Phillips High School - Phillipic Yearbook (Phillips, TX)

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1 OO p m The bchool Board held an enitrgenty session and outlined future plans for Phillii High Our two local churches offered their fa Cllllles for classrooms, which made it possible to continue classe the next day Textbooks were ordered, and other school equipment via- readily installed Since that meeting, our Board has worked constantly with the Suptrinten dent, making plans and executing the dutie necessary to acquire a building that will be modern to the last detail, and fulfill the needs of Phillips in future years, One must marvel at the details considered in such a building and time required to plan and study problems before construction begins, X.- ARCII Bm 4100 y, rn, lfire destroyed Phillips High school on it sunday Afternoon, March 19th, 1950, Many per- manent rt-cords were recovered from the ruins and all files were rernt-ved from the 5n,fermtendent's office as the fire raged through the structure, ll gp aid ' My 'P' 1 4 iff' -QWZXBX A96 . , , ,E X 4 C59 V Ov' A. exlo QXWG Gow 3 rv 'ow s. S OWN OV' The rapid progress on our nev. building is a new horizon, to which Phillips students may loolf with grids and admiration, yet, not grasp the true grandeur untiltheystep inside. May we make our new build- in ,g one in whose h.ills shall echo the spirit of free citizens, coopera- tion, and high aims. I ' ,x X QW C s A , - .gov -Q0 oN '04 A X1 TV l. 8 xxxvl A CX39 xi SCXXOX KQCYQ 'U ,NW X J ,, ,imc Y ACXAXX, Kqwcvgeo X0 QA X YCCQS Qvx6e0 1 1 , Q ' n-W.. NGK oi M -0966 -'SCXXN 'XXWM' ,QQ 'K XQXVIZ1 sg 'Qu 1 Xb - X1 1 3, WOW caxxiv divx X 0,8 6 by 4660 :v K . f -' A bi Xia ws' QQOC Q29 D O WL gov' X6 .gt Y ei ,GQ 4 e X '96 x O od' OYXX govt r Acid OR 15 5 Qc X05 QQ VX- dxqxl-Q' me abccou QOOQ XJCVX' wig N AS ' X0 xbxxg .,, V . , - emi QOOQCX oX me oi: vi 3 A06 BO 6036 wt X, A Kxlx SCVO as Tac GBX Wg? oi ' x V A '59 oi o , A if Ps we ve-Cow was 665001 NOX5 we 'A -QXL A s soo ina-nhl' lvl' 4' v