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

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sr.PHuL1P Ann sr, JAM 3 fx, CC'5'he Scholastic JG Cfdirihnte to Sister Gyril Only the holy things, to prayer And praise she gave herself. To meet, to know, to love and to part- The four great things in schoolday hearts. This yearbook gives us an opportunity to express the ,feeling of our hearts to the sisters whom we have grown to know and love. The un- failing kindness of all the sisters we deeply appreciate, but to Sister Mary Cyril, our principal, we extend our sincere gratitude. When we young people entered this school some of us were scarcely more than babies. many could not even put on our own rubbers. Step by step we advanced each day through your constant words of counsel be- coming more efficient and better fitted for living. We Seniors have thor- oughly enjoyed our school days and your visits to our class room, that famous were we sit and think, or as you would say, just sit. However your admonitions were not in vain for we do sincerely ren- lize that better than gold is a thinking mind. So, it is with regret, dear Sister Mary Cyril, that the class of 1936 bids you adieu. ' If Go thou thy way and I go mine, Apart, yet not apart- Only a thin veil hangs between Tht pathways-where we are,- I 'll sigh, sonietimes, to see thy face But since this cannot be I'll leave thee to the care of H im- - Who cares for thee and meg If He blesses thee and blesses me- Then truly we will be near. D. M. Ro'rH is Eb YHIGH scnoot ,

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fm The Scholastic .fi Reverend Fathers, Dear Sisters, parents and friends. Beca'use I am the eleventh daughter of the eleventh daughter of the eleventh daughter, and because of my mystic powers I have been ohosen prophet of the Class of '36, You will hardly believe mfe when I tell you what I am undoubtedly the world's greatest psychiatrist. However, to prove this modest claim I shall look into the future life of each member of the graduating olass, and mark my words I am unfailingly exact in predictions. As my assistant, Professor Panayeski calls the names of my famous classmates I shall psychoanlyze them. DOROTHY ROTH--You are a restless, inquisitive type. You'll be a report- er and because of your intense interest in everybody's business you will make an excellent one. You'll become so alert that y0u will interview the criminal while he is comimitting the crime and have tomorrow's news last week. EDWARD FEELEY-Ten years from now you will be head chemist of a lab- oratory known the world over. Your experiments will be so suc- cessful that you will isolate germs of hayfever, laziness, love and hate. You will exterminate mosquitos, flies, chewing gum, motor- cycles and roller skates. THOMAS BANICOSH-YOU are a rather talkative person at times. For this reason you will make a -good politician. Your admirers will see to it that you get to Congress. You'll do your bit there by voting on bills to put radio crooners and talkative fishermen out of busi- ness. RORERT LILLY-You are a stolid, slow-moving chap who will never dis- play any speed or animation. You will become a plumber's as- sistant-the one who goes for the monkey wrench and comes back with a hammer. NIARIE CAsc1oL1-You will be noted for grace, beauty and originality of dances. You will introduce the popular ballroom steps: the grape- vine glide and the thistledown float. Your hobby will be preven- tion of corns. RORERT KIRGAN-YOU will be the famous inventor of over a thousand labor-saving devices. Among the best-known products of your ' ogile brain will be: Restwell mattresses for oyster beds and exer- cises for reducing one's income tax. FRANCIS FEHELY--I am looking ahead ten years. You are amid a collec- tion of silver and gold loving cups and medals of every description. Their inscriptions vary fr-om High running jump at state track meet, to Winner of Olympic games. They are trophies won by you, the World's Greatest Athlete. HARVEY RAUBER-You are a great mathematician and very fond of trig- onometry. In about twenty years you will be the most famous civil engineer alive. You will tunnel the Rockies to shorten the trip for Hollywood commuters. o MHS e. t 'fl f. sr. PH!LlP AND si. inlvass' ilgraiygg.-'F HIGH scnoot M-.H-S' 'i I .L l . if ,