Phillipsburg High School - Karux Yearbook (Phillipsburg, NJ)

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Senior Class Officers ancl Biographies Auxiaar lmiuax , Pirxidcfzl fill!-.S'I'lull l7i.i.vi.it l'irc-l'1'w'idw1t lin. Ri'l l'liNI!Ul'Sl-. Sc'crz'1r1ry ANNA YANr:i 'Tl't't1XllI'l'l' Clair F10lUl'I'4fiARDliNlA Class MIIIIO-IJLTAI Vivimcs, Vivrxixivs Class C0,0I'.Y-BI.l'li AND SILVLR Clays ,la'z1i.vc1'--Mk. I. Ciifxatits W.xN.'xix1.u4iaa Al.l3liR'I' IZAREK On May 12, l920, there was born a brown-haired, grey-eyed chap in the Czeclioslovakian town of Presov. Little did his parents dream that, eighteen years later, he would be basking in popularity at the helm of the Class of l939. in an English-speaking high school over 3,000 miles away! In Czechoslovakia, that was then a very happy and progressive country with very high educational standards, little Albert started to school at the age of live. At seven, Albert and his family left their home, started on a long journey on the Mauretania across the Atlantic, and arrived in this booming land of opportunity on luly l, 1927. Poor Albert couldn't speak or write a single word of English, but with untiring effort he soon learned to speak and write English fluently. Possessor ol' an excellent scholastic record in grade school and holder of an enviable record in high school, Albert has adopted and developed his hobby of drawing. He delights in drawing candid sketches of his friends' faces. Perhaps his skill on the gridiron and excellence on the diamond can be attributed to his fondness for apple pie and ice creaml Though having lost most of his girl shyness, he is a striking example of his motto: Keep your mouth shut, and your ears and eyes open . Albert is more romantic since he became a Senior, but he portrays in a commendable fashion his philosophy of life which is Don't expect to get more out of life than you put into it . A-Ml I8 lie -