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

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4180111111 11111 I I0 right the 7k'l'0I1fjl'f1H Francis Martin, known in religion as Ilrother Albert An- thony, O. S. F., graihlzltecl from Phillipsburg Parocliial lligh School june, l929. lle continued his scholastic work at St. Bonaventures College where he graduated with honor june, 1933. Brother Albert Anthony is now studying at Holy Name College, X'X'ashington, D. C.

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fx- C5716 .Scholastic .ff dire We? VV hen we are students of St. Philip and St. James' no longer we should become active members of the Alumni Association. Let this SCHOLASTIC be a reminder of the debt we owe this schoolg let our diplomas be a pledge of support and devotion to the institution we so love. -' As students the school did not fail usg as graduates and as Alumni let us not fail the school. Let our fellow students know that someone is interested in them, that someone will do everything possible to make their school days happier. Are we going to take our diplomas, shed a few fond tears in the classrooms, sob over the shoulders of the under- -graduates, swear undying allegiance and support to the school, and then forget about it? Are we going to have the halls of the school ringing with our hollow promises? If I know you, classmates correctly I shout em- phatically, No! Nlo! However, no one is going to take my word for it, we must show our calibre. A pat on the back, a smile and a wish of good luck will not suffice-we must work. Many of the graduates are working mightily, unseiishly for a fine cause. The work of these active members of the Alumni is commendable, but unfortunately most of the work is left to a few. Let us pledge to aid the Association and make it a more active -society and if there is any fight and spirit in us, if we possess any degree of gratitude and decency we shall stand by our promises as true Parochial graduates. EDWARD SULLIVAN it W ST. PHILIP AND ST JAMES' H!GH SfH00l. fn i i ,, 5' V Ny fgffili .: U L A xg i L Wm .urn ll 'L I ' u i I I' I '