Phillips High School - Phillipic Yearbook (Phillips, TX)

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X BOARD ER VIN F N GLASGOW, PRESIDENT F O HOLDER, vrcs rnssfosw SAM G. MEHARG K. A. ANDERSON JOHN E COOK RAY OF EDUCA TIO LEE JOHNSON SUFERINTZNDFN7' 5 vnu? P11132 51311001 Ef8f1'- J. mvnv KIMMINS W Q P ld X td HIGH SCHOOL PIUNCIPAL g , . MILDRED Mccgl-fee FIFUVPB, wvxas flfuffvwzv vewcfm H41-Lfv R. w. o'Ne1LL Conv I-'ONDPEN TAX COLLEUCR 0 S5CRfTARV :pf'a LJh-I!4L'S LESSQSL: Saab Jauaants: U: second ,year is almost past since :Eze loss of our hlgh school buildina. 1 wish to Q r-:as sfwmh a Q U Y Q xp ,, ,..--.o ap praclatlon :or tra wonavrful spirit and cooperation :hat each stuuent .pas axemplifiea. lfou have been a fine stu- dang poiy. wb QPF all locking LbPhEPj i :QQ gQg'j55QQjjgl Lujlda mg. with fine anc .vzocern iacilitafs, szall have a f'fOHGGPf'ul Skool next year, an: I as Ref, you sauzenis are mos: aeservjng. V I fi is OKI' Dohatait aim to maintain an atmosphere in ng?f'e:3r5's:u3ent may work happjlJ3 ggyelgpe 3 fins Der, so:aJ1:y, are obtain :he maximum aaucazion. A LY Wish For you is happinass ar: sarees. Sincerely, I:-vi: Aimtins, Principal Pilllips High 505091 Fiillips, Te Xas

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t? LEE JOHNSON YENDENT some or enum-now SUPERKN ERVXN F GLASGOW, Puesmem . ' I ' ' F O HO'sDER, vwcz vaesmzm gSXlh2?2Xlh21'G 'gwfhggx Blitflft J' 'RVN UMMNFS RG v HIGH SCHOOL FRKNJPAL sm o. Mem K A. ANDERSON , , MXLDRED MCGHEE JOHN F, COOK nxahluqii, tml!!! glwzuuav Psuucxvn an n-mtev R. W. O'NEu.1. com ronoaeu 'TAX COLLKCTCR fy SECRETARY S'j?LRlXZ'IENDE11T 'S YESSAGF.: Since Ziarcn l9 l95O students oi Tnilli s 'ziign lcnool . , . . - . . . . . have proved their spirit and cetermlnation in meeting prob- lems and difficulties that have arisen as the result of crowded classrooms and other inconveniences. Your spirit and oetermination nas given faith and courage in meeting tne problems that have come to us. N 'lpon occupancy of the ne-'J Phillips Higf. School, are coniioenp that we s'naLl Enjoy these new iacillties to the greatest extent. Your new ouilding is mooern ans func- ! tional in every respect ans '.-:ill aiforc t'na' ecucational opportunities that you oeserve. 'Ae cr.aller,g,e you to greater efforts in everything that you undertake and certainly your Nh 'nign school snall gain the recognition t'nat only a 'nigh type Xb student booy can maintain ana preserve. W lt is generally recognized that eoucatior. is :ne first . essential of oemocracy in training future citizens. fare Eoaro oi' E-,oucation ans tae commurity has done a marvelous jon ir. m'iKing,'eoucatior.al facilities ana offerings availatle Lo you. Let's lake afjvargagf of these cpporzuniiies to 'ne W fullest fy,zen'.! W iLu3e1',f.y, Q1-1 -' f nsof., Quj3f.1 Lr.Zs1n Lfzff., lf 7 K

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'im CAX CO x Kxaifx Emu! of Sdacdldaa X Y ' Mr. Cody Fondren, Secretaryg Mr. Ervin F. Glasgow, Presidentg Mr. Ray Hatley, Mr. F. O. Holder, Vice Presidentg Mr. Lee Johnson, Superimendentg Mr. Sam G. Meharg, Mr. R. W. O'Neil1 and Mr. K. A. Anderson. Mr. John F. Cook, not shown. . ef -,115 O xxx 5 x ff' X920 WO bio QP' 0 ai x Q 1.06. V -00 xef Ne, owe? Oki aw 92' VQW 006 N16 ' ehe' Q59 ,QQX QP' ..- BQGOQX Q96 659 220 go? .xg wx ,HO