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SENIOR CLASS PUBLICATION LAWRENCE HIGH SCHOOL FALMOUTH, MASSACHUSETTS Co-editors Business Manager John T. Hough, Jr. Susan E. Sheehan Jan M. Hazelton Production Adviser Business Adviser R. Curtis McKee John J. Farrell Publisher’s Representative Photographer Robert Vantine Delmar Printing Co. Melvin Howard Kelsey Studio
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K cai mhiitu piiri IT LIBRARY Eugene C. Phillips, A.B., M.A. Latin classes were a place for discussion as the pro- blems of ancient Rome were viewed with new perspec- tive. Above all, they were a place for learning. Mr. Phillips knew the members of the Class of 1964. He knew them intimately; he knew them individually; he strove to help them. His sincere guidance extended far beyond the small interior of his Latin Class. In- evitably, the students knew Mr. Phillips and warmed to his lively humor. He worked beside them in class activities: The Minstrel Show, the Bean Supper, and countless dances. More than the head of Lawrence High’s foreign language department, Mr. Phillips was a leader to all his students. It was a long and rocky road to graduation. The class of 1964 began warily, paused half way, and for- ged ahead with renewed momentum to the journey’s end. There were times when the path was obstructed, or inclement weather made the going rough. Then it was that Eugene C. Phillips lent comfort and aid to a class which looked to him foremost, from the portals of high school to the final farewell. He led many along the Appian Way, introducing po- tentially tiresome mechanics of Latin in a manner fresh and interesting. He was officer through bitter cam- paigns with Caesar in Gaul, Britain, and Germany. Together, students and teacher applauded the orations of Cicero and read the poetry of Virgil: Mr. Phillips’ Aesthete • Altruist • Articulator 2
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