Phillips High School - Mirror Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1957 volume:

Don’t know what they’re do - in but they laugh a Iot_ be-hind the Green Door._ When I 6aid, Joe sent me,”6ome-one laughed out loud, be-hind the Green Door.. Wish they’d let me in_ so I could find out what's be-hind the Green Door All I want to do_ ta join the hap-pj� crowd be-hind the Green Door__ I1' it -V: Mid - night,, one more night with-out sleep.j Watch - in’— till the morn-ing comes creep.in _ Green Door . , that's that se-cret yoift m. F7 Bl� keep J Green Door . , , r whats that se-cret you re keep - jn WHAT’S BEHIND THE GREEN DOOR ? « • � 1957 MIRROR PHILLIPS HIGH SCHOOL BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA THE MIRROR BOARD FALL STAFF 1956 Back row Croon, Lolbr, lacy. Brown. Varnon. Ea:h. Front row. Hernando . Wright. Summon, Pro con. Cunningham. McClurkin NEW MEMBERS 1957 loft to right Hoar. Atkinton. Point or, Atkin . Purvii, Eaton. Summon. Mauldin. Alli on. Newton, Nolton. Davis, McCord, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Peggy 8rown SENIOR EDITORS: Olivet Summers, Ann V or non CLUBS: Pal Each, Renee Hernando ART Brenda Wright FEATURES: France Cunningham. Billy Green. David lacy. Bill lollar. Gloria McClurkin, Claire Pro cott CUB REPORTERS: Charles Adkins. Ann Alli on, Sandra Atkinson. Judy Davit. Jam: Eaton. Carol Hoar, Hurst Mauldin. Judy McCord. Sandra Nolton, Frank Now-ton, Charlotte Pointer, Sandra Purvis. Jerry Summer TYPISTS: Barbara Bailey. Billie Sue Connolly. Holon Lam-pros, Sherry McCurry, Mary Ann McKcevor, Patricia Nevm. Esther Poarch ADVERTISING STAFF Ann Allison. Maurice Bclrose, Peggy Brown Joyce Dunlap, Pat Each. Mary Johnson, Jano Jones. Gloria McClurkin, Bill Lolbr. Beverly Meriwether, Eleanor Nail, Johnny Osborne, Charlotte Pointer, Claire Pretcott, Sandra Purvis, Betty Taylor, Bonnie Williams, Brenda Wright CIRCULATION STAFF: Mitiholl Harden, Gary Reid ADVISERS: Miss Frances Finley, Mist lotlie Mitt, Mist Marjorie Pettao, Mr. R. P. Wood PAGE 4 DEDICATION To Miss Bessie Merrill, whose words have aided and advised many Phillips girls during their four years of high school, and have stayed with them throughout their lives, we dedicate this 1957 annual MIRROR. Dedication is the key word to describe Miss Merrill's life, which has been devoted to the betterment of society through teaching and advising youth. In a small way, we hope that the dedication of this annual will show our appreciation. £U-JL 6 ENG Ll$ H c2f A. nj£nii 4S S L .Q GK Uj £0't ' 7 i- i e 1 MATHErtAT|CS sciENce Jh e +MX£r T Ok _ U yjyj n« v ?• fg tAjLS language ARTS CiroweiL WhaleQ commercial ' etfs r—7 7 —r L FALL 1956 JOE CALAMUSA Second Associate OLIVET SUMMERS President NELDA CHADWICK First Associate SPRING 1957 SANDRA PURVIS First Associate JOE CALAMUSA President CLAUDETTE FAULK Second Associate GENERAL ORGANIZATION PAGE 8 WHAT’S THAT SECRET YOU’RE KEEPING?” THE SENIORS,., January 1957 PAGE 9 JOHN MATTHEW REEDER President WILLIAM HARRIS COGGINS Vic© President DORIS SANDRA KINCAID Secretary CLASS OF JANUARY ’57 MARY JANE REID Artist JUDITH ELLEN LANCE Orator MOTTO Ad Maiora (Toward Higher Things) COLORS Emerald and White FLOWER Carnation MOTTO COMMITTEE Ronald Bailey, Judy Strong, Wanda Schoel. Howard Whitley, Miss Clara Belle Senn INVITATION COMMITTEE Barbara Bailey, Merrill Jones, Betty Torre, Sherry McCurry, Miss Ottie Huff SOCIAL AND GIFT COMMITTEE Pete Wocd, Angela Lawrence, Ralph Neely, Vivian Parsons. Charles Story, Miss Vera Holmes COLOR AND FLOWER COMMITTEE Jo Ann Wilbanks, Virginio Alexander, Charles Logsdon, Larry Tuck ANNUAL COMMITTEE Jane Donaldson, Mary Sue Ray. Charles Waide, Dwight Wr Idrop. Miss Frances Finley WILLIAM MANLY VOIGHT REA CORRINNE 2YLMAN Vocalist Pianist PAGE 10 THE SENIOR CLASS VIRGINIA ALEXANDER Junior V Teen 2-4; Euphrotynean 8; 8.R. Council Member 5, PreticJenl 8. Stamp Sale m 3; Ml Phillip Pageant 8: Mirror Typi t 8. O. T. ALFORD Oatj Other 6-8. Decoration Committee 8; Owen 6- 8. Club Stunt Committee 8. Club Stunt 8: S. R. Mirror Agent 8. Paper Chairman 6. BARBARA ANN BAILEY Babr C. O. Orientation Committee 7, A embty Committee 8: Senior Cla « Invitation Committee Chairman 8: Thalia Literary Society 2-8. Critic 2, Treasurer 3. Corresponding Secretary 4. Re cording Secretary 5. Parliamentarian 6. Vice President 7, Pre� ident 8. Social Committee Chairman 3. 5, 6. 7. Activity Committee 2. Club Stunt 2. 4, 6. 8. Who' Who 2-8; Future Teacher of America 1-4, Social Chairman 3; Promoter 4-6. Social Committee 4, Project Committee 6: S-R- P.T.A. Representative 2. 7, Stamp Salesman 4, 8. Vice President 6. Sched-u.e Committee 6. 8: Quarter Hour Play 6: One Act Play 5; Library Typist 8: Annual Typ-.st 8: Dictation Club 8; National Thespian 8; Fashion Snow 2: Speaker at Senior Class Luncheon 8: Student Activity Monogram 8. JOHN RONALD BAILEY Ronnie Senior Class Motto Committee Chairman 8; Corgas 3-8. Corresponding Secretary 4. Vice Pre .dent 5, President 6-7. Chaplain 8: Usher 7-8: Choir 8: Oym Leader 5-7: Chemistry Lab. Leader 6. CONNIE SUE BARNETT Thalia 3-8. Chaplain 6: Steno Club 8: S- R. Secretary 5: Marshal 4: Mirror Typist 8. CAROLYN BERRY Carol Jr. Y-Teen 2-4; Sr. Y-Teen 5-8. Chaplain 8. Who Who 7-8: Library Club 2-6: Library Assistant 2: Marshal 4. 6: Mirror Typist 8. PATRICIA ANN BIGGS Pat S. R. President 1; Mirror Typist 8. CURTIS BIRD Dirty Bird Gorgas 4-8. Critic 7. Chaplain 5: Usher 7-8, Social Committee 8: S. R- Stamp Salesman 5. 7. Secretary 3; R. O. T. C. Ensley Christmas Parade 5. Armistice Day Parade 4. PHIL BOISSEL Bo Sports Club 7-8: S. R. Council Member 6. President 8: Football 7-8. MORGAN RUTH BROWN Euphrosynean 4-6. Who’s Who 5, Club Stunts 4. 6: F. N. A. 7-8: O. O. Club 7-8; S. R. Secretary 7. Paper Chairman 8. Council Member 6. P. T. A. Representative 1: Band Vaudeville 2: Library Assistant 5. January - 1957 PAGE 11 THE SYLVIA BROWN Country Cal Senior Clan Who'i Who: O.O. Orientation Committee 3. Safety Committee 4, Aiitmbly Committee 6; Pierian 3-8, Social Chairman 8. Social Committee 7, Membership Committee 7; Junior Y Teen 2. French Club 5, 6. Treasurer 5, Parliamentarian 6: S.R. Secretary t, 2. 8. Council Member 3. 7, Vice President 4. President 6: Campaign Speaker 2. 3. 4, 6. 7: History Class Secretary 8: Marshal 4. C. 7; Miss P.H.S. Contest. Miss Fire Prevention Representative 7: Club Stunts 4. 6. 8: Band Vaudeville 7. LARRY EDWARD BRYANT Bear Ushers 7-8: Curry 4-5; Confederate Roundtable 6-8. S. R. Vic President 3. Paper Chairman 4. 7. Council Member 1. 5. Mirror Aoent 2. 8. Stamp Salesman 6; Varsity Baseball 4. 6. Letter 4. ft; Varsity Basketball 5. 7. Letter 7; B-Team Basketball t, Letter 1. EDWINA BURDETT MARY ANN BURTON O. O. Club 8-7. ROSALEE MARIE C ARBONIE U Aolaia 4-8. Treasurer 8: S.R. President 3. Secretary 8: Miss Country Fair Representative 6; Miss Phillips Representative 6. 8: May Queen Representative 7. JAMES LISTER CARTLEDGE jimmy Gorgas Literary Society 5-8. Vice President 5; S. R. Red Cross Representative 5-7; Basketball 2-4; Marshal 3. GERTRUDE CHAPPLE Cert Freshman Girl Representative 1: Library Club 2-3; O. O. Club 6-8: Junior Y Teens 2-5. President 5: S. R Stamp Salesman 8. Secretary 2: Band Vaudeville 3; Basketball 2-3. Softball 2; D. O. Club Beauty Contest 6; D. O. Club Convention 7: Second Place in Job Manual at D. O. Convention 7: Gym A , sistant 4. AMANDA SUE COCKRELL Susie Jr. Y Teens 2-4, Social Chairman 3. Vice President 4: Sr. Y-Teens 5-8. Scrapbook Committee 5. Secretary 6. Social Chairman 7, President 8: S. R. P. T. A. Representative 6. Secretary 8: Marshal 3. 4. 6. 7; Mirror Typist 8: Library Assistant 8. WILLIAM HARRIS COGGINS, JR. Ini) G O. Safety Committee 8: Senior Class Vlcr President 8: Gorgas Literary Society 5-8. Chaplain 7, Parliamentarian 8. Club Stunts 8: Ushers 7-8: Membership Committee 8: S.R. Stamp Salesman t. 2. 5. Council Member 3-4. Vice President 6. 8: Track 3-5. Track Manager 7: Library Club 7. BILLY TERRELL CROSS fir Mirror Agent 8: English Class President 4: Sports Club 7-8: Choir 7-8: Football 8: Baseball 7. January PAGE 12 SENIOR CLASS JAMES ELLIOT CULLEN Jimmy Projection Club 4-6. S.R. President 2. Mirror Agent 3. WILLIAM RAY DAVIS Rjuor Orientation Committee 5. 7, Club Committee 4, Sportsmanship Committee 8. Senior Who' Who 8. Usher Club 5-8; Yancey Literary Society 3-8: Sports Club 3-8: Library Club 7; Marshal 2. 3. 5. 6. 8; S. R. President t. 2. 4. 7. Vice President 8. Mirror Agent 3, 5, 4: Biology Vice President 4: Chemistry Clast Groupleader 6: Track 3. 5. 7; B-Team Foot ball Letter 4: Varsity Football Letter 6. 8. JOE ANTHONY DICHIARA Joe Dei S. R. Paper t. President 2. Vice President 3. Council Member 3, Vice President 4, Council Member 4. Mirror Agent 5; D. O. Club 5-8. Vice President 5, 6. Treasurer 6. 7. Vice President 7. Social Chairman 8. Vice President 8: English Class President 8: Owen 2-4: B-Team Football 1. 3: O. O. State Convention Delegate 7. JOSEPH HUBERT DOBBS Joe National Honor Society 7-8, Social Committee 8: Owen Literary Society 6-8. Club Stunt 7. Treasurer 8. Debate Committee 7. Club Stunts Committee 8: Ushers Club S-8. Constitutional Committee 7-8, B. I. E. Day Usher 7| S. R. Stamp Salesman 4-5, Safety Chairman 8: R. O. T. C. Non-commissioned officer 4, Federal Inspection 2-4. Christmas Day Parade 2. Ar-mistlce Day Parade 2: B-Team Football 4j Assembly Program 8. ROBERT HOYT DOBBS Bobby National Honor Society 8: Schedule Committee 7, 8: Usher Club 7-8. Constitution Committee 7, 8. Transportation Committee 8: Owen Literary Society 4-8. Debate Committee 7. Social Committee 8: Spanish Club 4: S.R. Council Member 1: Speech Class Treasurer 8: R.O.T.C. 3-4. Federal Inspection 3. 5. Non-Commlss oned Officer 6: B-Team Football 4; Vocal Recital 7: Quarter Hour Play 7: Physics Field Trip 7. JANE EARLE DONALDSON Jed Senior Annual Committee 8; Thalia 3-8. Critic 7. Soc'al Chairman 8. Publicity Chairman 5. Who's Who 7-8: S.R Counc I Member 8. Mirror Agent 4: Club Stunts 5. 8: Vocal Recital 7: Fashion Show 7. TERRELL RAY DUCHOOC Tori Confederate Round Table of Phillips 4-8: Marshal 2. � . GWEN FAULK JIMMY GOGGANS Cog S-ortsmanship Committee 8; Sports Club 3-8: Varsity Football 4-8: Varsity Basketball 3. 8: Varsity Baseball 4. 8 TASIA GRAMMAS 1957 PAGE 13 THE LINDA MARIE HAMRICK Rusty Jr. V Tnm 2, 3; Art Club 4-6. Chaplain . Treasurer 6: Aglaia 8: 8.R. P.T.A. Representative 1. Council Member 4; Marshal 3, 7; Mirror Typist 8. DERRON DOYLE HARRIS Dinky Owen 2-8. Vice President 7. Secretary 6. Chaplain 5. Parliamentarian 4. Social Committc? and Chairman 5-6: Club Stunts 6. 7, 8: O. O. Club 5-7; S. R. President 7-8. Vice President 6, Secretary 2. Stamp Salesman 4, Red Cross Representative 3. Mirror Agent 6; Twenty Sharps Vocal Club 3-6. Sergeant at Arms 5; Assembly Program 5. 6. 8: Band Vaudeville 4-5: B-Team Football t-2; B-Team Basketball 1-2; 8-Team Baseball t-2. ALAN HOLMES CLAUDE BRUCE HOSE The faker Science Club 2-4: Junior Red Cross 8: S. R. Paper Chairman 5-8. CAROLYN FAYE ISBELL I shell Junior Y Teens 3-4: Senior V Teens 5-8. Critic 7. Most Athletic 6-8: G. L. C. 5-8: S.R. Coun-ell Member 8: Captain ot Basketball Team 4; Runner-up in Badminton Tournament 5: Soft-ball Team 5: Marshal 3-4. PENELOPE JEBELES Penny National Honor Society 7-8, Social Chairman 8; Senior Who’s Who 8: Clio 2-8. Critic 7. Treasurer 8: F. T. A. 1-8. Secretary 3, 4, 7. President 6. Treasurer 8: S. R. Secretary 2, 6. Mirror Aoent 6. President 7. Safety Chairman 3. Sportsmanship Chairman 8: English Class President 1, 3; Clothing Class Secretary 2: Biology Class President 3: Economics Class President 6: F. T. A. Coaching 2: Country Fair Committee 2. 7: May CouM 2, 4. 7: E. B. I. Day Hostess 7: Quiz 'em on the Air 8: Club Stunts 3. 6. 7. MARGARET ALYCE JOHNSON M irg c Nat'onal Thespians 8: Damrosch 6-6. Chaplain 6. Prerident 8. Year Book Committee 6; S. R. Pres dent 3. P. T. A. Representative 1. 2. 4. 5; Marshal 6: Choir 8: Band 2-8. Secretary 6. President 7. C AROLYN MARIE JONES Miss Jones Aglaia 4-8. Vice President 8. Club Stunts 8; Jr. Y-Teens 2: Spanish Club 2-6: S R P. T. A. Representative 3. G. MERRILL JONES G.O. Clubs Committee 6: National Honor Society 7-8; Senior Invitations Committee 8; Ushers 5-8: Spanish Club 2-5. Chaplain 4, Parliamentarian 5: Confederate Roundtable 5: Sports Club 6-8; S. R President 2. 4. Stamp Salesman 8. P. T. A. Representative 6. 7, Council Member; Varsity Football 6: Varsity Baseball 5. Manager 7: Marshal 8. RONALD WESLEY KIDD Ronnie January PAGE 14 SENIOR CLASS MARY GRACE KILDRON Grade Transferred from Wnl End 7; Aglala 8: O. 0. Club 7; Food Claes Treasurer 8; S.R. Red Cross Representative 8: Miss Phillip Pageant 8. DORIS SANDRA KINCAID 0. 0. Sportsmanship Committee 8: Senior Class Secretary 8: Promethean 3-7: Vestalla 8 G.L.C. 7-8: Spanith Club 3-6; S.R. Secretary 1. P.T.A. Representative 2. Pre ldent 3. Mirror Agent 4. Vice President 6; May Queen 7; Gym Cla� Captain 3. 4. 6. Softball Team 3, 5. Volleyball Team 6. Basketball Team 5; Sr. Cla « Who' Who. JUDITH ELLEN LANCE Judy G. O. Club Committee 7: Senior Claa Orator 8: Pierian 3-8. Historian 6. Corresponding Secretary 7. President 8: Dramatic Club 3-4. Chaplain 4; Spanish Club 5-8. Vico President 6. Chaplain 7. Project Chairman 7. Social Chairman 8: S. R. Red Cro� Representative 3. Secretary 6, Vice President 6; Senior Play Publicity Chairman 7: Choraliers 4-5: Marshal 6-7: Senior Play 7-8. JKRONE LANE Jerry Gorgas 2-5: Sports Club 5-6: Football 1-6: Choir 2-5; R. O. T. C. N. C. O. 1-6. ANGELA CYNTHIA LAWRENCE Angie G.O. Assembly Committee 8. Safety Committee 4. Senior Clast Social Committee 8; Choir 2-8. President 8. Vice Pres djnt 6. Secretary 5. Treaturer 7; Pierian 2-8. Critic 5. Recording Secretary 7. Corresponding Secretary 8: S.R. Sing Chairman 8: S.R. Vice President 2. Council Member 3. 6. 7. 8, P.T.A. Representative 4. Stamp Salesman S: Economics Clast Vice President 7: Madrigal Club 5-8: Election Com-m ttec 6. 7: Majorette 6-8: Band Vaudeville 7; Miss Phillips Pageant 4; Alternate Homecoming Queen 8: Spring Music Festival 1; Christmas Festival 2. 4, 8: Marshal 4: Phillips Night 6, 8: Schedule Committee 7; Homecoming Committee Chairman 8: Student Activ Ity Letter 8. PENELOPE LAWRENCE Penny Dramatics Club 2-6. Chaplain 4. 6: Dam- rosch 8: S.R. Stamp Salesman 6: Mirror Typist 8. JOYCE LEWIS Sunshine Transferred from Claiborne County High 3: National Honor Society 7-8: 0.0. Club 5-8: S.R. Secretary 6. 8. Mirror Agent 5. Stamp Salesman 8: Marshal 4. CHRISTINE LIMBAUGH Chris Jr. V Teens 2-3: S. R. Stamp Salesman 1; Marshal 2. 4, 5. 8. Head Marshal 4. CHARLES LEON LOGSDON Elvis G.O. Publicity and Publications Committee 8: Senior Class Color and Flower Committee 8: Projection Club 6-7. Parliamentarian 7. Letter 7: Chiroscuro 4-8. Secretary 6. Vice President 7; S. R. President 4. Stamp Salesman 3. 7. Paper Chairman 7. Mirror Agent 5-6; Mirror Board 4-6; Annual Board 4-6; Tennis 5. 7. Letter 7; M. Q. Club In Physics 7-8. DAVID MARSH Mash Gorgas 3-8: R. O. T. C. N. C. O. 5. 7. Officer 8. R. O. T. C. Rifle Team 7-8: Marshal 2. 19 57 PAGE 15 vf 14 THE it JOHN WAYNE MAUK C.O. Sportsmanship Conirmiitf 7: Senior Clast Who' Who 8: National Honor Soc ety 7-8. Usher 5-8. Head Usher 8; Yancey 2-8 Sport Club 6-8. S.R. Mirror Agent 8. Council Member 4; Stamp Salesman 8-7; Marshal 6. 8; Varsity Football Letter 5-8. B Football 2-4; Vars.ty Baseball Letter 5, 7; B Basketball 3. 4; English Class President 8. MILES RICHARD McCLENDON Major S. R. Red Cross Representative 4: Stamp Club 4: O.O. Club 5-8. President 6. 7; R O.T.C. Battalion Adjutant 3. Battalion Executive Officer 4. 5. Commander A Company 8. Rifle Team 5-8. Rifle Team Letter 4. 5. Co-Captain Rifle Team 5: Red Cross Traln.no Camp Delegate 4. SHERRY DALE Mi CURRY Smack G.O. Elect.on Committer 2. 4. Senior Class In-vitation Committee 8. Who's Who 8; Clubs Committee 3; Thalia Literary Society 2-8. President 4. Corresponding Secretary 3. Recording Secretary 6, Who's Who 8-8; S.R. President t, 2. Stamp Salesman 2. Secretary 3. 4. 8. Chaplain 5. Mirror Agent 7, P.T.A. Representative 8: Social Relations President 4. Homemaking Class President 7. 8: Economics Class President 8; English Class Secretary 8: Miss Phillips Contest 4: May Court 7; Typist for Annual 8: Typist for Library 8: Student Activity Monogram 8. BOB MEADORS JIMMY NAIL 7 ack C. O. Sportsmanship Committee 2. 8; Ushers Club 6-8. Assistant Head Usher 8: Sports Club 4-8: Football Varsity 4. 6, 8: Baseball Varsity 5. 7: Billy Tucker Award 6, 8. NOLAN NAKOS Nake Ushers Club 6-8: Sports Club 3-8: Stamp Salesman of S. R. 1, 5, Vice President 2. 4, Paper Chairman 3: Treasurer of English Class 8: President of S. R. 8. 8. M.rror Agent 7; Vice President of English 7: 8 Football Letter 2: Vars ty Football 4. 6. 8. Vars ty Football Letter 6. 8: Track 3. 6, 7. Track Letter 7; Captain Football Team 8: Most Athletic Boy 8. RALPH COMPTON NEELY Host C.O. Safety Committee 8; Senior Class Social and Gift Committee 8: Senior Class Who's Who 8; Gorgas 6-8. President 8. Sergeant at Arms 7: Library Club 7: S.R. Secretary 3. 7. President 8. Stamp Salesman t, 2. 4; Choir 8; S. R. Sings Committee 8: National Poetry An. thology 3. BRUC E NELSON 0. O. Scholarship Committee 5-6: National Honor Society 7-8: Ushers 5-S. Program Chairman 7; Yancey 2-8. Third Member 8. Project Committee. 7: S. R. Council Member 2. 8. Mirror Agent 1, 4, Red Cross Representative 5: Choir 7-8: Orchestra 2-8: Birmingham Youth Orchestra 5-6. Madrigal Club 7; R. O. T. C. Sergeant 4; B-Team Basketball 2. 4; Varsity Tennis 3. 5. 7: Student Activity Letter 8. HOBERT PARKS Hock Gorgas S-8. VIVIAN ANNE PARSONS V t G. O. Safety Committee 8. Chairman: Senior Class Social Committee 8; National Honor Society 8: S. R. Vice President 3. 7. Council Member t. 2. 6; Pierian 2: Chiaroscuro 3. 4. Vice President 4; Promethean 6-8. Social Committee Chairman 8: English Class President 4; Homemaking Clast President 8: Economics Class President 8: Miss Phillips Senior 8: R. O. T. C. Honor Cadet Captain 6-7: National Scholastic Art Award 4} Home Economics Exhibits 1. 2. Fair Awards 3. 8: Office Assistant 2: Marshal 6. January PAGE 16 SENIOR CLASS FAYE PATE Jr. Y Thai 3-4. D. O. Club 5-8: Jr. Red Cross 5: S.R Secretary 6: Delegate to D.O. Club State Convention 7. BEVERLY IA LON PAYNE Senior Who’ Who 8: Jr. Y- Teens 3-4: Euphro-synean 5-7; S. R. President 1. 2. Secretary J; Choralien 4-5: Marshal 7-8. MARY POARCH BETTE LOU PREWITT Betsy Future Nuriei ©f America 6-8. Vice President 8. Cnaplaln 7. Who'i Who 7; Senior Y Teem 4. 5, Who’i Who 5: Junior Y Teem 2-3: D. O. Club 6-8: S.R. Secretary 2. Counc I Member 3. Red Cron Representative 4; Choraliera 5: Marihal 2-4. C AROL ELIZABETH PUGH 0. O. Sportimamhip Committee 8: Agla.a 3-6: O. O. Club 7-8: Marihal 5-6: S R M.rror Agent 2. P. T. A. Representative 8: M rror Typut 8. ANNETTE JUANITA RAINEY Rainey Jr. V-Teem 2-4; Sr. Y-Teeni 5-8; Spanish Club 4-7. Treasurer 8. Chairman of Social Committee 7. Best Dressed 6-8. Chairman Scrapbook Committee 6: S. R Stamp Salesman t. 2; Runner-up in Shuffleboard 5: Volleyball Tournament Team 4; Doll Dressing Contest 2; Spanish Booklet In Fair 6. MARY SUE RAY Stay Thalia 2-8. President 5. Treasurer 3. 7. Chap lain 8. Critic 3. Club Stunts 2. 4. 6. 8: Promoters 5: Future Teachers of America 2-8, Vice President 7. Corresponding Secretary 4. 6. Critic 8. 8oclal Chairman 8: P.T.A. Scholarship 8: S.R. Stamp Salesman 6. 8. Contest at Bromberg’s 7: Betty Crocker Homemaking Contest 8. JOHN MATTHEW REEDER. JR. Enrichment Senior Class President 8: Mr. Phillipian 8: C. O. Publicity and Publications Committee 6. 8. Chairman 8: Assembly Committee 7: National Honor Society 7-8. Quill and Scroll 6-8: Ushers 5-8. Secretary 8. Constitution Committee 7; Owen 3-8, President 8. Treasurer 6. Recording Secretary 7, Press Committee 3-5. Club Stunts 6, 8. Mr. Owen 8: S. R. Vice President 7. Council Member 3. Safety Chairman 6. Mirror Agent 2; Math Class Secretary 2. 8: History Class President 6. English Class V.ce President 3: Chemistry Group Leader 6: Latin Class President 4: Speech Class President 8: Mirror 8oard 3-6. Sports Editor 5-6. Annual Staff 3-6; Senior Play 7-8. Publicity Committee 7: Quarter Hour Plays 7; Football B-Team 1; National Poetry Anthology 3: Brotherhood Award 8: Campaign Manager 7: Captain Phillips Math Team 7. American Mathematical Soc ety Award 7; M. Q. Club 7-8: Qui 'em Team 8: Teen of the Week 8: May Oay 7. Student Activity Monogram 8: Exchange Club Scholarship Cup 8. MARY JANE REID Senior Class Artist 8: Thalia 3-8. Parliamentarian 4. Recording Secretary 7. Chaplain 6: Pen and Brush 8: Choir 3-4: Choralirr 3-4: 5. R. President 8, Vice Pres dent 2. Secretary 2. Miss Phillips. Jr. Contest 4. Miss Phillips Contest 8: May Court 3. IRENE JUANITA RICHARDS She tier Astrata 4-8, Parliamentarian 5. Treasurer 6. 7. Corresponding Secretary 8: S, R. President 5. 8. Secretary 7. P. T. A. Representative 6. Council Member 4. M rror Agent 1: Club Stunts 4: Miss Phillips Contest f Mirror Typist a. 1957 PAGE 17 JUDY KAY SAWYER ITar Eagle Senior Class Moit Athletic Girl 8: Latin Club 1-4; Girl ' Letter Club 7-8. President 8. Wittiest 7. Ml G. L. C. 8; S. R. President 7. Mirror Aflcnt I. 4. 5. P. T. A. Representative 3: Band 1-6: 1 t School Letter 7, 1 t 8tate Letter 7. Captain Volleyball Team 3, 6. Captain Basketball Team 4, 6, Ping Pong Champion 5. Dart Champion 4; Mirror Typist 8. WANDA FAY SCHOEL Senior Cla� Motto Committee 8: Future Teacher of America 1; Dramatic Club 2-6: Clio 7-8. Club Stunt 8. Parliamentarian 8; S. R. P. T. A. Representative 2. 3. 8. Treasurer 6, Social Committee 2, Who' Who 5, Chaplain 6: Country Fair 1, 3. 6: Schedule Committee 8; Senior Play Social Chairman 8; Marshal 5. CARL SC-OTT Scotty Hi-Y 4; S.R. Mirror Agent 7, Vice President 3: Economic Closs Vice President 6: Choir 8; Football 8 Team 1, Varsity 6. Track 2. Baseball 8. CAROLYN DENISE SHEALY Jr. Y-Teens 2-3: Promethean 6; D. O. Club 6-8. Runner-up Beauty Contest 7; S. R. President 7, Vice President 6. Secretary 4. 8. Council Member 1, Stamp Salesman 5. 7. Paper Chairman 8. ROBERT SIDES Projection Club 1-3: O. O. Club 5-8: Mirror Board 3. BARBARA SMITH Bobs Y Teens 1-4: D. O. Club 6-8: Junior Red Cross 7; S.R. Mirror Agent 5. GENE DOUGLAS SMITH Marshal 2. 4. BARBARA ANN SPEER Oamrosch Literary Society 4-8. Treasurer 6. Secretary 7. Vice President 8: Mirror Typist 8: Mirror Agent S.R. 7. CHARLES WILLIAM STORY Charlie Curry 6-8, Vice President 8. Most Likely to Succeed 6: Ushers 7. 8. Membership Committee 8. Club Stunts 7; Marshal 7; Senior Social Committee 8; Schedule Committee 8; Stamp Salesman 2. 4, 6. 8. January PAGE 18 SENIOR CLASS JUDY LEM A STRONG Pill G.O. Homecoming Committee 8; National Honor Society 7. 8: Dramatics Club 2-8. Chaplain 2. Treoaurer S. 4. Crlt c 5, Correapond.no Secretary 6. Recording Secretary 7. Prei.de.tt 8. Who'a Who 3-8: S.R. Secretary-Treaaurer 3. 4. Secretary 6. Counc I Member 5, 7, 8; Mar-ahal 8: Senior Who'a Who 8: Senior Motto Committee 8. OLIVET MARGUERITE SUMMERS Shid O. O. Prea.dent 8. Sec©id Associate 0, Safety Comm.ttee 2. 3. Cluba Committee 4, Cha rmn Orientation Committee 5: National Honor Society 7. 8: Theapiana 8: Clio 2-8. Reporter 4. Social Chairman 5. Clot) Stunta 2. 4, 6. 8: Cirla' Letter Club 5-8: S. R. Secretary 1. 2. 4. 5. Preaident 7: Homemaking Claaa Vice Preaident 7: Biology Claaa Secretary 4: Eco-nomice Claaa Vice Preaident 6: Cheerleader 3-8: Mirror Staff 3. 4. 5. 7. 8. Editorial As-aiatant 5. 8. Aaalatant Editor 7. Annual Staff 3. 4, 8. 7. 8. Sporta Editor 5. Aaaociate Editor 7. Senior Editor 8: Mirror Typiat 8; Phil-lipa Night 6. 8: Narrator Phillips Night 8: Speech Play 7, 8: Mias Phillips Jr. 4: Election Committee 3: Office Aaalatant 2: Country Fair J, 5, 7; May Court 5; School Letter 5. Radio Playa 2. 3. 6: Homecoming Queen 8: Mias Philllpian 8. Student Activity Letter 8. JEROME S. SWAFFORD Jetty Confederate Roundtable 6-8. President 8: Library Aaalatant 2-8: S. R. Stamp Salesman 8. FRANCES JOANNE SWITZER Jo 5. R. Freshman Representative 1. Council Member 6. Stamp Salesman 8; Junior V Teens 2-4. Social Chairman 4: Senior V Teens 5-8. Secretary 8. Social Chairman 7. Scrapbook Chairman 6, Publicity Cha.rman 8. Service Chairman 8: Girls' Glee Club 1-4; Chorallera 3; Marshal 3. 7 Mirror Typist 8: Library Assistant 8. BERTHA ANN TAYLOR Bert 5. R. Secretary 4. P. T. A. Representative 2, 6. Treasurer 3. Red Cross Representative 1. 6. 7: Junior Y-Teena 3: Thalia 4-8. Activity Committee 6. Project Committee 8. Club Stunts 4. 6. 8: Mirror Typist 8. SARAH FAY THOMPSON 5. R. Red Cross Representative 5. 8. Biology Class Secretary 3: Cloth.no Class Secretary 3. Fashion Show 6: Thalia 2-5; D. O. Club 5-8: Miss D. O. Contest 8: Essay Contest 6. ELIZABETH DOLORES TORRE Belt National Honor Society 7-8. President 8: Spanish Club 4-8. Preaident 8. Secretary 6. Critic 7. Project Committee 5, Who'a Who 6. 8: Jr. Y-Teens 2, 3: Thalia 5-8. Activity Committee 4. 6. Project Committee Chairman 8. Who's Who 6. 8: G. O. Chairman of Scholarship Committee 7; S. R. Stamp Salesman 1, President 3. Vice President 3, 7: Home Economics Exhibit and Awards t; Club Stunts 6. 8: Office Assistant 6: Vice President Clothing Class 1-4; Senior Invitation Committee 8; Se ntor Who's Who 8. RONALD TRAVIS Ronnie 5. R. Stamp Salesman t, 3. 4, 6. Mirror Agent 2, 6. Red Cross Representative 8: D. O. Club 5-8. LARRY EASTMAN TUCK Dit S. R. Secretary 1. Council Member 3-4, President 7; Biology Class President 3: History Class Vice President 7: English Class Secre tary 8: Chemistry Lab Assistant 5: B” Team Football t-2: '‘B” Team Baseball 1. HOWARD TUTWII.ER 19 57 PAGE 1? THE EDNA ELIZABETH VANSANT tuiJn Junior Y-Te«ns ft: Senior Y-Teens 7; Marshal JONATHAN VERMILLION Jobiwn S.R. Council Member 6, 7: Biology Class President 3. Vice President 4: Thalia Literary Society 2-S; D. O. Club S-8. WILLIAM MANLEY VOIGT Bill Senior Class Vocalist 8: Senior Class Who’s Who 8; Curry 0-8. Secretary 8. Chaplain 6. Critic 7. Pins Chairman 7, Who’s Who 7. Stamp Club ft: S. R. President ft, P. T. A. Representative 7, Safety Chairman 8: Choir ft-8: Librarian 7, Business Manaoer 8: Band 2-4. Madrigal Club 6. 8: Boys’ Chorus President 8: Orchestra 3: Phillips Night 5-8: Band Vaudeville 5. 7; Nat onal Poetry Anthology 7; Marshal 7, B Team Basketball 4; Tennis S; Club Stunts 6. 7; May Court Representative 5. 7: Lunchroom Assistant 5. Chemistry Lab Assistant ft. Student Activity Monogram 8. CHARLES JOHNSON WAIDE Buck Senior Who’s Who—Best All Round 8: Ushers Club 7. 8: S.R. President 3. 5. 8: Red Cross Representative 1. ft. Safety Chairman 4: Sports Club 4-8: Football 4. 6. 8. Letter 8. Co-Cap-tain 8. Track 5. 7. Letter 7; Preald.Ot of n o'ogy Class 4; President of English Claas DWIGHT DEE WALDROP DeWin Senior Class Annual Committee 8: Library Club 2-8, Sergeant at Arms 5. Critic 6. President 8: Dramatic Club 2-4: Corga Literary Society 8: Promoters of Good Will Understanding 8; Band 3-7; S.R. Pres dent ft. Marshal 8. HOWARD WHITLEY JO ANN WILBANKS Jody Veitalta 3-8. Historian 4. Critic 5. Treasurer 6. Vice President 7. President 8. Who’s Who 4-8: Oictatlon Club 8; 8. R. Secretary 1. 2. 8. Stamp Salesman 3, Council Member 4. Mirror Agent 5. Red Cross Representative 6. Vice President 7. Missl Phillips Contest 8: Economics Class Vice President ft; Ph Hips Night Program 4. 6. Mirror Typist 8: Marshal 4, ft, Head Marshal 6: Jr. V-Teens 3: Library Assistant 3: Freshman Beauty Contest Judge t; Homemaking Vice President 8: Gym Captain. Volley Ball, and Basketball 4: Softball Team Captain 3: Senior Class Color and Flower Chairman 8. NORMA ANN WILLIAMS G.L.C. 3-8. Chaplain 7. Bookstore Chairman 8. Prettiest 8. Most Likely to Succeed 8. School Letter 3: Damrosch 2-8. Chapla n 4. 5. Corresponding Secretary 6. Pres dent 7. Parliamentarian 8. Most Athletic 6. 8. Miss Dam-rosch 7, Representative Miss Country Fair 5. 7. May Court Representative 7; S.R- President 3. Paper Chairman 6. Stamp Salesman 7. Sportsmanship Chairman 8: Cheerleader 6-t; Marshal 4-8. Head Marshal ft: Gym Class Captain 8: Gym Assistant 8: P.T.A. Fashion Show 5: Volleyball Team 8. Girls’ Basketball Team 3: Club Stunts 8. Student Activity Mono-gram 8. BRADY WAYNE WOLFE Ushers ft-8. Associate Hrad Usher 8, Ushers Membership Committee 7: Curry ft-8. President 8. Chairman of Membersh p Committee 7: Vice President of Freshman Boys’ Club 1. S.R. Council Member 2, 4; Marshal 7; Schedule Committee 7. 8. MAX PETERSON WOOD Petr G.O. First Associate 7. Assembly Committee Chairman 8. National Honor Society 7-8; Yancey 3-8. Vice President 8. Mr. Yancey 8. Parliamentarian 7: Ushers ft-8. Treasurer 8: Jun-tor Red Cross 4-6. President ft: Band 1-ft: Marshal ft. 7. 8: Senior Class Social Chairman 8: Tennis Letter. Mgr. 1, 3; Sen'or Play ft. 8: Phillips Representative on C tlxenshlp Tour 7. Phillips Representative to National Red Cross Convention 5: Stage Crew 7. 8: Senior Class Who’s Who 8: S.R. Council Member 1. 8, Student Activity Letter 8: American Legion Award 8. January SENIOR CLASS REA CORR1NNE ZYLMAN Kt C. O. Safety Committee 5: Senior Cla Plan-•at 8: Promethean 2-8: Jr. Red Cro� � b. Vice President 5; S R Paper Chairman 3; Math Cla � Secretary 3; Choealter 2-6: Choir S-8: Madrigal Club 8; Leta KltU Mualc Award 7. SENIORS NOT PICTURED JAMES C ARROWOOD Jimmy Science Club 4-5: O. O. Club 6-8. RAMONA CARPENTER ANITA JOHNSON HELEN LOGAN % r; Stenographer Club 8: D. O. Club 7 8: Sr. V-Teen 6-6: Jr. Y-Teen 2-4; S. R. Vice Preel-dent 8. P. T. A. Rrpretentative 7. 957 PAGE 21 Memories Left Behind Green Doors We, the Senior Class of January 1957, being of unsound mind (?), and acting under fraud (?), and force (?), do hereby declare as our Last Will and Testament the following: Joanne Switzer leaves her well-worn Hamlet book to Kent Robinson. Take special note of all the red, green, blue, and brown lines when taking Miss Finley's English tests. Sue Cockrell leaves her lop-sided typing eraser to Wanda Bradford, who can find use for it also in her Type 4 class. Mary Jane Reid leaves her fashion designs to Betty Davis. Patricia Biggs leaves her Homemaking 8 notebook to Barbara Finchum. Juanita Rainey leaves her height to a cute little freshman, Shirley Chaney, to divide with her sister, Shelvia. Carolyn Isbell wills her place in the girls' gym to Howard Pridmore, who tries to get in there every day. (Who's in there, Howard?) Edna Van Sant leaves her history book to Hughlene Luckey. Christine Limbaugh would like to donate Betty McGhee a few of her pounds. Barbara Bailey wills some of her height to Martha Musgrove, who will need it for her basketball career. Rosa Lee Carbonie wills her cousin, Tony Ippolito, to the girls, if they can get him. Helen Logan wills her long eyelashes to Faye Hill. Curtis Bird leaves his Usher rat paddle to Mr. Irving E. Fullington, who has a fancy for collecting them. Carol Pugh wills her pin-up picture of Elvis Presley to Jo Ann Deas. Merrill Jones wills his jokes to Mr. 'B , who needs some. Mary Kildron wills her ability to memorize the memory passages in Miss Finley's English 8x class to anyone who can do it. Norma Williams leaves her ability to jump high when doing yells to Gloria Moore, who seems to have a little trouble getting off the ground. Johnnie Vermillion wills Olga Wilhite all her shorthand notes. Matt Reeder, being of sound mind and body (he says) does hereby bequeath one slightly-used Honor Society candle to Tommy Kelley, who was always in the dark. Bobby Dobbs wills his seat by the radiator in Miss Cobb's room to Charles Ho-burt Parks. Ronnie Bailey and Larry Tuck leave passports to God's Country, Inglenook, to any student wanting to go there. Roberta Rensaleer alias Judy Lance leaves her acting ability to the senior play aspirants. Joe Dickiana leaves with his compliments his front seat in Miss Moss's room, which he has occupied for many semesters, to the Mirror Board. Charles Stary leaves his ability to look as if he knows the answers to all the PAGE 22 questions to the May Seniors who will surely need them. Ronald Kidd leaves the knack of writing term papsrs to all Chemistry 6 students who will need it for their 5,000 word themes. Bob Meadors leaves his red hair to Gloria McClurkin, who has always wanted some. Richard McClendon and Gene Smith will gladly help coach anyone who wants to leave and just can't seem to make it. Betty Torre wills her unique method of doing shorthand homework to Alice Biddle in hopes that she can figure it out. Edwina Burdette wills her milk pitcher to Irene Haas and Pat Wheeler. Carolyn Berry wills her typewriter to Kay Jones. Angela Lawrence leaves her height to Lester Rivers, who really does not need it, and Dick Nail, who really does need some more. Charles Logsdon, with sorrow in his heart, takes razor in hand and leaves his side-burns to Douglas Bird-Dog Frost. Billy Voigt wants to leave his seat in the bass section of the choir to Jim Schmidt. Gertrude Chappell and Ramona Carpenter leave the girls of Phillips the ability to trap a husband. Jimmy Goggans bequeaths his football and basketball prowess to the athletic department. If anyone needs a slightly-used band instrument guaranteed to get you into football games free, see Dwight Waldrop and Margaret Johnson for details. James Arrowood and Bettie Lou Prewitt leave their quietness to Becky Burns, who isn't quiet at all. Wanda Schoel will gladly give her desk in mechanical drawing to any girl brave enough to sign up for the class. Vivian Parsons leaves the ability to win things to Claudette Faulk, who is doing quite well on her own. Joe Dobbs leaves everything mathematical to the math team for reference use. Carl Elvis Scott leaves his old pal, the guitar , to the band for use at the half-time shows next year. Derran Harris leaves. Period! Bruce Hose leaves his ability to tell jokes and keep people in stitches to Bobby Yarbrough. To all stage crews of the future, Pete Wood leaves his superhuman strength. This is to help them move the piano. Connie Sue Barnett, Penny Lawrence and Barbara Speer leave all the luck that wasn't with them when taking accuracys in Type 4 to all the new Type 4 students. Tasia Grammas is so glad just to leave that she is even going to leave the country. When these seniors come back for a visit to Phillips, they won't be surprised at what they find behind the Green Doors because they left it there. —Olivet Summers PAGE 23 Curtains Rise Outside Green Doors The curtain goes up for the first time in the New Year of 1970 on the Inky Gog-gan, Jr. Show sponsored by the Linda Hamrick-Joyce Lewis Mud-Pack Corporation including an actual demonstration by Bertha Taylor. Tonight you will see a parade of Big Wheels who got their start behind the green doors of dear old Phillips High School. First, we shall hear from the Middle-agers , composed of Tyler Glenn, Billy Cross, Phil Boissel, and Jerome Lane, who will sing Too Old To Cut The Mustard. We should like to send our best wishes to Judy Sawyer and Nolan Nakos, who are abroad competing for the Ping-Pong Championship in the Olympics. Girls, hold on to your seats, for that teen-age rage, Ray Davis, is going to sing Too Much , written by the famous composer, Ruth Brown. Sylvia Brown and her Slew Foot Five including Fay Thompson, Carolyn Marie Jones, Mary Ann Burton, Judy Strong, and Corrine Zylman will do their rendition of Rock Around Mother Goose. Ralph Neely will demonstrate the new Neely Tot Rod which seats twelve people, especially designed for the Misses Sherry McCurry, Mary Sue Ray, and Jane Donaldson Girls' School. And now to introduce that sensational singing duet which recently toured Africa: Olivet Summers and Jimmy Nail, who will sing Throw Mama From the Train. Tonight we are honored to have in our audience some celebrities, whom I wish to introduce at this time. Let's have the spotlight on Jimmy Cartledge, newly-elected garbage collector of Inglenook, Alabama. His able assistants, who run the Greasy Spoon on the side, are O. T. Alford, Larry Bryant, and Bruce Nelson. Up in the balcony I see my old friend, Charles Waide, who is running an old folks' home especially for dilapidated football players. Sandra Kincaid seems to be making a big success as head nurse. Her assistant nurses, noted for their cheerful bedside manners, are Carolyn Shealy, Juanita Richards, and Mary Poarch. PAGE 24 We are happy to have with us the two academy award winners, Virginia Alexander and Brady Wolfe, who are leaving by jet to go on location for their newest movie, Kat People of the Moon , co-starring Gwen Faulk, Howard Tutwiler, and David Marsh. Now to get on with the show. You will see the wonder of the world as the famous magician Hudonit , Wayne Mauk, will turn his partner, Jo Ann Wilbanks, into stone! Anita Johnson, the little girl who has determined to put Kate Smith in the shade, will sing When the Moon Shines on Central City . Penny Jebeles and Howard Whitley are hare to give you a preview of their new dayt'.me television serial Search for Yesterday , written by Terrell Duchock with organ music supplied by Ronald Travis. To conclude tonight's parade of stars, I present to you the Marsette Quintuplets , who are just back from a two-weeks' vacation. On our most modern space station, they will demonstrate strange dances taught them by Robert Grady Sides and Jerry Swafford, the scientists who hated bop and decided to remain on Mars. Members of the group are Jimmy West, Faye Pate, Mary Jo Salter, Jimmy Cullen, and Barbara Smith. We are sorry that Jalon Payne and Mary Poarch, the comedy team, who always keeps us in stitches, couldn't get baby sitters and were unable to be here tonight. Thanks to Eugene Burford and his fine band for furnishing the music for the show, and especially to our director, Donald Chambliss, who scouted the corners of the world to get all our friends together tonight. Just before signing off, I want to read a telegram from Principal Alan Holmes of Phillips High saying, I now pronounce you 'Big Wheels', the ancestors of the green doors of whom we are very proud. P. S. Your darling descendants, of whom I am taking very good care, are also very proud of you. —Ann Varnon page 25 WHO’S WHO . . . BEHIND THE Most Studious Pete Wood and Betty Torre Best All Around Penny Jebeles and Charles Waide Most Athletic Judy Sawyer and Nolan Nakos Most Likely to Succeed Wayne Mauk and Judy Strong GREEN DOOR . Most Talented Billy Voigt and Sylvia Brown January 19 5 7 Best-Looking Ray Davis and Sandra Kincaid Friendliest Jimmy Nail and Sherry McCurry Wittiest Jalon Payne and Ralph Neely OLIVET SUMMERS AND MATT REEDER MR. and MISS PHILLiPIAN PAGE 28 THE SENIORS... °AGE 29 THERE'S CAPS, GOWNS AND DIPLOMAS WAITING . . . Behind the Qteen Door! THE MAY SENIOR CLASS Mono The end crowns the work. COLORS Pink and White FLOWER Sweetheart Rose COMMITTEES MOTTO—Mary Elizabeth Self, Chairman; Frank lockridge. James Caldwell, Carolyn McCarley, Carolyn Thorn-ion. Jody Vaughn, Miss Senn, Sponsor INVITATION—Phyllis Traywick, Chairman; Janice Hamih ion. Ann Varnon, Mary Louzis, Eric Townsend, Dempsey Owen, Peggy Brown, Miss Huff, Sponsor COLOR AND FLOWER—Fletcher Anderson. Chairman; Susan Ray, Jo Ann Myers, Jim Currier, Julia Mansfield, Laura Nygrcn, Leland Downs. Miss Leader, Sponsor SOCIAL AND GIFT—Jimmy Davis. Chairman; Dennis Stephens. Albert Chieves, John Dreher, Barba a Jor- dan, Billie Sue Connally, Miss Holmes, Sponsor OFFICERS President Maurice Bclrosc Vice President Jack Rice Secretary Mary Ann McKeever Orator Claire Prescott Vocalist Theresa Rinaldi Poet Frances Cunningham Pianist Sheila Huddleston Artist David Parrish Left to right: Maurice Belrose. Mary Ann McKeever, Jack Rice, Claire Prescott. Frances Cunningham, Sheila Huddleston, Theresa Rinaldi, David Parrish. PAGE 30 THE SENIOR CLASS CONNIE SUE ADAIR Transfer from Woodlawn 3; Euphrosynean 3-4; Agtaia 7-8; S. R. Stamp Salesman 3. Mirror Agent 4. Vice Pre� ident 7: Transfer from Bay Minette 7. ANNA MARIE ADAMS Ann Projection Club 2-8. Treasurer 5: Sr. Y-Teens 5-8, Council Member 5. Vice President 7. Treasurer 8; S. R. Vice President 4; Clothing Class Vice President 5. FLETCHER ANDERSON Fletcb Transferred from Shades Valley 5: C.O. Clubs Committee 8: Owen 5-8. Chaplain 6. Critic 7. Corresponding Secretary 8: Thespians 6-8, Vice President 8: Choir 5-8. Secretary 7. Business Manager 8; Madrigal Club 6-8: S.R. Vice President 7. Council Member 5. 6. Mirror Aoent 8. Club Stunts 5. 7; Senior Play 6. 7; Band Announcer 7; The Valiant 6: S.R. Sings Committee 7. BETTY LOU ARMSTRONG National Honor Society 7-8: French Club 1-4; Future Nurses 7-8: D.O. Club 7-8. Critic 8: 5. R. President 7. Mirror Agent 3, Paper Chairman 7; Contributor to National Anthology of Poetry Contest 6. THOMAS FRANKLIN AUTRY Gene Latin Club 2-8, Parliamentarian 5: Freshman Boys' Council ts S. R. Chaplain 6. Safety Chairman 5: Band 1-8. HELEN GAIL BASS Skid Sportsmanship Committee Chairman 7. 8: Clubs Committee 6; Orientation Committee 4; Scholarship Committee 3; Safety Committee 5; Latin Club t-5. Critic 3. Recording Secretary 4; Promoters 2-4; Spanish Club 6-8: Promethean 2-8. Recording Secretary 4. 8. Corresponding Secretary 6, Club Stunts Chair-ma i 5. Project Chairman 7: S.R.P.T.A. Representative t. President 4. 5. Vice President 6. Treasurer 8: English Class President 3. 4; History Class President 8; Sewing Class Vice President 3. Secretary 4; Office Assistant 4; Essay Contest. Phillips Representative 8: National Poetry Anthology 7; Club Stunts 3. 3. 7: Marshal 3-6. Assistant Head Marshal 6. Chairman Senior Play Costumes Committee 7; Speech Class Vice President 5: Schedule Committee 5-8: May Court 8: Phillips Night 7. BARBARA BEASLEY Bubs Transferred from Chattanooga Central High School 7. FLOYD MAURICE BELROSE Man G. O. Scholarship Committee 7: National Honor Society 7-8. Treasurer 8: Owen 6-8. Vice President 8. Third Member 7. Club Stunts Committee 7: Ushers 5-8. Membership Chairman 7. Program Chairman 8; Stamp Club 2-4. President 4. Vice President 3: S. R. President 8. Vice President 3, 7, Mirror Agent 5. Paper Chairman 8; Varsity BasKetball 6-8. B-Team Basketball 1-4: Football Manager 3-6: Track 8; May Court 2. 4; Marshal 3. JOHN BENNETT Ben Gorgas 3-8. Critic 4. Parliamentarian 5. Social Committee 5. Program Committee 7: S.R. Pretldent 2. Vice President 3. Council Member 6. Red Cross Representative 5. P.T.A. Representative 4, Mirror Agent 8; Marshal 3-5. GEORGE STEPHEN BIERLEY Steve Yancey 2-8: S R- President 1. Council Representative 4. Nlay - 1957 PAGE 31 THE CAROLYN BILLINGS F. T. A 2-8, Critic 5, Historian 6: Mnemo-•ynean 2-8. Historian 4. Critic 5. Project Committee Chairman 7, Who' Who 7, Reporter 8: S. R. Mirror Aoent 5, Stamp Salesman 8. Secretary 8: Choir 5-7; Study Hall Secretary 7; Marshal 3. PAGE 32 EMMA FRANCES BISHOP Fran French Club 2-4; Thalia 2: Clio 3-8. Clio Social Committee 7; Junior Red Cross 3. 4. Junior Red Cross Membership Committee 4; S. R. Mirror Aoent 5: Council Member 7, 8; Gym Assistant 3. 4; Marshal 7: Debate Clinic 5: Club Stunts 3. 5. 7: Mirror Typist 8. ROBERT MELVIN BLACK Bobby D.O.-D.E. Club 6-8; Red Cross 6: S.R. Stamp Salesman 3. 5, Paper Chairman 3. 8. Safety Chairman 6. Red Cross Representative 8. Vice President 8. Council Member S; Band 1-3: Marshal 3-4. SAM JOHN BONDURIS Sammy Usher 7-8, Secretary 8: Owen 2-8. Secretary 7, Who’s Who 7: Choir 5-8, President 8: Madrigal Club 7-8; Spanish Club 8. Sergeant-at-Arms 8: S.R. Red Cross Representative 2. P.T.A. Representative 1, Paper Chairman 6: Basketball 3; Club Stunts 7: May Court 6; Marshal 2. 3. 4. ROGER STAN LEIGH BOONE D. O. Club 7-8; 8. R. President 8: Track 6. 7: Football Varsity 6. 7. WANDA MAE BRADFORD Transfer from West End S: D. O. Club 7-8. FRANK BROWN Hear) Gorgas 3-8. Critic 8. 7; S.R. Stamp Salesman 4, Safety Chairman 8, Paper Chairman 8, 7, Treasurer 1; Track 5. MANNING BROWN Marshal 4; S.R. Sportsmanship Chairman S; Mirror Agent 2. PEGGY JOYCE BROWN G.O. Pjbllcatlon Committee 7; National Hon-or Society 7-8: Quill and Scroll 7-8: Thespian 7-8. Historian 8: Promethean 8: Spanish Club 3. 4; Dramatics Club 1-7: Club Reporter 2, 3, Corresponding Secretary 6, Yearbook Committee Chairman 3. Recording Secretary 7, May Court 6: S.R. P.T.A. Representative 1, Mirror Aoent 3. o. 7. Secretary 6: History «Class President 7. 8: Mirror Board 3-8, Cub i 3. Reporter 4, Assistant Editor 8. Editor-In-OChlef 7; Annual Staff Feature Editor 3. Clubs Editor 5. Senior Editor 7: Second Place Fair Award 4; National Poetry Antholooy 1. 3. 7; Head Marshal 8: Senior Play Make-up Committee 5, Properties Committee 7. CHARLES HOYT BRYANT. JR. Curry 6-8: Jr. Red Cross 3: Stamp Club 3-S: Latin Club 4-S; Band 3-5; Choir 6-7; S.R. Vic President 6. Counc I Member 8, Treasurer Stamp Club 4. P. T. A. Representative 5. SENIOR CLASS LOUISE BULLARD Lou Thalia 5-4; S.R- President 7. 8. Stamp S.liftman 4. 5. EUGENE BURFORD S.R. Council Member 4, Stamp Salesman 2, •. Red Crott Representative 3. 5. 8. Safety Chairman t, 5. Paper Chairman 3. 7. BOBBIE RUTH BURGETT Bob Thalia Literary Society 3-8. Critic 7, Social Committee Chairman 5; Future Nurtet of America 3-8: S.R. Vice President 8. Secretary 1. Stamp Saletman 4, Paper Chairman 2; Contr;butor of National Anthology of Poetry Contest 3. ANN BUTLER Thalia 2-8: F.T.A. t-8. Corresponding Secretary 7. Vice President 8; S.R. Secretary 5. Stamp Salesman 8. P.T.A. Representative 2 Cho r 5-8: Choraliers 2-4; Club Stunts 2-8; English Class President 4. MARTHA CAIN Thespians 7-8; Dramatics Club 2-7. Secretary 5, Social Committee Chairman 4. 5: S R. Jr. Red Cross Representative 2. 3. P. T. A. Representative 8; Speech Class Vice President 2. JOE CALAMUSA III Jo-Jo 0. 0. President 8. Second Associate 7, Orientation Committee 6: National Honor Society 7-8: Ushers 5-8: Curry Literary Society 3-8. Vice President 8: Latin Club 2-5. President 4; S.R. President 2. 5; Senior Play 7. 8; B” Base-oall Letter 4. 'B Basketball Letter 4. JAMES CALDWELL Arab National Honor Society 7-8: Yancey 7-8. Vice President 8: Ushers 7-8. JIMMY CARLTON Jmbo Curry Literary Society 5-8: Junior Red Cross 1, 2: Stamp Club 2-4. JOHN DENIS CATALANO Cat 0.0. Second Associate 6. Safety Committee 2. Publicity and Publications Committee 3. Sportsmanship Committee 4. Chairman of Orientation Committee 7: National Honor Society 7-8: Ushers Club 5-8. Serv.ce Committee Chairman 7. Head Usher 8; Yancey 2-8. Crit c 4. Chaplain 5. 6. President 7. Parliamentarian 8. Promoters of Goodwill and Understanding 2. 3: Latin Club 1-4, President 2. Vice President 3. Who's Who 4; S.R. President 2, 3. 5-8. V'ce President 4. P.T.A. Representative t: Stage Crew 5-8. Head of Stage Crew 7. 8: Club Stunts 3. 5. 7; Club Oratoricals 4. 8; Debate Team 6. State Debate Tournament 6, Debate Clinic 6: Mirror Staff 3. 4: B Tram Basketball 3: Tennis 2. 4: Track 6. 8: Campaign Manager 7: Campaign Speaker 3. 4; Clvitan Oratorical Winner J. BEN CATCHINGS, JR. Benin Owen 2; Sports Club 3-5: S.R. Stamp Salesman 4. 7, 8. Vice President 2. Secretary 1, Paper Chairman 5. P.T.A. Representative 1; Varsity Football 3-5: Varsity Basketball 3 8: Varsity Baseball 3-8: Marshal 2. 3, 4. 5. 195 7 PAGE 33 THE NEED A JOAN CHADWICK Skid O. O. First Associate 7: Club Committee 4. Orientation Committee 3. 5. Assembly Com-mltlee 6. Chairman Scholarship Committee 8: National Thespian 7. 8: Clio 2-8. Parliamen-tar.an 3. Chaplain 5. Inter-Club Council Reo-retentative 7. Critic 8. Club Stunt 3. 5. 7: S. R. President 1, 2. 5. Mirror Agent J, Treasurer 4. Secretary 6. P.T.A. Representative 8: Marshal 2. 3. 4. 7. 8. Mead Marshal 3. Assistant Head Marshal 7: Election Committee J; Schedule Committee 5. 7. 8: Mis Phillips Junior Contest 3: Speech Plays 3, 5. 6; Assistant Stacie Manager Senior Play S. First Assistant Oirector Senior Play 7; Speech Class Play 5, 7: Quarter Hour Play 5. 6; Engl sh Class Treasurer 4; Science Class Secretary 2; Speech Clast Secretary 6. President JANE CHANDLER Shorty Junior Red Cross 1-2: Aglaia 4-8. Sergeant-at-Arms 8: Future Nurses 7-8. Sergeanl-at-Arms 8: O. O. 7-8: Library Club 6: S. R President 1, 3. 6, Council Member 2. 5. Mirror 4; Marshal 3. 4, 5, 6. ALBERT F. CHI EVES Cbeen O.O. Orientation Committee 8: Ushers S-S; Sport Club 3-6: S.R. Mirror Agent 5. JACKSON DANIEL CLOWDUS. |R 35 Yancey 2-8, Parliamentarian 5-6, Corresponding Secretary 7. Treasurer 8: S. R. Council Member 8; Choir 3-8, Business Manager 6 Madrigal Club S-7: R.O.T.C. Corp. 2. 1st Sergt. 3: Boys' 8tate Representative 6: Tennis 4; B Team Football 3: Stage Crew 4-8. BARBARA ANN COLLINS Baba S.R. Red Cross Representative 5, 6: Marshal 3. BILLIE SUE CONNALLY William National Honor Society 7. 8: Senior Y-Teens 7. 8. Parliamentarian 7, Social Committee Chairman 7. vice President 8. Who's Who 8; S.R. Council Member 3, 4. P.T.A. Representative 8. Secretary 4, 5; Speech Play 4: May Festival 4: Annual Typist 8: Miss Phillips 7. il.zM’ UHLAND FREDRICK COUCH Chesty Disc and Diamond 8; S.R. Secretary 5. Vice President 8. Mirror Agent 6; B-Team Basketball 1-4. B-Team Football 2. 3: Varsity Football 8. 7. Lettered 8, 7: Track 6. 8. Lettered 6. 8: Baseball 2. 4: R.O.T.C. Lt. 3. Capt. 4. Major 5. Lt. Col. 6 Outstanding N.C-O. 4. HERBERT LEE COX Smilev Disc and Diamond 6: French Club 3-4; S.R. Stamp Salesman 2. Safety Chairman 7. Paper Chairman 8: R.O.T.C. Non-Com Officer 4. Lt. 5. Capt. 6. Commendation Ribbon 5: School Winner Junior Clvltan Oratorical Contest 1, District Winner 2: School Winner Senior Clvltan Oratorical Contest 3: American Legion Boys' State Representative 6: Legion of Merit 5: B-Team Football 1. ENAE BYRON CREEL Junior Red Cross 8; S.R. Mirror Agent 1. Treasurer 7. 8: Marshal J: ROTC Corporal 6. ; JACKIE RAY CRISWELL Jack .O. Scholarship Committee 7: National Honor ety 7-8: Ushers 7-8: S.R. President 7-8. etary 8: Phillip Night 7. N a y PAGE 34 SENIOR CLASS JERRY CRYDER Critter D.O. Club 5-8. President 7-8: S.R Mirror Aoent 3. Vico Prooident 2. MARY FRANCES CUNNINGHAM Francie G. O. Publicity and Publication Committer Chairman 8; National Honor Society 7-8: Quill and Scroll 8: Pierian 5-8. Pin Chairman 7, Project Chairman 8, Club Stunt Committee 5: Spaniah Club 2-8. Corresponding Secretary 6. Reporter 6. yearbook Committee 5. 7, Bulletin Board Committee Chairman 6. Inter-City Oral Spaniah Contest Chairman 6. Who's Who 7; Promoters of Good Will and Understanding 3-4: S. R. Stamp Salesman 2. P.T.A. Representative I, Mirror Agent 8: Choir 3-7. Choralters t-4. Constitution Committee 4: Mirror Board 6-8. Associate Editor 7-8. Annual Staff 6-8. State Journalism Convention 7: Fair Award 7; National Poetry Anthology 1. 2. 5. 6. 7; Songs of Youth 3. 7: Club Stunts 5 7: Thanksgiving Assembly Soloist 7; Office Assistant 8. JAMES ARNOLD CURRIER Dandy Owen 2-4. Chaplain 3. Critic 4: Ushers 5-8: Sports Club 5-8: S- R. President 1. Secretary 2. Vice President 6. Safety Chairman 5. 7. 8. Paper Chairman 4: B-Team Football 1-3. Varsity Football 5, 7. Lettered 7; Track 6 B-Team Baseball 2. 4. Lettered 4; Varsity Baseball 8. 19 5 7 PAGE 35 GERALD WAYNE DAVIS Stamp Club 2-7, Vic President 4. Parliamentarian 5. Secretary 7; Curry Literary Society 8; S.R. Mirror Agent 6. Vice President 7. Paper Chairman 8. JAMES JACKSON DAVIS Jwt G. O. Safety Committee 4. Clubs 5. Publicity and Publications Committee Ushers 5-8. Service Committee 6. tlon Committee Chairman 7. Progra mltt-e 8: Curry Literary Society er 3. Vice President 5. Presid Committee 3, Chairman Social Membership Committee 5. 5. Chairman Program French 2-4. Social Committee 4; dent. 1. 2. 3. 4. 7. Vice Class President t. Secretary Vice President 3: Basketball slty 4. 6: Tennis Varsity 6. 8. PATRICIA GAIL DAVIS Dramatics Club 2-4; Astraea 7. Who's Who 6. 7; D.O. Club 6: S.R. Chaplain 7. SHELBY IE AN DAVIS Vestalla 5-8: Y-Teens 2-4: Latin 7-8; Mar-■hal 5. 7: S.R. Mirror Aoent 5. PATRICIA ANNE DE RONCEY Utile Pat Thalia 2-5; D. O. Club 7. 8; S. R. P. T. A. Representative 8, Mirror Agent 8. Council Member 8: Marshal 4-6. -w Cross JUDSON EDWARD DAVIDSON B g Jud Ushers 6-8. Assistant Head Usher 8: Confederate Roundtable 5-6: S. R Vice President 8: B-Team Basketball t-2. Varsity Basketball 3-4. Varsity Basketball Letter 7-8: Track 4-6. BARBARA SUE DAVIS State Vestalla 2-8: Future Nursss 8: Marshal 1-2-8. THE BETTY ANN DOSS BAD F. T. A. Club 1. 2; O. O. Club 7, 8: S. R. Secretary 7, 8: Marshal 2. FLOYD LELAND DOWNS. JK. Dtcoti Oise and Diamond 7-8: Yancey 2-8. Mr. Yancey Committee 4. Who' Who 7. Corresponding Secretary 8, Club Stunts 3. 6. 7; S. R. Council Representative 1-5. 7-8. Stamp Salesman 1. Paper Chairman 6: Band 1-4; Orchestra 5: R. O. T. C. 2-7, Drill Team Instructor 8. Drill Team 6: Chemistry Croup Leader 5, 6; Choir 8: Election Committee Chairman 7. JOHN ADAM DREHER G. O. Orientation Committee 7: Owen Literary Society 4-8. Parliamentarian 8. Corresponding Secretary 7. Club Stunts 7: Ushers 8; Latin Club 3-6, Treasurer 5. Critic 5; S.R. Red Cross Representative 1. President 4. P. T. A. Representative 5. Mirror Agent 7. 8; Library Assistant 3. JANE LUCINDA DUFFEY Duf-Dear Dramatics Club 2-8. Vico President 8. Secretary 8. Reporter 5; Junior Red Cross 4. 5; F. T. A. 2-4} S. R. President 1, Council Member 7; Choir 3-8; Madrigal Club 5-8; Marshal 2. 4, 5, 8; Poem Accepted by National Poetry Anthology 7. JOHN C. DUNCAN Stamp Club 3-3; Owen Literary Society 8- MARTHA GAYLE DYAR Skid G. O. Clubs Committee 5-6: Orientation Com- mittee 4; Publicity and Publication Committee 7; Safety Committee Chairman 8: Latin Club 2-4. Secretary 3. 4; Promethean 2-8. Corresponding Secretary and Recording Secretary 5. 8. Project Chairman 7; Spanish Club 6-8. Treasurer 7: Inter-Club Council Representative 7; Promoters 3-4: Marshal 3. 5. 7: S. R. President 2, 6. Vice President 3. 8. Secretary 4. 5, P. T. A. Representative 7; Schedule Committee 4-8; Cheerleader 3-8. Co-Mead Cheerleader 7-8; English Class Secretary 4. 5. 8: Speech Class Vice President 6: History Class Vice President 5: Science Class President; Biology Class Secretary 4; Club Stunts 3. 5. 7; Quarter Hour Plays 5; Senior Play Costume Committee 7; Miss Country Fair Contest 2, 5. 8; Miss Junior Phillips Contest 3, 5: Office Assistant 8; May Court 2: Marshal 3. 5. 7. PATRICIA ANN EACH Pa! G. O. Publicity and Publications Committee 7; National Thespians Society 7-8: Quill and Scroll 8: Spanish Club 2-4; Dramatics Club 2- 4. Year Book Committee 3: Prometheans 3- 8. Parliamentarian 7. Club Stunts 7. Country Fair Committee ft; S.R. Junior Red Cross Representative 6: Speech Class Secretary ft; Mirror Board 4-8. Club Reporter 4, 5. 6. News Editor 7, Associate Editor 7. Annual Staff 6-8; National Poetry Anthology 3: Senior Play Make-up Committee 7; State Journalism Convention 7. ROSE MARIE ELLIS Baby 5. R. President 1, Vice President 2. Red Cross 3, ft. Council Member 4, 6. 7. 8. Secretary 8: Glee Club 6: Badminton Team 4. EVELYN CORINE ESTELL Sister Dramatic Club 2-6: .SR. Mirror Agent 2, Stamp Salesman 3: Marshal 3-7. ARVONELL FOSHEE Marshal 2. 3. May PAGE 36 SENIOR CLASS STARLIN FAYE FRANKLIN Vrankn F.N.A. 5.6: O.O. Club 5. 6: S.R. Secretary 8. P.T.A. Representative 5: Marshal 4. DAVID THOMAS FREW % Dan Usher 7-8: Gorga 6: Sport Club 4-5. S.R. Mirror Agent 2. 4. 6. 7. Stamp Salesman t-2, P.T.A. Chairman 5. 8: Marshal 4-8: Football 1. 3. 6, Football Letter 3; Basketball t, 3: Baseball 4. LAMAR GAGE Transfer from Marlon Military Institute 7. MARGARET ELIZABETH GEETERS M g Aql.va 6-8: S.R. Red CrOM Representative 5. Mirror Agent 8. Stamp Salesman 2: Marshal 3-6. MARY REBECCA GILMER Beck) Clubs Committee 8; Entre Amigos 2-7. President 5. Vice President 4. Rec. Secretary 7: Clio 2-8. Club Stunts 3. 5. 7. Chaplain 6. Rec. Secretary 7; Marshal 2-5. 7. 8: Mis Phillips Jr. Contest 3. 5: S.R. Secretary 1, 5. 7. Stamp Salesman 3. 6. JULIA GLASSCOCK Judy Thalia 2-8. Publicity Chairman 6; F.T.A. 3-8. Social Chairman 6. Historian 5. Chaplain 7, Recording Secretary 8: S.R. Red Cross Representative 2. P.T.A. Representative 7. Mirror Agent 5. Secretary 4; F.T.A. Representative to Auburn 6: Club Stunt 2-8: Mis Phillip Musical 1. .3 5. 7; Choir 5-8: Chora-liers 2-4; English Class Vice President 5; Vocal Class Vice President J. MARY KAY GRIMES Mnemosynean 4-8. Treasurer 7. Corre . Secretary 6: Thalia 3. Junior Red Cross 4j Choralier 4, 5: Cho.r 6, 7; Marshal 4-6; S.R. P.T.A. Representative 3. LOLA JANICE HAMILTON Thespians 7-8. Critic 8: Latin Club 1-6: Dramatic Club 2-7, Treasurer 4. Critic 6. Vice President 7. Miss Dramatics Club 7; S- R. Stamp Salesman 2. 5. Mirror Agent 6. Secretary 8: Marshal 5. 6. 8. Assistant Head Marshal 5, 8: Debate Team Varsity 4-8. State Debate Tournament 6. 8: Senior Play 7; Judge Club Debate 4. Judge Grammar School Poetry Contest at Phillips 8. Debate Clinic University Center 5-8: Senior Play Staff 6: Thanksglv-Ing Program 7. P.T.A. program 7: Finals State Industry Essay Contest 8 Debate Key Award 6. JEANNE KATHERINE HAMPTON Clubs Committee 7; Thespian S-6, Critic 7: Vest.ilia 5-8. Rec. Secretary 7, President 8: SR. Vice President 2. Stamp Salesman 6. Secretary 4. MITCHELL DOOLEY HARDEN Mitch Publicity and Publications Committee 8: Latin Club 2-4; S.R. Council Member 7. Paper Chairman 8; History Class President 8. Mirror Circulation Manager 7. 1957 PAGE 37 DORIS-MYDREAM HENDERSON Deanie Thr� pi.in� 4-8, Treasurer 6: Vestalia 4-8: Library Assistant 4-5. BELVA HILL Thalia 1-4. Vice President 4. o. 0. Club 5-8. Reporter 5-8: Projection Club 1 4. Secretary 2. 3; R.O.T.C. Sponsor 3: Country Fair Contest 2-4; S.R. President 3. 5. Secretary 8. Stamp Salesman 1, 2. NORMA LAY HILL Vestalla 4-8; Y-Teens 2. 3. Vice President 3: Marshal 7j S.R. Secretary 2. 4. 7. Paper Chairman 6. Stamp Salesman 8. CARMEN HOLLAND F. N. A. Vice President 8: Jr. Y-Teens Treasurer 5; Sr Y-Teens Chaplain $; O. O. Club 7. 8: S.R. Secretary 6-8. Treasurer 5. JUDITH AMELIA HOLT Mack Future Nurses Club; D.O. Club 7-8: S.R. Junior Red Cross Representative. Stamp Salesman 8. JAMES HONEYCUTT . Af. Red Cross Representative 8. DONALD S. HORTON Don S.R. Vice President 6. Council Member 5, Safety Chairman 7. Stamp Salesman 8: D.O. Club 5-8. •i PAGE 38 LICE EVELYN HUCKABY Hack 4-8. Reporter 7. Chaplain 8: Aglaia tic. Treasurer. Secretary. President ’.R. Secretary 1. 3. 4. Mirror Agent 5. 6. per Chairman 8. Bean . Cap- GENE HUDDLESTON Jr. Red Cross 5: R.O.T.C. Sot. F C 3-4 tain 5-6. SENIOR CLASS SHEILA ANN HUDDLESTON ShaL National Honor Society 6-8: Thalia 1-8. Pr« i. dent 8. Activity Committee Chairman 4. Par. 11.1mentar.an J, Club Stunt 7. Wtio'i Who 3-7. Inter-Club Council Representative 7. Corresponding Secretary 5: Latin Club 6-8. Reporter 7: S. R. Vice President 6. Council Member 5. President 8: Salts Executive Contest Winner 6: Infirmary Marshal 7; Vocal Recital 6. TONY LOUISE IPPOLITO Hypo Ushers 8: Sports Club 3. 5-7: S.R. Vice President 1, Council Member 3. 4. Vice President 6. Secretary 6, Mirror Agent 7; English Class President 5: B-Team Basketball 3. 4: 8-Team Football 1. Lettered t: Varsity Football 5. 7. Lettered 5. 7: B-Team Baseball 2: Varsity Baseball 4-8: Track 6: Marshal 3-5. H. C. ISOM. JR. Sonny, B-Team Football 3: B-Team Basketball 3-4; Track 4-6. DON JACKSON Transferred from Woodlawn 3: Curry 7-8; S.R. Paper Chairman 4: Basketball 5-6: Track 6. WILLIAM CHARLES JAMES Bill Transferred from Ensley 7; Ushers 8: National Honor Society 6-8. MARY ANN JOHNSON Thalia 2. 3: Astraea 6. 6: O.O. Club 7. 8: Marshal 3-8. MARY SUE INGLE National Thespians 6-8. Treasurer 7: French Club 1-5; Oamrosch 2-8. Recording Secretary 7. Treasurer 6: Debate Team Alternate 7. 8; S.R. Red Cross Representative 5, P.T.A. Representative 6. 7: Recording Secretary-Treas- urer 8. THELMA CAROL HUDDLESTON Jr. Y-Teens 2-4; Vestalla 5-6: Jr. Red Cross 7: Marshal 3. 7. 8. SUZANNE HU PE AKER C. O. Orientation Committee Chairman 5: Sportsmanship Committee Chairman 6: Na- tional Honor Society 7-8: Vice President 8; National Thespians 6-8: Clio 2-8: Chaplain 4; Secretary 5: Social Chairman 6: President 7: Club Stunts 3, 5. 7; French Club 1-5: Parliamentarian 2: Secretary 3: Historian 4; Vice President 5; S. R. President 7: Vice President 2. 3: Secretary 1: P. T. A. Representative 5: Speech Class Secretary 3. 4: President 6. 7. 8; Homemaking Class President 8: Secretary 7; Miss Fire Prevention 7: Cheerleader 2-8: Head Cheerleader 7-8: Election Committee 4; English Class Secretary 8: Marshal 4-8: Head Marshal 7: Schedule Committee 5-8: Phil Night 5. 7; May Court 2. 4. 6. Miss Phil Jr. Contest 3. 5; Miss Phillips Contest Speech Class Play 3. 5. 7; Miss Country f Contest 3: Inter-Club Council Chairman P. T. A. Program 7. JUDY ANN JONES F.T.A. 3: S.R. Secretary 1. Mirror Agent 2. President 3. Vice President 4-5: Gym Assistant 4: Softball Team 4; Volley Ball Team 3. Basketball Team 4: Gym Captain 4: Library Assistant. 1957 PAGE 39 THE BARBARA JEAN JORDAN Bobbye Dramatic Club 3: Pierian 4-8, Critic 7, Vice President 8. Club Stunt 6-7; S. R. Secretary 8, Red Cro« Representative 4. Mirror Agent 5, 6, 7: English Class President 4; Marshal 8. BETTY SUE KING Jr. Y-Teens 2: Astraea 6-7; D. O. Club 8; S. R. Red Cross Representative 4. Stamp Sale man 6. MARTHA DRUCILLA KIRKWOOD Skid C. O- Orientation Committee 4, Club Commit tee ft. Campaign Manager 6. Sportsmanship Committee 7, Publicity-Publication 8; Spanish Club 2-8, President 6. Social Committee Chair man 3-5. Project Committee Chairman 7, Mis Country Fair Contest 6: Country Fair Committee Chairman 4, Who's Who 7, Yearbook Chairman 2; Promethean 3-8. Scholarship Chairman 6. Corresponding Secretary 7, Vice President 8. Club Stunts Chairman 7, Club Stunts 3. 5. Freshman Tea Committee Chairman 7: S.R. Secretary 2. 3. 4. 7. Sportsmanship Chairman 8. Stamp Salesman 5, Girls' Freshman Representative 7; Mis Phillips Contest 7: Biology Class Secretary 3. Biology Class President 4; History Class Secretary 6-7: Speech Class Secretary 8-7; Cheerleader 2-8: P.T.A. Program 7; Speech Plays 6. 7: Typing Contest 6: Marshal 4. 6. 8, Head Marshal t; Library Assistant 3: Phillip Night Program 7; Volleyball Captain 1. 3, Basketball Captain 2. Dart Tournament 2. 4. Ping Pong Tournament 4. Shuffleboard Tournament 2. 4; Schedule Committee 5-8. HELEN P I.AMPROS Thalia 2-3; Junior Red Cross ft; Clio ft-8; S.R. Stamp Salesman 1, 2. 4. 7; Marshal 5, 6; Club Stunts 5. 7; Schedule Committee 7. P. T. A. Program 6:Annual Typist 8: Country Fair Committee 8. PATSY ANN LEFOY Problem Dramatic Club 5-8. D.O. Club 7-8; Marshal 2. BEVERLY LEONARD Thalia 2-ft: Chiaroscuro 7; Homemaking Class President 3. Vice President 7. S. R. Mirror Agent 4. 5: Miss Phillip Pageant ft; Marshal 3. EVELYN GIBSON LILLICH Pat Dramatics Club 2-3; Clio 4-8, Critic 7; F.T.A, 1- 8, Secretary 7. Critic 2; S.R. President 4. Secretary 5, 6. Treasurer 7: Club Stunts ft. 7; May Court 4; Senior Play Costume Committee 7; Phillips Night 7. IRA SUE LITTLETON Blondie Girls' Freshman Club Representative .1 Future Teachers of America 1-8, Mnemosynean 2- 8. Historian 8. LOUISE LIVELY MARY LOUZIS F. T. A. 1-8. Chaplain 2. Vice President 4. Treasurer 3. Critic 5. President 7, Country Fair Chairman 8. Who's Who 7; Clio Social Chairman 7. Corresponding Secretary 8. Who's Who 7; S R.Secretary 1, 3. President 6. Treasurer 2. Mirror Agent 7. Vic President 5, Stamp Salesman 4; Choraliers 2-ft. Secretary 3. 4. Vice President ft; Choir 3-8; Chemistry Class Secretary 7; History Class Secretary 7; Club Stunt 3. 4. 7; Delegate to District F.T.A. Convention 7; Office Helper 2-8; Mis Phillips Contest 3. 6, 7. May PAGE 40 SENIOR CLASS STEPHEN A LOVOY Cousin Stamp Club 2-1; Ovwn Literary Society 4-S: Football 2-4. Basketball 3; Marshal 7. LYNNIE JANE LUMPKIN Red F. N. A. 7-8; D. O. Club 7-8; S. R. P. T. A. Representative 7. Red Cross Representative 8, Chaplain 3. 4. DONALD WAYNE LYNN National Honor Society 7-8: Ushers 8; Curry 8-8: S. R. Stamp Salesman t, 2; Basketball 5. 8; Track 8. BUFORD JERALD MADDOX Jerry Transferred from Haelewood High 5; G. O. Scholarship Committee 8: National Honor Society 7-8: Ushers Club 7-8; Latin Club 6-7, Who's Who 7; Owen 6-8. Parliamentarian 7-8, Club Stunts 7. Who's Who 7; Promoters of Goodwill and Understanding 5-8. Critic 7-8. Chairman United Nations Committee 8. Who's Who 5. Inter-High Promoters 8. Publicity Chairman 8: Band 5-8; S- R- President 8: Marshal 7. JULIA MANSFIELD Bug Pierian 3-8. Social Co-Chairman 5, Social Chairman 8. Vice President 7. President 8: Junior Red Cross 2. 4. 7; S- R. Secretary 1. 3, President 2. 4. 8: Sewino Class Presidrnt 8. Secretary 3; Science Class Secretary t, 2: English Class Secretary 3. 5; Marshal 2-4; Fashion Show Model 7. 8. MARY FRANCES MARTIN Peter Pan O. O. Club 7, 8, Secretary 5; Gym Softball Manager 2: S. R. President 8- MARY GEORGE Me BEE Ceorgn Vestalla 3-8, Treasurer 8. Corresponding Secretary 5, 8: Library Club 5. 6. Junior Red Cross 7; Mnemosynean 2: D. O. Club 7, 8; S R. President 3. 8: Vice President 2. 6: Council Member 3. 8. Mirror Agent 2. Stamp Salesman 4. CAROLYN SUE McC ARI.EY Sue-a-Lou Orientation Committee 8: National Thespians 7. 8; Latin Club 1-4; French Club 5. 8: Clio 7. 8; Dramatics Club 3. 4: Choir 2-8: Madrigal Club 7. 8: Science Class Secretary 1-5; Vocal Class Secretary 1. 2; French Class Vice President 6: Freshman Club Representative t: Radio Play 2: Freshman Club Play Vj Senior Play 7; Miss Phillips Contestant 7: S. R. Council Representative 7, Secretary 7. Vice President 6. MARY KAREN MiCOMBS Kay Thalia 2-8: Future Teachers of America 2-8, Chaplain 6; S.R. Secretary 2, Chaplain 4, Vice President 8. LAWRENCE ROUTLEDGE MtCULLERS Larry S.R. Mirror Agent 7. Stamp Salesman 7. Vice President 5. 19 57 PAGE 41 THE NEWTON RAYBURN MtDUFFEY Ray Projection Club 2-6: D. O. Club 7. 8. PATRICIA JANE Mt GINN IS Pat Jr. V-Tecn� 3. 4. Vice President 4; $r. V-Tecns 5. 6. Vice President 6; Thalia 2: F.N.A 7. a. Secretary 8; O.O. Club 7, 8; Jr. Red Croat 1-4: S.R. Chaplain 8. Red Cross Representative I; Secretary of Economic Class 6: Volley Ball Team 3: Basketball Team Manager 3. MARY ANN McKEEVER Mae National Thespian 5-8. Vice President 7. President 8: Spanish Club 2: Promoter of Good Will and Understanding 2-8. Recording Secretary 7. 8. Yearbook Committee 5; Pro methean 2-8. Trea urer 8. Vice President 7. President 8. Who’s Who 5. 7. Project Committee 5. Year Book Committee 7: S.R. Red Cross Representative I, Council Member 3: Club Stunts 3. 5. 7: Drama Festival 2. 4. 6: Marshal b. English Clast Vice President 6: Country Fair Publicity Committee 5; S.R. Red Cross Representative 1, Council Member 3: Senior Play Make-up Committee 6. 7; Elementary Poetry Contest Judge 8: Boys' Clvitan Oratorical Contest Judae 8; Phillips Night 5. 7. HARRIETT I.YNN McKOY Lynbo G.O. Scholarship Committee 6-8: National Honor Society 6-8. Treasurer 7. President 8: Thespian 7-8. Treasurer 7: Latin Club t-6. Who's Who 5. Treasurer 4. Social Committee Chairman 6. President 5. Country Fair Chairman 4. 6: Dramatics Club 2-7, Yearbook Committee 3. Recording Secretary 4. President 6. Constitution Chairman 5. Corresponding Secretary 7. Who's Who 4. 5. 6: S.R. Council Member 2. Stamp Salesman 3. 6. Secretary 4. President 5, 7: English Class Secretary 1. 3. President 5, 8: Speech Class Secretary 3; Radio Essay Winner 1; School Representative Clvitan Junior Oratorical 2: Varsity Debate Team 4-8: State Winner Debate Team 4.6; School Representative State Extemporaneous Speaking 4: School Representative State After-Dinner Speaking 6; Debate Clinics 4. 6. 8: Senior Play 7. Assistant Director 5; Educational Television Shows 7: National Poetry Anthology 7: National Es say Anthology 7; School Representative Voice of Democracy Oratorical Contest 7; Miss Phillips Pageant 7; Poetry Contest 8; Finals in State Industry Essay Contest 8; Debate Clinic Key 6: Grammar School Poetry Contest Judge 8. JULIA EVELYN MEADORS ftuiy Junior Red Cross 3; S.R. Secretary 8. Council Member I. Mirror Agent 2-5: Damrosch 3-8, Chaplain 7, Social Chairman 6. Club Stunt 7; Girl ' Glee Club 1-4. WII.BA JANE MELVIN Sluder F. T.A. 1-8, Critic 3. Vice President 7: D.O. 7. 8; Thalia 1-6; Stamp Salesman 4. Secretary 3: Speech Class Secretary 4; Marshal 2. 5. JO ANN MITCHELL Sport Transferred from Wood awe 5: 0.0. Club 6-8. PERRY C. MONROE. JR Diamond Disc Society 5. 6: S.R. President 5. Stamp Salesman 6. Mirror Agent 7; Rifle Team 2-6. Captain. BARBARA ANN MOORE Bab G. L.C. 6-8. Who's Who 7: Aglala 4-8. See-geant-at-Arms 6. Chaplain 7. Treasurer 8: S.R. President 5. Paper Chairman 3. P.T.A. Representative 4, Stamp Salesman 6: Gym Class Captain 4-7; Softball Team 3-5. Basketball Team 4-6. Volleyball Team 7; Marshal 3-6. FRED RUSSELL MOORE Latin Club 3-4: Spanish Cub 8: S.R. Stamp Salesman 3: Band 3-5: Phillip Talent Representative In Big 8 Contest 5. May PAGE 42 SENIOR CLASS JO ANN MYERS Nfltion.il Honor Society 7. 8: Th.illa 2-8; Future Teacher of America 1-8. Trea� urer 4, Recording Secretary 6, President 8; S.R. Secretary J. Vice President 4, ft; Homemaking Clat Secretary 7. Vice President 8. GAINES D. MYRICK 50-50 S. R. Mirror Agent 2. 5. 6. Council Member 3. 4. Red Cro � Representative 7. Stamp sale man 3. Safety Chairman t; Marshal 3: R. O. T. C. 1-4. MARY PATRICIA NABORS Patsy Choir 4-8; Dramatic Club 2-6; Promethean 7-8. Parliamentarian 8; S.R. Stamp Salesman 8: Freshman Representative t| Council Member 7; Marshal 5. 7. HELEN JOYCE NAKOS Helen foyu Clio 2-8. Corresponding Secretary 6. Project Chairman 7. Country Fair Chairman 4, 6. 8. Social Chairman 8; S.R. Vice President 5. Secretary 3. Council Member 6. Stamp Salesman 4. Red Cross Representative 7. 8: P.T.A. Fashion Show 6: Science Class Secretary 2: National Poetry Anthology 5: Radio Program 5: Club Stunts 3. ft, 7. PATRICIA ANN NEVIN Pat Thalia Literary Society 2; Annual Typist 8- LAURA LAVINIA NYGREN Choir 3-8, Secretary 6. Vice President 7; Future Teacher of America 1-8. Recording Secretary 6. 7, F.T.A. Coaching 2. 4, ft, 6. Parliamentarian 3. President 7. Who's Who ft. 6, 7. F.T.A. State Convention Delegate Promethean 2-8. Treasurer 7. Parliamentarian 6. Club Stunts 3. ft. 7. Chairman Club Stunts ft, Critic 5. Tea Chairman 5: S.R. Sing Committee 7. Secretary 1: Country Fair Committee Chairman 6; Campaign Committees 1, 7; May Day Court Representative 6: Choraliers 2-5, Secretary 4. President ft: Ml� s Phillips Senior Contest ft: Marshal 2. 3; History Class President 7. Secretary 3: English Class President 6. JAMES WILLIAM OSBORN J mmy Owen 2-7, Critic 4, Chaplain 6: 0.0. 8: Mar-shal 2; S.R. President t. Vice President 5, Paper Chairman 7, Stamp Salesman 3. Junior Red Cross Representative 7, Secretary 2. DEMPSEY LEE OWEN G.O. Scholarship Committee 7; Vanccy 3-8, Parliamentarian 8: Ushers 5-8: Library Club 2-4: Sports Club 5. 7; S. R. President 6. Vice President 5. Stamp Salesman 1. 4, Mirror Agent 3. P.T.A. Representative 8: Quarter Hour Plays 4; Track 4: 8-Team Football 2: Varsity Football 4-7: Tennis 6. B: Gym Class Captain 4: Library Assistant 3. ESMONDE OWENS Utile Momc DAVID PARRISH Date Clubs Committee 7; Usher 7. 8: Curry ft-8, Vice President 8. Treasurer 6; Latin Club 1-4; Pen and Brush 6-7, President 6. Secretary 7: Lead in Senior Play 7; English Class Treasurer 7: History Class Vice President 7. 19 57 PAGE 43 THE Vl DONALD CLAYTON PAXTON Don Jji Vaneev Literary Society 4-8: S.R. Stamp Sale ' man 2. Mirror Aoent 3. 4. 7. LEONARD KENDRICK PEELER. JR. Ken Usher 4-8: Yancey Literary Society 8; Sport Clut) 1-7; S.R. President 2-5. Vice President 1. 4, Stamp Salesman 7. Council Member 1; Economic Class President 8; Chemistry Group Captain 6; ••8‘ Team Football Letter 1. 3: ••B Team Basketball 1. 3: ,,B” Team Base ball 2; Varsity Track 6: Varsity Football Letter 4. 7. SARA ANN PERRY Susie EARL PEYTON Sawdust S. R. President 1. 2. Paper Chairman 3. 7. Secretary 4: English Class Secretary 1. 2. 3: Blood Bank 4; Baseball 4. 8, Lettered 4; Marshal 4. ESTHER MAE POARCH Kitten Astraea 2-8. Parliamentarian 2. 3. 4, 7. Prrsi. dent 7. Corresponding Secretary 5. Recording Secretary 6. Historian 8. Who's Who 5, 4. Club Stunt 3-5: Marshal 2. 5. 6; Junior Red Cross 8: S.R. President 2. 3; Philli i Night Mssembly 7. Ph-llips Night 7; May Court 8: Annual Typist 8. CLAIRE PRESCOTT Put Thespians 4-8. Yearbook Committee 6. Record ing Secretary 7. Inter-Club Council Represjnta tlvs 7-8; Quill and Scroll 7-8: Future Teachers Of America 1-2. Project Chairman 2; Thalia 2-8. Project Chairman 2. Social Chairman 3. Critic 4. President 4, Recording Secretary 7. Parliamentarian 8. Who's Who 2-8: S.R. Vice President 2. Red Cross Representative 3-4. Secrotary 5. P.T.A Representative 6; Second Place Birmingham News Oratorical 1; Girls’ L terary Oratorical 2. 4. 6. First Place 4. Second Place 6: Thespian State Convention Play 4: Thespian Play 5. 6. 7: Gay Ninettes Revue 5: Safety Contest Judge 7; Mirror Board 5. 7. 8. Editorial Assistant 7. Annual Staff 4. 7. 8; Club Stunts 3. 4. 7: English Class President 4. 4. Treasurer 3. Secretary 6, Vice President 8; Essay Contest 7: Speech Class President 4-4. Vice Pres dent 6. Secretary 2-3: Schedule Committee 4-8: Senior Play Make-up Committee 7j State Journalism Convention 7. WALTER PRESCOTT Science Club 5-8. President 8. Vice President 6. 7. Chaplain 8: S. R. Stamp Salesman 7, Red Cross Representative 3; Orchestra 1-4 JULIA FAYE PRICE Judy Future Nurse 8: O.O. Club 7. 8: Marshal 2-4; S.R. Council Member 1, Red Cross Represen. tatlve 7, Paper Chairman 3. RUTH KATHLEEN PRUITT Kat Thalia 2-8: Junior Red Cross 6; Future Nurses 7. 8: Marshal 6: S.R P.T.A. Representative 8. Fire Marshal 1. Paper Chairman 2. SUSAN CAROLYN RAY Susie National Thespians 8: Pierian 2-8, Project Chairman 6. Club Stunts 3. 5, 7. Telephone Committee Chairman 7. Spanish Club 6-7. Who’s Who 4, Corresponding Secretary 7: S.R. P.T.A. Representative 3, Red Cross Represen. tatlve 2. 4; Spanish Class President 4; English Class Secretary 3: Marshal 3. 4-8. Head Marshal 4. Assistant Head Marshal 7: Schedule Committee 7; Phillips Night 7: Assembly Play 4; Social Committee Senior Play 7. Makeup Committee 4: Assembly Program 7: May Court 4; English Essay Conteits 4. May PAGE 44 SENIOR CLASS JACK LESLIE REDFERN Dramatics Club 5: S.R. Red Cross Representative 8; Mirror Circulation Staff 5. 6; Choir 5; Speech Program 5. 6. GARY WAYNE REID Martha! 4, 8: Mirror Circulation Manager 7. 8. JA( K S. RICE Duke Usher Club 5-8; G.O. Safety Committee 8: Vancty Literary Society 2-8, President 8: Latin Club 2-5i S.R. President 6, 8. Vic President 6; Band 1-4; Assembly Programs 4. 6. 8: Varsity Basketball 4. 6. 8 I utter 6: Varsity Tennis 4. 6. 8. Letter 4. «. 8. HAROLD RIDGEWAY % Ridge Curry 3-7; S.R. Council Member 6. Paper Chairman 7. 8: R.O.T.C. Battalion Staff 5. 6. Sgt. 3. 4. MARTHA ALICE RIKARD Killy Thespians 7-8: Promoter 5. Vear Book Committee S: F.T.A. 2-5. Social Committer 3-S: Pierian 3-8. Property Committee 6. Publicity Chairman 8. Pins Committee 3. Telephone Committee 7; S.R. Stamp Salesman 4. P.T.A. Representative 8; Secretary Clothing Class 2: Secretary Speech Class 5: Marshal 4, 6-8. As-• slant Mead 8: Speech Play 3: S.R. Play 7. THERESA RINALDI Squeaks National Honor Society 7-8: Thalia 8: French Club t-8. Chaplain 3. Secretary 8. Inter-Club Council Representative 7-8; S.R. President 6. Secretary 8: Choir 3-8. Business Manager 7. Secretary 8: Math Class Secretary 5. CAROL ANN ROBERTSON Bert Bg 8 Dance Committee 7; French Club 3-8. Treasurer 7: Oamrosch 7-8: F. T. A. t: S.R. Stamp Salesman 2. 6, Treasurer 3. Secrrtary 2, Mirror Agent S: Assistant Marshal 8? Coun-try Fair Chairman 6: Study Mall Secretary 7. JOHN WILLIAM RUSSELL 1 V'illii Ushers 7-8: Goegas Literary Society 4-8. Treasurer 6-7, Secretary 8: Junior Red Cross Si Science Club 2-3: S.R. Chaplain 2. Vice President 4. Stamp Salesman 6. Secretary 7: Speech Class Treasurer 2: B-Team Baseball Lettor 2. 4. Varsity Letter 6. 8: Club Stunt 2. SUE ANN SANDERS Stun G O. Assembly Committee 4, Scholarship Committee 7: Oamrosch 2-8. Recording Secretary 4, Corresponding Secretary 5. Parliamentarian 6. Chaplain 7. President 8: Spanish Club 2-6. Parliamentarian 5. 6: Pen and Brush 7-8. Vice President 8: Promoter 3: S R. President t. 2. 5. Secretary 4. 6: English Class Vice President 4 Scholastic Art Awards 2. 4; Club Stunts 7: Speech Festival 4. DENNIS EARLE SELF Po Boy D.O. Club 6-8: President Gym Class 1: Council Member 8. Paper Chairman 8. Stamp Salesman 2. P.T.A. Representative J, Vies President 5. Safety Committee 8: Chemistry Lab Leader 6. 19 5 7 PAGE 45 THE MARY ELIZABETH SELF Ubby G.O. Orientation Committer ft; Law and Order Committee Chairman 7: Assembly Committer 8: National Honor Society 6-8, Vice President 7. Secretary 8: Promethean 2-8. Critic 4. Vice President 5. President 7. Who's Who 3. 5. 7; Latin Club 2-8. Secretary 4. Vice President 5. President 6. Who's Who 5. 7; Choraliers 1 3, Secretary 2: Madrigal Club 7 8. Pianist 3, 5. 6 Choir 5-8. Librarian 8. Accompanist 8. Choir Letter 7; Promoters 6 8. Treasurer 7. President 8. Director of U.N. Aud. Program 7. U.N. Grand March 7; Orchestra 3-4; S.R. Mirror Agent 1, Stamp Salesman 2. 6, Secretary 3. 7, Vice President 4. President ft; English Class President 2. Vice President 5; Biology Class Secretary 4; Head Marshal 7; Quir 'Em Team Alternate 6: Qulx 'Em Team 7; Senior Play Publicity Committee 7; Club Stunts 3. ft, 7; Band Vaudeville 4; Quarter Hour Plays 6: National Poetry Anthology 3; Phillips Pageant 1. 3, 5. 7; Chemistry Fair Exhibit 7; Profiles of Courage Essay Award 6; Country Fair Beauty Contest Pianist 6; S.R. Sings Pianist 5-8: Schedule Committee 4-6; Christmas Festival 5. 7; Talent Programs 3. 5, 7; P.T.A. Programs 5. 6. 7; Language Week Program Emcee 6: Blood Bank 4; Grammar School Poetry Contest Judge 8: State Industry Contest Finals 8. PATRICIA SHERMAN Pm Junior V-Teens 2-4; S.R. President 2; Marshal ft. 8: Mirror Typist 8. DALE ELAINE SOX Promethean 2-8. Parliamentarian 6. Chaplain 8: S.R. President 7, Mirror Agent 8. Council Member 8; Choir 4-8. Librarian 6. Vice President 8; Choraliers 4. S. President S: Madrigal Club 6-8: Marshal 3. 4. 5. 8. SANDRA STACY Pixie Pete G.O. Orientation Committee 7; Vestalia 2-8. Historian 3, Recording Secretary 5. Corresponding Secretary 4. President ft. Historian 7; Junior Red Cross 4-7. Recording Secretary 5. 7. Corresponding Secretary ft: S.R. President 1-4, P.T.A. Representative 6, 7. Red Cross Representative 6. 7. Secretary-Treasurer 8; Miss Phillips Jr. Contest ft. BETTI E LOU STEPHENS Lulu Transferred from Ramsay 6: F.N.A. 6-8: D.O. Club 6-8. CARLYNN STEPHENS Pen and Brush 7-8. Secretary 8; Thalia 2-4; Damrosch ft-8. Publicity Chairman 6-8: French Club 1-ft. BETTY TAYLOR Br.uns Transferred from Corner 2: Red Cross 7: Marshal 4; D.O. D.E. 5-8. CHARLOTTE ANN THACH Cat Thespians 6-8. Historian 7: F.T.A. 1-6; Pierian 3-8: Marshal 2-8: S R. Vic- Pr-Vd-nt 7.3. P.T.A. Representative 5, 6. 7; Senior Play Publicity Committee 6. Make-up Committee 7. DAVID THOMPSON Dave G.O. Election Committee Chairman 6: Assembly Committee 7; Ushers 7. 8. Treasurer 8: Stamp Club 2-8, President 6. Vice President 7. Treasurer 3. Critic 4. Secretary 8: S.R. President 2. 8. Sportsmanship Chairman 3. 7. Stamp Salesman 5. Red Cross Representative 6. Council Representative 2. 4; Basketball Varsity 6-8: B-Team Basketball 1-4, Lettered 4; B Team Football 2, 3: Track Team 4. 6. 8: May Festival 4; Band 1. CAROLYN THORNTON Cay Transferred from Prattville 3; Latin Club 5-8: Vestalia 7-8. Cr‘tlc 8: S.R. Vice President 8: Speech Class Secretarv 8; Miss Phillips Pa-aeant 7: Senior Play 7. May PAGE 46 SENIOR CLASS WILLIAM EUGENE TIDWELL Billy ERIC WAYNE TOWNSON C.O. Club Committee 7; Yancey 2-8: Ushers 5-8: S.R. President 1, 2: R.O.T.C. Non-Com-miuiontd Officer 3. 4; Band 6-6. JO PHYLLIS TRAYW1CK Pbyl National Honor Society 7-8; National Thes-plant 6-8. Preaident 7, Recording Secretary 8. wno't Who 7; Scholarthip Committee J, Publicity and Publication Committee 7: Promoter 1- 8. Chaplain 6. Vice Pretldent 7; Promethean 2- 8. Corresponding Secretary 5. Recording Secretary 7. Critic 8, Who’ Who 6: Spanish Club 2-5. Corresponding Secretary 4: S.R. Vice Pretldent 7. Pretldent 8; English Oats Pretldent 6: Club Stunts 3. 5. 7; Marshal 5; Quarter Hour Plays 4, 5. 6; Country Pair Publicity Committee 6; Senior Play Publicity Committee 6: Fall Play Make-op Committee 7: Phillip Night Program 5. 7; Judge in Elementary Poetry Contest 8: Drama Festival 4, 6: History Class Secretary 7. Vice President 8. SALLY TURNER Long-Tall C. O. Publicity and Publications Committee 5; Scholarship Committee 6: Chairman Scholarship Committee 7; Chairman Law and Order Committee 8: National Honor Society 7-8: Nation-al Thespians 6-8. Social Chairman 7; Clio 3-8. Social Chairman 5. Vice President 7. President 8: French Club 1-5. Critic 3. Vice President 4, President 5: Promoter 5: S.R. President 1. 3. Secretary 7. P.T.A. Representative 2. 4. Stamp Salesman 8: Club Stunts 3. 5. 7; Property Chairman Senior Play 5, 6. 7: Marshal 3. 4. 5. Head Marshal 8; English Class Secretary 5: History Class President 7. 8: English Essay Contest 6. 7. BARBARA ANN TYLER Bobbie Transferred from Bradford Jr. High 3: National Honor Society 7, 8: Junior Red Cross Representative 7. 8: Infirmary Marshal 5. 6. SARA UTLEY Cricket Thespians 7. 8: Dramatics Club 2-7. Corresponding Secretary 3. Recording Secretary 4. President 5. Project Chairman 7, Pin Committee 7; Junior Red Cross 3. 4: Educational Television Program 2: Mist Phillips Pageant 3; English Class President 3: Biology Class President J: Thanksgiving Assembly 7. THOMAS HENRY VANDERVER National Honor Society 7. 8: Usher 7. 8. Associate Head Usher 8: Yancey 6-8. Third Member 8: S.R. Council Member 4, 6. ANN CAROL VARNON Skid Thalia 2. 3. Who's Who 3: Clio 4-8. Parliamentarian 5. Club Stunts 5, 7. Club Staunts Chairman 7. Who's Who 7. Vice President 8: 5. R. Mirror Agent 4. Council Member 6. Junior Red Cross Representative 7. 8, Membership Committee 7: Marshal 2; May Festival 4 ;Orama Festival 4, 6: Mirror Board 7. 8. Cub Reporter 7. Annual Staff 7. Senior Editor 8, State Journalism Convention 7: Social Relations Clast President 5; Mis Phillips Beauty Contest 7; P.T.A. Program 7; Poetry Antholooy Contest Winner 7: Phillips Night Assembly 7. Phillips Night Program 7: English Essay Contest 7. JUDY ANN VAUGHN Jody Transferred from Sylacauga High School 5: Aglata 6-8. Corresponding Secretary 7. Recording Secretary 8: Library Club 5-6. President 6: S.R. Vice President 7. Safety Chairman 8: Qui 'Em Toam 6: Mirror Board 6: Cho r 7-8. JOE VAUGHT D. O. Club 6. 7: S.R. Stamp Salesman 6. Fire Marshal 7. 19 57 PAGE 47 THE THOMAS V. VINES 7 . V. Junior Red Cross 4, 5. Vice President 5: Science Club 6: Spanish Club 6-8, Parliamentarian 7. 8; Promoters 4-8; S.R. Council Member 4, 5. President 8. Stamp Salesman 4. HOWARD MOREL VINSON S.R. Red Cross Representative 4. Paper Chairman 1, Safety Chairman 8; Boys' Freshmen Club President t: R.O.T.C. Lieutenant 4. CLARICE GAIL WALKER Stormy Thespians 8-8. Corresponding Sjcretary 7; Pierian 2-8. Pins Committee 3. Sorgjant at-Arms 8: F.T.A. 1-5, Social Committee 3. 5: Project Committee 4; S. R. P. T. A. Representative 1, 3: Social Relations Class Secretary 4: Marshal 2-8. HARRY WALKER Sports Club 1-8: S.R. Council Memb r 1-3, President I, Vice President 2. Secretary 8: Varsity Football 1-8. Varsity Track 1-8. B-Team Basketball 2-4; Band Vaudeville 6. JULIA ANN WALKER Judy Clio 5-8. Club Stunts 5-8; Pen and Brush 6-8: Thalia 1: S.R. Secretary 6. Mirror Agent 4; Marshal 3. 4. GERALD WATSON Yancey 5-8: Ushers 6-8: Varsity Basketball 4. 5; Track Team 4, 5: Treasurer 2. LARRY EDWARDS WEBSTER Wesley Ushers 7-8; Gorgas 2-8, Secretary 6. Vice President 7. President 8; Marshal 2. 8: Baseball 4, 8. DAVID WAYNE WHITE % Dave Owen 4-8: S.R. Secretary 1. Red Cross Representative 2, Secretary 3, President 4. Vice President 5. Council Member 6. Safety Chairman 7; Marshal 3. 5. LUTHER WHITTLE Science Club 2-5: Spanish Club 4-8. Critic 7; Owen 7-8, Critic 8; S.R. Treasurer 1. Stamp Salesman 2. Mirror Agent 6. 8. GARY W. WILLIAMS C and Paw Confederate Roundtable Club 7 8: R O T.C. Non. Com. Off cer 3-4 Li. 7: S.R, President 2, Safety Chairman 7-8 May - 1957 PAGE 48 SENIOR CLASS MARY ELLEN WILLIAMS Trench Club 1; Junior Y-Teens 2-3: S.R. Vice President . Red Cross Representative 6: Marshal 3. A. EDNA JANICE WRIGHT fan Transferred from Jones Valley 3: Promethean 7. 8: Promoter 8: Band 3-8. BOBBY ZEANAH Zero Pen and Orueh 7. 8: Chiaroscuro 7, 8: 8.R. Vice President t, Prcudent 2, Council Member 4: B-Team Football 2-4; Vardty Baseball A; Marshal A. 6. SENIORS NOT PICTURED ALERED CHARLES LANZI Projection Club 2-4. DENNIS EDWARD STEPHENS Dnm j FRANK BEASOM LOCK RIDGE Locko O.O. Orientation Committee A: Ushers. A. 8: Owen 2. A. 8, Critic A: Latin Club A: S.R Treasurer t. Vice President 2. 3. Paper Chairman 4, 5. A: R.O.T.C. 2-5. Corporal 4. Sergeant 5: Marshal 5: B-Team Baseball 4; Track A: Band Vice Pres dent 4. RUDOLPH NORRED Rudy G.O. Publicity and Publication Committee A: Sports Club 5-8: S.R. Mirror Agent 7. Paper Chairman 5. A: Library Assistant 8: Government Class Secretary 5: Varsity Football 5. 7, Lettered 5. 7: Varsity Track 6 Lettered A: Football Assembly Program 5, 7. MARCIA TURNER National Honor Society 7, 8; Chiarosvjro Club 2-7. President 5. 7. Secretary A: S R. Vice President 8. President A. Chaplain A; Junior ReJ Cro’S Re-resentative 4: Mirror Agent 3: Biology Class President 3. GEORGE SARANTOS WINTER Winter is a witch disguised by a grandmother's face, Her innocent appearing white hair combed and shining, But underneath a misery of black, Hard and cold as a chunk of dirty ice. —Frances Cunningham PAGE 49 THE TON! BRIDGES Ushers 5-8. MARIA SALVATRICE BUZZANCA Buzzy Dramatic Club 3. 4. SANDRA LEE CALVERT Sandy Astraea 3, 4, 5. Parliamentarian 4; Red Cross 3. 6: D. O. Treasurer 7. 8. NANCY ( ATHER Transferred from Bacon County High School 7. ROBERT DARNELL Rau S. R. Council Member S: Yancey 2-8. Chaplain 8; Latin Club 1 5: R. O. T. C. Non-Commissioned Officer 3-4. 2nd Lieut. 5: Library Assistant 2-4: Marshal 6: B rmingham News Oratorical Contest 1. CHARLES DAVIS Unit Charlie Transferred from Wcodlawn 5: G.O. Sportsmanship Committee 8: Curry 7. 8: 8.R. President 8: Economics Class President 8. DOUGLAS BLAKE FROST Transferred from Ensley High 8: Madrigal Club 7. MARY ELLA GAMBLE r.T.A. 1-8: S.R. Mirror Agent 4. P.T.A. Representative 7: Choir 5; English Class Secr-tary 7. MARY ELIZABETH C.OSNELL Baseball 5. Volley Ball 5. Go sue PAULINE ELAINE GRAPHOS Pattlim Clio 3-8. Parliamentarian 8. Club Stunts 7; S. R. President 6. Stamp Salesman I. Council Member 7. Summer PAGE 50 SENIOR CLASS GEORGE W. LITTLE. JR. Transferred from Gadsden 6; Disc and Diamond 6. 7, Secretary 7: S.R. Safety Chairman 6. Paper Chairman 7; R.O.T.C. Sot. First Claes of Co. B 7. Master Sgt. 7. Unit Citation Award 7, Good Conduct Award 7. BOH LOVELESS D. O. Club 6. 7, Vice President 6, 7; S R. Council Member I, P. T. A. Representative 3, Red Cross Representative 2. Lab Leader 6. Stamp Salesman 7; ROTC Sgt. 4. MICHAEL ROSS LOWE Spanish Club 8-8. KATHERINE HUGHLENE LUCKEY Sis D.O. Club 8: S.R. President 2. Red Cross Representative 3. 4. 8: Homemaking Class Secretary 8: Marshal 8. BARBARA RUTH McCARTY S- R. Mirror Agent U Vice President 2; Pres' dent 3. 5, Stamp Salesman 4. Treasurer t: Biology Class Vice President 3: English Class Secretary 4. RICHARD ARNOLD NAIL Dick G.O. Or en tat ion Committee 5. 8. Public ty and Publication Committee 8. Clubs Comm ttee 7: Curry 8; Latin Club t| S orts Club 3-7: Pen and Brush 5. 8. Secretary 6: S.R. Vice President 7, President 4. 8. Red Cross Representative 2. 8: Choir 8. 8; Madrigal Club 8: Eng. Ilsh Class Secretary 4. 8: Football Manaorr t-7: Track Manager 2. 4: Basketball Manager 3. 4: Campaign Speaker 4-7. JOANNE NASH Jody Mnemosynean 2-8. Vice President 8. Recording Secretary 4. Corresponding Secretary 3: S. R. President 2. Council Member 5. Mirror Agent 7. Stamp Salesman 6. BARBARA JEAN PARSONS Jeanne Euphrosynean 7-8: Sr. Y-Teens 5-6: Jr. V-Teens 2-4; Jr. Red Cross 7: Gym Captain 3: Marshal 2. 4. HOWARD LEE PRIDMORE, JR. Bud Curry 4; Junior Red Cross 5: S. R. Stamp Salesman 3: Marshal 6-8. BUDDY A. REJONIS Buck Gorgas 5: Science Club 2. 3: D.O. Club 7. 8: S.R. Vice President 2. Chaplain 3. Stamp Salesman 5. Red Cross Representative 8. Paper Chairman 6. 195 7 PAGE SI SENIOR CLASS DOROTHY MAH RIVERS Dot Thalia 2-6: D.O. Club 7-6. MARY SHAW Thalia 2: Euphrotynean 4-8: S. R. Council Member b. 7, 8. Secretary 3. Mirror Ao� nt 1. P. T. A. Reprnentatlve 4; Entjl,� h Claw Secretary 2. JUDITH ANN SMITH Shorty Traneferred from Minor 5; S. R. Council Mem-ber I. Secretary 8. Red Croae Representative 7. DONALD STALNAKER Stal D.O. Club 5. 6: French Club 8: S.R. Council Member 6. Mirror Agent 7. JERRY NATHAN STEELMAN Hatnmet Curry Literary Society 3: Track Team 3. ROY WHITE Stud Corg a a 4-8. Chaplain 8: Science Club 2, 3l S.R. Prea.dent 6: Engtiah Claes Secretary 6. JOEL KENNETH WOODS Ken Coro- $: S.R. Mirror Agent 8. S u m m e r____________________________________________________________7 9 5 7 PAGE 52 A CANDID PEEK (Identity of pictures on Page 1 10) PAGE 53 Left Behind Green Doors As the seniors of the May 1957 class graduate, they leave little gifts and memories to Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors behind the green doors of John Herbert Phillips. Fletcher Anderson's ability to get along with all the girls in the Speech Major Class is left to William Prosch. The sweet personality and shorthand ability of Gail Bass is willed to Patsy Armstrong. Peggy Brown leaves her poise and position as editor of the Mirror to any capable applicant. Maurice Belrose wills his long vocabulary and ability to use it to Kay Turner. Ann Varnon's ability to detect food a mile away, eat like a horse, and still keep her figure is willed to Sondra Brown. Tony Ippolito, Ken Peeler, and Harry Walker leave their positions on the varsity to Jim Baty, Kent Robertson, and Bobby Hughes. Laura Nygren wills her pretty complexion that attracts handsome football players to any girl specializing in football. Roger Boone's casual walk and manners are willed to Lanny Vines. The mustache and sailor suit of Sam Bonduris are given to Kat Paffos. The outstanding lungs and co-head position on the cheerleading squad are left by Gayle Dyar to Sue Guthrie. Joe Calamusa leaves his popularity and president's gavel to anyone who can fill the bill. Charlotte Thach and Carolyn Thornton leave their pretty black hair to two good-looking blondes, Brenda Wright and Joe Simms. Ability at sports is left by Alice Huck-aby and Carol Huddleston to Ann Me-Math and Kay Hairston. Ben Catchings wills his pretty teeth and girl-catching smile to Jerry Shurbet. Albert Chieves leaves his place on the dance committee to any cool cat who wants it. The quiet disposition of Renae Creel is willed to Beth Gregg, who really needs it. Rose Marie Ellis, Evelyn Estell, Arvon-elle Foshee, Fay Franklin, Margaret Geet-ers, Shelby Davis, and Betty Doss leave big vacancies which will be hard to fill. The wit of Deanie Henderson and Sandra Stacy is left to Becky Burns, who really doesn't need it. Jimmy Davis wills his tennis ability to Judy Davis, who would really appreciate it. The amorous qualities of Leland Downs are willed to Zona Gayle Thorpe. Mitchell Hardin wills his argumentative ability to all frightened Freshmen. A Southern drawl, belonging to Sue PAGE 54 Davis, is given to Bobby Bazemore. Carmen Holland's ability to get boy friends is willed to Judy McCord. Suzanne Huffaker wills her ability to do everything well to Claudette Faulk. Karen McCombs and Martha Rikard give their red hair to Rebecca Smith, who already has plenty of it. Barbara Jordon's ability to catch a cute basketball player is willed to Fay Gregory. Two vacancies in the Honor Society, once occupied by Sheila Huddleston and Jo Ann Myers, are left to John Jeter and Gene Kelly. Martha Kirkwood leaves her position on the cheerleading squad to some future members with good lungs. Ann Butler, Judy Glasscock, Jack Red-fern, Billie Sue Connally, Mary Ella Gamble, Kay Grimes, Mary Louzis, and Patsy Nabors will their places in the choir to any song birds left at P. H. S. Dick Nail leaves his stature to Lester Rivers. Mary Jane Chandler, Beverly Leonard, Jeanie Hampton, Mary McBee, and Julia Mansfield will their good taste in clothes to every P. H. S. girl seeking a P. H. S. boy. Judy Vaughn leaves her intelligence to Jack Sisson. A pony-tail, belonging to Susan Ray, goes to all who are tired of almost bald heads. Willie Russell wills his dignified, reserved nature to any boy from Inglenook. Walter Prescott wills his boat to all young lovers. Fred Moore's ability to win a cute majorette is willed to Richard Ray. Jimmy Osborn wills his love of convertibles and brunettes to brother, Johnny Osborn. Don Paxton, Perry Monroe, Stephen Lovoy, Gerald Watson, Robert Black, and James Honeycutt leave their brains to the science department for careful study. Dale Sox, Sara Perry, Carlynn Stephens, Gail Walker, Mary Ellen Williams, Betty Taylor, Betty Lou Stephens. Julia Price, Fay Hill, Judy Holt, Betty King, Pat Le-Foy, Ira Sue Littleton, Jane Lumpkin, Mary Martin, Jane Melvin, Barbara Moore. Pat DeRoncy, Patsy Davis, Barbara Collins, Louise Bullard, Wanda Bradford, Ann Adams, and Carol Robertson leave behind four years of wonderful memories. As the seniors will these qifts to the undergraduates, they leave behind the g'een doors of Phillips four years of happiness and of cherished memories. —Claire Prescott page 55 Seen Behind the Green Door Since I have been endowed with a special gift of foreseeing the future through my Green Door, I, upon opening that door last night, saw what the 1957 graduates of Phillips High School will be doing in the year of 1977. In November, the nation is electing the people to serve for the next four years. On the ticket for President is Dennis Catalano. The first lady ever to run for Vice President, Nelda Chadwick, is his running mate. Campaigning for them are Jack Criswell, Billy Tidwell, Mary Ann Johnson, and Marcia Turner. Mary Elizabeth Self is entertaining at the convention by playing appropriate songs on the organ. The Red Raider drummer, Janice Wright, is beating away on the drums for Tommy Autry, who has taken Paul Whiteman's place as leading jazz band director. Through my Green Door I see a new show opening on Broadway. Starring in this thriller, written by Frances Cunningham, is Miss Claire Prescott. Also playing with her in this drama are some of her high school classmates, Janice Hamil- ton, Lynn McKoy and Carolyn McCarley. The scenery has been magnificently done by Mary Sue Ingle and Judy Walker. Pat Williams is now married and uses her singing talent to lull her two sets of twins to sleep. Charm Magazine has a new fashion director, Pat Each. Pat designs clothes and writes facts about them for the magazine. Rebecca Gilmer is now head of the Commercial Department at Phillips and teaches shorthand. Representing the secretarial field are Evelyn Lillich, Judy Meadors, Pat Nevin and Barbara Tyler. Opening in Madame Butterfly in 1977 at the Metropolitan Opera House is Miss Theresa Rinaldi, singing the leading role. Harold Ridgeway has just recently been promoted to the position of top designer at the Ford Corporation. Gary Reid, capitalizing on his study of typing while in high school, has just won the contest as fastest typist in the United States. PAGE 56 Mary Ann McKeever is now happily married to a doctor and assists him in his work by acting as his receptionist. Sally Turner, head of the Law and Order Committee in 1957, liked her job so well that she is now Chief-of-Police in Birmingham. Wayne Hardin is seen advertising Charles Antell's hair tonic. Wayne's red hair really shows up on the thirty-inch color T.V. sets. The Birmingham News has in its employment one of the country's most brilliant and talented cartoonists, Mr. David Parrish. The Kentucky Derby this year was won by jockey Jimmy Carlton. Phyllis Traywick is now Dean of Women at an all girls' school in Virginia. Dzmpsey Owen, once a track star, is now the top coach for the boys entering the Olympic contest. Uhland Couch, Jim Currier, and Judson Davidson, three fa- mous athletes, are assisting him in his work. Frances Bishop, now a grandmother, spends her spare time playing with her two grandchildren. Auburn has added a new course to the list of subjects taught there. It is a course in how to play Tiddly Winks and its coach is Eric Townsend. Suzanne Huffaker has her time well filled by keeping up with the activities and responsibilities which are hers now that she has become Woman of the Year. Jane Duffey has recently married a Canadian Mountie. It is said of Jane, She always catches her man. The time has come for me to close my magic Green Door. I only hope that the desires and ambitions of all the senior class will be fulfilled. —Peggy Brown PAGb 57 WHO’S WHO . . . BEHINDTHE Best AW Around Jack C oudus and Martha Kirkwood Wittiest Judson Davidson and Sandra Stacy Most Likely to Succeed Sally Turner and Denis Catalano Most Studious Lynn McKoy and Maurice Belrose HH GREEN DOOR Most Athletic Tony Ippolito and Gayle Dyar Best Looking Rebecca Gilmer and Gary Williams Most Talented Theresa Rinaldi and David Parrish Friendliest Gail Bass and Jack Rice JOE CALAMUSA AND SUZANNE HUFFAKER MR. and MISS PHILLIPIAN PAGE 60 Spring Spring is a tiny maiden demure and shy Afraid to appear until there is no sight Of her enemy, the witch. But soon, bursting with a desire to heap her garlands Of roses and daffodils on the hungry hillsides, She runs out of the forest, laughing, Knowing suddenly that her laughter will Frighten the witch away. She stops for a moment, planning, And every breath is held for fear that She will flit back into the forest, Bue then she comes to the horizon and Tells the sun to shine more brightly; Her shyness has disappeared; She is a mature, gracious woman. And thenl She is gone and in her place Is a small yellow-haired boy, Who is Summer. —Frances Cunningham PAGE 6) Organizations PAGE 63 ALL I WANT TO DO IS JOIN THE HAPPY CROWD” HONORARY SOCIETIES DISC AND DIAMOND NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1st row, left to right: Cadet John Seller , Joe Scott, Jamn Stelncamp. Ronnie Cook. Charles Thigpen. Donald Hyde, Gary Potter. Talmadgr Guthrie and Jimmie Mar tin. Second row: Hardy King. Greg Potter. Jerry Jernlgan, Charles Evan , Bob Parrish, Arthur Matthew , Joe Willoughby. Thomas R o o e r and George Holstein. Holding colors: Rear lett—Lester Hall. Hoisting colors: Johnny Ogle . 1st row (loft to rghtc Merrill Jones. Lynn McKoy. 8 «ty Torre. Mary Elizabeth Self. Pete Wood. Wayne Mauk. 2nd Row: Joe Dobbs. Bill James, Matt rtejJer. Olivet Summiri. Judy S.ro-.g. Joyce Lewis. Penny Jebeles. Sheila Huddleston. 3rd row: Jerry Maddox. Jo Ann Mver . D Minis Catalano. B?tty Ar n«rong Sally Turner. Vivian Parsons. Peggy Brown, Marti a Turner. Prances Cunningham. 4th Row: Joe Calamusa. Jack Criswell. Maurice Belrose. Susanne Hgffaker. Oon Lynn. Billie Sue Connelly. Barbara Tyler. Bobby Dobbs. Phillis Tra w.ck. James Caldwell. Theresa Rinaldi. Mary Chastain, ’lommy Vandever. PAGE 64 NATIONAL THESPIANS Troupe No. 802 lot Row (reading from left to right): Carroll Do §. Deanie Hendereon. M;.ry Sur Ingle. Gall Walker, Phyii t Mary Ann McKeever. Claire Preecott. Jeannie Hampton. Terry Smith. 2nd Row: Sara Utley. Sandra Purv.o, Marth 10 -Martha Rlkard. Sally Turner. Lynn McKoy. Suxanne Huffaker. Nelda Chadwick. Judy Roper. Elaine Wood ! u i Charlca Joneo. Janie Greenwood. Pat Each. Charlotte Thatch. Judy Oav.e, Peggy Brown. Pat Wililame. Janice Hm I?' Pletcher Andereon, Pat Wheeler, David Dally. Margaret Johneon. PEN AND BRUSH CLUB let Row (reading from left to right): David Parrlih. Ray Wilkine. Frank Skelton. Jaudean Joyce. Mary Elixabeth Davie. 2nd Row: Irene Wtleon. Betty Stough, Mary Ann Johneon. Brenda Roberta. Judy Wolker. 3rd Row: Sue Sandere. Wayne Hardin. Bette Davie. Mies Garnet Leader (eponeor . Carlynn Stephene. Barbara Bamberg. Bobby Zeanah. PAGE 65 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA 1st Row Heft to right): Carolyn Billing . Mary Sue Ray. Ann Butler. Judy Glasscock, Evelyn Lllllch. Jane Melvin. Ira Sue Littleton. Peogy Walter . June Robinson, Judy McCord. 2nd Row: Jane Sexton. Jeff! Young. Sandra Atkinson. Key East-er. Karen McCombs. Jo Ann Myer . Gay Nell Littleton. Gayle Dunlap. Martha Rusteil. Wanda Dugan. Martha Montgomery. Peggy Fisher, Marthalcne Brown. Jrd Row: Mr . Elizabeth Willingham, Spontor. Katherine Partage, Sarah Weed. Betty Jo Smith. Romona Don, Linda Bra her. Jackie Ramey. Lila Smith. Janice Ketchum. Nancy Bealrd. Carol Lloyd. Mary Ann Martin. Patricia Clark. Jerry Ann Wln ton, Mary Ella Gamble. Not pictured: Penny Jebele . Mary Louzi . Mary Braswell. Laura Nygren. PAGE 66 QUILL AND SCROLL Left to r ght: Renee Hernandez. France Cunningham. 8 r e n d a Wright. Pat Each, Olivet Summer . Claire Pre cott. Peggy Brown. Not pictured: Matt Reeder. GIRLS LETTER CLUB 1st Row .read.no from left to r.Qhti: Pam McMlchael. L.nda Perry. Alice Huckaby, Gall Sterl.no. Jody Sawyer. Patsy Stough. Diane Youno. Norma William . SonjA Steele. 2nd Row: Sondra Brown. Olivet Summer . Gyp y Thame . Sue Sherman. Ann Bize. Barbara Moore. Carolyn l bell. Judy Carlson. 3rd Row: Brenda Wrioht. Ann McMath. Betty K.lburn. Betty Wynn. Kay Hairston. «th Row: Anita Kelton. Ml Lorena Bingham (sponsor). Juanita Rainey. Betty McGhee. Harriett Clements. Sandra Kincaid. JUNIOR RED CROSS CHAPTER Bill Capps. Vice President: Sue Guthrie. President: Kenny Clements. Secretary. LIBRARY CLUB 1st Row (left to right): Alan Godwin. Pat Miller, Elranoi Nall. Barbara Stuckey, Donnie Adcock. 2nd Row; Charleo Chamblee. Tyler Glenn, Brenda Richard, Bonnie William . Betty Parson , Jerry Swafford. PROJECTION CLUB 1st Row (reading from left to righti: Marilyn Pope. Ann Adims. Carol Bate . Clara Bowen, Claudette Faulk. Betty Pruitt, Zona Gayle Thorpe. Shirley Beasley. Betty Burn . 2nd Row: Joe Lewi . Wayne Hllyer, Steve Brown, Brenda Wright. Linda Lanham. Sylvia Scherl, Mary Lou Butler. Virginia Morgan, Mr . Edith Crato (sponsor), Shirley Grime . 3rd Row: Robert Tally, Arthur Matthew . Don Beasley. Andy Harrl , Joe Cardwell. Jerry Denton, Jimmy Anderegg. Bill Robbins. 4th Row: Lynn Thompson. Tommy Smitherman, Don Jackson. Not shown: Nancy Hood, Pat Hill, Claudette Jennings. PROMOTERS OF GOODWILL AND UNDERSTANDING 1st Row ileft to right): Barbara Cam . Jerry Maddox. Mary Braswell, France Nichols. Clara Bowen. Nancy Swindle, Tommy Smitherman. Sandra Purvis. Phylll TraywtcK. Mary Ann McKeever. Mary Elisabeth Self. Judy Watte, Dwight Waldrop. Lynn Lollar. 2nd Row: Joe Lewis. Janice Lewis. Sena Jeter. Betty Mauldin, Virginia Morgan. Marilyn Pope. Betsy Pruitt. Lila Smith. Ann Allison. Pat Boone. Carol Bate . Rena Sue Blackwell. Jane Sexton. 3rd Row: Ml Virginia Praytor (sponsor), Gloria McClurkin. Carolyn Ward. Sherry Norwood. Paul Freeman. Hurst Mauldin, Marthalene Brown, Ina Dawson. Janl Greenwood. Mary Ann Martin. El sabeth Seaton. Janice Ketcham, Margaret Kirchoff. 4th Row: Norman Hudson, Bobby Bazemorc, M Iton McKnight. Jerry Jordon. Tommy Vines, Robert Sorrell. Steve Brown. Billy Sud-doth. Frank Mitchell. John Greene. Raymond Hendon. Charles Jones. James Eaton. Not shown: Peggy Jo Smith. Bonnie Calvert. Oliver Chappell. Zona Gayle Thorpe. Barbara Walker. Lynn Thompson. Janice Wright. Judy Eoerson. Theresa Griffin. Kerry Likis. 1st Row: Bill Capps. Jack Clowdus. 2nd Row: Bill Lollar. Jerry Schoel. Pet Wood and Dennis Catalano. PAGE 69 STAGE CREW USHERS CLUB lit Rom (left to right!: Bobby Baxemore. Albert Chieves. Chines Story. Brady Wolfe. Jack Rice. Robert Dobbs. William Pro ch. Sam Bondurls. Wayne McCutchen. 2nd Rom: Gerald Shurbert. Tommy Vandever. Larry Webster. Curtis B.rd. Da-vd Thompson. Dempsey Owen. John Jeter. BUI Coggins. 3rd Row: John Hancock. James Davis. Artis Davis. Jimmy Nall. Ray Davis. Eric ToMnson, Charles Walde. Tommy Kelly, -tth Row: Nolan Nakos. Ronnie Bail?y. O. T. Alford. Larry Bryant. Ken Peeler. Joe Calamusa. Judson Davidson. Gerald Wa son. Not shown: Wayne Mauk. Ma't Rseder. Pete Wood. Bruce Nelson. Merrill Jones. Denis Catalano. Tommy Bridies. Jim Currier. Maurice Belrose. Joe Dobbs. TERARY AGLAIA LITERARY SOCIETY SOCIETIES 1st Row Heft to right!: Jo Ann Oikis. Louise Leo. Mary Kildron. Gwen Webster. Judy Stith. Claudette Faulk. Mortha Montgomery. Jane Reeves. Blanche Ginn. Rosa Lee Carbonie. Katerina Paffos. 2nd Row: Lou Ellen Robertson. Kay Turner. Louise Gaut. Jean Webster. Mary Jane Chandler. Connie Sue Adair. Brenda Whidby. Barbara Moore. Ann Bixe. Alice Huckaby. Brenda Wright. Ann Watkins. 3rd Row: Bette Oavit. Elisabeth Seaton. Janice Lewis, Janice Hill, Judy Vauahn, Margaret Geeters. Linda Hamrick. Carolyn Jones. Jerre Trott. Patricia Garrett. Linda Wissinger. Jth Row: Miss Jeanette pAr«p Garrett (sponsor!. Patricia Hood. Linda Dodson. Helen Hargis. Martha Cook, Elaine Wood. Mary Helen Farmer. Mary r u Lou Butler. Sylvia Schorl. Rebecca Webster. Not pictured: Frances Cross. ASTRAEA LITERARY SOCIETY 1st Row (left to right': Carol Lloyd. Betty Faye Daniels. Mary Ann Martin. Barbara Riden, Ester Poarch. Sandra Bynum. Patsy Davis. Gloria Moore. Juanita Richards. 2nd Row: Betty King, Carolyn Poarch. Linda O’Rear. Aimed Ladner. 3rd Row: Beverly Jo Biggs, Estelle Canady. Carol Austin Carolyn Ward, Jo Curd. Smiley Dodorn. June B llingely. Marilyn Poe. 4th Row: Sue Hughes. Betty Blevins. Janet Lawler. Jane Clemons. Linda Cook. Susan Kilgore, Martha Nan Dean. Louise Glenn. Faye Renfrew. Mrs. Louise Henderson isoom or). CLIO LITERARY SOCIETY 1st Row Heft to right); Carol Collins. Wanda School. Rebecca Gilmer, Evelyn Lilllch. Camerone Reese. Sally Turner. Suzanne Huffaker, Penny Jebeles. Becky Burns. Mary Louzls. Sondra Brown. 2nd Row: Linda Perry. Olivet Summers. Carolyn Neely. Nelda Chadwick. Wanda Reynolds. Janice Whitaker. Zona Gayle Thorpe. Mary Jo Hames. Reba Gay. Shirley Thomas. Leslie Meriwether. 3rd Row: Ann Varnon. Judy Davis. Brenda Richard. Peggy Fisher. Nancy Swindle. Ann Scglar. Anita Taylor. 4th Row: Gall Sterling. Miss Georgie Alrheart (sponsor). Gall Taylor. Pauline Graphos. Harriet Stevens. Judy McCord. Gloria MeClurkln. Vicki Michael. Pat Helms. Helen Nakos. Jan Garner. Helen Lampros. Fran Bishop. Helen Leontltsis, Judy Walker. Not pictured: Carolyn McCa rley. CURRY LITERARY SOCIETY 1st Row (lift to right I: Mr. W. R. Fry ( pon or . David Pa-ri� h. Bill Voigt. Brady Wolf . Chart Story. Oennl Armi-•tcad. Terry Oougla . 2nd Row: David Po� ey, John Hancock. Charle Thompson. Madison. Groom . Chart Bryant. Jimmy ftchm'dt. Alfred Knight. B;lly Green. Jon Jack on. 3rd Row: Milton McKnight, Ronnie McWhorter. Frank Martin. Charle Davl . Oonald Lynn. Jo Calamuta. Jimmy Carlton, Jimmy Davi . Don Jackson. Not pictured: Harold Ridgeway. Jo Dean. Don Harrl . DAMROSCH LITERARY SOCIETY 1� t Row Heft to right!: Pat Hodge. Nancy Merrill. Mary Harmon. Mary Sue Ingl . Margaret Johnson. Carol Bate . Barbara Speer. Wilma Nipper. Sue Sander . 2nd Row: Elxabeth Han en. Carol Oo «. Rosalind. Ru ell. Helen Carter. Pam McMlchael. Gayl Dunlap. Ina Dawion. Jane Jone . Carolyn Stephen . 3rd Row: Mr . Dorothy Rice lapon or . Sara Jo Palmer. Ann McMath. Evelyn Worthington. Kay Baumhoff. Patricia Hill. Virginia McClueky. Carol Roberteon. Shirley Logsdon. Marilyn Rutledge. Martha Henderson. Martha Jane Mitchell. Penny Lawrence. EUPHROSYNEAN LITERARY SOCIETY 1«l Row (right to left)! Virginia Alexander, Sandra Harrison. Brenda Schmttker, Patty Kelley. Julia Hester, Judy Hallmark Oora Garrison. Kaye Jonea. 2nd Row: Ann Adams, Kaye Grindle. Ann Catee. Kaye Easier. Linda Lanham, Dot Pointer. Bonnie Wiliams, Mary Shaw, Shirley Salter. 3rd Row: Mrs. Elveree Tyndal (sponsor). Betty Lou Culpepper. Martha Sue Belcher. Karen Weal. Jo Ann Deas. Patt Vines. Barbara Parsons. Sandra Keith. Brenda McGowan, Joleene Vernon. GORGAS LITERARY SOCIETY 1st Row (left to right): Curtia Bird. Oavid Marsh, Jimmy Cartledge. Billy Coogina. Ralph Neely. Larry Webster. Charles Hartsell, Billy Breakfield. Ronnie Bailey. 2nd Row: David Lot. John Russell. James McColliater. Dwight Waldrop. James Lindsay, Frankie Brown. Edward McCutchen, John Greene. 3rd Row: Sammy Franks. Larry Pesto. Phillip Webb. Wobert Parks. Johnny Bennett. Jimmy Davies. Mr. Sterling Benefield (sponsor). PAGE 73 MNEMOSYNEAN LITERARY SOCIETY 1st Ron (left to right): Sara Weed. Billie Ruth Tate, Kay Crime . Marlyn Brady, Sue Ellard, Nancy Braird. Gwrn Faulk. Sandra Purvis. Elizabeth Breedlove. Peggy Jo Smith. Carolyn Billings, Wilma Harper. 2nd Row: Pat Tate. Jan William . Sue Sherman, Ann Hartsflcld. Brenda Barnes. Sharon Bowie . Ira Sue Littleton. Sandra Bradley. Evelyn Breedlove, Jean Brachette. Linda Lynn. June Robinson, Peggy Mar� hnll. Peggy Walter . 3rd Row: Beverly Ha� � ler. Nancy Hood. Carole Vickery, Tommy Kirkpatrick. Jeffie Voung, Brenda Thompson. Loretta Wright. Gay Nell Littleton. Paula Berry Faye Atche on. Virginia Riley. Joann Na h. Martha Russell. OWEN LITERARY SOCIETY PAGE 74 i t Row (left to right): Wayne Lmderman. Cliff Buckalew. Jerry Maddox. Fletcher Anderson. Oerron Harris. Matt Reeder. Joe Dobbs. Sam Bonduri . Maurice Belrose. Johnny Ray. Brian Hassler. 2nd Row: Luther Whittle, Jim Baty. Joel Anderson. BUI Arnold. Don Strickland. Ronald Kidd. Wayne Myers. Johnny Osborn. Lanny Vines. 3rd Row: Mis Mildred Whit’s i sponsor I, Wade Westbrook. Robert Sorrell. Jim Osborn. Frank Skelton. John Oreher. David White. 4th Row: Walter Johnson. Larry Vines. Charles Goslin, Pete Grapho . Bobby Dobbs. O. T. Alford. Georoe Sakellarldes. Stephen Lovoy. Andy Harris. Dan Sively. PIERIAN LITERARY SOCIETY lat Row (left «o right): Harriet Hick . Mary Chastain. Angela Lawrence. Sylvia Brown. Judy Lance. Julia Mansfield. Terry Smith. Beverly Meriwether. Trance Cunn.ngham. 2nd Row: Barbara Jordan. Gall Walker. Martha Rikard. Brenda Weaver. Mary Braswell. Sandra Steven . 8et y Pruitt. Judy Roper. Su� an Ray. 3rd Row: Margaret Kirchoff. Jane Paxton. Lynn Lollar, Charlotte Thach. Janice Lewie. Mary Ann Beard. Sarah Mullins. Jane Puller. Becky Wood . Ml Mary Ruth Holleman sponsor I. PROMETHEAN LITERARY SOCIETY 1st Row ileft to right): Gail Ba . Gayle Oyar. Martha Kirkwood. Philli Traywick. Mary Elisabeth Self. Mary Ann Me-Keever. Laura Nygren. Patey Nabor . Margaret Willoughby. 2nd Row: Vivian Parson . Linda Downey, Sara Hallmark. Joyce Harty. Janice Wright. Gypsy Thame . Corrinne Zylman. Becky Cantley. 3rd Row: Helen Hartley. Janice Ketchum. Beth Gregg. Trances Nichols. Taye Gregory. Pat Each. Dale Sox. Kay Hairston. «th Row: Rochelle Pre cott. M.m Vir-gima Praytor (sponsor). Rena Sue Blackwell. Betty Mauldin. Lila Smith. Sandra Reeder. Joyce Smith. THALIA LITERARY SOCIETY 1� t Row (left to right): Bertha Taylor. Betty Torre. Sherry McCurry. Alice Biddle. Jane Donaldson. Barbara Bailey. Myra Jean Brock. Monettn Nuby. Mary Sue Ray. Claire Prescott. 2nd Row: Jerry Ann Winston. Patricia Clark. Katherine Clark. Betty Jo Smith. Bobble Burgett. Donna Jordan. Helen Silver, Mary Jane Reid. Ann Snider. Karen McCombs. Jo Ann Myers. 3rd Row: Billie Worthington. Judy Pattilo. Shiila Huddleston. Martha Meadows. Reba Walker. Carol Knight. Barbara Llttlepage. Kathleen Pruitt. Ann Butler. Judy Glasscock. Martha Musgrove, Miss Clyde Young (sponsor). VESTALIA LITERARY SOCIETY 1st Row (left to right I: Carolyn Cook. Sue Guthrie. Doris Cameron. Sandra Kincaid. Judy Carlson. Jo Ann Wilbanks Jeanne Hampton. Pat Wesson. Patsy Evans. Anita Haley. 2nd Row: Barbara Yarbrough. Linda Hampton. Glenda Halsom beck. Catherine Casslmus. Joanna Kelley. Elisabeth Martin. Sandra Stacey. Mary McBee. Patsy Armstrong. JerrHI Car lisle. Joan La Fan. 3rd Row: Nedra James. Olga Wilhite. Pat Me Invale. Linda Eady. Shelby Davis. Deanme Henderson Sue Oavls. Carolyn Thornton. Ollie Stuart. Pat Miller. Judy Ware. Anita Johnson. Sonja Steele. Bobbie Weeks. Not pic lured: Sandra Johnson. Faye Hill. YANCEY LITERARY SOCIETY 1st Row (left ot right I: Gerald Wat on, Ronald Funderburg. Tommy Roger , Steve Brown. Jerry Roger . Pete Wood. Oeni Catalano. Jimmy Turk, Jack Claudou . Tyler Glenn, Steve Bierly. 2nd Row: Tommy Smitherman. Don Paxton. Tommy Vandever. Bruce William , Paul Freeman. Lyndell Brewer . Alan 8ra her. Frank Newton. Ed Putman. David Ju«t'ce. Jam Caldwell. 3rd Row: Charle Ch,ambler, Tommy Amberg, Lance Hearn. Eric Tow� «nd, Johnny Walt, Kenny Clem on . Milton Wood. Jerry Schoel. Bill Collar. Carl Gagliano. Bill Capp . Lel.md Down . Jack Rice, Warren Fredrick. 4th Row: Frank Mitchell. Bruce Nelson, Jimmy Hardin, Robert Darnell, Charle Pinion, Jerry Denton. Chiaroscuro Club (Art) 1st Row left to right): Ray Wilken , Susan Re d. Mary Elizabeth Davi . Marcia Turner. Betty Lou Ea ter. Beverly Leonard. Irene Wilson. 2nd Row. Elizabeth Kilgore. Betty Stough. Nancy Ann East er. Shirley Catman. Mis Garnet Leader (sponsor). Bobby Zeanah. Charles Logsdon. PAGE 77 1st Row Heft to rioht): Donald Hyde. John Clem-meni. Jerry Swafford. C. W. Thigpen. 2nd Row: Jack Thomason. Terrell Duchock. Larry Bryant. Donnie Adcock. PAGE 78 CONFEDERATE ROUND TABLE Distributive Education-Diversified Occupations Club lit Row (left to right): Rote Marie Ellis. Jane Lumpkin. Betty Armstrong. Carmen Holland. Betty Prewitt. Romona Carpenter. Pat De Roncey. Marie Leslie. Betty Lou Stephens. Jimmy Osborn. Ronnie Travis. Roger Boone. Rodrick McGhee. Henry Lee. Charles Burton, Joe Di Chaira. Jerry Crydcr. 2nd Row: Betty Lou McGhee. Joyce Lewis. Belva Hill. Carolyn Leslie. Bonnie Moroan, Judy Holt. Carolyn Shealy. Ruth Brown. Bruce Hodge. Larry McCullers. Don Wilson. Donald Horton. Fred Wheeler. James Arrowood. 3rd Row: Richard McCle-ition. Harriet Clements. Joan Wells, Jane Melvin. Doris Goodwin. Mary Martin. Sandra Calvert. Mary Johnson, Wanda Bradford. Mary Sue Hitt. Shirley Ketchie. Gayla Hitt. Carol Puoh. Robert Stack. John West. Mrs. Juanita Wallace (spov.or). 4th Row: Betty Taylor. Jo Ann Mitchell. Pal McGinnis. Faye Thompson. Maggie Bruno. Faye Pate. Bob Lovelace. Gertrude Chappel. Ray McDuffy. 5th Row: Don Stalnakcr. Dorothy Rivers. Julia Price. Betty Ann Doss. Juanita Humphreys, Patsy LeFoy. John Perkins, Travis Kennedy, Dennis Self. Mr. H. T. Hin (sponsor). Buddy Re Jonls. Thomas Frame. Not pictured: Alan Holmes- Mary Jane Chandler Mary McBee. 1st Row (left to right): Wand.1 Duiguld. Joan Rivera, Barbara Bam burg, Judy Strong, Pat Williama. Janice Hamilton, Lynn McKoy, 2nd Row: Martha Cain, Sara Utley. Marie Ballard, Virginia Morgan, Marilyn Pope. Janls Greenwood. Jo Ann Waldrop. Jane Duffey. 3rd Row: Mr. Paul Caudle (sponsor), Charles Jonei. Beverly Vinson, Jane Sexton, Peggy Brown. Louise Templeton. Clara Bowen. DRAMATICS CLUB ENTRE-AMIGOS (Spanish) t� t Row (left to right): Martha Kirkwood, Rebecca Gilmer. Gayle Dyar. Janice Whitaker. Betty Torre. Tommy Vines. Renee Hernandrx. Susan Ray. Kay Turner. 2nd Row: Mike Lowe. Robert Sorrell. Pat Hood. Judith Taylor. Palsy Vines. Billy Dorough, Frances Cunningham. Luther Whittle. 3rd Row: Mickey Lee. Al Troncalli. Stephen Jones, Gall Dutton. Judy Stithe. Peggy Marshlar. Judy Lance. Bruce Williams. 4th Row: Frank Rubino. Ronald Williams. James McCollls-ter. Wayne Newsome. Ronnie McCray. Miss Isla Parrett (sponsor). FRENCH CLUB 1st Row Heft to right); Perry Wyatt. Oren Babb. Rochelle Prescott. Judy Hammond. Sandra Reeder. Carol Robertson. Louise Caut. Peggy Jo Smith, Bryan Hassler. 2nd Row: Diana Bush. Edwina Copeland. Jo Ann Clelland. Judy Jones, Carolyn Jones. Gloria Curry. Harriet Hicks. Charles Atkins. Pete Oliver. 3rd Row: Roderick Williams. Alice Franklin. Beverly Hassler. Elisabeth Hansen. Sena Jeter. Sherry HerrlnQton, Dorothy Cravey. Jeanette Hicks. Phillip Bean. Jerry Schoel. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA 1st Row (left to rioht): Carmen Holland. Pat McGinnis, Virginia McClusky. Julia Hester, Pat Mclnvale. Judy Hallmark. Reba Gay. 2nd Row: Jane Lumpkin. Elisabeth Ann Smith. Gay Hicks. Mary Jane Chandler, Betty Armstrong. Bobbie Jo Weeks. Patsy Evans. 3rd Row: Kathleen Pruitt. Betty Lou Stephens. Patsy Davis, Ruth Brown. Mr. E. G. Laws (sponsor). Joan La Fan. Constance Partee. Mary Ruth Garrett. Gall Hopper. Sandra Johnson. Not pictured: Connie Adair. Betty Prewitt. PAGE 80 LATIN CLUB lit Row ileft te right): Nancy Merrill. Sara Jo Palmer. Sue Cade. Beverly Meriwether, Jane Fuller. Lance Hearn, Johnny Waite. Smiley Dodgen. Paulette Harmon. Emily Veal. Joan Morris. 2nd Row: Barbara Carnet. Janice Lewie, Marie Beau-drey. Carolyn Jones. David Wright. Alan Brasher, Paul Freeman, Hurst Mauldin. Elisabeth Seaton, Phillip McBce. Ed Stephens. 3rd Rowi Margaret Klrchoff. Lynn Lollar. Gloria McClurkin, Betty Maulden. Joan Rivers. Martha Jane Mitchell. Shelby Davis. Carolyn Thornton. Freddy Styles. James Eaton. Lyndell Brewis. Kerry Likia. 4th Row: Miss Clara Belle Senn (sponsor), Walter Johnson, Tommy Autry. Tommy McPherson. Jerry Maddox. Milton McKntght, Bobby Breckenridge. Johnny Carlson. Raymond Hendon. Joe Dean. Jon Paul Kirkham, Tom Banks SCIENCE CLUB 1st Row (left to righti: Joe Scott. Don Sims. Joe Lewis. Walter Banks. Walter Prescott. 2nd Row: James Gilliland. Billy Cook. Jerry Allen. James Gamble. John McDonald. 3rd Row: Tommy Herron, Joyce Waldrop. Jean Wainwrlght. Alan Holmes. Alan Godwin. 4th Row: Mr. Michael Baranelli (sponsor). Oan Dean. Harold Alvls, Lynn Thompson. Louis Park. Jefry Wald. Jerry Weems, Ronald Shaddix. PAGE 81 STAMP CLUB let Row (loft to right): Donald Beasley. John Seller . David Lacy, Raymond Hendon. Johnny Carlton. 2nd Row: Clayton Truit, David Thompton. Jimmy Johmon. Ronnie McCray. 3rd Row: Mi Elizabeth Dos (sponsor). Wilburn Thomas. Mickey Lee. Wayne Davis. David Daily. Y-TEENS, JUNIOR 1 t Row (left to right): Nadine Hardimen. Mary Jane Meroney. Brenda Robert , Jane Horton, Carolyn Dagnan, Edna Meadow . Emily Meroney. Carolyn Holly. 2nd Row: Catherine Panto . Dian Delpey. Charlotte Willmon, Judy Perkin . Bar-bara Barnett. Pat y Vine . Sandra Atkinson. Alice Franklin. Susan McClendon. 3rd Row: Mrs. Flora Andres (sponsor). Carol Croats. Linda Isbell. Jeanette Hicks. Jo Ann Fromho'd. Ann Ragland. Johnnie Sue Treadaway. Betty Sue Swack Sharon Miller. Not shown: Elaine Michaels. Y-TEENS, SENIOR 1� t Row (left to Home Juanita Rainey, Ann Adame. Sue Cockrell. Joanne Switzer. Bobbie Joe Brown. 2nd Row: Sharon LelQeber, Sarah Bradford. Delane Parker. Carolyn Berry. !rd Row: Mary Jo Salter, Billie Sue Connolly, Mro. Teresa Whitfield (sponsor), Shirley Walling. Amanda Vest. Carolyn lebell. THE FUTURE Through magic windows, someday we'll see The grassy fields all green and drenched. The summer showers making them aglow and Glistening, alive with color bright. We love the yellow-green and silver fronds. Which are the new worlds Beyond the little-traveled paths Of thorns and traps We see before us now as here we stand. —Frances Cunningham PAGE 83 THEY PLAY IT HOT . . . Behind The Green Door SPORTS PAGE 85 VARSITY Fird row. left to rl0ht: Reeve . Gaulden. Ray, Ruck . A. Davi . Ryan. Hughe . Warren. Bell. White. Sul� er. Couch. Nall. Babb. Second row: Si on. DeMoe . Veal. Mauk. Walker, Clay. Stephen . Nall. R. Oavi . Shurbet. Robert . Baly. Bear-di n. Currier. Coach Earned Tucker. Third row: Coach Jimmy Tarrant. Oideon. Calamuaa. Robbln . Glenn, Anderego. Humphrey . Guatm. Robertson. Cousin . Wheeler. Not pictured: Nolan Nako . FOOT BA 1956 CAPTAIN NOLAN NAKOS Tackle CO-CAPTAIN CHARLES WAIOE Guard B-TEAM F.rd row. left to rt0ht: Tally. Skelton. Ke � ler. Wedbrook. '.m th, Setliff, McDaniel. Simms, Brown. Steven . Second row: Collier, Noe. Legg, Johnson. Bennett. Menett. Turk. Style . Parson . Dave. Third row: O. Gotpodareck. R Gospodareck Anderson. Le« burg. Sheppard. Farley. Monroe. Strate . Cook. Harvel. Tanner. Veal. Lee, Lou . . Bower . Oak . Wilson' Fourth row: Salter, Sawyer, Nelson. Jordan. JERRY SHURBERT Bill ROBBINS KEN PEELER ARTIE DAVIS ENDS DENNIS STEPHENS JAA ES WARREN CENTERS PAGE 87 JAA S BELL PHIL 80ISSEIL GEORGE CLAY PAUl SUAVWERS UHLAND COUCH WAYNE MAUK JERRY RYAN EVAN VEAL PAGE 88 GUS OE MOES JOHNNY GUSTIN JOE LOONEY TACKLES VERNON RUCKS JACK SISSON KENNETH STANTON ROBERT SULSER HARRY WALKER and GUARDS JIM BATY BOBBIE BEARDON JIM CURRIER BACKS RAY DAVIS MERREll JONES BOBBY HUGHES TONY IPPOtITO JIMMY NAIL DEMPSEY OWEN PAGE 89 BACKS BOB ROBERTS DAVID WHITE EDDIE COUSINS DON GLENN TERRELL HUMPHREYS TOMMY KELLY PAGE 90 BOBBY LINDSAY JOE SIMS JAMES BELL Forward PAGE 91 MAURICE BELROSE Guard First row, left to right: Humphrey , Ryan, Nail, Catching , Lindsay. Proich. Second row: Watson, Belrosc. Boll, Shurbcrt, Kelley, Robcr: , Coach Ernest Tucker. Third row: D. Thompson, Davidson, L. Thompson. Goode. Dooley, Robinson. BASKETBALL 1956-57 BEN CATCHINGS Guard TOMMY KELLEY Guard JUOSON DAVIDSON Center BOBBY LINDSAY Guard TERRELL HUMPHREYS Forward BRAXTON NAIL Guard PAGE 92 WILLIAM PROSCH Guard JERRY RYAN Forward JACK RICE Guard JERRY SHURBERT Forward BOBBY ROBERTS Forward LYNN THOMPSON Center PAGE 93 First row. left to right: Wood. Todd, White, Cousins. Melvin, Baty, Amburg. Second row: Sulser, Johnson, Leslie. Thompson, Couch, Ippolito, Currier. Third row: Robbins, DeMocs, A. Davis, Sisson, Nakos, Waido, Peeler, Price. Fourth row: Walker, Veal, Ryan, Summers, Stevens, R. Davis, Looney TRACK 1956 TOMMY AMBERG JIM 8ATY EDDIE COUSINS UHLAND COUCH JIM CURRIER PAGE 94 ARTIE DAVIS RAY DAVIS GUS DEMOES TONY IPPOLITO WAITER JOHNSON WAITER LESLIE ROBERT MELVIN NOLAN NAKOS KEN PEELER GRAHAM PRICE JERRY RYAN DENNIS STEPHENS ROBERT SULSER PRESTON THOMPSON LAWRENCE TODD EVAN VEAL CHARLES WAIDE HARRY WALKER HARRIS WEED DAVID WHITE PAGE 95 Fir� � row, loft to right: Russell, Sims, Warr, Hodges, Johnson, Wheeler. Mauk Second row: Warren, Catching . Pierson, Scott, Bryant, Zeanah, Goggans, Jones Third row: Coach Bill Long. Not pictured: Jimmy Putnam. BASEBALL 1956 LARRY BRYANT Pitcher BEN CATCHINGS Second Base PAGE 96 DANNY DAVIS JIMMY GOGGANS NATHAN HODGES BILLY JOHNSON Sec and Bate Third Baio First Sato Short Stop WAYNE MAUK Pitcher JOHN RUSSELL Pitcher JOE SIMS Pitcher WILLIAM WARS Outfield FRED WHEELER Second Base PAGE 97 CARL SCOTT Outfield Fir ! row. left to right: log� don. R.cc, Brook . Owen, Proich Back row: Kelley. Devi . Nelion. Schoel TENNIS 1956 JIMMY DAVIS JACK R,CE No. 1 Single N°- 2 Si 9lc� Fourth Place Stole Meet PAGE 98 JERRY SCHOEl Singlet and Doublet TOMMY KELLEY No. 3 Singlet CHARLES LOGSDON Singlet and Doublot RICHARD BROOKS Doublet BRUCE NELSON Doublet DEMPSEY OWEN Doublet WILLIE PROSCH Doublet PAGE 99 5UZANNE HUFFAKER, Head GAYLE DYAR. Co-Head OLIVET SUMMERS MARTHA KIRKWOOD NORMA WILLIAMS PATSY STOUGH SUE GUTHRIE TERRY SMITH KAY HAIRSTON GLORIA MOORE CLAUDETTE FAULK LINDA PERRY BEVERLY MERIWETHER JUDY McCORD PAGE 100 School Life PAGE 101 SAW AN EYEBALL PEEPING . . . BEHIND THE GREEN DOOR” PAGE 102 OLIVET SUMMERS Homecoming Queen, 1956 Joan Rivers Miss Country Fair 1956 Beverly Meriwether Miss Phillips Jr. 1956 PAGE 103 ADVERTISEMENTS U. S. PIPE ONE STOP SHOPPING CENTER Every family need under one roof 2401 North 26 Street BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA MAY - STEWART FURNITURE Home of GOOD FURNITURE 2913 N. 27 St. NORTH BIRMINGHAM For All Automotive Needs Call AL DeMENT YOUR FRIENDLY CHEVROLET DEALER Complete Auto Sales and Service We're not the biggest, but we're trying to be the best! NORTH BIRMINGHAM. ALA. PAGE 107 SAYE 5 10 STORE Norwood Paint Hardware Toys, Hardware, Cloth, Notions DAVE EVANS Paint, Hardware, Plumbing Supplies 3119 N. 12th Ave. Phone 4-7022 Floor Sanders and Polishers for Rent NORWOOD 3017 N. !2tH Av . Phoo« Al 2-5638 NOORWOOD WAITE'S INC. SHOE REPAIR SERVICE 2101 7th Ave., South • At 1-9224 3023 12 Avenue North J. V. Walls Congratulations, 1957! Compliments of MUSGROVE DAVIS' SUNDRIES FURNITURE COMPANY Graves Musgrove, Proprietor • • 4001 Vanderbilt Road 1 124 Ford Avenue TARRANT, ALABAMA VI 1-1372 PAGE 108 DEVELOP THE SAVINGS HABIT . . . Learning to save as early as you can will pay big dividends in the future. Birmingham Federal's better than average 3 ' per year on insured safe savings offers you an ideal place to develop the savings habit. Talk to one of Birmingham Federal's Savings Officers about your account. It may be opened with any amount at any time and added to whenever you please. Each Account Insured up to $10,000 by a Federal Agency OUR CURRENT RATE A Year—Compounded Semi-Annually Will Me'p Your Savings Grow. BIRMINGHAM'S FAVORITE FEDERAL • 2028 FIRST AVE.. NORTH NORWOOD PHARMACY HAMBY'S BARBER SHOP • • Dial 4-4676 2413 12th Avenue, N. 2600 12th Avenue N. NORWOOD Compliments of ROSATO'S SUPER MARKET C. M. MERIWETHER • J. W. McLANE 3115 North 12th Avenue GRAFTON SMITH 4-4830 PAGE 109 Stationers For Your Senior Class • Graduations • Calling Cards • Business Stationery • Wedding Invitations Frank Chambers Engraving Company 2106 FIFTH AVENUE NORTH Across from Redmont Hotel Alabama Office: L. G. Balfour Co. — Class Rings CUFF GOODSON'S RADIO TV SERVICE Phone 54-1407 2609 12th Avenue North CARR FLORAL COMPANY Three Store to Serve You 422 No. 20 St. 2903 Cahaba Rd. Tutwiler Lobby Identity of Baby Pictures on Page 53 1. Gail Bait 2. Laura Nygrcn 3. Lynn McKoy 4. Jack Rico 5. Pauline Graphot 6. Charlotte Thach 7. Roger Nelson 8. Bob Roberts 9. Jim Davis 10. leland Downs 11. Louise Bullard 12. Janice Hamilton 13. Mary Elizabeth Self 14. Penny Jcbolcs 15. Peggy Brown 16. Ann Vernon 17. Julia Hester 18. Pete Wood 19. Evelyn lillich 20. Joyce Nash 21. Dale Sox 22 Mary Louzis PAGE 110 LO L L A R'S Photo Service Everything Photographic BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA 302 North 20th Street 1803 3rd Avenue, North 305 North 20th Street 2010 10th Avenue, South 107 South 21st Street 2908 South 18th Street ACIPCO HARDWARE CO. 2823 North 16 Street AL 4-3538 Homo Phone AL 1-3914 Businets Phone 54 6693 PUTMAN DECORATING CO. Painting Decorating—Free Estimates HARRY PUTMAN 2511 12'h Ave., No. Birmingham, Ala Compliments of J. H. BERRY REALTY COMPANY 2910 North 27th Street PHONE 4 2091 OOORIESS CLEANING ARROW CLEANERS 2627 31st Avenue, North Billy Cook COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE Compliments of UNCLE JIM'S BARBECUE John J. Dikis 11 28 North 24th Street HUFFSTUTLER FURNITURE CO. 2620 29th Ave., No. Birmingham 7, Alabama Phone AL 4-3510 For Fine Furniture Go To ED BRASWELL in NORTH BIRMINGHAM 3106 27th St., N. AL 1-1577 Compliments of E. W. BUTLER REFRIGERATION CO. 824 South 15th Street ED REID SERVICE STATION 2400 16th Street North Phone 53-9145 STANDARD OIL STATION GINN DRUG COMPANY 2831 North 27th Street Phone AL 4-3025 PAGE 112 BANKHEAD DRUG COMPANY BROOKSHIRE PHONE Al 2-4954 RADIO AND TV SERVICE • • Prescriptions and Sick Room Supplies Bankhead Hotel Building 3630 15th Avenue, N. Birmingham, Ala. Phone 53-3832 POLLY'S SHOP Compliments of 3124 12th Avenue North WALL'S SHOE REBUILDERS FEATURING Ladies' Ready To Wear • Children's Ready To Wear 3022 27th St., N. Costume Jewelry North Birmingham PAGE 113 Hawkins Book Store 2123 Third Avenue, North Birmingham, Ala. Phone 54-2646 ★ SCHOOL BOOKS TECHNICAL BOOKS ART MATERIALS KINDERGARTEN SUPPLIES MAPS, GLOBES PAPER, PENS PENCILS ★ BEST PRICES COMPLETE STOCK PERSONAL SERVICE PAGE 114 Drug Headquarters In Norwood LEW MURRAY DRUGS Congratulations, Seniors • 3130 12th Ave., N. THALIA LITERARY SOCIETY Phone AL 4-3165 LASSETTER CO., INC. Congratulations, Seniors Artist and School Supplies • PIERIAN LITERARY SOCIETY 1918 4th Ave., No. 4-3407 Wright Roofing CLEVELAND Sheet Metal Works GULF SERVICE Warm Air Heating • • 2530 12th Avenue, N. Office AL 3-2408 Shop 54-4776 2908 N. 16th Ave. AL 2-9543 3008 S. 4th Ave. Birmingham, Alabama Res. Phone 6-5878 page 115 WOODS DRUG STORE CARMEN JONES INSURANCE AGENCY • 1610 Pinson Street 7607 1st Ave., No. TARRANT. ALABAMA WO 1-2121 VI 1-4221 Res. Phone VI 1-3905 COWGILL DRUG COMPANY MILLER'S DRUG STORE • • 3130 N. 27th St. 3200 12th Avenue N. AL 2-4179 AL 1-5275 CAIN AWNING COMPANY • HAFFEY 954 5th PI. West SERVICE STATION Phone 53-1447 • 10th AVE. SERVICE STATION 1200 North 24th Street • 4-9368 3231 10th Avenue N. 4-9168 PAGE 116 . am! won't it be your photograph tlut you and your grandchildren look for first? I hat's a lot of looking ahead, but it illustrates the permanence . . . the interest . . . of a fine photograph, bine photographs of you are our concern ... a photograph you will proudly give as a personal present ... a photograph you will look back on happily years from now. We hope that when you want a fine photograph taken again, you entrust it to us—your official school photographer. PHOTO REFLEX STUDIO . . . � TH FLOOR hvlajnt’s PAGE 117 SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY page na Paved Parking Lot 100% Self-Service Contri Bros. 6913 FIRST AVENUE, NORTH Air Conditioned STORE HOURS Mon. thru Thurt., 8 o.m. to 6:30 p.m.; Frl., 8 o.m. to 9 p.m.; Sot., 8 o.m. to 7:30 p.m, Complete Lino Dietetic Food RAY FABRICATING MANUFACTURING CO. REID PAN-AM STATION • • 3817 Huntsville Road 3330 26th Street North Phone Victor 1-5579 4-9640 BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA PAGE 119 The Green Door Words by MARVIN MOORE Music by BOB DAVIE Piano Moderately H 1 mp = Hy— i 1 Chorus El, Mid - night,_ one Knocked once,_ trier I rip1 $ B's till the morn-ing comescrec hos - pi - tal - i - tyfc thir 4 i j i 1 With the permission of Trinity Music, Inc., the MIRROR staff has chosen the song Green Door as the theme of the nineteen hundred fifty seven Mirror Annual. Since Bunyan Davie, a former Phillipian, wrote the music to GREEN DOOR, we feel that this theme is especially appropriate. Doors symbolize beginnings and endings to experiences we have at Phillips, and since six of the seven doors that permit you to enter Phillips are green, we derive the theme GREEN DOOR. El. Watch - in’__ Door slammed,. T . 53—— I ill -i I -j- ■ 1 1 r 1 IV ■ L J J -S— whats that se-cret you’re just what’s go-in’ on tt r 1 | 1 m —w 2 a.. . t t 1 i i — 0 ■ J jri.P . _ T j ; fj ™ • r i keep- in’? in there. __ A 1 • hi There’s an Saw an e 1 1 i ld pi - a ye-ball pe i - no and they ;p-in’through a s play 1 mok-j hot. be-hind the cloud be-hind the Dreen Doo Dreen Doo r._ r— i no r u J Pt- i—m—3 1 -a a— —- „ ■ i a 1 — • ■ • a w J TtX- ' t 1 • “T' t l a I I w W 9 S tr p a r i — -+-—k-j—1 -1 1 —- 1 — 1 T l J 4 + 1 4 J ■ 0 Copyright 1956 by TRINITY MUSIC, INC., 101 W. 55th St., New York 19,N.Y. International Copyright Secured Made in U. S. A. All rights reserved including the right of public performance for profit Don't know what they’re do - in’ but they laugh a lot—be-hind the Green Door. When I said, “Joe sent me,”some-one laughed out loud, be-hind the Green Door. fcrk T.----------- F7________________ El� 7___________________ BL________ r - PJ' ir Wish they’d let me in_ so I could find out whats be-hind the Green Door._ All I want to do_ is join the hap-pycrowd be-hind the irk 3 m inirt - = j i faT Bt ? ■ r Pi El Bl� Green Door._ Mid - night,- one more night with-out sleep-in’.- hk El B!� F7 El—rj J Jrife m Watch-in’— till the morn-ing comes creep-in’. - Green Door,- what’s that 6e-cretyou’re hk: BV F7 B� 3 IP m 5= keep - in’?_ Green Door what’s that se-cret you’re keep - tn’ ?_ Green Door! hfc e Green Door-2