St Philip and St James High School - Scholastic Yearbook (Phillipsburg, NJ)

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Y ' St. Philip and St. James' High School - si'-f f'N7 -IQKFVQ 4 E li Q l is . I .5 1 ' Q B5 F 2 Salautatory c-Address 5 3 I Q , T. REV. Monsi nor, Rev. Fathers, dear Sisters, relatives, friends Q K :W B A g F --Af, and classmates. To ou the class of '28 extends a most hearty , l' 1 I f l Y , . . . V 5 fE1,5'g1QN welcome to our Class Day ' exercises. This event is one of the . i 'N ' l . . . 1 happiest of our lives. We are here to renew the joys and sor- 5 rows of our high school days, and to share with you the pleas- , ure that old memories are always sure to hold, even tho' at the time they , caused us many an anxious moment. 4, One of our greatest pleasures to-day is in having our dear Monsignor I with us again, after his recent illness. We missed him very much at religion 4' 5 class, and it was during this period of anxiety, that we realized, as never be- 2 2 fore, the love and interest of our Pastor in both our spiritual and mental g .1 welfare. 1 '- Now we have attained our goal and are radiant in the thought of our 5 2 success, or rather the success of our teachers, in making us the victors of our S four years course. We will try to thank them in deeds, as our appreciation F is beyond the power of words. 5 So, once more I wish you, in behalf of the class of '28 a joyous wel- Q 5 come to our Class Dayi' exercises. . Leatha C. Reilly. Q R - 9 Q PE L , . f C ,, 1928 01411711141 -' N-v ,4N'Nf gli'

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