Phillips High School - Phillipian Yearbook (Phillips, ME)

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lam of 1957 HAYDEN EDWIN WILBUR Wilbur Men have many problenis3 women have but two: everything they say and everything they do. Basketball Manager 1, 3, 3, 43 Baseball Manager 1, 2, 33 Boys Glee Club 1, 33 Class President 43 Class Treasurer 33 Track 33 Business Manager Assistant -13 Class Captain Magazine Drive 4. KATHERINE HAZEI, WI'I'HERI-ILL 'L Skip The best things in life are free Softball 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Council 33 Sports I-Irlitor Phillipian 43 Sophomore Queen Candidate for Jr. Prom 23 Fly Casting' 1, 2, IT, 43 Grammar School Basketball D Coach 23, 43 Ilay Day 1, 2, 3, 1. Senior sldllllflltlf SENIORS DISPOSITION JOYCE BALLUM Fair PEGGY CARLISLE Stubborn KENNETH HILL Wild and Wooly KATHLEEN HOOVER S0-S0 SANDRA KINNEY It depends RAYMOND LEAVITT Unpredietable BETTY MECHAM Uncertain GLENNICE PINKHAM Even YOLAND SAVAGE Dangerous MARILYN WHITE Fiery JACK WILBER Calm HAYDEN WILBUR Ask Betty RICHARD WILLIAMS Moderate KATHERINE WITHERELL Never can te WEAKNESS Giggling Dodge Cars Certain Jr. Girl Diamonds I know. Do you Park St. Dodge Eating Spelling Brown eyes English IV Driving too fast Basketball Boys NOTED FOR: Flirting Chewing Gum Sleeping in Class Daydreaming Teasing certain people Being late for school Being quiet Studying Physics Interested in Cadillacs Knowing U. S. History Hunting Singing Typing errors Writing letters DESTINY Beautician Designer Fireman Housewife Receptionist Air Force Secretary Nurse WAVES Teacher Mechanics Army Navy Physical Ed. Teacher

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1957 CLASS OF 1957 , Seated: P. Carlisle, S. Kin ney, R. Leavitt, H. Wilbur, K. Hill, K. Hoover. Standing: R. Williams, M White, J. Ballum, S. With- erell, P. Savage, Mecham, G. Pinkham, J. Wilbur. Senior Clan' OFFICERS President . .,.............., ,,.....,.,... H ayden Wilbur Vice President .,... Raymond Leavitt Secretary ........,,,.. .... . . Sandra Kinney Treasurer ..........., ...... ...,,. ......, K e n neth Hill 9: 'Je uk 1: Class Motto: Tonight we launch. Where shall we anchor? Class Colors: Blue and Gold Class Flower: Yellow Rose 'Is' 'Je :E 'Ja' When school reopened in September our class consisted of Fifteen. Leola White Coolong had left us, but Richard Williams from Bingham High School joined us. In October the class went to Portland to have class pictures taken. In November Anthony Winquist moved to Portland where he is attending Portland High School. In Ianuary Peggy Ann Carlisle received the Betty Crocker Homemaker Award and Glen- nice Pinkham, the D. A. R. award. It has been a short but busy year. CLASS POEM Winter, summer, spring and fall Ours is the brightest class of all. Joyce, the girl with the twinkling feet, Has curly hair and smile so sweet. Peggy skips along life's way Always perky, always gay. Billie works and frets and does his best But can't save money to feather his nest. Sis, the blonde, with eyes so blue Pledges to Dick she'll always be true. Sandra Lee begs hard to get the car Dad says No , and there you are. Mr. Leavitt, our basketball rover, At nine in the morning is just turning ovcr. Our Betty is blessed with a brother or two She'll always be ready to swap them with you. Glennice is quiet and generous and kind She always keeps studies and books on hcr mind. Yoland has a name she has turned into Pat It confuses the teachers, you can be sure of that. Marilyn Ella, at math she's a whiz And always in study hall attends to her biz. Jack Wilber's a boy who's so meek and so quiet Sometimes when he's mad he could start a riot. Hayden's hot rod clangs down Main Street While Betty, his girl, hangs on to the seat. Katherine or Skip is quiet in class On the basketball court she's quite another lass. Dick has his troubles managing his Ford From the looks of his fender he never gets bored. Now we just wonder what our school mates will do, When to P. H. S. we say our adieus.