Phillips High School - Phillipian Yearbook (Phillips, ME)

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10 THE PHILLIPIAN JUNIOR CLASS First Row fleft to rightlz L. Witham, D. Rowe, J. Douglass, T. Richmond Second Row: R. Buck, B, Ballum, W. Richard, J. Mealey, Y. Voter, J. Bubier Third Row: R. Bredeau, H. Sargent, L. Ronco, R. Harrison, W. Coolong, R. Thompson Junior lass Class Colors ....... ....... B lue and Gold CLASS OFFICERS President ., .,,.. ...,.... L oring Witham Vice President ,.... . ..,,.. Iackie Douglas Secretary .......... ......... D ianne Rowe Treasurer ,.... . ..... Bud Richmond Our class, led by Winona Richard, with 311400, high for the school, won the annual magazine drive this year, thus adding 325.00 to our bank account. The class is very well represented in extra- curricular activities this year with all but five members taking part in at least one activity. I ln order to raise some money for future use, the class held a unique bean guessing contest this year, charging SS .25 a guess, with a table-model radio as the prize. We did surprisingly well financially, making a net profit of i577.00. Iust the other day a noted swami, depressed with the sad state of the world, gazed into his crystal ball in order to discover the things that people need most to improve their lives and, most important of all, to make the world a better place in which to live. VVanting to start his search with a distin- guished group of people, he naturally chose the Iunior Class of Phillips High School. Here is what he thought its members needed: 1. Richard Bredeau-A year's supply of axes. . 2. Ieanette Bubier-A pair of elevated shoes. . , fC0ntinued on page A225 Q.. .