Phillips High School - Mirror Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1949 volume:

lET'.9 60 T0 HIE CIRCUS WITH THE SENIOR CLASSES or PHILLIPS HIGH SCHOOL M BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA January, I949 May, I949 i X A tm. XXX E X 5 ...-..q,Nf4'1Qr it .fs ,X ' L. -Y T if ' ' : 193953 if . t .,.,. W W 1 New Mala Oh, hail to thee, our Alma Mater. We sing our praise of thee, We cherish thy traditions, We love thy stately halls. The memories of the hours we spent then W'ill live within our souls, The symbol of devotion, The crimson and the white. This work is dedicated to two who have served us diligently through many years at Phillips High School ...... Miss Eura Barnett and Miss Nellie Castleman. Miss Barnett we have known throufh her untirin' work in the lCn'lish i-Q Z-, is Department and as sponsor of the National Honor Society for a numher of years. Miss Castleman is especially known to the seniors. having taught only upper semester classes in history for a long time. We have grown to love and appreciate the kindness, understanding, and fairness of these two faculty memhers, and to them we pay our highest tribute through the dedication of the Senior MIRROR-1949. Qing Mmm Principal .... COMMERCIAL tVinnifred Ragan Moore Alexander Mrs. Inez G. Bartlett Louise Church Sara Cobb Mildred Farr Marjorie Pettee Mrs. Lily W. Sweeny Clyde Young DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS Mrs. Dorothy Chambers Charles E. Crawford Edward C. Laws Mrs. Pauline McFarland ENGLISH Clarie Lynch Belle B. Andrews Eura Barnett Mrs. Mary T. Castleberry Blanche H. Chapman Olivia Dannclly Anne Ellis Frances Finley llelen Greer Mary Griggs Mayme Hawkins Charlotte Hodges Mary Ruth Holleman Ottie Huff Bessie Merrill Anna L. Praytor Mrs. Maude B. Robertson HISTORY Edward Aull Georgia Airheart A Mrs. Flora F eagin Andress Lonnie B. Bailey Nellie Castleman Irving Fullington . Lillian Gatchell Vera Holmes William V. Long Earl Magnuson Ilattie Montgomery Velma Patton Norvelle Penruddoclce Charles Postellc Mildred Whitis Mrs. Elizabeth W. Willingham MATHEMATICS I. Eli Allen Mabel Benson A. L. Dawson Elizabeth Doss Ieannette Garrett Kumi Jeter Louise Martin E. Estell Peacock Virginia Praytor Hallie Stephenson Annie E. Tubb LATIN Clara Belle Senn Margaret Hamilton MODERN LANGUAGES E. F. Cochenour Florem-v Feastcr Leslie Moss Isla Parrett SCIENCE DEPARTMENT R. P. Wood Michael Baranelli N. R. Brundrett Mrs. Bonnie D. Burger Ethel Bush Carl L. Calvert Mrs. Nancy S. Colee Mrs. Edith O. Craig Lee Ola Dewberry lane Ceoghegan Carl H. Hanna Mrs. Pauline K. Long Mrs. Ruby Floyd Rogers Henry L. Waller ART Garnet Leader . SELLERS S'roUcH HOME ECONOMICS Mary R. Fitzgerald Teresa Thomas Mildred Trowbridge MANUAL ARTS Crowell Whaley G. D. Douglas R. W. McPherson A. H. Wiltshire MUSIC Sarah Dryer Charles Halley Alfred E. Mayer Mrs. Dorothy S. Rice joseph Tumer PHYSICAL EDUCATION Lorena Bingham Louise F. Pope james Tarrant E. L. Tucker LIBRARY Mildred Ellis Sara E. Asbell Bessie Lewis R. O. T. C. Mai. I. R. Richmond Capt. T. H. Campbell Lt. J. I. Colcord Sg. F. C. Hinchey LU NCHROOM Mrs. Clarice M. Etherdige Mattie Norton May Norton CUSTODIAN H. D. Wingard REGISTRARS Snowell Anders Mrs. Katbeen Bryant Marion Stanley W Alma Mater Dedication Ring Masters Program of Events Class of Ianuary, 1949 At the Sh0w's Close . . In the Crystal Ball . . . Top Billing, January, 1949 The Challenge of Life . Class of May, 1949 The Call of the Hills . . Side Show Prizes . Show-Offs in '69 . . Top Billing, May 1949. Under the Big Top Honorary Organizations Service Clubs Literary Societies Special Activity Clubs Acrobatic Antics Track, 1948 Tennis, 1948 Football, 1948 Basketball, 1949 Behind the Scenes The Staff Ads Snapshots yet-an . jean Osborne . Polly White . LEONA Born ...........ELZASMlTH . . . JOHN CONSTANTINE, MARILYN MCATEER QUINN DILLARD, KATHRYN HAIRSTON, ED HENLY Glmtafj 19419 President . . . . SAL! KENDHICK Vice President . . . THOMAS JEFFERSON Secretary . . MARY DovE CANTLEY Artist . . . RALPH CONNELL Orator . TED NORDMAN Pianist . . CAROLE HEALY Poet . . . LEONA R01-H Vocalist MARLYN MCEACHERN MOTTO Non est oivere serl ualere vita. Not merely to exist, but to amount to something is life., COLORS FLOWER Crimson and White Red Rose COMMITTEES Color and Flowers jean Osborne, joann Kelly, jerry Berman, jane Guin, George Sims, Miss Leader. Invitations: Sadie jean Levio, Norma jean McCnrdy, Edward Whaley, Cail Ellison, Pat Hurlburt, Miss Hiiff. Motto: Patsy Sartain, Norman Dreher, Terry Huffstutler, Miss Senn. Annual: Pat Shelby, Neal Ford, jean Mobley, Miss Moss. Social and Gift: Margie Price, Lenora Thaggard, jerry Berman, Bobby West- brook, Virginia Finley. , ,-EW, w l! Front How: Carole Healy, Thomas jefferson, Sam Kendrick, Mary Dovc Cantlvy, Tvd Nordman. Buvk Hour: Marlyn McEachern, Leona Roth, Ralph Connell. SENIORS PATRICIA ANN ADDERHOLD, Put MARY FRANKE ATKINSON, Frankie ROBERT CARSON BARNES, JR., Bobby National Honor Society '49, President General Organization '48, Senior Class Who's NVho '49, Yancey '48-'49, Ushers '48-'49, Thespians '48, Boys' Glee Club '46, Choir '46-'48, S. R. Vice- President '45, Secretary '46, '47, Mirror Agent '46, Council Member '47, Latin Class President '47, All State Choms '45, Senior Class Play '48, School Letter '49. RICHARD JERRY BERMAN National Honor Society '49, Senior Class Who's Who '49, Ushers '48, R. President '45, '48, Vice-President '46, Council Member '45, Mirror Apzent '47, Red Cross Representative '47, History Class President '48. ROBERT ORVILLE BLACK, Rob Library Club '46, '47, Parliamentarian '47, Aeronautics Club '47, '48, President '48, Operators Club '48, President '48, Movie Op- erator '48, S. R. President '48, Stamp Salesman '45-'47, ROBERT VERNON BLACK, JR., Bobby Senior Class Who's NVho '49, Ushers '47-'48, Assistant Head Usher '48, Football '46, Basketball '45, '46, S. R. President '48, Viee-President '47, Council Member '47, Stamp Salesman '46, '48, Movie operator '46-'48, Chief operator '47-'48, Projection Club '-18. CHARLIE L. BLALOCK Yancey '46-'48, Disc and Diamond Society '48-'49, S. R. Vice- President '45, Math Class Secretary '46, 47, Govemment Class Secretary '47, Marshal '47-'48, R. O. T. C. Sgt. '47, SfSgt. '48, Lieutenant '49. CAROLYN EUGENE CAGLE Law and Order Committee Chairman '47, Boys' Ulee Club '46- '47, S. R. Mirror Agent '46, Stamp Salesman '45, Marshal '46-'-48. MARY DOVE CANTLEY Senior Class Secretary '48, Senior Class Election Committee '48, Freshman Girls' Club '45, Thalia '45-'47, S. R. President '46, Secretary '48, Paper Chairman '48, Clothin Class Vice-President '46, President '47, Secretary '47, Marsha? '48, Phillips Night Clothing Exhibit '47-'-48. HELEN Tl IELMA CHAPPELLE Senior Class Invitation Committee '48, Thalia '45-'48, Thespians '48, S. R. Secretary '46, Council Member '45, Stamp Salesman '47, Mirror Agent '48. SENIORS JACK CLAY Gorgas '45-'48. MARIE EARLE COCCINS Dramatic Club '45, S. R. Council Member '46, Red Cross Repre- sentative '46, '48, Band '46, Infirmary Marshal '48. KIDD COLLINS, Cobb Vete-ran's Club '46, S. R. Stamp Salesman '43, Room Chairman '48, Biology Class President '46. ELSA MARCELLE COLPACK D. O. Club '48, D. 0. Paper typist '48g Mirror Typist '48. JAMES RALPH CONNELL Senior Class Artist '49g Publicity and Publications Committee '48g Pen und Brush Club '46-'48, Vice-President '48, Art Club '47-'48, Vice-President '-483 Dramatic Club '45g S. R. Vice-President '46, Council Member '48g History Class Chairman '47g Art Class Secretary '47g Physics Class Mirror Reporter '48g Library Assistant '48g Scholastic Art Exhibit '46-'48g Stnte Fair Art Exhibit '47-'48, Second Prize '48. LOUIS CLEVELAND CULVER Art Club '47-'48, Secretary '48, S. R. Secretary '-46. v1v1AN DATTOLI Law and Order Committee '48g Damrosch '46-'48, Chaplain '48, Band '45-'48, All Citv Band '47g Orchestra '47-'48, Freshman Girls' Club '45g Marshal '48, '49g School Monogram '49. CHARLES COLEMAN DEACY NORMAN JAMES DREHER Senior Class Motto Committee '49g S. R. President '48, Vice- Presidcnt '48, Mirror Agent '45, Paper Chairman '47, '48, Marsh- al '47, '48. MARY ANN DUDLEY, Baby S. H. Stump Salesman '46, Economics Class Vice-President '-474 Marshal '45, Mnjorette '47-'48, Volley Bull '-16. SENIORS SYLVIA GERANE DURBIN, Bid1Iy Senior Science Club '47, Thespians '48, F. T. A. '-48. ANN EDMUNDSON Vestalia '47-'48, History Class Secretary '47, Marshal '46, '48. ANN ELLIS Pen and Brush Club '48, S. R. Secretary '45, President '47, '46, Stamp Salesman '47, Mirror Agent '48, Council Member '46, History Class Vice-President '46, Marshal '46, Mirror Typist '4B. KATHERINE GAILLARD ELLISON, Gail Senior Class Who's Who '49, Senior Class Invitation Committee '48, Orientation Committee '48, Aglaia '45-'47, Treasurer '46, Promethean '47-'48, Vice-President '47, President '48, Thespians WN- '4 W, Mirror Aszent '45. President '46, '48, Speech Class Vice- President '48, Secretary '48, Mirror Typist '48, School Monogram Wm. VIRGINIA FINLEY, Ginny Senior Class Social Committee '49, D. O. Club '47-'48, D. O. Doings Reporter '48, I'nhIicity Chairman '48, S. R. Secretary '45, Stamp Salesman '47, Mirror Agent '48, Marshal '45-'46, Mirror Typist '48. NEAL C. FORD Senior Class Annual Committee '49, Ushers '48, S. R. President '47, Secretary '48, Mirror Agent '46, '48, Speech Class Treasurer '48, History Class Vice-President '48, Lunchroom checker '45-'49. NORMA JUNE FROCK G. L. C. '45-'46, D. O. Club '48, Typist '48, Program Committee '48, S. R. Stamp Salesman '48, History Class President '46, Mir- ror Typist '48, AMELIA .IANE CINN Senior Class Color and Flower Committee '49, lr. Y-Teens '46- '47, Sr. Y-Teens '48, Math Class Secretary '46, Marshal '48. GLORIA ANNE GRAY PATRICIA ,DOBSON GRAY, Put General Organization First Associate '48, Auditorium Committee Chairman '48, Aglaia '46-'49, Social Chaimian '48, President '48, Thespians '48, Future Teachers of America '48, President '48, Orchestra '45-'47, Treasurer '46-'47, S. R. President '48, Secretary '47, Council Member '45, '46, Red Cross Representative '45, Vice President '45, '47, Marshal '47, Girls' Oratoricals '48, Senior Play '48, School Letter '49. l mx W SENIORS DONNIE HALBROOKS D. O. Club '46-'48, Publicity Clniirnmn '47, Social Clmimmn '48, S. R. President '45, Council Member '45, Secretary '47. MARILYN ELIZABETH HALLMARK, Baldy Aglnin '46, Dmmaitic Club '45, Sm-1.-ch Choir '46, R. Mirrnr Agent '47, Stamn Salesman '48, Spccch Class Sc.-crm-tary '46, Mirror Typist '48, Band '47-'48. WYNDOL SPAN HAMER Hi-Y '41, D. 0. cl-in '48-'49g s. ii. vice-Pu-Siam: '4s. MARIAN LOVELACE HARPER Y-Tecns '45-'46, D. O. Club '48, Library Club, Vice-President '47, Pliotuggupliy Club '46-'47, Library Assistant '45-'48, Marshal '45, '4 . CAROLE HEALY l'rnnsfi'rrccl frunl Misses Hownrd's School '45, Senior Class Pinnist '-183 Nm-wt-mm-rs Club '45, S. R. Red Cross Reprvscntntive '45, Mnrshnl '46, HARRELI. HENSON MARCARET ANNE HERNDON, Muogie Girls' Glcc Club '47, Publicity Clminnnn '47, Future Teachers of Ann-ricn '48, l n-slnnnn Club '45g S. R. Mirror Agcnt '45. JOHN TERRY HUFFSTUTLER, IR. Oricntaitinn Cmnniittcc '48g Usln-rs '47-'48, Associate Head Usher '48, Owcn '46-'48, Tn-nsurcr '48, Thcspianis '46-'48, S. R. Svc- rctnry '48, Stngc Cn-w '47-'48, History Class Presiclcnt '46. MARION PATRICIA H URLBERT, Pat Sm-niur Class lnvitntiun Committee '48, Astrnea '45-'48, Parliamen- tnriain '46, President '48, French Club '48, Freshman Girls' Club '45, S. R. Council Member '47, Stamp Salesman '45, '46, P. T. A. Representative '48, Mirror Typist '48, Annual Typist '48. JOHN MARVIN HUTCHESON, JR., Hutch Senior Science Club '45-'48, Secretary '47, Vice-President '48, President '48, Pcn and Brush Club '45-'48, S. R. President '48, Council Member '46, Snfety Chnirmnn '47, Football '48, u. SENIORS ROSALIE MARIE IPPOLITO, Eppie G. L. C. '46-'48, Future Teachers of America '48, Marshal '47, Volle Ball Team '46, Freshman Girls' Club '45, Bookstore '46- '48, School Letter '46. GLEN E. JACKSON, lack Hilliard '48, Hi-Y '47, S. R. Vice-President '46, Stamp Salesman '47, Mirror Agent '47, Council Member '48, Band '44-'45, Foot- ball '44, Basketball '45, Tennis '48. TOMMY KING JEFFERSON, Jeff Senior Class Vice-President '49, Clubs Committee '48, Hi-Y '46- '48, Vice-President '47, S. R. President '47, '48, Council Member '47, '48, Baseball '46, '47, Basketball '46, '47. RALPH STUART JOHNSON Auditorium Committee '48, Gorgas '47-'48, Critic '48, National Thespians '47-'48, S. R. Stamp Salesman '46, Mirror Agent '47, Council Member '48, Vice-President '48, Marshal '47, American Legion Oratoricals '47, Boys' Oratoricals '48. ROBERT HASKILL JOHNSON, Rabbit Gorgas '46-'47, Corresponding Secretary '47, Choir '46-'48, Busi- ness Manager '48, President '48, Romeo and Juliette '48, Faust '47, Quartet '48, History Class Vice-President '47. JOANN KELLY, Ja Senior Class Color and Flower Committee '49, Mnemosynean '45-'48, President '48, Girls' Glee Club '47-'48. MARY JANE KICKER, Kitten Aglaia '45-'47, Freshman Girls' Glee Club '45, Girls' Glee Club '46, Choir '47, S. R. Mirror Agent '45, '48, Stamp? Salesman '44, '46, '48, Math Class President '45, Maiorette '44- 48. ROBERT EDMUND KIERAN, Bob Sports Club '44-'45, B Team Football '44, Varsity Football '45. VIRGINIA ALTHETA LANE, Slwrtie MILDRED EDNA LAWRENCE, Millie H-gfeens '44-'48,,Secretary '48, Lay Member '47, Vice-President SENIORS SADIE JEAN LEVIO Senior Class Invitation Committee Chairman '48, Frm-slnnan Girls' Club '45, Secretary '45, Jr. Y-Teens '45-'46, Secretary '45, Presi- dent '46, Treble Clef Club '45, Girls' Glee Club '46, S. R, Secre- tary '45, '47, Ilistory Class Secretary '48, Marshal '45, Majorettv '45-'48. TOMMIE JEANE MARTIN NORMA JEAN MCCURDY Senior Class VVl1o's Who '49, Damroseh '47-'48, President '48, G. L. C. '45-'48, S. R. Secretary '46, Vice-President '48, Presi- dent '48, Majorette '44-'48, MARY ANN MCDONALD Thaliu '46-'48, Secretary '47, President '48, Writers' Workshop '47, Treasurer '47, S. R.,Pre-sident '45, Vice-President '46, Presi- dent '47, Stamp Salesman '47, Mirror Agent '48, Math Class Secretary '47. MARLYN MAXINE MQEACHERN, Little Bit Senior Class vocalist '49, Clubs Connnittee '48, Secretary '48, Election Committee '47, Thalia '45-'48, Recording Secretarv '48, R. Stump Salesman '46, '48, P. T. A. Representative '48, Vice- President '47, Glee Club '47, Secretary '47, Vice-President '47, Choir '48, English Class Secretary '47, Marshal '45, School Mono- gram '49. MARGARET JUANITA MeGAUGHY G. L. C. '46, Mirror Typist '48, S. R. Stamp Salesman '46, Marshal '46-'48. , BETTY JEAN MOBLEY National Honor Societv '48, Sec-retary-Treasurer '48, Senior Class Annual Connnittee '48, Thalia '44-'48, Corresponding Secretary '48, S. R. President '45, Secretary '47, Council Member '47, Red Cross Representative '48, Speech Class President '45, History Class Secretary '48, Marshal '46. SUE MONTGOMERY Aglaia '45-'46, Secretary '46, Promethean '47-'48, Secretary '47, S. R. President '45, '47, Stamp Salesman '45, '48. JEAN MOORE, Jeannie Girls' Glee Club '44, Choir '44-'4H. MARY CAROLYN MOORE Frornetheun '47-48, Freshman Girls' Club '45, Vice-President '45, S. R. Vice-President '45, '46, Secretary '45, Council Member '46. SENIORS EDNA MAE MORGAN, Moc C. L. C. '46-'48, Library Club '47-'48, S. R. Sccrctary '46, '47, '48. BEN JOHNSON NEICHBORS, Red Athletic Committee '48, Ushers '48, Disc and Diamond '46-'48, Lt. S '48, Capt. '48, R. O. T. 'C. '46-'48, Second Lt. '48, Lt. Col. '48, Gnrgas '46-'48, Critic '48, S. R. Stamp Salesman '48, Marshal '45-'48, Boys' Oratoricals '47. TED HENRY NORDMAN, Teddy Bear National Honor Society '48, Vice-President '48, Senior Class Ora- tor '49, Senior Class lVho's Who '49, Ushers '48-'49, Secretary- Treasurer '48, Auditorium Committee '48, Chairman '48, Yancey '46-'49, Thespians '47-'49, Treasurer '48, French Club '48, Vice- President '48g Dramatic Clnh '45, S. R. Mirror Agent '45, Presi- dent '46, Vice-President '48, History Class Vice-President '48, Latin Class President '46g Iloys' Oratnricals '46, '48, Senior Class Play '48, School Letter '49. CLARA JEAN NUNNELLY, Jeanie-Bug JEAN OSBORNE, Roxie National Ilonor Society '48, Senior Class Color and Flower Coin- niittee Chairman '-181 Senior Class Whn's Who '49, NVriter's Work- shop '47-'48, Critic '47, Future Teachers of America '48, Secre- tary '48, Animal Board '49, S. R. Stamp Salesman '47, Marshal '47-'48, School Monogram '49. ANN PEACOCK lfreslnnan GirI's Cluli '45, G. I.. C. '46, S. II. Secretary '46, Council Mcinluer '48, Yolley Ball '46, Marshal '45. SARAI I PE'l I'I'l' D. O. Clnh '47-'48, C. I.. C. '46-'48, Marshal '46, Volley Hall, Soccer. BEN MANLY PIIIFEII MARCIE CAIIOLYN PRICE, Brut Senior Class Social and Gift Committee Chairman '49, Writt-r's VVorkshop '46-'47, President '47, Vice-President '47, Dramatic Clnh '45-'46, Lihrary Clnh '47-'48, President '48, C. I.. C. '47- '48g Freshman Girls' Cluli '45, Speech Choir '46, S. II. Secretary '45, Vice-President '48g Lilirary Assistant '47-'48, Study Hall Secretary '46, Infirmary Marshal '47, '48, Marshal '45, Speedhall '47g Soccer '48. JOYCE ELAINE PRIDMORE D. O. Cluh '48, D. O. Typist '48, Mirror Typist '48. Y 1 ' SENIORS PHILIP NOLAN REEDER, Pat' History Class Vice-President '45, Economics Class Secretary '48. HUBERT B. IIEEVES, Brooks Gorgas '45-'47, Sports Clnh, '48, S. R. Secretary '46, Stamp Salesman '45, Football B '46-'47, Vnrsity '48, Bnsketlmll '47, I JOY BELLE REID, Bell Agluia '44-'48, Girls' Glee Clnh '44-'46, jr. lied Cross Council '44-'47, S. R. Stamp Salesman '46. LEONA ROTII, Lee N Nutiunnl Hunur Society '48-'49, President '49, Senior Class Poet '49, Senior Class Who's Who, Auditorium Committee '47, '48, '49, Election Conlmittec '48, Dnumttic Club '45, Thnlin '46, Writers' Workshop '46-'47, Poetry Critic '47, Mirror Board '46, S. R. President '47, Secretzi '48, Council Member '46-'47, Red Cross Representative '46, History Class President '48, Speech Class President '48, Latin Class Secretary '46, Math Class Secre- tnry '47, Study Hall Secretary '48, Mnrshnl '46, Exchange Clnh Scholarship Trophy '49, School Letter '49. NORMAN R. ROUTON Trnnslerrecl from Clnrksdnle, Mississippi, High. PATSY JANE SARTAIN, Pinky Euphrosynenn '45-'48, C. L. C. '45-'48, Mnrshnl '45. MILDRED IACQUELINE SENVELL, juf:kic Vestnlin '48, G. L, C. '47-'48, Gym Class Cnptnin '45, English Class Vice-President '45, Clothing Class President '46, '47, History Class Secretnry '48. SARA SIIADDIX, Shorty Ne-warmers Club '45, Trensurer '45, Dnmrusch '46-'48, Mirror Typist '-48. SOL SHAPIHO S. R. Mirror Agent '48, President '48, Vice-President '47, '47. PATRICK ALEXANDER SHELBY, Shorty S4-nior Clnss Alumni Committee '49, S. R. Secretary '45, Vice- President '46, Mirror Agent '48, English Clnss President '48, .,,-..,,,, ... c SENIORS VIVAN CAMILLA SHELTON, Bill Art Club '48, Dramatic Club '45, French Club '48, Freshman Girls' Club '45, Speech Choir '47, Marshal '46. FRANCES LORINE SHERRILL, Polly, D. 0. Club '47-'48, G. L. C. '47-'48, S. R. Mirmr Agent '48, Stamp Salesman '46, Safety Chairman '48, Marshal '46. MARGARET ELIZABETH SIMS Dramatic Club '45-'46, Speech Choir '46, Mirror Typist '48. GLORIA JEANNE SMITH ELAINE SMITH Pen and Brush Club '46-'48, Critic '48, Thalia '45-'47, D. 0. Club '47-'48, S. R. Vice-President '45, Stamp Salesman '48, Economics Class Secretary '48, Marshal '46-'47, Scholastic Art Exhibit '46- '48, Award of Merit '47, State Fair Art Exhibit '47-'48, First Prize '48, National For-try Anthology '47. ROBERT CLARENCE STALLINCS, Onion Head -'xi-U vvt-t-S Bam-iimii '46, --ia Team naskmmil '47. BETTY JANE TATE, Tate Dance Connnittue '47, Promethean '45-'48, S. R. President '46, Vice-President '45, Secretary '45, '46, Stamp Salesman '45, Mirror Agent '45, '46, History Class President '45, Secretary '47, BILL TATUM D. 0. Club '47-'48, Treasurer '48, S. R. Mirror Agent '44, '45, Viu--l'r4.'sitlent '45, llistory Class Vice-President '46. MARTI IA ANN TEMPLETON History Class Secretary '46, English Class Vice-President '46, Soccer '46, Basketball '46, Softball '47. LISNORA THAGGAHD, Nona Senior Class Social and Gift Committee '48, Euphrosynean '47- '48, Fn-shnxan Girls' Club '45, Dramatic Club '45, S. R. Council Member '45, Stamn Salesman '46, '47, English Class Secretary '45, '48, Mirror lla-porter '48, Study Hall Secretary '46. W H J H W M SENIORS RICHARD N. THROWER, Dick Ne-wcumcrs Club '47, Vice--Yrvsideut '47, Yunccy '48, Mnrslutl '-47. JAMES R. TODD, JR., jim Trauisfvrrcd from Murphy High School '47, Nvwcumurs Club '47, Treasurer '47. LAVERNE TOLLETT, Lauern Lnw uud Ordvr Cnnuuittvv '46, S. R. Mirror Agvu! '45, R1-tl Cross Rc'pn-sz-ntutivc '46, Stamp Sul:-sman '48, Murshnl '45-'46. ELIZABETH ANN TOMBRELLO, Benq, '45-'48g Dnuuatic Club '45-'46, St-4-rctury '45, Marshal ADA JOYCE TRAYNOR Nutinuul lluuur Sucivty '48, Scholarship Cnmmittvv '48, NVrih'rs' Club '47, S. R. Vick'-l'rc-sitll-nt '48, English Class l'n'sid0ut '48, History Class Prvsislvu! '48, Annual Typist '48, Mirmr Typist '48, Sltortbauul R1-purtcr '-18. MARY VIRCICLIO, Slmrtic D. 0. Club '47-'48, S. R. Stump Sulvsmnn '47, Murslml '46, '47. EVELYN JOAN WALLACE Pin und llruwb Club '17-'48 Art .lub '48 Critic '48 D. O Cl nb . h . 6 C , . G I S. R. Stamp Silll'SlIlilll '47-'48, Scholastic Art Awn:ds BILLIE FAYE WATSON, Hill D. O, Club '46-'48, Pmgmm Chuirmuu '-489 G. L. C. '46-'48, Mnrshnl '47. JAMES LAMAR VVATTERSON, Squirt figrgns '47-'48, Critic '48, S. R. Mirror Aguut '45, Stump Sulvsnmu JACK IIENRY WEBB Libmry Club '47-'48, Vice-President '47, President '48g Chuir f44-'48, Boys' Glue Club '44g Orchestra '47-'48, Publicity Chair- 'nmn '47, Tcuclu-rs Orchestra '47, S. R. Vice-President '44, Mirror Agent '46-'47, Mnrslml '-453 Clwerlendvr '47-'48, .iwmiii SENIORS BOBBY GENE WESTBROOK Senior Class Whn's Who '49, Senior Class Social and Gift Com- mittee '49, Athletic Committee '48, Ushers '48, Sports Club '48, S. R. Vice-President '45, Stamp Salesman '46, Secretary '46, Council Member '47, Lunchroom checker '46-'48, Football B Letter '46, Varsity '48, Basketball '47. EDWARD W. WHALEY, Ed National Honor Society '49, Yancey '46-'48, Treasurer '48, Ushers '48, S. R. President '46, Council Member '48, Stamp Salesman '47, Math Class Secretary '45, History Class President '48, Marshal '46, Football '46. ANNE PAULINE WHITE, Polly Senior Class Who's Who '49, Clio '46-'48, Chaplain '48, Writers' Club '46-'47, Annual Board '49, S. R. Council Member '48, '48, Secretary '47, Marshal '46-'48, Economics Class President '48, Secretary '48. DANNA WHITE S. R. Min-or Agent '45, Secretary '46, Vice-President '48, History Class Secretary '47, SARA NELL WHITLEY, Nellie S. R. President '48, Secretary '45, English Class Secretary '48, Marshal '45-'46, Freshman Girls' Club '45. , HENRIETTA WHITTLE, Henri Clio '48, S. R. Stamp Salesman '45, P. T. A. Representative '48, Mirror Agent '45, History Class Secretary '48, Spanish Class Secretary '48, Marshal '48. MITZI IUNE WRIGHT S47R. Vice-President '45, History Class President '46, Secretary BARBARA JEAN WYATT S. R. Mirror Agent '46, Stamp Salesman '47, Marshal '46, Office Marshal '47-'4B. OTH ER GRADUATES MARY MAVOLINE SYLVESTER DOROTHY BENDALL f mu ...aim 745 We Slam Cflcae The last performance is over, the circus must pack and be on its way, but a great deal must be left to the next troupe. These were the words of boss Sammy Kendrick as he strode away and left me to inform the members of the troupe that they must all leave something. To set an example, Sammy Kendrick left his shy twinkle to any girl that can appreciate it. Starting my mission, I walked over to the Side Show tents where Tall Mann, Pat Shelby, stubbornly refused to leave Libby jordon to anyone. Hoping for more success, I strolled over to where Strong man George Sims was gingerly placing a 1000 lb. weight in his trunk, left handed. 'Putting down the bundle of 200 lb. weights he had been holding in his right hand, he decided to bequeath his curly hair to Robbie jo Robins, who hates to roll hers up. I was leaving when Clown Charlie Blalock came in, tripping over a coil of rope. He informed me that he would just leave, period! Continuing I met Bobby Westbrook, the Sword-swallower, looking under some rope for a stray sword. He decided to confer his ingenious ability to pour sulphuric acid into salt upon jack Real. Hearing our conversation, Roland Dean willed the P. H. S. Big Top to Billy Mullins. Leaving the Side Shows and crossing the lot, I saw Elaine Smith, and Ralph Connell removing the posters they had painted. They decided to leave their pens and brushes to Mary jane Tapscott and Douglas Marshman. The Big Top was next, and just inside I came upon our two famous eques- triennes, Elizabeth Sims and Margie Price who willed their big brown eyes to anyone who can use them to an advantage. After talking to the trapeze artists I found that: Patsy Sartain had left her telephoning ability to anyone with a certain stars phone number. The acrobat section was next, and as I picked my way through spring boards and dodged flying people, I discovered that Ioyce Pridmore and Virginia Finley had willed the good times in Hueytown and Shades Cahaba to Lois Ann Orr and Ramona Bentley. Margaret Herndon trans- ferred her ability to giggle anywhere at anytime to Richard Marshman, who needed it. Edna Morgan came over from the food wagon long enough to be- queath her ability to tangle things to Kay Klassen. Betty Tombrello gave her 745 We Shaw Glow ability to say the wrong thing at the wrong time to Linda Bonrvolous. joy Belle lieid bestowed her straight hair on Annis Tollett. Bidding the acrobats farewell and walking over to the lion cages and talking to the trainers, I received the following information: Thomas Reeves left Post Office duty to anyone crazy enough to take it in for the winter. Ed Whaley conferred on Swift Williams his ability to tease Instructor Craig about her Cadillac. After this hair-raising experience, I went to the technicians' tent where Sylvia Durbin and jane Ginn bequeathed their abilities to Al Dabney. In the band and music tent, Norma McCurdy left her baton to Ann Madonia. Vivian Dattoli. willed her saxophone to Connie Campbell. Mary Ann Dudley wills her favorite instructor, Mr. Bailey, to all new troupe members. Continuing to the gypsy dancers tent, Gail Ellison wills to Kathleen Jones her ability to laugh at the most inopportune time. Back to the Big Top--jane Adams and Pat Hurlbert willed their abilities to understand and appreciate the ringmaster, Hamlet, who directs us all, to Kathryn Hairston and Richard Russell. Sue Montgomery left her pet bear, Lover Boy to no one. Because the boss said You can't take it with you, Rosalie Ippolite is going to prove him wrong by refusing to bestow her affection for the P. H. S. instructors on anyone. Louis Culver bequeathed his flagpole sitting job to anyone! Barker Ted Nordman left his circus whip to Miss Benson. For the last word Henrietta Whittle, Barbara Wyatt, and I leave all the Heroes to all the girls who'll have the fun that we did. jean Osborne fn 76a Gayiial gall January 1969: The Kendrick Brothers' Circus Comes to Town! Mary Dove Cantley and I decide to go this very night. After buying our tickets from Pat Cray and giving them to Charlie Deacy, we were greeted by Sammy himself, who tells us that most of our senior class are members of his troupe. Suddenly we are surrounded by Harrell Henson, Bobby Black, Tommy jefferson, Vivian Shelton, and Frances Sherrill, the clowns. Then the show is ready to go on, and after we are led to our seats by lack Clay and Norman Routon, the lights dim and the band, consisting of Glenn jackson, Sara Shaddix, Norman Dreher, Marilyn Hallmark, Haskill johnson, Carole Healy, and Robert Stallings, and con- ducted by Sol Shapiro, breaks into the opening notes of the Star-Spangled Banner. Marlyn McEachern steps into the spotlight and as her voice fills the big tent, I glance around to see if I recognize anyone. That old sea captain, John Hutch- eson, is sitting between our state senators, Joann Kelly and Margaret McCaughy. The big fat man with the carnation in his lapel is Bobby Barnes, the tooth pick magnate, and that handsome Caballero is Ben Phifer, who is staring in his latest picture with Mitzi Wright, better known to us as june. By now the lights are growing dim for. the Daredevils of the Air, Betty jane fBroken Bonesj Tate and Richard Thrower. Next come the trained elephants, with Louise Murray and Norma F rock, as their trainers. Then the equestriennes, Mary Jane Kicker, Sadie jean Levio, and Billie Faye Watson, and show off their stately white horses. Since half the show is over, I think I'll go down the midway. I pass the side shows and am surprised to see Ted Nordman barking about Robert Kieran, the muscle man, and jimmy Todd, the sword swallower. Next I see the motorcycle racers, Hubert Reeves, Nell Whitley, Kidd Collins, Franke Atkinson, and Robert Black, getting all set for their performance. At the star-studded tent of Madame Christine, Madame, who is none other than Leona Roth, gazes into her fish bowl, fa va aww aaa and the other members of the senior class appear before me. Jean Osborne, jerry Berman, and Terry Huffstutler are all busy over test tubes trying to invent an atomic blond of perfect proportion. Ann Ellis, who is a second Raphael, and her models, Danna White, and Ann Peacock have become famous in the art world. Tommie Martin, a comedy star, has her own show with Carolyn Moore and Patsy Adderhold appearing on it. Helen Chappelle and Mary Ann McDonald are starring in a hit show on Broadway. Ada Joyce Traynor and Jean Mobley own the Popover Modeling Agency. Some of their models are Mildred Lawrence, Donnie Halbrooks, Marie Earle Coggins, Elsa Colpack, and Jean Moore. Leaving Madame Christine, I go back, and arrive in the Big Top just in time to see Martha Ann Templeton come shooting out of a cannon. Next comes the lion act, with Phillip Reeder as Lion Tamer! As he puts the lions through their paces, Ralph johnson, Carolyn Cagle, and Bill Tatum stand armed and ready in case Phillip bites one of the lions. The Press photographers, Neal Ford and Ben Neighbors, are busy taking pictures. Some of the housewives there are Dorothy Bendall, Barbara Caw- thorne, Norma Frock, Gloria Cray, Marion Harper, Clara Nunnelly, Gloria Smith, Mavoline Sylvester, and Ioan Wallace. Next, on the tight ropes are Ann Edmundson, jackie Sewell, and Virginia Lane. Following this, we watch the trained seal act with Laverne Tollet and Lenora Thaggard, and Wyndol Hamer as their trainers. Last comes the Star-Spangled grand finale, starring Sue Pettit and Mary Virciglio, as the flag flutters through the breeze, they float through the air like birds. As the last notes sound, Mary Dove and I hurry down to see our class mates ageain. Polly White 7071 8 JANUARY, 1949 3 , al 1 N T. MR. AND MISS PHILLIPIAN MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Bobby Barnes, Leona Roth Leona Roth, Ted Nordman BEST LOOKING MOST ATHLETIC Sammy Kendrick, Gail Ellison Bobby Westbrook, Norma Jean McCurdy WITTIEST MOST STUDIOUS Bobby Black, Polly White Jerry Berman, Jean Osborne va e ef ea We who stand here Tremlzling at the challenge of Life. Know not how or why we read Meanings into her inserutahle face. We are not cowards, lCowards shirk their duty, Cheating at the gamej - We are not weaklings- Rather We are untried. We have not yet unsheathed Our bright blades To flash them at some unknown foe. We are hut volunteers Upon the field of Duty. You who are our Captains Must lead us in our ways. Life's challenge i.s for you As well as us, And if you lead us well Across the dry and arid plains, Through the many treaeherous cliffs And over the vengeful rivers- Then we ourselves can find the fertile valleys And there drive down our stakes. If you can challenge us to challenge Life, We cannot fail. -Leona Roth , M ww MAY SElll0R.S' Glam 0 MAY, 1949 President . . . IIINI INGRAM Vice-president . . . . Jos Cumis Secretary . . KATHHYN WALSTON Orator . . . . JAMES jAcxsoN Poet . . . . ELZA SMITH Artist . . DOUGLAS MARSHMAN Cellist . . . REBECCA DAVIS Pianist. . . lNlADELYN MCRAE Vocalist . . jovcia ADDINGTON MOTTO a Terras irradient CLet them illumine the earthj COLORS FLOWER Green and Silver Lily of the Valley COMMITTEES Invitation: Etta Dean Holt, Jeanne Oliver, Kathryn Hairston, Alan Alexander, Miss Huff. Ring: Margaret Ann Draper, jimmy Cantley, Bill Bonner, Miss Benson. Color and Flower: jerry Cox, Tina Whitson, Marcelle Whislver, Fey Fraser, Miss Leader. Motto: Carol jemison, Harriet Rosenthal, Richard Russell, Charles Neville, Miss Senn. Buck Row: joc Curtis, jim Ingram, jamcs jackson. Scconcl Row: Douglas Marshman, Madvlyn Mcllac, Elza Smith. Front Rout: Kathryn Walston, joycc Addington, Rebecca Davis f SENIORS TOM WALTON ACKER Gorgas '46-'49, Chaplain '49, Writers Club '49, JANE IRLEAN ADAMS, Baby Doll National Thespians '47-'49, Auditorium Committee '47, Orienta- tion '48g 'Y-Teens '46-'47, Library Club '47-'49, Parliamentarian '47, Vice-President '48-'49, Dramatic Club '46, S. R. Chaplain '46, Vice-President '47, English Class Secreta '47g History Class Vice-President '47, Economics Secretary '-132 Speech Class President '47, Marshal '46-'-47, Orchestra '47-'48, Library As- sistant '47-'48g Senior Play '48, '49, Faust '47, MARY ANN ADDINCTON Lmior Y-Teens '46-'47, Senior Y-Teens '47-'49, Treasurer '48, ice-President '49, Treble Clef Club 46g Girls Glee Club '47-'48, Librarian '47g Choir '48-'49, Madrigal Club '48-'49, S. R. Stamp Salesman '48, Mirror Agent '49, Council Member '48. RUBY JOYCE ADDINCTON Senior Class Vocalist '49, Senior-Who's Who '49, Junior Y-Teens '46-'47, Senior Y-Teens '47-'48, Trcblc Clcf Clnh '46, Girls Glu: Club '47, Choir '47-'49: Marshal '48: Madrignl Club '48-'49, Soloist Faust '47, Romeo and Juliet '48, Alabama Repre- sentative VVe6'k-End NVith Music '49. JAMES ALAN ALEXANDER Transferred from Covington, Kentucky '48, National Honor Society '48-'49, Sports Cluh '48-'49, Hilliard '48-'49g English Class President '49, Basketball '48-'49, Senior Play '49, ALICE CAROLYN JOYCE ARMSTRONG Dramatic Club '45-'46, Marshal '48-'49. PATRICIA ANN ARMSTRONG, Pat Freshman Club '48, Y-Teens '46-'49, S. R. Council Member '48, Marshal '47, Cheerleader '47-'49. ANN ARNETT, Amy Vestalia '45-'49, Recording Secretary '49, Dramatic Club '46, S. R. Stamp Salesman '45, Mirror Agent '48, Marshal '47-'48. ROBERT ARRINCTON HENRY EDWARD .ARTHUR D. O. Club '47-'49, Treasurer '48, President '48, '49, S. R. President '48-'49, Mirror Agent '46, Paper Chairman '47, R. O. T. C. '46-'49, SfSgt. '47, 2nd Lt. '48, Lt. Col. '48-'495 Disc and Diamond '47-'49. e s see F seen assesses SENIORS LAURA ATKINSON C. I.. C. '46-'49, S. R. Secretary '49, Stamp Salesman '45, Vice- Presiclent '47, '48, Cheerleader '48, School Letter '46-'48, State Letter '47, Loving Cup '49, Soccer '45-'46, Volley Ball '46-'48, Basltetlmll '47, Captain of Gym Class '46. JACK N. AUSTIN, Fat lack S. R. Stamn Salesman '45, '46, Mirror Agent '46, '47, Vice-Pre-sh dent '45, Marshal '45, Band '45-'49, Orchestra '48-'49, R. 0. T. C. Rand '47-'49. JOY ANN AUSTIN C. L. C. '47, S. R. Stamp Salesman '46, Red Cross Representative '48, Mirror Typist '-49. MARY ELIZABETH AVERYT Damrosch '47-'49, Puhlicity' Chairman '49, Good Citizenship Election Chairman '49, S. R. President '48. JEANE BACGETT, Baby Red Cross '45, Marshal '46. NANCY JANE BAILEY, Nan LORRAINE ELIZABETH BALLOT National Honor Society '48-'49, Girl Reserves '45, Vice-President '45, Danirnsch '48-'49, So.-cretnry '49, French Cluh '48-'49, Prvsidc-nt '48, Drunmtiv: Club '46, Marshal '45-'46, Girls' Ora- toricals '48, Speech Choir '46, French Class Secretary '47, Red Cross Me-mln-r '46, National Poetry Anthology '46, '48, FILOMENA SOFIA BARANELLI, Fil IJ. 0. Cluli '48, Lilxrary Cluh '46-'47, S. R. Mirror Agent '47, flint-Q-llmlrtlllisx President '49, Softball '46, '48, Soccer '45, Volley- ui ' . MARY EVENGELINE BARCER, Vlmgie Library Clnh '48, S. R. Red Cross Representative '49, Marshall '49. HELEN BARNES Newcomers Club '47-'48, S. R. Council Member '-48. A-,QAM-4,444-.-,AlA,,, A ,A A, , SENIORS IOAN BARNETT Writers Workshop '46-'47, Publicity Chainnan '47, Mirror Representative Geometry Class '48, S. R. Council Member '46, Anthology ot High School Poetry '47, Marshal '46-'47. ROBERT IIALL BARRETT, Bob ROBERT LEROY BARTON Clubs Committee '49, Senior Hi-Y '47-'48, President '48, Secretary '49, S. R. President '46, '47, Vice-President '48, Mirror Agent '46, Stamp Salesman '45, Council Member '47, Basketball Man- ager '46, Football Manager '46-'47. JAMES EDWARD BASKERVILLE, IR., Basketball Ushers '49, Curry '48-'49, Vice-President '48, Secretary '49, S. R. President '48, Council Member '46, '47, History Class President '48. GEORGE CHESTER BATCHELOR REBECCA LEE BEATTY, Becky Auditorium Committee '49, Dramatic Club '45-'46, National Thespians '49, Junior Red Cross '48-'49, Hospital Corps '49, Office Assistant '48-'49, Birmingham News Oratorical Contest '47, Senior Play '49, CURTIS DAVIS BELCHER, IR. BOWYER BELL Owen '48-'49, Corresponding Secretary '49, VVriters' Club '48-'49, Speech Class Safety Chairman '49, Senior Play '49, National Thespinns '49, RONALD C. BELL, Ronnie Projection Club '49, Treasurer '49, S. R. President '48, '47, Council Member '48, Stamp Salesman '48, Safety Chairman '47- '49, Marshal '48, B-Team Football '45, Basebal '46, Basketball '48-'47, National Thespians '49, Senior Play '49. WALTER TRUETLIN BERRY, IR., Walt l Orientation Committee '49, Ushers '48-'49, Curry '47-'49, Disc and Diamond '48-'49, S. R. Vice-President '46, President '47, P. T. A. Representative '48, Basketball '47, Track '48-'49, R. 0. T. C. Corporal '48-'49. SENIORS PAUL EDWARD BILLINGS S. R. President '46, '48, Council Member '46, Red Cross Regre- sentative '48, Mirror Agent '48, P. T. A. Representative '48, lee Club '48, Prcsidcnt '48, Choir '48-'49, Marshal '48. JOHN VVILLIAM BOLT, Bill junior Science Club '45, President '45, Sports Club '47-'49, Ushers Club '48-'49- S. R. Secretary '48, Stamp Salesman '45, '48, President '49, Council Member '48, '47, Vocal Class Vice- President '48, Marshal '47-'48, Football '45-'48, B Team Letter '46, Varsity Letter '48, Track '46-'49, Varsity Letter '48-'49, Basketball '46-'49. WILLIAM HOIL BONNER, JR., Bauer Auditorium Committee '48, Ushers '48-'49, Yancey '47-'49, Treasurer '49, National Thespians '48-'49, S. R. President '45, Vice-President '46, Council Member '46, Secretary '47, Mirror Agent '47, Stamp Salesman '48, English Class President '46, Vice- President '47, History Class President '47, Vice-President '47, Speech Class President '46, Vice-President '47, '48, Promoters gl Unilgrstanding and Goodwill '48-'49, Tennis Letter '48, Senior ay . HUGH PARKER BOSTICK Scholarship Committee '48, Curry '48-'49, Vice-President '49, Ushers '48-'49, Assistant Head Usher '49, Disc and Diamond '47-'49, lst Lt. H '48, lst Lt. L '49, S. R. President '46, Vice-President '47, Stamp Salesman '48, Sportsmanship Chair- man ,'47, Council Member '46, Basketball '48, Golf Team '48- '49, S!Sgt. R. 0. T. C. '47, 2nd Lt. '47, Capt. Bat. Adi. '48, Campaign Manager '48, Lunch Room Cashier '48-'49. LINDA CATHERINE BOURVOULAS, Cathy Damrosch '46-'49, Recording Secretary '48, Corresponding Secre- tary '49, S. R. President '47, Mirror Agent '47, '48, P. T. A. Representative '48-'49, Band '45-'49, Orchestral '47-'49, Little Symphony Orchestra '46-'47, All City Band '46-'48, lst Chair P ayer '49, Marshal '48-'49. BETTY SUE BRAKEFIELD, Susie Damrosch '47-'48, D. O. Club '48-'49, Corresponding Secretary '48, S. R. Mirror Agent '49, Stamp Salesman '48, Marshal '47. ALICE HARRIET BROUGHTON, Al G. L. C. '45-'49, Gym List '45, soccer '45, son Ball '45-'4s. DOLORES JEAN BROW, Comic Trmisferred from Ramsay '47. ALFRED DANIEL BROWN, Bill Hilliard '48-'49, S. R. President '46, Stamp Salesman '47, English Class Secretary '46, History Class Vice-President '47, Baseball '47-'49, Senior Play '49. MARGARET ANNE BROWN Clio '46-'49, President '49, Vice-President '48, Treasurer '48, Reporter '47, French Club '48-'49, National Thespians '48-'49, S. R. President '48, Council Member '47, Stam Salesman '47, History Class President '48, Vice-President '4S: Marshal '48, Senior Play '49. SENIORS REBECCA ANN BROWN G. L. C. '46-'48, Mirror Tyoist '48, Math Class Secretary '47, S. R. Secretarv '46, Year Book Committee '47, P. T. A. Commit- tee '48, Marshal '46, Cant. Baskethall Team '45. EMILY RUTH BROWNLEE Clio '46-'49, Corresuondinz Secretary '48, National Thespians '49, Dramatic Cluh '45, S. R. Vice-President '49, Senior Play '48. NANCY ANNE BRYANT D. O. Cluh '48-'49, S. R. Stamp Salesman '46, Secretary '45, '46, Vice President '47. LUCY LEE BURCE Clio '47-'49. Reporter '48, junior Girl Reserves '45, S. R. Vice- President '46, Mirror Agent '46, Council Memher '49, Chaplain '48, English Class Vice-President '45, Secretary '46, Marshal '47- '48, Speech Choir '46. MARGARET ADELE BURRUSS, Margie National Honor Society '48, Aglnia '46-'49, Critic '47, Vice- President '48, Prvsklent '49, Writers Workshop '47-'49, Vice- President '48, President '48, C. L. C. '46-'47, S. R. President '45, Council Member '47, Mirror Agent '47, Secretary '48-'49, English Class President '45, Speech Class President '47, Senior Play '49. JONNIE LOU BURTON Clio '47-'49, Secretary '46, Clothing Class President '46, Red Cross '49. FRANCES CAMERON, Ilcey D. O. Cluh '47-'49, S. R. Viee-President '47, '48, Stamp Sales- man '49, English Class Secretary '49. MALCOLM CANON IAMES B. CANTLEY, jimmy Athletic Committee '47-'49, Chaimmn '48, Ushers '49, Hi-Y '46, Sports Cluh '49, S. R. Vice-President '46, Council Memher '48, Red Cross Representative '48, Mirror Board Sports Writer '49, Campaign Manager '47-'48, Speaker '48, Basketball '48, Base- ball '48-'49, Senior Play '49, National Thespians '49. DANIEL ERSKINE CARMICHAEL National Honor Society '48-'49, Vice-President '49, Scholarship Committee '48, Yancey '46-'49, Recording Secretarv '48, 3rd Member '49, Ushers.'47-'49, National Thespians '48-'49, Pro- moters of Goodwill and Understanding '48-'49, Vice-President '48, Secretary '49, History Class President '48, '49, English Class President '49, Vice-President '48, Speech Class President '48, Band '45-'49, Tennis '47, '49, Basketball '46, Senior Play '-49. SENIORS CATHERINE CATECHIS VALLOREE CAUDLE G8 L. C. '45, Damrosch '47-'49, S. R. Red Cross Representative '4 , '49. JACK GAVALERI, lack S. R. Vice-President '46, Secretary '47, Council Member '45, '46, Glen: Club '47-'48, Choir '48-'49, President '49, Choir Ensemble '48, Lunchroom Cashier '46-'49, EDWARD EUGENE CHAMBERS, Gene Boys Glee Club '45-'48, S. R. Mirrnr Agent '45, '47, '48, Presi- dent '46, Chairman '49, Red Cross Representative '47, Stamp Salesman '46, Band '45, Marshal '46-'47. MARTHA ANNE CHAMBERS, Plump-pigeon French Club '47, Art Club '48, Pen and Brush Club '48, Presi- dent '49, S. R. Stamp Salesman '45, Council Member '47, Library Assistant '48, NANCY SUE CHAMPION, Sue Promethcan '45-'49, Secretary '48, S. R. Secretary '45, Vice- President '46, Mirror Agent '46, Stamp Salesman '47, Red Cross Representative '48. MARY LOUISE CHANDLER Transferred from Montreal, N. C. '48. ARTHUR B. CHESNUTT, JR., Put General Organization Second Associate '49, Orientation Committee '48-'49, Hilliard '46-'49, Secretary '47-'48, Sgt. at Arms '48-'49, Campaign Manager '48, R. O. T. C. Lt. '48, Captain '49, Baseball Letter '46-'49. LUTHER ALEXANDERCHOAT WARREN CLIFTON, Big Clif Sports Club '47-'49, Glee Club '46-'48, President '47, '48, S. R. Mirror Agent '48, Stamp Salesman '47, Vice-President '48, '49, Basketball '45-'48, Baseball '45-'49. SENIORS NEIL GORDON COBB, Tabby Auditorium Committee '48, Clubs Committee '49, Yancey '48-'49, National Thespians '48-'49, S. R. Stamp Salesman '45. '46, Presi- dent '47, History Class President '49, Senior Play '49. BETTY SUE COLE National Honor Society '48, Mnemosynean '47-'49, S. R. Secretary '23, Mirror Agent '47, English Class Treasurer '48, Marshal '48- WILLIAM P. CONNOR, IR., Bull JOHN CONSTANTINE, Mickey Mouse Ushers '48-'49, Quill and Scroll '49, Owen '47-'49, Critic '48, Vice-President '49, Mirror Board '48-'49, Writer's Workshop '46- '48, Scholastic Achievement Key '48. LAMBERT G. CONSTANTINE, Bert MARY LOUISE COOPER Senior Who's Who '49, Pierian '46-'49, Treasurer '48, Social Chainnan '49, S. R. Secretary '45, Vice-President '46, '48, Mirror Agent '46, Stamp Salesman '47, '49, Clothing Class Vice-President '4 , Marshal '48, R. O. T. C. Sponsor '48-'4 . MARY SUE COOPER Damrosch '45-'47, Treasurer '46, Astraea '47-'49, Vice-President '48, S. R. Mirror Agent '46, Marshal '45. VIRGINIA DARE COOPER, Pinkic Vestalia '46-'49, Parliamentarian '48, '47, Vice-President '48, Corresponding Secretary '49, Dramatic Club '46, S. R. Secretary '47, '48, P. T. A, Chairman '48, English Class President '48. PATRICIA MARIE CORNELIUS, Pat Transferred from Greenville, Michigan '47, National Honor Society '48-'49, Clio '47-'49, Critic '48, ' 9, S. R. Council Member '48, English Class President '48, History Class Secretary '48, '49, Senior Play '49, National Thespians '49, IUANITA COWDE N, Neno Band '45-'49, Band Vaudeville '46, '48, '49, Letter '47, Mnemosy- nean '47-'49. SENIORS JERRY COX, Canary Big Seven Committee '48, Thalia '46-'49, Critic '49, Publicity Committee '48 '49, Pen and Brush '46-'49, S. R. Council Member '45, Stamp Salesman '46, Art Class President '48, History Class Secretary '45, Vice-President '46, Marshal '48, R. 0. T. C. Band Sponsor '48-'49, Honorary Member Disc and Diamond '48-'-19. JOE CURTIS lst Associate General Organization '48, Sports Club '47-'49, Vice- President '48, Ushers '46-'49, S. R. President '47, '49, P. T. A. Representative '49, English Class President '47, Vice-President '48, Secretary '49, Football '45-'48, Letter '47-'48, Basketball '45-'48, Letter '48-'49, Baseball '45-'48, Letter '47-'49. I ANTHONY VINCENT D'AMICO, Lava Joe 1 VINCENT ANTHONY D'AMICO, Lava Joe Il MARY REBECCA DAVIS, Becky Senior Class Cellist '49, Mirror Typist '48. IRA DeMENT III, Buck Ushers '49, Curry '46-'49, Critic '47, Secretary '48, Science Club '45, S. R. Stamp Salesman '47, R. O. T. C. Corporal '47-'48, 2nd Lt. '49, Efficiency Medal '48, Disc and Diamond '48-'49, Cam- paign Manager '-18. MILDRED CHERIE DILLARD, Mousie 0. Club '49, Clothing Class Secretary '45, '46, Vice-President QUINN BOBO DILLARD, Bobo Senior Who's Who '49, Orientation Committee '48, Athletic Com- mittee '49, Ushers '48-'49, Sports Club '48-'49, Curry '46-'47, 'Treasurer '47, S. R. Vice-President '46, Mirror Agent '47-'49, Marshal '46, Disc and Diamond '48, Football '48, Letter 48, Basketball '47-'49, Letter '47-'49, Track '47-'49, Letter '47-'49, Mirror Board '48-'49, Campaign Manager '48-'49, Senior Play '49. RICHARD DIXSON, Lava Ioe 1I1 Hi-Y Club '47-'49, Write-r's Workshop '48, Tennis '47-'48. SENIORS BETTYE JO DOSS, Io D. O. Club '47g S. R. Stamp Salesman '46, Marshal '46, MARGARET ANN DRAPER National Honor Society '48, Athletic Committee '49, Promethean '46-'49, Treasurer '47, '48, Secretary '49, French Club '48-'49, Secretary '49, Thespians '48-'49, Treasurer '49, S. R. Secretary '47-'49, Stamp Salesman '48g Biology Class President '48g Speech Class President '48g R. O. T. C. Sponsor '48-'49, Disc and Dia- mond Society '48-'49, Senior Play '48, '49. MARTHA EASTERLINC, Mot Freshman Girls' Club '46, Future Teachers of America '48-'49, Damrosch '48-'49, S. R. Vice-President '46, Red Cross Repre- sentative '47. LOIS LYNN EDWARDS, Ben Writer's Club '49, Clothing Class Secretary '49, Marshal '48. RICHARD C. ELSOM Disc and Diamond '49g Co-Captain Rifle Team R. O. T. C. '49. DONALD ENGLEBERT General Organization First Associate '49g Ushers Cluh '48-'49g National Thespians '47-'49g Yancey '46-'49, Critic '48, Secretary '49g S. R. Secretary '46, Vice-President '47, Council Member '48, Mirror Agent '49g English Class President '47, Basketball '46-'47g Tennis '48-'49, Senior Play '49. ETHEL MAE EVANS, Effie Clin '47-'49, Recording Secretary '49, National Thespians '49g Dramatic Club '45-'46, S. R. Mirror Agent '47, English Class Secretary '48, Marshal '48, Senior Play '48, '49. JOSEPH A. FANCHER, Joe D. O. Club '47-'49, Vice-President '48-'49, Editor Club Paper '49, S. R. President '46, Mirror Agent '48, Stamp Salesman '48, JERRY FELKINS S. R. Vice-President '47, Football '46g Basketball '45-'47g Track '46-'49. CLIFFORD FERRARA, Boone SENIORS ETIIEL ELIZABETH FINCIIUM, Libby D. 0. Club '48-'-if-lg Mirror Typist '-lflg Marshal '47. KR N N ETH FORBES Own-n '46-'-lil, llarliamm-nlarian '48, History Class Prvsidviil '48, Proivc-lor Ops-ralor '46, PIUEL FOUNTAIN, JR., DU0l1Ur Uslu-rs '48-'49, jr. Scivliu- Club '46, YlCl'-Pl'C'SlCl!'l1l '46, S. R. Pre-sirlm-at '45, '47, '48, Sm-rvlary '-165 English Class Vicv-Pri-sill:-nt '-47, Sm-cn-tary '-183 History Class Vic:--Pwsirlonl '-185 Vocal Class Pn-sicli-ut '4H1 Marshal '47, '-183 Baslwtball '46-'47, '-493 Basvball '47-'-49: B 'IR-am L4-he-r '47, Varsity Lctti-r '48-'49. IANE FOXVLER Spanish Club 518: Marshal '46-'47, MARJORIE FRANKLIN S. R. Vice-l'rcsids'iil '48, Rvtl Cross Re-presvnlalivv: '-48. FEY DARLING FRASER, Frasie Picrian '46-'49, Social Chairman '47, S4-crvlary '48, Vivo-Prvsidc-nt '-495 Pon and Brush Club '48-'49, Sec-ri-tarv '49, S. R. Prvsidm-nt '49, Stamp Salesman '48, Council Mm-mhor '47, English Class S1-crvtary '46, '47, President '48, Math Class Sm-crvtary N173 Clothing Class Prvsiilvut '-195 Chairman May Day Decorations '-485 Promohsrs of Goodwill and L'ndm-rstamling '48. ROSE MARIE CARRICUES Clio '48-'-193 Fra-ncli Club '-484'-49, Si-nior Play '49, National 'flu-spiaas VI9. CllARLO'l l'E MARIE CASTON Clubs Commiltu- V181 C. L. C. '48-'49, S. R. Mirror Agvnt '46- '47g Marsha-l '-45, '46, '-18. Pi0Bl'ili'l' EUGENE UAULTNEY, Boll YaliL'm'v '49' 9 R Pre-siclvi1t'l9 Shun Silnsml '48 Nl sl ml , .,.. . . 1.a-. an f:.ar.u '463-17, National Tlwspians '-19g Svnior Play '-li-J. JEANNINE GAY, l'uflflin wwl' ' 1 'E' .51 AI' ' ' 1' fl X . :l l ' M ' i,Jill:,, ' ll' ' ' ' Wi ll VV-w l - N wall we L, ll, lllllll ll ls ,QM,lili M l Ml 1' 'lllillw WI 'll ' 9 ll E .ff ll l ' limi l' ' all ll' '99 'awful' ,QQ ' S E N l O R S JULIA ANN GENTRY, Judy Red Cross Club '46-'47, President '47, D. 0. Club '48-'49, Re- porter for D. O. Doings '49, S. R. President '45, Stamp Sales- man '46, Secretary '46, '47, Marshal '45-'47. BARBARA ANN GE'I'I'S Clio '47, Damrosch '48, French Club '48, D. O. Club '48-'49, Paper Typist '49, S. R. Stamp Salesman '49, Mirror Typist '49. JOSEPH TEX GILBERT, IR. President Inter-High School Safe? Council '48-'49, President Phillips Safety Council '48-'49, hainnan Election Committee :8,dAr1cgitoxlgumo Clommittefs '12, Islshgrs '47-'49, Zreasuiear '19, an '.. -' , rc estra '.. -' 1 . . Vice-Pre ' t ' , ' 9, President '46, Stamp Salesman '47, Council Memliere'l48, English Class Vice-President '49. MILDRED MARIE GILBERT Clio '46-'49, Dramatic Club '45, S. R. Secretary '46-'48, Assist- ant '49, English Class Secretary '47, Marshal '46. ERNESTINE GODWIN, Teeny Y-Teens '48, Iunior Science Club '45, Photography Unit Secretary '45, Girls Glee Cluh '47, S. R. Red Cross Representative '46, President Freshman Girls Vocal Class '45, MARY ANN GODWIN G. L. C. '46-'47, S. R. Vice-President '46. Secretary '48. ALFRED NELSON GOOD Transferred from Locust Fork High, Blount County, Ala. National Honor Society '48-'49. EMILY FAYE GOOLSBY Damrosch '45-'49, Publicity Chninnan '48, S.'R. Stamp Salesman '47, '48, Marshal '46-'47, Clothing Exhibit '47, ROSEMARY GRADDICK Astraen '46-'49, Critic '49, S, R. Vice-President '45, '48, '49, Stamp Salesman '46, Mirror Reporter '48, Secretary '47, R. 0. T. C. Sponsor '48-'49, Honorary Member Disc and Diamond '48-'49, Maiorette '46-'48, Campaign Speaker '48. l l lvrr SENIORS BOB CRAVLEE S. R. Vice-President '45, Stamp Salesman '46, Economics Class President '48, R. O. T. C. '47-'49, Staff Sgt. '47-'48, Sgt. lst Class '48-'49. TOMMY GIIAVLEE Boys Glec Club '46-'47, Choir '48-'49, S. R. Sunni Salesman '46, Paper Chairman '49, Safety Chairman '48, Trac '46, Marshal '46, R. O. T. C. Sgt. '48-'49, CLAIRE FRANCES CRICE JOYCE ANN GRIFFIN Astraea '46-'49, Treasurer '47, S. R. President '45, '47, Secretary '46, '48, Mirror Agent '49, Vice-President '46, Home Economics Secretary '47, Historv Class Vice-President '46, English Class Secretary '46, Study Hall Secretary '45, Marshal '46-'47. LEBRON GRIFFITII, Lek Senior Ili-Y '48-'49 Vice-President '49, S. R. Stamp Salesman '45, '47, Football B Team '45, Baseball B Team Letter '47. HARLAN I-IOBART CROOMS, JR., Hobie Athletic Committee '48, Scholarship Committee '49, Ushers '47- '49, Yancey '47-'49, 3rd Member '48, Basketball Mgr. '46-'49, S. R. Vice-President '47, Secretary '48, Mirror Agent '49, Spanish Class Secretary '47, Marshal '46, Mirror Board '48. ROBERT E. C-ROOVER, Bob S. R. Stamn Salesman '46, Secretary '47, Council Member '49, Vice-President '48. MARLIN GURGANUS, Skccty Damroscli '48, C. I.. C. '46, Majorette '46-'-19. KATHRYN ELIZABETH HAIRSTON Senior NVho's Who '49, National Honor Society '48, President '49, Quill and Scroll '49, Auditorium Committee '48, Chairman '49, Election Committee '47, '48, Phillips Paper Chairman '47, Thes- pians '47-'49, Secretary '48, President '49, Debate Club '48, President '48, Charter Member of Promoters of Goodwill and Understamling '48-'49, Secretary '48, President '49, Prometbean '46-'49, Secretary '48, Vice-President '49, Dramatic Club '45-'46, Mirror Board '48-'49, Assn. Editor '49, Annual Board '48-'49, S. R. Vice-President '46, '47, '49, Stamp Salesman '46, Council Member '47, '48, Latin Class Secretary '46, Speech Class Presi- dent '48, Vice-President '47, D. A. R. Good Citizenship Girl '49, Second Place District Finals R'bam News Oratoricals '48, Ciifitan Oratoricals '49, Finals Girls' Oratoricals '48, Kiwanis Club Ora- toricals '48, WAPI Schools' Radio Staff '49, Senior Play '48-'49. JOHN L. HAISLIP Hilliard '45-'48, Curry '48-'49, S. R. Council Member '47, Marshal '17. if- SENIORS DORIS MARIE HARRIS RAOUL JAY HARRIS S. R. Stamn Salesman '45-'47, Sportsmanship Chairman '48, At- tendance Chairman '49, English Class Treasurer '48, Boys' Glee Club '46-'47, Band Vande-ville '48-'49, Madrigal Club '48-'49, Choir '48-'49, Promoters of Goodwill and Understanding '48-'49, Freshman Track '46. EVELYN MARIAN HASSLER French Club '48-'49, Art Club '48-'49, Reporter '48, S. R. Stamp Salesman '45, Paper Chairman '49, Art Class Vice-President '47, Gym Captain '46, Gym Lt. '45, Captain Basketball '45, Volleyball '45 EDMOND DARBY HENLEY, Ed Quill and Scroll '49, Publicity and Publicatinns Committee '48, Owen '45-'49, Vice-President '47, Secretary '48, S. R. President '45, '46, Mirror Agent '47, '48, French Class Secretary '48, Mirror Board '48-'49, Sports Editor '48-'49, Annual Board '49. JOSEPH DOYLE HENNESSY, jvc Track '46-'49, Basketball '46-'48, Boys' Glu- Club '46, Choir '47-'49, School Quartet '48. BEVERLY HICKMAN, Slim Pm'tlms Art Club '48, President '48, Pen and Brush '49. ROSCOE HICKS Library Club '46-'49, Treasurer '47, '48, Boys' Glue Club '47, S. R. Council Member '47, '49, SAMUEL ALFRED HOCUTT, Sam Law ,md Order Cmnmittec '48, Chainnan '49, Owen '47-'49, Cus- todian '49, junior Red Cross '47-'49, President '48, Glec Club '47-'48, Librarian '47, Choir '48-'49, S. R. Mirror Agent '47, '48, Stamp Salesman '48, Marshal '46-'49, Club, Debates '47. MARY ELIZABETH HODCE Astraea '46-'49, Freshman Clee Club '46, S. R. Sccretarv '46, Marshal '47-'48. VVEEMS HOLLOWELL, Worms Ushers '48, Tlu-spians '47, Tennis '45-'49, Senior Play '49. M W yy n WN SENIORS GORDON HOLMES LAURENE HOLMES, 'LittIe Bit A S. R. Red Cross Representative '44, Vice-Prcsident '47, '48, Mirror Typist '48, Marshal '44-'46. ETTA DEAN HOLT, Etty Mac Thulia '47-'49, Critic '47, Treasurer '48, Corresponding Secretary '49, Junior Y-Teens '45-'46, Glee Club '49, S. R. President '48, '49, Mirror Agent '45, Speech Class President '47, Civics Class Secretary '45, English Class Secretary '45, Vice-President '49, Marshal '46-'47, Infirmary '48, Senior Play '49. PATSY JEAN HORNBUCKLE, Oatsy Dnmrosch '48-'49, Parliainentarian '46, Publicity Chairman '47, Vice-President '48, President '49, Marshal '46-'48, Freshman Glee Club '46. MARTHA JOYCE HORSLEY Clio '46-'47, Damrosch '48, French Club '48, D. 0. Club '48, Paper Typist '49, Reporter '49, Social Committee '48, S. R. Secre- tary '48, '49, Paper Chairman '48, Mirror Typist '49, WILLIAM CARL HORTON MARYROSE HOVVELL Aglnia '46-'49, Corresponding Secretary '49, Social Chairman '48, S. R. Mirror Agent '48, Speech Class President '46, Vocal Class Secretary '46, Choir '49, National Thespians '47-'49. BETTY SUE HUFFSTUTLER fThomasl, Butch Glee Club '44-'45, Choir '48-'49, Victory Corps '44, Open-tta '44, '45, '49, JIM INGRAM, Big1im Senior Class President '49, Senior Who's NVho '49, General Organization Second Associate '48, Ushers '48-'49, Associate Head Usher '49, Sports Club '45-'49, President '48-'49, S. R. President '45, '49, Stamp Salesman '47, English Class Secretary '48, Speech Class President '48, Football '45-'48, B Team Letter '45, Var- sity Letter '46-'48, Co-Captain '48, Basketball '45-'49, Varsity Letter '46-'49, Track '47, Baseball '48, Lettcr '48, Marshal '45, National Thespians '49, Senior Play '49. VIRGINIA LOU INCRAM, Lulu Astrnea '45-'49, Parliamentarian '46-'48, Secretary, '49, S. R. Vice-President '45, Secretary '46, Mirror Agent '47-348. SENIORS JAMES EDWARD JACKSON Senior Class Orator '49, Auditorium Committee '49, Ushers Club '48-'49, Owen '46-'49, Vice-President '48, President '49, National Thespians '47-'49, Vice-President '49, S. R. Vice-President '45, President '48, Mirror Agent '49, School's Radio Announcer '49. CAROL JEMISON National Honor Society '48-'49, Publicity and Publications Com- mittee '48, '49E Pierian '47-'49, President '48, National Thespians '48-'49, Secretary '49, Writers Workshop '47-'48, Secretary '48, Promoters of Goodwill and Understanding '48-'49, Corresponding Secretary '49, Program Committee '48, S. R. Council Member '53, Sgamp Salesman '48, Speech Class Secretary '48, Senior ay ' 9. JUANITA MAE JINNETTE, Boo Damrosch '46-'49, Corresponding Secretary '47, Parliamentarian '48, Chaplain '49, S. R. Stamp Salesman '46-'48, Latin Class President '47, Band '47-'49. MARTHA JOHNS, Mop Mnemosynean '46, S. R. Vice-President '46, Stamp Salesman '49, Marshal '46-'49, Band '46-'49. MARGARET JOHNSON, Bright Eyes D. O. Club '48-'49, Paper Typist '49, Mirror Typist '49. MARGUERITE JOHNSON S. R. Mirror Agent '46, History Class Secretary '48, Marshal '46-'49. BETTY ANN JONES Damrosch '47-'49, Treasurer '49, S. R. P. T. A. Representative '49, Marshal '45, Mirror Typist '49, High School Poetry Anthology '48 ELIZABETH ANNE JONES, B. I. Girls Clee Club '45-'48, Alabama All-State Chorus '47, D. O. Club '48-'49, Paper Typist '49, S. R. Vice-President '49, Mirror Typist '49. NEVA KATHLEEN JONES, Tired Senior NVho's Who '49, Clio '45-'49, Parliamentarian '46, Secre- tary '47, Tbespians '48-'49, S. R. Mirror Agent '45, Vice-President '17, Stgaeech Class Secretary '48, Mirror Typist '48-'49, Senior P ay ' . MARY ELIZABETH JORDAN, Libby National Honor Society '49, Orientation Committee '48, Vestalia '46-'49, Historian '48, Treasurer '48, S. R. Secretary '47, '48, Stamp Salesman '46, Study Hall Secretary '46, Art Exhibit '46-'47, Mirror Typist '49. mi SENIORS JOYCE ELAINE KELLEY Library Club '48-'49, Marshal '46, Orchestra '48. BETTY VIRGINIA KELLY, Kelly Treble Clef Club '46, Glee Club '48, S. R. Mirror Agent '46, Red Cross Representative '47, Stamp Salesman '47. BETTY JEAN KELOSKY Damrosch '47-'49, Marshal '46, S. R. Council Member '47, Mirror Typist '49. FRANK KEY S. R. Stamp Salesman '46, Paper Collector '49, Basketball '45, Track '45. JOHN 'KIMMONS, IR., Junior Gnrgas '46-'49, President '48, Recording Secretary '49, Writers Club '47-'49, Treasurer '49, S. R. Secretary '45, R. O. T. C. Band '47-'49, Stuff Sgt. '47, Tech. Sgt. '48, Second Lt. '48, First Lt. '49, Disc and Diamond '48-'49, Band '46-'49, All City Band '47, Orchestra '47-'49, Club Debates '49. DON A. KNIGHT Usher '48-'49, Projection '49, S. R. Council Member '47, Basket- bnll '46-'47, Track '46-'47, Tennis '49. WILLIAM II. KNIGHT Curry '48-'49, Marshal '41. MARY ANN KORTH, Korthie Clio '47-'49, S. R. Secretary '48, Council Member '46, Stamp Salesman '45, Marshal '49. SAMUEL GEORGE KOUTROULAKIS, Cowie Law and Order Committee '47, '49, Yancey '48-'49, Disc and Diamond '48-'49. 2nd Lt. F '48, 2nd Lt. L '49, S. R. Secretary '46, '47, Mirror Agent '48, Marshal '46, '48, R. 0. T. C. Staff Sgt. '48, '49, Basketball '46-'48. NANCY KUHN, Coon C. L. C. '45-'49, Secretary '47, Letter '48, S. R. Mirror Agent '45, Stamp Salesman '47, Gym Class Captain '46-'49' Cheerleader '48, Letter '48, Basketball '46-'48, Speedball '47-'-LS, Soccer '45-'46, Softball '46-'48, Volleyball '46-'48, F3 , s if-.la 5'1 .. SENIORS VIVIAN ANN LACRONE, i'Bo0tsy Aglaia '46-'49, Mirror Agent '48-'49, Corresponding Secretary '48g S. R. P. T. A. Representative '49g G. L. C. '46-'48g Maiorette '46-'49g Soccer '45-'46g Volleyball '46. REID LEDBE'l'l'ER Ushers '47-'49g Sports Club '46-'49g Projection Club '49g S. R. President '49g History Class President '47g Football '46-'48, Varsity Letter '47-'48g Track '47-'49. JUNE MARIE LEDYARD National Honor Society '48-'49g Law and Order Committee '47g Vestalia '46-'49, Treasurer '49g S. R. Stamp Salesman '46, '47g History Class Vice-President '47g Economics Class President '48, Vice-President '48g Marshal '48-'49. PHYLLIS JEAN LEE Damrosch '46-'49, Treasurer '48, Vice-President '49g F. T. A. '48-'49, President '49g Junior Science Club '46g S. R. Mirror Agent '46g Histolg' Class President '48g Biology Class Vice-President 485 Marshal '4 g Band '45-'49. MARY JANE LECC G. L. C. '47-49g S. R. Stamp Salesman '48, '49g Marshal '45g Basketball Team '46-'47. STEVE LEONTIS, Deacon Disc and Diamond '48-'49g R. O. T. C. Staff Sgt. '48-'49g English Class Secretary '48-'49. ELLEN LITTLE, Little Bit Promethenn '46-'49g French Club '47-'49g S. R. Stamp Salesman '46, Council Member '49. LOUISE LITTLE, Lou Dramatic Club '45-'46g Science Club '45-'46g S. R. P. T. A. Representative '-495 Math Class Secretary '46. BETTY JEAN L1TTaELL, smmks S. Vice-President '47g Gym Captain '46, ROBERT H. LOCKHART, Bob Senior Hi-Y '47-'49. A. .,,,-. L.. i i r'imi'rI,u-gl 'K ' i' ll l Hi l l llllllll lllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllmllllllllllllllillwllllllllllllli llulllllllillllllllllllulnmm 9 SENIORS STELLA THEREAS LORINO S. R. Mirror Agent '49, Clothing Exhibit '48. SILAS EMMETT LUCAS, JR., Luke Hilliard '45-'49, S. H. Vice-President '45, Paper Chairman '46, Secretary '48, Movie Operator '45, R. O. T. C. '46-'49, Sgt. '49. REESE E. MALLETTE II Publicity and Publications Committee '48, '49, Ushers '48-'49, Owen '46-'49, Corresponding Secretary '47, Vice-President '48, President '48, Parlinmentarian '49, S. R. Mirror Agent '45, Sports- manship Chairman '49, Mirror Board '48. MARILYN JANE MANDY, 1uum1y National Honor Society '48-'49, Scholarship Committee '49, Na- tional Thcspians '48-'49, Mnemosynean '46-'49, Corresponding Secretary '49, Parliamentarian '48, Social Chaimian '48, Writers' Club '48-'49, Secretary '49, S. R. Vice-President '48, Secretary '46, '48, Mirror Agent '46, English Class President '48, Speech Class Vice-President '48, Freshman Girls' Glee Clnh '45-'46, Gym Letter '46, Basketball Captain '46, Senior Play '48. MILDRED MARIE MANN Spanish Club '48, S. R. Mirror Agent '45, President '47, Stamp Salesman '47, Spanish Class President '46, ROBERT FELTON MANN, Rob Ushers '48-'49, Head Usher '49, Curry '48-'49, President '49, S. R. Vice President '49, Stamp Salesman '47, R. 0. T. C. Sgt. '47, Sgt. lst Class '47, Lt. '48, Captain '48, Major '49, Disc and Diamond '47-'49, Captain '49, Senior Play '49. VAN MARCUS, Marco Ushers '47-'49, Sports Club '46-'49, Projection Clnh '49, S. R. President '45, '47, Vice-President '45, '46, Sports Chairman '49, Mirror Agent '48, History Class President '47, Economics Class Vice-President '49, Football '46-'49, Varsity Letter '47, '48, Track '49. DOUGLAS MARSHMAN, Holm Orientation Connnittee '47, Pen and Brush Clnh '46-'49, Presi- dent '48, Art Clnh '47-'49, President '48, S. R. President '46, '48, Stamx Salesman '47, '49, Secretary '47, Scholastic Award '46, '48, State Fair '48. DONALD MARTIN, Wild Ilflllln Hilliard '45-'49, S. R. Vice-President '46 Stamp Salesman '47 Conneil Member '48, Band '45-'-49. ' ' JAMES CUY MARTIN, Meri Corgas '47-'49, Corresponding Secretary '48, Critic '49, S. ll. President '49, Band '45-'-49. SENIORS JANE MARTIN S. R. Council Member '46, '48, '49, Vice-President '48, President '46, Stamp Salesman '45, '46, '47, Home Economics Class Presi- dent '45, '47, Vice-President '46. MARY ETHEL MARTIN G. L. C. '45-'48, Vice-President '47, Bookstore Committee '47, Junior Science Club '46, English Class Secretary '46, Marshal 48-'47, Softball '46-'48, Basketball '47-'48, Volleyball '48, Speedhall '47. VVILLIAM DAVID MAYNORD, Bill KATHERINE ANN McALLISTER, Kaki Promethean '45-'49, S. R. Secretary '48, Stamp Salesman '46, Marshal '48. OSCAR MCANALLY, Mack MARILYN MCATEER Quill and Scroll '49, Clio '47, Reporter '48, Writers Club '47-'48, reasurer '48, Mirror Board '48-49, S. R. Council Member '45, Stamp Salesman '46, Mirror Agent '47, Marshal '46-'47. WILLARD McCALL, JR. Owen '46-'49, Corresponding Secretary '48, Treasurer '49, Thes- pians '48-'49, Promoters of Goodwill and Understanding '48-'49, S. R. President '48, Senior Play '49, JERRY D. McCURRY, Mack Cun-y '47-'48, D. 0. Club '49, S. R. Vice-President '48, Stamp Salesman '46, Football '46-'-48. LeROY PATRICK McCAULY, Put Curry '47-'49, Critic '47, President '48, Ushers '49, S. R. Presi- dent '46, Council Member '46, Safety Chairman '47, Stamp Sales- man '48, Mirror Agent '45, English Class President '45, Football '46, Basketball '45, BETTY JOYCE McM EANS Pierian '47-'49, Parliamentarian '47, Corresponding Secretary '48, Year Book Chaimmn '48, Publicity Chairman '48, Pmgram Com- mittee '49, S. R. Secretary '46, '48, History Class Secretary '48, '49, Red Cross '46-'47, Mirror Typist '49, S E N I O R S ' MADELYN LOUISE MCRAE, Shorty Senior Class Pianist '49, Pierian '46-'49, Pnrliamentarian '47, Social Committee '49g S. R. Vice-President '46, Secretary '47, '48. BETTY JO MEADS, Hook S. R. Stamp Salesman '46, Marshal '48. ROBERT MEDLIN, Danny S. R. Paper Chainnnn '46, Band '46-'49g Orchestra '48-'49, FRANCES MENEFEE Vestalia '47g Study Hall Secretary '48, Marshal '46-'48, Infinn- ary Marshal '47-'48. MARTIIA JEAN MILES S. R. Mirror Agent '47-'49, Mirror Typist '49. LILLIAN JOAN MILLAR Clio '47-'49, Treasurer '48, Speech Choir '45-'46, Dramatic Club '45-'46, National Thespians '47-'49g French Club '48-'49g S. R. Vice-President '46, Stamp Salesman '48, Vice-President '48, English Class President '45, '47, French Class President '47g Speech Class President '48, Marshal '46, Senior Play '49. BREVARD MILLER, Cotton Ushers '48-'49g Sports Club '46-'49, S. R. President '47, Mirror Agent '48, English Class President '49g Football '45-'48, Letter iigguigasketball '46-'49, Letter '47-'49, Baseball '46-'49, Letter JOHN MELVILLE MILLER III National Honor Society '48-'49, Law and Order Committee '47g Auditorium Committee '49, Owen '46-'49, Custodian '47-'48, Critic '49, Band '45-'49, Orchestra '47-'49, S. R. Vice-President '47-'48, Council Member '48, P. T. A. Representative '49g Marshal '46, Promoters of Goodwill and Understanding '48-'49g Senior Play Lead '49g National Thespians '49, RICHARD CWYN MILLS, Dick Publicity and Publications Committee '47, '48, Chairman '49g Senior Science Club '47-'49, Secretary '48, Vice-President '49g S. R, President '45, Council Member '46, '49, American Jr. Academy of Science Delegate '48g Mirror Board '47-'49, Associate Editor '-18: Annual Board '47-'49g Westinghouse Science Talent Search '49g National Thespians '49, Senior Play '49. JOAN CAIIRETT MOBLEY, Io Newcomers Club '46-'-175 French Club '48. SENIORS IULIAN LEIGH MOBLEY, JR. S. R. Secretary '46, Paper Chairman '46, Attendance Chairman '47, Vice-President '48, Red Cross Member '48, Biology Class Critic '49, Marshal '47. DONALD RUSSELL MONTGOMERY, Don Science Clnb '46, Symnish Club '46-'47, S. R. President '47, Vice- President '48, Track '48-'49. MARY MOORE Pic-rinn '48-'49, Historian '48, Corresponding Secretary '49, French Club '48-'49, Marshal '49, NORMAN MOORE, Bear Gorgas '48-'49, Chaplain '48, Corresponding Secretary '49g S. R. Council Member '48-'49, Biology Class Secretary '47, Economics Class Secretary '48. REID A. MORGAN, JR., Ray Owen '46-'49, Program Committee '48, National Thespians '49, Glee Club '46-'47, Letter '47, Choir '47-'49, Librarian '48, Dramatic Club '45-'46, Science Class President '45, Marshal '47, '49, Third Place Essay Contest '48, Senior Play '49, THOMAS CLARK MOXLEY Clubs Committee '48, Orientation Committee '49, Yancey '47-'49, Corresponding Secretary '48, Vice-President '49, French Club '48-'49, Treasurer '49, National Thespians '48-'49, S. R. Vice- President '48, Senior Play '49. MARCEAN MURPH REE, Turkey S. R. Stamp Salesman '47, '48, Red Cross Representative '47, P. T. A. Chairman '48. IUSTINA AMELIA MURRAY, Cookie Y-Teens '45-'49, S. R. Red Cross Representative '46-'49, Civics Class Secretary '45, Choir '47-'49. JANE NAKOS Aglaia '48-'49, S. R. Stamp Salesman '45, Gym Captain '45, English Class Vice-President '45, HELEN NETHERY National Honor Society '48, Mnemosynean '46-'49g S. R. Presi- ggmt '49, English Class Vice-President '48, Secretary '49g Marshal SENIORS CHARLES NEVILLE Senior YVbo's XVbo '49, National Honor Society '48-'49, Treasurer '49, Clubs Conunittee '48, Chairman '48, Seholarshin Committee '49, Ushers '48-'49, Secretary '49, Yancey '47-'49, Third Member '48, Vice-President '48-'49, President 49, National Thespians '48-'49, City Promoters ol Goodwill and Understanding Secretary '48, S. R. President '45-'49, History Class President '46-'48, Band '45-'47, Inter-Club Debates '48, Senior Play '49, RICHARD STEELE NICKELL, Nick Senior Seienee Club '-I7-'49, President '49, Viee-President '48, Paper Chairman '49, Council Member '48, junior Red Cross Rep- resentative '47, Aineriean Jr. Academy Science Delegate '48, R. O. 'l'. C. '46-'49, Sgt. '47, Staff Sgt. '48, First Sgt. '48, Dise and Diamond Society '48-'-19, Movie Operator '46, '47, VVestingliouse Science Talent Search 549. JOAN NIREN Clio '47-'49, National Tbespians '-48, Dramatic Club '45-'46, S. R. Seeretary '48, P. T. A. Representative '49, Marshal '48, Senior Play '-49. DOROTHY ANN O'HALLORAN Clio '48-'49, Dramatic Club '46, S. R. Vice-President '48, Secre- tary '47, English Class Secretary '47. IEANNE GRIFFIN OLIVER, I, O. Clubs Committee '49, Promethcan '47-'49, Corresponding Secre- tary '49, S. R. Seeretary '49, Red Cross Representative '48-'49, Stamp Salesman '47, English Class Vice-President '47, Secretary '48, Study Ilull Secretary '47, Girls Cleo Club '47-'48, National Thespians '49, Senior Play '49. ROYCE C. OSBORNE Clubs Committee '47, Hilliard '47 48, S. R. President '46, '48, Secretary '47, Marshal '45, MARTIIA ANN OWENS, Monkey Senior Y-Teens '-48 -19, Girls Clee Club '45-'47, S. R. President '45, Secretary '46, English Class Secretary '-16. BILLIE JOYCE PARK Euphrosynean '48-'49, S. R. President '45, Council Member '-15. CURTIS CLEO PARKER, IR., C.C. S. R. President '48, Council RlL'llllll'l' '48, Paper Chairman '45, Seeretary-Treasurf.-r '49, R. O. T. C. '46-'49, SfSgt. '47, Plt. Sgt. '47, Plt. Lt. '48, Batallion Staff Major '48, Reg. Staff Major '49, Rifle Team '46-'49, Team Captain '48-'49. LOUANN PARRISH Promethean '46-'49, French Club '48-'49, S. R. Stamp Salesman '45, '48, Mirror Agent '46, '47, Vice-President '47, P. T. A. Representative '48, Mirror Board '48, National Thespians '49. SENIORS LAURENE PATE, 'Veme Y-Teens '49, S. R. Mirror Agent '46, Stamp Salesman '47, Red Cross Representative '47, English Class Vice-President '47. JACK PATTILLO S47R. President '49, Stamn Salesman '46, Biology Class President JOAN RANGELY PEDICO Euphrosynean '46-'48, President '46, S. R. Vice-President '46, Mirror Agent '47, English Class Secretary '46, -History Class President '47. WILLIAM GORDON PERKINSON, JR., Billy S. R. Stamn Salesman '47, Secretary '47, Red Cross Representative '46-'48, Band '45-'46, Football '45-'46. POLLY ANN PERRY Promethean '46-'49, Treasurer '47, Secretary '48, Vice-President '48, President '49: Glce'Cluh '48, Vice-President '48, Choir '49, National Thespians '49, S. R. President '47, '48, Secretary '49, Spanish Class President '47, Latin Class President '45, English Class President '45-'46. CHARLES A. PIERSON, JR., Augie S. R. Vice-President '46, Secretary '47, Paper Chairman '45, Safety Chairman '46, Mirror Agcnt '48, Marshal '46-'48, LOIS PILKINCTON, Pill G. L. C. '46-'49, Bookstore Chairman '48, Marshal '47. JIMMY PILKINTON, Tu-0-om S. R. Council Member '49, President '46, Choir '46-'48, Business Mgr. '48, Glee Club '45, History Class President '47, Lead Romeo and Juliet '48, Football '47, Boys' State '48. VIRGINIA ANNE PILLIT'l'ERI ELLEN JOY POWER Astraea '49, XVriters Workshop '46, G. L. C. '46, Letter '47, Mirror Agent '46, Stamp Salesman '48-'49, Marshal '47, National Anthology of Poetry Award '49. SENIORS JEAN PRUITT, J. P. Nuticnal Honor Society '48-'49, Secretary '49, Astraea '46-'49, President '49, Vice-President '48, Corresponding Secretary '48, French Club '48-'49, Treasurer '48, Musical Director '48, Madrigal Club '49, Secretary '49, S. R. Vice-President '47-'48, History Class President '47, Vice-President '47, Reporter '48, Marshal '46, Treble Clef Club '45-'46, Girls' Glee Club '47, Choir '47- '49, Secretary '49. ALTON QUICK, Tony Sigma Alpha Hi-Y '47-'48, Phillips Hi-Y '48-'49, S. R. Vice- President '49, Band '48-'49, R. 0. T. C. '46-'49, Sgt. '46, 2nd lat? '47, lst Lt. '48, Captain '49, Disc and Diamond '48, Marshal JACK DUANE REAL, 'IIutto Hilliard '47-'49, Secretary '49, Mirror Circulation Manager '48- '49, S. R. Vice-President '46, '47, '48, Stamp Salesman '46, Mir- ror Agent '47, Council Member '48, Secretary '49, English Class Vice-President '46, Attendance Chairman '48, Marshal '47. EVELYN REEVES, Ernie S. R. Red Cross Representative '45-'46, Council Member '47, Stamp Salesman '48, History Class President '49, Clothing Class Vice-President '46, Marshal '47, Clothing Exhibits '45-'48, SARAH ELLEN RECAN Clio '46-'49, Recording Secretary '48, Social Chairman '47, Red Cross '46-'48, Pen and Brush Club '48-'49, Treasurer '49, S. R. Secretary '48, '49, Secretary Study Hall '47-'48, History Class Vice-President '47, President '48, Marshal '46-'49, Scholastic Art Award '48, Prize for Critic Radio Letter '48. MARGARET REID Newcomers' Club '46, Vice-President '47, Clio '47-'49, Corres- ponding Secretary '49, S. R. Council Member '46, Secretary '48, History Class Vice-President '49. DOROTHY JEAN REYNOLDS JAMES R. RlCllARDS MARTHA FAYE RICHARDS, Little One G. L. C. '47 49, Bookstore '47-'-49. JACKIE RICHMOND, Athos Damrosch '48, Writers Club '47-'48, Art Cluh '46-'49, Critic '46, Program Committee '47, Secretary '48, Treasurer '49, Pen and Brush Cluh '47-'49, Vice-President '49, Program Committee '49, Chemistry Class President '48, Art Class Vice-President '46, '48, Marshal '47, Scholastic Art Award '45, '46. SENIORS MARY FRANCES RIETTA, Rietta C. L. C. '45-'49, President '48, Letter '48, S. R. Mirror Agent '46, Stinno Salesman '47, Secretary '48, Cvm Captain '47-'48, Cheerleader '47-'48, Letter '48, Basketball '46-'48, Speed Ball '47-'48, Soccer '45-'46, Soft Ball '46-'48, Volley Ball '46-'48. RICHARD RALPH ROBBINS, Dick Ushers '48-'49, Sports Club '47-'49, S. R. President '46, Mirror Agent '47, Football '46-'48, Letter '48. SIIIRLEYAN ROBBINS, Shirl D. O. Club '47-'48, Editor of D. O. Doings '48, Social Commit- tee '48, Dramatic Club '45-'46, S. R. Council Member '48, Secre- tary '46, Red Cross Representative '46, Marshal '46, Mirror Typist '48, Speech Choir '-45. KENNETH DERRELL ROBERTS, Snuffg1 S. R. l'resident '47, Council Member '47, Marshal '-19. J. D. ROBINSON, IR., Slim Gorgas '47, Sports Club '48-'49, S. R. Mirror Agent '48, Football '47-248. CLYDE IIONVARD RODDAM Orientation Connnilt: Chairman '48, Athletic Committee '49, Sports Club '47-'-19, Librarv Club '46-'47, President '47, Spanish Club '48, Ushers '49, S. R. President '45, '49, Vice-President '46, '48, Covncil lNlember '47, Stamp Salesman '46, Paper Chairman '46, Etonolnies Class President '49, Speech Class V'ice-President '48, Football '-'ti-'48, ll-'l'eam Letter '46, Varsity '47, Letter '48, Basketball '4t'i-'47, B-'l'eain '46, Varsity '47, Baseball '47-'49, H-'l'eani Letter '47, Varsity '48, National Thespians '49, Senior Play '-19. s PATRICIA ROGERS, Put National Honor Society '48-'49, Scholarship Coinniittcc '48, Clubs Connuiltee '49, Secretary '49, French Club '48-'49, Red Cross '47-'48, Astraea '46-'49, Critic '47, Recording Secretary '47,g Corresponding Secretary '48, Publicity Clminnan '48, Year Book Connnittee '48, S. R. Treasurer '-Ili, Mirror Agent '45, His- tory Clas:- Secretary '46, Study Hall Serretary '49, Marshal '48- '49, Promoters ot' Goodwill and Understanding '48-'49, National Thespiaus '49, Siufor Play '-19. CHARLES A. ROOT, Charlie Newcomers Club '46, S. R. Council Member '47, R. O. T. C. Lt. '48, '49, Disc and lliainoud Oltiu-r '-17-'48, Rifle Team '46-'49, Red Cross '48, IIARRIET LAMAR ROSENTIIAL, H, L. Chairman Senior Election Committee '49, Chnirinnn Big 7 Com- mittee tldiilliosj '48, President Big 7 Committee tCityJ '48, Auditorium Committee '49, Star Charter Thespian '47-'49, Secre- tary '47, I' resident '48, Promoters ol' Goodwill and Understanding '48-'49, President '48, Clio '46-'49, Parliamentarian '47, '49, Critic '47, Vice-President '48, President '48, Dramatic Club '45- '46, Soeecli Choir '45-'46, S. R. Vice-President '47, President '47, '48, '49, History Class President '48, Girls' Oratoricals '48, May Day Student Director '48, Senior Play '48, '49. WILLIAM CRUTCHER ROSS Sports Club '47-'49, S. R. President '46-'47, Vice-President '45, Marshal '45-'46, Football '47, National Thespians '47. SEENIORS PATRICIA ANN ROWE, Pat Vestnliu '46, Recording Secretary '48, Vice-President '49, Year Book Committee '49, Ll. I.. C. '46, Nomination Curninittee '47, Bookstore '47, Teams '46, '47, S. R. Sportsmanship Cluurniain '46, Mirror Agent '46, Staimn Sale-srnun '48, '49, Courtesy Chairnmn History Class Vice-President '49, Mirror and Annual Typist JAMES DAVIS ROX, Radar Sportsmainsliip Cornniittee '47, Ushers '47-'49, Sports Club '46- '49, S. R. l,re-sicleut '45, '46, '47, Vice-President '48, Secretary '49, Murshul '46, Football '453-18, Letter '45-'48, Co-Captain '48, Basketball '45-'49, Letter '45-'49, 'l'l'iIl:k '45-'49, Letter '48, ALICE ANN RUSSELL S. R. President '47, '48, State Chorus '-46, Cirls' Clee Club '46, Choir '47-'49, Mirror 'I ypist '49, Annuul Typist '49. RICHARD OLNEY RUSSELL, Rich Seniur Wlm's Who '19, Nntionul Honor Soeiety '48-'49, President of General Organization '49, Scholarship Connnittee Clmirinan '48, Ilund '-I6-'49, Stage Crew '47-'49, Yuneey '46-'49, Social Committee '48, Debating Teaun '48, President '48, Ushers '47-'49, Head Usher '48, Nntionnl Thespinns '48-'49, Vice-President '48, S. R. President '48, English Class President '47-'48, Speech Class President '48, Buttle Citizensbin Tour Representative '48, President Young Citizens Club '48-'-19: Cliurter Member Promoters uf Good- will nnd Understanding '48-'49, City VVide President '48, Senior Play '49. BETTY JEAN RYLANT, 1sa-k,,', D. O. Club '48-'49. MARIE SALTER IOIIN M. SAVAGE, Savage john S. R. Mirror Agent '45, Viee-President '49. BETTY KATHERINE SCOTT S. R. President '49, Red Cross Representative '-16. SARA JANE SCOTT, Willie Madrignl Singers '48-'49, Choir '47-'49, I.ibr:u'iun '47, Clem- Club '46-'4'l, Y-Teens '46-'48, Yiee-President '48, S. R. President '46, Vice-President '49, Secretary '48, Mirror Agent '46, Stump Sales- mnn '47, English Class President '47, Mairshnl '4fi. MAVIS LOUISE SEXTON S. R. Mirror Agent '47, Mirror Typist '49, Girls' Glee Club '46- '47, State Chorus '46-'48, Choir '48-'-19. SENIORS JESSIE JOAN SHEPARD National Thespians '49, Promethean '47-'49, Parliamentarian '48, Dramatic Club '45-'46, Freshman Girls' Club '45, S. R. President '46, Secretary '47, Stamp Salesman '45, Speech Class President '46, Vice-President '47, Spanish Class President '45, History Class Secretary '46, Speech Choir '46. NANCY KATHLEEN SHIELS National Honor Society '48-'49, Scholarship Committee '48, Orientation Committee '49, Clio '46-'49, Vice-President '49, Social Chairman '48, Parliamentarian '48, Pen and Brush Club '48-'49, Secretary-Treasurer '48, S. R. President '48, Secretary '46-'49, gnglishiglass President '46, Scholastic Art Awards '46, '47, Red ross . MARCENE SHURETT S. R. Council Member '48, Stamp Salesman '47, Red Cross Mem- ber '46, Mirror Typist '49. JULIAN SMITH SIMMONS, Sonny Aeronautics Club '47, D. O. Cluh '48-'49, S. R. Mirror Agent '45, Glee Club '46-'47, Picture Machine Operator '46-'47, History Class Vice-President '46, Latin Class Vice-President '46, Marshal '45 JAMES SIMS, Hunt Corgas '48-'49, Corresponding Secretary '48, Vice-President '49. JOHN LOUIS SIMS Ushers '48-'49, Owen '46-'49, Secretary '49, Orchestra '46, Choir '46-'49, S. R. Secretary '47, President '47, Secretary '48, Attendance Chairman '49, Track '46-'49, Letter '48-'49, Boys' Oratoricals '48, American Legion Omtoricals '49, JOHNNEE CWENDOLYN SIMS Art Club '46-'49, Treasurer '48, French Club '48-'49, Library Club '49, S. R. Stamp Salesman '47, Reporter '48, Art Class Secretary '47, MARIAN SIMS S. R. Stamp Salesman '48, Marshal '48, Maiorette '45-'48. ANNE ROBERTSON SMITH Promethenn '45-'49, S. R. Council Memher '46, Secretary '48. JAMES M. SMITH, jimmy Choir '48-'49, Boys' Glee Club '48, S. R. Stamp Salesman '44, '45, Red Cross '46, '47, Vice-President '48, Mirror Agent '49, English Class Secretary '46, Marshal '46, SENIORS LETHA DOLORES SMITH MARY SUE SMITH, Susan D. O. Club '47-'49, Secretary '48-'49g S. R. Secretary '46, '48, '49, Red Cross Representative '48, Stamp Salesman '-475 Marshal '46g English Class Secretary '48. PHYLLIS M. SMITH ROLAND ELZA SMITII, Smitty National Honor Society '-195 Ushers '49g Sports Club '48-'49g Library Club '48g S. Ii. Council Member '49g Marshal '46-'47g Football '47-'48, Letter '-185 Basketball '48g Track '48-'49g Scholastic Achievement Key '46. DOROTHY LOUISE SNODDY National Honor Society '48-'49g Astraca '46-'49, Social Chainnan '47, Yearbook Chaimian '49g Madrigal Club '49g Choir '47-'49, Vice-President '49g S. R. Red Cross Representative '48-'49, Stamp Salesman '48, P. T. A. Representative '-49. HOPE SPANN, Hopeless MARIE VIRGINIA SPERANDO' National High School Poetry Anthology '48. DOROTI IY CAROLYN SPRADLEY National Honor Society '48-'-495 Promethean '48-'49, Year Book Committee '49g Writers' VVorkshop '47-'49, Vice-President '48g S. R. Council Meinher '48g Mirror Board '48-'49, Associate Editor '49g Quill and Scroll International '47-'49g Basketball '48g Volley- ball '48g Scholastic Awards '46-'48, State Winner '47g National arathology Awards '47-'-485 Chairman French School Committee CONNIE DOTY SPURCEON, Nonnie Publicity and Publications Committee '49g Pierian '46-'49, Vice- Prcsitlent '48, President V195 French Club '48-'49, Music Director '49g National Thespians '48-'49g Dramatic Club '45-'46g S. R. Mirror Agent '49g Mirror Reporter French, Chemistry Classes '48g Mirror Board '48-'-493 Annual Board '49g Senior Play '49, ELIZABETH JOAN STAINTON, 'fStymie Astraea '47-'49, Treasurer '48, Corresponding Secretary '495 Marshal '49. SENIORS ROLLO STEINMEHL, Oswah1 S. R. Vice-President '45, '48, President '47, Mirror Agent '46, Stamp Salesman '49, Disc and Diamond '48-'49, R. O. T. C. Captain '48-'49, Basketball '45, '46, B-Team '45, Varsity '46, Varsity Track '45. ELIZABETH BERTRAND STILWELL, Libby Scholarship Committee '48, Publicity and Publications Committee '49, Aglaia '46-'49, Corresponding Secretary '48, Critic '49, Social Chairman '49, French Club '48-'49, Vice-President '49, S. R. President '47, Secretary '48, Stamp Salesman '48, Clothing Class Vice-President '46, Secretary '47, '49, Histo? Class Secretary '47, Chairman of Good Citizenship Committee '4 . JOHN HENRY TAPSCOTT, Tap Hilliard '47-'48, Projection Club '48-'49, S. R. President '46, '48, Mirror Agent '46. WILLIAM HAROLD THEAD, JR., Bill Orientation Committee '49, Ushers '48-'49, Yancey '48-'49, S. R. Mirror Agent '45, '47, Stamp Salesman '46, Red Cross Repre- sentative '47, English Class Vice-President '46, History Class Vice-President '46, R. O. T. C. Corporal '47, Sgt. '47, Staff Sgt. '48, Master Sgt. '48, Disc and Diamond '47-'49, Marshal '47, Tennis '47-'49, Basketball '47, Campaign Manager '48. IMOGENE MARIE THOMAS G. L. C. '47, Y-Teens '47-'48, D. O. Club '48-'49, Paper Typist '48-'49, Reporter '49, Mirror Typist '48, JOSEPH FRANKLIN THOMPSON, JR., Frank Yancey '48-'49, S. R. Council Member '45, '46, Mirror Agent '45, '47, Stamp Salesman '47, BETTY JEAN TIDWELL, Genius ANNE TOLLESON, Skip Senior Girl Reserves '47, S. R. Council Member '46, Secretary '27, '48, Vice-President '48, Stamp Salesman '49, Mirror Typist 9 SAM TOMBRELLO, JR., Dillinger Sports Club '47-'49, S. R. Council Member '49, English Class President '49, Safety Chairman Speech Class '49, Football' '47-'49, Baseball '47- 49. VINCENT JOSEPH TOMBRELLO, Vince , Hi-Y '48-'48, Basketball '48, Football '48, S. R. President '48, Marshall '46-'49, R. O. T. C. '45, '48, Sgt. '48. SENIORS MARY ANN TOWNES, Cowboy Newcomers Club '47, S. R. Mirror Agent '47, Council Member '48, Marshal '47, Volley Ball '48, All Star '48, Soccer '48. TEDDYE CECILE TRAVIS, K0onic Thulin '46-'49, Treasurer '49, NVriters Club '48, S. R. President '23, Vice-President '46, Secretary '46, Mirror Agent '47, Marshal CARLINE TUCKER, Lame !Zl3lllIllflC Club '45, Gym Officer '46, Marshal '46, Mirror Typist JACK TUCKE11 D. O. Club '48-'49, Treasurer '49, S. R. Stamp Salesman '46, '47, '48, D. E. Class President '48, '49, JOHN TURNER, Cotton Owen '48-'49, Glee Club '49, S. R. Vice-President '48, MARGARET ANN TWININC JAMES WILLIAM VALLELY, Lil' Willie Hi-Y '46, Seeretarv '47, S. R. Council Member '47, Vice-President '48, R. O. T. C. Sgt. '47, '48, Dise and Diamond '47. BETTY ,IEAN VAUCHN, Butch National Honor Society '48-'49, Law and Order Committee '48, Writers Workshop '46, Aglaia '47-'49, Treasurer '48, S. R. Council Member '48, Marshall '46-'49, National Thespians '49. JUNE WALKER Thalia '47-'49, Secretary '49, Treble Clef Club '46, S. R. Reel Cross Representative '47, Mirror Typist '49. BILLIE IEAN WALLACE G. L. C. '47-'49, Gym Asst. '47, Basketball '47, Soccer '46, '47, Baseball '47. n SENIORS MARY ELIZABETH WALLACE, Libby Junior Y-Teens '46, junior Science Club '46, Choir '46-'47, S. R. Business Manager '48, Vice-President '46, President '47, Secretary '47, History Class Vice-President '48, Mirror Typist '49. KATHRYN WALSTON, Beezy National Honor Society '48-'49, Publicity and Publications Com- mittee '46, '47, Chainnan '48, Scholarship Committee '49, Vest- alia '46-'49, Publicity Chairman '46, '47, President '48, '49, Year Book Committee Chairman '49, French Club '48-'49, President '49, National Thespians '49, Debate Club '47, Mirror Board '46- '49, Associate Editor '48, Editor-in-Chief '48-'49, Advertising Staff '49, Annual Board '47-'49, Advertising Staff '49, Editor '48-'49, Hand Mirror '47, Quill and Scroll Intemational '47-'49, S. R. Mirror Agent '45, '46, Secretary '46, '47, '48, History Class President '46, Secretary '47, Biology Class President '49, Senior Ilay '48, '49, Marshal '46, '47, '49, Freshman Girls' Glee Club '45, Second Place Girls' Oratoricals '48, Charter Member Pro- moters of Goodwill and Understanding '48-'49, Vice-President Zigmilainier Town Meeting '49, Hi-Cub Reporter tB'ham Newsj NANCY RUTH WANNINGER, Red D. o. Club '48-'49, Paper Typist '49, Mu-mr 'rypae '49. BETTY IO WARREN National Thespians '47-'49, S. R. President '45, Council Member '46, Stamp Salesman '46, '47, Biology Class President '46, junior Science Club '45, Aeronautics Club '46, Mirror Typist '49. GAYE ELLEN WATSON Mnemosynean '48-'49, Spanish Club '49. HORACE EUGENE WATSON, Poss0m Ushers '48-'49, Aeranautics Club '46-'48, Vice-President '48, Social Chainnan '47-'48, Lunchroom Worker '46-'49. MINA JOY WATSON Art Club '45-'48, Secretary '46, Clio '48-'49, Junior Red Cross '48-'49, S. R. Vice-President '46, Secretary '47, English Class Secretary '47, Art Class Secretary '48, Vice-President '48. ELSIE RAMONA WEAVER, Mona D. O. Club '48-'49, S. R. Secretary '49, Speech Class Treasurer '49, Band '46-'47, All City Band '47, Orchestra '46-'47, Volley Ball '46-'47, Soft Ball '46-'47, Captain '46, All-Star '47. EMILY ANN WEAVER Astraea '46-'49, Vice-President '49, Corresponding Secretary '48, Recording Secretary '47, Critic '47, S. R. Vice-President '46, Secretary '47, Stamp Salesman '45, '46, Clothing Class President '46, Secretary '46, '47, Marshal '45-'47, Cheerleader '47-'48. WILLIAM VICKERY WELDON, Bill Senior Who's Who '49, General Organization Second Associate '49, Yancey '48-'49, Ushers '47-'49, jr. Red Cross '46-'48, His- tory Class Vice-President '47, English Class Treasurer '49, Marshal '47, Vice-President jefferson County Ir. Red Cross '48, Repre- sentative Ieff. County Red Cross Conterence '48, National Thes- pians '49, Senior Play '49. SENIORS BETTY MARCELLE WHISLER Clio '46-'49, Recording Secretary '48, Social Chairman '49, Critic '47, Writers' Workshop '47-'48, Pen and Brush '48-'49, Social Chairman '49, S. R. Vice-President '47, Stump Salesman '49, P. IT. A. Representative '48, Clothing Class President '48-'49, Scholastic Art Award '48, BEBE WHITFIELD 'lglgxnsferred from Houston, Texas, junior Red Cross '46, F. T. A. MARY KATHERINE WHITSON, Tina Clubs Committee Chainnan '49, Pierian '47-'49, Social Chairman '48, Treasurer '49, Promoters of Goodwill and Understanding '48, Pen and Brush Club '49, Social Committee '49, Stage Scenery '48, S. R. Vice-President '49. KATHERINE DIANE WIGCINS Law and Order Committee '47-'48, Chainnun '48, Thaliu '46-'49, Vice-President '48, Iresident '49, French Club '48-'49, Secretary '48, S. R. Mirror Agent '46, Secretary '46, Vice-President '48, President '47, Red Cross Representative '48, History Class Vice- President '46, Biology Class Secretary '48, Vice-President '49, Speech Class President '48, '49, Marshal '49, National Thespians '49, Senior Play '49. MARILYN WICCINS, Chocolate Senior Who's Who '49, Athletic Committee '49, C. L. C. '46-'49, Secretary '47, President '49, jr. Y-Teens '46-'47, Sr. Y-Teens '47- '49, President '48, Lnymemher '49, President Inter-Club Council '48-'49, S. R. Secretary '48, '49, Stamp Salesman '45, Soccer '45-'46, Speed Ball '47-'48, Volley Balt '46-'48, Softball '46- '49, Basketball '46-'48, School Letter '46, '47, Loving Cup '49, State Letter '47, '48, '49, Bookstore '46-'49, Chaimmn '47. PEGGY SUE WILLIAMS, Peg-Leg SWIFT WILLIAMS, JR., Buffalo French Club '48-'49, Yancey '48-'49, Disc and Diamond '48-'49. MAUDE 'WILSON C. L. C. '47-'49, Debate Club '47, Red Cross '46, '47, Treasurer '46, S. R. Secretary '45, Council Member '47, '48, Gym Captain '46, '48, Marshal '47, '48. SYDNEY ANNE VVILSON, Syd Senior Y-Teens '48-'49, Chaplain '48, Secretary '49, Girls' Glue Club '46-'47, Choir '48-'49. DOROTHY WRIGHT, Dot Vestalia '47-'49, Marshal '46, Secretary Study Hall '48, Mirror Typist '49. SENIORS ELIZABETH WRIGHT, Beth Freshman Club '46, Dnmrosch '46-'47, Treasurer '47, Glee Club '47, D. O. Club '48-'49, Program Committee '48-'49, Clothing Class4 Vice-President '48, History Class Secretary '49, Marshal '46-' 7. ANNIE LOU YEILDING, Ann National Honor Society '48-'49, Election Committee '47, Scholar- ship Committee '49, Law and Order Committee '49, Mnemosynean ' '47-'49, President '49, Vice-President '48, French Club '48-'49, Vice-President '48, S. R. Secretary '48, P. T. A. Representative '49, Stamp Salesman '47, '48, Marshal '46-'49, National Thespians '49, Senior Play '49. BENARD C. YORK, Benny Hi-Y '47-'49, Treasurer '47, Vice-President '48, English Class President '48. JAMES YOUNG, Jimmy OTHER GRADUATES ' NO PICTURES GLORIA ANN AUTRY lr. Y-Teens '44-'45, Cirls Glee Club '47, Choir '48, Marsh- al '44-'49. GLENN ELWIN BAKER R. O. T. C. '46-'48, S!Sgt. '46, TfSgt. '47, Lt. '48, S. R. Mirror Agent '48, S. R. Officer '49. HAROLD WILLIAM CULLEN, Billy Yancey '45-'48, S. R. President '45, '47, Council Member '48, Football Manager '45-'46, NORMA JANE Dc-MENT OTTOLINE DENTON S. R. Mirror Agent '44, Stamp Salesman '44, '45, History Class Vice-President '45, English Class Secretary '46, Gym Captain '46. BETTY Jo DRAKE URBAN D. FRANKLIN, JR. JAMES GILLESPY JERRY HERMAN GOLDSTEIN S. R. President '46, Vice-President '47, Basketball '46-'47, Track '47, Choir '47-'49. GLENN VICTOR ISBELL MARY ELIZABETH JONES DONALD GIBBS LAWSON IAMES W. LOYD, Groggy Sports Club '45-'49, S. R. President '45, Council Member '46, Secretary '47, Football '45-'48, Varsity Letter '48, Basketball '45-'47, B-Team Letter '47, Baseball '46, '47, '49, B-Team Letter '47, Varsity Letter '49. KENNETH FRANKLIN McKENZlE, Bits Gorgas '45-'49, Parliamentarian '46, Treasurer '47, Presi- dent '49, Biology Class President '47. PEGGY MCMORRIES WILLIAM EUGENE MINTER, Fish WILLIAM DAVID MULLINS, Wild Bill Writers Cluh '47-'49, Projection Club '48-'49, Vice-Presi- dent '48-'49, S. R. President '47, Mirror Agent '46, Stamp Salesman '45, Red Cross Representative '45, BILL PORTER, Portershensk Ushers '48-'49, Sports Club '45-'49, Secretary '48-'49, S. R. Secretary '48, '49, English Class President '48, Vice- President '49, Marshal '48, Football '46-'49, Letter '48- '49, Basketball '45-'49, Track '45-'49. BETTY STRICKLAND Vestalin '47-'49, S. R. Mirror Agent '4B. SAMUEL WESLEY TEAGUE JR., Digger Surry Q32-'45, Choir tGlee Cluhl '42-'45, S. R. Presi- ent ' . PETE VLAHAKES raeeaytauaa As we top the foot-hills of success, We sense the challenge of ranges of further progress. The shimmering beauty of pinnacles of gold, Seem to speak of the adventure which they enfold. Man is an explorer whose ideals force him to go Over mountains, into valleys, and many a plateau. The verdant mountains, majestic against the blue, Fling out a haughty defiance: materialism we must subdue. Even though our class has reached one peak more, A point that we've ne'er attained before, Others lie ahead that we must scale, To meet life's calls we cannot fail. For from the lofty heights of the ultimate span, The world below seems simple, how clear the plan! The low-lying fogs of prejudice rise and fade, And the fences of greed fall 'neath distance's blade. On to further horizons-yes-but to earth we must return For life calls us to work-though for the mountains we yearn Back to earth we come with varied colored flowers Of kindness, justice, truth-to plant in peaceful bowers. -Elza Smith JCZQSAWPQQM Have you ever wondered how much fun it would be to go to a circus and see a thousand cages with people in them giving away free prizes? You haven't? Well, no matter, for if you- Step right up folks. Here you will find the only free prizes ever before given away in this or any other circus. They're none other 'than those left by the mad May graduating seniors fthe ones in the cagesl to the unsuspecting undergraduates. So as you-look outl duckl there go jerry Coldstein's and Don Montgomery's winning smiles across the tent right on the eager faces of George Nashnand Wallace Heaton-hand your tickets fthe free prizes are only 84.98, to doorwoman Polly Perry, you are ready to enjoy the show in the Phillips and Stough Circus. Once inside, you look about you at the multitude of heads: some very young-the undergradsg some very old-the seniors, and some middle-aged- the teachers. In the first cage Margaret Reid and Mary jane Legg are handing over their type-writers bit-by-bit to Betty jo Wren and Nita Ann Burns. Proceeding clock- wise from six o'clock to twelve, you encounter Tommy Costner carrying, alas, Shades Mountain in his arms-rather, sections of old Shades. Of course his legacy is the best parking places known to R. Malet-head Mallette, E. Hen- peeked Henley and - Sam Spade? Dear Tom, with Redheads Kathleen Cum- mings and Virginia Cooper chasing him. The cage opposite reveals jean Pruitt willing her lovely voice to Pat Merchant. As you continue,' you observe: Fay Woody leaving lt to Mary Frances Adams, Frances Crimes adorning Eleanor Kieswetter with her adorable sweaters, john Sims' oration ability being pounded on Graham Shanks, and Rebecca Davis waiting to bequeath her cello to whichever girl has enough courage and talent to play upon it. Proceed no further, instinct tells you. Two dishevelled characters ap- proach you saying, One hand-two ducks-three cackling geese-four corpulent porpoisesf' Seniors surely! Oh well, at once the odor of Nancy Bryant's cooking abiiity issues to your senses, and you notice Nancy handing over her know-how to Betty Dale McEachern. On the other hand, though, it isn't surprising to spy Teddye Travis sneaking out with her cooking knowledge still her own, as she'll be needing it come june. jane and Don Martin leave their talking speeds of 120 and 14 words per minute respectively to any soul that needs tempering. In the next cage you espy Bebe Whitfield placing her golden-red curls on Milner Snuggs QDear Melj. Advancing, you are 'aware of Fey Fraser and Neil Cobb leaving their place on the stairs to the lunchroom to the Eskew twins and gal frien,s. . . Five pairs of don Alfredo's favorite tweezers-six hundred Macedonian warriors in full battle array-seven mummies from the ancient aged secret sacred crypts of Egypt-eight dozen nasty nurtured nasturtiums from the Nut-House zctecfhata PWM Nurseries . . . stammer those two seniors again, whom you now know to be the reporters for this arteecle and are rather tetched-yes, touched by Kenneth Forbes' leaving his brilliant arguing nature to Charles Copeland. John Miller fMelville IIIJ is at present tediously and meticulously bequeath- ing his understanding of Polonius to Robert Garrison, who'll need it. Rebecca Beattly leaves Joyce Dorsky her powerful voice, although J. D. doesn't need it. Betty Ann Jones and Betty Littrell leave their shorthand books to Ann Madoina and Mary Cecelia Nero, Joyce Griffin leaves Judith Berry her admirable wit, and Jimmie Gillespie leaves. A flash of light faster than the speed of lightning. Oh, it's only Bert Con- stantine wearing one of his new bow ties and watching Ellen Little waiting to slink over her Veronica Lake appealx to someone who can wear it Cnamely Marion McElroyJ. As you continue clockwise from midnight to six again, you are aware of Marilyn Mandy's sweet blush, which she imparts to Moise. Crutcher Ross advances to tell you of his will-he's left all of his huge, thick sweaters to Wylene Ryan ibut for why?J. In the next cage you notice that Ann McCollum is the recipient of Nancy Shiels' driving manners for should wee shay mannerisms?J. To Jane Zuber, Marian Rockett, and Mary Frances Forbes, Lulu Parrish leaves her melodious speaking. And C. Rookie Jones tosses his gat to E. Windmill Hatfield. Suddenly you have a strange encounter with Ellen Power, Carolyn Spradley, and Louise Chandler scouting around for likely suspects for their poetic ability to write poetry. And there's Margie Burrus looking for an essay aspirant. In the last cage you find Robert Medlin leaving his ability? to read Cicero to Hill Womble. There comes a time in everyone's life when the circus must come to a finis, and so the time has come with you. As you pass out of the gay tent, you notice at your side Ruth Brownlee, the only senior left intact because nobody wants her Oldsmobile, and you remember the song your mother used to sing to you- 1t's never too late 'til two, and then it's too latef' But what's this? An open air theatre maybee? A band wagon with bars you run into-a wagon crammed full of the graduating members of the Mirror Board: furiously piling their Frankenstein notes on How to Roam the Halls Without Being Caught by Miss Pennruddocken to the cubs, who'll be needing them next semester, heaving notes of love and friendship to all fellow graduatesg and wish- ing sympathy cakes on those they leave behind. Marilyn M cAteer John Constantine .SAW UW aa '69 Come one, come all-to the Baskerville and Weldon Circusl The Biggest Show-offs on earthl Coming May 28, 1969. 1 Robert Mann, taking up tickets, has policeman Van Marcus and Reid Led- better to keep out gate crashers. Inside the Big Top Frank Key and his trained monkeys are performing. The first event, dancing by Tina W'hitsonsky and Linda Bourvoulas, ballet artists, is introduced by james jackson, ring master. Next on the program is Alan Alexander, man on the flying trapeze. Between the perform- ances the crowd is kept roaring by clowns Bobs Groover and Barrett. Music is furnished by jean Pruitt, Dorothy Snoddy, Amelia Murray, and Mary Ann Add- ington, accompanied by Madelyn McRae, Queen of Boogie, Ioe Gilbert at the trombone, and jack Hotlips Austin on the trumpet. Richard Nickell is the be- hind-the-scenes radio technician. Emmett Lucas, selling programs, has an excellent opportunity to look over the audience. In this section reserved for the annual Doctors Convention is Dr. Richard Russell, President of the American Medical Association. With him are Doctors Neville, Bonner, Carmichael, Miller, Watson, Vaughn, Garrigues and Shiels. Governor Big jim Ingram is in his box, along with Lt. Governor joe Curtis. Their political machine is clicking again. Thomas Moxley, the greatest living Shakespearean actor, is here with the famous critic, john Constantine. From the field of literature are the novelist Louann Parrish and Carolyn Spradley, Poet Laureate of Alabama. Those two renowned rivals in the news- paper field are here. They are editors Walston and Mills, with their respective social editors, Connie Spurgeon and Marilyn McAteer. Here from the Army is Major General Walter Berry and his staff: Colonels Parker, Arthur, Steinmehl and Major Chestnutt. In their midst is Major Rosemary Graddick of the WAC. Chauffeur for the group is Pfc. Ira DeMent III. Bill Porter, a confirmed bachelor and the most famous after-dinner speaker in the South, is here with his secretary, Sarah Ellen Reagan. Seated in front of them is Stephen Leontis, the famous long-haired pianist. Shaw UW in '69 Receiving looks of interest are Ann Tolleson, Mary Louise Cooper, Ann O'Halloran and Kaki McAllister of the Real Model Agency. Their biggest patron is Richmond and Cox, Inc., designers of smart clothes. Lawyers Rosenthal and Rox are seen buying peanuts for the elephants. Their biggest client now is Mr. Clyde Roddam, chairman of the board of White Sewing Machine Company and well on the way to his third million. Reese Mallette, the famous creator of the Yantze River Control project, has drifted in to enjoy the age-old amusements of the circus. Kathleen jones is hurrying in, late again. She must still be tired. Joyce Addington and jimmy Pilkington are here. They just stepped down from the Metropolitan. In a group of sports enthusiasts are jimmy Cantley, the nation's number one sports announcerg Hobart Grooms, sports editor of the Birmingham Postg Hugh Bostick and Bill Thead, contenders for golf' s highest honor, and Weems Hollowell and Dan Englebert, greatest doubles tennis team in America. Alabama's filibustering senators, john Sims and Swift Williams, are here, happy in their latest victory. The teaching profession is represented by Pat Rogers, instructor of F renchg Polly Perry, professor of Physics, Carol Iemison, professor of Lating and Phyllis Lee, Dean of Women at Vanderbilt University. The house lights are dimmed, a spot light is flashed on the center ring, a fanfare is sounded by the trumpets, and the master of Ceremonies, stepping for- ward, announces: Ladies and Gentlemen! This performance tonight is in honor of the graduates of Phillips High School, commemorating the twentieth anniversary of the graduation of the class of 1949! May they have many more anniversaries equally as happy as the ones in the past! Quinn Dillard Kathryn Hairston Ed Henley 7072 Ealing l MAY, 1949 MR. AND MISS PHILLIPIAN MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Kathryn Hairston, Richard Russell Joyce Addington, Riclimwl Russell MOST STUDIOUS BEST LOOKING Clmrlcs Ncvillv, Kzitliryn Hairston Hairy Lonisc Cooper, Billy XVcldon I 9 A ,vjj WITTIEST MOST ATHLETIC Quinn Dillard, Kathleen jones jim Ingram, Marilyn Wiggins Wncfm Me gf? 7072 I P HONOR GROUPS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Lorraine Ballot, Bobby Barnes, Ann Bates, Jerry Berman, Margie Burrus, Erskine Carmi- ehael, Betty Sue Cole, Patricia Cornelius, Margaret Ann Draper, Alfred Good, Kathryn Hairston Carol If-mison, Elizabeth Jordan, june Leclyard, Marilyn Mandy, john Miller, jean Mobley Helen Nethery, Charles Neville, Ted Norclman, jean Osburne, jean Pruitt, Patricia Rogers Leona Roth, Richard Russell, Nancy Shiels, Elza Smith, Dorothy Snoddy, Carolyn Spradley Ada Joyce Traynor, Betty jean Vaughan, Kathryn Walston, Ed Whaley, Ann Yeilding. 0 DISC AND DIAMOND SOCIETY Harry Arinsteacl, Edward Arthur, john Benton, Charlie Blalock, Hugh Bosticlc, Charles Browcly, Glen Baker, Sidney Braswell, Fred Britton, VValter Berry, Arthur Chesnutt, John Cocoris, Ira Dement, Richard Elson, Clifford Ferrara, William Ivey, Steve Leontis, Robert Mann, Vincent Melf, Ben Neighbors, Richard Niclcell, Robert Perkins, Alton Quick, jack Sanders, Bill Sumner, Rollo Steinrnehl, Ilarry Teer, Swift Williams, Charles Root, Sam Koutroulakis, john Kimmons. PEN AND BRUSH CLUB Betty Belanus, Charles Card, Martha Chambers, W'alter Cheney, George Colvin, Ralph Connell, Jerry Cox, Ann Ellis, Fey Fraser, john Hutcheson, Jerome Ippolita, Douglas Marshman, Sarah Ellen Regan, Jackie Richmond, Marvin Scrivner, Nancy Shiels, Elaine Smith, Joan Wal- lace, Marcelle VVhisler, Tina Whitson. R 1 QUILL AND SCROLL SOCIETY Carolyn Spradley, Kathryn Walston, John Constantine, Kathryn Hairston, Ed Henley, Marilyn ML-Ateer, Marion McElroy, Katherine Mauldin, Bill Sumner. NATIONAL THESPIANS-l949 jane Adams, Ann Hates, llebeeea Beatty, Gladys Blaeklmurn, Billy Bonner, Margaret Ann Brown, Ruth Brownlee, Margie Burrus, Erskine Carmichael, Helen Chappelle, Neil Cobb, Barbara Cook, Eugene Cooper, Janc Costner, Ann Culpepper, Thomas Day, Margaret Ann Draper, Gail Ellison, Don Englebert, Ethel Mae Evans, Ruth Claire Foster, Priscilla Goree, Pat Gray, Kathryn Hairston, Hilda Henson, Weems Hollowell, Maryrose Howell, Terry Huffstutler, Tommy Hughes, Penfield Ivey, james jackson, Carol Iemison, Ralph Johnson, Kathleen jones, Emogene Kinney, Karen Klassen, Martha Lea, jane Letlbetter, Io Ann Little, jimmy Lynaugh, Ruth Mallette, Marilyn Mandy, Dundas Maynord, Willard McCall, Joyce McClung, Ioan Millar, Ray Morgan, Thomas Moxley, Charles Neville, Ami Nighswouger, Ioan Niren, Ted Nordman, Billy Ogle, Lnuann Parrish, Shirley Perkins, Polly Perry, Harriett Rosenthal, Richard Russell, Jessie Sheperd, Connie Spurgeon, Betty Io Warren, Caroline Williams, Jane Zulxer. SERVICE CLUBS s, FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Sylvia Durhin, Martha Eastcrling, Marjorie Edgemon, Pat Cray, Margaret Ilernclon, llosalie lppulito, Phyllis Lee, Jean Osborne, Patty Powell, Leonora Thaggard, Barbara Upton, Polly XVhite, Behe Vllhitfield, Nina Ruth Whitten. GI RLS' LETTER CLUB Carolyn Alford, Mildred Askworth, Laura Atkinson, Myma Anslmrn, Charlotte Beck, Betty Brantfield, Ann Brown, Alice Brouqhtnn, Ardota Coe, Virginia Coe, Myrtle Colley, Marie Cook, Martha Cunliff, Barbara Curry, Norma De Meat, Joyce Dorsky, Peiguv Elliott, Virginia Fleming, Margaret Fredrick, Dorothy Cast, Charlotte Gaston, Marlin Gurganus, Sue Gurganns, Helen Harris, Virginia Hart, Peggy Heard, Peggy Hendrix, Dorolliy Nell Ilcwitt, Marv Hollcv, Evelyn Hollidav, Gwendolyn Holnfes, Parrie Huckaliy, Rosalie Ippolita, Sue Johnson, jo Ann Kelley, Eleanor Kiesewetter, Nancy Kuhn, Mary Jo Legg, Billie jean McCurdv, Jane McGinnis, Margaret Lauthorn, Maggie Marlow, Mary Martin, Mary Ethel Martin, Barham Meads, Frances Mitchell, Edna Morgan, Margaret Ann Morgan, Shirley Perkins, Sue Pettit, Lois Pilkington, Ann Ponrch, Margie Price, jo Ann Bowsdeu, Louise Richards, Martha Richards, Mary Frances Rietta, Hobie Io Robbins, Patsy Sartain, jackie Sewell, Frances Sherrill, Gerry Smith, Lorene Smith, Ioan Taylor, Billie jean Wallace, Nohle Washburn, Billie Faye Watson, Carolyn Watson, Marthalyn Vaughan, Louise Webb, Jo Wheelen, Virginia Wheeler, Chocolate Wiggins, Mary Charles Wiggins, Maude VVi1son, Mary Worthington, Peggy Joyce Zanaty. 5 SIGMA ALPHA HI-Y James Brooks, Vincent Bruno, Milton Carlen, I. B. Chapman, Don Cheerwell, john Coeoris, Billy Davis, John Doltard, Robert Evers, john Godwin, Harold Goodwin, Charles Criffies, Boh Griffin, john A. Htunhy, jerry Ilawthome, Wayne jackson, Ion Richard Knighton, Vincent Melf, Auhrey Mullins, Marlon Myrick, Billy Pitts, Gene Red, Sonny Robb, George Rogers, Tony Rose, john Sperando, Albert Stewart, Conrad Walker, Jimmy Williams. SENIOR HI-Y Harry Armistead, Robert Barton, George Biddle, Howard Brandenburg, Charles Browdy, George Calvin, Carl Chambers, Bill Cherry, Richard Dixon, Donald Dufiey, VValter Duffay, Lewis George, Lebron Griffith, Marion Griffith, john Hale, Billy Hendrix, Roy Jenks, Franklin jones, Robert Lockhart, jimmy Mamion, Billy Myers, Alton Quick, Marty Self, Richard Smith, Troy YVhite, Benny York. K JUNIOR Y-TEENS Patty Brown, Faye Bnnton, Shirley McCarty, Gay Coalnian, Shirley Crane, Betty Ann Crowe, Marjorie Edge-man, Evelyn Gardemer, Ann Garrison, Ann Gilbert, Eloise Ilamrick, Norma Hinton, llenida House, livelvn Holliday, Faye james, Shirlev jernigen, Jackie johnson, Andrey jones, Rita Kramer, jay Kennedy, Bessie Kirlw. VVinilrvd Little, Diana Luna, Ann Lutherx, Derry Meadows, Barbara MeEldnlf, Myra Mc- Knight, Frances Nelson, Lois Ann Orr, Belie Parsley, Betty jo Sims, jane Stewart, Carolyn Tate, Hazel Vkfillianis, Carolyn York. K SENIOR Y-TEEN CLUB Mary Ann Addington, Pat Armstrong, Nancy ,lo Ayers, Mildred Ashworth, Nancy Bailey, Betty Jean Barnett, llm-tty Calvert, Mary Katherine Gosper, Gail Faulkner, Norma Faulkner, Ernestine Godwin, Mildred Gordon, llelen llarrix, Dorothy Hood, jnne Lelfoy, Margaret Lanthorn, Wanda Lanthorn, jeffie Mothershed, Sue Norona, Amelia Murray, Ann Owens, Lanrene Pale, Betty Hahren, Margaret Staples, Velma Stuart, joan Taylor, 'tCliocolate Wiggins, Sidney Ann NVilson. PROJ ECTION CLUB Put Bigler, Holiert Black, Robert Black, Harvey Kelley, Walter Louis, Billy Ogle, Tom Reeves, john Tnpscott, Fred Vurclen, jolm Lee VVliite. STAGE CREW Tommy Day, Kaye Henderson, Price Hightower, Dick jackson, Bill Morgan, George Nasli, Richard Russell. , ,X . ,, . 1 ri , i-, X 1 , , j i .N , -. i, ,. , , X, RED CROSS COUNCIL OFFICERS l'rvsicli-nt, ju Annv Littlvg Vic-nk-l'1'vsicl1'l1t, Tunnny llnglncsg llvuurqling Sl'L'l'ClilI'j', l'risL'illa 1 n 1 , 1 X v Nu j. in , ' fl I X x 'fa Cmvvg Curruspuncling Sccrvtary, juan Marshall, 'I'u-asnrvr, llllt liclwards. USH ERS CLUB Daxiil Anxtln, liulsln llama-S, jinnnia- llaulwrvilln-, juhu lli-nluu, ji-rrx' llcrman, lVallvr ll:-rry, Bulahy lllanlx. llill llull, llillx lluum-r., llujzh llustirlx, Cvurggi- llruulu, jimmy ffaullvv, lfrsl-iino lfarmicliavl. .luhn Cun- alanlini-, Tmnnm' Cmtnvr. ,luv Curtis, Cmwm- Davia, Ira Dvnn-nt, Quinn Dillard, Dun linjllulwrt, Nval Furxl. Eucl Fmmlain, lirun- Gaylur, ,loc Cilhe-rt, lluhar! Crunnis, Rays- llunilm-rsun, lid llcnlvy, KVM-iris llnlluwz-ll, T4-rry llnffxtutlvr, jim Ingram, Pvnfim-lcl lvvy, janws jackson, Dun Knight. Reid LQ-clln-th-r, Ili-1-sc Malleltv, Huhcrt Mann, Van Marcus, Pat McCaulcy, llrvvarcl Milli-r, lla-n NL-ighlx0rR, Charles Nvvillv, Tvcl Nnrclman, Bill Porter, lloliort Pugh, Dick Ruhhins, Clyde lluddam, jimmy llux, Richard llusscll, john Sims, johnny Sinclair, Elza Smith, jinnnv Stevens, Bill Thv,-ad, Horam- VVatsun, Billy VV4-ldon, Bobby Wvsthrook, Ed Wlmlvy, Marvin Young, Glen Youngblood. LITERARY CLUBS yy ' on AGLAIA LITERARY SOCIETY lirline Aplin, Margie Burrus, Iudv Cates, Io Ann Cowan, Faye Disney, Pat Cray, Frances Criee, llarliam Gwin, Marilyn llallniarlc, Ellen Ann Hannon, Maryroxe llowell, Harriett johnson, Toni Kilpatrick, Vivian l.ap.5rrnw. Elaine Lewis, joyee Mc-Clunyz, Terry O'Neill, joy Belle Reid, Dot Stallings, Elizabeth Stillwell, Betty jean Taylor, joy Thomas, Myra Thompson, Mary Louise Tillery, Annis Tollelt, Betty jean Vaughn, Carol NVQ-st, ASTREA LITERARY SOCIETY Mary Sue Cooper, Kathryn Cuinhee, Sarah Crain, Shirlev Eherhart, Joy Ellison, Doris lean Franks, joyee Griffin, llnsemarv Grarldiek, Linda Henson, Ann Howard, June Ann Holeomlie, Mary Hodge, Virginia Ann Hughes, Virginia Lou Ingram, Sue johnson, Mary Elizabeth Jones, Gail Mitchell, Elaine Pitts, jean Pruitt, Ellen Power, Celia Hecldin, Patricia Rogers, Elizabeth Stainton, Dorothy Snoddy, Jane Strong, Margaret Ann Twining, Marthalyn Vaughn, Ann YVeaver, Kitty NVQIJIL CLIO LITERARY SOCIETY Ilazvl Adair. VVnrth Haglr-y, Ann Bates, Ruth Hrmvnh-o, Nargarvt Ann Brown, Lucy Bnrgo, jnnnir- Ihirton, Patrii-ia Cnrm-Iins, Martha Cnnlilf, Nant-v Cunningham, Iithcl Mau- Evans, Mary Franccs Forlws, ji-an Fonts.-r, RUM- Maria Carrigm-s, Mariv Gilln-rt, jx-an Cihliuns, Cavnollv Gilluspiv, Martini Aim Gilliland, Hr-tty llamnvr, Emily llill, Kathlvcn jonvs, Karvn Klassvn, Mary Ann Knrth, Martha Lva, Alict' Lvdhcttvr, Joan Millar, Marilyn Mn-Atccr, Ioan Nirun, Ann 0'lIalloran, Suhr Orr, jo Annv Powvll, Marion ltockvtt, Margarvt ltuicl, Sarah Ellen ltvgan, Harrirt llosunthal, Anm- llUtllllI'l't', Nancy Shivls, Bc-tty Simcox, joy NVats0n, Marcella VVhislor, Carnlinc W'iIliams, CURRY LITERARY SOCIETY jimmim' liankvrvillc, NYaIts-r llcrry, Hugh Hnstick, Frank Brooks, Bill Clegg, Phillip Dominqnicz, Bill Crum-nhill, 'I'nmmy tlinuvm-r, john Ilaislup, Frank Kirby, VViIIiam Knight, Bill Lawson, Jimmy Lynangh, llnlwrt Mann, l'at Nlcllanllcy, Chamllvr Mnrtrm, David Pruitt, David Schultz, Edwin Sorrr-llc, Bill Snmnvr, Bill NVarrvn, Jimmy Young. DAMROSCH LITERARY SOCIETY Mary Avvryt, l,orrainm- Ballot, Lincla llonrvonlas, Mary llralcvfie-ld, Suv Nval Brown, Conniv Cainplwll, Valorvc- Candle, Jacko Childs, lt'2tllllIll0 Dinlccn, Vivian Dottali, Martha Eastcrling, Marcia Edwards, Elainv Fix, Dorothy Cant, Emily Coolshy, Ruth Cray, llarhara Crier, Marlyn Cnrganns, Soc Gnryzanus, Peggy Ilcarcl, Patsy Hornhnckl1', Juanita jinnvllv, lim-tty jonvs, llvtty Kulosky, janet Lanclvrs, Phyllis L01-, Norma Mcflurdy, Pat Mvrchant, Louisu Oglvsxhy, llvlvn 'I'hoinpson, Pat VVilLlL'r. If , g,,.,.E V EU PI-I ROSYN EAN LITERARY SOCIETY Carolyn Alford, B1-rtha Atkinson, Myrna Aushurn, Pc-ggy Austin, Mary Bailvy, Rm-hccca Beatty, Nancy Cathings, Marin- Cook, llonnim- Dayivs, joycv Dorsky, Barbara Dutton, Margaret Frederick, Mary Kate Fulton, Hutty Uarilm-r, Dorothy Uihhs, Ann Glascock, Sandra llarris, Hilda llvnson, Carolyn Holston, Libhy KL-y, Mary Km-nilriuk, H1-tty Killian, B4-ssiv Kirhv, Shirlcy LL-toy, Lorraine Logan, lh-tty Ivan Lowv, Marlene Martin, Mary Kathryn Mitchell, Patricia McKinnon, Barbara Natliif, Nancy Nichols, Billie Joyce Park, B4-vvrly Phifcr, Louisc liivharrls, Iuanita Sargvnt, llvtty Sanders, Mary janv Tapscott, Cornelia Thomas. af' .A izr li nit .: 51 If v- 4-1- ' GORGAS LITERARY SOCIETY 'l'mn Ackor, Clinton llvacllvuoiiilr, Ls-o Briclgus, Alla-n Brown, Lullwr Choal, jack Clay, jimmy Eslvs, llolu-rt Griflin, Shirley Harris, NVaIlaci' ll:-aton, Ba.-n llc-lton, Bob llight, Robert Hose-y, Ralph johnson, john Kimmmms, Cvrahl Lamlu-rt, llill l.e-ellmvtte-r, jimmy Martin, Kcnm-th McKe-nziv, Norman Moore, William Moore, llcn Neighbors, jamcx Rice, Donald Sanders, john Suoll, james Sims, Malcom Tuck, Charles VV0ldon. .lv-. -- HILLIARD LITERARY SOCIETY Truman Brvwcr, Gcorgc Brooks, Bill Brown, llarris Burns, Harold Carter, Pat Clwsnntl, Dan Daily, jack Farlcy, Eddie- Farrvll, john Faulk, Sam From-man, Richard Gs-org:-, Howard Hawkins, Roy jones, Eimnett Lucas, llnsscll Lnqnirv, Donald Marlin, Hill Maynorml, Cena lklclflrayvr, jc-rry Miklic, llolmlmy Norris, jim Nunis, Royci- Osborn, jack Hval, jim Sandi-rs, VVilliain Smith, Lamar Stowe, llcnry Strickland, john Tapscull, jerry Tliraslwr, ,lim Vallvy. MN EMOSYN EAN LITERARY SOCIETY Claire Andrews, Betty Belanus, Marilyn Belanus, Carolyn Berry, judith Berry, Ann Brooks, Betty Sue Cole, Susanna Collas, Nina Copley, luanita Cowden, Ann Duhose, Peggy Ann Garrigus, jane Hagger, Mary lo lluhhard, Martha johns, Rosemary johnson, Shirley Kanter, jo Ann Kelley, Emogene Kinney, jo Ann Little, Marilyn Mandy, joan Marshall, Mary Katherine Martin, Ann McCollum, Helen Nethery, Gail Ransom, Pat Riva, Bobbie Salmon, Ellen Sanford, Frances Sensabaugh, Betty lane Stone, Marjorie Vann, Gay Watson, Alice Wingnrd, Ann Yeilding. I Q. 5,20 'JL.,Nv ff-mum 'Siting , I l ' 11 ' 4 OWEN LITERARY SOCIETY David Austin, Bowyer Bell, Charles Buckner, john Constantine, Charles Copeland, Robert Davis Bryant Edmonds, jerry Eskew, Terry Eskew, Kenneth Forbes, Robert Garrison, Ed Henley, Louis Hr-rzcbergz Sam Hocutt, Terry Huffstutfler, Penfield Ivey, Tommy Langley, Reese Mallette, Horace Mauldin, John Miller Richard Mills, Willard McCall, Ray Morgan, Robert Perkins, john Ponder, Iames jackson, Richard Iackson john Sims, johnny Sinclair, Ted Stansall, Gerald Turner, john Turner, Ray Whaley, Bobby Williams. II, PIERIAN LITERARY SOCIETY Mary ll:-len Alexander, Kay llerrv, jane Costnn-r, Cordilea Cooper, Mary Louise Coopvr, Martha Cnniniings, Fairly Cunningham, linth Claire Foster, lfev Fraser, Betty' Geoheylan, Priscilla Goree, Shirley Guy, Pat Hoover, Carol jeinison, Patricia Kelley, llarlxara Lewis, Peggy Lloyd, Elizabeth Manasco, Dundas Maynord, Shirlex Maynord, lla-tty Dale Meliaclwrn, Marion Melilroy, Peggy McMorries, Betty MeMeans, ltladelyn Meliae, Mary Moore, Cay Murphy, Kathleen Peacock, Agatha lhceples, Joyce Posey, Carlotta Pratt, june Shaw, Carol Slaughter, Frances Smith, Connie Spurgeon, Barbara Upton, Corinne VVhite, Tina Whitson. PROMETH EAN LITERARY SOCIETY Nant-ye Ault, Barbara Barr, Angie Brown, june Carney, Sue Champion, Ann Culpepper, Margaret Ann Draper, Mildrvd Edwards, Gail Ellison, Peggy Freeman, Dorothy Green, Kathryn Hairston, jean Ann llolnies, Bolrhie Hyde, Suv Ivey, Eleanor Kiesewetter, ,lane Ledhetter, Ellen Little, Ruth Mallette, jane Manning, Katherine McAllister, Frances ML-Kissae, Sue Montgomery, Carolyn Moore, Betty jo Morris, Anne Morrow, Ann Nighswonger, Jeanne Olivor, Louann Parrish, Shirley Perkins, Ivan Perry, Polly Perry, Carolyn llegan, Sandra Sandelur, jessie Shepard, Ann Smith, Carolyn Spradley, Joyce Spraclley, Anita Stein, Betty jane Tate, Adrianne Teague, Fay Woody, jane Znher. THALIA LITERARY SOCIETY Carolyn Adams, Patricia Barnes, Helen Chappell, Jerry Cox, Ola Mae Davis, Marge Downey, Mary Joyce llanis, Dorothy Nell Hewitt, Etta Dean Holt, Joan Jordan, Mary Ann McDonald, Marlyn Mcfiachern, Barbara Minch, Ja-an Mohley, Margaret Tuan, Janet Ross, Hita Rivos, Jo Ella Timmons, Betty Tomhrello, Lucille Whiting, Jo Ann Smith, Ann Jones, Alveda Minor, Lucile Glasgow, Edna Lambeth, Kathleen Cummings, Betty Merrill, Ella Tanner, Teddyc Travis, June VValker, Diane VViggins. i fl VESTALIA LITERARY SOCIETY Judy Akin, Mary Frances Adams, Shirley Applewhite, Ann Arnett, Bahs Brown, Juanita Brittain, Virginia Cooper, Bohhie Nell Camhell, Patricia Daniel, Joan Day, Norma De Ment, Betty Dreher, Gladys Eln-rhardt, Ann Edmundson, Shirley Ezell, Pat Edwards, Mary Frances Farley, Elizabeth Grooms, Peggy Hendrix, Ann lloar, Anna House, Joyce Hamner, Margaret Horn, Gertrude Hatfield, Ann Holland, Lihhy Jordan, Mary King, June Ledyard, Carol Lawson, Frances Menefee, Martha McKeand, Katherine Mauldin, Lillian Mauldin, Pat Rowe, Martha Sparks, Betty Strickland, Patsy Smith, Exxa fI'eague, Sara Tuck, Kathryn YValstou, Dorothy VVriglit, Louise Wehh, Margaret Ann VVilson. nu-...H ,ww Yr. 'I ' I .I I I., Il III ll . .W 1 YANCEY LITERARY SOCIETY Douglas Baker, Bolilry Barnes, john Benton, Charles lilaloek, Billy Bonner, Erskine Carmichael, Morton Carl, Neil Colih, Eugene Cooper, Dun Engleln-rt, Holm Gaultney, llolmart Grooms, Kaye Henderson, Price Hightower, Arthur lliltlirunner, 'l'ominy llughes, james jaeolxs, Sain Koutroulakis, Don Little, Dickie Me- Culloeh, Bill Morgan, Toni Moxley, Charles Neville, Gordon Neville, Ted Nordnian, Clifford Patterson, Max Peacock, Randle Rice, joe Ross, Richard Russell, XVayne Saterhak, Graham Shanks, Milner Snuggs, Lavette Teague, Bill Tliead, Frank Tliompson, Boh Thrasher, lliehard Tlirower, Edward Turner, Trent 'Walters, Billy Weldon, Ed VVhaley, Holi NVhittington, Swift Williams, Hill VVonible, John Youger, Marvin Young. SPECIAL ACTIVITY CLUBS ., Ml ART CLUB Curtis Belelier, Gladvs Blackburn, Nita Ann Burns, Martha Chamliers, Tommy Costner, Frieda Dunn, jack Ellis, Mary Ann Green, Marion Ilassler, Beverly Hickman, Bobbie jean Ilinkle, Barbara Jordon, Douglas Marshman, Dot Reynolds, jackie Rielnnond, Dennis Rolverts, Vivian Shelton, Dorothy Smith, Gloria Smith, Sara Spurloek, Elizabeth WValforLl. Uanuary graduatesj joan VVallace. CHOIR OFFICERS Fall: President. llaskell johnson, Vice-President, Glenn Youngblood, Secretary, Marlyn MeEaL-livrn, Business Manager, jinuny Pilkington, Librarians, llay Morgan, Mary jane Kicker. Spring: President, jack Cavalerig Vice4l'resident, Dorothy Snoddyg Secretary, Jean Pruettg Business Manager, Sam llocuttg Librarians, Richard Loveless, Joyce Addington. D. O. CLUB 'fhmnaa Allhrilton. Edward Arthur, Gusta Ayers, Billy Benton, Homona Bentley, Helen Bowers, Glen llramlen, Nancy Bryant, Frances Cameron, Barbara Cawthorne, Carl Chamblee, Phil Chantl, Shirley Copeland. Myrtle Gay Colley, Elsa Colpack, Ed Culpepper, joseph Faneher. Elizabeth Finehum, Virginia Finley, 1. T. Frame, jackie Friday, Norma Froek, julia Gentry, Barbara CL-tts, Donnie Halbrooks, Wyndol Hamer, Marion llarpvr, Mary Holley, Verna Lee Hhlley, Laure-ne Holmes, Martha Horsley, Margaret johnson, Elizabeth Ann jones, Anastasia Kanal-cis, George Kirehoff, Hay Marlowe, Gene Martin, Louise Murray, Clifton lVleCnlley, jerry Mcfinrry, l ranei-Q jo Ns-els-y, Earl Orr, Sue Pettit, Joyce Pl'iKllI'l0l'4', Wayne Pymn, Eugene Rider, Scott Roberts, Belly Hylant, Lois Simmons, Julien Simmons, Sue Smith, Bill Tatum, Marie Thomas, lack Tuclcer, Billie Fay WVatson, Eloise VVadsworth, Naney VVauninger, lna Mae VVingarcl, Elizabeth VVright, Charlene Wynne, Barbara Young, Bill Young, 1' QQ B12 ' z ff Eingi-nc Coopvr, Kathryn Hairston, Bill llvntlrix, Bonita llc-tlivriington, Virginia llnrtl. Shirlvv Kanter, Pat Kvlly, Martha l.va, jinnnv Lynagh, Cynthia ltt-rtor, Barlwara Upton. Miws Margaret Ann Morgan, Sponsor. FRENCH CLUB joyct- Atltlington, NVorth Bagley, Lorraine Ballot, Bill Bomht-rg, Barlxara Barr, Carolyn llt-rry, jntlith llvrry, Margarvt Ann Brown, Martha Burns, Snsic Clvvt-land, Ann Cnlpvppvr, Rolls-rt Davix, Maman-t Ann Drain-r, Barbara Dutton, Phyllis Ellconriv, Host- Marin- Carrignvs, Margarvt Grayson, juni- llantl, Marian Ilaaslor. Carolyn Haywkins, Bonita llvtlwrington, johnny Ilohnvs, Pat llnrllwrt, Toininy Lanylloy. Shirlvy IA-foy, lilaini- lmwix, Ellun Littlv, Dnntlas Maynortl, joan Millar, Gail Mitchvll, Toni Moxlt-y, Mary Moon-, Lonann Parrish, Agatha l't-1-plus, Ann l t-trcv, joycv Post-y, lt-an Pruitt, Earl Pylz-, Mic-hvl Richardson, Patricia Hom-rs, Ann Ronntrvt-, Sara Marin' llosv, Dot St-alv, john Savagv, jolnnwt' Sinw, Conniv Spnrgt-on, Elizalwtli Stillwvll, Yvlnia Stuart, Boll 'l.llL'li, Kathryn VValston, Diana' XViggins, Swift Nvilliains, Ann Yciltling. LIBRARY CLUB janv Amlams. -lm' Hn'thnm', jar-quwlixn' Dixon, Barbara Dixon, Virginia Hart, Roscm- Hicks, Kafhvrinz' julmmn. jnyu' Km-llvy. Cvrahlinm' MUCIA-Ilan. Ann McGraw, Edna Morgan, Ann Poarrh, Margim' Price, Bohhiv lh-id, David Scott, lim-ltyc Sills, johnnm' Sims. up N EWCOMERS' CLUB Margarv! B1-li, Chzlrlvs Bvntun, Marion Crowder, Dvlann Darruk, Mary Suu Caliups, Richard Crvgg, loan Ilnlvnvs. juvu- Hunks, Alvah Howvll. jakv Howcll, Clllov jacks, jo Ann Jacks, Don Lyle, Engl-nc Mann, VS'hilt4-n Morriw, Dmmna Pack, Bcity Ann Pcrry, Buddy Phillips, Earl Pylv, janv Higncy, Bvtty 100 Shortor. Nam-y Sparks, Agni-5 Sh-wart, Hay Tylvr, Mavinv VVaits. SCIENCE CLUB ' Kenneth Barneth, Joann Cosper, llohliy Dawalter, Sylvia Durbin, George Edmondson, Robert liskew Ruth Goodwin, Anil Gunn, llolihy llouser, joe Ilouston, Virginia Hurd, john Hutehenson, Jeanette jaeolxs, jan Langford, Bill Lovelace, Billy Mann, Richard Marshman, Dick Mills, Richard Niekell, Gary O'Bryant, Don Parker, Ann Petree, joan Powell, joan Price, George Ginn, Cynthia Rector, john Scott, Nettie Sue Self, Doris Shelton, Shirley Sparks, Neil Stone, jacklyn Terry, Bob Tuck, Freddy Varden, Ervin Vincent, Charles VVilson, jo Ann VVilson, jo Ann Monerie. SPANISH CLUB Pauline Carruba, Mary Sue Cooper, VValler Ferrell, Nolan Fields, Jean Foster, Jane Fowler, Mary Joyce Harris, Hilda Henson, Ann Hoar, Ann Holland, Ann jones, janet Landers, joycc McClung, Pat Merchant, Dax id Pruitt, VVayne Pyron, llita Reeves, Edwin Sorrells. SPORTS CLUB Alan Alexander, Frank Hragan, Bill Holt, Manuel Bron-ato, Cilinore Cairns, ,linnny Cantley, Burt Carroll, NVarren Clifton, joe Curtis, Clifford Davis, Phil Davis, Charlie Dickinson, Quinn Dillard, Charles Elliott, Bruce Caylor, Bill Goodwin, Turner llnffstntler, jim Ingram, H. T. johnson, Lee johnson, Hubert jones, Harris Kendriek, Harry Lee, Reid Ledbetter, Bill Lindsay, jim Loyd, Van Marcus, Brevard Miller, Gerald Moore, james Myrieh, Braxton Nail, Austin Nelson, Bob Norred, Richard Parker, Harold Payne, Dan Pilkinton, Bill Porter, Robert Pugh, Dick Robbins, I. D. Robinson, Clyde Roddam, Dan Rogers, Gary Rogers, Cmtcher Ross, Jimmy Rox, Sidney Scott, Elza Smith. Sam Tombrello, Neil Thompson, George White, Q vo ,4 , :nrt WRITERS' WORKSHOP Torn Acton, Marilyn llelanns, Bowyer Bell, Margie Bnrruss, Fred Button, Bobbie Coinpbell, Patricia Daniel, Lois Edwards, Marr,-ia Edwards, Mary Frances Forbes, Ruth Claire Foster, Mickey Hatfield, john Kinnnons, Pat Hoover, Karen Klassen, Alice Ledbettcr, Marilyn Mandy, Gene Montgomery, Bill Mullins, jean Osborne, Frances Sensabaugh, Carolyn Spradley, Marian Whelchel, jane Zuber. Nwaiajw 7403 DILLARD WHITE TRAC K-'48 'l'hv lf!-18 4-tlitiun nl lhz' l'hillips ll4'd llalitlvrsu trunk and tivltl l1'.un w.ix, in its nwn right. .1 wlmnpiiig nd in lln hip: siiu-4-ss. tluiininst-tl inuinly ul' iuniurs, with an tc-w sopliuimirt-5 and 4-vi-ii ai Iirvsliiimii, it plain-ml ww, Stats- Mwvt hvld :it Auhurn in curly Many. Thi- maid tu thc ton wus sh-rp amd hard. :is tht- boys found out in thi' Iirst mi-vt nt tht- xi-:unix anxninxt VVnucllmui :uid 134-ssviiwr. 'I'hi-y plnc-ml third with points, Bvswiiit-r cainu- wt-niitl with Slig NK'uutllauwii won, naiturally, with 66 murkvrs. Thu- nvxl nwvt was with VVt'St End and Cualcli TitL'kn'r's huys did tliciiiwlviw prnutl. The-y 'unit tha' Lirms 72-43. Sur.-h hfiys us W':iynv Sam-rlmk in the 100 yd. dash, Frank llrm-zito in tht- high hurdln-x, und lhll linlt in Ihr- H80 yd. run, slinwr-d thx-y had thi' stuff to hc- vluuupimis. Altvr tht-ir first victory, tht- Crinimm nwt stiffer uppmitiun in thc form nt tht' li.um.uv li.uns, whu put thi- Mwniiml low ul thx- :wilson nn thi- Rod Wnvvn to tht- tuna- ut' 52--46. Thx- huyx tlitln't look .ix xlmrp rd in thi H0 an thx-v had thc- wc-vk lim'l'urm', hut still slmwctl vnuugh tn scart' thv hoya in hluc. Quinn Dill.i ' yd. dash, Sliurty NVhit4' in tht- low hurdlvs, Rohr-rt Knraisvk in thu hroaid jump, :mtl jimmy Hin in tht- disrus und high junins wi-rv tht' individual stars uf thx- day. The lust cvt-nt lwfort- thi- hriyx jimrm-yt-d to Auhuni wan thi- Alxihaunzi lim-hiya hc-ld ut 'l'usL'allnnszi. This alan was nom- tum mica-t-sstiil, with Frank Brut-zitu und lluhort Kurnsvk winnins! tht' unlv invxlzilw. Thi- hip: climax Quint' tht- fullowing Wm-kviul, hllwtwvr, whvn thx- iiimi.-ft plalvvnl smwuilll onlv to Sidnvy' l,:nii4'i' nl Mnnlgomvrv in tht' Stub: Prop Mvvt. SATERBAK SIMS 1 1 1 s r-, U ,M Q 5,9 ,4 , N , I , f t , . . t Lx. , 'Uwkva NX. Q 1 ' Q, w,,3t2.'j 'i BERRY BOLT McKEE TEER ROX ii. ,....-W. 1 1... , L..- ,A .-. iii' Ii -,. i 4 ' .MN 9 ' ,,,,J.,- ,- ,s I 'lf j- . Jr. - I E 11 Ig., 5- .4 Q . xg.-ii 'Q 3' ' fx ,ja N' K A f ' X , 'V fa 'I ' in K 4 . I ' 0' , L, , 1 V -5 ' 4 .- .. N. , ' ,-R+ , v L, , ,.-g.7f' vs I- 'ATF I . A Ss. ,, , . Lf' 1' ml uk' 1 ' 1 ' , M, 'A ' J '1f '. l ' ,.,J . - I , 2 '1, gi ' I yi- .1 A I ' ,A .-5..,. 8 1' ' 1 ',.....x ,, K M ,Iris ...mg A ' QA 2 'Q.u+' ',',,Q 'f,,, JQ'-f' ' ' I, I sslss - 5: 3,4 I MW I A L. A 'M gf, -if If ,-4 30 - i ' v 1' as A+ R.. X A- JIM KYLE TAYLOR THORINGTON JOE TRAVIS BILLY GRAYSON TENNIS-'48 The- lvnnis season ol 1948 was rnded in fiuu style hy an vxcvlle-nt tl-sun. Tlu' varsity won 1-lcvvn niutclu-s and lost four. The B-teaun did equally wvll, winning four out of six nmtchm-s, ln the county lvngiu- lay-olfs Phillips was stopped hy Raunsay, and planted svcond. Iilnmy Kyle playe-d in the stalk- nn-vt finals, und procured ai third place position for thc Haidur netnwn. Hi' was also svvded fifth in thc junior Division of the Soutlwm Lawn Tennis Association. VARSITY J 1 X 5 '1l,L 55?-Xg.w , V ' uma, , - ., A. I1 1 54-1- FRANK SHER JIM DUKE WEEMS HOLLOWELL BUNNY HONICKER Enslcy Ramsay West End VVo0dlawn Sylacauga Huntsville Sidney Lanier 2 Phillips, l Phillips, 2 Phillips, 2 Phillips, I Phillips 1 Phillips 2 Phillips, 11 VVins Losses B TEAM 1949 SQUAD FOOTBALL-'48 After a fast start into thc fcrris-wheel of the 1948 football season, the gridmen from P. ll. S. emerged with a tie for last place in the record hooks. The Crimsons were lcd during this season hy Co-Captains jim Ingram and jimmy Rox. Coaches jimmy Tarrant, Bill Long, Ernest Tucker and Earl Magnuson steered the Raiders in the campaign. To open the season the Redmen from our Centralized school journeyed to Decatur for a battle with the Red Raiders from that city. A 7-7 deadlock sent the Crimsons hack to Bir- Co-Captain INGRAM Coaches TUCKER, TARRANT, LONG fs. ,ff -'W-it ' .,., 1 - 5, 1. if pa Co-Captain W N ROX F- qs' 'wi . ,H 'e,, .J .1 If '- -din.. MANUEL BROCATO JOE CURTIS CHARLES DICKENSON iuinghaun to pri-purc for thvir nt-xt skirmish. The leuclcrs in this ussuult wcrc Shorty NVhitv, Lev johnson, Bill Portt-r, joe Curtis, jinuny linux and jiin Ingranu. N1-xt our boys swung into tht- split 'Tu furnmtinn nf the XVt-st Encl Linus. Aftcr T. D. inalrclws nf F35 and 65 yurcls, thc' fiery pusscs und linv hut-ks nf llairris Kt'lKl1'it'liS and Lcc -lnhnsun, und u 74 yurtl punt hy Quinn Dillurcl, tht- Linus wt-rv glncl tn lm-aivc tht- fit-ld with an 13-T loss. At tht' first uf tht- Enslvy gannv, it lnukt-tl us if it would hc the sannc story. NVh0n Kcntlrick hit NVhitt' with ai pass that nuuiut the first G puints of tht- gzunt-, tht- uutcmnlu- sccinvzl 1-xitlvnt. Enslcy but-kt-tl lmt-lc, though, auicl alt-spitt' tht- fighting nf tht- llc-cl lluiclt-rs, gun- fllL'lll thvii' first licking uf tht- season, 20-7. This lit-ssviilcr Purplt- Tigt-rs fnlluwt-tl tht- suit st-t hy tht' Ya-lluw .Int-kt-ts hy ruinping nvcr our lluitlt-rs, 20-IS. lluht-rt join-s :intl Luc jnlulsnu plziyctl thc lwst gznnt- for tht- Criinsnns. Du Punt Nlainuul llltillll the worst lit-ntltit-lw of tht- your-in fait-t tvn yt-urs-with ai -10-0 scum-. llurris Rt-ntlriclq played at grunt ganna- fur the- Criinsnns. llis passing, lint- hacking, and plunging through thc lint' w:isn't cnuugh tu qut-ll thc rt-tl hut Maunuilcrs. QUINN DILLARD HUBERT JONES HARRIS KENDRICK Lv: il V l . V. . , T! . .I ' V1 .utr- yng- S .ln 'ff' L , W ig ' . A- fi. mr' 4' -AN4. v 4. 5' ..s... E' 'Q ,.,- jig I-YJ 7 v :A 1 - fglisgsl '-55? '-L L'g HARRY LEE JIM LOYD VAN MARCUS The XVOULlliIXVll Culone-ls, soaking vcilgm-zulu.-4' fur ai 3-0 licking lmnclccl thvm tht- sn-usnn ht-fore, lmuilt up tht- HiliClL'l'Sl loss culunni with an uclclitinn of una-. This lnss rm-gistcrm-cl up I4-0g half-tilnv score was 0-0. Therc worm- no incliviclunl stars in this gaunv, vxu-pt T hlm-ks nf granite usvcl tu quell the Cnlunvl running uttuuk Cthu 7 hlncks of gralnitc lx-ing the Ht-cl lim' D. Tlu- last hriglit spot nn our recnrcl was an 26-6 sllcllaicing liauiclcd thc XVulkvr County Vikings lay tht- Crimson eleven. The Q-ntirc Raider tcann stnrrn-cl zuicl ss-viiiccl tn lu' rvalcly fur thc Hzuns of Ramsay hilt-uftvr tl cluy's clvlaiy clue to wa-t wcuthcr, the Raunsny Rams tnok Phillips. Even though wc lust-this giunv was thv host playa-cl and thi- vntirv te-:un plzxyocl tm-rrific hull. Lotta-rmcn from the '48 squad graduating from mir sclmnl arc: jim Ingraun, jinnny Rox, Bill l'nrtt'r, Bill Bolt, Frank Braigun, jm- Curtis, Quinn Dillaircl, Ri-id Lccllwttcr, jim Loyd, Van Marcus, Cotton Milli-r, lticlmrcl Parka-r and Cflycli- Itnclclaun. 'ilfnrwnrcl to ai victorious svnsun in '49l COTTON MILLER BOBBY WESTBROOK SHORTY WHITE A-A BASKETBALL-'49 The Phillips Basketball team made, this past season, its best record in many a year. It provided thrills and spills for many spectators as well as participantsg and it proved that the Red Raiders have got it. The Raider team was victorious in 21 of its 24 gainesl After rampaging through 11 games of the season of '48-'49, the court men from P. II. let three slip by them. First, VVoodlawn hit us, running on all six. jack Steadman began racking up and the Colonels pulled a man to man defense set-up. The Ensley Yellow jackets stung us next for the second big upset. In the District Play-offs Mortimer jordan defeated us for the third disappointment. However, Phillips came hack in the consolation match and won a third place. The biggest swag for the season was Chattanooga High, the Raiders triumphing over them 84-32. ALEXANDER CURTIS DILLARD ROX INGRAM MILLER T BYARS DUKE KENDRICK LINDSAY PORTER ROGERS Y N Ifrlifnr-in-Cliicf,,, Associate Editors Sporls Editors News Stuff A. ,, Feature Staff ,,,, , Sports Staff , , Cubs .. Artists 'l'ypi.sl.x' Arluerti.sing Stuff MIRROR BOARD , ,, , , , ,. ,,,. ,, , Kathryn VValston Kathryn Hairston, Marion McElroy, Katherine Mauldin, Carolyn Spradley. , Billy Sumner, E. Henley , ,, ,, , , , , Marilyn McAteer, Connie Spurgeon Alice Ledbetter, john Constantine, Mary Frances Forbes. , , , , , , ,, ,, . ,,,, , jinnny Cantley, Quinn Dillard Ilarris Burns, jerome Ippolito, Sue Ivey, Shirley Kanter, Tonuny Langley, Marion Rockett, joyce Spradley, jane Zuber. Lucy Burge, Martha Chambers, Ralph Connell, jerry Cox, Anne Ellis, Fey Fraser, Marian Hassler, Beverly Hickman, Dot Hood, Betty Ann jones, Douglas Marshrnan,vEllen Power, Sarah Regan, jackie Richmond. Pat Riva, johnnec Sims. Marcelle VVhisler, Tina XVhitson. , ,, ,,,,, , ,, ,Pat Hurlhert, Alice Ann Russell, Pat Rowe Kathryn NValston, Marilyn McAteer, Patricia Rogers, Mary jane Kicker, Tina Whitson, joyce Spradley, Sadie Levio, jean Oliver, Betty llaniner, Connie Spurgeon, Richard Russell, john Miller III, Mary Francis Forbes, Linda Bourvoulas, jaunes jackson, Chloe Wiggens, Eugene Rider, Billy Bonner. Carr Floral Company Day 3-1236 Night 4-7221 422 North 20th Street Birmingham, Ala. Memlwr Flnristx' 'frglugrupli Delivery Also Tutwiler Corsage Bar HOTEL TUTWILER Phone 3-8893 piwIQi P- l 2 -I we The Members of The E DG EWOOD COWBOYS, wish to express their sincere and Heart-Felt Sympathy for the Faculty and Friends J OH N H ER B E RT R! wi, k X ' 1 C ' I ' of Mb . .. Ph Ilips High School at the Completion of their four years of hard labor Lovingly? PATRICK WALTER JAMES ROBERT RICHARD IRA, III HUGH QUINN Compnmems of You have tried the rest . NOW try the BEST ' ' ' City Paper Company BITHIIIIQIIIIIIIIS Oldest Paper Cu. Edgewood DeIICat-essen Est. 1897 if HEADQUARTERS FOR , SCHOOL SUPPLIES i008 Oxmoor Road 2 .8I6 Compliments of it WILLIAMS Music House i920 4th Ave. North Buy Your Furniture From T H E Ed Braswell Furniture Co. 3l06 27th St. No. North Birmingham Sir HAMILTON FOODS, INC. Nucoa and Best Foods Mayonnaise Beautify Your Hume with FORBES FURNITURE N FORBES Furniture Company , , l9l4 4th.Ave., North Compliments of L U X Lighting Fixture 84 f?-f Supply Co. Kathleen Hogan 603 No. 2Ist sweet Birmingham, Ala Cake Shop Phone 54-3394 Pay us a visit at our showroom 2827 7th Ave. South 54-4772 LICIITING BY LUX When in Sylacaugu eat at LITTLE PAU LS Bth Street BUSY CORNER Hickory Pit Barbecue our Specialty Sandwiches Short Orders Chilli Phone 91 I4 Compliments of O H E RT Z Drivurselt Stations Warlcl's Largest Automobile Rental System AFTER GRADUATION .... 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COKE 'N SMOKE 606 N. 20th St. After School Try a Milkshake, Ice Cream or Coke with us CARROLL'S Hardware. Paints, Glass and Seed SERVICE THAT SATIFIES O 3l I l-I3 No. 27th Str Phone 3-5381 Compliments of Sparks-Lewis Hardware 81 Seed Co. 2904 North 27th Street Telephone 4-1489 North Birmingham Chinese and AMERICAN FOODS Shanghai-Low Air Conditioned Call 7-9730 l7l6 3rd Ave. No. I WL' Sy rf,'f' iulizr' in SHORT ORDERS HAMBURGERS HOT DOGS il? JOHNNY'S BUS SANDWICH SHOP 26I9 N. 29th Ave. FOR 45 YEARS THE PEOPLE OF ALABAMA HAVE SHOPPED FOR SUPERB FASHIONS IN DIAMONDS JEWELRY SILVER CRYSTAL and CHINA AT A 81 A ASH, Inc. Jewelers 2OI No. 20th St. Frank Nelson Bldg. FOR YOUR ZAC SMITH seheei and Art Supplies Company sf Lassetter 84 CQ, Printing-Engraving--Office Furniture as 1918 Mb Ave No' 43407 2014 First Avenue Barmanghem, Ala. Shades Valley Service Station Woco Pep Products cuff T. Aldridge Tires and Battery Service, Washing, Lube rication, Road Service. I030 Oxmoor Road 2-9175 CARR Floral Company Day 3-l236 Night 4-7221 422 North 20th St. Birmingham. Ala. Mcmlnfr Florist Tulcgrupli llvlillvry also Tutwilcr Cnrsflgc Bur Hotel Tutwiler Phone 3-8893 Stationers For Your Senior Class sf? Graduation Invitations if Calling Cards 793 Business Stationery ig Wedding Invitations Frank Chambers Engraving Company 2106 Fifth Avenue, North Across from Redmont Hotel A GOOD DEAL Sir DEPENOS ON WHERE YOU BUY Sir ALABAMA PRODUCE COMPANY Dmmonds WESTERN MEAT Silver Great Western ,Q MARK ET E.e, if ' QELZ -A EE-1 I 'A'2 5 2125 Second Avenue, North YEARS IN ALABAMA fi, ' Jewelry HOME OF FANCY . W,,,he5. ' Home Furnishings I 20 Sr ff ZJAVE PHONE 4-6185 CONGRATULATIONS ik PROFESSIONAL OPTICIANS, INC. PROFESSIONAL CARE FOR THE GLASSES YOU WEAR 401 EMPIRE BUILDING PHONE 3-6287 , THOMAS H. KICKER VIRGINIA C. RHODES ALLEN H. BATES President Secretary Vice President E. E. FORBES 84 Sons Piano Co. Look for 'Oscar-ll M 403 North 20th Street ,.+ 1 'm- og- '4. Phone 3-4154 X 'A 5 X BIRMINGHAM, ALA. f Q st file!! for Music L.aq's Dom T0 rmpsw arm msn' rows P i a nos 'tM,.t'I!1t.t2L ' . :.fa:2'irAns'- Fumlfufe Gifts N ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Drink FOREMOST MILK Its Heathtul Sf? Enjoy FOREMOST ICE CREAM Its Delicious it Phillips High School Students Drink FOREMOST MILK 2906- lOth Ave. No. 7-I l43 FOR GOODN ESS SAKE EAT GGLDEN FLPTKE ' f'-ZX ig' POTATO CHIPS Pg? PEANUTS ig PEANUT BUTTER SANOWICHES :gy CORN CHIPS gy KOPN KUPLS BIRMINC-HAMS OWN X Congratulations Established I 888 JAFFE Jewelry Company . jl'IVVEI,I'IRS AND SILVEHSMITIIS II9 North 20th Street Everything for Every Sport WIMBERLY and THOMAS HARDWARE COMPANY ' K 2011 First Avenue K BIRMINGHAM, ALA. CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! fi- 78 DRIVE-IN N, JOHN M. 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