Wendell Phillips High School - Phillipsite Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1941 volume:

J Q. 5, 3 ji. INET ' ' f i .,.i. , 14- 1, 15-- 1'-v':: - . ,f. .'w ,- 'YQ 'xx 1... X BLUE GRAY PAMAQJ Me JANUARY JUNE CLASSES 1-el WENDELL PHILLIPS HIGH SCHOCL CHICAGO ILLINOIS 5 I QT ESVN fix 'M U- A ? SU xx Ry I I I Aff H ! ' , I 1 I and II A , 4 , gtk. M . I, A-dnrvklmn .I , V-,h . ! PT A QFFICERS Wren V1Ce yt :tes 1 htl MIS C G IS treG5uIeI ll.-eft 10 Hg V ,qmra 5 Hoge M George 1 r presrdent Mgools-DY hosP1tah:Y TY MIS me a MTS R Y Spondmq secte Se MaCkeY Hutchrson Cone d MIS Low R VxI6Y 5 pr esrdent MHS MACKEY QCI GICHY an A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE WENDELL PHILLIPS HIGH SCHOOL PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION The need of a Parent Teachers Assocxatlon tn the Wendell Ph1ll1ps H1gh School was flrst recognrzed by Mrs El1zabeth E Turner a mem ber of the faculty Mrs Kxtty Berry and a com mxttee of commumty leaders were called upon to organlze the unlt W1th the co operatlon of Mrs Helen Sayre past president of the Du Sable Hlgh School P T A and Mr W1ll1am Page then pr1nc1pal of the school the assoc1a t1on became a real1ty 1n March 1936 w1th twenty stx members The efforts of the frrst pres1dent Mrs K1tty Berry and her eff1c1ent offrcers were carrred on 2 successfully by the tollowrng presrdent Mrs Charles Wren and her fa1thful corps of work ers Dunng thrs tlrne communrty rnterest 1n the organxzatlon was broadened through the efforts of Representatrve Charles I Ienkrns Cha1n'nan of the C1t1zens Commrttee to ra1se funds for extra curncular GCIIVIIISS rn the school The offlcers of the assoclatron now be1ng d1rected by Mrs Lourse Mackey pres1dent are mak1ng a fme contrlbutlon to the school and the com munrty 1n serv1ce and chzld welfare The or gamzatron now boasts a mernbersh1p of one hundred and frfty two .-,.,-well ff- fglx 1 MRS. K. BERRY MRS. M. PIERCE First President First Secretary This Annual is dedicated to the Parent- Teachers Association in recognition of the service they render to the school, and in sincere appreciation for the interest they manifest in our welfare. awww! Th1s book w1l1 serve as a remmder m the future of four never to be forgotten years rn our hves They were years of exceed1ngly great Joy They were the years we spent prepanng ourselves to meet the needs of an mcreasmgly complex c1v1l1zat1on Departmg from th1s 1nst1tut1on we the graduatlng class of 1941 wxsh to express our heartfelt thanks to our dear Alma Mater for her lrberal drspensatron of knowledge To the Pr1nc1pa1 Executrve Board Faculty and Lower Classmen we brd all an affecuonate farewell QQWLZQWQ TITLE PAGE DEDICATION P T A YEAR BOOK STAFFS SCHOOL SCENES PRINCIPAL S MESSAGE ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONNEL CLASS SPONSORS FACULTY TANUARY CLASS HISTORY TANUARY GRADUATES TANUARY CLASS PROPHECY TANUARY CLASS WHO S WHO CANDID SHOTS TUNE CLASS HISTORY TUNE GRADUATES TUNE CLASS PROPHECY TUNE CLASS WILL TUNE CLASS WHO S WHO UNDER GRADUATES CLUBS SPORTS ADVERTISEMENTS 4 . . . .................,,.....,.......... 2 ' ,,,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, 13 14 16 1 ,.,.,.,,,t.,t......... 28 1 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,ttvttt.,... 30 1 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,t.t... 44 TANUARY CLASS WILL .....,,.....................,... 45 1 ' ,,,,,,,., ,.,,,, 4 7 1 .,..,,t,Ctt.t,t......,.,..,..... 50 1 ........,,C,,,tt,,,,,t.,t..t..,....... 52 1 ,,,,,.,,,,,111,.,........... 76 1 .........,t1.,,,.,,,,,,,11,,.1.......... 78 1 ' .,...1,................. 79 80 99 IANUARY STAFF EDITOR IN CHIEF Bess1e Allrson ART EDITOR Conrad Cochran REPORTERS Lout1sha Mack Sybel Clark Inez Harns Wllbur Tuggle Edward Arnold ASSISTANT EDITOR Iacquellne Rlchardson BUSINESS MANAGER Hosea Alexander TYPISTS Sybel Clark Bess1e Alllson Lout1sha Mack PHOTOGRAPHERS Carl and Charles Smrth Iacquelrne Rrchardson I U N E S T A F F EDITOR IN CHIEF BOYS SPORT EDITOR Lloyd O Smrth Roland Chamblee ASSOCIATE EDITOR ART EDITORS Lessle M Begley Charles Boulden GIRLS SPORT EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER Helen Roberts Margaret Mackey REPORTERS TYPISTS Marron Marcelle Naomr Hale V1rg1n1a Martm Roland Chamblee Lynn Shaw Amanda Iones Ella Mae Kelly Iohnye La Pearl Taylor Edlth Baldwln Chrlstme Morrrson Murzel Ramsey Cyrrlla Solomon Emma Saunders Iohnetta Felton Harold Iohnson Dorothy Sxms Evelyn Davxs Ernest1ne Woody Cleo Dav1s Mamre Morrrs PHOTOGRAPHERS Dorothy Srms Ernestme Woody Amanda lones Iohnetta Felton Mur1el Ramsey Helen Roberts Www 2 , I if J! q I, , , ! t ,iq F fwfr Q.--ffvn2',a.wfgw..-sh. 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' .-- in .X f.. f .E- 4 4 ' .K , .5 It-. .1 11:-,,'g'mrf .5 , 'C 1 'E' .,s-fig Q W N-V4-?l 3 Q' I fig --1 1 X, E Il in Mm Y' U F3 'QQ A' fig J 1 'f Fix v g W , Xalif , 'MMV My dear young frrends To the student who observes only casually the Year Book IS a pleasant treat at the end of a school year It Wlll contarn prctures of some of hrs frrends wrll have some sprrghtly artrcles and a spot for autographs But to the student who thrnks a lrttle farther the Year Book IS much more It IS a hrstorrcal document wh1ch w1ll become 1ncreas1ngly valuable as the years pass by For thrs reason rt should be accurate and true Agarn rt should be a source of both temporary and permanent pleasure recallrng years hence many happy moments Then agarn rt should afford the oppor turnty to the Ianuary and Iune graduatrng classes of experrencrng co ordrnated l1v1ng plannrng workrng budgetrng laughrng worryrng and frnally suc ceedrng together It 1S my hope and belref that thrs Year Book W1ll meet all of these requrrements and W1ll serve as an ever rncreasmg source of 1oy to our growrng alurnnr My earnest and genurne wrshes are grven to the members of the lanuary and Iune classes of 1941 that they may each have the courage to assume the responsrbrhtres of deep and full lrvrng thus enjoyrng the happmess that comes from domg a full share ot llfes work Srncerely Z9-1 13 I , , . , . , , , , , I? ,,g..-f- EDMOND DORNER Assistant Principal May I take this opportunity to extend my most serious and heartfelt congratulations to you ot the class ot Iune, 1941. The fine spirit of co-operation you have exhibited during the four short years that you have been here has been a source of inspiration to the faculty and the rest of the student body. I sincerely hope that the future will be bright and prosperous for each and every one of you. Inasmuch as your graduation marks the beginning of a new life, one in which you must take your place in this changing world, I wish to caution you that you will need the same spirit of co-operation, perseverance, willing- ness and industry that you needed while you were at Wendell Phillips. Bear in mind that there is no short cut to success. It is a long, hard road, at the end of which you will find your reward. We at Phillips feel that you have what it takes to travel this road to ultimate success. Farewell and good luck-remember that we are always interested in what you are doing. Let your motto be A credit to my school and to Effwwfff myself. FACULTY U9 --1 vw .2 -- If X I L ez' www . 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R V -M A SPONSCRS ' A ,..,,,A.. ,,,,?f. , f, 4 v, it THELMA POWELL LOYOLA HYLAND IUNE E STAMM Q11 'CS CLAHA MOSBY IULIA MULLIGAN RUTH RINK ARNOLD EDWARD MACK CLARA SCHMIDT 2B IA 1B 17 , F A 'A 10 If gl N 4A 4B SA iq ' 'tj W xv N S 1 3B ZA L f D 1 D , I D A .gif IOHN P. ALVIR SARAH BLAKE Spanish English HARRY L. BOREN General Science EUGENIE BLANC English ad! A nm 3' DRUSILLA BREEN English CATHERINE BUHRMESTER MARGARET BUSH Chemistry Home Arts ANNA BURKE TERESA BYRNE Music English OSCAR L. BROTHMAN Phvsical Education Kg -'fi 1' U' FRANK COLLINS French 9 A f ABEL CANTU NORMAN CARLSON Spanish Auto Shop IRVING CHARLES MARIORIE COLEMAN Biology Biology X' l GEORGE CONLIN NJ' L i General Science ANNA CONROY KATHLEEN COONEY English Algebra , N-JM LUCY COURTNEY ABRAHAM DAVIDSON Physical Education Wood Shop -'W' MARGARET DONAHUE U. S. History LOUIS E. DICKMAN Auto Shop LILLIAN DEAL English IRENE DONAHUE Braille DAVID DOLNITSKY History f - ,ggvgawq f I ww 415' , gf ,,r,A, gl in , 4, , 'Q'-6 ir l flag, 4? I. STUART DOYLE Latin KATHERINE DOYLE DAVID EARL French Industrial Art JEROME EDDY MARY ESPENSHADE Art English -Y ,,.,,aulv f gywff K iyqwv f' fugmy A ALICE S. GORDON English 55- Q 'N' CHARLES EVERETT MAZIE FREDO Electric Shop General Science LEONARD GOLBER ROSE GOODMAN Chemistry General Science LAWRENCE GREY PHYLLIS C. HACKETT Print Shop, History General Science ELIZABETH HARRIS ALICE O. HEDENBERG Home Arts History fs fitfbs mf I ,,,,,,..f MARGARET GOSS English Om' 1 frm .Z Isa, X Y..- ,ya A MARIE O. HOLTON HAROLD M. HOUSTON English Maihematics Q IN I ROSALIND IOFFEE ALICE L. IOHNSON Physical Education HOIHS Aris qi? Gin. U0vd GRACE KILLIAN English ff If ' an , MARION R. KIOUS IOSEPI-I KHOB Home Arts Mechanical Drawing ,kigr CLARENCE A, LEE BERNARD LIBY W., ' Social Science Physical Education 'qp,,,,,,. ELSIE LUHAN IOHN W. MC CLAIN Mathematics Art MARIE A. MC DONAUGH IOSEPH MC EVOY 49' French, Music Commercial H 'Q Qi. ,ff iw sf, ,g.-:Q mai' -4l 'Q' . ,fda if L Q ,Vw L , . ALLAN I. NEWMAN Wood Shop ALFRED NOVAK IAMES I. O'CONNELL Biology Physics HELEN O'DONNELL MARY IANE O'SHEA English Mathematics 'E' Q1 ,A 23 is A A.. fi .V ,mi 7?' if an-lm.. ' LEONARD SACHS Physical Education r Q BERNICE RATEGAN Home Art WILLIAM POLLARD General Science NORMA ROOKER Spanish EVERETT RABOLD Printing Shop inn., 'ls-nr' AGNES M. SHIELDS English ns 3- MORRIS I. SOLOMON MARION STILLER Mechanical Drawing Latin MINNIE L. STROUSE MARY E. SWEENEY U. S. History Commercial ., NVD' file' 5: I. EDWARD TAMNEY I-IAZEL TAYLOR Mathematics Sight Saving lf I mas., I rx' fx 's MISS POMEROY LOUIS A. TORTELLI Mahon ELIZABETH TURLEY 1'- Physical Education Music, English ELIZABETH TURNER Home Arts mg La- '--te' ff--Q., LUCILLE TURNER JAMES VANDSBURGER Household Arts Band X .412 .,'x I, I ' K, 5 ...- ' ALICE WILLIAMSON General Science I L , ,S ALMA B. WATSON BESSIE COAT WIRTH 5' 'EH' 3 English English, Dramatics GEORGE TURNER History sf' zs , 21,0 :S .' GEORGE SIVORE Clerk 119' MISS TOLES Librarian LORETTA ARVIN History IEREMIAH COLLINS Art CHRISTINE DRENNAN Commercial EVELYN WURUM Commercial IOSEPH ZOERN Biology SADIE M. DAVIS DOROTHY G. LANE Clerk I. GEETER Officer Clerk MR. ZIMMERMAN Officer Qzaowfiq Wmdm flfal' P ISADORE GROSS Mathematics MORTON I. KESTIN General Science FLORENCE LAI-IR English ELEANOR LA POINTE Office Practice ROSELLA A. LAWS Physical Education CHARLOTTE LEVENSON Commercial GERTRUDE LISTON English ELLEN V. MAXWELL Mathematics Rf WILLA K. MITCHELL Clerk MRS. CARRIE HURD Lunch Room Manager MARIE C. PORCELLI Commercial MARY RYAN Mathematics LUCILE WILKINS Mathematics 1941 SENICDRS l CLASS OF JANUARY OFFICERS X Ngtjirl- E5 LES 5 YL DEM x A NYS Q, BDA 915 HP' C Agtesident E326 Presxden PxD2'eCret0ItI GLEN 'ixeflffuiei CLASS HISTORY By Edward Arnold The reminiscent attitude of the Ianuary Class of 1941 can be understood only when one realizes that we have seen Wendell Phillips grow from a half day high school with an attendance of approx1mately eleven hundred students to an accredited school of nearly three times that attendance Our class was the first to enter under the new curriculum of Superintendent Iohnson and the last to be hampered by the 1nsuff1c1ent half day As 1S customary with Freshies we spent the major portion of our time trying to imitate an attitude of seniority Thus we did not really get into the swing of school activities until our sophomore year when we engaged in the Clean Up Campaign that resulted in Phillips being the recipient of the annual award. We fondly imagine we were most instrumental in this victory. Such talented students as Hudson Wadlington and Conrad Cochran were already beginning to make our class strong contenders for the outstanding class of Phillips. We wit- nessed the completion of the new auditorium gymnasium and cafeteria We also saw the advent of the annual basketball classic in our sophomore year Our Junior year found many members of the cla s receiving honor awards The officers in our junior year were Edward Arnold PIGSI dent and Clarence Hardin vice president In this year we were a more serious group than ever before and supported our school in every activity In the latter part of our Junior year we were among the students to welcome Mrs Bousfield as our new Principal In our senior year a sp1r1t of cooperation prevailed in the class Inspired by our 4B sponsor Mr Benson we attempted to set an example for the lower class students This was also the year we broke an established pre cedent by becoming the first class to take the Senior Prom to an outside ballroom. This was accomplished under the able leadership of our senior class officers: Charles Smith president' Eddie Myles vice-president' Addie Adams secretary' and Glendis Hambrick treasurer. In the scholastic field we were ably repre- 28 MBHXCK YEAHBOOK COMMITTEE sented by our Honor Club off1cers Loutlsha Mack Eddle Myles and Omega Reed Bronze sxlver and gold p1ns were awarded to Sybel Clark Lout1sha Mack Flora Murphy Eddle Myles Portla Penman and Carl and Charles Smlth Our athleuc color bearers are Roscoe Iuhan Iuhan Scott Herman Spam and Clarence Iackson for the boys and LOUISE Sherf1eld and Marthella Hutcherson for the g1rls In reference to drama Alvm Chamblee Sybel Clark Verna Donaldson Ioe Hudson Flora Murphy Luke Keel Hudson Wadlmgton and Helen Whrte all contrlbuted commendably to 1nsure the success of Icebound the senlor play for Ianuary 1941 Conclud1ng a permod of four happy and eventful years 1n Wendell Ph1ll1ps we w1sh to extend our slncere apprecxatron and grautude to our Pr1nc1pal Mrs Bousfleld who gave an accelerated tempo to the school to our class sponsor Mrs Powell to our annual sponsor M1ss Murphy for her unt1r1ng effort and to our senlor d1v1s1on teachers Mlss Breen Mrs La Polnte Mrs Gordon and Mr Antomdes for the1r conslstent patrence and kxndness We go mto a world of turmorl to seek our prospectlve fortunes Wllh us we carry a re flectlon of Wendell Ph1ll1pS and 1ts faculty Ne1ther need ever fear for we wrll uphold your trcuts of courtesy leadershlp dependa b1l1ty and serv1ce Yr: ARBOOK STAFF New t L Q 1 r , ,f QI, ?fX JQ3 ',f Q me in owz gefocrec! ABRAHAM ABSTON Mortician C.I.C. ADDIE ADAMS Post Office Clerk G.A.A., Girls' Service Club, Secretary of 4A Class, Honor Society, Negro History Club, Voice oi Phillips. HARRY FLETCHER ADAMS, IR. Athletic Coach Baseball 139-409, Football C39-409. IESSIE MAE ADAMS Social Service Worker A Cappella. HOSEA ALEXANDER Lawyer-Poet Iournal Staff. Honor Society, C.I.C., Business Manager of Blue G Gray. ROBERT L. ALEXANDER AirCond1tionrng Expert Lettermen's Club, Manager of Football Team in '39, A Cappella. BESSIE ALLISON Private Secretary Honor Society, National Honor Society, Girls' Service Club, Press Club CNews Editorl, Editor of Blue 6 Gray, 4B and 3B Secretary, Program Committee. EDWARD GORDON ARNOLD, IR. Lawyer Pres. of 3A Class, Vice Pres, of 4B Class, Pres. of Negro History Club, C.I.C.. A Cappella, Mixed Chorus. LOUISE BAILEY Post Office Clerk G.A.A. EDNA BANKS Art Teacher G.A.A.. Girls' Service Club, Treasurer oi 3B Class, Drama Club, C.l.C. CORMILLA IANE BARNES Aviatrix G.A.A., Girls' Service Club, Honor Society. Drama Club, C.I.C. LYDIA FRANCES BLACK Nurse National Honor Society, Honor Society, Girls' Service Club, G.A.A., Civic Industrial Club, Chairman of Program Committee. 30 QLCQO IESSIE BLAKE Private Secretary G.A.A. WM. H. BONNER. IR. A Cappella. Swimming Team, C.I.C Civil Engineer ETTA MAE BOYD lournalist G.A.A., Press Club, Year Book Staff CIC Drama Club, Alderman. CORA LYNNE BHACY Aviatrix G.A.A., Press Club. Negro History Club, Girls Service Club, Student Council. Letter and Em- blem Club, Clean Up Campaign Committee Drama Club, Sweater Committee. Prom Com- mittee, Treas. of 4B Class, Voice of Phillips. DORA MAEZETTA BRENT Seamstress G.A.A., C.I.C. CHARLOTTE BROWN Private Secretary G.A.A., C.I.C., Honor Society, Drama Club f- fanji a acfioof of 'zoycz amz, Dietician G.A.A. THERESA BUCHANAN Secretary C.I.C., G.A.A. ETHEL BURKE Seamstress Girls Service Club, G.A.A., Honor Society LAWRENCE BYAS Doctor C.I.C., Manager ot Football Team, Captain Marshal. EVERETT A. BYRD, IR. Pharmacist Student Council, Baseball Team, Marshal Al derman, Voice ol Phillips, Program Committee tor Graduation. C.I.C., Negro History Club 'W' EDDIE A. CALHOUN Civil Engineer Boosters' Club. 31 .Af , T lx it R - - ' ff A e 50 XI 1 W N Q6 34. MARY CAMP To be a success A Cappella, G.A.A., C.I.C. IOHN H. CAMPBELL Aviation Mechanic C.I.C., B.A.A. MARIE A. CARTER Social Service Supervisor Girls' Service Club, Drama Club, CIC NEVERSHI CARTER Doctor C.I.C. ALVIN ODEL CHAMBLEE Teacher Drama Club, C.I.C., Mixed Chorus, Negro History Club, Senior Play, Spanish Club. EDWIN L. CHAMBLEE Musician Football. Letterman, Marshal Captatn Voice of Phillips. .sew fo aff' wfio cron 551 fgzsi 0 cf .ROSIE LUNANOR CHAPPELL Teacher of Beauty Culture G.A,A., C.I.C. ELMER CLAIBORNE Dentist C.I.C. SYBEL CLARK Teacher Local Honor Society. Nat'l Honor Society Al derman, Pres. Girls' Service Club, Yearbook Committee, G.A.A., Iunior P.-T.A., Auxiliary Drama Club, Letter Girls' Club, C.lC Negro History Club. CONRAD COCI-IRAN Art Instructor Art Editor of Blue 6 Gray. Alderman, Execu tive Staff. Student Council, President 3B Class Postmaster, Clean-Up Campaign. A Cappella Football Team, Lettermen's Club. RAYMOND CRUMP Pharmacist Chairman of Safety Council, Swimming Team Drama Club, C.I.C. BENELLA WILLIS DINWIDDIE Teacher G.A.A., Honor Society, A Cappella, C I C 32 HENRIETTA DIXON Nurse G.A.A., A Cappella. CELESTE DOGAN Librarian G.A.A. VERNA DONALDSON Secretary C.I.C., G.A.A. I VELMA DRAYTON Nurse G.A.A. GLENETTA PAY Teacher C.I.C., G.A.A., Honor Society, Negro History Club. ALMA FLANAGAN Nurse Girls' Chorus '38, Girls' Service Club, Press Club, Honor Club, National Honor Society, Year Book Committee, G.A.A., C.I.C.. Negro History Club. case! aff wgo gear ET mama, it , .LT I IUANITA FREEMAN Teacher Press Club, G.A.A. Delegate, Honor Society, C.I.C., A Cappella, Cheer Leader, Booster Club, Yearbook Staff. MITTIE CATHERN FULLER Dietician Girls' Service Club, Negro History Club, Li- brary Club. Drama Club, Mixed Chorus, Voice of Phillips, G.A.A., Alderman, A Cappella, Student Council, C.I.C. JESSE GARDNER Lawyer Alderman. Intramural Baseball Champ, C.I.C WILLIE GARMON Athletic Instructor Football Team. Press Club, Vice Pres. Library Club, Student Council, Boxing Team, Letter- men's Club, C,l.C., Program Committee. MILTON IOHN GORDON Lawyer Member oi Student Council, Sergeant at Arms C.I.C., Negro History Club. MARION GRAHAM Concert Pianist National Honor Society, Local Honor Society, Assistant Post Mistress, G.A.A., Drama Club. 33 Qgrfft s-if 9-...ni 11 H 1 is x 5 ' X 1 is - 1+ fs' 9 404 MINNIE GREEN Teacher Negro History Club, C.I.C., G.A.A. WALTER GREEN Pianist C.I.C. GULFTHA HALL Pattern Designer G.A.A., C.I.C. ORA LEE HALL Nurse G.A.A., C.I.C. GLENDIS HAMBRICK Printer 4A Class Treasurer, C.I.C., A Cappella. JOHN HANNAH Civil Service Basket Ball, Baseball, Alderman, Captain of Marshals. T v - oz Q55 Manda foz 'zi gf cmcf cfufy, at t Ns' Q 1,30 Honor Society, C.I.C. MARY ALICE HARGES Beautician G.A.A., C.I,C., Alternate Alderman. ' INEZ HARRIS as Q Interior Decorator Girls' Service Club, Alderman, Honor Society, Drama Club, Year Book Committee. G.A.A. VELMA HICKS Chemist Alternate. G.A.A., Secretary of Girls' Service Club, Honor Society, Nat. Honor Society, LEONARD H. HILL Civil Service C.I.C. NORMA D. HILL Doctor C.I.C., G.A.A., Girls' Service Club, A Cappella, Negro History Club. 34 IOHN D. HUMPHREY Civil Service Boy's Chorus, Drama Club, Negro History Club. MARY ALBERTA HUNT Social Worker G.A.A.. Boosters Club, Alderman of Div. for Student Council, A Capella. MARTHELLA HUTCHERSON Teacher Vice Pres. of G.A.A., Letter Girls' Club, Vice Pres. of Cheer Leaders Club, Treasurer of Leaders Club, G.A.A. Del., Mermaids Club. IOE THOMAS HUTSON Vocalist Drama Club, Spanish Club. CLARENCE QUIN IACKSON Teacher Student Council, Lettermans' Club, Basketball Team, Basketball and Football Capt. CHARLES IAMES IENKINS IR. Lawyer Year Book Staff, Basketball, Football, Band, Pres. of Chicago's Chapter of the National Honor Society, Fire Chief, Ass't. Post Master. 7 sw tl . Q Klfuiflfifzazfozma sac momaizf fgzu 4 N ALLEN IAMES IOHNSON Artist Voice of Phillips. Negro History Club, C.l.C.. Year Book Staff, A Capella, Student Council. GLORIA EVELYN JOHNSON Philanthropist G.A.A. RUTH ELONDIA N. JOHNSON Designer G.A.A., Class Gift Committee, C.l.C. WILLIE IOHNSON Aircraft Mechanic Swimming Team CCapt. for 2 Yearsl, School Sports Reporter, C.I.C., B.A.A. ZENOBIA IOHNSON Civil Service Worker G.A.A., C.I.C. CHARLES C. IONES Civil Service Band, C.l.C. 35 all I ' Q 'A , twill fr- . .3-' K x e s 49 f ' 'r. ' 4' sw I, 1 N' 0 ss MATTIE L. JONES Beautician A Cappella, Girls' Athletic Association. RUTH IONES Social Service Worker G.A.A., Hikers' Club, Alternate, Yearbook Stalf. WILLA IONES Stenographer Press Club, C.I.C., G.A.A., Negro Club, Library Club. ROSCOE IULIEN, IR. Civil Service Capt. Basketball and Baseball Teams, Ser- geant at Arms C4BJ. A . LUKE KEEL Business Man Drama Club, Alderman. C.I.C. -it FRANCES LOUISE LANGFORD Psychiatrist G.A.A., Year Book Staff. . 4' L li I. tj. j i N' l M uafica ii EZ moffo, t QQJL N , MILDRED LEE Secretary Honor Society, Girls' Service Club, Alderman oi Division 402, C.I.C. 7 -wx f EVELYN LEWIS rf 'Rf ANN' Nurse 9 Q: G.A.A.. c.1.c. f A fi 'ww FREDERICK LIGHTFOOT Actor A 2 V Drama Club, Negro History Club. 5+ ' 1- . LOUTISHA MACK Court Reporter Pres. of 4B Class, G.A.A., Girls' Service Club. Honor Club, Pres. National Honor Society. Al- derman, Yearbook Committee. Negro History Club, Voice of Phillips, Iunior P. T.A. Auxili- ary, C.l.C. CORRINE I. MARTIN Dancer G.A.A., A Cappella EDNA MARTIN Secretary C.I.C., G.A.A. History foo X I RUTH ELIZABETH MARTIN Social Worker G.A.A., C.I.C. LOYAL D. MATTHEWS Doctor C.I.C., Boosters' Club. MARY ELLA MCCLUNG Stenographer G.A.A., C.I.C. FLOYD MCDANIELS Mail Clerk Intra-mural Baseball Champs. MATHEW MCGRIFF Lawyer Band, Drama Club, C.l.C. BOOKER McWlLLIAMS Civil Service Engineer Newspaper, Student Council. Baseball, Honor Club, C.I.C., Treasurer of 2B Class. cg 5 is ifszn, gui afaunag GURNELL MINGO Social Worker G.A.A., C.I.C., Student Council, Press Club, Year Book Committee. ANNIE MITCHELL Soloist A Cappella. ALVEDER LUCILLE MOODY Beautician Year Book Staff, C.l.C. LEON MOORE. IR. Statesman Mayor ot Wendell Phillips, Comptroller of '40, Football Team, Vice Pres. Voice oi Phillips. Pres. Library Club, Inter-scholastic Society of Library Assign., A Cappella, Lettermen's Club. ALFRED MULLEN Vocational C.I.C. LOUIS MURCHINSON Mail Clerk Intra-mural Baseball. 37 , , ix u f' Q U 1, , .tv 'af T. 7.- 231.15524 I1:J'i'fbf, V gf 4. -9- N f gg. Q . J., '. .. .4 . ' 2? - 'E--' 1 4 cmcf blue QR I it N ,y W I Q1 N 'U r r r X, U66-LIZ of Qgnfapz, FLORA MAE MURPHY Teacher G.A.A., C.I.C., National Honor Society, Girls' Service Club, Drama Club. FRAZIER MURRAY Embalmer Intra-mural Basketball and Baseball Teams. WILLIAM MURRAY Tailor Intra-mural Basketball, Baseball. EDDIE MATHEW MYLES Physician and Surgeon Vice Pres. 4A Class, Vice Pres. Nat'l Honor Society, Honor Society, C.I.C., Glee Club, Let- termen's Club, Sport Reporter, Director ot the lntra-mural Department. CLARENCE NEEDHAM Lawyer Honor Club, Student Council, A Cappella, Al- derman, Negro History Club, Intra-mural Basketball. RAMON NIGHTENGALE Lawyer Honor Society, C.I.C. SUSIE MAE NIX Singer G.A.A., C.I.C., Drama Club, A Cappella. Honor Club, Negro History Club. KATHLEEN NORRIS Teacher G.A.A., C.I.C. ROLLIE MAE OUTLAW Seamstress G.A.A., Hikers' Club. DOROTHY LOTTIE PALMER Teacher G.A.A., C.l.C. CARL PATTERSON Life Saving Instructor Swimming Team, C.I.C. PORTIA PENMAN Physical Education Teacher Girls' Service Club, Honor Society, National Honor Society, Mermaids' Club, Chairman of Clean-Up Campaign, Post Office Supervisor OUJZ CLLT AUGUSTUS PERKINS Swimming lnstructor C.I.C. MARIE PEARL Secretary C.I.C., G.A.A. WANDA ONA POINDEXTER Surgical Nurse G.A.A., C.I.C. DORIS POLK Court Reporter G.A.A., C.I.C. ,Q EDITH PRICE Stenographer of C.I.C., G.A.A., Alternate, 3A Class Secretary, Honor Club. EDITH PROCTOR Stenographer Honor Society. 93!ZaZ'Qpr, we wail' im SILAS I. PURNELL Civil Service Alternate. Student Council, Marshal. TOMMIE E. RAY Mechanical Engineer Press Club, Intra-mural Baseball and Basket- ball Teams. ' ALBERT IAMES REASONER, IR. Aviator Football Team. OMEGA REED English Teacher Girls' Chorus, Girls' Service Club, G.A.A., Alderman, Secretary National Honor Society, C.I.C., Honor Club. GERALDINE REEDER Becrutician G.A.A., Girls' Service Club, C.I.C., A Cappella. EMMA RHONE Beautician G.A.A.. C.I.C. 39 X 3 I ive , .6 Q 5 M, K 1 N Nl' W We H fs Q . 71 iii fv : 1 e .ir ! ' I X, J f s ails, Q , Q, is O 0 v ls' FORTUNATUS RICARD Musician Band, Alderman Three Consecutive Semesters, Marshal. IACQUELINE BLANCHE RICHARDSON Aviatrix Feature Editor of School Paper, Year Book Committee. G.A.A., Member of the Mermaids. Student Council. ELWOOD RILEY Doctor A Cappella, Intra-mural Basketball and Base- ball, Student Council, Honor Club, C.I.C. PRINCE RILEY Surgeon Honor Society. Student Council, Alderman, C.I.C., Negro History Club, Intra-mural Basket- ball. AURELIA ROBINSON Teacher G.A.A., C,I.C. DORIS ROBINSON Civil Service Worker Press Club, Feature Editor of Newspaper. G.A.A. 0 Q3!ZafQf2i edvfzgflf Q35aZ'Qf2 MARY SAMS Typist G.A.A., A Cappella. LILLIE BELL SCAIFE Secretary G.A.A., C.I.C., Alternate. LOUISE SI-IERFIELD Physical Education Teacher Pres. G.A.A., Girls' Service Club, C.I.C,, Negro History Club, Leaders' Club, Letter Girls' Club, Delegate Mermaids' Club. DORIS SIGMON 5. ,pu 9' T' Designer C.I.C., G.A.A. GERALDINE SILLS Mathematician Vice Pres. Girls' Service Club, G.A.A., Iunior P.-T.A. Auxiliary, A Cappella. Luncheon Com- mittee. FRED EDWARDO SIMON, II Mail Clerk V ' A C.I.C., A Cappella, Swimming Team. 40 y EUGENE SIMPSON Musician Band, C.I.C. CARL BERKHART SMITH Teacher Honor Society, National Honor Society, Cheer leader, Yearbook Committee, Class Gift Com- mittee. CHARLES S. SMITH Pres. 4A Class, Honor Society, National Honor Society, Cheerleader, Alderman, Letterman, Sports Editor ol Blue and Gray. Teacher HENRY SMITH Machinist C.I.C,, Boosters' Club. MARY SMITH Seamstress G.A.A., C.I.C., Negro History Club, Drama Club, Letter and Emblem Girls' Club, A Cap- I pella. SUSIE L. SMITH Librarian G.A.A., Boosters Club, Library Assistant, Book Clerk. OLUZ5, we is. as is HERMAN SPAIN Tool and Die Maker Alternate, Lettermen's Club. EMMA STEELE Secretary G.A.A., C.I.C., A Cappella Choir. MATHEW DONALD STRICKLAND Physical Education Teacher Basketball, Baseball, lntra-mural Football, Li- brarian Club, Lettermen's Club, B.A.A. FANNIE STRONG Beautician G.A.A., C.I.C. IOSIE EVELENA SWOPE Seamstress G.A.A. EMMA THOMAS G.A.A., C.I.C., Alternate, A Cappella. 41 . Xl . 13 5 , lair c ' 'W - .4 fn is alas owz amzsfz . Q S' ,nv 62- at-as air on 'Ulu' fir li! WILLIAM EDWARD THOMAS, IR. Doctor Negro History Club, Student Council. HARRY THOMPSON Civil Engineer Vice Pres. 3A Class, Honor Society. WILBUR TUGGLE Engineer Honor Society, Iournal Staff. Pres. 2B Class Alderman. Alternate, C.I.C., Drama Club Vice Pres. Honor Society, Assistant Editor oi Blue and Gray. ROOSEVELT ULMER Doctor Alderman, Negro History Club. MORRIS VAUGHN Engineer C.l.C. KATHRYN LOUISE VILEY Stenographer G.A.A., C.I.C., A Cappella. HUDSON WADLINGTON Printer Police Chief, Alderman. 3B Class Treas., Bus. Mgr. Voice ol Phillips, Lettermen's Club, Pres. Cheerleaders' Club, C.I.C., A Cappella, Drama Club, Chairman Prom Committee. CHRISTINE LARRAINE WARR Stenographer Honor Society, G.A.A., C.I.C., Girls' Service Club. ELLA MAE WASHINGTON Milliner G.A.A., C.I.C., Negro History Club. HELEN H. WASHINGTON English Teacher G.A.A., C.I.C. VIOLET WASHINGTON Braille Teacher Honor Society. DEVALLEP IE WEARY Stenographer G.A.A., Boosters' Club, Drama Club A Cap pella, Girls' Service Club, Spanish Club C I C if 42 ' Lei iii co ou 'zeac Hz In ' 1 4 ,D V - I I the ig, IOHN WELLS Business Man l C.l.C., Alderman, Vice Pres. of Drama Club. Voice of Phillips, B.A.A., Marshal. ANNIE WALKER WHEATLEY Nurse G.A.A. HELEN MAE WHITE Stenoqrapher Honor Society, Girls' Service Club, Drama Club, C.I.C., G.A.A. ODESSA WHITE Social Worker I A A G.A.A., C.I.C., Honor Society. ' -f ,..-.N Q Wiiyw t - f Q CHESTER WILLIAMS I A Tailor Cheerleader, Intra-mural Football, Baseball, M I ,, Basketball. ,z,' 5 Q Ji f LORENZO E. WILLIAMS ' ' fi ' Aviator lx l S in gf Vice Pres. 2B Class, Marshal. 'VZ ' ' A-is 'f oz gbgifflfzi, 04696. ii. 'bl 'WN .r f 1: .t , 'N - -3 se' ff' Nl xi N I s HENRY WILSON Business Man Intra-mural Baseball, Football, Basketball, Library Club, Band. FRED DOUGLAS IOHNSON IULIUS SCOTT Engineer Physical Education Instructor President, Alderman, C.I.C., Aldernate. Basketball Team, C.I.C.. BOOSIGI Club. MYRTLE MAE WILLIAMS LESLIE WILLIS Beautician Postal Clerk Alderman. C.I,C. Cic- 43 IANUARY CLASS PRCDPHECY I, Style! ew Lrsten my chrldren and you shall hear Of a dream I recently had thrs year Look my chrldren and you shall see How wonderful your future IS to be Last mght as I lay ponder1ng over what the future held 1n store for the Ph1ll1ps class of Ianuary 41 feel1ng of drows1ness crept over me and I fell 1nto a deep slumber It seemed as though I slept as many years as R1p Van Wmkle for when I awakened I had aged conszderably and I was rn an entmrely d1fferent envrronment Oh' what a lovely garden I was stand 1ng 1n and there was the most beautrful creature beckonmg me to follow her' As we walked we sud denly came 1nto a changed world Cno wonder 1t s 19612 and behold' there were all my schoolmates of yester year fulf1ll1ng the1r respectlve places 1n l1fe The frrst thrng to catch my attentlon was an elab orate cloth1ng shop w1th a srgn Luke Keel and Co I dec1ded to go tn and look around and as I stepped 1n the door I was greeted by Pnnce Rrley who wanted to know 1f I would l1ke to glance over the latest gowns Before I could answer he had rushed me 1nto a room full of lovely dresses Among many mannequ1ns were and that dazzhng beauty Edna Banks The d1st1n gulshed artlsts Conrad Cochran and Allen Iohnson were srttmg along the s1de l1nes sketchmg the gown to be sent to the Glenglo newspaper of wh1ch Glendts Hambr1ck IS the edrtor I walked 1nto the next room where the models were bemg prettled up Matt1e Iones was gxvrng them fac1al massages whlle Ros1e Chappell manicured na1ls Alveder Moody apphed make up and Geraldlne Reeder curled ha1r The next room I entered was the general offrce where there were many stenographers engaged 1n vanous tasks At typewnters were Mary Sams M11 dred Lee Emma Thomas and Helen Wh1te Deval lane Weary Chnstrne Warr and Mary McClung were busy f1l1ng Can you 1mag1ne Charlotte Brown and Emma Steele takmg d1ctat1on at 150 words a m1nute'? Iessxe Blake Verna Donaldson and Kathryn V1ley are competxtors for the posztron of pnvate secretary to the Bus Mgr Henry Wllson CMay the best grrl w1nl I was 1nv1ted to look m on the sewmg department 1n order to see how the dresses were made Dora Brent and Mary Smrth were cuttmg patterns Dor1s Robtnson losre Swope and Rolhe Cutlaw were strtch 1ng away wh1le Ethel Burke Gulftha Hall Alma Bryant and Ruth Iohnson were puzzl1ng over new destgns I was told that a staff headed by Chester W1ll1GmS and Wlllram Murray was respons1ble for all the ta1lored su1ts of the shop and Ella Wash1ngton takes care of the m1ll1nery I expressed my admrratron of the store and to my surpnse I learned that Clarence Hardzn drew up the blue pnnts for 1t and Inez Harr1s superv1sed the rn tenor decoratxon Afer lmgenng a moment my steps began to wander agam I found myself stand1ng 1n front of a mansron of great grandeur There seemed to be an a1r of Celebrahon about the place so I took It upon myself to peek rn There rn the mrdst of prom 1nent socxety women stood Mrs Lyd1a Ienkms Cwe remember her as Lyd1a Black? who made a most charmmg and grac1ous hostess Governor Charles Ienkms was tn a far corner of the room d1scuss1ng w1th Senator Leon Moore fFuzzy to usl a new b1ll for the preventlon of cruelty to stray cats Hav1ng an eyeful I thought 1t was tlme for me to leave My next stop was at the Clty Hospltal where doctors Neversh1 Carter Elwood R1ley Norma H111 Roosevelt Ulmer Wlllldm Thomas and Eddxe Myles were operat mg on some unknown person Cpoor soul he ll probably be passed on to Frazler Murray to be embalmedl whlle nurses Hennetta Drxon Velma Draton Evelyn Lewrs Ann1e Wheatley Wanda Porndexter and Zeno b1a lohnson were bustlxng about gett1ng necessary equrpment for the doctors I dtdnt want to be 1n the way so I took my leave My next dest1nat1on was the new post offrce where I bumped mto Charles Iones Iohn Humphrey and John Hannah go1ng out on the1r da1ly routes Em ployed as clerks were Lou1s Murch1eson 163516 Adams Lourse Ba1ley Elmer Clatborne Leonard Hxll and Fred Slmon The new postmaster for Cook County IS Alfred Mullen There was nothmg here to hold my 1nterest so I was agam on my way As I journeyed on I drscovered that among these many new burldmngs there rema1ned rmpregnable Wendell Ph1ll1ps It was all modernrzed but rt st1ll stood as ever a symbol of h1gher educatxon and no wonder for Omega Reed 1S the prmcrpal and among the eff1c1ent teachers were Bennela Denwlddle luarnta Freeman Helen Washmgton Marthella Hutcherson and Kathleen Norns In the physlcal educatron depart fCont1nued on Page 46? . . I . n I I . I I . I ' n I . U I I I I n I I ' , . . ll ul G ' . I 1 1 n 1 I u n u 1 . II II - . ' I graceful Loutisha Mack, sophisticated Marion Graham, . ' ' , ' ll n - . ' . F . I ' ' ' 1 I n I . I I - . I l ' , - I I I I ' n - ' . l I - . ' u 1 . I I . I ' 'I . 1 . . 1 Q u , , , I I I I IANUARY CLASS WILL zu, IWW MW Having completed the secondary phase of our edu cation we the members of the brilliant class of Ianuary Nineteen Hundred Forty One do hereby leave our sahent characteristics talents traits and abilities to those individuals whom we think are most deserving of them F xrst we wish to express our profound appreciation to our dear teachers who have been most kmd and patient and unselfrsh in their guidance and advice To them we can only say We are truly grateful you have contributed much toward making our high school career one of the finest and memorable expen ences of our lives To all forthcoming classes we leave a portion of our intellectual ingenuity love of Phillips and school spirit with the sxncere hope that they endeavor to maintain the high standard of our school and keep its interests always uppermost in their minds as we have done Therefore being of legal age and sound mind and memory overflowing with ambition and with the de termination to achieve success we do make publish and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament We hereby bequeath the following algebralc ability To Marion Barthelmy I Iacquelme Richardson be queath my ability to form miracles with the pen To Pearl Jackson I Aurelia Robinson bequeath my ability to form snappy al1b1s To Earl Gary I Lilhe Scaife will my stenography ab111ty and personality To her sister Violet Mary Smith bequeathes her abillty to get along with people To Yvonne Martm I Carmrlla Barnes will my ability to take dictation and my bewilderment in tran scribmg lt To Grover Lawrence I Kathleen Norris will my ex cellent alegebraic ability To Ruby Hines I Ora Lee Hall will my ability to attend all classes without a single cut To Iohn Barfxeld I Emma Thomas will my ability to seek associates with pleasing personalities To my s1ster Cleola I Portia Penman w1ll my alert ness efficiency and friendliness To Hortense Harvey I Ruth Iohnson will my charm ing personality To Otis Ricks I Glona Iohnson bequeath my power to stay awake in class To Eugene Claiborn I Fred Simon w1ll my scholastic ab1l1ty To Frank Rice I Ruth Iones bequeath my pleasing personality To La Vexda Freeman I Iuanita Freeman will my scholastic abxlity To my sister Genevieve I Charles Smith will the 1oy of the great praise I received at Phrllxps To all the remaining Feather Merchants Cboys under 5 4 J I Carl Smith will my ability to get the answers To June Hines I Loutisha Mack bequeath my ora toncal and scholastic abilities I Iackqueline Richardson will to all my unfortunate fellow students the ability to be left out of everything To my brother Henry I Alma Flanagan bequeath my journalistic skill To Robert Redman I Wanda Pomdexter will time and space in his gym class To my sister Evelena I Iosie Swope bequeath my success in high school To Edith Baldwin I Louise Sherfield will my high standing in the G AA To my cousin Myrtle Iohnson I Addie Adams will my outstanding charactenstlcs punctuality and efficiency To Mose Daves I Norma Hill will my excellent oratory and shining example of efficiency To Linnie Shaw I Etta Boyd will my dramatic ability To Anna Marshall I Helen White will my superb stenographic ability and speed in typing To Cyrilla Solomon I Cora Bracy will my vim vigor and vitality To Annie Stokes I Henrietta Dixon will my geo metry ability To Iohnetta Felton I Velma Hicks will my scholastic ability and pleasing personallty To all other dramatic students I Ioe Hutson will my dramatic ability CCont1nued on Page 46I I ' 1 I I ' - I I ' I I . l I I ' ' I l ' I I 1 1 ' - - 1 1 . I ' I I 1 . I I I I 1 ' . ' ', . - I I I I . l . I I II II I 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' I' ' ' ' ' I I I I I I I - I ' ' I 1 1 , 1 1 1 I I I I I I To Mabel Robinson, I, Geraldine Reeder, will my , . ' ' ' I I I 1 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 1 1 1 I I I - I . 1 3 . . . . . . I 1 1 I ' 1 . . . . 1 1 . ' - I 1 1 1 I I I . l I I , I I I ' U 1 I , . I I I I I ' I I I I - . I 1 I 1 l ' . I I I ' JANUARY CLASS PROPHECY JANUARY CLASS WILL ICont1nued from Page 441 ment were Carl Patterson Agustus Perkins and Willie Garmon Heading the Math department is Geraldine S1lls Celeste Dogan and Susie Smith were kept busy ln the library On the staff of engineers are Booker McW1ll1ams Harry Thompson Tommle Ray and William Bonner The school has special luncheons prepared by the famous dietician Marie Carter I voiced my surprise at not seeing the Smith IWIHS among the teachers and was informed that they were now professors at Howard University Social workers Louise Sheffield Mary Camp Odessa Wh1te Gurnell Mmgo Ruth Jones and Mary Hunt are very useful to the school because they look after the needs of the students As I walked on I was suddenly momentarily blinded by a glittering flash of light Lookrng up I saw a magnificent theater There 1n bnght lights shone the words The V1ll1ans Moustache Cby Flora Murphyl starring M1tt1e Fuller Alvin Chamblee BGSSIG Allrson and Fred Lightfoot As I entered the theater I over heard someone discussmg the new Age Expeller that the famous chemist Velma Hicks had just perfected The play was rather short so to fill 1n the program there was a duet by Joe Hutson and Annie Mitchell Hosea Alexander gave a bit of spicey poetry Hudson Wadlington and Corrme danced to the stra1ns of John Well s orchestra in which I caught a glrmpse of For tunatus Recard Walter Green Eugene Simpson and Edwin Chamblee When the show was over I prcked up bits of gossip here and there Albert Reasoner has establlshed an Bracy and Jacquiline Richardson Doris Polk IS a court reporter and Francis Johnson a psychiatrist It was rumored that news commentator Julrus Scott has linked the name of Playboy Matthew Strrctland to that of Gloria Johnson who IS a prominent socialite The outstanding lawyers of the day are Milton Gordon Floyd McDan1els Mary Harges Edward Arnold Matthew McGr1ff and Robert Alexander I walked out rn the lobby of the theater wondering what was next on my program when all of a sudden these people became dim and blurry and gradually faded away I was once again rn that magnificent garden with that enchanting creature by my side KI still dont know whether she was an Angel or falryl She was speaking to me but lo even as she spoke the v1s1on died out and I woke with her words rmging 1n my ears The power to make th1s dream a realxty lies 1n the hearts and minds of the students of the January 41 class of Wendell Phillips There s no doubt about what we will do We re gomg to make this dream come true tContmued from Paqe 451 To my sister Pauline I Sybel Clark bequeath my pleasant memories of the students and faculty of Philllps To Iewell Allen and Dorothy Mmgo I Gurnell Mmgo wrll my ability to obtam admiration from my own sex as well as the OPPOSIIG sex To Thomas Jefferson I Dons Polk w1ll my magnetic personality To Wilma Allen I Eugene Simpson bequeath all my musical ability To my brother Nicholas I Rollie Mae Outlaw w1ll my sweet personality To any student who is capable of taking it I Hudson Wadl1ngton will my personality and technique of makmg friends To the two sweetest girls in Phillips Edith Baldwin and dear Viola Cross I Alvin Chamblee leave my Cwhat little it isl dramatic ability I Elmer Claiborne will all the sweet little girls I know to all the remarning boys To Edith Baldwin I Flora Murphy bequeath my scholastic ab1l1ty and testaments of Forty One members of the January Nineteen Forty One class was signed sealed and pub lished January 16 1941 and declared by those mem bers to be their last will and testament before their departure from hrgh school We the undersigned have ascribed our names as witnesses to the vahdity of the foregoing instrument Bessie Allison Sybel Clark Charles Smith Carl Smith Inez Harrrs Loutisha Mack min: nina 1 llllll mlm I A EEE min VUVVVUVUVUV'VVVVVVUYUVVUVVUUVUVUVUUVVU I 1 . I I . I I . I - I I I I . I I U I . ' ' l . . . . . I I D ' ll II I U I I , . . . I 1 J - . 7 . I I I . - - , . . . airline and has as stewardesses, Carmilla Barnes, Cora The foregoing instrument, consisting of the last wills - 11 1: I - I ' I I - 1 1 1 I ' . 1 1 I - - n 2? 1 . jf -, , Ill W1-IOS WHO MOST POPULAR Boy .,.......,,..A.,,............A...A.,..,. Leon Moore C13 Girl .....A..... ....., L outisha Mack C23 CUTEST Boy ............ .,....,... F ortunatus Ricard C33 Girl ......,..A....,.......,......,....,...., Edna Banks C43 MOST SOPHISTICATED Boy ........,.............,.....,... Alvin Chamblee C53 Girl ........,..,.........,,...A..,.. Marion Graham C63 BEST DRESSED Boy .......,.,..........w,..,. Clarence Needham C73 Girl ..................,............... Mary McGuire C83 BRAIN TRUSTER Boy .v..,..,.,,...l..l...........,.. Charles Smith C93 Girl ............ ,... . .. .... , ,,.,.w. Sybel Clark C103 MOST ATHLETIC Boy ,,.........,..,,...,...., a.w. ...,.,. R o scoe Iulicm C113 Girl ,,A,,,,,A,...,.,...l..,,,.w,w.., Louise Sherfield C123 WITTIEST Boy .,...,.,.,.........,. ..,....,,,, S ilas Purnell C133 Girl ,,,v,iYv,,,v..,,,,,,.,,....r.,,,,.,w,... Mittie Fuller C143 MOST TALKATIVE Boy ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,....,........,,,,, Iohn Humphrey C153 Girl ,,,,,,,,,..,..,.,,,..i,,..,...,.,,..1,e,.. Ruth Jones C163 QUIETEST Boy ,,,,.,,,,,,,r ,, ..,.... Morris Vaugn C173 Girl ,,,e,w,, ......, M ildred Lee C183 47 Q 11? A-rr f , fit: Y' , , xr 2 'H E. T731 la. ll, AQ'- ...ai bl.. C' 13. TA? 3 Q 1 '+- 5 1 ' 0 4. -,. 3 ft, ...zu 42 Y. yi Q,- sf' ,, if n. H 3 1 5, an' If ' 3, -- 5, wg, M. csv:-C 'f Q-.alll M, 4, 5' i 'fi sv C 3 rh , rer i 7. V, 'Q Q if ag: I2. Yi nuff 5 ---W--- 33 T Eff 'Z Q ATL' V5 1 ww N' IVA, P' XY!,wi, Af SE' if' ' ' , 5? f V 4:-aiu? K ,A an .iufg N . I 'QKQ1 . 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YS ' n CLASS OF l UNE OFFICERS we .sf-1 S-if GHPM YE W eff' YLCB PA-B ow- V' ROW D N T P5 ?tOLPxNPies1de0l Olflice Yieslden N SQCWKCUY D Tieosurer CLASS HISTORY By Cyrzlla Solomon It was only by perseverance and scholastic Campaign Award many members of our class capability that the graduating class of Iune 1941 possessed the power to endure so many perplexing rules and enticements that go to make up the freshman year The Sophomore year which consists of musical linguistic his torical and geometrical storms was another difficult accomplishment As our hopes and desires of our Iunior year were nearing their completion we prepared ourselves for that degree which represents four years of honest toil Having received that degree We the graduating class of Iune 1941 do hereby place before you our Exact History If one had a chance to glance on the interior of Wendell Phillips High School four years ago on that opening day in September 1937 he would have seen the newly built auditorium and cafeteria that everyone was raving about but he would have seen a special group of students that seem to stand out from all the rest This special group which was also called Freshies or Greenhorns had beaming faces all excited over entering high school The ob server on looking at this somewhat bewildered group would never have dreamed that it would one day be one of the greatest classes in the History of Phillips Most of our Freshman year passed wth us still getting broken into the high school system. Although we did not make the headlines of our school papers, we were often represented in the small print. We also contributed our full share to school activities. As Sophomores, we buckled down to busi- ness right away. Our Sophomore class offi- cers, who led us triumphantly through that year were Wilbur Tuggle, President: Harold Iohnson, Vice-President: and Helen Roberts, Secretary. ln the latter part of that year, when Wendell Phillips claimed another Clean Up were very active in helping to bring that about At the same time however we were not neg lecting our studies for now many of the mem bers of our class were winning honors showing their studious traits that added luster to the class as a whole Our Iunior year was another stepping stone on which landed the malority of our members Some of us were st1ll holding our standards high in scholarship which gave us recognition throughout the school as well as ln Honor Society It was during this year that the well known William King a member of the Sight Saving Class won the first prize in the nation wide essay contest on What is a True Ameri can This year also marked by the swell times we had under the leadership of Conrad Cockran our lunior class President Ernestine Woody our Vice President Dorothy Sims Sec retary and Hortense Harvy Treasurer Our progress was now showing that our efforts were not wasted for we finished our Iunior year with an enviable record As the title of Senior was earned by the majority of us it had that tendency which forced us to carry our heads slightly higher for we knew that it wouldnt be long now This year of all years was packed to its utmost with clubs studies and numerous activities which the seniors took pride in being a part ot. The honor students in our class who had won pins since their year are still members of that society were: Evelyn Davis, Luella Wheat, Ella Mae Kelly, Cyrillia Solomon, Amanda Iones, Iacqueline Bell, Hattie Currie, Harold West, Ernestine Woody, Olivia Harris. Marion Marcelle, Marian Freeman, Herman Cotton, Lessie Mae Begley and Margaret Mackev. Other prominent members of our class were Virginia Martin: who is now the editor of our school newspaper. Helen Roberts, SXNY5 YEARBOOK STAFF and Iohnetta Felton who were members all along are st1l1 carry1ng on ln a bxg way In the f1eld of athletlcs our class was also represented the g1rls havrng the1r day lust as well as the boys The football heroes of our class were Iack Flnley Haywood Young Er nest Bethany Samuel Presxdent Gus Marttn and Eddre Gray captam of the team who be cause of the excellent lob he d1d was later recogmzed as the most valuable of all The heroes of basketball are Louts Spam Arnette Holmes Iames Mttchell and L1onelH1cks The g1r1s rn our class who were members of the Grrls Athletrc Assoc1at1on and had ab1l1ty are Hattxe Currre Ol1v1a Harms Cyrllla Solomon Iohnny Ruth Burgess Beatrrce Blocker Johnny Taylor Gerald1ne Thrap Ella Brlceson V1r Munal Ramse and Iohnetta Flowers Y As the frrst half of our last year was fadmg away a most spectacular thmg happened whrch nearly caused a revolutron Why the usual thmg of course a grrl Amanda Iones broke the record by berng the frrst gtrl to be come Mayor of Ph1ll1ps Hlgh Thus we started our last semester wxth Amanda Iones as Mayor of Dear old Ph1ll1ps and also presldent of the Ph1ll1ps Chapter of the Natronal Honor Soctety Unfortunately our 4B Class Pres1dent Lloyd O Smrth who led us successfully lost out m the 4A electron but rn hrs successor Roland Chamblee we found an excellent leader who was untmng tn hrs effort to complete the necessary task for the Semor Class Our V1ce Pres1dent Iohnney Taylor Secretary Naoml Hale Dorothy Stms Treasur er Now after four years of honest to1l out of the three hundred and ftfty that started wrth us we the remammg three hundred that have the courage and perseverance to carry on ee Justrfted 1n saymg We made a br1ll1ant suc cess of rt Before our departure we would l1ke to say that we are most thankful to our prmcrpal and to teachers who took such great mterest m our tra1n1ng and feel It our duty to thank our fellow students for the1r hearty co operatlon uljvvf YEAHBOOK COMMITTEE 'L V , V l l A t Q T I 4? L 1 ' I . I ginia Martin, Huron Searcy, Dorothy Sims, ! gyggg : ' , . I ' I x 'i - ' - I , 5 ' ,f l Ax ' .QR . I 5 xi., t ' 'iv 50 Xl a s .T Q g,t 'wal' ma' w, ,QNX IESSIE SAMUEL ABRAMS Postal Clerk A Cappella. C.I.C., Baseball. WILLIAM ABSTON Doctor C.I.C. ALBERT ALEXANDER Doctor Baseball, Basketball, Football. C.I.C. BERNICE ALEXIS Nurse G A A., C.I.C. CLAUDINE ALLEN Social Worker G.A.A., C.I.C. LULA MAE ALLEN Nurse G.A.A., C.I.C. cqfwcz 1 cfsafz wiffiin owz WM. r, VPAA 1 A .5 WILMAR ALLEN Musician President ol 3B Class, Student Council, Honor Club, Intramural Sports, Leader of School Swing Band, Assistant Director of School Band, C.I.C. LLEWELLYN EUGENE ANTHONY Musician Student Council, A Cappella, Voice ol Phillips. C.I.C. SAMUEL ARRINGTON Aviator Football, Lettermen's Club, C.I.C. JOSEPH AUSTIN Civil Service C .I.C. ROBERTA AUSTIN Beauticiari Girls' Service Club, G.A.A., C.I.C., Negro History Club. ANNA MAE BABBIT Nurse Band, Mermaids' Club, G.A.A. semis fgan, I W5 WHS, EDITH BALDWIN Nurse President of Phillips Mermaids, President of G.A.A., C.I.C., Honor Society, Student Auxili- ary P.-T.A., Drama Club. MARY BANYARD Seamstress G.A.A.. C.I.C., Girl Reserve, Honor Society. EUGENE BARBER Postal Clerk C.I.C.. B.A.A. . HOWARD BARBER Chemist C.I.C., Basketball. JOHNNY BARFIELD Tool-Dye Maker Band. C.I.C. DORIS BARLOW Nurse A Cappella, G.A.A., Student Council, C.I.C. I Lou cz fzwzfzoae izm ana! ima Gan FRANK BARRON Aviator Lettermen's Club, Intramural Sports, Basket- Ball, Football, Student Council, Big Brothers' Club, C.I.C. DOROTHY BEDAR Seamstress G.A.A., C.I.C., A Cappella, Band. Cav' LESSIE MARY BEGLEY Pharmacist ww G.A.A., Student Council, A Cappella, Voice of Phillips, C.I.C., Year Book Committee, Girls' Service Club, National Honor Society, Honor Club IACQUELINE BELL Shorthand Teacher Honor Club, G.A.A., C.I.C.. Student Council, Girls' Service Club, Voice oi the School. Negro History Club. KATHERINE BELL Dretrcran Student Council, National Honor Society, C.I.C. KENNETH BELL Mortician Comptroller, Lettermen's Club, Police Com- missioner,' Vice President of Negro History Club, A Cappella, Camera Club, Student qi lx Council, C.I.C. A' ' 53 -if 'Et ff., I y 419 f 5 tx af, 'fx K Wa f ' ' . I l M ' 1 I X 59 Qt xffcb i..,J H ,f .. R: EVELYN BERRY ' Nurse G.A.A., C.I.C. LEOCONIAL BERRY Typist G.A.A., C.I.C. -if ERNEST BETHANY Physical Education Instructor Baseball, Football, Lettermerfs Club, Honor Club, C.I.C. IRENE BILLS Secretary G.A.A., C.I.C. CLOVEACE BINNS Interior Decorator G.A.A.. C.I.C. Md' BEATRICE LAVERA BLOCKER Actress G.A.A.. C.I.C.. Student Council, Drum Major- ette. Letter Girls' Club, Library Club, Drama Club. R3-1 I A t Ugaf fo gbgiffifza we ge fczifgfufj Q6 j qs CHARLES W. BLOCKMAN ,nf Doctor c.1.c. ' GUSTINE BOLTON Secretary G.A.A., C.I.C., Student Council. 'fx- Img: BURTON BOSEN Artist Band, C.I.C. CHARLES BOULDEN Artist C.I.C., Iournal Staff. IAMES BREWER q I Sailor C.I.C. AGNES BROCK Designer G.A.A., A Cappella. .......... V 2 ALFRED BROOKS Mechanic Basketball, Lettermen's Club, C.l.C. LOUISE BROWN French Teacher Student Council, Library Club, G.A.A., C.l.C., Girls' Service Club, Mermaids. LUBERTHA BROWN Seamstress G.A.A., C.l.C. MATILDA E. BROWN Vocalist C I C G.A.A. MARY BRYANT Bookkeeper G.A.A., C.l.C. ELLA BRYSON CMAEJ Stenoqrapher G.A.A., Honor Club, C.l.C., Letter and Emblem Club. owz ofzfunaa we anus, OSCIE BUCKNER Shoe Salesman Swimmina Team, Intramural Sports, Negro History Club. C.l.C. IOHNNIE RUTH BURGESS Physical Education Instructor Secretary Girl Service Club, Letter and Em- blem Club, Student Council, Year Book Com- mittee, G.A.A., C.l.C., Voice ot Phillips. ROBERT BURNS Mechanic C.l.C.. Phillips Clothing Army, National Honor Society, Intramural Sports, Student Council. ANGUS BUTLER CIC Big Brothers' Club. FELDER BUTLER Typist Student Council, Honor Club. MARGARET DOROTHY BUTLER Teacher G A A C I C 55 I Tr'-1 , X . A . ,il-' si NI Q' ,QQ G' B9 , O 657, ISAAC BYRD Postal Clerk Intramural Sports, Basketball, Football, C.I.C., Drama Club. BIRCK CAMMON Doctor Basketball, Lettermen's Club, C.I.C. NANCY LEE CAMMON Nurse G A A Student Council C I C A Cappella BERNICE DOROTHY CARROL Nurse G A A C I C Library Club ADRENIS RITA CARTER Dietician G.A.A., Honor Society, National Honor Society, Voice ol Phillips, C.I.C., Student Council. MARIE I. CARTER Seamstress G.A.A., C.I.C., Honor Society. we wif!! El'-LZ ga floyd ERNEST CASH Physical Education Instructor Drum Majorette Instructor, Voice ot Phillips, Student Council, C.I.C. FLOYD CAVENS Business Manager Intramural Sports, C.I.C. ROLAND WESLEY CHAMBLEE Surgeon President 4A Class, Football, Iournal Staff, Intramural Sports, President 3A Class, Student Council, C.I.C., Year Book Committee. EUGENE LEON CLAIBORNE Mail Clerk C.I.C. LEONARD HERBERT CLARK Musician Intramural Sports, C.I.C., B.A.A., Football, Baseball. EDDIE CLAY Printer C.I.C. LOUISE CLEMONS Social Worker GAA Honor Society. Girl Reserve, C.I.C., Negro History Club. FRANK COACHMAN Lawyer C.I.C., Honor Society, Iournal Staff, Voice ol Phillips, Big Brothers' Club. I-IERMAN COTTON Lawyer Student Council, Big Brothers' Club, President oi 2B Class, Honor Society, Voice of Phillips. ETHEL COTTON Seamstress G A A C.l.C. VYOLA LOUYSE CROSS Red Cross Nurse G.A.A., C.I.C., Girl Service Club, Honor Club. Voice of Phillips, Negro History Club, Student Council, Library Club. HATTIE ELIZABETH CURRIE Designer C.I.C., Voice ol Phillips, Letter cmd Emblem Club, Honor Club, National Honor Society. Treasurer G.A.A., Phillips Leader, Year Book Committee, Sr. Volley Ball Team. ll own eu 'ay fgof an waz ' X WILLIAM DABNEY Barber Student Council, C.I.C., B.A.A. MALCOLM DAIGRE Doctor C.I.C. CLEO VERNETTA DAVIS Stenoqrapher GAA C.I.C., Office Assistant, Year Book EVELYN MILDHED DAVIS Clerical Nurse ACappella Choir, Honor Club. G.A.A., C.I.C., Year Book Committee. MOSES DAVIS Playground Instructor C.I.C., Student Council. 57 . r l- if -'D ' ff . 3 I x . ,Sv xi Q o Us 6' Si .9005 Q KING DELONG Musician Swimming Team, Basketball, Boxing, C.I.C., Band. EDNA MAE DEVORE Seamstress Honor Club, C.I.C. LOUISE DEVORE Seamstress C.I.C., G.A.A., Student Council. OSSADELL DILLARD Secretary Girls' Service Club, G.A.A., Honor Society, C.I.C., Library Club. ENOLIA MAE DOW Nurse G.A.A., C.l.C. AUDREY DRAYTON Doctor G.A.A., C.l.C. alia fgf: Efua an gray on L DOROTHY EDWARDS Pharmacist G.A.A., Student Council. Voice of Phillips. C.I.C., Honor Society, Emblem and Letter Club, Phillips Leaders' Club. National Honor Society. ELIZABETH ELDEN Costume Designer G.A.A.. Student Council. ODWAY EVANS Postal Clerk C.I.C., Student Council. ESTELLA FAIR Nurse C.I.C. IOHNETTA FELTON English Teacher Associate Editor of Phillips Iournl. Booster Club, Library Club, Student Council, Year Book Committee, Post Office Clerk, Voice of the School, Negro History Club, C.I.C., G.A.A., Emblem and Letter Club. A Cappella Choir. ELEANOR FERGUSON Teacher G.A.A., C.I.C. FLOYD FILES Civil Service Swimming Team, Basketball, Baseball, C.I.C., Marshal. IACK FINLEY Coach Football, Basketball. Baseball, Track Team, Lettermen's Club, Student Council, Honor So- ciety, Marshal. ODESTER LYNORA FINLEY History Teacher C.I.C., G.A.A. MARY LOUISE FOSTER Nurse G A A Booster Club C I C YVONNE FOSTER Teacher G.A.A., C.I.C., ACappe1la. Negro History Club. LEONARD FREEMAN Machinist Basketball, Swimming Team. Lei owz annez foucfl ffl MARION FREEMAN Bookkeeper Honor Club, National Honor Society, G.A.A., C.l.C., Voice ot the School, Student Council. CAPITOLIA GADEN Stenographer G.A.A., C.I.C., Voice oi the School, Student Council. WILLETTA GALVIN Teacher Girls' Service Club, G.A.A.. ACappella. ROSYE LEE GARDINER Social Worker G.A.A., C.I.C. GEORGIA MAE GARRETT Dressmaker G.A.A., Negro History Club, Girls' Service Club, C.I.C., Letter and Emblem Club. Student Council. CLEASTER GASTON Kindergarten Teacher G.A.A., C.I.C., Voice of the School. Braille Typist. Student Council. 59 55, lf, 40 , ,.l f e ' . ' .5 'N - .lv c QQ Q3 if qq' 4-- fl? Q MARGARET GAYNOR Postal Clerk G.A.A., C.I.C. fifih IOHN GIBSON Postal Clerk C.I.C. Mudd' '11-ll RICHARD L. GOUGES Electrical Engineer Football, Lettermen's Club, C.I.C. JAMES ALLEN GRANT Mechanical Engineer Photography Club, Student Council, C.I.C. EDDIE GRAY Pharmacist Baseball, Football, Basketball, Lettermen's Club, C.I.C. i , 51,5 IEWELL GUEST Secretarv G.A.A., C,I.C., Voice ot Phillips. 22, I-'X ll a I ' fzffff O I ' ite on we .f L L 1, xg Q, '20 . S if Q NAOMI HALE Musician Secretary 4A Class. G.A.A., ACappella, Girls' Service Club, C.I.C., Secretary 38 Class, Dra- matic Club, Honor Society, Year Book Com- mittee. EARL HALL Engineer Basketball, Football, C.I.C. SANDY HALL Musician ACappella, C.I.C. SJW' DOROTHY HANDY Nurse G.A.A., C.I.C. FREEMAN HARDAWAY Vocalist Football CIC Pyg ROGER E HARDY Lawyer C I C OLL7, 4174! MINNIE L. HARRELL Secretary G.A.A., C.I.C. FREDERICK HARRIS Chemist C.I.C., Swimming Team. Z LILLIAN HARRIS Stenographer G.A.A., C.I.C., Negro History Club. OLIVIA DELORES HARRIS Beautician G.A.A., Honor Club, Letter Club, C.I.C., Girls' Service Club, ACappella. IOSEPHINE HARRISON Musician C.I.C.. G.A.A. SARA IANICE HARSTON Nurse G.A.A., ACappella, C.I.C., Student Council. IUANITA HART Teacher G.A.A., Student Council, C.I.C. HORTENSE HARVEY Social Worker C.I.C., G.A.A., Student Council, Treasurer of 3A Class, Treasurer oi 4B Class. I CATHERINE HEDGLEY 9 Secretary G.A.A., C.I.C., Voice of the School, Student Council, Drum Majorette, ACappella Choir. HAROLD LEON HELM Mechanical Engineer Negro History Club, C.I.C., Student Council. LIONEL LONNIE HICKS Civic Leader Basketball, Vice President Negro History Club, Lettermen's Club, C.I.C. WILLIE HIGGINS Mortician Football. Library Club, C.I.C. 61 Ezfo vac! . 'Q t-, wus. UDV , .mf . ,l g K I x 4 n Qi' W0 Xl 411 'Eb- .HK la 9 M is TWC , sf' .2 IN ,, RUBYE HINES Stenographer G.A.A., C.I.C. LAWRENCE HOBBS Commercial Artist C.I.C., Year Book Committee, Student Council, A Cappella. ALDREA VIRGINIA HOLLINS Doctor C.I.C., G.A.A. ARNETT HOLMES Engineer C.I.C., Football, Basketball, Lettermen's Club, Movie Operator, Reporter, Intramural Sports. MELVYN S. HOLMES Postal Clerk C.I.C., Student Council, Marshal. CLIFFORD HOPPS Physical Education Instructor Football, Lettermen's Club, Marshal, C.I.C. ffkiz t A I f is ,, 1 'E J 1 , Qbfztmpt. 09245145 tyfgf Q3EaZ'Qp .t t Mt JAMES HUNT Physician C.I.C., Big Brothers' Club, Marshal, Student Council. CHARLES HUNTER Aviator Basketball, Lettermen's Club, C.I.C. EVELYN I-IYNSON Nurse Honor Club, C.I.C. CHARLEY B. IVEY Typist Student Council, C.I.C., Honor Society, G.A.A. FANNIE MAE IACKSON Musician G.A.A., C.I.C. RUBY LOUISE JACKSON Social Worker fi G.A.A., C.I.C., Student Council, ACappella, Dramatic Club. 62 J ,Mi i. lu :V l-,5 WILBERT IACKSON Football Coach Football, Basketball, Track Team, Lettermen's Club, C.I.C. THOMAS IEFFERSON Professional Artist C.I.C., Student Council. VERA IEFFERSON Social Service Worker C.l.C-, G.A.A. CHARLES IENKINS Civil Engineer Basketball, Marshal, Letterman, Big Brothers' Club, C.I.C. RALPH IENNINGS Chemist Captain of Marshals, Student Council, C.l.C CLIFFORD IOHNSON Interior Decorator C.I.C., Intramural Sports. own we ia! :Raise owl amzez DOROTHY IOHNSON Stenographer C.I.C., G,A.A. EVELYN IOHNSON Stenographer G.A.A. GEORGE IOHNSON Designer Honor Society, C.I.C., B.A.A. HAROLD IOHNSON Psychiatrist ZA Class Vice President, Student Council, Red Cross Delegate lrom Phillips, ACappel1a. C.I.C. MARY IOHNSON Nurse G.A.A., C.I.C. MILDRED IOHNSON Social Service Worker G.A.A., C.I.C. 63 418, f 'RH 'X 0 x Q i i , . tr! Y K lr 1 'xxx N: Q! 4 AMANDA ELVIRA JONES History Teacher Mayor, Comptroller, Treasurer of National Honor Society, Pres. of National Honor Society, Secretary of Honor Club. Student Council, G.A.A., ACappel1a, Voice oi Phillips, Negro History Club, C.I.C., Journal Staff, Year Book Committee. ELLA MAE KELLY ' Teacher Year Book Committee, Alderman, G.A.A., 4B Class Secretary, Girls' Service Club. National Honor Society. '19- GEORGE O'NEAL KEYES C.I.C., Basketball Team, Negro History Club, 'Vs Baseball Team. Lettermen's Club. WILLIAM KING . Electrical Engineer . Basketball Team, Lettermen's Club. be I' I. ' I ,fn r if' WILLIAM c. KING C?I?QTj2rStudent Council, Negro History Club. s EUGENE LAWSON Lawyer C.I.C. . f .f s he ' 5 . , 'I-1' ' Hfiffff fifi X - .4 CLUZ O12 L . E L Li CO O71 'ZEQG E RQ 9 at S b AN Ms, Q IOHN LAWSON Athletic Director Year Book Committee, Baseball Team. it Nurse C.I.C. MURIEL LEWIS Costume Designer WILLA MARY LEWIS Stenographer G.A.A., C.I.C., Student Council. GERALDINE LIGHTFOOT Doctor C.I.C.. G.A.A.. A Cappella. BLANCHE LINDER . Bookkeeper . C.l.C., G.A.A. ,K G.A.A., C.I.C., Mixed Chorus, Honor Society. V LUI-:LLA LAWSON . .f mg gi' 1. M le WY age dia N LESTER MCCAFFERTY Doctor Student Council, C.I.C., Intramural Activities, Marshal. ALMA SARAH MCCAW Teacher G.A.A.,C.I.C.,Honor Society. FRED MCCLINTON Dentist Baseball, Football, C.l.C. ELIZABETH MCCOY Social Worker G A A C I C LORRAINE MCDANIELS Civil Service Worker C I C G A A ROBERT MCGEE 5ggFl:aTlCinBaseball, Lettermen's Club, C.I.C. L in t I, ' 5, L Qvmfli, Qnflifflfls ggi! .QQ I Q., 5' CLEO L. MCGHEE Q- 'I Social Worker G.A.A., C.I.C. ADOLPHUS MCNEAL Civil Service Engineer Student Council, C.I.C., Basketball, Football. Baseball. GLADYS E. MCPIKE Singer C.l.C., Library Club. G.A.A. MARGARET IOSEPHINE MACKEY Bookkeeper Yearbook Business Manager, G.A.A., Honor Society. National Honor Society Treas., C.I.C., Voice ol Phillips, Student Council, Negro His- tory Club, Sr. Volley Ball Team. ROGERS B. MAIOR Musician Basketball. Music, Dramatic Club, Marshal, Baseball. MARY MALOY Mortician C.I.C. 65 Qw . ., 'Vw ' I f 10' ! 8 Nb' an tl ,vt gs V ' .ff W k, ' '4 ' My --,. 5 iv., iff? l ' fi , .sm ,. I fr ffvrwi , 1 X I A W I 4 ,g A I f 'fffei ' 1.5 121 1 .. '-N an Yay, I 449 , 2 ' . - fs 7 'N . ,Q-1 vt QR 5 Sf' fl Q' Q Q . OUECZ gL df! M60 gear 132' JUIQQUQMG MARIAN MARCELLE Librarian - Honor Society, National Honor Society, Treas. Girls' Service Club, Student Council, G.A.A., A Cappella, C.I.C., Year Book Committee, Vice President 3B Class. GUS MARTIN Business Manager Football, Honor Club, Letter Club. VIRGINIA RENETTA MARTIN Teacher Editor of Newspaper, Year Book Staff. Girls' Service Club, Postmistress, G.A.A., Student Council, Booster Club, C.I.C., Girls' Letter and Emblem Club, Treasurer of Honor Society, Voice of Phillips, Library Club. YVONNE B. MARTIN Kindergarten Teacher G.A.A., C.I.C., Student Council, Negro History Club. IOHNNY I. MASON Dress Designer G.A.A. THELME LOUISE MATHES Nurse G.A.A., C.I.C. LOUISE MAYNOR Secretary A Cappella, G.A.A.,C.I.C., Negro History Club. GUYETTA IEAN MILLER Stenographer Libray Club, Honor Society, G.A.A., C.I.C. HOSIE MAE MILLER Dress Designer G.A.A., C.I.C., Student Council. WILLIAM L. MILLER Postal Clerk C.I.C. IEROME MILLSAP Engineer , C.I.C., Camera Club, Intramural Sports, Base- ball, Basketball, Football, Student Council. IOSEPH MIMS Physical Educational Instructor Letterrnen's Club, Football, C.I.C., Baseball. lg 66 51 name, ev 'L IAMES MITCHELL Realtor Baseball. Basketball team, Student Council. C.I.C. GEORGE MONTGOMERY Pharmacist C.I.C. LEONARD MOORE Postal Clerk ACappella, C.I.C., Band, Voice of Phillips. WILLA MAE MOORE Beautician G.A.A. MAMIE M. MORRIS Modiste Student Council, G.A.A., C.I.C., Girls' Service Club, Iournal Reporter. Yearbook Committee. S'4.r 3 CHRISTINE MORRISON Civil Service Clerk Girls' Service Club. Yearbook Committee, G.A.A.. C.I.C. 9-asv' 'FHWA' lbs oz 155 afcmcfa foz 'ul gf am! cfufy I 1 ANDREW MOSELY N? Q Musician Band, Lettermen's Club. C.I.C. VERA MOSELY Typist G.A.A.. Student Council. C.I.C. MARGUEREE NASH Beautician G.A.A. C I C WILLIAM O NEAL Pharmacist C.I.C., Student Cotmcil. CHARLES LEE OWENS Lawyer Student Council, C.I.C., Big Brothers Club, Basketball. ROBERT OWENS Dentist C.I.C., Student Council. Band, Negro History Club. fav Y 5, 3 , 2? if 11. ff .I i-.,-P' I Q ,t TRAVIS PALMER Athletic Director C.I.C.,Baseball Team. IAMES PASCHAL Musician ACappella, C.I.C., Intramural Sports. BETTY PAINE Secretary Yearbook Committee. Student Council, Honor Society, G.A.A., C.I.C., Press Club. CLEOLA PENMAN Teacher Honor Society. Clean-Up Campaign Committee. CHARLES PERRY Electrical Engineer l C.I.C. Q t La .,,,,,, 'lg I PAUL PETERSON ,335 - ' Musician f A C.I.C. ' Klfyffifzfzfozms sac momslzf fgzu ANNIE LOUISE PIERCE Secretary G.A.A., C.I.C. MARIORIE PIERCE Stenographer C.I.C., G.A.A. IOHN WILLIAM PORTER Doctor C.I.C., Baseball, Basketball. LOUIS PORTLOCK Civil Service Intramural Basketball, C.I.C. IAY P. POWELL Mortician C.I.C. SAM PRESIDENT Actor Dramatic Club. ACapella, Student Council. Football, Band, Honor Society, Lettermen's Club, C.I.C. 68 , up. 41 THEODORE RICHARDSON IACQUELINE PRIDE Lawyer ' 1 C.I.C., G.A.A., A Cappella. Negro History Club. LEOLA PRUITT Nurse G.A.A.. C.I.C. Q'-H MURIEL RAMSEY Surgeon Honor Society, Yearbook Committee. Letter and Emblem Club. Girls' Service Club, Sec. G.A.A., Student Council, C.I.C. AGNES RANDALL English Teacher G.A.A., C.I.C. HARDY RANSOM Engineer C.I.C., Intramural Sports, Band. ROBERT REDMON Mail Clerk C.I.C., Student Council. uafica ia ez nzoffo, foo, ERNEST REYNOLDS its K if x Q i .W on 1 -Q 'Q - Draftsman Activities, Alderman, C.I.C. cya U1 Minister Student Council, C.I.C., Vice President 4B Class. OTIS RICKS Engineer C.I.C. HELEN P. ROBERTS Teacher City Clerk oi Student Council, Girls Sports Editor of Phillips Ioumal, President Girls' Serv- ice Club, Honor Society, Yearbook Committee, G.A.A. Reporter, C.I.C. EVANGELINE ROBINSON Beautician G.A.A., C.I.C. LEWIS ROBINSON Postal Clerk Student Council, C.I.C. 69 yum 'U-lf! ,iff 4957, PERCY ROBINSON, IR. Civil Service Worker Voice ot the School, C.I.C. RICHARD A. SANDERS Doctor Honor Club, ACapella, Boys Chorus, Student Council. RUBY SANDERS Beautician C.A.A., C.I.C. GIRLENA SAUCIER Librarian President ol Library Club. Representative for Phillips Library. Iournal Stall. EMMA LEE SAUNDERS Kindergarten Teacher G.A.A., Student Council, Honor Club, Year book Staff, C.I.C. ROBERT SAVAGE Editor ff Phillips Iournal Staff, Sports Editor, Marshal, Band, C.I.C. K cg 5 ia fiafm, gut afaunag . N . 'nav tl'Pl .6 X 1 V . N' it 6 15 ' THEESTA SAVAGE Beautician G.A.A., C.I.C. RICHARD B. SCONYEBS Mechanic Marshal, Manager of Electric and Auto Shop. Capt. of Marshal, Football. 'Yiwu DE LORES SCOTT Teacher ll 4,-4 1 ,F , IULIAN SCOTT Playground Instructor Basketball, C.I.C., Lettermen's Club, Intra- mural Sports HURON LORRAINE SEARCY Beautician Student Council, G.A.A., C.I.C., Honor Society. Negro History Club, Letter and Emblem Club. q:.....,. IV CORNELIA B. SHACKLEFORD Secretary G.A.A.. c.1.c. n 70 Band, G.l-LA., Student Council, C.I.C. ana! hue, 'KR ,if LINNIE MAE SHAW Singer Drama Club, G.A.A. Representative, Girls' Service Club, Year Book Committee. IRENE SIMPSON Sociologist G.A.A., C.I.C., Drum Majorette, Voice of the School. DOROTHY SIMS Statistician Treasurer 4A Class, ACapella, G.A.A., Year Book Stait, Letter Girls Club, Honor Club. Secretary of 3B Class, C.I.C., Girls' Service Club, Student Council. CLARA ANTOINETTE SIPES Stenographer G.A.A., Honor Club, Negro History Club. Girls Chorus, Drama Club. BIRDELLE SMITH Beautician G.A.A., Negro History Club, Dramatic Club, C.I.C. ELLA C. SMITH Vocalist C.I.C., G.A.A. Ufieiz of fpgiffifza, owz aim 436 '53 , '4H FLOSSIE MAE SMITH Social Worker G.A.A., Voice of Phillips, Girls' Service Club, C.I.C. LLOYD B. SMITH Postmaster C.I.C., Intramural baseball. LLOYD ONEAL SMITH Statesman Editor of Year Book. President 4B Class, Stu- dent Council, Vice President 3A Class, Band. C.I.C. MARY SMITH Beautician G.A.A. MERCEDES SMITH Beautician G.A.A. CYRILLA SOLOMON Teacher C.I.C., G.A.A., Honor Society. National Honor Society, Girls' Service Club. Year Book Com- mittee, Letter and Emblem Club. 71 Sk., two 04 , 1 it li Q ' 'inf . l Wi. W6 ff f .X I ly ' . 4 V8 ln . A sz S5 Q6 5' X I lui.. l Q V. l IN' er' 'R LOUISE SPAIN Basketball Coach Basketball, Lettermen's Club, Sports Reporter, Student Council, Baseball, KARL SPENCER Civil Service Basketball, C.I.C., Student Council, Big Brother Club. Camera Club. ROLAND STEWART Business Ex er! P Igmflf t f Year Book Statt, Band, Student Council, Post- ff. , p . A , H A I master. ANNIE STOKES Nurse G.A.A., C.I.C., Girl Reserve. DOROTHY STOKES Nurse Honor Club, G.A.A., Volley Ball Team. MOLLY LEE SUTHERLAND Nurse Mixed Chorus, G.A.A., C.l.C. 93lZafQf1t, we wall' tm . L73lZafl2p ANNIE MAE TAYLOR IOHNYE LAPEARL TAYLOR Musician Vice President 4A Class, Vice President Girls' Service Club, G.A.A., C.I.C., Student Council, Honor Club, Year Book Committee, Drama Club, Letter and Emblem Club. MARGARET TAYLOR Office Clerk G.A.A., Honor Club, C.I.C. 'K ' FLORENCE ORINOCO TEMPLE Beautician G.A.A., C.I.C., ACappella, Dramatic Club, Student Council. MARGUERITE THOMAS Social Worker G.A.A., C.I.C., Student Council, ACappe1la. LESSIE TOLIVER Seamstress G.A.A., Voice of Phillips, Student Council. .1011 S415 0-K fb se- 'fb 'Q- 5. JN, fb? 21' VERA LUCILLE TRIBBET Teacher Drama Club, G.A.A., C.I.C., Library Club IAMES TRIPP Doctor ACoppella, Baseball Team. ALLEAN UPSHIRE Cosmotoloqist G.A.A., C.l.C. IUANITA VAUGHN Stenographer C.I.C., G.A.A. JOY VENTON Dietician Girls' Service Club, Year Book Committee, ACappella, C.I.C., G.A.A. CHARLES WADDY Lawyer C.l.C. 93!ZaZQpr Gf,f,9A.f Qvfgfmfs. ALPHA WADLINGTON Musician G.A.A., Drama Club, Voice ol Phillips, C.I.C., Negro History Club. CORNELIUS WALKER Novelist 4' Lettermen's Club, C.l.C. J RICHARD WARD f 4- wi Musician 4 Q Band. C.I.C., Intramural Sports f' 4 AGNES WASHINGTON Violinist G.A.A., Year Book Committee, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Service Club. CHARLES WASHINGTON Engineer C.I.C. HERMAN WASHINGTON Lawyer Basketball. 73 'wish :gf 3 Q ,, Q . W' -.-,, if f f? X' .r g xg' N ' si 'Q 6' 0 Q' lxfsf' 'ffgk R ' .uv-' in-.vii HELEN WATKINS Nurse G.A.A., Honor Club, C.I.C. WILLA WATKINS Dancer ACappella, C.I.C., G.A.A. LUTHER D. WATSON Engineer Band, C.I.C. MARCELLA DELINE WEBB Teacher G.A.A., Reporter, C.I.C., Library Club Honor Society, National Honor Society MARGARET WEBB Beautician G.A.A., C.I.C., Band, Negro Hxstory Club HAROLD WEST Engineer Intramural Sports Basketball Football Honor Society, National Honor Society Student Coun cil, C.I.C. own we is ANNIE LAURA WHEELER Teacher Honor Club, C.I.C., G.A.A. EDWIN LEROY WHITE Doctor ACappe1la, C,I.C. MARY IO WHITE Teacher LIBRARY Club, H ERMA WILKERSON Teacher C.I.C. IOSEPH WILLIAMS Aviator C.l.C-, Drama Club, Intramural Sports co ou 'zaacg f 5 ig 74 , OCEOLIA WILLIAMS Stenoqrapher G.A.A.. C.I.C. ORA WILLIAMS Stenoqrapher Honor Club, G.A.A.. Student Council, ACap- pella, C.I.C. STEVE ROBINSON WILLIAMS ,ry Chemist Intramural Sports, ACappel1a, Boy's Chorus. Honor Society C.I.C. THOMAS WILLIAMS Engineer C.I.C. LESLIE WILLIS Mechanic Mixed Chorus, Swimming Club. CATHERINE WILSON Children's Nurse G.A.A., C.I.C. annex air on gi 5.1 faf iffy Club, The Phillips Song. words and music. was written by Mildred Bryant Iones-teacher of music at DuSable High School, former- ly of Phillips High School. LYRATA WINGFIELD Social Service Worker Library Club, G.A.A., C.I.C., Girls' Service ACappella, Girl Reserve. ESTHER WOODS Typist G.A.A., C.I.C., Voice ol Phillips. ERNESTINE WOODY Satistician National Honor Society. Girls' Service Club. 3A Vice President, Student Council, Year Book Committee, Honor Society, G.A.A., C.I.C., Letter Club, Negro History Club, Voice of Phillips. HAYWOOD LEWIS YOUNG Chemist Football, C.I.C. ALTONIA YOUNKINS Nurse G.A.A.. C.I.C. ,WT 'lf' ,: ll ,. F ,1 , N 1 5 mv xg. ' Q ' fi y vi Q 4 I N v w I ha 93EaZ'Qf1i, Qwiiffifzi 595. p 1 fl il l UNE CLASS PRGPHECY Los Angeles Cal1forn1a September 23 1958 Mr Roland Chamblee 57 E 57th Avenue New York New York My Dear Roland Much has transp1red SIHCS we met last I have traveled extenslvely over the Un1ted States and 1t so happens that I have a week of lexsure 1n the beau tttul Clfy of Los Angeles You w1ll of course remember that we were rem1n 1sc1ng about our class of Iune 41 and wonder1ng about our classmates Some we knew about about others we werent qu1te so sure As a s1del1ne to the research work for my new novel I dec1ded to look up some of them The results were qurte grat1ty1ng Th1s tr1p I planned carefully be1ng certa1n to touch many small towns as well as the larger ones Ioan Iohnye Taylor happened to be here collect 1ng matenal to t1n1sh her latest book The t1tle 1S not be1ng revealed so she dec1ded to accompany me as well as cont1nue her research as she wanted to glve her publtc shall we say another thr1ll as her pre v1ous ed1t1ons have done We left the c1ty v1a Amer1can A1rl1nes and ar nved rn Ph1ladelph1a Wlthln cr short t1me Amazrng how planes travel Wh1le hav1ng lunch at the Com modore 1mag1ne whom we ran across None other than pet1te I.1nn1e Shaw Remember? We d1d have a jolly reun1on She was to make her debut at the C1v1c Opera House and msrsted upon our staytng over We consented and secured box seats on the hrst balcony and were able to see many d1st1ngu1shed celebr1t1es Among those present were Alpha Wad l1ngton now starnng 1n a colossal mus1cal comedy on Broadway Boulden the tamed art1st was squrrmg h1s two best models shapely Beatrrce Blocker and Clesther Gaston How lovely they looked but 1f you w1ll re member they were always easy on the eyes V1rg1n1a Mart1n Fashlon Edltor of the Ph1ladelph1a Star arr1ved 1n the latest fad To our del1ght Lynns debut was a thnlhng success and the road to fame has just opened before her We w1shed her luck and left 1mmed1ately v1a bus for Pennsy1van1a Whmle ndrng through Pennsylvama we chanced upon the qua1ntest lrttle town known as Eutopan1a We had a three hour stop over so be1ng 1nqu1s1t1ve we dec1ded to 1nvest1gate as 1t m1ght prove benef1c1al To our surpnse we saw Chfford Hopps the Chrei of Pollce 1nspect1ng h1s force Wh1Ch 1ncluded Iames Paschal Ioseph W1ll1ams Steve W1II1GmS and Iames Hunt Qu1te a force dont you thunk? Clrfford took It upon htmself to escort us over h1s channmg c1ty whlch seemed to be tull of Ph1ll1ps1tes The towns lead1ng c1t1zen the banker was none other than Frank Barron wrth Arnett Holmes as h1s able asslstant The 1nhab1t ants surely had fa1th dont you thmk? There ahead of us on the corner was a beaut1tul church When we 1nqu1red about rt we were happy to learn that Theodore Rrchardson had ach1eved h1s l1fe long am b1t1on and was now clergyman 1n th1s farr Clly Wllh such outstand1ng geruus there IS reason for such a thr1v1ng town It must have been street clean1ng day for whom drd we see busy about hlS task as Jolly as ever but Malcolm Dcngre lust as we greeted h1m a da1ry truck whtzzed by whlch read McCl1ntons Dany Could that have been Fred? You can bet your boots lt was Gorng 1nto the res1dent1al sectton we saw many attracttve homes We passed a lovely whrte cottage wrth a tul1p garden and wh1le we were admmng rt the charm1ng owner came 1nto the yard To our sur pr1se It was none other than Yvonne Mart1n the gla mour g1rl We chatted for a wh1le and learned that Florence now a Temple Iacquel1ne Bell a school teacher and LOUISG Clemmons a dramat1c star l1ved 1n the same ne1ghborhood Due to the t1me we were unable to stay longer But lmCq1n6 th1s the1r mayor was a woman and guess who Amanda Iones who served such a splend1d term dunng our last year of school We d1d so regret to leave th1s town but w1th a sad Aloha we departed though our greatest a1m 1S to v1s1t Eutopan1a agam Resummg our places on the bus we sped along the h1ghway toward Wash1ngton We stopped 1n Alexandr1a to v1s1t Roland Stewart We had lunch at the Colonxal Club Here we met the reporter of the famous Tlt Tat column 1n the New York T1meS Iohnetta Felton She told us of the play Naomr Hale has wntten whxch 1S to co star Vlola Cross and Isaac ' ' ll I II I I I I . -I u - . I I I 1 ' , ' ' II I ll I I a I . . . I . I ll n I . ' . - . I . - U I II ' I 1 II - - He did succeed after a hard trial. ' ll I ll I, , I' , . I . I 1 I n 1 1 a ' I - I I I ' ' . l I ' I D . o 0 J . ' l - ll - - rl - . ' ' s n I I I I I ' ' I - I n q I a I I - I ' I I I ' I 1 I I UNE CLASS PROPI-IECY Byrd Mrs Iohnye Ruth Burgess 'P'P gave another of her famous d1nner partxes We regretted we were un able to attend for Iohnye really does QIVG such lovely dmners We left after lunch vxa plane for M1am1 Thomas Iefferson T and Ernest Bethany met us at the arrport They took us to our hotel where we dressed for d1nner Bethany took us to h1s club the Troplcal Garden Lourse Maynor 1S featured at the club and does she shall we say slay you w1th her sent1mental songs' After d1nner we V1S1l6d the Penguln Club whrch was starrlng none other than llttle Lessre Tollrver the sweet lrttle lady of Swlng She was stunn1ngly clad 1n a Mary Banyard creatzon her very latest the Swan M1am1 ms a lovely place but we couldnt stay there long On to Saratoga the land of the Blue Grass and Blue Blood horses R1chard Sanders the natlon famed vetennanan boarded the same plane for the c1ty of horses He was gomg to treat Susxe Robert Rosre Redmonds pet frlly who had suffered a broken leg Rrchard sa1d he had recently attended the Doctors Convent1on 1n AIIUHIIC Crty He chanced to meet none other than the famed phys1c1an and surgeon Doctor Wrllram M1l1er Arnvmg 1n Saratoga we took a tax1 to the race tracks we had longed to see but wart the taxr dnver looked farnxlxar It couldnt be but xt was Herman Cotton He sa1d he had been there for a number of years and was dorng qu1te well That race track IS a honey and we met many rac 1ng celebntles among whom were Rubye Iackson a wealthy horsewoman We walked down to the pad dock to glance at the jockeys and to our surpnse we saw an old fnend of yours mountmg a beautrful frlly You cant 1magme but 1t was Floyd Cavens We stopped 1n Chrcago our old home town The Alma Mater was streamlmed to a T Im sure you wouldnt recognrze rt Kenneth Bell IS now pnnclpal Adrenls Carter IS pr1vate secretary to our pnncrpal Ernest Cash IS sw1mm1ng mstructor Ella Kelly IS head of our Englxsh department and Dean of G1rls Qutte a number of our classmates are teachmg there Harold Iohnson IS teach1ng H1story Munel Ramsey and Cle ola Penman are members of the Physxcal Educatlon Staff Less1e Begley IS teachmg chemrstry and Evelyn Dav1s 15 teach1ng mathematrcs The Sams Sharp and Pres1dent are very eff1c1ent janrtors and lack Fmley has done very much for the football team Karl Spencer IS productng another show Cathenne Hedgley the sweet ballenna star IS to be the leadmg lady Andrew Mosley wrote the musxc scores Evan gel1ne Robmson that famed ha1r styl1st has just com pleted a set of the newest han' styles and she has consented to feature them 1n a show Hortense Harvey styled the costumes and guess who IS the bus1ness manager You couldnt so Ill tell you Iames Grant Oh by the way Oss1e Buckner and Harold West are busy sortlng mall for Uncle Sam How handsome they looked 1n therr umforms Harold Sald that George Keyes and Lours Spam are also work1ng for the gov ernment I presume they are also sortxng mall Helen but not Roberts wntes spec1al features for the Da1ly Blah when she 1snt busy about the house dressed student at the Un1vers1ty and 1t was a t1e be tween Mamre Baby Snooks and Mur1el Chee Chee Louls so another contest had to be held I am shll wonderlng who had the honor of belng best dressed Ed1th Baldwrn now head nurse at the Mercy Hos prtal called to say hello as soon as she leamed of our arnval 1n Los Angeles She 1nformed us of Lloyd Smlths recent success 1n h1s latest tr1al He IS vaca t1on1ng 1n Catal1na Island at present Mary Smlth and Ernestlne Woody are f1lm stars 1n therr own nghts Ernestrne IS a comedran You know Ed1th we chatted for ever so long about th1s and that but I d1d enjoy talkmg to her You knew of course about Edd1e Grays good for tune He was voted the most valuable coach of the B1g Ten I just adore wr1t1ng letters but all good thmgs must end Do wnte to us soon Grve my regards to the Stenog Helen Watk1ns Affect1onately yours Emma L 1 ' I 'I ll . u 1 I n ' 1 I l 1 I I 1 1 I I 1 . ' ' l n I I I I I ll I ll I ' I ll ll I I I . ll ll - . . I I I I . . , T ' - n - n - rl u - 11 , , ' ' 1 0 ' ' . , . - . . Kather1ne Bells soror1ty held a contest for the best . I Il ll I ll ll I - . I n I 1 Q ' ' , - . . , . ' , l I I - . . . I I I . ' ' - ' I II ll I . . I 1 . - 1 I . . . . . . I l UNE CLASS WILL zu, fm form Ml erm sw We the graduating class of Iune runeteen hundred and forty-one do now by wntten proclarnatron desrg nate this as the process of drsposrtron of our cherished and beloved possessions and these fortunate ones as the recrprents of the aforementioned chattels To the student body at large collectrvely and rndr vrdually and severally and Jorntly we do hereby be- queath and devise-to respect and to keep to use but not to abuse the Wendell Phrllrps Hrgh School the attendant responsrbrlrty of guardranshrp of that lrght of knowledge and the splendid leadership of our teachers who comprise our faculty who struggle so valrantly to increase our knowledge and rn general make our high school lrfe an enjoyable and profitable one To the Senior A s we wrll grve-bequeath the honor the mrngled thrrll and drsparr of that most srgnrfrcant occasron-graduation the responsrbrlrty of leading the school to even greater heights American problem classes and their extemporaneous debates and the relaxation that rs garned on the night of the Seruor Prom To the Senior B s we bequeath the trials and trrbu school lrfe rs raprdly coming to a close and literature classes with that old poet Wrllram Shakespeare To the Iunror A s we wrll the expectancy and anxrety of reaching the semorrty that rs now but one half year away the mysteries and rntrrcacres of advanced physics and what rs one of the most enjoyable of school semesters To the Iumor B s we bequeath that important feeling that rs a part of casting their first ballot the elatron of becomrng upper classmen and the rntrrgurng currosrty which the frrst rntroductron to the scrences and me chanrcs awakens To the Sophomores we will Junior drvrsrons that on the verge feelrng when they began to pass into the second stage of hrgh school life the relref they must feel at ceasrng to be freshmen and rnklmgs and drm vrsrons of the two abundant years ahead of them To the Freshmen we bequeath twelfth hour classes that rnferrorrty complex and the wrstful hope of some day wreaking vengeance on a cruel world In hopes that Iames Saunders ma attarn a hr h Y 9 scholastrc average Herman Corron wrlls some of hrs knowledge Thelma Mathes wrlls her abrlrty to make frrends and keep good attendance to her srster Delorrs and a friend Lucrlle Iackson Hattie Currie wrlls her scholastrc abrlrty and her abrlrty to get along with others to her two srsters Wrl lrmae and Marjone Currre Helen Roberts wrlls her positron as crty clerk of Phrllrps to her cousin Zeorda Rhone and friend Theatrs Allen Iohnetta Felton wrlls her magnetic personality hum orous qualrfrcatrons and many achievements to Mar jana Clark Emma Sanders wrlls to Elorse Ianette Sullivan her pleasing personality and scholastrc abrlrty Eddre Gray leaves wrth hrs cousrn Leon Mrtchell hrs athletrc abrlrty and hrs sweet baritone voice to Robert Turner Ernestrne Woody wrlls to Gertrude Lucas her abrhty to attend all classes wrthout a single cut on record Beatrrce Blocker wrlls her lrne of jrve and her dramatrc abrlrty to Mrldred Gray Edith Baldwrn rn order to rnsure Evelyn Owens of a more actrve lrfe wrlls her athletrc abrlrty Gustrne Bolton wrlls her rntense rnterest for Phrllrps to Manon Parker Cleo Davrs wrlls her agreeable qualrtres of mrnd and haracter to her srster Iosephrne and her brother Thomas Iefferson Davrs To Mattre Freeman Dorothy Srms wrlls her abrlrty to attarn and entertarn loyal frrends To Iohn Hedgley and Beatrice Green Catherrne Hedgely wrlls her unequaled grft of gab Evelyn Davrs wrlls her wrt worry and woes to her srster Dorothy Davrs In order that R Stroud may know all the popular grrls George O Keys wrlls hrs famous lrttle Black Book Ruby Jackson wrlls her condescensron her abrlrty to make frrends and pay debts to Nell Stokes Vera Mosely wrlls to Evelyn Stokes her abxlrty to attarn high scholastrc ratings by arnvrng at school on trme Irene Burkes wrlls her admrratron for Phrllrps and its faculty to Manon Iones Ernest Cash wrlls hrs drag with Roland Chamblee to Arthur Langford Vrrguua Martin wrlls her posrtron as Editor of the Phrllrps Iournal and her positron as Post Mrstress to Margaret Iames who rs chosen as being capable Hoprng that Wanda Cook has the arnbrtron to secure rt Alpha Wadlrngton wrlls her excellent talent as pranrst Florence Temple wrlls her unexcelled Jabbermg capacity to her srster Velma Temple fcOHf1HU6d on Page 982 1 1 . l ' I . 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Z: gn. gf' 1 , Q an ' - lf! ,. V N n M ag A ., .,3,v-m. , . -.',- Y iw- M M 443-f 5221, ,M l4' 'Q fn ,, If ' A . . 1 fr, ', ,fffafc f V, ,, WU I 10, , , f' ' ' 1 CWM QWM MAQMM QW JANUARY TUNE IUNE QM , 8 Q 1 is 3 WF. H if g'X 'IWW f CAST OF ICEBOUND 'g .W 35' M , 'W 'Nu i 5 , JMZM4 GM IContinuecU Amanda Iones wills her Phillips spirit, scholastic ability and power of winning friends to Calvin Hall and Lillian Harmon. Cleola Penman wills her school spirit, scholastic ability, alertness, and ability to attend all classes to her brother, George Penman. Lloyd O. Smith, wills his excellent speaking ability and his position as Editor of the year book to his brothers, Paul and Robert Smtih. To Mrs. Bousfield, we acknowledge our sincerest ap- preciation for the vigorous leadership her wise judge- ment and broad experience provided us: the satisfac- tion that, perhaps her indefatigable efforts have not been in vain: the reassurance that any success we may have attained is attributed to her: and finally the reassurance that the inspiration she has been to us will live as long as the memory of this eventful Senior Year. To the faculty we leave a broad field in which to wield their implements of enlightenment, while we recognize our debt of gratitude for the aid and sym- pathy they have given us. Having thus fulfilled our duty we hereby-on this twenty-sixth day of june in the year of our Lord, Nine- teen hundred and forty-one hereunto set our hands and our seals. Witnesses: Beatrice Blocker Jacqueline Bell Gustine Bolton Hattie Currie Dorothy Stokes Ora Williams U50 - R lg CLASS GRATITUDE It is altogether fitting and proper that we, The Graduating Class of Iune '41, bequeath to you our last and final master-piece of work. It has been only through your efficient guidance that we have been able to produce one of the greatest Annuals in the history of Wendell Phillips High School. This book does not contain all the knowledge which we have received, but it is typical of the ideals and great experience you have given us under your capable leadership. To our principal and faculty, we wish to express our sincerest gratitude and appreciation for having led us successfully these four years of toil and labor. We leave to our fellow comrades the spirit of good- will and may you work in harmony with the in- structors. We feel that the fundamental principles which you have bestowed us in our scholastic career has been great enough to encourage us onward to the road of success. Lloyd O. Smith xv .-' .' IW f' ,, Qqvgivshb lsgwcjz 9 '11 4 ge 'Q' VNVQ 47 'offbzf -:Zeiss ws 079f14f,-- 0 n 4- Lfacgegk e 4n09.f v av Q x 1 'brat'-9 I. 4,-2 rft: .-.'.-iff, . , . SPQRTS W., Y . 4 zu fi cms- . - A 12 ' , ' .v The Phillips Seniors closed their season with a last-minute win over a strong Gary five by a score of 31 to 30. The game, one of the most exciting, hectic, thrilling affairs of the season, provided many thrills for an enormous, enthusi- astic crowd. Although Captain Roscoe Iulien, a graduate of the Ianuary Class, was the only player to return from last year's sectional championship team, Phillips' Blue and Gray managed to win four out of eight league games. In the city championship playoff, our Seniors lost to a strong Calumet five. The regular team consists of Wilbur Iackson, Roscoe Iulien, guards: Louis Spain, center, Sherman Howard, Lonnie Hicks, forwards. Other regulars are William Iohnson and Edward Thompson, guards. M ,grass 'S , RP QQ X AMQQMZQ 'W rl P? Without a member returning from last year's team, the Iuniors were the surprise of the season. Captained by Iames Mitchell, the team played exceptionally fine ball throughout the entire season. Fast passing, dribbling, and pot shots marked our team as one of the outstanding inexperienced teams of the city. The Iuniors won three out of eight league games, but three of the losses were by a margin of one point. The regular lineup for the season was: guards, Iames Mitchell, William Mullens: center, Cal Clermont: forwards, Marvin Robinson and Lloyd Hale. Other members are Nathaniel Watkins and William King, forwards. Mi Gif I 5 ,Q X-is.. f QM Swmwq 7mm .V X MERMAIDS Gr, A, A, Continued receives a letter. There are also many various other ways to earn points in the gym. Under an efficient and capable sponsor, Miss Ioffee, the GAA. is blazing the trail that others may follow in the athletic field. The G.A.A. Board consists of eleven members. The officers are as follows: Edith Baldwin, president: Norma Iackson, vice president: Muriel Ramsey, secretary: Hattie Currie, treasurer: Dorthy Sims, business man- ager: Helen Roberts, reporter. Iohnita Flowers, Gloria Burnett, Thelma Ford, Bea- trice Blocker and Mamie Morris are members of the Board. ,.,,,,,,. , ,W , WAAAWHZZIZZZZZZMMEZZS Ill Ill i llllllllllll lllllllllll ' i I I I I E i 1 v-3 Q SU v-4 5 2 so I 111 O Z ru a U 2 n . w U I ru I O I IP' I Z E m I cn I I I I I I I I E ll lllllllllm ll ll Ulllllllllll 1l1 I I 1 Z Z O W Q? 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City of Chicago 3507 South Parkway You Save More at KREEGER S Fountain Lunches Cash Checks Pay Gas and Electric Bills Wnte Money Orders OPEN ALL NIGHT Wabash Ave Y M C A Physical Actlvltxes for Men Women Boys 6: Girls CAFETERIA SERVICE Reasonable Rates P I A N O Beginners Adults and Children Fannie Mae Iackson Lessons 25c 3525 Indiana Ave Monarch Tailoring Co Wm Little Wholesale Tailors 3446 South State Street Established 1910 Victory 1908 lllllllllllIIIIHHIIIUHEIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllll E I N I I I I I I I I I I I I I I N I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I N I I I I K I I I I I X 5 5 Uh: 11111111111111111111111ftiffllllllllllllllllllllm ll Ill! lllllllll lllllll . ' . ' . ' . ' . . . ' . ' .' . I I I E I ' : - - . . ' m tt ' I 2. . ' 'u ' - H 5 - m I .gl . 1 , I 5 , ' ' 2 F I I I . I ' . I ' . I 1 - F I . . E . E ' . . . . Q V o I H . u 5 . E EHIIII llllllllllllllllllllllllll llll' . . ' . ' . . ' . ' ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . 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' Operatmg Wurlrtzer and Seeburg KLEIFIELD BROS Phonographs COMPLETE LINE OF LATEST RECORDS Grocenes and Meats 24 East 35th Street Day-ATLant1c 2848 Ntqm-oAK1qnd asva V1Cf0rY 4894 llllllllllllfllllllllllllllllll ll 111155 x x x x x Q x x x x x Q x x x x x x x E x x x x x x x x x Et B x x x x x x S, 357 East 43rd Street -it J ACCREDITED ' F and L Eat Shop Mme C I Walker College of Beauty Culture The Best Barbecue rn Town French Fned Shnmps Frsh Gumbo Red Hots and Hamburgers OPEN ALL NIGHT 4703 SOUTH PARKWAY Oak 1677 Easy Terms BRITTON DRUGS Fountaxn Luncheonette MEAN'S EAT SHOP HOT DOGS FRENCH FRYS CHILE PIES BAKED HAM MALTED MILK WE DELIVER ANYWHERE Prescnptrons Called For G Dehvered All Phones KENwood 0848 3924 Cottage Grove Avenue 251 Easf 39th Street SgllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIANA!!Ill?YVIAWAIIZZZZWZWWWMZZZQS H E 111111111111111111111fffzfzzlmfz1111111111AllIIZIZZIIIIZZZZZZZZZZZZELE -..,.,gI tgp.- Congratulations to the Class of 41 WILLIAM L DAWSON WARD COMMITTEEMAN Second Ward Regular Democratrc Organrzatron -12 4- Compliments of The House of Qualrty Arcadra Laundry 6. Charles S Iackson Co I-111211 SUPPIY FUNERAL HOME 850 West 119th Street 3800 South M1ch1gan Ave Commodore 1600 Boulevard 801011 12 You may clothe the entxre fam1ly and completely furmsh your home on one convement charge account No fn ance company to deal w1th O F DOUGLAS FUNERAL HOME B Mlchelson F urnrture 6. Clothrng House 4237 43 INDIANA AVENUE Bonded Frreproof Storage Low Rates Open Tues Thurs 6. Sat Eves Phone A'I'Lant1c 2856 IIIIIHIIIIIIIIAIIIAIIVIHIIIII lllllllllllld Ambulance Servrce-Notary Pubhc We Accept All Funeral Polrcres 4521 South State Street OAKland 4788 5710 '. , 1. I. I. A . y .- 'I '. 5 9 ! -. no E - 1 - 1 - Q F l ll I ll -' . - '. -. I I ' -' . , L ' ' -I - . . I O O .' - 1 - -I ' . - - ' - . . Ol I ' I I ' f llIlllllllllIlllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllmlllllmmzzzlmmzlzlzlpl FOSTER 6. YOUNG - FLORISTS - CorrectIy Styled Flowers 739 East 47th Street DRExel 8467 Taylor the Tailor SUITS MADE TO ORDER As Low As S23 75 CLEANING REPAIRING PRESSING 3120 Cottage Grove Ave VICtory 7924 LAKE FRONT FISH 6. POULTRY MARKET Honesty is Our Policy Courtesy is Our Motto We Call G Deliver VICtory 4975 508 E 31st St Carroll Printing Co Engravers Designers Publishers L Petty 6. L Petty Proprietors VICtory 5867 469 E 31st St MASTER TUSKEGEE SHOE BUILDERS For Fine Shoe Repairing We Call 6 Deliver Jessie Lyles OAKland 6181 447 E 35th St Compliments of South Side Letter and Printing Service Gertrude B Millner Mgr OAKland 5484 85 306 E 43rd St Publix Furniture Co. Refrigerators. Radios, and Electrical Appliances 30 MONTHS TO PAY 301-03 East 31st Street CALumet 5757 W PERCY SIMS FUNERAL DIRECTOR Ambulance Service Notary Public 3616 Cottage Grove Ave Office DRExel 1666 1667 Residence DRExel 5820 Compliments of THE RITZ TAILORS 3921 South Parkway OAK1and 5757 THE CRESCENT PRESS Exquisite Graduates Cards THE NEWEST LINE 3564 Cottage Grove Ave ARMSTRONG S Suits Coats 6 Dresses Our Specialty Remodeling and Repairing ATLant1c 4537 432 E 35th St Progresswe Flower Shop BEDFORD ROBERTS Prop Flowers for All Occasions Palms for Rent OAK1and 0383 4409 S State St I I I I I I I I I I I ll I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I N I I I I I I I I I I I I I I S! hwlllllllIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llll I I I l . I I . I I - , . I I - - Q ' . , . I I I u . I ' Q 5 . g . . D - I - - I . . I I ' u ' Q u a I E . U I 'S ' I ' U1 . 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C Roberts M1ss Matt1e Iackson Mr Samuel L Saron GY S M0115 Wear Mrs Lo1s Walker and Son Leo S Drug C0 Wtlhams Sound and Radto Leo s Furmture Store Servtce Complrments of Coratenes Beauty Shop Attorney George A Blakey 3553 Pra1r1e Avenue Suxte 307 9 3458 S State St BASEMENT Cal met 7844 V ctory 8270 Vlctory 6979 Complrments of L c C WIMBISH INSURANCE BRGKER and COUNSELOR Room 209 Drexel 3402 CALumet 4236 5284 6 East 55th Street Attorney at Law 1 AL S RADIO SERVICE Phonograph Attachments to Your Old Radlo ALL WORK GUARANTEED 119 East 39th Street BOUlevard 2037 lll llltllllllllllllltll lllll llll lllllll I O . . . f- .. I 'I ' 0 Z' 0 l -' .I I , . ' l ' o 3- - 3' l .. . 0 0 '. ' ' ' s ' o . . . . . , . . . . 1- ' . 0 ' ' ' ' s , . . 5 I 3 ' I I . ' I . I 7 . . i. u 1 ' - - . . 1 4 7 , , , .' - 1- ' '. ... , . .. C F 7 . 1 l , -+. 1.-, -, -3-. 1- .L 1 -x, f-M, Et., . i , , ,S jifxi. ..f':. f f lf -4- -r w. ww .. 4. ,,