Phillips High School - Phillipian Yearbook (Phillips, ME)

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THE PHILLIPIAN Mass VV I know thenr numbers but I have forgotten thelr names Mr H You mrght call them on the telephone Nlr H VVhat ns the danger of con sumptaon? Ur IVICK I thlnk people due wlth Let sleepmg dogs he Nllss G s renderlng I et sleeplng peop e sleep hlr H What change had taken place? Ur C They fought agalnst S turn Csatanl Latnn Trans Smells llke tune thyme Ur I ufkm can tell you about the Ren alggance and thg 1fc'.ff0flIfIOIl made busy days our anxletw bs explammg that Charon couldn t In the Vlfgll class the remark was that Old Charon must be pretty ferrsxng souls over the Styx these NI1ss XICKCHZIC at once lessened poss1bls be so old fashloned as to be ferry mg bs hand but uadoubtedls had a steam boat for that purpose Oh practlcal Janet' P H Ss Menagerne e Monkex Rex The Rhinoceros Andy The Cyxraffe Hen I he Ch mpanLee Hebo The The Elephant Bruno Llon Mllllon The Deer dear Gertle The Irma 'VIouse Ton Graff Stnllman The IWoose The Peacock Ilhe Zebra The The Nxghtmgale Louise Magpie Ahce uotatlons I1 Progress ms the law of lrfe Mr Hammond Little deeds of kindness llttle words of ove heaven above Mlss Denmson Brlght and cheerful always happy With a smlle that can t be beat 'VIr Payson Young heads are gxdds Freshles 'Nlot preclsely beautiful you know but terestmg Gertrude Stillman So mam worlds so much to do So httle done so much to be Bruce Davenport Talkmg' Talkmg' Talkmg' Through the dreary mldnlght flame Talkmgl Talkmgl Talking' T111 the hght of mornxng came Olnve Ross . 29 . ts . rl yy . ' 7' . H . . ,, ll . . . C F mr . gg 17 . as an L 44 . nf 77 1 . Q ' f Y? KC YY - C6 . . . r CC - Iv itiff .Y . an . nv . , . I cc . H , 1 1 ' 3 n 1 . Q . I 65 T- .If I . . I ll . KI I .' . . A' 3' 1 . 77 .-i.-..- I P . . ' 1 , Red01ent thy-mej' Make our earth an eden like the , ,r . . ., Q D D 1 . 1 'I 1' ' . ' ' Y! Q , . . . , VA 7 . I - . v Y . . , , I I ' I , -' , I I, A Iv - . . 1. . y 1 n I . , . . . , . , Th ' ' I ' . 1 . ' u yy ' ' ' 1-4 -4 H ' ' ' fa . xx qv ' I ,

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THE PHILLIPIAN back lf lsn t notlceable now lWr P fBefore a Senlor Engllsh rect tatxon rn Paradlse Lostl Here rs a map of Hell Perhaps you would llke to look at rt before we start lv r H What rs SClI1flll3flOIl? Mr Wlng It IS studung the stars German translation Ganz Rats lXIr Scamxnan translatlng Whole ra correct translatlon the whole councll Another German translation Mag wer da will am Hut vornber gehn the hat correct translatlon Let who ever wishes go past the hat Heard ln Sen Englrsh lVIr Wng The Scop and Glee man are sonJs hmded down from one generatxon to another German lXI1ss K Dann schante er melanchol rsh IH den gele erten Abgrund Ctranslates Then he looked sadly unto the empty abs cess Cabyss D Senior Englrsh IH Paradlse Lost 1 r What place do we read about today, Heaven hell or chaos? r W I don t know Mr ygu bf!!! ln? P Which one of the three have Mr W I haven t been rn either of those places yet' Heard rn Soph Eng Mr P What was really the matter with John? Mlss M t h ll Chesrtates Mr P Dont you know the symp toms? Mr Davenport can you tell? Mr D He was love sxck German translatxon Ich habe of geschossen IH das c wartze Nllss K m t n I have often shot rn the dark Correct translatlon I have often hut the bull s eye Heard IH Chemlstry Class Mr H What IS lodlne used or about the house? H Webber IS used to clothes German translation Dle rollenden Augen zum Hummel oerlchtet lXI1ss N Ctranslatmgl Hls rollmg eyes extended toward heaven Correct translatlon Hrs rolllng eyes dlrected toward heaven 'Ur Hammond Vvhat kmd of 13 monds are found ln the meteorites? Mr Lufkln Tlffanyl Mr P Cln Senror Englxsh l Who were the kmgs at thls time? 28 . . , . H H , . . il I .- l . KK . ' I tc ' 'H ' U I cc, . . - . ,, U , . cc . 4 Y. Q ,, . I ' ' , 1 .W X . , 'I . . ff - H U 1 sv ' N . . f . D ni at , S h- tgl' ' H an ' !! , . Lg 1 , 77 . ' I I . xx - u . .. ' ' v , - 9 Y! -hu ' Miss K. Let whoever wishes pass - ' , . . at yy, . A , . . tx . . . f . , H , I , , It blue ' I YY tl 1 ' , ' D U I . . l- .N 71 W I 3 ' 1 . . KK - - . H I - n ' V C F 73 . . , D . , . cn . . Y . KC ' . f? ra ' . . . . . . . 1 , , ' d - M P l ' ' ' ' . GK e 'Y 3? I u 4 , . H Q 1: ---- IVI . . . 1 ' H f KS . I l 0 . I , I 1 1 ,1 v I I u

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THE PHILI IPIAN As ldle as a palnted shlp upon a palnted ocean Frank Steward She IS llttle she IS WISC, None can dodge her Hlrts eyes Hllda Whltney What a stranve thlng man IS' and what stranger IS woman 'Nlural Jacobs A companlon that IS cheerful Phllomene Bourque Let not your sall be larger than your boat Karl Howland We always find her the same Georfrrla Mltchell I wlsh I was a rock A settln on a hlll A doln nothlng all day long But just a settln stlll I vsouldn t eat I wouldn t sleep I d lust slt there a thous md years And sun myself By Gosh' Andrew Aldrlch Look not to the far future Do the work that nearest hes Ha7el Sargent It s all rlght to keep Sfrllllllg lf sou have anvthlng to smlle about Senlor EIIQIISII Honest works for the dat Honest works for the morn Carroll Dlll Her step IS muslc and her volce IS song Ahce Parker And then the whlnlng schoolboy, wlth hls satchel and shlnlng mornlng face CFCCDIHQ llke a snall, UI1W1lllIlglY to school Reynold Graffam Une example IS worth a thousand argu ments Hazel Webber Made of wlsdom and of fun Ralph Stlllman a no more we are If and we know Sophomores Love IS sunshlne, hate IS shadow Herbert lXIcKenzle What I thought was a flower IS onlv a weed Irma Sampson I dare not speak as funny as I can Antonlo Croteau lf ladles be but young and fall' they have the glft to l-mow If Estelle Smlth VVhen er a noble deed IS wrought Our hearts ln glad surprlse To hlgher lex els rlse Kathleen Noble I-he hablt of looklng on the best Sldt of ey ery event IS worth a thousand years Henry Lufltln I want a CStlll man D Berllla XICKCDZIC Gel erally those who have nothlng to say COHKIIVC to spend the longest tlme say lllg, lt Chfford Wlrlg Scared' Never so scared ln my llfe Senlor Geometry God helps those who help themselves Albert Scamman 30 . .' Y . . 7 1 ' ' S Y a l 1 - El ' . 3 - . lt. 1 K I ' u- - I . ' 3 . , . . V . ' J ' 4 . - 1 . . , . ' ' v , . Y , , , I Q 9 , . I Wouldnft even Wash, When CI'.lS spoken a noble thought, , . . 2 Y ' 3 , , , 1 . . . , . , . . V . ' ' l . W l . l 7 1 . . v ' , 1 U Y A - 7 . Y