Phillips High School - Phillipian Yearbook (Phillips, ME)

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Edlt0l'l3lS TO OUR SUPPORTERS AND FRIENDS XVe the Llass ol 1935 1I'l presenung thxs ISSUC of the PHILI IPI XX msh to show our apprecr mon ot thc splcndld support recened from the busrness people ol Iwrxnklrn County the State of 'Xlune md lrrends of Phlllxps Hugh School I'h1s 1937 Yearbook and those of the past haue been made possrble by the generous support of merchants and frrcnds not only rn our rmmedt tte xrllage but throughout the enttre county and rn some mstmces interested concerns and alumm mtny miles tvs 'ty For years the publrshmg of thls yerrbook has been growlng mcreaslngly dtfhcult lrom 1 bnmcnl sttndpornt We depend on thetr support and smcerely reallze that the mcrease rn lJL1Sll1C95 md goodwrll brought to them does not equll the support they glxe us but reader ll youll remember a yearbook IS qurte rmportant Iinrst because lf you re a and secondly because ll represents a Wr1tten and plctorlal rccord LXlLlf.lltlI1g Ill part a yea acttxrty tn xxhtt uc beltcxe to be one ot the greatest IHSIIIUIIOHS As school people we rexere our volume of the PHILLIPIAB and feel that the taxpaymg pub- llc IS entltled to a report from that body whlch requires the bulk of thelr tart dollar This lssue as for more than thtrty lssues IS published by the same local concern namely the lxnowlton 8. Nlclaeary Co of Farmrngton Llke Wtse has the fine photography been done by the same concern Luce s Studro also of Farmlngton XVC haxe trled whenever possrble to make ll a local productlon feellng that although we mlght hue rt done cheaper tn some other part of the country our loyalty lay at home where our supporters are on the most part ln bus1ness and where we feel sure the workmanshlp 15 of the hrghest quality because those prlntlng and ll lustratmg our book are lntlmately acqualnted wnth us and wlth our school and are therefore genutnely tnterested IH the outcome As you look through our book gne a more than casual glance at the supporters occupymg the approxrmately Ftnal twenty hte pages There rs the real edttorlal staff they are the actual producers CONSCIENCE Our Class ln a moment of soul searchmg and backward lookmg has come up wrth some socral omrsslons XVe re wondermg how many ot us have taken the trouble to XlSlt Ioe Boston? lt would be such 1 small way to say thank you for all the work he has done for our comfort and for hrs school sprrrt We would ltke h1m to know that we all mtss seenng hmm around school And we find ourselxes xxondermg lf the local Amerrcan Leg1on post has recened our heartfelt thanks for establrshtng and marntarnrng almost exclusrxely for us the Alulllnl Hall? If they lt takes a lot of plannmg and money but lt has made our educatlon much fuller and more en loyable Many hard to forget hours have been spent there and rf ue recen ed there a few lessons nn sportsmanshrp we recerxed the ultlmate VVh1le we re purglng our collectlve consclence a desrre spnngs forth to dot? our hats rn gran tude to 'vlrs Rrchmond and Mrs Freld for thelr successful efforts wrth the C trls C lee Club Although rt wnll be found elsewhere xn tlus rssue of the Pl-llLLlPlAY we xx ould lake to say thank you to the generous mrnded people of Phrlllps and CUNIYOIIS who hate added the score board to our gymnaslum We realrze that we could go on thankrng rn drvrduals to the extent of many pages of prrnt Howexer we hope those people wrll realtze the fact that they haxe our thanks and goodwlll and are unsung heroes One group 1n parttcular the Llass of 31 we know has never been thanked for the great consenlence of the paper cutter which they gate VVC hope that they wxll accept our belated thanks Xll mater1al contamed herem 1S the fruxt ot student endeaxor unless otherwise credrted The Edttor . . q K H . --, , . . . . ' K ' ' 4 ' , . . 1' 1 ' ' ' ' ' 'f . S h . Y Y . . . 1 , , 1 . V , 1 '. Y Y 1 . . . . ' I , . 1 ' 1 '. . ' f ' . ' ' ' . . .N L , I X Y Y. T . . ' ' . ' .' 1 t 1 ' ' ' ' 1 - 7' V S I Y. 1 ' v s 9 V 9 ' r Q Y n y 'W 1 , . . , . . benror - 1t's your book and therels only one, haven t, may we do so at thls tlme? We know . , ., , 3 .1 .1 'Q x 1. Y. K 'll-,S Q - Y K X . . . . 5 . Y .V V , . , . . . Y Y A ' l .4 . 1 - I- - 1. . , .I , F I I n t a . 1 , Y 1 . v - - ' ' ,' , , . -I . I y . 1 A ' Y . . - . , . V , Y V . . T U . . , 4 . n 4 . N 7 7 I ' s la 7 Y l A ' , .

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Dedication In leaving Phillips High School we are breaking off the daily association we have had for as many as eight years for the most of us with the one person we could be sure would always be on our side, even while he was punishing us for our many misdeeds. With many regrets for the worry we have caused him, with respect for his ability to hold us in line and with affection for the man we know him to be we, the Class of 1955, dedicate this issue of the Phillipian to PAUL G. WHITTEMORE In Memoriam The Class of 1955 wishes to pay tribute to NEWELL TCXYTHAKER. '-ll, one-time teacher and coach at Phillips High School He left us in 1950 but his students will always rc- member him as an interested, helpful, and under- standing teacher and friend.

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EDITORIAL BOARD Editorial Board Editor-In-Chief ,. Aggiglgnf Editgrg . ,. ,......,......... Business Managers . Sports Editors: Boys Girls ., ,. Literary Editor ,. . Alumni Editors . , Exchange Editor . Class Editors: Iuniors Sophomores Freshmen ... Faculty Advisors: . Faculty Carl W. Farnum , Anne T. Russell ..,. , Paul G. Whittemore . ., .. , ....,.,, ,...... ....... . . Benjamin W. Littlefield ., r ,.,, , , ,..,.............. Sewall B. Weeks ., ,... . ., . Ernestine Wells Ann Pease Connie Witham ., ., Rodney Wilber Robert Pillsbury ,, Duane Rafferty Roberta Fairbanks Carrie Hodges Roberta Fairbanks Ernestine Wells Glenn Douglass Richard Caton Ir. Kenneth Hill Clarice McLaughlin Benjamin W. Littlefield Paul G. Whittemore Principal QGrammarj and Coach CHigh Schoolj English and Languages Principal and Sciences Commercial , Social Studies, Coach QGrammarj Hilda XV. Steward Qabsent when picture was takcnj . ..,, . .. ..,. ,. , .. . . .. ., Music FACULTY