Paulsboro High School - Pegasus Yearbook (Paulsboro, NJ)

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Hn' uullted with us in quiet dignity. In mnflultttetl tunes. lie spulqc' tn us Of order prmnptwiexxl lugh efficieviryj A vmni ivlio mutt-lied the curly ming .frm Avid lgvieu' it did not fulzer in its COILTSC. Paul R. Curl To the memory of Mr, Paul R. Ctrl, wlw servetl willingly and lluth' fully :is our supervising pr1nc1p.tl for htteen years, we lovingly Llcclicate this fifteenth edition of the Pegasus. Mr. Carl. Al gr.utlu.tte of XVcst Point, served his country in the Army until he was forced to retire lmecause of ill health. However, he continued to serye his country sts .tn educator until his dearth. He took an active interest in eLlue.ition.il and civic org.ini:.1t1ons throughout the county and state. His diligence :intl friendly manner contrihutecl greatly in making our high school days happy ones. Mr, Ctrl died in l'.1ulshoro on September 10, 1951, 5

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Amigo llllllwllllll A hook may he the means of expression for 1 free people This the fifteenth edition of the Pegasus his heen prcpired as the expres sion of 1 free American group the Senior Class of Paulshoro High School We helieve thit freedom is our most precious possession We have been inspired hy the sight of the memhers of our own class in the uniform of the service of our country This lDSplI'lf1OI'l his given u the theme of our hook Freedom Our theme has hcen procliimed through the numher and variety of our activities hy the gl md expression of hope on the happy faces shovxn in our pictures hy the spirit of cooperation expressed in the preparation of the hook We have presented our hook in a spirit of gratitude to our parents our teachers our hoard of education our entire community Thty are responsihle for thc lihcrty we have enjoyed lable of llnntents Foreword Dedication ... 'xLllTllf1l.Iflil1OD Faculty ...... Senior' ...... Homcroom' ,. NX'ho' V-'ho . la , Hrtory . Snapshot .., Ctlcndar .... unior Cla 5 .. Sophomore flag.. .......,..... . . Fre hrnun Cla Footlmll ..... Baskcthall fBoy. ............ .. Baisltethall fGirl- Tenni. .... ... Vv restling ..... Bmeball ...... Track ......,. Hockey ...... Pega-us ...... Paul.entinel . .. Student Council National Honor Society Snapshots ,.. .. Clubs ........ Senior P ay ... unior Play . ,. Auenihliey .... Patron, ..... . Advcrti. cments

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f' , ,r llAlllRS WHII lillllll The succes of the entire system depended upon the attitude and energy of the ruling body, the nine citizens elected to the school hoard. Giving unselnshly of time and effort, without Hnancial return, these men have heen the faithful sponsors of education in Paulshoro. By visiting the school, hy attending plays, games, dances, commencement, and other school activities, the hoard has shown a friendly interest in the life ofthe school. The hoard has demonstrated the American principle of community participation in local affairs. They have wel' comed patrons and employees to discussion of problems of common interest. Enthusiastically, they supported the Iamboree, Paulshoro's Know Your Neighhorn program. Splendid cooperation hetween the hoard and the administrative ofhcers of the system has set an example of loyalty and understanding for faculty and students. Fred Fink, President ,gust lil Sylvester Bilhrough Selvin Chcll Ffcd Cowglll Anthony DlMarinO Diftrict C lerk Mirtus Hiccinhotham Edward Martin Archie Tedeski Carl Th0mP50n