Phillipsburg High School - Karux Yearbook (Phillipsburg, NJ)

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.4-' ,nf VVlfl.llOlNl Al.l'AUUll IOSEPH M. ARCH Gunn IDC All illfff l'll'lll5l Stuilious and quiet MXRIVXN lk. IXXHWRQ Class Football '55, 156. MfNlk liver 41 will wil I l,ow.rxNA lmmak M.iIb. lilub '30, 137: Clee Club '53, 'SWL Cir ..-,r , -- Reserves '58, '3U: School Plzix' KW. s'f, 'U H ' A real 'Titian Beauty THEODQRE ANDER5 Glce Club '36, '37, '38, '30, Commercial Club 'Ax Teil Art Club '58, Girl Reserves '59, School Play '30 Once known always rcmcmbererlu Class Football '35, '56, '37 Numeral '38: Class V lluskrtlmll '56, '38, Numernl 5Hg Class Track '38, ANNA Bfxm' l'ruclx '5H, 'Wa lr. Varsity' Letter in Track '58, '5'7: lk-tty' Math. Club 'Viz Stump Club '35, Kgirux Year Hook uf,lll1llf1I3lI'lKl quiet Nall 50' Commercial Club 138. MARION APGAR IMC FRANK s. BAYLOR Sweet and friendly ..Bub.. Girl Reserves '36, '37, '38, 159: Girl Leaders' Club ...Xie divtomm.. ',lT: Clee Club fill: Library Club 1501 lr. Prom Q l ' Committee fill: Grub Day Committee fill. LIMS Flwfball 35' U IUSlil'lllNli ARANCIG Io RUSSELL BENNER A'Never ll care in the world Russ lirl l.i-rulers' Club 'flllz Home liconomics Club 39. Always observing ---vii 20

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CHESTER F ELVER It was a mid-summer day, Iuly 14, 1921 to be exact, that Mr. Clarence Felver, a casket-trimmer, distributed cigars to his friends and proudly announced that a fine baby boy had come to live at his house. This little chap, Chester by name, romped and played with his friends until one September day he entered the Freeman School. He attended this particular school for the following six years. The next two school terms were spent at the Firth School from which he was graduated. Then on a Wednesday morning in 1935 together with five hundred other Freshies, he entered the Phillipsburg High School. He has participated in class football, which he captained in his Senior year, Iunior and Senior Varsity basket- ballg class baseball, and track. He also has had the honor of being vice-president of his class for both his Iunior and Senior Years. He was an active member of Iunior Prom and Senior Grub Day Committees and has been voted class prophet. His friendly and magnetic personality has made him popular with both students and faculty. Chet, our Chet, may be described as a grand pal and a real friend! ED. RITTENHOUSE The time: April 12, 1921 The place: Glen Avenue The principal character: a baby boy who was destined to become a par- ticular favorite of his classmates in Phillipsburg High School. But first he exer- cised his influence in the Freeman School and later in the Firth School, from which he was graduated in 1935. When Ed. came to the school on the hill, his green Freshman classmates elected him as their secretary, and being worthy of the position he was re-elected each year. Ed. has proved himself a very versatile chap who has not only followed numerology as a hobby and ranks very high scholastically but also has played varsity football and has been a star high jumper on the track team for two years. Ed. has done a lot for the KARUX staff, too. He has served as business manager for a year, and has been active on the Editorial Board. He truly is an all-around student and one of our favorites. ANNA YANCI If in Ianuary 1921, we had entered the house marked at 56 Chintewink Avenue, in Phillipsburg, we would have found a new-born baby girl who seventeen years later was to become the treasurer of the class of 1939. Early one September morning in 1927, this young lady scampcred off to the Howell School with some of her little friends Cprobably the other two Mus- keteersj where she was taught her reading, writing and lrithmetic. After making this same trip many times she was graduated in 1935. Upon entering high school, she chose the Commercial course and since then has been on every term's honor list. During the years 1936 and 1937 she served as our vice-president and for the past two years as our treasurer. We hope that a later biographer of our treasurer will include in his bio- graphy that she has become a capable secretary, for such is her desire. -..sgf 19 13..-

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be YQ! Y, .'-- X1 ii -Q3 IIICNRY l3liRN:Xlll3lNli M.-Xli l3lllflSCll Dink Mac Small but rniglity A misc ancl pcrsnnality that plcasi- Class lfnotliall '35g Class liascball '36, '37: Class Glu- Club '36, '37, '38, '39, Cununcrcial Club '3'9: liaskclball '36, '37, '39, Nunn-ral '3'I: Varsity lfiml- Girl Ili-scrwcs '37, '38, '3'l: Class Day I'rcsi-rnarifm ball '36, '37, '38: Varsity l3ascball '38, '3'l. Oratnr. lll'il,l5.N l3ll,OUS MARY llRO'l'ZlVlAN l3il6us Iucy l,augbtcr iust bubblcs from Hi-li-n Surprisingly cm'rgcIic Conimcrcial Club '37, '38, '39, Girls Lcarlcrs' Club '38: Hziskctball '36, '37, '38g Y Curnmcrcial Club '383 Ir. lmm Cmnrnillcc '38, MARY lil.l.liN l3l,ANCllFllil.ll Mary IOHN I IFNRY IIROWICR M.u'y, Mary-not contrary Hank lfcrvL-nl in spirit l'l'i'l'lfRl1- l'0G'xROSll Class l31lsliCIball '35, '36, '37Z Class lfciollxlll '35, WP '56, 137: Class ima-iiliii iss, 147, 1. in ima-iii..ii Always advancing in long strides '37, '38: Varsity llascball '37, '38. Class lfimtball '35 '36, '37, '38: Class Track '36, '37, '38, Class Haslictball '36, '37: Varsity Track Girl Lcanlcrs' Club '37, '38: llumc licnnomics Club '37 '38' Cl-iss l3aslu:tball '36, '37, '3l?: Grub Day .,,.1... NORMAN BR! DWN '37, '38, '39: French Club. -Aqommnu liI5Y'l'll MARIORIE BOWERS -Aiaaae' Rc'aLly in rcsnurcc Ml1RClil7IiS l3Ul.GllliRONl Mickcy A friend to all is Filip- Making thc bi-st nl' things Cuiurnitlrc. Cunimvrfial Club '38, '3'l: liliquuttc Club '36. -' 21 li? --