Phillipsburg High School - Karux Yearbook (Phillipsburg, NJ)

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MECHANICAL DRAYVING I lcuiyc hu. my laitlslu hut rho iiiechzinitul tlrgiwing tlcpiirtiiicnt of our school is t't'rI4iiiily tluiiig gi goml juli. llvliurt' ai ship is vyvii lwuilt it iiiust lx' pluiiiitwl ou paper. .uid this t'l.iss sliuws just how iuipurhmt ull plans Quo. liiuy iiit'iiilit'i's .irc wise who show iutcrcst in this suliicut, iur grimy, more than ut-rj tlmitsiiim .irc in great demand. PflYSlC.Xl. lfDUC:XTlOlXl lt's 'XXII ligimls. tm deck. land feet, tool, in the gym hcrc our horlics are con- tlitioiictl to iiicct gill lxiiitls ul' xycgitlicr. Rrsitlcs thc gymiinsiuin clusscs. l'hysic.il Iitiuf caution ingliitlcs courses iii hygicnc. tlriyiiig, :intl first uiil. 'lihcst' C0llI'5C8 liuyc pixryctl lmth iiitcrcsting null lvciieficiul to lzicls and lzissics iilikt-. VVL' :irc pmuil to rcuiiiitl you that iimny ai hcnlthy tar has left our ship for thc high sczis of lift-. WS ,fb SCIIQNCIS IJliI'.'XR'l'lN1IiN'I' lhgir slit- hlmys :intl with our kimwlt-tlgu ol Citsnt-ml St'it'iit't- wc ll lit' qilwlt- to wi-:illirr tht- storm. Tlit- lim' ol liouyzincy iii Physics may kucp our ship ullout hut mlissccti 5, tht- stairlish llliulugyb giutl stutlyiug tht- prupcrtics ol H20 lwiilcr to you lgiiitllillilmt' airc iilsu llllFl'CSllIl3VQ. Uur ship cotiltlift exist without using 5LklCllL'L'. rsj TI iIRTIiEN

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TW ELVIQ HlSTORY AND P. A. D. Iohn Paul Iones, Farragut, and Dewey, great Amerean Sea Heroes sail again in our imagination in History Class. The present war has made the study ol' lioth American History and Problems ol' American Democracy essential. These courses will help us chart the course for the world ol' tomorrow. M.'Yl'HEMATICS Fall in there, matie, to pipe aboard the oFficers of our Mathematics Department. They've done a line ioli, hy Ioe, with fewer of them and more of the crew to teach. All together nowl l,et's give them a rousing cheer! COUIQING Hy the great horned spoonln and what would any ship do that did not have an alile hand in the galley? llardworliing tars need good food., and our oilicers realize that. lx' ll course that teaches how to prepare nourish- 'lilie have irovided for a two 'ear coo '11 Y l X it rin would he uroud to employ one ol' our graduated cooks, ing, yet tempting mea s. 1 ny cai 4 ' -1

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FOURTEEN CUlNllw1liRClAl. lJl .l'AR'l'Ml'iNT For smooth sailing in business, records and accounts must he kept uship shape . This requires 11 thorough training such as that given in the Commercial Department of the good ship P, H. S. ! This department is divided into three special divisions: secretarial, accounting and clerical. Each division has done many tasks for the heneht of the home port, Among them were-addressing envelores for the .Xnti-Tuberculosis Drive. and writing letters to such men as Secretary ol State Hull and Senator VValsh. PRE-lNIJUt1'I'lt JN Ct ll TRESICS Memlwers ol our ship's crew who have steered their course through the Practical ,Xrts llepartment. under its ellieient ollieers, will have attained liasie skills in sheet metal work, printing, woodwork, ilraliting, practical electricity. radio, lmasic math. aeronautics, sewing, home management, nutrition and loods, 'l his knowledge helps to promote easicr navigation and smoother sailing on lite's sea, hoth at work and in recreation. Since the advent ol' war. shops ol' our ship have gone all-out lor pre-induction train- ing to meet the urgent neeils ol the army and navy and to prepare lor peace time pursuits in the home port alter the war is won.