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

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QF?-f+ ffrf' Tj 2 1. gg-fuss:-' fx The Scholastic fb I Cgribute to e7XConsignor Egang, H e passes to be king among the dead The story which the knights have told and retold of their dear departed pastor is recalled again. He gave them swords and shield and sent them forth to follow the King. But the strength of that great heart gave way and he had passed from them before he saw them through: The barge with oar and soil Moved from the brink, like some fullbreasted swan That, fluting at 'wild carol ere her death, Rujfles hier pure cold plume, and takes the vood Wit-h .vwarthy webs. And slowly cried the knights from the brinkg He passes to be king among the dead. DoRorHv SMITH A Ir '.,. ST. PHILIP AND ST, IAMES' :Ilnf'i'77f!-', HIGH SCHOOL .ff I S worsen s ' x X ' X

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THOMAS BANKOSH Ye know right well how meek so'er he seem The Senior Class would n0I be complete without him. Tom is ever friendly and be- sides he possesses a spark of drollness that comes to life now and then. May luck be yours Tom. GEORGE BOLCAR I gloried in my knave Ah - er - this introduces Georgie who is a very modest and shy boy. This boy runs Mary Casey a close second in blushing. .I OSEPH BUTCHKO He, by ten yards in cast bar of stone Was counted best. We don't see much of Butch for he works so hard- Who will ever forget the pass- es he and Pat tossed on the gridiron? ff x H ,.rri,,,,...,.,..,.,.T.,,.....,ef..-,s, ,.... Eff fflyi1ipaaQ5i.7an1e5 y l f,.,.u-,,s,,,,..,. . ...- i..,., ..-,s..,ss.,.,..i.s .. .L+ 5 ,t ...., E!- Ti ,f m , ' f i 3 I ,,,. ,-.s.a-. , sl f re.. I ,.. get 2. l l i l il! ii Q l ' 1 l is gif tl will , , I 5 I 5 ll raiinutiueg tis my . f 'i'E ' ,s,.,s-Ql. I f,-..,-M.s.M s.....,.... AI OSEPHINE BELL But thou shalt meet th , Y match ' Jo is usually an unobtrusive maiden but occasionally she throws reserve to the winds and rallies forth with a spirit of mischief shining in her eyes. We feel certain this lass will conquer all future obstacles with her friendliness. KATHLEEN BREINER 'Against my nature: what I could I would Always friendly and jolly is our Kass . You don't see her to an advantage until you have seen her dance. Ever ready to do her bit, Kass has readily won the affection of all who know her. MAURICE' CAVANAUGH For worse than beinz foolid Of others, is to fool one's self Shuffle-Banglll - Smash -Crash!!! It's not an earth- quake, no, only our hero, llcab- bagen, mischievous and ever teasing. But 1et's not omit his principle trait, his ability to make friends from a stray clog to the elite of South Main. What is more he keeps them.