Paulsboro High School - Pegasus Yearbook (Paulsboro, NJ)

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4 An Interesting Process .-'N vel ,li 5 fmt , , ,, j? 2 sez A visitor from Socony-Mobil, Nlr.Charles Sprigman in Chemistry Class . At the Wharf. A Lgliv 13 The year 195667 found our town with its homes :md schools working together trying ul' ways to make Pnulshoro sm example of the Democratic way of life. Ag- ,. WW -A ...-

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The Gtndance Oflice on the second floor was the helping hand to all the students Here plans for school and yxork were made The Gym yy as ln use not only for classes hut for athletlc act1v1ty for hoth school and toyyn The athletic field dednated 1n 1917 to the memory of Mr Wllllim H Bennett 1 former Prmclpal of the Schools of Paulslworo had hasehall Cl121HlOI1Ll a quarter mile c1nder track 1 hockey field 1 foothall field and stands for spectators Our town w1th IIS populatxon of about 8 OOO Sotony Mohll Oll Refinery the Pltterson O11 Compiny Esso Standard O11 Company The Icnnsylvanm Salt Company thc Atlantic Clty Eltctnc Plant several clothing faetor1es and numerous small husrnesses There were other factorles in the areas nelr our town for example the great Du Pont plants The students vlsltecl the Socony Mobll Rennery and the Du Pont plants Beginning the Tour Representatlves from the 1HdL13tI'l6S came mto the school to spells to student groups The toys n hld 1 mtyor council type of govern ment Th lvlryor Mr Sylvester Blllhrough was also a memher of the Board of Educatlon In 19W4 the Golden Julnlee of the tovy n was celebrated In 1904 the town had separated from Green wich Township 1nd had become Paulsboro named in honor of Samuel P Paul an early Vnsrtmg the Socony Mobil Refinery 'Niw K s. K T K . 5 . T I 1 I 1 1 . S 1 Z - l l Y 1 ' w W , ' 2 . 1 f T . . . T ' . c 2 f , . ' ' X , K C. T Y 7 . , 1 Q , S '1 . S ' . V 41 . , 1 ., . . i ' . ' , a C T 4 , I A D , 1 1 , 1 1 , 1 S V T ' , ' t ' 2 I . , 3 I I L I 1 , 1 1 1 . 1 , 1 was really an industrial center consisting of the Sfftlffv ' ' ' N 3 , 2 4 V 2 , . ' , Us ' ' V . . 1 . , . XS 'N 1 , ' T 1 i L ' i , 1 I ' . - l l X In , x 'N'- l IQ 1 S N lx XX Mfg, . l .

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,wwf GANG-A4 1 J Philip H. Angle, Mantua Heights, N. I., Shippensburg State Teachers, B.S.: Temple University, M.Ed. World History, U. S. History 1. Club: Audio Visual. Laura Butler, Mullica Hill, N. I., Texas State College, B.S.g Columbia University, M.A. Home Economics and Related Arts, Foods. Clubs: Bachelors, CofSponsor of Fu' Marian E, Bordner, Haddon Heights, N. J., Cedar Crest Collegeg Temple University, B.A. English III, IV. Clubs: Skating, Paulscntinel Literary. Margaret M. Carlin, Pauls' boro, N. I., St. Ioseph Col' lege, B.A. Latin I, II, Civics. Club: Assembly Committee. Florence M. Boyer, Hunting- don, Pa., Juniata College A.B.g Columbia University M.A. Guidance. Club: Guid ance. Nancy M. Carlin, Paulsboro N. I., St. Ioseph College B.A. English 11. Club: Paul: sentinel Business. ture Homemakers of America. Iohn C. Carroll, Paulsboro, N. J., Trenton State Teachers College, B.S. Ed. Manual Traning. Club: Maintenance. Edward Creutzinger, Phila- delphia, Pa., West Chester State Teachers College, B.S.g Temple University, M.Bd. Physical Education, Health, First Aid. Club: Aonaratus. a n