Phillips High School - Mirror Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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PAGE 20 After the Ball Is Gver... Mardl Gras ns a tame for fun froluc and frlvolutues But when th last party IS over the fsnal song has been sung and the gatly decorated floats have all passed by the streets will be filled with young masqueraders showing off the gufts left them by the seniors Arthur Lcvlne leaves his new car that he brought to school every day to Dems Catalano so that he can get to school un tame to report to room 206 at 8 oclock every morning We hope lt usnt too late Nancy Moody leaves her great success with blind dates to Jane Ful ler However she guarantees thus success only If the boy us from the Um versity of Alabama Frutz McCready and Janet OBarr leave their happy dlsposltuons to Richard Ray and Renee Hernandez who sometime seem to take lufe too seriously Hiram Coggun left his heart In the Indian Terrltory for all female Phul llpplans but It was later moved to a doctors office where Its being kept safe and out of clrculatlon Just to see what tt would look luke Vurglnta Wtlson and Sue Lantrtp left theur blond curly halr to Wulllam Warr Llnda Halgler wills her ablllty to learn everything about everybody to Judy Davis who ll need It on th Mirror board A talent for dancang IS left by Larry Davus to anyone who may need tt for next years Juntor Senror Prom Jean Powell leaves her height to Dck Nall and Wally Prosch to split between them Bobble Barnett leaves all the Info matlon that she gleaned In Home making 8 to Linda Wtssunger who us o cute shell probably need It soon Don Phllllps leaves has place on the football bench to rncomlng fresh men who like to rest Sam White and Denis Turner leave two places IU Owen to two fel lows who m'ght want them Rayburn Wrnght leaves a bug vacancy In the muslc department to Thersa Rlnaldl who has already made a place for h rself . . , . . .. D I , . v 1 I r 1 . ..1 . , ' . , . . .. . . . , . ., . 1 I . , . . Q , V . . , . . . . Y . . - . . .. .Q , . , c . , . , I . , 3 .

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SENIORS UIRI --9' RAYBURN IQVIS XVRIC III Sh Sensors Not Pictured IAMEb EDXVARD HALBROOKS oeto b VcPsdt2F HIINII tba B e 'IAMES M CARNER IR DWICHT HARRIS BOBBIE MARTIN DON MONIx AUTUMN Now the maples are dancers Wrth orange dresses That sway And shed a sequrn Here and there As the wind blows Soon they will be watches With gnarled, black, outstretched arms Hungry and cold On the barren, desolate earth 1956 PAGE I9 Frances Cunnungham I, I TITI II IIT if W Twenty arrs 5-6: S.R. President 2. S - 1 tary 1. Stamp Salesman 6: Band 2-6. - n o ft 1 Pr 1 c I n CI 2-5-8: S,R. P esrden! 3, 4. 8. ' I e re ' : Il -T m 2.

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Sandra Kelton and Pat Erwtn leave thelr m mbershlp IH the D O Department to two people wtlltng to come to early morntng classes A good sense of humor as left by Russell Au tan to Jack Race who never takes anything too seriously anyway Anthony Bruno Gene Pearson Peggy McHale and Robert Tant leave thetr quiet p rsonaluttes to Johnny Ray Jack Clowdus and Martha Peacher who need them Anna Bordenca walls her abtltty to wan the Exchange Club Cup to Lynn McKoy Gym sults are left by Barbara Burks and Eleanor Surber to Patsy Stough and Judy Sawyer who are so cttve they ve probably worn theurs OUT Norman Wnnston leaves has math 5 and 6 book to Brenda Wrtght Notlce the formulas on the marglns Eleanor Walles leaves her beautuful volce to the chour to use when necessary Martha Cox and Patructa Sewell leave thetr Innocent look to Pat Each to add to her own Jean Plckle and Jeanne Deale will thenr many admirers to Sandra Reeder and Phyllts Traywtck Martha Htcks wllls her musical talent to Sally Turner To Joe Calamusa go the wutty saynngs of Don Monk Joe has plenty of has own however Gwen Harrns leaves her rectpe for havtng fun to Wayne Palesttnl Glenn Langner and Wulllam Colllns leave their membershnp In the Honor Socuety to Mary Chastain The floats have passed by and the sensor masqueraders have gone home hopnng that thetr glfts to their young friends wall gave pleasure now and as they re passed on from year to year Joyce Shepard PAGE 21 E . . 5 , . 1 1 I . . D , . , V 1 r , . . -N ' ' ' , O , . 1 , o .