan’s Art Exhibit ’45: State Fair Art Exhibit 43-’44; Library Art Exhibit '4.V45. OLATHE GRAYLEE S. R. Secretary '44: Marshal 43-14. C'llARLSIE MAE HALL “Charlie' S. R. Secretary '44: Jr. Red Cross '43. FLORENCE YVONNE HAMILTON “Rusty Thalia ’43 '45: Dramatic Club '42-14. S. R. Vice President ‘42. Stamp Salesman '43. Secretary '45: English Class Secretary 43; Speech Class Treasurer '43: Victory Corps '43: Marshal '42-'45: Speech Choir '42-'44. The MIRROR 19 I.I1KK IIKN IIANK MANX G. L. C. I3- -J5. Bookstore ’43-'45. Publicity 15; Dumrosch 44 - '45. Red Cross Representative '42. '44: Art Club '42-'43. DOROTHY MAK HANKY “Dot” VestaIIn 44-'45: Victory Corps '42: Dramatic Club '41-42; S. R. Vice President '43. Banker '42. Secretary ‘41; History Class President '42 Mt'NC Y HARRIS Senior piny '45; Dam-rosch '42. Correspond Ini: Secretary '43. Parumcnta-rlnn 'll. President '45: Girls' Glee Club 12. Secretary '43, I'resilient '41. Business Manager '45; Jr. Red Cross '4l-'45. Recording Secretary '45; Dramatic Club '43-'45: Freshman Girls' Glee Club '41; Treble Clef Club '42; Speech Choir '45; Canteen Corps '45. LEWIS EDWIN HART. JR. ••Kdgle” Dramatic Club '41: D. O. Club '44-'45. Program Committee '45; S. R. Mirror Reporter '41. Mirror Agent '44. Stamp Salesman '42. '45; Red Cross '43; Current Event Chairman '44. JOHN ANDREW HAWKINS -R,d Disc and Diamond Society '44 '45; Library Club '42 - '44. Parliamentarian '43. President '44: S. R. Banker 'll; Marshal '44-'45: Victory Corps '43; R. O. T. C. Corp. '43. Sgt. 44. 2nd Lt. '44; Basketball '45; Tennis '45. MAItll.I.YN HANKMANN G. L. C. '43-'45: Jr. Red Cross '42- 44. President 43. Vice President '43: Damroseh '44-'45; Hlstorv Class Secretary ’43: Bookstore '43- 45. Cl RTIS LI.OYD HARDWICK Orientation Committee •I4-M5; Curry '44-'45: S. R. Stamp Salesman '45: Government Class Chnlr-man '45. FRANCKS HARRISON G. L. C. '42 '45: S. R. Mirror Agent '43: Marshal '13. LYNNE II ART I NO Thalia '42- 45; Senior Class Annual Committee '45; S. R. Vice President '42. Stamp Salesman '43. 'll. Mirror Agent '42; Band '42-'45. R. O. T. C. Band Sponsor. .MARIE HAYS The MIRROR CHARLES ALLKN 1IK.XKV Henry Disc and Diamond Society '44- 45: Honor Rifles '44; Aeronautics Club '44-'45: Benefit Game Usher '44; Fla« Detail. Graduation Pro«ram '45. HELEN HATH ION HOI. LAND Election Committee '45: Dramatic Club 41-45. Treasurer '44; Speech Choir ' 43-45; S. R. Council Member '42. '44. Chaplain '43. '44; Senior Play '45; Speech Class President 'll; History Class Vice President '44. MARI JEAN llt'UHKS G. L. C. ' U-'43: Girl Reserves -12 - '44. Secretar 44. S. R. Stamp Salesman '43; Marshal '42-'13; Basket Ball Team '4l-'45: Baseball Team '44; Freshman Girls Club '41. WAKRKN GENE HUNTER Ushers '45: Hilliard '43-'45; S. R. President '45. Stamp Salesman '43. KICIIAKD Ht'TTO Hick Aeronautics Club '4-1-•45: Glee Club '44-15. Vice President '45: S. R. President '44: Council Member '44. KTIIE1. .MARIK III I.Rl'N Promethean '41. Dramatic Club 41; S. R. Council Member '44: Vocal Class Secretary '44; Marshal '41 - '42: Harmony Class Secretary '42; History Class Vice President '43. President '42. Critic '42: ClothinR Class Secretary '42. DICK HOWELL Auditorium Committee ’43-'45. Orientation Committee '44; Aeronautics Club 'll. '45. President •44; Hl-Y '45. Vice President '45: Dramatic Club '43: Cheerleader '44: S. R. Secretary '43. Vice President '43. '44. Mirror Aitont '42;' History Class President '43. '44: Mirror Advertising Stuff 44. 15: Marshal 43. '44; Air Raid Warden 42: Campaign ManaKer '43-'45; R. O. T C. S Sfit. 44. '15. Lt. 5. JANE NELL III NTER AKlala ’41-'45, Yearbook Committee '44. Member shlp Committee ‘43, Social Committee '44. Treasurer '44; Dramatic Club 'II-'43: Freshman Girls Club '41. Secretary '41; S. R Vice President '42. Banker '42. Stamp Salesman '44. Treasurer '44; Girls Rifle Squad 13: First Aid Squad '42. Air Raid Squ- d •43: Mnrshal '42-'43; National Honor Society 45. EMMA JANE III'TTO Janie National Honor Society ' l l. Secretary '44 - ‘45. Scholarship Comm I t t e e '4-1; R. O. T. C. Sponsor 44. 45: Clio •42-14. Vice President '44. Stunt 43: Aeronautic Club 44, '45 Secretary '45: Disc and Diamond Society '44. '45: Mirror Board '44; Annual Board '44: Kncllsh Class President '44: Hlslor y Class Treasurer '45; Mirror Anent '42-'43; Marshal 43: Recreation Room Hostess '44; Poetry Contest •43. W11.1.ODEAN JAC KSON U illir” Vesta I la '42-'45: G. I. C ’42-'45. Bookstore '44- 45; S. R. Banker '42; English Class Secretary ‘42. The MIRROR 21 FLORA JENKINS “Tade” Astroen '42 -'IS. Critic 44: Mirror Typist '-IS. EDWARD LAW JOHNSTON Ed” Nutlonnl Honor Society M--15: Council Secretary ••15; Owen ’4.V45. Vice President '45; Disc and Diamond Society 44-'45. Senior Annual Committee •45. S. R. President '43. Vice President '42. Council Member 43, 45; R. O. T C. '43 45. Drill Team '43. '44; Usher Benefit Come '44. MARTHA KELLI Personality Club '44-’45; Freshman Girl's Club '4i: S. R. Council Member '43; All Star Volley Ball Team '43: Mirror Tvplst '45: Victory Corps '42-'43. ROBERT S. KETCIII'M JR.. Bobo” Ushers 45: S. R. Vice President '43; R. O. T. C. Staff Sergeant '45. Sergeant '44: R. O. T. C. Base hall Team '44; Fire Worden '42. JI LIA LANKYL KRAMER S. R. Secretary '42; History Class Secretary '42; English Class Secretary '44; Speech Class Secretary 45: Marshal '42. VERNA LAURA JOHNSON MARY PRIOR JONES “Piddle” Jr. Red Cross. President '45, Vice President '44: Pierian. V I c e President '44. Treasurer 15; S. R. Vice President '-14: English Class President '42. History Class President. CHARLES KERR “Charlie” Band ’4I-'44; Marshal '42. FLORENCE MARILYN KLYCE Thalia '42-'45, Corresponding Secretary '45: S. R. Council Member 41. Secretary '42. Vico President. 42-'44. Stamp Salesman '45; Economics Class Vice President '44: Senior Invitation Committee ’45. ARTHUR CLAYTON KYSEK Hilliard '43 - '45. Third Member Standing Committee -45: S. R. President '42. Banker '41. Stamps Salesman '43. '44. Council M e m 1 e r 43: Speech Choir ’42-'45; Band •45. The MIRROR 22 YKLMA FRANCKS LANGSTON SYLVIA LITTLK Mncmosynean ’42-‘45. IIKTTY CAROL LOGAN Aglntn 43 '45. Corresponding Secretary '45: S. U. Vice President '42. Council Member 43. President '43. Secretary '45; Marshal '44. JOAN LONNKKGAN Aglnln 43-'45: S. It Banker '41. '42. Secretary '42. Council Member '42. 43. Stamp Salesman '45: Knglish Class Secretary •.40 (!. W. 1.04VK, Jr. ••C. Wolf Disc and Diamond Society '44-'45. 1st U. H '45. Sgt.-at-Arms '41: Honor Rifles Club '4.V44: Corns '45: R. O. T. C. 1st Lt. '44. Cupt. '45. •IOII NII.KA LIOOKLI. Kll.BKRT KM ILK LOCKWOOD Disc and Diamond Society '-14. '45; Dramatic Club '42-14: Speech Class President 14: S. R Mirror Agent '42: Speech Choir 44. National Honor Society 15. ALKXANDKA LOLLAR Promethean '11-15. FLORA LOO LKK Jr. Red Cross '45: S. R. Banker '42. Secretary '43. Stamp Salesman '43. CLARA I.OIS MANN D. O. Club '43; S. R. Secretary '41. '45. Stamp Snlosmun 12. 14. Council Member '41. The MIRROR 23 KARL MARSH Owen '42-'44; Aeronautics Club ‘45: S. R. Stamp Salesman '42. 43. ROBERT PAIL MARSTON Aeronautics Club '44-'45; S. R. Secretary '42. Stamp Salesman '43: Bund '44-'45. THOMAS PKRRY MrAIKlRV Tom Hl-Y '44-'45: Sports Club '43-'44; S. R. President '42-'43. Mirror Agent '43-'44. Vice President '43-’45; Basketball '44- 4S; Football 43-'44; Track '43-'45; Honor Guard for Lord Halifax '42. WILLIAM JOSEPH Mr DANIEL Hill Hl-Y '43-'45: Curry '44. '45: S. R. Stump Salesman ’45. Secretary ‘42: R. O. T. C. SrI. '45. Cpl. '43: R. O. T. C. Baseball Team •44; Football 44; Tmck •45. JANE MILDRED MrKLROY Janie National Honor Sobriety ’44-'45; Euphrosynean '44-'45. President '48: Choir '43-'45. Librarian '45; S. R. Secretary '42. Stamp Salesman '44; History Class President '43. CHARLES DON MARSH MAN Ushers '43-'45; English Class President '41: Economics Class President '44. JEAN MATHIS Clio. Vice President '44. President '45: Dramatic Club '43; Economics Class Secretary '44; Speech Choir '43. eik.ar McCollum Auditorium Committee '45; Writers' Workshop '43-'45. Vice President '45: Speech Choir 44-45. Vice President '45: S. R. Council Member '44; Spanish Class President '44; R O. T. C. ' 13-15. Cpl. 13. St. Ski. 44. 2nd Lt. 15; Oratorical Contest '45. ALAN Mr DO WELL Murk” Disc and Diamond Society '44-'45. 2nd Lt. L. '44-'45. Judicial Committee '45: Honor Rifles '43-'44; Aeronautics Club '44-'45. Vice President '44. Treasurer 45: Lt. Col. R. O. T. C. '45. R. O. T. C. Drill Team 42-'44. Captain 44. PATRICIA MrOAI'LY Patsy Art Club '42-'45. President '43. Secretary '12. '44; S. R. Mirror A Kent ‘41. ’44: Senior Annuul Committee '45: Art Exhibits. Library '44. State Fair '44. Birmingham Scholastic Show '45. Pittsburgh Scholastic Show '45. The MIRROR 21 MARY McINTOSIl MARY JO McNAHIt •Mar” Orientation Committee •13; Dramatic Club -tl-•15: Pierian 41-’45. Secretary 43, Treasurer 44, Corresponding Secret nry •45; Mnrshnl 142- 43: Senior Who's Who '45; S. R President ’42. ’45. Mirror Agent ’42. Stamp Salesman ’43; History Class Secretary ‘44. Vice President '42; Senior Play ‘45; R. O. T. C. Sponsor ’42. MARY SUK MILLER ‘•Sue” Aslraea ’43, Corresponding Secretary 13. Recording Secretary ’44, Year Book Committee ‘45; S. R Vice President '41, '43; Banker '42. Mirror Agent '44; Mirror Typist '45. SYLVIA FRANCKS MITCH KL I. National Honor Society ’ 14. Writers’ Workshop •12--45. President -15. Vice President 43. 44. Secretary '43. Treasurer 44; Dramatic Club '41- 42, Program II; Speech Class President '43; H I s t o r y Class Vice President '-IS; Mirror Board ‘44. '45, Associate Editor '44. 45, Mirror Business Staff 44 '45, Annual Board '44. '45. Associate Editor '44. '45, Annual Business Staff 44. '45; Senior Play Publicity Committee '45: Senior Who's Who '45: Speech Choir '43, '44, Programs '13. '44. JANE A. MORRIS Thalia ’42- 45, Vice President '44. Secretary '45; Dramatic Club '41-T5: S. R Vice President '42. Secretary 43. '44. Council Member '44: Speech Choir '42-44 JAMKS MARVIN MrMILLIAN 1-aw and Order Committee Chairman 44: Ushers '45: Curry '43-'45. President '44; Cheerleader 43-'45; S. R. President '43. Vice President '43. Stamp Salesman '44; H 1 s I o r y Class President '43. Vice President '44: C.ood Sportsmanship Program '43. '44: Mnrshnl '42. '43; Motion Picture Operator '44. '45. MANT EL MENDEL Photography Club 12; Sc ience Club 43-'45: S. R. Stamp Salesman 41-'42; Biology Class President '12. CATHERINE ANN MILLICAN Dramatic Club 41-’15. Treasurer '45:' Speech Choir '43-'45: S R Secretary '42-'44, Council Member 44. '45. DUNCAN MOON “Sunshine KATHERINE I.Ot ISE MOt NCEK Klttrn Thalia '4.V45. Secretary '44. S. R. Vice President '45; Mirror Typist '15: Speech Choir '43-T1. Vice President '44; Dramatic Club 3-'45. The MIRROR 25 UK ! TV MONKEY ••Shorty Thalia 42 -’-IS; S. R. Council Member 41. 4A.MKS MANLEY NELSON Jlrobu Hl-Y '44 45: Chairman Sports Committee -14; S. R Mirror Agent ’43. President ’43-'15. History Class Secretary 'll: Knullsh Class President '44: Sports Club Vico President '43-'44: Campaign Speaker 44: Basketball '44; Baseball '42-'45. Captain '44; Football '41 • '44. Captain '44. A KICK EMMETT A NOK Noe General Organlx a 11 o n First Associate '44; Council Vice President '43. Sec-r c t a r y '44; Aultorlum Committee '43; Athletic Committee Chairman '44. '45; Election Committee •43. 44: AkIoIii 42- 45. Parliamentarian '43: Dramatic Club '42 45: R. O. T. C. Sponsor ‘43; Cheerleader '42-'45. Head Cheerleader '44: S. R. Council Member '42-'43; Economics Class Vice President '44; Campaign Speaker '43. '44: Orchestra '42 -'44. City Youth Council 44-'45; StuKc Committee Sr. Play 45. SIDNEY LAWSON NORWOOD, -lit Sid Orientation Committee 44; S. R President 41. Council M e miter '42. Stamp Agent 44. Mirror Agent 43-'45. Dramatic '41. '43. Speech Choir '44; Victory Corps '13; Marshal '42. IRENE PHILLIP PAPPAS “Reenle Dramatic Club '44; S. R. Banker 44. STEPHEN MOXI.KY, JR. Steve National Honor Socletv 44. President '45; Ushers ‘‘M. 45: Scholarship Committee 44. 45; Clubs Committee '44; Yancey 42- 45, President 45. Treasurer '44. Secretary '44; Winner Interclub Oratorical '44: Hl-Y 42-'44. S. R. Mirror Agent '44. Council Member '41: Recreation Center Committee '44. 45; Band '42- 45: Orchestra 14. 45; R- O. T. C. Band ANN ROGERS NEWELL Promethean 41- 45, Recording Secretary 'll; S. R. President 41. Council Member '42. Mirror Agent '42: Dramatic Club '42- 15; Speech Class Serit -tary 'll; Speech Choir 42-'45: Biology Class Secretary '42. JAMES It. NOEL, JR. Barney Owen '43-'44: Hl-Y 43-'45: S. R. President. Vice President '43. Secretary '42. Stamp Salesman 42: Basketball 42-'45; Track 43-45. CONYERS OKIt WILLIAM HAROLD PARKER •‘Pony Stable History Class President 43: Track 42: Basketball '42: Football '41-'43. The MIRROR 26 THOMAS I.KK PARKS 'T. Parks' and “Tommy Ushers '44. 45; Disc and Diamond Society '44-'45. 1st Lt. L. '15. 2nd Lt. F. '44; 1st Lt. R. O. T. C. '44 '45; Honor Rifles '44; Rifle Club 43-44; S. R. President '42. Secretary '43. Stamp Salesman '43 BETTY PEARCE “Pearce Newcomers' Club '43; Pierian '43-'45: Library Art Exhibit '44- 45; Senior Art Committee '45. Ill 1.1.Y ERVIN PEELER Aeronautics Club '44-'45; Band '41-’45: Orchestra '44-'45: Track '43. PEGGY MARIE PERKINS Clio '42- 45: S. R. President '43-'44, Mirror Agent •41-'I2; Treble Clef Club '42-'44. EARL POSEY. JR. Yancey '44-'45; Marshal 43: Basket Ball 13. '44: National Honor Society '45. FRANCIS MOORE PATTON Orientation Committee ‘4-1; Disc and Diamond So-, clety '45; Curry '43-'45: Mirror Business Stafr 14. 15: R. O. T. C. 2nd LI. '45. WALTER PEARCE Ushers '44: Senior Play '45: History Class President. MARY PELEKIS S. R. Stamp Salesman 'll; Freshman Girls Club 'll; G. L. C. '42. Victory Corps '42. CHERRY CHRISTINE PHILLIPS National Honor Society '44; Orientation Committee Chairman '44: Ves- tallu '43 - '45. President 45: Speech Choir 43-'44; Dramatic Club '43: R. O, T C. Sponsor '45. Associate Member Disc and Diamond Society '45; Treble Clef Club 'll; Choir 'll; S. R. Vice President '43. Secretary '44. Mirror Agent '44; Marshal •13. 45: Vocal Class Vice President '44: Victory Corps '43. MARION ALICE POWELL “Hutch” National Honor Society 44: Chnlrmnn Clubs Com-m I t t e e '44; Scholastic Committee '45; Thalia '42-'45. Vice President '45. Chnlrmnn Pin Committee '44: S. R. President '44. Secretary '43. Mirror Agent '45. Stamp Salesman '43: English Class President 'll. '43; History Class Secretary '42: Home Economics Class Secretary '43: Senior Play '45; Freshman Girls' Club '41. The MIRROR 27 OTIS CITY PRICE. JR. I). O. Club Vico Presl-donl 45: Hilliard 43: Club Stunts '43: Dramatic Club 42; S. R, Stamp Salesman '45: Vice President Economics Class '44 JEANNE RANKIN Personality Club '41. President '44; S. R. Stamp Salesman '43: Annual Typist 15; Mirror Typist '45; Bank '45. Mil.LIAM HARRISON HAY, JR. Goofy” Ushers 44-M5: Yancey M2-M5: Hl-Y M2-M4; Disc and Diamond Society 44-'45; S. R. President '42, Vice President '43. Stamp Salesman '43: R. O. T. C. CpI. '43, St. Sgt. 44. MIRIAM RHODES Tommie Personality Club '44; Dramatic Club M1-M2; S. R. Stamp Salesman '44: Speech Choir '41-'43: History Class Secretary '44. JANE ROCK If ILL Personality Club. Secretory '44: S. R. Banker '43. GM'ENDELYN M. QUIGLEY Robbie S. R. President '45, Stamp Salesman '44: Clothing Class Vice President '44: Marshal 44-'45. MARTHA JANE RAY MAUDE REYNOLDS “Chick Astraea '42: G. L. C. '43: S. R. Mirror Agent '41; English Class Secretary '43. MARY ASTOR KOHKE Chnlrmon Election Committee ‘44; Damroseh Club '43; Office Stomp Salesman '42; Bank 43- 45; Jr. Red Cross. Vice President '43; Freshman Glee Club '41: Treble Clef Club 42; Senior Glee Club 13. Librarian '43: S. R. Council Member '42: Marshal '14: Mirror .Typist '45. Annual Typist '45; National Honor Society '45. PATRICIA JANE ROUNTREE Pat Orientation Committee '45; Damroseh '41-'45. Secretary '43. Vice President 1. Parliamentarian 45: S. R. President '41. '42. Stamp Salesman '42. Mirror Agent '43: Bank MIMS. The MIRROR 28 MALLORY ROWE 90US GBKQOKl SAN DERSON Orchestra '41- 43: Vnude-ville '41. '42. HETTY JEAN SPHERE National Honor Society •44: Election Committee 'IS: Clio 43-‘45: S. R. Council Member '42 - ' l l. Stamp Salesman '42: Council Registration Committee '44: Study Hall Secretary '43. BETTY OATES nIIAW Promethean '41 - ’45. Treasurer ’45: S. R President '43. Secretary '44. •15: History Class Vice President '43. Secretary 13. '45. MAl'VKLINK SIIAM “Mauve” Publicity and Publications Committee '45: Senior Art Committee '45: Astraea '42. Secretary '45: Pen and Brush 42. Presl-dent '45. Vice President '44. Art Exhibit ,44-'45: State Fair 44. HELEN LI’CILLE KOX Astacn '41 '45. President 45. Secretary '45, Treasurer '44: English Class Secretary '45; S. R. Mirror Agent 15. Banker '42. ROBERT VINC ENT SC AIXO “Scratchy Science Club '44-'45. Band 12-'45. Sgt. R. O. T C. Band. DOROTHY .MEKIIL SPINSTER “Brat” Aglalu '42-'15. Secretary 43: Senior Ring Commit-lee '45: Glee Club '42-15. Choir '43 - 15, Publicity Manager '44. Secretary '45; S. R President '43. Stump Salesman '44-'45. 1IARRIETTE MIAW Toolslc” National Honor Socletj '44: Promethean ’41-'45. Recording Secretary '45: S. R. President '43. Score tary '44; History Class President '43: English Class President '42. Secretary '4-1. SYBIL SHAW The MIRROR 29 IIAVII) NATHAN Sll KiKK.MAN Aeronautics C I u h '44- 45; Speech Choir ’43-'45; Air Raid Warden 42- 43; Victory Chnlr ’44. MAK Y M.I7.AKKTH SLAG I.K Mary Lie Dnmrosch '42-'15. Social Chairman ’44. Dccorntlnn Committee 45: Dramatic Club 42- 41: Freshman Glee Club 41: S. R. Secretary 45. Stamp Salesman 13. Banker '42: Speech C’holr '42-’44; Drum Major 40-45: Band Letter '13-■•11; May Festival Princess 41. CHARLOTTE MAK SMITH Clio ’43-'45; Choir '43-’45. Secretary 44: Freshman Glee Club 41; S. R. President 42. C o u n c 1 I Member 45. Vice Prejl-dent ’42. VIRGIL I.KSTKR SMITH Aerooautlcs Club '44- 45: Air Victory Corps ‘43; Newcomers Club '12- 43. HOWARD Sl’KIR Nose Hl-Y 42: Hilliard 44. Secretary 45; S. R. President '41. '42. Secretary 13. Vice President '43. Council Member '44; History Class Vice President '44: Senior Who's Who •45. IIKKNICK KLAINK Sll I’RKTT Personality Club ’44. JANICE I KK SMIRL National Honor Society 44. Senior Play '45; Chairman Publicity and Publications Coiiunl t toe. '45: Aetata '42-'45; Custo-dlan ’43. Parliamentarian ‘44. Vice President '44. Secretary '45. Stunt '42-'44. Scrapbook Committee '13. Yearbook Committee 43. Soelal Committee '44; S. R. President 42. Secretary and Banker '42. Vice President 44; Marshal 12. '43: Freshman Girl Representative 41; Dramatic Club ’41- 45. Prop Committee '42. Speech Choir 42- 45. Mirror Board '44- 45. Annual Board 44- 45; Sophomore Mirror 42. LCTIIKR SMITH Chnlrmnn Law and Order Committee '44; Hilliard 42 - '45. Treasurer '44 Critic '43. '44: Senior Annual Committee ‘45; Dramatic Club, ' ll - ‘43; Marshal '44 - '45; Clvltan Oratorleals. 44; I-atln Exhibit '42; Speech Choir. 4-4; Track '44; Declama-tlon Speech ’43: Campaign M«r. '42. IIKTTY JANE SNOW “Snow Attlala '43-’45; Choir 13- 44; S. R. Secretary '45. Council Member '44. 1 AVII) si'KRIJNO Strike National Honor Society '44; Clubs Committee '45: Ushers ’43-'45; Senior Rlnjt Committee ’45; Yancey '1.V45. Secretary '45. Social Committee 14; Dramatic Club ll-'43; S. R. Secretary '42-'44; History Class President '43; Senior Play '45: Club Stunt '44. The MIRROR 30 EDWIN STAFFORD “Ed Ushers 43- 45: Yancey 43-'45, Secretary ‘44. Crlt-Ic 44: S. R. Council Member 12. Stamp Salesman 41. '44. Banker '41: Senior Cluss Social Committee 45; Senior Motto Commutin' ’45: Club Stunts 44. KDWAKI) STEVENS MARY LEILA STRICKLAND Damroseh 42-'45, Secretory 44: Red Cross ‘41, '42. Secretary 42: Mirror Typist 45: Marshal '42-•43. HF.I.KN HENRIETTA Sl’TTERER “Stinky” Art Club 43. Secretary 43: Pen and Brush Club 44- 45: Thalia 44- 45; S. R. Secretary 41: English Cluss Vice President 42: Senloi Who's Who 45. MARGARET FAY TACKER Clio '42-15: S. R Bank er '42; Orchestra ’43-'45. OWEN STEPHENS “Gwennlc” Clio '42 - '45. Secretary '43, Social Chairman 45; Freshman Glee Club 41. Secretory 42: S. R. Seer -tary 41. 43. Council Member '42. Vice President 45. Stamp Salesman 43; Jr. Red Cross '41-'45; History Class Vice President 45. WILLIAM MATTHKU STEWART. IH. “Billy” Law and Order Commutin' 45; Ushers 45: Owen 42-H5. Secretary ’45; S. R. Vice President 42. Secretary 43; Senior Annual Committee '45: Marshal •13. '45: Baseball '44. JOHN STRONG ANN SWINDLE S. R. Council Member '44. MARJORIE DARK THOMAS • Margie” Thalia '41 - '45. Club Stunts 41: S. R. Council Member 41. Stamp Salesman '42; Orchestra 41- 13. The MIRROR 31 IKSIA JKAN THOMPSON Vocal Class President •14: Marshal '44. KOWKX A COKIN'K TIM HKRLAK K Rop-tur Aglulu '43-'4T . Critic '44. Stunt '14: Dramatic Club '42-'44; Victory Corps '43 '44: S. R. Secretary '44-'45. Mirror Agent '42-'4l. Chaplain '43. Orchestra ’41-'45. Sjieech Choir '43-'44. DON CARL TCRNIH LI. “Spotlight National Honor Society '44: General Organization President '45. Second Associate '4-1: Auditorium Committee '41. Science Club 4 2-44. Vice President '43. '41; Ushers '44-'45. Assistant Head Usher •45: Hl-Y 42. '43. Third Member Standing Committee 43. S. R. President '43. '44. '45: Stamp Salesman '42. Mirror Agent ‘44; Senior Who's Who '45. Cheerleader 42-'44. Head Cheerleader '•14. ANN VANCK Promethean '41- 44; S. R Vice President 'll. Secretary '42. Banker 42. Council Member 13. President '43, Stamp Salesman '45; Harmony Class Vice President; Clothing Class President 'll Vice President '43. JKAN KOWK WALSTON Jranie Astraen '42 -'45. Social Committee '43: Treble Clef Club 42: Girl's Glee Club '43-'44: Choir '45: S Ft. Stamp Salesman '42. Marshal '45, I.KK TII.LKKY Dramatic Club '42. '43: S. R. Vice President '42. 44. Secretary '43, Council Member '44: Air Raid Warden '43: English Class Secretary '43: It I 8 t O r y Class President '43: Victory Corps '44. IIOKFOKD TODD Toddy Ushers '43-'45. Treasurer '45: S. R. Vice President '43. '45. Mirror Agent •12: R. O. T. C. Corporal '44- 45: Track '44. KDITII ELIZABETH TYNKS Kdn Pierian '42-'45. President 44. Treasurer '44. Program Committee '45. Social Committee '43: History Class President '44; English Class Secretary' '42; History Class Secretary 42: Victory Corps '43: Dramatic Club '41. '42. DAXN CLYDE VANN Law and Order Committee '42: Disc and Diamond Society 44- 45. 1st Ll. 45: Gorgns ’44-'45. Publicity Chairman '44. President 45. S. R. Stamp Salesman ‘44, Council Member •45; R. O. T. C '41-'45. Honor Rifles '42-'45. Trick Drill Team '42. Guide Sgt. 42. St. Sgt. '44. Captain '45. R. O. T. C. Ball Team '44. WILLIAM JOSEPH WARD Clubs Committee 45: Owen ’43-'45. Critic '44. Member of Standing Committee '45: Usher's Club 4-K45; Disc and Diamond '44. 15: S. P. President '4l- 43. Vice President '45, Secretary '44. Council Member 42. Stamp Salesman '42; Secretary English Class '12: President Biology Class 13. Vice President 42: Vice President History Class '45: Staff Sergeant R. O. T. C. 14. '45. The MIRROR 32 SIIIRLEI LORRAINE WATSON G. L. C. '43-'45: S. R Stamp Salesmun '44: Bookstore 43-'45. MARGARET WEBSTER Dramatic Club '43-'15. Speech Choir I3-'45. EDITH LORRAINE WIGGINS G. L. C. '42-'15: Personality Club '44; Campaign Speeches '44: Mirror Typist '45: Jr. Red Cross '12; A:' -Stnr Volley Ball Team '43; Bookstore ' 42-'44. JAMES WILSON ••Jimmy Disc and Diamond Society 44 45: Photography Club Treasurer '44. President '45: Annual Photographer '44- 45: S. R. Banker '42. Mirror Agent '43. '44, Stump Salesman '42-'44, Vice President '44. JIMMY WINGO “Pre-Wee S. R. President 11. '45. Vice President '42. '44. Council Member 13: Hl-Y ‘44-’45: Owen !3-'44; Basketball 43-'45. HOItKRT I.I.OYD WEAR Disc and Diamond Society '41-'45; Glee Club '45. Secretary '45; S. R President '42-'43, Secretary '41. Council Member 44-'45: Marshal '42-44. ROBERT WEEKS. JR. Curry '43. '45; Honor Rifles 43: S. R. Vice President '42. S t a m p S a l e s man '13: Council Member '44: R. O. T. C. ski. '42. T Sgt. '12-13. Tennis ’'13: Basketball ’42. JEAN CONNIFF WILLIAMS Promethean ’43- 45. Publicity Chairman 45: S. R Secretary '44. Council Member 15. English Clnss Secretary '43: H i st o r Class Vice President 'll JAMES KEITII WILSON Photography Club. President '44. Vice President '44. Darkroom Chairman '43: Victory Corps '44: D O. Club 15: S. R President '41. Mirror Agent 13. BETTY WINTER “Belay Aglnln 13-'45: S. R. Mirror Agent '45. Council Member '44, Vice President '43: Gym Captain 41. The MIRROR 33 llOKOTin WITT BKTTY I.OI’ WOOD Jockry G. L. C. 42-‘4S; S. R. Stamp Salesman '42: Gvm Captain 42. C’AKI. W. WORTHING-TON Annie Dramatic Club -a. '13; S. R. Vice President '42: Marshal 42 45: Victory Corps '42 - 43; Baseball Baseball 14. '45. BKTTY .11 NK YOI’N’O Axiaia 42- '45: s. R Vice President 43; Band 41-'45; Victory Corps '43: Marshal '12. INK WISH Agluiu 42-'45. Secretary '44; S. R. Mlrroi A Rent 43. 44. Secretary 43. 44. Stump Salesman '43. Vice President 45. IIAK1.KS WOOll Glee Club 44- 45: Aero Club 44. BOBBY K. WRIGHT ••Bob” Photography Club Ills. Secretary '44 Publicity Manager '15; S- R Vice President '44: Annual Photographer 45. FAN NIK ill ANITA VITI.I.K Nila” G. L. C. 42- 45; Girl Reserves '42 - '45; Y e a r Book Chairman '44 Initiation Chairman 55 S. R. Secretary 44 The MIRROR 34 Other Graduates K. i. HAILEY “Bed” S. R. Vice President 43; Orchestra '42-'45. FKKKKN BKKT BROUN “Toe Hl-Y 43--15: Milliard 45; Football '43-'44; Tennis ’42. -14. '45. SAMUEL LESTER CHESTNUT. JR. ••Sambo” Low and Order Committee '43; Hilliard 42-•43, Hl-Y '4.V45: S. R. President '42. '43. Vice President '45. Banker '43. Mirror A Kent ’44; Marshal '42 '43. Head Marshal 43; History Class President '42. 45; Stage Crew '43- 45. Manager '45: R. O. T. C. Sgt. 43- 45. ALAN DAVIDSON Owen '43. FLORKNOK NOKI. IHLLAHI) Flossie Scholarship Committee '44. '45. Chairman '44; Auditorium Committee Chairman '44: Senior Motto Committee '45; Senior Play '45; Disc and Diamond Society '44-'45; R. O. T. C. Capt. '44. Col. '45; Freshman C.lrls Club Vice President '41; Thalia '41-’44. Representative '42. Orator '44. Treasurer '44; Aeronautics Club '44-'45; S. R. President '45. Secretary ’42-'44: Speech Class Secretary '44; First Aid Squud '41-'42; Senior Class Day Exercises '45: Speeches '44. '45; Senior Who's Who '45; National Honor Society 45. LILIAS BURNS MARY ELIZABETH FOSTER “Red Bookstore '44. CECILE HORNE “Clle Freshman Girls Club '4i; S. R. Stamp Salesman '45. Mirror Agent '42. Vice President '43. Treasurer '43; Biology Class Secretary '42: Marshal '43. RUTH MrKENZIE Dramatic Club '42-'43: Writer's Work Shop ■|3 44; S. R. Stamp Salesman. Publicity Agent. JOHN FINLEY PORTER, JR. “Bunny Orientation Committee Chairman '45. Scholarship Committee '44: Election Committee '43; Senior Play '45: Senior Ring Committee '45: Ushers Club '44, '45. Associated Head Usher 15; Science Club '43-'45, President '44. Vice President 44. Treasurer '43: S. R. President '43. '44. Vice President '44. Council Member '41-'43. Stamp Salesman 44; History Class President 13. 15: Senior Who's Who '45: National Honor Society ‘45. OLIVER LEE STEELE S. R. President '42: Football Manager '43; Basketball Manager '44-'45: Basketball 43-'44: Track '43-'45; Band '42-'44. BRUCE THRASHER S. R. President '44; Council Member 13, Mirror Agent 'll. '42; R. O. T. C. Drill Team •43; Baseball. '4l-’45. CELIA V LA HAKES “Sid S. R. Council Member 'll. '42. '44. Secretary '41. Mirror Agent '42. '43. The MIRROR 35 City of Steel Long gray columns of mobile units moved ominously forward during the fall of Nineteen Forty-one. Lengthly lines of gray-helmeted Nazis kept pace with their relentless drive into the heart of Russia to Stalingrad, its City of Steel. Mope for freedom, peace, and happiness all through the world was at its lowest ebb that terrible autumn. It was a bitter crisis in world history; made even more so when our own country received a stab in the back from a small nation of yellow men who aspired to dominate the world. Russia, with her massive arms bolting the gates of Stalingrad, greeted our entry into the family of warring nations with despairing sympathy. We acknowledged the sympathy but not the despair. Fresh American energy, courage, and fortitude bolstered the low morale of the Russian citizens, and the City of Steel held. It was the climax, the point which turned the tide of war in favor of the nations fighting for freedom and peace. As we end the first phase of our lives and enter a strange, hard, new one. we turn for Inspiration to the iron in the hills of our own City of Steel; iron to make the steel we shall use to reconstruct the devastated parts of our world. This is our graduation from one life to the commencement of another. In our new beginning, just as the Russians pushed the invaders back to their border and beyond it. all obstacles will retreat before the strength of our advance. No Berehtes-gaten will be strongly fortified enough to withstand the forces of Peace, Progress, and Prosperity for which we stand. - ELSA ALLGOOD. Press Secretary. EVANESCENT SPRING Spring came early this year - Paused, and danced away on summer's breath almost before we’d sensed her presence. One day daffodils were blooming. Bright bits of color under a bare tree. Then in quick profusion Puffs of pink and white and shining flowers Trimmed the thin arms of the fruit trees; Rich wisteria’s scented purple Filled the yard, and petals from the pear tree Fell beneath a young blue sky. On a bush beside the pool One rose opened. Spring was gone. —Sylvia Mitchell. The MIRROR 36 Resolution For this new world, so dearly bought, Youth paid the price in war. Youth paid the price; receipt was wrought In crosses, golden stars. What is youth’s share in future years Who shared the death and pain. Who gave its share of blood and tears So peace could come again? We know our share, that we, the young, Must build the world anew. A world left dazed, with sorrow wrung— And we will follow through! Our hearts and souls, our minds, our hands, Tell us it can be done, We’ll move the seas, or shift the sands Of nations, rein the sun. —George Harris. The MIRROR 37 Lend - Lease Before the General Assembly of P. H. S. and the Security Council of faculty members, the Senior Class of 1945 wishes to make public its Last Will and Testament. The document, making official and special lend-lease consignments good for the duration of their tenure at Phillips, and recorded by the Secretariat, is as follows: Jane Hutto and Patsy McGauly lease their front row seats and dumb answers in Miss Lynch's first period class to John Akin and Ann Coker. Charles Henry wills his brown wavy wig to any boy who has five dollars to have it remade. Janice Smirl passes on her pretzels to the poor, misguided little freshmen. Ed Johnston bestows his violent Democratic principles upon Bill Achor to use against Mr. Gochenour. Dot Haney consigns her front seat in Miss Benson’s math class and Pop Keller's physics class to anyone lucky enough to get them. Anthony Ardovino donates his position as first clarinetist to William Powell, so that he may enjoy the frequent showers Fess Mayer sprays during rehearsals. Diana Bathurst bestows her chemistry lab book upon anyone who can fill in the blanks she has left. Roger Abbot consigns his good looking ??) haircut to anyone who has ten cents to buy a bottle of peroxide. Billy Ray and Walter Byars lease their top locker to Corralle Hutto, that is. if the door stays on. Suzie Beall. Charlotte Eros, and Janie Crumbaugh endow Lynn Otey, Betty Clark, and Madge Lawrence with their ability to laugh at anything and everything. John Porter saying, “Long may he wave, lends his brush cut to Jack Wilke. Gwen Stephens consigns her pigtails to any brave soul who doesn't mind wearing them. Charles Benefield leaves his first chair trombone in the band and orchestra to anyone who can hold up his horn. George Harris bestows his time-honored place in Miss Garrett’s math classes to anyone anxious to flunk math. Mary Leila Strickland wills her top locker to the long-suffering, and unknown, person in the lower one. Helen Rox leaves Miss Parrott and many more hours of Spanish to Helen Smith. Axel Bolvig turns his trig notebooks over to his little brother. Peter. Peggy Perkins lends her prized cooking book to Sarah Ledyard. Walter Pearce wills his Republican viewpoint to any up and coming freshman who promises to argue with Miss Verplanck in the next presidential election. David Sperling hands the pictures in his locker to Earl Mays or anyone else who appreciates fine art. Edith Tynes gives her inability to carry a tune to Mary Wilkinson and Genevieve Holmes. Corinne Timberlake leaves her ability to write Valentine poetry to Elizabeth Ann Michaels. Elsa Allgood passes on her position as Chief Enthusiast for the Leather Bound Annuals” to Tod Bryan. Ed Stafford slips his snake to anybody brave enough to risk the terrors it brings to others. Robbie Jean Ezell leases her seat in orchestra to anyone nimble enough to dodge Mr. Halley's flying baton. Don Turnbull wills his (quote) supposed ability to win elections iunquote) to anyone who wants to run. Miriam Rhodes and Jean Williams leave their stale noticias to some other brilliant Spanish students, namely, Cora Moss Bell. Marit Allgood bequeaths her biology notebooks to her little sister. Eva. Merle Cotton leases her ability to think up complicated questions in history class to Frances Goldstein. If there are no objections from the floor, the foregoing articles, essential to future citizens of P. H. S.. stand approved, with payment to be enacted in school spirit. SYLVIA MITCHELL, Secretary of Commerce. The MIRROR 38 Progress From Persia to The Pacific Good morning, ladies and gentlemen, this is your special correspondent bringing you hourly news flashes from the Rcc Room” where the Big Three have been conferring long and deliberately to decide what the members of the class of 45 will be doing ten years from now when your war bonds are matured. 9:00 A.M. By that time. Mauvie Shaw and Patsy McGauly will be artists of great renown and Bobby Braun will be designing some of those strikingly original dresses seen in the leading fashion magazine of New York. London, and Paris. 10:00 In 1955 Mary Jo McNabb will be zooming around the country in her P-38 visiting her many friends Betty Lois Arnett will be National Phi Beta Kappa President while Amanda Armor will still be struggling with biology at dear old P. H. S.. Katherine Mounger is a house mother at one of the girls' dorms Helen Rox can be located at the swimming pool at Gulf Park College teaching the Natatorial Art. 11:00 At M.-G.-M. Studios in Hollywood, Director Patsy Ellis will be on her third great masterpiece. You may address your mail to Sue Miller to Hawaii where she will be with a certain Ensign.—Also out of the U. S. is Harriette Shaw, forever entertaining French officers, now in Paris. 12:00—In the international picture Elsa Allgood will be mending relations between China and America Betty Pearce will be untangling problems as a Spanish diplomat and Muncy Harris will be the executive secretary of The National Red Cross. 1:00 P.M. If in ten years you tune in on your radio, you may recognize many if the Class of '45 as Edwina Foreman, narrator for “Quiz Kids ; Hofford Todd starring in one of the great Soap Box Operas” of the time. 2:00 Among the fairer sex. many will be waiting for their men to return, namely. Ricky Cams waiting for Harry to come out of the sky; Gene Akin waiting for Fred; and Marion Powell waiting on the porch of her rose-covered cottage. 3:00 Billy Goofy Ray will lx? seen as the typical business man with his feet propped up on his desk. Sylvia Mitchell will then be a famous horticulturist, raising everything from azaleas to zuchinna. The headlines one day may read like this: Jane Hunter, High Executive. Wins Typing Championship. Helen Holland will be on her sixth trans-continental trip collecting material for National Geographic. -General Oliver Buddy Esco will be up for promotion to a rank never given lx?fore, instituted just for him. Tade Jenkins starts a new era in private secretaries WOW! Nose Spier? Unpredictable! 4:00—Barbara Barth, still taking sun baths—Monsieur Bob Windham running his own beauty salon.—Sam Chestnut creating a sensation as a new movie heart-throb.- Don Marshman taking over Frankie's fame as The Voice.” 5:00 Navy Nurses June Young and Lynne Hartung will be found assisting Dr. Dann Vann in one of the large hospitals of the land.— Roger Abbott will be found on First Avenue directing traffic and answering questions as one of the outstanding policemen of Birmingham.- Sarah Edwards will have her head toward the sky counting B-25's she loves ’em! The Jitterbug winner of 1955 will lx Jimmy McMillian. 6:00- Barbara Campbell will be found writing letters to the Navy, while Betty Shaw will be marching with a Marine. Madam Mary Pride Jones’ Knit Shoppe will be setting fashion headlines in knitted articles. The Ballet Russe will have an addition in the person of Edith Tynes. Jimmy Wingo will be thrilling the nation with his marvelous feats in Professional Basketball.- The medical world will have n very valuable asset when Ruth Davies enters it as a Technician and Inez Wise will do much to help the generation in their letter writing as a Business English Teacher. 7:00 Bobby Wright and James Wilson have gone into the motion picture business with the greatest studio yet established. Betty Winter’s Charm School will have celebrities from all over the world enrolled. Betty Ann Graves will lx? accompanying Dot Schuster on the piano while Dot sings on their round-the-world tour. Bill’McDaniel’s book Good Manners” will be taking the country by storm. Betty Carol Logan and Janice Smirl will have set up a business arranging everything from weddings to birthdays. Miss Bush will finally have an assistant in the person of Ann Cowart. The MIRROR 39 8:00 Tommy Parks still making the girls swoon.—The new golf champion of the U. S. will be Axel Bolvig.- Starlets Florence Klyce and Pat Rountree will be remembered by all their friends. The Hershey Chocolate Co. has just been bought out by Ann Buis.- Marjorie Davis will be found teaching the high school girls how to polish their techniques. That famous trio of Virgil Hawkins, Jack Young and Johnny Brewer will have their own spot on a national hook-up. 9:00—The President in 1955 will have two great advisers in Sidney Norwood and Joe Burnett to help him keep the affairs of the nation in order.— Billy Stewart’s Cars of the Present will be used by everyone in a hurry to get nowhere.—Helen Sutterer and her Hour of Wit will be enjoyed by everyone everywhere. 10:00— Kathryn Douglas' Riding Academy will be winning all the blue ribbons at the horse fairs. By 1955 John Carpenter and Walter Byars will have relieved Pop Keller of his duties as sponsor for the Ushers Club. 11:00—Two more members in the literary field will be Dot Haney and Joyce Cobb, co-authors of How- to Form a Friendship and Keep It. —Jane Morris and her Bill will be happily together again.—Betty Lane Till and Joan Lonnergan's Kindergarten for Tiny Tots will be in full swing and gratefully received by weary mothers everywhere. 2:00- Angus Brown and Jean Mathis' new pamphlet. Do the Birmingham Jump the Correct Way.” has just hit the mails like a flood.—Robbie Jean Ezell and Ann Grier are making command return performances with the band in their annual vaudeville.—Jane McElroy and John Strong, have started a correspondence course designed to teach you Spanish in three easy lessons.- Jeanne Beard still collecting souvenirs from the far corners of the world.—Robert Ketchum has just been made editor of the New York Herald while Ann Newell was reiently seleited as fashion editor for Vogue. Well, folks, this looks like all for today. Another flash has come in. though, saying that if there are any complaints, please refer them to the Secretaries of State who will promptly consult’their private lobbly who produced these predictions. JANICE SMIRL. Secretary of State. SUE MILLER. Undersecretary of State. TO YOUTH Youth, once gone, cannot return— Only memories, and should-have dones remain. The oncc-so-loving heart now torn with pain. Contracted with hatred. Slow's their dancing feet and dulls the stars in their eyes. Youth, love, gaiety, faithfulness, and honor These are yours. Knowledge, pleasures, and a forgiving heart. Never toil, trouble, and sorrow's. Youth will so soon depart. —Lena Bryan. RAINY REVEILLE Beating on my window pane and marching on the ground. Knocking at my window with a kind of hollow sound. Pushing on the glass as if to break and force it through. Like all the angry elfins of some fairy tale come true. Kicking, bumping, drumming, doing all within their power To crash into my room at that untimely, ghostly hour Seven o'clock, must dress for school; the rain had almost fled. Had the elves come to act naughty, or to rouse a sleepy head? —Corinne Timberlake. The MIRROR 40 The White House Gang Here I am all alone in the “Washington Journal news room with half a dozen telephones on the desk before me. I am waiting for my special reporters, who are stationed throughout Washington to relay news to me as it is released. The various departments are in secret conference, determining their policies for the following year. However, as soon as they adjourn, my ace reporters will telephone to me the news released by each departmnt. R-r-r-ing. . . . The calls are beginning already. Hello. . . . Armed Forces Division reporting? Go ahead. . . . New additions to our Naval Department will be Hofford Todd and Jimmie Noel. . . . Jimmy Wingo also has his eyes on the Navy blue. . . . June Young and B tty Moxley have been chosen as the Navy’s two favorite singers. They put their hearts and souls into the songs they sing for two certain sailors. . . . Wilma Diefcnbach's main interest is the Naval Air Corps . . . she is patiently waiting for that second ring for her third finger left hand. . . . The Air Corps expresses a sincere desire that Charles Henry would not crack corn in aeronautics class «example: “There's no fuel like an old fuel ) He probably has his mind on Peggy at the time of such tailspins. . . . Janice Sinquefield is our official authority on the U. S. Marines. . . . R. O. T. C. sponsors, Phyllis Anderson, Florence Dillard, and Jane Hutto, have been appointed military advisers to the War Department iThank goodness victory is in sight!! . . . Marit Allgood has been appointed to keep up the morale of the Supreme Court with- her constant sweet disposition. The Medical Division announces that Billy Joe Ward's anti Walter Pearce's appendix have been successfully removed. Edward Speir was seen NOSING his way among the many who visited them. . . . Medical science reports another triumph . . . due to the efficiency of the medical staff. David Sperling was promptly revived after fainting away in Miss Lynch's English class during the last act of HAMLET in which most of the cast is murdered in warm blood. R-r-r-ing . . . Just a moment while 1 answer the other phone. . . . Hello. Foreign Relations conference room? Go ahead with your report. The new authority on China is Flora Loo Lee, aided by a flourishing correspondence with various interesting persons. . . . There is little doubt that Oliver Steele will soon be Poet Laureate of someplace. . . . R-r-ring . . . Just a moment. Foreign Relations, the Society Editor is interrupting. She wants to know. ... Is it the female influence over Bobby Wright that compels him to wear a tie every day, or is it that ho just likes to be noticed? She adds that from the bulletins received by Clayton Kysor, he cannot decide whether to go to Stevens or Huntington College. Forgive the interruption. F. R. Continue where you left off. . . . Catherine Milli-can is to go to Russia to establish a umly democratic school. Her assistants will be drawn from freshmen she trained in Miss Skelton's classes. ... It has been observed that General Stilwcll has nothing on Anthony Ardovino . . . they both worked hard to lake over Berma. ... It is doubtful whether Mr. Gochenour will continue to teach Spanish since he will no longer have Helen Holland to give him inspiration. R-r-r-r-ing . . . This call is from the F. B. I. They report they have rounded up a number of traitors: Betty Jane Snow and Irma Jean Luquire seem to prefer Ensley's male-call; Esther Jean Patrick is partial to West End; and Maude Reynolds and Florence Klyce see the light with Bessemer fellas. . . . Come, come, gals, P. H. S. deserves your loyalty. ... A question which baffles the- F. B. I: Thy report Don Turnbull arrested for impersonating an officer. . . . They had some of their best men trying to track down Steve Moxley and Bill McDaniel, who held up traffic while they poked along at a mere 90 m.p.h. while Harold Baker went careening down the street in his Model T at 6 m.p.h. . . . Pursuit was halted, however, because the F. B. 1. were sidetracked by a slick black convertible containing Patsy Ellis, Ann Buis, and Muncy Harris. T hr MIRROR 41 R-r-r-ing . . . Hello, who is calling? THE PRESIDENT? Put him on! Hello. Mr. President! Yes, yes, sir . . . y-y-yes. sir . . . g’bye. sir. . . . Well, can ya beat that? President Truman wants a command performance of our P. H. S. Band Vaudeville bring Fess Mayer along, he sez), also the Senior Play, “And Came the Spring. . . . He sends his regrets that he could not attend the splendid city-wide R. O. T. C. Ball, because of his pressing new duties, but is sure it was a huge success . . . and it was. R-r-r-ing . . . Hello . . . Oh. no. not THAT! Heal'd: The story of Pop Keller's life. . . . Nuff said. And with that anonymous call our Ace Reporters close their Little Black Books and solemnly announce that Washington, as pictured above, must be hopelessly entangled ........! OFFICE OF WEIRD INFORMATION LYNNE HARTUNG, Chief. A PLEDGE The crimson and the white we'll wear Deep in our hearts. And come what may. we’ll keep it there Till life departs. I'LL REMEMBER In the dim and distant future When 1 think of bygone years. I’ll remember dear old Phillips. High school joys and high school fears. Remember lockers, filled with pin-ups. Dull-eyed mooscheads, wearing hats. Test-day haze ijust keep your chin up). Even poor unfortunate rats. PHILOSOPHY Think the thoughts you've never thought. Buy the things you’ve never bought. Dream the dreams you’ve never dreamt, Straighten places left unkempt. Love the ones you’ve never loved, Shove the bullies, never shoved. Smile the smile you’ve never smiled You will find that life's worthwhile! - George Harris. The MIRROR •12 FLORENCE DILLARD Miss Phi Hi pi an JOHN CARPENTER ELSA ALLGOOD Most Likeiy to Succeed HELEN SCTTERER EDWARD SPIER Wittiest SUZANNE BEALL JOHN PORTER Best Looking (top right) DON TURNBULL MARY JO MrNABB Most Popular DAVIS O’KELLEY SYLVIA MITCHELL Most Studious DON TURNBULL Mr. Phillipian The MIRROR Clubs “ALLIES” AGLAI A Gillian Branscomb, Dora Joan Connor, Sue Curtis. Maude Diseker, Julia Evans. Roberta Evans, Frances Fisher. Eunice Gilbertson, Kathryn Gilder. Margaret Gillespie. Frances Jane Goldstein. Jane Hunter. Rowena Kidd. Margaret Kirk. Lois Lees. Jean Leslie, Betty Carol Logan. Joan Lonnergan. Irma Jean Lu-quire, Frances Mendenhall. Anita Mobley. Ann Montgomery. Alieta Morrow. Mary Nappi, Eileen Newton, Alice Noe. Mary Jo Rockett. Janice Smirl, Bettye Jane Snow. Betty Lane Till. Jean-nine Till, Corinne Timberlake, Marydean Westbrook. Betty Jean Winter. Inez Wise. June Young. Priscilla Zander. ASTRAEA Gene Akin, Nuncy Amis, Betty Lois Arnett. Barbara Barth. Jean Bowen, Ann Brett, Virginia Brown, Thea Burnett. Clara Cox. Buela Crabtree, Sara Edwards, Barbara Gardien. Betty Ann Graves. Jane Henry, Tade Jenkins. Catherine Jones. Jo Ellen Freeman, Donna Lundquest. Catherine Middlebrooks, Christine Middlebrooks. Sue Miller. Beth Ann McCary, Esther Jean Patrick, Maude Reynolds. Helen Rox, Dot Sellers, Mauve-line Shaw. Edna Earle Thompson. Wanda Hunt, Jean Walston. Bea Watson. Barbara Watson. CLIO Bettye Akins. Margaret Anderson. Betty Jean Barfield. Beverly Benson, Peggy Bethune. Pat Curtis. Betty Cohen. Hope Davies, Barbara Dickson. Diane Durham. Joan Hancock. Mary Frances Harrison, Patsy Hawkins. Mary Jean Holmgren. Peggy Lay. Betty Magnuson. Jean Mathis. Frances McKay. Marie Moro-witz, Betty Mouat. Judy Parsons. Mary Jo Patton, Thelma Paxton. Willine Paxton. Peggy Perkins, Polly Phillips. Dora Ellen Pitts. Betty Pointer. Barbara Popwell, Helene Rittenberg. Betty Scherl, Charlotte Smith. Gwen Stephens. Jean Stephens. Lucy Lucy Sims. Vonnic Smith. Emaleen Stoves. Margaret Tacker. Theresa Thilbodean, Mary Dee Thomas. Carolyn Thornberry, Gerry Whitton, Jane Wilson. Margaret Wright. The MIRROR 46 The MIRROR 47 CURRY Charles Almon, Anthony. Ardovino. Jimmy Bellows. Charles Boyd. Walter Brooks. Frank Brandon. Ben Bruno. Allen Clark. Jimmy Crowe, Charles Fulgham, Curtis Hardwick. J. L. Hare. Joe Horsley. Rod Hughes. Preston Jones. Arthur Jordan. Augustus Lindbergh, Billy Lovell. Clyde Magnuson. Don Mize. Earl Mobley, Bill McDaniel. Clinton McGhee, Jimmie McMillian, Bob Norman, David Parrish, Frank Patton. Louis Perry. William Powell. Bobby Reynolds. Bobby Seabury. Monroe Teague. Wesley Teague. Weldon Walker. Rudolph Warth. (Bob Weeks Service) (Hilary Phillips—inactive.) DAM ROSC11 Jeanne Barnhart. Jeanne Beard. Fan Bearden. Billie Brewer. Jean Coker. Marilyn Cooper. Norma Doughty. Virginia Estes, Polly Griffin. Gretchen Hanemann, Marillyn Hanemann. Carlyne Hurd, Frances Hurd. Muncy Harris. Dianna Bathhurst, Ann Buis. Lois Hopper, Betty Mathews. Pat Roundtree, Mildred Carpenter. Edith Hurvieh, Martha Jones. Rebecca Kresses. Joyce Malkove. Merrell Massey. Virginia Matson. Doris McElroy. Jackie Miller. Mary Moore. Jane Parks. Dorothy Powell. Marie Rainey. Meredith Ryan. Mary Elizabeth Slagle. Elizabeth Strickland. Lynn Wissinger. Jeannine Wren. ECPHR08YNEAN Frances Aderhold. Marilyn Sue Boutwell, Pat Bowers, Jean Breakfield, Betty Ann Browning. Doris Colpack. Betty Golvert, Clarette Dennis. Faye Ellis. Evelyn Fountain, Olivia Gibbs. Martha Higdon. Martha Holiday. Jean Holston, Betty Jean Houston. Betty Jane Joiner. Harriet Joiner, Elaine Killette, Henrietta Kor-negay, Borma Dale Kyle, Helen Lanier. Jane Lawrence. Rita Loyd. Jane McElroy, Bebe Meadows. Elizabeth Milton, Faith Ragan. Nan Raissle. Maxine Ramsay. Lanier Ray. Virginia Richards, Blanche Saunders, Sally Simmons, Mary Frances Strong. Barbara Stubbs, Ladelle Watterson. Sue Weathers. Marion Wilder, Sidcra Yuille. The MIRROR 49 GORGAS Jack Bridges, James Brown. James Bryant. Donald Busby. Jack Crouch. Bill Durrant, Carl Estes. Sam Glenn. Gordon Good-all. Ed Holton. Charles Hooper, Albert Horn. Joseph Jackson. KIvin Kanter, Charles Kilgore. Ronald Kirkpatrick. Norman Lee. Joe Lombardo. James Mann. James Mann. Gene Porter. Hamilton Reid. George Rudd. L. B. Sheffield. Ray Shuberi, Jimmie Russell, Dann Vann. Bill Wilson. Lloyd Wear, C. W. Lowe. Rcyce Hart. Tommy Cole. Bill Watkins. Harold Anthony. Roy Adkins, Adrian Hanon, Billy Waine. HILLIARD Bobby Barth. Jimmy Bloom. Jack Bowen. Sam Boykin. Walter Byars. Brandon Crawford. Clyde Dowdle, Marshall Flournoy, Arthur Fox. Hoyt Harris. Gene Hunter. Carrol Hutto. Clayton Kyser, Charles Lamar. Thomas Lovett. Roy Martin. John Miller. Ed Mulvaney, Hubert Norris. Otis Price, David Sattorwhite, Bobby Scott. Luke Smith. Edward Spier, Sam Stephenson. Thomas Stevens. Jerry Tucker. Bob Vance. Jack Wall. Roy Watts, E. Guy Woodliff. Albert Wynn. MNEMOSYNE AN Jean Barnett. Mary Agnes Brooks. Dorothy Comfort. Ann Cost, Peggy frowe, Barbara Crumbley. Elizabeth DeShazo, Clim-mie Lou Dilworth. Fayette Dudley. Virginia Edwards. Mary Ann Englebert, Janie Evans. Ann Grier. Martha Haislip. Barbara Ingram. Martha Ann Ingram. Jean Jacks. Dot Jacobson. Jean De Jamette, Martha Sue Johnson. Martha Kessler. Johnnie Sue Kimmons, Sylvia Little. Barbara McClain. Gail Monteabaro, Lacy Nethery, Margaret Ann O'Neill. Betty Aon Patterson. Edith Perkinson. Jean Poarch. Jimmie Nell Real. Jeannette Ruffner, Betty Sue Sims. Ann M. Smith, Carol Stamps, Ann Lee Trimble. Martha Ward. Linda Sue Wilder. Norma Jean Williams. The MIRROR 51 OWEN Jimmy Boll. Charles Binion. Bill Block, Axel Bolvig, Carey Chitwood, Robert Collins. Charles Culp. Aan Davidson. Gene DeRieux. Bob Donald. Frank Drake, Charles Fell. Henry Fell. Beaty Hanna. George Harris. Thad Holt. Scot Howell. Billy Hull. Ivy Jackson. Philip Jackson. Ed Johnston. Houston Laclair, G. C. Lantrip. John Million. Robert Molden, Alan Murdoch. Albert Norman. Tommy Peterson. Winston Phillips. Ralph Powell. Weymnn Snuggs, Bill Stewart. Charles Terry. Charles Thomas. Byard Tynes, Charles Wainwright, Billy Jo Ward. PIERIAN Amanda Armor, Suzanne Beall. Anne Berrey, Wynne Bras-field. Lorraine Calder, Molly Ann Caheen, Betty Clark. Peggy Collier. Margaret Cooper. Jane Crumbaugh, Dorothy Davis. Charlotte Eros. Peggy Fox. Betsy Goro. Pat Hawkins. Betty Louise Hightower. Genevieve Holmes, Erwin Jones. Lola Mae Jones. Mary Pride Jones. Madge Lawrence. Norfleete Leland. Mary Jo McNabb, Jean McMurry. Elizabeth Ann Michaels. Joan Morrison. Patricia Nelson. Shirley Newfield. Judy Norton. Lynn Otey, Betty Pearce. Mable Robinson, Jane Slaughter, Helen Smith. Ruth Stone. Marilyn Stringfcllow. Edith Tanner. Betty Jean Taylor. Genevieve Toombs. Carolyn Tynes. Edith Tynes. Mary Wilkinson, Patricia Woodard. PROMETHEAN Mary Elizabeth Allen, Sally Allen. Joann Ault. Margy Baughn. Cara Moss Bell. Virginia Bowel's. Frances Cooper. Marjorie Davies, Carolyn Deaver. Wilma Diefenback, Louise Floyd. Ed-wina Foreman. Catherine Freeman. Ann Gallager, Clarice Graves, Barbara Hahn, Marie Henley, Marguerite Kent, Ingrid Lassen. June Lawler. Xan Loller, Loxa Magnus. Margaret Matthews. Ann Mille-r, Ann Newell, Mary June Orr. Nancy Perry. Betty Shaw. Harriet Shaw. Mary Jean Stanford. Sara Starbuck. Dorothy Teal. Ann Vance. Marian Vaughan. Ann White. Mary Emily Wiginton. Kitty Yates. The MIRROR 53 THALIA Barbara Campbell. Joy Carmichael. Boots Carroll. Mae Cunningham, Merle Cbtton. Hazel Fairley. Julia Gilmer. Carolyn Green. Yvonne Hamilton. Lynne Hartung, Barbara Houser. Florence Klyce, Margaret McClendon. Elizabeth Millane. Jane Morris. Katherine Mounger. Betty Moxley, Edith Nicholson. Donna Pledger. Marion Powell. Julia Powell, Sally Rodgers. Betty Jane Rush. Adele Schooley. Bess Shepard, Sara Simmons. Betty Joyce Smith. Helen Sutterer. Marjorie Thomas. Ann Vann. Sara Vaughn. Ann Wadeson. Jane Wood. VEST ALIA Phyllis Anderson, Ann Barnett, Jane Barrett. Frances Barton. Freda Bond. Harriet Burns. Anne Coker. Anne Cowart. Vennette Cox. Nelly Ray Davis, Dean DeRamus. Kathryn Douglas. Patsy Ellis. Sara Ellis. Robbie Jean Ezelle, Diane Gardner. Betty Sue Grey, Norma Ham. Dot Haney. Willodean Jackson. Foggy Johnson. Sara Laws. Betty Lou McWhorter, Ann Mooty, Elizabeth Norris. Cherry Phillips, Elizabeth Ploeger. Virginia Popwell. Martha Jane Saunders. Martha Joyce Sheely. Jean Stanley. Gerry Starns, Fay Tynes, Joyce Myers. YANCEY Billy Achor. John Akin. Tommy Ayers, Joe Brooks. Ted Bryan. Jack Burney. Billy Buck. Tommy Caldwell. John Carmichael. John Carpenter. Emanuel Constantine. Billy Cooper. Perry Covington. Oliver Esco. Charles Ethridge. Quintus Fuller. Harold Graham. Billy Grayson. Dan Griswold. Jack Ilalbrooks. Basil Harris, Bob Kimscy. Billy Lanning, Robert Martin. Steve Moxley. Robert Nesbitt. Lee Noel. Robert Patillo, Billy Pitts, Jimmy Popwell, Earl Posey, Billy Ray, Robert Rives. Billy Seale. Jack Shuttleworth. David Sperling. Edwin Stafford. Bill Strange. Billy Tucker. Robert Windham. James Yarbrough. Bob Young. The MIRROR 55 AERONAUTICS Roy Alexander, Mary Noll Arledge, David Blalock. Bobbie Brown, Joe Burnett, Gail Comfort, Fred DeLoache, Florence Dillard, Jacqueline Emery. Carolyn Everton. Ann Fleming. Mary Lois Grayson. Charles Henry, Dick Howell, Jane Hutto, Richard Hutto, James Hyde, James Melonas, Alan McDowell. Lillian Maddox. Bob Marston, Tommie Owens. Billy Peeler. Ann Pendleton. David Shugerman. V. L. Smith, Weaver Wood. ART CLUB Bobby Braun. Glen Creel. Kathleen Fouche, Billy Goodman. Eva Jean Hawkins. Joe Holcomb. Christine Malone, Marilyn Mendel. Patsy McGauly. Wylodean Phillips, Billie Poe. Nancy Rankin, Jackie Rogers, Betty Schoolar. Juliet Statham, Bartee Worthington. I). O. CLUB Ann Anderson. Helen Aston, Helen Atchley, Tommy Atherton. Paul Bancroft, Pauline Barrett, Jack Biddle. Jean Box. Billy Brake, Russell Burford, Merle Cash, Katherine Chambers. Elizabeth Copeland. Milfred Crawford. Bill Culver. Bill Cummings. Helen Daniels. Mary Dobbs. Elizabeth Downey. Tommy Elliott, Alma Fitzgerald, Stanley Gillespie, Edwin Hart. Billy Hassell. Sara Jo Hinds. Colleen Jennings. Ann Jones, Joe Kennedy, Paul Knight. Bill Lucas. Estelle McAvoy, Leona McCarty. Otis Price. Martha Raye. Ray Scott, Frances Smith immy Temp.lcton, Harry Thompson. Mary Walker. Ed Whitley. Jimmy Wilson, Betty Worthington. The MIRROR 57 GIRL RESERVES Marit Allgood, Margaret Adams. Betty Atkins. Mary Atkinson. Marie Brookmole, Anita Calma. Charlotte Clark. Theresa Crilia. Margarita Ciuro. Ann Cooper. Mickey Crockett. Doris Dcnsmore. Stella Eva Densmore. Jean Dutton. Billie Doughty. Betty Jo Hayes. Marian Harper. Martha Herrington. Susan Holmes. Rosa Lee Howard. Gloria Israel. Betty Jo Jennings. Mary Johnsey, Elsie Kampakis. Dena Leontis, Geraldine Lewis. Demple Lyle. Emogene Maddox. Mildred McWilliams. Nell Merrill. Esther Owens. Jean Pesnell, Alice Quick. Ann Rauschenberg. Doris Shelton. Jo Ann Smith. Florence Stephens. Dolores Tanory, Cleo Tsimpitcs, Jean Wigington. Carolyn Wilson. Juanita Yuille. G. L. C Carolyn Addington. Gene Akin. Faye Barton. Frances Barton. Peggy Bates. Jeanne Beard. Anne Berrey. Jean Black. Marie Brookmole. Anita Calma. Betty Carlisle. Henrietta Carroll. Christine Chambliss. Saradel Chant ., Virginia Clark. Mary Will Collins. Virginia Cranford. Mae Cunningham. Clarette Dennis. Elizabeth Downey. Vida Lee Dudley. Dorothy Fant, Louise Floyd. Mary Foster. Evelyn Fountain. Dean Gaylor. Wynelle Goode. Florence Gothburg. Ann Grier. Faye Guy. Gretchen Hanomann. Marilyn Hanemann. Betty Harris, Norma Jean Harris. Frances Harrison. Betty Hinson. Jean Hobbs. Norma Jean Holcomb. Mary Jean Holmgren. Mary Holt. Katherine Hooks. Mary Jean Hughes, Edith Iiuivich, Gloria Israel. Willodean Jackson. Joy Johnson. Peggy Johnson. Kathryn Jones. Sue Kirksey. Berma Dale Kyle, Marilyn Lichtenstein. Rita Loyd. Melba McAfee. Elizabeth Milton. Audrey Mitchell. Betty Moxley. Judy Parsons. Billie Marie Payne. Mary Pelekis, Dora Ellen Pitts. Maude Reynolds. Jeanette Roberson. Betty Robinson. Mary Jo Rockett. Sally Rodgers. Pat Rountree. Vivian Sanford. Doris Shelton. Mary Smith. Betty Lou Spraggins, Jeanenne Stanley. Emaloer. Stoves. Barbara Watson. Dolores Watson. Louise Watson, Shirley Watson, Ladelle Watterson. Billy F'ay White. Jerry Whit ton. Edith Wiggins. Jean Wigington. Mariam Wilder. Betty Jean Williams, Carolyn Wilson. Juanita Wright. Juanita Yuille. LIBRARY CLUB Rubye Alice Arendale, Audrey Brown, Margaret Boling. Tom Chapman. Mary Frances Carnes. Betty Joan Carroll. Virginia Crapet. Emmet Fike. Neil Ferguson. Juanita Gaither. James McClellan. Dean Moore. Peggy Meade. Frances Neighbors. Virginia Pace. Charles Powell. Marinell Stone. Jerry Tubbs. James Watson. Jimmy Webb. Bobby White. Eugene Wilkerson. NEWCOMERS Henry Ariail, Dick Byrd. Angelena Catechis, Phil Drosch. Charlotte Freeman. Eugene Garrett. Lavert Jenkins. Eleanor Mason, Pete McWilliams. Laura Morgan. Jane Ogburn. Charlie Pickard. Charles Riley. Charles Sharp. Issabdla Smith. James Smith. Jean Smith, Elizabeth Walker. Jewell Williamson. PEN AND BRUSH CLUB Bobby Braun. Margaret Cooper. Marjorie Davis, Edwina Foreman. Billy Goodman. Joy Moore, Esther Jean Patrick. Tommy Peterson, Richard Shamburger. Mauveline Shaw. Helen Sutter. Edna Earle Thompson. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Leo Creest. Joe Hughes. Buddy McIntosh, Dan Moss, Tommy Patton, Stanley Schultz. Amos Smith. Jimmy Smith. Donald Spann. Kemp Tunkle, Jimmy Wilson. James Wilson. Bobby Wright, Clem Zbenden. The MIRROR 60 The MIRROR 61 SCIENCE CLUB Charles Armstrong. Billy Ausman, Calvin Bentley, Ruth Davies, Billy Fenn, Morris Frie lman, Malvin Goldstein. Robert Herring, Roy Turner Johnson. Bill Lee. Bill McMahon. Manuel Mendel, Doris Mize. Joy Moore. Davis O'Kelley. Norman Pass, John Porter. Tom Reeves. Robert Scalco. Paul Sikes. Jane Theede, William Thompson. Jack Wilke. USHERS Roger Abbott. John Akin. Anthony Ardovino, Joe Baldone. Axel Rolvig. Billy Buck. Walter Byars, John Carpenter. Gene DeRieux, Jack Dorsky. Charles Ethridge. Billy Farrell. Frank Giovanni, Gone Hunter, Thomas Johnson. Robert Ketchum. Jimmy McMillian. Clyde Magnuson, Don Marshman, Steve Moxley. Tommy Parks. Walter Pearce, John Porter. Billy Ray. Thomas Sisson, David Sperling, Edwin Stafford, Billy Stewart. Hofford Todd, Don Turnbull, Billy Joe Ward, Robert Windham. WRITER’S WORKSHOP Elsa Allgood, Dick Bate. Thelma Burton. Wallace Chappell. Lucy Finley, Doris Gottlieb. Marilyn Lichtenstein. Edgar McCollum, Mary Malfas. Sylvia Mitchell, Jimmy Rooks. Dale Solomon. Winifred Thomas, Thelma Ann Vaughan. Barbara Wayne. The MIRROR 63 DISC AND DIAMOND SOCIETY John Akin, Tommy Ayers. Harold Baker. Jimmy Bates. Axel Bolvig, James Brown. Marion Cates, Thomas Caudle, Jim Day. Olin Dunn. Buddy Esco. Ray Gaines. Sam Glenn, Malvin Goldstein. James Gray. Hoyt Harris, Richard Harris. John Hawkins. Charles Henry. M. VV. Holland. Charles Hooper. Dick Howell. Philip Jackson. Carl James. Ed Johnston. Charles Kilgore. G. C. Lantrip, Kilbert Lockwood. C. W. Lowe. Don Mayhall, Alan McDowell. Douglas McDowell, Roderick McLeod. Herbert More-wit .. Davis O’Kelley. Tommy Parks. Frank Patton. Tommy Patton, Bill Ray. James Reed. Ray Shubert, Raymond Smith. Wey-• mond Snuggs, Sam Stephenson. Charles Terry, Dan Vann, Charles Wainwright, Lloyd Ware. Bill Watkins. James Wilson. ♦ NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Gene Akin. John Akin. Anthony Ardovino. Betty Lois Arnett, Diana Bathurst. Calvin Bentley. Ted Bryan. Joan Coulliette, Jane Crumbaugh, Kathryn Douglas, Oliver Esco. Robbie Jean Ezell, George Harris, Jane Hutto. Ed Johnston. Jane McElroy. Sylvia Mitchell. Steve Moxley, Wade Norton. Davis O'Kclley. Thelma Paxton, Cherry Phillips. Marion Powell. Betty Schorl. Harrietts Shaw. Janice Smirl, David Sperling. Emaleen Stoves. Don Turnbull, Elsa Allgood, Phyllis Anderson. Paul Bancroft. John Carpenter, J. M. Day. Florence Dillard. Frank Giovanni. Jane Hunter. Kilbert Lockwood, Esther Jean Patrick. John Porter. Earl Posey, Mary As tor Robbe, Dean Dc Ramus. Earnes-tine Grammas, Faith Ragan, Bill Achor. Lola Mae Jones, Bill Lee. “The March oj Time The MIRROR 64 STAMPS « BOND PHILLIPS H l i SCHOOL LOAN Left column t top)- Tommy Patton stands retreat; we are well posted; '‘Wee paws to add Coach Dawson plus his smile. Middle column (top) Firsts” at the first Junior-Senior Prom; Overcome b Mirror boredom B. Nelson. 0. Fell, and Philip Jackson; The Editorial We; No O. K. is not Okeh Penny” pinches Mary Frances Strong: Halt! Who goes there James Gray and Pvt. George C. Ruff. Right column (top) Candidata t.um-dc-um-ta-ta; Certified Art; You all know Noe: Suzie Belle of the Shutterbugs, Bill McMahon and Bill Lee; Jeanne Beard. Pat Curtis and Patsy McGauly. Scholastic Awards Art Winners, pose picturesquely. The MIRROR 65 Loft column (top)—‘'The Big Three Alfred Jaffe, Tom Whitley, and Hugh Morrow; The Beaten Path Tommy Sisson takes first place, followed by Bruce Jones and Wade Norton; Spring Training Fever hits Bill Conway. Sonny Stanford. Bill Phillips. Guy Epperson and Bill Branch: Phillips Bees- The Sweet Sixteen City “B Champions. Middle column (top) Worm's eye view of Hugh Morrow; W. R. Culver. All-City Center, palms his crystal ball; A tisket. a tasket. Allan Worthington reaches for the basket. Right column (top)- Timeout for the gang; Carl Worthington rounds third on a triple; Goldbrickers; Billy Pogue and Alex Maddox double up. The MIRROR 66 Loft column (lop) And. furthermore Joe Ilorsley; Alice? Yes; Beating out rhythm cans to you - Wesley Clifford and Van Comfort; A “bunny ’ sight— Nose” Speir bowls over Bugs’ brother. Second column (top) Pride of Phillips—Tom McAdory; Nine o’clock scholar—Ed Johnston; You are now dismissed to your third ” Powell presiding: A dose of his own medicine— James Wilson. Senior photographer. Third column (top) Jimmy Nelson. Esq.; Phyllis Fixes Face; “My candidate is Clem Zbenden and Flossie Dillard wangle votes; Maids out of uniform—Phyllis and Cherry. Fourth column (top)— Noto”rious character seen with Clarence Fleck; Oliver Steele makes a fourth with McAdory, Cowden and Tunkle: The Stage Crew shifts to the east terrace: Here We Rest. The MIRROR 67 PROSPERITY Always Good — All Ways GOLDEN FLAKE PRODUCTS ☆ ★ ☆ Potato Chips Salted Peanuts P-Nut Butter Sandwiches ☆ ★ ☆ FOR GOODNESS SAKES EAT GOLDEN FLAKES LESTER CHARLES Compliments of BRASWELL COTTON'S FURNITURE CO., Inc. ENSLEY’S 514-16-18 19th Street. Ensley 1901 1st Ave.. Bessemer BEST STORE ☆ No. 1-3130 North 27th Street Phone 7-4179 No. 2 —2301 Ensley Avenue PHONE— Phone 8-3351 GEORGE COWGILL Ensley 6-10.51 SON Bessemer 61(5 Prescription Druggists Birmingham. Ala. The MIRROR 68 FOR 60 YEAltS THE SOUTH'S LEADING HOME FURNISHERS Headquarters for Perfection Mattresses and Springs b b HAVERTY FURNITURE COMPANY 111 No. 19th St. 3-1281 SPRADLEY'S HARDWARE SEED STORE, Inc. HARDWARE. FAINTS. GLASS AND SEEDS Service That Satisfies 3111-13 No. 27th St. Phone 3-5381 Trade with us out where rents and other expenses are low and merchandise of high quality. Calox Tooth Powder ft ft McKesson robbins, inc. BIRMINGHAM. ALA. Mrs. J. E. Linn. Owner Phenes: 4-2408, 4-2409 Night: 3-5560 LINN MOORE FLOWER SHOP HAMILTON and ROBINSON 2902 No. 27th Street Birmingham 7. Ala. ★ Compliments of L E V Y'S Distributors N U C 0 A MOST UP-TO-DATE STORES ★ West End 1334 Tuscaloosa Ave. North B’hnm, Ala. 3001 N. 27th St. BEST FOODS MAYONNAISE and RELISH SPREAD The MIRROR 69 Have your We Rent Rockolas For Private Parties and Dances. Graduation Pictures Latest Phonograph Records in our Made at— Record Department BIRMINGHAM ☆ ☆ VENDING COMPANY 2117 3rd Ave.. No. Phone 3-5183 SOUTHLAND THE STUDIO REPRINT COMPANY 207 North 21st St root 2025 First Avenue, North Phone 3-9170 Home Owned and Operated ★ Office Supplies ★ Engineering Supplies We Furnish Cap and Gown ★ Office Furniture ★ Printing Compliments of CITY PAPER COMPANY Home of EVERYTHING for EVERY SPORT School Supplies and Specialties ☆ ☆ NORTON WIMBERLY and THOMAS HARDWARE PRODUCE COMPANY COMPANY WHOLESALE PRODUCE EXCHANGE BUILDING 2011 FIRST AVE.. NO. Birmingham. Alabama The MIRROR 70 JIM DANDY MEAL and GRITS WISHES TO CONGRATULATE THE STUDENTS OF PHILLIPS HIGH ON THEIR PROMOTIONS ☆ ★ ☆ These Famous Food Products, too, are graduates to the Point of Perfection that they have stood at the head of their class for more than Fifty Years in Quality, Cleanliness, Flavor and Reliability. ☆ ★ ☆ IN FUTURE YEARS MAY ALL OF YOU ENJOY SUCH AN HONORABLE DISTINCTION ☆ ★ ☆ They Are Manufactured by WESTERN GRAIN CO. Birmingham's Big Mill The MIRROR 71 HERE’S A Gane i FOR THE HIGH SCHOOL GIRL! SERVING FOR VICTORY After Graduation Consider The Communication’s Field • Participate in dramatic war work handling the calls that help shape great destinies and events. • Receive good pay while learning, with increases regularly as you gain experience—and with sickness and other benefits under progressive personnel policies. • Enjoy pleasant working conditions with a Company known as a good place to work. • Relax at regular intervals in quiet, pleasant rooms —and enjoy wholesome meals at moderate prices in the employees' own cafeteria. • Feel the importance of rendering real war service now and at the same time building your future career in a business requiring this skill throughout the nation. Apply Today EMPLOYMENT OFFICE 1715 6th. Ave. N., Birmingham, Ala. Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company INCORPORATED The MIRROR 72 JOE ALOIA, JR., COMPLIMENTS Photographer of ☆ ★ ☆ ZAC SMITH ON THE AVENUE” North BirmitiKham STATIONERY CO-


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