Phillips High School - Phillipian Yearbook (Phillips, ME)

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MR. RUTI-IERFORD L. GHEN It was with sorrow that we learned of the sudden death of Mr. Ghen. For five years he had been with us, and the rapid progress and success of our band was due to his un- tiring efforts. He was an excellent instructor and had the respect and good will of every student. In this issue of THE PHILLIPIAN we wish to pay tribute to the memory of Mr. Ghen who organized our band and did so much for our school in the Held of music.

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DEDICATION In zllmpu-ciaticmlm of hcl' faithful :md clcvutec fervice dlIl'il1g' the past fourteen years, this issue of the I'mI,l.1P1,xN if respectfully dedicated to our English fC2lCllt'l' and drzmmtic coach, IIX U LIN E PA G YC

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Published by the Students of Phillips High School vol. XL JUNE, 1941 No. 1 Front row: P. Steward, L. McLaughlin, N. Thompson. M. Bennett, A. Torsey, M. Beal Back row: J. Edwards, A. Blanchard, H. Lovett, K. Smith, N, Toothaker EDITORIAL BOARD EDITORIALS Editor-in-Chief Busiiivsx Manager Girls' Sports Boys' Sports Litvrary Editor Alumni Editor Joke Editor Senior Class Editor Junior Class Editor Sophomore Class Editor Freshman Class Editor Marion Beal Newell Toothaker Lilla McLaughlin and Alice Torsey Arthur Blanchard Pauline Steward Kenneth Smith Jean Edwards Helen Mitchell Maxine Bennett Nelda Thompson Jean Thompson N active student council is one of the most important organizations in a high school, if it is run right, and if the stu- dents take an active interest in it. We have tried for several years to have a good student council in Phillips High School but there seems to be a lack of in- terest. When a meeting is called the mem- bers mourn because it means giving up fifteen or twenty minutes of their time. I wonder how they think such a thing can be successful without spending a little time on 1t.