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

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F-lx lx Q 4 Q ' '- 9' , . .1 f., '- 2. 4 0- 9- 2 'S g-'Q-rf 1 WWW f ' 2 ' s- ,E ' z 2 2 O A A c: , . . 2 E E 9- Ju- .., .u.p im J 'J 'effing Zz.. Jw' E' fu 065 R. W. ftwice nicked by the razor - Hey barber gimme a glass of water . Barber- Whassa matter hair in your mouth? R. W.- No I wanna see if my neck leaks. . .- What do you intend to do when you graduate, Joe? ' . .- I was thinking of going into the lumber business. Teacher- What steps would you take if you saw a lion in the cor- FQ Q. i 5 E i Qi i Cy. M. 29- Long ones. ,- 1 S.. f:3'QxF'-' Waiter- That gentleman over there says his soup isn't fit for a pig. Manager- Then take it away and bring him some that is. R . F. Disillusioned.- All his life long, he had reached for the moon, And prayed to obtain it, from morn until noon. P Anhd when he had caught it, 'neath the shadowy trees,- - .cp He wept, and he wept, for he didn t like cheese. .1 . if 'wi-UV' R. D. 28- 'A lot of prominent citizens of Washington want me to E X. come back and live there.. ' P. S., 28- Rea ly?' R. D.- Yes, I get letters from the leading merchants every so often -z sa ing they would like to have me come back and settle. Q Visitor- Are there any slick crooks in this town? ff H. C. 28- Slick crooks, man! One evening at a dance, they stole 'Fav f:g '2n wa' K., my pants and hung weights on my suspenders so I wouldn't mies them, until - they were gonef' Principal- Is that your cigarette stub? X' vi P. S., ,28- Go ahead, you saw it first. F . 3 , .. .2 1928 Qffnnual Qi H Nav' f ' f-. St Philip and St James' High School w v 3 F. L.. if E