Phillips High School - Phillipian Yearbook (Phillips, ME)

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'l'llli l'llIl,I.ll'l,XN 17 BANU Front Row-VV. Hinds. M. Gould, bl. 'l'hompson, ll. Mitchell, li. Smith. F. Satifortl, F. Beal Second Row-N. Ciile, N. Tootlmker, P. Knapp, K. Smith, N. Davenport, M. Bennett, R. Stinchtield, Mr, lihen, Director Third Rowffi. Thmnpsmm, H. Mitchell, Nl. Staples, P, Steward, S. Davenport, I.. Shultz, Rl. Stinchtield. R. Badger Absent when picture was taken, C. Blauielizird, R. Mclieen possible to raise the necessary funds. How- ever the Community band will go. May ll, the combined bands of Phillips and Strong will play at the music festival at Waterville. This is the first time our boys and girls have attended the State music festival. ORCHESTRA LAs1' Spring Mr. Knowles attempted to organize a class in violin. His class was small at first, but he now has twenty. He is in Phillips two days each week. Another tall he plans to organize an orchestra. More than one-half of our students are now taking lessons on some musical instru- ment. We hope another year that even a larger number will select some instrument and take advantage of the excellent oppor- tunity now offered.

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'llll-I I'llll.I.Il'l,-XTX IH 'L . Q x c xv' x FQQTBALL lfr,4sT Trgftxr Secunia TEAM AST fall we started six-man football. The most of us had kicked the football around a little each fall, but we knew very little about the game. Coach Kittredge had to start from the be- ginning, teaching us the fundamentals. Twelve boys answered the first call for prac- tice. Our first game was with Strong. ln the First half our team outplayed the Strong boys in every department of the game, and we led 20-6. But in the second half Coach Higgins' team came back and played a very different game. When the final whistle sounded we were leading only Z6-25. Our next game was with Dixfield. a team that had been playing for two years. Dix- Field certainly showed us how the game should be played, and although we lost by a large score we all felt that we had learned a lot of football that afternoon. We played Rangeley and a return game with Dixheld, showing improvement in each game. Our last game was with Strong. From the opening whistle there was no ques- tion about the outcome. The boys showed good team work and looked like real foot- ball men. Although Mr. Kittredge will lose heavily by graduation, we feel confident that he will have a good team another year. Badger R, la. A. Blanchard H. Vlfhite I.. E. Dennison J. NVhite C. Lovett Burnham li. B. liustis Russell H. B, B, Ross Toothaker Q, H. C, Hlaneliard Surninarv of games played I Phillips 26 Strong 23 Phillips 6 Dixheld ful Phillips 18 Dixlield 33 Phillips 57 Rangeley I! Phillips 45 Strung 0 BASKETBALL XVI-L had a very good season in basketball this winter, winning seventeen and losing live, and placing second in the North Frank- lin League. XVC hope that this will be the last year that we will have to play the most of our games away from home. For the past few years. whenever any team has suggested they would rather not play in our hall. We have agreed to play both games in their own hall. Rangcley was the only team to beat us both games. They had a lane team, winning the North Franklin League and then going on to win the Farmington Tournament. VVe played both of our games with King- licld at Kingfield. The first was a great game lor the spectators. The score was close all the way, our team finally winning out Z0-lfl. The second game was played after