Phillips High School - Phillipian Yearbook (Phillips, ME)

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18 THE PHILLIPIAN ORCHESTRA Flont row left to rlght G Wllbur M Ravmond M Dunham J Rxchmond X Rxch mond Back row R Harnden M Cushman G Golden Our old sllent moue machlne has been repalred but xt 15 too old to gne good serw ce We hope that another year we may haue a 16 mm sound projector There are so many free educatronal sound Hlms today we feel that exery school should hawe such a proycctor EASTER OBSERVANCE IN P H S In obserxance of Easter Phrllxps I-hgh as lll the past tew years held seruces 1n the ranged the program and played the preludes As school dld not keep on flood Frlday the seruces began on Thursday xuth Mr Stet son as speaker hns subyect benng Easter and the Lnes of Men Monday the grammar school yolned us to hear thelr PI'lI1ClpI1l Nlr Newton who was the speaker Tuesday Mr VVhxttemore gaxe a xery ln teresung talk VV ednesday A1155 Lucmlle Toothaker spoke to us On Thursday there was no speaker However a muslcal program by the glee club and orchestra was enjoyed Vlrgmta and Evelyn Webber sang a duet Mane Dun ham played a uolm solo and Harrlet Sto well a plano solo The scrrpture was read and all 1Oll1Cd 1n Slllglllg hymns GLEE CLUB AND ORCHESTRA faxrly large The glee club conslsts of 28 gurl members and the orchestra of nme boys and glrls VVe vs ant to thank Mrs Steward and Mlss Page for the help they hue gnen us They haxe spent many hours maklng the glee club and orchestra mto better organnzatrons Un March 70 we presented a muslcal pro gram at the Alumnl Hall which was well attended The program was as follows 1 9 . : - . s - . 1 ' v ' l 9 v- ' ' : . , . , . V. . V . . a V V' - 1 . , v n 4 a , ' - V V . V . . . , , , V - 1 V . . . V ,ml . . V V. . high school room. Iolme Rnchmond ar- Our musical group this year has been 1 . ' 1 , ' V . V V V . V V. . '-' ' 'I . ' T. . ' . - - - as ' A . , Q T l ' ' I L ' ' V I7 V Q , 8 . ' ' . y A ' ' ' V . I v v v v. It . ' I 7 A ' 9 v V V V 1 - Y ' '

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THE PHILLIPIAN 17 SOPHONIORP PLAX Flont 10W left to rltrht C Wllbur Y Rtchmond D Ellleott Back IOVS R Hdrnden NI Eustls G Golden Bob Beal Ftanklln Sdlgent Bull Davenpott Felalyn Wlng, Yngmla Webbct Dan 'luclset Toby Snodglass Sherldan Douglass Claubel Wolth Aunt Nlarthy Mav 6th Phdltps md Strongo nresented one att plus it Strongo Xlly 9th moth schools presented the same plays If Phllhps Strong, presented The Lblw Dutlshng by A A Xhlme -Xt Phllltps there wer spetltl tles hx Xxonne Rnhmond lnd Nlcrton Cushman THE FRESI-IMANI RECEPTION The trtshmtn reteptlon xx ts held Ottohtr tn he f e Htll The trls wore lset tles on thexr he tds shredded hr tn sttlss tnd doughnut rolls hehtnd etth etr The bots more slstrts tnd ttrrted dolls The Il'Csl'1I11c'l1 proxed to he ool sports am uerxone moxed xt ttthln th stunts The Illlfllllf n xx ts to oued hx 1 t u e FARMINGTON STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE Un Nl t 6 Nlr Roberts ot the Ftrmtngtc n Sttte Teuhcrs Colle e ttllsed to the hl h sehool He m tde rt tle lr to us th tt tne tol le e xx ts not thls wear begoyni, tor students is IS the ease mn exerw other tollege 111 the Lmted States the Teuhers College hnds rtselt XNlIl'l more 1ppl1c1nts thtn ll mn htndle He qdxlsed tumors 1nd senlors xx ho tre PllI1fllI'!4 to 5,0 hrther tn sthool to he ettunt, thelr tpplltttrons tn now He out llned the tdxmttges ot h1s sthool 'md left some nurture tor us to retd MOVIES IN P H S urln h x xr ue hue emoxed sertes of htteen plttures tresented m the Ytle Lntxtrsltx Press These plttures were h tstd on the etrlx exnlorttlons md the set tlttntnt ot 'XIHLTILI up to the Rexolutttntrt XX xr tertod ' 7 . A ' ', , I 1. , . , . ' . . v. , - . . . ,- . ., . ' Y . , ri If ........ 1 . 1 'Y' -' '- - '1- All' -. 1 'f 4 Y. . . Y, 1' Q i w , 1 . 1' 1 ' - . - l - Q L L S ' l' ' W V -. ' v. ' ' . I t A ., g K , 1 1 Q Iv I ' - S . Y. . 1' , l ,L --1 V - ' , ' 1' 1 . ., . 1' ' T r L Y vu' A rl' 1 ' ' ,' ', - . ' . .. .. I'. . ' ' 6' 'i- g , t 1 ' ' r f ' ' L A X 1 z 'lg I t ' ' N . . . . . ,. , . Q' r L 'Q ' 'l 1 . , 'Q 'L Qrj N A A 19' ' ' 'T ' s x L U, , ek, . . , . . . . t yrtnh . . I, . - 1 K, 5 X g rg tgp D g t e ez ' 1' H the 1, . I L. . s .fs L- - - X E -x x 1 A ' ' J ' g t ' ..', 1' 1 1' 'I 1. I L , B. - A, .V H ' , ., - ' P - - s Q ,'-, -.V ,V V l U , I . . g -, . . . . X L I '1. . It . . 7 .

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THE PHILLIPIAN 19 GIRLS GLFE CLUB Flrst low left to ught A Wllber C Coodwln R Elllcott X Rlchmond D Bolduc D Elllcott M Raymond B Dunn J Hlnckley Second row A Tyler G Wllbur M Fustls W Sargent M Dunham E Webber B Haley B Brackett M Plog Thud row V Webber B Wllbul E Hagelm, M Dodge P Tyler E Mllls V Webber J Rlchmond Presldent Lmcoln March Herfurth Benjamln Franklln March Underwood Orchestra It Mxght As Well Be Sprmg Hammerstem Sweethealt of All My Dreams Fltch and Lowe Glee Club Songs My Mother Taught Me Dvorak Vlolln Solo Marle Dunham Valse Ouental Herfulth Orchestra Chlckely Chlck Llppman Vxolet Webber Colleen Goodwm Symphony Oestone Cornet Solo George Golden Vocal Solo MBTJOIIE Gould Guest Sololst Songs of Yestelday De Lamater Orchestra The Old Reflaln Folk Melody Claunet Solo Gloua Wllbur Two Gultars Russlan Folk Melody Four V10l1IlS At Dawnmg Cadman Glfts Bach Glee Club I Cant Begm To Tell You Monaco Saxophone Solo 'Vlerbon Cushman Novelty Song Yvonne Rlchmond Glorla Wllbul Song of the Sea Nevm Glee Club Wa1t1n for the Tram to Come In Skylar and Black Festlval March Mendelssohn Orchestra CROW ELL MAGAZINE DRIVE Thns fall 'Vlr Hoxey presented the 1943 Crowell plan and orgamzed a ten dav com DCIIIINC drne tor SUDSCYIPIIODS between the treshmen and upper classmcn The dmc was a success and 59' 65 was added to the school fund Agaln thls year the freshmen won the contest For the pa t , . , ' -- , : . ' , .fl , . ' , '. ' , . , . , . , .n , . I : . , . , . . , . - , . , . , . . Y l , ' 1 . . ' u: . , . ', . . , . , . , . , . . . A , . . l ' nnan TA , . , . . F .. , R . .- U . Group of Boys and Girls 3 I -W Y i ' 1 N . , q' ' , A.. 1 C