Phillips High School - Phillipian Yearbook (Phillips, ME)

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E H LIPI SOPHOMORE DEPARTMENT CL ASS OFFICERS Preszdent FARIS DL N HAM Vzce President ERLAND FR ASER Treasurer ELIIN OR FAIRBANKS Secretary W EN DELL W HITIN EY CLASS NIOTTO-Perseverance Wlns Success CL ASS FLOW ER Forget me not CLASS COLORS Blue and Gold THE SENIORS HOUR Between the A NI and P M When hunoers beglnnlng to lower That IS known as the dlnner hour I hear ln the classroom above me The clatter of many feet The sound of a door that IS opened And VOICES soft and sweet From my desk I hear ln the hall wav Descendlng the classroom stalrs Evan ellne Floyd and Archle And Elalne wlth red bobbed halr A rustle and then a sllence Xet I know bv thelr smothered Sl hs They are plannln and plottln to ether To take our Prof by surprlse A sudden rush from the stalryyay A sudden rald from the h'lll They open the door Wllh a snlcker And enter the class room all To reach the end of the floor Hayden Beatrlce and Archle Then Cecll comes slammln the door The nol e was hushed ln a jlffy W lth eyeryone ln hls oyvn se'lt W hlle all stared ln awe and amazement At Prof now ready to speak Do you thmk mv dlgnlhed Senlors Becau e vou haye passed us 'lll Tl lt ood 'l Irof as m I not l lTl'll h for you all Xou are stlll ln mv Jurlsdlctlon Althou h I loye you at heart Xou ll all tay ayyhlle to nl ht For I yylll not let you depart T H P l L A N I7 T , ' I if ,'.1 Q . Y ' Y V le ll ' ll ' v ' 7 U Z. .n I . . , Comes a pause in the school's occupation, Thel' 3lm05f fun OVCY the FVe5hmaU! . ' . ' . A ' 1 . 7 . ' g s '7 y .S v ' . .. V . . 7 0 ' ' . ' . . .- r- ' 1 ' l ' -- V ,' ' . I 5 1 ' . 1 . A . - '11 as u . ' . I a . 'Y ' . ' ' - s 1 . C ' ' ? . r 2 Q . ' cr ' 0 or rx ' ra I-T f v n n n u U Q rr ' Y ' . ,, - 1 ' . . ' ' ' ' S ' ' - 2 I . ' 4 v- ' , 1-

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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

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I8 .HE PHYLLIPIAN here ou will stay for corr t' And Cecil shall stay 'til t I l th h l o d Y Ltlfie V , or perhaps for more. for samming e sc oo .!--f---f-.l--!--f-.1- CHRI S TINE BRACKLEY D O ROTHY HOYT LEOLA KEM PTON RUT H LEAVITT LUCILLE ST O RER M ILDRED BANGS MINNIE F O SS LU R ENA HINCKLEY BERNIC E STEVENS DELMER HIN C KLEY NORMAN FIE L D FLOYD MCL A UGHLIN HENRY RICHARD S ON ERLAND FRA S ER P HOEBE BEAL BLANC H E FAIRBANKS EL I NOR FAIRBANKS MADE L YN AUSTIN MARSHA L L FOGG WENDELL WHITNEY LEOLA KEM PTON BES S IE LITCHFIELD rf L iii Gig,