Phillips High School - Phillipian Yearbook (Phillips, ME)

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71 Till? l'Hll,l.lI'lAN I. .U . . ILTNTIOR CIASS lmnt 1 xx, ltlx In riulxl: A. Willxur. li. Mills. P. Wt-sum, XY. Sargvnt, ll. Srnxrull. M. llunlizini, l.. Kclly lx 1 xx X lulltin M Clllllllll R Su nt l4.1c o':... '. '. ,s 11. ..1'gL' ' A. Lulikin .... Quiet R. Sargent ..,, . .. . . ,.., Studious IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS IUNIOR CLASS President , Pauline Weston A is lm. Arthurx Vice-Prcsinlrsnt Athylie Willmer A lxig husky liul, Secretary :incl Treasurer Ronalcl Sargent Wim V103 'mf Willi Pllulllw CLASS COLORS Crimson and Gold CLASS FLOWER Real Rose IUNIOR SUPERLATIVES P. VVeston A. XN'illaer H. Stowcll H. Beal VV. Sargent M. Dunham lf.. Mills l.. Kelley , Nl. Cushman Nervous . Dreamy .. ,.,.., Calm Carefree Talkative Home hody Noisy Brilliant Bnshfnl llc's alxxays tlllllt' sail. R is for Ronald As bright as the sun, Whcrcxcr our Ronnie is 'l'h1:rc's LllXVLlyh sonic fun. M is for Merton With liorsc-laugh anal all. Although Miss Richnmncl's Her Bill is quite tall. short ll is for Ilarrict NVith all of hor wit, l or her career as teacher She slluultl hc quite lit. A is for Arhylic NVhu likes to chew gum, Anil when shc gets sleepy Shu starts sighing Oh, Hum.

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THE PHILLIPIAN 7 Senior Statistics Num: Carmontl Moore Marilyn Mecham Marjorie Gould Corytlon Hardy Delvinc Vose Frank Beal Name' Carmond Moore Marilyn Mecham Marjorie Gould Corydon Hardy Delvine Vosc Frank Beal NI4'lt'lItlI71F By-word Greater! WBLIIQIIFSS Carm You can't tell Women Mayo Wool VVool Flirting Mari There - see Music Cord That's a matter of opinion! Hunting Del What's cooking? The head Hank Thay! Flying Hangout Disposition Famrirc Song Always with his latest dove Explosive Curlrlle Up a Little Closer VVhere Lhere's a guy Sweet I'rl Like to Know You Better At the Corner Changeable She Was lust a Sailor's Sweetheart Park Street Argumentative In My Arms At I-larLly's Flighty My Dreams Are Getting Better All the Time Everywhere Tantalizing Don't Fence Me In and teasing THE SUPER SENIOR CLASS Hardy over us keeps guardg He's always armed with knife and gun. I-le tries to look all tough and hard, But Mimi keeps him on the run. Carm to us from Rangeley cameg He toots the trumpet, argues too, And not a girl has been the same, He sure knows how to pitch the woo. Mecham is a glamor dame, She takes the eye of every boy, By Hirting she has won some fame And breaking hearts is her great joy. Margie wants to teach or sing Or play comet or violin, lt's true she can do anything, To waste her art would be a sin. Delvine likes a lot of fun, Cares for neither rod nor ruleg Never gets her lessons doneg Likes to giggle and to fool. VVhat can I say about poor me? I confess 'tis very tough, Shy and modest as I be, Shucksl I think I've said enough. Frank Rookie Haggan: Why did you salute that truck driver? 'i Rookie Adley: Don't be so dumb! That's no truck driverg that's General Haul- ing. Dicln't you see that sign? i' At a party one night, where there was a shortage of chairs, Pearl Coolong remarked to her friend, Lena Tyler, I wish that good- looking young man would give me his chair. Immediately Seyward Wilcox, Leslie Kelley and Ronald Voter got up and offered their chairs. Copzi Who was driving when this acci- dent happened? H Bill Davenport: No one, we were both in the hack seat. Ronnie Sargent: L' I-Iave you got a picture of yourself? U Wilma Sargent: Yeah! Ronnie Sargent: Then let me use that mirror. I want to comb my hair. in

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THE PIIILLIPIAN 9 SOPHOMORE CLASS Front row, left to right: P. Conlong, H. Kercham, M. Dodge, F. Wing, V. Webber. P. 'l'5'ls'r. L- Tylsf Back row: S. Wilcox, R. Beal, C. Coolong. F. Morgan, F. Sargent, I.. Kelly, W. Davenport P is for Pauline. Our star at haskcthall. She's sure to he a champion lf she plays again this fall. VV is for WVilma. So quiet antl shy. When her mother says study You shoultl hear '4NVillie sigh ll is for Helen. So tiny :mtl smart. .-Xml her little Ronaltl ls the pritlc of her heart. lf, is for litlitli Who coin:-s from Miles Square, She and Leola Seem to make a gootl pair. l. is for l.unla. V Who is litlithk ehum. She appears to he quiet. liut she lilies to have fun. M is for Marie XVllu eomposccl all of this. ll' she wrote almut herself lt would sure lie amiss. QUOTATIONS l'd lots rather he little than lonesome.- A. VVilher. My Hopes and Aims Are to cure aches and pains. -M. Dunham. To Hy a plane is my biggest aim.-H. Beal. l'm going to he my own boss.-W. Sargent. l know nothing of other girls' affairs as mine are suffrieient.-I.. Kelley. l dare l10t be myselfg l'm dangerous.- P. Weston. lf l should lose my lioolas l sure would he lost. - H. Stowell. A elosetl mouth speaks of an open mind. - li. Mills. Vvhy show my vvit to other men? They woult,ln't untlerstancl.-M. Cushman. Some people live and learn, I only live. - R. Sargent. Driving a trueli suits me line. - A. l.ulikin.