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

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VIRGINIA EWADINGER f'Hast thou no pity upon my loneliness? Generous and big-hearted to the nth degree one Finds it easy to like Ginner -impossible to do otherwise, Her capablenesx coupled with her cheeriness as- sure us of Virginia's future suc 955. FRANCES FEHELY And many a time havt' watched thee at the tiltl' Strike down the lusty and long-practiced knight Ah-ladies, may I present the athletic star of our insti- tution, Pat has won our ad- miration by refraininf' from getting that complex common' ly known as a swelled head. WILLIAM HOLDEN A square-set man and honist and his eyes, An outdoor sign of all th warmth within Snag is iust anothe- on' of thore N. Y, A. boys whose motto seems to be, Everyth'np' is accomplished but nothinf has been done. He is one of the artistic minded of our class. 'Scragw bids fair to go fax when he leaves the portals of Parochial. M VKJ, H 4,,s.L........,3. plying Efltnnl I jE'41i'ffQ Q l i 4 ll S E s I s iw 3 if i its ill 3 ,. i -ii . 35 GJ 3 K Wt 3 K g so LL! . ,t,t . I 1 Z 3 3 2 I i l i U it A l .f '-s--- s Hg. l 5 ll sts. 2 .L Ste, 5 i lil wi ll I 2 ?...,,.,.....a.,...d LJ LL., .,.,. jQ..,.QiD..,..,s,l l 1 I ti i i' tl L i ii . l f- iz .. A Qitaiinttlixtg M2155 I l g . '1s, l 2 i l l Z . lil, EDWARD FEELEY By those whom God had made fullAlim'b and tall If Ed had a million dollars he would do a great many things. But why wait for mon- ey? We feel sure that you could conquer worlds with your ready wit and your equal- ly clever sketches. JOSEPH GRAINDA 'Ye are yet more boy than manl' To put the gist of what we wish to say in a few words K! YS ' A Joe is one of those right smart fellars from the hill who always seem to get the essence ef each subject. I OSEPH IM RE Sound sleep be thinel sound cause to sleep hast thou Out of .Ioe's many hidden talents one has come to lightg that is his skillful driving. If he goes forward in life half as fast as he drives that car he'll leave us all behind, far behind. He can't help but make the grade.

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JAMES CAFLIN Young as I am, yet would I do mv best ' No, Jim doesn't look like a musical genius, he hasn't How- ing hair and wild eyes but still he is our musical frtist and no wonder he can nuke a violfn talk. because he can do tha' very thing to perfe:tion him- self. MARY CASEY 'And looking wistfully with wide blue eves As in a picture. A quiet unassuming las: i' our Mary, that is probably why we like her. Whei1 she leaves Parochial loses it sta-A math student. PHILOMENA DE RAYMOND 'I fought and won it There are in this world a few literary geniuses who are not as satirical as George Bern- ard Shaw and as temperamental as D'Annunzio, and Phil is one of them. Moreover our Phil has a sense of humor delightful to find. Read tha' excellent periodical the Sage. E yn? ui v ill aigtfmzs A Wiglt 535001' -.- '.... :. .. if ,, .i..t sc-, M s.,,v. , . 1 L A 'Q 'v e ' ' T 2 S . . 5 4 i . l . l s . il 5 X l E 2 .. E .J ' .. A ,LT .-L. X l Will . f . A if he 5 . , 53 c.. . t.,t .. .. i ls: M J i i i.,t.ttt .,....H..., T i in . 5 i - E' li 2? I I 5 y T we l I V i . Z Wu., lt... i ' i ,E I Y K .. - .wc if -1 5 ' lf Ili 1 2 A 2 Ali , F .t rl lil 1' is .Q I , 4 1 ss i 1: 11 Yi lli us t U Grahuatitgg M155 . MARIE CASCIOLI Peace to thee, woman with thy loves and hates Here we have the actress and brilliant pianist of our class. Need we say more? We feel cer- tain that with these two assets Marie will go far. SARAH CONDON And kind the woman's eyes and innocent It is with pleasure that we present Sarah. With her we as- sociate kindness, dependability and amiability. Although nar- urally reserved we Find in her moments of loquacious friendli- ness. May life's best be yours. Sarah. FRANK DICKER Sing sweetlyg twice my love hath smiled on me. Things would not be the same in the senior room if it did not contain a boy who is deep of voice. The deep boom- ing laugh and the correspond' ing amiability of Dick's na- ture will be long remembered.

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WALTER KENYON There gleamed n vague sus . , . . .- picion in his eye The class of '36 w0uldn't be quite the same without Dip- py . Not one activity finds him absent. We will never forge' him yelling through the mega- phone to Come on, let's go. WILLIAM KUHARIK A goodly youth and worth a a goodlier boon Willie is a shy, backward star of our class. Don't forget that Still water runs deep. With his shy yet friendly grin cou- pled with his practical ability he is sure to make himself known. ROBERT LILLY HA head with kindling eyes above the throngll If you have to take it, take it easy,l' is Bobls motto and how he bears it out. However he is not slow of wit. Have you ever heard any of his puns lk-D it... .............u.............A- t ............... .. ,,--,..,....... ...., 5Wki1ivisw'51t9?'mve T Wu.. .t,,. . ,tt. , . M. t.,., ,........u.,,,,.........e....,...,....W. .. , ., -W ,sc u....a .. t,t,,. ., ,xxx .,.M. ,,V,t... . 1 i x tsh igyfi' I ,S i f tw.. s... 1 L... - ... -e .su , ,....,............ . ............ X l t i I . Qi It ,. 1 tu 1 etmm t1w I i l s .i ..,. .,.....t,x ROBERT KIRGAN Makes wicked lightnings of his eyes Bob is quiet and rather re- served but don't deceive your- self, he doesn't miss a trick. Too often has he given us evi- dence of that. His hobby seems to be any kind of science for he has always shown par- ticular talent in that line. WALTER PANAYESKI For thou hast ever answered couteouslyl' If anyone wants a steady friend Walt will fill the bill. Let it never be said that Walt was found wanting when it came to courtesy and obliging anyone. The only thing that Walt', can't endure is the sun shining, BARBARA McATEE Low in herself, Ah simple heart and sweet Dancing black eyes - ready smile-black wavy hair-un. ceasing energy-nimlale feet - magnanimous gestures - loads of initiative - loyal rgoter of P. P. H. S. - that's Babs.