Paulsboro High School - Pegasus Yearbook (Paulsboro, NJ)

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-.-' DOCTOR Dr. Oscar H. Katz SCHOOL NURSE Mrs. Uuvis -fy NJ .!,rg'N , x . -Q :Y 4 .. 'M 9 . ','A fy , '. V-W ' Z, x Q Q W- is A' ,.,t .' -pt' K,-I 4- : it i?':r W rr . B-'Y-ai 'P -55113 J L. un.--no I-. CAFETERIA Cafeteria Workers: Mrs. Koputch Mrs, Willis, Mrs. Myers.

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Xxx If ,I CLASS HISTORY The class of 1959 began as a group of about 180 students-in many ways strangers to each other. We still remain 180 individuals, but as a group we are very different. Our personal heritage still varies in countless ways. Each of us has his private hopes and aspirations. Yet all of us have shared in one great experience, and through this experience we have grown into a single unit. For four years we have worked, studied, and celebrated together. We have rushed to class, felt apprehensive about exams, and been exhilarated before a vacation or after a victorious football game. All of these things and more we have clone as a single body. These activities and emotions are what constitute going to school. By belonging to the class of 1959 we have learned what it is to be part of a vital living group. Without all its members our class would not be the same. Each of us is an integral part of our class history. We entered Paulsboro as the youngest members of the student body. We were filled with anticipation and uncertainty as we strove to make ourselves a part of an already established organization. The first step in our climb towards our goal of unity was electing our class officers. We chose Harry Sparks, Roscoe Carter, Diane Chell, and April Villanova to lead us during this first year in a new frontier. With experience behind us and opportunity ahead we entered our sophomore year. As sophomores we chose Roscoe Carter, Elaine Snyder, April Villanova, and Ronnie DiNicola to lead us. Our first social undertaking was that of the Freshman- Sophomore Reception which proved to be a tremendous success. We were now a firm part of the P.H.S. student body. With eagerness and determination we entered our junior year. Roscoe Carter, Tom Cassidy, April Villanova and Diane Chell were chosen as our class officers. Here was a class willing to work and one capable of doing anything put before us.