Phillips High School - Phillipic Yearbook (Phillips, TX)

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., Ze i-zz' 1-- 53 3.1, , we F a 'ka 'fymk f., X Qawo..-, Q... - .': ,fi F ,, 3:5 .1 ,M .' J a H, . fe SuPer1ntendent ' f Sdpaul Eistrkt LEE JOHNSON SUPERNTENCENT J. XRVKN K GH SCFOCI. PR 'J 'J' . NS MXLDRED MCGHE aoAno OF eoucxnon FRVXN F. GLASGOW, PRESVDZNL F. O. HOLDER. MCE mtsxcinf w. H. FXSHER, Swv pf x.A.ANoeRsoN JOHN F. COOK EUXB5 ELEMENTA Rxfnmiw R.w.onewL Qi'fYCOf2'f3O'f'2 mm, su PERTNTENDEN T ' s Nusssncs TO ALL ETYDEXTS OF THE ?HllLlPS HTGH SCEGGL: The true test of tis '.-' spa ility of a student body is determin- ed during times of stress and in times when we face situations that seemingly are devoid of con rol. On March l9 the loss of our high school huilding, with its accompanying nrohleis, was an acid test for the staff and students of the school. The fine soirit of co- oseration, school snirit, ana desire to meet any orohlem enabled this sch ol, this community, and its oeople to resnond in meeting ur problems. These orohlems will we met, and we can look to the future with utmost confidence. The students of Phillins high School have reacted most favorably and this reaction indicated the attern of ideals and stancarns of the student hody. The Board of Education, individually and collectively, has done a marvelous job in olanning for the future. The new facilities will nrovide a shysical slant that will meet the interests, astitudes and abilities of all szulents at all sie and grade levels. lt is our belief and it is jzar telief that we shall have an atnosnhere in which you can fleasantly fork and develoe uhose gggriEopfs that will Fetter ena?le fam to meet the frcclems that ffH are to eicsgnter in life. if sincere good wishes to all since: f C? '- FLi'lins high Sclocl. Sif-e.elj, Q nerinzen lee Johnson 9 -fu: RY Pmncu M. 387. KLCW L