Phillips High School - Phillipian Yearbook (Phillips, ME)

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FRESI IMAN CLASS Seated, left to right: L. Barker, F. Brackett, B. Smith, C. Whorff, G. Dill, A. Bryant, E. Rowe, L. Hinkley. Standing, middle row: D. Hinkley, C. Mcliaugrhlin, L. McLaughlin, E. Trask. Back row: R. Buck, D. Pills- bury, R. Stinchfield, P. Deraps, N. Thurlow, G. Rowe L. White, G. Dunn, D. Carlisle. 1 CLASS OFFICERS President .............. Clarice McLaughlin Vice President .......... Dennis Pillsbury Secretary ..... Betty Smith Treasurer .. Carrol Haggen Freshman Class When school started this year twenty-two scared and green Freshmen walked into the high school room. We all made a mad scram- ble for the back seats but soon found just as much fun could be had in the front ones. The much dreaded initiation soon took place with everybody having a lot of unexpected fun. We are glad to welcome George Dunn as a new classmate from Avon. Carrol I-laggen was with us the first half of the year but then left to go to Germany with his family. Initials: Class D. P. Daily perfection fDennis P., P. D. Private detective QPaul D., D. C. Dispositionis calm CDuane C., N. T. Notorious talker fNorman T., N F. R. L. L lz. C1 L. C C D L. R. L. A C1 P. C 13 55 ti? B. Flirtations belle CFrances B., B. Real blusher fRonald B., VV. Likes women! fLynn T. Ever toiling fElwin T., S. Eats sundaes fBetty S., D. Great doings! fGeorge D., M. Likes mail fmale, QLeora M., VV. Clever wit fConnie R. Gets rattled?? CGordon R., H. Don't hurry fDurward H., B. Lozenie's bashful fLozenie B., S. Relishes school fRonnie S., H. Likes home fLorraine H., B. Always busy fAnne B., D. Girl dreamer fGlendalyn D., R. Ever rooting fElizabeth R., M. Glass menace fClarice M., ' t r'1 ' y. I If 5' 'fu Ad T wg 1 tx : b i QA. C 1, ., ' M, ,L ' L 'Erik-A WJ . ' ' S- . fy 512.12 if c Y . 'm U Un

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Seated, left to right: K. Hoover, J. Ballum, B. Mecham, Carole Knight, K. Witherall, Carolyn Knight, and G. Pinkham. Standing: H. Wilbur, A. Winquist, S. Kinney, P. Carlisle, A. Gibbs, P. Savage, M. White, R. Leavitt, J. Wilber. CLASS OFFICERS President ..... Angel Gibbs Vice President .......... Raymond Leavitt Secretary . .. Marilyn White SOPHOMORE CLASS Treasurer .... Kenneth Hill Sophomore Class This, our second year in Phillips High School, has proved to be a very successful one. ln the past, reports showing the personality of each student in a class has failed to be stressed. That is why we are going to try to capture the person- ality of each person in the Sophomore class in these two poems. We are sorry to say that we have lost a won- derful sport this year, Miss Leola NVhite who is now in the sanatorium in Greenwood Mountain, Maine. THE SOPHOMORE GIRLS First is Ioyce, our class clown, To Massachusetts she's always bound, Next is Peggy, our class brain, She is wholly for Duane, Then for Angel, our class artist, She is also one of the smartest, As for Kathleen, a reckless driver, But she's also a money miser, Then comes Sandra, who chums with Gene, Out of school she's really quite keen, Then comes Carole, who goes with Chuck, But then again it's apt to be Huck, As for Carolyn, a twin to Carole, She gets her catch with a bow and arrow, Then there's Betty, who likes to write stories, Always in keeping with the local movies Then to Glennice, who comes from Avon, She is someone you can depend upon, Then to Pat, whois quite a gal, She's always excited when she sees Al, To Leola, a good classmate, With her Bill she really does rate, Then for Marilyn, who chums with Earl, She is always in a whirl, Last is Skip, who hates to go out, 'Cepting when I. B.'s about. THE SOPHOMORE BOYS Our number one boy is lack, a nice sort, He is the craziest of the whole lot, ln our line next is Tony the flirt, He's pretty sure he'll never get hurt, Next comes Ray, playboy it seems, lle is in a lot of the girls' dreams, Now we come to Bill, our basketball star, He's done pretty well for himself so far, Hayden is sort of the shy type you see, But when it comes to girls Oh, gosh! oh, gee! But taking things seriously we really know That when they get together they put on a good show.

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First row, left to right: B. Smith, M. Miller, C. Hodges, D. Leavitt, B. Deraps, L. Barken L.TherHen. Second row: E. Rowe, Michael White, Marilyn White, N. Harrison, E. Wells, K. Hoover, M. Goldsmith. Third row: Hilda Steward, Directorg B. Wheeler, L. Dunham, J. Ellis, D. Mc- Minniman, A. Witham, J. Winquist. Sept. Url. BAND QC ACTIVITIES chool Calendar Mill sighs of relief 471 vacation ends. P. H. S. welcomes a new freshman class and one new member to the Junior Class - Richard Cahoone. First baseball practice of the year. Now we expect ranks to pick up. Otlicers and Student Council members chosen in each class. Cross Country practice begins. First meeting of the PHILLIPIAN Editorial Board. Big presentation! Three people received per- fect attendanee medals for last year. Baseball game with Range-ley there. We won 10-l. Baseball game with Rangeley here. We won 13-7. Baseball game with Stratton there. We won 14-7. Salesman from Seniors about What a line! Day ott for Farmington fair and we're off to the races! Baseball game with Kingtield there. We won 7-6. Cross Country boys went down for physicals. Baseball game with Kingtielzl here. They won U-5. Cross Country first: ltumford-seronml3 Phillips-third. Tryouts for 3-Act Play. More tryouts. Baseball game with Stratton here. They won 8-7. Play cast announced. W'hat a crew! Mr. W'oodman interviews seniors about pics. Mr. Green talked to seniors about class trips. We were also interviewed by a representative from Westbrook Junior College. Seniors go to Farmington to have pictures taken, chautfered by Mr. Littlefield. Luckily there were no otlieers around. Freshman Initiation. Boy! Did those onions stink! Cross Country at Phillips. Fairlield-first: Phillips-second. Seniors interviewed by Mr. Perkins. Ordered name cards and invitations. NVe were interviewed by Mr. Hovis of the Crowell-Collier Publishing Co. this morning. Magazine Drive begins. Mr. Ellis talked to us about hunting safety. Night hunting also discussed. Half day of school in respect for Newell Toothaker. Josten's Co. came to see the invitations and name cards. meet at Romford. Waterville Nov. Dee 19 21 116 ,T 28 29 A1 .1 N 'D ll 12 lli 1 l J '19 L11 243 -Ht 240 l ii 6 7 10 15 16 17 Cross Country meet at VVaterville. Waterville- lirsti Phillips-second: Hartland-third. Cross Country meet at Phillips. Phillips-first: Dixtield and New Sharon tie for second. Cross Country meet at New Sharon. Phillips- tirst: New Sharon-second: Dixfield-third. llalf session of school because of Teachers' Convention. Magazine Drive ends. Juniors WVUII. School closed because of Teachers' Convention. l'. T. A. sponsored Halloween Party in the evening. Dress Rehearsal for the 3-Act Play. Successful presentation of the 3-Act Play, Leave to Marry. Seniors' name cards arrive. lVIore moneyl l New A. li. Dick Mimeograph becomes the cen- ter of attraction in the commercial department. Day oil' for Armistice. Debaters start new season by attending a dis- eussion at Bates College, Lewiston. Magazine prizes come. J. V. Basketball game at Weld. Boys won 63-9. Girls won 57-36. Rest of the Magazine prizes come. Magazine Salesmanship Awards were presented to Danny VVing, Carrie Hodges, Glendalyn Dill. Elizabeth Rowe, and Kathleen Hoover. Senior l-Act Play books arrive. Half session of School. Thanksgiving recess begins. Basketball game with Clinton here. Boys Won -lti-32. Girls won 41-lib. Minn-ograph materials arrive. Game at Weld canceled. lloys' basketball game at Jay. VVe lost Ill-81. Rank cards presented for second term. Basketball game at New Sharon. Girls won 58--Ui. Boys won 37-36. Hot Lunch Week begins. Parents are in- vited to enjoy School Cafeteria for a day. Basketball game with Rangeley here. Boys lost all-10. Girls won -it-1-44. Basketball game at Stratton. Boys won 48-46. Girls won 355-27. Christmas Progranis begin. Miss Toothaker spoke on The Continuity of Christmas. Mr. MacLeod discussed different meanings at- tached to Christmas. J. V. Basketball vs. Grammar School. J. V. team won. Mr. Allen was our speaker. His theme was Love thy neighbor as thyself. Basketball games at Kingtield. Lost both. Boys 31-61. Girls 38-53.