Phillips High School - Phillipian Yearbook (Phillips, ME)

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12 THE PHILLIPIAN SOPHOMORE DEPARTMENT President Marjorie Stinchiicld Other Officvrs No one seems to know fNote: Author being unable to get in- formation supplied her own., CLASS FLOWER Pansy Qpansy only flower author knowsj CLASS Morro Take your choice: 1. You'vc buttered your bread now lie in it. 2. The early bird gathers no moss. 3. A bird in the hand is worth-worth -heck, who wants a bird? CLASS POEM Maxine Bennett's very good, If you doubt it, ask George Wood. Clovis Blanchard, so we hear, Calls the sophomore girlies dear. Jeannie Boothby, my oh my! Gets her lessons slick as pie. Lester Coffren, pleased to meet yer, Hear your nuts about your teacher. Turn your minds to Norman Dustin, Fancy him at bronco bustin'. Everyone knows Glenice Gates, We all envy her her dates, Harvey Lovett is our cop, Those who cross him get a bop. Lillian Lufkin's very shy, If we bawled her out she'd die. Now consider Ruthie Mills, For her growth she needs pink pills. Montford Morgan, known as Spin, Thinks to study is a sin. Charlie Moody hugs the girls, He prefers the ones with curls. Dotty Mitchell is the sort Who is good at every sport. Ervin Presoott's quick's a flash, With the girls he cuts a dash. Robert Parker's not so slow Though his stature's rather low. just you look at Mayo Ross, She soon tells us who is boss. Curtis Smith is wild and bold, On him all the girls are sold. Dotty Torsey simply dotes , On the art of writing notes. I feel bad 'cause Linwood T. Loves our Mertie 'stead of me. Margie Stinchfield loves to grin, Chessie cats and she are kin. Burchard Plog's got curly hair And we never heard him swear. Husky brute is Harland White. We would hate to make him iight. Georgie Porgie Pudden W00d, He'd kiss girlies-if he could. Dotty Worthley likes the news. On the latest she has views. Gracie Twitchell loves our Newt, Well, we also think he's cute. Barbara Shultz is very nice, But we hear she's scared of mice. Left one out as like as not. Guess our rhyming's not so hot. SOPHOMORE STATISTICS Honors Track Band Debater: G. Gates G. Wood M. Stinchfield G. Wood G. Twitchell C. Blanchard C. Blanchard M. Bennett M. Bennett H. Lovett M. Bennett D, Torsey L. Colfren D. Mitchell M. Ross M- Gile M. Stinchlield M. Gile D. Mitchell J. Boothby Football Basketball Baseball Spelling Drama H. White C. Blanchard C. Smith M. Ross C. Blanchard H. Lovett M. Morgan C. Blanchard M. Bennett R. Parker C. Blanchard R. Parker M. Morgan I. Boothby M. Gile H. Lovett H. White G. Twitchell C. Smith H. Lovett M. Stinchfield M. Stinchiield R. Parker G. Gates M. Ross M. Ross G. Gates D. Mitchell G. Twitchell D. Torsey J. Boothby

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THE PHILLIPIAN ll JUNIOR DEPARTMENT CLASS OFFICERS Presideni Helen Mitchell V ice-President Treasurer Newell Toothaker CLASS Coi.oRs Blue and Silver CLASS Mo'r'ro Ropes of the Past Ring Bells of the Future IUNIOR CLASS STATISTICS The Thirteen members of the class of '41 feel justly proud of their year's record in scholarships, athletics and all other extra- curricular activities. The following statistics go to prove our point in case doubt should arise in the minds of jealous fellow classmen or others. Honor Students Baseball Basketball Football Music Spelling M. Adley A. Blanchard A. Torsey A. Blanchard K. Smith M, Beal M. Beal D. Dennison I-I. Mitchell D. Dennison J. Edwards nl, Edwards A. Dyer I... McLaughlin A. Blanchard N. Toothaker H. Mitchell J. Edwards K. Smith M. Beal P. Steward L. McLaughlin N. Toothal-ter N. Toothaker M. Beal H. Mitchell A. Torsey L, Mcl.aughlin N. Toothaker P. Steward N. Toothaker A. Torsey Honor students are those whose name has appeared at least once on the Honor Roll. THIRTEEN FOR LUCK GREATEST COMEDY OF CENTURY PLAYING FIVE DAYS WEEKLY AT PHILLIPS HIGH SCHOOL ROOM SEE! SEE! ALL STAR CAST IN ACTION SEE! SEE! BEAUTIFUL GIRLS AND HANDSOME HEROES - BEST CAST SINCE TEN NIGHTS IN A BAR ROOM CAST OF CHARACTERS Roxie Ring-'em up Swell from the Switchboard, Marion Beal Timmy Toss Up-The Torrid Terror from Tory Hill, Kenneth Smith Blondie Bombshell - Noted author of Boy Dates Girl, Maxine Adley Dynamite Dolittle-Denioniacal Demon from Deadville. Donald Dennison Tillie Twinkletoes-Nifty number from the Follies. Alice Torsey Saxy Sal -That musical gal, Pauline Steward Peroxide Pol-Who makes 'em fall, Helen Mitchell Dapper Dan - The ladies' man, Arthur Blanchard Indian Ann- Squaw without a man, Hope Thompson Gertie Giggle-The gum chewing girl from Goopville. Avis Dyer Prissy-Pull-a-Bow - The female fiddler, Jean Edwards Nutty Nil1il- The Nonsensical Nonentity from Nowhere, Newell Toothaker Thirteen means bad luck, So we all will agree, But '4l's luck ls all right for me. Certain junior boy says: lt's better to have tried and missed - Than leave my Gracie all unkissed. I

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THE PHILLIPIAN 13 FRESHMAN DEPARTMENT Station F-r-e-s-h-i-e broadcasting from its studio on the extreme right hand side of the high school room at P. H. S. In the distance you can hear singing. Let's bring the microphone closer. It's the freshman marching song sung in the mighty base voice of Bill Mills. Listen! We are the jolly freshmen Fifteen of us, green and shy, And though we may not look the part We never tell a lie. We march to classes daily With trembling fear and tread, And make the teachers wonder lf there's anything in our heads. Some of ns are here to learn Some simply come to play But there will come a reckoning On our graduation day. Wouldn't it be a blessing If we could look ahead And know what we're learning now Makes bricks for our house or shed? The woman's voice you heard was Louise Moores. She argues every day with Bill for the privilege of singing this song. FLASH! A strange malady has attacked five members of the freshman class. An unusual lack of interest in surroundings was suddenly noted in Nelda, Phyllis, Verna, Mertie, and Sybil. There was a vacant, dreamy look in their eyes. The county doc- tor was hastily summoned. After a thorough examination of the victims he announced that they had been bitten by the love bug and would probably not recover for some time. Flash! Phyllis, Nelda, Bob, and Everett have been on the honor roll all this year. Phyllis, Nelda, Bob, and Nathalie spoke in the preliminaries. Phyllis won the cup at Stratton. Phyllis, Bob, Nelda, Virgil, Sybil, and Earl took part in dramatics. Earl, Tommy, Geraldine, and Myr Lyn took part in sports. Station F-r-e-s-h-i-e signing off. We shall resume our broadcasts from station S-op-h-o- m-o-r-e next year. Good bye. a 4 x fltdfl 'l 3lxQ lplu' Qfalw ':s ' 5,-L-7 nzvsi? if l- ' .sg