Paulsboro High School - Pegasus Yearbook (Paulsboro, NJ)

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pf- c-1 'M VS. ,JQ P1-m.L1P Q STUMPP Supermlenclent of Schools Franklm and Marshall College AB Temple Umversrty MS 1n Educatron Stumpl stood hrmly for those qualrtres expressed rn our code To hlm all respect was due for h1S efforts to make our school hrst among the schools ln Southern New Iersey Mr Stumpt encouraged us when there were dxllrcult problems and actrvrtres that challenged our powers Has frrendlmess made the new students from Gloucester Townshtp and all the other students feel welcome mn our mtdst ADMINISTRATION IAMES L OLSON Prmczpal Mrddlebury College AB Temple Umverslty MS 1n Educatlon Mr Olson especlally represented two qual lI16S ln our code Un1ty and Helpfulness Hrs declslons always helped to make our students stand together To hrm we wont wtth our problems and he was always ready to hear us He often gave new hope to drscouraged students ANDRBWI KEGEL Assrstant Prmczpal Umversrty of Pennsylvanra A B and M S rn Educatton The words Order and Obedrence suggested Mr Kegels many dutres and responsrbxlrtxes around the school lt was he who made certam that people dxd not forget to go to class H was on hand too to help with problems of students and teachers 5. Av ,, a A A ' - s f 1 xr. ,K ' N I x xx M I I' - J . A C . I Mr. ' . . 1 1 r . I I . I ' . ' I I ' If 4- I . ' 4 ' l ' - ...- . -3 . . ' - . e ' 1 I '

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FCREWORD We, the class of 1956, prepared this, the nineteenth edition of the Pegasus, with great enthusiasm. We Caught a vision of the chance we had to give lasting pleasure to the students and to everyone associated with our School. We wanted our book to reflect our school life, but we wanted to present this life in a lofty manner, emphasizing the best features. We had once written a code for our school. We believed that this expressed the ideals of the students. We chose the code as the theme of our book. We looked up at the Cupola of our building and thought of this as a symbol of the highest level of our thinking. Our school, three times the winner of the Brooks-Irvine Sportsmanship award, has really tried to exemplify the principles of fairness and Compassion. As we learned our subyect matter we desired to learn other lessons too attItudes of helpfulness honesty generosity and brotherhood There were more students In our school than we ever before had The enrollment exceeded eleven hundred Many freshman students from Gloucester Township came Into the lower classes The high school welcomed these students and made every effort to help them to be happy and well ad1usted The class of 56 was deeply grateful to the parents the School Board the faculty and all the friends of the school who helped In making the year successful and the yearbook complete and emoyable TABLE CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM CALENDAR SENIORS SENIORS HOMEROOMS 12 13 15 44 45 46 CLASS HISTORY SENIOR BEST UNDERCLASSMEN IUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN SPORTS FOOTBALL BASKETBALL WRESTLING 485Z'Q 54 56 57 60 61 66 68 69 70 71 in fm HOCKEY BASEBALL TRACK TENNIS CHEERLEADERS CHEERLEADERS COLORCUARD MAJORETTES ls' ACTIVITIES QPEGASUS , KSNAPS STUDENT COUNCIL NATIONAL HONOR PLAYS MUSIC CLUBS ADVERTISEMENTS SOCIETY 78 79 84 85 86 87 88 95 I-11 j '111111iiii1i Zi -14 fl , ffl! ' 6 75 ' fi grit lf Q 77 47 W ffl 4 - '53 lp ,' PAULSENTINEL ,,........... .. 80 - lf M lt 81 , is 'It it I 82 , A II ,I 1- 82 N .'.'..A.' - I, , ...................,. . - FII ............ 97 tl

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Fred Fmk Presxdent Edward Martm V1ce Presmdent Fred Cowgxll Denton Leash Nelson Lcxthcm Louxs Schopfer Secretary BOARD OF EDUCATION 40 . 'S' , .' I xv X . 3 A 'WS D , XO 5' X SW x' - -. I Q