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

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XVILLIAM SCHROEDER :'No keener hunter after glory breathesil Big Bill we don't think could possibly have any enemy at least not among the class of '36. The big boy from South Side is our famous football captain ee A mighty man is he. EDWARD SULLIVAN What I can I willy' Any class could be proud to number among its members a boy like Sully.'l He is a Latin shark, one of those rare creat- ures who knows how to mix wcrk with pleasure and can at- tain the admiration of the whole class and hold it. AI AMES WALLACE How like a noble knight he talks Jim reminds us of a genia' maestro who never feels at a los: for words. It is no wonder he has succeeded in forming a ten- nis team, Another one of hi: talents has come to light recent- ly and that is that Jim i: the possessor of a pleasing voice. -x li ll i L.. l t.t. .. .c.. . at M. . l E . t.t. I i 2 5iCl3nxY.lf i ,W ,, . .t.. Y. i ..., u,,..,.,...... W.. ii, I l f?'ffJji,cStSA M I E H , ll e l l l ig c,ii We ,i lee . ccc,. l , M WM.. Y i,,,,,,,,,,M,-... . ,, l 7 l , . . . .. .t.., .,.-,,A....e .... ,ww ,.,.-s.r-,..s.. ,.-,,..,u. V l lst K l il l it Q3YiIilHi'LlIITQ l5lEI55 i l f ,,,,w,,,.,,,,.,.,... . .. ...W V. . ...wrt M 1 M We J l ,.,, 1 l 1 3 i E l l l I i l l l I l l l s l i l l l DOROTHY SMITH :'Born to the glory of thy name and fame Not every class can lay claim to a girl like Smitty, bhe is versatility personified. Her keen insight and sense of humor have won her a host of fYi911dS- And iust between you and me she is a poetess of no mean ability. STEFFA STANIEVICH :'Ancl all her bearing gracious Behold a very naive and ex- tremely popular young lady And little wonder for she is genial, affable and sociable Steffa is able to hold her own with the best of us iust by that little air of independence. MARGARET WARD Who walks through the Fir: will hardly heed the smoke Does Pez need any intro- duction? Surely everyone knows her, with her naturally wavy hair, twinkling blue eyes and abundant personality. Peg has won for herself a speed title in the typing room. May speedy success be yours.

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fiqb 1 rm A-1 -W-------W--m PC9116 Scliolasiic THE QUEST Too soon have our four years of high school come to a close. Now we have nothing but memories and yet we shall always have something l tangible-the quest of our Senior year-our SCHOLASTIC. This endeavor is but a continuation of the efforts of last vear's class. Yours is a noble wodg, a work that so impressed us that we resolved to continue it as shown by our efforts herein. In accordance with the spirit of this volume may we say to the on- coming class: The old order ohangeth, yielding place to the new, Yet ere we pass, We leave our quest with the class of '37. Thy hopes are ours, So, in the tournament of the Senior year Charge on! Lest thou be found Faifhless in the quest. AGNES PFEFF1-:R RESPICE FINIEM The fatal clocks upon the walls Are ticking fast the hours today, They warn: The time's not far away When we must leave these classic halls. The mingling with our 'school day friends, This maytime of our school day life Gives way to days of wordly strife: The tree grows where the sapling bends. The arbored days of childhood ease: : The dolce far neiente years May mingle with our after tears Across the waves of future seas. T-he hard and seamy worldly knocks, The disill-usion without end, The bitter dole of faithless friend, The spirit staggers at these shocks. So we must take things as they are And not repine, what e'er befall, Respice 6nem, that is all And let this be our radiant star. Donornv SMITH .Vg . if - 'i' H Sf H 00 L SVPHILIPIND swrrgiinrs 1 ,. 1.91 X K ff' A