Phillips High School - Phillipian Yearbook (Phillips, ME)

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I IJITORIAI BO KRD Hlgllklrl EIA X01 XXIX NI XX 1930 N 1 EDITORIAL BOARD Fdztor zn Chznf Asszstant Iwlztor Busmess llanagers Ilumnz Bo x s lthlfm s Girls lllzlefzcs Lzterorx H-WIJPN I XIRB XNRS ROBI4 R I LMI REINCIL MAL DIL SILIJIJELBX I' XRIS DUINHANI ARLHIE ROXIE jXLIx BADGER JPNXX I XXI RPNCE, BL-XTRILE HARDX FLINOR If XIRBXNRS Iokes ILRLXND I RXSER lrtzst and C artoomst IJORO I HX HOX 1 CLASS EDITORS Senzors I'I XINI' B XIJCFR lunzors XI INIPREIJ BLNNILLL Sophomore: IX I4 N DI I I Xl HI I NPA Freshman I I PNII I Il ORC I SIE R Fafultx Id zur HI I I X SXIXRI EDITORIALS The Ed1tor11I Board of the IHILLIPIAN W1 hes to extend thxnlxb to our idxertl e 5 and to all thus who hue helped ll: ln anx wav to pubh h thlb paper onee more after 1 lapse of me xear In behalf nt the Ba lxetball te1m of Phxl hp: H1 h School we m h to tilxe thle oppor tu lu to ne sincere thinks to Xlr Hartry Field m apprecmtmn of the lft donated to u 1150 to our colch NIr II lllard Curtls who hae 20 bucce bfullx or nnzed and fos tered babketbill IH our chnol Three cheer for mo publlc Qpmted men ' T . .-. .. . .- , . ,o. ,' 7' ......................... .... . . ' If .'. .,'3O ' l' .......................... .... .... I ' ' . I ',','31 T' if ........ ........ .. ........ . ' ' ' ' ,'31 I ' 4. ,332 ff ' ..... ............... .... . . .. .................... I ' ' ,ISO j'.- .... ..... ..... .... . . . .................... . -T' ,'31 ' '.- ..... . ............................... ,g ' LI' '. '31 ' I' .... . .................. ...... . .... . ..... '. ' . ','3O , f '. Q- Q32 . .................... ........ .... . . ..... .' . ,ISZ ' ,' ' .... ........... ....... .... ........ ' ' ' ' '.'32 ' .................... ...... ..... ............ I - : .YI : 1, .'3O ' ....... ........ ..... ...... . .............. ' . ' ' I ,'31 .. ............. . ...... . ................ 'L' i.. ' '32 . .............. ..... . ........... l.1. '1 ' Q33 r, 'v' v 4' 4 ' I . L. ............................................. .1 .g f ' , ,S Z7 .x - . .Y 1 , , n g ' L 1 . . ' L l A4 . ' . n I 9 . - U 's . 1 1 ' s.r'. ' J? . D , ,, ,- , , szz' 1 .. . , . . . ., -S -- , l ' N - ' 3 21 - 1 -, , N T' L S . D.

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DEDICATION Tns ssue of rhe PF-IILLIPIAN s ded ceded +o 'rhe memo y of our beloved schoolmafe DONALD A CARLETQN Class of l93O Born Feb 7 To a land The-1+ as fairer and brzglwlrer Ouf from our mzdsf he has gone Bu? deep In The he rfs of his sclwoolmafes Fond memories of hum imqer on . . , 'I9I3 Died June I6, I928

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E P I WE NEED A GYMNASIUMI llnllnps has been confronted wlth th1s t rtement tor a long time and as this school 1 rovvm and Increasing everv vear thts all nnportant question IS nearmg IIS crtsxs, ap proxchmg the ttme for Its settlement once and for all Xthletlcs and sports are now placed on an equal basls with educatlon 'No school rs com plete without some branch of athletlcs State laws have helped out th1s Issue Ph1ll1ps Hlgh has three chtef sports baseball, basketball and track Lvervone knows that our boys and urls have won for themselves for Ihllltps Hr h School and for our town honor and statewtde notlce m educatlonal events and contests Debatlng IS a line example of this Lately athlettcs have begun to come mto thelr own and Wlth a llttle outstde mfluence and help we mlght make our school a statewlde contender 1n all contests both athlettc and educatlve can have athletrc tralmng even when lt IS ratmng, or Ill the dead of the wmrp Vbe onlv tune posstble now for such recreatlon IS ln the summer In a gvmnaslum our basketball team could get tts necessarv trammg Here the track and baseball men could hmber up and keep tn trammv and have practlce In all seasons The scout movement and the openmv of the Communltv House to basket ball have had notxceable results One of the e rs that tt has provlded our boys wlth a place of recreatron and has kent them out of trou ble and from assocritmv wlth the vvronff Set Inst Imagine the effect a ffvmnaslum would have Ive realwe the co t md trouble of rch an llIIdt'l'I3lxlIlU and also we appreclate what has 'rlvc ldv been done f r us and w1sh tw thmk our benefactors But rf some arrange ments could be dravvn up so that vv1th ev erv one helplng mcludmv-of course the school vve mwht have our hopes reahzed how much better off evervone would be LFT Ii TRI Uuch has been sand wrttten and gosslped about a great lessenlng of school splrxt ln the la t few years lhts feehng has progressed to such an extent that promment speakers and men of note have vlslted school and talked upon the merlts of and cures for lack of school spmt As yet I have fatled to see any good resultlng from thls School splrxt IS hke a chlld SOHIGIIITICS ll shows ttself verv promlnentlv, and vet other trmes conceals ltself and sulks It mlght also be compared to a sprlng season sun Some davs lt comes forth out of the clouds and shmes brtghtlv on everyone then other davs lt hrdes behmd the clouds and Aprtl showers bathe everv one below Qchool spmt I have observed has out standmg characterlstlcs After an tmportant school vtctory xt can be observed everywhere For Instance last year when our debattng team came back from Bates College Wllh a large splendtd cup provmg they were debat mg champlons of the state evrcltement relgned supreme A receptxon was given them and debating was the talk of the hour Evervone seemed to possess an evttraordmarllv large share of school spxrrt whlch was natural It large increase IU the number of those who were trvlng to make the debatmg teams this vear and I feel certam lt IS safe to say that debatmg wlll be of large mterest ln thus school for vears to come Then school splrxt showed Itself m basket ball this vear -Xs lt was our first vear on the court we have not much to show for our vear s work but the undertaking of thus sport was successful and basketball vvtll be one of our major sports tn the future M the tour nament at Farmington when we won our wav mto the seml nnals school splrlt agatn was aroused Readlng thus edltorlal one mvght belleve that school Splfll shows rtself onlv after lm portant vrctorles Ihxs mav be so but I doubt tt I belreve that school splrlt ts present at all tlmes tncreaslng somettmes perhaps more than at others I belxeve everv student rs proud of our school and will smg her pralses forever It IS mv opmton that there has not been anv lessemng rn school splrrt and doubt lf there w1ll ever be If there has been we should endeavor to restore lt 4 Tl-l PHI LLI AN . A I s , . . u s . I . . l I - i Y. .i ' ' Q ' . ' 15 v 1 . ' 1 4 - 1- . I ' . ., Y. Q .Y . , 5 , C V ' . Q' 1 . v 3 ' ' A - ' ' 1 - rw . s Q n s w 'O' I ' V ' I 1 4 ra y l - v. l 1 v v . a . . q . U What is needed is a gymnasium where all was interesting to observe that there was a , . 7 h 5 1 -v I M ' . I4 . - - 1 I Y n n ' - . . . W V x. . .M Y . Y f K ' I- V V s A 4 Y E rs 'V v - iv I v v. . V 1 r . V M. S v U Y ' V .T . H V. . . . , A - I . A L V - . 5 9 .. 2 ' , ' . - f , ' I - . - ' . '. s 2 st . ' . ,. . ' v 'V ' I. 5, a ' l ' 1 C- s o v xi E ' v 1 .Q . in j o . ' 4 ' . . Z ' . t 1 ' - . 4 rs ' l M ' . V l V . Y V. I V' . 1 ' s ' .rs l ,i I M I V 'Q . - s s