Phillips High School - Phillipian Yearbook (Phillips, ME)

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E PH LLIPI JUNIOR DEPARTMENT CLASS OFFICERS Presrdent JENNY LAWREN CE Vice Preszdent DOROTHEA NOSE Secretarv ll INIIFRED BUlN'N ELL Treasurer MAL DE SEDGELEY CLASS NIOTTO- Nothmg ns Gamed lllthout Effort CLASS COLORS Green and Gold OUR BOOTH The -Tumors booth as usual adorned the falr grounds Our booth was decorated ln green and gold crepe paper and evergreens We had for sale vartous artlcles such as choc olate bars nce cream hot dogs and soda water Our booth was much the same as the others except the oll stove whlch behaved not at all as other oll stoves do At tlmes our whole booth was nllummated and other tnmes the spark of light burned low lNoth1ng serlous however developed from thls and at the end of the second day we had taken m SSO We wtsh to thank all those who helped m any wax to make thus a success JUNIOR INDEX The junxor class consists of fourteen A more terrlble class was never seen Nlaude Sedgeley who lnkes to laugh In mlschlef IS sure to do her half Theodore Beal who cant be beat Has his future gurl stlll to meet Wmxfred Bunnell whose smxle IS a peach Ihmks some day she wnll plan to teach Everett Harnden who s quiet and stxll OJ James Toothaker we next do see A better boy there never could be Dorothea Vose who ns fond of fun To get ahead of her you d have to run Dorothv Smlth we must not forget Has her lessons each day you can bet Robert Lawrence who llkes to debate Never never stays out latefaj Beatrtce Stevens with eyes of blue Always klnd wlllm and true Kenneth Faxrhanks who IS so qunck Has stlll vet hrs wlfe to puck Mnton Xoter 1 chap true blue Is alwavs wllllng his work to do lennx Lawrence with '1 smile all her own Takes a great deal of pleasure m beln alonefgl Nlaxme Fanrbanks the ax llttle scout We d like to know what she thmks about lack Bad er whos not 't bore Is xerx fond of a certam Sophomore Nl F Tl-I I AN I5 I - . ....... .................. . 3 7 Y' V .......... ............ . ...... T , .... ..... .. I U, . . . ,. , ,, Vw' 4 , I - , . . l ' Likes all alone down by the mill. 7 ' -- . . , r . ' J 7 ' I- 7 . , . 7 I . . ' . , T . ' , . . . . . , . , Y. ..U 7 . , . , ,,, . n ' ' Y 4 7.1 ' - 'V . A T' it i- . , v' I - v ,k . .2 A v v V ' ' .' ' 'N ' I 1 v . K .

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E H LLIPI 1029 STATE CHAMPION! DEBATERS fLeft to rzghtl Robert Lawrence Montford Llbby Dorothea Vose Lxerett Harnden Prln Paul G Whlttemore In April the two teams went to Bates Much to our dellght these teams defeated every team, wxth whlch they debated, and brought home the bug cup Robert also won the 5100 scholarshnp to Bates, as bemg the best lndxvldual debater On the following Monday nlght at the Grange Hall the busmess men ln town gave a banquet to the debatmg team, the faculty, and the High School pupnls solved That the Jury system should be abol xshed m the Unlted States Friday March 21 1930 Fans Dunham and Robert Lawrence, members of our neg atlve debatmg team went to Mexlco accom panled by Prm Paul G Whlttemore ft 'I he declslon of the Jud es were unanlmous for the negatives, wlth a 3 to 0 vote Robert Lawrence bemg chosen the best speaker of the evenmg That same evenmg our afiirmatlve speakers Dorothea Vose and Wendell Whltney debated wlth Farmmgton at the Grange Hall also Wlnnlflg by a 3 to 0 vote Dorothea Vose was chosen as best speaker 'I hxs enabled our debaters to attend the de bate at Bates agam this year on Aprll 18 18 and debated wlth Morse Hlgh and M C I wlnnlng both debates thus golng into the finals Here we lost out to Leavltt Instxtute Robert Lawrence won the S100 scholarshlp avam thus year as best mdrvldual debater Ru, ,1 f Q I4 T H P l A N .7 i v . . .l t . g . A u yu 1 : A Cl ' 77 ' 7 . l 7 The sub ect for debate this year was: Re- Our debatln team went to Bates A ril J D rz Q u P . .: , . U - I . - . . I u u . ' ., 1 , 1 7 Y 7 ' . 1 I . , 1 ' 7 - - . 1 1 n 4 I 1 1 1 rw 5 I s f-' f .y Wa t if Sv' , , - . Y 6 I to I

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THE P I PHS CLASS OF 3I lhllllps H1,.,h we lowe and honor Une Our alleglance pledge to you Three happy years wexe spent One more and then adleu Our h1 h school days go by wery fast It s because of our good txmes Both mslde school and out weve found lleasure and happlness subllme We luke all our teachers so patrent and true lhat lent us 1 kmd helpmg, hand Xhthout thelr patxence and efforts Our footsteps would not mark the sand We ve found Nlr VS hlttemore to be the best of teachers He rules mth a smxle on h1s face H1s klndness wlll go down through the ages And nexer be marred or erased The juniors are known as the honored class On account of debaters renowned They hawe proven thelr wlsdom and sklll lo much satlsfactron of the town We alvsaxs try to do our best Maybe Irof thmks we ask many questlons But we do to see the rrght hght Ile wlll mlss the Semors next year hxlth therr brrght and happy faces But a new Freshman class mll enter hxl'llCl1 we hope wrll take thelr places So now we say Good bv as JUIIIOYS Our work as them IS oer And now we are classed as Semors ks we enter the schoolroom door 9 Xlthough they re dumb the Ireshman class, No need to look so glum 'lhex re just as lnnocent as l1ttle lambs Lnless they re chewmg gum The Sophomores too are very gentle Lnless they chance to fall -Xnd then any man thus slde of Strong If he trled could hear them banl The Jumor class of th1rty one ls full of mlsdeme mor lhelr biggest hope untll thus d 1V ls to become a Semor The Semor class wlth heads held hr h Are learning to punctuate The1r only des1re at the present tlme Is rank to graduate L POETRY Rattle' Bang' Ban, Bang' Bang ll hat can that nolse be? Is nt the Ireshmen who are so reen Is xt those juniors who know it all? But hark It s dravsmg nrgh -Xnd novs' But No Lan It be? The Semors passmg by? They pass us as we watch them We hear thelr footsteps fall I-ootsteps to follow farther And pass through mam a hall Footsteps whlch perhaps well follow -Xs they xe done before us here Hopmff we vull reach the harbor We ll stme on for mam a xear EF CS X' al' slef I6 P H I L L I A N I . . . I 30- I933 3 ' ' V' 'rr , v I U' 1 A. q v' 1 I . b Q ' v l . v v'-' Y ' I ' 7 ' 7 ' ' 7 - .U 7 1 n F7 V 1 Q 9 1 , y V , . . , , , 3 ' ' , . . I . , ' V. ' 2 , ' I . . ' ' 2 1 3 ' ' 1 4 ., ' V ' Y L . ,Q X L . . v y v n ' ' 'cy A . I1 7 v' I . Q s y . E 1 V . Y. . U ' V . ' R. C. . 31. 7 H I ' I ' ' . ' . ff: . 2 l I I . - N I ll I rg v ln strrvmg to do what IS rrght or the dass of 7332 Y 'cr lo' . J . , v. . ' 3 ' ' ' A- if , - - .. ,. . .U Y U , i v v . . . - , y , , La - 'Y . . V V v - ' 1' . I A rl r 1 I - I ' 1 7' . - ,T - BI, , . '31, HI. ,. .. '31. ss Wlflizf 1' 73,1 ' 7-532 T 5.2- 'il r