Phillipsburg High School - Karux Yearbook (Phillipsburg, NJ)

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l'liN ,., ci Q S-E-9. i 1 Our I9 aeultv Our faculty has endeavored again this year to give tis the knowledge which we need to make our way in the world. Many of the teachers have heen working hard on the various extra curricular activities as well as their regular jolws ol teaching. Some ol' the teachers have obtained advanced degrees, and some ol' them are working toward advanced degrees or are taking courses helpful to them in their circle. The teachers have an active association which purchased records for dancing at noon, and provided the needy with lunches, glasses and clothing. The association has sponsored several faculty parties and gave a monster card Darly on May lst for the Student VVeliiare l7tind . Faculty meetings were held at various intervals in charge of Principal Maloney. Wle have had several changes in our faculty due to the fact that 'lThe Love Bug really hit some ol' the women inc-inluers. No Sjuzrfgilzg flew

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HON THE DOWN BEATH QFOREWORDQ The Karux Staff has compiled the reminiscences of the class of 1941. In doing this We have not skipped from high spot to high spot nor from precipice to precipice, but we have covered a year of studies, athletics and activities in the best manner within our powers. In order to link our many diversified actions as a class of Phillipsburg High, we have selected Dancing as the theme of our last year in our Alma Mater. Dancing is not' our chief diversion but it represents the spirit and inspiration of youth which We formally leave behind upon our graduation in Iune, 1941. On mention of the word Dancing We think of the glorified jitterbug, the icky, the allegator and the hep cat or the Waltzing couple, the swishing tango, the stomping conga and the smooth rumba. Let us also think of the days of our four years of high school. These four years have been the most eventful of our lives, so let us not forget them as We dance on into the future, remembering life is not as dead as the pessimist says nor as bright as the optimist thinks. I'm Losing You NINE

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Milill l Z Miss Gavin and Miss Hagerty have a chat. 7. Messrs. Dallman and Rinehart cliscnss Couch Klein let's us get a shot. chemicals. liasketball Coach VVanamalcer teaching metal 8. Mr, Fisher teaching literature. work. 9 Mr. Richards looks up from il microscope. Miss Hagerty corrects her papers. 10 Mrs. Sharp giving help to her students. Director Lair leaves the principals office, ll Mr. Koch giving drawing instruction. Mr. Beers eyes the cameraman. l2 Mr. Iames Smith reaching for a red pencil. Come, Come, Coma FLFVEN