Phillips High School - Phillipian Yearbook (Phillips, ME)

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18 THE PHILLIPIAN DEBATINIC' l'1rst Row left to r1 nt Rxehmontl Qeeoml Ron M lXll'll'lLX l lhum mm lhxrtl Ron Y RlLhll1iJHCl NfllSb luulle Toothaker Mrs Lyman Wheeler, and the Rexerend H F Aldrnch ol the Methodlst C hureh DEBATING Xlter the C hrlstmas xacatlon we began ln etrnest to work on our debatmg We be gm wrth a good number out, but lt dwm dled down to tour Marxon Kmney and Yxonne Rrchmond afflrmatxve, Gordon Thompson and Iollne Rlchmond, negatlve The LIUCSIIOH th1s year was an unusually dlfhtult one Resolsed That the Federal Cyoxernment shall requlre the arbltratlon of ull lxbor dxsputes rn the basxc Amerrcan ID dustrxes On Nllrth 77 the negatne went to Skow hegln to deblte thelr afiarmatne team, and N1 1dl5OI1 negatne team came here to debate our atfhrmatne team The results Xgunst Madslon 30 for Phllllps, Against Sltowhegm 30 for Slaowhegln Thls l t ter telm won the Ifllllglli debltes Ixen though we emnot go to lanes IH Aprrl 1 last yelr we feel th tt our dtbttmg experl ente has helped us lt te xthes one to thmlx qultkly speak off hand and dexelop p0lbL and ease before an JUCTICIILC Mr Whltte more deserxes 17121156 for hrs toathlng along., these llnes MOVIES IN P H S Throughout the year we hate had two or three reels of moves exery Monday after noon These hate been related to xarlous subjects nneludlng fundamentals or basket ball trawel hxstory and lnology These are made possxble by the Unnerslty of Mame Extenslon Seruce and hate been most enjoyable and helpful to us ID our drfferent classes r 1 -'. 'U' I '. , ,, . . . t 'Z . x , I. . 4 , - , . ' 1 , .- 1 1 . 5 11- 1 . 1 . . ' r ' f f J. .- ,. 1 - . . . .s ,. 2, H 1 .1 1 , . in 1 ' V- w - Y ' ' , 1. , 1 I 1 1 I ' L ,. . . 1 , . .- , .. K 1 , . , - . , , L 6 , 1 1 - . '. e -Q. L Q 1-V ' .'1 ' - , ' - v v -1 - .1 1 , , ra ' ' . ' ' 4 - .4 ,A 1 . . . - ' .

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Tllli I'llII-I.IPlAN lf HXNTD U IW I U Hll' WUI' Llxflx Rlkllllllb K N Rnmond te Rim oe cr tn rt i Cilee Lluh and Speeistlties Roll lordan Roll Bonnie Doon Stxophone Solo Patricii NVhittemore ust A Wetryin For You Xiolin Solo Rodney Htrnden The Doll and the Teddy Betr lxe been Roamin X iolin Trio Yxonne Richmond Rodney Harnden Marylyn Raymond litno Duet Mrs Steward Ioline Richmond XVeltome Pretty Primrose Csomin Thru the Rye Cornet Solo Renton bteward Dante Song from William Tell VVhen Grandmother Dreams Soon alter Christmas xacztion we begin practicing the hind instruments for Nlemo riil Day l hotnpsim It has heen suggested that the high school buy one or two hand instruments each year letting the interested students use them I this vs ay the band could he kept going X hiss drum xx as purchased this ye ir high school owned instruments HOLY WEEK SERVICES The week before lfaster the seniors yearly hue Holv VVeek serxices Thts year it was our good lortune to he permitted to use the Xlethodist Church The program was in charge ot a different senior each day H sides the speakers there were solos duets appropriate poems hvmns, and Bible read ings Our speakers xx ere excellent each one stetklng lor halt an hour on a suhyect re litcd to Fister ln appretiation tor their interest ue wish to thank Nlr Thomas Lar lisle Nlrs 'Nellie R Lane Baptist 'wlinister lfr nt Ru ' tlef t righty: G. Will . li. Will . B. Haley. M. lflagg. M. li , ' . I. 4' nl. it -k V: ie. czfisit-. tt. si- it 1. R. inmltfn. cz. . , a ,l V . T ' - ' ' . n Sleep, Little Treasure which gives us ll start toward a collection of ' ' - ' z 1 ' Y 'N ' ' . - . , I - s T It - . . ' 1 V i i . ' . ' I l A I ' C- 5

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'I'IIIi PHILLIPIAN IU QTL DTNT COL YCII K Coodwln M Ixlnnex F Hagclm M Eustls 1 4 1111 burx R Harmen PARENTS NIGHT ts the te uhcrs Ind students m lde It l7OSSllTlC, tor the sthool to hue 1 parents mpht urrcnts were mu e ln lI'lLIlLl5 1s well IS pmrents showed thelr III terest Ill our school by lttendlny, It was held ll the school house on Noxember 71 I' mth room hrd lts own entertalnment The purpose ol that nlght was to enable the parents to NISII the school and to see just what h1s chlld was dolng 1n hrs sublects They had the opportunlty to talk personally wxth et h teacher 1t thev wrshed to do so The hugh school made up a program ot the xarlous thlngs we had done durmg the itll term The glee club sang and the orchestra plaxed There were demonstra tlons put on bv members ot the chemistry md French classes There w IS also gnen an LXPIIHJIIOD ot rn l'nfrl1sh Ill proyett Xl though the progrun w as put on ln the maln room some enyoycd loolslng at the bnology proyects III Nlr Tooth llxers room SCRAP DRIVE Last tall Phxlllps I-hgh School pllnned scrap drne Notxces were gwen to the townspeople to haye thelr bundles ol maga 71nes tled and ready for collectlon on Otto ber fourth Fred Coach was hrred to take the magazlnes to Portland We recelxed S81 tor the magazlnes and pard Nlr Coach 1570 for the transportatron Xnother scrap drne was held Aprrl th1rd These drwes hawe been xery successful The proceeds were used for necessary new athletlc equlpment PHILLIPS D A R GOOD CITIZENSHIP CANDIDATE This year the semors chose three students from thelr class who best sulted the qualmes ot dependabrllty sen ree, leadershnp md patrmotlsm From these three the faculty chose one Beatrice Haley was the one chosen as our D A R candldate She represented our v A . , lfront Row' Cleft to rlghtjz 1. I . . . U ,. Aj , . . Hack R t-W: S. Guerney. 9. 7 s . ' l' . A 9 l.1:t tall ' A ' ' I 1 ' ' 1 ' ' ' 'Y W 1 a .. ' . ' A ' 1 1 1 ' . ' w.rx11,rxt-Y-'ftt1.1t1 Y f' ' ' L' ' Lf 1 ' I ' l I - .' I ' ' - ' 'X L Y. ' . . I . ' , . .. ., r , ' ' . I . . - . t . . 1: ' 1 l ' ' ' . - ' l . . . ' . I 1 1 L. . I ' Y K . Q . V . . . . . .Y Y v . . xc . ' ' I ' . . ' ' . .Y my 1 . ' I l - ' I . . . I . ' P I 1 I' . ' - ' . 1 C - x I yy P' 1 I ' - .