Phillips High School - Phillipian Yearbook (Phillips, ME)

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DEDICATION DWIGHT IAMES BORN - NOVEMBER 21, 1920 Duzn-IANUARY 17, 1940 It is with loving memory that we dedicate this issue of the PHILLIPIAN to Dwight. He was our true and loyal friend. His sunny and cheerful disposition during his last long illness :von for him our love and admiration. He will always live in our memory.

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Published by the Students of Phillips High School vol. XXXIX IUNE, 1940 NO- 1 l'llll.l.ll'l.XN lifl:XRl7 Front Rmvglf. lieniptnn. il. llimtliliy, N. ililiornpsini. l.. llinclcley. D. XY:ilsli Buck Rowfl., Shultz. R. llznlgeii Xl. Stinclitielil, lf. lillfllllillll. N. 'l'cn1tl1:1kei' EDITORIAL BOARD EDITORIALS Ifditm'-infChit'f I1'u.vinvss Jlluizagmf Girls' Sjiorlx lfays' Sports Literary Editor ,-llumni Editor Join' Editor .gf'7l1'07' Class Editor Junior L'lr1,i'.r Editor Sophomore Class Editor Fri-.vhmau Class Editor Irtlflllfjl .-ldviser Robert Badger Milton Stinclihcld ,lean Szuidcrs Frederick llurnhmn Virginia Wing Doris VV:ilsll l.illi:ui Hinkley lflezlnor Keinptuu Newell Tootlizikei' .lean Boothhy Nelda Thonipson Miss Page l-Ili class of I9-40 wishes to thank the townspeople for the assistance they have so kindly given us this year. Without their aid many things which we now have in high school would be impossible, includ- ing this issue of the PHILLIPIAN. l wonder if we realize how very im- polite we are at times, to each other and to our elders. And I wonder if we realize the impression we make on others when we are rude. l don't helieve we do, for surely if we did we would mend our ways in a hurry. l heard a pupil say abruptly to a teacher li0t long ago, A' Here, take this rank card