Phillips High School - Mirror Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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FIRST CLASS PASSENGERS Jimmy B. Webb, Casanova Library Club '45-'46. Secretary '45. Treasurer. ’46 Vice President ‘47. President ’47; S. K. Mirror Agent ‘44. 46 Stamp Salesman 45. 46. Council Member 47; Economics ( lass Vice President 46; Marshal 44. 45; Cheerleader 45-’47. Head Cheerleader 45 47, ■ «e Christine Janet Wcidman. Cris Glee Club 45 '46; S. R. Vice President '44. Secretary '46. Red Cross Representative. Wallace Harry Wells Samuel S. Wet more, Sam National Honor Society '47- '4H; Senior Class Poet '48; Scholarship Committee '48; Ushers '47 '48; Disc it Diamond '46 '48. 2nd Lieut. 47. Captain '48; Hilliard 46 47; S. R. President '47. Council Member 48; R. O. T. C. Sgt. ’46. S Sgt. 46 ‘47. Major '47; Rifle Team '46; Mirror Business Staff '48; History Class President '48: Club Stunt ‘46. Ann White S. R. President '44. Secretary '47, Stump Salesman '44; English Class Secretary '45. Jimmy R. Wolfe Hi V '45-'47; S. R. Vice President ’44. President '45. Stamp Salesman '44. History Class President '46; Busketball '45-'46; Football '45 '47. Felix Weaver Wood, Jr. Senior Social Committee '47; Aeronautics Club '45 '47; Hi V '47; Disc and Diamond '46. Lt. V '47; S. R. Vice President 45. Mirror Agent '46. Stamp Salesman ‘45. '47; R. O. T. C. '45 '47. Sgt. '46. S Sgt. '47. Lt 47; Rifle Team '47; Marshal '45; Mirror Board '46-'47. Allan Fulton WorihinRton, Al Senior Class Vice President '48; Ushrrs Club '47; Sports Club '44 '47; Football '44 '47. Captain 47; Basketball '45 '47; Baseball '44 47; Track '46 '47. Newman Manly Yeilding, Jr. National Honor Society '47; President Student Body '47; First Associate '47; Chairman Senior Class Motto Committee 47; Vancey '45 '48. Vice President '47; Ushers '46- '48. Head Usher '47, S. R. Secretary '45. Vice President ‘47: Battle Citizenship Tour '47; Glee Club '44-'45; Tennis 46-47.

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EXCESS BAGGAGE As we step on our rocket ship, preparing to leave for Mars, we remember that there are a few things we have accumulated at Phillips which the lower classmen might need or use, enjoy or misuse, as the case might be. Here are the ways the grads dispose of their most treasured possessions. Stedman Riesinger leaves his jokes to Gail Monteabaro, in the hope that she might remember them. Jack King gives his ability to “love that one little girl to Quintus Fuller who seems to be doing quite nicely. Jimmy Bethune finds himself recipient of Bob Kimzey's sports’ page; Joyce McAteer inherits the headaches of Mirror makeup. Weaver Wood leaves Anne Speer to the Speech Department. Little Bettye McEachcrn is given the secret of charm and personality by Clarice Graves—from one blonde to another; Virginia Edwards sends her stunning smile to Mary Arline Perry, who has plenty to begin with. Petite Bev Latimer makes Peggy McMorries heiress to her pert ways and wiles. Margaret Ann O'Neill sends her ability to get along with everyone to her successor in Mnemosynean, Helen Bradford. Mary Agnes Brooks donates her place as “Deadline typist to Kathryn Walston, and a bottle of Kolor-bak to touch up the gray hairs thus acquired. Wynelle Merrell leaves her scholastic ability to Betty Ruth Smith—who can use it—and Bobby Henderson donates his ability to “brown to Jimmie Bowers who has used it. Allen Clark and Bettye Lassetter send their good looks to Wert White and Ruth Stone, knowing they will be well used. Jim Ingram receives from Allan Worthington all the girls’ admiration and a liberal portion of cool disdain. Brown Cooper and Ed Lathem will their confusion in Mr. Baranelli’s class to Bill Tuck, with fervent hope that he succeeds better than they did. Ruth Shugerman leaves her musical abilities and stage presence to John F. Gay III, The third, that is! Roberta Espy gives her common sense to all Phillipians—most of whom need it.