Phillips High School - Mirror Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1946 volume:

The Senior Class of Phillips High School ★ Presents U.S.S. Phillips ★ January, 19 46 Birmingham, Alabama able of Contents SHIP'S DIRECTORY FRONTISPIECE Phillips High School Kemp Tunklc SENIOR CUT......................................... Judy Parsons PUBLICATION STAFF Yeomen 1 c SENIOR CLASS ORGANIZATION Ship’s Data SENIORS Seamen 1 c TWO SHIPS Mary Waldrop SENIOR WHO’S WHO— Captain’s Table LOG OF THE U.S.S. PHILLIPS SHIP’S LOG TRADING POST ADJUSTMENT REVEALING FROM PLEBE TO ADMIRAL SENIOR POEM The Brook CLUBS CREWS LADDER TO SUCCESS.. SNAPS! IOTS SHORELEAVE ADS SHIP’S STORES BON VOYAGE” ........... •- Helene Rittenberg ................Thelma Paxton .................. Ted Bryan ...................... Mary Waldrop . ... Mary Waldrop ... Harriet Burns Mary Waldrop ....... Bill Goodman ........—Fan Bearden TAILPIECE FINIS Wylodeno Phillips Publication Staff YEOMEN 1 C TED UKXAN THELMA PAXTON .Etmor-in-umet News Editor THELMA ANN VAUGHAN Feature Editor DALE SOLOMON Feature Editor KEMP TUNKLE Sports Editor CHARLES FELL Assistant Sports Editor BILL LEE Business Editor PHILIP JACKSON Business Editor BILL McMAHON Exchange Editor JUDY PARSONS Art Editor Joy CONTRIBUTORS Carmichael Elvin Kantor Wiley Clements Marilyn Lichtenstein Harry Cook Harold Rittenberg Marilynn Cooper Mary Waldrop PHOTOGRAPHERS Kemp Tunkle Jimmy Wilson BUSINESS STAFF ADVERTISING Ted Bryan Marilynn Cooper Philip Jackson Gene Judd Bill Loo Bill McMahon CIIU’IXATION Billy Achor Jane Theede Gene DcRieux Lloyd Hansen Dan Griswold Bill Lee Charles Fell Bill McMahon Faith Ragan TYPISTS Mary Will Collins Bettye Magnuson SPONSORS Leslie Moss Belle Comer Leona Skelton J. Eli Allen Winifred Ragan Senior Class Organization SHIP’S DATA MOTTO: Cedant Anna Tognc FLOWER: chrysanthemum COLORS: Crimson and Whiti TIIK COLD KICAID JOHN AKIN ...... President BILLY BUCK THELMA PAXTON _ Secretory DEAN DERAMUS ADMIRAL'S AIDES JUDY PARSONS Artist MARY WALDROP — - Poet BETTYE MAGNUSON Vocalist SARAH LAWS .. — — Pianist JANE WILSON Violinist CHIEF PETTY OFFICERS Annual Committee: Miss Leona Skelton. Sponsor; Ted Bryan. Chairman; Harriet Burns. Emmie Jean Bryant. Bill Lie. Bill McMahon. Art Committee: Miss Belle Comer. Sponsor; Billy Goodman, Chairman; Fan Bearden. Wylodean Phillips. Jimmy Wilson. Invitation Committee: Miss Ottie Huff. Sponsor; Final con Stoves. Chairman; Gone DeRicux. Charles Ethridge, Helene Rittonberg, Betty Watson. Motto Committee: Miss Clara Belle Senn. Sponsor; Philip Jackson. Chairman: Elizabeth Anne Michaels. Weymon Snuggs. Ring Committee: Miss Catherine Kennedy. Sponsor; Tommy Ayers, Chairman; Tommy Sisson. Monroe Teague. The MIRROR JOHN MAH YIN AKIN. JH.. Forakfn Nathmul Honor Society '44. Vice President ''IS. President ’45: Senior Class President 45- 46; Senior Who's Who ''16. First Associate ’45; Scholarship Commit tee '45-'46; Ushers Club '44. '45. Head Usher 15: Yancey ’44. 45. 3rd Member of Standing Committee 44. Vice President •45. President ’45; Disc and Diamond Society '44. 1st Sergeant '44. Captain of Society '45. 16: HI Y Club 13. Secretary-Treasurer '44; S. R. President '45, Council Member 43 Secretary History Class '43: Vice President Sitcech Class 11 Major, R.O.T.C '45: Senior Play Cup Award 15; Boy's Onttorl-enl '44. THELMA ELIZABETH PAXTON National Honor Society ’44. '45: Senior Class Secretary 16: Senior Who's Who M6; Scholarship Committee Chairman 45; Annual Bmird '44. '45. '46. Hand Mirror '45. Mirror Bourd 44. 45: Clio 42. •43 '44, '45. President '45. Vice President 45. Treasurer '44. Club Stunt '44: Dramatic Club '44. 45; Council Vice President 45; S. R. Council MemlM'r 15 Stamp Salesman '44. Chaplain '44; History Class President '45: Marshal '43 Winner Girls Orntorlcals •45; Campaign Manager '45: Senior Play Publicity Committee ‘45. MARY LOKKNA WALDKOl’ Drop Senior Clnss Poet '46: Minor Board 15: Annual Board 15: Publicity nnd Publications Committee ’45; Dramatic Club 12 43. '44. '45: Speech Choir ‘43. '44. 45. President '45; S. R. Council Member '45. Stamp Salesman 44. Banker '42: Speech Class President '45: Marshal '44. '45: Winner Phillips poetry contest '45: Winner City poetry contest '45: Captain Basketball Team '43. JANK AI.TA WILSON ••Jennie Senior Class Violinist •46: Clio '42. Critic '44: Sordid Chairman '43: S. R. Stamp Salesman '13. Secretary '44. English Class Vice President 43: Marshal '45: Orchestra '42. '43, ’ll. 45. KDITII ERNESTINE AMASON S. R. Secretary ’ll. Stamp Salesman 15. Ill LI.Y BUCK llurk” Senior Class Vice President '43: Ushers '44. '45. '16. Associate Head Usher •45. Yancey '42. 43. '44. 45; HI Y ’42. 43: Foot-hall '44. '45: Fire Drill Committee 45. MARILYN MEAN DKKAMIS National Honor Society 45: Senior Class Orator •46: Publicity Committee •45; Vestalla '42. 13. 44. '45. Recording Secretary '44. Corresponding Secretary '45• Dramatic Club '42, '43. '44. 45. Secretary '45: Speech Choir '43, '44. '45. President '45. Secretary '44. Director '45: S. R. Vice President '44: Secretary '42. '45, Stamp Salesman '42, '45, Council Member '43: Speech Class President ‘43. Secretary ‘45: English Class President '44: Economics Class President '45; History Class Secretary 'll: Girls' Oratorical '45. MARY Jt l K PARSONS Judy” Senior Class Artist 46: Senior Who's Who '46; Athletic Committee '44: G. L. C. 44. Vice President '45; Clio '43 45. Secretary '45; S. R. Secretary '45; Gym Class Captain 44 Gym Teams '45: Cheer Lender ’42. '43. 'll. '45. Head Cheer leader '45. SARAH MARION LAYYS Senior Class Pianist '46; Vestalla- '42. '43. '44. '45: S R Secretary '43. Mirror Agent '42. '45; Biology Class Secretary '45; Marshal '44. '45; Choir '44; Glee Club '45. Librarian •45. MKTTYK l.OI ISK MAGNISON ■'Maggie Senior Class Vocalist •46: Clio 43. 44. 45; Choir 43. '44. 45; Girls-Glee Club '45. President 45: S. R. Secretary '45. President 44. Mirror Agent '43. Bond Salesman '44; Marshal '44; Mirror Typist '45: Annual Typist The MIRROR 10 KOItEKT LEVEL ANDREWS Hilliard '-IS; Boys' Glee Club '44. '45: R. O. T. C. 43. ItITII II ELEN ATC’II LEY TO 31 MV AVERS Senior Clan Ring Committee '45; Yancey '44-'45. Treasurer '45: English Class President 44; History Class Vice President '44: S. R. Mirror Agent '45; Bond Salesman '44: Disc and Diamond '44-'45: Second Lt. F 44: First Lt. L” '45: Marshal '44. S Sgt. '44. '45: Second Lt. '45. Colonel '45: R.O.T.C. Trick Drill Team ’43: Track '41: Football '44; Lunchroom '45; National Honor Society '45. IIAKOI.lt LEE RAKER Disc and Diamond Society '44. Judicial Committee 45: HI Y •'15. Boys' Glee Club '45: S. R. Vice President '45. Stamp Salesman 44: R. 0. T. C. '43-45. M Sgt. '44. 2nd Lt. '45. Captain '45: Trick Drill Team 44; Marshal '45. FAN BEARDEN ••Fannie Mae” Senior Class Art Committee '46: Senior Who's Who '46: Scholarship Committee 45: Dam rose h '42. 43, '44. '45. Treasurer '43. Club Stunt '44: S. R. President '45. Stamp Salesman '44. '45. Banker '42. '43: Band '42; Busketball Manager '45. 31A It V NELL AKLEDGE “Brownie” Aeronautics Club '44: Dramatic Club '42: Library Club '42 Secretary '44: S. R. Secretary '42. Stamp Salesman '43: English Class Secretary '43; Marshal '44: Victory Corps-Air Division '43. ALWYN RICHARI) AVERVT ltlck” Photography Club 45; Band '42. '43. '44, '45. Orchestra '45: Choir '45: Boys' C.lee Club '44: S. R. Council Member '42; Tennis '43. '44 45. Football '43. THERESA JO ANN AZItl K Terry S. R Vice President '43. Mirror Agent 45. GLORIA FAYE IIAKTON Ked” Girl Reserves '42; G. L. C. '44. '45. '46. CORA 3IOSS BELL Law and Order Committee 44; Promethean ‘42. '43. '44. '45. President '45; Dramatic Club '42, '43 '44. 45: S. R. Councli Member '43; Speech Class Vice President '43. The MIRROR 11 JIMMIE BELLOWS Usher ’45; Curry 44. Corresponding Secret a ry •15: Band '41. 42. 1.1. '44. ’45: Orchestra '44. '45. BOB BLANTON •’Four-Eye ” S. R. President 44. Vice President '43, Secretary 12, Mirror Agent '44. Stamp Salesman '43: History Class President '41. Secretary ' 13. Speech Class President '46: Economics Class President '45: Marshal '42: R. O. T. C. ' 42-14 SAM BOYKIN ••Pinky” Hilliard -12: Hl-Y 44: Sports Club 44; S. K. President '44; Track '44. Basketball '45. Football 44: R.O.T.C Lt. '45: Swimming Meet 45. EMMIE JEAN BRYANT ••Jran” S. R. Banker 42 Stamp salesman ‘42. HARRIET (1I.ENN BURN'S Senior Class Annual Committee 16: Athletic Committee '45: Vestnlla •42. 43. '44. -45, Historian 43. Publicity Chairman '45; Freshman Girls Club 12; S. R- Stamp Sales-mnn ‘43. ’44: Marshal ‘45: Campaign Manager '44: Victory Corps ’43: Club Stunts ‘45. DAVID A. BLALOCK ••(a-anova Aeronautics Club '45, Treasurer '45. Vice President '45: S. R. President 12: R. O. T C. CpI. Sgt . Tech.-Sgt. ••|3. Honor Platoon and S |uad 43: Trick Drill Platoon ’15. MAKTIIA ROMAIC Marshlr” Junior Red Cross '42: Phillips Night ’43: Victory Corps '43. WILLIAM TED IIKVAN National Honor Society '44. '45. Vice President '45; Senior Annual Committee '46: Senior Who's Who '46; Mirror and Annual Board 'll. '45 Editor-In-Chief '15. Business Editor 14. '45. Advertising Staff '44. 45. Circulation Staff '45; Scholarship Committee Chairman '44; Auditorium Com mlttee Chairman 45: Law and Order Committee Chairman 45: Ushers '45: Yancey ' 14. '45. Corresponding Secretary '45. Recording Secretary '45: S. R. President '43. '45. Vice President '45. Council Member '42; History Class Vice President '43. President '44: Morshul '43. '44 '45. Head Marshal ’45; Senior Play '45; Campaign Manager '44. '45; Club Stunt '45. Recreation Room Host '45. KILLY KI RKS HETTY Hl'TLEU ••Kutler” Thalia 42-44: Girls' Glee Club 13: S. R Bond Salesman '43. Mirror Agent '45; Marshal '43. The MIRROR 12 Jl’ANITA CALLAHAN CHRISTINE CIIAMIILISS “ChrU” G. L. C. M3. '44, ’45: Freshman Club Vice President '42: S R. President ’42. Secretary ’43; School letter ’43. State letter ’44. ANNE COKER Vestalla ’42. ’43. ’44. ’45. President ’45: Dramatic Club ’42. '43. ’44. ’45: S. R. Secretary ’42. Stamp Salesman ’42. DORIS CO I.PACK Euphrosynonn '44. 45: S. R. Mirror Agent '43. Secretary ’43. Council Member '44: Mirror Typist '45. MARY ANN CONTRI S. R. President ’45. Stamp Salesman ’44. Mirror Agent '43. Library Committee ’43. 44. Chairman '43: Civics Class Secretary ’42; Marshal '43. % CARL GEORGE CANNOVA JOYCE DAHKINC COBB ••Joy” Dramatic Club '41. '42; Girl Reserves ’42: S. R. Stamp Salesman ’42. Vice President ’43; Victory Corps M2. MARY WILL COLLINS ••Willie” Thalia '43. '44: G. L. C. ’41. ’45; S. R. President ’43, ’44. Banker '43; Marshal ‘44; Cheerleader ’43. ’44. ’45. Head Cheerleader ’45: Gvm Captain 45. Baseball ’43. ’44. ’45; Bnsketball ’43. ’44. ’15 Soccer '44. ’45. Victory Corps ’43; Mirror Typist Annual Typist. K.MAM’KI, TOM CONSTANTINE er ’45: S. R. Council Member ’44. President ’45. Stamp Salesman ’42. ’43: Basketball 12. 13; Tennis ’43. ’ll; R.O.T.C. 13. ’44 45. S Sgt 45: Victory Corps '43. RICHARO LEON COX Cocky” wise ami uiamonu 45: Hl-V ’45: S. R. President ’45. Banker ’42: Bovs’ Glee Club ’45. Business Manager ’45; R. O. T. C Cpl. ’43. Sgt. 14. S Sgt The MIRROR 13 WILLIAM NEWTON CULVER •mil GENK DERIECX Senior Class Invllutlon Committee '.6: Ushers '45; Owen 13. 44. -15. President 45, Custodian 15; S. Ft. President 44. •45. Secretary '44. Banker •12. Flic Warden 15: Mirror Circulation Staff '45: Orchestra 'll; Band ’42, ■13. 41. 15: Sgt. R. O. T. C Band 13. Marshal 43; Reereallon Room Host '44. JACK 1)0 KS KV Chairman Big Five Ree-reatlon Committee '15- 46; Athletic Committee '45; Uslters '44 - ‘45: Sports Club 43. 44. 15: S. R. Vice President '45. Stamp Salesman '45. Council Member '44. Speech Class Air Raid Warden 42: Football 13. 14. 15. letter '44; Track 43. 44. 15 Letter '44. ‘45. Basketball 44. '45. B” Team Letter •44. DOItOTHV TEAUI'E DUKE Dot Thalia 43. '44. ‘45. Chairman Pin Committee '45. Secretary ’44: S. R. Stomp Salesman ‘43. 41 Vice President 43. Secretary' '42: English Class President ’43: Mirror Typist '45. ANNE ELLISON S. R. Secretary '42. Freshman Girls' Club 44. JAMES DANTZLEK ••Jimmie” S. R Vice President 45. Stump Salesman 44. BARBARA ANN DICKSON Clio 13. 44. -15. Recording Secretary '44. '45. Corresponding Secretary ‘45; Dramatic Club '42. '43. 44. 15: Speech Choir -14: Marshal '43. CHARLES HAMPTON DOYLE Sports Club '45. Ushers Club '45: Basketball ‘42. '43, '44: Football Manager •43, 44: Football '15; Track 12. 43. 14. THOMAS EDWARD ELLIOTT ••Tommy” D O. Club ’44. '45. So-rial Chairman '44: S. R. Council Member 44.. Mirror Agent '43; R. Q-'T. C. '43. '44: History- Class President '43: Marshal '43 CHARLES KENNETH ETHRIDGE Senior Class Invitation Committee '46: Athletic Committee '45. '46. Clubs Committee 44: Ushers '44. '45. Assistant Head Usher '45: Yancey '43. '44. '45. Vice President '45: S. R Vice President '44. '45; Basketball 12. '43. 44. ‘45: National Honor Society '45. The MIRROR 14 1IAZKL GLENN FAIRLEY Thiilln ’44. 45. Chntr-mnn Social Committee '45: S. R. Secretary 42. Council Member '43. Stnmp Agent ‘44. President '45: Clothing Class Secretary '44; Mirror Typist '45. •loll N KOKH IIOHIIY GARST KIIMOMI STANLEY GILLESPIE D. O. Club 45. Sgt. «l Arms 45: S. R Stamp Salesman ’43. WALTER JOHN OB Ml AM Johnny” Veterans' Club '15. WILLIAM G. FARRELL JR. Wild Rill” Ushers 44. '45: Sports Club 13. '44. '45; S. K President '42. Secretary '45; Marshal 13: R. O. T. C. CpI 14. S Sjjt 15. 1st I.leut. '45; Band '42: Foot-ball 43. 44. 15: Track '43. '44. '45; Basketball '44. '45. CHARLES EC Mi IIA M “Charlie Curry '42: Glee Club '42. 13. 14. '45: Choir '42. '13. '44. '45. Treasurer 43. Student Director '44; Cheer Leader 42. '43. '44: S. R. President '42. '43. 44: Tennis '42. '44. Track is. LEWIS W. GAMBLE Red Cross 43; Choir •44; Boys' Glee Club 44; S. R. Mirror AKent '43. Stnmp Salesman 42; Marshal 12. 13. '44. BILLY tiOOHMAN •Hit Chairman Senior Class Art Committee '4G; High • Y 45: r . O. Club 44: Art Club '42. President 43; Pen and Brush Club •13. President 14; S. K. President 42. '43. 44; President Spanish Class '42: President English Class ‘42. ERNESTINE GRAMMAS National Honor Society ’•45: S. R. President 44. Secretary '45; Mirror Typist -15. The MIRROR 35 JAMES EDGAR GRAY, JR. “Ted Disc and Diamond ‘45. •■16. Sgt.-nt-Arms; English Class Secretary ’43: Football 43: R.O.T.C. S Sgt. 14. T Sgt 15. 2nd U. ’46. Captain 15. Drill Team '43. EVELYN HELPER Kvle Clio '46: Freshman Girls' Club Committee '42: S. R. Council Member 43. ‘46; Harmony and Appreciation Class Librarian •44. NORMA JKAN IlO I.CO 1 It ••Jean ’ Dramatic Club ‘42. 43: G. L. C. 'll. 15; S. R. Secretary '43: Majorette •42. 13. '44. 45; Band Vaudeville 43. 44. 45: Speech Choir 43. moil joskpii iitroiiks. Jit Publicity Committee ’44. Secretary '44; Orientation Committee '45; Photography Club 42. 45, President ’43. '45. Vice President ‘43. Secretary '41. Treasurer '45; S R. President '43. '45. Vice President '43. Council Member '43. Mirror Agent '42. '45: History Class Secretary '43; Study Hall Secretary •13; Air Raid Warden 42: Track 42: Basketball '43: Mirror Board 44; Annual Board ‘44; Mirror Photographer ‘42.-'44; Annual Photographer 4 2 - 4 4 ; Choir 44. 45; Publicity Agent ‘45; Glee Club ’44. ’45; Victory Corps ’43. MARTHA ANN INGRAM M. A. Senior Election Committee 15; S. R President '45. Stamp Agent ‘42. ‘43. '44. Red Cross Representative '45; President Biology Class '45: President English Class '44; Choir '12. '43. '44. '45. Letter '44: Band '42. '43. '44. '45: Orchestra '43. '44. •15. THOMAS BRANTLEY IIK Alt Tommy President Biology Class '43; President English Class '45; R. O. T. C. Cadet Sgt. ’44. S Sgt. 44 Tech. Sgt ’45. 1st Lt. '45; R. O. T. C. Drill Team '43. '44. ELLIOTT CLAYTON HERRIN E. C.” Newcomers Club '43. •44; Hl-Y 15: S. R. Mirror Agenl '14. Secretary ’45: Marshal '44. DORIS HOMAN Hot Girls' Glee Club 41. 12; Choir '43. '41; S. R Secretary '42. '44. Mirror Agent ‘45: English Class Secretary '43: Civic Class Vice President '42. CARLYXE HERD Carrie Dam rose h '43-’46, Publicity Chairman '45: Treble Cleft Club 13. Operetta '42. Mirror Typist '45. PHILIP C. JACKSON. JR. Publicity and Publications Committee '45: Election Committee ’44. ‘45; Senior Class Motto Com-m 1 t t c c. Chairman '46; Owen '42. '43. '44. '45: Third Member of Standing Committee '43. President '45. Vice President •44. Critic '45; Disc and Diamond Society '41. '45; S. R. Council Member '42. '43. Stamp Salesman '44; R O. T. C. Corporal '45. Master Sergeant '45: Mirror Board ’45. Business Editor '45. Annual Staff '45: National Honor Society '45. The MIRROR 16 COLLEEN JKNMM.S IIKTTV JANK JOINER •'Bett” Law and Order Committee '45: Euphrosyncan '44. Treasurer '45: S. R. President '45: Marshal ’45: Mirror Typist '45: Victory-Corps '12. CECILLY KIKKI'ATKII h S. R. .Secretary '45: Secretary 44. '45. WILLIAM WYATT LEE JK. ••Bill” National Honor Society '45: Senior Class Annual Committee '46: Auditorium Committee Chairman '45: Election Committee Chairman '45: Mirror Board '44. '45. Business Editor '45: Annual Board '44. ‘45. Business Editor 45. Photographer ‘45: Science Club '44. '45. Treasurer '45. President '45: S. R. Vice President '43, Chaplain '45. Mirror Agent '42: Marshal 43: Tennis '44. 45. WII.I.IA.M JAMES I.ITAS “Wee Willie” Writers Workshop '43. 44: D. O. Club 44. 15. Reporter '44. '45. President 45; S. R. President '43. Vice President '43. Banker 42. Mirror Agent •12. '44. '45. Stamp Salesman '42. '44; History Class Vice President '13: R. O. T. C. Show 44. Sgt 44. THOMAS JOHNSON ‘Qoo Goo” Senior Who's Who IG: Hl-Y '43. Ushers '44. 45. Sports Club '45. President 45; S. R. Vice President 15; Football '41. 42. '43. '44. 15. Udtcr 44: Bas- ketball. 44. Baseball '45. Letter '45. IIKNItY EUGENE Jl HI). Jit. Aeronautics Club '45. S. R. President '44. Vice President '43. Council Member '45. Mirror Agent 43: Science Class President '43; National Honor Society '45. HELEN LANIER Euphrosyncan '44. '45: S. R President ' 12. Council Member 45: Economics Class Secretary '45: Marshal '45. Red Cross '43; Victory Corps '43. ROSE MARIE I.O OY ••Baby” D O. Club 15; S. R Banker 11. Stamp Salesman 43. CALVIN I.. 1.1 HER. JR. Jr. Hl-Y '43: Bund '42 '43: Lunchroom ‘44: Track '•15. The MIRROR 17 CLYDK ROHKKT MAGNt'SON Publicity and I ubllcn-tlons Committee ' 13; Ushers 44. '-15. Treasurer '43; Curry 13. '44. 45, President '45; S. R. President •43. Vice President '42: Mirror Board 'll: Nation :il Honor Society '48, IIKTTY JEWEL MATHEWS Newcomers Club '42 President '43: Dnmrosoh '43; Treasurer '45. Recording Secretary '45: ,lr Raid Srjuad 43. SocCot 13. EARL MAYS •• ItiK� May. Choir 'll. 42. 43. Secretary '-12: S. R. President '42. Vice President '42. Minor AKcnl 'll, '42. '43. i.koxa McCarty Mae D O. Club 44: Victory Corps '42. WILLIAM HEED Mr MAIION ••Bill Senior Class A n nun) Committee '46; Mirror Board '45. Exchange Editor '45; Annual Board '45. Exchange Editor 45; Annual Photographer 45; Hnndmlrror '45: Mirror Business Staff '45: Publicity and Publication Committee '45; Election Committee '45; Science Club '43. 44. '45: Mirror Agent '43. '44. '45; Tennis Team '44, '45. Loiter '45: Honor Society 45. MARY MALFAS Writer's Workshop '43 •44. 15. Publicity Chair- man '44: S. R. Council Member '45. Mirror Agent '42: Clothing Class Secretary ‘42. VIRGINIA ELIZABETH MATSON Ginger” Dnmrosoh '43. '44. '45. Vice President '45: Dramatic Club '42. '43. '44 '45: Speech Choir '43. 44. '45. Vice President '45. ESTEI.LE ELIZABETH MrAVOY D. O. Club '45. DOROTHY McPAKLAXD ••Dot S. R. Stamp Salesman '43. President '42. Mirror Agent '42; Clothing Class President '43. BETTYE MEANS Newcomers Club '43; Writer's Workshop. ’45; S. R. Secretary '42: History Class Secretary '45: Soccer Team '44. The MIRROR 18 ELIZABETH ANN MICHAELS ••LI ” Senior Cluss Motto Committee '•16; Newcomer Club 42: Pierian -13. 'll ‘45. Parliamentarian '45: Dramatic Club ,45; Marshal 43. '45; Victory Corps '43. REX DANFOKTH MOSS Dan PltotOKrnphy Club ’42. '43. 44. '45: S. R. Banker •42: R o. T. C. SKt. 45 S SKt. 45. Marshal 44. WADE A. NORTON National Honor Society '44: President General Organization '45; Election Committee '42: Sports Club '43. '44. '45: Dramatic Club '42: S. R. Council Member 42: Football '42. •43. '44. '45: Basketball 43. '44. 15: Track '43. '44. DKMETKIOS STEVE PAFFOS Orientation Committee 44; S. R Secretary 42. Vice President 43 Council Member '43: Murshal '42; Campaign Speaker 44: Basketball '44: Track '43: Football '42. '43: Band '44, '45: Orchestra 44. '45. W t I.IIDK.NE PIIIL1.1P8 ••Billie' Art Committee '45; Art Club '42. '43. '44. '45. Secretary '44. Membership Committee '45; Bloloxy Class Secretary '44: Red Cross '43. '44: Mirror Typist '45: Marshal J2. JOHN V. MILAN ALBERT GEORGE NORMAN. JR. •'Sonny ' Orientation Committee '45. Scholarship Committee '45: Owen '43. ‘44. '45; Bank '42. '43. '44. '45; R. O. T. C. Band SKt. '44; Orchestra ‘44. '45. CORA KATHLEEN PADGETT Art Club '43: S. R Secretary '42; Mirror Board Typist '45: Marshal '41. •12. '43. '44. RALPH ELI PARKER. JR. Judicr'' „ R. O. T. C SKt. -45. Tennis '45. DORA ELLEN PITTS Dodir Jo Clio 42. '43. '44. '45; G. L. C. '43. '44. '45. Treasurer 44: S. R. Mirror AKcnt '43. Secretary '44; Enjtllsh Class Secretary '43: Hixtory Cluss President '44: Gym Captain '42. '43. Soccer Team '43. '44. Basketball Team ‘43. 44. The MIRROR 19 ELI' ARKTII HALE PLOEGEK Vostallo '•� � . '15. Secretary 15. Treasurer ’44: S. R. President 45. Secretary ‘42: English Class Vice President ■� 3: Hi -lory Class President ’43. ALICE MI KIKI. «)l l( K AI” Girl Reserves 13. 44. 15; Red Crow 43. 44; S. R. Mirror Agent '42, 43. Vice President '43: English Class President '44: Band 43, 14. 15. NAN l.OI'ISK RA1SSLE •’Nancy Kuuhrosynean '43, '44; Speech Choir 12. '43: Dramatic Club '42. '43. Ctrl Reserves Club '42: S. R. Vice President '45. President '44. Stamp Salesman '43; Marshal '45. Poetry Contest '43. MAt'DK LEE REYNOLDS Astre.i '41; S. R. Mirror Agent 41: English Class Serretnry 'll: C. 1.. C. '43. JAMES ALBERT RYAN Krupa Currv '45: Treasurer '•15: S. R- Stamp Salesman '42. Council Member '45. IIAHHAKA ANN POP WELL Clio '42. '43. '44. '45. Parliamentarian 45. Vice President '45: S. R. President '43, Secretary '42. Stamp Salesman '44; Victory Corps 43: Honor Society '45. OPAL FAITH RAGAN National Honor Society '45; Euphrosyncan '44. Critic 4-1. Vice President '45 S. R. Council Member '45; Mirror Tyolst '45: Victory Corps '42. ELEANOR JO REIO Jo Girl Reserves 12; Girls Glee Club '44; Choir '44. HELENE KITTENHEKG ••|a nr” Senior Class Invitation Committee '46: Art Club '42; Clio 43. '44. '45, SgL-ut-Arms '45; S. R. President '42. '43. 45. Vice President 42. Council Member '43. 44. Stamp Salesmnn '44: Jr. Red Cross 42; Mirror Typist '45: Victory Corps '43. JOHN LEE SANDERS •llurky S. R. President '43. Vice President '44. Secretary '44: Bond '42. 43. '44. '45; Orchestra '44. '45. The MIRROR 20 LEON SHAPIRO S. R, Mirror Agent •• 1. Secretory -12. Banker ••II; Baseball; r. o. T. C. it. SARA FRANCKS SIMMONS ••Sadie” Chairman Property Committee Senior Play 15. Thalia 43. 44. 45. Chairman Pin Commit its ' l l. Chairman Member s h I p Committee '45: Senior- Play 15; Dramatic Club •12. -43. -44. -45. MART KI.IZAIIKTII SI.AOI.K “Mary Lb Damroseh ••12. Social Chairman 14. Decorating Committee 45: Dramatic C’ub ’42. 43. 44; Speech Choir. 12 43. 14; Frosh-man Glee Club 42. S. R. Secretary -to. Stamp Sate.i-m a n ‘43. Banker ‘42. Treasurer 44: Drum Mn-lorelte 12. Heart Drum Major '43. 44. ‘45: Bank Letter 43. 44. 45. FRANCES SMITH Art Club ’44; D. O. Club '•15; S. R Mirror A Ken I •13. 44. MART JANK SMITH “Smltty Vesta I In l2-'46. Secretary 'll: Red Cross 12. ’43. '14. Treasurer 44; Dramatic Club 13; S. U Secretary ‘I2. President '43: Marshal MS. Mirror Typist 45. BORIS SIMMONS “Moptop” S. R. President ’42. Stamp Salesman 43. Council Member ‘43; Clothing Class President M; Mirror Typist 45. THOMAS KARL SISSON “Tom Senior Class Ring Com mlttee 16. Senior Who’s Who '46: Athletic Committee ’45; Ushers ‘44. ••15. Secretary 45: HJ-Y 44. •45. Secretary ‘-14; Sports Club 14. 15: S. R Vice President ‘42, President ’13. ’44: History Class Vice President 45; Choir ■•15: Campaign Manager ’45; Football ’42. '43. ‘44. ’■15. Letter 13. 11. 15; Basketball '43. 44, 45. Letter 44. 45: Track '42. •13. 44 45. letter '43. ’44. '45; Marshal '44. AMOS LAMAR SMITH FrfUi Photography Club ‘42. •’4. Secretary 42: S. R. President -� 2. '45. Mirror Agent 42. MART KI'tiKNIA SMITH G. L. C. '43. 44. 45: Book Store '43. ••H; Marshal '43: Basketball -13. Soccer ‘43. ‘44. Volley Ball 43. '44. WKVMOX I'KKSTON NMOLS. .lit. ••Wry” Senior Class Motto Committee 46; Ushers 'IS; Disc ami Diamond Society '44. 2nd Lt. '45; Owen •43. 14. 45. Critic 13. Secretary 45. Vice President '45; S. R. Stamp Salesman ■•13: R. O. T. C. •13. 44. '45. 16. Sgt. Hi 1st Lt. 45. The MIRROR 21 ALMA KMALEEN STOVES National Honor Society -44: Senior Class lnvlta-tlon Committee Chnlrmnn ‘46: Senior Who's Who '46: Publicity nml Publications Committee ‘44: Auditorium Committee '45; Athletic Committee '45: Eganect Committee '45; Mirror Board '44: Annual Board 14: C.. I. C. '43. •44. ‘45. President 15: Treasurer 44: Clio '43, 'll. 45: «lrl Rifle Club •42. Team 42. 43; S. R President ‘42. Vice President '43. Secretory 12. '44. Council Member '42. '43: Senior Play '45: Cheerleader '44. '45. JOSEPHINE TORO Jo Library Committee '44. Chairman of Library Committee '44: S. R. Stump Salesman '42. Assistant Stamp Salesman '45. Paper Drive '45; Marshal '43. EDGAR ALLEN TI'KNEK Ed” Sports Club '45: Glee Club '42. '43. S. It. Secretary '43. President '44; R. O. T. C. 13. 14, 15. Corp. ’44. S Sgt. '45: Basketball 44 . 45 East and West All Star '44. '45. CHARLES F. WAIN WRIGHT Owen '44. '45: Disc and Diamond '44. '45. 1st Lt. V '45. S. H Mirror Agent 42. '43: R. O T. C. Cpl. '44. S Sgt. '44. tst Lt. '45. Lt. Col. '45: Trick Drill Team 43. MARY M. WAI.KEK •Marl” D. O. Club 44. '45; S. R. Mirror Agent '44. MONROE TEAGI'E “Magic” Senior Class Ring Committee '45: Auditorium Committee ‘44; Curry '44. ‘45. Vice President ’45: Choir ‘43. '44. '45. President '45. Treasurer '45, Boys' Glee Club '44-45: S. R. President 43-'44: R. O. T. C. '43. '44. '45. S Sgt. '45. Drill Team '44. JOSEPH KEMP TI NKLE Kempy-Wimpy” Senior Who's Who '46: Publldty and Publications Committee Chnlrmnn '45: Photography Club '42. 43. •44. '45. President '43. Vice President 44: S. R. Vice President '43: English Class President 43: Mirror and Annual Booty '44. '45. Sports Editor '44. '45. Assistant. Editor '45: Photographer '42. '43, '44. '45: Football '44. '45. letter '45: Track '45. ELI ABETII .11 NE « All) Marshall '43. 44: Mirror Typist '45. DAVID S. WAl.KEIt. JR. “Muscle ” Orientation Committee '45: Sports Club '44. '45. '46. Photography Club. '43. S. R. President '43. '45. Vice President '44. Secretary ’43. Stamp Salesman '43. Mirror Agent '44. Council Member '45: Football '44. 15. Basketball '44. '45. Track '42. '43. 44, '45. Campaign Speeches '45. R. O. T. C. 43-'45. S Sgt. '43. '44. Tech. Sgt. '45. Study Hall Secretary '43. Air Raid Warden '42. Victory Corps '43. BEATRICE HESTER WATSON Betty Senior Class Invitation Committee '46: Audlto- r I u m Committee ‘45; Astraea '42. '43. '44, ‘45. President '45. Parliamentarian '45; S. R. President '42. '44. Secretary '44. '45. Banker '42. Council Member '45: Marshal '42. '45: Finals Poetry Contest '44: Girls Oratorical '45: Club Stunts '45; Recreation Room Hostess '45. The MIRROR 22 LOI’ISK EVELYN WATSON Girl Reserves ‘‘12: Thnlln '43: G. L. C. 46. BILLY FAY WIIITK G. L. C. '45: S. R. Red Cross Representative '45: Infirmary Marshal '45: Soccer Team 43. '44. Sofi Rail Team ’44. 45. Basket-hall '43. '44. ★ M Alt Y UK AN WESTBROOK Afflaln '43. '44. '45. Critic 45: Orchestra '42. '43 '44. 15: Marshal 43. 44 '45: Club Stunt 43. 44. '45. DORIS ANN VtTIITLKY ••Oof Newcomers Club '42: Treble Clef Club 11; S. K Secretary '43. Stamp Salesman ‘42; Marshal 44. ir NORMA JEAN WIIYTK S. R. President 42. ‘43. Banker '42. Stamp Salesman 44; G. L. C. 43. '44. •45: Gym Captain 43. 43: Marshal 45: Drum Majorette 41. 42. 43. 44, 45. Other Graduates The MIRROR 23 JAMKS ALFORD HKAFFKRTATKINS KVKI.YN I.OI ISK llVKl) VIRGINIA Ol.l VK KSTKS OLATIIK GAIXKS GKAVI.KK S. R. Secretary Ml: Mnruhiill M3. ’+1. WILLIAM WAI.I.ACK GRIFFIN ROWENA KIDD Noiui AKi.iln 43. 4 1. ‘•IS; Draimitlc Club 15: Marshal ‘-15. JAM US M. NKLSON CIIARLKS DIDLKY I'K ARSON .1. I . FOWKLL. JR. ANTIIOXV 01)00 JAN1CK SINOI KKIKI.O JOSLIMI V. WATKINS. JR. ••Joe' JAMKS K. WILSON JACK VO I 'NO KOIIKRT M. VO I NO Honorably Discharged in August, 1945 William Horace Black. Jr. Eugene Coley Carlisle Lucy Leo Goolsby Emma Jean Hobbs Melville Wesley Holland. Jr. Gloria June Israel Joseph Kenneth Jackson Dorris Irene Manning Julie Ann Meehan John George Million. Jr. Kahn Quan Raymond Thomas Winifred Whitlock Robert Howard Windham Two Ships Drifting along in a weary sea. Is a shackled ship with a sail. Steering along with tranquility Is a ship in a steady gale. These ships both reach the shore. But which will be wanted more? —Mary Waldrop Senior Who s Who The MIRROR 21 “Captains Table9 - Emaleen Stoves. John Akin Most Studious: Thelma Paxton. Ted Bryan Northwest Most Likely to Succeed: John Akin. Thelma Paxton, Ted Bryan Northwest Most Popular: Tommy Sisson, Judy Parsons Southwest Wittiest: Kemp Tunkle, Fan Bearden Soul tlWCHt Best Looking: Judy Parsons. Tommy Johnson The MIRROR 27 Ship's Log NAME OF SHIP U. S. S. John Herbert Phillips EMBARKATION DATE February 2, 1942 CREW 200 frosh COURSE- 4 year cruise on the Sea of Knowledge DISEMBARKATION DATE January 17. 1946 SUMMARY OF THE CRUISE: February, 1942-February, 1913 Plebs-just-up-from-grammar-school. All crew was kept well in hand by Skippers Heaslctt, Harris. Geoghegan and Penruddocke. February. 1943-Fobruary, 1944 Youngsters. Under Skippers Doss. Gatehell. Feaster. and Parrelt. the crew became well acquainted with the ship. February. 1944-January, 1945 Second classmen. With Skipper Montgomery, Dawson, Brock, and Senn in command, the crew longed for the next year when they would take the wheel. January, 1945-January, 1946 First classmen. Admiral Akin, aided und abetted by Skippers Lynch, Castleman. Benson, and Gochenour. brought the ship safely home to a peaceful port and with tearful fare-wells, the class of '46 disembarked from the U. S. S. Phillips. Highlights of the Cruise As the class of ’46 boarded the U. S. S. Phillips, the United States w-as just actively entering a terrible war. Most all of this class realized the seriousness of the status of the world und yet found time to laugh and try to carry on normal lives. We shall never forget: John Akin, definitely not forsaken” as Elliot in And Came the Spring. Billy Buck, vice president, thankful to find he didn’t have to write a speech for graduation night. Dean DeRamus. a true orator in her oral theme The Stage Productions of Hamlet.” Sarah Laws keeping her piano well in tune. Jane Wilson playing Smoke Gets In Your Eyes at the Band Vaudeville. Emaleen Stoves, ever and eternally making another A. and. knitting. Wade Norton, taking command of the whole (G. O.) fleet. Mary Ann Contri and Josephine Toro, always together. Kemp Tunkle, trying to heckle Miss Benson, but never succeeding. Jack Dorsky announcing, At the last meeting of the Big Six Virginia Matson emphatically denying - It’s NOT peroxide! Ted Bryan the Mirror first, last and always. Tommy Sisson always behind in his Trig, notebook. (Also the rest of Miss Benson’s session room.) Dan Moss, eternally arguing with Mr. Wood. Sara Simmons, gathering up props for the Senior Play. Betty Watson, plagued by Hester. Gene DeRieux now why should I mention him next? Harriet Burns and Bob Blanton keeping Mr. Allen's trig class in an uproar. Jimmie Nelson, coaching the Bees. Mary Will Collins and Bettye Magnuson beating it Plight to the Bar on Annual copy. Albert Norman and ’Bucky Sanders with their trumpet calls. Barbara Popwell. posting a daily letter to Bill Black. Coach Red and the football team, providing us with many a thrill on the field. Mr. Mayer and the Band, always keeping us in spirit. The United States is embarking on a new era of peace as the class of ’46 leaves Phillips. May this class strive ever to go forward as leaders of the world of tomorrow. Anchors A weigh! THELMA PAXTON, Yeoman 1 C. The MIRROR 28 I rading Post As “Uncle Sam's Strongest, the U. S. S. John Herbert Phillips puts out to sea; to many proud friends with many fond memories it must be adieu, goodbye, and God bless you. But now. as sailing time nears, the moment is at hand when the ships company chooses to leave behind in friendship's vaunted care those few personal treasures so reminiscent of earlier days spent here at boot camp. Thus with heavy hearts for those we leave behind, both the old salts and the new apprentice seamen, but with surging courage bounding for its freedom in ambitious pursuit, we, the Crew, endow upon you. the Middles, our luck and our lockers, but never our girls. Spars Mary Will Collins and Judy Parsons lock up their lemons and sore throats for next year's cheer leaders Storekeeper 3 c Monroe “The Magic Teague issues a pair of his white rabbits to A S Eddie Latham, but keeps those pretty pink elephants all for himself. Petty Officers Thclitm Paxton and Emalej n Stoves secure their minds and Hamlets upon the forecastle with the fervent hope that boots Donna Pledger and Dale Solomon will find them and see the light. Musicians Albert Norman, Gene DoRieux. and John Sanders, relinquish their first trumpet seats in the camp's orchestra to any aspiring lioots with extra large bags of wind and that desire to be heard above all others. 'Hie camp Ushers entrust their Poets Nook. aft of the Captain's quarters, to apprentice seaman Jimmy Smith. Those galloping ghosts of the Public Relations Office (the Mirror Board). Bill Lee. Bill McMahon, and Philip Jackson, slacken their pace to a trot and leave their duties” to boots Charles Fell. Charles Bininn, and Harry Cook. Seaman Bill Lovell submits his historical ability for C. P. O. Castleman to uncover, if possible. Machinist Mates Torn Sisson, Sam Boykin, and D. S. Walker surrender the camp's women to boot Joe Joe Hawkins. Waves Harriet Bums and Betty Watson leave C. P. O. Gochenour to Tommy Moxley, and may the duration be short. Lt. Comdr. John Akin leaves Wave Eva Allgood to Nobody! Seaman l c Weymon Snuggs passes on his front seat in C. P. O. Benson's trig class to any obliging young gentleman with plenty of experience at retrieving fallen chalk and erasers. Boot Clem Zbinden will find a pair of silver mounted six guns, together with spurs and chaps, in his foot locker. They are gifts from MM l c Wild Bill Farrell and. as per instructions, are to be used in the best interest of the feminine race. Seamen Anne Coker and Virginia Matson unselfishly give locks of their platinum hair to such gaping gobs ns Robert Martin all of the nominal price of a sawbuck an inch (roots extra). Petty Officers Joy Moore. Fan Bearden, and Helene Rittenberg hand over their oil paints and molding clay to apprentice seamen Kathryn Gilder. Billy Pitts, and anyone else who likes to create and destroy at the same time. Marines Mary Jane Smith. Kathleen Padgett. Dorothy Duke. Ernestine Grammas. and Faith Ragan bequeath their typewriters and nerves (what’s left of them) to The MIRROR 29 bools Dorothy Comfort. Solly Allen, and Terry Thibodeau with their best wishes and good luck at meeting Mirror deadlines. Photographers' Mates Joe Hughes, Jimmy Wilson, and Amos Smith groan slightly and relinquish their hard-earned shares in the camp's new darkroom to apprentice seamen Leo Creest. Buddy McIntosh, and Tommy Patton. Seaman 1 c Jimmy Bellows leaves the Captain's quarters spic and span for boot Oliver Thomas to take over. Coxswains Bob Blanton and Tommy Mead will their curls and waves to any of those crew-cut boots with an abundance of spare time and a friend at the beauty shop. Seamen Elizabeth Ann Michaels. Wade Norton, and Jimmy Nelson leave Law where they never found it. Grand Admiral of the Fleet. Adviser to the President, and Chief Deck-Swab Tommy Ayers ( Colonel Nose ) leaves the Phillips to Don Mayhall’s command to go to West Point for a private's commission. Petty Officers 2 c Dean DeRamus and Sara Simmons turn over the production of the camp’s shows to boots Thelma Ann Vaughan and Betty Ross Armstrong. Seaman Charles Ethridge bestows his mess-line manners and mess-time girl friends upon a s Buddy Walker. Calling from the crow's nest, lookouts Bettye Magnuson and Charles Fulghnm will their vocal cords to him who needs them most, namely boot Wallace Chappell. Seaman Betty Mathews slips her collection of locker pin-ups into boot Jean Bowen’s hammock. Cook 2 c Doris Whitley hides her foods notes in a s Virginia Richards’ cake (baked by Whitley). Wave Mary Waldrop exhilirates those overburdened boots, among whom are Bill Banner. Glen Jackson, and Rod Hughes, with her lilting lines of lyricism. be it for better or worse. The boatswain's whistle tells us it's time to lift anchor and shove off. So long. Phillips mates. See you again. - TED BRYAN. Adjustment As ships sail on vast, deep seas That rage and fuss seeming never to cease Then silencing in peace and content. So our lives are spent Sailing along in high, angry fear Then finding ourselves in quiet atmosphere. Revealing The grey smoke, from the ship near by Silhouettes against the hazy sky. The haze will lift away To reveal a bright and shining day. — Mary Waldrop The MIRROR From Plebe to Admiral The admiral of the U. S. S. John Herbert Phillips has just put me in charge of u ntw and as yet unnamed machine. It. using the same principle as radar, can shoot an atomic energy impulse 10 or 20 years into the future. 1 think I’ll switch on the projector and turn some long range binoculars on the destiny of some of my fellow seamen. All I can see at the moment is gold braid: wait it's Harold Baker, an admiral, no less. I see he has Tommy Head swabbing the decks for him. Looking landward 1 see Ted Bryan, the Chief Aeronautical Engineer of North American Aircraft Corporation at Inglewood. California what a handle! Bill Lucas hasn't grown an inch; he’ll always l e a Petty Officer. I notice that Cora Moss Bell is well on her way to having her own complete football team. Billy Farrell is the most successful farmer in the country. Speaking of Latins, the sc no ri I as of South America must be getting a largo charge because Bob Blanton is down there discovering oil for Gulf, he says. Fan Bearden has become the second Joan Davis. The most exclusive dress shop in town is run by Barbara Dickson. Joyce Cobb is the secretary to the president of the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey. Charlie Doyle can still remember roaming the halls before school. Bill McMahon has just completed the plans for a building taller than the Empire State Building. Eiizal eth Plocger is in Paris, no less, and almost a countess. Barbara FopweQ is the interior decorator for the houses that Elizabeth Anne Michaels designs—neat combination. Mr. Allen certainly leaves his mark I see Tommy Johnson still trying to figure out that trig. I see a circle of boys at the moment! Ah. yes. that is Anne Coker in their midst. One of the greatest improvements of the future is Bill Lee’s radio station specializing in painless commercials. Although Sigmund Beer is still a woman haler, Sam Boykin continues to keep up the old tradition of a girl in every port. The idol of the day has changed from Eisenhower to Aycrsenhower. Billy Buck and Tommy Sisson are eminent surgeons, which certainly conforms with their past experiences. I see Kemp Tunkle taking pictures of beautiful models; he’s happy. The MIRROR 31 Jane Wilson and Marydean Westbrook play for the same orchestra for which Bet tye Magnuson sings. The theater world has replaced Tallulah Bankhead with Mary Waldrop as its star. Dudley Pearson is Hollywood's favorite paid escort. Charlie Etheridge, David Blalock, and Clyde Magnuson are still reminiscing about Miss Benson’s room. Amos Smith, who has lost all his timidity, is running a charm school—line forms on the right, girls. Charlie Fulgham has a now car which all the girls are glad to hear. Here’s some good news. Gene DoRieux changed his name to Smith so we all can pronounce it. Jack Dorsky is playing football for the Green Bay Packers while Jimmy Nelson sticks to baseball. Some of us who deserted the dear ole Navy for—ahem, shall we say other branches” are Col. Charles Wainwright. Maj. Weymon Snuggs and Maj. Emanuel Constantine. Doris Whitley is one of this country’s leading Home Economists. Betty Means is a research chemist, remember her chem. class? Martha Ann Ingram is giving concerts at all points on the compass. Two of the most noted contemporary artists arc Judy Parsons and Bill Goodman. Monroe Teague can do just as good a disappearing act with his wand as the atomic bomb with all its U235 can do. Sarah Laws is considered the greatest concert pianist of all time. 1 am becoming dizzy from such sights, and cannot clearly tell what is happening. I see many familiar faces but cannot tell what they are doing, though I am sure it is to the honor and glory of the beloved U. S. S. Phillips. - Harriet Bums. The Brook The brook wandered pleasantly through groves of autumn trees That stood bare-limbed imbedded in a deep crisp rug of leaves. Then quickly changed its course to pasture spaces wide And gave a cool freshness to the last of summer's grasses. It bathed the cattle wading in its shallow rocky pool. It flowed beside a highway filled with purring cars and traffic. And saw humanity traverse its common ways like magic. It ran past houses broken with their many years. And shared their wisdom many generations old: The brook flows on and on and joins with other rills That will form the river which flows out to sea. But the brook brought with it all its young vitality. It adds its zestful strength to make the mighty oceans sound and foam. If it were not for the brooks, where would the ocean be? If there were no ocean to receive the overflow. How could the brook wander pleasantly through groves of autumn trees? When I stand by the ocean, and see its splendor, might, and mystery', I think of all the little brooks that join to make the miracle— I think of all the needs of man that brooks are mindful of. —MARY WALDROP. Crews The MIRROR 33 AGLA1A Julia Evans, President; Katherine Gilder. Vice President: Jeannine Till. Roberta Evans, Secretaries; Margaret Kirk. Treasurer; Betty Boykin, Margaret Bryan, Dora Jean Connor. Maude Diseker. Gall Ellison. Margaret Gillespie. Frances Goldstein. Maralin Hallmark. Roxvcna Kidd. Beverly Latimer, Lois Lees. Nancy Lees. Jean Leslie. Betty Law McCutchcon. Frances Mendenhall. Anita Mobley, Anne Montgomery. Sue Montgomery. Anne Moore. Carolyn Moore, Alita Morrow. M. Felicia Nappi. Eileen Newton, Katrina Pinkard, Mary Jo Rockett. Joy Bell Re Id. Martha Jo Riddle. Natalie Strickland. Betty Stubbs. Virginia Thomas. Jean Tyson. Ann Wansley, Jo Anne Wasley, Mary-dean Westbrook, Anita Young. Priscilla Zander. ASTRAKA Betty Watson. President: Christine Middlebrooks. Vice President; Beth Ann McCrory, Dorothy Scllen. Secretaries; Kathryne Middlebrooks. Treasurer; Sarah Baldwin. Jean Bowen. Diane Bostic. Ann Brett. Virginia Brown. Thea Burnett, Clara Cox. Beulah Crabtree, Pat Crawford. Dorothy Elliott. Barbara Gar-dien, Dorothy Gregory. Jane Henry. Wanda Hunt. Patricia Hurlbcrt. Betty Jefferies, Dona Jean Lindsay, Neta McKnight. Connie Neville. Maude Reynolds. Doris Smith. Edna Earl Thompson. Barbara Watson. Jean Weaver. Margaret Weaver. CLIO Thelma Paxton. President; Barbara Popwell, Vice President; Judy Parsons, Barbara Dickson. Secretaries; Peggy Anderson, Treasurer; Bettye Akins, Beverly Benson, Peggy Bethune, Betty Berman. Pat Curtis. Charlotte Clark. Betty Cohen. Diane Durham. Joan Hancock. Mary Frances Harrison, Patsy Hawkins. Evelyn Heifer, Patsy Leigh, Bettye Magnuson. Frances McKay. Marie Morowitz. Betty Mouat. Mary Jo Patton. Wllline Paxton. Polly Phillips, Dora Ellen Pitts, Betty Pointer, Helene Ritten-berg, Emaleen Stoves, Lucy Sims. Vonnie Smith. Terry Thibodeau. Mary Dee Thomas. Carolyn Thornberry. Gerry Whit ton, Jane Wilson. Margaret Gay Wright. The MIRROR 35 DAM KOSC’ll Virginia Estes, President; Virginia Matson, Vice President; Betty Mathews. Secretary; Mildred Carpenter, Treasurer; Sue Anders, Jeanne Barnhart, Rose Bearden, Billie Brewer. Mildred Car|K‘nter, Jean Coker, Marilynne Cooper. Mary Sue Cooper, Norma Doughty. Polly Griffin, Carlyne Hurd. Frances Hurd, Edith Hurvlch, Juanalda Jinnctte, Martha Jones, Rebecca Kresses, Margaret Lodcn. Joyce Malkove. Merrell Massey, Doris McElroy, Jackie Miller, Mary Moore. Jane Park, Dorothy Powell. Marie Rainey, Betty Robinson, Meredith Ragan, Mary Elizabeth Slagle, Adelle Sperlin, Elizabeth Strickland. Jean Tate. Betty Jo Walter, Lynn Wissinger, Jeannine Wren. Emily Wright. GORGAS Charles Hooper, President: Ray Shubcrt. Vico President; George Rudd. Billy Wilson, Secretaries; Joe Lombardo. Treasurer; Elvin Kanter, Publicity Chairman: L. B. Sheffield. Parliamentarian; Bill Watkins. Critic: Harold Anthony, Roy Atkins. Jack Bridges, James Brown, James Bryant. Jack Clay. Tommy Cole. Jack Crouch. Warren Crowe, James Devitt. Melvin Drake. Bill Durant. Carl Estes, Raleigh Gilbreath. Gordon Goodall, Adrian Hannon. Royee Hart, Albert Horn. Ronald Kirkpatrick. James Mann. Jimmy Mann. Thomas Noble, Gene Porter. Jimmy Russell. Billy Waine. HILLIARD John Miller. President: Bobby Barth. Vico President; Guy Woodliff, Secretary; Albert Wynn, Treasurer: Bud Amberson. Robert Andrews. Jimmy Bloom. Dick Bullock. Tommy Chapman, Bobby Dawson. Stanford Davidson. Johnny Faulk, Marshall Flournoy, George Freeman, Vann Goodner. John Haislip, Charles Hall. Hoyt Harris, Bobby Howard, Carrol Hutto, Gene Hyche. Edward Kissel, Jimmy Kissel, Charles Lamar, Edward Landers. Joe Lcbcrte, Robert Mann. Bobby Montgomery. Hubert Norris. David Satte.rwhite, Bob Scott. Bobby Shill. Ricky Smith. Sant Stephenson, Thomas Stevens. Charles Thoman. Bill Thomas, Joe Thomas, William Thompson. Bob Vance. Roy Watts. The MIRROR 37 MNEMOSYNEAN Edith Perkinson. President; Ann Smith, Vice President; Sue Kimmons, Elizabeth DeShazo, Secretaries; Jeanett Ruffner, Treasurer; Eva Allgood, Jean Barnett, Betty Lee Biddle, Mary Agnes Brooks, Dorothy Comfort, Ann Cost, Peggy Crow, Clem-mie Lou Dilworth, Virginia Edwards, Mary Ann Englebcrt. Janie Evans, Martha Haislip, Jean Jacks, Dorothy Jacobson. Martha Sue Johnson, Martha Kessler, Barbara McClain. Gail Montea-baro, Lacey Nethery, Margaret Ann O’Neill. Lady Jean Poarch, Jimmie Nell Real. Betty Sims, Ann Lee Trimble. Martha Ward. Linda Sue Wilder. Norma Jean Williams. PIERIAN Lola Mae Jones. President; Edith Tanner, Vice President; Jane Slaughter, Dorothy Davis, Secretaries; Ann Berry, Wynne Bnisfldd, Betty Clark. Peggy Collier, Margaret Cooper. Betsy Gore. Fredda Hansen, Betty Louise Hightower, Dorry Ann Hayes, Madge Lawrence, Ruth Slone. Marilyn Stringfellow, Betty Jean Taylor. Carolyn Tynes, Genevieve Toomlxs. PROMETHEAN Marguerite Kent. President; Dot Teal, Vice President; Sally Allen, Margaret Mathews, Secretaries; Margy Baughn. Treasurer; Baby” Allen. Patsy Allen. Betty Ross Armstrong. Jo Ann Ault. Cora Bell, Virginia Bowen. Bootsic Deaver, Margaret Enslen, Louise Floyd. Kathleen Fouche, Catherine Freeman. Ann Gallagher, Clarice Graves. Barbara Hahn. Marie Henley. Ingrid Lassen. June Lawler. Lexa Magnus. Ann Miller, Nancy Perry. Nan Rasberry, Sara Starbuck. Mary Je an Stanford, Betty Jane Tate. Marian Vaughan. Ann White. Mary Emily Wigington, Kitty Yates. The MIRROR 39 THALIA Sally Rodgers. President; Bettye Joyce Smith. Vice President; Donna Pledger. Edith Nicholson. Secretaries; Ann Vann. Treasurer; Joy Carmichael. Verna Carmichael. Mary Dove Cant-ley. Boots Carroll. Helen Chappell, Mae Cunningham. Doris Duke, Hazel Fairley. Betty Fix. Betty Frock. Clara Gause, Julia Gilmer. Leona Lasater. Margaret McClendon, Sara Moss. Elizabeth Mullane, Julia Powell, Jean Powell. Mary Jo Raines. Jane Riddell. Betty Jane Rush. Adele Schooley. Bessie Sheperd. Sara Simmons, Elaine Smith. Murreal Smith. Ann Steele, Marion Steadman. Jean Sterling, Sara Vaughn. Ann Wadeson, June War.ren, Jerry Whit ton, Lorna Wiggins, Betty Jane Wood. ART CLUB Joe Holcombe, President; Dean Foster. Vice President: Nancy Rankin. Secretary; Billy Bell. Betty Bishop, Glenn Creel. John Dunbar. Eva Hawkins. Carol Lowry. Christine Malone. Marilyn Mendel, Wylodene Phillips. Betty Schoolar, Barbara Tucker, Bartee Worthington. USHERS John Akin. Head Usher; Bill Buck. Associate; Charles Etheridge, Assistant; Tom Sisson. Secretary; Clyde Mngnuson. Treasurer; Jimmie Bellows. Ted Bryan. Carey Chitwood. Gene De-Rleux. Jack Dorsky. Charles Doyle, Billy Farrell. Clarence Fleck. Dan Griswold. Joe Joe Hawkins. Alfred Jaffee. Ralph Jaffee, Tommy Johnson, Robert Nesbitt. Billy Phillips. Jim Smith. Weymon Snuggs, Robert Tate. Fletcher Thorington. Alfred Walker. Emmett Wiginton. Clem Zbinden. Bernard Clowdus. Jack Crouch. Wesley Day. Charles Hooper. Preston Jones. Charles Kilgore, John Million. Elliot Moore. Robert Patillo. Ralph Powell. George Rudd, Oliver Thomas, Adrian Tucker. James Watson. The MIRROR 40 The MIRROR 41 I). (). CLUB Bill Lucas. President; Joe Kennedy. Vice President; Ann Jones. Secretary; Kd Whitley. Sgt.-at-Arms; Ann Anderson. Billy Brake. Jean Box. Mildred Crawford. Myra Cash. Merle Cash. Bill Culver. Mikie Dailey. Helen Daniel. Libby Downey. Charles Dykes. Tommy Elliot. Monterey Flummer. James Garner. Jeanette Gilbreath. Stanley Gillespie. Doris Ginn. Bill Goodman. Donnie Ilalbrook. Jean Hayes, Mable Heaton, Sara Jo Hinds, Bill Holmes, Marlecn Horsley. Katherine Hooks. Paul Knight. Estelle McAvoy, Leona McCarty. Virginia Pace. Jackie Lee Rogers. Betty Jean Rowell. Emma Lou Saunders. Ray Scott. Carlene Shurett. Dolly Smith. Frances Smith. Howard Stephens. Jimmy Thomas. E. R. Tolbert. Charles Vaughn. Mary Walker. Betty Worthington. HI-V Donald Mnyhall. President; Champ Champlin, Vice President; Thomas Goolsby. Secretary; Harold Baker. Gilbert Bout-well. Claude Cobb. Richard Cox. Hubert Ellis. Lorry Franks. Gene Garrett. Elliot Herrin. John Kicker. Billy Kinnebrew. Hugh Luquire. Billy McClain. Jimmy Nelson. Richard Shamburger. Ernest Tomaras. Bob Veitch. Robert Webb. Jimmy Wolfe. GIKI.S LETTER LI B Emalecn Stoves. President: Judy Parsons, Vice President; Florence Gothberg, Secretary; Carolyn Addington. Audrey Mitchell. Treasurers; Betty Akins. Mary Alice Bagwell. Faye Barton. Frances Barton, Peggy Bates. Anne Berrey. Peggy Bethune. Jean Black. Marie Brookmole, Alice Broughton. Audrey Brown. Wylodoan Brown. Betty Carlisle. Henrietta Carroll, Vallorrec Caudle. Barbara Cowthome. Chris Chambliss, Saradcl Chantz, Mae Cunningham. Betty Curlee. Margaret Dailey. Clar-ctie Dennis. Elizabeth Downey. Louise Floyd. Evelyn Fountain. Betty Frock. Dianne Gardner. Dean Gaylor. Faye Guy. Norma Jean Harris, Frances Harrison. Betty Hinson. Nonna Jean Hoi-Comb, Mary Frances Holt, Edith Hurvich, Joy Johnson. Peggy Johnson. Kathryn Jones. E'.lsie Kampakis. Geraldine Kennedy. Sue Kirkscy, Borma Dale Kyle. Beverley Latimer. Juanita Lee. Marilyn Lichenstein. Rita Loyd. Margaret Mann, Mtlha Mc-Affee. Elizabeth Milton. Anita Jeanne Mobley. Edna Jane Naff, Connie Neville. Lita Pamplin, Billy Marie Payne, Dora Ellen Pitts. Marie Rainey. Jimmie Nell Real. Jeanette Roberson. Betty Robinson. Mary Jo Rockett. Sally Rodgers. Vivian Sanford. Sue Schultz. Doris Shelton. Ann Smith. Mary Smith. Jeanenne Stanley. Ann Steele. Betty Stubbs. Mavoline Sylvester. Betty Jean Wansley, Barbara Watson. Dolores Watson. Louise Watson. Ladelle Watterson. Billy Fay White. Jerry Whiiton. Norma Jean Whyte. Toni Wigington. Marian Wilder. Betty Jean Williams. Carolyn Wilson. Juanita Wright. The MIRROR The MIRROR SENIOR GIRL RESERVES Betty Jo Hayes, President; Nell Merrell, Vice President; Mildred McWilliams, Secretary; Elsie Kampnkis. Treasurer: Margaret Adams, Betty Atkins, Mary Atkinson, Mildred Ballcn-ger, Peggy Bates, Marie Brookmole. Anita Caltna, Theresa Cicelln, Margurlta Ciuro. Mickey Crockett, Doris Densmore, Stella Densmore. Billie Doughty. Jean Dutton, Martha Herrington, Susan Holmes, Betty Jo Jennings, Mary Johnscy. Jerry Lewis, Pat Lewis, Dcmplc Lyle, Helen McFarland, Wynelle Merrill, Esther Owens. Jean Pesnell, Alice Quick. Ann Rauschcn-l)erg, Carolyn Shaw, Florence Stevens. Ethel Tatum. Doris Townes. Cleo Tsimpidcs, Mary Ruth Wall. Betty Jean Williams. Carolyn Wilson. Jean Wilson. JUNIOR GIRL RESERVES Jo Ellen Freeman, President; Lorraine Ballot. Vice President; Sylvia Stock, Secretary; Catherine Jones. Treasurer; Virginia Bird. Joyce Blaich, Margaret Callahan. Barbara Caw-thome, Anna Law Chapman, Martha Cobb. Mary Ann Corona. Betty Jean Denton, Thelma Epperson, Vera Jean Glenn. Evangeline Grammas, Gloria Anne Gray, Elizabeth Hayes. Janice Henry, Mildred Lawrence. Dona Leontis. Sadie Levio. Darla Dean Lovett. Donna Lundquest. Martha Grace Marsh. Mary Meade McDowell. Bertie Myers, Clara Nunnclly, Mary Ruth Owens, Carolyn Pounds. Billy Priest. Odette Ramsay. Shirley Sams. Betty Ann Sheffield. Bobbie Jo Taylor. Ruth Thomason. Joy Tubbs. LI BRA It V CLUB Marinelle Stone. President: Bobby White, Vice President; Ruby Alice Arendalc, Treasurer; Nona Berry, Parliamentarian: Jimmie Webb. Secretary; Margaret Boling. Mary Frances Carnes. Marion Cates. Neil Ferguson. Juanita Gaither. Ann Nall, Frances Neighbors. Sam Thornton. Jerry Tubbs, Charles Vaughn. Elizabeth Walker, James Watson. Eugene Wiikeison. The MIRROR 45 ' NEWCOMERS CU B Billy Joyce Branch. President; Peter McWilliams, Vice President; Sarah King. Secretary; Ann Moss, Program Chairman; Sara Shaddix, Treasurer; Henry Arial. Dixie Brown. Fred Cooj -er. John Ebaugh. Bobby Garst. Jack Godwin. Tommie Jo House, Joe Krummond. Eleanor Mason, Mamie Puckett. Betty Smith, Melba Walker, Patsy Walker. WRITERS’ WORKSHOP Thelma Ann Vaughan, President; Wallace Chappell. Vice President: Marilyn Lichtenstein. Secretary; Dale Solomon. Treasurer; Thelma Burton. Ann Fleming, Doris Gotlieb. Janet Gravies. Jimmy Levenson. Mary Malfas. Bettye Means. June Pattillo. Alice Ann Rose. Winifred Thomas. Barbara Wayne. SCIENCE CLUB Bill Lee, President; Billy Fcnn. Vice President; Jane Theede. Secretary; Charles Armstrong, Treasurer; Thomas Arrington. Bill Ausman. Bill Beatty. Henry Copeland, Robert Copeland. A. D. Harris, Harry Hendon. Robert Herring. Bill McMahon. Bob MacElvain. Doris Evelyn Mize, Tom Reeves. Paul Sikes. The MIRROR 46 CURRY Clyde Magnuson, President; Monroe Teague, Vice President; Rod Hughes, Preston Jones, Secretaries; James Ryan. Treasurer; Hollis Boston. Charles Boyd. Frank Brandon. Walter Brooks. Ben Bruno. Allen Clark. Jimmy Crowe. Charlie Fulgham. Joe Horsley, Arthur Jordan. James Licari. David Logan. Clinton McGnee, Don Mize. David Parrish, Lewis Perry. Hlliary Phillips. William Powell, Bob Reynolds. W. B. Reynolds. Don Sassaman. Bobby Seabury, Nelson Thomas Bob Vann. Weldon Walker, Rudolph Warth. EUP1IROSYNEAN Pat Bowers, President; Faith Ragan, Vice President; Clarette Dennis, Secretory; Betty Jane Joiner, Treasurer; Fay Ellis, Parliamentarian; Evelyn Fountain. Publicity Agent; Harriet Joiner, Critic; Frances Aderhold, Jean Brcakfield, Betty Ann Browning, Marilyn Sue Bout well. Betty Colvcrt, Doris Colpack, Bobbie Jean Cummings. Olivia Gibbs, Martha Holiday, Jean Holst on. Betty Jean Houston, Martha Higdon, Elaine Killette, Henrietta Kornegay. Borma Dale Kyle. Helen Lanier. Jane Lawrence, Rita Loyd. Be be Meadows. Elizabeth Milton. Rose Ragan, Nan Raissle. Maxine Ramsay, Lanier Ray. Virginia Richards, Blanche Saunders, Mary Frances Strong. Barbara Stubbs, Sally Timmons, Ladelle Watterson. Sue Weathers, Marian Wilder, Sara Wyatt, Sidera Yuille. OWEN Gene DeRieux. President; Weymon Snuggs, Vice President; Charles Tarry, Charles Fell, Secretaries; Beaty Hanna, Treasurer; Philip Jackson, Critic; Charles Binion. Robert Collins. Lester Ergle, Henry Fell. Billy Hull, Ivey Jackson. Albert Jacobs. Bill Mathis. Alan Murdock. Albert Norman, Tommy Peterson. Winston Phillips, Ralph Powell. Charles Wainwright. VEST ALIA Ann Coker, President; Betty Sue Gray. Vice President; Fay Tynos, Dean Do Ramus, Secretaries; Diane Gardner. Treasurer; Nellie Ray Davis. Critic; Harriet Burns. Publicity Chairman; Ann Barnett. Jane Barnett. Frances Barton. Freda Bond. Mary Carpenter, Venitte Cox, Virginia Daniels, Evelyn Elliot, Betty Jane Hamilton, Jacqueline Jacks. Betty Jean Jones. Nancy Johnson, Peggy Johnson, Doris Knight, Sara Laws, Betty Lou McWhorter, Jane Moorman, Ann Mooty. Joyce Myers. Elizabeth Norris. Elizabeth Ploegcr, Virginia Popwell, Sara Robinson. Martha Jane Saunders. Martha Joyce Shealey. Betty Ruth Smith. Issabella Smith. Mary Jane Smith. Jean Stanley, Dot Vines, Forrestine Waldrop. Anne Ruth Wilson. YANCEY John Akin. President; Charles Ethridge. Vice President: Ted Bryan, Recording Secretary. Dan Griswold. Corresponding Secretary; Billy Pitts, Third Member of Standing Committee; Tommy Ayers, Treasurer; Billy Achor, Critic; Charles Blalock. Joe Brooks, Jack Burney. Billy Buck, Edward Calloway, John Carmichael. Emanuel Constantine, Billy Cooper, Billy Cornelius. Perry Covington, Bill Cullen. Jesse Duke. Bill Ezell, Quintus Fuller. Billy Grayson, Jack llalbrooks, Billy Hanlin, Basil Harris, Bob Kimzoy. 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Ji %-ONj. -!5?i' .i C! o - v. -T . -T ' ', i r: The Senior Class of Phillips High School ★ Presents The Phillips Follies ★ May, 1946 Birmingham, Alabama Program SENIOR CUT .... ..................................... - Kathryn Gilder PUBLICITY DEPARTMENT PROGRAM NOTES CAST BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE ................................... Martha Herrington SENIOR POEM—“Storm in Spring”.............................Ralph Jaffee SENIOR WHO’S WHO....................... —............Martha Herrington PRESS NOTICES Scrap Book .............................................. Dale Solomon Prevues of Coming Attractions ................ Thelma Ann Vaughan Star Gazing .....-..................................Barbara Garden Variety .......................................... Marilyn Lichtenstein Curtain Calls ..................................................Charles Fell Last Will and Testament ........................Edna Earle Thompson STAGE CREWS TALENT SCOUT SELECTIONS THE GRAND FINALE ....................................................Harry Cook GRADUATION 1946 Nancy Rankin BILLBOARDS ADS ................................. -..............Martha Herrington FINIS Margaret McClendon Publicity Department PRESS AGENTS Dale Solomon, Thelma Ann Vaughan.............................. Editors-in-Chief Charles Fell News Editor Harry Cook ............................................... Feature Editor Marilyn Lichtenstein........................................ Exchange Editor Marilynn Cooper.... ...................................... Business Editor Harold Rittenberg.............................................. Sports Editor Edna Earle Thompson..................................................Art Editor CONTRIBUTORS Eva Allgood Wiley Clements Bob Cothran Maxine Keith Bob Kimzey Lita Pamplin Willinc Paxton Keiiin Travis PHOTOGRAPHERS Jim Smith Jimmy Wilson Donald Spann BUSINESS STAFF Advertising Marilynn Cooper Marilyn Lichtenstein Doris Dowdy Dale Solomon Thelma Ann Vaughan Circulation Bill Achor Charles Fell Dan Griswold Jane Theede TYPISTS Barbara Gardien Jackie Freeman DIRECTORS Leslie Moss Belle Comer J, Eli Allen Leona Skelton Winitred Ragan Program Notes Motto: No Cede Malis (Do not yield to misfortunes) Flower: Gardenia Colors: Silver and Azure Blue THE STARS JAMES SMITH .................................................. President GEORGE RUDD ................................................Vice President BERM A DALE KYLE............................................ Secretary FEATURED PLAYERS KATHRYN GILDER ............................. ...-......-.......—... Artist GUY WOODLIFF ...................................... ----------- Orator BETTY JOYCE SMITH ............. —..................... -.......... Pianist RALPH JAFFE ...................................... —...........— Poet HARRIET JOINER ............................................ - Violinist JEAN WEAVER ............................................... Vocalist PROPS COMMITTEES Annual Committee: Miss Skelton. Sponsor; Harry Cook. Chairman; Dale Solomon, Charles Fell. Art Committee: Miss Comer, Sponsor; Nancy Rankin, Chairman; Edna Earle Thomj - son, Marie Morewitz. Clem Zbinden. Invitation Committee: Miss Hufl. Sponsor; Charles Hooper, Chairman; Donna Pledger, James Yarbrough, Joe Joe Hawkins. Motto Committee: Miss Senn. Sponsor; Edith Tanner, Chairman; Carolyn Tynes, Lola Mae Jones, Sam Stephenson. Ring Committee: Miss Kennedy, Sponsor; Fletcher Thorington. Chairman; Christine Middlebrooks, Sam Glenn. The MIRROR Cast 9 JAMES CALVIN SMITH ••Jim Senior Class President •16; Senior Who who ’•16: First Associate '45: Election Committee ’ 16; Chair man Auditorium Committee '46: Ushers '45. Associate Head Usher ’46: H l-Y 44- 45. President ’45; Photography Club ’43-’46. President '46: Stage Crew 44-'4G: S. R. President '45. 46. BURMA DALE KYLE Bumpty” Senior Class Secretary 46: Second Associate 45: Club Committee '45: Orientation Committee ’44. 46; Clio ’42- 44; Euphro synenn 44- 46. President '44; S. R. President ’45. Vice President '46. Secretary 45. Mirror Agent ’42; V. P. Economics Class 45; Government Cluss Secretary '45: Good Citizenship Girl '46; Band 42-’46. Majorette '42-'46; Band Vaudeville 42-‘46: Club Stunts 44-'46: Bookstore '43-'46; School Letter ’43; State Letter '43. RALPH JAFFEE Monk Senior Class Poet '46; Athletic Committee 44: Ushers 45-‘46; Hl-Y 14 President '44; Sports Club 43-'46. Secretary '43; S R. Stamp Salesman 44: English Class Secretory '46: Biology Class President '43; Football 42-'4l; Basketball '43-’46; Baseball '44- 46: Track '43. BKTTYK JOYCE SMITH Pinky Senior Class F ianist '46; Chairman Clubs Committee '46; Auditorium Committee '45; Thalia 43-'46. President '46. Vice President '45; S. R. President '45. Vice President '44. '46: Latin Class Secretary '44; Dramatic Club '43-'45. Program Committee '45. Plays '43. '45; Egan cot Club Representative '45: Girl's Oratorlcals '44; Speech Choir '43. Senior Play '46: National Honor Society '46. JEAN WEAVER Shorty Senior Class Vocalist 46: Astraea '45- 46. Who's Who '46: History Club '16: Glee Club '44- 45: Choir '45-'46; Porter at the Door '43: Marshal 46. GEOKi.K ELLIS HI Dl Dr. Rudd National Honor Society '45-‘46; Vice President Senior Class 16; Scholarship Committee '46; Ushers '45-’46. Gorgns 44-'16. President '44, Vice President '45. Recording Secretary '45: S. R. President 42. '45. 46; Band 12- 46: R .O. T. C. Band Sgt. '44; Club Stunts '45: Campaign Manager 16: Senior Play '46. EDGAR Gi l WOOD-LIFE. JR Senior Class Orator '46: Senior Who's Who '46: Publications Committee -16: Hilliard '14-16 President '46. Secretary '45. Club Debates '13. Club Oratorlcals '44. 45; Dra- matic Club 46; S. R President '46. Council Member '44. '45: Council Vice President 45: Speech Choir '44- 46: American Legion Oratorlcals '46: Senior Play '46. KATIIRVN DrHAYKN GII.DER Rat” Senior Class Artist '46: AglaJa 42-'46. President '46. Vice President '45. Parliamentarian 11; Club Stunts '45; Pen And Brush Club '46; Dramatic Club '43 Big 5” Recreation Committee '45: Art Class President '45: S. R. Vice President 43. S t a m p Salesman '45: English Class Secretary 15. HARRIETT LITILLK JOINER Snuffy Senior Class Violinist '46; Dramatic Club '44-'45. Euphrosynean '44-'46: P a r 1 I a men tar Ian -IS. Treasurer '46; Victory Corps '43: Speech Choir '45: Orchestra 42 -'46: Club Stunts '45. Girls' Oratorical '46. WILLIAM THOMAS AdlOK Bill” National Honor Society ‘45. Secretary '15. President '46: Senior Who’s Who '46. Scholarship Committee 45. Chairman '46; Ushers '46: Yancey '4.V46. Critic '45. Third Member Standing Committee '46: Dramatic Club '44. Treasurer '45; Jr. Hl-Y '43. Historian '43. Secretary '44: Boys Glee Club ’45. President 46: S. R. President 43, ’46. Secretary •13. '44. Council Member '44, Mirror Agent 12: Interlocutor. Minstrel 46; Mirror Business Staff 44-'46 Speech Choir '44-'45: Tennis '43-16 The MIRROR 10 SALLY 1(0 1 hK ALLEN Clubs Commute '43: Publications Comm. '43: Promethean '42-'46. Secretary '15. '46; Alabama History Club '46: Dramatic Club '42. 13: S. R. Secretary '44. Vice President '43. Mirror Agent '44. Stamp Salesman 42; Vocal Class President '43: Marshal '43; Club Stunts '42. '43. '44. RALPH L. ANDKKSOX, 4K. ••Andy Stamp Club '37; Glee Club 37 - ’39; Veterans Club 45. Vice President ’45. -46: S. R. President '46. Mlrorr Agent '37. ‘38: Marshal '46: U. S. Army. 8th Air Force. A. T. C. BKTTY JANE ATKINS •lief Senior Girl Reserves '41; S. R. Mirror Agent '42: Mirror Typist '46. KOIIKKT MILTON BARTH ••Bobby” lllllinrd '43-16. Chaplain '44. '45. Vice President '45: S. R. President '44. '45; Mirror Agent ‘42. '43: Stamp Salesman '41: English Class Vice President '45; Alabama History Club '46; Basketball 43: Track ‘41-'46. MAKGAKET FRAZER BAIOHN ' Margy National Honor Society '45-'16: Alabama History Club '46: Promethean '43-16. Treasurer '45. President '46. Who's Who; S. R. Vice President '45. Stamp Salesman '43; Club Stunts ‘43-’45. MARY ANN ANDERSON •‘.May Wan” D. O. Culb '45-'46; S. R. Vice President '42. Stamp Salesman ’43-'46. Mirror Agent '44: History Class Vice President 42. Ill BY ALICE A KENT) ALE Library Club '43 - '46. Treasurer '45. Publicity Chairman '45. ‘46. JEANNE BARNHART Da m rose h '42-'46; Dramatic Club '42; S. R. Stamp Agent '45. Secretary 12. President '43. PEGGY BATES ‘‘Baby” Girls' Letter Club '44-'46; Senior Girl Reserves 15-16; S. R. Assistant Stamp Salesman 14: Victory Corps '12; School Letter '44: Voll?v Ball Team '42-43. 10: Soft Ball Team '43: Basket Ball Team '13: Scoccer '42-'43: Marshal '13. BETTY LEE HERMAN Bit Clio '44- 6: Dramatic Club 42- -16: Speecrt Choir 13-16: S. R. Vice President '43. Secretary '44. Council Member '42; English Class Secretary '43: National Honor Society '46. The MIRROR 1! PEGGY GRACE BETH UNK Clio 44; G, L. C. 45-'46; Dramatic Club ‘42. FRANCKS I.OI'ISK HILLINGS Personality Club '45; S. K. Stamp Sulesmup '42. '43. Mirror Aiient ‘44: Glee Club '43: Marshall '43-'44. JKSSIK ItllU II Personality Club 45; Mirror Typist '46: S. R Vice President '45. SAM I K I. CKKStVKLL It I. AC K American Legion Oratorical Contest '46. I KG IMA HELL ItOWKN ■•Jenny Promethean '44-'46: S. R. Council Member '44: ClothlnK Class Secretory •45. KDWAHI) KII.GKRK •‘Kuck” MARIES KIIH'AKI) BIMON. JK. Owen '43-'46. Custodian 16: Photography Club 46; S. R. Vice President '45. Mirror Agent '42. '43. Secretary 44. Stamp Agent '44: Mirror Board '44-'45. Assistant Editor '45: Annual Staff '44-'45. Handbook Staff '45; Business Staff Mirror 46; Business Staff Annual '46: Campaign Speeches '44; Club Stunts 45. JKAN BUCK “Short jr ’ G. L. C. '43: Bookstore 44. 01.1 VK JKAN BOH KN Astro en '44-'46. Critic '46: Girls Glee Club '43: Speech Choir ‘45; Operetta 43; Vocal Class Secretary 42: S. R Banker 43. Mirror A� :ent '44. President '45; English Class Vice President '43: Marshal '44. PATRICIA ANNE BOH'KRS ••Pat National Honor Society 45-46; Second Associate '45: Scholarship Committee 46; Dramatic Club '43-'46; President Freshmen Club '42: Euphros.vn-ean 43-'46. Secretary 43. Vice President '44. President 45; Girls' Glee Club •44-16: S. R. President '43. Vice President ‘44. Secretary ’45. ’46: Majorette '42-‘46; Speech Choir '43-'46: Poetry Contest '45. '46. Choir l3-'45: R. O. T. C. Sponsor '46; Senior Play '46. The MIRROR 12 ANNIE LA I'HI K IIRAXD ••Slim” Personality Club '-15; Girl Resenes 41: S. R. Vice President 16: Mar-shul 45 ROHKKT .1 At’KSON BRIDGES ••Jack Gorgas 44-'46. Parlla-montnrlan '45. Critic 45: Dramatic Club '45 - 46. Treasurer '46: Orchestra '42-'46: S. R. Mirror Agent 45. Council Member '46: Cheerleader '45. ADONIS CHALONS BROWN •Don Sports Club '45: Football 42- 44: Track '42- 44; Basketball '42. MILDRED BROWN TIIKA BITRNKTT Astaea 43-'46. Parliamentarian '45; Art Club '42; S. R. President 13. Secretary 42. Stamp Salesman '43-'44: Spanish Class Secretary '43. BILLIE ICt Til KKKWKR ••Bill” Damrosch '42-‘46: Dramatic Club '44; S. R. Treasurer 45. Stem p Salesman '46: Band '43- 46: Victory Corps '43. CHARLES A. BROWN Alabama History Club -16. Vice President '46. S. R. President 12. Mirror Agent '41. '42: History Class President 43: Rifle Team '42. '43, Captain '43: Honor Rifles ‘42. '43. Captain '43: Veterans' Club '46; Army All Corps '44-'45. JAMES M. BROWN Gorgas '44 -'46. Vice President '44, Corresponding Secretary '45-'46. 3rd Member Standing Committee '45: Disc and Diamond Society '44-’46. 2nd Lt. T” ’45. 1st Lt. ‘H' 16. Honor Committee 14-'46. Judicial Committee •16; R O. T. C. 43-'46. CpI. '44. Sgt '45. S Sgt. 15. 1st Lt. '46: S. R. Vice President '46. Mirror Agent '44. VIRGINIA CONNER BROWN Dramatic Club 42-'46; Astraca 43- 46: Parlia- mentarian '46; S. R. Stamp Agent '43: Marshal 43: Senior Play Bookholder '46. JOE CAMPBELL “Sonny” National Honor Society 15; S. R. Vice President 16. Stamp Salesman '15; Biology Class President '44. Vice President '43: Senior Election Committee 16. Ballot Committee '46: B. Team Squad Manager 43; Mechanical Drawing Exhibit '43. '44: Sheet Metal Exhibit '45. The MIRROR 13 KKTTV 1.0IT CARLISLE ”8 1” G. L. C. 45 '46. Bookstore Committee 45. Publicity Committee 46. Yearbook Committee '46: Marshal 45. 46. ; MARY CARPENTER Vestal la 45- 46; Glee Club 43- 44. President 44; Choir 45 46: Librarian 46; S. R. Secretary 45. President '46. Council Member ‘44: Biology Class President. ANTOINETTE MARIE t'KKNKi I.IA m “Nette” SARA DEL ('ll ANTZ ” ull G. L. C. '44-16: Victory Corj '42: Soccer Team 45; Marshal 45. ANN CICIO Caldonia Alabama History Club '46: May Festival 45; Clothing Exhibit '44. '45; Victory Corps '43, 44. JOY CARMICHAEL Thalia 43-’46: Dramatic Club •'42-'45; Mirror Board '•15: Annual Board 45; S. R. Secretary '42. 43. Council Member 43; History ClnSsS President '44; Marshal 14: Speech Choir '45: Speakers Bureau '42. RAYMOND H. CARR. JR. Ray” S. R. Vice President '44. Mirror Agent '45; Chairman Government Class 45; Cadet Sgt. R. O. T. C. '44. Cadet 2nd Lt. '45. Cndet Captain '46. WILLIAM EDWARD CHAMPLIN, JR. “Champ” Ushers Club 46; Hl-Y Club '46. Vice President '45; Dramatic Club '45: S. R. Stamp Salesman '45; Campaign Speaker '45. JOSEPHINE MARIE CIIIARELLA ”J«” HETTY JEAN COLYERT Euphrosynean 44- 46: Marshal '42-'44; Glee Club 13. '44; Choir 45-46; •'Porter at the Door” '43: Choir Letter '45. 14 The MIRROR WALTER DONALD COKKR rora” S. R. Vice President 13. Stamp Salesman -15. Secretary -14. '46; Band '14-'46: Orchestra '46. SARA ANN COMPTON N� nk” Senior Girl Reserves 46; Dramatic Club '42-'46: Speech Choir U-'16; S. R. President '42. Stamp Salesman '43. Mirror Agent ’44. Secretary ‘45; Speech Class President ‘42: Economics Class Vice President '45; Marshal '44-'46: Senior Play Property Com-mlltee '42. 43; Campaign Manager ’43. ‘46. Cam- paign Speaker '42. HARRY COOK Publicity und Publica-t 1 o n s Committee '46; Chairman Senior Class Annual Committee ‘46; Annual Bourd ‘45 - '46; Feature Editor '46; Mirror Board ’45-'46, Feature Editor '46: Dramatic Club '45- 46: Curry 46: Speech Choir 45-'46: S. R. Treasurer '45. Vice President ‘46; Knights of Pythias Oratorical Contest ‘46: Senior Play '46. MARGARET ANN COOPER •'Chipper ' Pierian '43-46. Critic 45. Social Editor; Pen and Brush Club '44 - ’46. Secretary '45; Dramatic Club 43: S. R. Vice President '45, President '44. Secretary 13. President '42. Speech Class Vice President '45: Senior Play '46. Dl l I.All WILSON CRABTREE Astraen 44-'46. Parliamentarian; Dramatic Club '42-'43; Victory Corps '43; S. R. Stamp Salesman 45; Vocal Cluss Secretary '45- 46. Biology Cluss Vice President '45 Choir '44-'46. DOROTHY COMFORT ••Cartliy’ Mnemosynean '43 - 46: Alabama History Club '46. Secretory '46; S. R. Red Cross Representative '45: Mirror Typist ’45: Band '43-'46. DORA JEAN CONNER l� . J. Clubs Committee '45; Orientation Committee 45; A gin In '44-'46. Social Committee 45. Critic 16; Dramatic Club '13- '46: Glee Club 14-'45. President '45; Speech Choir '45-'46; Jr. Chairman Big Five Committee ’44: S. R. Mirror Agent '45. Red Cross Representative '44. -15; Banker 42: Spanish Class Secretary 42: Marshal '44-16: Civic Club Speaker ‘16. Library Exhibit '41; Commencement Program 44; Southern Follies 45: Campaign Manager '45. Senior Play '16. FRED COOPER CLARA LESLIE COX Astraea 43-'46: Membership Committee '45; Club Stunts 15; S. R. Vice President ’43. Stamp Salesman ’43: Operetta 13. Glee Club r 13-44; Marshal 45-46; Victory Corps 42. PATRICIA ROSE CRANFORD Pat Astnea '43 - '46; R C d Cross '44--16. Treasurer '44. President '46; Social Relationship Cluss President ’44; Clothing Class President ’45. Secretary '46; Mirror Typist '46: National Anthology Award ■15. The MIRROR 15 MILDRED CRAWFORD Milly D. O. Club 41; S. R. Bunker '43: Marshal '43. •44. JACK Cltol'MI Kute Ushers ‘45: Disc and Diamond '45; Gorgas '44-'•16, Critic 44. Secretary '46: S. R. Mirror Agent 44-'46; R O. T. C. Tech. Sgt. '46. Drill Team 44-'45: Marshall ’45: Boys Glee Club 46. PATRICIA JANE CURTIS ••Pat Clio 44-46: Art Club •12; S. R. Stamp Salesman '45.. Mirror Agent '44. '45: Art Exhibit 45; Marshal '45. KATII ItYNK CLAHETTE DENNIS SntMj Senior Who's Who 46: G. L. C. 43-'45. Secretary '44: Euphrosynean '44-'46, Secretary 45. Publicity Chairman '45: S. R. Mirror Agent '43. Secretary '44. '46: Basket bull Team ’42-15. Volleyball '43-'46. Soccer ’43- 45. Softball '44-'45. Gym Captain 42. ’43. '45; Majorette '11-46. DON EUGENE DENTON. JR. S. R. Vice President '43: Stamp Salesman '44. EVELYN CREEL Butch Glee Club '43-16: Choir •46: S. R Vice President '43. MAE CUNNINGHAM Tinkle Thalia '43-'46; G. I.. C. •43-16: S. R. President 14. Secretary '45. Stamp Salesman '53. 15. Council Member ’42; History Class President '43: Marshal '43-'45; Gym Captain; Volley Ball 12. '43. Basketball •12. '43. Softball 43. HELEN ANNETTE DANIEL D. O. Club '44 - '46; Stamp Salesman 43. CALVIN BELTON DENSMOKE. JK. PIP Curry 43: R. O. T. C. Sat. '43. S Sgt. '45. M Sgt. 16. ALLEN WATKINS DeVAN. lit. Low” Boys' Glee Club. 46; S. R. President '46. Vice President '42. Secretary '43. '45. Stamp Agent ’44: R. O. T. C. Sgt. '45. S Sgt. 15. M Sgt. '46: Glee Club Vice President '46: Government Class Chairman '45. The MIRROR 16 FRANK ALBKRT DIRKS “Frankenstein” Orchestra 41- I5; dice Club •I.V44; Football 41-'45; Basketball '41 - 45; Baseball '41-15; Track 42-'43; Vice President Orchestra ’43-’44; Spanish Club 12 - '43; All Star Sports B League 42-'43; Softball '41-'45: Secretary Biology Club 42-'43: Orchestra ‘45. NORMA JOYCE DOUGHTY Damrosch '44-46. Secretary '46; S. R. Council Member 45. Mirror Agent '42- 43; Glee Club 43; Marshal '42-'45; Mirror Typist '46; Choir ’44. CARL B. DUDLEY, JR. “Baddy” R. O. T. C. Honor Rifles ’43: Veterans Club ’46: U. S. Army 15th Air Force. II.DA JEAN DUTTON Girl Reserves ’43 - ’46. Chairman Welfare Committee '44. ’45. Treasurer ’46, S. R. Mirror Agent '43. Secretary '16, Economics Class Secretary '46: Infirmary Marshal ’48. JULIA LEWIS RVAN’S Agiaia '45-16. Critic ’45. President ’45. Vice President '46; S. R President '43. Vice President '44, Stamp Salesman '42-’46. Minor Agent '44; Girls Glee Club '44- 45; Choir '45-'46. ELIZABETH .1. DIKIS %tbby” Damrosch '42: S. R. President 42. Mirror Agent '42: Bookstore '42-'44; Gym Class Captain '42-'44; Soccer Team '42: Volley Ball Team '12-'44. Softball Team '43. ELIZABETH DOWNEY “Llbbye” G. L. C. '43-'46: D. O. Club '43--16: S. R. Vice President 45. Stamp Salesman '42. '45; Gym School Letter: Softball Team '43. '44: Volley Ball Team '42-'44 Basketball Team '42. 43: Soccer Team '42. '43; Cheerleader '45. OL1N 11KNRY DUNN. JR. “Deadeyr Hl-Y 'l5-'46: S. R. President '44: History Class President '44. Vice President '45; R. O. T. C. 43-'46. Pfc. 43. Corp. '44. Sgt. '45. S Sgt, 15. Second Lt. '46, Rifle Team '44-'46: Disc and Diamond Society '45-16; Judicial Committee '46. JOE FRED EVANS Auditorlm Committee '46: Campaign Manager '45. '46; S. R. President •13. '42. Mirror Agent '44: President English Class '45: Big Five Dance Committee '45: Fire Marshal 43 43; Senior Play '46. ROBERTA LEE EVANS Agiaia '45-'46, Corresponding Secretary '45: S. R. President '44. Stamp Salesman '42. ‘43. '43. Red Cross Representative '43: Biology Class Vice President 16. The MIRROR 17 CHARLES ALBERT FELL, JR. National Honor Society '15-'46; Senior Class Annual Committee '46: Publicity u n (I Publications Committee '43. ’44; Alabama History Club '46; Owen '42 - '46. Secretary '45. Third Member Standing Committee '46. Inter-Club Debates '46: S. R. President '44, Vice President '42. Stamp Agent '43. Council Member '43; Mirror Board ’44-’46. Exchange Editor 45. Sports Editor '45. News Editor '46, Annual Board '44- 46. Handbook Staff '45; Business Staff Mirror '44-'46; Business Staff Annual '44-'46; Sophomore Mirror 43; Campaign Speeches '43-'45: Junior O. P. A Panel '45. '46. RAY F. GAINES. JR. ••Sonny Disc Diamond 45: S. R. Vice President '44; History Class President 44; R. O. T. C. Trick Drill Team '44. Sgt. '44. T SgL 44. 1st Lt. '45. Instructor '46. BARBARA I.OIS GARD1KN ••Shorty” Astras '43-'46. Chairman Membership Committee ’44- 45. Chairman Social Committee '44. Publicity Agent '46: English Class President '44; S. R. Stamp Agent '43. Representative Freshman Girls' Club '42. Pittsburgh Art Exhibit '45 -'46: Mirror Typist '46; Annual Typist •16. OAKLEY GARNETT Teekle Pilot U. S. Army Air Corps. FRANCES JANE GOLDSTEIN ••Kicky National Honor Society '46: Aglnla '43- 46. Club Stunts 45; S. R. Secretary '44; Marshal '45; Red Cross Council -42-'46. (LAKES! E FLECK. JK. Cup Ushers 45-'46, Secretary '46: Sports Club '14-'46. Secretary ’45; S. R. Vice President '45, Council Member '44; English Class President ’-13; Football •44-15: Baseball 42-’46; Basketball '45-'46. J! ANITA FURY GAITHER .Minnie Pearl Library Club '43 - '46. Treasurer '43. Secretary '44. Library Worker '45: Dramatic Club '45-'46: Speech Choir '45- 46: S. R. Vice President ’44. Secretary '46; Speech Class Secretary '45: Marshal ’46; Clothing Exhibit 15. BARBARA DIANNE GARDNER Vestalla '43-'I6. Treasurer '45: S. R. Vice President '43. Secretary’ '45. Mirror Agent '46; History Class Secretary '45; English Class Vice President '46. SAM GLENN Senior Class Ring Committee '46; Gorgas 45. Treasurer '45. Parliamentarian '45; Disc and Diamond '45. 1st Lt. L” '46; S. R. President 43, '16. Mirror Agent ’44. Council Member '43. '44; Biology Class President 44; Speech Class Vice President '42: History Class Vice President '45; R. O. T. C. T Sgt.. 1st Lt. 46; Marshal '43. MALVIN GOLDSTEIN Science Club ’44-'45; S R. Stamp Salesman '43 Disc and Diamond '44-’46 Speech Class Secretary 46 Library Worker '45. The MIRROR 18 FLORENCE MARIK GOTHBERG Flossie Senior Class Invitation Committee '45-’46: G. L. C. '43-'46: Secretary ’45, President '16: S. R. Secretary '45: Captain Gym Class '45; Bookstore '43-'46: School Letter '43. 45: State Letter '44. 45; Basketball Manager '42-'45: Baseball Manager '46; Shuffleboard Winner '45; Soccer Team '42-'45: Vol-ley Ball '43-16; All Star '44. 45. DANIKI. PRATT GRISWOLD ••Dan National Honor Society '45-'46; Ushers 45 - 46: Yancey '44 - -16. Corresponding Secretary '45. Vice President '46: S. R. Vice President 'II. Stamp Agent 44: Band '42-‘46; Mirror Business Staff '45-•16. JEANNE KATIIRYN HARLESS Science Club '46; Personality Club '45: Jr. Red Cross '42 - '46. Secretarj '45. Publicity Committee '45. Membership Committee '45. Knitting Committee '44. C. C. C. Committee 46: S. R. Secretary •43. Red Cross Representative '44. '45; History Class Vice President: Marshal ’44: Band ’44-46: Mirror Typist '46. HENRY HOYT HARRIS. JR. ••Sonny Hilliard '43-'46; Disc and Diamond Club '44-'46. 2nd Lt. 15: S R. Vice President '43. Secretary '44. Stamp Agent ’43. Marshal '43: Tennis B Team ’44. Varsity Team '45: R. O. T. C. '43-'46. Corp. '44. S Sgt. 45. 1st Lt. 16. ROBERT LEE HEARN III Bobby Law and Order Committee '45: Head Marshal '45: R. O. T. C. Show 43: R. O. T. C. Sgt. 14. S Sgt. '46. BETTY SEE GRAY ••Susie Vestalla '43- 46. Vice President '45: S. R. Council Member 13. President 'll. Stamp Salesman '45; History Class Secretary '44: Marshal '43: Orchestra '43-'46. 11 ARLES BEATY HANNA Ushers Club 46: Owen '43-'l6. Treasurer '45. Vice President ‘46: S. R. Vice President 43: Mirror Agent '42. '44. FRED HARTLEY Terror S. R. President 14. Council '45; Marshal ‘43: Basketball '44-16. JOSEPH B. HAWKINS Joe-Joe” Senior Class Invitation Committee '46; Publicity and Publications Committee 15: Athletic Committee 16, Ushers '45: Associate Head Usher 46: Owen '43-'46; Treasurer 14. Secretary '44: Hl-Y '45: Sports Club '45-'46; S. R. President 12. '43. '46. Council Member '43: History Class President '45; Football '44. 45: Track 15. 16. SARAH ELLEN HEATH Sally Personality Club '46. The MIRROR 19 JANE HENRY Astracn 42- 46: S. R. President ’‘12. Stump Salesman ’43, Mirror Agent '44. SARA 40 1I1NHS ••Johio Dramatic Club '43. 44; D. O. Club '44-'46: Marshal ’42: Mirror Agent '45. CHARLES E. HOOPER National Honor Society '45 - 46. Secretary 16: Chairman Senior Class Invitation Committee '46; Chairman Law and Order Committee 16; Ushers '15; Gorges '44-'46. Treasurer '44. Secretary '45, President '45; Dramatic Club '42; English Class Vice President '43; Spanish Class President 42; S. R. President '44, Mirror Agent '43; Marshal '46; Disc and Diamond Society '45. 2nd Lt. “F '45; Inter-Club Oratorlcals '44-45: Debates '45-'46: Club Stunts 45; Trick Drill Team '44-‘45. Representative to Rotary Club 45; Senior Play '46. JOE HORSLEY Curry '42-'46. Vice President '44; Sports Club '44. 45. S. R. Stamp Salesman '43; Football I2-45; English Class President '42; R. O. T. C. Rifle Team '43. 44: Marshal '42; Campaign Speeches '42. '43. THOMAS CARROL HUTTO Corral” Hilliard 42- 46 Secretary 46: Hl-Y 44- 45; S. R. President '43. Secretary '43. Council Member '43-44. Vice President 44; Marshal '45; R. O. T. C. 43- 46. M Sgt. 46. MARTHA JANE HERRINGTON '•Mari’ Girl Reserves '44-'46; G. L. C. '46; S. R. Secretary '43. Council Member '44; Art Class Secretary '45; Marshal '43; Senior Play Stage Committee 46. NORMA JEAN HOLCOMB ’•Jean” Dramatic Club '42. 43; G. L. C. '44. 45: S. R. Secretary 43; Majorette '42-' 45: Band Vaudeville '43. '44. 45; Speech Choir 43. AI.KKRT HORN Gorgas '44-'46. Secretary '44, Parliamentarian 46; Alabama History Club 46. Constitution Committee 16: S. R. Mirror Agent '43: Spanish Class President 45; Band '42-'45. EDITH MARION lit RYU II National Honor Society 45: G. L. C. 44- 46: P. T. A. Committee '45. Telephone Committee '46; Red Cross Council 44-'46; Damrosch 44-'16: Dramatic Club '46. Math Class Secretary '45. English Class Secretary 46; Marshal 43 46; School Letter 43. '46: State Letter 45: Bookstore '43- 46: Canteen Corps 44- 45. JEAN JACKS Mnemosynean 45 - '46; Election Committee ‘45. The MIRROR 20 ALBERT II. JACOBS. JR. •‘Skipper Library Club 43 - 44; Owen -15--46: S. R. Vice President '45; B I o I o k y Class Secretary -14 Band J3-46. ALFRED Jim: Athletic Committee '44-•45: Sports Club '43-'16; Hl-Y '44-'45: Ushers Club 45-'16: Football 42 -'45. Co-Captnln ’45: Basketball '43-'16. Captain: Baseball •43-16. NANCY CO I. KM AN JOHNSON Vestal In '45-'4G: S .R. Vice President '44. President '45. LOLA MAE JONHS National Honor Society 15-‘46: Senior Class Motto Committee '46: Auditorium Committee ’44. 45; .Scholarship Committee '46. Chairman ’45; Pierian '42-46. Secretary 14. President '45; S. R. President '43. Vice President '14, 45. Council Member '44. Council Secretary '44; C I r 1 s Oratorleuls '44; Senior Piny '46. M Altti C ERITK BA R It A R A KENT Senior Who's Who '46; Orientation Committee 46. Promethean '44-16. President '45. Publicity Chairman '46; Dramatic Club 43-'46; S. R. Secretury '44 - ’46. Vice President 45. Stamp Salesman '44. Mirror Agent ’45; Girls' Orutorlcals '46; 2nd Place Poetry Contest '45; Speech Choir '45; Club Stunts ’45-’46; Campaign Manager 46; Senior Ploy '46. FRANCKS NAOMI JACOBS Band '45- 46; Orchestra '45-16. JOY JOHNSON Choo Choo G. L. C. '44-46. Secretary '46; Aeronuutles Club ’46; Victory Corps '43; Softball Team '43 - '46: Basketbnll Team '43-’46; Volley Bull Team 43-’4G: Soccer Team '43-'4G; Gym Captain ’43. DOROTHY FRANCKS JONHS MAXINE KKITII National Honor Society '45; Senior Who's Who '46; Mirror Staff Typist '46; Personality Club '45; Dramatic Club ’43-'44; Speech Choir '45-'46; Senior Play '46. MARTHA LUC1LLK KHSSI.HR Mnemosyneun '43 - 46. Parliamentarian 45. President '46; S. R. Stamp Salesman '42-'46: Auditorium Committee '46: Band '43-'16; Home Economics Exhibit '45-'46 The MIRROR 21 CHARLES KILGORE • OIII«5 Chairman Orientation Committee '-16: Gorgas '44-16: Ushers ' 45-46: S. R. President '42. 43. Secretary '45. Council Member 44. '45. Stamp Agent 44. Mirror Agent '43; R O. T. C. 43- 46. Corp. 43. 1st Sgt. 44. M Sgt. '45. Lt. 45. MnJ. '46: Disc and Diamond '45 - '46; Chairman Fellowship Committee '45- 46: R. O. T. C. Trick Drill Team 45: Rifle Team 43: Lunch Room Assistant '43-'44; R. O. T. C. Retreat 45. NORMA KINO Marshal 45, '46; Na- tional Honor Society '46. KIIWAKI) KISSEL Eddie Hilliard '45-'46; S. R. President '44, Vice President '43; Track ’44. ItENKIEI.I.A KORXEGAY Henri Kuphrosyncan 44 - '46; Dramatic Club '44 - 46; Speech Choir '44-'46: S. R. Council Member '45; Marshal '45. HI Tit .1 KAN LANGSTON Personality Club 45; Alabama Hlstlr.v Club '46. JOHNNIE SUE KIM MON'S Oodle Mnemosynean '43- 46. Recording Secretary '45; Dramatic Club '42; S. R. Vice President '44-'45. Secretary '45: Vice President Clothing Class '45: May Day Festival '44-'45; Band 43-'46; Bund Vaudeville '44-'45. OWEN KIRK PAt’L KNIGHT Flea” D O. Club '44. President '46; S. R. Council Member '45. '46. REBECCA KKESSES Ricky Dnmroseh 44-'46. Corresponding Secretary '44; Orchestra '42- 46; Teacher's Orchestra '43-'45. City Youth Orchestra '46; S. R. Red Cross Representative '42. '46. G. C. LAX TRIP G Ushers '45 - '46: Owen H'16. Critic 45; Boy Glee Club ’43-'45, Secretary 45: Choir '45- '46: Hl-Y '44; Disc Diamond Society '45. Air Raid Warden '43: S. R St a m p Salesman ’42: R. O. T. C. CpI. '44: Football 'll: Tennis '44-16. Letter 45. The MIRROR 22 LEONA AIJ('K LASATEK “Sister” Thalia '42-'46. Secretary: Choir ‘42-'46. Business Manager '45; Secretary of Alabama History Class '46; Secretary History Class '44; Secretary Civics Class ’43-'44; MnrshnI '44-'45; Stamp Salesman ‘45. PATSY LEIGH •Pat Dramatic Club '46: Clio '46; S. R. Stamp Agent '16; Senior Play 46. DAVID O. I.(HiAX, .IK. Skidlna Curry 45-’46: Hl-Y '42: D. O. Club '43; Writers' Club '45; S. R. President '45. Council Member '44. Banker '41 Choir 45-'46: Football '42; Track '42: U. S. Navy. IIIGII UMPIRE Hl-Y '45-'46; S. R. Vice President 44. Mirror Agent '44; Marshal 45. M EKKELI. LEE MASSEY ••Shorty” Law and Order Committee '44: Damrosch '43-'46. President '46; Girls' Freshman Glee Club '42: Choir '43: S. R. President 43. Vice President '4 1. Secretary '43-'44. Council Member '43. '46; Marshal '42-'44. Head Marshal '44. IXGKIli FOl'GHNER-LASSEX Promethean '43-16. Treasurer 46; Dramatic Club '44: S. R. President '43. '45. Council Member '44. Stamp Salesman '44. Mirror Agent '45; History Class Critic '45: Biology Class Vice President '45: English Class Secretary 44; Siwech Choir 'I5- 46: Senior Play '46. MARILYN KITH LICHTENSTEIN Mirror Board '45 -'46, Annual Board '45-'46. Exchange Editor '46. Sophomore Mirror '44: Writers' Workshop '43-'46. Secretary '45; G. L. C. '44-'46, Bookstore '44- 46: Biology Class Secretary '46. Marshal '43-'45: Campaign Manager 46: Soccer Team '45; Red Cross Council '46. Victory Corps '43. BILLY LOVEI.I. Pally Curry '44-'46; S. R. Mirror Agent '45; Boys' Glee Club '43-'45; Choir '43-'46: R. O. T. C. S Sgt. '45; M Sgt. '46; Marshal '45; Trial By Jury '46. KOY CLIFTON MARTIN, .IK. “Low Hilliard '43-'46; Library’ Club '44; S. R. Secretary '45: Mirror Agent '43; Stamp Salesman '43; History Class Secretary '44: Banker '43; Band '42-'45. .MARGARET ANNE MATHEWS Promethean ’43-'16, Corresponding Secretary ’45. Vice President ’46; Club Stunts '43-16; S. R. President '42. Secretary '42-13. Mirror Agent 15. Stamp Salesman '44. '46. English Class President '42. Secretary '45. '46. The MIRROR 23 FRANCKS MrKAY Clio ‘43 ’46: S. R. Banker '42. ‘43, Secretary 43. Vico President ‘45; Clothing Class President ‘14. BARBARA MEEK National Honor Society '45-‘46: Dramatic Club '43-'46: Alabamn History Club 16; Personality Club ‘45 '46: S. R. Stamp Salesman -13; Mirror Staff Typist 46. CHRISTINE MIDDI.KBKOOKs “Chris” Senior Class Ring Committee '46: Astraea '43- 16. President 16. Vice President '45: Choir '44-'46. Secretary 15: R. O. T. C. Sponsor '45: Disc Diamond Society '45; S. R. President '43. Vice President '44. Secretary '45. Council Member '46. Stamp Salesman '45: Eng-llsh Class Secretary '44: Dramatic Club '43. '44; National Honor Society '46. JOHN T. MILLER Bo” Senior Who's Who '46. Ushers Club ‘45-16: Hilliard '43-'46. President '45. Vice President ’44: S. R. Secretary '43, S t a m p Salesman '44-15: Spanish Class President '43: English Class President '43-'44. Vice President ‘44; Campaign Speaker '46; Debates '46: Senior Play '46. ANITA JKANNK MOBLEY “Nita Aglala 44-'46: G. L. C. '44-'46. Gym Captain '45: State Letter '45: School Letter '45 Marshal '45-'16: Softball Manager '46; Basketball 46. Volley Ball •45-16. Soccer 14-15: Softball ’44-'45: Bookstore '45-'46. CASWELL MrWATKRS FRANCKS ANN MENDENHALL Minnie Clubs Committee '44-'45. Secretary '45; Thalia '42-'41: Aglala '44-'46. Parliamentarian '46; S. R. Vice President '15. President •16. Economics Class President '46; Clothing Labels l4-'46. KATIIRYN MIDDLE. BROOKS Kitten” Astraea '43-'46. Treasurer '44. '45. Secretary '46. S. R. President 15. 16. Stamp Salesman '43. '45. Council Member '44: Biology Class Vice President 15: English Class President '45; Vocal Class Vice President '13; R. O. T. C. Sponsor '45. Retreat '45. Disc and Diamond '45; Choir '44-'45; Marshal 16: Recital Hostess '43. ELIZABETH MILTON Milt Girls' Letter Club '43-16: Euphrosynean '45 46: Biology Class Secretary •14: Gym Class Captain '45-' 16: Winner of Bad- minton Tournament '44-'46: Club Stunts 13. Bookstore '44-'46; Gym Office Assistant '46; Gym Teams '42-16: School Letter '43; State Letter '41. WILLIAM ROBERT MOLDEN Momo Owen '42-'46: S. R. President '44. Mirror Agent '41. '15. 16, Stamp Salesman '44. 45: Air Raid Warden '42: Victory Corps '42: Orchestra � 2-'43. The MIRROR 24 DONA 1.1) l.KNK MAYIIAI.I. “Don Law and Order Commlt-lee '45: Election Committee 15. 46; Hl-Y '44-'46, President -15. '46. Bir- mingham Area Hl-Y Council President; Disc and Diamond Society '45. '46. Captain 16. Lt. 15: R O. T. C. Lt. Col. '46. Captain '45. 2nd Lt. 45. Sgt 44: Rifle Team ‘46. Trick Drill Team '44; Alabama History Club '46. President '46: S. R. Council Member 14. '45. Mirror Agent '45 Marshal '44. '45: Tennis '15. '16. SARA MELBA .Mr A I KK “Blondie Girls' Letter Club '44; Mnrshal '45. IIAKOI.D MrHRIDE ••.Mac Sports Club '44-’46; S. R Vice President 14. 45: English Class President '46: Football 45-15. Letter 45. Track '44. 45. Letter 45, Basketball '44. '45. B Team Football Letter 43. 14. MAHt.ARET ROSA1.IK McCLEN DON National Honor Society 45. Clubs Committee '46: Thalia ’44-'46. Critic '45. Vice President '46. ItOKItY .MrKLVAIN Slunky Science Club '45. '46. MROINTA ROSE MrADA.MS “Jimmie Personality Club '45. ESTELLE McAVOY HKTH ANN McCAKV Astraea '43-'46. Treasurer '45. Secretary. '45- 46; Dramatic Club 42 -'43; Glee Club '44-'45. Treasurer 44; Choir 45; S. R. Secretary 'll. Council Member '43. 13; Biology Class Secretary 15; Victory Corps 43; Marshal '45. 46: Infirmary Marshal 46. IRENE A. MrCt RRY “Red” Dramatic Club '45 - ‘46; S. R. Secretary 16; Speech Choir '45-' 46. Red Cross '45-'46 Marshal Post '44- 46. CLINTON MrClIKE Bunt Curry '42- 16. President '46. Social Chairman 45; S. R Mirror Agent '44, President 12. Council Member '43. Stamp Salesman '43; English Class President '46: Marshal '43; Glee Club -16 The MIRROR 25 KLI.IOTT .MOORE Bunny Ushers Club 45- 46: S. R. Mirror Agent '44. Stamp Salesman 46; Basketball '44. '45: Tennis 44- 46. EVELYN JANE MOORMAN Janie Vestalla 45-'46; Dramatic Club 44; S. R Mirror Agent '44: Marshal 45. A LI ETA MORROW Aglalu 43--40, Secretary ’46. Social Committee '45; Scholarship Committee ‘44-'45; Auditorium Committee ‘45: S. R- President •42. Mirror Agent 43, '45: Vocal Class Vice President ‘42; Government C I n s s Chairman 45; Economics Class President 46; Campaign Speaker ‘44. ’45; Club Stunts '44. '45. MARY FELICIA NAPFI Nappy Agluia 4-'46. Treasurer 16. President '42: S. R. Banker ’42. Stamp Salesman 44, ’45: Mirror Typist '46; Band '42-'44. dub Stunt ’44. '45. ANNE LACEY XETHERY Shaccy Mnemosynean ’44 - 48, Social Committee ’45, Yearbook Committee 46; S. R. Stamp .Salesman ’45. Secretary ‘43. Council Member '46. Victory Corps '43; Clothing Exhibit 44. MARY DOLORES MOORE Damrosch 44- 46: Dramatic Club 14; Girls' Glee Club '45 46: S. R. Stump Salesman 46. MARIE ELAINE MOREWITZ Senior Class Art Com-mittee '46: Clio I5-16; Pen nnd Brush Club '45-16. Secretary ‘46; S. R-President '45. Secretary •45: Art Exhibit ‘45. 46: Speech Choir 45; Senior Play Stage Committee '46. MARY ELIZABETH MOt AT Betty Clubs Committee Secretary 46; Clio '43-16. President 48: Dramatic Club 44-'46. Vice President 46. Program Committee 45: S. R. President 46. Vice President ’45. Council Member '44. '45; Girls' Oratorlcals '46; Senior Play '46: National Honor Society 46. ROBERT NESBITT Ushers 15. Treasurer '46: Yancey 44-‘46. Third Member Standing C o m -mlttee 45; Hl-Y '44; Marshal '43. EDIT II YVADE NICHOLSON Thalia 4.V46. Corresponding Secretary '45. •16: Dramatic Club '43-'46: S. R. Treasurer '46. Secretary '46. Stamp Salesman •16; English Class Secretary '14: Senior Play Properties Committee 46. The MIRROR CAROLINE NORTON Orientation Committee ’45; Glee Club ’45-16. Secretary '46; Marshal ’43; Speech Choir 44-a45. MARY G YLNN OLSON Mop” Personality Club 15: Softball Manager ’45. Basket Ball Manager ’45. JANE At DREY PARK LH Audrey Art Club 43. Publicity Chairman; Rod Cross '44: S. R. Stump Agent 44: Band '45-'46; Damrosch ’45-’46. Social Committee 45: Mirror Typist '46. ROBERT NORMAL PATILLO Pat Chairman Orlonta t I o n Committee '45: Yancey '43-'46. President; Ushers '46: Drnmntle Club '42; S. R. Secretary '42. 13. Mirror Agent '43. Vice President '45; Speech Class President '44. '45; Campaign Manager '46: Varsity Tennis 45- 46: Inter-Club Oratorleals '46; Club Stunts 44; Speakers' Bureau 42; Senior Play '46; National Honor Society '46. ANN PENDLETON Apie Art Club '44; Aeronautics Club ' l l - 16. Vice President '46; Red Cross Representative '44; S. R. Council Member '45. Mirror Agent '46: Marshal 43: National Honor Society ’46. ANNIE PETKEE OLIVER ••Petr Girl Reserves 12- 44: S. R. Stamp Salesman ’45; Clothing Class Secretary •44: Infirmary Marshal '45-46. ESTHER JANE OWENS Girl Reserves ‘42 - ’46. Parliamentarian 44: Sgt.-at - Arms -15. Publicity Chairman '44: Alabama History Club '46; Victory Corps '42: Marshal '45: Representative to Girl Reserve Conference '45. FRANCES EARI.INE PARSONS Dramatic Club '45. '46: S. R. Stamp Salesman '45; Speech Choir 45-'46. GEORGE THOMAS PATTON. JR. Tommy” Ushers '46: Photo Club 43-'16. Vice President 15: Disc and Diamond Society '44-'46. Treasurer '46; S. R. Stamp Salesman '44; R. O. T. C. S Sgt. '44. 15. T Sgt. '15. 2nd Lt. '46; Trick Drill Team '44: Marshal '42: Basketball Manager '43; Lunchroom Cashier ’44 46. EDITH CAROLYN PERKINSON Perk Mnemosynean '43 - '46. President '45. Recording Secretary '44; Vice President Freshman Girls' Club '42. Dramatic Club '43: S. R. Vice President '43-'44; History Class Vice President '45: Marshal '45: Infirmary Assistant '44-'46; Sophomore Mirror Board ‘44: May Day Princess '44: Orchestra '43-46: Band 44-'46. The MIRROR 27 WINSTON M. PHILLIPS Wlm py Usher '45: Owen 44- '46. Treasurer '46; S. R. President 44. Mirror Agent '45: Boys' Red Cross President '45; Marshal '43-'44. til. AD VS JEANETTE POK Poe Girl Reserves 41; Personality Club '45; May Day Festival '42. (HARLES WILLIAM rowKi.i, Charlie Library Club 44. Parliamentarian '44 Disc and Diamond Society '45. R. O. T. C. Corp. '44. S Sgt. 14. 1st Lt. 45. Drill Team '43; Air Raid Warden '42; Marshal '43. It Kit A It A ANN RAGSDALE Bab Dramatic Club '4l-'42. LOIS ANNE RAl’SCII ENliEKG Stinky Girl Reserves '42 - '46. Vice President '43, President '44. Parliamentarian '45; S. R. Secretary '42. '44. Stamp Salesman '43: Marshal '43. DONNA LKK PLEDGER National Honor Society '45; Student Body President '46; Senior Who's Who '46. Senior Invitation Committee '46: Orientation Committee '46; Thalia '44- 46. Secretary '45. Treasurer ’44. Critic '46: Dramatic Club 44-'4G. President '45. Vice President '44. '45. Treasurer '44: Newcomers Club '43. President: S. R. Secretary '46; Mirror Agent 45. Stamp Salesman '44: Girls' Oratorical '44: Speech Choir '44-’45. Director Jr. Speech Choir '45. Treasurer Sr. Choir '44; Senior Play '46. HKTTY BROWN POINTER Clio 44-'46; Parliamentarian 46; Publicity Chnir-m a n '45; Corresponding Secretary 45; Chairman Club Stunts 44. 45: S. R. Stamp Salesman 16; Mirror Typist '45. EMMA AMELIA PVRON Amy Dam roach '43: Astraea '46; Marshal '44. Bond Sidesman ’42-'43. Mirror Agent '44: Bnnd '45-46: National Honor Society '46. OLIVIA MAXINE RAMSEY Mack Euphrosynenn '44 -'45; Freshman Club '42: Operetta '42; S. R. Stamp Salesman '43-'46, Council Member '44: Marshal '43-'44. CATHERINE JANE REINERT Jana Choir '45-'46; Glee Club '44-'45. Business Manager; S. R. Secretary '45; Vocal Class Vice President 43. The MIRROR 28 MARTHA JO RIDDLE Aglnln 45-'46: Alabama History Club 16. WILLIE KATHERINE RODGERS ••Sally G. L. C. 42-'44: Thalia 13-16. Critic 45. President '45: S. R. Banker '42. Stamp Salesman '43. Council Member 45. President 45. .Secretary -12: Gym Captain '42. 44: Book- store '42-'45. BETTY JKN'E ROWELL D O. -Cluti ’45. 46. Vice-President 46: S. R. Stump Salesman 44-'15 Marshal '43. BLANCHE EVELYN SAI NDEKs Euphrosynean II. Glee Club 44. Secretary 15: Choir '45: Red Cross '13. BETTV ANN s HOOLAR •liet” Art Club ’45. '46; S. R. Mirror Agent 46. BETTV JOYCE ROBINSON ‘Kid Dnmroseh 45-'46; S. R Secretary 44: Gym Captain 46: Gym Teams 44-'46: Marshal '46. LEONARD ROSE EVELYN JUNE SAI.IRA Bugiile Art Club 16; Vletorv Corps '42; Poetry Anthof-ou.v Award '45: Scholastic Art Exhibit '16. GRACE SCHMITT S. R. Stamp Salesman '44. Mirror Agent ‘45; Marshal 46. ADEI.E SCHOOLEY “Del” National Honor Societv •15; Thnlla 13-'46: Dramatic Club '42-'l6. Secretary 46: Speech Choir '45- -I6. Director '46; S. R. President 14. Vlee-Presi-dent '45. Council Member 16. Stamp Agent 13. '44; Speech Class President •16; Mnrshul '43-'44. Senior Play '46. The MIRROR 29 MILDRED ELIZABETH SCOTT ••Jo Personality Club '-15: Homo-Economies Exhibit •45. DOROTH V LORSK SELLERS •I)ot” Astrnoa 42-M6, Correspond Ini: Secretary '45: S. Ft. President M2. MAKTIIA JOYCE SHE ALKY' M on key” Vestal In M3-M6. Secretory '44, '45; Club Stunts M3-M4; S. R. President ' 15. Secretary '44. Stamp Salesman '43. 44: Orchestra ’43-'45. History Class President '44: Economics Class Secretary '46. CLARENCE RAT 81! CHERT ”R:� .v” Ushers '46; Gorgas 43- 46. Vice President 45. President '46; Disc and Diamond '43-'46. 1st Lt. V” '46: Photography Club 46: S. R. Stamp Salesman '44. Mirror Agent '46; Band M4-M6; Picture Machine Operator ’43-'45; R. O. T. C. Corn. ' i t. S Sgt '45. Capt '46: Rifle Team ’46; Marshal •46. HON ALII EMMETT SPANN Photography Club '43-’46. Secretary '45; S. R. President '44. RAYMOND SCOTT Longboy” D. O. Club '44- 45. President '45; S. R. President 15. Vice President MS-MS. Banker M2; Marshal M2; Vocal Class Treasurer M3. CAROLYN LOI'ISE SHAW Girl Reserves Club M5-M6; Dramatic Club '45-'46; Speech Class Secretary 16: Speech Choir '45-'46; National Honor Society 16. BESSIE RACCHKLI.K SHEPARD ••Bess' Thalia M3-M6, Critic M6: Dramatic Club ’42- '48: S. R. Stamp Salesman 15. Speech Choir M4-M6. Secretary MG: Speaker's Bureau M2: Senior Play •16. KI TH CAMILLE SIMS “Cook” DALE PAIGE SOLOMON ••Chink” National Honor Society '45; Senior Annuul Committee M6; Mirror Board M4-MG. Editor M6. Feature Editor '45; Annual Editor '16, Handbook Board M5: Business Staff M5-M6; Writers’ Workshop M3-M6. President M6. Secretary '44. Treasurer M5; S. R Council Member '43. The MIRROR 30 SAMI EL RANDALL STKPIIENSON ••Sum’' National Honor Society •15-46; Senior Motto Committee ’46; Hilliard '43-'46: Disc and Diamond Society 44- 46. Secretary •45- 46: R. o. T. C. 43. Corp. 44. Sgt. '45. 1st Lt. '46: S. R. Secretary '42. Mirror Agent ’43. President ’43. HARKARA STUBBS B� Iin Euphrosynoan '44 - ‘46. Membership Committee '46; S. R. Stamp Salesman 42. MAKINKIXK FAIR STONE ••Stone” Library Club ’44 - 46. Secretory '45. President '45. Treasurer '46; Alabama History Club '46. Historian '46. Speech Class Secretory '46; Marshal '44; Speech Choir '45; Jr. Band '45: Senior Play Bookholder '46. EDITH TANNEK “Chiclin' Chairman Senior Motto Committee '46; Pierian '43 - 46. Parliamentarian 44. Corresponding Secretary '44. vice President '46. President 46; S. R. Stamp Salesman '42. '43. Council Member '46; Girls' Oratorleals '44; R. O. T. C. Sponsor '46; Senior Play 16; National Honor Society '46. MONROE TEAGUE Senior Class Ring Committee 45. Auditorium Committee '44; Curry '44. '46. Vice President '45: Choir '43 - '46. President '45. Treasurer '45; Boys Glee Club 44-'45; S. R. President '43; R O. T. C. '43 '45: S Sltt. 45. Drill Team '44: Campaign Speeches '46. Florence stkvkns “Flossie” Senior Girl Reserves «4-’46 Set. at Arms '46: S. R. President '45; Cloth-o.R Class secretary '44. LAVKKNE STR1NGFELLOW JR. ••Sonny” Aeronautics Club '45-'46. President '46; S. R. Mirror Agent '45. SARA FRANCES SWANN Drnmntlc Club 43- 45; Personality Club '45; Speech Choir '43- 46; Marshal '45; Speech Class Treasurer '44. DOKOTIIY JANE THAI. ••I� ot” National Honor Society '45; Senior Who's Who 46; Promethean '43 - 46. President '45. Corresponding Secretary '46. Club Who's Who '44. '46; Drnmntlc Club 42-’44; S. R. President 44. Secretary '43: English Class President '44; Operetta Ml; R. O. T. C. Sponsor ’45-'46; Speech Choir '45; Club Stunts '44. '45: Senior Piny '46. CHARLES RODEN TERRY •‘Doug” Owen '43 - '46. Cor refunding Secetary '45-‘46; Disc and Diamond 45- 46. 2nd Lt. F. '46; S. R. Mirror Agent '45. '46. Stamp Salesman '44. '45: R. O. T. C. Cpl '45. 1st Sgt. '45. Captain '46. The MIRROR 31 EIlNA EARLE THOMPSOS National Honor Society '45-'46: Senior Class Art Committee 46; Art Editor Annual '46: Astraen '4.V46, Crltle ‘45. Treasurer '46: Pen And Brush Club ‘43 ’46, President 15. Crltle '46: Dramatic Club 45-'46: Auditorium Committee '45; S R. President '•16. Mirror Agent '43. Secretary '45. Banker '42: Speech Class President '45: Senior Piny '46. FRANCES KLN A THORP Thorpy Personality Club ’16: Marshal '43: Library work '44. FRANK K. TKIItltl.K “Longboy ' U. S. Army '43. 791st Railroad Bn. .MARY GERALDINE TUBBS “Jerry Girls' Glee Club. Press Agent '45. President '46: Library Club '43-15. Press Agent '45. DOKOTIIY FAY TYNKS National Honor Society 15-16. Vice President 46: Scholarship Committee '46; Vestalla ’44-'46. Secretary '45. President '46: S. R. Council Member '46: Speech Class Vice President '44; Senior Play 46. WILLIAM A. THOMPSON. JR. “Willie Science Club '43. '44. Secretary 44; Hilliard ’45-46. S. R. Vice President 41. Mirror Agent ‘45; Basketball “B Team 42: Tennis '46; Band 42-'43: R. O. T. C. '44-16. Corp. '45. Sgt. ‘46. JAMES FLETCHER THORINGTON “Casry Chairman Senior Ring Committee '46: Chairman Election Committee '46: Ushers Club '45-'46. Head Usher '46: Sports Club '45-'46; S R. Council Mom-Iter '45. Stamp Salesman •14: R. O. T. C. Staff Sgt. '45. 2nd Lt 46: Football '42-'45. Basketball '44-'45; Track '44-'46: Rifle Team 46. DORIS VIRGINIA TOWNES Senior Girl Reserves '45; Basket Ball 43: Volley Ball '44; Softball '4J: Soccer 42. AROLY.N GARNETT TYNKS “Tr« Senior Motto Committee '16. Pierian '45-'46. Vice President '46. Treasurer '45: Dramatic Club '46: Senior Play ‘16. CHARLES NORMAN VAUGHAN ••Itutch D. O. Club '45. 16: Choir '43. '45; Glee Cub '44. '45: Southern Follies 15: S. R. Secretary '45. The MIRROR 32 Til EL.M A ANN VAUGHAN Chairman Publicity and Publications Committee '46; Mirror and Annual Board '44-’46. Feature Editor '45. Editor-In-Chief '46; Dramatic Club '42-’46. Vice President '45. President '46; Writers' Workshop '43 - '46. Treasurer 44. President 45; S. R. President '45; Senior Play '46. SARA HOI.MAN VAUGHN “Sally Dramatic Club 43 - '45: Thalia Literary Society 43-'46. Treasurer '45. '46; S. R. Stamp Salesman '45. Mirror Agent '46. LESTER L. WATKINS. JR. ••Bill Coreas '45. '46. Critic 15. '46; R. O. T C. Staff Sgt. '45. Captain '46; Disc and Diamond Society 44-'46; Boys' Glee Club 45. '46. Minstrel '45. '46: S. R. Mirror Agent ‘45; Basketball '44; National Honor Society '46. SUE WEATHERS (Hruuford) ••Susie Euphrosynean '45- '46; S. R. President '42. Stamp Salesman ’41, '46. Mirror Agent '42: Band '42-'46; Marshal 42: English Class President '43; Glee Club '42. PATSY ELAINE WERTZ •Pat Dramatic Club '44-'46: History Club 46; Senior Play '46. ALICE KNOX VAUGHN ••Gertie DORIS FAV VINES Dot Vestalla '43- 46; S. R. President ‘42. ’44. Secretary '45. Stamp Salesman '43; Orchestra ' 12-'16. JOE WATKINS HI 1)01.I’ll WESSON- LEA EARL WEST Shorty Glee Club '44-46. The MIRROR 33 ROBERT KUW1N WHITE ••Bob” Clubs Commit tin- ’45: Boys’ Glee Club 16; Library Club '44--16. Vice President 45; S. R. Council Member 45. President '44. Vice President 46; Track '44; Basketball ’44; Mirror 43: 1st Sgt. R. O. T. C. '46. EMMETT CECIL WIGINTON Bulia” Hl-Y ,44-'45: Ushers ‘45-'46; S. R. Secretary 13. President ’43. 44. Vice President 45. Stamp Salesman ‘45. ’46: History Class Secretary '44; English Secretary 44; Track 44. 45; Basketball '44-’45; Football 42- 45; Swimming Meet ’45: Spoits Club '43-'46. JKWKI.L KATIIRVN WILLIAMSON Newcomers' Club 45: Personality Club '45; Girls' Glee Club � 4-'45; Mirror Typist '46. BETTY JANE OOI Thalia '45-'46; S. R. Secretary ’45; Notional Honor Society '46. MYRTLE EM1I.Y WRIGHT Damrosch '45-‘46: S. R. Chaplain '46. Secretary '44: English Class Vice President '43; Orchestra '42-'46: National Honor Society '46. JEAN ANTOINETTE WIG IN TON Toni Dramatic Club '42-'43; Girl Reserves '42 - 46. Chairman Soclnl Committee '44-'45; G. L. C. '43-'46; Bookstore ' 13 -'46; Gym Team '42-'45; Gym Letter. State Letter: S. R. Stamp Agent '42. Red Cross Representative '45; Murshnl 44. MARY EMILY WIGINTON “Sister” Promethean '44 - '46; S. Ft. Red Cross Representative '46; Mirror Typist '46. Club Stunts '44. '45. EUGENE WILKERSON .Jimmy” Library Club ’45; Alabama History Club '46; S. R. Stamp Salesman 42-'46: R. O. T. C. '43-'46. HETTY VIRGINIA WORTHINGTON D. O. Club '45; S. R. Council Momt er 45. 4fANITA WRIGHT “Nlta” G. L. C. 44; Mirror Typist '46. The MIRROR 34 ALBERT M. WYNN, JR. ••Wine ” President Student Council '44; Orientation Committee 16: Hilliard 13- '46. President '45. Vice President 16. Secretary 4-1. Treasurer 15: S. R. President '42. Vice President '43. President '45. Stamp Salesman '45; R. O. T. C. '43-'46. Corp. 44. Sgt. 45. S Sgt. 45. Platoon Sut. 46: Disc and Diamond '46. First Sgt. '46. KATHKRIXE MITYLKXK. VATKS “Kitty” Promethean '43- 48. Publicity Chairman 45: Dramatic Club '42-46; Speech Choir 44- 46; S. R. Vice President '43. '45. '46. Stamp Salesman ’45; Speech Class Chaplain 45. Secretary '44. 45. Vice President -16. President 44: Victory Corps ’43; Poetry Contest '45: Club Stums 44-'46. CLEMENT LOUS ZBIXDKX ”Cl.m Ushers Club '45 - '46: Senior Class Art Committee '46; Senior Who’s Who '46: Stage Crew '44-'46: Photography Club 44-’46. Vice President '46: Hl-Y '44; S. R. President '45. Vice President '42. Mirror Agent '46; Campaign Speeches ’45-'16: Cashier '46: Senior Play '46. ROBERT LEOX VKITCH “Cow Kell” Sports Cluh 44; Hl-Y '45; s. R. President 43. Mirror Agent 42. Stamp Salesman 'll. '46. Council Member 45. School Improvement Committee '45; Government Class Presi-1-1 • English Class President 44; Marshal '43: Campaign Speaker ,44-,45; Campaign Manager '46; Basketball '43. '44: Football 44: Tennis '43. II. 9 Ait JAMES C. YARBItOl'tilt “Jim- Senior Invitation Committee '46: Yancev ’43-'45, Corresponding Secretary '46. Press Committee '46; S. R. President '45, Secretary '42. XACIA ZACIf ARIAS S. R. Council Member '43: Vocal Class Secretary '46; Marshal ‘46. MARY FRANCKS ZORX Frankie National Honor Society 45- 46: Personality Cluo '45; Alabama History Club '46. IN MEM OKI AM JACKSON HENAIK McVAY November 10. 1927-July 3. 1943 The MIRROR Other Graduates 4 VMEs ALFORD BB’’ Veterans Club '46; U. S. Army. GENKVA ESTELLE AI.LF.N “Gee” Mirror Typist '45. THOMAS ARRINGTON ••Junior’ Science Club '45-'46; R. O. T. C. Corporal 45. Sergeant '46; S. R. Vice President '43. JOYCE VKI.MA BELL Jr. Red Cross '45 46: S. R Vice President '41; History Class Secretary '46. JACK KIDDLE D. O. Club ’43-'44: S. R. President '42. Vice President '43-'44. Stamp Salesman '45. Council Member '45; English Class Secretary '41: R. O. T. C. Corporal. Sergeant. MAHY EDNA BOSCH I NC. “Sis’ Dramatic Club '41- 45: Girls' Reserves 41- 43: Speech Choir '42-'It; S. R. Secretary '43. President '42. Mirror Agent '43; History Class President '43; Marshal ’41-’44. Jl'AMTA ELIZABETH CALLAHAN Dramatic Club � 2-'44: Speech Choir 43; Band Vaudeville '42-'45. MILDRED Ml.ltl.l CASH Dam rose h Club '42-'44; D. O. Club '45-'46. Secretary '46. ©All. COMFORT “Birds Hl-Y '43: Aeronautics '44- 46; Alabama History Club '46; S. R Stamp Salesman 45; History Class Vice President '44; Band 43- 48; Picture Machine Operator '44- 45. WILMA JKANi EPPERSON Billie Marshal '44; Red Cross Representative '43-'45; Economics Class Secretary '16. THOMAS GOOLSBY Tom Hl-Y '45 '40. Secretary 45; S. R. Stomp Salesman '44, '45. Council Member 'll. FRANCES INEZ HARRISON G. L. C. U-'45; S. R. Mirror Agent '43; Marshal '42; Gym Captain '42; Basketball team. Softball team. Soccer team. Volleyball team '42- '43. LARI K WILLIAM IIAl'N. JR. “Bill” Art Club '42; S. R. Mirror Agent '45. Stamp Salesman '4b. KVA JEANNE HAWKINS “Bitty Dramatic Club '42-'� 3; Art Club '4.V46. Publicity Agent '44. Vice President '45. Treasurer '45; Club Stunts 15: Marshal 43-45. ANNIF. KITH JONES Ann D. O. Club '44-’46. Secretnr '45; S. R. Mirror Agent '41. '46. Stamp Sidesman '42. '46. Counell Member '43. LOIS JEAN LEES Agin in '44-16. Parliamentarian '45. Corresponding Secretary '46: Club Stunts '45; Alabuma History Club 16: S. R Secretary 45; Glee Club 46. MARGARET MANN G. L. C. ’44-'45; Dramatic Club '43-'44; Marshal '44-'46; Mirror Agent 43. Stamp Salesman '43. MARY ELIZABETH NORRIS Vcstalla '42. Publicity Chairman 42; S. R. Vice President ’44; Marshal ’42. HILARV HI M) PHILLIPS “Jus Curry 43; Sports Club ’44-'45; R O. T. C. '43-’46; Football '44-'45. NANCY MAC OK RANKIN ■•Nan Chairman Senior Art Committee '46; Art Club ‘43-’45. Treasurer 43. Secretary 44. President 45; Dramatic Club '43: Club Stunts '45: Marsha] 43-44; S. R. Secretary '46. Mirror Agent '45; Biology Class Secretary ‘13. CARL REID GKKTRI DK RI’TH RIGGINS Personality Club '45. TOM WORTHINGTON •Timm Science Club '46: S R. Vice President '46. MARIAN WRIGHT Joe Sports Club ll-'42; Veterans Club '46: Football 41-'42; U. S. Army '43-'46. Tank Gunner and Tank Commander. JOSEPH MADISON BARRETT HENRIETTA CARROLL JOYCE CARROLL JACK STANLEY CHEATHAM I LA JEAN COKER C HARLES HENRY CRI MP THOMAS LEE C I SIIEN CHARLES SENS’ DOSTER JACKIE ELIZABETH FREEMAN KENNETH FCGENE GILMER WALKER JONEs GLAZE DONALD El GENE HAWKINS OLEN CONRAD HAYS DORIS FARRELL HOMAN RICHARD Ol.I.IE HOOPER WARREN GENE III NTKR HOWARD CLAY JAMES ANN JONES JOHN BRIDGES KING HIGH MAXWELL MeCAl.L JAMES MANLEY NELSON DORA KATHLEEN PADGETT WALTER WILLIAM PAI L. JR. CHARLES BCFORD PAYNE MILTON FORREST SAMPLES EMMETT CHARLES SINIARD DONALD ( I.AI DM WAIDE ROBERT LEONARD WEBB CHARLES RANDALL WOOD IN MKMOKIAM JACKSON RENA IB MeYA November 10. 1927-July 3. 1943. The MIRROR 36 Storm In Spring 1946 I was startled by the sudden total darkness And stunned by claps of deafening thunder Like the bursting of bombs. I thought of the beastly hordes That yesterday ravaged the earth Strewing their path with waste, destruction. and paralyzing fear. Then a flash of lightning And from the dark, threatening sky Came an April cloudburst A drenching rain. Like a liberating army of Freedom It pounded its volleys; it overan the earth Cleansing and quelling once again The mad thirst for Power. Awake! Awake! all people Who think and feel and pray To be delivered from a slumber less sleep Troubled with the nightmare War. Rise again in the cloudy dawn In gratitude for a new day For us to live and learn and work Each for his brother's cause. The first rays of morning light Upon the still dripping branches Reveal a new pattern from old familiar forms. Ralph Jaffee Class Poet. 1916 The MIRROR 9 4-6 ACADEMY Miss I’hillipian Mr. Phillipian Donna Pledger Jimmy Smith Wittiest Clarotte Dennis Clem Zbinden Host Looking Marguerite Kent John Miller AWARDS Most Studious Maxine Keith Bill Achor Most likely to succeed Donna Pledge Guy Woodliff Most Popular Dot Teal Jimmy Smith The MIRROR 40 PRESS NOTICES Scrapbook Thumbing back through the pages of our old days with the “Phillips Follies’ company, we can sec ourselves as the audiences must have seen us. Funny, we never noticed it before, hut . . . These first few pages, now just look at them! As straight and shrinkingly neat as if we’d used a ruler to paste the clippings: we were so afraid, at first, of doing something the least bit wrong. That was when we frist joined the Follies company, and a scared little bunch of sub-sub-understudies we were! When one of those glamorous, fourth-year stars walked by, how we envied their poise, and their daring in such matters as walking boldly up the “Down” stairs, while we tip-toed a little nervously up the Up stairs. And as for OK’s why. we couldn't have ventured out of our lockers without at least two teachers’ signatures on a slip of paper loaded down with all the facts, including the number on our elevator tickets. The thrill of exploration was ours when we investigated the room numbers on the little white cards: and we were so proud when we found the much-renowned 214 and 215 the first week, in spite of our nightmares! We were assigned lockers, and weren’t so sure we loved that bottom-locker but naturally we didn’t say anything about that . . . Sitting back in the girls’ gym. the mysteries of student government wore hardly cleared up by the gales of laughter bursting from the audience, caused by apparently—a low, indistinguishable mumble from the stage . . . And when June of 1943 came 'round, how careful we were to inform all and sundry that we were ’sophomores.” and no longer mere rats. By the second year, however, our attitude had changed. Several little incidents kept us from getting too sure of ourselves; but we had learned the knack of bouncing up the wrong side of the steps at a clip which almost guaranteed immunity from any strolling representative of law and order. Wo had also discovered that next to nobody felt the slightest interest in whethr or not we had a legal OK; and toward the last ot the year, cautious investigation showed that, if the manner in which we carried it off was right, it didn't even matter if there was anything written on the paper. We wore left to fend for ourselves for lockers, and not to lx? rude, but— we really much preferred what we got at the cost of two good fingernails and a pencil-point; it was far more likely to lx a top-locker, though why the supply had suddenly expanded, we never could learn. We did or died for our own schedules that year; and after a boring, not to mention frustrating, session with the Schedule Committee, discovered that we had come out with just al out what we would have if the school had made out the little white cards . . .Our fourth semester. Tommy Dix. of “Best Foot Forward” fame, came to the school: and every girl there wore red. or something equally eye-catching. Our third year, we were cocky and why not? We had top lockers, with mirrors, and pictures of June Allyson and Van Johnson taped inside; and we did our daily dozen around Miss Pcnruddocke’s corner without even a mollifying slip of blank paper. The entire school was being repainted, and were we glad of it! All the witty notes written on the old iKiint had gotten stale, and anyway, we'd thought up a lot of better ones. The Big Five” Junior-Senior proms were started that year; and we were irritated at having to say in November who we would be going with in January how on earth could anybody, even us. know? There was a change in the plan of registration: old classes on one day. new ones the next: and we gave expert opinions as to the varying virtues of each system, which some people listened to lower semesters at least! and which the authorities paid absolutely no attention to. although no one ever mentioned the fact. Our. sixth semester, we tackled ' Beowulf; and wore in anguish because we couudn’t seem to understand how to do discussion questions, and the test on it was nothing but that ... A group of Miss Brock’s pupils who had contributed to a common library formed a library club, the “Header’s Refuge after Miss Brock regretfully vetoed the first name ot Readers’ Refuse. The MIRROR 41 Clem Zbindcn proved he could rival Snoczy” Dennis, by sneezing his way steadily through a recorded auditorium program; and when Lola Mae Jones and Bill Achor were taken into the Honor Society in the sixth semester, we regretted briefly quite briefly not having studied more. We were so very proud when Berma Dale Kyle was elected our second associate, because she was the first of us to be a G.O. officer. April 13 was a beautifully sunny day. and the auditorium was as bright as we had ever seen it. tor the memorial service for Piesident Roosevelt, who had died the day before. We gathered in there again on May 8. for VE day. although we tnought out loud that we should have been let out of school. We came back to school in September of 1945 in a world at peace but not very much so: the News had just begun to be printed again, and most of its front page was covered with stories of more strikes. Nearly everybody had two lockers, as a matter of course; and seniors had legal privileges but not as many as wc took. There was a definite feeling, we discovered, attached to being a senior, but it may have been just the multiplied number of cards and blanks we had to fill out. . . We practically controlled the General Organization: Jimmy Smith was first associate, seventh semester, and Pat Bowers second associate. But eighth semester was the real triumph —when we elected Donna Pledger president, the fifth case of petticoat rule in the history of school! We went back an hour to Central Standard Time, from War Saving Time: and back a half-hour to the old school time; and there was an unprecedented epidemic of tardiness, until we got our systems and our alarm clocks readjusted. Even worse was when ihe bus and street car drivers went out on strike; some of us walked; some few were allowed to bring the family car: and some stayed home. We felt like leaving school when confronted with Hamlet” and a semester thesis, both in one semester, but somehow we not only stayed, but did both and lived. . . . Guy Woodliff and Harry Cook were our star orators, and went around winning contest, alter contest. As a final gesture to our public (admiring, we hoped), we gave the last act ol the Phillips Follies : Stage I oor. by FVrber and Kaufman, was our Senior Play, ns well as the last clipping pasted in our scrapbook. And a creditable production (we thought i it was. in spite of the agony of mind most of the seniors went through. But turning the last page, where we gleefully slapped down the last clipping— look! all those loose clippings we never could decide where to put . . . Defense”-then War and finally Victory Loan drives in which we always went way over the top . . . those seventh period tests made less agonizing by the melodic presence of the ROTC out one window, and the band out the other . . . HARRY GEORGE’S! . . . the football team, bounding gingerly over to East Park in their bare feet . . . Pat Bowers' tap-dancing . . . would-be cheer leaders dancing madly about at try-outs . . . those ever-lovin’ couples: Thea Burnett and Guy Woodliff; and Bottyc Joyce Smith and Emmett Wiginton ... not to mention the two famed Middlebrooks Kathryn and Christine . . . and the equally famed Alfred and Ralph Jaffe . . . and Thelma Ann Vaughan complaining loudly and bitterly that she had to go mad in every Dramatic Club play she was in! That just about finished up all our clippings loose or tied down ... A few may have slipped out of the book in four years’ time, but you remember them, and our days with the Phillips Follies. May your own scrapbook go on to greater things fro m this one! Dale Solomon Scrap Collector The MIRROR 42 Proxies of Coming Attractions The Management of the “World Theater” has arranged to present during this next twenty years, the eream-of-the-crop of super-colossal screen successes for your enjoyment. Beginning May 17, 1956: FEATURE ATTRA TION At last—after three months of solemn meditation and careful study of the film, censorship czar Bobby Barth has permitted the release of that torrid tidbit. “Forever Emerald the sultriest sizzler since the traffic light changed to green, starring that dramatic dream-girl straight from three Broadway hits. Lola Mae Jones, and featuring that zany gangster Clem Zbinden, whose first show drove Bob Hope and Danny Kaye to a joint suicide-pact atop the tower of Radio City. See glamorous Marguerite Kent, the “Powers’ Perfect Pinup modeling the feathery, frothy evening creations of Mile. Edna Earle Thompson. Wonder at the magic Marvels of Monroe Teague as he whisks out a mystic handkerchief to make Boulder Dam evaporate. Thrill to the elfin steps of ballerina Betty Mouat— newest soloist of Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo dancing to key-board queen Donna Pledger’s mellow classic Blue Swing. Hear the husky voice of Pat Bowers sighing in song. New starlets all were discovered by talent scout Roy Martin, so renowned for his preference for red-heads. Produced by Joe Evans. Esq. ,reigning king of Hollywood producers, and penned by scenarist Sam Stephenson (who was admittedly influenced by the French drama Cyrano,” an ancient work of a similar name popular way back in 1945), this spectacular extravaganza was filmed by Tommy Patton. NEWSREEL Complete films are Ix'ing shown of the inauguration of new UN head Fletcher Thorington. includingwthe address oi US Senator Charles Terry, and an analysis of its importance by Harry Cook, famed radio commentator and editorial writer for the New York SUN. Taking charge of the organizations’ entire secretarial bodv will be Maxine Keith, efficiency expert. Turbulent courtroom scenes direct from the capital show lawyer Jack Bridges staunchly defending the rights of all American boys against a hi if proposed by the AEA to force all high school students to take four years of math. In the medical world, medicos “Bo Miller and George Rudd are sharpening the scalpels- be patient. Mr. Stough. Eminent psychologist Sam Glenn, having pondered over the question many years, now offers conclusive proof that Hamlet was crazy! The Mad Scientist does it again. Bobby McElvain in his pent-house rustic laboratory reveals his discovery of a synthetic for black widow spider webs. Guy Woodliff. best high pressure salesman in the nation, sells, from the stock of Jimmy Smith Furniture Store number 581. a love seat to Miss Anders. Charles Hooper, oil company executive in South America, negotiates the contract for the largest amount of petroleum ever exported. La Verne Stringfellow, dare-devil test pilot, gives the new rocket (designed by Hoyt Harris) its trial flight. These ships are being manufactured by the dynamic industrialist. Charles Kilgore. SPORTS REEL Pictures by television of the 1956 Olympics featured for the first time a football struggle Ixtween gridiron stars of the entire universe. Grasping honors for the U. S. was the Elite Eleven” headed by All-Americans Charles Aycock. Ralph and Alfred Jaffee. and Joe-Joe Hawkins, with Emmett Wiginton, revered coach, spurring them onward. Copping honors in the tennis division was Robert Pattillo. The MIRROR 43 TRAVELOGUE “'Hie World and They That Dwell Therein is a geographical short showing the four corners of the earth, narrated by Albert Morn and Lawrence Sheffield, who. for the last five years, have lived the life of Riley atop freight cars from Rio to Reno. This educational epic gives camera shots of Monkey Sheaiey, riding the surf with the Navy in Hawaii, while Diane Gardner suns at Daytona Beach. In India, (since that’s where all Shieks belong) Albert Jacobs has his haren. From the nation’s Capitol come scenes of Sally Allen, newest deb to set Washington society all a-flutter. In Africa, one sees two adventuring missionaries. Faye Tynes and Betty Joyce Smith, converting the cannibals. The Army's newest secret weapon is on display. To encourage enlistment, Catherine and Christine Middlebrooks now drill the cadets at West Point. Virginia Brown, dietitian, presents the before and after of her ten day reducing course. Mary Emily Wiginton. chosen best dressed woman of the year by New York style experts, models selections from her extensive wardrol� e. Commentary' by designer Betty Sue Grady is added. First movie sketches of the Gilder Girls drawn by Katherine Gilder, who replaces Varga on Esquire's staff, have appeared. Adele Schooley, radio director, explains how. under the supervision of Carolyn Tynes, those speaking over her network will have that genuine Southern accent. Don't miss the big show—Admittance? Well, imagination, luck, a queer twist of Fate, with a surtax of a lot of work! ALSO SELECTED SIIOKT SUBJECTS Thelma Ann Vaughan Press Agent The MIRROR 44 V ariety A leading drama critic reports the closing May thirtieth of the Phillips Follies. The cast of this production have trod the boards together for an average of four years (some of the more thorough found a few extra rehearsals necessary), so is with regret they see the approach of the final performance. The Phillips Opera House will lx quite lonely without the following cast in their familiar roles: Alfred Jaffe mooning over his frequent trips to the blue-grass country; Florence Gothberg and Elizabeth Milton on all the girls’ athletic teams; Thelma Ann Vaughan with her frantic attempts to do fifty things at once; Joe Horsley breaking a bone during football seascn: Alieta Morrow starring in the campaign productions; Allen DeVan and his mighty low ; Monkey Shenley and her ever-present knitting bag; Dianne Gardner talking about Benny; Marie Morewitz and her constant giggle; Albert Horn's fanatic desire to argue; Anita Mobley finishing her lunch before the second bell; Dot Teal and Margaret Mathews followed by a steady stream of whistles; Derma Dale Kyle being elected to every office: Peggy Bethuno in her green Cadillac; Donald Spann and Hubert Norris taking pictures when their flash bulbs work right; Dora Jean Connor attired in a Woodlawn sweater. Seventh Avenue between Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth streets has seen many names in bright lights. but those of this cast have been particularly outstanding. Some may better bo remembered as the following: The Dimple Don May-hall The Face Marguerite Kent The Smile—Pat Bowers The Shape Charles Aycock The Hair-do -Joe-Joe Hawkins The Voice—Betty Sue Gray The theater world will watch with bated breath to see what young actors succeed these famous stars in their favorite parts in th most memorable production ever staged. Marilyn Lichtenstein Follies Reporter. The MIRROR Curtain Calls The graduating seniors of 1946, having concluded their Iasi act, now take their bows, and while autographing programs wish to endow future players with their various and sundry belongings and crafts. As each takes his Curtain Call, he selects a recipient in the audience, to wit: Bill Achor, Lola Mae Jones, and Frances Goldstein regretfully leave their ability to make “TV and their seats in the Honor Society to Henry Fell. Issabella Smith, and Betty Cohen, respectively. Bettye Joyce Smith and Edith Tanner bequeath their R.O.T.C. costumes to any ambitious belk s who have the spirit and strength to keep up with their companies. Marguerite Kent. Dorothy Teal, and Margaret Mathews leave their swell appearances and fool light persona litres to Betty Jar.e Tate, Fredda Hansen, and Ann Miller. Cathryn Freeman and Ingrid Lassen leave those ever-present first row smiles to Betty Ross Armstrong and Ann White. With best washes, Jim Smith passes on his executive ability as master of ceremonies to Birdie Tate. Charles Binion leaves!!! Well-thatched Don Mayhall carefully assigns a comb to Robert Collins with the condition that he use it every hour on the hour. Clinton McGhee leaves his skill on the dance floor to Billy Hale. John Miller regretfully leaves his charm with the ladies to Edgar Mulvaney. Dale Solomon leaves “Cookie's” parking space to Wee Willie” Watson’s convertible ilt converts you into a palsied wreck)! Margy Baughn bequeaths her inevitable wit to Bootsie Deaver as comedienne for succeeding casts. Roy Martin leaves to his brother Don his effective characterization of winning charm and personality. Carrol Hutto’s “lowing abilities go to Charles Lamar. Allen Devan and Hubert Norris cede their achievements in this field to George Bissell. Sally Allen leaves her many and multi-colored costumes to her sister. Mary Elizabeth. Clem Zbinden and Leo Creest leave their quick wit and humor to Alton Rikard and Boo McWhorter as future stooges and comedians. Joe Evans endows Wiley Clements with all of his poetic inspirations. Albert Jacobs leaves his hot clarinet to Bill Mathis. Pat Bowers leaves her place in the Band to anyone who can get along with Mr. Mayer. Hoyt Harris and Robert Patillo bestow their tennis talents on Tommy Chapman. Charles Fell respectfully bequeaths his browning ability and his top locker (which won't lock) his two dearest possessions to Buddy White. So, having disposed ol all personal and tangible properties stored backstage for lo, these many years, the stars and featured playrs of the Academy Award Production of 1946 take their last CURTAIN CALL. Charles Fell Stage Manager The MIRROR 46 The MIRROR 47 Crews AG LAI A Kathryn Gilder. President; Julia Evans, Vice President; Lois Lees, Secretary; Mary Nappi, Treasurer; Dora Jean Conner. Critic; Frances Mendenhall. Parliamentarian; Ann Montgomery, Club Reporter; Betty Boykin. Margaret Bryan. Maude Diseker. Gail Ellison, Roberta Evans, Margaret Gillespie, Frances Goldstein. Maralin Hallmark. Rowena Kidd. Margaret Kirk, Beverly Latimer, Nancy Lees. Jean Leslie. Betty Law McCutcheon. Anita Mobley. Sue Montgomery. Anne Moore. Carolyn Moore. Alieta Morrow, Eileen Newton. Katrina Pinkard. Mary Jo Rockett. Joy Boll Reid. Martha Jo Riddle. Natalie Strickland. Betty Stubbs. Virginia Thomas, Jean Tyson, Ann Wansley, Jo Anne Wasley, Marydean Westbrook. Anita Young. Priscilla Zander. ASTRALA Christine Middlebrooks, President; Barbara Watson, Vice President: Beth Ann McCar.v, Kathryn Middlebrooks. Secretaries; Edna Earle Thompson. Treasurer; Sarah Baldwin. Jean Bowen. Diane Bostic, Anne Brett, Virginia Brown, Thea Burnett. Clara Cox. Beulah Crabtree, Pat Cranford. Dorothy Elliott, Barbara Gardien, Jane Henry, Wanda Hunt, Patricia Hurlbert, Betty Jefferies, Dona Jean Lindsay. Neta McKnight. Connie Neville. Amelia Pyron, Dot Sellers. Doris Smith. Margaret Twining. Jean Weaver. Margaret Weaver. CLIO Betty Mouat, President; Beverly Benson, Vice President; Patsy Hawkins. Lucy Sims. Secretaries; Vonnie Smith. Treasurer; Peggy Anderson, Bettye Akins, Peggy Bethune, Betty Berman. Pat Curtis, Charlotte Clark, Betty Cohen. Diane Durham. Joan Hancock. Mavelan Jones, Mary Frances Harrison. Sue Harrel, Patsy Leigh. Frances McKay, Marie More-witz, Mary Joe Patton. Willine Paxton. Polly Phillips. Betty Pointer, Marjorie Sancer, Jean Smith, Nancy Shields. Carolyn Thomberry, Mary Dee Thomas. Pat Tyrrell. Margaret Wright. The MIRROR 48 The MIRROR 49 I) MItOSC'll Merrell Massey, President; Mildred Carpenter, Vice President; Norma Doughty. Martha Jones. Secretaries; Jackie Miller. Treasurer; Polly Griffin. Chaplain; Jean Tate. Parliamentarian: Marilynn Cooper. Publicity Chairman; Janie Sue Anders. Rose Bearden. Billie Brewer. Mary Cooper. Ann Davis. Frances Hurd. Edith Hurvich, Juanalda Jinnette, Rebecca Kresscs, Margaret Loden. Joyce Malkove, Mary Moore. Jane Park. Dorothy Powell, Marie Rainey, Meredith Ryan. Betty Robinson. Adelle Sperling, Elizabeth Strickland. Martha Tucker. Betty Walter. Lynn Wessinge.r. Emily Wright. GORGAS Ray Shubert, President: Bill Durant, Vice President: Jack Crouch, James Brown, Secretaries: Raleigh Gilbreath. Treasurer; Bill Watkins. Critic: Albert Morn, Parliamentarian; Harold Anthony. Jack Bridges, James Bryant. Jack Clay. Tommy Cole, Warren Crowe. James Devitt.. Melvin Drake, Carl Estes, Gordon Goodall. Adrian Hannon. Royce Hart. Charles Hooper. Elvin Kanter. Charles Kilgore. Ronald Kirkpatrick. Joe Lombardo, James Mann, Jimmy Mann. Thomas Noble. Gene Porter. George Rudd. L. B. Sheffield, Billy Waine, Billy Wilson. HILLIARD Guy Woodliff, President; Albert Wynn. Vice President: Carol Hutto, Secretary; Bud Amberson. Robert Andrews. Bobby Barth, Jimmy Bloom. Dick Bullock. Tommy Chapman. Bobby Dawson. Stanford Davidson. Johnny Faulk. Marshall Flournoy, George Freeman, Vann Goodner, John Haislip, Charles Hall. Hoyt Harris, Bobby Howard. Gene Hyche, Edward Kissel, Jimmy Kissel, Charles Lamar, Edward Landers. Joe Lobcrte. Robert Mann, John Miller, Bobby Montgomery, Hubert Norris. David Satterwhite. Boh Scott, Bobby Shill. Ricky Smith. Sam Stephenson. Thomas Stevens, Charles Tho-man. Bill Thomas. Joe Thomas. William Thompson. Bob Vance. Roy Watts. The MIRROR MNEMOSYNE AN Martha Kessler, President: Norma Jean Williams, Vice President: Eva AUgood, Corresponding Secretary; Jean Barnett. Recording Secretary; Mary Agnes Brooks. Treasurer: Anne Smith. Critic: Peggy Crowe. Parliamentarian: Betty Lee Biddle, Dorothy Comfort, Ann Cost. Clemmie Lou Dilworth, Virginia Edwards, Mary Ann Englebcrt. Janie Evans, Martha Haislip, Jean Jacks. Dorothy Jacobson. Martha Sue Johnson. Joan Kelley. Barbara McClain. Gail Monteabaro. Helen Neth-ery. Lacey Nethery, Margaret Ann O’Neill. Lady Jean Poarch. Jimmie Nell Real. Betty Sims. Ann Lee Trimble. Martha Ward, Linda Sue Wilder. PIERIAN Edith Tanner, President; Carolyn Tynes, Vice President; Wynne Brasfield. Marilyn Stringfellow. Secretaries; Jane Slaughter. Treasurer; Betty Clark. Critic; Anne Berry. Lucy Jane Brasfield. Peggy Collier. Margaret Cooper. Dorothy Davis, Anne Elliot. Genie Goodall. Betsy Gore , Fredda Hanson. Dorry Ann Hayes, Betty Louise Hightower, Brevard House. Lola Mae Jones, Grace Mouat, June Shaw, Connie Spurgeon. Ruth Stone. Betty Jean Taylor. Genevieve Toombs. PROMETHEAN Margy Baughn. President; Margaret Mathews. Vice President; Sally Allen. Dot Teal. Secretaries; Ingrid Lassen, Treasurer; “Baby’ Allen. Jo Ann Allen. Patsy Allen. Betty Ross Armstrong. Jo Ann Ault. Rose Ann Bonifay, Virginia Bowen, Sue Champion. Bootsy Deaver, Margaret Ann Draper. Margaret Enslen. Louise Floyd. Kathleen Fouche. Cathrine Freeman, Ann Gallagher. Clarice Graves. Barbara Hahn. Kathryn Hairston. Marie Henley, Marguerite Kent. June I awler. Feggy Lay. Lexa Magnus. Kathryn McAllister, Ann Miller. Nancy Perry, Polly Perry. Nan Rasberry, Anne Smith. Sarah Star-buck. Betty Jane Tate, Terry Thibodeau. Marian Vaughn. Anne White. Mary Emily Wiginton. Fay Woody. Kitty Yates. The MIRROR 53 THALIA Betty Joyce Smith, President; Margaret McLendon. Vico President; Leona Lasater, Edith Nicholson. Secretaries: Joy Carmichael. Verna Carmichael. Mary Dove Cantlcy. Boots Car-roll. Helen Chappell. Mae Cunningham, Doris Duke, Hazel Fairley, Betty Fix. Betty Frock. Clara Gause, Julia Gilmer, Sara Moss, Elizabeth Mullanc, Donna Pledger, Julia Powell, Jean Powell, Mary Jo Raines. Jane Riddell. Sally Rodgers, Betty Jane Rush, Adele Schooley, Bessie Sheperd, Sara Simmons. Elaine Smith. Murreal Smith. Ann Steele. Marion Steadman. Jean Sterling. Ann Vann. Sara Vaughn, Ann Wadeson, June Warren, Jerry Whit ton. Lorna Wiggins. Betty Jane Wood. ART CU B Nancy Rankin, President; Dean Foster. Bat tee Worthington Vice Presidents; Carol Lowry. Secretary: Marilyn Mendel. Treasurer; Glenn Creel, Critic: John Dunbar. Eva Hawkins. Joe Holcombe. Betty Schoolar. Barbara Tucker. Betty Bishop. Billy Boll, Christine Malone, Jean Farris. Joy Watson, Jerry Holcombe, Francis Neighbors, Jackie Robinson. June Salfba. USHERS Fletcher Thorington. Head Usher; Jim Smith. Associate: Joe-Joe Hawkins. Assistant; Clarence Fleck, Secretary; Robert Nesbitt. Treasurer: Bill Achor, Champ Champlin. Carey Chitwood. Bernard Clowdus, Jack Crouch. Wesley Day, Dan Griswold. Beaty Hanna, Charles Hooper, Alfred Jaffe, Ralph Jaffe, Preston Jones. Charles Kilgore. G. C. Lantrip, Robert Martin, John Miller, Elliott Moore, Robert PattiUo. Tommy Patton, Billy Phillips, Winston Phillips, Ralph Powell, George Rudd, Ray Shubert, Birdie Tate. Oliver Thomas. Adrian Tucker, Alfred Walker, James Watson. Emmett Wiginton. Clem Zbinden. The MIRROR 5-1 The MIR R Oft 55 1). O. CLUB Paul Knight. President; Mikie Daily. Vice President; Car-lcne Shurett. Secretary; Howard Stephens. Treasurer; Charles Vaughan. Social Chairman; Monterey Flummer. Program Chairman: Frances Adderhold, Ann Anderson, Ernest Arthur. Jean Box. Johnnie Burnett. Merle Cash. Myra Cash, Mildred Crawford, Conrad Cypress, Eernice Fiame, Don Garner, Jeanette Gilbreath. Doris Ginn. Earle Ginn. Donnie Holbrooks, Mable Heaton. Sara Jo Hinds. Paul Hobby, Katherine Hooks. Ann Jones. Joseph Kennedy. Eleanor Mason. Rita Loyd. Gene Minter. Jackie Lee Rogers, Betty Rowell. Emma Lou Saunders, Doris Shelton, Billy Sherril, Ini Simm. Dolly Smith, Harry Smith. Mary Frances Strong. Jimmy Thomas. E. R. Tolbert, Johnnie Walsh. Ed Whitley, Bettye W'orthington. Gene Langford. Elizabeth Downey, Ann Rauchenburg. Eugene Thompson. II I-V Don Mayhall. President; Champ Champlin. Vice President; Thomas Goolsby. Secretary: Gilbert Bout well, Jim Cant ley. Claude Cobb, Paul Cox, John De Carlo, Olln Dunn. HuIxTt Ellis. Larry Franks, Gene Garrett, Thomas Jefferson, Arthur Kicker. John Kicker. Jack King. Billy Kinnebrew', Hugh Lu-tjuire, Harvey Marshall, Gus Pelekis, Alton Rockett. Richurd Shamburger. Ernest Tomaras, Leonard Webb, Jimmy Webb. GIRLS’ LETTER CLUB Florence Gothberg. President; Frances Barton, V.ce President; Joy Johnson, Secretary: Carolyn Wilson. Ann Steele, Treasurers: Carolyn Addington. Betty Akins, Mary Alice Bag-well. Peggy Bates, Rose Bearden. Anne Berry. Peggy Bethune, Jean Black, Jean Breakficld, Marie Brookmole, Alice Broughton, Audrey Brcw'n. Margaret Callahan. Anita Calma, Betty Carlisle, Henrietta Carroll, Barbara Cawthorne. Valloree Caudle. Saradel Chantz. Mae Cunningham, Betty Curlee, Margaret Dailey. Clarette Dennis, Elizabeth Downey, Margaret Evans, Louise Floyd. Evelyn Fountain, Betty Frock. Norma Frock, Dianne Gardner, Dean Gavlor. Faye Guy. Norma Jean Harris, Martha Herrington. Betty Hinson. Norma Jean Holcomb, Mary Frankie Holt, Katherine Hooks, Claudia Hoscy, Geneva Hoscy. Edith Hurvich, Peggy Johnson. Kathryn Jones. Elsie Kampakis. Geraldine Kennedy. Sue Kirksev, Derma Dale Kyle, Beverley Latimer. Juanita Lee. Marilyn Lichtenstein, Rita Loyd, Margaret Mann. Melba McAfee. Notnm McCurdy, Elizabeth Mil-ton, Audrey Mitchell. Anita Mobley, Edna Jane Naff, Connie Neville. W'ilodean Palmore, Lit e Pamplin, Billie Marie Fayno, Marie Rainey, Ramona Rasberry, Jimmie Nell Real. Jeanette Roberson. Betty Robinson, Carolyn Robinson, Mary Jo Rockett, Sally Rodgers. Betty Rogers. Shirley Sams, Vivian Sanford, Sue Schult. Doris Shelton. Ann Smith, Jeanenne Stanley. Betty Stubbs. Elizabeth Swindle. Mavoline Sylvester. Ethel Tatum. Sue Terry, Elizabeth W'alker, Betty Walton. Betty Jean W'ansley, Barbara Watson. Dolores Watson. Ladelle W'at-terson. Doris Ann W'ells, Jerry Whitton, Jean Wiginton. Mariam Wilder, Betty Jean Williams. Juanita W’right. The MIRROR 57 SENIOR GIRL RESERVES Carolyn Wilson. President; Mickey Crochett, Vice President; Wynelle Merrell, Secretary; Jean Dutton. Treasurer; Margaret Adams. Betty Atkins. Mary Atkinson. Peggy Bates. Marie Brookmole, Anita Calma, Margurita Cicero. Sara Ann Compton. Doris Donsmore. Stella Densmore. Billie Doughty. Betty Jo Hayes. Martha Herrington. Susan Holmes. Mary Johnsey, Elsie Kampakis Jerry Lewis, Demple Lyle. Helen McFarland. Nell Merrell, Esther Owens. Jean Pesnell, Carolyn Shaw. Florence Stevens. Doris Shelton. Ethel Tatum. Doris Townes. Cleo Tsimpides. Mary Ruth Wall. Betty Jean Williams. JUNIOR GIRL KESKVKS Dena Leontis. President; Geneva Hosey. Vice President; Sadie Levio, Secretary; Catherine Jones. Treasurer; Thelma Epperson. Lay Member; Lorraine Ballot. Virginia Bird. Joyce Blaich. Margaret Callahan, Barbara Cawthorne, Anna Law Chapman. Martha Cobh, Mary Ann Corona. Betty Jean Denton. Jo Ellen Freeman. Vera Jean Glenn. Evangeline Grammas. Gloria Anne Gray. Elizabeth Hayes. Janice Henry. Mildred Lawrence, Darla Doan Lovett. Donna Lundquesl, Martha Grace Marsh. Mary Meade McDowell. Bertie Myers. Clara Nunnelly. Mary Ruth Owens. Carolyn Pounds, Billy Priest. Odette Ramsay. Shirley Sams. Betty Ann Shaffield. Sylvia Stock. Bobbie Joe Taylor, Ruth Thomason. Joy Tubbs. LIBRARY C LUB _ Sarah Thornton, President; Elizabeth Walker, Vice President; Marinelle Stone, Treasurer; Neil Ferguson, Parliamentarian; Nona Berry. Secretary; Ruby Alice Arendale, Henry Darnelle. Mildred Davis, Harrell Henson, Luherman Treece, Jimmy Webb. The MIRROR 5‘J XKW( OM KRS Billy Joyce Branch. President; Peter McWilliams. Vice President; Sarah King. Secretary; Ann Moss. Program Chairman; Sara Shnddix. Treasurer; Henry Ariail. Dixie Brown. Fred Cooper, John Ebaugh, Bobby Garst. Jack Godwin. Tommie Jo House. Joe Krummond. Eleanor Mason. Mamie Puckett. Betty Smith. Melba Walker, Patsy Walker. WRITERS WORKSHOP Dale Solomon, President; Thelma Burton. Vice President; Alice Anne Rose, Secretary; Barbara Wayne. Treasurer; Wallace Chappell. Doris Gotlieb, Janet Gravlee, Jimmy Levenson, Marilyn Lichtenstein. June Paitillo. Winifred Thomas. Thelma Ann Vaughan. SCIENCE CLUB Robert Herring. President; Doris Evelyn Mize. Vice President; Jane Theede, Secretary; Paul Sikes, Treasurer: Henry Ariail, Charles Armstrong. Thomas Arrington, Bill Aus-man. Bill Beatty. Henry Copeland. Robert Copeland. Billy Fenn. Jean Harless, A. D. Harris, Harry Hendon. Boh McEl-vain. Tom Reeves. Mark Reid, Joyce Sanderson, Tom Worthington. The MIRROR 61 CURRY Clinton McGhee. President; Rod Hughes. Vice President; Frank Brandon, Ben Bruno. Secretaries: Hollis Boston. Treasurer: Charles Boyd. Walter Brooks. Allen Clark. Harry Cook. Jimmy Crowe. Joe Horsley, Arthur Jordan. Preston Jones, Jimmy Johnston. James Licari. Billy Lovell. David Logan. Don Mize. David Parrish. Lewis Perry. Hilliary Phillips. William Powell. Bob Reynolds. Don Sassaman, Don Secord. Monroe Teague. Nelson Thomas. Bob Vann. Weldon Walker, Rudolf ? Warth. OWEN Ralph Powell. President; Beaty Hanna. Vice President; Charles Terry. Ivy Jackson. Secretaries; Winston Phillips. Treasurer; Robert Collins. Critic; Charles Binion, George Bis-sell. Tommy Burns, John Early, Lester Ergle. Sammy Fede, Charles Fell. Henry Fell. Billy Hale. Ed Henly. Billy Hull. Albert Jacobs, G. C. Lantrip, Bill Mathis. Tommy Peterson. Ward Wright. VESTALIA Faye Tynes, President: Anne Barnett, Vice President; Venette Cox. Joyce Myers. Secretaries: Virginia Popwell, Treasurer; Jane Barnett, Critic; Issabella Smith, Publicity Chairman; Ann Arnett. Frances Barton. Freda Bond, Mary Frances Carnes, Mary Carpenter. Virginia Cooper, Virginia Daniels, Evelyn Elliot. Diane Gardner, Betty Sue Gray. Betty Jean Hamilton, Jacqueline Jacks, Jean James. Nancy Johnson. Foggy Johnson, Doris Knight. June Ledyard, Betty Lou McWhorter. Ann Mooty, Jane Moorman. Elizabeth Norris. Sara Robinson, Martha Jane Saunders, Martha Joyce Shealey. Ruth Shugarman, Betty Ruth Smith. Jean Stanley, Helen Tindall, Dot Vines, Forrestine Waldrop, Anne Ruth Wilson. The MIRROR 63 YANCEY Robert Pattillo, President: Dan Griswold. Vice President; Billy l ifts, James Yarbrough, Secretaries; John Carmichael, Treasurer; Billy Scale, Critic: Bill Achor, Charles Blalock, Joe Brooks, Jack Burney. Edward Calloway, Eiskine Carmichael, Thomas Colman. John Cook. Billy Cooper, Billy Cornelius. Bob Cothran. Perry Covington, Claude Cowan, Billy Cullen. Jesse Duke, Leon Edwards. Bill Ezell, Quintus Fuller, Billy Hanlin, Basil Harris. Bob Kimsey, Shirley Long, John Lovin. Allen Lowman, Robert Martin, Robert Nesbitt. Lee Noel. Jimmy Popwell. Harold Rittenberg, Ro!x rt Rives, Frank Slier. Thomas Smith. Bill Stackhouse, Bill Strange, Richard Thomas. Joe Travis, Adrian Tucker. Bill Tucker. Richard Tyler. Edgar Watts. Edward Whaley, Manly Yielding. PEN AND BRUSH CLUB Tommy Peterson. President; Frank Sher. Vice President; Marie Morewitz, Secretary;; Edna Earle Thompson. Critic; Wallace Clyde, Ed Holtam. Bob Cothran. Richard Shambur-ger. Allan Tate. Margaret Ann Cooper, Kathryn Gilder, Ann Cost. Carol Lowry. Don McNabb. John Hutchinson. SPORTS Alfred Walker, President; Bill Branch. Vice President; Herbert Mailer. Secretary; Billy Abel, Peter Banks. Raymond Box, Frank Brocato. Robert Butsch, Bill Conway, Wesley Day. Dan Dothard, Phil Drash, Guy Epperson, Fat Ferlise, Clarence Fleck. Joe-Joe Hawkins. Alfred Jaffee, Walter Jones. Robert Karasek, Bob Keiran, Bobby Maze. Harold McBribe, Harvey Monroe. Robert Parker. Bill Phillips, Robert Riddlehover. Buddy Rousseau. Birdie Tate, Fletcher Thorington, Emmet Wigin-ton, Alan Worthington. The MIRROR TALENT SCOUT SELECTIONS The MIRROR The MIRROR 66 The Grand Finale This is it! This is the ultimate conclusion for which we have rehearsed for uncounted nights and days. This is the biggest production in which we have ever starred. Let us hope that it will not be the last. The stage behind us appears flooded with light. Those before us fade into obscurity. The challenge of life sounds forth from the darkness. The test of learning beckons us- whether we can make knowledge work for us by turning it into wisdom or just let it leak out, stagnant, as it entered. Many ways are there that invite us. Many are hazardous and perilous. A few are steep and hard to climb. Others are obstYucted by obstacles. .Some require a physical endeavor; others, a mental struggle. Some are easier than others, but all are difficult, for this is life. It makes no great difference whether we choose the high road or the low road, but when we have selected our field of exploration something we really like and sincerely want to follow let us move forward determined to succeed. During this long fight for success we must at all times maintain our faith. Self-confidence is essential to our well-standing in the world of today or tomorrow or any day. We must try to do our best at all times and every succeeding time try to do a bit better. If we feel prone to doubt that we can readily fill the roles of certain leading actors of today, perhaps it would be boasting to employ as our own personal motto. “Who can do better than I? The character of friendship is bound by all the laws of nature to play a leading role in our life. The perpetual quality of friendship we must acquire if we wish to star in a leading part. Then. too. we might use this bit of philosophy-one should go one-half the way all the time and all the way cne-half the time if he can have loving and mutual friendship all the time. As the days of progress pass by and grow into weeks and months and years, we shall then become the leading actors of the stage. We shall be judged as most men are judged by our past. Title roles will be awarded to those esteemed in virtue. To get this respect from others, we must deserve it. and if we deserve it. we’ll get it. Rehearsals” will be long and tedicus, but we shall attain the goal and find success in quantity and quality undreamed of before. We shall star in i erformances witnessed by millions. Hut now at the present, preparations are being begun for the next production, even as the curtain cones down on the closing scene of our largest show in history. Marry Cook Drama Critic PRYOR OPTICAL DISPENSARY The MIRROR 67 EXCLUSIVE OPTICIANS OCULISTS' PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED Frames Repaired and Broken Lenses Duplicated Without Prescription. Ground Floor Watts Bldg. 2006 3rd Am ., X. 4-2105 CONGRATULATIONS JEWELRY FOR THE JUNIOR SET BEST WISHES You teen-agers will go for our charms, pins and rings in a big way. Come in and Pay us a visit. 0 0 LOUIS W. PERRY BIRMINGHAM Three Twenty N. 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