Phillips High School - Mirror Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1947 volume:

a.f.ie s PHILLIPS HIGH SCHOOL IT Dili HAPPEN HERE r am a in Cl.I JANUARY, 1947 MAY, 1947 Birmingham, Alabama I Because for the last four years a large part of oar lives has been spent within its walls, because here we have made friendships that will last throughout our lives, and learned that priceless lesson of working not for self, but for and with our fellows, because no other school can rver mean quite the same things to ns. we. the Seniors of K) fj dedicate this . Innual to our Alma Mater: PHILLIPS 11 I (i 11 SCHOOL ACT ONE Pacem Creemus (Senior cut).......................Francks Neighbors Dedication Play Bill............................................Carol Lowry Dramatis Personae Our Feature Players Other Members of the Cast Seeing Stars.................................Senior Who’s Who .. . n . j Julia Ann Gilmer Life with Bother................................. D ' ( Willene Paxton Curtain Call.....................................Margaret Enslen _ .... j Jean Pesnell Press Notices........................................ . | Jimmy Bragak Call Board . . . . •.............................Oliver Thomas Symbols..............................................Carol Lowry Curtain Going Down...................................Arnold Roth The End..........................................Margaret Enslen White Cloud Sleeping (Senior Poem)........................Larry Franks World Peace................................................Ed Holtam ACT TWO Cast of Characters Our Stars Other Players A World of Opportunity Ricarhd Sh am burger Who’s Who in the Theater The Shape of Things to Come Ann Fleming Ship A’hoy! 1947 Program Notes The Night (Class Poem) .... . . . Richard Tyler A Phillipian Saga Finis Phillifis (Club Section) It's Up To Us Production Staff . Barbara Tucker Scenes from Current Hits Margaret Enslen Ads . . . Tommy Petersen Cartoons . . Wallace Clyde Finis . . Kathleen Fouche OUR FEATURE PLAYERS JANUARY, 1497 Colors: Blue and Silver President Vice President . Secretory Orator Poet . Artist Pianist Violinist Vocalist . Art Committee: Martha IIaisi.ip, Chairman Martha Holladay Sumpter Smith Joyce Sanderson Dean Foster Miss Comer, Sponsor Annual Committee: Wii.lene Paxton. Chairman Julia Ann Gilmer Oliver Thomas Jean Pesnkll Motto: Pacem Creemus (Let lTs Create Peace) Arnold Roth Miss Moss, Sponsor Im itation Committed: Ann Cost, Chan man Boh Vann Mildred Carpenter Berk Meadow's Miss IIufk, Sponsor Motto Committee: Issarkli.a Smith, Chairman Martha Sue Johnson Alfred NValkf.r . JlMMY BRACAN Ann Smith Marilynn Coopfh . . Larry Franks Frances Neighbors Mary Ann Enclf.bf.rt . Frances Norton . . John Bonduris P lower: White Camelia Jack Enw viids Lh.i.ie Husta Ann Lee Thimble Miss Sens, Sjwrwor liing Committee: Billy Phillips, Chairman Ricky Smith Kathryn Jones Jerry Banks Robert Parker Mrs. Bartlett, Sponsor DUR FEATURE PLATERS I ?� « ■ � I 4 f 1 1 ' { t« 1 v 6 « 0 _ IV - First How (left to right): Jimmy Bragan Ann Smith Marilyns Cooper Alfred Walker Second How: Larry Franks Frances Neighbors Mary Ann Enclebert Frances Norton John Bonduris Billy Abel, Burr Smuts Club S. K. Secretary '4 . Council Mendier Hi; R.O.T.C. Corporal II. SiTucanl 15. Captain lb; Mnnlml tl-'-IS; Football ‘44-15. letter 44. Track 46. Margaret Annk Adams Y-Tecn '44- 47. Vice President '40; Dramatic Club '43-‘40; Speech Chou -M- lfi; S. It. Secretary 44, Mirror Agent 45: Ill-ton- Cl«« Secretary 44. English Class Secretary 45; Speech Cluss President '46; Marshal 43- 45. Margaret Ann Anderson, Peggy May Ouern '46; Clio '44- 47. Club Who Wlio -14. 45, 48; Dramatic Club 45. Senior Play Student Director 46; S H. President '44. Secretary '43. Vice President 4ft, Speech Choir '44-15. Speech Class President '44. History Class Vice President 46. Marshal '44. Bruce Charles Andrews Joi.ine Ruth Bakeii, Jo S. H. Stamp Salesman '44. Marshal 44; Orchestra 45. Gerald Knox Banks, Peter S. It. Secretary 45; English Class President 15; Football Manager '42-13; Football '43- 45. Baseball 45. Burn J N Barnett Vestalia 43- 46. Fresident '47. S. R. Stamp Salesman '44. Chaplain -45-'46. Council Member '47; Marshal 43; Band '43-17; Orchestra '44-'47. M hjorii; Francks Barton National Honor Society ‘46; C. L. C. '4 I-'47. Vice Presi lent 46; Vestalia 13- 47, Secretary 45; R.O.T.C. S|K..i .or 46; S. R. Council Member 'll. English Class pn-si [lent 46; Soccer '43� 44, Basketball '43-‘44. Captain 4-1 Volleyball '43-'45. All-Star Team '44; Soltball 43-44 Manager 4 1. Mirror Typist '46. Jack Biddle James Pierce Bloom, Jimmy Hilliard -44-'46, Program Committee '45; S. R. Vice President '44. President 45; R.O.T.C. '44- 46. SENIORS Frances Fredonia Bond, Freda Vent alia ‘43 48; S. R. President '44. Secretary '44. Vicr President 45, Mirror Agent 45, Council Member 40, Stump Saloman 45; Home Economic Clnu Pmidflit 45; Clothing Clsu Vice President 45. 40; Manh.il 43. 46; Mirror Typist 40; Club Stunt 40. John Demetri BoNmmis Choir 45-'4fl; Senior Class Vncalnt 40. Juanita Diank Bostick, Butch Publicity and Publication Committer 45. Astruen 44- 47. Treasurer 40, Stunt 40, Club Who' Who 40; Dramatic Club 43 44; S. H. Stamp Salesman 43. ‘45. 40. Secretory 44. Charles Edward Boyi , Red Curry '43- 46, Third Member Standing Committee 44. 45, Treasurer 46. Social Committee 44, 46; Phillip Night 43. 46. James Alton Bhacan, Jimmy Senior Cla t Vice Prendrnt 46; S R. Stamp Salesman 45, Englhh Clan President 44; Mirror Hoard 44; Baiket-bail 46; Buicball 44- 46; East-Wf t Hu cb«ll Came 14- 46, Captain East 40. William Charles Brake, Bill Don Braswell, Brawic tioigai 44- 43: Boy Glee Club -l5-,40, Buxine Manager 45- 4fl; Photography Club 45-'4B; S. R. President 44. Council Member '44. Vice Prwirlrnt 43. Elizabeth Anna Browning, Betty Ann Euphrmynean 43-'4fl. Vice Preddrnt 40; S. R. Stamp Sntexman 43 44. Council Memlier 42; Hbrtni? f.tau President 44; Marshal 10; Chair 44 40. Johnnie Rak Burnett, Jm. D. O. Club 46; S. R. Mirror Agent 44. Secretan 43; Clothing Exhibit 40; Scholastic Exhibit 43; Radio Plav 45. SENIORS Mildhed Marik Carpenter Senior CI,to Invitation Committee '46; Dramatic Club 14. Dainrosch 43, Chaplain 44. Sectrtwy '4.r� , Vice Prnridcnt '46; S. K. Mirmr Agent ’43. Council Member 44, '46, Secretory 44, Pmidint ’45. Vice Pmidntl '45. Miniard Thomas Cauim-S, Bn Bo Dine Diamond Society '44- 46, Captain '4G-’47; Library Club '46. Publicity Chairman 16. S. K. Council Member '45- 47; English CIim President '44. Civic Clow President '43; History (Macs President '46; K.O.T.C. Sergeant '48, Staff Sergennt '45. Tech Sergeant '46. Lieutenant Colonel 40. Carey Jones Chitwood, Chicken General Organization President '46; Senior Boy Most Likely to Sintml 47. Honor Society '46. Owen 14-'15; Sports Club 45 47; LMwn '45-'47; Glee Club ’44- 45; Ctioir '44-'45; S. It. Vice President 43. Set retoiy 14. Biology Gloss Secretory 15: F.nglidi Class President '44-'45. � • President 13. Since Crew '45- 47; HiuuL.'43-'45; HnskellHill 44 46; Football '44-’4G; Track '44. Margarita Ciimo, liita Girl Reserve 43- 46, Viee Pltwidrnt It. Sergeant-ul-Arms 45, Parliamentarian '45; Dramatic Club 43-’43; Marshal '45-46. ICi.KANtm Anne Cole Personality Club 46; S. It. Prcddcut '46. Mirmr Agcut '46. Marilynn Wayni-: Cooper, Cookie Senior Class Orator 47; Senior Girl Mo t Likely to Succeed '47; Scliolnndnji Conuiuttee '45. Auditorium Committee '46; Publicity And Publication Committee '46; Election Conuiuttee '46; Dumrmeh '44-'46, Publicity Cluur -m.in 45- 46; Debate Club '46, Fmidiitt 46; Dramatic Club ’43-'46, Treasurer '45, Program Chairman '46; Si� cecb Choir '44-’46, President '46; Mirmr Board '45- 411, Annual Hoard '45- 46. Business Editor '46-’47, Editor-iu-Cbief '46; English Class President 43; Vice President Freshman Girls Club 43; -S. R Mirror Agent 16. Chap-bun 43; Economic Class President '46. .Sophomore Munir '43; Girls' Oratorical Final 45, Second Place ' 18; Marshul '43- 45; State Delude Knuds '46; Freshman Day Program '46; Senior Class Day ‘46; Campaign Manager '46, Victory Corps '43. Ann Maynom Covr. Cnstic M net nosynron 44-’16; Pen A Briuh '46, S. R. Minor Agent '43. Secretary 44, Stnmp Salesman '44. Vue Pn-si-dent ‘45, Secretary '46; Marshal '44. '45. Vennktte Cox Vestalia 43-'47, Recoidmg Secretary 45-’46j S. R I resident '15, Secretary '46; Harmony Class Vice President 43; Economics (.las President 16. A. M. Crkrst. Leo Wittiest Senior Roy 47; Photography Club 43-'46, I’reas-urer '45-'16; lli-i 46; S. H.‘Mirror Agent '13. Stamp Salesman 46. Rid Cross Representative '45; Marshal '4-1; Campaign Speaker '45. '46. Clteerleadrr '16. Bessie June Crenshaw, Bessie Personality Club '46; S R. Couucil Member 42. Stamp Suleiman '42. '44. 45; Junior Red Cross '42-'4H. Vice President 44. SENIORS BoHBIK JkaM Ct'MMINCS, B. J. Enjibro� ynpi� n 44-’46; Personality Club -15; S. B. Secretary 43; Secrrtnry CUithiuK Claw '4B; National Poetry Anthology '46. Conrad Su.moni) Cypress, Chief Alabama lli� tnr ' Clilh 'Ifi; I). ( . Club 46. I'rnidmt IR; Library Club '16, S. K. President '44, Council Mmull -t 'll. '45. Mirror Aucnt ‘48. Stamp Snlr«innn '46; 11.0.T.G. Corporal '43, SerKraiit. Stall Sergeant 4 I. Master SrwMil 45. Frances Marie Davison, Brisco CirU' Clrr Club ‘44; Clmir '45; Junior Red Crow ’44-'45. Jack DeMkdicis Sport Club 46;-S. R. President ’44. Banker 13; Football '45. ' 16; Track ’46; H.wkrtbull '46. Mary Diamavtakos, Mary Lou Hivlory Clavs Prejiidrnl '14; S. H. Stump Agent '43; Mar- hul '44-’45. Joy Doutiiit, Jay Dee N'.itiiinu) Honor Society '46; S. R. Council Member ’46. Stamp SalrMiian 16; Personality Club '46; Glee Club '4 I-'45, Choir '45-'47; Trial hu Ju,v 46. William Young Elliott, Jit., Billy Pbotnitrnpliy Club '46; S. B. Vice President '44. Tennis 46. Mary Ann Enclebeht, Inkey Senior Clou Puuiut '47. Scholarship Committee '46; Senior Play Muke-un Committee ‘46; Dramatic Club '43-'46. Murmiwyncun ' l3-'47, Treasurer '45; S. R Council Member '41. '45, Secretary '15; Marshal '44; Second Place Poetry Content '41; Mid-Year One Act Senior Play '47. William Holt Fenn Science Club '43-'4fl. Trra utrr 44. Secretary 45. Vice Prevalent '43. (.’no Dean Foster, Chine. S.-nim Claw Arl Committer '47; Art Club ’45, Pmudent '45. 16. Vice President '46. S. It Purulent '43. Secretary '44. Hanker '42. Stamp Salesman '12. '44. '45. SENIORS Frances Evelyn Fountain, Eve Euphrotvnran '43-47, Publicity Agent '45. Secretary 4t� ; C. L. C. ‘44-’47; Bookstore ’44-'47; Soccer 43-'45, letter '44. '45; Majorette '43-'47, Head Majorette '4fl-'47; Band Concert 43-47. John Larry Franks Senior Class Poet '47; Hi-Y '45-'46; Alabama History Club '46; S. R. Stomp Salesman '44-'45. Blinker '43, Red Cm Representative 44; F.ogli� h Class Vice President '44; Marshal ' 13; Truck Mnnniter '44. ‘45. Fnotlsall Manager 44. Georgia Ann Fowler VesUlfa 40; Freshman Club '42; S. U. Council Member '46 Alice Jeanette Gilbreath D. O. Club 45- 46; S. R. Council Member '40. Julia Ann Gilmer, Julie National Honor Society '46-'47; Senior Class Annual Committee '47; Chairman Publicity and Publication Committee '47; Law and Order Committee 47. Thalia '44-'47, Secretary '47; Cirls' Glee Club '47, Publicity Chairman 17; S. R. President '43. Council Member '44; Marshal ’44-'47; Head Marshal '17; Club Stunts '47; Minor Typist '47; Annual Typist '47. Earle Ginn D. O. Club ’45-’4B. Sybil Doris Ginn D. O. Club '45-'4fl; Glee Club '44- 45; S. R. President '46; Marshal '43-'45. Max Greer, Food Store Hi-Y 46. Barhara Jane Hahn, B. J. Rig Seven Dance Committee '46; National Honor Society '46; Promethean '44- 46; Dramatic Chib '43-’4B; Speech Chou '46; S. R. Secretary '46. Vice President '44, Council Member 45, Stamp Salesman '43; Senior Play '46. Martha Frances Maislip Chairman Senior Class Art Committee '46; Mnemosyncun 43-’4fl. Corresponding Secretary '45; American History’ Club 46; S. R Secretary 42. Vice President '43, Stamp Salesman 45; English Class President 44, '45. SENIORS Frank William Harris, Frankie S. H. Council Member ‘43; Marshal ‘43. Richard Lee Harris, Spook Veterans Chib '46; Disc and Diamond '45. Mary Louise Harrison, Blondic Dramatic Club '43-’44; Personality Club '45; S. R. Council Member '46; Marshal '46; Office Assistant '46. Betty Jo Hayes, B. J. Freshman Girls Club President '43; Girl Reserves '44- 47. Secretary President '45; S. R. Vice President '43, ’45; President '44, Secretary '46; Clothing Class Secretary '45; Social Relations Class President '44; Biology Class Secretary 44; Defense Stamp Assistant in Bank '44-'45; Marshal ’44. John Douclas Holcomb, Johnny Army Air Corps '43-’46; Veterans’ Club 46. Martha Holladay Euphrnsyncan ‘44-'46, Treasurer '45. Secretary '46; Dramatic Club '45; S. It. Council Member '46; Mirror Typist '46. William Woods Holmes, Bill S. R. Mirror Agent '46; Football 41-'42; Track 45. Dorothy Jean Holston National Honor Society '40, Social Committee '46; Chilis Committee '46; EuphrosyncHn ’44-'46, Vice President ‘45; Penonnlity Club '46; Glee Club '43-44; S. R. Council Member '46; History Class Secretary '46; Choir '44-'46; Trial by Jura '46; Choir Letter '46; Club Stunts '45; Victory Corps 44. Betty Jean Houston. Tad Kuphrosynean '44-'46, Secretary '45. Social Committee '44; Personality Club '46; Girls' Glee Club '43 '44. Librarian '44; S. R. Secretary '43; English Class Secretary ‘43; Choir '44-'46, Choir Letter '16; Trial by lury '46. Roderick Theodore Hughes, Rod Election Committee '46. Clubs Committee '45-'46; Big Seven Dance Committee Chairman '46; Scholarship Committee ’46; Ushers '46; Curry 45-'47, Secretary '45. Vice President '46, President '46; Dramatic Club 45-'46; S. R. Mirror Agent '44-'45. Stamp Salesman '43. Council Member 44; History Class President 44; Speech Chut Vice President '45. Prrsidcnl '46; Senior Plays '46; Boy ' Onitohrals '45. Chairman '46; Speech Choir '44; Marshal '45- SENIORS Frances Edna I Iurd, Fran Damrowli '4-V4fl, Publicity Chairman '•1(1; Prwnudr Chib '43; S. K. Council Mrmncr ’43. Red Cum Representative '45; Marshal '45. Martha Sue Johnson, Susie Senior (!liin MnUn Committee '47; National llr-nnr Society ‘48; Senior Hay Make-up Committee ‘46; Mnrmmy neon 44-'47; Dramatic Club 43-'l6; S. It. Secretary '48; Marshal '45-’4B; Speech Choir ‘44. Kathryn Jones, Killy Senior UliUt Hiiik Committee '40} C. 1.. C. '45- Iti, Ihmk-ttnrr '48; Damrmch ‘48; S. H President ‘40. Mirroi Agent 4 1; Cheerleader '4.V48; Mirror TVpi«t '46; Cym Captain 45; Solthall '44; Basketball '44-45; Soever ’44-'45; Vnl-lovhnll '44. Preston Moran Jones AuUilormm Committer '46; Orientation Committee ’40; Kvtaneet Committee '45; Ushers '45-'47, Assistant Head Ushet '46; Curry ‘44- 40. Corresponding Secretary '45. Third Member Standing Committee '48. Vice President '40; S. R. Vice Presidrnl 40; Secretary '44. Stamp Salesman ‘44. 46. Council Member '45; Senior Play ’48; Baseball '45. Eleanor Keeton, Sparks S. R. Council Member '44. Vice President It; English Class President '45, History Claes Secretary 45; Minor Typist ‘48; Aumial Typist '48. Joseph B. Kennedy. Lucky Orientation Committee '40; Newcomers Club '43-‘44, Vic? President '43. Ti on surer '44; D. O. Club 44--I0, Vice President '45. Parliamentarian '48; Associate Member Library Club '46; Disc Diamond Society '48: S, R. Vice President '44. Stamp Sidesman '45; English Cla-i President '45; Marsluil ’43-’44; Rare Stamp Exhibit ‘44; Club. I)i tri«i. State Oratorical Winner. National Rifle Club 15. R.O.T.C '43- 46. Cadet Corporal '43. Sergeant '44. Stall Sergeant '45. Second Lieutenant '46. Trick Drill Team 44-'15. Maik arki Kiiik, Hloiulic Natnmal Honor Society '18. Aglaia 44- 10, Treasurer 45, President '40; S It PimUcill III. Clothing Class PrcM-dent '46; HI«lot? Class Sss rel.it ‘4 l-'45; Girl OriitmaaN 10; PiH-ity Finals -|0; Marshal 45. Jimmie Sue Kirk sky, Su.uV Orientation Committee ‘46; Euphrosynean ’45-'40; C. I.. O. 44-' t8, Bookstore 44- 4ft; S. R. Secretary 15. Couucil Membei '43; Selmol Letter '41. State L« tter '45; Soceer 13- 46; B.isketball '43-16; Volleyball '44-46; Softball '41-15. Doris Kniojit, Dos VcMalin 15; S. R. Mirror gent 14, Stamp Salesman II; English Class Secretary 15. Jean Leslie Auluiu 44-’l6. Club Stunt ’45, ‘46; S. R. Minor Agent '43, Stamp SnlesiiiNii 43. Secretary ‘45; Orchestra ‘43- 44. SENI0RS James In win Lev kn j on, Jimmy Chairman War Memorial Committer ‘-16: Most Studious Senior Bov '47; Dramatic Cluh '43; Writer Workshop '4.V46; Boss' C.lee Club 15-16. Mimtrrl 45«‘40; S. B Council Member '46; Nntlunnl Poetry Antlmlottv '46. Hoiikht Fheo Lewis, Hob Dramatic Club '44-'46; Speech Choir 44-'4fl. N It. Banker '43. Stamp Salesman ’44. Council Mcmlier 44; Speech Clan Sccietary ’4Sj Basketball 44- 45. Donna Jean Lindsay I ramntic Club '43 ’I4; Astraca '45-M8; Club Stunts '45-'40; Club’ Who « Who '46; Speech Choir !4- 45; Minor Typist 16; Marshal '44. Shirley Lonc, Whir ley Yancey '45-’47. Social Committee '46; S. R. Mirror Atfrnt '44; Tennic Team '46. Eocene Love Vetrrnn ’ Club 46. Hit a Inez Loyd, Punk Euphrmyneaii '44- 43; C. I.. C. 43; I). O. Club '45-'10; M{U )inI '43: Softball 44- 45. Basketball 44-’45. Soccer 44- 45; Volleyball ’44-45, School I.etter '43-’40, State Letter 44-’40; Club Stunts '45; Mirror Typist 40. James Wit.iiam Mann, Corky Cnruas 44-'45; Sports Club ‘46. S. R. Vice Prrsiilent ’ll. Stamp Salesman '44 President 43; HUlu'y Class l‘re«ul«-nt •15; Basketball '45; Truck 46; Football 45-'4«. Tiii:rkka Mae Maiuno, Tree Euphrmynean 45; S. R. Ranker '43. Stamp Salesman '46. Red Com Hcprrsentalive ‘45. Ei.eanoii Doris Mason, liahy Junior Red Cross '40; Newcomen '44-’45; D. O. '45-’46; S. R. President '45. Council Mcmlier 44. V ice President •10. Stamp Salesman 14. KonKiti S. Maze, Hobby S It President 12-'46. Vice Pmident '43. Mirror Ajr -nt '43. Stamp Salesman 15. Council Member 44. Football 4l-'4.3; sports Club '15. Government Class President 46; Economies Class Vice President 46 SENIORS Douglas Randolph McDowell, Mar Dim and Diamond Society '44-’46. Lt. H” '46; H.O.T.C., Sergeant 45, Master S«Rc.inl '46. Lieutenant Colonel '46. Rifle Tram '46. Bkih. Joyce Meadows, Hahy Senior Class limitation Committee '46; Huplirosynnin '44-'Ifl, president '46. Sivci.il Committee ’4fl; Personality Club '46; S. II. Secretary ’43-'46. Mirror Agent '45. Stamp Salesman '44-’45; Glee Club ’44. Secretary '44; Choir ’44-’47; Victory- Corps '44; Club Stunts ’46; Trial by Jury” '46. Nhi i. Mlrrlll, I'henic Sou l.irl Reserves 43-'4B. Secretary '44. Vice President '45; S. H. President '45. Vice President '43. Vice President ’44, Secretary '46. Mirror Agent '44; Clothing Class President '44; Mnnhnl '44-'45; May Day Princess '46. Donis Jacqueline Miller, Jackie Dammgch Club '42-'46. Chaplain '45, Treasurer ‘46, President '46; Band ‘42-‘46. Virginia Ann Montgomery Prettiest Senior Girl '47; Aglaia '43-'46. Reporter 45, Club Stunt Committee '45, Social Committee '45; Girt Club ‘42-'43, Vice President '43, Choir '44; S. R. Mirror Agent '42- 45, Secretary 43; Vocal Class President '42; Infirmary Marshal '45; Photography Club Mivdel '44. Willie Lou Moore, Billie Frances Virginia Neighbors National Honor Society '46. Vice President '46; Senior Class Artist '47; Auditorium Committee '46; Art Club '46; Library Club '43-'45. -Secretary '43; English Class Secretary ‘45; S. R. Secretary '43. Hliii Joe Noiii.m, Sln tpu Joe Writer Workshop '13; Miiror Typist '46; S. R. Stomp Salouiau '43. Vico Picsiilcnt 'll. Secretary '44; Red Cross Representative '45; History Class Critic '45. Lelaxd Norman Fisotball Manager ' 43-'IO; Basketball Managei '43-‘46; Baseball Manager 'l3-'40; S. R. Council Member '45, Mirror Agent '46, Stamp Salesman '43; ll.O.T.C, Captain '16. Hubert Lee Norris, Jr., Junior S. R. President '43. Council Member '44; Hilliard '43-'47; Mirror Agent '46; Projector Operator 44-'45. SENIORS Fhant.es Anne Norton National Honor Society 46; Senior Class Violinist '47; Auditorium Committee 45; Library Club 43-'44; Aeronautic Club 45-'47, Serretury '46; S. H. Secretary 44. Stamp Salesman '4o; Study Hall Secretary '43-'44; Orchestra 43-'46; Girl Glee Club '46-'47, Vice President 47; Treble Clet Club '44-'45; All City High School Ordintro '44; All City High School Chorus '45; All State Music Festival '46; Library Assistant 44; Youth Symphony 4o-'46; Junior Red Cross '43-'44. Billie Ann Odom, Billie Personality Club '45; S..R. Stamp Salesman 44-'45; Mirror Typist 46. Robert Manlf.y Parker, Bob Senior Class Ring Committee 46; Sports Club '44-'46; S. R. President 43, '44. Secretary '44-’46. Mirror Agent 45. Stamp Salesman 43; Basketball '44-'46; Truck 44- 46; Football '44-'46. Norman Cleon Pass S. R. Vice President 44. 46. Mirror Agent '42; Science Club '44-'46. Juanita Willine Paxton National Honor Society 4B-'47, Secretary- '47; Chairman Senior Class Annual Committee 47; Clio '43- 47. President 47; Dramatic Club '45- 46; S. R. Secretary -i3. Stamp Salesman '45; Red Cros Representative '46; Speech Class President 46. Treasurer; Mirror Board 46- 47, Associate Editor '47; Annual Board 46-'47; Marshal 45-'46; Club Stunt 44- 47. Doris Jean PESN ell (Yarbrough) . P. National Honor Society 46; Senior Class Annual Committee 46; Girl Reserve 44-'46; Personality Club 46; S. R. Secretary1 '44- 45. President '46; Glee Club 44-'45; Economics Class Secretary '45. Billy Phillips, Supc Athletic Committee 45-'46; Ushers '45-'47, Associutr Head Usher '46; S. R. Stamp Salesman '46, S. R. Vice President 45; English Class President 44. Vice President 45; History Class President '45; Maishal '45, Fire Marshal '45; Sports Club 45-’47, Football '43, '44. '45. 46; Basketball '44. '45; Truck '43. 44. 45. 46. Jessie Fred Phillips S. R. President 46. Secretary 44, Mirror Agent 44. Stamp Salesman 42. Charles P. Pinson, Chuck O'Hara S. R. Stamp Suleiman 46. President 42. Richard Alan Pizitz, Dick Club Committer '46; Dramatic Club 44-'46; Spech Choir '44-'46; S. R. President ’43 Council Member '43; Speech Class Nice President '46; Tennis '45-46; basketball 44-‘45; Birmingham Nact-Agc-Hctuld Oratorical Contest '46. SENIORS Bobbie Jeank Ragland Jimmie Nell Real, James Nellie National Honor Society '-16; Most Studious Srnior Girl '47; Scholarship Committee '40; Mnemosyurnn '45-'46; G. L C. '45-'46; Dramatic Clnli ’45; Due and Diamond Society '46; Speech Choir '45; S. H. Council Member 44, Secretary ’46; Mondial '43. 44; H.O.T.C. Sponsor ’40. Elsie M e Rii.ey, Ripley Personality Club ’46; S. H. Vice President ’44. Stamp Sidesman 44. Arnold Roth Senior Class Annual Committee '46; National Honor Society '46; Dramutic Club '44-'4B; Speech Choir '44- 46; S. R. Stamp Salesman '43. Srcretary '44; History' Gift President ‘46; Basket ball '44. '45. Lillie Rusta, Rusty National Honor Society 46. Senior Class Motto Committee '47; Vrstalia '46; Girb' Glee Club '44-'46. President '46. Joyce Sandkbson Dalland C. Saucent Veteran ' Club '46; Basketball '41-'42; H.O.T.C. Sergeant 12. Marshal 42; U. S. Navy '43-'46. MMtTHA Jane Saunders National Honor Society '46; Law and Order Committee 46; Vestalia '43-'46. Critic '46; S. lb Council Member 43; Mirror Typist '46; Home Economic Class President '43, Vice President '45. '46; Marshal '43, 44. '45, '46; Club Stunts ‘46. Camilla Josephine Sciiefano, Shorty Personality Club ’46; S. B. Stamp Salesman ’46. Mirror Agent '46; Junior Red Cross '44. Bob Scott Hilliard '43-'46, Vice President '46. S. K. President '43, Vice President '44. Stump Salesman '44. '45. Secretary' ’46; English Class President '44; Hutory Class President ’46. SENIORS Hilly G. Seale, Wild Bill Usher '46, Secretary '46; National Honor Society '46; Yancey '43-'40; S. H. Vice President '42. '45. Mirror Ajceot '43. '45, President '44; History Class President '44; boys' Debate 44; t-oothall 48, basketball '43-'44, Track '4y-'44; K.O.T.C. DriJI Team '43. Sergeant K.O.T.C. '43-'44. Betty Josephine Sharp, Cricket S. R. Mirror Agent '44. Red Cross Representative '44; Personality Club '45. Marion Doris Shelton, Dot Personality Club '48; D. O. Club '48; S. R. Council Member '46. Sammy Don Simonetti, Tootie Veterans' Club '48; D. O. Club '41. Ann Morris Smith, Smftty Senior Clast Secretary '46; Miss Phillipinn '47. Most Popular Senior Cirl '47; Clubs Committee ‘45; Senior Play '46; Auditorium Committee '46; Mnemosynean '43-’46. Treasurer '45. Corresponding Secretary '45. Vice President '45. Critic '46; C. L. C. '45. Program Chairman '46; S. R. Secretary '43, President '43. President ’45. Council Member 45, Secretary ’46. Minor Agent '46. President '46; History Class President '45; Girls Oratorical '44. Fkndhick J. Smith, Ricky Senior Class Ring Committee '46; Election Committee '46; Hilliard '43-'46, Chaplain ‘46; S. R. President ‘43. Mirror Agent '43; Miglish Class Pn idcnt '44. Vice President '43: Hand '43-JJ Peggy dent 47; Chairman Vestalia '48-'47. Vice airman '46; Newcomers Club tnry Class Secretary '45; Glee Club Speech Choir '45-'40; Dramatic Club tes '46; Marshal '45; Cheerleader ’46-'47. Murreal Elizabeth Smith, Bette Thalia '43-’46. President '46; S. R. Secretary '43-'46, Stamp Salesman '44. 16, Council Member '46; Sewing Class Vice President '44; Marshal 44- 46. Ralph Smith Sumpter Smith Veterans' Club 48; S. R. Council Member '46; History Class Vice President '46. SENIORS Howard Stephens n O. Club '45-’46, Ttmurrr '46; S. R. Vicr President •13. Council Member 44. Band 43 45; R.O.T.C. Band Srrxennl '44. Tiiomas Stevens Jane Augusta Thkf.dk, Janie Law .tod Order Committee '44; Victory Corj� ‘43; Dra-| wli( Club '43-'46; Science Club '45-'46. Secretnry 45-'46; Ctrl Reserves '44. Camp Representative '44, Pariin-mentnrinn '44; Speech Choir '44-'46; S. R. Paper Collec-t«� r '43. Stamp Salesman 43; Marshal 43-'45; Mirror Business Stall '44-’47. Jimmy Thomas D. O Club Vice President 46; S. R. Vicr President '43. President '44; Hughsli Clave President '45. John Oliver Thomas National Honor Society '46; Senior Class Annual Committee 47; Clulrs Committee 46; Ushers ’45-'47, Secretary '46; S. R. Secretary '43-'46; Track Manager '43-'44; Lunchroom Checker '44-'47; Barnl ’44-’47. Winifred Ei.izaukth Thomas, Winnie Writers Workshop 44- 46. President '46; S. H. Vice President '43-'44, Stump Salesman '45. Treasurer '46; Orchestra '43-'47; Bank '46; Marshal 45- 46. II. Kkrlin Travis, Form Ushers '46; Choir 44-'45; S. R. Stamp Salesman '4.5; Marshal '43; Lunchroom Clrecker 44-'46; Basketball '43- 4 it Ann Lkk Trimble, Dimples Senior Claw Motto Committee '47; Make-up Committee Senior Play '48: Mnemosyneau '43- 46; Dramatic Club '44-’46; S. H. Mirror Agent '45; Speech Choir '4l-'46; Dramatic Club Play '45; Senior Hay '47. Kkhmit Tuhbs, Tubbie S R. Mirror Agent 41-'42; Marshal '42. Robert Wood Vann, Hob Senior Invitation Committee '47; Ushers '46-'47; Currs 15-'47; S. H. Mirror Agent '44. Stamp Salesman 45; Band I3- 47. Orchestra '45-'47. SENIORS Alfred K. Walker III, Buddy Srnmr Class PfriWoil '-17; Sir. Philliptan ‘47. Most Popular Senior Boy '47; Sportsmanship Commitlrf '46 47; Usher '45-'47, Head Usher 47; Sports Club 43 46. President ’46; Stage Crew 44-‘46. Manager '46; S. R. President 43. '46. Mirror Amt '44, Stamp Salesman '45, Martha I '43; Foothnll '44-'46, Co-Captain '46; Track ‘45-46. James B. Walker, Race Horse Boy ' Glee Club '43; Choir 'll-'45; Red Cross '44-'46. President '45; S. H. President '44, Vice President '43; English Class President '44. '46; Picture Machine Operator '43; Track '45-46. William T. Walkeh. Bill Usher '46- 47; National Honor Society '46; Curry '46-'47; S. H. Council Member 4 4. Mirror Agent '45. Stamp Suleiman '45. Betty Jkan WanSley, Slim G. I. C '45; Marshal '44, Gym Captain 44. Gym Office Assistant '45; Soccer ‘44-'46. Basketball '44. Vollevbull '44. Baseball ' l l. Rudolph William Wauth, Rudy Curry '44- 47; Bovs' Glee Club '44-15; B.O.T.C '43 46. Staff Sergeant '43-’46. Barbara Ann Watson, Smiles Athletic Committee '45. Chairman ‘46; Astmea '43-'40. Vic- I resident '45, President '46; S. R. Secretary '43- 45. Reporter '44; History C!a« President 44; English Class Secretary '44; Art Class Secretary '43. '44; Math Class Secretary '45; Marshal ' 43-'46; Club Stunts '45-'46; Cheerleader 13-'46; G. I.. C. '43-16; Book Store '43-’40. M. Band Vaudeville 46; C.ym la-tt-rs '43-'45, Loving Cup '45; Gym l.leutrif.uil 43, '45; Winner ol Archery Tournament 45; Soccer ’43-‘44; Volleyball ’43 '45; Bnse-hall '44; Basketball 14-15; Speed Ball '45; Club Who' Who 44-'46. Frank Edward Whitley Mariam Russku Wilder. Smlrimn Euphrosynran 44-'47, Publicity Agent '46. Treasurer '46; G. L. C. 44-'47. S. B. Secretary 46; Book.tore '44- 47; Gym Assistant '45. Norm Jean Williamn, Jeannie Club Committee ’46; Chairman Auditorium Committee ‘46; Mnemosyuean '43-‘46. War Activity Chairman '44. Recording Secretary '45, Program Csimmitt-e '45. Vice President ‘46, President '16; llrainalic Club ’43-‘46; Victory Corps '43; S|� eech Choir 43-'45. Secretary '15. Orchestra '43-'46, President '46. S. H. Stamp Salesman 43. Vice President '44. Council Mcmln-r '46: Biology Class President '45; Spech Class Secretary 15. Treasurer 15; Poem Festival '45. Stnior Plays 46; Club Stunt '46. Carolyn M. Wilson, Red G. L. C. '44-' 17, Treasurer '46; Girl Re.ervcs 43-'47. President ‘46. S. B. Secretary 42; Soccer '43; Mirror Typist '46. SENIORS Charles Womble Jf.anmnk Wren, Stfueaky Williwl Senior Girl 47; Dnmrmch '43, '44; Enphrmy-ncwn ’45, 48i S. H. President '43; English Class Typist 46; Runet 13- 4H; Orchotia 45. Pet.c.y RtTii York Sidera Yuillf., Debba Marshal '43, '45. SENIORS Jack Bowen 11 illi.xil '44- 45; Boys' Glee Cluh 45; Choir '45-'46. President '46. S. R: President '43-’4G. Conned Member 44; English Class President '43. 45; Operetta Lead 46. Allen Ja k Edwards Orientation Committee '44; Senior Class Motto Commit-lee '40; Owen '43''44, Vice President '44. Veteran ' Club '48; S. R. President ‘44. Vice President '44, Council Member '43; Speech Class President '44, Vice President 43; History Class Secretary 43; Hoys Oratorieals '44. Trial by Jury-' '43; Mirror Board 46. Associate Editor '46; U. S. Army '44-’46; Scholastic Literary Context, Kadio Play Division, Winner '42, '43; Choir '43, '44; Glee Cluh '42. Otis Guy Piuck, Jit. Robeht Benjamin Cox Niihma Jean Whyte SEEING STARS Mr. and Miss Phillipian............... Most Popular Seniors.................. Most Studious......................... Most Apt to Succeed................... Best Looking.......................... Wittiest.............................. . . . . Buddy Walker, Ann Smith . . . Ann Smith, Buddy Walker Jimmie Nell Real, Jimmy Levenson Marilynn Cooper, Carey Chitwood . . Ann Montgomery, Jack Bowen . . . Jeannine Wren, Leo Creest “LIFE WITH BOTHER” During our careers at Phillips, we may have had troubles, but we can re-inember. too, countless pleasant things that have made our days at school lively and unforgettable. We will never forget Jane Thede and Barbara Watson, always on some committee .... the ever-present couples, Margaret Kirk and Stanley Schultz, Buddy Walker and Terry Thibodeau. Jimmy Bragan and Sarah King .... and the gal-pals always together. Martha Jane Saunders and Freda Bond, Ann Lee Trimble and Martha Sue Johnson, Carolyn Wilson and Frances Barton, and Ann Cole and Elsie Riley .... majorette Evelyn Fountain, strutting with her sister baton-twirlers at every football game. . . . Jean Pesnell, among the many gals who acquired that ring on the important finger. . . . Billy Scale, pestering Mr. Thelander, much to the enjoyment of all concerned .... every senior proud as a peacock of the new gorgeous red curtains that we wanted so long .... the brother and sister team. Doris and Earle Ginn. Who doesn’t remember Buddy Walker leading every known organization at Phillips? . . . Jimmie Nell Real ever and eternally making another “A and inarching with the R.O.T.C........Ann Smith playing her Concerto in “Q” Flat.......... Frances Neighbors disproving the theory that all red-headed people have bad tempers. . . . Jane Barnett marching with the band, rain or shine, while playing the flute. . . . Jack Edwards trying to write a Latin book that uses no grammar (or gran'pa cither). . . . Mac Russell shining and polishing his brass buttons on inspection day. . . . Martha Sue Johnson answering all the questions in Miss Castleman’s history class. . . . Barbara Watson, Kathryn Jones and Issabella Smith encouraging cheers from the Rootin’ Section at the football games. . . . Leland Norman managing every team that ever was or will be at Phillips. . . . Those Three Musketeers — Robert Lewis, Arnold Roth and Elvin Kanter. We will never forget the crush and—we might as well break down and confess it—the fun of registration days, the lunch-period huddles, our first campaign speeches—and the ones we made ourselves .... the day we first looked at the picture of Dr. Phillips on the wall of the auditorium and wondered who he was, but wondered more if we’d ever graduate—the way we felt January 16, 1947! CURTAIN CALL PRESS NOTICES Well, I see by tin's latest copy of the News that my old friends of the Class of ‘47 are certainly doing well for themselves. These sports page pictures of the World's Championship Chicago Bears really show that Jack Demedicis and Robert Parker haven't changed a bit in the ten years since we graduated! And here is Jimmy Walker all ready to win in the Olympic track meet. I ll have a hard time deciding what show to take in. I’m afraid! Here's an ad for Hamlet, starring Richard Pizitz. and I certainly would like to hear that quartet of Frances Davidson, Theresa Marino, Betty Houston, Lillie Rusta, who outshine the Andrews Sisters, not only in number but in popularity. On the more romantic side, here 1 see that Preston Jones and Barbara Hahn are again co-starring—this time in the premiere of Jack Edwards’ comedy of high school life, “Blind Date . Or why don’t I take in that movie at the Capitol! I really should see Gerald Banks in his now famous role of “Lil Abner ”. Those photographs of him that Ann Cost and Raymond Walker had in Life last week showed why they are now movie-land’s ace photographers. Or 1 could go in for the higher side, and go to Carnegie Hall to hear Mary Ann Englebert give her second piano concert. And Jack Biddle, of Yale, is lecturing at Town Hall on this year’s Pulitzer Prize winners, which include Larry Franks and Johnnie Burnett, well-known poets, and Willine Paxton, columnist of the Washington Star. It’s a lot of trouble to dress and go out, though, so I guess I’ll just stay here and listen to the radio—tonight’s the night for the Chesterfield Supper Club, featuring Betty Ann Browning. Then I could hear that report from the White House, as President Carey Chitwood and Secretary of State Jimmy Bloom report on the work done by the Atomic Energy commission headed by Dr. Jimmy Levenson. This commission is made up of Bobbie Ragland. Don Braswell, and Max Greer. And I could listen to Leo Creest, who has just received the award as the best radio comedian of 1957. as he guest-stars on the program of the bobby-socker’s latest idol. Rod Hughes. Over here I see that Major Douglas McDowell and (.’apt. Thomas Candle are back in town alter winning fame tor their lead rsliip of the latest explorations near the North Pole. Look at this write-up of the International Convention of Business Women! It surely is filled with Phillipians: Dean Foster, who runs her own Commercial Art school, as well as Mildred Carpenter, Sidera Yuille, and Mary Louise Harrison, who are the officers of the club. Of all people, Joseph Kennedy, who was recently elected the best dressed and most successful minister of 1957, was the main speaker of the convention. PRESS NOTICES On tin society page, I see that Billie Ann Odum has returned after a stay in the Philippines with her husband, who is in the Navy, while Nonna Jean Whyte, Nell Merrell, and Jean Pesnell gave a party for the recent brides who have joined them among the “happily marrieds,’’ Ann Montgomery, Sidera Vuille, Joline Baker and Betty Noblitt. Also I see that Frances Hurd, Doris Knight, and Rita Loyd have been appointed to make up a commission in Washington to see that ladies’ bats are more sensible from now on. Of course this was President Chitwood’s idea. Here’s an item about Bebe Meadows, the new superintendent of nurses at Norwood Hospital. Famous dietitian Margaret Adams is doing outstanding work there with Dr. Edward Whitley. Boy! just look at these pictures! Frances Barton, Mary Diamantakos, Sue Kirksey are all competing in the Miss America Contest of 1957. What! the Flashbulb Society is having a difficult time deciding who is the most photogenic blond: Jackie Miller, Meriam Wilder, Joyce Sanderson, or Margaret Anderson. Here’s an ad for two new schools, a dancing school to teach the right technique of jitterbugging headed by Billy Elliott, while Venette Cox and Bobbie Jean Cummings are running a school to teach girls how to win friends and charm the socks off people. The old married men, Fred Phillips, Otis Price and Robert Cox, are giving a bachelor dinner for John Holcomb and Bill Holmes, who have recently joined their ranks. New York has gained a top designer in Martha Holladay. I’m sure the women’s styles will change quite favorably now. Betty Jean Wansley and Bruce Andrews are teamed together trying to develop a jet-propelled plane that will travel faster than light. Here I see where Margarita Ciuro is in Spain on a diplomatic mission. Believe it or not. our city has gained a new manufacturing company. Issabella. Min-real. Ralph, Rickey, and Sumpter have joined forces in the manufacture of a new cough drop—“the five Smiths”. Gosh, I’ve spent the whole evening reading the paper and it’s too late to make any of those performances. Well, it just goes to show you that the Class of January 1947 must have had monopoly on talent—their achievements practically filled up this whole paper! “CALL BOARD As the curtain falls on Act One of It Did Happen Here”, we, the cast, feeling that circumstances beyond our control will prevent our appearing in Act Two, wish to post on the Call Board the following notices for those understudies who have waited so patiently for us to give them a chance at our starring roles. We give them our very best wishes for a successful season and as much fun before their curtain falls as we have had during our time before the footlights. Kerlin Travis leaves that wonderful “form” to any boy that wants to pitch baseball. Richard Harris wills his big 5-cent cigars to Harry Stewart and Claude Landrum. Don't let them get the best of you! Jeannine Wren wills her effervescent personality to Lilian Goodner. Winifred Thomas’ ever-moving drum sticks move right into Betty Sanders’ hands. Jimmy Bragan leaves the “second sack” to his little brother Frank. Billy Fenn refuses to will anything, but he will auction his Hamlet test paper off to the highest bidder. Randolph Worth and Billy Walker bestow all of their R.O.T.C. rank on Wert White and Quintus Fuller. Norma Jean Williams leaves to Kathryn Hairston her “acting ability Carey Chitwood wills his executive ability to Manly Yeilding. Session Room 206 leaves its stamps on Monday and paper on Tuesday to any poor freshman who forgets his. Bob Vann passes his hot clarinet to N. W. Mandy. Bill Phillips and Bill Walker leave the Ushers “poet’s nook” to Taylor Thorington. Billy Abel leaves all his knowledge (brown) to anyone wishing to make the National Honor Society. Charles Boyd and Eleanor Keeton donate those flaming locks to Norma DeMent and Don Secord. Please use them well. Barbara Watson gives all of her gym cups and G.L.C. letters to Shirley Perkins. Julia Ann Gilmer leaves her newspaper columns to anyone with the energy to chase news and her own accent extraordinaire to French scholar, Don Dunlap. Marilynn Cooper bequeaths her exalted Mirror board post to Eva Allgood, Joyce McAteer, or any other enterprising journalist. Those 88 ivory keys under the nimble fingers of Jean Leslie and Joy Douthit will find themselves being tinkled by Jane Slaughter, Barbara McClain, Imogene Maddox and Margaret Ann O’Neill. Vocalists Frances Davidson and Jean Holston donate their chirping ability, along with a throat spray and a box of couglulrops. to Dena Leontis, Clara Cause, or Jo and Joyce White. In the male division. Jack Bowen and John Bonduris leave their golden tones to James Bryant and James Licari. Martha Haislip isn’t leaving anything. She’s taking Sumpter Smith with her. Joseph “Lucky” Kennedy donates his ability to be an all-round swell boy to anyone sincere and enthuiastic enough for the position. Dona Jean Lindsay willingly donates her Remington in Miss Ragan’s typing class to anyone who thinks she can pass a speed test. —Oliver Thomas CURTAIN GOING DOWN Slowly the curtain (alls on the last scene of the first act of the play “It Did Happen Here . The cast of this act will long remember the wonderful times and the carefree days spent upon this stage of life. None will ever regret nor deny that he has played with the greatest cast ever assembled under one roof. The act has been divided into eight different scenes, starting at the beginning of our high school career and going on to graduation, the culmination of our efforts. Each scene has been more exciting and full of activity than the one preceding, and each has been chockful I of memorable and interesting incidents which cannot be erased from our memory. During our first semester, there was the usual worry about classes, schedules and teachers. There was also the inevitable hunt for 214 and 215. We were a smart freshman class then, leading the honor roll once and running a very close second the remaining two times. However this was about all of note which we did during our rat days, although in the following scenes many of our members became highly prominent in P. 11. S. During the second semester the “educated rats were still getting their grip on things. While we were in the second semester the high school dances after the football games were begun and attended with much spirit and enthusiasm. During the third scenes we began to look down on the lower semesters, as if we were big shots . However, we still envied those above us. The fourth and fifth semesters are well remembered by all of us. It was during these semesters that the first school radio programs, in which many of our members participated, were held. Due to much help from us, P. H. S. went over the top in two war bond drives. And also, the Junior-Senior Prom was first inaugurated. Though we were ineligible to attend, we eagerly looked forward to the next one. when we would be out in full force. Many incidents stand out in our memory as we look back at our sixth semester life. The most memorable was the return of Coach Houston with the promise of good football teams. We also again helped our school go over the top on the first day in the last war bond drive. Our class was well represented on the football field this semester. It was natural during the seventh and eighth semesters that our cfass took the lead in school affairs. One of our members took over the lead of the school when he was elected president of the student body, while another led on the gridiron, being captain of the football team We were well represented on committees, auditorium programs and in all phases of school life. Although we arc happy to be graduating, we are sorry to leave P, H. S. Many times, as we go forward on the stage of life, will we look back with fond memories on our days here. —Arnold Roth FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE JUNIOR Cr} b'Lde CLl White clouds sleeping in a blue sky Sluggish muddy rivers flowing lazily by Lightning—God's neon sign flashing off and on— Revealing God's spirit and truth, Waiting for man to feel and comprehend Ilis meaning And express it—in many mediums— So that everyone may understand. White clouds sleeping in a blue sky. Like young aviators returning from their terrible mission, W'ake from their dreaming to view the world below And contemplate from their high vantage point Troublous times on earth—again out of joint. O cursed spite! When will all men on earth Join hands and hearts to set their cause aright! Sluggish muddy rivers flowing lazily by Write the tragic story of man’s neglect Of God-given land—his rich inheritance. When will man learn its value, not its jtrice? Muddy water, although beautiful with its rich red clay, Cannot serve well for cows to drink. Man, a brother to the sod, must learn to think! Nature and man Make up the world that God loved so well. The atomic light of the bursting bomb like lightning in the sky, flashing off and on. Is focused upon the greatest truth: Our world must be a brotherhood Or it will cease to be! This wisdom gives me pause. ask: How can I best serve my fellowman? —Larky Frantcs i FEATURE PLATERS MAY, 1947 President Vice President Secretory . Orator Poet . Artist . Pianist Violinist Vocalist Robert Collins Robert Reynolds Anne Barnett Billy Cooper Richard Tyler, Jr. Margaret Enslen Betty Whittington Jeanette Ruffner Royce Hart ASSISTING WITH THE PERFORMANCE Art—Carol Lowry, Chairman; Tommy Peterson, Wallace Clyde, Ed Holtam, Kathleen Fouche, Miss Comer, Sponsor. Annual-Ann Fleming, Chairman; Bernard Clowdus, Don Whelan, Miss Moss, Sponsor. Motto—Betty Cohen, Chairman; Mary Jo Patton, Jane Slaughter, Miss Senn, Sponsor. Ring—Louis Perry, Chairman; John Carmichael, Ann White, Miss Benson, Sponsor. Invitation—Joyce Myers, Chairman; Jimmy Kissel, William Powell, Miss Huff, Sponsor. Flower Colors Cape Jessamine White and Beryl Green Motto Ad Astra (To the Stars) FEATURE PLATERS Robert Collins, Anne Barnett, Bobby Reynolds Jeanette Ruffner, Margaret Enslen, Betty Whittington Billy Cooper, Richard Tyler, Royce Hart Mary Snow Abercrombie Francks Hunt Aijderhold, Hanky National Anthology ol High School Poetry '46. Carolyn N'orkne Addington C. L. C. ’44-’47. President ’46. Treasurer 45. P.-T. A. Committee 44. Chairmun Bookstore Committee ’44, Yearbook Committee '45; S. R. Vice President '46. Stump Salesman ’46; Kiiglbh Class President '46; Gym Office Assistant 45j Basketball Manager '40; Basketball 44: Soccer ‘43-’46; Volleyball 44. Softb;dl '44. Bettye Akins Clio '45-'40; C. L. C. 45- 48; S. R. President '45. '46. Secretary 44; English Class Secretary ’44; Marshal 43. Lecrandk H. Amblkson, Bud Hillinrd '44-'46, Treasurer 44, Vice President ’45; Ili-Y 43-'45; Snorts Club 43«’44; S. R. President '42, '45, Vice President 43. '44. '45, Mirror Agent 44. Stump Salesman ’43; Football '44. Harold Max Anthony, Doc Anthony Corgas ’45. Parliuinentiirinn 46; Glee Club '45. Choir '46- 47; S. R. Stump Salesman ’43, 44; R.O.T.C. Sergeant '45, Staff Sergeant 46, Lieutenant 47. Charles Armstrong, Charlie DUc and Diamond Society ’45-'47; Science Club 43-'47, Treasurer ’45. Vice President '40. President '47; S. R. Stamp Salesman '45; R.O.T.C. Tech Sergeant '46. Thomas Arrington, Junior Science Club 45- 47, Vice President '43; Dite and Diamond Society '46; S. R. Mirror Agent '46; Marshal '43; R.O.T.C. Corporal '44, Sergeant '46. William Paul Ausmax, Ausie Science Club '44; Disc and Diamond '45. Secretary 46; R O.T.C. Sergeant 46. Peggy Jane Autry, Jane SENIORS Mary Alice Bagwell, Maggy C. L. C. '45-’47. Hybuhn Hancock Bailey, Hij S. H. President ’43, Vice President '43. Sccrcbm 44, Biukcth.ill '43, '44; Tennis 45, '46, Vanity. Norma Jean Baker Sarah Leona Baldwin, Red Astraru 45-'47, Secretary '46. President 17; C’.ltv Club 44- 46; Choir ’46-’47; Red Cross Representative '45-16; Club Stunt '45-'46. Mary Anne Barnett Orientation Committee '46; Election Committee '46; , tu|i;� '43-‘47, Vice President '46. Corresponding Secretary 46. Publicity Chairman '47; S. H. Secretary 43. Council Member '45, Vice President '46; Mumbai 45, Bund 43- 47. Alabama Music Festival 46; Orchestra '45-'47. Gwen Barrow Elizabeth Ellen Barton, Us S. H. Council Mrml� er '46. Clara Nell Bates Ed Baum S. R. Secretary '46. Mirror A«cnt 13; Manhnl 4 I. Beverly Benson Clio '44- 47, Critic ‘45. Vice President '40, Tretuurrr '46, Corresponding Secretary 17; Dmmutic Club '43-’44; S. It. Council Member '45, '46. Red Cross Representative '45; History Cla -. Secretory '45; Speech Choir 43-’44; Clul. Stunt 44. '46. SENIORS Emma Jean Benton Hutu Annk Biiihey. HAH bit Pierian '44. Parliamentarian '40. Recording Secretary '47. G. L. C. ‘44; S. R. Secretary '44; Mnnhiil ‘45; O.chextrn AO Elizabeth IIuntkji Bbhmy, Nenu Schnlnnhfn Committee '47; Dramatic Club ‘43-'46; Li-bmry Club '45-'47. Parliamentarian '45. '46. Secretary [46; Speech Choir '43-‘4G, Secretary ‘45. Vice President 46; English dm Secretary '46. Speech Cliu Secretary 45; Finals Poetry Fcstix.d 46. Clayton Blackwood, Hlackic Elnoha Blackw k)d. Caladoniu Personality Club '45; Mirror Typist ‘46. Jkannink Bishop S. R. Stamp Salesman '44. '45, Red Cross Ilrpreie ntntivc 43. 44; Office Marshal '46. Mary Margaret Boijng, Monkey Dramatic Club 43. '44; Library Club ‘44. '45; S. R. Red Cross Representative '43. '16; Speech Choir ‘44. ‘45. Marilyn Boutwell Mirror Typist '47. Raymond Bo , Fatty Athletic Committee '44. Clinirmau '47; Sports Club 44-'47, Nice President '44. President '45; S. It. President '44. 45, '46. Vice President ‘44; Kcnnomics Class President 16; English Class President '46. Marshal '45; Football It learn '43. Vanity Letter '44. '45. '46, Captain 46; Basketball 11 Team '44. Vanity letter '45. NG; Track L -tter 10; Campaign Speaker '44. '45. '46. Cl-AFtA NrH. BltAKEFlII.D. Nttkic SENIORS Wn.ijam Edgah Branch, Willie Edgar Unii'Ml Organization Second Associate '47; Sport Club Vice Wdklittt ‘46; S. H. President 44. ’45, Stamp Salesman '43; hngthh Class President '46; History Class President ’4� ; Economic Class President 46; Baseball ’44. 15; Basketball 44. 45. Football 44. '45. '46. Frank Thomas BltANtXlN. Jm. National Honor Society '47; Scholarship Committee Chairman 47; Ushers 46; Curry 44-'47, Secretary '46. third Member '46, Vice President '47; H.O.T.C. '44. Non-Commissioned OiNcer 45. OMicer 46; Disc and Diamond Society '45. Olticer '46; 5. K. Secretary '46. Council Member id, '44. 45. '46, President '46, Vice President '45; History Class (-resident '45. 46. Lunch Hoorn Work '45, 46. 47. tiONNIK Jl.AN Blth.Vkt lM.U Euphros nean '44-'46; G. L. C. '44-'46; Gym Teams '44-'4b. baseball Manager ‘45. School Letter 44, State Letter '45; bookstore ‘45. -i6; band 43-'44; Club Stunt 45, '4b. Anne Fobs. Breti-, Stcede A-traea '44-'47. Vice President ’46. Treasurer '47; S. H. Vice President 46. 47. VllUUNIA BntlTAIN Library Club '46; Study Hall Secretary '44; bund '43-'47; Mirror Typist '47. B K i ih Marik Bhookmolk G. L. C. '44-'47; Girl Reserves '44-'46; Y-Teem 46-'47, Provident '46; S. It Stamp Salesman '46; Marshal '46; Minor Pyptst 47. Audrey Mae Brown, Lit Audrey G. L. C. ’45-'47; Lihrnty Club '44; S. R. Stamp Salesman 46; Basketball 44; Softball ‘44. Boubik BhOwn, Bird General Organization Second Associate 46; Tlmba 44- 46; Dramatic Club 43- 44; A« ninauUcs Club '44- 47, Prs si-dent 40, Vice President 4 . Secretory '45-'46; S. b. president '44; History Class Secretary ’45; H.O. F.C. Sponsor '46; Speech Choir '44; band '45-'4 7; Marshal •|5. Hobkht M. Bhown, Hob English Class Vice President ’43, Vice President 44; History Class Secretary '44. Edwin C. Brown, Bud Hilliard '45-'46; Hi-Y '43-'46; Sport. Club '42. SENIORS James Howard Bryant Auditorium Committee '46; Gorga 45- 47. Critic 46; Choir 45- 47. Business Manager '40; Bov ' Glee Club 44; S. R. Stump Salesman 45; Nianhnl ‘43-45; Operetta 46. James Ralph Bunton, Shorty Aeronautic Club 45- 48. Critic 46. S. B. Vice President '44. Stamp Salesman 48- 45. Mirror A cent '45-''46; B.O.T.C. Truk Drill Team 43- 44. R.O.T.C. Corporal 44; Marshal '44. Mason A. Bittner, Jr. D. O. Club '46. 47. Robert L. Butscii. Hobby S|x� rt Cub 14-' 16; S. R. President 14. Mirror Agent '44; Claw Secretary '45. Football 44- 46; Track 44-’46; Basketball '45, 48; Orchestra '44. 45. George Dewey Byrd, Fats Gloria Elaine Camp Astraca '46; S. R. Council Meml cr 43; History Class Vice President '44; Marshal 44; Mirror Typist '47. John Carmichael, Jr. National Honor Society '46; Ushers '46; Vaneev '44-’47. Treasurer '40; Debate Club 46; HiRurv. Club Hepresenta-live '46; S. R. Council MenilnT 46. Vice President ‘45; Knelt'li Class President ‘48. Bill Gary S. R. Vice President 44. Stamp Salesman 44; Baseball 45- 47. Angelina Cate ms. Antfie Kuphrosyncan 44; S. R. Secretary 43. Stamp Salesman 14: Treble Clef Club ’44. Treasurer '44; Marshal 44; Mirror Typist 47. A I.HER I J. Cm vMiitciis, Jr., Jimmy Disc and Diamond 45-'47. Honor Committee '40; Aeronautic Club '46- 47. Reporter 47; S II. Srrjjeont-ut-Anns '44. R.O.T.C. Corporal. '45. Staff Sergeant '18, Tech Sergeant 46; Lieutenant 47; Marshal '16. SENIORS Matt h . Chislim. Marshal 43. 44; R.O.T.C. 45, 46. Bettye Ci-ahk Euphroxynean '45; S. R. Vice President '43, Stamp bailsman '45; English Class Secretary '46; Cheerleader '44. [45. Head Cheerleader '46; Glee Chib '44. '45; Operetta Charlotte Mae Clahk, Chocolate Girl Reserve 44; Clio ’45-'4G; S. R. Secretary 43; Marshal '46; Club Stunts '46; Mirror Typist 47. Juanita Clavtoh, Nccie Dramatic Club 43-'45; S. H. Mirror Agent '45; Speech Choir '44; Mirror Tvpnt '47. Alice Clifton S. R. President '44. Vice President ’45; English Class President '45; History Class President 46. Bernard Clowdls National Honor Society 46; Publications Committee '46; Chairman Law and Order Committee '47; Ushers 45-’47. Treasurer '47; Curry '17. Treasurer '47; S. H. Vice Presi-dent '43. 44, Secretary '44. Stamp Salesman '45; Historv Class President '44. '45; Basketball '43, '44; First Prize State Fair English Exhibit '46; Youth Symphony Orchestra '46. '47; Orchestra '43-'4G. Wallace A. Clyde, Jit. National Honor Society '46; Pen and Brush Club '45-'47; Publicity and Publication Committer '46; Scholarship Committer '47. S. H. Vice President '44. War Stamp Agent 43; English Class President 43. Vice President '44; Stage Art Computtec '46. Cauolvn Conn S. R President '43. Mirror Agent '45. '46; History Class Secretary '41. English Class Secretary '44; Gym Captain 44. Llcntcmint '45. Malinger Baseball Team 45, Volley hall '46. Betty Reva Cohen National Honor Society '46; Clio ' l l; Dramatic Club '43-'46; Speech Choir '43-'46, Treasurer 45; S. R. Stamp Salesman '44. '46; Speech Class Secretary '45; History Class President '45; Marshal '45-‘47. Finals Poetry Contest '45. Tommy Cole Coigns '44-'46, SENIORS Rob tin Collins, Uncle Hob Senior Glass President ’47; Election Committee ’ 16; Auditorium Committee '47; Ushers '47; Owen '44. ’47. Critic ’45. President '46. Vice President '47; S. H. Vies Ptni-dent 43. President ’46, 17, Council Manlxrr '46; His- lory Class President '44. Vice President '43, Sjsccch Class Vice President '47; Senior Hay '47: Boys' Or.iti.rit.il '44. '46; Club Stunt 44. ’45. ’46; Club Debate '45. M6; Bund ' 15-'46. Van R. Comport, Jit., Pete Junior Red Cross Vice President 45; Aeronautics Club 44-'47; Boys' dee Club '45, Cheerleader '46; Picture Machine Operator ’45- 47; Marshal 14. William Wells Conwkll, Hill Usher '46-'47. William C. Coopeii, Hilly Senior Class Orator '47; National Honor Society '45-'47; Chairman Scholarship Committee '45; Usher '45 ’47; Vaneev 'l4-’47. Vice President '46. Secretary '17, Drn-matie Club ' 16; S. B. Pinddent '46. Council Memlwr '44, '46. Secretary ‘46; English Cbm President '45; History Class Vice President '44; Inter-Club Debate '46; Alabama Music Festival ’46; Band '44-'47; Orchestra '45-’47. Mahii.vn Helen Corn, Corny Soccer '44, Specdhall 45- 46; Basketball 44. '46. Volleyball M4-'40; Solti.,ill ’45-’4fl, Snllball Manager '45. Basketball Manager ‘46. Paul Rkki Cox, Jil, Midget Junior Hi-Y '43-’44. Secretary ’44; Senior Hl-V 40-’47; S. H. Vice President ’-15. Mirror Agent '45. Rcuilhi O'Kkar Ckaic, Hob Library Club '46- 47; Choir '44-'10; Speech Choir '4 l-'45. Phillip Ciuss Sabaii Margaret Crowe, Penny Mnemosyne.hi '45. Parliamentarian 46; S. B Stamp Salesman '45, '46; History Class Secrcfary '46. '47. Warren Raker Chow, Set it CorKrts '43-'46; Science Cbm Secretary '43; Marshal '44; Band '43- 47. SENIORS Dominic John Cui nTA, Nick S. H. V'kc Prnfalent 44. Mirror Agent ’45, Pmidrnl 46; History Class Vice PkMidrnt 46; Football 44. Dominick Michael Cui.otta, Mike S. H. Stamp Salesman ‘43; H.O.T.C. Guide Sergeant 40. James Donald Ciiu.ee, Don S. K. Vice President '45. Mirror Agent 44, Stamp Salesman 45; Track 41. 15. '47; Football '43, 44. Eix;ah Mikie Daii.kv, I'lush IJ. O. Club 45-’47, Vice President 46. Reporter 40. ’47. Raymond Eucenk Danner, Huy Walter Theodore Davies, Ted S. K President 43. 44. Vice President 44; History Class Secretary '46; F.nulisli Class President 45; Spanish Class President 45; Football 43-'45; Track '44; H.O.T.C. Corporal '44, Sergeant '45. Doius Ann Damn Damroncb '45. Vice Preiklmt '46. Secretary 47; Dramatic Club '45; Speech Choir 45; Marshal 45. 40. C. Wesley Day, Wen Geneiul Organization Fint Associate '46; Ulbcn '46. '47, Head Usher '47; Sport Club '45-'47; S. H President '44. '45. Vice President '44, Secretary .Treasurer and Stamp Salesman '45. Stamp Salesman 43. Paper Collector ’46; Football '43- 40. Letter '45. '46; Basketball '44; Track 45. '40; Stage Crew '44-'47. Manager 47; Lunch Room 44. 47. Homer John Dean Carolyn Dkaver, Boutsy Promethean 43- 47, President '47; S. H. Vice President '43, Stamp Salesman '44, '40; History Clam President '45; Biology Class President '40; Marshal '40; Orchestra '43- 40; Club Stunt '43-'lfi. SENIORS Doius Irene Dknsmoke Girl ' Glee Club '4fi-'47; Girl Raierve '44-'47. Mary Elizabeth DeSiiazo Mnrmosyncuit '44-'47, Secretory '45. Vice President '46. President '47; Girl ' Glee Club '46; S. H. Council Member '46; Vocal Clan PrcaWrnt '45. Secretary 44; Marshal 44; Club Stunt '4fl. Clemmie Lou Dh. worth, Clem Mncmosyncan '45-'47; Choir 45-’47; Glee Club '45; S. R. Vice President ‘46, Secretary 45; Marshal 45; Club Stunt '46. Billie Doughty National Hc tor Society ‘46; Girl Reserves 44. Chairman Devotional Committee '45. '46. '47; S. R. Vice President 45. Secretary '46. Council Member 46; Biologs Clast Vice President 46. Phillip Wayne Dhasii, Phil Athletic Committee '47; Usher Club '46- 47; Sports Club '45- 47; Vanity Football Letter 46; Track '46. 47. Basketball ‘45. John Dunbar Orientation Committee 47; Art Club 46. Critic 46; Disc nnd Diamond Society 45- 47, Treasurer 46. First Lieutenant L ' '47. Rifle Team 47; Vice President S R. 47; K.O.T.C. Captain 47. Major 47; Lunchroom '46, 47. Donald Dunlap Curry 47; Boys' Glee Club ‘46-'47; Choir 47. Bill Durant. Red Law and Order Committee Chairman 46; Usher 40-'47, Corga '44- 47. Vice President '45; Disc and Diamond 45-46; Speech Class President 43; R.O.T.C. Sergeant 46. 2nd IJ. 47. Captain 47; Marshal 44. 15. 46. 17; Football 45. 46. Letter '45. Diane Durham National Honor Society '46-'47; Clubs Committee '47; Clio '44-'47, Social Chairman '46. Vice President '46, President '47; S. K. Vice President '45. Mirror Agent 16. Stamp Salesman 45; History Class Vice President '45; big Five Swimming Meet '44. C. Lester Earcle, Jr. Owen '45. Third Member Standing Committee '46. Critic '46. SENIORS La Rue Elkin, Shorty S. H. .Stamp Salesman '40; Gym Out Captain ‘43, Soccer ‘43. Softball '44; Marshal '44. '45. Hubert Ellis Hi-Y Club � 5-'4T; S. R. Minor Agrnt '44. '46; Manila I '44. '45. Head Marshal '46. '47. Barbara Jill Emery Dnmroscli '40; S. R. Vice President '43; Band 43-'47. Margaret Louise Enslen Senior Class Artist '47; National Honor Society '46 47; Good Citizenship Girl '47; Scholarship Committee ‘47; Promethean ‘44 47; Pen and Brush Club 46-’47, Chap lain '46, Vice President '47; S. R. Vice President '43, Secretary '45. '40. 47. Mirror A cent '40; English Class Secretary '40; Secretary Art Class '47; Marshal ’43-'45; Mirror Typist '47; Annual Typist '47; Club Stunt '45, '46. William J. Ezell, Jr„ Bill Atliletic Commitlee '46; Election Committee '46; Senior Invitation Committee '40; Dramatic Club '44; Yancey '45-’47, Corresponding Secretary 46. S. R Secretary '44, Vice President ‘45. Stamp Salesman 46. Council Member •46; English Class President '45; H.O.T.C. 44- 46. Cor-imu.i1 45, Sergeant '46; Disc and Diamond Society '45. Honor Committee ‘45; Cheerleader '45-'46, C er alii Kalletta, Cerry Disc ami Diamond S«M ints IO-'47: Dramatic Club 14-15; S. B. Secretary ‘44, Council Member '46; Motors Cla� � Secretary 15; English Class Secretary '46. Jkan Maiue Kamhis Art Club 40. John Roiikht Faust Ann Blocker Fleming, Flan National Honor Society '46; Aeronautics Club '44; Debate C.'Iub '40. Earl Fi.owers U. S. Marine Corps, '43-'46; Veterans' Club '40-‘47 President ‘46. “47. S. R. Minor Agent '47; History Class Vice Po-sidenl '46; Football '41-'42. Track '41-'42. SENIORS Frances Flowers D. O. Chih Mnnh.il '44-'45; Gym Captain 43. Louise Floyd, Dor National Honor Society '48; Scholarship Committee ‘-10; Promethean ’•M ,47l Secretary '46. Vice President 47; 0 U C. '44-47; S. H Secretary '45; EiiKlish Claes Secretary '45. President ’46. '47; R.O.T.C. Sponsor '40; Club Stunt '44-16. Kathleen Hass Four he, Kitty Promethean 44-'47; Pen and Brush Club ’48-’47; Art Club ’43. Vice President '43; S. K. Secretary '46, Minor Agent ‘43. '44, ’45; Art Class Secretary ’40; Marshal 43-’4H; Mirror Typist 47; Annual Mirror Typist '47. Ida HEunice Fhame Library Club '40; I). O. Club 40; Marshal 43-'44. Gloria Maxine Fmankijn, Max G. HAinas Fhedy, Jh., Harry Transfer from Woodlawn '46. SENIORS Anne Callujiieu Promethean '45; G. L. C. '40; S. R. Secretary '46. Ellen M. Garnett National Honor Society '46; Dramatic Club '43 45. Many Louise Garrett Girl ' Glee Club II. G. L. C. '16; Bookxlnrr '40; Marshal 10. Clara Gaim National Honor Society ‘46; Hi.illn '41, IT, Viet Plilli dent '47; Girl ’ Glee Club 45. Secretary ‘46; S. H. Vke Piwidenl '46. S«:rr( rv '44. Mirror Agnil '43. Stamp Salnman 43; Knglhli Clan Pmiili'Dl '44; Marshal '42, '44. Olivia Viiicinia Ginns, Bold) Kiiplirosyncau 14, Parliamentarian 16. Critic 46; S. M Council Member 45, 16. Sect clary 13, Stump Salesman ' 10, Vice President 13; Mirror Typist ' 17 Torrance Chibs, Buddy K.O.T.C. Scrgciint 46. Squad lender '47. Raleigh Gii.uhkatii, Bnhbu (mrgas '44-'47. TrvMunrr '45, President '46. S K. Mirror Agent '44; Martha! '44. A. Coupon Goou.u.l, Jh., ’itlgy. Gnrgnt It. third Mrnilier Standing Committee IS, Critk '45. S. It. Conn, ll Mnnl. r l«. Chd. Stunt. t3 Caiirai.i. Vann CoohneH, Jr. Il.lln.nl ll- III. Grille '45; S. It. Secretary 13. Problem 13. Vice President 14, Secretary I t; Mirmr Agent 45. Hie it mid At.HutT Coke, Dick rt Club ' l l. Secretary 43; S. It Secretary 15. Vice Pr.-n-dent I I, Mirror Agent ' 15, Stamp Salesman ‘45; English Class Vue President '13; Track '15, 16; T.mtli.tll '41; It.O.T.C Drill Team II. Sergeant II. Stall Sergeant 15. First Sergeant '16; Library 44. Doris Rita Cotukb Writers' Workshop 15; Junior Bed Cross '44. L'. S. ( . Chairman I I, '45. Via President '16. Presklent '46; Speech Choir '44. 45; Dnunatic Club '44; S'. It. Stamp Salesman '44 40 Connell Manlier 16; llislnry Class Secretary '46;' Marshal 14. 15. SENIORS Poixy Griffin. Poll Dnnmwch ’43-‘48, Chaplain '45: Treble Clcl Chib '43; CIH� ’ Oh Club 45; Choir ’40. Blind 49 '4-l Faye Guy G. L- C. W, Treasurer 46; Marshal '45, ’46; Soccer '43 ;40; Softball '44. 16; Basketball ’43. 18; Volleyball 44. Joan Frances Hancock, Joanie Clio ’44. Vice President '46. Parliamentarian '45; S. It. Secretary 44. Stamp Salesman '43. '44. Dramatic Club 44- 45; Speech Choir '44-‘45; Marshal '44-'45; Club Stunts '46, Ktiiel June Harcitt, Huh Mirror Typist '47. Elizabeth Harlan Albert Basil Harris, Huthhonc National Honor Society '46; Club Committee '47. Unv and Order Committee 44. Yancey '44. Chairman Press Committer '46; Dramatic Club '43-'45; Boys' Glee Club [46; History Cl vs Secretary '44. '45. ‘46; Marshal '43- Norma Jean Harris C. L. C. ‘45 47. Mary Frances Harrison, Hob Clio '44-'47; S. R. President '45; Marshal 45. Koyce Hart. IUicc Gorttas '45-17. Parliamentarian '46. Vice President '40; Choir 45-'46, Bovs' Glee Club '44. Lois Patricia Hawkins, Patsy Clio '44-’47. Secretary ‘46; Dramatic Club 44; Speech Choir ‘44-'45. Prevalent '45; S. It. Vice President '43. Presklent '44. Stamp Salesman '44. Council Member 45; Kn«li h Class Secretary' '44. 46; Marshal '44. SENIORS William Hawkins. Ozzic S. K. Minor A went '46. Stomp Salesman 46. Mabu: Jkan Heaton I). O. Club '45-'48; S. R. Secretary '46, Minor Aunt! '44. Stump Salesman '43. Frances Marik Henley, IUe Promethean '43-'47. Treasurer '47; Dramatic- Chib ’43-'4fi; S. R. Sc crctar '45, Stamp Salesman '45. '46; Economic CUa Secretary '47; Speech Class Secretory '43. '44. Vice President '45. '46; Speech Choir ‘43; Poetry Conte ! '45; Cluli Stunt '44. '45. 46. Jeromf. Henry, Cfuius Aeronautics Club '46-'47; Junior Hi-Y '44-'45, Presklrnt '44. Vice President 45; S. R. Council Memlier '43; Mirror Business Start ’46-'47. Robert W. Herring, Jr., Fish Science Club '45. President '46. Vice President '47. Band '45-'47; Orchestra '45-'47; Senior Red Cron Representative '47. Martha Higdon (Pollard), Martha Euphmsynean '43-’47, Treasurer '47. S R. Vice President '43-'44. Stamp Salesman '43, ’44. Paul Hobby I). . ('lull '46; S. R. Vice President '46. Stamp Salesman '45, 46. El) G. IIOLTAM, III National Honor Society '46-’47; Stage Art Committee '46; Goran l4-'45; Pen and Brush Club '45- 17. Writers Workshop '46- 47. S. R. Stamp Salesman '46; State Fair Award '46. Poetry 5w.ird 47. Robert I Iopwood, Jr., Bobby Betty Faye Howard, Polly Transferred from Enslev; Kuphrmynemi '46. Critic '47; Marshal 46. 47 SENIORS Robert 1). Hudson, Hob Aeronautics Club '45-'17, Secretary ‘47; S. H. President '40, Stamp Sidnmui '45j History Cln« President '40. 'Wanda Hunt, Mow Astrnra '43-‘47, Social Committee '45; S. K. He l Cross Rrpmml,itivc '40; Marshal '44. Jaunalda Jinnette Damrosch '45, Recording Secretary '46, President '47; Dramatic Club '43. '44; S. H. President '44, '45, Vice President '45, Secretary '40. Stamp Salesman '44. Council Member 14. Minor A Kent '40; Study Hall Secretary '40; Marsha) '46. ‘47; Band '44-’47; Head Drum Majorette '40, '17; School Letter '40. Pkgcy Jean Johnson National Honor Society '40; Vrstnlia ’44-'47, Critic '47; C. L. C. '44-'47, Treasurer '47; S. R. Secretary ‘44; Mirror Typist '47. Lutiieh R. Jones Boys (dec Club '45-'40; Choir '45, ’46; Owen '46-'47; S. R. Mirror Agiot '45; Speech Class Vice President 45. Mahtha Elizabeth Jones, M. J. Damrosch '43 '46, Corresponding Secretary '40; S. H. Stamp Salesman '44, '45; Committee English Exhibit '45; Majorette ’43-'40. Arthur F. Jordan, Ox Ushers '46-’47; Curry '45- 47. President '47, Secretar ' •16; S. R. Vice President '46, President '44. President '45; Baskelhall '43-'44 Elsie Kampakis, Kam ta C:� rl Hi-servex '44-'40; C. L. C. '44- 48. Treasurer '45; S. R. Secretary’ '43. President '45. '46; Red Cros Representative '46; Marshal ’43-‘46; History Class Vice President ‘46, Gym Captain ’45. Elvin Kanteh Or not.it ion Committee ‘46; Gnrvas 44. Critic 44. Publicity A Kent '46; Mirror Board 45; R.O.T.C. '43-’48, Sergeant '45. American Legion OrAtnr '47. Mary Lek Kelley S. H. Secretary '43. President '44; Clothing Class Vice President 43; English Claw Secretary '45; Cym Captain SENIORS Marian Elaine Killette, lutinie Euphiosynean 44-'47, Vice Prctidfnt 47; Girls’ Glee Club ’44-’46. Secretary 45, Vice president ‘16; S. R. Stump Salesman 45; History Class Secretory ’44. Mary Killian Sarah King New Comers 45-'48. Secretary 45, President '40; Personality Club '45. Ronald Owen Kirkpatrick Gorg.-u -l4-’47; S. R. Secretary 43, Mirror Ag« nt 45; History Class Secretary '44. James E. Kissel, Jimmy Hilliard 44- 46; S. R. Secretary ’44. Mirror Agent 40; Murshnl '45; Basketball '45. GILBERT K NOW I.TON Boys' Glee Club '44. Choir '45 '47, Librarian ‘44. '45. Chaplain '45, '46; Dramatic Club '43-'45; S. R Treasurer '44; Fire Warden '44; R.O.T.C. 2nd Lieutenant '45. Trick Drill Platoon '44. Rosemary Lackey, Route Law and Order Committee 47; Dramatic Club 44: D� mrOM-h '46; Club Stunt '46; Marshal 45, 47, Head Marshal 47. Gene E. Lankford, Elba S. R. Vice President '45. Stamp Salesman 46; English Class President '44. 45; Civics Class Vice President 44; History Class President '46. Ruby Jean Lankford, Jeannie Tli.ili.i '46; Girls' Glee Club '46. '47; Home Economics C!:iv Vice President '46, 1st Pme State Fair 46. Joyce Faye Lantrip, Junk S R. Stamp Salesman 44. Red Cross Representative '45; Home Economics Exhibit 45; Marshal '42-'43; Phillips' Chairman National Dress Drxgmrrs '46; Mirror Typist '47. SENIORS Jane Lawrence, Slhn Euphrosyiiean '4I-M7, Vice President '45, Secretary '44, 47, Treasurer '45, Parliamentarian '45, '47; S. K. President '44, Secretary 45, '46, 47; Choir 44-'47; Spanish Cla Secretary 45; Mirror I'ypbl '47. Margaret Beatrice Lay, Peggy Clio 44; Promethean 45- 47, Recording Secretary '46. Corn-sp .tuliui Secretary '47; Dramutk Club '48; S. R. Vice rrenidetrt 4«. Mump Salesman '43, 46. Secretary '44. Clothing Class Secretary ‘46; Orchestra '43-'4S; Operetlu ‘43. Clarence Norman Lee, Jr., Sonny National Honor Society '46; Junior Red Cumt Secretary '46. N ice President 4b; S. M. Stamp Salesman '44; Boy ' Glee Club 45-'47. Geraldine Lewis, Jerry Girl Rwen'd 44- 16. S. R. Hrwidint 44, Secretary 45, Stamp Salesman '46; English Cluss Secretary '44 James Licari, Jimmy Curry '45-'47; S. R President 43. Mirror Agent '43. '44; Marshal '43; Club Debate 45; Chair '44-'4 Kenneth Little. Ken U� hm 46-'47; Spoil Club l -‘47; S. R. President '43, Nice President '44; Football '41-46; Basketball '44-'4H; Butehnll '45-'47. Joseph Patrick Lombardo, Joe Law and Order Committee 47; Got '4 l-'47. Tttswmer '45, (Corresponding Secretary '46; Dramatic Club '43-'46; Marshal '44. '47. Head Marshal 47; Campaign Manager '46. Carol Jens Lowry, Yank Art Club 46-'47, Secretary '46. Treasurer 16. Vice President '47; Fen and Brush Club '40- 47. Secretary '46; S. R. Vice President '48, President 40; Government Class Vice President '40. De.mplk Edith Lyle Girl Reserves '44-'46; Basketball 43-'45. Volleyball 43-'45. Softball '43-'45. Lena Magnus, Lex Cluln Committee '40; Dramatic Club 43; Promethean '44; Treble Clef Club '44-'45; S. R. Mirror Agent '40; English Class Secretary ‘45, ’46; History ('lass Vice President '46. Marshal 44. SENIORS Joyce Malkove Junior Hot I Cross 4-3-‘47. Treasurer '46; Dnmrmch '43-47. Treasurer ’45, Parliamentarian '46; Speech Choir '44-'46; Dramatic Cluli '45. Norman Wilfhed Mandy, Jr., Nil WU Scholastic CotnmiUre '47; S. K. Minor Agent '44. '45, Hod Cron Representative ‘45; Campaign Speaker ’47; Band ’44. Librarian 45- 47. Jimmy Mank Corgas '44; Art Cluh '43; S. K. President '44, 13. Stamp Salesman '43; Marshal '43, 44. Herbert Gene Mauler. Herbie Sports Cluh Secretary 10. IMicr 16-'17; S. K. President '44. '45; Economies Class Vice President '46; Football '44-‘46; Basket ha 11 '46-'47; Baseball ‘45-'47. Oscar Lee Marsh S. R. Vice President 45, Council Member '44. Paper Col lector '46. ’47. Slogan Chairman 17. K.O.T.C. Corporal ‘45-’47; Tennis '46-‘47. Hobert Franklin Martin, Friar Ushers' Cluh '46-'47; Yancey 43-'47; Stage Crew 43-'47, Art Cluh '43; Pen and Brush Cluh 44; S. H. Stamp Salesman '46. Banker '42; Club Stunts IS; K.O.T.C 43- 45. (airpor.il '44. Stall Sergeant '45; Campaign S|M'akri '4 I. '45; Biurhall ‘43; Football ‘43; Basketball '42; Marshal '45. William Franklin Mathis, Wild Hill Owen '4G-'47, Custodian '46. Recording Secretary '47; S. R. Proddml '43. Secretary ’45, Stamp Sale man '13. ‘45; Band 'I3 47. Mabelle McCollum Dramatic Club 44-'45; Speech Clnur 11-16. Helen Marie McFarland. H.St. Y-Teeii Club '44-'47, Treasurer '46; S. K. Vice President '46, Secretary '-15. Bed Cn� ss Representative II. Betty- Jean M .Mimiael, Mikt S. H. Red Cross Representative '41. 45, Vice President '46. Secretary ‘43; Vocal Class Presulcnt 14 SENIORS John William McWilliams. Jil, Pete Newcomer Club 44, Treasurer 44. Vice President '45; S. H. Vice President '40; English Class Vice President 46; Marih.il '44. Betty Louise McWhohteh, Mac Vest alia '4$-'47, Corresponding Secretary '44. Critic '45; S. H. Secretary '4 3. President '43. Vice President '44. Stamp Salesman -lb; English Cbm Vice 1 resident '45. Secretary '44. President 16. History Class Secretary '45. tb. Club Stunts '13- 46; Girls’ Omtnrtciib '44; Mumbai '43- 40; Orchestra 43. 45. Raymond Meahs Chahles P. Miller, C. P. Transferred from Johnstown Senior High School. Johnstown. Penn.; New Comers Club 46; Band 46. Nohma Jean Milleii Vestnlia '47; Mirror Typist '47. Josephine Thehese Milton, Joey Audrey Mitchell, Little Audrey ., L C. !4-'47. Secretary 46. Treasurer 45. Yearbook Chaiiiuaii ‘46; Bookstore Committee ’44; Gym Captain '43; S. H. Stump Sidesman '45; Spanish Class Secretary '45; Spanish Clast President '44; Marshal 'I I. '45; Office Assistant '45; Gym Teams ’43-'46. John M. Mobley Donald Monhoe Aeronautics Club '46; S. K. Stamp Sidesman '45; History Class iiesident '44. IIahvky Mon hoe Ushers Hi, 47; Sports Club l4-‘47; S. R. President '45. '46. Vice President '44. Council Member '44. Mirror Agent '46; English Class President '46. Football '43-'46. B'' Team Letter. Varsity Letter '14, '45, '46; Baseball '44-•16. Varsity Baseball '45. '40; Basketball '44-'46; “B” Team Basketball Letter '46. SENIORS Laura Ruth Morgan, Lolly Ncwcomm Club 43- 44; C. I.. C. ’46; Library Club 46. Camii.i.k Morris, Six S. H. Vice President 44. Ann Moss. Bull Moose Newcomers Club 45, Program Chairman 43; Astraca 46; S H. Stamp Salesman '45; Secretary Economic Chm 46 Horace Monrok Mullins, Moon Economic Class Vice President '46. President '47. Edgar John Mulvanky, Kd ar John Orientation Committee 43; Hilliard 43-'45, President 46; S. R. Vice President '45; History Cla s Vice Prcsielent '45; Boy Oratorical 46; Senior Play 46. Joseph William Murphy, Joe Mildred Joyce Myers Vestnlia '44-'47, President '47. Recording Secretary '46, Cnnespniuling Secretary '46; Dramatic Club '43-'46; Treble Clef Club 44; S. R. President '45; History Class Secretary 45; Math Class Secretary 43; Marshal '46: Speech Choir 43; Club Stunts '46; Life With Willie 1 45. Vera Louise Myers, Softie Edna Jane Naff, Janie (I. L (!. 45- 47; S. R. Council Menilier '44. Minor Agent 45. 46; K.O.T.C. Sponsor '46; Mirror Typist 47. James Edward Nash, Jr., Jimmy Sports Club '46; S. R. Council Member '46. Feieitball Manager '45-'46; Baseball '45 B ’ Team; Baseball Manager '46; Basketball 45. 46; Marshal '44; Campaign Manager 46. SENIORS Edward Timothy Norwood, Tim Bond ‘46-’47. Kathryn Odom Janie Mae Ooburn, Red Dumrrwch '46; Now Cmnrn Club 45. Barnard O'Haha Band ‘42- 43; 46- 47. Howard O’Dambl, O. I). Disc .ukI Diamond ‘46; Boys Glee Club 45-‘46; Choir '40; Quartet 4flj BmcImII B Team 45. Tommie Owens Aeronnutic-s Club '44-‘47. Treasurer '40; Girls' Glee Club '4l-'46. S. R. Secretary '44, ’45, ‘40. Lewis Johnson Packlky l-rt'v and Order Committer 45; Disc und Diamond Society '45: Science Club '40; Marshal '45; Mirror Business St.itl '40 '47; R.O.T.C. Stall Serucaiit '40; Captain ‘40, Lieutenant Colonel 17. David Parrish, Slick l Mtv Jo Patton National Honor Society '46. Law and Order Committee '46; (din 44-'47. Secretary ‘47. Parliamentarian '46; Dramatic Club '43-'46; Speech Choir ’43-'46. S. It. Stamp Salesman 44; History Class Secretary 15; Speecb Clint Critic '45; M.it'll.d ‘44-‘4 6; Poetry Contest ‘40; Club Stunt ’4(� . Billie Marie Payne G. L. C. 44-’47, S. H. Stamp Salesman '44, Gvm Captain 43, Lieutenant ‘44. ‘43. '46; Cym Trams ‘43-'4fl. SENIORS % Loins William Perry, Jr., Juno Curry 14-'•17. Correspond in? Secretary '47; Sctrncr Club 43-'44; Bund '43- 47. Orchestra 45; S. H. President 44. Vice Pmidml '43. '45. Secretary 45. Stamp Salesman 45; All Sink Band '47. Club Stunk '44-'40. Nancy Pekiiy Promethean 44-'47; S. R. Stamp Salesman 45; Orchestra '43-15. Tiiomas Falls Petkilson Usher '46; Owen 44-'4G; Library Club '46; Pen and Bimb Club '44-'47. Presidml '45. Vic® President '46. Puhlicitv and Publication Committee '46. ‘47; S, R. President '44. Vice President '43, '46. Mirror Agent '45; Spanish Cln� s Secretary ‘46; Ha-rkcthall '46. Louise Elizabeth Phillips, Wcezio Aglaia '40; S. It. Stamp Salesman 46. Polly Philips Dramatic Club '43-’44; Clio ’44-'47, Recording Secretary '48; S. It. Vice President 44. Council-.Member '44. Stamp Salesman '45; History Class Secretary '45; Marshal 45; National Anthology of High School Poetry '45; Club Stunts 45. 16, William Jerome Pitts. Pitts National Honor Society '46, '47, Gcurral Organisation Second Associate 48. President '47. Om illation Committee Chairman 46; Yancey '44-'47. Third Member of Standing Committee '45. Recording Secretary '46. President '46; Usher Club '48. '47, Drumatie Club 43, '44. S. R, Vice President 43. President '44, '45, '46. '47; Junior Hi-Y Club '43. '44. Vice President '43. President '44, History Class President '46, English Class President '46. Margaret Poe Assistant Haukmg Manager '45. '46; S. R. Stamp Salesman '44. '45; Office Receptionist '46. Virginia Popwell, Ginger Vrstalin '44-'47, Treasurer '46, Publicity Cliairmnu '47; S. R. Mirror Agent '44. Stamp Salesman 45. Choir '45-'47; Cloc Club 4 I, Vice President '44. Morris Gene Porter, Frankie Cnr a 44. Parliamentarian '46, Vice President '47; Glee Club 45-'47. Vice President '46-'47, Librarian '46; S. H. Secretary '44. Vice President .'44. History Class Secretary 15; Library Assistant ’45 Helen Virginia Ponvei.l SENIORS Julia Elouise Powell, Doodle Senior Invitation Committee '40; Thalia '44, Correspond iti8 Secretary '46, Chairman Publicity Committee '46; S. H. President '44. '45. Vice President’ '45; English Class President 44. 45; Clothing Class President '44. '45. Vice President '45. '40; Science Class President '44. Ralph Wesley Powell Clubs Committee '40. Athletic Committee '47; Owen '43-'A7. President '46. Treasurer '40; Ushers '45-'4G. Secretary 17; S. It. Stamp Salesman '44, '40. President ‘46; Choir 44. '40. Secretary '46. Vice I resklent 45; Basketball '43. '45; Tennis '14. '47. William Arnold Powell. Jit.. Confer Gorvas ' I3 '44; Curry '44-'47, Sergcunt-at-Anns '47; S. It. President '43, Vice President 45. Stump Salesman '45; Kn .lish Class President 45; Band ‘43-'47; All-State Band '47; Chili Stunt '40- 47; Orchestra 45. Betty Jean Pkatt. Piatt S. B. Secretary '43. Wynne Ragland. R«j� Clntis Committee '45-'4fl; Marshal '46: Track '44- 46. Letter '45; Busk I hall ’44-'46. Foothall Manager '44 46. Letter 45; Big Five Swimming Meet '45. Dorothy Lanier Ray, Laimy Knphrosynran '44 47; S. R. Mirror Agent '42. Wallace Ray S. H. President 45. '46; R.O.T.C. Sergeant '45. Staff Sergeant '46 Iha T. Read. J� t. Veterans Club, Vice President 10. Secretary- '47; S. H Minor Agent '42; Keonoiuics Class President 40; Base-hall Manager 41; U S. Navy '43-'40. Mary Catherine Reeves. Cat Mn-'mosvnean ’40-'47; Junior Beil Cross '44. '40. S. B. Stamp Salesman '44; Youth Symphony '40; Orchestra '44- James P. Rex.an. Red S. H. Vice President 45. Stamp Salesman 14. Council Member '47. SENIORS Rudolph Marquis Reid. Jr., Mark Science Club 45- 47} S. R. Council Mrmlier 45; Mar-hat 45; Hand 43 47. Robert Roc eh Reynolds, Hobby Senior Class Vice Piwidml ’47; Uilicn '-16.'-17. Assistant Head Usher 47. Curry I4'46; Spoil- Club 46; S. H. Vice President '45. Stamp Salesman 45-’4fl. Mirror Agent •44; Football '43-16. Utter 46. Track '44. Ifi, '47. Basketball ll-'lfi. Q o 1 e l A Mahy Virginia Richards, Sitter Euphrntyiican 44-'47, Parliamentarian 44. President '47, Publicity A urn I 44; S K. Stump Salesman 44, '45. Council Member 45; Ctrl ’ Glee Club 14-'in. Robert T. Ridij-iiooveb, nubile Sport Club '45. '46, S. It Stamp Salesman '44. President 15. Vice President '4fi; MaiNb.il '46; Football '43. '45. '46; Track '45. 10; Basketball ’45. Ci-ahence Ai.ton Rikaiid, Rickard S. R President 42. '4:), '44; Campaign Speaker 46; Fiugtish Class President 44. Football 44; Track. State Meet, S. E. C. Relay Team 46; R.O.T.C. 14. '45. '16. Faitii Ann Riley, Fadie IVr-onalily Club '45; Mimir Typist 46. Robert Ali.ison Rives, Tim Athletic Committee '47; Yancey '44-'47; Usher- Club 46, Associate Head Usher '47; S. R. Mirror Agent '45. Stamp Sale-man '16. Biology Clasts President '44. '45; English Cla— Secretary ‘45; Marshal ’44. Carolyn Robinson, Collie G. L C. '45-'47. Gym Lieutrnunt '16. Basketball Manager 45. Basketball ’45. Volleyball '45. Towel Marshal '44; Junior Hod Cross 46; School and State Utters '44-'45. Ei� na Eari.e Robinson or.ma Jean Robinson, Robbie Ve-lnlia '46. '47; Junior Red Cm— '43. '44; Dramatic Club '43-'45. S It- Secretary 13. '44. Pie (dent '46; Club Stunt '46. SENIORS Mary Jo Rockett ti. L. C. ’45� ’47, P.-T. A. Committee '46; Chninnan Publicity Committee ‘46; Aflnia '44-'47; S. H. Council Member ‘44. Stump Salesman '44, Junior Red Crow '44; Cheer-leader ’46; Soccer Team ‘44. ‘45. Waiiukn Rousseau, Buddy Ushers 46; Sport Club '45-'47; S. H. President 43, Stamp Salesman '44. History Class Vice President '45; Government Claes President '46; Football '45. '46; Hiukct-ball '45, '46; Baseball '46, '47. Mary Jeanette Ruffneh Mnemos yne.m. Secretary '45; Orchestra, Vice President '46, President '47. James David Russell, Jimmie Corgn ’44-'45; Mnrrhal 4 J- 45. Mirror Typist '47. Piece McCoy Russell, Jr., Mac Disc and Diamond Society '45-'47. First Lieutenant; Boys' Glee Club: Junior Red Cross '44; S. H. Vice President 44. •Jo. Secretary '43. Stamp Salesman '45. Mirror Agent '46; History Class Vice President 46; Marshal 44; R.O.T.C. Corpund '45 Sergeant '45. Stall Sergeant '46. Captain ' 6. Trick Drill Team 44-'45. Margaret Sandefer, Sandy S. R. President '43. Council Member '45; Marshall '44. Vivian Sanford C. L. C. ,43-,47; Y-Teeni 47; S. R. Secretary '44, dent 46. Stamp Salesman '47; Mirror Typist 47 David Samuel Satterwihte, Bubhcr Hilliard 44-'47; S R. Secretary '46; History Class Sl c-Marthal 'l l. Disc and Diamond Society '45 17. Officer 46-47. R.O.T.C Comorul '45. Staff Sergeant '40. Lieutenant 47; Tennis '45, Club Stunt '46. Sue Schultz, Susie G. L. C. '44; Damrosch '46; S. R. Secretary '43. '45 President 46; Gym Captain '45; Majorette '45-'47; Soft' ball. Basketball. Speedball. Volleyball Teams; School Letter 44. State Letter '45. '46. Loving Cup '47; Bookstore 44-‘47. John Richard Shamduhcer, Unmburfier Hi-Y '45-'46; Pen and Brush Club '45-'47. Vice President 45. Critic '46; President '47; S. R Srcretars '44 Mirror Agent '46. Stamp Salesman '46; Marshal '46; Red Cross 45; Football '46; Basketball '45. SENIORS Doius Louise Siif.i.ton, Dot CL L. C. '-14-’47. Social Committer 45; Bookstore Committee '46. Publicity Chairman '47; Y-Tenw '44-'47. Social Committer ‘45. Vice President '46; Junior Red Cross '43. Gym Office Assistant 45-’46; Soccer Team '43-’45; Volleyball Team '44-’40; Basketball Team ’43. Lucif. Grey Simms Clio -43-’47. Correspond:n2 Secretary '45. Social Chairman '46; S. R. Secretary ’46. Stamp Salesman '44. Jane LaRocue Slaughter, Janie Library Exhibit Committee '45. Dramatic Club '43-44. Pierian '43-’47, President '46-'47, Recording Secretary '45. Treasurer '46. Critic '44, Social Chairman '45; S. R. President 43, Mirror Agent '44. Council Member '44. '46; Orchestra Vice President '43; History Class President '46, Secretary '46; Spanish Class Secretary 46; Speech Class Vice President '44. Speech Choir '43, '44; Orchestra Accompanist ’45-’47; Graduation Program '46, '47. Jean Smith, E.J. Newcomers Club '44. Vice President '44; Clio '45; D. O. Club '46; S H. Council Member 45, Vice President '46; Mirror Typist '47. Julia Smith, Faye Mirror Typist '47. Von-Twiellk Smith, Vonnie Law and Order Committee '46; Dramatic Club '43- 45; Clio '43-’47, Treasurer ‘45, Publicity Agent ‘46; S. R. Mirror Agent '45, 46; Marshal '44. '47; Speech Choir ‘43- 45. Jack King Sparks, Sjiarkie Di c and Diamond Society 46, First Lieutenant '47; S. R. President '45. Stamp Salesman '40. Council Member '48. Marshal '48; H.O.T.C. Stall Sergeant '46; First Lieutenant '47; Captain '47. Kenneth Spivey, Crash Aeronautics Club ‘46, Vice President ’46, President ‘47; S. R. Paper Chairman '44-'46; Mirror Business Stall '48. Hugh Griffith Spurlock, Jr., S w r Glee Club, Vice President '44; S. R Vice President '44, '45. President ’14. Mirror Agent '45. Council Member '46. SENIORS Bill Stackhouse, Willie C Yancey '45-'47; S. R Vice President '43. Mirror Agent '46. Stamp Salesman '44; English Class Vice President '44. Jkankxne Stanley Athletic Committer 46; Vettalin ‘44-'47, Vice President 47; G. L. C. ’4V’47, Vkf President '47, Social Commit-tee '46; S. K. President '44; English Class Monitor '46; Gym Assistant ‘45-'46; Soccer Team '43-'46; Girls' Poetry Contest '46. Sahaii Ruth Starbuck l'nhlicity and Publication Committer '45; ProniethrMii 44-'4 7, I ub’icits Chairman '45, Vice President '46; Dramatic dull 13, 45; S. H. Stamp Salesman '45; Speech Class Secretary 43; Marshal '43. '44-. Chib Stunt ‘44. '46; Campaign Man.iurr '46; Phillips Night Clothing Exhibit '46. Ann Langley Stkkle Athlet.c Committee '47; Thalia '44; G I. C. '44. Treasurer ‘16. Secretary 17; S. It. Stamp Salesman '45. '46. Council Member '45, Secretary '46; English Class President '40; Study Hall Secretary '44; Gym Class Captain '46; Marshal ' 15. Head Marshal '46; Softball Team '44. '45; Volleyh ill Team '44-'46; Soccer '44; Speed Ball '45, '46; Winner, Darts 44; Bookstore '44. '4o; Club Stunt ‘46; School and State Letter '46. Helen Stilwkll, Toots Transferred from Preshyterian Junior College, Maxton. N. C.. '46. Aftlaia '46. Girls’ Glee Club 47. Robert F. Stuckf.y, Bobby Aeronautics Club '44-'47, Treasurer '47; Disc and Diamond Society- 44-‘47; Phntouraphy Club ’46; R.O.T.C. ‘44-'47, Guidon Bearer '45. Tech-Sergeant '46. Captain '47; Orchestra '44-'46; Picture Machine Operator 46-’47; Boys' Glee Club '46; Cheerleader '46; Mirror Photographer 4fl-’47. Richard Sutherland, Fro Aeronautics Club '43-'45. Vice President '44; S. H Mirror Agent '43. '46, Council Member '43. Stamp Salesman '44. Vice President '45. Ray C. Tanner Veterans’ Club '48-'47. Nancy Jean Tate, .Vr n Damrosch '44-'47, Parliamentarian '46. Chtipluin '46; S. R. Vice President '46. Stamp Salesman '44; Treble Clef Club '44. Thkresk Thibodeau, Teriy Clio '44: Promethean '45-'40; S . R. Secretary '45. '40; History Class Vice President '46; Marshal '45; Study Hall Secretary '46; Mirror Typist 47. Mae Beth Tiiiemonce estnlia '47; S, R. Vice I resident '46; Marshal J l, '46. SENIORS Byron Thomas, Bike Football 44. 15. Mary Dee Thomas, Dccrftj Clio '42-'47; S. R. Sccrrtary 44. Stamp Suleiman 40; Clothing Cla � Prestdrnt 48, National Fashion Commit tee l0- 47. Wiu.iam Bi.and Thomas, Bill llillianl 45-'4fi; S. R. President 44; B.wkrtlwll 44; Track 44. Aubrey Lee Thornton, Monk Uthm 40; History Claes Secretary '15; Band 44. I it is Jf.an nine Till, Xranii Junior Knl Cross 43 44; Atflaia 44- 47, Reporter '44, Critic '44. Recording Secretary 45. Corn-s] oiidiiig Secrc turv '40. Treasurer '47; S. R Secretary 43. Stamp Sales-man '44. Mirror Agent '44, '40. President 45. Council Member 45. 40; Hand 40- 47; Mirror Typist '47. Sally Jf.an Timmons, Dearie F.upiirosyncan ‘45- 47. Critic 46. President 40; Dramuta Club 44; Girls Glee Club 45. Club Stunt 46. E. H. Tolbert, Jr., Radar 1). O. dull '45 47; S R President 44, Stamp Salesman 40. Secretary 45. Archie Clifton Trimm. Jr . A. C. Secretary History Class 44; Vice President Speech Clil� � 12; Marshal 4l. 15. IB; Trick Drill Team 45. ft, ft 4 ih4 fc Mary Elizabeth Trull Dramatic Club President 44: S H. President 43. ice President 'll. History Class President 'll SENIORS Lu Herman Trkece, Lu Dainroscb 40; Dramatic Club ‘44; Majorette '40. Cf.KOPATOA TSIMPIDKS, CleCi G. L. -46; Girl Rfii’rvfv Secretary '40; S. R. Stamp Salesman ’-14; Marshal '45-'40. Adrian Tucker StMr Crew 48; Usher '45; Yancrv '45; S. R. Vice Fmillnit '44; Entlhh Cla .« President ’45. Barbara Tucker Art Club '45-’47, Prwhlmt 46; S. H. Prc-idcnt 44. Rich Attn L. Tyler, Jr.. June Hup Senior Class Poet '47; National Honor Sooletv '46; Vancry |45-'47; S. K. Secretary ‘45; National Anthology of Poetry Betta Tyson Dnmrosch 40. Edwin Pembroke Vairen, Jr., liuddi Hilliard '44-'47, S-cretnry '40. Prrsidrnl 47: Usher '46- 47; S. R. Stamp Salesman '43. President '44. Vice President 45. Council M-mher 45; bln lRh Class President '46; Rnsehall '45; l.nnch Room Checker '44-'40, Rorert William Vance, Jr.. Hob Oriental on Commit I-e '47; Hilliard 44-'47, Treasurer 4-5; Hi-Y 44; S. R. President 45; Biology Class Pros dent '44. Aw Vann Thajla '44-'47, Treasurer '45, Vice Prcsidnt '40. President 17; Dramatic Club '43-’44; S. R. Secretary 46, Council Member '47; Marshal Post '44; Treble Clef Club 45; Girls Poetry Contest '44. Marian Ruth Vaughan Club Committee '46. Chairman '46; Dramatic Cub '13-45; I romethean '44-‘47. Treasurer '46; S. R. President '44. Stamp Salesman '45. Council Member ‘40, Vies President 46; Math Clin Secretary 43-'45; History Cb� s President 48$ Marshal 44; Chib Stvnt '44-'46. Jimmy Vincent Glee Club 45; S. R. President '44. '45. 46; History CW President '45; Choir l.ihrariim 46; Cheerleader 45-'40: R.O.T.C Guide Sergeant '10. Rask.’thnll '44. SENIORS Forrestene Waldrop Vdlalln 45-’47, Program CommiUco 47; Marshal ‘44: Dramatic Clnh '46; Speech Clmlr 16; Towel Marshal 41. 14. Arthur Willis Walker, Wee Willie Kaymonu Walker Weldon Walker, Dimples Cliffy ’44. Secretary 46; S R Vice President '40. President 46, Minor Agent 43, 44, Secretary 44: Science Clast President 43; Spanish Clast Secretary 44 James Wallace, Dutch Transferred from DuPont Manual Louisville. Ky.) ‘46; Library Chih 46, Secretary 40. John David Walsh Martha I.kneta Ward Mncmoayncnn 44- 47, Corresponding Secretary '46. Choir 45- 47; S. R. Secretary 43. President 44. Vice President 46; Manhal 46. Dorothy Warren, Dot Dramatic Club 44; S R. Vice President 46; Band ll-' tfi. Florence Watks, Floppie Transferred from Ramsay. Marvel Ladeli.e Watterson, Dell C. fe C 43- 48; P.-T. A. Committee 43. Yearlxmk Com-milter 43. Bookstore Committee 46; Kuphrosynean 43- 46. Vice President 46; S. R. Mirror Agent 44. Vice President 46; State Letter ' 13. SENIORS Delores Watson, Haiti I). (). Club '46; G. L. C. 4.1. Vice President 40; Marshal '45s Tennis Champion '-14. '45, '46; Soccer ‘43-'16; Softball 44-’46; Volleyball '•H-’lfl; Gym Captain 43. '45. James W. Watson, Jim IViera Chib 45- 47: S. R. President '46; Library Club ‘45; L. R. Cashier '45-'47. Barbara Wayne Speech Choir 44; Dramatic Club '44; Writer ’ Workshop 44, Secretary'-Treasurer '46. 47; Junior Rod Com ’43, Treasurer 46. Corresponding Secretary ‘46; S. R. Stamp Salesman '44. Louisa Weahn, Liza S R. Vice Prend-nt '46; Marshal '46. M rcaret Weaver, Biddy Astraen '45; Dramatic Club '44; S. R. Vice President '41. Stump Sulesmnn '45; Speech Choir ‘43. '44; Band 45-’47; Orchestra ’46-‘47. John Lewis West, Jack R.O.T.C. Captain 47. Donald Whelan Ceceh. White. Ceil Vrstatla '16; Sj� eech Choir '44; Dramatic Club ’44; S. R. Stamp Sale man ' 16; Marshal '44, ’4.5; Club Stunt ’46. Margaret Ann White Chairman Chibs Committee 47; Prom-thean '44. President ' IB; Dramatic Club '43. ’44. ’45; S. R. Secretary '43. Stamp Salesman '45, Mirror Agent ‘46; Biology Chm Secretary '44; Club Stunt '44, ’45. 46. SENIORS Betty Whittington National Honor Si� ciety '46. Willie Ann Wiggins, Winnie S. K. Prrsldint '46. Council Member '44; History Class S«fft rv 44. ‘45; Freshman Girls Club Representative 43; Soccer from '44. Betty Jean Williams, Hot Foot G. L. C. '44-‘4T: Girl Reserve 45- 46; D. O. Club '46-'47; S. R. Red Cro� Representative '43. Soccer 43 ’45, Volleyball l3-'40. Softball .'43 46; Speed Ball '46. Bill Willoughby, Gsorgiu Boys' Glee Club ’45-'47, Secretary '46. Annie Kimi Wilson National Honor Society '46; Vrstalia 45-’47, Treasurer '46; Dramatic Club '44: S. R. Secretary ‘46. Mary Lynn Wissingeii, Wabhit Dammeh '43- 47. Jackson Bahtf.e Wortiiincton Law and Order Committee, Chairman '45; Art Club '44-'47, Secretary '46; S. R. Secretary '44; Marshal '45. Margaret Cay Wright National llonnr Society '46; Scholarship Committee '46: Clio '44-'47j S. R. President '44. Stamp Salesman 45; Her! Cm� « Representative 44; History Ctaw Secretary, Vice i resident ‘45; Study Hall Secretary '- 4, '46. Sara Elizabeth Wyatt Chilis Committee '45; Athletic Committee ’46, Euphrasy-nean 44-'46, Secretary '45; Biology Class Secretary '46; History GIam President '44; S. R. vice President '44. Secretary '43, Stamp Salesman '44; Cheerleader 44- 46. Dan YmrNGBi.oon Enttllsh Class Pmcldcnt '45; Gler Club '4fl- 47; Football '43'I4. Priscilla Jean Zander, Pedillo National Honor Society '46; Aghlifl '44-'47, Parliamentarian '46; S. It. Vice President '45. Stamp Saltsmaii 46; French Class Vice President '46; History Class Secretary '45; Junior Red Cross '43-'45, Chairman Friendship Committee ‘45; Dramatic Club '43-'11. Marshal '45. '46. SENIORS SENIORS Walter Brooks. Brother Joe Edmond Kiddle, Josephus Curry '44-'47; S. R. Secretary 46. Council Member ’46, Transfer from Rarm.iv; Band '48, '47; Orchestra '46. Mirror Agent '44; Marshal '45. Harold Dodokn Veteran Club 46; Hilliard '44; Biology Clav President '43; Baud '42-'44; Orchestra 43. Mario Santerre National Honor Society '46; Economics Class Vice President '46. Bill Gunthorpe Carlenb Siiurett D. O. Club '44-'46, Secretary 45, '46; S. R. Vice President '44. Mirror Agent 46. Sarah Leta Ledyahd Girl Reserve '45; Mnemosynean '46. S. R. Secretary '43, Stamp Salesman 44. Secretary Study Hall '45; Treble Clef Club 43-’44. Harry Smith, Fcrriy D. O. Club '46; S. R. Secretary '44-'40. Mirror Agent '43. Football '43-‘44. WORLD OF OPPORTUNITY THE THEATER” “WHO’S WHO IN MR. AND MISS PHILLIPIAN Margaret Ensuf.n Billy Pitts Most Popular.............................Bob Collins, Jane Lawrence Most Studious.................................Billy Cooper, Ann Fleminc Most Likely to Succeed...........................Billy Pitts, Nena Berry Best Looking.............................Jack Sparks, Margaret Enslen Wittiest............•..................Edgar Mulvaney, Audrey Mitchell THE SHAPE OF THINGS TO COME” The last scene of the last performance is played and over. The applause out front is good to hear, hut one can't help wondering, even while taking curtain calls, where were going from here. We've made some good friends during this run—what sort of parts will they be playing now that this show is over? Now it may he the glare of the footlights, hut I can see some names still up in lights: Raymond Box and Carol Lowry starring in a new release of “Rebecca ”, and Ann Fleming playing Lady Macbeth. The marquee of the Metropolitan Opera House gleams with the names of Howard O’Daniel, Royce Hart and James Bryant, who have filled those halls with their public—the bobby soxers. However, It Did Happen Here” turned out to be the last appearance on any stage for most of the members of its cast, for an amazing number of them have settled down into less dramatic careers: John Dunbar and John Faust are tooth extractors extraordinary, John Carmichael the youngest member of the Supreme Court, before whom David Satterwhite and Phil Drash are arguing another portal-to-portal case: whether time consumed in walking down the second floor hall of Phillips before 8:20 should be counted as time in school or not. Bobby Reynolds is succeeding as a mechanical engineer, Bill Thomas has been appointed dog-catcher, while Elvin Kanter, with soap box and hillbilly band, is touring the state, for the usual reason. In the business world the cast has some outstanding members: Don Whelan is managing editor of the Birmingham Post, Edgar Mulvaney, the house painter with the personal touch, Wesley Day, cattle rancher; Diane Durham, head of a South American firm of architects, and Ann Vann and Louise Phillips, who are raising horses and Cocker Spaniels. Some of the cast turned to the field of science: Jeanenne Stanley is working desperately to devise a formula for polka-dot paint, and is being ably assisted by technican Ann Gallagher. More adventurous careers have been undertaken by Bobbie Brown, Kenneth Spivey and Bob Hudson, who are operating a line of rockets to Mars, and Arthur Jordan, who is ascertaining the exact diameter of the earth by digging a tunnel from pole to pole, and then simply measuring the length of the tunnel. Art and music have provided fame for some who began their public appearances in “It Did Happen Here”: Wallace Clyde and Ed Holtani have just been chosen to decorate the United Nations Assembly Hall, and famous models Anne Barnett and Marion Vaughan never wear gowns designed by any one but Kitty Fouche. Pianist Beth' Whittington is the favorite soloist with Robert Herrings Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, while William Powell and his clarinet are leading the world’s favorite dance band. Married life has claimed some of our leading ladies: Sally Timmons, Marie Henley, and Lexa Magnus gave up their careers to look out for the comfort of Gene Lockhart, Bobby Crumbaugh and Adrian Tucker, who give them the highest rating as homemakers. A recent poll conducted by the Institute of Private Opinion, conducted by Doctors Lester Eargle and Norman Lee, shows that bizarre occupations have not been neglected by our friends: Bob Vance calls himself “Crime Doctor ; Virginia Powell has glorified the old task of washing—she runs a “washerteria”, and Wynne Ragland works for the Simmons people as a bed tester. Educational pursuits and literary have claimed several ex-stars: Doris Gotlieb now proudly signs her name with Ph.D. after it, and Lucy Grey Simms is teaching Latin at Phillips. Richard Tyler is serving as Poet-Laureate, a position created especially for him by Act of Congress, and Barbara Wayne is compiling a history of Phillips’ Class of 1947, which is expected to be chosen as Book-of-the-Week by all the literary critics. This 10-volume saga will give you all the occupations of those members of the class which space forbids us to mention here, so join me in the line at the book counter soon. —Ann Fleming The whistle blows, the gangplank is lowered, and eighteen score of tired actors scramble up the narrow hoard with bulging suitcases, ready to embark on a vacation from the footlights. Below them, waving tearful goodbyes, stand their ever-faithful understudies, some of whom hope to take the next boat themselves. As the anchor is lifted, the voyagers shout last-minute messages to their friends, leaving to some of them the valuable items that they forgot to pack. In the clamor, we overhear a few of these parting shooters: Robert Collins, giving his almost empty bottle of peroxide to Mr. Wood for his Chemistry 5 class, in the hope that a better use may be found for it; Bill Ezell, leaving his megaphone (peanut catcher) to Mr. Gochenour, to be used by the Spanish classes for a dunce cap; Jane Slaughter, bestowing on Anne Speer her laughing eyes, and leaving her lustrous curls to any little girl who gets caught in the rain; Billy Pitts, giving ten votes, and the stunning personality that helped him get them, to Manly Yeilding; Margaret Cay Wright, willing her knitting to anyone who can knit and keep out of teacher's sight; Mary Jo Patton and Ry Bailey, passin’ on their Southern drawls to Sam Wetmore and Jack King; Robert Rives, regretfully leaving his curly hair to Quintus Fuller; Jeanette Ruffner, willing her social “tactics to any poor struggling female; Bob Groover, tentatively acepting the bashfulness handed over to him by Aubrey Thornton; Ann White, Peggy Lay and Juanalda Jinnette, leaving their magnificent smiles to Suzie Wilder, Marilyn McAteer and Leona Roth; Billy Cooper, gladly leaving his top locker to the poor soul underneath, who deserves it, after being hit on the head by falling objects for two years; Bernard Clowdus, donating his ears to anyone desirous of a unique ap- pearance; Jack Sparks, ruefully handing over his R.O.T.C. uniform to Jimmie Bowers, along with the brass polish; Terry Thibodeau, passing on her vivacity to people who don’t eat VVheaties; Bill Branch, tossing his battered football helmet to the player with the next-hardest head; Clara Cause, leaving her affection for Miss Airheart to Harvey Marshall. Louis Perry, cheerfully bestowing his clarinet upon Mr. Mayer, together with a book entitled “How to Appreciate Jazz”. The liner moves slowly away from the pier, leaving far behind the footlights on the stage of Phillips, and disappears beyond the horizon. Bon Voyage! —Billy Coopfr PROGRAM NOTES Members of the cast of “It Did Hapnen Here , like all troupers, find that their scrapbooks are bulging with unforgettable items—places and people, events and adventures, which will be fun to remember in times to come. Carolyn Deaver’s radiant personality starts us out on page one, while the page featuring the blonde curls of Clemmie Dilworth contrasted with the dark ones of Elsie Kampakis has won the heart of even' one who looks at it. A few pages further on Gerry Falletta and Joe Lombardo have put down their practical jokes for a permanent record, and the wit of Audrey Mitchell and Edgar Mul-vaney is sure to bring back the memory of many laughs. We have a special section for SCIENCE, with Bobby Ilopwood on the first page, with a special award for that “B in Mr. Baranelli’s Physics class. On page two is Gilbert Knowlton, with a snapshot of his special experiments in the field of nuclear energy. The pages on SMILES have Ted Davies first among the boys, while Frances Harrison heads the girls. SPECIAL SUCCESSES are featured in the next section, with Nena Berry's picture at the very top of the page. Ann Steele and N. W. Mandy are, naturally, tops in their chosen fields, while the picture of Ann Fleming as Daffodil Queen, rates a page to itself. SNAPSHOTS are our next section with Margaret Enslen pictured as Phillips' good deed for the day to college. A special time exposure was taken to show A. C. Trim slaving over his Biology assignment. The next few pages are labeled rather strangely, but simply: LINES: H-m-m- Buddy Vaiden and Weldon Walker are pictured here, while Olivia Gibbs and Jane Lawrence on the following pages snow that this section is not strictly a masculine one. Sketches fill the part of our scrapbook on FHIENDSHIP. One is of Joyce Lantrip and Vera Myers, another of Alton Rikard, and others show Richard Gore, Bill Stackhouse and Hugh Spurlock. In LAUGHS Elaine Killette and Robert Martin vie for first place with Rosemary Lackey’s dry wit making her stand out. Pete McWilliams has a niche all his own in this section. Polly Phillips leads the rest in our reserved division for HAPPY IN LOVE, but Betty Lou McWhorter, Lu Herman Treece and Flossie” Wates had to be included, too. A whole section is given to those with a SWEET DISPOSITION, for there were mam possessors of this usually rare trait. Ceceil White, with her ever-ready smife is a good example, and Anne Ruth Wilson's pert remarks and ready wit are really something to remember. However, our most-thumbed section of our scrapbook bears the simple head SWELL PEOPLE, and the pages allotted just wouldn’t hold all the snapshots we wanted to include: Margaret Weaver, with her willingness to work; Cnarles Miller, “Yankee accent” and all; game Harvey Monroe, Harold Anthony, always eager to please; loyal Anne Brett, Peg” Crowe, typical in her friendliness—there is a never-ending pile of pictures which should go here. As we close the scrapbook, we realize that we’ll never really need a reminder of the years we’ve spent together—they're forever a part of us. Tonight a mystic rustling flits about the window caves A mellow echo, softly calling us to please come out and roam. Through darkened veil we heed the luring call, And tramp beneath vast heavens starred jxill. j The haloed moon, a wan illuminated sphere, Limns lurid shapes among the floating mist. Now see and hear Some nymph, dryad or blithesome fairy waving wand in woodland rite. Merry sprites about us reel and dance On a moonbeam path down the blanched grass. Perhaps we glance Wee elves dodging low in mirthful leap frog to and fro, But chirping crickets only serenade the night And bunny rabbits thump to mates hid from sight. A mottled owl darts down and screams his melancholy tale, Reply comes from a lonely whippoorwill in far-off dewy dale. In tangled vines mid crops of thorny brier A mocking bird is moved to spread throughout the air A tumbling torrent of sheer delight which turns her neighbor songsters to despair. Flurried tvinds fling wandering clouds about on high Beneath a milky, lambert sky Unending, boundless and infinite as time. Now downward swirl an aged oak to shake. And soothes and sends to sleep the nightfolk now awake. The mourning pines complain and fret for day With its sights and noise and turbulent joys reality. But God’s peace and quiet on a lonely country night Awaken height and depth of thought in me: The world God made a paradise to bless our time while we are here; What man will make of it we only guess and fear. —Richard L. Tyler, Jr. A p IT DID HAPPEN HERE By May Class Published by P. II. S. Mirror 10S Pages $1.25 Set at Phillips High School during the four-year period which culminated in June, 1947, It Did Happen Here is the story of '300 or so members of a high school class. Carefully and minutely the play traces each of these lives from its entrance on the stage to its tnunph or defeat in a pursuit of learning and fellowship. The strands are woven together into an almost perfect plot. Upon entrance on the stage the characters show the influence of the movies, the Lone Ranger, soap operas, and occasionally a smattering of Emily Post. Modifications upon these characters are inflicted throughout the remainder of the play until we see, out of the bewildered freshman who timidly set foot on a new stage of action, a confident youth gradually emerging. This is a youth who now turns to more realistic aspects of life than Tom Mix, and who succeeds in attaining the almost impossible goal of $260,000 accepted by him as his part in the Governments YVar Bond Drive. He is a youth who turns to sports, and who, if he does not become a star athlete himself, does more than his share in spurring his team to County Baseball and District basketball championships, and who faces equally victory and defeat with an air of sportsmanship. After the school’s games in the fall he actively enjoys the social life at the dances inaugurated during his school career. From the lighter side of life our youth then turns to the grind of books and emerges from the darkness to see the torch of the National Honor Society gleaming before two of his classmates at the end of their sixth semester. Twenty-four others have grasped it a semester later, while still more have a hand outstretched to reach the goal by the time of graduation. In the field of service to his school and community he sees twenty-six of his members as loyal Phillips Ushers, twenty-six enrolled in the C. L. C., seven members of the Y-Tcens, and every member of his class a member of the Junior Red Cross. So. as the production ends, and the reader closes the book, he is convinced that the characters in “It Did Happen Here”, though they may have shown evidences of stage-fright during the performance, are real people, and he looks forward to the sequel, in which these same protagonists have already been cast, “Life . —Bernard Clowdus AERONAUTICS CLUB Julian Allen, Charles Ballot, Richard Berbieh. Bobbie Brown, Jane Bunton, Eugene Carden, Jimmy Chambers, Van Comfort, Rich Elliott, Gerald Cart men, Jerome Henry, Boh Hudson, Don Martin. James Melon as, Don Monroe, Albert Montgomery, Tonne Owens, Stedman Ris-singer, Kenneth Spivey, Harry Stewart, Bobby Stuckey, Bill Thomas, Ed Tritt, Bob Watson, Horace Watson, John West, Dan Wilbanks, Weaver Wood. ART CLUB Barbara Barton, John Dunbar, Dean Foster, Rosemary Johnson, Carol Lowry, Christine Malone, Frances Neighbors. Jackie Robinson, Johnnie Simms, Barbara Tucker, Joy Watson, Bartee Worthington. DEBATE CLUB Eva Allgood, Isaias Bahakel, John Carmichael, Cone Cooper, Marilynn Cooper, Kaye Henderson, Edward Wooten. LIBRARY CLUB Nona Berry, Virginia Brittain, Thomas Caudle, Robert Craig, Neil Ferguson, Campbell Little, Tommy Peterson; Clyde Roddam, Elizabeth Walker, Jimmy Wallace, Jimmy Webb, Doris Wells. JUNIOR SCIENCE CLUB Peggy Abney, Myrna Loy Ausbun, Ann Bates, Martel Brett, Norman Bushman, Gilmore Cairns, Marie Cook, Robert Currison. Frank Kirby, Rose Knight, Jon Dmgfurd, Don McCain, Elmer McDaniel. Frances Mitchell, Earl Orr, Robert Pugh, Barney Huberts, Anne Boyce Rountree, Tommy Sewell, Tommy Shields, Gerry Smith, Cordon Walker, Betty Jo Wren, Marvin Young. SENIOR SCIENCE CLUB Charles Armstrong, Bill Ausnum, Henry Copeland, Robert Copeland, Charles Davis, Billy Fenn, A. D. Harris, Harry Hendon. Robert Herring, John Hutcheson, Jack Landers, Billy Lovelace, Lewis Pacely, Tom Reeves, Mark Reid, James Rice, Joyce Sanderson, Paul Sikes, Charles Vaughn, Kyle Vcss. PEN AND BRUSH CLUB Wallace Clyde, Bob Cothran, Margaret Enslcn, Kathleen Fouchc, Ed Holtam, John Hutchinson, Carol Lowry, Christine Malone. Don McNabb, Tommy Peterson, Richard Shamburger, Frank Sher, Ruth Stone, Allen Tate, Cenevieve Toombs. WRITERS WORK SHOP Wallace Chappell, Norma Jean DeMent, George Durrett, Doris Gotlieb, Ed Holtham, Jimmy Levenson, Jimmy Pelkington, Dorothy Powell, Ellen Power, Margie Price, Ann Rose, Leona Roth, Winifred Thomas, Barbara Jean Vaughn, Barbara Wayne, Donald Whelan. NEWCOMERS CLUB Ross Albert, Joyce Cknver, Bettic Dudley, Karcy Estes, Adrienne Goldstein, Carole Ann Mealy, Joe Jackson, Emory Kcmler, Everett Lackey, Marian McCoy, Jane Meyer. Charles Miller, Joan Mobley. Margaret Reid, Barbara Ann Roy. Bill Sellers, Eva Mae Squires, Concetta Tombrello, Melba Walker, Patsy Walker. USHERS CLUB Frank Brandon, John Carmichael, Carey Chitwood, Bernard Clowdus, Claude Cobb, Bill Conwell. Billy Cooper, Perry Covington, Wesley Day, Phil Drash, Bill Durant, Quintus Fuller, Billy Grayson, Hod Hughes, Preston Jones, Walter Jones, Bob Kimzey, Kenneth Little, llcrlx rt Nlarler, Robert Martin, Harvey Monroe, Lee Noel, Tommy Peterson, Billy Phillips, Billy Pitts, Ralph Powell, Bobby Reynolds. Robert Rives, Warren Rousseau, Billy Seale, Don Secord, Bill Strange, Oliver Thomas, Taylor Thorington, Aubrey Tltomton, Kerlin Travis, Adrian Tucker, Edwin Vaiden, Bob Vann, Alfred Walker, William Walker, James Watson, Wert White, Manley Yeilding. SPORTS CLUB Peter Banks, Bill Bolt, Raymond Box, Bill Branch, Jim Brooks. Rol crt Butsch, Carey Chitwood, Bill Conway, Thomas Daily, Wesley Day, Jack De Med iris, Phil Drash, Dan Dothard, Guy Epperson, Pat Fcrliso, Jim Ingram, Walter Jones, Roln-rt Kar.isek, John Kearney, Harris Kcndris, Kenneth Little. Walter Lowery, Jim Loyd, James Mann. Herbert Marlcr, Charles Maze, Bernard Miller, Harvey Monroe, Jimmy Nash. Robert Parker, Billy Phillips, Bobby Reynolds, Warren Rousseau, Jimmy Rox, Richard Shamburger. George Simms, Alfred Walker, Allan Worthington. VETERANS' CLUB Charles Burns. Kidd Collins, Harold Dodgen, Klovd Farley. Earl Flowers, Joe Grayson, Richard Harris, Braxton Hawkins, Eugene Love, Charles Maze, John Mobley, Ira Read, Dalland Sargent, Ralph Smith, Sumpter Smith, Ray Tanner, Raymond Walker, Charles Womblc. GIRLS' LETTER CLUB Kilim Adams Carolyn Addinulnn. Brttye Akim. Mary Alice Bagwell, France Barton, Rose Bearden. Jo Beatty. Anne Berry. Jean Brcakfleld, Marie. Brookmole, Betty Brook . Alice Broughton, Ann Brown. Audrey Brown. Margie Buma, Julia Gale Caldwell, Margaret Caleahan. Anita Calm . Vallnree Caudle. Barham C.awthome. Betty Curler. Margaret Dailey, Betty Jean Denton. Margaret Rvam, Louise Floyd, Evrlyn Fountain, Betty Frock. Norma Frock. Ann Gallagher, Mary Louise Garrett, Dean Gaylor. Joan Goodwin. Evangeline Grammas, Marlin Gurganu . Faye Guy. Sue iiarrrll, Norma Jean Harris, Faye Hicks, Bitty Jo Hinson, Mars Holley. Mary Holt, Geneva Hosey, Kosalie Ippnhto, Patsy Jucka, Marlin Jones, Peggy Johnson, Beatrice Jones, Kathryn Jones, Elsie Kampakis, Sue Kirksey, Nancy Kuhn, Beverley loitimer, Billie Jean Lowery. Rita Loyd, Marilyn Nlondy, Norma McCurdy, Audrey Mitchell, I-aura Ruth Morgan, Edna Jane NaH, Connie Neville, Freddie Oldham, Litn Pamplin, Patsy Parker, Billie Marie Payne, Ann Peacock. Sue Prttir, Ellen Power, Hamonu -Wnvbenry, Jimmie Nell Real, Mary Fruncer Hietta, Jeanette Rohuuon, Carolyn Bohinson, Mary Jo Rockett. Betty Rogers. Shirley Sams, Vivian Sanford, Patsy Sartam, Sue Schultz, Betty Screws. Doris Shelton, Ann Smith, Patsy Smith, Jeanneane Stanley, Ann Steele, Elizabeth Swindle, Mas'oline Sylvester, Ethel Tatum, Sue Terry, Cleo Tsimpcde , Elizabeth Walker, Betty Walton, Betty Jean Wansley. Barbara atson. Dolores Watson. Faye Watson, Ladelle Wattenon. Doris Ann Wells, Barbara Widrman, Marilyn Wiggins, Mariam Wilder, Betty Jean Williams, Canilyn Wilton. HI - Y Tony Bulgaris, Ben Bruno, Jimmy Cuntley, Claude Cobh, Raymond Cook, Paul Cox, Johnny DeCarlo, Leo Crccst, Ralph Fesperman, I arry Franks, Max Greer, Thomas Jefferson, Jack King, Billy Kinnebrew, Cus Koutroulakis, John Kicker, Donald Legg, Harvey Marshall, Billy McClain, Jack Oddo, Cus Pelekis, Alton Rockett, Harold Richards, Phillip Shelton, Bill Smith, Ernest Tomaras, Vincent Toinbrello, Eugene Topazi, Jim Vallely, Jimmy Wolfe. JUNIOR Y - TEENS Jane Adams, Joyce Addington, Mary Ann Addington, Patricia Armstrong, Nancy Jo Ayers, Charlotte Beck. Hamona Bentley. Nit Ann Bums, Jackie Child , Su ie Cleveland, Shirley Copelami. Floy Cat. Billy Joyce Dodd, Barbara Douthit, Betty Dricher. Carolyn Ellison, Joyce Ellison, Thdma Epperson, Martha Foot , Jean Foster, Ann Gillnnd, Elizabeth Cm . Sue Curgatnit, Shirley Hagan, Doris Hall, Verna Halley, Audrey llalk way, Dorothy Hood, Etta Dean Holt, Joyce Harrison, Jo Ann Kelley. Iallle Key . Fay Kitchens, Wanda Lanlhom, June LeFay, Mildred Lawrence, Sadie Jean Lrvio, Helen Little. Aim Madomu, Mary Martam, Margaret Morgan, Gemldinr McClellan, Mary McDowell, Allyne McGinnis, Mary Nero, Bett Pabren, Theresa Prewett, Jo Ann Huimdrn. Betty ShuHield, Allenc Warren, Lynn Westbrook, Sandra Whitehead, Marilyu Wiggins, Peggy Wilton, Iria Mar Wingnrd, Maureen Wyatt, Charlene Wynne. SENIOR Y-TEENS Carolyn Addington, Joyce Lee Blaicli, Marie Brookmole, Anne Buchanan, Anita Cnlnut, Anna lam Chapman. Lula May Conner. Doris Densmore, Stella Drnsmore, Bilhe Doughty, Jo Ellen Freeman, June Ginn, Elizabeth Hayes, Mary Johnsey, Catherine Jones, Mildred Lawrence, Jerry Lewi , Darla Lovett, Donna Lundipiest, Demple Lyle, Helen McFurlund. Martha Groce Marsh, Wynellc Merrill. Dorothy Owens, Mary Ruth Owens, Patsy Parker, Bilhe Priest, Doris Shelton, Sylvia Stocks, Vivian Sanford, Marie Thomas, Clco Tsirnpldcn, Joy Tubbs. D. O. CLUB Mason Hutncr, Julia Gale Caldwell, Myra Cash, Jeonctlr Couriflfton, Faye Dudley, Neil Ferguson, Bernier Frame, Nancy Green, Sue Guerry, Dannie Holbrooks, Earl Harper. Mahte Heaton, Bolthy Howell, Margaret Lnden, Mary Katherine Milan, Mary Glyn Osborn, Sue Pettit, llrrnldinr Pitt . Hose Hagan, Leonora Rose, Hetty Screw . France Sherrill, Sue Shirley. Carlene Shun tt. Ira Simrm. Doris Smith, Jean Smith. Doris Stubbs, Nell Taylor. E. R. To|l ert, Jerry Tucker, Gardner Walker. Joan Wallace, Delores Watson. Betty Jean William . AGLAIA LITERARY SOCIETY Margaret Bryan. Margie Burros . Vivian Case. Beltie Dudley. Ilarriette Gant. Margaret Gillespie, Patricia Gray. Marilynn Hallmark. Betty Hixlgr , Mary Rose Howell. Elsvry Jones, Mary Jane Kicker, Margaret Kirk, Phyllis Leg re, Beverly Latimer, Nancy Lee . Jean Leslie. Vivian Ann laigrone. Betty lain McCutchcou, Sue Montgomery. Peggy Parks. Louise Phillips. Kattuia Pinkard, Joy Belle Reid, Mary Jo Huckett. Antoinette Sargent. KHxabeth Stillwell. Helen Stillwell, .Natalie Strickland, Betty Stubbs, Ellen Taylor, Virginia Thnmus, Jranine Till. Jean Tyson. Dorothy Wallace. Ann Wans ley. Jo Ann Wasley. Priscilla Zander. ASTRAEA LITERARY SOCIETY Sarah Baldwin, Ann Brett. Wanda Hunt, Connie Nrstllr, Dinrw Bostick, Clnrta Camp. Hose Culottn, Shirley Ehnrhurt, Dorothy Elliot, Jonn Goodwin. Joyce Griflin, Linda llendeKon, Man Hodge. Patricia Hnrllx-rt. Virginia Lou Ingram. Betty Jo Jennings, Nancy Lackmon, I ori«. Lee. Dona Joan Lindsay. Jean Mill . Ann Mow, Nila McKnight. Elaine Pitts. Jean Pruitt. Patricia Rodgers, Dorn Smith. Dorothy Snnddy. Joy Thacker. Margaret Twining. Eh idieth Velnta . Barbara Watson, Ann Weaver. Margaret Weaver. CLIO Betty Akms, Margaret Anderson, Snllie Barlow, Beverly Reason, Margaret Anne Brown, Huth Brownlee. Charlotte Clark. Betty Cohen, Ann Copeland, Diane Durham, Avoc Freeman, Marie Cillrert, Betty Hnmner. Joan Hancock, Eli nlx-th Harlan, Sue Harrell, Mary France Harrison, Palsy Hawkins, Martha Horsley, Patsy Jackn. Kathleen Jones, Marlin Jones, Mary Killian, Karen Klasscn, Pat Iatughlin, Dimdns Maynard, Marilynn McAteer, Joan Nlrrn, Mary Jo Patton, Willine Paxton, Polly Phillips. Sarah Ellen Regan, Edna Earle Robinson. Harriet Rosenthal. Margie Saber, Nancy Shix K. Lucie Simms, Vonnie Smith, Ethel Tatum, Mary Dee Thom ax, Margaret Cay Wright. CURRY LITERARY SOCIETY HolIU Boston. Charles Boyd, Frank Rnuidon, Walter Brandon, Walter Brooks, Allen Clark, Bernard Clowdus, Ed Corley, Ed CrniK, Ira DcMent, Quinn Dillard. Don Dunlap, Tommy Groover, Hod Hughes, Jimmy Johnston, Prefttun Jones, Arthur Jordan, James t.icnri, Jerry McC'urry, David Parrish, Louis Perry, William Powell, W, B. Reynold , Don Siwnmcut, Don Secord, Nelson Thomas, Boh Vann, Weldon Walker, Rudolph Wartli, Billy Walker. DAMROSCH LITERARY SOCIETY Janie Sue Anders, Rose Bearden, Linda Bourvoulas, Betty Brcakfleld, Gloria Carruha, Myrtle Gay Colley, Mary Sue Cooper, Betty Sue Curloo, Vivian Daltoli, Ann Davis, Mildred Davis, Jeannine Dinken, Betty Edwards, Jill Emery, Betty Fuipia. Emily Goohby. Polly Griffin, June Hurgitt. Janice Henry', Patsy Hombucldr, Francos Hurd, Juanulda Jinnette, Junanitu Jinnette, Kathryn Jones, Martha Jones, Rosemary Lwkey, Phyllis Lee. Joyce McAteer, Jackie Miller, Jane Oghurn, Meredith Ryan, Sue Schultz, Sara Ann Shaddix, Adelc Sperling, Elizabeth Strickland, Jean Tate, Bobbie Jo Taylor. Lu Herman Treccc, Martha Tucker, Betty Tyson, Betty Jo Walter, Lynn Witsinger, Elizabeth Wright. EUPHROSYNEAN LITERARY SOCIETY Nancy Ault, Irma Bailey, Marilyn Boutwell. Juanita Bradford, Jeon Breukfield. Betty Ann Browning. Bettye Clark, Martha Clemen . Bobbie Cummings, Bonnie Davies, Joyce Dorsky. Joan Eddlenian, Evelyn Fountain, Dorothy Gibbs, Olivia Cililn, Jo Ann Goodull. Martha lltgdon, Martha Hnlladay, Janette Hortnn, Brtty Howard, Sue Johnson, Elaine Killrttc, Betty Killian, Sue Kirktry, Jane Lawrence, Shirley Lefay. Theresa Marino. Belie Meadows, Joan Pedigo. Lanier Hay, Virginia Richards, Potty Soxtatn, Sally Timmons, Ludelle Wattenon, Mariam Wilder, Jrauinc Wren, Sara Wyatt. GORGAS Tom Acker. Harold Anthony, Jumes Brynnt, I.uther Choat, Jack Clay, Max Cole. Tommy Cole, Warren Crow. Wallace Dill, James Drvitt, Melvin Drake, Carl Estes. Jimmy Erie . Raleigh Gilbreath. Gordon Goodull, Adrian Hannon, Royce Hart, Carl Hill, Lloyd Hood, John Claude Irwin, Haskell Johnson. Elvin hauler. John Kimmons. Ronald Kirkpatrick, Joe Lombardo. Charles Malone, Jimmy Mann, Kenneth McKenzie, Allieri Montgomery. Ben Neighbors, Thomas Noble. Gene Porter, George Presto, Hubert Rirvex, Billy Robertson, Reese Slmw, Billy Wayne, James Wattenon. Jack Webster. Bill Wilton. HILLIARD LITERARY SOCIETY Bud Amberson, Jimmy Bloom, George Brook . Stan Davidson. Gcorge Freeman, John Haislip, Bob Hunt, Gene Hychr, Charles Lamar, Edward Lander . Joe Lrbrrtc. Emmett Lucas, Bohrrt Mann, Bill McClendon. Editar Mulvancy, Alex Newton. Hubert Norm. Richard Pearce. David Satterwhite, Bob Scott, Bill Smith. Jerry Thrasher, Edwin Vaiden, Bob Vunce, Sam Wctmore. MNEMOSYNEAN LITERARY SOCIETY Ann BalletiKer. Jean Barnett. Martha Berry. Betty Ixr Biddle. Helen Bradford. Mary Agnes Brook . Ann Cost. Linda Cox, Peggy Crowe, Patricia Dannelly. Elizabeth DeShazo, Clemmie Lou Dfl worth, Virginia Edwards, Mary Ann Englebert. Janie Evans. Martha Haislip, Ann Henley. Dorothy J a col won. Martha Sue Johnson. Joann Kelley. Imogene Kinney, Betty Lassetter, Jo Ann Little, Marilyn Mandy, Joan Marshall, Barbara McClain, Cail Monteabaro. Helen Nethery. Margaret Ann O'Neill, Elizabeth Pierce. Call Hansom. Jimmie Nell Beal. Catherine Heave . Jeanette Huffner, Betty Sue Sims, Ann Smith, Ann Lee Trimble, Martha Ward, Linda Sue Wilder. Norma Jean William , Ann Yeilding. OWEN LITERARY SOCIETY John Boatwright, Tommy Bryne. Charles Cameron, Robert Collins, John Constantine. Letter F.argle, Henry Kell, Joe Gilbreath, Kit Henley, Sam Hocult. Terry Huffstutler, Billy Hull, Penfield lve , Ivey Jackson, Janie Jackson. Luther Jones, Gene Kiier, Boh Luntrip, Reese Mallettc. Bill Mathis. Willard McCall. John Miller. Hay Morgan, Billy Ogle. Edward O'Neill. Ralph Powell. John Sim . Allen Tate. Earl Trafton, Bob Walker. PIERIAN LITERARY SOCIETY Anne Brrrey, Kathryn Brown. Mary laniite Cooper, Jane Costner, Betty Cowart, Peggy Cowart, Martha Cummins, Ruth Claire Rotter. Faye Fraser, Hetty Gore, Priscilla Corcr, Martha Aim Haimeman, Fredda llanton. Dorry Ann Hayes, Betty Louise Hightower. Mary Elizabeth McCrary, Madclvn McRae. Grace Mouat. Gay Murphy. Jay Murphy, Agatha Peeples, Joyce Posey, June Shaw. Jane Slaughter. Connie Spurgeon, Ruth Stone. Marilyn Strmgiellow. Genvicve Toomb . Margaret Ann Wynn. PROMETHEAN LITERARY SOCIETY Palsy Alien, Mary Elizabeth Allen, Jo Ann Allen, Betty Him Armstrong. Jo Anne Ault, June Carney, Sue Champion, Anne Cuuully, Anne Culpepper, Carolyn Denver, Margaret Ann Draper, Margaret Entlen, Louise Floyd. Kathleen Fouche, Catherine Freeman, Arm Gallagher, Lillian Goodnrr, Clarice Graver, Barbara Jane Hahn, Katherine Humton. Marie Henley, Jean Ann Holme , Peggy Lay, Ellen Little, Lexa Maxims, Jane Manning, Katherine McAllister, Ann Miller, Caroline Morton. Lou Ann Parrish, Polly Perry, Nancy Perry, Dale Pratt, Nan Raibeny, Ann Smith, Sarah Starhuck, Betty Jane Tate, Terry Thilxxlenu, Morion Vaughan, Florence Wales. Ann White, Fay Woody. THALIA LITERARY SOCIETY Augelyn Brovin. Anna Lor Carroll, Helen Chappelle. Jerry Cox. Dori Dowdy, Betty Fix, Betty Frock. Clara Cause, Julia Ann Gilmer, Patty Gintz, Etta Dean Holt. Jean Lankford, Mary Ann McDonald, Marlyn McEachcm, Dundas Maynard, Jean Mobley, Sarah Moss. Kh .dieth Mullanr, Julia Powell, Slilrley Sam . 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YANCEY LITERARY SOCIETY Charles Blalock, Joe Brooks, Juck Burney, Edward Calloway, John Carmichael, Erskine Carmichael, John Cook, Billy Cooper, Billy Cornelius, Bob Cothran, PeTry Covington, Claude Cowan, Billy Cullen, Jesse Duke. Donald Englebert. Bill Ezell, Quintus Fuller, Billy Grayson, Jaek Hnlbmoks, Billy Hanlin, Basil Harris. Bob Kimzey, Shirley Long. John Lovin, Allen Lowman, Hurry Mabry, Boisert Martin, Lee Noel, Ted Nardman, Jimmy Popwell, Billy Pitts, Harold Rittenburg, Robert Rives. Richard Russell, Billy Seale, Frank Shcr, Martin Smith, Thomas Smith, Bill Stackhouse, Bill Strange, Joe Travis, Adrian Tucker, Bill Tucker, Richard Tyler, Edgar Watts, Edward Whaley, Manly Yielding. “IT’S UP TO US We are graduates. Our graduation day was one of high resolve and intelligent dedication to the surpreme tasks of life. • Today opportunities are greater than ever before; responsibilities, heavier; the demands of life, more rigorous—thus, ideals of the widest human good-will challenge us to heroic efforts and dauntless courage. At this moment we stand face to face with a cynical generation which has twice failed to solve the problems of peace. We recall the words of Frances Bacon in his NOVUM ORGANUM: ' It is idle to expect any great advancement in sciences from the superinducing and engrafting of new things upon old. We must begin anew from the very foundation, unless we would revolve forever in a circle with mean and contemptible progress. It would be mean and contemptible progress indeed, and we should be revolving in a circle if, instead of beginning to construct the new world society based on universal law, tvc again tiy to superinduce and engraft new weapons and inventions upon an old world order. So we bid each other Godspeed! May every one of us consecrate knowledge, will, and personality, not only to succeed in our chosen business in life, but also to diffuse the highest moral and spiritual values. Most of all, may we achieve WORLD PEACE worthy of the commendation of Him, who gave us life. —The Editor PRODUCTION STUFF Publicity Director— Marilynn Cooper. Associates—Jack Edwards, Willene Paxton. Assistants—Eva Allgood, Jimmy Bethune, Mary Agnes Brooks, Bob Cothran, Janie Evans, Bob Kimzey, Marry Mabry, Christine Malone, Joyce McAteer, Dorothy Powell, Harold Kittenberg, Leona Roth, Ellen Taylor, Kathryn Walston, Sue Wilder, Weaver Wood, Edward Wooten. 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