Poughkeepsie High School - Phois Yearbook (Poughkeepsie, NY)

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when the class of '60 dant than anyone Remember . . . entered the new high school, no more ver else . . . stumbled over paint cans . . . had barren homerooms for three weeks . . . joyously UQ strolled at the Frosh tea . . . walked of with the Science Fair's grand prize . . . ? Remember that year when . . . . . . we were freshmen no longer . . . a new principal came to our school . . . we supplied the talent show with the talent . . . our Soph. Hop broke all records . . . ? And remember when we . . . . . . broke tradition and wore round rings . . . produced the ere enrolled in the National Honor fabulous Junior Prom . . . w Society . . . eagerly awaited the next year . . . ? that year when we . . . And how could we ever forget d ol' Seniors . . . were assigned cafe- ' s . . . became the gran teria homerooms, the mark of superiority . :' . switched prom with the Juniors and made Oriental Gardens an unforgettable evening . . . put in applications for colleges and jobs . . . were measured for caps and gowns . . . organized the first annual Junior-Senior sport contests . . . won the DUSO Football Cham- pionship . . . won the DUSO Basketball Championship . . . received senior licenses . . . had the biggest and best Phois ever . . . and ' h wide, wide world . . . ? nder- fnally went out into t e ' d e forget those four wo Yes, we remember. How coul w I s live with us and give us happy s at PHS? May they a way ful year . memories in the years to come. f V J N ' . f 'I 7

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4' My r,- ,W 1 if ,y . c. I 1 gi El Lf-1 S ..H U J E ri, WV f E J- c Ms OUQALQQIUJLQ .9 00 h e mhkm-My fag? Q5 5 Wi g al! 'T . Zami? fp' K -.4 1 ,ff -.fmf . f was ft 2 f aifemeift 1A' +1:' fweaw c.. Q fain, wb ' :- , , sl 3 f' , . , t sf, 4 fx , t 2 , l' . 5 , X x .. X W ,N S Q , t .vf -.Y-1 4 --W ..A, it 1, K, , N X af ' r , ive K, 'V A , .,. 'V X 'Vega W, -. ...mawswf As the first class to complete four years in the new Poughkeepsie High School, we, the class of 360, are fully appreciative of its many facilities and ad- vantages. We are complimented daily on our many classrooms, well stocked li- brary, spacious gym, beautiful auditori- um, and well equipped shops. Our mod- ern building has enabled us to enjoy the widest choice of subjects and curricula of any high school in Dutchess County. More than concrete, bricks, steel, and glass comprise our school, however. What makes our building really great is the spirit of the students and faculty who wonk there. Without this spirit, our lives would be without purpose, our building an empty shell. The spirit of those who planned and built the new Poughkeepsie High School and of those who dwell there as students and teachers makes our school one of the finest in the country.

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Mr. Bugar, like the class of 1960 is the first in his field to complete four years in the unewa' high school. We, the class of 60, wish to thank him for his steady hand at the helm which guided us through the problems of attending a new school, and his faithfulness in support of our activities. Wherever we went, whether to football rincilaa Jr As a reminder - goal posts cost 3550 apiece games, dances or assemblies, we saw our principal with his encouraging smile. We know that in the coming years each class will have the same sentiments for our steadfast administrator. The law requires 12 fire drills per year.