Phillips High School - Mirror Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1966 volume:

THE MIRROR Phillips High School Birmingham, Alabama 1966 Volume 56 RECALLS THE GOOD CON Administration .... and Faculty..... Seniors....... Favorites Organi Under classmen....................Page 125 4 thletics..........................Page 149 Senior Directory.....................Page 175 Advertisements........................Page 183 3 THAT BROUGHT THE ANNUAL STAFF AS WELL AS A SENS THE DEVOTED SERVICE MR. HENRY L. WALLER was born m Auburn. Alabama. He went to Auburn University where he received his B. S. and the University of Alabama where he received his M. S. His travels have taken him to many foreign countries and most of the United States. Mr. Waller lias been head of the Science Department for the past five years. His main interest, besides science, is his job as assistant manager of the Credit Union. MISS LILLIAN GATCHELL was born in Selma. Alabama. She attended Alabama College and holds two degrees, an A. B. and an M. A. She has traveled throughout the United States and Canada. Her travels have taken her to Europe, the British Isles, and the Mediterranean last summer. Among her many interests are gardening and raising flowers MR. ERNEST L. TUCKER was bom in Irwin, Tennessee. He attended Carson Newman College and received his B. S. there. He has traveled throughout the United States. Raising livestock such as ponies, cattle, and sheep is an interest of his. To pass the time he enjoys fishing. MISS ISLA H. PARRETT was born in Iowa. She has attended the University of Missouri. Teachers College of Columbia. University of California and also tne University of Mexico. She has received two decrees. B. A. and M. A. To mention just two of her interests, she likes gardening and reading. 6 THAT WILL LONG BE REMEMBERED MISS JEANNETTE GARRETT was born in Montgomery, Alabama. She attended Huntingdon College and received an A. B. degree. She attended Columbia University and received an M. A. degree. She also attended summer sessions at Auburn University, University of Rochester and Randolph Macon Womans College. She took a trip to Europe in 1954 and on various occasions has visited Canada. Among her interests are reading, swimming, attending plays, and attending musical concerts. MR. EDWARD AULL, JR., was born in Lexington. Missouri. He went to Wentworth Military Academy and Washington and Lee University. His A. B. is from Washington and Lee and an M. S. is from the University of Alabama. He started teaching history at P. H.S. in 1928. He was Head of the History Department and Boys’ Advisor before becoming principal. He taught one year in Puerto Rico. He has visited in Mexico. Panama, the Virgin Islands and the U.S. A. His interests are varied. He says he dabbles in history. MISS OLIVIA H. DANNELLY was born in Montgomery. Alabama. She attended Huntingdon College and Columbia University where she received her B.A. and M.A. degrees. Her interests are teaching, reading, and working with teen-agers. She spent six weeks touring twelve European countries. She has traveled in the Western states and several of the Eastern states. She is the State Founder of Delta Kappa Gamma and the president of the Gamma Chapter, second vice president of B.E.A. and has been a Sunday School teacher for 25 years at Highlands Methodist Church. MISS GEORGIA AIRHEART received A.B. and M.A. degrees from Duke University. She also attended summer sessions 3t Southern California. University of California, and University of Montana. Among the Scholarships she has received are the Rockefeller, Alabama, a Ford Foundation, and a Harvard Scholarship to study Latin. South and Central America, and other subjects. She has traveled all over the United States, Mexico, Canada, and in ten European countries. Her hobbies are reading, attending the theater, and walking. 7 ' THE HARD WORK THAT PRECEDES THE DEDICATED LEADERSHIP MR. EDWARD AULL, JR., Principal 10 THAT GUIDED OUR PATHS MR. HENRY INZER TERRY. Boys’ Advisor MISS LILLIAN GATCHELL, Girls' Advisor MRS. ALICE O. WILBANKS. Guidance Counselor II THE BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT THAT PREPARED US FOR CAREERS IN THE BUSINESS WORLD t f 12 THE LANGUAGES DEPARTMENT THAT BROADENED OUR CONCEPTS OF THE WORLD MRS. LESLIE M. AINSWORTH, French MISS VIRGINIA PRAYTOR, Latin MISS ISLA H. PARRETT. Spanish 13 THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT THAT AROUSED OUR IMAGINATIONS AND MISS FRANCES FINLEY MISS SARA E. ASBELL, Librarian STIMULATED OUR APPRECIATION OF THE BEAUTIFUL MR. PHILLIP JACKSON MANN THE HISTORY DEPARTMENT THAT HELPED US TO UNDERSTAND THE PROBLEMS 16 OF THE PAST SO THAT WE MIGHT COPE WITH THE FUTURE MR. JAMES CHANDLER MRS. ANN TERRY THE MATH DEPARTMENT US A CHALLENGE TO PROGRESS. 19 MR. HENRY WALLER THE SCIENCE DEPARTMENT MRS. MAE DUMAS MR. HOMER A. WESLEY MR. CARL HANNA MR. MICHAEL BARANELLI MR. DALE W. COOK 20 THAT RELATES TO US THE KNOWLEDGE OF TOMORROW. MISS LOREN A BINGHAM MRS. JEANETTE DOWNS MR. ERNEST TUCKER THE DEPARTMENTS THAT INSTRUCTED US IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION, MR. WILLIAM PASS - I.C.T. AS WELL AS JOB TRAINING. MR. HERBERT HEINZ - D.E. 21 THE DEPARTMENT THAT DEVELOPED OUR DOMESTIC AND ECONOMIC INTERESTS. MRS. TERESA WHITFIELD - Clothing MRS. BARBARA POSNER - Foods THE DEPARTMENT THAT IS AN ESSENTIAL PART OF OUR SCHOOL. MRS. LELA MAE EACH and MRS. ELDRIDGE - Lunchtoom THE JUNIOR VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT THAT SERVES ALL OF OUR CITY. MRS. FRANCES McCLURE MRS. THERESE GRAHAM MRS. LORRAINE WEAVER 23 MISS RUTH SLAUGHTER MR. HARRY HOLTAM - Band MISS GARNET LEADER - Art MR. WILLIAM A. YARBOROUGH - Mechanical Drawing THE DEPARTMENTS THAT OFFER US A VARIETY OF INTERESTING ELECTIVES MRS. ELIZABETH TOWER - Vocal Maj. Eugene Skaggs, SFC Bobby L. Moore, SEC Robert F. McRory, SFC John H. Price - R. O. T. C. N1 S. JO ANN FLEMMING - Speech 24 The good old days that a senior remembers are the day the senior rings arrived, the day of the Junior-Senior Prom, the day of the last Homecoming, and graduation day, when dressed in cap and gown, he sings the Alma Mater for the last time as a student and a certain feeling of greater responsibility comes over him. SENIORS . . . Secretary Anne Zbinden, President Ronnie Chambers, Vice President Anna Cork. FLOWER COMMITTEE Rickey Melton, Wayne Marshall (standing); Phyllis Rose, Carol Smith (sitting) CLASS DAY COMMITTEE Norman Weed, Bob Millican, Kelley Hairelson (standing); Carol Andrews, Terri Roberts. Susan Battles, Susan Arnold (sitting) MOTTO COMMITTEE Don Hamilton. Walter Monteith (standing) Pamela Wayland, Anita Reno, Mary Alice Frierson, Virginia Wallace. Lynne Simpson, Joyce Scott (sitting) THESE SENIORS PLAN GRADUATION Linda Hill, Artist; Amanda McCurry, Vocalist; Edwin Jenkins, Orator; Alice Barton, Pianist; Gayle Taylor, Poet Robbing bank teller Anna Cork, is Joe Thomas. Joe and Anna were chosen as Most Likely to Succeed. The Best Looking seniors are Billie Ann Starnes and Scott Collins Alice Barton and Rickey Melton, Most Talented seniors, are pianists, but Rickey seems to have taken up the washtub bass as well. Chosen as the Best All Around Phillips were Alice Gamble and Bubba Allen. SENIOR CLASS 28 The Friendliest seniors are Rusty Anderton and Mike Sulliven. CHOOSES WHO’S WHO Gary Borden is showing Linda Sterling how he deserves his title. Both seniors were chosen as Most Athletic. The Most Courteous seniors are Susan Battles and Terry Baker. Of course, these clothes are not typical of the wardrobes of the two Best Dressed seniors. Bill Hester and Susan Arnold. MORE WHO’S WHO These two may never work up enough nerve to speak to each other. They are the two Most Bashful seniors, Kay Beasley and Bmce Johnson. L TITLES ARE GIVEN Dave Cooley shows Patt Jones how he won his title. They are Biggest Pests. It looks like the Biggest Flirt, Jan Warren, has caught her man, Lover Boy loey Robbins. Freddy Plyler and Kim Clements are preparing a gift for one of their favorite teachers. They are aptly titled Teachers' Pets. 31 Leslie Eugene Allen Robert Edward Anderson SENIORS 32 Iris Anne Adams Sheila Suzanne Adams Patricia Ann Aldridge Janet Kay Alexander Well, even a senior can Edna Ruth Anderton Carol Ann Andrews John Andrew Armstrong Susan Arnold lose her way to 215. Wesley Otto Andrews Carrol Jeanette Anthony Terry Van Baker James Ray Ballard Brenda Gaylene Ballcnger Charles Barker 33 Linda Kay Beasley Alice Lynne Barton Susan Elizabeth Battles Donna Kaye Beard Philip Crowder Benefield Patricia Fay Biddic Cary William Biddle SENIORS Peter Thomas Bonduris Gary Keith Borden Angela Lynn Boyd Charles Edward Bradshaw 35 James Young Busbin. Jr. Robert Hobson Cameron Seniors get important advice concerning their future plans from the Curtis Clayton Brownlee, Jr. Judy Carolyn Bryant Robert Duncan Buford II Ruth Anita Burson Janice Lee Cantrell Sandra Kaye Cartledge Judy Marilyn Chambers Ronnie Joe Chambers Tommy Lane Chandler Dorothy Diane Chapman Richard Stephen Christal Jeannie Sue Churchwcll school counselor. James Michael Clark Kimberly M. Clements Vicki Olynda Cockrell Charles Cole David Guthrie Cooley Anna Louise Cork SENIORS A candidate for G. 0. Sharolyn Sue Craven Johnie Daniel Crittenden Joan Carolyn Crocker Nancy Joanne Cross 38 office finds helpers arc plentiful. Charlotte Ann Culbreath Howard Lee Davis John William Deale, Jr. Edith Roberta Dellinger Sam Gregory Derzis William Lushion Dickinson, Jr. 39 Sherry Beth Drummonds Donald Bynum Duren, Jr. SENIORS Terry Allan Earnest Sandra Lois East Patricia Ann Donaldson Glynn Edward Dover Senior typing students Elizabeth Ann Downs Demetra Marie Drakos 40 Virginia Elizabeth Fancher Patricia Diane Flowers really concentrate on their work. Joe Lynch Ellis III Robert Andrew Ellis Don Austin Foshee Sandra Kathryn Franklin Judy Faye Frey Mary Alice Frierson 41 Alice Marie Gamble Robert Jerry Giles Jeffrey Cushman Gilmer Dorothy Reida Golden Douglas Allen Golden James Robert Grady SENIORS Donald Wayne Graham Ronald Lane Graham George Marlin Graham c France Marie Greene Pamela Rose Green Tommie Joyce Greer Ernesi Howard Griffin, III John Kelley Ha ire Ison 43 Beverly Jean Hamm George Harris SENIORS Yvonne Charlene Harrison Donald Durcll Helms William Albert Hester, Jr. Donald Ray Higginbotham In physics class the mysteries Cheryl Diane Higgins Stuart Wayne Higgins John Forrest Hill Linda Joyce Hill Richard Milo Hints, Jr. James Paul Hobbs Charles Larry Hooper James Clifton Houghton Gerry Wayne Kelsy Howard Mary Frances Hughes John Robert Huguley Edward Fred Jenkins John Bruce Johnson John Taylor Johnson Dorothy Nell Jones Patricia Ann Jones SENIORS Sherry Sue Kamplaine Aline Keith Janet Marie Kelley Judith Frances Kelley 46 Mechanical drawing offers job opportunities to these seniors. Larry Paul Knopf Glenn Eugene Lacey, Jr. Xane Lampros Ethelda Mae Langston Wayne Langston Anne Louise Laquist 47 Henry Wayne Littlepage Lucian Lynn Lloyd American government is the Sharon Darlene Lockard Janice Marie Lollar SENIORS Susan Marie Martin Sharon Mason Peggy Jean Luster Syble Marie Manous subject of discussion here. Jerry Wayne Marshall Gwendolyn Elaine Martin Wanda DeLois Mason David Guy Mayben 49 Charlotte Sue McAbee Charlotte Ann McClain Thomas Stephen McCollister Guy McConnell Joseph Timothy McConnell Amanda McCurry SENIORS William Phillip McDaniel Patricia McGhee Sharon Gayle McGuirk Claud William McKenzie, Jr. 50 James Richard McQueen Susan Elizabeth Meadows Rickey O'Neal Melton Leonard Ray Messer 51 Walter Owen Monteith, Jr. James Michael Montgomery SENIORS Danny Moody Loujenia Lynn Nance Paul David Nesbitt Susan Elaine Newton Doris Sue Nix Phyllis Diane Nix Frank Thad Norris John Carrol Norris Karen Elizabeth Oliver Patricia Ann Osborn Charles James Owen George Allen Owens Olean Palmer Gregory Ernest Pappas foundation for the college-minded. Gerry Ann Parker Lucynda Jean Parrish Sherri Ann Partain Susan Arleen Patricia Louise Payne James Michael Pesseackey Patterson May 1 borrow your SENIORS Fred Howard Plyler Danny Frank Pugh William Van Reed, Jr. Margaret Jo Reid 54 government book? Anita Diane Reno Grover Bennett Reynolds, Jr. Joseph Eugene Robbins, Jr. Larry Ashley Roberts Teresa Ann Roberts Jack Alan Robertson 55 David Lee Roland Phyllis Marie Rose SENIORS Gatham Josephine Sciro Joyce Delenc Scon 56 Jackie Eugene Robinson Brenda Gail Rogers Jackie Carolyn Rogers Juanita Louise Rogers Raymond Larry Scoit Peggy Sue Seibert Creative seniors display the work they have done in craft class. Christy Ellen Sepsas Cecil Frederick Shewmaker Carol Lynne Simpson Kenneth Lewis Sims 57 Melvin Eugene Sluder Carol Faye Smith Vickie Lynn Smith Don Tyler Smith Mary Harolette Smith Tommy Ray Smith John Walter Smizer Suzanne Sofoulis Eugene Bently Sorrell, Jr. SENIORS Doris Sue Spann Thomas Eugene Stansell Merita John Sparks Billie Ann Starnes 58 Linda Louise Sterling James Fredrick Stewart, Jr. Manda Gail Stone Brenda Stricklin Judy Stricklin It must be a new issue of Playboy. Douglas Coleman Sullivan William Michael Sullivan SENIORS John Albert Sylvester Mary Gayle Taylor Frances LaGctta Taylor Robert Gaines Taylor Johnny Allen Thomas Joseph Mitchell Thomas The auditorium before school is a good place Marie Antonia Troncalli John David Troulias, Jr. Norma Jean Tuggle Lynn Renee Verchot Margaret Irene Vest Donald Clyde Vinyard Rita Gay Vinyard James Curtis Walker Linda Faye Walker Joe Neal Wallace Virginia Grace Wallace Robert Ell Walters, Jr. SENIORS Janet Elizabeth Warren Geneva Alitia Watkins Jerry Wayne Watts Pamela Agnes Wayland 62 Norman Monroe Weed David Morris Wells Fred Lee White, Jr. Robert Allen Whitley, Jr. Jo Evelyn Wiggins Myrtie Katherine Williams Beats walking. 63 Robert Michael Worthington Mickey Ovens Yarbrough Diane Yother Frances Arlene Young 64 Patricia Ann Williams Patricia Ann Williams George Randall Willoughby Beverly Wolford Donald Harol Noe Roy James O'Hare Charles Phillips 65 Senior Editors Patti Donaldson, Susan Meadows, Sue Craven, Mary Alice Frierson Feature Editors Sue Craven, Mary Langston, Billie Ann Starnes Underclass Editors Business Advisor Kathy Vasilakis, Tim Jones, Mr. Houston Kennedy Pamela Wayland 66 Sports Editors Danny Pugh, Margaret McKenzie, Billie Ann Starnes, Jim Ballard ANNUAL STAFF COMPILES LARGEST BOOK EVER Clubs Editors Carol Andrews, Billie Ann Starnes, Rita Sparks Editor-in-Chief - ------------------Cheryl Higgins Assistant Editor ------------------- Susan Meadows Feature Editor-----------------------Mary Langston Senior Editor----------------------- - - sue Craven Sports Editor--------------------Margaret McKenzie Sponsor Miss Pat Martin Underclass Editor - Clubs Editor--------- Business Manager - Editor Assistants - -Jim Ballard Mary Alice Frierson Susan Meadows Sue Craven Kathy Vasilakis -------Tim Jones Billie Ann Starnes - - - Jim Ballard ■------Danny Pugh Billie Ann Starnes Patti Donaldson Carol Andrews Rita Sparks Pam Wayland 67 Literary Editors Sue Craven and Pamela Wayland Business Managers Tim Jones and Carol Andrews Art Editors Mary Langston and Kathy Vasilakis 68 MIRROR BOARD PUBLISHES BI-MONTHLY PAPER Editor-in-Chief Mary Alice Frierson Editor-in-Chief- - - - Assistant Editors - - - - Susan Meadows Feature Editors Rita Sparks (asst.) Carol Andrews Cheryl Higgins (asst.) Literary Editors Pam Wayland Art Editors Kathy Vasilakis Sports Editors ------------------- Jim Ballard Danny Pugh Assistant Editor Danny Pugh (with Mary Alice Frierson) Business Managers-------------------- Carol Andrews Tim Jones (Names printed first served in the fall term and name names printed second served in the spring term.) Feature Editors Cheryl Higgins, Carol Andrews, Billie Ann Starnes, Rita Sparks MERIT SCHOLARSHIP FINALIST 70 JOE THOMAS MISS PHILLIPS SUSAN ARNOLD Leonard Messer JUNIOR MISS PHILLIPS JOY CAMP Joy and her escort Jim Tower ANNE ZBINDEN HOMECOMING QUEEN 1966 HOMECOMING A NIGHT OF WONDER MISS FIRE PREVENTION SUSAN BATTLES Miss Fire Prevention was chosen by the student council to represent Phillips in the city. Chosen was Susan Battles who attended a banquet at The Club where she gave her ideas on Why Have A Fire Prevention Week. 76 D.A.R. GOOD CITIZENSHIP GIRL AMANDA McCURRY Dear Phillipians, Representing Phillips as the D.A.R. Good Citizenship Girl is really a busy and exciting job. In November 1 attended my first meeting at the Court House, where 1 received my D.A.R. pin and hand book. 1 met and got acquainted with the other D.A.R. girls from all the high schools in Jefferson County. In January I was invited to be a guest at a regular meeting and tea at the Museum of Art. Then, in February I went to Montgomery (the Capitol and then to Huntingdon College) and there met with all the D.A.R. girls from all the high schools In Alabama. That day the winner and first alternate for the state were chosen. The winner was Cheryl Reid from Woodlawn and the first alternate was Cheryl Alexander from Auburn High. I had a wonderful time, and I have thoroughly enjoyed representing my school as the D.A.R. Good Citizen Girl for 1965 and 1966. Sincerely yours. Amanda McCurry 77 SENIOR MARSHALL LEWIS AMANDA McCURRY BUBBA ALLEN 78 FAVORITES ALICE GAMBLE BOB MILLICAN ANNE ZBINDEN 79 VERY PROUDLY WE WELCOMED ANNE LAQUIST TO PHILLIPS FROM STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN I will always remember Phillips High School’s enthusiasm and warm friendliness and kindness. This opportunity I have had to spend a year in the U. S., to live with an American family and to attend an American high school has been, I realize now, a great privilege, probably the. greatest I'll ever get. I have had the opportunity to get to know another people different from what I have been used to in customs and habits. I have learned that to get to know these people I must try to be understanding and be aware of the fact that a thing an American would do one way is not odd or wrong just because I have been accustomed to do it another way. I have experienced that under the surface people are really not different from people “over there. I feel myself that I have succeeded. Of course, the first time was almost impossible trying to interpret the Southern accent ana answering millions of questions every day. However, I learned soon not to be upset over somebody who tried to change the whole geography of Europe by calling Sweden, Switzerland and Oslo the capitol of Sweden. Never have I been asked the same question over and over again. I love to answer all questions. They show people’s interest in you and you all at Phillips have really seemed interested in and willing to listen to what I have had to relate. Now I feel that I am one of you, and 1 will hate to leave in June because I'm going to miss y'all immensely. This year has passed so quickly and I soon will have to leave. When I am back in Sweden again I will always remember this year in America. I will alwavs remember my wonderful American friends, my American school and family and how I used to sit at the football games waving my red and white shaker and screaming at the top of my lungs GOOOOO RRRAIDERS! St. Lucia, the symbol of Christmas for the Swedish people, is portrayed by Anne. The General Organization is the main organization of the school because it is the promoter of school activities. All clubs—whether honorary, service, special interest or literary--mean much to us since they help us to develop our character and teach us a sense of belonging, as well as responsibility. Club members will recall the day they got their invitations, the democratic procedures of the club meetings, learning new things and enjoying it and, of course, club socials. ORGANIZATIONS FALL COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Patsy Boyce, Peggy Luster. Eddie Benner, Jerry Watts, Johnny Thomas, Jimmy McQueen, Bob Millican, Philip Benefield, Marshall Lewis, Rusty Anderton, John Norris, Richard Smith, Ethelda Langston: SECOND ROW: Jackie Rogers, Ronnie Dunn, Phyllis Rose, Ginger Palmer, Judy Brown, Tera Heflin, Chuck Chaney, William Dial, Sarah Zbinden, Alice Hamrick, Sarah Warren, Martha Parker; THIRD ROW: Billy Hyatt, Jo Ann Evans, Celia Zbin-den, Bea Conradi, Dot Byrd, Ann Parker, Joyce Braswell, Deborah Nygren, Brenda Norris, Glenda Frost, Hassell Cossey; FOURTH ROW: Harold Boutwell, Jerry Stephens, Clifford Rutherford, Joe Martin, Gene Shotts, Larry Silvers, Shirley Allen, DeVale McDonald, Elaine Robertson, Mike Sullivan, Patti Donaldson, Ronnie Hall, Tony Cothren, Terry Barfield GENERAL ORGANIZATION PLANS SCHOOL ACTIVITIES SPRING COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Scott Collins, Sarah Zbinden. John Norris, Stan Narewski, Lenora Walker, Mike Sullivan, Patsy Boyce, Gary Pate, Richard Smith; SECOND ROW; Joe Martin, Spencer Davis, Jerry Stephens, Clifford Rutherford, Diane Flowers, Shirley Allen, Kay Michael, Sally Boyce, Phyllis Rose; THIRD ROW: Mike Hutto. Gene Shotts, Steve Willis, Billy Hyatt, Ronnie Dunn, Belinda Huntley, Jane Lawrence FALL G.O. OFFICERS: First Associate Rusty Anderton, President Marshall Lewis, Second Associate Philip Benefield SPRING G.O. OFFICERS: First Associate Stan Narewski, President Mike Sullivan, Second Associate Lenora Walker 83 HONOR ORGANIZATIONS FIRST ROW: Philip Benefield, Anna Cork, Joe Thomas, Joyce Scott; SECOND ROW: Susan Arnold, Ernie Griffin, Edwin Jenkins, Lynne Simpson, Jimmy McQueen, Susan Battles, Kim Clements, Don Hamilton, Phyllis Rose, David Wells, Mike Sullivan; THIRD ROW: Mary Alice Frierson, Virginia Wallace, Walter Monteith, Lucynda Parrish, Judy Chambers, Rusty Anderton, Virginia Fancher, Joy Camp, Tommy Stansell, Dennis Lowery, Wayne Marshall, Bill Hester, Larry Knopf; FOURTH ROW: Lenora Walker, Kathy Morin, Rita Vinyard, Diane Flowers, Anita Reno, Jim Lastinger, Joe Ellis, Larry Scott, George Owens, Marshall Lewis, Freddy Plyler, Danny Pugh. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY REWARDS SCHOLARSHIP, LEADERSHIP AND SERVICE Mary Alice Frierson, Assistant Editor of CRIM-SONETTE Susan Battles Editor of CRIMSONETTE Philip Benefield Treasurer Anna Cork Secretary Joyce Scott Vice President Joe Thomas President Marshall Lewis Chaplain Susan Battles Assistant Editor of CRIMSONETTE Joyce Secott Editor of CRIMSONETTE Walter Monteith Treasurer Lynne Simpson Secretary Jimmy McQueen Vice President Edwin Jenkins President FIRST ROW, left to right: Don Smith, Leonard Messer (president), Dick Lacey (vice president), Steve Morgan (secretary), Carl McKibben (treasurer); SECOND ROW: limmy Henderson, Joe Ellis, James Chapman, Jimmy Tower; THIRD ROW; Brad Norris, Rick Simonson. Johnny Turner, Jeff Burks, Corky Carver. DISC AND DIAMOND DUTY HONOR In memory of those who have given their lives in Viet Nam SEATED ON GRASS: Duncan Bufford, Robert Aldridge, Frank Norris, Gerry Howard, James Nolan; SECOND ROW; Donna Waid, Mary Hughes, Terri Roberts, Deidra Tischer, Jo Ann Petty, Shelia Kontogeorge, Doris Armstrong; THIRD ROW; Mrs. Jo Ann Fleming, (sponsor), Lenora Walker, Gail Hardin, Jan Warren, Bobbie Thompson, Ruby Roberts; not pictured: David Mayben and Bob Millican who were responsible for all pictures taken. NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY, TROUPE 208 THESPIAN OFFICERS TOP ROW: Mrs. Fleming, sponsor; Deidra Tischer, recording secretary; Mary Hughes, vice president: Terri Roberts, president; Donna Waid, treasurer; Shelia Kontogeorge, corresponding sec.; Duncan Bufford, sergeant-at-arms; DOWN HILL ROW: Jo Ann Petty, clerk; Ruby Roberts, Parliamentarian; Doris Armstrong, chaplain The National Thespian Society is an honor organization for speech and dramatic students, whose goal is the advancement of standards of excellence in dramatic arts. Thespians encourages students to attain a better mastery of language, to develop poise and self-control and to appreciate dramatic literature and techniques. To obtain this goal, Thespians have put on several successful plays, performed for hospitals, clubs, and other organizations in Birmingham. A scene from the fall production, Whodunit, pictures Bob Millican, Terri Roberts and James Nolan. Margaret McKenzie, Mary Alice Frierson, Kathy Vasilakis, Miss Pat Martin (sponsor) QUILL AND SCROLL BANK BOARD Quill and Scroll is an international honorary society for high school journalists. Qualifications for membership are as follows: 1) A person must be at least junior or senior in classification. 2) A person must be in the upper third of his class in general scholastic standing either for the year of his election or for the cumulative total of all his high school work. 3) He must have done superior work in some phase of journalism or school publication work, such as, writing, editing, business management, or production. OFFICERS Angela Boyd - ----Cashier SECOND YEAR MEMBERS Sandra McCombs, Kathy Vasilakis, Peggy Seibert, Jimmy Lastinger Mary Alice Frierson - President Edwin Jenkins - Vice President Anita Reno (not shown)---------- Assistant Cashier FIRST YEAR MEMBERS Paul Minarcine, Frankie Quick, Mike Davis, Suzanne Adams SERVICE CLUBS FIRST ROW: Ray Pierce, Rosemary Hundley, Myra lane Roberts (chaplain), Allen Mollett (treasurer), Pamela Way-land (secretary), Linda Hill (president), John Keith (vice president), Donna Byars (chairman of blood bank), Renee Warren (historian): SECOND ROW; Angela Boyd, Vera Vest, Janice Cecil, Mary Duke, Debra Hairston, Ann Downs, Virginia Goings, Rosemary Vice, Sandra Hunt, Helen Hoffman, Sandra Hoffman, Jo Reid; THIRD ROW: Rickey Fox, Wilma Booth, Sandra Williams. Edna Norton, Patricia Hurst, Margaret Head, Linda Bramlett, John Graham, Miss Garnet Leader (sponsor); FOURTH ROW: Eddie Burger, Sam Olive, Jane Allen, Glenda Sublett, Sandra Cartlidge, Charles Pass, Charlene Harrison, Susan Black, Kathern Morin, DeLois Mason, Patsy McGhee, Joe McConnell, Miss Garnet Leader (sponsor); FIFTH ROW; Don Alvis, Walter Norris, Pattie Moe, Linda Lovelace, Elaine Pope, Wanda Austin, Rickey Olvey, Sandra Watson, Vickie Cass, Buddy Winsett, Edna Norton, Lonny Reed, Donna Collier, John Troulias, Roy O'Hare, Kenneth Miller, Walace Peek. 88 JUNIOR AMERICAN RED CROSS PERFORMS MANY COMMUNITY SERVICES Sccretary- Presldcni Vice President Treasurer Chaplain Sherri Partain Alice Gamble Vickie Smith Linda Sterling GIRLS’ LETTER CLUB RUNS BOOKSTORE FIRST ROW: Cecilia Douglas, Vickie Smith, Sherri Partain, Alice Gamble, Linda Sterling: SECOND ROW; Nancy Jones, Ruth Tower, Annette Monteith, Suzanne Sylvester; THIRD ROW: Ouida Watson, Deborah Greer, Kathy Garrison, Cynthia Humphries; FOURTH ROW: Elaine Burch, Vikki Woods, Deborah Harris. Archevia Miller, Debbie Williams, Marilyn Johnson, Vickie Hicks Mrs. Jeannette Downs (sponsor) The Girls' Letter Club consists of girls who have taken gym and earned the required number of points to be a member. A girl is given an honorary invitation for a semester, and during that semester she must earn 800 points to continue her membership. The purpose of the club is to promote school spirit in a good sportsmanlike way. This club is a service club which helps the school in many ways. We operate the bookstore and sell tickets to the ballgames. This year we took a bus to the Anniston ballgame and sold head bands to the students. Linda Sterling Treasurer Alice Gamble President Susan Martin Secretary Cecelia Douglas Vice President (not pictured) FIRST ROW: Randy Willoughby, Jeff Gilmer, Bobby Brasher, Bruce Johnson, Johnny Johnson, Larry Scott, Norman Weed; SECOND ROW: Philip Benefield, Tommy Thompson, Wayne Marshall, Phillip McDaniel, Robert Grady, Mike Montgomery; THIRD ROW: Edwin Jenkins, Richard Hutto, Skip Shewmaker, Joe Ellis, Eddie Oden; FOURTH ROW: Richard Bradley, Bill Hester, Joe Thomas, Mike Sullivan, Larry Byrd, Jim Tower; FIFTH ROW; Jerry Watts, Danny Bromley, Marshall Lewis, Bobby Marques USHERS CLUB UPHOLDS HIGH STANDARDS OF SCHOLARSHIP AND SERVICE STAGE CREW FIRST ROW: Jeff Gilmer, Joe Ellis, Larry Scott, Jim Tower; SECOND ROW; Larry Byrd, Bill Hester, Richard Bradley, Norman Weed OFFICERS Richard Bradley, Treasurer; Joe Ellis, Associate Head Usher; Norman Weed, Head Usher; Larry Scott, Associate Head Usher; (not pictured) Edwin Jenkins, Secretary 91 FIRST ROW: Joanne Cross, Brenda Rogers, Sherry Knopf, Linda Sheffield, Gayle Taylor; SECOND ROW: Charlotte Culbreath, Darlene Lockard, Lclia Belvin, Diane Glenn, Naomi Smith, Pat McGeever; THIRD ROW: Linda Smith, Audrey Rooks, Pat Osborn, Margaret Vest, Vicki Cockrell, Karen Brake, Mrs. Graham (sponsor) FUTURE NURSES LEARN SECRETS OF MEDICINE FALL OFFICERS President: Linda Sheffield Vice President: Sherry Knopf Recording Secretary: Elaine Martin Corresponding Secretary: Joanne Cross Treasurer: Nina Lochard Chaplain: Gayle Taylor SPRING OFFICERS Gayle Taylor Pat McGeever Brenda Rogers Laghetta Taylor Karen Brake Sherry Knopf Members of Future Nurses have worked diligently giving of their time to help the club prosper. The biggest part of credit is due to our wonderful sponsor, Mrs. Graham, who has sacrificed her time and effort to make Future Nurses the best. All members want to make it known how much we appreciate Mrs. Graham 92 FIRST ROW: Mary Hinson, Susan Slatcn, Diane Morgan, John Sylvester, Barbara Roberson, Susan Smith, Gwen Holloway; SECOND ROW: Suzanne Adams, Jean l.orino, Sherry Segars, Becky Bailey, Angelyn Sims, Dale Huckaby, Linda Lowery; THIRD ROW: Reba Horsley, Brenda Hollaway, Lucy Tuggle, Luan Atkins, Tommy Stansell, Ed Brown, Charles Lopez, Linda Lambert, Miss Willingham (sponsor) FUTURE TEACHERS BROADENS HORIZONS F.T.A. provides the opportunity for you OFFICERS Gwen Holloway, Tommy Stansell, Reba Horsley, Linda Lowery To improve your own character and personality To take a realistic look at teaching To study and identify the qualities, traits, and aptitudes which good teachers possess To help you decide whether teaching will be right for you. OFFICERS Susan Slatcn, Diane Morgan, John Sylvester, Gwen Holloway, Susan Black PROJECTION CLUB BENEFITS WHOLE SCHOOL Projection Club is a service club under the leadership of Mrs. Ruth Rogers; Its membership is limited to about twenty people. The members are taught how to operate the various projectors around the school, and they show films almost every day of the week. Everyone in Projection Club seems to thoroughly enjoy his work, and he is happy that he can contribute something to his school. FIRST ROW: Jeff Gilmer, Carol Glaze, Scott Price, Joe Thomas, Ronnie Wilkins, Anna Cork, Virginia Wallace; SECOND ROW: Dennis Lowery, Ritchie Wilson Van Glaze, Anita Reno, Judy Frey. Joyce Scott; THIRD ROW: Philip Benefield, Edwin Jenkins, John Thomas, Alton Reed, Jim Tower SPECIAL INTEREST CLUBS FIRST ROW: Gerald Addison, Larry Byrd, Vernon Pendergrass, Mike Dennis, William Dail, Bobby Marques, Billy Noles, Ronnie Chamber, Bobby Brasher, Alan Potts; SECOND ROW: Mike Worthington, Lynn Dahlke. Andy Grey, Chuck Chaney, Andy McCurry, Richard Hutto, Charles Raia, Roger Knox, Richard Brad ley, Norman Thompson, Billy Hamby, Kenny Trummel, David Key; THIRD ROW: Harold Woo, Buford Peek, Kerry Likis, Tommy Lott, Pat Patterson, oey Roboins, Joe Ellis, Larry Gibson, Steve McClure, Eddie Nicholson; FOURTH ROW: Gary Ridgeway, Johnny Welsh, Gerald Foshee, Jimmy Madox, Eddie Langston, Johnny Pendergrass, Terry Hyatt, Ronala Johnson; FIFTH ROW: Mike Hooper, Walter Harper, Hal Bershears, Charles Ferlisi, Walter Norris, Ronnie Fromhold, Jeff Burks, Fred LaPore, Allen Lawless, David Ratliff, Wayne Terry SPORTS CLUB PROMOTERS OF GOODWILL AND UNDERSTANDING FIRST ROW: l.ynda Me-Cracken, Donna Waid, Carol Andrews; SECOND ROW: Brenda Wilson, Myra Jane Roberts, Barbara Roberson, Kathy Vasilakis, Jimmy Lastinger, Edwin Jenkins, Anne Laquist, James Hydrick; THIRD ROW: Miss Virginia Pray-tor, Marianne Aston, Brenda Cost low, Janice Lloyd, Carolyn Vest, Robert Nygren, Sharon Kinzalow, Joe Thomas 95 FIRST ROW: George Graham, Susan Patterson, Mary Langston, Jane Roberts, Phyllis Rose, Ruth Perryman, Lera Grey, Peter Bonduris; SECOND ROW: Doug Redd, George Owens, Linda Hill, Paulette Smith, Mar)' Camps, Curtis Brownley, Ronnie Wilson; THIRD ROW; Rickey Bates, Larry Young, Gene Sluder, David Blackwood, Bynum Duren, Robert Taylor, James Edge, Miss Garnet Leader (sponsor) CHIRASCURO (ART CLUB) SCIENCE CLUB FIRST ROW: Barry Fikes, Don Rohar, John Keith, Micky Johnson, Norman Virciglio; SECOND ROW: John Stough, Karl Poythress, Don Glover, Lynn Lloyd, Raymond Mears FIRST ROW: Billy Noles, Bob Millican, Lynne Wells, Margaret McKenzie, Judy Kelley, Christy Sepsas, Vicki Vollrath, Dianne McGuire, Shelia Brooker, Sandy Clements; SECOND ROW: Sarah Zbinden, Richard Thompson, Scott Price, Cookie Mayben, Carol Glaze, Joey Robbins, Andy McCurry, Patti Donaldson, Ronnie Chambers; THIRD ROW: Billie Ann Starnes, John Norris, Linda Layne, Suzanne Soufoulb, Judy Brown, Judy Stults, Cheryl Higgins, Peggy LaFan, Berneice Norris. Tommy Stevens; FOURTH ROW: Kenneth Sims, Mitch Chambers, Linda Gantt, Maria Paulson, Janet Kelley. Sue Witt, Susan Mathews, Amanda McCurry, Kerry Likis, Nicky Noto; FIFTH ROW: Roy Stodghill, Joy Camp, Rusty Anderton, Anne Zbinden, Dusty Neff, Nona Rimel, Martha Tidmore, Mary Shepherd, Donna Reed; SIXTH ROW; Mike Hooper, Mike Dennis, Kathy Roberts, Lenora Boone, Pam Green, Fred LaPore, Alan Potts, Charles Ferlisi, Wayne Terry; not pictured: Bubba Allen, Cookie Noto, Norma Tuggle PEP CLUB BUILDS SCHOOL SPIRIT Coach Homer Wesley, sponsor FALL President Judy Kelley Vice President Margaret McKenzie Secretary Christy Sepsas Treasurer Patti Donaldson FIRST ROW: Mr. Herbert Hinz, Ruth Burson, Pat Williams, Patsy McGhee, Aline Keith, Ann Downs, Beverly Hamm; SECOND ROW: Judy Stricklin, Brenda Ballenger, Gaines Belcher, James Chapman, Frankie Oiick, Lane Graham, Patricia Aldridge; THIRD ROW; Sherry Segars. Brenda Stricklin, Terry Earnest, Jack Robertson, Walter Smizer, Janice Lollar; FOURTH ROW: James Wright, Charles Phillips, Bill Reed, Duncan Buford, Billy Aker, David Averhart, Butch Vinyard D.E.C.A. (Distributive Education Clubs of America) THE D.E.C.A. CREED I believe in the future which 1 am planning for myself in the field of distribution, and in the opportunities which my vocation offers. I believe in fulfilling the highest measure of service to my vocation, my fellow beings, my country, and my God--that by so doing, I will be rewarded with personal satisfaction and material wealth. I believe in the democratic philosophies of private enterprise and competition, and in the freedoms of this nation—that these philosophies allow for the fullest development of my individual abilities. I believe that by doing my best to live according to these high principles, I will be of greater service both to myself and to mankind. 98 FIRST ROW: Sandra Harris, Syble Manous, Sue Spann, Sandra Franklin, Cary Biddle, Mr. William Pass (sponsor); SECOND ROW; Peggy Luster, Richard Hints, Sandra Johnson, Claudette Baggett, Rick Bates, Rickey Melton; THIRD ROW: Del.ois Mason, Iris Adams, Joanne Cross, Charlene Sweeten, Charlene Harrison V.I.E. CLUB COMPETES ON DISTRICT. STATE LEVELS Members of the Industrial Cooperative Training Class are members of the Vocational Industrial Education Club of Alabama, a statewide club in which the Phillips club has been very active over the years, having finished third in competition with 77 other clubs for the school years from 1962-1965. Some of the advantages of the I.C.T. Program are enrichment of the high school program, keeping the school abreast of the changes in business and industry, affording a means of close cooperation between the school and community, offering students an opportunity to receive practical and theoretical training for an occupation while in school raising the occupational level of the community, offering business and industry an opportunity to secure and train future employees. The Vocation Industrial Education Club affords ICT students an opportunity to develop their latent talents, to develop their personality traits, to compete with fellow students on the local level, and with other clubs on a district and state level. Doris Nix, President; Vickie Cockrell, Treasurer; Peggy Luster, Secretary; Iris Adams, Vice President FIRST ROW: Barbara Roberson, Donna Waid, Tony Cothren, James Hydrick, Gail Hardin; SECOND ROW: Kathy Garrison, Sandra Wood, Sharon McGee, Charlotte Howard, Susan Black, Sandra Aldridge; THIRD ROW: Mary Hinson, Lucy Tuggle, Suzanne Adams, Peggy Seibert, Bobbie Thompson, Gwen Holloway; FOURTH ROW; James Nolan, Jimmy Lastinger, Gary Brasher, John Sylvester; not pictured: David Maybcn, Shelia Kontogeorge, Robert Aldridge, Mrs. Jo Ann Fleming Officers Fall 65 Officers Spring '66 President Vice President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Chaplain Critic Serge ant-at-Arms Historian Parliamentarian Tony Cothren Donna Waid James Hydrick Barbara Roberson Gail Hardin Jimmy Lastinger Gwen Holloway Shelia Kontogeorge Mary Hinson John Sylvester President Vice President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Chaplain Critic Sergeant-at-Arms Historian Parliamentarian Gwen Holloway Donna Waid Sandra Wood Peggy Seibert Shelia Kontogeorge John Sylvester Tony Cothren James Hydrick Candy Waid John Sylverter The purpose of the Dramatics Club is to promote the appreciation of and the participation in drama. 100 DRAMATICS CLUB TEACHES APPRECIATION FIRST ROW: Shelia Tyra, Ramona Jacobs, Gina Richardson, Lenora Walker, Jimmy Lastinger, Diane Chapman, Carol Smith, CaroJ Andrews, Rita Vinyard, Dianne Flowers, Lucynda Parrish, Tommy Lott, Gerald Addison, John Stough, Steve Swann, Gary Brasher; SECOND ROW: David Bennei, Ritchie Wilson, Linda Allan, Sherry Kamplaine, Carol Defnall, Angela Boike, Georgia Tennant, John Hill, James Stewart, Mary Alice Frierson, Lynn Simpson, Tommy McCollister, Dale Giles, Pete Price, Bill Jones, Anne Laquist, Barry Fikes; THIRD ROW: Carol Anthony, Carolyn Vest, Cathy Fallon, Tim Jones, Russell Puckett, Terry Mizzel, Walter Monteith, Paul Minarcine, David Knopf, Tommy Thompson, Candy Waid, Ricky Melton, Janice Blaikie; FOURTH ROW: Buford Peek, Edaie Heflin, Tommy Estes, Miss Virginia Praytor (sponsor), Larry Smith, Mary Jo Isaacks, Sandra Page, Melody Bradberry, Lynn Wiggins, Rita Frost, Mickey Johnson, John Thomas, Dale Davis, Linda McCracken, Sherry Liles, Vincenza Siragusa, Donna Hicks, Mary Eads: FIFTH ROW; Steve Pilkington, James Hydrick, Roger Beason, Linda Ingram, Nancy Rimel, Jo Ellen Floyd, Sharon Maze, Douglas Hamilton, Brenda Costlow, Robert Nygren JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE FIRST ROW: Carol Andrews, Vice President; Don Hamilton, President; Lucynda Parrish, Recording Secretary; Rita Vinyard, Reporter; SECOND ROW: Philip Benefield, Critic; Carol Smith, Corresponding Secretary; Diane Flowers, Chaplain; Jimmy Lastinger, Treasurer FIRST ROW: Carol Andrews, Reporter; Lucynda Parrish, President; Jimmy Lastinger, Vice President; SECOND ROW: Jim Jones, Treasurer; Jo Ellen Floyd, Parliamentarian 101 FIRST ROW: Janice Reeder, Sammy Derzis, Robert Taylor, Edwin Jenkins, Kathy Barganier, Maria Troncalli, Syble Manous, George Graham; SECOND ROW: Donna Hammack, Rebecca Kerr, Marilyn Gibson, Donna Fowler, Freda Gordon, Jo Ann Evans, Jimmy Toothaker; THIRD ROW: Peggy Aaron, Ann Mancin, Ann Wyne, Kathy Ford, Peggy Reed, Ginny Ripp, Rick Powers; FOURTH ROW: Brenda Glaze, Pat Blackwell, Cathy Crimm, Robert Watkins, Glynn Dover, Randy Gabel, Randall Kyle SPANISH CLUB 102 FIRST ROW: Sherry Drummonds, Kathy Vasilakis, Susan Battles, Kay Mitchell, Greg Pappas, Adria Palmer, Gail Hughes, Jo Wiggins; SECOND ROW; Lynn Cash, Bobby Freeman, Gary Ridgeway, Jerry Giles, Jeanne Nance, Sandra Farley, Marian Meadows, Paula Richardson; THIRD ROW: Raymond Mears, Jane Silvers, Donni Hattaway, Kaye Brooks, Junior Busbin, Pat Smith, Diane Skaggs; not pictured: Kristy Franklin, Alice Barton, Ginger Palmer, Cynthia FRANCAIS Through the French Club, the student may discover the customs, the songs and the ways of the French better than time allows in the classroom. Under the able sponsorship of Mrs. Leslie Ainsworth, the club participates in various projects to bring honor to P.H.S. The club is a member of the Federated French Clubs of Alabama and participates in the annual state convention. FRENCH CLUB WHO'S WHO FIRST ROW: Susan Meadows, Virginia Fancher, Rusty Anderton. Cheryl Higgins, Charlene Harrison,; SECOND ROW: Claudette Baggett, Darlene Lockard, Phyllis Nix, Cynthia Humphries, Vicki iinright, Sherry Knopf, Pat McGeever, Janice Blaikie; FOURTH ROW; Carol Anthony, Diane Golden, Judy Stults, Elizabeth Self AGLAIA - Flower -Orchid - Colors -Lavender and White New Members SPRING OFFICERS Sherry Knopf, Recording Secretary; Sandra East, Corresponding Secretary; Diane Chapman, President; Cheryl Higgins, Vice President; SECOND ROW: Virginia Fancher, Critic; Vicki Jinwright, Treasurer; Pat McGeever, Chaplain; Claudette Baggett, Historian; Susan Meadows, Parliamentarian FALL OFFICERS FIRST ROW; Charlene Harrison, Sergeant-at-Arms; Virginia Fancher, Vice President; Rusty Anderton, President; Diane Chapman, Recording Secretary; SECOND ROW; Sherry Knopf, Corresponding Secretary; Cheryl Higgins, Reporter; Cynthia Humphries, Treasurer; Susan Meadows, Chaplain; Pat McGeever, Parliamentarian FIRST ROW: Shelia Tyra, Jo Ellen Floyd, Susan Martin, Sue Span, Marilyn Johnson; SECOND ROW: Syble Manous, Vicki Cockrell, Karen Harding, Nina Lockard, Elaine Martin, Karen Moon; THIRD ROW; Ann Askew, Mary Jo Darty, Myra Guthrie, Linda Smith, Patricia Biddie, Kathern Morin, Donna Beard DAMROSCH WHO’S WHO Susan Martin Miss Damrosch Sue Spann Prettiest Elaine Martin Best Member Marilyn Johnson Most Talented Elaine Martin Hardest Worker Janice Cantrell Best All Around Donna Beard Sweetest Mary Darty Wittiest Susan Martin Friendliest Janice Cantrell Best Personality Sue Spann Best Dressed Kathy Morin Most Likely to Succeed WHO'S WHAT Elaine Martin Laziest Vickie Cockrell Biggest Flirt Marilyn Johnson Teachers' Pet Jo Ellen Floyd Biggest Pest Lovely Homecoming Court are pictured with Powder Puff Football players. 105 The Astraea Literary Society of Phillips High School was founded in 1889. The aim of this society is to promote friendship and interest in cultural matters among the members. The official colors are mint green and white. The flower is a white carnation. ASTRAEA 1965 WINNER Officers forming the bar across the A ; Lenora Walker, Critic; Margaret McKenzie, Importer; Dale Huckaby, Treasurer; Carol Smith, President; Louise Rogers, Vice President; Amanda McCurry, Recording Secretary; Pat Patterson, Corresponding Secretary; Miss Ruth Slaughter, Sponsor; Members: Mary Hughes, Shelia Brooker, Kristie Franklin, Margaret Vest, Vera Vest, Carolyn Vest, Carol Glaze, Wanda Hughes, Diane Flowers, Susan Slaten, Elaine Burch, Vicki Wood, Annette Monteith, Patt Jones, Deidra Tischer, Elaine Newton, Patsy Van Dyke, Brenda Wilson, Iladean Majors, Janice Lloyd, Lynn Verchot, Donna Reed, Naomi Smith LITERARY SOCIETY OF THE CLUB CUP • FALL OFFICERS Amanda McCurry, Recording Secretary; Carol Smith, President; Louise Rogers, Vice President; Kristie Franklin, Chaplain; Dale Huckaby, Treasurer; Lenora Walker, Critic; Pat Patterson, Corresponding Secretary; Margaret McKenzie, Reporter. Sponsor Miss Ruth Slaughter SPRING OFFICERS Kristie Franklin, Recording Secretary; Amanda McCurry, President; Lenora Walker, Vice President; Lynn Verchot, Chaplain; Dale Huckaby, Corresponding Secretary: Margaret McKenzie, Reporter; Carol Glaze, Sergeant-at-Arms; Wanda Hughes, Treasurer; Mary Hughes, Critic. Participating in Attending Weekly Decorating for Club Stunts Meetings Homecoming FIRST ROW: Vicki Williams, Kathy Barganier, Vicki Densmore, Linda Sterling, Jan Warren, Demetra Drakos, Linda Gantt, Christy Sepsas, Susan Arnold, Patti Donaldson, Susan Mathews; SECOND ROW: Melody Bradberry, Teresa Oddo, Sandra Clements, Gayle Washburn, Jo Wiggins, loyce White, Judy Kelley, Mary Alice Cherry, Adria Palmer; THIRD ROW: Sandra Garner, Linda Wenger, Jean Lorino, Hazel Hairelson, Beverly Strickland, Alice Gamble, Lynne Wells, Kay Mitchell; FOURTH ROW; Lynne Wiggins, Gayle East, Kathy Denicos, Kathryn Manis, Suzanne Sofoulis, Debbie Sparks, Alice Wood, Peggy LaFan, Cookie Noto; FIFTH ROW: Pat Blackwell, Mary Nell Harris, Ginger Palmer, Linda Fortunis, Marcia Guthrie, Diane Yother, Lenora Boone, Teresa Clark, Janet Kelley CLIO LITERARY SOCIETY FALL '65 OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Christy Sepsas, Corresponding Secretary; Susan Arnold, Vice President; Adria Palmer, President; Patti Donaldson, Treasurer; SECOND ROW: Kathy Dcnicos, Historian; Kathy Barganier, Parliamentarian; Lynne Wells, Chaplain; Cookie Noto, Recording Secretary; THIRD ROW; Susan Sofoulis, Reporter; Linda Gantt, Critic; Susan Mathews, Sergeant-at-arms 108 Mi SPRING ’66 OFFICERS FIRST ROW; Linda Sterling, Sergeant-at-arms; Christy Sepsas, President; Jan Warren, Reporter; De-metra Drakos, Chaplain; SECOND ROW: Linda Gantt, Recording Secretary; Patti Donaldson, Vice President; Susan Arnold, Treasurer; Jo Wiggins, Critic; not pictured: Cookie Noto, Corresponding Secretary; Alice Gamble, Parliamentarian WHO'S WHO FIRST ROW: Patti Donaldson, Best Dressed ; Adria Palmer, Miss Clio ; Linda Sterling, Most Athletic ; Jan Warren, Biggest Flirt ; SECOND ROW: Christy Sepsas, Best Personality ; Alice Gamble, Best All Around ; Teresa Clark, Most Studious ; ludy Kelley, Best Looking ; Hazel Hairelson, Most Bashful ; Susan Arnold, Most Conceited and Most Likely to Succeed ; Cookie Noto, Best Member ; Kelley Hairelson, Club Sweetheart Clio Literary Society is the oldest girls club at Phillips High School. The object of Clio is to promote the general culture of its members with special emphasis on literary work and to carry out at least one non-profit project each month. The club colors are green and white, and the club flower is the rose. Veribus conjuntis (Strength having been joined together) is the club motto. The 1965 fall yearbook was dedicated to the Athletic Department. Yancey Literary Society joined with Clio in having a hayride at the lake cottage of Adria Palmer for the fall social. The projects for the fall semester were to paint the garbage cans and wax the gym floor. FIRST ROW; Linda Brooks, Jackie Rogers, Judy Brown, Judy Frey, Lynne Simpson, Karen Oliver, Renee Warren, Pat Osborn; SECOND ROW: Sandra McCombs, Anita Reno, Kathy Vasilakis, Shirley Watson, Linda Rogers, Peggy Moore, Rita Vinyard; THIRD ROW; Angela Boyd, Donna Fowler, Kay Rowell, Ginny Ripp, Jan Harrison, Darlene Dyce, Pat McGeever, Johnnie Glasscock; FOURTH ROW: Janice Cecil, Pat McCarty, Ethelda Langston, Barbara Watson, lean Collins, Charlotte Godfrey EUPHROSYNEAN LITERARY SOCIETY FALL SPONSOR Mrs. Ann Terry no SPRING SPONSOR Mrs. Cynthia Hearn FIRST ROW: Kathy Williams, Dorothy Jones, Sue Craven, Carol Andrews, Sandra Cartledge, Gayle Taylor; SECOND ROW: Beverly Wolford, Dianne Glenn, Terri Roberts, Mary Smith, Linda Ingram, Leila Belvin; THIRD ROW: Joanne Cross, Mrs. Theresa Whitfield (sponsor), Donna Harrell, Linda Lowery MNEMOSYNEAN COLORS: Green and White FLOWER: Rose MOTTO: Nosce Teipsum (Know Thyself) Homecoming Sweetheart is Edwin Jenkins. OFFICERS Fall '65 Spring ’66 President Sue Craven Kathy Williams 1st Vice President Dorothy Jones Linda Ingram 2nd Vice President Carol Andrews Gayle Taylor Recording Kathy Williams Sue Craven Secretary Corresponding Diane Glenn Carol Andrews Secretary Treasurer Terri Roberts Mary Smith Chaplain Gayle Taylor Terri Roberts Parliamentarian Beverly Wolford Sandra Cartledge Historian Leila Belvin Beverly Wolford Reporter Donna Harrell Dorothy Jones Sergeant-at-arms Sandra Cartledge Joanne Cross Critic Linda Ingram Donna Harrell FIRST ROW: Jackie Zcanah, Dave Cooley, Mike Sullivan, Rick Christ al, Philip Benefield, John Norris, Joey Robbins, Sam Levio, Greg Pappas, Ronnie Chambers, Jimmy Houghton, Mr. Houston Kennedy (sponsor); SECOND ROW: John Hill, Terry Baker, Wayne Marshall, Kerry Likis, Bill Bailey, Bob Whitley, Robert Grady, Jeff Gilmer; THIRD ROW: Skip Shewmaker, Fred LaPore, Ken Sims, Mickey Montgomery, Andy McCurry, Chuck Chaney, Gerald Addison, Bubba Allen; FOURTH ROW: Jerry Watts, Sammy Derzis, Doug Sullivan, Steve Love, Mike Chambers, Larry Knopf, Norman McNeill, Richard Thompson, Tommy Stevens, Nicky Noto, Johnny Johnson; FIFTH ROW; Tommy Thompson, Jimmy Crawford, Richard Hutto, Larry Byrd, Charlie Raia, Andy Grey, Jimmy Maddox, David Knopf, Eddie Langston, Marshall Lewis OWEN LITERARY SOCIETY 112 FIRST ROW: Walter Brown, Cary Biddle, Terry Bailey, Richard Smith, Wesley Andrews, Scott Collins, Tommy Chandler, Ray Higginbotham, Johnny Dealc, Mr. Sterling Benefield (sponsor); SECOND ROW: Junior Busbin, Bobby Walters, John Armstrong, Wesley Sullivan, Frank Norris, Henry Morgan, Don Sorge, Jimmy Johnson, Mac Martin; THIRD ROW; Rickey Olvey, Randall Kyle, Charles Justice, Bruce Johnson, Ernest Simpson, Ronnie Ingram, Jerry Poteet, Jack Brasher, Ken Miller, Benny Lindley, Paul Hall GORGAS LITERARY SOCIETY 113 FIRST ROW: Becky Kerr, Fran Smizer, Joyce Braswell, Janice Reeder, Lucynda Parrish, Jeni Richardson, Susan Smith, Jeanne Nance; SECOND ROW: Shelia Crane, Charlotte Culbreath, Linda Garst, Donna Byars, Linda Layne, Kathy Hobbs, Marilyn Gibson, Freda Gordon, Glenda Frost; THIRD ROW: Suzanne Sylvester, Sandra Harris, Miss Gloria Gilmore (sponsor), Glenda Sublett, Ann Parker, Pat Gutrich, Brenda Costlow, Linda Sheffield, Vicki Hicks, Mary Eads PIERIAN 114 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Christine McAllister, (sponsor), Anne Zbinden, Kim Clements. Janet Alexander, Kathy Roberts, Alice Hamrick, Marie Troncalli; SECOND ROW: Linda Lambert, Vickie Hudson. Sarah Zbinden. Cecelia Douglas, Virginia Goings, Norma Tuggle; THIRD ROW: Sue Mashburn, Jeannie Kirkland, Janice Brown, Gatham Sciro, Lila Densinore, Kathy Conville, FOURTH ROW: Jo Ann Petty, Rita Davis, Paula Holt, Sandra Grimes, Iris Adams, Joyce Hilton, Shirley Chunn WHO'S WHO FIRST ROW: Vickie Hudson. Most Athletic ; Jo Anne Petty, Most Studious ; Kim Clements, Most Likely to Succeed ; Anne Zbinden, Miss Thalia ; Lila Densmore, Wittiest ; Linda Lambert, Best Dressed ; Janet Alexander, Sweetest ; SECOND ROW: Norma Tuggle, Cutest , Marie Troncalli, Friendliest ; Cecelia Douglas, Best All Around THALIA FIRST ROW: Janet Alexander, Parliamentarian; Kim Clements, Vice President, Norma Tuggle, President; Lila Dcnsmore, Serge ant-at-arms; Marie Troncalli, Critic; Becky Abbott, Chaplain; Anne Zbinden, Treasurer; Cecelia Douglas, Corresponding Secretary FIRST ROW: Susan Battles, Billie Ann Starnes, Alice Barton, Sherry Drummonds, Mary Alice Frierson, Judy Chambers, Anna Cork; SECOND ROW: Joy Camp, Nancy Jones, Diane Morgan, Carol Defnall, Shelly McGowen, Cheryl West, Ruby Roberts, Virginia Wallace; THIRD ROW; Berneice Norris, Marianne Aston, Ouida Watson, Debbie Wylie, Deborah Harris; FOURTH ROW; Donna Hicks, Nona Rimel, Mona Jacobs, Doris Armstrong, Ann Wyne, Mary Shepcr-herd, Pat Hartzog PROMETHEAN LITERARY SOCIETY REMEMBERS THE GOOD OLE DAYS FALL OFFICERS SITTING: Susan Battles, Recording Secretary; Alice Barton, Treasurer; Billie Ann Starnes, Chaplain; STANDING: Judy Chambers, Historian; Sherry Drummonds, Vice President; Mary Alice Frierson, President; Anna Cork, Corresponding Secretary; Virginia Wallace, Parliamentarian; Debbie Wylie, Reporter; Joy Camp, Sergeant-at-arms; Nona Rimel, Critic SPRING OFFICERS SITTING: Debbie Wylie, Sergeant-at-Arms; Mary Alice Frierson, Corresponding Secretary; Nona Rimel, Historian; STANDING: Alice Barton, Vice President; Virginia Wallace, Critic; Susan Battles, President; Billie Ann Starnes, Recording Secretary; Anna Cork, Treasurer; Ouida Watson, Parliamentarian; and Deb Harris, Reporter. IF IT’S ...Remembering ihc good old days, it's Promethean ...At the Parliament House, it’s Promethean ...Looking for ice machines, it's Promethean .. .Spend-the-night parties, it’s Promethean .. .Staying up all night making posters, it's Promethean .. .Crying after Club Stunts, it’s Promethean ...Giving Freshman Teas, it’s Promethean ...Annual Christmas luncheons, it's Promethean ...Good club projects, it's Promethean ...Friendship, it's Promethean .. .Naehtemorp, it's Promethean ...The best at P.H.S., it's Promethean Members and alumnae enjoy Christmas get-together. Who's Who awards are made at Christmas luncheon. Members leave Parliament House after annual Christmas luncheon. FIRST ROW: Sue Win, Sharon McGuirk, Sharon Maze, Kaye Brooks, Cookie Mayben, Vickie Smith, Sherri Partain, Jimmie Tidmore, Vickie Vollrath, Dianne McGuire, Patsy Boyce, Gwen Gibson; SECOND ROW; Joan Dill, Donni Hataway, Sally Boyce, Georgia Tennant, Sandy Clements, Anne Laquist, Vickie Trott, Karen Brake, LaGetta Taylor, Marsha Atkinson; THIRD ROW: Jean East, Sandra Johnston, Linda Strickland, Archevia Miller, Charlotte O'Hare, Deborah Greer, Jane East, Dona Moman; FOURTH ROW: Shelia Gibson, Janice Jones, Linda Johnson; Casan-dra Johnson, Annette Pollard, Sandra Hunt, Sharron Liles, Mrs. Annette Lovett (fall sponsor) VESTALIA LITERARY SOCIETY This scene depicting a familiar pair around P.H.S. was part of a skit that won for Vestalia the club stum award. CORRESPONDING SECRETARY limmie Tidmore RECORDING SECRETARY Cookie Mayben 119 FIRST ROW: Don Helms, Edwin Jenkins, Scott Price, Randy Willoughby, Bobby Ellis. Bill Hester, Bob Millican. Mike Clark, Larry Scott, Norman Weed, Mr. Yarbrough; SECOND ROW: Don Noe, Craig Bevins, Terry Fruitiger, John Milan, Don Hamilton, Kelley Hairelson; THIRD ROW: Larry Westbrook, Jim Ballard, David Roland, Mike Davis, Paul Nesbitt, Joe Ellis, Wayne Littlepage, Bill Dial, David Ellison; FOURTH ROW: Walter Monteith, Ernie Griffin, Bob Brasher, Gary Borden, Ronnie Wilkins, Harold Cooper, Alan Potts, Mike Reid; FIFTH ROW: Dusty Neff, Roy Stodghill, Frank Shikle, Richard Bardley, Guy McConnell, Tommy Akers Bill Hester, President; Bob Millican, Vice President; Randy Willoughby, Third Member; Scott Price, Treasurer; Bob Ellis, Recording Secretary; Edwin Jenkins, Chaplain, Kelley Hairelson, Corresponding Secretary YANCEY LITERARY SOCIETY Bill Hester Bob Millican Scott Price Kelley Hairelson Bob Ellis Ernie Griffin Treasurer Vice President President Corres. Secretary Recording Secretary Third Member LIBRARY ASSISTANTS SITTING: Teresa Bonasera, Sandra Hill, Jeanie Churchwell, Karen Moon, Marilyn Johnson, Kathy Harding, Helen Hoffman, Joe McConnell; STANDING: Sue Mashburn, Sharon Kinzalow, Pat Hurst, Wilma Booth, Larry Silvers, Marsha Douglas, Vincenza Siragusa, Roger Beason, Judy Frey, Diane Flowers, Anita Reno, Sandra Hunt HEAD MARSHALS Don Noe, Joe Ellis, Frances Mann, Mickey Montgomery, Larry Scott, Susan Arnold, Bobby Brasher, Norman Weed OFFICE ASSISTANTS Nina Lockard, Linda McCracken, Linda Sheffield, Pamela Wayland, Jane Silvers, Terri Roberts, Amanda McCurry, Frances Young 122 R.O.T.C. DEPARTMENT SPONSORS RIFLE TEAM Ben Reynolds, lim Tower, Larry Hooper, (not pictured) Doug Golden PHILLIPS Lynne Simpson, Carol Smith, Judy Frey Joyce Scott, Anna Cork, Diane Flowers, Virginia Wallace, Diane Chapman 123 FIRST ROW: Ginny Goings, Elaine Martin, Doris Armstrong, Patti Donaldson, Susan Arnold; SECOND ROW: Kathy Barganier, Naomi Smith, Diane Yother, Sarah Zbinden, Carol Andrews, Marianne Aston, Brenda Costlow, Ruthie Tower, Amanda McCurry, Kathy Williams, Fran Smizcr; THIRD ROW: Susan Battles, Jeanne Nance, Pat Gutrich, Linda Sheffield, Lynne Wells, Kay Mitchell, Lenora Walker, Rebecca Kerr, Susan Smith, Rita Mitchell, Rusty An-derton, Adria Palmer, Rita Golden; FOURTH ROW: Alice Barton, Richard Hutto, Jimmy Lastinger, Rick Christal, Edwin Jenkins,'Bill Hester, James Stewart. Dave Wells, Jim Ballard, Andy McCurry Sharon McGuirk; FIFTH ROW; John Hairelson, Walter Smizer, Tommy Akers, Scott Price, John Norris, Marshall Lewis, Jim Tower, Joe McConnell, Charles Bradshaw, Doug Sullivan, Joe Ellis, Kenneth Sims, Dave Cooley, Terry Baker. CHOIR AND MADRIGAL CLUB PRESENT CHRISTMAS PROGRAM FIRST ROW: Edwin Jenkins, Lenora Walker, Amanda McCurry, Carol Andrews, Ginny Goings, Dave Cooley, Kenneth Sims; SECOND ROW: Marshall Lewis, Joe Ellis, Diane Yother, Sarah Zbinden, Brenda Costlow, Adria Palmer, James Stewart, Doug Sullivan 124 The good old days that the freshmen remember are the days of discovering their school and of striving to lose the “freshman look . The sophomores remember the days when they made new friends and strived toward new achievements. The juniors remember the days when they began thinking seriously about their futures and looking forward to the next year, when they would be seniors. UNDERCLASSMEN nr JUNIOR FAVORITES STAN NAREWSKI AND MARGARET McKENZIE JE David Akers Robert Aldridge Linda Allen Ann Askew Claudette Baggett Aubrey Bailey Kathy Barganier Craig Bivers Susan Black Janice Blaikie Terry Bonduris Richard Bradley Patricia Brasher Joyce Braswell Glenda Brown William Brown Eddie Burger Donna Byars Jimmy Byers Larry Byrd James Chapman Glenda Chastain Teresa Clark Glenn Coleman 126 JUNIOR CLASS Jan Clayton Marvin Cline Jan Cole Brenda Cost low Tony Cotliren Jimmy Crawford Lynn Dahlke Mike Davis Kathy Denicos Mike Dennis William Dial Nancy Dill Cecilia Douglass Ronnie Dunn Mary Eads Gayle East Tommy Estes Gary Farley Donna Fowler Kristie Franklin Terry Frutiger Jewell Gibbs Gwen Gibson Carol Glaze Charles Glenn Diane Glenn Tommy Goolsby Freda Gordon Leara Gray Rickey Green Pat Gutrich Myra Guthrie Hazel Hairelson Ronnie Hall Alice Hamrick Gail Hardin 127 James Hydrick Linda Ingram Ronnie Ingram Mike Jackson Clara Johnson Linda Johnson John Keith Rebecca Kerr Sherry Knopf Shelia Kontogeorge Randall Kyle Raymond Kritner Dick Lacey Jerry Lackey Peggy LaFan Walter Harper Donna Hicks Vicki Hicks Joyce Hilton Mary Hinson Cathy Hobbs Joyce Holderfield Gwen Holloway Gary Hosey Theresa Houghton Charlotte Howard Regan Howell Dale Huckaby Gail Hughes Richard Hutto JUNIORS TAKE THE Mary Langston Jimmy I.astinger Jane Lawrence Tony Letson Sam Levio Janice Lloyd Nina Lockard Charles Lopez Steve Love Frances Mann Bobby Marques Joe Martin Clint Massengale Raymond Mears Lynda McCracken CALIFORNIA TEST IN THE FALL. DcVale McDonald William McEachern Pat McGeever Margaret McKenzie Carl McKibben Norman McNeill Jed Mitchell Kay Mitchell Rita Mitchell A1 Mize Dona Mom an Stan Narewski Billy Noles Cookie Noto Nicky Noto JUNIORS REPRESENTED AT HOMECOMING BY STAN NAREWSKI AND MARGARET McKENZIE Robert Nygren Eddie Oden Ricky Olvey Paula Osborn Adria Palmer Dudley Parker Maria Paulson Rick Perkins Mike Perry Jo Ann Petty Steve Pilkington Jerry Potect Scott Price Frankie Quick Charlie Raia David Reed Paulette Reed Mike Reid Jcni Richardson Virginia Ripp Kathy Roberts Myra Jane Roberts Ruby Roberts Rita Robertson Larry Robinson Steve Rogers Don Rohar Arnold Runyan Kathy Sargent Gloria Scarver Erie Seale Linda Sheffield Frank Shikle Gene Shotts Larry Silvers Donald Slatcn Ernest Smith Larry Smith Linda Smith Paulette Smith Naomi Smith Richard Smith Susan Smith Fran Smizer Mike Smizer Don Sorge Tommy Stevens Roy Stodghill John Strickling Judy Stults Glenda Sublet! Suzanne Sylvester Bobbie Thompson Otha Thompson Richard Thompson Tommy Thompson Sammy Traweek Johnny Turner Patsy Van Dyke Kathy Vasilakis NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY TAPPING MAKES A CHERISHED DREAM COME TRUE FOR A FEW JUNIORS. John Wengel Cheryl West Larry Westbrook Tommy Wester Joyce White Ronnie Wilkins Walton Williams Bill Willis Brenda Wilson Sandra Wood James Wright Sarah Zbinden Carolyn Vest Barbara Vineyard Stanley Vinson Donna Waid Lenora Walker Joel Warren Renee Warren Robert Watkins Barbara Watson Darlene W atson Sharmon Watters Jimmy Welch Lynne Wells THE SOPHOMORE CLASS Becky Abbott Gerald Addison Don Aderhold Randy Akers Shirley Allen Don Alvis James Arendale Marianne Aston Luan Atkins Marsha Atkinson Becky Bailey Antoinette Baldone Terry Barfield John Beard Leila Belvin Sheila Bentley Iris Boatwright Sally Boyce Mike Boyd Gary Brasher Hal Breashcars Dale Brewer Kaye Brooks Allen Brownlee Elaine Burch Jeff Burks Darlene Bycc Dot Byrd Corky Carver Janice Cecil Eddie Charnblee Sandy Chambless Chuck Chaney Marv Alice Cherry JOPHOMORES REPRESENTED AT HOMECOMING BY MITCH CHAMBERS AND SUSAN MATHEWS Pam Clements Sandy Clements Arthur Cole Edv ena Collins Jean Collins Judy Collins Lawrence Collins Bob Compton Mark Conradi Phil Conville Susan Coudy Sheila Crane Charles Cross Rita Davis Carol Defnall Johnny Devaney Joan Dill Pam Donahoo Artie Drakos Mary Duke Dennis Early Jean East Jack Edwards Steve Edwards Nancy Eidson Sandy Farley Carolyn Finchum Mike Florence Jo Ellen Floyd Kathy Ford Gerald Foshee Judy Fowler Leon Franklin Bobby Freeman Steven Fromhold Glenda Frost Randy Gabel Janice Gann Pete Gannon Linda Gantt Kathy Garrison Larry Gibson Marilyn Gibson Shelia Gibson Dale Giles Johnnie Glasscock Van Glaze Don Glover Charlotte Godfrey Emmett Godfrey Dianne Golden Tommilyn Goodwin Andy Gray Deborah Greer Ernest Guthcry Gary Hagy Deborah Hairston Mike Hancock Paul Hall Clyde Handley 135 Karen Harding Kathy Harding Deborah Harris Jan Harrison Pat Hartzog Donni Hattaway Katrina Head Clint Hill Larry Hobson Helen Hoffman Ann Hogan Frances Holmes Stan Holsombeck Lonnie Holt Reba Horsley THE SOPHOMORES GET THEIR Don Horton James Huckaby Vicki Hudson Cynthia Humphries Roger Humphreys Sandra Hunt Terry Hyatt Mona Jacobs Cassandra Johnson Marilyn Johnson Mickey Johnson Nancy Jones Pat Jones Tim Jones Charles Justice 136 David Key David Knopf Roger Knox Eddie Langston Allen Lawless Despina Leontitsis Chris LeSueur Kerry Likis Benny Lindley Hade an Majors Douglas Martin Susan Mathews Cookie May ben Sharon Maze Andy McCurry CHANCE TO TORMENT FRESHMEN Barbara McGeever Shelley McGowen Jimmy McKeever John McKeever Terry McKeever Arche via Miller Bobby Miller James Miller Paul Minarcine Michael Minchey Allan Mollette Annette Montelth Dianne Morgan Henry Morgan Karen Moon SOPHOMORE FAVORITES SHELIA BROOKER AND JIMMY MADDOX Eddie Nicholson Berneice Norris Brad Norris Walter Norris Charlotte O'Hare George Orphanos Bill Osborne Sandra Page Martha Parker Buford Peek Barbara Perryman Johnny Pendergrass Vernon Pendergrass David Pledger Karl Poythress Pete Price Kenny Ouan Kenneth Ray 138 Doug Redd Roy Reid Michael Richardson Gary Ridgeway Nona Rimel Barbara Roberson Elaine Robertson Michael Robinson Donny Rogers Gail Ross Steve Rosbottom Kay Rowell Neal Selman Larry Sewell Nancy Sharitt Mary Shepherd Eddie Shouse Bill Silvers Ricky Simonson Ernest Simpson Sharon Simpson Angelynn Sims Rickey Sizemore Susan Slaten Mary Smith Steve Smith Jackie Staggs Judy Standridge Maxine Stewart John S tough Linda Strickland Sue Sublett Ronny Swann Anne Tennant Wayne Terry Billy Tharpe Pat Thornhill Ruthie Tower Linda Travis Vickie Trott Kenneth Trammell Lucy Tuggle 139 Elaine Walker Bill Watkins Ouida Watson Carl Watts Debbie Williams Janet Whitfield Sheliah Tyra Vera Vest Vicki Vollrath Billy Wakefield Vickie W aldron B. A. Williams Ritchie Wilson Sue Witt Vikki Wood Deborah Wylie Ann Wyne RAIDERS A'GO-GO . Mike Sullivan, Terry Baker, Stan Narewski, Phillip McDaniel, Skip Shcwmaker, Greg Pappas 140 Peggy Aaron Danny Adams Penny Adamson Gary Adkins Connie Allen Jane Allen Sandra Armbrust Terry Arrowood Violei Baker Rena Barnes Tommy Baswell Roger Beason Nora Lee Bell David Bennett Harold Biddie THE FRESHMAN CLASS Paula Black Pat Blackwell Bobby Blair Dale Boatwright Teresa Bonasera Diane Booker Rickey Borden Melody Brad berry Billy Brake David Brown Ed Brown Pat Bruno Douglas Bryant Margaret Caswell Roger Chambers Sherry Chamblee Susan Chamblee 141 FRESHMAN FAVORITES DEBBIE SPARKS AND RUSTY RUSSELL Linda Chandler Jimmy Churchwell Ricky Coley Donna Collier Be a Conradi Johnny Cook David Copeland Hassell Cossey Roger Crawford Cathy Crimm Shirley Cross Dale Davis Lynn Deason Vicki Dens more Rodney Dobbins Earl Dobson Jean Douglass Raymond Dunn Judy Earnest Joann Evans Cathy Fallon Linda Fortunis Dorothy Fowler Sandra Garner 142 “RATS” LEARN THE “ROPES” QUICKLY. Linda Gilland Marie Goodson Jeanine Goings Donnette Gustin Marcia Guthrie Brenda Guy Linda Guy Donna Hammack Bobby Hardin Frank Harris Mary Nell Harris Mike Harris Wayne Harris Donna Harrison Dennis Higgins Sandra Hill Carrol Holmes Jerry Holmes Connie Holsombcck David Hope Ricky Horn Audrey Howard Rosemary Hundley Brenda Hunt Belinda Huntley Patricia Hurst Mike Hutto Billy Hyatt Mary Jo Isaacks Rodney Isbell Dana Jackson Clint James Anthony Jessen Becky Johns Ronnie Johnsen Myra Johnston 143 David Jones Karen Kendrick Nancy Kimbrell Richard King Minella Kirkland Vickie Klask Linda Lagrone Pat Langston Carol Latham Jane Leggett Carry Leonard Howard Leslie Diane Letson Barbara Lollar Jean Ix rino FROSH DEMONSTRATI Terry Lowe Samuel Lusco Arthur Mahaffey Lynda Malone Anna Mancin Hank Manning Peggy Martin Sharon Marlin James McDaniel Alan McGary Gary McGuire Jackey Meadows Gary Medlock Becky Mezrano Kay Mikell 144 Richard Powers Ray Prestridge Russell Puckett Charlotte Quick Joyce Reed Brenda Reeder Peggy Reid Donald Reno Jerry Reynolds Nancy Rimcl Mitzi Miles Terry Mizzcll Karen Mobley David Monroe Melonie Montgomery Ann Moody Ricky Murphy George Nations Kenny Newport Bob Newton Edna Norton Debprah Nygren Teresa Oddo Ginger Palmer Karen Palmer A STRONG SCHOOL SPIRIT Larry Palmer Gary Pate Nancy Payne Pat Peoples Ray Pierce FRESHMEN REPRESENTED AT HOMECOMING BY CELIA ZBINDEN AND RUSTY RUSSELL Kenny Roberscn Brian Robertson Eddie Robertson Bill Roby Kathy Rogers Jean Rogers Rusty Russell Nonnie Scott Randy Simpkins Madrene Sims Martha Sims Sharon Sinyard Dianne Skaggs Mary Slaughter Benny Smith Kirk Smith Krista Smith 146 Debbie Sparks Randy Stacy Robert Strickland Rodney Sylvester Leigh Tharpe John Thomas Jimrny Toothaker Jerry Trummcll Richard Turner Charles Underwood Vaymon Vanderford Sandra Vinson Ben Virciglio Candy Waid Linda Walker Sarah Warren Gayle Washburn Amanda Water Ginger Watkins Sandra Watson Donna Welch Delilah Wester Lynne Wiggins Sandra Williams Vicki Williams Alice Wood Bill Wooten Charles Young Celia Zbinden FRESHMEN Judy Cameron Brenda Holloway Beverly Letson Peggy McCurry Donny McDonald Frances Roland SOPHOMORE Betty Endsley JUNIORS Sandra Aldridge Charles Hoehn Carolyn Martin John Noblitt 147 JUNIOR VOCATIONAL TRAINING PROGRAM A Wayde Armstrong Jimmy Atkins Wanda Austin John Bird Harold Boutwcll Jerry Bratton Marvin Buford Corrine Cameron Carl Davis Spencer Davis Roy Dickeson Ruth Dickeson Johnny Dunn Ann Giles Carolyn Grady Donald Hamm Dewayne Hand Gerald Henderson James Humphries Cornelius Kreps Vernon Marlin Linda McCully Paul McCully Billy McGowan Lynn Nunc 1 ley Charles Pass Diane Patterson Elaine Pope David Ray Berley Smith Jane Smith Jerry Stephens Shirley Tindall Peggy Townsend Linda Tucker Gary Turner Mary Jane Wilson Debbie Wooten The good old days to an athlete are the days of victory—the days when the rigid training, sweating, hoping, and planning pay off in moments of great pride. There are also moments of bitter defeat when the athlete tries to be a good sport about losing and promises himself to try to do better the next time. ATHLETICS FOOTBALL 1965 Bobby Whitley Bobby Brasher Junior Busbin Johnny Johnson RAMS RIP RAIDERS The Phillips Red Raiders and the Ramsay Rams met at Legion Field, both with expectations of victory. It was a long, hard battle and the Raider defense weakened only once, allowing the Rams to swing in for a touchdown. The battle continued at a stalemate after the score by Ramsay. Jeff Gilmer Mike Worthington LIONS UPSET RAIDERS The Raiders were fighting hard on September 16. but the Lions of West End were roaring with energy and persistance. In the final five minutes of the game, the Lions broke out of their cage to go for two touchdowns and two extra points winning the game. While the Raiders, after scoring nine points in the first half, were unable to take the pigskin across the goal again. Joey Robbins 151 OUR RAIDERS MAY THEY EVER WIN, BUT WIN OR LOSE, OUR RAIDERS Coaches lames Chandler, Homer Wesley, and Dale Cook 153 Richard Hutto Larry Byrd Richard Thompson William Dial Richard Bradley Scott Price JUNIOR AND SOPHOMORE PLAYERS Mike Dennis POETS TAKE RAIDERS The Phillips High Red Raiders traveled to the Crampton Bowl in Montgomery Friday, September 24 to meet Lanier. The Raiders surged onto the field with true school spirit and great desire for a victory. Then, in tlie first quarter, the Poets gained two touchdowns over the big Red. The Raiders put up a fight, and from the second quarter on, it was a maddening game of give and take. After marching from their own 23 to Lanier's 26 yard line, the Raiders were stopped by the Poet's. Thus the Raiders fell to Lanier. Niki Noto Bobby Marques WOODLAWN VICTORIOUS With the bone-crushing running of Larry Helms, the Woodlawn Colonels defeated Phillips High's scrappy Raider team, 28-7. One of the biggest and best backs in the city, Helms, scored his seventh, eighth, and ninth TD's of the year to account for three-fourths of the Colonels' score. The Raider offense couldn't get moving against a heavier, more experienced Woodlawn squad. Not to be shut out, however, the Raiders managed a lone tally in the third quarter. Joe Ellis passed to end Ronnie Jug Chambers for 23 yards, and then followed up with an 18 yard touchdown pass to halfback Bubba Allen. Lynn Dahlkc TIGERS EASE BY CRIMSONS In an exciting game, with the score changing hands several times, Phillips Higl School lost a chance for glory. Within 12 plays after the opening kickoff the Raiders had battled 85 yards for a touchdown. Shortly afterwards, the Tigers recovered their senses and went 60 yards to even up the game. The second quarter ended with the score seven-all. The Raiders came back after the half ended with more hard play which set the Crimsons up 7 yards from pay dirt. Unable to move the ball, the Raiders had to call on Mike Clark to boot a field goal. Bessemer roared back with two back-to-back TD's. Undaunted by this ten-point lead, the Raiders came back with an Ellis-to-Allcn touchdown pass. This wasn't enough, however, and the game ended 20-17. Girls in the Pep Club get into the act with their first powder puff game. GENERALS JAIL INDIANS The Phillips Red Raiders met the Lee Generals Thursday, October 21, in Montgomery with a strong desire to win. The Raiders scored first as a fake handoff to Gary Borden from Joe Ellis led to an 87-yard touchdown. During the second quarter of the game, Bubba Allen racked up another touchdown for the Raiders and Mike Clark’s kick gave them another point. But the teamwork of Phillips seemed to fall apart. Lee soon took the lead again. After a fighting battle to the very end, the Raiders were taken by the Generals with a score of 33 to 14. Kerry Likis Jimmy Maddox 155 Wayne Terry Gerald Addison Dusty Neff Charles Ferlisi BULLDOGS WIN The Red Raiders journeyed to Anniston, inly to return with a crushing defeat. The ilulldogs were not to be denied a victory. The first period was scoreless, neither team able to muster a scoring drive. The complexion of the game changed in the second quarter, however, as the Bulldogs pushed hree TD’s across the Raider goal. Recovering their senses, Phillips put together a scoring drive capped by an Ellis to Allen pass. The Bulldogs came back again to dominate play in the second half scoring one in the third and another in the fourth, rhe game ended 33-7. 156 Alan Potts JETS ROUT RAIDERS The high-flying Jets from Banks overcame the Raiders for their eighth straight victory. The number one team in the state were really fired up as they bulled their way through a smaller, less experienced Phillips team. Banks seemed to be in complete command of the game until the opening minutes of the second quarter when Gary Borden ran a dazzling 70 yard sprint. Clark's extra point was missed, making the score 14-6. The spark was lost, however, and again Banks dominated play, scoring 26 more points and holding the Raiders behind the 50 yard line until the final buzzer sounded. Hal Breashears Roger Knox Vernon Pendergrass Fred La Pore JACKETS STING RAIDERS Kenny Trummel A damper was put on the festivities at the climax of Homecoming Week Saturday night, November 13, when Phillips engaged in a battle with the Yellow Jackets of Ensley. The first quarter passed with neither team scoring; while in the second period both the Jackets and the Raiders carried the pigskin across the goal line for TD’s. Before the half, Ensley scored again raising the score to 14-7. The third quarter was scoreless, but the fourth quarter proved to be a different story as the Jackets again scored. The final score was 21-7. David Key Eddie Langston Gerald Foshee BASKETBALL 1965-1966 SEASON RECORD Phillips 43 56 Winfield Phillips 40 42 Ensley Phillips 53 37 Ramsay Phillips 58 53 Hewitt-Trussville Phillips 73 33 Glenn Phillips 42 57 Woodlawn Phillips 63 44 West End Phillips 47 45 Banks Phillips 61 49 Jones Valley Phillips 52 63 Ensley Phillips 73 55 Ramsay Phillips 87 45 Glenn Phillips 59 63 Woodlawn Phillips 56 46 Mortimer Jordan Phillips 63 44 West End Phillips 55 68 Banks Phillips 54 51 Jones Valley Phillips 62 89 E Sidney Lanier Phillips 45 44 Emma Sansom Phillips 58 40 Hewitt-Trussville Coach James Chandler KNEELING: Bob Ellis, Tommy Stevens, Jeff Gilmer, Ronnie Chambers, Bubba Allen, Tommy Thomposon; STANDING: Mike Montgomery, Danny Bromley, Larry Scott, Richard Bradley, Roy Stodghill, Richard Hutto, Larry Bryd; not pictured: Doug Sullivan Richard Bradley Ronnie Chambers Mickey Montgomery Jeff Gilmer Larry Scott 159 Bobby Ellis WE WON SOME CLOSE ONES, AND WE LOST SOME CLOSE ONES. Bubba Allen Tommy Stevens 161 Doug Sullivan 162 Tommy Thompson FRESHMAN TEAM FIRST ROW: Bill Wooten, Larry Franklin, David Monroe, Ricky Powers, Raymond Dunn; SECOND ROW: Ken Champion, Mike Harbord, Glenn Coleman, Tommy Baswell, Jerry Reynolds, Don Hamm Coach Houston B TEAM Kennedy FIRST ROW: Eddie Langston, James Miller, Jimmy Maddox, Chuck Chaney, Mike Chambers, Dusty Neff. SECOND ROW: Andy Gray, Bill Bailey, Jerry Trammell, Emmett Godfrey, Mike Boyd, Andy McCurry; THl D ROW: Jeff Burks, Terry Hyatt, Harold Baker, Gary Ridgeway, David Knopf. Red Raider baseball team coached by Dale Cook. BASEBALL 1965 CITY CHAMPS SEASON’S RECORD Phillips 15—0 West End Phillips 8—1 Banks Phillips 6—3 Ramsay JAMBOREE Phillips 7—4 Minor Phillips 7—4 Huey town Phillips 8—2 Enslcy Phillips 4—2 Jones Valley Phillips 10—9 Woodlawn Phillips 4—2 West End Phillips 6—5 Banks Phillips 9 2 Ensley Phillips 3—2 Jones Valley Phillips 5—0 Woodlawn Phillips 5—0 Ramsay PLAY OFF Phillips 5—2 Shades Valley Phillips 5—2 Mortimer Jordan Phillips 0—3 Minor Phillips 1—2 Fairfield Pitchers: Rodney Wallace and Jackie Creel 164 Danny Bromley Mike Worthington Bobby Brasher Jackie Creel Jimmy Hillhouse 165 B. J. East Houston Sorenson Ronnie Chambers Infield DOUBLES LEFT Johnny Thomas Tommy McClendon RIGHT Scott Price Andy McCurry TENNIS 1965 SINGLES Douglas Golden Greg Pappas Kerry Likis 168 Larry Byrd Rick Savage Charles Salter TRACK 1965 Gary Pylant Jimmy Crawford Mike Dennis Larry Knopf 169 CHEERLEADERS PUT THE RAIDERS ON THE WARPATH. Joy Camp Vickie Hudson Sheila Brooker Linda Sterling Anne Zbinden Rusty Anderton Vickie Volrath Nona Rimel, Co-Head MAJORETTES: Nona Rimel, Carol Glaze, Barbara Vinyard, Janice Blakie; Drum Major: Fred White; FIRST ROW: Ben Conradi, Johnny Turner, Jane Lawrence, Berneice Norris, Martha Sims, Vicki Waldron, Bobby Freeman, Lucynda Parrish, Nancy Rimel, Vincenza Siragusa, Virginia Ripp, Rita Vinyard, Donna Waid, Glenda Frost; SECOND ROW: Sandy Farley, David Bennett, Becki Mezrano, Linda Garst, Lynda McCracken, Janice Lloyd, Brenda Wilson, Jo Ellen Floyd, Pat Hartzog, Jimmy Hydrick, Jo Ann Petty, Gwen Hollaway, Kenneth Ouan; THIRD ROW; Brenda Glaze, Johnnie Glasscock, Carol Anthony, Ronnie Johnson, Van Glaze, Don Rohar, Joe Johnson, Ed Brown, Larry Silvers, Jeff Burks, Teresa Houghton, Karl Poythress, Don Glover, Clint Massengale; FOURTH ROW: Mr. Harry Holtam (director), Harold Entrekin, Paulette Smith, Leora Gray, Mark Conradi, Charles Lopez, Otha Thompson, Steve Pilking-ton. BAND 173 GIRLS PARTICIPATE IN SPORTS SENIOR DIRECTORY JOHNNY AARON Session Room President, Vice President, MIRROR Agent; English class Vice President IRIS ADAMS V.I.E. Club, Vice President; Thalia Literary Society; Session Room Secretary (2), MIRROR Agent SUZANNE ADAMS Dramatics Club, Recording Secretary, Treasurer; Council Member (3); English class Secretary; Make-up committee for Play; Bank Worker; Typist for Student Directory TOMMY AKERS Yancey Literary Society; Choir PATRICIA ALDRIDGE D.E. Club; Session Room Secretary (2), Council Member, Banker; Bank Clerk JANET ALEXANDER Thalia Literary Society, Recording Secretary, Parliamentarian, Who's Who; Session Room Vice President, Secretary, Banker BUBBA ALLEN Most Valuable Player of Football team; Sports Club, President; Pep Club, President; Owen Literary Society; Favorite of Sophomore class. Junior class. Senior class; Senior Class Best All Around ; Session Room President (5); Boys' Vocal; B-Team, Varsity Football, Letters; B-Team Basketball, Varsity, Letters; Baseball, Letter; Marshal ROBERT ANDERSON English Class President; B-Team Football; B-Team Basketball EDNA RUTH (RUSTY) ANDERTON Senior Class Friendliest Girl; National Honor Society; G.O. First Associate, Clubs Committee, Orientation; Senior Class Social Committee; National Poetry Anthology Award; Thespians, Vice President; Who’s Who; French Club, President, Who's Who; French Club, President, Who's Who; Aglaia Literary Society, President, Vice President, Critic, Who's Who, Corresponding Secretary; Pep Club; Session Room Secretary; Foods Class President; Choir; Choraliers; Role in Play (3); Cheerleader; Student Directory Business Manager; Marshal CAROL ANN ANDREWS G.O. Publicity Committee; Senior Class Day Committee; Senior Class Most Conceited Girl; Junior Classical League, Parliamentarian, Recording Secretary, Vice President, Yearbook Committee; Foods Chairman, Reporter, Convention Delegate; Promoters; Critic; Mnemosynean Literary Society, Second Vice President, Corresponding Secretary, Telephone, Social, Membership, Invitation Committees, Who's Who; Pep Club; Session Room Vice President, Banker, Council Member, Secretary; Bank Worker; Choir; Madrigal Club; Choraliers; City and State Choral Competitions (3); All-State Chorale; MIRROR Board, Business Manager, Feature Editor, Assistant Clubs Editor; Marshal WESLEY ANDREWS Gorgas Literary Society, President (3), Treasurer CARROL ANTHONY Junior Classical League; Aglaia Literary Society; Session Room Vice President, P.T.A. Representative; Band JOHN ARMSTRONG Gorgas Literary Society; Junior Classical League SUSAN ARNOLD National Honor Society; G.O. Orientation, Clubs, Sportsmanship, Scholarship Committees; Senior Class Day Committee; Sophomore Favorite; Homecoming Representative; French Club, Recording Secretary, Corresponding Secretary; Clio Literary Society, Vice President, Treasurer; Session Room Vice President, Secretary; Choir; Choraliers; Senior Play; Cheerleader; Miss Phillips; Senior Class Best Dressed Girl; Marshal TERRY VAN BAKER G.O. Publications and Publicity Committee; Owen Literary Society, Corresponding Secretary; Promoters; Session Room MIRROR Agent; Choir; Madrigal Club; B-Team Football; Senior Class Most Courteous Boy; Red Raider Indian; All-State Chorale JIM BALLARD Confederate Roundtable, Secretary; Junior Classical League; Yancey Literary Society; Choir; MIRROR Board, Annual Business Manager SUSAN ELIZABETH BATTLES National Honor Society, Miss Fire Prevention; Editor, Co-Editor of CRIMSONETTE; G.O. Orientation Committee; National Poetry Anthology Award; Promethean Literary Society, President, Secretary, Parliamentarian, Club Stunts, Wno’s Who; Promoters; Session Room President, Secretary, P.T.A. Representative, Banker; Clothing Class Secretary; Foods Class President; Choir; Choraliers; Band; Senior Class Most Courteous Girl; French Club, President, Secretary, Chaplain, Parliamentarian, Project Committee, Convention, Who’s Who: Marshal ALICE BARTON G.O. Orientation Chairman; Senior Class Pianist; Senior Class Most Talented Girl; National Poetry Anthology Award; French Club, President, Vice President, Recording Secretary, Parliamentarian, Critic, Reporter, Who's Who; Promoters; Session Room Vice President, Secretary; MIRROR Agent, P.T.A. Representative; Clothing Class Secretary; Foods Class Treasurer, Secretary; Choir; Choraliers; Band; Miss Phillips Pageant; Marshal DONNA BEARD Damrosch Literary Society, Chaplain; Red Cross; Session Room Banker KAY BEASLEY National Essay Anthology Award; Clothing Class President; Senior Class ’Most Bashful Girl GAINES BELCHER Session Room Chaplain, Monitor; Gym Leader PHILIP BENEFIELD National Honor Society, Treasurer; Senior Class Wittiest Boy; G.O. Second Associate; Debate Team (3); Owen Literary Society, President; Projection Club; Ushers; Junior Classical League, Treasurer, Critic; Role in Play; Debate Tournament; Latin Convention; Speech Class President; G.O. Orientation Committee; Session Room Vice President; G.O. Assembly Committee; Marshal EDDIE BENNER Session Room Council Member; English Class Secretary PATRICIA BIDDIE National Poetry Anthology Award; Damrosch Literary Society; Red Cross CARY BIDDLE Gorgas Literary Society, Treasurer; V.I.E. Club; Session Room Chaplain, Flag Bearer; English Class Vice President PETER BONDURIS Art Club, Social Committee, Chaplain; Red Cross GARY BORDEN Most Athletic Boy in Senior Class; B-Team, Varsity Football; Baseball; Letters; Yancey Literary Society; Ushers; Session Room President, Vice President ANGELA BOYD Bank Board, Cashier; Red Cross; Euphrosyn-ean Literary Society, Who's Who Chairman, Social Chairman, Who's Who; Session Room President, Secretary (2), Chaplain, Treasurer CHARLIE BRADSHAW Session Room Chaplain; Choir; Boys' Chorus; Role in Plays KAREN BRAKE Future Nurses, Treasurer; Mnemosynean Literary Society, Treasurer; Vestalia Literary Society; Session Room President, Vice President, Secretary BOBBY BRASHER Ushers, Assistant Head; Junior Classical League; Sports Club; Yancey Literary Society; Session Room Monitor; Varsity Football; Baseball; Head Marshal ; Sweetheart of Future Nurses DANNY BROMLEY Ushers; Owen Literary Society, Vice President, Chaplain; Session Room President, Vice President, Secretary, Banker; B-Team Football; B-Team Basketball; Varsity Basketball; Baseball; Letters LINDA BROOKS Euphrosynean Literary Society, Recording Secretary, Serge ant-at-arms; Session Room Banker, President, Red Cross Representative; Orchestra JUDY BROWN Euphrosynean Literary Society, Corresponding Secretary, Vice President; Pep Club; Session Room Pres-dent. Council Member WALTER BROWN Gorgas Literary Society, Secretary, Critic; Session Room Vice President CURTIS BROWNLEE Art Club, Reporter; Session Room President (3), Banker (4), MIRROR Agent (3); Gym Leader (3); History Class Chairman; B-Team Basketball; Fair Award JUDY BRYANT Dramatics Club, Who's Who; Session Room Council Member DUNCAN BUFORD Thespians, Parliamentarian, Clerk; Dramatics Club, Critic; D.E. Club, Parliamentarian; Future Teachers, Vice President; Red Cross; Sports Club; Senior Plays; Football, Basketball Manager; Marshal RUTH BURSON Y-Teens, Chaplain. President; D.E. Club, Treasurer; Session Room P.T.A. Representative, Council Member; transferred from Bessemer High JUNIOR BUSBIN French Club; Gorgas Literary Society; Football; B-Team Basketball; Marshal BOBBY CAMERON Red Cross; Session Room Vice President, Chaplain, Council Member, Banker, Safety Chairman; Marshal JANICE CANTRELL Red Cross 20 Hours Service pin. Blood Bank Chairman, Vice President; Damrosch Literary Society, Recording Secretary, President; Pierian Literary Society, Corresponding Secretary; Session Room Secretary, Red Cross Representative; Typist for Student Directory; Oratorical Contest; Marshal SANDRA CARTLEDGE Mnemosynean Literary Society, Parliamentarian, Sergeant-at-arms; Session Room Red Cross Representative; Clothing Class Secretary JUDY CHAMBERS National Honor Society; Fair Awards; Promethean Literary Society, Historian; French Club; Session Room P.T.A. Representative, Vice President, Chaplain; Science Class President; Props Committee for Play; Marshal; Library Assistant; Typist for CRIMSONETTE; Typist for MIRROR; Typist for Foods Class; P.T.A. Fashion show RONNIE CHAMBERS Senior Class President; Owen Literary Society; Pep Club; Session Room President (2), Secretary (2), MIRROR Agent, Banker; English Class Monitor, Secretary; Boys' Chorus; B-Team Basketball, Varsity Basketball, Letter, Basketball Captain; Football, Letter; Baseball, Letter; All-City B-Team Basketball; Marshal TOMMY CHANDLER G.O. Clubs Committee; Owen Literary Society, Sergeant-at-Arms; Session Room President, Vice President; B-Team Football; Track; Marshal DIANE CHAPMAN Aglaia Literary Society, President, Recording Secretary, Who's Who; Junior Classical League; Parliamentarian; Session Room President, Red Cross Representative; Basketball; Volleyball: R.O.T.C. Sponsor; Gym Assistant; Costume, Make-up Committees for Plays RICK CHRISTAL G.O. Clubs Committee; Owen Literary Society, Program Committee; Session Room Council Representative (2); History Class Secretary (2); Choir; Madrigal Club; Varsity Football; Track; Boys'Chorus; Lab Assistant; Transferred from Memphis, Tennessee JEANNIE CHURCHWELL Session Room Secretary; Clothing Class Secretary; Marshal MIKE CLARK Ushers Club; Yancey Literary Society, Sergeant-at-Arms; Session Room President, Vice President, Secretary, MIRROR Agent; Choir; B-Team Football, Varsity, Utters, Co-Captain of Football; B- Team Track; Baseball; Marshal KIM CLEMENTS National Honor Society; Fair Award; Thalia Literary Society, Vice President (2), Corresponding Secretary, Critic, Social, Project Committees, Who's Who; Session Room President (2), Secretary (4), P.T.A. Representative; Civics Class Secretary, Foods Class Secretary; Science Class Secretary (2); Homemaking Class President; Senior Class Teachers' Pet ; Marshal VICKI COCKRELL D.O. Club, Secretary; Damrosch Literary Society, Critic; Future Nurses; Session Room Vice President SCOTT COLLINS Senior Class Best Looking Boy; Gorgas Literary Society, Secretary, Treasurer, Vice President (2); Session Room Council Member; History Class President; B-Team Football; Marshal; Homecoming Escort CATHY CONVILLE Thalia Literary Society; Session Room Chaplain; Class Vice President, Secretary; Gym Class Assistant; Basketball DAVID COOLEY Owen Literary Society, Chaplain; Sports Club; Promoters; Session Room Secretary (2), MIRROR Agent, P.T.A. Representative, Librarian; Choir; Madrigal Club; B-Team Football, Varsity; Track; Senior Class “Biggest Pest ; Boys' Chorus; Marshal ANNA CORK National Honor Society, Secretary; G.O. Publicity and Publications Committee; Senior Class Vice President; Outstanding Freshman Award; National Essay Anthology Award; Freedom Forum Representative; Bank Board, President (2); Projection Club, Vice President; Thespians; Treasurer, Recording Secretary, Corresponding Secretary, Sergeant-at-Arms, Parliamentarian; Promoters; Promethean Literary Society, Corresponding Secretary (2), Treasurer (2), Sergeant-at-Arms; Session Room President, Secretary, Red Cross Representative, MIRROR Agent, Banker; English Class President; Clothing Class President; Social Relations Class Secretary; Make-up, Costumes, Publicity, Program Committees for Plays; Marshal; R.O.T.C. Sponsor; Senior Class Most Likely to Succeed Girl RAY CORNELIUS Session Room President, Vice President, Council Member, P.T.A. Representative SUE CRAVEN G.O. Publicity and Publications Committee; Senior Class Prom Committee; National Poetry Anthology Award; Mnemosynean Literary Society, President, Recording Secretary (2), Reporter, Telephone Chairman, Who's Who; Session Room Treasurer, MIRROR Agent; History Class Secretary; Choraliers; MIRROR Board, Senior Editor, Assistant Feature Editor, Literary Editor; Girls' Chorus JOANNE CROSS Future Nurses, Vice President, Secretary; Mnemosynean Literary Society, Sergeant-at-arms; Session Room Banker, Council Member: English Class President (2); Steno Class Secretary HOWARD DAVIS Session Room President, Council Member (2); Football JOHNNY DEALE Gorgas Literary Society, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer; Session Room President; B-Team Football; B-Team Baseball; Marshal JERRY Del.AY Disc and Diamond; Drill Team; Session Room Assistant Banker EDITH DELLINGER Session Room P.T.A. Representative; Homemaking Class President; Science Class Secretary; Marshal LILA DENSOMRE Thalia Literary Society, Sergeant-at-arms; Session Room Secretary, Red Cross Representative; Science Class Secretary; Study Hall Secretary SAMMY DERZIS Spanish Club, Critic, Chaplain; Owen Literary Society, Session Room President, MIRROR Agent, Banker; B-Team Basketball; Tennis; Marshal BILLY DICKINSON Session Room Banker. MIRROR Agent; B-Team Basketball PATTI DONALDSON G.O. Sportsmanship Committee; Homecoming Court Junior Representative; Pep Club Treasurer, Who's Who; Clio Literary Society, Vice President, Treasurer, Historian, Who's Who; Session Room Secretary, Banker, MIRROR Agent, Council Member, Vice President; English Class President; Choir; MIRROR Board; Make-up, Ticket Committees for Play; Head Marshal GLYNN DOVER Spanish Club; Library Assistant ANN DOWNS Vestalia Literary Society, Historian: D.E. Club; Session Room Chaplain, Secretary (2). Banker, Vice President, Council Member, Red Cross Representative; Orchestra DEMETRA DRAKOS Clio Literary Society, Chaplain; Session Room Vice President, Secretary, Council Member, Red Cross Representative; Clothing Class Secretary; Office Assistant BYNUM DUREN Art Club; Session Room MIRROR Agent TERRY EARNEST D.E. Club; Session Room Council Member SANDRA EAST Aglaia Literary Society, Sergeant-at-Arms, Corresponding Secretary; D.O. Club; session Room Vice President, Banker. P.T.A. Representative (2), Secretary BOB ELLIS G.O. Clubs Committee; Yancey Literary Society. Recording Secretary (2), Third Member; Session Room President (2), Vice President, Secretary (2); Math Class President (2); History Class President; English Class President; Math Class Vice President; Biology Class Secretary; Freshman, B-Team, Varsity Basketball, Letters; B-Team Track; Baseball; Marshal JOE ELLIS National Honor Society; Ushers, Co-Head; Junior Classical League, Vice President, Historian; Sports Club; Yancey Literary Society: Session Room President, Banker, MIRROR Agent; Madrigal Club; B-Team, Varsity Football; B-Team, Varsity Track; B-Team Basketball; Stage Crew; Marshal DAVID ELLISON Yancey Literary Society; Session Room MIRROR Agent; B-Team Football; Marshal VIRGINIA ELIZABETH FANCHER National Honor Society; Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award; Aglaia Literary Society, Vice President, Critic; French Club; Session Room Secretary, Red Cross Representative; Props Committee for Play; Library Assistant; P.T.A. Fashion Show; Typist for Student Directories; Marshal DIANE FLOWERS National Honor Society; National Poetry Anthology Award; Fair Award; Promoters, Corresponding Secretary; Inter High Promoters, Yearbook, Pin Committees, Social Chairman; Junior Classical League, Parliamentarian, Critic, Chaplain, Skit Contest, Convention, Social, Calling 176 Committees, Campaign Manager for State Elections; Dam-rosch Literary Society, Vice President, Corresponding Secretary, Parliamentarian, Calling, Social, Yearbook Chair man, Who’s Who; Astraea Literary Society, Parliamentarian, Project Committee, Who's What; Session Room Vice President, Secretary, MIRROR Agent, Council Member, Red Cross Representative, P.T.A. Representative; Study Hall Secretary; Latin Class Secretary; Choraliers; Make-up, Publicity Committees for Plays; Band; R.O.T.C. Sponsor; Library, Office Assistant SANDRA FRANKLIN Junior Classical League; D.O. Club; Y-Teens JUDY FREY R.O.T.C. Sponsor. Drill Team and Battalion Honorary Major; Bank Board of Directors; Junior Classical League; Promoters of Goodwill and Understanding, Inter Hi Promoters; Y-Teens; Euphrosynean Literary Society, President, Vice-President, Club Stunts Committee; Pep Club; Projection Club, Vice-President; Session Room Secretary; Social Relations Class President; Study Hall Secretary; Library Assistant; Typist for Projection Club MARY ALICE FRIERSON National Honor Society, CRIM-SONETTE Assistant Editor; Quill and Scroll Society; Senior Class Motto Committee, Senior Class Most Studious Girl; Bank Board of Directors, President, Cashier; Promethean Literary Society, President, Corresponding Secretary, Critic; Junior Classical League; Promoters of Goodwill and Understanding; Session Room P.T.A. Representative, Reporter; MIRROR Editor-in-Chief (2), Annual Staff; Marshal; Promethean Who’s Who Miss Promethean and Most Studious ALICE GAMBLE G.O. Sportsmanship Committee; Senior Class Best All Around Girl; Girls' Letter Club, Secretary, Vice-President, President; Y-Teen, President; Clio Literary Society; Session Room P.T.A. Representative, Vice-President; English Class Secretary, President; Senior Play Cast, Costume Committee; Girls' Volleyball, Basketball; Junior Miss Phillips Pageant, Miss Phillips Pageant; Clio Who's Who; Girls’ Letter Club Who’s Who JEFF GILMER Ushers Club, Head Usher; Projection Club, Treasurer; Sports Club; Owen Literary Society; Session Room President;, Chaplain, Banker (2); Basketball; Football; Stage Crew; Marshal VIRGINIA GOINGS Mncmosynean Literary Society; Thalia Literary Society; Red Cross; Session Room Secretary (2), Chaplain, Vice-President, Red Cross Representative; Choir; Madrigal Club DOUGLAS GOLDEN Disc and Diamond; Thespians; Confederate Roundtable; Session Room Vice-President; Senior Play Set Director (2); Tennis; Rifle Team; Drill Team REIDA GOLDEN Choraliers; Choir ROBERT GRADY Ushers; Owen Literary Society, Chaplain (2); Football; Track; Gym Leader GEORGE GRAHAM Spanish Club, Secretary; Art Club; Marshal JOHN GRAHAM Red Cross Awards; Red Cross; Session Room Red Cross Representative LANE GRAHAM Session Room Vice-President; Marshal PAM GREEN Clio Literary Society; Pep Club; Session Room Banker (2), MIRROR Agent (2); Marshal TOMMIE GREER Euphrosynean Literary Society; Session Room Vice-President; Study Hall Secretary ERNIE GRIFFIN National Honor Society; Senior Class Color and Flower Committee; Yancey Literary Society, Corresponding Secretary; Session Room MIRROR Agent; Lab Leader SANDRA GRIMES Thalia Literary Society; Session Room Council Member, Red Cross Representative, Chaplain; Transferred from Choctaw County High School JOHN HAIRELSON G.O. Organizations Committee; Senior Class Class Day Committee; Yancey Literary Society, Ser- teant-at-Arms, Third Member; Pep Club; Sports Club; ession Room President, Vice-President; MIRROR Agent; Choir; Football; Baseball; Track; Basketball; Marshal; Clio's Sweetheart DON HAMILTON National Honor Society; G.O. Orientation Committee; Senior Class Motto Committee Chairman; Junior Classical League, President; Yancey Literary Society: Session Room President: Council Member; Latin Class Secretary; Chemistry Lab Leader; J.C.L. Convention BEVERLY HAMM D.E. Club. Social Chairman; Vestalia Literary Society, Historian; Session Room P.T.A. Representative, Red Cross Representative; Marshal GEORGE HARRIS Yancey Literary Society; Marshal; Transferred from Cleveland High School SANDRA HARRIS Pierian Literary Society; V.I.E. Club; Session Room Banker, Secretary CHARLENE HARRISON Aglaia Literary Society, Sergcant-at-Arms; Red Cross; I.C.T. Club; V.I.E. Club; Session Room Vice President, Red Cross Representative DONALD HELMS Yancey Literary Society; Session Room President; MIRROR Agent, Banker, Red Cross Representative BILL HESTER National Honor Society; G.O. Second Associate, Publicity and Publications Chairman; Senior Class Best Dressed Boy; State Junior Classical League First and Second Vice President; Homecoming Representative for Sophomores; Yancey Literary Society, President, Treasurer, Membership Chairman, Who's Who; Junior Classical League, President; Promoters, President; Stage Crew; Ushers, Membership Chairman; Session Room Secretary, MIRROR Agent; Chemistry Lab Leader; Science Class Secretary; Choir; Marshal RAY HIGGINBOTHAM Gorgas Literary Society CHERYL HIGGINS G.O. Publicity and Publications Committee; Senior Class Prom Committee; Senior Class Wittiest Girl; Junior Miss Phillips Finalist; Art Awards; Aglaia Literary Society, Vice President, Treasurer, Historian, Reporter; Pep Club; Promoters; Session Room President (3), Secretary (2), Treasurer, P.T.A. Representative, MIRROR Agent (2), Red Cross Representative; English Class President, Vice President; Foods Class President, Treasurer; MIRROR Board, Editor-in-Chief of Annual; Costume, Scenery, Make-up Committees for Plays; Marshal; Bank Worker; Library Assistant JOHN HILL Owen Literary Society, Sergeant-at-Arms; Junior Classical League; Session Room Chaplain; B-Team Track, Varsity; Marshal LINDA HILL G.O. Orientation Committee; Senior Class Artist; National Essay Anthology Award; Fair Award, Re- fional Winner; Red Cross, President, Secretary, Critic, lood Bank Chairman, 20 Hours Pin, 100 Hours Pin; Chiaroscuro, President, Secretary, Critic; Promoters, Critic; Session Room Vice President, Red Cross Representative; Art Class Secretary; Marshal; Youth Power Conference; Jefferson Planning committee Secretary RICHARD HINTS Red Cross, Treasurer; Session Room Red Cross Representative, Council Member, Banker; Stage Crew for Plays (2); Library Assistant; Red Cross Award JIMMY HOBBS Red Cross; History Class Assistant Chairman PAULA HOLT Thalia Literary Society; Transferred from Plainville, Texas; Future Homemakers; Intermural Volleyball; Basketball Award LARRY HOOPER Session Room President, Chaplain. MIRROR Agent; R.O.T.C. Lieutenant Colonel, Class President; Rifle Team Commander MIKE HOOPER Pep Club; Sports Club; Varsity Football JIM HOUGHTON Honorary Member of Ushers; Owen Literary Society, Third Member; Art Club; Dramatics Club; Junior Classical League; Promoters; Session Room Treasurer, Vice President; Committees for Plays GERRY WAYNF. HOWARD Thespians, Who's Who; Debate Team; Oratorical Contest; Junior Classical League, Convention (2); Yancey Literary Society; Promoters; Session Room President, P.T.A. Representative, MIRROR Agent (2), Plays, Stage Manager; B-Team Track; B-Team Basketball; Marshal; Band MARY HUGHES Thespians; Senior Class Day Committee; Thespians, President, Vice President, Corresponding Secretary; Astraea Literary Society, Parliamentarian, Critic; Session Room President, Banker, Council Member; Vocal Class Secretary, President; Choraliers; Publicity, Props Chairman, Stage Manager for Plays; Know Your News EDWIN JENKINS National Honor Society, President; G.O. Assembly Committee Co-Chairman; .Senior Class Orator; Representative to Lions Club; International Camp Contest; Ushers, Secretary; Bank Board of Directors, Assistant Cashier; Projection Club; Yancey Literary Society, Chaplain, Yearbook Committee; Promoters; Vice President; .Session 177 Room President (2), Banker, P.T.A. Representative; English Class Secretary; Chemistry Lab Leader (2); Choir; Madrigal Club; Marshal; Language Lab Assistant (2); District, State Choir Contests BRUCE JOHNSON Senior Class Most Bashful Boy; Representative to Boys' State; Ushers; Associate Head; sports Club, Secretary; Gorgas Literary Society; Session Room President, Banker (4), Monitor (2); Varsity Football; Marsh Marshal JOHNNY JOHNSON Owen Literary Society, Program Committee; Ushers; Session Room President (3), Vice President (2), Chaplain, P.T.A. Representative; Boys' Vocal; B-Team, Varsity Football; B-Team, Varsity Track; Marshal DOROTHY NELL JONES G.O. Clubs Committee; National Essay Anthology Award; Mnemosynean Literary Society, Vice President, Reporter (2); French Club; Y-Teens; Session Room President, Vice President, MIRROR Agent, Secretary; Class President (2). Secretary (2); MIRROR Board; Marshal; Library Assistant PATT JONES Astraea Literary Society, Historian; Thespians; Session Room Secretary (4), Chaplain; English Class Vice President; Clothing Class Secretary, Vice President; Foods Class Secretary; Study Hall Secretary; Assistant Stage Manager, Publicity, Props Committees for Plays; Senior Class Biggest Pest Girl SHERRY KAMPLAINE Junior Classical League, Secretary, Treasurer; Girls’ Chorus; Choraliers; Marshal; Participated in Miss Phillips Pageant, Band Show JANET KELLEY Clio Literary Society; Pep Club; Session Room President, Council Member; Study Hall Secretary; Gym Captain; Volleyball; Basketball; Ping Pong; Tournaments; Marshal JUDY KELLEY Miss Phillips Finalist, Junior Miss Phillips Pageant; Pep Club, President; Clio Literary Society; Bank Board of Directors; Session Room President (3), Banker 02), Vice President; English Class Secretary (2); Marshal LARRY KNOPF National Honor Society; Ushers; Science Club; Stamp Club; French Club; Owen Literary Society; French Class Secretary; Latin Class Secretary; Track; Band; Orchestra GENE LACEY Junior Classical League; Session Room Secretary; English Class Vice President; Marshal ETHELDA LANGSTON Euphrosynean Literary Society; Promoters; Future Nurses; Session Room Red Cross Representative, Critic, Chaplain, P.T.A. Representative, Council Member; Art Class Secretary ANNE LAQUIST American Service Exchange Student from Sweden; Promoters, President; Junior Classical League; Vestalia Literary Society; Latin Class Secretary; History Class Vice President; Choir; Volleyball LINDA LAYNE G.O. Publications and Publicity Chairman; Art Award; Junior Classical League, Critic; Pierian Literary Society, Recording Secretary (2), Corresponding Secretary (2), Cnaplain, Critic, Sergeant-at-Arms; Pep Club; Session Room Vice President, Secretary, Chaplain, MIRROR Agent, Banker; Art Class Vice President; Make-up, Costume, Scenery Committees for Plays; Marshal; Pierian Who's Who MARSHALL LEWIS National Honor Society, Chaplain; G.O. President, Constitution Chairman; Homecoming Escort; Mr. Phillipian; Civitan Freedom Foundation Tour; Thespian; Ushers; Science Club; Owen Literary Society, President, Corresponding Secretary, Chaplain, Critic; Junior Classical league, Vice President; Promoters, Vice President, Treasurer, Parliamentarian; Session Room President, Secretary, MIRROR Agent; Choir; Madrigal Club; Band, President; G.O. Sportsmanship Committee; Lead in Play; Youth Power Conference; Marshal WAYNE MARSHALL Yancey Literary Society; Marshal DARLENE LOCKARD Aglaia Literary Society; Future Nurses; Session Room Secretary, Banker; Marshal JANICE LOLLAR D.E. Club; Session Room Chaplain; Girl’s Chorus BOBBY LOVOY Session Room Banker (2), Council Member JAMES DENNIS LOWERY National Honor Society; Projection Club; Session Room MIRROR Agent, Secretary; Marshal PEGGY LUSTER V.I.E. Club, Secretary; Session Room Vice President, Secretary (2), Banker; Treasurer, Council Member; History Class Reporter; Make-up Committee for Play SYBLE MANOUS Red Cross Award; Y-Teen, Treasurer; Spanish Club, Recording Secretary, Corresponding Secretary; Damrosch Literary Society; Session Room Banker (2); Foods Class President; Bank Worker ELAINE MARTIN Future Nurses, Critic; Corresponding Secretary; Damrosch Literary Society, Corresponding Secretary; Aglaia Literary Society; Promoters; Session Room Chaplain, Banker (2), P.T.A. Representative; Choir; Choraliers; Marshal SUSAN MARTIN Girl's Letter Club, Secretary; Future Nurses, Chaplain; Damrosch Literary Society, Corresponding Secretary, Critic, President; Session Room Secretary (2), MIRROR Agent (2), Red Cross Representative; English Class Secretary (4); Gym Captain; Gyn Assistant; Infirmary Marshal DeLOIS MASON D.O. Club; Junior Classical League; Dramatics Club; Red Cross; Session Room Council Member; Latin Class Secretary; Make-up Committee for Play; Marshal SHARON MASON Distributive Educational Club DAVID MAYBEN Thespian, Honor Stars; Captain of Debate Team, Treasurer, Historian, Serge ant-at-Arms, Parliamentarian; Dramatics Club, Sergeant-at-Arms, Critic, Reporter, Parliamentarian; Stamp Club, President, Vice President, Secretary, Committees; Session Room President, Council Member, Vice President, Secretary; History Class Secretary; Speech Class Parliamentarian; MIRROR Board, Clubs Editor; Roles, Stage Manager for Plays; Football Manager; Track Manager; Tennis; Marshal SUE McABEE Thalia Literary Society; English Class President; Clothing Class President, Vice President; Math Class Secretary; Choraliers CHARLOTTE McCLAIN Aglaia Literary Society, Corresponding Secretary (2); French Club; Sergeant-at-Arms; Choir; Choraliers; Marshal: Session Room Secretary, MIRROR Agent SANDRA McCOMBS Bank Board of Directors; Euphrosynean Literary Society Session Room Banker (2); Choraliers; Bank Worker JOSEPH T. McCONNEI.L Red Cross; Choir; Boys' Vocal; Freshman Basketball; Marshal; R.O.T.C. AMANDA McCURRY G.O. Assembly, Clubs, Publicity and Publications Committees; Senior Class Vocalist; Miss Phillipian; Senior Class Favorite; D.A.R. Good Citizenship Girl; Homecoming Court; Astraea Literary Society, President, Secretary, Treasurer, Chaplain; Junior Classical League, Historian; Pep Club; Session Room President, Vice President, Secretary, MIRROR Agent; English Class Secretary; Choir; Choraliers; Madrigal Club; Office Assistant; Marshal PHILLIP McDANIEL Ushers; G.O. Assembly Committee; Owen Literary Society, Corresponding Secretary; Session Room President; English Class Secretary; Freshman, B-Team Basketball; Marshal PATSY McGHEE Red Cross, 20 Hours Pin, 50 Hours Pin, Vice President; D.E. Club, President; Thalia Literary Society; Session Room Red Cross Representative, Council Member; Miss D.E.C.A.; Thalia Who's Who TROY LEE McGOWAN Science Club, Chaplain; D.E.Club; Sports Club; Marshal SHARON GAYLE McGUIRK Senior Class Flower and Color Committee; Vestalia Literary Society, President, Corresponding Secretary, Reporter; Session Room President, P.T.A. Representative, Red Cross Representative; English Class Secretary; Choir, Vice President; Choraliers CLAUD McKENZIE Disc and Diamond JIMMY McQUEEN National Honor Society, Vice President; Session Room Vice President (2), Council Member (4) SUSAN ELIZABETH MEADOWS National Poetry Anthology Award; Table Setting Contest; MIRROR Board, Associate 178 Editor of Annual, Associate Editor of Paper, Assistant Editor Senior Editor; Home Economists Convention; Aglaia Literary Society, Critic, Chaplain, Parliamentarian, Telephone, Social, Pin Committees, Who's Who; Session Room Vice President, Council Member, P.T.A. Representative, Red Cross Representative; Clothing Class Vice President, Secretary; Foods Class Secretary; Study Hall Secretary; Marshal RICKEY MELTON Senior Class Color and Flower Committee; Senior Class Most Talented Boy; National Poetry Anthology Award; Art Awards; V.I.E. Club Chaplain, State Historian; Junior Classical League; Promoters; Session Room Vice President (2), Chaplain, Council Member LEONARD MESSER G.O. Scholarship Committee; Commander of City R.O.T.C, Units (Cadet Colonel); Disc and Diamond, President; Science Club; Session Room President; Honor Guard; Rifle Team; Marshal BOB MILLICAN G.O. Sportsmanship Committee; Senior Class Day Committee; Senior Class Favorite; Senior Class Best Personality Boy; Homecoming Escort; Thespians, Convention; Yancey Literary Society, Vice President, Ser-geant-at-Arms, Third Member, Yearbook, Social Committees; Pep Club; Sports Club; Red Cross Session Room President, Vice President, Council Member, Red Cross Representative, P.T.A. Representative, Sportsmanship Chairman; Math Class President; Choir; MIRROR Board; Role, Props Committee for Plays; Football, Letters; Baseball; Track; Marshal; Transferred from Cordova High: C Club; Session Room President, Red Cross Representative; 4-H; Football, Letters, Captain; Baseball; All-City Lineman of Week WALTER MONTEITH National Honor Society, Treasurer; Senior Class Motto Committee; Yancey Literary Society; Junior Classical League; Session Room President, Vice President, Council Member MIKE MONTGOMERY G.O. Elections, Law and Order Co-Chairman; Ushers; Oern Literary Society; Session Room President (2), Banker (2), Vice President (3); English Class President (2); History Class Secretary; Freshman, B-Team, Varsity Basketball; B-Team Track; M.V.P. of City B-Team Tournament; Head Marshal; Boys' Chorus KATHERN MORIN National Honor Society; Red Cross, 50 Hours Pin, Historian; Damrosch Literary Society, Reporter, Who's Who; Y-Teens; Session Room Red Cross Representative; Orchestra; Typist for Student Directory JEANNE NANCE Pierian Literary Society, President, Recording Secretary (2); French Club; Promoters; Session Room Secretary, MIRROR Agent, Chaplain; Choir; Chora-liers; All-City Choir; Library Assistant; Marshal PAUL NESBITT Yancey Literary Society; Vice President, Secretary of Session Room (2); Latin Class Secretary; Boys Chorus; Understudy for Play; Teller Committee; Marshal ELAINE NEWTON Thespians; Astraea Literary Society, Corresponding Secretary; Session Room Banker (3); History Class Secretary (2); Speech Class Secretary; English Class Secretary; Make-up, Props Committees for Plays; Gym, Clothing, Foods Assistant; Marshal DORIS NIX National Honor Society; V.I.E. Club, Reporter (2), President (2), District Historian; Session Room MIR ROR Agent, Chaplain PHYLLIS NIX Miss Phillips Pageant; Junior Miss Phillips Pageant; Aglaia Literary Society, Chaplain, Social Committee; Future Teachers, Corresponding Secretary, Vice President; Session Room Vice President, Secretary, MIRROR Agent; Study Hall Secretary; Marshal; Y-Teens DON NOE Yancey Literary Society; Session Room Vice President, Secretary, Red Cross Representative; Head Marshal FRANK NORRIS Thespians, Treasurer; Gorgas Literary Society; Session Room Council Member (2), Banker; Role in Play; B-Team, Varsity Football; Marshal JOHN NORRIS Pep Club, Serge ant-at-Arms; Owen Literary Society, Recording Secretary; Red Cross; French Club; Promoters; Session Room Vice President (2), Council Member (4), MIRROR Agent; English Class President; Choir; Band; Senior Play; B-Team Basketball, Freshman; B-Team Football; Varsity Track; Marshal ROY O'HARE Red Cross; Session Room President, Council Member; B-Team Football, Basketball, Track KAREN OLIVER Euphrosynean Literary Society, Vice President, Treasurer, Chaplain, Sergeant-at-Arms; Promoters; Future Nurses; Session Room Vice President, Chaplain (3), MIRROR Agent (3) Treasurer; Study Hall Secretary (2); Bank Worker; Typist for Student Directories PAT OSBORN Euphrosynean Literary Society, Critic, Historian; Future Nurses, Critic; Session Room Banker (2), MIRROR Agent (2); Marshal GEORGE OWENS National Honor Society; Art Club, Critic: Session Room Banker; Study Hall Secretary (3) OLEAN PALMER Pierian Literary Society GREG PAPPAS French Club; Owen Literary Society; Session Room Chaplain, Banker, Secretary; B-Team Basketball; Tennis; Marshal; French Club, Banker, Critic ANNE PARKER Pierian Literary Society; Session Room Banker (2), Council Member LUCYNDA PARRISH National Honor Society, Social Chairman; National Poetry Anthology Award; Fair Award; Junior Classical League, Cnaplain, Recording Secretary, President, Convention; Pierian Literary Society, President, Chaplain, Project, Constitution, Interviewing, Social Committees, Who's Who; Session Room Banker, P.T.A. Representative; Marshal; Band; Orchestra; Band Review; State Competition; All-City Band 02) SHERRI ANN PARTAIN Girls' Letter Club. President. Who's Who; Vestalia Literary Society, President, Treasurer, Who’s Who; Session Room President, Vice President (2), P.T.A. Representative; Gym Captain; Badminton Champion (2); Gym Assistant; Basketball, Ping Pong, Softball, Letters PAT PAYNE Transferred from Holt High School; Homemaking Class Secretary EDDIE RUTH PERRYMAN Chiaroscuro, Treasurer, Parliamentarian, Chaplain; Session Room, Council Member; Art Class Secretary (2); Economics Class Secretary; Study Hall Secretary MIKE PESSEACKEY English Class President (2); Transferred from Rutherford Hign School, Panama City, Florida CHARLES PHILLIPS D.E. Club; Marshal FREDDY PLYLER National Honor Society; Senior Class Teachers' Pet ; Ushers; Scholastic Art Awards; Fair Awards; National Essay Anthology Awards; Session Room Council Member, Banker (2); Art Class Secretary; English Class Secretary; Marshal DANNY PUGH National Honor Society; Confederate Roundtable, Treasurer; Yancey Literary Society; Session Room President, Vice President (2), Safety Chairman; MIRROR Board, Assistant Editor of Paper, Sports Editor; Assistant Sports Editor of Annual; N.R.O.T.C. Finalist; U.S. Merchant Marine Academy Nominee BILL REED D.E. Club; Football; Gym Leader LARRY REED Thespians; Disc and Diamond, Vice President, Serge ant-at-Arms; Gorgas Literary Society; Rifle Team, Letters; Stage Crew for Plays 179 JO REID Y-Teens, Treasurer, Chaplain, I.C.C. Representative; Red Cross; Session Room Chaplain, P.T.A. Representative, Red Cross Representative; Marshal ANITA RENO National Honor Society; Senior Class Motto Co-Chairman; National Essay Anthology Award; Projection Club, President; Bank Board of Directors, Assistant Cashier; Spanish Club, Treasurer, Chaplain; Euphrosynean Literary-Society, Historian (2), Parliamentarian; Promoters; Session Room Chaplain (2); R.O.T.C. Sponsor; Bank Worker; Library Assistant BEN REYNOLDS Rifle Team; Library Assistant; Lab Assistant JOEY ROBBINS Senior Class “Lover Boy“; Owen Literary Society; Pep Club; Session Room President (2), Chaplain (2), Council Member (2); Varsity Football, B-Team, Letters; Track; Lab Leader; Marshal LARRY ROBERTS Confederate Roundtable, President; Session Room Council Member, Red Cross Representative; Band; Lab Leader TERRI ROBERTS Senior Class Day Chairman; Junior Miss Phillips Pageant; Thespians, President, Treasurer, Chaplain; Mnemosynean Literary Society, Vice President, Chaplain; Roles in Plays JACK ROBERTSON D.E.C.A.; Session Room President, Banker, Red Cross Representative, P.T.A. Representative JACKIE ROBINSON Stamp and Coin Club; Session Room Vice President, P.T.A. Representative; Boys' Chorus; Marshal BRENDA ROGERS Future Nurses, Secretary, Corresponding Secretary, Sergeant-at-Arms; Parliamentarian; Mnemosynean Literary Society, Parliamentarian, Critic; Thalia Literary Society; Session Room Officer JACKIE ROGERS Euphrosynean Literary Society, Reporter, Parliamentarian, Sergeant-at-Arms; Session Room Banker, Council Member, Red Cross Representative; MIRROR Typist; Marshal LOUISE ROGERS Astraea Literary Society, Vice President; Session Room President, Chaplain, Council Member, Banker, Red Cross Representative DAVID ROLAND Transferred from Lincoln, Nebraska: Plays; Varsity Swimming; Varsity Gymnastics; Masque and Gavel; Varsity Debate Team; Omicron Delta; at Phillips: G.O. Assembly Committee; Thespians, Clerk; Yancey Literary Society; Student Director, Leads in Plays; Debate Team; Oratorical, Extemporaneous Speaking Competitions PHYLLIS ROSE National Honor Society; Senior Class Flower Committee Chairman; National Essay Anthology Award; Art Award; Art Club, President, Chaplain, Social Chairman, Co-Chairman P.T.A. Yearbook; Red Cross GATHAM SCIRO Thalia Literary Society, Session Room MIRROR Agent (2), Safety Chairman; Library Assistant; Gym Class Lieutenant; Basketball; Marshal JOYCE SCOTT National Honor Societv, Vice President; CRIMSONETTE, Editor, Art Editor; G.'O. Scholarship Co-Chairman, Assembly Committee; Senior Class Motto Committee; Optimist Youth of the Year; Promoters, Recording Secretary; Junior Classical League, Corresponding Secretary, Chaplain, Treasurer, Serge ant-at-Arms; Euphrosynean Literary Society, President; Projection Club, Secretary; Session Room President, Banker; Bank Board, President; Session Room Red Cross Representative, P.T.A. Representative, Secretary; English Class Treasurer; Latin Convention; R.O.T.C. Sponsor; Junior Miss Phillips; Publicity Committee for Play; Miss Phillips Contestant; Senior Class Most Studious Girl; Marshal RAYMOND LARRY SCOTT National Honor Society; Ushers; Associate Head Usher; Yancey Literary Society, Sergeant-at-Arms; Stage Crew; Session Room President (2), Vice President (2), MIRROR Agent; Madrigal Club; Varsity Basketball, Letters; B-Team Football; Marshal PEGGY SEIBERT National Poetry Anthology Awards; Dramatics Club, Chaplain, Corresponding Secretary (2), Social Chairman; Bank Board of Directors; Session Room Banker (3), P.T.A. Representative; Bank Worker; Make-up Committee for Play; P.T.A. Fashion Show CHRISTY SEPSAS G.O. Sportsmanship Committee; Senior Class Best Personality Girl; Junior Favorite; Junior Miss Phillips Finalist; Pep Club, Corresponding Secretary, Fire Marshal; French Club, Corresponding Secretary, Historian; Clio Literary Society, President, Corresponding Secretary, Chaplain, Reporter, Historian; Session Room President, Vice President, Secretary (2); Bank Board; Cheerleader, Head (2); Marshal DONNA SHAW Promoters; Y-Teens, Secretary; Session Room Banker (2), Chaplain (2) CECIL SHEWMAKER 6.0. Assembly Committee; Senior Class Prom Committee; Ushers; Owen Literary Society, Third Member, Sergeant-at-Arms; Session Room President, Banker; English Class Secretary LYNNE SIMPSON National Honor Society, Secretary; Sponsor of Disc and Diamond; Senior Class Motto Committee; Euphrosynean Literary Society, Vice President, Recording Secretary, Parliamentarian; Junior Classical League; Session Room Secretary (4); Clothing Class Vice President KENNETH LEWIS SIMS Senior Class Day Committee; Owen Literary Society; Session Room President (2), Secretary (2), Treasurer, MIRROR Agent (2); Choir; Madrigal Club; N.C.O. in R.O.T.C.; Marshal GENE SLUDER Art Club; Session Room President, MIRROR Agent, Vice President; Marshal CAROL SMITH Senior Class Flower Committee; National Poetry Anthology Awards; Miss Phillips Pageant; Astraea Literary Society, President, Corresponding Secretary, Project Committee, Who’s Who; Session Room President, Vice President, Secretary (3), Council Member; Gym Captain; Choraliers; Basketball; Volleyball; Marshal DON SMITH Disc and Diamond; Session Room Chaplain, Banker, MIRROR Agent; Boys’ Vocal; R.O.T.C. Captain: Library Assistant; Marshal MARY SMITH Mnemosynean Literary Society, Treasurer; Session Room Secretary; Typist for Student Directory; Marshal VICKIE SMITH Girls’ Letter Club, Recording Secretary, Sports Reporter, Who’s Who; Vestalia Literary Society, Vice President, Treasurer, Corresponding Secretary, Who’s Who; Session Room President (2), Banker (2); Volleyball; Badminton Tournament; Basketball Tournament, Captain, Letter; Gym Leader WALTER SMIZER D.E.C.A. Club; Session Room Vice President, Chaplain; Choir; Marshal SUZANNE SOFOULIS Pep Club; Clio Literary Society, Reporter, Publicity Committee; Junior Miss Phillips Pageant, Miss Phillips Pageant; Girls’ Vocal; Session Room President, Secretary (3); Foods Class Secretary; Gym Class Captain BENNY SORRELL Drill Team, Best Drilled Squad, Best Drilled Platoon, Outstanding Platoon Leader; Rifle Team; D.E. Club; Session Room President, Chaplain, Banker, MIRROR Agent, P.T.A. Representative; Stamp Club 180 SUE SPANN Miss Phillips Pageant; Damrosch Literary Society, Vice President, Chaplain, Treasurer; D.O. Club; Session Room President (2), Vice President; Choraliers, President (2); Home Economics Class Vice President; Costume Committee for Play; Marshal RITA SPARKS Transferred from Sylacauga High School: Science Club; Pep Club; Future Homemakers; at Phillips: Pierian Literary Society, Publicity Chairman; MIRROR Board, Assistant Feature Editor, Assistant Clubs Editor TOMMY STANSELL National Honor Society; Future Teachers, President, Committee Chairman; Math Tutor BILLIE ANN STARNES Senior Class Best Looking Girl; Senior Class Prom Committee; National Poetry Anthology Awards; Promethean Literary Society, Secretary, Chaplain, Who’s Who; Pep Club; Session Room Vice President; Foods Class Vice President; MIRROR Board, Clubs Editor; Junior Miss Phillips Contestant; Miss Phillips Contestant; Marshal LINDA STERLING G.O. Scholarship Committee; Girls’ Letter Club, Secretary, Chaplain, Bookstore Chairman, Treasurer, Who’s Who; Future Teachers, Who’s Who; Clio Literary Society, Who's Who; Session Room President, Vise President, Secretary (3), Banker (2), Treasurer; Latin Class Secretary(2); English Class Secretary; Math Class President; Understudy, Make-up Committee for Play; Cheerleader; Volleyball; Basketball; Badminton; Ping Pong Tournament; Gym Assistant; Senior Class Most Athletic Girl; Marshal JIM STEWART Confederate Roundtable, Vice President, Chaplain; Junior Classical League; Owen Literary Society; Choir; Boys’ Chorus; Madrigal Club BEVERLY STRICKLAND Clio Literary Society BRENDA STRICKLIN Junior Classical League; Astraea Literary Society; Future Teachers; D.E. Club; Session Room Secretary; Marshal JUDY STRICKLIN D.E. Club; Mnemosvnean Literary Society, Invitation Chairman; Session Room MIRROR Agent; Class Secretary; Banker; Marshal MIKE SULLIVAN National Honor Society; G.O. President, Clubs Chairman; Senior Class Friendliest Boy; Homecoming Escort; National Poetry Anthology Award; Ushers Club; Junior Classical League; Owen Literary Society, Vice President; Session Room President (4), Banker (2); Marshal CHARLENE SWEETEN V.I.E. Club, Vice President (2); Session Room President; Library Assistant; Marshal JOHN SYLVESTER Future Teachers, President; Dramatics Club GAYLE TAYLOR Senior Class Poet; Senior Class Prom Committee; Future Nurses, President, Chaplain; Mnemosy-nean Literary Society, Second Vice President, Chaplain, Sergeant-at-Arms; Session Room President, Vice President, Secretary; Chemistry Class Secretary; English Class Secretary; Steno Class Secretary; Science Class Secretary; Office Assistant ROBERT TAYLOR Spanish Club, Treasurer; Art Club; Language Lab Assistant; Science Class Vice President; English Class Vice President; Marshal DEIDRA TISCHER Thespians; Senior Class Motto Committee; Thespians, Sergeant-at-Arms; Spanish Club; Aglaia Literary Society; Clio Literary Society; Astraea Literary Society; Pep Club; Session Room Secretary (3) Council Member (3), Banker, MIRROR Agent; English Class Secretary (2); History Class Secretary (4); Foods Class Secretary; Homemaking Class Secretary (2); Prompter, Make-up, Props, Costume Committees for Plays; Marshal IOE THOMAS National Honor Society, President; G.O. Publicity and Publications, Scholarship Committee Chairman; Outstanding Freshman Award; Caesar Award; Citizenship Tourer; Student Government Day; Youth and Government Tourer; Projection Club, President; Ushers, Program Committee; Junior Classical League, State Recording Secretary; Promoters, Vice President, Chaplain; Science Club; Session Room President, Council Member; Play; Marshal JOHNNY THOMAS Yancey Literary Society; Junior Classical League; Session Room President. Vice President, Council Member (2); B-Team Football; Tennis JIM TOWER Disc and Diamond, Treasurer; G.O. Clubs, Assembly Chairman; R.O.T.C., Outstanding NCO Award, Lieutenant Colonel; Science Club, President; Projection Club; Stage Crew; Ushers; Rifle Team; Drill Team; Promoters; Choir, Secretary; Boys’ Vocal; Tennis; Second Battalion Commander MARIE TRONCALLI Spanish Club, Chaplain, Parliamentarian, Critic; Thalia Literary Society, Sergeant-at-Arms, Critic; Session Room President (2), Vice President (2), Secretary, Council Member, Chaplain; English Class Secretary; Ping Pong Tournament; Badminton Tournament; Volleyball; Basketball; Gym Captain; Gym Asssitant NORMA TUGGLE G.O. Law and Order, Publicity and Publications Committees; An Awards; Chiaroscuro, Recording Secretary; Thalia Literary Society, Parliamentarian, President; Pep Club; Session Room President, Vice President, Secretary, Chaplain, Banker (2); Secretary of Latin, Civics, Math, Art, English Classes; MIRROR Board; Volleyball; Head Marshal MIKE TYUS I.C.T. Club; Session Room P.T.A. Representative; Transferred from Clanton; Future Farmers LYNN VERCHOT Astraea Literary Society, Chaplain; Session Room President, Vice President, Chaplain, Banker (4); Science Class Secretary (2); History Class Secretary (2); Government Class Secretary; Economics Class Secretary; Steno Class Secretary; Production Manager for Play; Junior Miss Phillips Pageant MARGARET VEST National Poetry Anthology Award; Future Nurses, Sergeant-at-Arms; Astraea Literary Society; Y-Teens; Session Room Council Member DONALD VINYARD D.E.C.A., Sergeant-at-Arms; Latin Club RITA VINYARD National Honor Society; Senior Class Prom Committee; Euphrosynean Literary Society, Social, Telephone Committees, Who’s Who; Junior Classical League; Session Room Secretary, Chaplain, Banker; MIRROR Agent; Clothing Class President; Band Review; Publicity Committee for Play; Marshal JOE WALLACE V.I.E. Club; Session Room Secretary VIRGINIA WALLACE National Honor Society; Senior Class Motto Committee; R.O.T.C. Sponsor, Veterans’ Day Parade; Junior Miss Phillips Pageant; Outstanding Home Economics Student; G.O. Scholarship Committee; Projection Club, Secretary (2), Historian; Promethean Literary Society, Parliamentarian, Critic, Pins Chairman: Spanish Club; Session Room President (2), Banker (3); Marshal BOBBY WALTERS Sports Club; Gorgas Literary Society; Football; Marshal JAMES CURTIS WALKER Confederate Roundtable, Vice President, Chaplain, Treasurer; Red Cross, Treasurer; Yancey Literary Society; Session Room Vice President, Red Cross Representative; Orchestra; Marshal 181 JAN WARREN G.O. Clubs, Sportsmanship Committees; Senior Class Biggest Flirt ; Junior Miss Phillips Finalist; Miss Phillips Finalist; Fair Award; National Poetry Anthology Award; Thespians, Recording Secretary, Chaplain, Historian, Parliamentarian; Damrosch Literary Society, Vice President, Chaplain, Historian; Clio Literary Society; Session Room Secretary, Chaplain; English Class Secretary; Study Hall Secretary; understudy. Costume, Make-up, Publicity, Scenery Committees for Plays; Volleyball; Basketball; Library Assistant; P.T.A. Program ALITIA WATKINS National Poetry Anthology Award JERRY WATTS G.O. Orientation, Election Committees; Ushers; Owen Literary Society, Treasurer, Critic; Session Room Vice President', Council Member PAMELA WAYLAND Red Cross, Secretary, Project Chairman, Red Cross Camp; Euphrosvnean Literary Society, Pin, Who's Who Chairman, Who's Who; Promoters, Corresponding Secretary, Parliamentarian, Pin, Yearbook Chairman; Inter-Hi Promoters; Thespians; Debate Team; Senior Class Motto Committee; History Class Secretary; MIRROR Board, Literary Editor, Assistant Underclass Editor; Role, Publicity, Make-up, Costumes, Props for Plays; Library Assistant; Office Assistant NORMAN WEED G.O. Sportsmanship, Law and Order Chairman; Senior Class Most Conceited Boy; Senior Class Day Co-Chairman; Ushers, Head Usher', Treasurer; Stage Crew; Head; Gorgas Literary Society; Yancey Literary Society, Critic; Pep Club; Session Room President, Secretary, Banker; Lighting and Sound for Plays; Boys' Vocal; Head Marshal DAVID WELLS National Honor Society: Yancey Literary Society, Critic; Session Room Vice President, Secretary; Choir; G.O. Clubs, Publicity Committees; Marshal FRED WHITE Band, Drum Major; Marshal BOBBY WHITLEY Owen Literary Society; Sports Club; Session Room Secretary, Banker (5); B-Team Football, Track; Varsity Football, Letter JO WIGGINS G.O. Publicity and Publications Committee; French Club; Dramatics Club; Clio Literary Society; Session Room Vice President (2), Banker (2), P.T.A; Representative (2); Clothing Class Vice President, Secretary; Library Assistant KATHY WILLIAMS Mnemosynean Literary Society, President, Recording Secretary, Corresponding Secretary, Reporter, Critic: Session Room Secretary;’ Science Class Secretary; Choraliers; Choir; Marshal PAT WILLIAMS D.E.C.A. Club, Secretary; Foods Class President, Treasurer; Choraliers; Marshal; Session Room President, Secretary PATSY WILLIAMS Y-Teens, Who's Who; Astraea Literary Society; Session Room Vice President (2); Science Class President; Secretary of Civics (2), Foods, Biology Classes; Foods Typist; MIRROR Typist; I.C.C. Representative (2); Miss Phillips Pageant; Band Review RANDY WILLOUGHBY Ushers, Secretary; G.O. Assembly Committee; Third Member of Yancey Literary Society; Session Room President (5), MIRROR Agent (2); Englisn Class President (2); Head Marshal BEVERLY WOLFORD Mnemosynean Literary Society, Parliamentarian, Historian; Red Cross; D.O. Club; Session Room Vice President, Chaplain, P.T.A. Representative; Marshal MIKE WORTHINGTON Sports Club, Chaplain; Varsity Football; Basketball; Baseball; Track; Chemistry Lab Leader MICKEY YARBROUGH Transferred from Sulligent High School DIANE YOTHER Spanish Club; Clio Literary Society, Who's Who; History Class Secretary; Choir; Madrigal Club; Choraliers; Marshal FRANCES YOUNG Y-Teens; I.C.C. Representative; Session Room Vice President, Secretary, P.T.A. Representative; Typing Class Secretary; Marshal LARRY YOUNG Red Cross; Art Club; Session Room Chaplain ANNE ZBINDEN G.O. Assembly, Sportsmanship Committees: Senior Class Secretary; Homecoming Queen; Pep Club, President, Chaplain; Thalia Literary Society, President, Treasurer, Chaplain; Session Room President; English Class Secretary, Study Hall Secretary; Home Economics Class President; Foods Class Treasurer; Role in Plays; Cheerleader; Miss Phillips Pageant (2); Senior Class Favorite; Marshal .'ACKIE ZEANAH Red Cross; Owen Literary Society; Session Room Secretary 02), President, Banker; Boys' Chorus; Football; Marshal ROBERT JERRY GILES French Club; Gym Leader DORIS ARMSTRONG Thespians, Chaplain, Who’s Who; Promethean; Red Cross, Chaplain; Choir; Choralier TOMMY McCOLLISTER J.C.L.; Owen; S.R. Council Member, Red Cross Rep.; Tennis; Marshal SHERRY SEGARS F.T.A., Historian, Critic; D.E.C.A., Essay Contest; Euphrosynean; MIRROR Board SHERRY DRUMMONDS G.O. Assembly Committee; Promethean Offices; French Club, Offices, Promoters, Office: S.R. 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