Phillips High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Battleboro, NC)

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Homecoming Queen Helen Yvonne Hines S 35

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The Alma M ater There's a school we think is fine, In the state of Caroline. There's a school we think is fine, In the state of Carolina. And her lessons we will cherish, Of her fruit we'll never perish, Dear Phillips High School, Dear Phillips High School. Her maroon and gray we choose, B--Somebody ne'er to lose. Her maroon and gray we choose, B--Somebody ne'er to lose. And the Bulldog's emblem wear, Her percepts that we might bear, Dear Phillips High School, Dear Phillips High School. How our hearts with love doth beat, When her name we do repeat. How our hearts with love doth beat, When her name we do repeat. For to us life's keys she's given, Toward Success goal we are driven, Dear Phillips High School, Dear Phillips High School. Ever loyal we will stand, Sons and daughters hand in hand. Ever loyal we will stand, Sons and daughters hand in hand. There's no other in this land, That we think is quite so grand, As our Dear Phillips High School, As our Dear Phillips High School. The Queenjs Court fLeft rear, Principal Batts by whom the queen was crowned

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uietctnee Department fPictured from left to rightj: Sevella Sessoms, Joyce Cooper, Mrs. Etta C. Blakey, Guidance Coun selor, and Willie Hankerson discussing a wall chart concerning vocational choices. Agrzeultuffe Department fLeft to rightj: Mr. J. E. Batts, Principalg Mr. Edward C. Mills, Cadet Teacher, and Mr. Issac C. Rogers, Teacher of Agriculture inspecting mail box constructed in farm shop. 36