Phillips High School - Mirror Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1950 volume:

The Senior Classes of Phillips High School Present THE MIRROR £64 Birmingham, Alabama January, 1950 May, 1950 Alma Mater Oh, hail to thee, our Alina Mater. We sing our praise of thee, We cherish thy traditions. We love thy stately halls. The memories of the hours we spent there Will live within our souls. The symbol of devotion, The Crimson and the White. —Alfred E. Mayer We, the staff of the 1950 Mirror, dedicate this annual to a person who is closely connected with this book, and the people in it. As a sponsor of the Mirror, she has served the students with understanding, intelligence, and patience. From her smile, we have gained courage to go on despite obstacles; through her instructive guidance, we have gained knowledge; because of her patience, we have come to appreciate her as a friend as well as a teacher. With sincere gratitude for her willing service, we honor one who truly deserves the recognition, Miss Leslie Moss. THE FACULTY Principal COMMERCIAL Winifred Ragan Moore Alexander Mrs. Inez G. Bartlett Louise Church Sara Cobb Mildred Farr Marjorie Pettec Mrs. Lily W. Sweeney Clyde Young DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS Mrs. Mary H. Baker Mr. Herbert T. Hinz Mr. C. E. Crawford Mr. Edward G. Laws ENGLISH Claire Lynch Belle B. Andrews Mrs. Mary T. Castleberry Blanche H. Chapman Olivia Dannclly Anne EUis Frances Finley Helen Greer Mary Griggs Mayme Hawkins Charlotte Hodges Mary Ruth Holleman Margaret Ann Howell Ottie Huff Bessie Merrill Leslie Moss Mrs. Maude B. Robertson HISTORY Edward Aull Georgia Airheart Mrs. Flora F. Andress Lonnie B. Bailey Irving Fullington Lillian Gatchell Vera Holmes William V. Long Earl Magnuson Hattie Montgomery Velma Patton Norvelle Penruddocke Mildred Whttis MATHEMATICS J. Eli Allen Mablc Benson A. L. Dawson Elizabeth Doss Jeanette Garrett Kumi Jeter Louise Martin E. Estell Peacock Virginia Praytor Ha I lie Stephenson Annie E. Tubb LATIN Clara Belle Senn Virginia Praytor Mrs. Elizabeth W. Willingham MODERN LANGUAGES E. F. Gochenour Florence Feaster Isla Parrett SCIENCE Michael Baranclli N. R. Brundrett Mrs. Bonnie D. Burger Ethel Bush Carl L. Calvert Mrs. Edith O. Craig Lee Ola Dewberry Jane Geohcgan Carl H. Hanna Henry L. Waller R. P. Wood Mrs. Ruby F. Rogers ART Garnet Leader CUSTODIAN H. D. Wingard HOME ECONOMICS Mary R. Fitzgerald Mrs. Teresa Whitfield Mildred Trowbridge Sellers Stough PHYSICAL EDUCATION James Tarrant E. L. Tucker Mrs. Jean Van Houten Lorene Bingham MANUAL ARTS R. W. McPherson Crowell Whaley A. H. Wiltshire MUSIC Sarah H. Dryer Charles H. Halley Alfred E. Mayer Mrs. Dorothy S. Rice D. Waring Smith R. O. T. C. Lt. Col. John P. Dix Capt. James K. Glcndening Sgt Wilson L. Covington Sgt. Thomas Murphy Sgt. John A. Clemett LIBRARY Mildred EUis Sara Asbell Bessie Lewis LUNCHROOM Mrs. Clarice Etheridge Mrs. Ruth Stevens May Norton REGISTRARS Snowell Anders Mrs. Kathleen Bryant Marlon Stanley TABLE OF CONTENTS Frontispiece Dedication Faculty Table of Contents Class of January, 1950 Seniors...............................................Dorothy Hood The South Is Ours.....................................Nancy Bryant We Remember...........................................Priscilla Goree To Be Opened Only.....................Gladys Blackburn, Tommy Costner Who's Who Class of May, 1950 Seniors....................................................Robert Pugh Being of Unsound Mind..............Betty Belanus, Kaye Henderson May 1960 .............................Marian McElroy, Jane Zuber Who's Who............................................. Martha Lea Poem.....................................................Frances Mitchell Clubs......................................................Betty Belanus. Sports.......................................................Ann Howard CLASS OF JANUARY, 1950 President . . Vice President Secretary . . Artist . . . Flutist . . . Orator . . . Pianist . . . Poet . . . . Vocalist . . Thomas Eugene Costner, Jr. . . . . Betty June Carney . . . Priscilla Elise Goree Thomas Patrick Hughes . . Margaret Long Staples . . . William Fagan Ogle . . . Ann Frances Holland . . . Nancy Anne Bryant . . . Paul Edward Billings MM MOTTO A posse ad esse (From possibility to reality) COLORS FLOWER Green and White Magnolia MM COMMITTEES Color and Flowers: Tommy Hughes, Nancye Ault. Invitations: Sarah Spurlock. Robert Perkins, Bill Lovelace, Shirley Perkins, Jo Ann Little. Motto: Martha Cunliff, Edward O’Neil, Robert Medlin. Annual: James Rice, Jeannine Dinken, Tommy Costner, Barbara Jordan, June Carney. Gift: Joyce Dorsky, Gladys Blackburn, Gene McBrayer, John Yauger, Imogene Kinney. Ring: Bill Mullins, Joyce Rhea, Fay Woody. Front Row: Priscilla Goree, Nancy Bryant, June Carney, Ann Holland, Margaret Staples. Back Row: Tommy Hughes, Bill Ogle. Tommy Costner, Paul Billings. SENIORS CATHERINE ALEXIOU JOHNNY ALEXIOU NANCYE LILLIAN AULT DAVID LEONARD AUSTIN Th r � 48 49, A� W clate Head Usher 49. Owen ‘47-■■59; feT lJer -of. Standing Committee 49; Tennis 47--49. Letter 47 49; Intramural Basketball ’47. 18 GLORIA ANN AUTRY. DoacT ,‘rh n8dn45; JrcbJe, c'c .£?ub. '4S- ,(i: Girls Glee Club 46. Choir 48; Marshal '15-Ad. Head Marshal 49. LrLiENN ELWIN BAKER R. O. T. C. '46-’48, S-Sgt. 46. T-Sgt. ‘47. Lt. '48; S. R Mirror Agent 48, S. H Officer ‘49. GLADYS MARIE BLACKBURN. Happy Monogram 50; Senior Class Gift and MoUe Election Committee 49; Orientation rnlii 4c Ch,a,rma.rL 4®t Clubs Committee ‘49; Art S? 47 50 Secrt,tary 49;. Spanish Club 48; Thespians JSL S J .Y'c Pre.s'fienl Chaplain ‘47. Council uSSSt r4?’ 49,oPresident ‘49; Art Class President 46; 8S %rd%W, y 4®: R0TC Si“nsor JOYCE LEE BLAICH xli'«YJTAens . 47.v Sr... Y-Tecns 48. Secretary 48; S. R. T pls' -4 Annual Typi.t iniv Senior Who’s Who ‘50; Sports Club ‘46-'49; S. R. Secretary Football '48 r ’49 Cn 48: Ba8cbaI1 Letters ‘47-‘49; GEORGE DAUGHERTY BROOKS. JR. Sterling Example” ?49Uderi,.h rl! ?,, r President General OrganizaUon •46 Committee 49; Ushers Club -48- 50; Hilliard Mi r?; AS0on? c 4,6- A8- Council Member -49. cnfZ?r-A78 m 4Z‘ ,s mP Salesman 47; President English r e r hS'tr!?:-4°) .TrUmPe,,r Band 'AB''S0: 50,0 SENIORS ETHEL ANGELYN BROWN. Angie” Freshman Girls Club '47. Vice President 47; Thalia 47; Promethean '48-'50. Recording Secretary ‘19; S. R. Secretary '48. Stamp Salesman 48. Council Member 49. P. T. A.' Representative ‘49. WILLIAM BROWNLIE. “Bill” s. R. Vice President 47; Marshal '46; Basketball ‘47-‘48. NORMAN JOSEPH BUSHMAN. Fingers” Jr. Science Club ‘47; S. R. Stamp Salesman '47; Mirror Agent '48. 49; Fire Marshal ‘47; Marshal '47-'49: Football ‘47. BETTY JUNE CARNEY Senior Class Vice President '49; Promoters of Understanding and Good Will '49; Promethean '47; S. R Vice President '19. Mirror Agent '47. '49: Math Class Secretary 45; History Class President '49; Mirror Typist '49. CARL EDWARD CHAMBLEE Senior Yearbook Committee: D. O. Club 49. '50. WILLIAM W. CHERRY Hi-Y 47-'49: Library Club '47; Glee Club President '49. Secretary '48; Marshal '46. '47. JACQUELINE SUE CHILDS. Jackie Y-Tcens '46. '47. Parliamentarian '46. Yearbook '46: Dam-rosch '48. '49. Scrapbook '48. Social Chairman 49. Vice President 49. Club Stunts '49: S. R. Mirror Agent 47. Secretary 48; Clothing Class Secretary '48; English Class Secretary '47; History Class President '47. '48; National Poetry Anthology '47. Second Poetry Prize. State Fair 47. RALPH DONALD COLLINS S. R. Red Cross Representative 48. CHARLES W. COPELAND Owen '48. 49, Parliamentarian '48; S. R. Stamp Salesman •16. Council Member '47. '48. Vice President '48; Marshal '48. '49. SHIRLEY COPELAND D. O. Club '49. '50; Y-Teens 47 48; S. R. Mirror Agent '48. '49: Clothing Class President '46. Vice President '47. '48. Secretary ’46. '47. SENIORS TOMMY COSTNER National Honor Society '49-'50. Vice President 49; Student Activity Monogram- '50; President of Sentor Class: Member Blg 7 Recreation Committee 48. 19. Chairman Big 7 Recreation Committee (P. I! S.) 49: Ushers '48-.50- Associate Head Usher ‘49; Art Club ’47- 50. Secretary 48- . President ‘49; S. R. President '47-'49: President English Class '47-’49: 1st Lieut. R. O. T. C. 49. MARTHA CATHERINE CUNLIFF Jr. Science Club 46. 47: G. L. C. ‘47-'49: Clio '47-'50. Recording Secretary 49. ‘50: Debate Club 49. 50. Future Teachers of America ‘49. ‘50. Social Chairman 49. ‘50: Chairman Motto Committee ’50; S. R. Secretary ‘47. ’48 ‘1’i Council Member ’48. Mirror Agent 49. 50, President 46. 47: Gym Captain ’47. ‘48; English Class Secretary ‘49, ‘50; Biology Class Secretary ‘47; History Class Secretary ‘49. ‘50: Marshal ‘48. ‘49. ARTHUR LEO DABNEY, “Al” S. R. President ’46. Mirror Agent 47: Glee Club ’46. ’47. PATRICIA ANN DANIEL. “Pat Mnemosynean ’46; Vestalla ’48: Writers’ Workshop ’47 •4qCS r‘ n 8vtV’CL Pr.c,lidc51 '47: S R President 16. ’48! M0Meu,bfr Economics Class Secretary ‘49. President 49: History Class Secretary ‘49; Marshal ‘46. 47, Head Marshal 47. COYCE E. DAVIS Ushers ‘48-,50 Secretary ‘49: S. R. Vice President ’46. 47. 8'dlr CrossMOR‘v},r«sentaUVe ’47-‘49. Red Cross Finance Chairman 48-49 President ’49. Social Chairman 49; Glee Club Business Manager 48. JEANNINE MONETTE DINKEN. Dink” ffaHonal Honor Society ‘49. ‘50: Senior Class Yearbook Committee 49: Damrosch '46-’50. President ’49. Corre-wr1 12,: S. R. President ‘47. Vice President 48 Secretary 49; Clothing Class Secretary ‘48; Social Relotions Class Vice President ‘47: Club Stunts ’47-‘49. HERBERT LEON DOROUGH. Fuzzy” ,6:RTYa(ScU 46i-491CmbCr 49; Footba,, ’48-'48: Basketball JUXUL LMJnoivY rh„ c82ty,«Lftl°r A50- Athletic Committee ‘46-‘49. Girt. Letter Club ’46-‘50; Euohrosynean ICM,PrcS dCn.t 46 J8 President ’47; S R Vice k7 Secretary '49. Stamp Salesman ‘46. '47. Sportsmanship Chairman 49: Cheerleader ’46-'49. Head 48:.Ca iPa,8n Manager ’47; Senior Who's SSS ?7n. or.Class Gift and Social Committee: Club Stunts 47: Softball team '46; Volleyball team '46. PHYLLIS ELKOURIE PEGGY JEAN ELLIOTT, Pogy” .L’o£.Jl?;’5?,' BoSk tore Committee '49: S. R. President •J?: „4?i, S?5,cer Basketball '46; Volleyball 47. Basketball '47; Mirror Typist '49. SENIORS NORMA WADE FAULKNER, “Shorty” French Club 48; G. L. C. '48-'50; Y-Teens -‘SO. Secretary '49; Jr. Red Cross '46; S. R. Council Member ‘47. Stamp Salesman '49: Orchestra ’46-’50: Basketball ‘47. '49; Monogram ‘49. URBAN DAVIS FRANKLIN, JR.. “Big Red Transferred from Shades Cahaba ‘48. VIRGINIA ANN GILLILAND Senior Who's Who '50: S. R. Mirror Agent '46. President ’47-‘49, Secretary '48. Vice President '49, Red Cross Representative ’49: Vocal Class Secretary '47; Marshal '46. '47; Mirror Typist ’49: Majorette '48-’49. PRISCILLA ELISE GOREE National Honor Society '49. Secretary '49: Student Activity Letter '50: Senior Class Sccretnrv '49; Clubs Committee '48: Athletic Committee '49; Pierian '47-'50. Historian •48: Jr. Red Cross '47-'50. Secretary '48. President 49: Thespians '48. Treasurer '49; S R. President '47. Vice President 46; History Class President '49; Biology Vice President '49: Speech Class Vice President '49; Red Cross Representative '47; Senior Play '49. BOB GRAVLEE S. R. Vice President '45. Stamp Salesman '46; Economics Class President; R. O. T. C. '47-'49. S Sgt. '47-'48. Sgt. 1st Class '48. 49. MARION A. GRIFFITH. Slick” Hi-Y '48--50: S. R. Mirror Agent '46. P. T. A Representative '49; Marshal '47; Letter B'' Baseball '48: Letter Varsity Baseball 49; Football '48; Basketball '47. SUE CAROLYN GURGANUS Damrosch '47- 50. Recording Secretary '49: Club Stunts '49: G. L. C. '47--50. Treasurer '48; S. R. Red Cross Representative '46. Council Member '47: Gym Captain ‘47. Volley Captain '49. Softball Captain '48 SHIRLEY ANN HAGAN DORIS HALL, Dot” S. R. Secretary '47. Vice President ’47. 48; Marshal '47. '48; Mirror Typist '49. MARTHA VIRGINIA HART, Ginger’ Girls Letter Club '47-'50; Library Club '49. 50; S. R. Stamp Salesman '49; Marshal '47; Softball team 47-49. Speedball team '48. '49. Basketball team '47-'49. Volley Ball team 47-'49, Soccer team '47. Gym Assistant '49. 50. SENIORS LINDA CAROL HENSON ANN FRANCES HOLLAND Senior Class Pianist 50; Vcstalia ’46-’50. Club Stunts ’49; 4? R- Secretary ’49, Mirror Agent n i9’ .P:,J Representative ’49. Vice President ’46. President ’47; Marshal 40-'50. JAMES LEE HOLLAND. JR., “Jimmy” MARY LOUELLA HOLLEY Basket b.- 11 4 -;49F Softball ’47-’49: Soccer 4«T 47? peed-ball 48. 49; Volleyball ’47-’49; Sports Loving Cup 49. VERNA LEE HOLLEY y-Teens ’47. ’48; French Club ’48; D. O. Club ’49. ’50. f- 'ab,.ain ;i9V 50; S. R Secretary 47. Stamp Salesman 48 Council Member ’48. Mirror Agent ’47; English Class Secretary 49; Mirror Typist ’49. DOROTHY HOOD, ‘Dot” Jr. Y-Tecns ’46. ’47; Sr Y-Tcens 43. ’49. Treasurer ’48. President 48. Lay Member ’49; Pen and Brush 49: S. R Stamp Salesman ’48. Red Cross Representative '-18; First prize Birmingham Civic Symphony Cover Design ’49: 2nd B zc Alabama State Fair ’49; May Festival ’48; Mirror Typist 49. ANN CARROLL HOWARD, “Sister Howard Vestalla ’47; Astraea ’48. Critic 48; Club Stunts ’48. ’49; Pen and Brush Club '49; S. R. Secretary ’46. Safety SrJi,rnJ� an ,J7'.V‘.C.Z Resident ’47. Stamp Salesman ’48. Vice President ’49; Marshal ’46. ’47; Scholastic Art Awards 49. PARRIE LEE HUCKABY Athletic Committee ’49; Girls Letter Club ’47-’50. Treasurer «8. President 49; Volleyball ’46-’49; Softball ’46-'48-Soccer 46 47; Spccdhnll 48. 49; Basketball ’46-’48; All- Star Speedball Team ’48. ’49; All-Star Volleyball Team ’48. THOMAS PATRICK HUGHES. “Tommy '50: Ushers ’49 ’50; Thespians ’48-’50: Y ncfY Z7-50: Art U� ub ’46. ’47; . R President 46. ’48. 49. Jr. Red Cross Vice President ’48. BARBARA ANN JORDAN, “B. J. Annual and Yearbook Committee '49; Art Club '47-’49, Parliamentarian '48. Treasurer ’49; S. R. President ’47 ’« Secretary ’48. Red Cross Rcpre-sntaUve 46. Mirror Agent ’49; English Class President President ’46 CTaSS Sccrclary '47; Spanish Class Vice SENIORS ANASTASIA KANAKIS French Club 48; D. O. Club 49; S. R. Vice President '46. Mirror Agent 47, Stamp Salesman '46. '47. Council Member '49; Economics Class Vice President '48 GEORGIA EMOGENE KINNEY Senior Class Social and Gift Committee '49; Thespians 48. •19; Mnemosynean '46-'49. Parliamentarian '48. Recording Secretary '48. Vice President '49. Critic ’49; Junior Red Cross ’48. '49. Chairman Veteran's Committee; Dramatic Club '46. '47; S R. Red Cross Representative '49. Stamp Salesman '49. P. T. A. Chairman '48. Vice President .8. Secretary '47: Speech Class Secretary ‘49. Vice President '49; Senior Play '49. CARLTON COLLINS KIRTON S.R. Stomp Salesman '46-'48. Secretary '49; Tennis 49. MARY FRANCES KNOWLES JO ANN LITTLE National Honor Society '49; Senior Invitation Committee; Exchange Club Scholarship Trophy '50; Student Activity Letter '50; Big Seven Dance Committee 49; Mnemosynean 46-’50. Treasurer '48. Recording Secretary '48. President '49: Junior Red Cross '47-'49. Corresponding Secretary 48. President '49; Thespians '48. '49. Secretary '49: SR Council Member '46. '47. Red Cross Representative 48: National Anthology of Poetry '47; Senior Play 49. WILLIAM VAN LOVELACE, “Bin” Senior Invitation Committee '49; Thespians 49: Dramatic Club '46; Jr. Science Club '46; Science Club 47- 49. President '49; American Jr. Academy of Science Exhibit '49: S R. Safety Chairman '47; Marshal '47-'49; Senior Play 49. ANGELA MARIE MANISCALCO S. R Vice President '46; Marshal '49. EUGENE McBRAYER National Honor Societv '49. '50; Student Activity Mono-jram '50; Senior Class Gift and Social Committee. 111 Jv | � j 11 ivy 1 v-tuoa «. _ . � ovoolarship Committee Chairman '49: Hilliard 46- 50. Vice President '49; Ushers '49. Social Committee Chairman 49: S. R. President '46. '47. '49; Mirror Agent '49. ROSE ALLYNE McGINNIS Jr. Science Club '46. '47; Jr. Y-Tcens '47. Scrapbook Committee '47: Sr. Y-Tcens 48; Astraea 49; Girls Glee Club '47; Choir '48-'50; Madrigal Club 49. '50: S. R. Secretary '49. Mirror Agent '47. 48; Math Class Secretary '46; Marshal '47: Mirror Typist '49. MARY MELLAS S. R. Vice President '46. Secretary 48: Jr. Red Cross Representative '49. SENIORS MAE DEAN MITCHELL WILLIAM DAVID MULLINS S. R. President ’45. Stamp Salesman 45. '46. Vice President 46 Red Cross Representative ’46. Mirror Agent 47, pA A . Representative 49; Chairman Senior Ring Com-mittee 49: Projection Club 48. 49. Vice President 48. President 49; Writers Workshop 49, Vice President 49: International Printing Ink ‘Freedom of the Press' Award 47J National Anthology of High School Poetry 47. 48; Scholastic Writing Awards 47. 48; Phillips Winner -Salesmanship Essay 48. FRANCES JO NEELY, ••Jodie National Honor Society 49; Latin Club '46; D. O. Club 48; Assistant Editor of D. O. Paper 48: Band 46: S. R. Secretary 46: Geometry Class President 47; English Class President '47: Marshal 45; Girls’ Glee Club 45. WILLIAM FAGAN OGLE. Ugle” Senior Class Orator 50; Senior Play 49. BARBARA JEANNE OLIVER Mirror Typist 49. EDWARD JOSEPH O’NEILL, JR., Ederd Senior Class Motto Committee 49; Owen ‘46. 47; Hilliard 49: Boys Glee Club 4C- 48. President 47. Secretary- Treasurer 48; S. R. President 47-'49. ROBERT HOKE PERKINS. Perk KmmutlS' 28: Athletic .Committee 49; Senior Invitation Committee 49. Owen 47- 50. Treasurer 49; Disc and Diamond 47- 49. Treasurer 47. Secretary 48.' Vice President 12• Thespians 49: Senior Play 49: Marshal R. O. T. C. '46- 49, Sgt. 47, S Sgt. '48. 1st Lieut. 49. SHIRLEY JUANITA PERKINS. Poo Poo ’i9:0 Senior Invitation Committee 49. Freshman Girls Club Secretary 46; Vestalia 46- 48-'47- 50: Girls Letter Club -46- 50: Promethean ’49:oSR. Secretary 46. '47. Mirror fnnte 46 . 47’ .Yice„President 48. President 49; Study Se0 ?1 Speech C,ass President '48; Marshal VIRGINIA ANNE PILLITTERI ELAINE PITTS cb o6 T A5tr ea 46 '49- Parliamentarian 48. A 4o ? , R' ,Red .Cross. Representative 48: Mirror Typist 49; Bookkeeping Award '49. SENIORS ANN POARCH, “Priss” G L. C. '47-’49: Jr. Y-Teens 46; Library Club 48. 49. President 49; S. R. Secretary '47-’49; Science Class Secretary 46; Marshal '47; Majorette '47-'49. MARTHA ANN POE Jr Red Cross 47; Science Club ’46; S. R. President '48. Stamp Salesman ‘46. ‘49. Clothing Class Secretary 49; English Class Secretary ’48; History Class Secretary 49; Marshal '47- 49. CHARLES BERNARD POSEY JACK POWELL D O. Club '48. '49. President '49; S. R. Stamp Salesman •48. Paper Chairman '49. WAYNE PYRON Spanish Club '47. Treasurer '47; D. O. Club '48-‘49; Mirror Typist '49. GAIL BROOK RANSOM. “Marcy” Mnenosynean '46-'50; S. R. Stamp Salesman '49. Mirror Agent '46; Marshal '49. WILLIAM F. REED. “Big Bill” Hilliard '48-'50; S. R. President 46 Vice President 47 Stamp Salesman '47. '48. Council Member 48; Marshal '47; Glee Club '48-'50: B-team Football 46: Campaign Manager '49. DOROTHY REYNOLDS, “Dottie” Art Club '47- 49. Chaplain '47; S. R. Safety Chairman '49: English Class Secretary '45. ALETA JOYCE RHEA Senior Class Ring Committee 49: Mnemosynean '49; S R. Secretary '49. Stamp Salesman 47-_49. Council Member '49. Mirror Agent '48; Marshal '47- 49; Band Vaudeville '47; Mirror Typist 49. JAMES THOMAS RICE Jr. Science Club '46; Corgas 48. '49 Secretary '49; Ushers 49; Election Committee 49; S. R. Coi ll Mem-ber '48. '49. Secretary '47. President 49; Marshal 48. Library Club '49; Yearbook Committee Chairman 49. SENIORS 4 SARA MARIE ROSE Mo?nC£i 9lubr-,48' ?• Musical Director 48; Madrigal Club rhAir in18 C,i!bi chris,mas Festivals ’47- 49; SolSi. in M if'Rivul’ t010' ' ln Band Vaudev,n' JACK SANDERS R. O. T. C.; Disc nnd Diamond. ALBERT DAN SASSAMAN Curry 45-,48. Corresponding Secretary n?tary 47. _ Stamp Salesman '48; History Class Vice 47; S. R. Sec- President 49; Band 45- 49; R. O. T. C. Band 45.' DAVID NORMAN SCHULTZ Curry 49. 50; S. R. President 46. Council Momlwr 46 R fnHP • Af.lS?mrP u1'. Vlcc Presidpnt 48; R. o. T. C°; P50?dAlI4s“i B� rnC5CM° '46‘ 5°: ™Ch ,r ' 0rch ,ra ■ � - MARVIN MILTON SCRIVNER. JR. Pen and Brush 49. Vice President 49; Marshal '47. 48. DOROTHY ANNE SEALE LOIS ALINE SIMMONS HERBERT THOMAS SMITH oArt AH UENE SPURLOCK Student Activity Letter 50; Senior Who s Who '49- Chairman Invitation Committee 49; Chairman Schoiarvihin Hn.T.m8’ 2in?aa K,ectl°n Committee '4 8; Oriental Art Club '46- 49. Secretary 47 Vice President 49; Spanish Club 48; Thespians 48 ' '49 's R |Hdl t fe '48«;V1SjSS|d'SLuSi THEODORE MILLER STANSELL, “Ted” ;r5n0«£ ,d £,t '1 .,50: Gle CIub choir 46- S H tp? � i%n� ESynr.b,e. n8 � °: Junior Science Club io. s . k. President 47, Council Member 48. 49. SENIORS MARGARET LONG STAPLES Senior Class Musician; Jr. Y-Teens '47; Sr. Y-Tecns 48; Aglaia '49; S. R Secretary 47; Band '46-'50: Orchestrn •47-'50; First Chair All-State Orchestra '46; Birmingham Sr. Symphony. JAMES LAWRENCE STEVENS. “Stevie” Student Activity Monogram 50; S. R. Sportsmanship Chairman 49; Oshers '48-'50; Projection Club '49; Basketball 47-'49: Tennis 48. '49; Football '47; Track '46. '47 SARAH EMMA STOUGH. Rah Ha Orchestra '46-'49. Publicity Chairman '48. Social Chairman '49. BETTY JANE STRICKLAND ADRIANNE OLIVIA TEAGUE, “Teague” Senior Who's Who 49; Vestalla '47. '48. Prometheani 48. '49: Election Committee '49; S. R. Council Member 47- 49; Marshal 46. '47; Dramatic Club Program '4b; Radio Program 47. JERRY THRASHER Hilliard ’46-'49. President '48. Vice President '47. Secretary '46. Treasurer '49; S. R. President 47. ’48 Vice President '46. 49. Secretary '46. Stamp Salesman 47; Band 46- 48. CONCETTA TOMBURELLO. Coin-cetta” Glee Club ’47-'49; Newcomer's Club '47, Treasurer '47; May Festival '47, '49. FRANCES TUCKER National Honor Society '49; Science Club '46; S. R Vice “ HgBS IX C “ — tary '49; Engl. ... - . '48; Clothing Class Secretary '49; Marshal 47- 49. KUllVIim t 4U| lut uwivty • WV.V.. V ,______ President“r48? Council Member 'T8; History Class Secretary '49; English Class President, '47. Vice President EDSEL PHILIP WEBB, Flip” Sports Club '43. '44; Photography resident '42. '43. Secretary '44; Club 43-'45; S. R. Vice Football '42- 44. WILMA JEAN WELDON SENIORS GLYNN H. WEST S. R. Vice President 46. Mirror Agent ’47. ‘48. Stamp Salesman '47, ’48: Economics Class Vice President '49. FRANCES ELAINE WILLIFORD Mncmosynean 49: Writers Workshop ’49: S. R Red Cross Representative '49: Marshal '48; 2nd Prize Winner of Short Story at State Fair ’47. BILLIE JO WILSON, “Bill” Science Club '46; Aeronautics Club '47; Girls' Letter Club � 47.:. fc If8: S. R. Mirror Agent 49; Basket- ball '45. '46: Volleyball '46. PEGGY JOYCE WILSON Jr. Y-Teens '47. '48. President '48; Library Club '49. Vice President '49; S. R. Stamp Salesman '4G-'48. Secretary 46; English Class Secretary '49; Study Hall Secretary 49; Marshal '47. '48; Softball team '47; Volleyball team ’46; Basketball team ’47; Soccer '47. SCHULER WOMBLE. “Snake Transferred from Woodlawn '48; Drum Major '48; Cheerleader 49. FAY WOODY Senior Class Ring Committee; Promethean '46-'50; S. R. f£es.l$fcnL-!4? ,4 Vicc President '48. '49. Mirror Agent 47. '49; Choir '48-'50. MARY ALICE.WORTHINGTON ’46-'49; S R. President '47. Mirror Agent 49; Gym Captain 45. 49; Cheerleader '47-'49; Queen of May Festival '49. BETTY CHARLENE WYNNE Freshman Girls Glee Club '46; Y-Teens '47; D O. Club 49: S. R. Stamp Salesman '47; Mirror Typist '49. JOHN NEWSOM YAUGER Senior Class Gift and Social Committee '49; Yancey '48. .12' 9.°P£sR2Pdlne. Secretary '49. Critic '49; Ushers Club «49:. R Vice President 49; History Class Vice President 49. WILLIAM ARTHUR YOUNG, “Bill Senior Who's Who '49: D. O. Club '49. Vice President '49: S. R. Secretary '46. Vice President '47. '49; Basketball '48; Baseball '48; Football '47. SENIORS NANCY JANE BAILEY PAUL EDWARD BILLINGS S R President '46. Council Member '46. Red Cross Representative '46. Mirror Agent '48. P. T. A. Representative '48; Glee Club. '48. President 48; Choir 48-49; Marshal '48. NANCY ANNE BRYANT D. 0. Club '48.-’49; S. R Stamp Salesman '46. Secretary ’45-'46. Vice President '47. MARY SUSAN COOPER Damrosch ’45-'47, Treasurer '46: Astrea '47-'49. Vice President '48; S. R. Mirror Agent '46: Marshal 45. VIRGINIA DARE COOPER Vestalia '46-'49. Parliamentarian '46, '47. Vice President '48. Corresponding Secretary '49; Dramatic Club 46; S R. Secretary '47. '48. P. T. A. Chairman '48; English Class President '48. ERNESTINE GODWIN. “Teeny Freshman Girls Vocal President '45; Jr Science Club '46; Y-Tecns '48; S. R Red Cross Representative '46; Glee Club '47. '48; Mirror Typist '49. BETTY J. HOOD. “Red Transferred from Enslcy September '48. ROBERT EVERETTE MEDLIN S. R Paper Chairman ’46: Band '4r� -'49: Orchestra '48-'49. ELLA LOUIS TANNER, Ta Ta” Thalia Literary Society '46-'49. Vice President '48. President '49; S. R. Secretary '48. MILTON WINFIELD COWDEN EMILY FAYE GOOLSBY Damrosch '46-'49. Publicity Chairman '48. Stunts 48; S. R. Stamp Salesman 47. '48; Marshal '46. 47: Clothing Exhibit '47. MARGENE MURPHREE S. R. Stamp Salesman '47. 48. Red Cross Representative '47; P T. A. Chairman '48. ALTON DAVID QUICK Sigma Alpha Hl-Y '47-'48; S. R. Vice President '49; Band •4£'49; R. O. T. C. '46-'49. Sgt. '47. 2nd Lt. 47. 1st Sgt. ‘48, Captain '49: Disc and Diamond '48; Marshal 47. THE SOUTH IS OURS We have a Proud history Here in the South. Great men are ours— Jefferson, Jackson, Lee, Lanier. Our fathers before us Loved this land. They were proud to be called Southerners. The ocean brought us The old cidtures The old traditions And made the old cities— Charleston, Richmoyid, New Orleans, Mobile. South Through Virginia, Carolina, To Alabama Through the forests Over the mountaiyis Down the rivers Strong men came. They built well With what they had. Cotton ruled them Cotton served them. The winds of war Struck them. But they were still Strong men. Now over land Once white with cotton Tall smoke stacks Puff out pillars Of Black smoke— Industry's flags. Old rivers are laden With heavy barges. Steel rails speed Racing freight cars Over old trails. Over old roads New life pulses On mighty highways. On old land New cities rise. New voices call us With the old challenge. We will answer— Keeping the best of the old. We will build the new. The South ivili give us What we need. We will grow here In wisdom, in strength. We will not leave our own. We will keep Deep in our hearts The South— The South our ancestors left For us. We will hold our heads high And say “The South is ours. ' —Nancy Bryant WE REMEMBER ====== Sh! Quiet! This is the big moment! This is Graduation! A hundred and seventeen hearts beat faster as the curtain opens, revealing the 1950 Seniors. Some are rather sad and dewey eyed as they stare out into an audience of beaming Mothers and Dads; others are smiling and anxious and from force of habit are already glancing at the clock and counting the minutes. The President welcomes the crowd and one by one the officers give their speeches. A hurried glance at the clock says we'll be alumni of Phillips High School in less than forty five minutes. Hut first we must listen to the speaker of the evening. Smiling and advancing toward the mike he addresses his audience: ‘Friends, this is both a joyous and sad occasion and the memories ...” Memories—My mind slowly wanders back over our high school career and some of the things we’ll remember. We couldn’t forget how thrilled Miss Lynch was when John Yauger answered a question in English class, and how we laughed when the October issue of Classic Comics was two weeks late and seventy-three seniors missed making their book reports in time. Nor could we forget how George Brooks glowed for weeks after getting his picture in “Tab.’’ And if we live to be a hundred we’ll remember and profit by Miss Benson’s lectures. Oh, we’d better get back to the speaker—what’s that he’s saying— ‘although it is a happy occasion many things are being left behind that ...” Yes, he is so right, I thought—Why, the Seniors are leaving enough chewing gum stuck under desks to keep the faculty chewing continually, for 7 years. Emogene Kinney is leaving Bill Morgan for the girls of the student body to fight over. Tommy Hughes is bequeathing his bashfulness to Jimmy Nunis, and Angie Brown is leaving her high IQ to Ann Brooks. Bill Ogle and Bill Cherry are leaving their ability to lapse into a coma in every class to anyone who wants it. The speaker was saying “. . . the teachers you have had in your . . .” Our teachers—I thought of Mr. Baranelli trying to teach Bill Lovelace how to recobabulate and Martha Cunliff almost crying when she realized she wouldn’t get to hear about Mr. Fullington’s kinfolks in Gadsden anymore. Gladys Blackburn always thought Miss Gatchell owned a paper company because she was always saying “Take out one sheet of paper.” Miss Doss was always stimulating sales bysaying “Write that 20 times.” We must get back to the speaker though. “And as you seniors face the world your only regrets should be ... ” Regrets—Yes, there are many of them. We regret that of the thirty-six thousand twelve jokes Bill Reed, WE REMEMBER the class wit, tried, he only got nineteen laughs. Also we regret that June Carney is going to be a teacher—as we think of the poor little children that will undergo such agony. All the boys regret Adrianne Teague’s decision to run an old maids’ home—she made the best biscuits. Robert Perkins regrets leaving Peggy behind. I glanced at the clock, it must be time for him to stop, I thought. Yes, it was for he was saying . . . and as we glimpse a vision of the future.” The future—I looked around me and tried to do just that. There's Fay Woody—I wonder who'll win the race to the altar, Fay and Gene McBrayer or Shirley Perkins and Jerry Thrasher. In the future I can just see Jimmy Holland finishing his best seller “A Stump Grows in Pell City.” I bet Joyce Dorsky will be the first lady weight lifter with a record of two tons, two pounds, two ounces. And James Rice will probably be drawing great crowds at the State Fair with his sword swallowing act. Paul Billings and Sarah Marie Rose are sure to get the lead in that new musical “Don’t Look Now” which will be given for the blind. I can just see Frank Bragan as the only man in football's history ever to be on all-American Honorable Mention thirty-two seasons. I feel sure Sarah Spurlock will make headlines by doing something spectacular as winning the American finals for the potatoe race at the Olympics. I hope Jo Ann Little realizes her dream of being a home demonstration agent at Fleehoph, Alabama. I really must listen to the speaker. Sitting here reminiscing I’ve heard very little he’s said. “. . . and as you enter the various walks of life, may the knowledge you have obtained at this institution gladden the hearts of others and enroll you to begin a useful life of service to mankind.” —Priscilla Gorce TO BE OPENED ONLY We, the January Class of 1950, being of relatively sound mind, do hereby make and publish this, our last will and testament. ITEM ONE: Our class does hereby appoint the Mirror board as executors to exercise sole judgment and discretion in all matters regarding the execution of this will. ITEM TWO. We, as of now provide ample funds for the removal of cigarette stubs from all Moose Heads in the halls. ITEM THREE: A. Schuler Womble leaves his place as only boy cheerleader to Paul Bates. B. Angie Brown bequeaths her cherished table at Love-man’s to Bonnie Davies. C. To Kaye Henderson, Marion “Slick” Griffith leaves his R. O. T. C. sword. D. David Austin's saintliness goes to Jim Nunis. E. Frank Bragan, Bill Reed and Ed O’Neill leave their golden voices to Don Blanton, Jim Johnson and Tony Rose. F. Jimmy Holland leaves his all-round brilliance to Joan Trawick. G. Charles Copeland gives his “little Black Book” to Harris Burns. H. Gene McBrayer doesn’t leave anything—he took Faye Woody with him! I. Sue Cooper and Ann Holland leave their free Harry George lunch tickets to Betty Killian and Ann Brooks. J. Nancye Ault’s capacity as ice cream provider now belongs to Margaret Grayson. K. Leon Durough’s history book w-as given to Jack Farley. L. Martha Cunliff leaves her orchid concession to Karen Klassen. TO BE OPENED ONLY M. Milton Cowden leaves his place as sole male in the type class to Bill Bamburg. N. The “Three Muskateers Jo Ann Little. Emogene Kenny, and Priscilla Goree leave three vacant dress circle seats on Apple-polishers Row in Miss Lynch's room. O. Joyce Dorsky and Faye Woody leave their electric-hued sweaters to posterity. P. Paul Billings graciously bequeaths his Toni Spin Curlers to Captain J. Glendining. Q. Sara Marie Rose's place in the choir goes to Pat Edwards. R. Johnny Alexiou’s ability to vex Mr. Baranelli is now John Benton’s personal property. S. Bill Cherry leaves his “shaggy-dog” stories to Betty Belanus. T. Nancy Bryant’s booklet, “You Too Can Be A Poet” goes to Ruth Claire Foster. U. Jerry Thrasher’s private parking place on Red Mountain goes to Bill Morgan. V. Those two bright spots in our Senior Class, Bill Mullens chartreuse shirt and lavender tie are left to Lavette Teague. W. Sarah Spurlock leaves her unfailing punctuality to Emily Hill. X. Finally, that which George Brooks wishes to leave are his pet expressions “Oh, Daddy!” and “Biddy.” These go to Hill Womble. In witness whereof we, signature and seal declaring will and testament. the Class of 50, have hereunto set our the items contained herein to be our last The Senior Class—1950 The foregoing was signed, sealed, and declared in our presence and we, therefore, set our signatures as attesting witnesses. Gladys Blackburn Tom Costner MR. AND MISS PHILLIPIAN George Brooks, Sara Spurlock MOST STUDIOUS Jeanine Dinkin, Eugene McBrayer PRETTIEST. BEST LOOKING Anne Gilliland, Bill Young WITTIEST Adrianne Teague, Bill Reid MOST ATHLETIC Joyce Dorsky, Frank Bragan Class Of May, 1950 President—...................- _.............Kaye Henderson Vice President................................Ruth Claire Foster Secretary..................... —...............Marian McElroy Poet........................—...................Frances Mitchell Pianist...............—.......—...............Caroline Williams 0rator.........-.......... -......................Gene Cooper Vocalist..............—.......................Glenn Youngblood Artist.....—..........—..... ......................Robert Pugh MM MOTTO Lux mentis. Lux orbds (The light of the mind is the light of the world) MM COLORS Red and White FLOWER Camelia COMMITTEES Motto: Ann Bates, Marilyn Belanus, John Benton, Karen Klassen, Miss Clara Belle Senn, sponsor. Color and Flower: Betty Belanus, Martha Lea, Dundas Maynord, Alvin Slaughter, Miss Garnet Leader, sponsor. Ring: Penfield Ivey, Velma Stuart, Ruth Mallette, Robert Garrison, Miss Mabel Benson, sponsor. Invitation: Bill Sumner, Ann Madonia, Harris Kendrick, Joanne Powell, Miss Ottie Huff, sponsor. Front Row: Frances Mitchell, Caroline Williams, Ruth Claire Foster, Marian McElroy. Back Row: Glenn Youngblood, Robert Pugh, Kaye Henderson, Eugene Cooper. SENIORS PEGGY ABNEY, Peg” ,Jr. Science Club 40. Secretary -16: Freshman Girls Club •1f ; D, O Club '40-'50: S. R. Secretary ’40. -47. Council Member ’48. HAZEL WYNELLE ADAIR National Honor Society ’49-‘50; Clio '48-'50. Project Committee Chairman 50; Newcomers Club 47 S. R. Secretary 49. Council Member ’50; Mirror Typist ’50; Office Assistant '48. ‘50. PAULINE ALFANO, Polly Y. Teens ‘46-’47; S. R. Red Cross Representative Civics Class Secretary '46; Mirror Typist ‘50. 49; CLAIRE ANDREWS, “Kitten Publicity and Publications Committee 49; Mnemosynean 4 -50; Jr. Red Cross '49. '50. Publicity Chairman '50; S. R- Stamp Salesman '49, Red Cross Representative ‘50; Marshal '50. ALZAYDA ASH S R. Stamp Salesman '47-'50. P. T. A. Representative '49; Clothing Class Secretary '47-'48; Clothing Exhibits 47-49. First Prize State Fair '48; National Poetry Anthology '49. MYRNA LOY AUSBUN. “Mcrt Sconce Club '47; Girls Letter Club 47-'50; Euphrosyncan CrtlHp 4®: S. R. Secretary '47. '48. Mirror Agent i’’. library Assistant ’47. '48; Science Class President 46: Mirror Typist '50. PEGGY AUSTIN. “Peg Euphrosynean ’47-'50. Secretary ’47. Treasurer ’48. President ’49; S. R. President ’48. Secretary '49. Librarian '50: Economics Class Secretary '49; Basketball Manager ’48. Soccer Basketball r47. Volley Ball '47; Mirror Typist 50. NANCY JO AYERS. “Joe Sr. Y-Teens, '48-'50, Lay Member '50. President 49 Treasurer 49: Jr. Y-Teens 47-’48. Treasurer '47; S R. P T- ,Ch‘' lrn nn ’48. Red Cross Representative ’47-’48. Stamp Salesman '48. Secretary '46; Biologv Class Presi-Mpnt H™?ry 9ass V,ce President 50; Marshal 47- .8, 48- 50; Office Assistant '50. JERRY ALLEN BAKER, “Lefty Hi-Y ,46 ’47; S. R. Council Member 48; Marshal ’47; B-Team Football '47. BETTY JEAN BARNETT National Honor Society ’49; Girls Letter Club '49-'50. Secretary '50; Senior Y-Teens ’48-'50. SENIORS BARBARA BARR, “B. Barr” Thespians '49-'50: Promethean '47-'50. Treasurer '50; French Club '48-'50. Vice President '49: S. R. Vice President ’46. Mirror Agent '47. Stamp Salesman '49; Latin Class President 48: R. O. T. C. Sponsor. Regimental Staff '49. ANN LOUISE BATES National Honor Society '48-'50. President '49; Scholarship Committee 49-'50: Auditorium Committee Chairman 49; Jr Science Club President '47; Clio '47-'50. Corresponding Secretary '48. Chairman Program Committee 'ID. Vice President '49; Thespians '49-'50. Star '50; Promoters of Goodwill and Understanding '49-'50; S. R Secretary 47-•48 Vice President '48: Marshal ’47-'49; Office Assistant '48-'50: County first place winner in Advertising Essay Contest '48. National first place winner '49; Battle Citizenship Tour Representative '49; Correspond ng Secretary Young Citizens Club '49-'50; Senior Play 48 50. CHARLOTTE BECK. Junkey” G L. C. '47-'50; Y-Teens '46-'48. Yearbook Chairman 49: Bookstore Chairman '50; Band '4G-'58; Marshal '47; S. R Red Cross Representative '47-'50. Secretary '47. BETTY BELANUS. Bet” Athletic Committee '49 Publicity and Publication Committee '50; Mncmosynean '47-'50. Parliamentarian '48. a0. Treasurer '49; Pen and Brush '48-'50. Secretary 49. Vice President '50; S. R Stamp Salesman '47. Mirror Agent 48 Secretary '49. Vice President 50; Club Stunts 48; R O T C Battalion Sponsor '49. MARILYN LOUISE BELANUS. Mel” National Honor Society '49-'50. Writers Club '48-'50. President '49; Mncmosynean '47- 50, Recording Secretary •49. Vice President '50; S. R Secretary '49. Member '50; Latin Class President '47-'48. Council JOHN TEMPLE BENTON. JR. National Honor Society '49-'50. President '50: Scholarship Committee '49; Yancey ’47-'50. Third Member 49. Vice President '50; Junior Science Club 47; Ushers 48- 50: R. O. T C. 47- 49, Cpl. '47, Sgt. '48. 2nd. Lt. 49. Col. 49; Disc and Diamond '48-'49. 2nd Lieutenant T '49; Band '46-‘47: R O. T. C. Band '47: S. R Council Member 47. 49. Secretary '49. Stamp Salesman '48; Vocal Class President '49; Club Debates '49; Harvard Club Book Award '49. WILLIAM EARL BENTON JUDITH JANE BERRY, Judy” Mnemosynean '47-'50, President '50: French Club '48-'50. Critic 50: S R. President '47. Secretary 50. P. T. A. Representative '48. Vice President 49; English class Chairman '49; Speech Class President '50. GEORGE BIDDLE. Shorty” Sr. Hi-Y '47-'50. Treasurer '47. '49. '50. Chaplain 48; Jr. Science Club '45; S. R. Council Member 48. Safety Chairman '49: History Class Vice President 50; Marshal '47; Basketball '46. HUGH PATTERSON BIGLER. JR. Projection Club '47-'48. President 47; History Class Presi dent '49. SENIORS ROBERT LEE BOUTWELL HELEN LOUISE BOWENS. “Cussin” Jr. Y-Tocijs 7; D. O. Club 48-'50. Secretory 49-'50. Assistant Editor 'D O Doings ' ••18. Stole Convention Debate - 9: S R. Vice President 48. Council Member J8'tPvR£? Cro£s Representative '46. Mirror Agent '47; English Class Treasurer -49; clothing Class Secretary 47- 49; Jr. Red Cross 49. HOWARD EDWARD BRANDENBURG Hi-Y ‘47-'48. Vice President ’48; French Club Sportsmonship Chairman ,47-’48t Secretory ’49; Tennis -W-50; ••B Football 47. '49-'50; S. R ‘47; Marshal GLEN WOOD BRANDON. Lard” D O. Club 49-50. FRED BRITTON Ushers '49; Aeronautics Club ’47; Writers Club 48-’49. Treasurer ’49; Disc and Diamond '48; S R. President 47 R. O. T. C. 47-'50, Cpl. '47. 2nd Lt. 49. 1st Lt. 49. Capt. 49. Lt. Col. ’50; Rifle Team ,47-,50. Letter '50-Poetry Anthology Awards 48-'49. ANNE BROOKS. “Brooksie Astraeo; Mnemosynean -48-'49. Publicity Chairman s- R. Secretary. Stamp Salesman. Mirror Agent; shall ’47. •48; Mar- CflAttLJ Sj bUCKWlSK, Buck National Honor Society '4?; Scholarship Committee 50; Usifers 4® 195- 50V cC’ orc cS. l.l-: Publidty Chairman 49; sentative President President 50. Publicity Chairman ’49; 4m 50:cS, R- Secretary '48. Red Cross Re_prc-Safety Chairman 48; English Class Vice it 48; History Class President -47; Tennis 48-'50. PAULINE BUNKIN Promoters of Cood will and Understanding '49- 30. Pro-gram Chairman '50; Damrosch '48- 50. President ’50; rlitorst% ft p- -A11 Orchestra -47-'49. Orchestra Letter 50, Choir 50; Madrigal Club '50. unixiuo ounno, jk. National Honor Soclty '49-'S0; Scholarship Comittce ’49; Clubs Committee '50; Ushers ’49-'50; Promoters of Un- ?n tan r� n W1H 48-'50. Parliamentarian ’49-'S0; Jrror Board 49-50. Associate Editor 49; R. O. T. C. A9, C Pl-,A9' R|flt Team -48--49; S. R. President M-rln 1 o v. ‘47- p T A Chairman 49. Marshal 48; Scholastic Writing Award ’48; National High School Poetry Anthology ’49. K DAVID CLELLAND BUTSCH. “Lil Butsch SENIORS WILLIE B. BYARS FRANK GILMORE CAIRNS, “Punchy” Junior Science Club 47; Junior Hi-Y '47: Sports Club •� 8-'50: Ushers Club 48- 50; S. R Stamp Salesman 49. Football ’47- 19. Letter '49: Basketball 49: Track 48- aO, Letterman '49. MARSHALL CAMBRON, Mark” Hi-Y 50; History Class President '50: Hi-Y Basketball Team 50. JOAN EUTHEMA CAMERON. “Canary” Auditorium Committee '49; Choir '48 50. Ylcc President •49 Glee Club '47; French Club 49-50. Music Director •49. 50: Madrigal Club '50; S. R Stamp Salesman 49. Marshal 47-'49: ' Romeo and Juliet 49. JASPER PETER CARBONIE s R Safety Chairman '48. Sports Representative '47: Biology Class Secretary '47; Basketball 46- 47. HAROLD GRAY CARTER. “Sonny” Hilliard '47-'50. Chaplain '49; Ushers '-‘9-'50: •47 S R. President '47-50. Vice President 47. Mirror Agent '46. Stamp Salesman '48. pap r Chmrman 49 Council Member 48: History Class President Class Secretary '48; R. O. T. C. Corporal 49. Tennis 48. Campaign Speaker 49. LOU CARTER S. R. Council Member '49. Secretary '49; Mirror Typist '50; Annual Typist '50. CARL W. CHAMBERS Jr Science Club '47; Sr. Science Club 47: Hi-Y Cluub 48. Chaplain '49-50; S R President '43. Vice President •48. Choir '50: Track '48; Basketball 48 PATRICIA FAYE CLARK. “Pat” Entered from North Fulton High. Atlanta. '49: Clio 49-’50 Reporter '49- 50: French Club 49- 50; S. R Mirror Agent •49' Marshal 49-'50; Mirror Board 49: Basketball 49. All Star '49. JOHN WILLIAM CLEGG. “Billy” Orientation Committee '49: Clubs Committee '50; Curry '47-'50: S. R. Vice President '47. Stamp Salesman 46. Treasurer '47-'48. Safety Chairman '48; Band 46- 50. SENIORS MARTHA CLUSKER S. R. Council Member 48. P T. A. Representative 48. ARDATH LORRAINE COE. “Tommie c- L- Secretary '� 8: S R. President -18. Sec- retary 50. EVANGELINE CONSTANTINE. “Van Thespians -49. Clio 49; S R Vice President Ti 47. Secretary 18. Sportsmanship Chairman 18. Salesman 4«. Mirror Agent '47: Marsha! 49. easurer Stamp TOM CONSTANTINE. JR. BARBARA COOK. “Cookie Thespians 47; D O Club 49; S. R. Mirror Agent 48. Council Member 46: Biology Class Secretary ’47 MARIE LOIS COOK, “Cookie 22: 4? Lettf£ C,ub ’8--50: Euphosvncan 47-50. Critic 48, Treasurer ,49, Vice President r� 0- S R Secretary 47. Mirror Agent '48; Club Stunts 49 LANOIX EUGENE COOPER. Gene Ushers ‘49-aS0;.PubUclty and Publication Committee 47-•49; nnccy 47- 50. Critic ‘49; Debate Club 4G-'50 Vice c d'4 National Thespian 148- 50. Spanish Club 46- 47, S. R. Secretary '50. Council Member 46. Paper Chairman '46. Stamp Salesman '47-'50. Red Cross ‘49 President ’4 -'48, Treasurer ‘48, 50. Mirror Agent 18; Spanish Class Secretary '48; Speech Class President '48 Vice President '48-'49; Safety Monitor '48; Mutshal 48-50; Boys Oratoricals '49: Boys Debate '48-j0; Civitnn Oratorical. Jefferson County winner 47 • News Age-ncratd Oratorical District Winner 49. Knights Oratorical '50. American Legion Oratorical i 0- P tc Tournament AG '49. '50; Second Place winner State Debate 48; Jr. Town Meeting on the Air '49; Radio Plays i7. 49. '50: Auditorium Programs '48. '49. '50. NOBLE DUDLEY COPELAND. “Dud” Entered from W -m End High September 1, 1949. JACK COSHATT S. R Vice President 48: Glee-Foot ha II '47. Baseball '48-'50 Club Vice President '49; MARY KATHERINE COSPER. “Kat National Honor Society 49; Girls' Letter Club '49-'50; or. x-icons 48-50. SENIORS JANE ADAMS COSTNER. “Costner Pierian '49-50. Historian '49. Vice President '50; Choir •48-‘50. Secretary '49; Thespians 48- 50. Madrigal ( tub •}!)- T 0: Glee Club 50; S R. President 46. Council Member ’47 P. T A. Representative '48. Secretary 50; Speech Class Vice President '49; English Class Secretary 19. Vice President 47; Choir Letter '50. JO ANN COWAN. “Jody” Y-Tecns '47; Aglaia '48- 50. President '49; Marshal 48; Orchestra '47-’50. Treasurer '50; All-City Orchestra 47; Mirror Typist '50. FLOY JEAN COX. “Shorty Jr. Y.Teens '46: D. O Club '49-'50; S. R Red Cross Representative '50; Mirror Typist '50. GENE CRUMPTON, Hudcpohl D. O. Club '50; S. R. Secretary '48. ROSE THERESA CULOTTA Astraca 46-'48. Secretary '46 Margaret Ann Culpepper. “Culpepper Promethean '46-'50; French Club '47-'48 Parliamentarian 48; Thespians 49-'50. S. R. Mirror Agent 46- 17. Attendance Chariman '49; Marshal '49; Senior Play WILLIAM EDWARD CULPEPPER Jr. Red Cross 48; D O Club '48-'50. Sargcant at Aims •48. Treasurer '49. President ‘50. KATHLEEN CUMMINGS Pierian Member MARTHA CUMMINS •47-‘50. Critic '50; S. R. Secretary 46. Council 47-’ 18. Stamp Salesman ’47. Mirror Agent 16. NANCY VIRGINIA CUNNINGHAM National Honor Society ’49; Clio ’47-'$® Corresponding Secretary 49. Critic '50; French Club 49-50. Vice President '50; S R. President '50. Vice President '47. 49. Council Member '47. ‘48; English Class Secretary 48: History Class Secretary '50. SENIORS EDNA GRAYCE DAGNAN BONNIE DAVIES, “Shorty” Euphrosynean '46-'50, Treasurer '47; Pen and Brush ’49-.52-. ®p«?rClary ‘50: Red Cross '46: S. R. Stamp Salesman 4S- 47, Vice President '47; English Class Secretary '48; History Class Vice President '48; Euphrosynean Who's Who 47- 48. FIELDING CLYDE DAVIS. JR., “Phil” Sports dub t7-'50; Ushers '48-'50; S. R. President 48. '50. Vice President '47. Stamp Salesman '47. Council Member 48; Football '47- 49. Letter J9; Basketball '48-'50 PEGGY RUTH DAVISON Mirror Typist '50. THOMAS RANSOM DAY. “Tucker” Clubs Committee '48: Stage Crew '4G-’50. Head '49-'50: .Basketball '46-'47; Tennis 49-'50; History Lunch Class President Room '47- 50. 49; Library Assistant '49;' KENNETH DOUGLAS DRUMMOND ANN DU BOSE. “Duby” National Honor Society '49-'50; Mnemosynean ’47-'50. Treasurer '50; Writers Club 49-'50. Treasurer '50; S R. Vice President '46. '47. 48. Council Member '49. P T A. Chairman '48; President Clothing Class '46; Latin Class Secretary 4 ; Speech Class President '49; Marshal '47-'49. BARBARA DUTTON Euphosynean. '47-'49. Treasurer 48 D. O Club '49-'50; S R Stamp Typist '50. ; French Club '47-'50: Salesman 4G; Mirror JO ANN EDGEWORTH MORRIS BRYANT EDMONDS, Owen ’48-'50, Critic 50; Ushers 49-'50; S dent 49. “Butch” R. Vice Prcsi- SENIORS JO ELLEN EDWARDS MILDRED EDWARDS. “Millie” Auditorium Committee '49; Thespians '50: Promethean •47-50. President 50; Red Cross '49; S. R. Vice President ■47. '48. Secretary 49. '50. Mirror Agent 8. Stamp Salesman 47; English Class Secretary '47; Club Stunts 47- 49; Marshal 48. PATRICIA MORROW EDWARDS, “Pat” Orientation Committee ’50; Vestnlla '48-'50: Jr. Red Cross 47- 50. Treasurer 49. Corresponding Secretary 49. Thespians ’50; Marshal ‘47. CHARLES ELLIS Choir '50; S. R Secretary ’48; R. O. T. C. Corporal '48; Staff Sargcant '48. JACK ARNOLD FARLEY VIRGINIA ELBERTA FLEMING MARY FRANCES FORBES national Honor Society '49. Secretary '50; C3io ’4V80. Treasurer 49. Social Chairman 50; Writers Workshop •48- 49; French Club '49-50. President 80: J P .® •50 Mirror Board '49; S. R Council Member 49. Marshal '47-'48. HARDIE BRADEN FORD. “Cowboy” Athletic Committee '50; Yancey 49-'50. Parbamc rian '50- Ushers '49-‘50: S. R. Vice President 49. President ’49; History Class President '47. 48. '49. JEAN FOSTER Science Club 46; Clio '48-'50; Spanish Club 49-'50. Critic •49; Jr. Y-Teens '46-'47; Sr. Y-Teens '47; S. R. Vice President '47. Stamp Salesman 50; Marshal 49- 50. RUTH CLAIRE FOSTER Orientation Committee Chairman 49; Clubs Committee ’50; Thespians ’48-'50. Vice President 49. Star 50. Pierian ’47-'50 Critic ‘48. Historian ‘48. Stunts ‘47-’49. Recording Secretary '49. President '49; WrUcrs Club _48-’49, Treasurer 48. President '49; Freshmen Girls Club Secretary 48. S. R Mirror Agent '47. P T. A Chairman 48; Piresident History Class '48; Vice President Speech Class 48- 49. Spnaish Class Vice President '50; English Class Vice President ‘50; May Day Court '49; Senior Play 50. SENIORS r ixmvicj aPu£ ' 9: Mi. R' Counc,, Member 46. Stamp Salesman 47. Safety Chairman 49. MARIAN TELEETE FRAWLEY JACKIE FRIDAY Llbrary C‘Ub '47''48: S' R S“- P MARY KATE FULTON Euphrosynean ’47-'19; Spanish Club ’49-'50. Vice President £?• s Stamp Salesman ’46. Secretary 50; English Tvmt S re wry k i Slr,s C,cc C,ub '■ 8: Choir 4n: Mirror Typist 50; Marshal 47. ROBERT CARLTON GARRISON. JR. Auditorium Committee 49; Orientation Committee ’50: Thespians 50; Owen '48-'50; President 49. Ji Science CJub 1C; Sr. Science Club ’47; Projection Club 47- 48: o R: resident 49. Vice President ’49; Marshal '47; Boys Oratorlcals ’49; Senior Play '50. DOROTHY SUE GAST. “Dot Oamrosch 47. Parliamentarian 47; C. L. C. 47-'50- D O rinnoi?fvr50: Vo?c1 PrcS‘dont '46. Secretary ' -4C- 50. Council Member 48; Biology Class President ’47; Marshal Typi Vo,,eybaM' Softball. Basketball; Mirror BRUCE GAYLOR, “Elephant” .5P°rJ? ?,u£ ‘.47-'50: s- R President 47-’50, 47,k Bwtfwttwll '50; Track -46-’47; Football sluil ig Let,er Most Valuable Player 50; Mar- RICHARD GEORGE. “Dickey” Hilliard. President '50. Secretary. Vice President '49; S «• ??,F ary 5°. Stamp Salesman 48; H. O. T. C. Sgt. 48- 50. JfcAN MULTON GIBBONS ,eitKa.0m?.Ulf€. 4?i0Choairman A“dRorium Committee 5° Debate Club 47-48; Spanish Club '48; Clio '47-'50; Hon?o««n� nf .de ‘o' Sec:c,ary 47- '’8: Freshman Girls Representative 48. P. T. A. Representative 49-'50; Speech Class .Yjoo President 47-’48; Orchestra '46-'50. Vice Presi-SL,4.6- Secretary '47-'48. .Social Chairman '48. All-City Orchestra 47- 48; Band 49- 50; Boys Choir Pianist '49-'50; g Ta C Ra d |P°.nsoL ’ � � -'50; National Anthology of pi ns '50; Semo?%ia C50 r AWard '49: NaUonnI ™es- DOROTHY EVELYN GIBBS. “Dot” St S°M?Maon ’47'‘50' Parliamentarian '48-'49; S. R. Secretary 47- 48; Mirror Typist '50. SENIORS BILLY GENE GILBREATH. “Colonel” GAYNELLE GILLESPIE Clio ’47-’50. JOE DAVIS GLADNEY D. O. Club MO-'SO: Glee Club 47: Choir '47; S. R. Stamp Salesman 47- 49, Treasurer '50; R. O. T. C. Band '48-’49; Marshal ‘49. CHARLES GLASCOCK. “Chas Hilliard 49- 50. Secretary 49-,50: S. R. Secretary 47. President '47. Vice President ‘48. ANN GLASSCOCK Auditorium Committee '49; Clubs Committee 49; Election Committee '48. Safety Council ’48-50. Vice President '49. President r 0; Euphosynean '47-'50. President 48- 49. Parliamentarian '49. Club Stunts 48: S. R. Vice President '47. Council Member '48. English Class President 48; Biology Class President ’49. Secretary '50; History Secretary '50. BILLY JACK GOODWIN. “Doe-Doe. Sr.” Sports Club 46- 49, D. O Club ’50; Aero Club ’47. President 47; S. R. Council Member ‘47-SO. Stamp Salesman •48. Mirror Agent ’46; Football ’49. Track 47--48. JOICE GOODSEL GREEN. JR.. “J. G ” RICHARD MASON GREGG MARGARET GRAYSON Art Club 49-'50. Vice President ’50; French Club 49- 50. Historian 49; Mirror Board ’49; Marshal '49; Transferred from Gulf Park ’48. JOHN HARVEY HALE Sr. Hi-Y 47- 50. Secretary ’47. President 48-’49: Marshal •47; Representative at First Alabama Youth Legislation '49; “B Team Football '47; Intramural Basketball 47: Track 48. SENIORS LYLIE ELIZABETH HAMNER, Betty CUo 47-'50, Secretary '48-’50. Parliamentarian '49. Project Committee ‘49: Stunt Committee 49; Campaign Committee '49: Thespians ’49-'50; S. R. Mirror Agent '48. P. T. A Representative '49. Secretary '47. Council Member '50; History Class President '48. ALICE MARIE HARRIS EMMETTE ALLAN HATFIELD. Hat” S. R. Secretary '48. Council Member '48. '49. Vice President '50: Vocal Club '50. HOWARD HAWKINS. “Hawk” Hilliard '46-'49. Secretary '49. President '49; S. R. Vice President '46. President '48. Vice President '19. Secretary '48: English Class President 47. Vice President '49; Br' Football '48-'49. Letter 46. CHRISTOPHER JOHN HAYES. JR. ROY M. HAYES, Nigger” GRACE HAYES. Dimples” S. R. Vice President 47. Stamp Salesman '46. Secretary '46. WALLACE HEATON. Mac” Gorgas '48-'50, President '4£-'50, Treasurer '49. Corresponding Secretary '50; S. R. Secretary '47-'49. Stamp Salesman '48. Mirror Agent '48: F.nglish Class President '48; Choir '50. SUE HEIDMAN Damrosch 49; Choir '47-'49; Music Revue '49: H. M. S. Pinafore '48. KAYE HENDERSON Senior Class President '50; Athletic Committee Chairman 49-'50: Publicity and Publications Committee Chairman 50: Yancey '48-'50, President '49-'50; Ushers '48-'50. Head Usher '49-'50: Debate Club 47-’48. Secretary-Treasurer '48. State Debate Team '48; S. R. Vice President '50. Stamp Salesman 49. Mirror Agent '48; Marshal 47: R. O. T. C. Sargeant '49; Rifle Squad '48; Stage Crew '47- 50: Thespians '49-'50: Secretary English Class '50: Club Stunts '48. SENIORS BILLIE JOE HENDRIX, “Bill” Charter Member Sigma Alpha Hi-Y '47-'48. Vice President •47. President '48; Phillips Senior Hl-Y '49-’50, Vice President '49. President '50; Debate Club ’48; Glee Club 47; Ushers '49-'50: S. R Vice President 47. Stamp Salesman '48-‘49. Red Cross Representative '47-’48. President 50; English Class Secretary ’47; Biology Class President '49; Marshal 48; R O. T. C. Neatest Cadet—First Place '48. S Sgt '48. Sgt 1st Class 49. 1st Lt. 49; Youth Legislature Representative ’49-'50. Chairman Judiciary Committee 49. nonorauic mcuuuii vinjiunu...,. Representatives '49. Third District Gubernatorial Candidate '50; President Birmingham Area Hi-Y Council 49; Honorable Mention for Outstanding Statesman. House of m — d District -------------- lingham A President Alabama Area Hi-Y 49. PEGGY JOYCE HENDRIX Senior Who's Who '50; Clubs Committee '48. G. L. C. '48-'50: Astrea '47; Vestalia '48-'50. President '50; S. R President '50; Economics Class Vice President '50; R. O. T. C. Sponsor '49. HILDA JEAN HENSON Euphrosyncan '47-'49. President 48-'49. Secretary '48; Spanish Club '48-'50. President '48; S. R. Stamp Salesman '48. Mirror Agent '47. Red Cross Representative '47; English Class President '47. Treasurer '48. BEVERLEY HICKMAN. “Bev” Pen and Brush Club 46-'50. Vice President '47; Art Club '46-’50. President '48. Secretary '49: Thalia '49. Vice President '50; S. R. President '46. Mirror Agent 47; Marshal '49. RONALD LEON HIGGINS. “Chips” Hi-Y '46-'47; Glee Club '48-'49. ROBERT MADISON HIGHT, JR., “Bob” Gorgas '48-'50. Vice President '49; Jr. Red Cross '49: S. R Mirror Agent '49. GWENDOLYN MARIE HOLMES “Gwen” G. L C. ’46-'50; D. O. Club 49-'50; S. R. Council Member '46. Secretary '47; English Class Secretary '50; Marshal '47; Mirror Typist '50; Cheerleader '49. JEAN ANNE HOLMES. “Sarah” Promethean '46-'50; S. R. Secretary '47-'48. Mirror Agent '48. Paper Chairman '49; Harmony Class Secretary 47. JULIOUS BILLY HUFFSTUTLER, “Bill” S. R. Council Member 50. Mirror Agent '47. '49; Biology Class President '47. STEPHEN TURNER HUFFSTUTLER. Huff” Jr. Red Cross '46- 49. Vice President '48. President '48; Sports Club '48-'49; Ushers '49-’50; S. R. Mirror Agent '50. Vice President '47; Marshal 47-'49; Football '47-'49. Letter 49; Track ’49: Baseball Manager ’50; R. O. T. C S Sgt. '48. T-Sgt. '48. 1st Lt. 49. Captain '49. SENIORS WILLIAM PENFIELD IVEY, “Pen” National Honor Society '49-'50, Treasurer 50; Scholarship Committee 45); Owen ’47-'50. Recording Secretary ‘48, Corresponding Secretary '49. President '50; Ushers 49-50. Associate Head Usher '50; Thespians '48- 50, Star Thespian '49; Disc and Diamond ’48-'49; S. R. Mirror Agent '47-’49; Mirror Board '48; Marshal '47-50: R. O. T. C. , 47- 50. Corporal '48. S Sgt '49. Capt. 49. Lt. Col. Reg.mental Staff 50; Senior Play Make-Up Committee ’49: Senior Play '50: WAPI Student Sound Technician '49. MARY KATHRYN JOHNSON SARAH KATHERINE JOHNSON, Kitten D. O. O-SO; Library Club '47-’49. Secretary '47-’48. Parliamentarian 49; S. R. Vice President 49. Council Member '47. Stamp Salesman '48; Mirror Tvpist '50: Speech Class Vice President '48; Marshal '47. SUE JOHNSON Astraca '47-'50. Vice President '49. President '50; G. L. C. '47-'50. Vice President '50; S. R. Mirror Agent '47-'48. Stamp Salesman '47. Safety Chairman '50: Marshal 47-'48: Cheerleader '4B-'49; Basketball 147-'49. All Star '49; Speedball '48- 49; Soccer '46-'47; Volleyball A0-‘A9: May Festival '48. JAMES PHILLIP JOHNSTON. JR., Bull Curry 40-'47; Hilliard '49-'50; Choir ’47-'49; S. R. Mirror Agent '46. President 49; R O. T. C., Staff Sgt '48. Tech Sgt. ’49. ROY SOUTH JONES, JR., Bud Hilliard '46-'48. Secretary '47; S. R. President 48. Secretary '47: Mirror Circulation Staff '48-'50; English Class President '46; History Class President '47. '49; Marshal 48; Sgt. R. O. T. C. '49; Basketball '46; Track '49-‘50. MARIE ELIZABETH KILLIAN. Betty Euphrosyncan '46-50. Secretary '47; S. R. Secretary '48-'49. Stamp Salesman '4B-’50. P T A Representative 49; English Class Secretary '49. Vice President 47; Euphrosynean Who's Who '49. FRANCIS MARION KIRBY. Frank 9; S 000 1 Associate '50; National Honor Society. 49-50; Ushers ‘49- 50; Curry '50. Treasurer '49. Vice President 49. President '50; S. R. Vice President '47, Mirror Agent 48. Secretary '49; Chemistry Lab. Leader '48-'49; B” Team .I?nnls ,,,8: Varsity Tennis '49-'50; 2nd Lt. R. O T. C. 49. JAMES MARSHALL KIRCHLER, “Jim-Smiley French Club '47-’48. Secretary '47-'48; Spanish Club '48-49; Future Teachers of America '48-'49; Sports Club 48-'49; S R. Council Member ’49; Junior-Senior Prom Committee '49; All Western Indiana Conference Baseball Tmm MO GEORGE FREDERICK KIRCHOFF, Fish SENIORS DON KIRKPATRICK, “Red” Club '50; Choir '50; Band Letter 49-'50: R. O. Drilled Squad '49. Sgt R. O. T. C.; R. O. T. C. Band '50 KAREN DOLORES KLASSEN. “Kay” National Honor Society '49-'50. Treasurer '49; Thespians '48-'50; Clio '47- 50. Vice President '47. Treasurer 48, President 50; Writers' Club '49-'50. Secretary '49, Vice President '50; Jr. Red Cross 47-'48; S. R. Secretary 46. 47. Red Cross Representative '48. Mirror Agent 48. 49; English Class Secretary '47; History Class Secretary 49: Freshman Girls Club President 46; Junior Choir 47; Club Stunt 47. 48. 49: First Place Civic Club Talent Contest Winner (Phillips) '48; Scholastic Gold Key (Regional) and Commendation (National) 47: First Place Winner in Home Essay Contest 49; Alternate (or Citizenship Tour '49; Best Thespian '49; Senior Play 47. '50. Projection T. C. Best DONALD EUGENE KNIGHT ROSE MARIE KNIGHTEN, “Frosty” S R. Secretary '46. Vice President 47. Red Cross Representative '48.' Mirror Agent 49- 50; Mirror Typist 50. SID KRESSES S. R. Mirror Agent 47, Vice President '47 48; Council Member '49; Biology Class President '48; Football 47; Basketball 46; Track 47; Varsity Tennis 48. 49. 50. DOROTHY KURTZ, “Mickey” D. O. Club 49- 50. JAN MOSELEY LANGFORD Senior Science Club 47- 50. Vice President '49; Band '48-’50; Orchestra 48-'50; R. O. T C. Band 48-'50. Sgt. 49; Mirror Business Staff 48-'50. THOMAS PAUL LANGLEY. JR. WANDA LANTHORN, “Tuffie” Y-Teens 46- 48. Secretary 47; D. O. Club 49-'50; Session Room Secretary 46; P. T. A. Representative 49; English Class President 50; Marshal 47. Mirror Typist 50. MARY ANN LANTRIP. “Manan” D. O. Club 49; S. R. Stamp Salesman 46. 47. '48; Marshal 48. SENIORS JAMES CARROLL LAWRENCE WILLIAM LAWSON MARTHA ETHEL LEA Scholarship Committee G. O. '4� -a50; Newcomers Club 47; Writers Workshop '47-’48: Thespians ’49-’50. Star 49. Star 50, Clio '47-'50. Chaplain ’50; Debate Club '48-50, I) cl lnnt 'CA D___ O______ ___ M President 50. Recording Secretary 49. Corresponding Secretary '50; Promoters of Good Will and Understanding 4? 501 and Brush Club ’49- 50. Corresponding Sec- rctarv DO! S. R. Rf ri Pros Rfnrpvnnfnht A M7 r?iar£ 50• s- R- Red Cross Representative 47, Chaplain rSc.crc.t,ar£ 27j Speech Class Reporter '49; Marshal 49. Inter-High School Debates -49-'50. Tour Manager 49. Club Stunts 47- 50.; January Senior Play ’48; Make-Up Committee ••Pinafore;’ Student Director Red Cross Program '48; Campaign Manager 50; Scholastic Writing Award 48; Winner City Wide Poster Contest 49; Senior Play ’50. ALICE LEE LEDBETTER CJto ’47-’48: Y-Teens 47; Science Club ’49-’50. Critic '50; Writers Club '47-’50, Secretary ‘50; Debate Club '49-’50: Thespians ‘50; Red Cross ’47; Sophomore Mirror Board 47; Mirror Board ‘48-a49; Feature Editor '49; S. R. Vice ,48 ,M,rrar A cnt ’4?: Science Class Secretary 48: Biology Class President ’47. MARY ELIZABETH LEE. “Betty” Transferred from New Orleans ’49; Promethean '49-,50; Spanish Club 49-,50; S. R. Secretary ‘49; Vocal Class Accompanist 49. ELIZABETH JUNE LEFOY. June Bug” Y:Jee s ’45: Sr Y-Teens 46. Year Book Committee «■ 4«- Program Committee ‘47. Music Chairman 48. Publicity Committee ’47. ’48; S. R. Safety Chairman ’46: ■ Typist ’48. Mirror SHIRLEY GERALDINE LEFOY, Gerry” French Cub 48; S R. Stamp Salesman 4G; English Class E£esl!?ontc 47 H??i°.ry 01085 Vlce President ’49; Marshal •aV i8: 47 48« Speedbnll 48; Softball 48; Letter 4o; Band 47- 48. ELEANOR ROSAMOND LEWIS. Nanna” Y-Teens 47; D. O. 49-’50: Glee Club ’47; Session Room President ’50. Council Member 47; Mirror Typist 50. BASIL LEPP Law and Order Committee O-’SO. Chairman '49; R. O T C 6 J4?'..9ad 1 Corporal 49. Most Outstanding First Year Cadet 46. Cadet Sergeant '49-'50: Marshal ’48-'50 WILLIAM DILLON LINDSAY. JR. SENIORS JOSEPH SIGBERT LOTHER, JR. “Joe” Stamp Club '48- 49, Treasurer '49; S. R. President ’46. Mirror Agent 47. Stamp Salesman '48. Paper Chairman '48. Safety Chairman '47; English Class President ’49. Vice President '49: Marshal '48; Basketball '46. JOE PALMER LUNA D O. Club '50: S. R. Council Member '47. Mirror Agent 49: Science Class President '46; Marshal '47. ANN MADONIA S R. Secretary '46. '47. Council Member '48. Vice President 50. President 48; History Class President ’49; Gym Class Captain ’46; Drum Majorette '47- 49; R O. T. C. Sponsor '49; Mirror Typist '50. RUTH B. MALLETTE National Honor Society 49; Scholarship Committee Chairman '50; Promethean 47-'50. President '49; TTiespians 48-'50 Vice President '50; Promoters of Goodwill and Understanding ’49-'50. Secretary '50; S. R. President 48. Secretary 48. ’50; Marshal 47-’49. JANE RICHARDSON MANNING Stage Decoration Committee '48; Clubs Committee '49u'50; Promethean '47-'50; Pen and Brush 50; S. R. P. T. .A. Representative '49-'50; Biology Class President 47; Scholastic Art Award '48. GERTIE RUTH MARCUS Y-Teens '48; S. R. Vice President '47. '49. Secretary '50. Mirror Agent '47; Cheerleader '49; Marshal '47. RAY MARLOWE MARY RUTH MARTIN, “Martin” Senior Who's Who '50; Jr. Y-Tecns 47. Vice President •48 President 48; G. L. C. '48-'50. Vice President 49; S. R. Mirror Agent '50. Stamp Salesman '48. President 49; Cheerleader '48-'50; Basketball '48-'50, Speedball 49. Soft-ball '46-'50. Soccer '47. Gym Captain '50. SARAH DUNDAS MAYNORD, “Dee” Orientation Committee 49; Clubs Committee '50: Pierian ■48-'50. Critic '49. Vice President '49; French Club 48; Thespians 49-'50; Debate Club '50; S. R. President 46. Vice President '47. Council Member '49; Campaign Manager '49; History Class President '49; Oratorical '47; Student Director Senior Play '50. WILLIAM THOMAS McANALLY, “Bill” S. R. President '46 Paper Chairman '46. Vice President •47. Stamp Salesman '48. Red Cross Representative 50; Marshal '48-'49. SENIORS GERALDINE McCLELLAN ROBERT CLIFTON McCULLEY, “ ‘Lil’ Abner” D. O. Club 48-'50; S R. Mirror Agent 48. RICHARD DEAN McCULLOCH, ‘‘Dickey Bird” Yancey ’48-'50. Vice President 46. President '47; S. R. Council Member '50. JERRY D. McCURRY. ‘‘Jelly” Curry '47- 49. Parliamentarian '49. Stunt Committee '49: D. O. Club '49; S. R. Vice President '18. Stamp Salesman '46; Football '46-'48. BARBARA DEAN McDANIEL MARIAN FRANCES McELROY, “Mac” National Honor Society '49. 50; Senior Who's Who; Quill and Scroll '49. '50; Publicity and Publications Committee '49; Pierian '47- 50. Social Chairman ’48. Parliamentarian 48. '49. Recording Secretary 49. President 50; S. R. President '48. Secretary 48. Council Member 47. '50; Mirror Board '48-’50, Associate Editor '49. Editor-in-Chief '49; Annual Board 50; English Class President '47. ’48; History Class President '49; Economics Class Secretary '50; Speech Class Vice President '50; Club Stunts '47-'50: Scholastic Awards '48-'49; Quill and Scroll State Award '49; Hi-Cub Reporter Birmingham News) '50. WILLIAM McGREGOR. “Bill” Owen '49: S. R. Secretary '47; R. O. T. C. 1st Set. Lt. '50. Best Drilled Squad '49. '49. MARTHA ANN McKEAND Vestalia '48-'50. President '49; S. R. Chaplain '49. Mirror Agent 50; Marshal '47-'48; Club Stunts '49. GEORGE DONALD MEADOWS NORMA JEANE MEYER S. R. Mirror Agent '48. Annual Typist '50. SENIORS JERRY MIKLIC CHARLES WILLIAM MILLICAN, “Hambone” S. R. Council Member 46. 48. President 48 Mirror Agent •47; Marshal ’47, '49; Baseball Manager 47. 48. Letter 47. '48. Baseball ’50. Letter. CHARLES RICHARD MILLS. “Rusty” Owen 48-'50. Custodian '49; Thespians '50; Library Assistant '48; Mirror Advertising Staff 48- 49; S. R. Red Cross Representative '50; Marshal '46-'47; Senior Play oO. DORIS JEAN MITCHELL Vestalio 49-'5Q; S. R. Chaplain 49; Marshal '48- 50. FRANCES CAROLYN MITCHELL. “Frankie” National Honor Society '49-'50. Vice President '50; Senior Class Poet '50; Clio '49-50. Treasurer 50; Science Club '46 G L C. 47-'48, Vice President '48; Writers' Workshop '49-'50. Treasurer '49. President '48; S. R. Vice President •49. Stamp Salesman '47. Vice President '46; History Class President '49. JERRY MALONE MITCHELL MARY KATHRYN MITCHELL Euphrosynean 47-'50; S. R. P. T. A. Chairman '48-'50: Marshal '48. NEIL EUGENE MONTGOMERY, “Gene” Spanish Club '48; Writers Club '48-'49. Vice President '49; S R President '46- 47. Vice President '48. Stamp Salesman '49; Tennis '48-'49. GERALD WILLIAM MOORE, “Square” Gorgas '50. Secretary '50; Sports Club '47-'49; S. R. Mirror Agent '49; Football 47-49. MARGARET ANN MORGAN Y-Teons 46: G. L. C. '46-'49; S. R. President 47 Secretary '49. Stamp Salesman 47. Mirror Agent 47; Cheerleader 47-'48. SENIORS BETTY JO MORRIS Promethean '47-50; S. R Mirror Agent 47. Secretary 46. President '49. Council Member '50; Marshal '48. JEFFIE BOYD MOTHERSHED. ••Jeff” Jr. Y-Teens 46-’48. Lay Member '47; Sr. Y-Tcons 48- 50. Chaplain 49; Thespians 49; S. R. P T. A. Representative 49. Mirror Agent 48- 49; Marshal 47-,49. CHANDLER R. MURTON Curry ,47-,50. Parliamentarian 49. Vice President ’50; S. R. Stamp Salesman 47. 49; R. O. T. C Sgt. ’49. DENNIS JOY MURPHY Publicity and Publication Committee '50; Thespians ’50; Pierian ,47-,50. Social Chairman 49. Treasurer '50; S. R Secretary 47. Stamp Salesman 48. 49; Historv Class President 49. Secretary 50; Club Stunts 47. 48. PATRICIA GAY MURPHY Orientation Committee 49; Publicity and Publications Committee 50; Thespians 50: Pierian 47- 50. Critic 49. Recording Secretary '50; S. R Mirror Agent 46. Council Member 49; History Class President 49. 50; Club Stunts 47- 48. JAMES WILLIAM MYRICK TOMMIE SUE NARAMORE. “Blondie Library Club 47- 48; D. O. Club 48- 50; S. R. Sportsmanship Chairman 47. Secretary 46. Vice President 47. Stomp Salesman 46. 47. President 48. Mirror Agent 46; Marshal 47. MARY CECILIA NERO, “Baby” Y-Teens 47; S. R. Stamp Salesman 46. 47. 47; Vice President 48; Clothing Class Vice President 48. Marshal 50; Majorette 47- 49. ELIZABETH ANN NIGHSWONGER, “Mouse” Promethean 46- 50; Thespians 49- 50; Mirror Board 49- 50; Science Club President 46; S. R. Red Cross Rcp-resentaUve 49- 50, Stamp Salesman 46- 471 Vice President 50. Treasurer 49; Biology Class Treasurer 50; Club Stunts 48- 49; Senior Play 50; International Friendship Committee 49-'50; Library Assistant 47. BOB NORRED Sports Club 48-50; Football 46- 49; Basketball Track 47- 48; Baseball 49- 50. 46- 50; SENIORS GORDON EARL ORR D. O. Club '48- 50. Treasurer '50; S. R. Secretary '49. Council Member '48; Marshal '46-'47. JAMES EVERETT OSBORNE, JR., “Big Jim Hi-Y ’47-'48; S. R. Safety Chairman ’48. DONNA MARLENE PACK, “Yankee” Transferred from Zion-Benlon-Township High School. Zion. Illinois. January '49 Clio •49; Writers Club '49; S. R-R,ed Cross Repre tative 49 Vice President '50; Marshal '49; Band 49- 50, Girls Oratoricals '50. AGATHA CLARK PEEPLES. Aggie” Scholarship Committee 47: Promoters. of GoodwiflI am! Understanding '48; Safety Council 49. JO- aSb Treasurer '49; Club Stunts '47-49; Freshman Girls Cluo Vice President '46: French Club '49-'50; Thespians 49- 50. S. R. Council Member '47-'48 Mirror Agent 46. Stamp Salesman '49. Red Cross Representative 48. Head Marshal '47-'48. JOYCE D. POSEY, “Posse” Orientation Committee 48; Pierian '47-'50 Corresponding Secretary '50. Club Stunts '48-‘50; French Club 48- 49. S R. Vice President 47. Mirror Agent 48- 49. P. T. A. Representative '49. JOANNE POWELL. “Miss Priss” Clubs Committee Chairman 49; Orientation Committitt •50; Clio '47 '50. Chaplain '49. Vice President 50; Jr Red Cross '49-'50: Thespians '48-'50. Secretary 50. S R Council Member '48. '49. 48. President 50. P. T. A. Representative '49. Treasurer ' English Class Pro 1 ” '50; History Class Secretary 49. Vice President 49. Prompter Senior Play '50. WILLIAM PRICE Curry '49-'50; Marshal '47; Track '49. ROBERT PUGH Senior Class Artist; Ushers Club '48-'50; Art Club 50; Junior Science Club '46; Pen and Brush Club 47. Football '48-'49, Varsity 48-'49. BETTY FAY QUEEN S. R. Sportsmanship Chairman '49. Mirror Agent 47. Stamp Salesman 46. P. T. A. ;47S'49 Relations Class Secretary 49; Clothing Exhibits 47- 49. WALTON JONES QUINBY SENIORS JO ANN RAMSDEN Y-Teens '48-'47; G. L. C. 47-'50; D. O. Club 49-‘50. HAZEL RANSOM D. O. Club 49-'50; S. R. Secretary 50. MORRIS ALVIN REYNOLDS, “Bugs’' Writers Club ’50; S. R. Mirror Agent 47. Red Cross Representative 49: Marshal '49. JOHN LEX RICHARDS. “Baggus” D. O. Club '50. ED RIDER RODERICK EUGENE RIDER. .“Gene” P Club '49-50, Delegate State D. .O Convention '49; S. R. President ’49. Council Member '48. 49; Speech Class President '49. JERRY RIORDAN Publicity and Publications Committee '50: Owen '50: S R. Stomp Salesman '50. Thalia '49-'50. sistant RITA RENEE RIVAS. “Reetz” ’48-'50. Vice President '49. President '50: F. T. A. Secretory '49; Spanish Club '49-'50; Library As-49-'50; S. R. Mirror Agent '50; Marshal 48-'49. LARRY ROBERTS. “Abe” Hi-Y ’48- 49; S. R. Vice President 47. Mirror Agent '50. F°unc?JLMember ’49; Biology Class President '48. Secretary 48. WALTER SCOTT ROBERTS. “Corkey”” D. o. Club '49; S. R. President '49. SENIORS WILLIAM A. ROBINSON D. O. Club 49-'50; S. R. President ’49. Treasurer 47. CHARLES EDWARD ROGERS. “Chas Ed” Entered Phillips 48 from St. Bernard H. S.: Ushers '49-•50; National Honor Society 49-'50; S. R. President 49; French Club ‘49. CLEON LOUIS ROGERS. “Spider” Ushers 49-'50: S. R. President ’48- 50. Council Member •49 History Class Vice President ‘48; Basketball ‘47-'50; Track 48. DON LUTHER ROGERS, “Big Don” Ushers '48-'50: Hi-Y 46- 47. Treasurer 47; Sports Club ‘48-”49. Treasurer '49; S. R. Vice President ’47. Mirror Agent 48. '49; Marshal -47-'48-'49; B” Football ’47. B Letter ’47; Varsity Football '48-49. Varsity Letter 49; Track ’48-'49; B Basketball ’47; Basketball 48- 49. ANTHONY PAUL ROSS Projection Club ‘49; S. R. Paper Chairman 47. Stamp Salesman '47. Vice President '50; Basketball 46. ANNE BOYCE ROUNTREE. “Annie B ” Science Club 46; Glee Club '47; Clio '48-'50. Critic ’49. Secretary '50; French Club '49- 50. President 49; Choir •48- 50; Madnlgal Club 50: S. R. P. T. A. Representative 48. '49. Stamp Salesman ’47. Red Cross Representative •50: English Class Secretary '47; Basketball 46. Soccer •46: Club Stunts '49; H. M. S. Pinafore '48. HERMAN RUSSELL. “Jake” Hilliard '49-'50; S. R Council Member 46. ’47. '48 '50; Marshal 46. ANN SANDERS Damrosch '50; F. T. A. '50; S. R. Secretary '50. SIDNEY SCOTT. “Scotty” Ushers Club ’49-'50; Sports Club '4ft-'50; S. R. President. Room Chairman. Safety Chairman '47: English Class President '47; English Class Treasurer '49; Track 48-49. Letter '48-'49; Football '48-'49. Letter '48-'49. MARTY L. SELF Sigma Alpha Hi-Y 47-'49. Secretary '47. '48: Sr . Hi-Y '49-’50; S. R. President '49. Council Member 49. Mirror Agent '47. Safety Chairman '48; Marshal 47-'48. SENIORS CLAUDIA SELLERS, •‘Shorty” ? • V-Teens 46- 47; Sr. Y-Teens ' -'50, Social Chairman 49. Secretary 50; S. R. Safety Chairman 47. Secretary 46; English Class Vice President 48; History Class Secretary 47; Music Festival ’47; Marshal 47- 48. MARTHA JANE SHACKELFORD. “Mot” S. R. Secretary 46. Mirror Agent 47. Vice President ’47. Stamp Salesman ’48. President 49. 50; Majorette '47- 50. Head Majorette ’48- 50; Musical Revue '49; Band Vaudeville 47- 50; Mirror Typist 50. BEVERLY ANNE SHARITS LE JUNE SHAW Pierian '46- 49. Corresponding Secretary 49; S. R. Prcsl dent ’46. '48; Civics Class Vice President ’46; English Class President ’46: Spanish Class President 46; Economics Class President 47; Marshal 47. 48. BETTY ROSE SHORES. “Blondie” Mnemosynean 49; S. R. P. T. A. Representative 47. Vice President 50. BETTY ROSE SHOUSE BETTYE JEAN SILLS. “Bubbles” Ro£kC1llb Ubrarv.Club 48- 49; Library Assistant ® w9L Lr,- ReJ? Cross ’, 7: s R Council Member 49; English Class Secretary 47; Marshal 48. 50 JOAN SILVER Choir 47- 49; S. R. President 47, 49, Stamp Snlesman 48. Mirror Agent 48. HAROLD SIMS Curry 50; Marshal 48. AJLVIN SLAUGHTER National Honor Society 49; Ushers 49-50. Secretary '50; mo inP?.CSident� 46 Stan?P Salesman 47. Mirror Agent 48. 50. Council Member 47; Basketball 46- 47; Track 48. SENIORS DONNA MAYE SMITH DOROTHY MARIE SMITH, “Dot” Art Club '48-’50. Chaplain 48. Brush '49- 50. Treasurer 50; Club 49; Musical Review '49. Secretary ’ Choir '49-50 ’50 ; Pen and Girls Glee GAINES LAMAR SMITH GERRY DEAN SMITH Athletic Committee 50; Sports.Loving Club 50: Bookstore •47-50. Chairman 48 '49; G. L. C. '47-'50. Vice President 49. President '50; Jr. Science Club 47; S. R. Stmtary '46: Gym Captain '50: Soccer '46-‘47. Speedball 48-49 Vollcvbal! ‘46-'49. Basketball ’47-’50. Softball 47- Lcttcr ’47, ’ 487 '50. State Letter '47. '49. Typist '50. CSII IV- TW 50; School '50; Mirror MYRTLE MAXINE SMITH. “Myrt” Mirror Typist '50. Vice President English Class '50. Secretary C. A Class '47; D. O. Club '49-'50; S. R. Vice President '50. Red Cross Representative '47-'50. RICHARD SMITH Hi-Y '47-'50; Tennis 47-'48. SHIRLEY AUGUSTA SMITH Transferred from Mississippi ‘48. NANCY SPARKS. “Nan” Girls' Letter Club '48. Secretary '48; Newcomers Club '49; Astrea '49-'50: French Club %50; S. R. Secretory 47; Library Assistant '47. WILSON STEELMAN. “Wissie” Jr. Science Club '45; Football '45: Marshal '46; Basketball 46; D. O. Club '47; Poetry Award '48 VELMA ELIZABETH STUART. “Chickie” Clubs Committee '50; Jr. Y-Teens '48; Sr. Y-Toens '48-'50. Chaplain '49. Vice President '49. President '50; French to, ” _ -T ' . Club ' 'SO; S. R. Stamp Salesman 46. ‘50. Mirror Agent '48. Red Cross Representative 48; English Class Secretary '47. Reporter '48; Marshal '47; D. A. R. Good Citizenship Girl '50; Band '47-'50. Letter 48; Gym Class Lt. '47. '48; Basketball '46; Volleyball '47-'48; Speedball '47; Softball '48, School Letter 48: State Letter '48. SENIORS BILLY JACK SUMNER. Bill” Senior Play 'SO; First Associate 49; Publicity and Publications Committee '48; Athletics Committee Chairman 50; Curry 46-’S0. Parliamentarian 47. Sergeant at Arms 47. President 49. Treasurer 50: Quill and Scroll 49; Disc and Diamond 47- 49; Thespians 50; R O. T .C. 46- 49. Staff S'Sgt. 47. 2nd Lt 48. Captain '49. Battalion Staff '49; S. R. Council Member 47. President 48-‘50: Vocal Class Leader '50; Marshal 47; Club Stunts 49: Mirror Board '48- 49. Sports Editor 48- 49; Annual Board '48. Sports Editor 48; Track '47. JEAN TAYLOR D. O. Club '49-'50: Mirror Typist '50. JOY ELOISE TINDALL Euphrosynean 47-'50. Publicity Chairman '49. President 50: French Club 48; Glee Club '48; Orchestra '46-'48; S. R. Council Member 50. President '47; Marshal '47. 50: Club Stunts '49 MARGARET ANN TRONCALLI, Shorty” S- R Mirror Agent '46. Stamp Salesman 47-'50. Secretary '47. '48: Mirror Typist '50. KYLE KINCAID VESS. Killer” Science Club '47-'49; Yancey '49. '50; S. R. President '47. Secretary ’48. Mirror Agent '48; Marshal 47; Band '40-'50. ELOISE WADSWORTH BILLY GENE WALKER LOUISE WEBB. Lulu” D O. Club '49-'50; G. L C. 47-’50; Agalia '49; S. R Secretary 50. President '47. Council Member '46. Stamp Salesman '48; Cheerleader '46- 49. MARY LYNN WESTBROOK Jr. Y-Teens 46; S. R. Secretary '46. 47; Clothing Class President 49 Secret ™ '49; Jr. Red Cross 49; Mirror Typist 50; May Day Festival '48. VIRGINIA WHEELER SENIORS CHARLES WHITTON, “Charlie” Jr. Red Cross 47- 48; Hilliard 49- 50; S. R. President 47. Mirror Agent 49; Marshal 47. MARY CHARLES WIGGINS. “Charlie” G. L. C. 48- 50. Secretary 49. Treasurer 50; Sr. Y-Tcens 48- 50. Treasurer 49. Vice President 50: S. R. Vice President 50; History Class Secretary 49; Soccer 47. Speedball 49; Volleyball 49. 50; Softball 48. 49; Basketball 48. 49; School Letter 48. 49; State Letter 48. CAROLINE DEAN WILLIAMS National Honor Society 49; Big Seven Committee 49. 50; Clio 48- 50. Parliamentarian 48. Treasurer 49. President •49; Promoters of Understanding and Goodwill 48- 49. President 49. Parliamentarian City-Wide Promoters 49; Thespians 48- 50. President 50; S. R. Mirror Agent 49. Council Member 49. 50; English Class President 49; Biology Class President 50; Marshal 48- 49; Girls Oratories is Cup 49. ROBERT LANDIS WILLIAMS. JR., “Bob” Orientation Committee 50; Ushers 49- 50. Head Usher 50: Owen 48- 50. Recording Secretary 50; Research Worker 49; S. R. Mirror Agent 50. President 48. Secretary '48. Safety Chairman 49; Marshal 49; R. O. T. C. Sgt. :49. CHARLES WILSON. “Gene” Sr. Science Club 47- 48; Curry 49- 50; S. R. Vice President 49. Stamp Salesman 48; Marshal 47; Band Activities 48- 50; R. O. T. C. Band Activities 47- 50. INA MAE WINGARD, “Shorty” National Honor Society 49; Jr. Y-Teens 47- 48; D O. Club 48- 50. D. O. Reporter; S. R Red Cross Representative 46. Treasurer 49. P T. A. Representative 49. Vice President 50; Marshal 47. HOWARD WISE. “Duck” Hilliard 47- 50; S. R, Mirror Agent 47. 50; Football 46-47. BETTY JO WREN Jr. Science Club 47; S. R. Mirror Agent 46; History Class Vice President 48; Economics Class Secretary 49: Band 46- 50. JOSEPHINE JOAN YORK BARBARA LOUISE YOUNG. “Bob-Buddy” D. O. Club 48- 50; Y-Teens 47- 48. SENIORS JOHN OLIVER YOUNG, “Jack” D. O. Club 49-‘50: S. R. Mirror Agent '49. Stamp Salesman '50, Council Member ‘48: English Class President 47; Football 47-'48; Basketball '47; Track '47; Math Class Vice President '47; Jr Red Cross '47. MARVIN PIERCE YOUNG, JR. Senior Who’s Who; President General Organization '50, Second Associate '49; Yancey '48-'50. President 50. Vice President '49; Ushers '48-'50; Thespians '49-'50; Jr. Science Club '47; S. R. President '47. '49. Secretary '46. Stamp Salesman '48. Red Cross Representative '47. '48; English Class President '47 '48. Treasurer '50; Historv Class President '48. Vice President '48; Speech Class President Marahal '48; R. O. T. C. Corporal '47. Sgt. '48: Basketball '47. '48; Tennis '47-'50; Letter '47. '49 R. O T. C. Band 47-'49; Orchestra '47-'50; Senior Play '50. GLENN ALLAN YOUNGBLOOD. “Crooner Athletic Committee '50; Ushers '48-'50; Yancey 49-'50-S. R. Vice President '47. '50; Choir. Vice President '48. President 49; “Gay Hnrmoneers Quartet '47-'49. “Faust'' '47. “Romeo and Juliet '48; Football '46-’47. JANE ZUBER E b,l£j.ty and Publications Committee '48; Quill and Scroll n ’47-'50, President '49; Phomethcan '47-'50. Publicity Chairman '48. '49. Parliamentarian '50; French Club 49-50; Writers Workshop '48. Secretary '48; Charter Member Promoters of Understanding and Goodwill '48-'50. £R ’ Publicity Chairman '49. Corresponding Secretary '50;' S. R. Secretary '49. Mirror Agent '47. '50. P. T. A. Representative '49. Marshal '47-'49; Birmingham Post Student S2r.r ind n! '49-2°; Senior Play '47. '50; Mirror Board 48- 50. Associate Editor '49; Annual Board '50. SIDNEY BRASWELL LUTHER ALEXANDER CHOAT. “Luke” Gorgas '46-'49. Secretary '48. Parliamentarian '48; S R Stamp Salesman '46; Marshal '46. '47-'49; May Festival '49. SAM TOMBRELLO. JR., Dillinger Sports Club 47-’49; S. R jCouncll Member 49; d£nt.’49: Sa e y Chairman Speech '49; 47- 49; Baseball '47-'49. ft English Football ALICE HARRIET BROUGHTON. “Al” c ’45-'49. Gym Lieutenant. Soccer '45. Soft Ball OTHER GRADUATES GRACE CURRIER Y-Tcens '49; Red Cross '49. HUBERT DANIEL DAILY, JR.. “Dan” HUhard '47-'50. Boys Oratoricals '47; Inter Club Debates 47; S. R President '46-'47, Vice President 49. Council Member 46. Paper Chairman '47. Stamp Salesman '46; English Class Librarian '48. Band '46-'50; Campaign '46-'48. CAROLYN HAWKINS SENIORS BIRDIE HAYNES. “Birdie” S. R. Secretary 48. Mirror Agent 50; Marshal '50; English Class Vice President 50. ROBERT HARRIS KENDRICK. “T. D ” Sports Club 46- 50. President 50; Ushers 48- 50; Captain Football 49; S. R. President 46. 47. 50. Vice President 48; Varsity Football 46- 50: Varsity Baseball 46- 49; B-Team Basketball 47! Varsity Basketball 48: Track 46: East-West Came '49: Southern Relays Football Shuttle. Third Place 48. First Place 49; Intramural Basketball •50; All-City Football. Second Team 47. PEARCE AUSTIN NELSON. “Gene” Ushers ,49- 50; Sports Club 48-’50; S. R. President 1 Stamp Salesman 48: Football ‘47- 49. Letter '49; '49-'50. 16. 48. Track RICHARD PARKER Sports Club '46-’50: Football 46-‘49. Letter 46- 49: Track 48-‘50; S. R. President 47. Vice President 49. Stamp Salesman '48. CLARENCE MARION ROBINSON, JR. D. O. Club 49-'50; Hi-Y Club 46- 47. Chaplain 49; S. R. President 47. Vice President 49. Stamp Salesman 47; Historv Class President 47; Glee Club 47; Marshal 47; Cheerleader ‘47. LINDSEY SWANSON ROGERS. JR. Transferred from St. Bernard ‘48; French Club '49- 50; Jr. Red Cross ‘49; S. R. Safety Chairman 50. WILLIAM FRANKLIN SHERRIL, “Buddy” Hilliard 47- 48; Spanish Club 49. President 50; S. R. Stamp Salesman 47. Council Member 49. Mirror Agent 48. ROBERT STORES. “Stogie” Ushers 49-‘50; S. R. President 47. Stamp Salesman 48. Mirror Agent 48; History Class President ‘48; Biology Class President 47; Basketball 46. RONALD THOMPSON Choir 49. RAYMOND THORNBURG. “Thomey” D. O. Club 49-’50; S. R. President 47. ‘49. ‘50. Vice President ‘46. 48. Stamp Salesman 46. 49. Mirror Agent 49; Baseball Letter ‘47. ‘48. NICKEY VELOTAS Being Of Sound Mind We. the graduating seniors of May, 1950, being of decidedly unsound mind (due to the influence exerted upon us our past four years) and extremely sound bodies (developed by the hardships endured) hereby declare this our last will and testament. Alvin Slaughter leaves his ability to get along with Miss Garrett to the next who needs it. Richard George leaves his locker to “Zeke” Busby. ‘'Mac” Heaton makes the gift of his fine baritone voice to Mr. Calvert for use in sound experiments. Penfield Ivey figures he has sufficient gray matter to give David Butsch enough to get out. Jim Lynagh is ihe recipient of Dundas May-nord’s oratory talents. Gilmore Cairns is giving things away right and left—Mr. Baranelli gets his track shoes and Harry Lee gets his “ways with the wimmin.” Don Kirkpatrick wills his silent, diplomatic manner to—anyone interested in selling ear plugs. To Bob Russell goes Bill Sumner’s executive ability. “Square” Moore wants Forrest Reynolds to inherit his manly physique. Pat Bigler bestows upon Ann McKinley his knack for solving physics problems. Joy Tindall wills Glenn Baker to Lynn Westbrook in exchange for Ronnie. Margaret Troncalli wills her epistle on “How to Live on $500 a Month and Endure It” to all future D. O. pupils. Mary Charles Wiggins wills her wiles and wiggles to Terry O’Neil who does all right on her own. Ina Mae Wingard wants everybody in the “Five-hour Club” to have her knack for getting along with the wardens (teachers, that is). Betty Jo Wren wants Julie Collum to have her snappy, zazzie personality that comes with being a senior. Fred Britton wants Tony Rose to have his favorite motto “If at first you don’t succeed—quit!” Ann Glascock leaves her interest in the Norwood Methodist Church to Carol West who would do well to make use of it. Betty Hamner wills her intellectual look to Ann McKinley. Betty hopes that it will pass Ann Being Of Sound Mind in shorthand. Jean Ann Holmes bequeaths her 250 demerits to Lavette Teague (J. A. thinks that everybody needs a few to liven things up!). Betty Killian wants to leave (period). Martha Lea bequeaths her ingenious power of getting along so well with “Muscular Mike” to future physics students. Pat and Mimi Barnes receive a large portion of charm and talent from Shirley and June LeFoy. Ann Madonia leaves her R. 0. T. C. uniforms to Anita Hendricks. Ann feels like it should be back in the family. Ruth Mallette leaves her Honor Society pin to Kathryn Cumbee who will probably need it before she finishes. Jane Manning bequeaths her smile and sweet disposition to all Phillipians hoping that they’ll use them well, both in and out of school. Jeffie Mothershed wills her wit (?) to M. H. Alexander (on second thought, maybe M. H. will come into her own when she grows up!). Mary Cecilia Nero and Martha Shackleford bequeath their long lasting friendship to Margaret Horn and Shirley Maynord. Ann Nighs-wonger leaves her ability to “tickle the ivories” to Ann McCollum. Ann and McCollum and Duke Ellington plan to form a piano trio. Jo Ann Ramsden wills her quiet ways and soft voice to Kathleen Peacock, who, she is sure, can use them. Rita Rivas leaves all of the okeys she was caught without to Miss Penruddocke. Ann Rountree leaves her love for that certain English teacher (whose initials are F. F.) to that boy from Paul Hayne. Betty Rose Shores wants all the girls to have her latest book “How to Win Your Boyfriend’s Class Ring.” Nancy Sparks leaves her famous line “I don’t know, Mr. Fullington,” to Buddy Humphries. May he use it well in the years to come! Betty Belanns Kaye Henderson May, IDIil) Greater Birmingham, Alabama May, 1960 Professor Jane E. Zuber, B.A., M.A., Ph.D., Mrs., L.L.D., P.D.Q. Oxford University London, England Dear Zuber: I have just finished reading your new book “The Psychological and Mercenary Effects of Radar in Leap Year.” Thanks for the free copy. Although you’re the first female professor at Oxford, I know you’re still interested in all our old schoolmates at P. H. S., so I’ll try to bring you up to date on their activities. The other night, by means of my R. C. S. (radio perfected by Ross, Carbonie, and Smith, the famous radio superscientists), Kyle Vess, “The Fat Man,” Sidney Braswell, “Crime Phorographer.” and Joyce Posey. “Counterspy,’ all ganged up on my nerves. The excitement combined with a double dose of “Forbes-Ford Fried Froglegs.’ patented by Mary Frances and Hardie, gave me reason to call for Dr. Robert C. Garrison who was out on a call, getting the tomatoes out of Ann Bates eyes. She gets heckled regularly for being off tune singing “I Am A Latin Jack” to the tune of (supposedly) “I Do the Dirty Work.’ Tn my delirium, while waiting for the doctor, I recalled our inimitable other show-woman. Karen Klassen, who is currently seen in “Green Slippers” sequel to “Red Shoes,” produced by Gene Cooper. After T recovered I made an appointment at “House of Kresses,” Birmingham’s biggest new department store, for Martha Shackleford, Peggy Hendrix, and Joanne Powell to model for me the latest creations by designer Margaret Grayson. Meandering down the street in my new frock, I was bumped into by Joan Cameron, the rising Met star, who, with her beret pulled low, was wandering incognito. She was heading indirectly for the T. V. Tower to appear with Glenn Youngblood and Mary Kate Fulton on the “Peeples' Hour,” directed by Agatha and sponsored by the Rogers, Rogers, Rogers and Rogers Co. (Charles, Cleon, Don, and Swanson), producers of “Rogers’ Little River Pills” for rivers whose tributaries have run dry. After the songs “Ko-kee-cho” and “Cho-kee-ko” by the famous song-writing team Marilyn Belanus and Bobby Williams, Nancy Cunningham and Pat Bigler told of their recent stay with the cannibals in South Africa as missionaries. On my way home I passed by the new twelve-lane super tunnel under Red Mountain, engineered by John Benton. By the way, Kaye Hederson is having domestic difficulties because his tunnel from Phillips to Harry George’s, in rivalry with John’s, is taking up so much of his time. As I opened up my Birmingham News, now edited by Harris Burns, the crusading editor known for his fight against highly starched collars on men’s shirts, I saw that Ruth Claire Foster, the girl who couldn’t make up her mind where to go to college, has just dropped out of the Lower Solbbiun School of Interior Decorating, her eighteenth choice. Further down on the same page, I noticed an item about the Murphy twins. You remember the Murphy twins, they always wanted to be working in a night club. Well, I guess they're doing that now, they clean up the peanut and popcorn papers on the floor between acts. Teleete Frawley is headlining the act of Thornburgs Touring Vaudeville Troope, performing there now assisted by Ronald Higgins, Betty Fay Queen, Gertie Marcus and Jean Ann Holmes. In the Sports section, pictures of Sidney Scott, Bruce Gaylor, Harris Kendrick, and Bob Norred make an imposing array. They’ve just been nominated to the All-American of Bill Clegg, the famous sports announcer. I see in the amusements division that Sonny Carter, the great humorist, is now doing Jack Benny’s program on Sunday nights and doing very well, too, although Don Meadows as “Rochester” is stealing the show. On the front page. Marvin Young, now state governor, has just broken ground for the first diamond mine in Alabama; he's already had placed on his door in silver letters “Diamond Marvin Young.” (Great Expectations!) Velma Stewart, Marvin’s secretary, and Donna Pack, her understudy, stand poised in the background waiting for the great man to make a statement. While I was sitting there reading the paper, I droused on off into dreamland in my first dream Joan Silver the greatest woman archer was shooting bows and arrows into Joe Lother; Gene Montgomery, the eternal child, was shooting spitballs at Jo Ann Cowan; Jean Gibbons, the letter-writer, was still licking postage stamps. As you can see, “Squirt, a lot is going on here at home, not only in reality but also in dreams. Try to come for a vacation, and we’ll go see all our schoolmates we had such good times with at Phillips High. Love, Marian McElroy MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ann Bates, Kaye Henderson MR. AND MISS PHILIPPIAN Marian McElroy, Marvin Young MOST STUDIOUS Karen Klassen, John Benton PRETTIEST, BEST LOOKING Peggy Hendricks, Wallace Heaton WITTIEST Jeffie Mothershed, Harold Carter MOST ATHLETIC Mary Martin, Harris Kendrick To An Isolationist The fearful ostrich bounds from imminent danger. Small useless wings flapping against his sides. He halts Clawing the earth With silly self-delusion Buries his head in sandy loam. Bui the eagle Oh, the eagle Soars freely in the azure shy His keen eyes sighting the remote horizon White feathers glistening in the radiant sun He wings his way To the wild grandeur of his destination Unafraid Of what to him is one great boundless world. —Frances Mitchell HONOR SOCIETY Haze) Adair, Betty Jane Barnett, Ann Bates, Marilyn Belanus, John Benton, Charles Buckner, Harris Burns, Mary Katherine Cosper. Tommy Costner, Nancy Cunningham, Jeannine Dinkin, Betty Jane Dorough. Ann Du Bose, Mary Frances Forbes. Priscilla Goree, Penfield Ivey, Frank Kirby, Karen Klassen, Jo Ann Little. Ruth Mallette, Eugene McBrayer, Marian McElroy. Frances Mitchell. Frances Neely, Charles Rogers, Alvin Slaughter. Gaines Smith, Frances Tucker, Jacqueline Tucker, Caroline williams, Ina Mae Wingard. PEN AND BRUSH Betty Belanus. Douglas Baker, Charles Card, George Calvin, J. B. Chapman. Bonnie Davies, Marcia Edwards, Mary Ann Geer. Beverly Hickman. Dot Hood, Anne Howard. Jerome Ippolito, William King. Martha Lea, Jane Manning, Pat Merchant. Bobbie Reid, Pat Riva, Marvin Scribbler, Dorothy Smith, James Tott, Carmen Wheeler, Patty Wilder. QUILL AND SCROLL Harris Burns, Shirley Kanter, Katherine Mauldin, Marion McElroy, Joyce Spradley. Bill Sumner, Jane Zuber. NATIONAL THESPIANS Judy Akin, Shirley Applewhite. Barbara Barr, Ann Bates, Kay Berry. Gladys Blackburn, Babs Brown. Evangeline Constantine, Barbara Cook, Eugene Cooper, Jane Costner, Ann Culpepper. Tommy Day. Mildred Edwards. Pat Edwards. Mary Frances Forbes. Huth Claire Foster. Peggy Ann Garrigues. Robert Garrison. Priscilla Goree, Jean Gibbons. Ruth Gray. Betty Hamner. Kaye Henderson. Emily Hill. Tommy Hughes. Penfield Ivey. Shirley Kantcr. Pat Kelley. Mary Faith Kimbrough. Mary King. Emogenc Kenney. Karen Klasson. Martha Lea. Alice Ledbetter. Jane Ledbetter. Jo Ann Little. Peggy Lloyd. Billy Lovelace. Jimmy Lynagh Ruth Mallctte. Elizabeth Manasco. Katherine Mauldin. Dundas Maynard. Richard Mills. Bill Morgan. 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Ann Saunders. Charline Shouse. Betty Jean Turner. Erin Vincent. Nina Ruth Whitten. Jo Ann Wilson. Margaret Ann Wilson. GIRLS’ LETTER CLUB Margaret Addcrhold. Carolyn Alford. Myrna Ausburn. Betty Jean Barnett. Charlotte Beck Alice Broughton. Mary Brown. Ardath Coc. Virginia Gail Coe. Marie Cook. Mary Katherine Cosper. Shirley Crane. Dorothy Gast, Martha Ann Gilliland. Barbara Grier. Gwendolyn Holmes. Sue Johnson. Helen Harris. Gertrude Hatfield, Peggy Heard. Peggy Hendri$, Glenda Hensley. Evelyn Holliday, Pat Hoover. Eleanor Kiesewctter. Margaret Lanthorn. Betty Jean Lowe. Mary Martin. Barbara Meads. Margaret Ann Morgan. Mona McCurdy. Jane McGinnis. Bobo Parsley. Jo Ann Ramsden. Dot Reese. Louise Richards. Robbie Jo Robbins. Gerry Smith. Joan Taylor. Annis Toilette. Marthnlyn Vaughn. Jean Walker. Louise Webb. Virginia Wheeler. Mary Charles Wiggins. Edna Worthington, Peggy Joyce Zanaty. PROJECTION CLUB Arnold Burton, Lotta Sue Carver. Joan Casper. Bob Cribbs, Stanley Edwards, Bill Gandy, Bill Gann. Joanne Gannaway, Neil Gaskin. Carl Graham. Carolyn Higginbotham, Don Kirkpatrick, Tommy Langley. Jimmy Lynagh, Don Lyle, Shirley Maynord, Theron Montgomery. Bill Mullins, Dewayne Nathey, Betty Jean Perry, Ralph Rhea, Charles Smith, Jimmy Stevens, Tommy Thornton. George Traywick, Gerald Turner. JUNIOR RED CROSS OFFICERS President, Peggy Ann Garrigues; Vice President, Margaret Horn; Recording Secretary, Cynthia’ Rector; Corresponding Secretary, Joan Price; Treasurer. Raymond Farmer. STAGE CREW Tommy Day, Bill Fraser, Kaye Henderson. Richard Jackson, Bill Morgan, George Nash, Don Phillips. AGLAIA LITERARY SOCIETY Erline Alpin. Mary Alpin. Jo Ann Bland. Patsy Brown. Judy Cates, Marilyn Clelnnd, Jo Ann Cowan. Faye Disney. Frances Ann Evans. Rosaiynn Fillmer, Harriett Ginn. Jean Gilliland, Ellen Howell. Harriet Johnson. Shirley Kerby. Rita Kramer. Elaine Lewis. Gail Martin. Sarah Massengole. Jane McGinnis. Terry O'Neil. Dorothy Reid. Yvonne SherrardT'. Margaret Schmidt, Joyce Somers. Sydney BeUc Self, Margaret Staples. Betty Jean Taylor, Mary Louise Tillery, Annis Tollett. Carol West, Peggy Whiting, Peggy Zanaty. ASTRAEA LITERARY SOCIETY Mary Brown. Mary Sue Cooper. Marian Crowder. Kathryn Cumbco, Mary Jean Davis. Doris Jean Franks. Linda Hinson. June Ann Holcombe. Ann Howard. Sue Johnson. Bootsie Kullman. Thelma Lackey. Rebecca Longshore. Alyn McGcnms. Mary Nell Mitchell. Elaine Pitts. Celia Redden. Sally Redden. Barbara Sewell. Beverly Sherritt, Nancy Sparks. Jane Strong. Joan Trnwick. Marthalyn Vaughn. Kitty Webb. Joyce Wilson. Carolyn York. CLIO LITERARY SOCIETY Hazel Adair. Ann Bates. Fay Beasly, Suzanne Buckingham. Pat Clark. Evangeline Consstantlne. Sara Crapet. Martha Cunliff. Nancy Cunningham. Yvonne Evers. Mary Frances Forbes. Jean Foster. Jean Gibbons. Gaynellc Gillespie. Martha Gilliland, linogcne Glasscock. Betty Hamner, Jane Hand. Nell Henderson. Patricia Henderson, Anne Higginbotham. Emily Hill. Barbara Hocl. Sara Howell. Dorothy Hughes. Karen Klassen. Mary Ruth Lasseter. Martha Lea. Valeric Martin. Frances Mitchell. Barbara Montelf. Sulu Orr. Donna Pack. Joanne Powell. Mary Ann Prouty. Sue Puckett. Marlon Rockett. Anne Boyce Rountreo, Betty Simcox. Sara Walker. Marian Welchel. Caroline William . CURRY LITERARY SOCIETY Sue Neal Brown. Ann Brocato. Mary Brakefield. Pauline Bunkin, Connie Campbell. Jackie Child . Jackie Dean. Jeannine Dinkan. Marcia Edwards. Katherine Ellard. Carolyn Ellis. Claire Fix, Jo Anne Goodwin, Sue Guhganus. Ruth Gray, Barbara Grier. Peggy Heard. Sue Hcidman, Anna Jones, Joyce Loveless, Marlene Matlock. Patsy Merrill. Louise Oglesby, Janet Landers, Ann Saunder . Shirley Spark . Helen Thomson. Deloris VildlbiU, Patty Wilder. Clinton Bcadiccomb. Durwood Bradley. Frank Brooks. Ronny Catalano. Bill Clegg, Raymond Farmer. Billy Gandy. Charles Giorlando. Frank Kirby. Jimmy Lynagh. Louis Merrill. Jerry McCurry, David McGaugly, Chandler Murton. Lamar Pittard, Bill Price. Billy Prickett. David Schultz. John Scott. Harold Sims. Edwin Sorrels. Bill Sumner. George Traywick. Wade Tuck. Charles Wilson. Jimmy Young. DAMROSCH LITERARY SOCIETY EUPHROSYNEAN LITERARY SOCIETY Dan Ashwandcr, Kenneth Barrett. James Brown. Ervin Cunliff, Luther Choat, Joe Davis, Richard Greeg. Shirley Harris. Wallace Heaton, Ben Helton. Bob Hight. Robert Hosey. Gerald Lambert. Gerald Moore. Gary O'Bryant. Sidney Puckett. James Rice. Lawrence Robinson. Malcolm Tuck. Billy Jo White. Carolyn Alford. Bertha Atkinson. Myrna Ausburn. Peggy Austin. Mary Ann Brasfield. Nancy Catchmgs. Marie Cook. Bonnie Davies. Ann Glascock. Joan Gucn. Ann Gunn. Jean Givens. Peggy Sue Hamby. Sandra Harris. Annette Hawkins. Hilda Henson. Carolyn Holston. Jewel Johnston. Jane Kendrick. Mary Kendrick. Libby Key. Betty Killian. Shirley Lefoy. Betty Jean Lowe. Marlene Martin, Maria Mitchell. Mary Katherine Mitchell. Doris Myers. Nancy Nichols. Barbara Park. Doris Parker. 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Betty Jane Stone. Marjorie Vann, Jamey Yarbrough. OWEN LITERARY SOCIETY Billy Ackls. George Anselm. Duncan Austin. David Austin. James Baumgartner. David Bowers. Bobby Brown, Charles Buckner, Charles Copeland, Bryant Edmonds, Gene Ellis, Jerry Eskew, Terry Eskew, Robert Garrison. Penficld Ivey. Richard Jackson. Hugh Jones, James Jones. Jim Killette. Richard Knighton. John Lancaster. Tommy Langley, James Lott. Bill McGregor. Richard Mills, Louis Nirenstein. Robert Perkins, John Ponder. Jerry Rlordan. Jack Robbins. Johnny Sinclair. Ted Stansell. Tommy Thornton. Gerald Turner, Robert Whaley. Bobby Williams. PIERIAN LITERARY SOCIETY Mary Helen Alexander, Joy Baldwin. Kay Berry. Julie Collum. Jane Costner. Martha Cummins. Cynthia Davey. Betty Elliott. Ruth Claire Foster. Betty Geohagan. Peggy Gray. Pat Hoover. Anita Hendrix. Patricia Kelly. Betsy King. Barbara Lewis. Peggy Lloyd. Elizabeth Manasco. Dundas Mnynord. Betty Dale McEachern. Marian McElroy, Jane Marty. Gay Murphy, Joy Murphy. Kathleen Peacock. Agatha Peeples. Joyce Posey. Carlotta Pratt, Carol Slaughter. Barbara Upton. Patty Walton. Corrlne White. June Shaw. Priscilla Corco. PROMETHEAN LITERARY SOCIETY Martha Akin. Barbara Barr. Auric Brown. Paula Caldwell. June Carney. Alice Cowles. Ann Culpepper, Dale Dunlap. Jane Dunlap. Mildred Edwards. Peggy Freeman. Catherine George. Bcttie Sue Graydon. Dorothy Green. Elolsc Hamrick. Bonita Hothcrington. Henri Hill. Jean Ann Holmes, Virginia Hughes. Eleanor Kieswettcr. Shirley Lnnzonby. Jane Ledbetter. Betty Lee. Ruth Mallette. Jane Manning. Ann McKinley. Frances MeKissac. Betty Jo Morris. Ann Nighswonger. Nancy Nighswonger. Barbara Newsome. Shirley Perkins. Jean Perry. Paula Reid. Joyce Spradley, Adram Teague. Emily Thompson. Fay Woody. Jane Zuber. THALIA LITERARY SOCIETY J|h?..iJ Keyl ¥ary aXe L® 0- Julia Fay Lothcr. Barbara Mcrch. Betty Eh VSiS tL° Nm ' Margaret Anne Plummer, Rita Rivas, Janet Ross. May Schmitt. Donna TeWte Thomason. Peggy Thompson. Jo Ella Timmons. Tclectc Trawley. Carmen Wheeler, Jean Wilson. Jo Ann Wilson. kh VESTALIA LITERARY SOCIETY Judy Akin. Shirley Applewhite. Babs Brown. Juanita Brittain. Joan Day. Betty Drehcr. Shirley Ezell. Pat Edwards. Mary Frances Farley. Betsy Grooms. Peggy Hendrix. Anne Hoar, Anna House. Joyce Hamner. Margaret Horn. Gertrude Hatfield. Carol Lawson. Martha McKtand, Katherine Mauldin. Martha Sparks. Patsy Smith, Jean Mitchell, Joy Puckett. Lxxa Teague. Margaret Ann Wilson. Bertha Smith. Sharon Jones. Sally Phifer. Marlyn Reeves. Rose Bowers. Sara McKeand. Ardath Coe. Vance Sparks. Ann Holland. YANCEY LITERARY SOCIETY Charles Adams. Dick Anderson. Paul Bates. Douglas Baker, Bill Bamberg. John Benton, Bobby Cooper. Eugene Cooper. Jon Durstlnc. Nolan Fields. Bill Frazier. Hardle Ford. Bill Gann. Kaye Henderson. Bill Hendrix. Glenn Hicks. Bryan Hutcheson. Tommy Hughes. James Jacobs. Walter Lewis. Don Little, Charles Mac Namara. Dickie McCuUock. Don Middleton. Theron Montgomery. Bill Morgan. Gordon Neville. Max Peacock. Don Phillips. Randle Rice. Don Richard. Joe Ross. Bob Russell. Perry Scott. Tommy Sewell. Graham Shanks. Milver Snuggs. Lavette Teague. Ted Teague. Bob Thrasher. Phil Timberlake. Edward Turner. Robert Walton. Trent Walter . Hill Womble. Leonard Yarbrough. Fletcher Yielding. Marvin Young. John Yauger. Glenn Youngblood. Kyle Vess. ART CLUB Gladys Blackburn. Charles Card. Jackie Cost. Tommy Costner. Barbara Drummond, Evelyn Gardener. Margaret Grayson. Mary Ann Geer. Bobby Jean Hinkle. Elvin Horton. Jerome Ippolito. Barbara Jordan. Connie Kelley. Ruth Moncrief. Mary Bell Owens. Shirley Paige. Buddy Peake. Robert Pugh. Dot Reynolds. Paige Russell. David Sibert. Dorothy Smith. Sarah Spurlock. Mary Jane Tapscott. Carmen Wheeler. DEBATE CLUB Gene Cooper. Martha Cunliff. Shirley Ezell. Bonita Heatherington. Virginia Hurd Shirley Kanter. Pat Kelley. Martha Lea. Alice Ledbetter. Peggy Lloyd. Jimmy Lynagh, Cynthia Rector. Joe Ross. Barbara Upton. D. 0. CLUB Peggy Abney. Tommy Albritton. Colleen Bailey, James Bates. Bill Benton. Helen Bowens. Glen Brandon. William Cain. Carl Chamblcc. Barbara Cook. Shirley Copeland. Floy Jean Cox. Rose Cullota. Ed Culpcp| cr. Bcancy Davidson, Roberta Davies. Barbara Dutton. Jaekic Friday, Dot Gash. Ril Geer. Jim Gladney. Bill Goodwin. Betty Hamilton. Helen Harris. Mary Holley. Verna Lee Holley. Gwen Holmes. Jimmy Houston. Katherine Johnson. Anastasia Kanakts, Kenneth Kellv. Dorothy Kurty. Wanda Lanthorn. Mary Ann Lanlrtp. Eleanor Iw'wts. Ann Lucas. Joe Luna. Ray Marlowe. Richard Marshinan. Clifton McCullcy, Mona McCurdy. Don Meadows. Tommie Narromore. Frances Neely. Earl Orr. Vesta Mae Orr. Jack Powell. Wayne Hymn. Jo Ann Ramsdcn. Hazel Ransom. Gayle Rhea. Eugene Rider. Scott R«� bcrts. Bill Robinson. Clarence Robinson. Louise Richards. Betty Sills. Lots Simmons. Myrtle Smith. Harry Stewart. Jean Taylor. Eloise Wadsworth, Louise Webb. Ina Mae Wingard. Charlene Wynn. B.iibara Young. Jack Yuuon FRENCH CLUB Barbara Bnrr, James Baumgartner. Kathryn Beaty, Carolyn Berry. Judith Berry. Howard Brandenburg. Joan Cameron. Pat Clark. Maryivn Deland. Nancy Cunningham. Jacqueline Dean. Sara Jo Dewyer. Willa Mae Duggar, Barbara button. Mary France Forbes. Margaret Grayson. Jane Hand Carolvn Hawkins. Martha Heard. Bonita Hcthermgton, F.mily Hill, Mary Jo Hubbard. Shirlev Kanter. Jane Ledbetter. Shirley Lefoy. Elaine Lewis. Ruth Mallcttc. Shirley Maynord, Anne McCollum. Mary Nell Mitchell, Agatha Peeples. Paula Reid. Swanson Rogers. Anne Rountree, Patsy Searson, Frances Scnsabaugh. Martha Simpson. Nancy Sparks, Joyce Spradtcy. Velma Stuart. Jacklyn Terry, Cornelia Thomas. Elizabeth Thomason. Marjorie Vann. Jane Zuber LATIN CLUB Carol Abbott. Charles Adams. Martha Akin. Dick Anderson. Joy Baldwin. J’aul Bates. 5“ Berry. David Bowers. Bob Brown. Patsy Brown, Suzanne Buckingham. Junie Collum. Rudolf Davidson. Zackic Doughty. Belly Elliott, Jerry Eskew. Terry Eskcw. Betty Geoghegan. Jean Givens. Bill Hendrix. Bryan Hutcheson. Allen Johnson. Hugh Jones. Sharon Jones. Barbara Lewis. Shirley Maddox. Elizabeth Manasco. Myra McKnlght. Nancy Nighswongcr. Kathleen Peacock. Randle Rice. Don Richard. Dan Roper. Joe Ross. Bob Russell. Kenneth Spears. Exxa Teague, Phillip Timberlnkc. Robert Walston. Corrinc White. Janey Yarbrough LIBRARY CLUB Caroline Appling. Kitty Caughman, Margaret Coats. Barbara Dixotr, Jacquelyn Dixon. Laura Fairchild, Gayle Faulkner. Ann Gilliland. Carolyn Goodman. Lee Harper. Alice Harris. Virginia Hart. Ann Mndonia, Geraldine McClellan, Ann McGrow, Bennie Moore. Shirley Nations, Mary Cecilia Nero. Ann Poarch. Shirley Randall, Bobbie Reid. Ruby Sartain. Imogenc Scott. Betty Lou Smith, Gayle Thomas. Peggy Wilson. NEWCOMERS CLUB Harold Adwell, Robert Aycock, Robert Badger. Carolyn Bobo. Virginia Clayton. Barbara Flkes. Telcete Frawlcy, Jean Givens. Ronald ltalbrook. Bob Kennedy. Berne Lake. Sara McDaniel. Maria Mitchell. Jerry Shiell. Carol Shoat. Emalcne Skelton. Virginia Sweeney.Homer Tickle. Lon Ann Triplett. PROMOTERS OF UNDERSTANDING AND GOODWILL Carolyn Adams. Duncan Austin. Ann Bates. Kathryn Beaty. Kay Berry. Pauline Bunkin. Harris Burns, Arnold Burton. Raymond Farmer. Telcete Frawley. Betty Gconegan. Ruth Gray, Betsy Grooms. Barbara Hoc). Henri Hill. Ann Jones. Pat Kelley. Silvia Key. Karen Klassen, Jane Ledbetter. Martha Lea. Peggy Lloyd. Elizabeth Manasco, Ruth MaJlottc. Katherine Mauldin. Billy Nipper. Carlotta Pratt. Mary Ann Prouty. Margaret Ann Plummer. Bob Russell. Frances Sensabaugh. Milner Snuggs. Joann Smith. Ted Teague. Barbara Upton. Erin Vincent. Corrtne White, Caroline Williams. Hill Womblc. SCIENCE CLUB Ben Chastain. Kenneth Barrett, Joan Cosper. John Calvert. Bobb Dewaiter. Joanne Gannaway. Joe Houston. Hubert Huguley. Virginia Hurd. Mary Faith Kimbrough. Jan Langford. Alice Ledbetter, Bob Lilly. Leak McAvoy. Joann Moncrief. Cynthia Hector, Virginia Rector. Nettie Sue Self. Doris Shelton. Lee Roy Summerlin, Jacklyn Terry. Bob Tuck. Erin Vincent. SPANISH CLUB Carolyn Adams. Mary Ann Berry. Frank Brooks. Sue Brown. Connie Campbell. Betty Chadwick. Ben Chastain. Mayer Cohen. Dollie Crook. Marion Crowder. Roberta Danics. Jeanette Dl Chiara. Mary Frances Farley. Jo Ann Fassctt. Waller Ferrell. Barbara Fikcs. Jean Foster. Mary Kate Fulton. Charles Giorlando. Carol Handly. Mary Joyce Harris. Nell Henderson. Hilda Henson. Anne Hoar. Carolyn Hughes. Jeanette Jacobs. Mary King. Martha Sue Lawson. Betty Lee. Morgan Ledbetter. Rebecca Longshore. Louts Nircnsteln. Shirley ONeal. Barbara Park. Francis Piekes, Rita Rivas. Billy Sherrill. Betty Joe Sims, Mary Jane Tapscott, Leon Wester-house. Leonard Yarbrough. SPORTS CLUB Carl Anderson. Richard Attoway. Frank Bragan. Manuel Broento. Gilmore Cairns. Phil Davis, Bobby Duke. John Dothard. Sam Freeman. Bruce Gnylor. Don George. Jimmy Harmon. Turner Huffstutlcr, David Jones. Hubert Jones. Lee Johnson. William Jordan. Harry Lee. Bill Lindsey. Gerald Moore. Braxton Natl, George Nash. Austin Nelson. Bob Norred. Richard Parker. Cecil Phillips. Dan Pilkington. Robert Pugh. George Reid. Forrest Reynolds. Don Rogers. George Rogers. Wayne Saterbak. Sidney Scott. James Stores. Loon Westcrbrook. George White. STAMP CLUB Gene Bcnnet. Robert Bloln. Ronny Catalana, George Edmondson. Albert Lagerstrom. Robert Lamar. Joe Lothor. Donald Lavender, Billy Nipper. Richard Robinson. David Scott. Charles Wcidman. WRITERS’ WORKSHOP Caroline Appling. Mary Elizabeth Barnes. Marilyn Belanus. Fred Britton. Patricia Daniel, Ann DuBosc. Marcia Edwards. Karen Klassen. Carol Lawson. Martha Sue Lawson. Alice Ledbetter. Frances Mitchell. Bill Mullins. Ann Oliver. Donna Pack. Cecil Phillips, Morris Reynolds. Betty Jane Stone. Roland Turrentine. Carol West. Elaine Williford. VARSITY TENNIS—1949 The first two matches of the Phillips tennis team for the 1919 season hit the two extremes. The season started with a lambasting of Ensley In the first scrap, 1 to 0 and then the defeat by Ramsay 5 love in the second of the senes. Ranking fourth in the Jefferson Countv High School Tennis League in the middle of the tournaments, the Raider nctmen held this position at the finish. Weems Hollowcll won the Coaches Cup for 1st Place In the school tournament. Jimmy Stevens and Bill Morgan won the doubles. “B TEAM 2 Phillips Bessemer 0 2 Phillips Ensley 0 1 Phillips Sidney Lanier 1 0 Phillips Ramsay 2 0 Phillips West End 2 0 Phillips Woodlawn 2 0 Phillips Sylacauga 2 5 Wins Losses 9 WEEMS HOLLOWELL JIMMY STEVENS ERSKINE CARMICHAEL DON KNIGHT. TOMMY DAY GEORGE BROOKS. DON ENGLEBERT VARSITY SQUAD FOOTBALL—’49 Although Phillips had a bit of hard luck shortly before the 1949 football season, the Reds” staged a terrific comeback and ended the season with a very high third place in Big-Five standings. During the latter part of the summer months our captain and co-captain, Harris Kendrick and Lee Johnson, were injured in an auto accident. Co-Captain HARRIS KENDRICK Co-Cantatn LEE JOHNSON Coaches TUCKER, TARRANT. LONG BROCATO At the end of the season the Raiders had won four, They scored 97 points to 130 for their opponents. Well maybe we didn't make the Clinic Games this ; to those who wait.” So, maybe we’ll make it in '50. DUKE lost three, and tied two. ear but •all good comes GAYLOR JONES LEE VARSITY SQUAD Phillips 13 Phillips 0 Phillips 0 Phillips 7 Phillips 14 Phillips 20 Phillips 21 Phillips 13 Phillips 7 Bessemer 6 Decatur 41 West End 21 Enslcy 7 Murphy 14 Hueytown 0 City High 14 Woodlawn 0 Ramsay 27 ROGERS SCOTT WHITE VARSITY SQUAD During the 1949-50 season, the Phillips basketball squad achieved an excellent record, winning 12 games out of 20. The Raiders racked up a total of 887 points against 745 scored by their opponents. Among the most satisfying victories made by the team were two against Ramsay by scores of 37-26 and 54-14 respectively, and a 51-37 win over a favored Murphy five. In the first game the Raiders overwhelmed Hewitt 57-16. but lost the second to West End by a score of 29-28 in a nip and tuck ball game. Thereafter they won four in a row before bowing to Chattanooga. Coming back the Crimsons downed Gadsden, only to fall before Ensley and ace Jack Turner. Three more games were to pass before the team came back into the win column, downing Chattanooga 67-65. Of the next five games the Raiders took four, only to lose the last two to Tuscaloosa and Ensley. 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