Phillips High School - Phillipian Yearbook (Phillips, ME)

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Cfcm of 7958 SOPHOMORE CLASS VVe started this year with somewhat more confidence than last year. Though a little late, Freshman Initiation was very successful, netting us 3530.00 Things went ofi' fine except the electric chairs. Afterwards there was a dance. During the year we held a Baked Bean Supper and got names for the Birthday Calendar. Frances Brackett left us during the year. how- ever we still have 21 because Glenis lackson has joined us from Strong. CLASS OFFICERS President . Dennis Pillsbury Secretary . George Dunn Treasurer Norman Thurlow SOPHOMORE CLASS Front: Leora McLaughlin, Lozenie Barker, Lorraine Hinkley, Betty Smith, Connie Whortf, Glendalyn Dill, Betty Rowe, Clarice McLaughlin, Glenis Jackson. Back: Durward Hinkley, Ronald Buck, Norman Thur- low, Gordon Rowe, George Dunn, Anne Bryant, Duane Carlisle, Lynn White, Dennis Pillsbury, Ronald Stinchfleld, Elwin Trask. THOUGHTS ON SPRING You see the sun shine brightly. You feel just like a king. The flowers all are blooming, You know it must be spring. You've waited for its coming All winter you have longed To hear the brook's sweet humming, The ducks around it thronged. But now the winter's over. There are children everywhere So glad to be out playing In the breezes soft and fair. You say a little prayer, Thanks, God, for cz'erylh1'11g. But in your heart you know that lt's especially for spring. Adele Buck 1956

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'is v JUNIOR CLASS l i'ont: Skip Witlit-rt-ll, Joyce llallum. Saiidra Kinney lletty Allflllllll, Pat Savage Marilyn White, Kathleen Hoover. lla:-k: Gleiniiet- Pinlchani, Kenneth llill, Iiayniontl Lea- vitt. l.t-ola White, Anthony Winquist, .lack Wilbu1',Peg'gIy Cztrlisle. THE IUNIOR CLASS VVe'x'e been in Phillips lligh School now for three years and are beginning to realize how close we are to the end ot' the four years that looked' so long when we were Freshmen. This has been a profitable year. Our Baked llean Supper was a success and we are looking lor- ward to the Iunior Prom. l atn glad to say that the members of our class were a credit to the school in the academi-' dramatic, and athletic fields. NVe are glad that Leola VVhite is bark with us but we are sorry to have lost three other members of our class. Carole and Carolyn Knight and Angel Gibbs who is attending high school in Skowhegau. CLASS OFFICERS President Peggy Carlisle V. Pres. Kathleen Hoover Secretary Sandra Kinney Treasurer Hayden XVilbur Kim of 7957 CLASS POEM .X is for Anthony, who is neither bashful nor shy. ll is for lletty. who loves Dick, Oh Nlyl C is for CflasswXX'e're luniors all right. D is lor Discipline, which we all Fight. lf is for lfnthusiasm. at a basketball game. is for Faking. which has brought Kenny fame. Cl is for Glennice, our quietest girl. ll is for Hayden, who keeps us awhirl. l is for lntelligence, we all have some. I is for lack and loyce, who get their copying done. is lor Kathleen. our little blonde bomb. l. is for I.olly. who has never done wrong. Xl is for Marilyn. who tlirts with the boys. N is for the ball games we cheer without Noise. U is for Opera, which none of us sing. l' is lor Peggy, who knows everything. lf K . Q is for Questions. which Pat always asks. R is for Raymond, who should wear a mask. S is for Sandra and Skip, who have friends in the Army. To U Very XVise seniors, we make a salaam mt. X, Y and Z, we leave for you to figure out.

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an FRESHMAN CLASS Front: Clinton Abbott, Ste- phen Bryant, Robert Caton, Donald Whitteinore, Bobby Bleehnin. Second: Marie XVing:, Sally Goodwin, Aldzinu W'itlian1, Sherry Jnlbert, Carolyn Rowe, Barbara Smith, Lyris Rafferty, Lorraine Pinkham, Rosalyn XValli. Third: Clarence Bubier, Mel- vin Webber, Robert Tlierrian, David Field, June Bubier, Roland Wilcox, Courtland Dill, Lorriiner Hodges, Ver- non Roinanoslii, Alexander Peterson, FRESHMAN CLASS The Senior C'l.1ss oi, SW entered llhillills lligh Sutlitnol with two new members. l3.irb.ir1i Smith .md Yernon llomdtnoslgi. gixing ns ti tot.il enrollment tml' ill. Sinte then we have lost lixe ol' our members. George lluli. Ioyce Smith. Iflorite firtrss. Sitlney Sturge and l.ncretia Gil- christ. XVe :ill thought it wits ll great change to be studying only tonr subjects instead of the six or sewn we h.nl lit-tn trying to le.irn in grnmm.ir sthool. llowcxer. .utter we become used to the schedule and settled down to work we found that this great t'h.inge 'A wnsn't so great at all. cnt conrse. we .ill were worried about Fresh- m.in lnitigition. lt w.1s it d.iy we'll all remember .ind we t-.in th.ink the Noble Sophomores for n great time. Our class took p.irt in quite gi few outside nctix ities. CLASS OFFICERS Prgxitlg-nr l-0rimer Hodges Yite llresident David Field Seeretqirx' Barbara Smith Tre.isnrer Sherry llllbffl Y 670455 of 1959 .Ks freshmen we fire: It Fun-losing R Reliable li Ernest workers S Self-respecting ll I lonest Nl Modest lf Eager N Noteworthy SPRING The springtime is coming. The daffodils blow. .Xml in the wide fields The croeuses grow. The robins are singing .Xnd building their nests. And bears are uwnking From long winter rests. The soft snow is melting. The bees stnrt to hum. .Xnd butterflies flutter- For springtime has comef by Sandra lxinney '5