Port Jervis High School - Victor Yearbook (Port Jervis, NY)
- Class of 1935
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PONSEGRAW DO WE THE CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND THIRTY FIVE DFDICATE OUR BDOK 1935 N B-A FOREVVORD x 4 Nlll N I1111I nl IIN It IIIII1 HI III1 1935 N : ' I.I 5 IH! lI11 H11 Ile-I' 111111 1vI'll.'. Illis lmuli XXIII In 1 llLlll1I1I ul' LI111 high wlmul II2lj'.' I 1 l lu llIlQI Nlunlx ul' us xxill Ire-111lll11 ull: Dlll' 11I:1S.' :IIUH :HMI I1-:lvllelw 11 I1 up IIQNQI l-1 11111-I :1g41i11, XY11I1:1u-1-111I1-:u11111l I lll4I1Nl I11 Il 111 Ilnm- lllt'Ill1Il'It'5 11111I ll'I:1IxxxI1l-I1 xx lla INIIIQ lllll I IIIQI I111l11- 1I1:1l i11 s111111- 1111-11wl111 1 xslll vlxn In IIIIIIQ' IIN a1g,1zlil1 xxlu-11 111- sI11II IIIX iw KA STAFF OF THE YEAR BOGK :lm f 1 xxlslfll x lx Nx IXI llx N flu IXXN sm x IH 1 I I I 1llXIllNlIIlxN 1935 flvlfn '-fll- 'I iff l'I.XllI,Y N.XYl.Hl'I :fx JLXIIY H,Xl'l' l'I. I'lIl'IlI HlilI l lN IIIQIUIAX S4'Il.Xl '.XN.'l'Y SVN .' fl! 'l.'Il ,lrl l','f'f 1 .Nll4'lIAXl'II, I'llI.I'I 'fflil lin, 4-.wxfrarflAl1l1'f1'li.'iny1 .llfl 1-lffl' ,XlI'1'lll'I! 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WN NM Prnt JCIVIS 11111101 bemm H1011 School luuullx Xlxx 1 Andre Mauon O Ber1y Ruth E Blood Lou1se H Cauoll Peaxle F Chase A1v1n E Clark Edmund C Coonlod Mlldred E XR l'l Hlstory and Boys Chorue Supervlsor of Cafeterla French Secretary Scxence and Athletlcs Woodwork and Electr1c1ty Cunmngham D01 othy Clll tls Rutn J Dt Wolfe Isabelle M Eggland Jul1a Flshel Warlen L GO0dW1H Janlece Halrls Evelyn M Hassell Bernlce Hlcks Edna L Hlgglllh Charles H Holt Dolothy Engllsh Seventh Grade Seventh Grade Enghsh Mathematlcs Phys1cal Traxnxng Latln E1ghth Glade Llblarxan E1g,htl1 Grade Engllsh Hopkms Mae D Supervlsol ot Penmanshlp Horsman LOUIS Mathematlcs and Athlet1cQ Howltt Bertha W School Nurse Knapp Ma13o11e C Supe1'v1s0r of MUSIC Knlght Davld E P11nt1ng and AULOIHODIIG Mechamc K1Ot78l Arlene BIOIOQQ Mate Harold W Physlcal Traxnmv McDonald BGHEFICC Seventh Grade Nlxon Vxolet E Ge1 man and Latm R1cha1ds Mary C COYHIHCICISLI Department Roblnson Vllgllllii, M E1ghth Grade Scoggln Clara W E1ghth Grade Souel Hazel O H1sto1x Thompson Ca1r1e Comn1e1c1al Dep utmenl Van Olsdell Elbelt L C1v1cs and H1btO1y Webster FI'3.llk16 Home Maklllg Westbay Ehzabeth Elghth Grade Clelk Boaul ol Edll43tl0ll P1Gb1Cl91'1L JAMES B GILLINDER Mexnbu S M CUDDEBALK JOHN HAWKINS JI CHARLES R MARCH HARRY J PIPPITT FRED D SALMON JAMES A WYLIE Supeuntendent ot Schools ARTHUR H NAYLOR LOUIS C SENGER 1935 uf ISI! 1935 l 1 I llll lu Adams Peter Adams Wllton Baker Frances Balmos Frances Balmos Robert Banks Harr1et Barber Nxna Barcan SODh19 Barnum Lllllan Barthelmes C1lH0ld Benjamxn Helen Berthlaume Marlon Bloomer Harriet Bloomer Walter Br1ard Olxve Brown Natal1e Brzezowskl SODhl9 Bu1d1ck Dorothy Burkhart August Cah1ll Phyllxs Cherly Helen Clark Edna LOdlChllll Joe Lonroy M2iIlOl1 Looke Elleen Cooley Md1j0llP Loop 1 Mlllllle Lortught Helen Qldlg Laula Fuddeback Benjamm Curry John Deckel Howard Drew Wr1ght Delaney Agnes Dunn Edward Dunn Henxletta Ecenbalgel Gale Erdman Rose IYYISN llrfifu WN NA CLASS OF 1935 OFFICIIRN Falbel Irma Flnan Genevleve Flynn Mary Fowler Davld Franclsco Mxldled Franke Frances Franke M1ldred Glllen Helen Grllmder Ehzabeth Goble MarJor1e Cxllfflll Esther G11IT1n Francls Guthrle Alyce Hamllton Florence Hammond Neva Happ Mary Hardlstue Nettle Hart M9.l1Ol1 Haslehurst Evelyn Herman Charles Hess Bernard Howlett Harry I11sh Sumner Jacobs Ellzabeth Jones Fred Kautz Matllda Kautz W1ll1am Keller Betty Kennedy Dorothy K1nney Rose Knack Rlchaxd Kuz1w Olga Lybolt Ruth MacKechn1e Mal letta Malatln Mane Marco Catheune Maltme H3.lllSO1l McAll1ster Challotte Vlazss Fluff fl Nm sfnor AF SED Wrap: 'H A Rose 1935 ln RNI1 r l x RANK Swann Nllll Xu McGrath John M6101 Mary Moolehead Genevxeve Moulton Edward Mungoven Harold Murray Mae Naylor Emlly Occl Isabelle OHara Margaret Osowxck Julla Poletynskr Mlchael Qulck Jesse Plbner Rlchald Roberts Margaret Roblnson Gladys Robmson Lester Rogers Helen Ross Catherme Schafransky Herman Shaw Margaret Shewchuk Russell Snnon Paullne Snnth Edlth Snydel Frank Stone Arthur Suway Althux Sweeney Fxancls Sweeney John Vernooy Hauy Walker James WatklHS Flolence Waycle John Westbrook Jocelyn Wlener Leota Worden Kathlyn Wyant Catherine Young Pearle Zeger Jack Villas Vulrn s GREEN nn SIIXER Q as , K. l resitll-nl .......................................................................,,...................,.....,.............,........................,............................... l'lIPlY.XRlb N l1'f'-I'I'l'Sl1l'lll .................................... ................ ......,....., , ,...... . ..............4.,.........,................,,....,......,...........,........ , ..... 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Y iv: l ' 1 H 1 r '- - - uv w ' y 1 n' 1 WSW N A THE SENIORS PETER ADAMS Stlll water runs deep Why IS It Peter only llsps when he talks One of our shyer smaller members lS he Pete 1S first 1n name has the first seat xn the room and does first class work Ask M1ss Holt WILTON ADAMS Handsome Athletxc and Shylql Wllton commonly called Tweet has won success as an athlete The only t1me he IS seen wlthout h1S smlle IS IH geometry class There doesnt seem to be any secret about those frequent trlps to West Street FRANCES BAKER Smnles are Sunshine When are you golng to let us ln on the secret of that pret llked by many frxends She and her pal Alxce are frequently observed strldlng along East Maxn Street Where IS lt they g FRANCES BALMOS Sophnstlcated Lady Fran a popular member of the Class of 35 IS an act1ve member of the Gxrls H1 Y Her cheery attltude and sweet dis os1t1on have won her many frlends durlng her stay w1th us We hear Fran IS lnterested 1n baseball especlally when It comes to Homers Best of luck Fran 1935 ' AL D ' ' , . . Y . 9 ' ' LL 77 1 ty smile? Frances is another member of our class who is Well . . . I . . O? LA D! 1 ' ' , . , -- - , . - p . . . . . Q ,, ,, . . . . . , . AL I! U 77 MN NA ROBERT BALMOS Heave ho mates' Bob IS known to h1s classmates as an accompllshed trombone player Hxs favorlte course IS Plane Geometryf'PJ Bob IS one of our hard worklng track men Hxs blg amb1 1ons are to be a great track star a sallor and champion Baldwln apple eater He llkes It when June rolls around HARRIET BANKS The shy httle mass from Cahoonzne. Harrlet comes faxthfully each mormng from the great c1tyl'U of Cahoonzle Her favorite subJects are Mathematlcs especlally We know Harr1ets happy and cheerful d1SpOSl txon w1l1 get her through thls cruel1'Jl world N IN A BARBER Where IS my hat? Nina w1th her cheery Smlle IS a welcome addltxon to any class She IS not happy un Les she 1S talklng about the com fort of Fords Nlna expects to be a stenographer We are sure she W1l1 succeed ln thls lme of work SOPHIE BARCAN Smlles that count Yes S0ph18 beglns the day w1th a b1g srrnle a SUIIIB that IS dlfferent They say that Sophle comes from New York thanks N Y She has no d11T1cu1ty ln flndlng her way to P J H S w1th the ald of Rose 1935 i C. - Y . , . and French. In French she enjoys studying about Franciirs KK ' Vw N A LILLIAN BARNUM I m no hlck I m sllck' Perhaps It 1S because Lll comes from Godelfroy that she so often repeats that phrase She put her heart and soul lnto cheer leadlng for wasnt Jlmmy rlght 111 the first row? CLIFFORD BARTHELMES Make way for a Senlor Cllff IS one of those blond Sh16kS from West End very fond of danclng especlally when the orchestra IS playlng Sweet Sue He has some very fine tralts Wh1Ch make hlm a real gentleman such as studylng hardi9J and golng to HELEN BENJAMIN ' Ambltlon Persomfied Helen a shy and reserved member of our class IS known for her calmness ln Hlstory C class and for her quletness on that mornlng rlde over from Greenvll e MARION BERTHIAUME Here comes Glggles Whenever you hear a good Joke belng told look for MHFIOD Her pleasant way her smlle and Wlt have won her many frlends MBFIOH 1S actlve ln many clubs lnterested ln dra matlcs and danclng She llkes baske ball and football and goes ln for cheerlng ln a blg way especlally for the second team MZFIOD s favorlte song IS Dld you ever hear a Pete go Tweet Tweet Tweet on Hls Plcolo'P 1935 I6 7 ' --D ! ' I1 ' ' H ' H - . - , . . . ll ' 91 ll ' 77 ' ' , CA J! ' ' ' y . I . church. His interest in church is just lBl1dV'ding. L ' ' ' nr 64 ' U ! . , ' . , . . H ,. ' ' U WSR4 N A HARRIET BLOOMER Beware of a blonde' Harrlet halls from Sparrowbush. She takes her good tune o VlS1t us each day The B1rd1es say that Aunt Hat takes strange walks and then wanders to the post offlce I It the lce cream man Harr1et'P Her favorlte studies are History C and Commerclal Law WALTER BLOOMER No one can molest me My aunt won't permit xt Durmg the summer Walt may be seen around Eddy Farm What s the blg attract1on'P He always appears Mary and Happy and dellghts ln d.1SCl1SS1l1g farnung whlch will probably be h1s 11fe work Few know of her ablllty Ol1.ve lb seen gomg around wlth her irlends Nlrra and Laura She IS linlshlng a commercxal course th1s year Wlth hopes of belng a stenographer or bookkeeper Ollve we hear you have been gomg out frequently We wonder who he ls. N ATALIE BROWN Appearances are d8C0lVlIlg' 'Browme IS a member of the Shorthand Club You may often see her wlth her pal Jean Hoskmg Th y walk for theui' health we hear All those who saw her actmg 1n the Short hand Club play reahze that she has real talent for comedy parts Have we a second Grac1e Allen. here? 1935 t .. ' . . ,, ,, M . Q S. OLIVE BRIARD WSSW N M SOPHIE BRZEZOWSKI Shorthand IS my speclalty SOph16 IS one of the qu1etf'PJ glrls of the Sen1or Class A1 though she works she st1l1 finds tlme for a l1tt1e nature study She seems to be partlcularly mterested 1n b1rds espec1al1y Bob o lmks The best wxshes of the class go w1th you Sophle 1n all you do DOROTHY BURDICK Another glrl wlth a smlle Dot MISS Lybolts frlend and MZTJOFISS too 1S a mem ber of the Glrls H1 Y and French Clubs Her favorlte pastlme IS llstenmg to the radxo We hear she never m1sses a chance AUGUST BURKART One two three, hip' Two short years have shown us Augles good sense of humor and sportsmanshlp We often see h1m h1k1ng toward Matamoras for he has a love for water especlally the Dela ware Th1s football player seems to prefer a small glrl so that he can Tuck er ln h1s pocket PHYLLIS CAHILL A sulclde blonde? Ph1l certamly 1S not dyed by her own hand Belleve lt or not that ha1r IS natural Her SDCCIB1 weakness for brand new Ford V 8s has caused her determlnatlon to study book keepmv so that she w11l know how to ke p B1lls 1935 K6 ' ' H tl H- - ' ' . Y ' ' Y H J! ' ! ' ' ' ! ' - ! I Y . , .- . . to face the '4Mike. KNO one else would either, Dot.,'l U ' 91 7 ! ' H ' 7 J! 1 1 - LK I7 ' ' ll ' 73 ' ' U H ' A ' ' ,J H ' YY W:Q N A HELEN CHERRY Dependable Trustworthy Capable she xs all three Helen 15 an apt scholar and her favorite subject LS Book keeplng especlally the Chaptel d allng Wlth Bllls For her eneiit we hope a brldge wlll some day connect Sparlowbush and Matamoras so that she may mole frequently emoy hex p L sport skatmg ED 'NIA CLARK Silence IS Golden Edna app als to be very qulet but when she alrlves 111 that Denky town of Spalrowbush she changes qult a bxt Ednas favoute class IS commerclal law ut IS so amusmgu We hope your commcxcml law helps ln collcctlng Bllls Ed JOSEPH CODICHINI Beware gurls Here comes Joe rlends because of h1s good nature and W1111l'1g'I18SS to do favors Just as others of hls sex Joe gazes and dreams but no one seems to be 1n on thc s cret Keep up youl good spmt It wlll pot you someplace MARION CONROY For Pete s Sake Convn lb a popular member of our class and durmg the foul year here she has earned many frlends As 'ie retarf, of the Glrls H1 Y she has b en very succ ssful Marlon also Worked hard Ol the Class Prophecy She t lls us she enjoys o ng to Stat n Island Arc you leoldlng out on us Conm 9 1935 v 1 D ' ' . ' L . D ' ' u ' as b ' ' ' . ' . . .. . ' j ' e K 3 H . y q . , Joe is a boy who knows when to be funny. H3 has many f . . . . H I. l v 44 1 SI L4 'QD '.. w- ' - . c - . 4 ' S , .,, . ' . s.. C ' ' ' '- 3 S . ' g , ... . 9 I oi' ,sw .. ,. , 1 ' W ' X 4 N A EILEEN COOKE Looky Looky Looky Here Comes Cooky' Cookys weaknesses are Hlstory C and Montague She cnJoys those elghth per1od classes 1mmensely w know but IS Charlle the reason for her favormg New Jersey'P Elleen IS one of the bes all around members of the c ass MARJORIE COOLEY Be hold' A Sub Deb' Je parle franca1s Marge IS the able secretary of Le Cercle Franca's She llkes her food well seasoned espec 1ally Wlfh Pepp r HELEN CORTRIGHT A Very Busy Lady Helen presldent of the GIFIS H1 Y IS one of the busnest glrls ln the Class She IS occupled elther w1th the H1 Y or her school work each hour of the day Helen enjoys H1story C Class very much although she does look bored once 1n a YV11118 If Helen succ eds 1n llfe as she has succe ded 1n school she w1ll be a success LAURA CRAIG Harrison IS my destmatron Laura IS ve1y f nd of chemlstry ln fact It IS her favorlte subject She IS s en very often 111 a Chevrolet Ollve Nlna and Laura are seen gomg throuvh these halls of knowledge together eacn day Though she says few words we are sure that lf ln the fI O0d she could reveal many mterestmg facts about Martmfels 1935 . 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Was N A BENJAMIN CUDDEBACK S1lent with ears wnde open Ben IS one of the bashful boys of the class So far no girl has penetrated h1S heart lOh yea,h'U He IS very lndus trlous and we are sure Ben w1ll make the grade to success Stlck Wlth your pal Art Stone and you re bound to succeed JOHN CURRY A would be snake charmer Johnme also 1s a member of the Boys H1 Y He spends much tlme rldlng around 1n Jesse s tan for IS It yellow'U l1mou sme John has always llked L1ll glrls best but lately he seems to have taken to Woman hatlng Is It unrequlted love from Wh1Ch he suffers'J HOWARD DECKER Howard has made an excellent member of the Boys R1fle Club He 1lkGS to rlde on the Huguenot bus It appears that glrls are not h1s lnterest but a l1ttle b1rd occaslonally sees hun fllrt AGNES DELANEY Sure an' you d never know I am Irlsh from my looks' Aggle can usually be found d.I'lV1I1g around ID H1ck1e but she IS not alone for she often has the rest of the Col leens Wlth h r Sh 1S xery lnteksted 1n the ta1lor1ng busl ness And because of Hart trouble the doctor has ordered her to make fr quent trlps to West End 1935 , . li 71 ' ' ll YI? 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N A WRIGHT DREW The world knows llttle of ltS great men Wrlght may b qulet but there IS somethlng 1n that far away look that g1V8S hlm away Peter and he are seen Slde by Slde durmg school hours Wr1ght has be n learnlng to dance thxs year Maybe he has found h1s heart s deslre EDWARD DUNN Hall the Chnef' He leaves behlnd a trall of achl vements land broken heartsl Our Presldent was also capta1n of a DUSO Champlon football team played on a DUSO Champlon basketball team and had a promment part 1n other sports Hes a KMUPTIGI man' Also known as Charlle I cant help lt I Just have to talk' Henny IS Just another of the cheerful frlendly g1rls of the class There IS a rumor that she cares for her Hart well why not'P Every Saturday mght you w11l find her at the Vlllage Barn Maybe sh 1S waltlng for George GALE ECENBARGER What the well dressed man looks l1ke Gale IS an act1ve member of the French Club and Boys Glee Club Because of hlS cheery dlsposltlon he IS w ll l1ked As head of our Iinanc1al commlttee he has succeeded ln rals mg money by runnmg SOCla1 hours after school and a mln strel Gale finds great pleasure 1n classroom debates especxally over facts pertalmng to hlstory 1935 HENRIETTA DUNN WN NA ROSE ERDMAN A Happy Sen1or os1e IS an amb1t1ous member of the G1rls H1 Y always carefree and gay We often see her hard at work49b 1n New berry s Why th1s deslre to go to New York when your school days are over'9 Is there any speclal reason9 IRMA FARBER Laugh and the world laughs wlth you wlnsper and you stay after school Durlng her four years 1n h1gh school Irma has made a host of frlends She IS 1ndustr1ous and oh those danclng feet' ne of her favorlte colors IS the Ir1sh green Say Irma why GENEVIE VE FINAN How s the weather down thereo They grow tall and stately ln the country 1West End to your and Gen 1S a good example She too lS a m mber of the G1rls Glee Club If you ever s e her wlthout Ma Mur1ay report to us and we ll have your eyes tested MARY FLYNN My feet are quncker than the eye' One of our best basketball players and a most accomp11shed tap danc r IS Flynme Besldes be1ng a H1 Y g1rl and a mem ber of the GIYIS Basketball L ague Mary 1S one of the lnsep arables known as Colleens She comes to school smgmg When Johnny Comes Marchmg Home' 1935 Al-. HR . ,, . . . . , .- H , . . 1 CS ' , ' , . U O ' ' 44 ' H these frequent trips to Clifton? KK 1 KC U 11 vv ' . ' O ' ' . e ' e ' . Y B . ,K . ,, . . .- . - . , B . . - V Y U H ' ' - M ' . 17 X W DAVID FOWLER I d like a battle with Goliath' Th1S glant IS actxve m the Rifle Club French Club and Boys H1 Y Dave drlves a new car around and IS often seen chaufferlng Mildred hlther and yon There IS a stand mg offer we have heard to beat up anyone who dares to com pete Wlth hls bulhance ln French Ivzat so MLILDRED FRANCISCO A wltch s welght have I' If you cant get lt out of Esther ask Mxlhe about belng she was trylng to cure her rheumatlsml Sally Rand has a dangerous rlval here for thls llttle gal IS very adept at keepmg balloons 1n the alr Good luck Mlldred ln all you do' FRANCES FRANKE Huguenots gnft to the men of P J H S Thls blonde mlss can always be found wlth her better half Marle Frances studles very hard she Reeds many nlghts lnto the wee hours We hope her labors a e not ln va1n' The class wishes her success and happlness 1n everyrhlng she at t mpts MILDRED FRANKE I come to school m a new car M11ly thmks lt great sport to untle bows ln fact that IS a hablt of hers We often hear Mxldred say as she comes down the halls I have Manfeby Manreby books to take home to nlght Good Luck M11 1935 m-A U 9 ' ' ' U ! '- LL U ' , ' , ll ' 7 ' 11 7 ' N ' ' !1 ' Y stranded in Montague so early in the morning. She insists . , , . , . ' ' . tl JJ -' , ' ! ' . r ' ' . I1 ll ' 77 H . ,, . . . , . . ! Y lx . Y - , . ' !Y H ' H W:Q N A HELEN GILLEN Put my paper on the bottom Annle IS one of our most popular Semor glrls Her two pass1ons are Chub fishxng w1th her pal Neva and domg Hxs tory C Sornetlmes we wonder where she got her way Wlth the boys Is it true that you give lessons to any female 1n dxstress at the moderat rate of ten ducats an hour? ELIZABETH GILLINDER A p nny for your thoughts Betty IS one of our number wlth art1st1c talent along the l1ne of 1nter1or decoratlng We arent certaln yet whethex there IS a demand for decorators 1n Bmghamton or whether her 1nterest 1n that City IS purely personal However we W1Sh her success and happ1ness throughout the years to come MARJORIE GOBLE Goble, Goble sweet and neat Is always ready for an extra treat. all year long Mar1or1e IS a member of the G1rls Glee Club and takes an actlve part ln all 1ts aCt1V1t16S We hear she plans. to get marrled after she leaves school Happy landlngs Marj ESTHER GRIFFIN Her energy never gives out Essle 1S a good student and has never been known to Slaughter the Klngs Engllsh 1n fact she IS the alumni. edltor of the Por Je The mentlon of Montague at 3 30 A M never falls to draw a wall and a laugh from her We can see a successful future except that for Esther B1l1s wlll come more often than once a month 1935 ll 71 n ' lr ' ' - . ,, ,, . . . . - . e . u n ' - ' ' . . . . , . 4 l 1 Mari is seen Bobbing around the halls of our school LJ ' H ' A1 ny ' 1 ' ' - ' i 1 lt ' YI ' WSW N A FRANCIS GRIFFIN Got a match Wlndys most peculiar hablt IS that of turnlng up Just at the preclse moment some teacher IS about to mark h1m ab sent He always has a grm on h1s face and we can generally Bankfsl on h1s belng ln the m1dSt of thmgs We hear that Sussex holds some mysterious attractlon for Francls but we wonder FLORENCE HAMILTON Behold' What have we hereo A charmmg young malden from Greenvllle I have to catch that bus to Greenvllle says Flo There IS a rumor that she VlSltS Middletown frequently They say that she sees fBenJ Bernle s orchestra Could It be true? Best wxshes Florence NEVA HAMMOND My taste IS dlscnmmatmg The falr eat r of our class IS she Nevy s favorlte dlsh IS frled fish especially long th1n Chubs and baked potatoes those large Spud heads sprlnkled wlth red paprlka Neva also seems to 11ke Weehawken N J Whats h1s name Neva? Her ambxtlon IS to become a secretary She w11l without a doubt go far MARY HAPP Happy we call her and happy she IS Th1s promment classmate IS Edltor ln ch1ef of the Por Je and actlv ln the Glrls Glee Club Girls H1 Y and French Club A lot of mterest seems to be Tuck ed away rn her seventh perlod class and we are told that she b 11eves ln b mg Wrlght about certam thlngs concernlng the Irlsh Mary should l1ve closer to town but maybe that doesnt make any dlfference 1935 as rr U . , ,, . . . . . H ,, . . . . . 1 11 ' n la 11 , . . , . , . H . . . . . ,, . Q . M , ,, . . . V . ' ' ' u v 11 ' 1 1 s 1 sc 11 ' ' - , . . , . , . . , . ' 1 , . , . . Q . . , . , .- v 1 s - .4 n ' . Q . . Q- , .. t. ' ls ' n ' ' ' 14 ' 11 - 1 - 1 WN NA NETTIE HARDISTUE Is lt the flowers that she IS mterested ln most Nett1e IS one of the members of the Lybolt Ha.m11ton Hardlstue tr1o and when not Wlth them 1S seen Wlth C1a1re er sm1le and personahty w1ll undoubtedly brlng her success MARION HART A wmsome lnttle lady from West End. M2.I'l0Il IS usually carrymg her beloved shorthand books around She and Mathllda keep from becomlng nervous bv chewmg gum MHFIOH reads Ally Oopfleb every night Cook mg IS her other avocatlon Is It because Geno llkes good food? EVEYN HASLEHURST An affectlonate young lass lS she from Mount Vernon Evvy IS quite a student of H1story B and IS very 1nterested 1n the lLfe of Charles l'I'he F1rstb Now that she has studled H1story C she also finds the l1fe and deeds of the great Theodore Roosevelt full of lnterestlng dlplom acy and Technlque CHARLES HERMAN Mothers g1ft to the ladles Chub 1S one of those tall dark and handsome Semors currently consldered to be the class Romeos He 1S often seen Jazzlng around 1n a Ford coupe Wh1Ch 1S generally headed for Ball Street H1s favor1te dlsh IS Hamlmondl eggs 1935 . . , . S y . . h ' ' A6 ' U L- Sugar, as she is known by her closest friendl?,l ca.m.e sl ' il , . . r1 11 ' ' ' ll 77 ' WW NM BERNARD HESS Natures glft to the women' Bernard IS an unusually qulet classmate He says httle bu we thlnk he sees much Hess works for the Grand Unxon after school as a dellvery boy As for outsxde act1v1t1es Ber nard IS not very busy He seems to care lxttle for dancmg or glrls HARRY HOWLETT The blg he man from Rlo Harry rrdes around IH a Ford and he usually has company for he doesnt belleve that a man should ever be alone He Keep It up Harry you should get sornewhere SUMN ER IRISH My kmgdom for a harem' Sumner was a letter man ln football thls year and h1S name usually appeared on the Honor Roll He 1S qulte a fish erman and has seven or e1ght on the stung tHe thmksb Buslness occuples much of hxs tlme as he has half mterest 1n Swlntonfsl BETTY JACOBS Y ull never find me unprepared Th1s curly ha1red MISS from Sparrowbush has an ablllty to do her work and do It well We W1Sh her success 1n what ever she undertakes but why does Betty often stay at home? Can It be because Charlle llves so near? 1935 , . t ' . ' ' U - Pl ' r ' , likes to Chant 'ffMariJAnnie Doesn't Live Here Anymore. ! Y ' ' u ' , an ll ' Y! 0 ? I! ! . ' it ' ,I ' WN MM FRED JONES Love lS too young to know what consc1ence is ' Freddle a first class paper boy goes for blondes ln a b1g way Lately Fred has been seen noselng around DuBo1s Street Some say he s 1ust rollxnfderl around Fred IS a qulet member of the class 1 even when he is sleepmgl MATHILDA KAUTZ Oh Romeo' where art thou Romeoq Toots as she IS better known to her lntlmate fnends IS a well 11ked memb r of the class of 35 She IS very fond of Amencan H1story especlally dates of all kmds We all won fr1 ndshlp or s lt love? WILLIAM KAUTZ I won a pnze' KaUfZ1e seems to be efflclent 111 every subject IH our school wlth the exceptlon of Intermediate Algebra B111 has qulte a weakness for glrls although he do snt seem to have a favorlte He has had charge of t1Ck6tS at the Semor soclal hours and the m1nstre1 qulte a tlcket salesman We know you w1Il be able to butcher your way through BETTY KELLER The Sen1or s Dolly Dlmples This curly headed young mlss can usually be found ln the company of Dorothy and Marion We don t know much about her pr1vate 11fe but we hear that the West falls qulte heav 11y upon her heart Betty 1ntends to go to bus1ness school after she graduates and from the work she does 1n school We are sure she w1ll be a success 1935 fl ' ' ' Y It ' YY ' fl !7 . , . . - ., Q - , I . , ' ' ' Al if ' .- der Why she has such a strong interest in Middletown. Is it .D . i . . L5 ' U1 In ' rv ' ' ' ' . . S , A ' A- , YI v . L, . . , . I ' ' KA - Y! ' - 1 WEN N A DOROTHY KENNEDY Heard any Jokes Dot has pursued her studles falthfully each day That IS why her name IS always on the Honor Roll She IS also a member of the Glrls H1 Y and the Shorthand Club Her Heart throbs seem to have been pretty well concealed but there are rumors of an 1nterest at Rutgers Why the frequent trips to Bellev111e'P ROSE KINN EY One of the Kmney Kids Rose better known as Nlck to all her classmates IS a happy go lucky g1rl She IS a member of the Glrls H1 Y and the Girls Basketball League What s thls we hear about your weakness for the class Presldent Nlck 'P RICHARD KNACK Otherwlse Red down to P J H S every mormng Red IS very fond of Shaffer pens and he has an mterest m Sparrowbush as well we hear What about th1s D ck 'J OLGA KUZIW I llke gum and gngglmg Olga has be n a very enJoyable classmate Sh IS usually laughlng and has the ab1l1ty for making others lau h with her Skatlng IS her favorlte wmter sport for her balanc IS remarkable However she made a Denton the 1ce Mlss Kuzlw has one traxt for whlch she should be admxred she IS very Frank 1935 I IL I ll tl Y! 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U I D ll li ' ' ll H y WN NA MARIETTA MACKECHNTE The lawyer of the class Marletta authoress of the class w1l1 has a host of frlends She has a smlle and a cheery hello for everyone Mac IS an honor student along Wlth her other act1v1t1es and the posltion of president of Sxgma Kappa Once ln a whxle she gazes afar off We belleve 1ts Eddie MARIE MALATIN Beautiful but not dumb the cheers and also powdermg her nose now and then She s one glrl who never forgets to Curry her vamty case CATHERINE MARCO The fRus7h1ng Semor Catherme IS full of fun and good natured She IS always anxlous to learn about that Shorthand mark Catty IS very fond of the fall season when she can hear the Rusfsltle f the leaves by the wmd HARRISON MARTINE A bfashful Semor Harnson lS one of the bashfull'Pl type He can always be seen ndmg on the school bus to Sparrowbush every mornmg' We wonder mf he has eyes on some charmmg lass from Spar rowbush or lf the mam attractlon IS stlll on Mt W1111am Street 1935 Small and cute is Marie. We Watched her all year leading U Il 0 WN NA CHARLOTTE MCALLISTER She gets Relllyed over nothmg at all Charlotte IS very quiet in school but she lS w1111ng to co operate w1th everyone She was one of the chorus 1n the Sen lor minstrel Charlotte s evenmgs are spent flshmg ln Eddles We hope you have good luck wlth your catch JOHN MCGRATH Pardon my Noo Yawk accent' Jack IS one of Montagues baseball stars Hls hobbies are gathermg eggs on h1s chicken farm and dancmg at Ray mondsklll Falls Why IS It he never mlsses a dance? He IS or where Jocelyn IS concerned MARY MELOI Laugh your troubles away Thls seems to be Mary s motto for we never find her 1n the dumps She IS an asset to any basketball team and has played thls wlnter w1th the GIIIS Basketball League Is lt Tom or Vmce who wrltes those letters to you every week'P GENEVIEVE MOOREHEAD An attractive girl and a clever one too Gen IS one g1r1 who IS really fond of Hale storms fespeclally the one ln New York! If you llsten qulte closely after school on any Thursday you can hear her saylng I won der lf He lS commg to nite9 As a new addltlon to our class we welcome you Gen 1935 II it ' H ' . , - ' ly ' ' ' u ' u U C 7 ll U YY ' l ' ' always Johnny on the spot where farming is being discussed ll D ' 1 A4 H ' , . . . . , . Al H U ' U ' l . . , . KK DI ' ' ' 61 !! b ' K4 i i ! ' u u ' - - u ' ' K4 I! U! W MM EDWIN MOULTON Yowsah' Ed was one of the end men ln the Semor mlnstrel He certa1nly has that laugh maklng ab1l1ty He can also be very serious especlally rn elghth perlod Hlstory class Hls m1nd 18 always on Hlstory Ed IS an actlve member of the German Club as well Some day we may be hearmg one of h1S ser mons they ll probably be good too HAROLD MUNGOVEN The Outdoor boy Bus as he IS known to h1s classmates, lS an outstandmg member of the Boys H1 Y Deutsche Gesellschaft and the Boys Glee Club HIS hobby IS tmkerlng w1th a Model T Ford and he IS also fond of long hlkes through the woods MAE MURRAY We have a movxe actress m our mldst Mae and Sl1m are always seen together except when Mae IS taken by Jack She has been seen over in M1ddl6tOWH and Matamoras qu1te a few llmes Could you explaln to us? We hear Maes amb1t1on IS to be a stenographer We hope you find a bank presldent wlthout a secretary Mae EIVHLY NAYLOR Em1ly ns a glrl who lS popular One who IS full of fun, For social dlrector we dld elect her No better under the sun As Edltor 1n ch1ef 'Em was a success Her ambltlon 1n 11fe IS to be a doctor She 1S one of those rare people who although very popular and much mterested 1n soc1a1 affaxrs has a h1gh scholast1c standing as well Rumor has It that Em1ly has a secret pass1on How about letting us m on the secret Em'? 1935 ...iv 4 4 41 sv if rr ' - - 1 . J ' IA I1 ' ' ! u n - - - ' . 9 1 - 4. u ! 9 ' , . . . . . C, . . 11 - n v , . . . 1 . . 1 . .. . - 1 H . .. ' 5' 7 n. 1 l W'-W BA ISABELLE OCCI Presldent of the Shorthand Club IZZ1e petlte dark and dlgnxfied IS studylng to be a nurse She IS sure to succeed for anythmg she attempts IS well done You may 1nvar1ab1y see her wlth her pal Marge and Just as often find her name on the Honor Roll MARGARET O HARA Secretary of the Class of 35 Marg must be worn out from wrltmg m1nutes of all the Semor meetings They are always well wrxtten and ln good Enghsh but Margaret herself 1S often heard saymg I Chaunt be seemg you tomte We wonder 1f she won t go to buslness school ln New York near E11 JULIA OSOWICK Here s a glrl to hold nn awe- I-Ier eaislest subJects are shorthand and law' Jay IS a good student ln shorthand and typlng and she IS very fond of books and dark ha1r Incldentally that cute llttle pm she s wearlng 1S a frat pm She 11k8S to spend her week ends 1n Jersey wlth her palsy walsy Mary for the At lantlc coast has a great attractlon One of her worser hab1ts IS sl1d1ng 1n her seat at 8 29 MICHAEL POLETYNSKI Mlke emoys h1s fun when his work IS Dunn Another Semor have we who dellghts 1n sports Good sportsmanshlp always draws admlratlon and thls SIX footer IS Well hked for h1s clean playlng Has anyone recelved your gold football or basketballi' We havent seen them around lately 1935 Q' -1- nzn hh . 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H ,, . . - - ' u as - v ' ' ln u - ll ' H ' , ' ' ' H D . . , - 9 X W JESSE QUICK You can begm now Im here' Mozart or Be thoven had nothlng on Jesse for h1s haxr IS practlcally as long and besldes he can roller skate You seldom see hlm w1thout some sort of a bandage on h s person and 1f asked hell say that the hospltal 1S hls favorlte restlng place and brunettes or red heads h s favor te nur s RICHARD RIBNER I believe dlgmty to be a great asset D1ck IS a ine scholar and an energetlc Senior HIS raven curls are the envy of many a g1r1 and we seem to remember among the boys of our school Desplte such an easy path re steers pretty clear of glrls Is he wlse or lS he WISEQ MARGARET ROBERTS The glrl who stlcks to her kmttmg will be able to pull the wool over some boy s eyes Peggy has been Wlth us only two years comlng here as a Junlor from Cllnton H1gh School She IS a member of th Illttlllg Club and seems to know a lot about the plano as well for we ve often heard her practlcmg Jlmmy Had a Nlckel GLADYS ROBINSON Spa rowbush IS my home tow We hear Glad has two secret passlons although one 1snt such a secr t any more She l1kes to VLS1t Harr1son but usually when she go s she has to use a Jack Gladys and h r pal Helen are always seen together go1n'f hlther and yon do1ng homework and gettmg that c rtaln bus 1935 if ' T Y YY D ' Ls 11 ' ' . . y . 3 - I Q T , - i i se . H ' ' ' if Ll ' H ' - . . his being heralded as having the most nearly perfect nose ,, . . . . . S V! KL I7 ' ' . . . . . 9 r ' n. .4 . 11 M ' . , Q ' ' ' 41 ' 17 Q as 11 9 . D h ' , ' 3 ' . '54 TV' 5 in D it R'I-Ns -13' Y rf S' K V 5- li L wh' plz 4 5 w A xl WN NA LESTER ROBINSON Sure I m good m mathematlcs Mack IS another fledglmg from the Bxrdtown brood Whxch comes down here every mornmg The Way he tackles an algebra problem makes us thlnk he thrlves on pumshment Keep It up and youll be a professor yet' HELEN ROGERS 'I come from Sparrowbush but I prefer West End Helen 1S seen every day Wlth her good pal Gladys Helens greatest dellght IS tak1ng gym tWlC8 a Week Nothlng could su1t her better than to have gym five days of the school week Never mlnd R0g1e a l1tt1e Ray of sunshine and a red car w1ll help you out CATHERINE ROSS 'I can t help It lf I'm small Catherme lS act1ve 1n the G1r1s H1 Y and has been heard to say that she enjoys H1story C very much She lS sometlmes heard s1gh1ng Oh geefnel' There 1S a reason for her belng shy and meek Qhe says a robiblerftsl v1s1ts her frequently HERMAN SCHAFRANSKY The B111 Tllden of the Sen1or Class Herm1e as he 15 known to h1s pals IS a star tenms and golf player member of the Boys Glee Club H1 Y and French Club One of h1s great weaknesses 1S teasmg glrls but weve heard that New York Belles don t m1nd lt at all Endless argu ments 1n class foretell a probable future ln law for Herm 1935 ' ' ' ' A 1 Q Q A Q sys . S, ' K Q'Q Q QQ GP Q , I6 7 ' ' ll V 55, I , . , I :L-., ,Q u n ' ' nl ' 11 Q if QQ 3 Q ' ' Q j . W 4' 1, . . . fr to ,I ls' . .Q . ' 2 Q , -at .rg 'ii-1 as 5, 4 , 3, A , QQL Q , :lQ Q , fue ' Qx , 'Qf ' . I Q, gm 7 4 in X, , 1 Q. , I 'ar ' ' ca R. 1 U. iQ Q QQ Q Q Q Q Q Q Q . Y 'Q Q Q . . QA 'Q s, Q I , KK :YI L4 I1 if ., Q A - Q , K Q Q Q fi x 1 A - ' I4 Y P Q ' I 'ffl' my Q Q 4 1 ' - in ,QQ L i: . . . . . , .- fit :A - 6 4 . . H ,, . l . we . . A .: ' ' , , ,. A it -up 5 I I - 'V - , Q ' Q ae Q if 1 1 f ,S ' o-.1 - - - ,, YQQ QQ Q D Q Q Q Q F ' 7 2' A 9 5. ' , . I QQ . 5 x Q - , gt k g m , . . Q - at 1 sy s ' ' -A I P 99 E 1' rg 1 S 4 Wx NA MARGARET SHAW Helght IS might oh from where hast thou this powerful nught' Remember how the pxano rang out above the mxngled sounds of the orchestra ln Chapel each week? Margaret was poundmg out those firm tones D1d you ever envy the Gxrls Glee Club 1t.S hlgh As? Our lofty Senlor was one of those n1ght1ngalesf'PJ who soared hlgh above our heads 1n the realm of song Recently Margy has b come interested 1n the 1n trlcacles of the trombone We wonder or do we have to who has been enllghtenlng her RUSSELL SHEWCHUK This gentleman prefers blondes Russ IS a nonchalant chap wlth not a care ln the world He seems to llke travel and ln fact he plies the Hudson 1n a b1g way PAULINE SIMON Personality plus Paulme has won for herself a score of frlends durxng her hlgh school career She always has a cheery smlle for every one and can often be seen Bob blng around wxth her pal Alyce Lately she has developed a llklng for roller skatlng on Sulllvan Avenue Is thls a second ch1ldhoo:l'P EDITH SMITH 'I m bugger than you are' Our race certalnly appears to b growlng talle lSee the Qenlor Classl A very charmlng gxrl IS Edlth wlth a declded flaxr for muslc Many tunes she has entertamed us ln Chapel wlth plano selectlons as well as b mg accompamst of the Girls Glee Club Although she l1keS peanuts very much she d rather go around Wlth a strlng bean 4The last statement was quoted from one of her own saylngs L 1935 ' ' ' S , ' ' - . . , . I u rx Q ' ' ' - AL li ' ' ' ' ' KK 19 7 9 quite a bit. No doubt he could have gone for Helen of Troy I I ' I7 ' 3 r. . . ' . D . . . . . y 8. . X N FRANK SNYDER How about paying your dues Frank Snyder better known to his friends as Chink is the class treasurer We hear that he likes to take dancing les sons at the Meyers home and that h1s favorite dish is CCrepesh Susettes After he graduates Chink is going to understudy Joe Penner and learn how to take care of Goo Goo Best of luck Chmk we know youll succeed ARTHUR STONE Why yes I ll do it president of the Boys H1 Y president of the Athletic Associa tion vice president of the Senior Class and an active member of the Boys Glee Club ftake a breath now? We hear that lately he has taken to dancing Why Hank? ARTHUR SUWAY I ve earned a degree If you look closely after his name youll see the le ters AA meaning After Astaire Art IS an excellent dancer and a very good student ranking close to the top of the Honor Roll His favorlte pastlme 1S cooking and h1s ambition to be chef of the Waldorf FRANCIS SWEENEY Buy a paper m1ster'l Frank is one of the good natured fellows of our class who seems to steer a little shy of the babes He worked so hard peddling papers that the paper company had to lay h1m ofl' a while He seemed to be selling them out of business Nlce golng Frank 1935 K- 4 Hank is gifted in acting, oratory, and singing. He is the H ' D , . Wzm N A JOHN SWEENEY Inscrutable as the Sphmx. Qulet please' Here comes Bud another s1lent man of the Sen1or Class who IS a leader 1n all h1s studles as well as bemg actlve ln basketball A steady fellow IS he Wlth a prom 1s1ng future HARRY VERNOOY And when a lady s 1n the case You know all other thmgs glVe place' Chuck halls from Sparrowbush and 15 a member of the club whlch meets at the Palace1'H When one cannot find hlm there he IS probably maklng h1S way over Route 3 A The reason 1sn t to see lf any rocks have fallen but to see Arlene Chuck seems to have many vocatlons ln v1ew but he IS very changeable and has not declded WhlCh one he wlll follow Let not womens weapons, water drops stam my manly cheeks' Soon after 3 15 we see Jlmmy speedmg up Mam Street 111 hlS new Ford V 8 He thmks a lot of June 1n January und all the re t of the year? The Mayor 1S a good spolt and has been mterested ID deslgnmg a new car for twolwb FLORENCE WATKINS Another Montague lass Florence has done exceedmgly well as a new student 1n our hlgh school Her scholastlc standlng IS very h1gh her average as far as Semors are concerned IS top notch Flos s1e has many admners flet us not forget the Ford and lt occupantsl The class hopes Florence has emoyed th1s year as much as we have emoyed her presence 1935 v v ' 4: ry ' ' v . . . . . I 1 . , ' K6 ! ' 1 . . , u n - ' 1 , ' . Q . , . ' D al n - ' ' - 1 JAMES WALKER as 7 - ' 1 is , I . V . - . . ' ' .r . n ' v S rl 11 - , - ' ' at 1 1 ' ' ' - rx ' . . ' S - - v-.-. .V WN KA JOHN WAYCIE Watch out he gets Rlppon around Lllaicl tlme John w1ll certalnly come out first 1n the mlle lun at the track meets Each mornlng he gets lns practlce by runnmg from the car onto porches down the street aways and then ack 1nto the CHI agaln dE11V6I'11'lg papers 1111 111 a mmutel' Heres lookmg 'xt you Johnnlel J OCELYN WESTBROOK Who told you' Jo 15 a very qulet and reserved person wh1le 1n school She and Flo are 1nseparables and frequently attend dances at Raymondsklll Falls together Has she ever told you about the calf she rece1ved for her b1rthday'P LEOTA WIENER She has a secret she doesn t seem to want to tell Leota comes to P J H S on the Jersey R1ver Road bus every mornlng She has very l1ttle to say but when she says It It means somethlng Leota IS a good all around Senior and a worthwhlle addltlon to any class KATHRYN WORDEN Llvmg nn her sllent love Katle or Krtten as she 1S somet1mes called was study mg to be a teacher but IS now gomg to be a nurse She doesn t s em ro'nant1c but she has been dolng some deep th1nk1ng Tell us who he IS and maybe we can help you out 1935 b . , I . , . . , K . . I but McGrath has admitted that she isn't like that all the time. WSW l N-A CATHERINE WYANT A petite blonde M1ss When Catherxne IS not converslng by a certam locker she may be seen Wlth her fr1end Katxe Catherine IS very fond of muslc however she usually plays the Trefilble Clef PEARLE YOUNG Let s have a. Whang Bang' This llttle glrl 1S always on hand when there IS work to be done Ask her about belng busmess manager of Por Je and be a very capable cheer leader and an accomphshed dancer for she lS always Walt zmg around JACK ZEGER Cant I sell you a ton of coal Zegers fast runmng tongue W1l1 be mlssed by M1ss Holt next year for he brlghtens lmmeasurably her Enghsh IV classes Some day we w111 be hearmg hxs br1ghtf'P1 remarks over the radlo to advertlse coal and feed 1935 ' . . KL U she'l1 tell you it's no party! Youngsie has proven herself to ll I .77 W:W NA X l BENJAMIN FIDLER 36 Stleet lamps g.,11IH1l1GI'1I'1g through the tlces Cxuse fantlstle figures to dfxncn Upon the sleeplng houses Upon hous s that he do 11ke With on eye open wfltchmg, the Ill ht Vifatchxnl, the blflck C115 thflt pllll by Then tlefzd cat qulet 'Iheu lelt eyes g,11nt1n X N ' By RUTH LYBOLT 35 Whv Lan t hfe be beautlfulq Just to walk along a leaf stlewn pith Hand 1n hand Wlth Love made Why can t hfe be s1mp1e'P Just to read a verse And know the po t found Lltp Sweet Instexd ot rflw 'wd co'd llle Wmt 1 Whv can t L fe be klndl Imtefld of bleaklnff healts and klllm soul, Wltll Countless I16fS flnd souowe Wome th'1n Delth Whv can t L1fe be ca1m'f Oh to be 'lt peace Wlth othus' Not IH endl ss turrnoll Lxke the llpples of .1 uhulpool Slllklll lost folfotten Cm you no te11 me whwg Ah nog Then must I du to Und the 'nmbucr Onlv He 0 xn we? 1935 .. . Cll' I, ghls .f L By ,' . . T' ' 1. . A. : s lj A' 1' q . 1 'nf ' U-' .,. , D . .C Q L . 7 .2 2 I U 1 c ' 4 V, A .. , L Q - - v u 'W , , - . I Q Instead of dancing to 21 gaudy music. Man- L ' L .4 . A . 'if ' ' i ' T 1 L ' ' ,, ' ' gs 5 ' .. uri' . .- .. ,., . . . '. K z . V' ' 1 V C C I xvj. ' es. ' . V. 1 ' V , 1, . U . , . D. ' 'J . , ,, . 1 ' 1 . H . , Q i- 'x 1 A - 'A . . f sf - WW BA 1011 'Q By MARION BERTHIAUME x x Xx x 1 x 111 I U x f I' 1l1111111111X111111I111 1935 11.1 SUN 1 1 THE 111,185 014' YS: 1'1f11111 -- 1I1-111' 1'11-11I11 1 X111 z.11'1' 11111-g1'zl.11I1,z1111f 111f 1112111 1111' gm-211, s111'1-urs 111 I11'1-11111-1-1115 11111 1111111.21 . 11'i1'1f Nurs is 1111- 11i1l:111111111gI11 1111111111111-1,'111111.11111111. 111111-I11'111'111'1 I's11'111g 1111111111-X XX1111lIlU1'1111 l111'11'z11'11 111 :11-111111 111:11 111- Il1'I1xA1'1'X 111111111 111112111111 l11g1111-11.111111'.1I1:11:1 51il1Q1'1'il1l41 l'X11f111f'1,'1Hl11Il'11 XII11 111111 11111.11-11111111 11111111111-11-s 11IIQ1'l'1llQ 1'X'1'1'1ll1l1'1' -1'1-111111-111111-1111111111111111111 1,i1'1111:1.11'11x1111-11. 11l11' 1'11111':1l11111 11:1Q 11111-I1 1-1' 1111' X1'1'I1- 111-fi 111'11r11:1i11Q1'111'11s11.111z1w11111'11111-11111 11-N11 111':11111'111:11'11111-11111111f1111111g:11111111f:111111'11111 111-11111'.-13111111111 111311111 l'1'1l.Il'1I'vX .' X11111111g11 1111111111 11 1Ii11'11 11 11:11-1 111141. 511.1 311111111111 XQ II1' 1:1w1 111'1'1 111111 1111111' 11131-1111-1 111'Il1X N :1'11ig11, :111:11'1 :15 11111111-1'x x11z111 111- 1I11'1'1 11:11-11 11:11,111'111. 11117111 WN NM CLASS PROPHECY By MARION CON ROY It IS first perrod study hall on a drowsy Monday mornlng rn May As I look across the room all heads are bent over the1r books The clock seems to be trckrng faster and faster It rmpresses me trme IS fleetrng school w1ll soon be over graduat1on and the students of 35 w1ll take the1r places rn the world To the Port Jervrs A1r Ways please Why' Rlchard Knack of all people' We renew ac qua1ntance on the way to the a1rport and chat about old school frrends Rlchard tells me he IS the owner of the taxr concern and that Betty Jacobs rs hrs prrvate secretary Rlchard R1b11er IS hrs chref competrtor Rrchard s sec retary IS Charlotte McAll1ster After purchasrng from Wrllram Kautz a trck et for Ch1cago Ill1no1s I enter my plane Fearless Fred named for Fred Jones who has Just made a solo flrght around the world I am surprrsed to see my old frrends Dorothy Kennedy and Betty Keller who are on the1r way to Ch1cago havrng accepted pos1t1ons wrth the law flrrn of Bloomer and Barthelmes Robert Balmos and Frank Snyder also are passengers on the1r way to San Franclsco Calrfornra to Jorn the navy Latest papers' Amerrcan' Trlbune' Trmes' News' and Mrrror' Buy them now before the plane leaves' Well' rf rt rsnt Russ Shew chuk' Russ tells me that Bernard Hess also sells papers at the a1rport The odor of coffee stns me and I watch Chub Herman wearrng a chefs cap come rn balanclng a coffee tray Followrng hrm are the a1r hostesses Rose K1nney Mary Flynn and Agnes Delaney They tell me the plane IS belng prloted by Howard Decker The plane rlses over the valley and the rad1o IS turned on The fam1l1ar vo1c of Art Stone reaches our ears announclng the Adams and Adams Hat Hour presentrng Joey Codrchrnr and hrs syncopators starrrng Ed Moulton and Neva Hammond sololsts and MHIIOII Ber thraume and Jack Zeger Broadway comme drans Forgettrng the rad1o for a mrnute I notrce that my newspaper rs owned and publrshed by John Curry and Davrd Fowler Mary Happ holds the posrtron of Edrtor rn Chlef Esther Grrffrn IS edrtor of socral news and Mrldred Francrsco the fashron edrtor Some of the dresses Wh1Ch Florence Hamrlton has just de srgned are rllustrated I take tune to read an rnterestrng art1cle on med1cal research wrrtten by Emrly Naylor 111 whrch she commends a great sclentrflc d1SCOV ery by Sumner Irrsh I notrce that Olga Kuzrw has Just won the state shorthand champron shrp In the sport sectron I read an art1cle wrrt ten by Harold Mungoven on the vrctory of Port College football team over Mrddletown Ed Dunn was complrmented for hrs coachmg of our team I drop my paper and p1ck up my field glasses below I see the srgn Jesse Qll1Ck for Mayor of Cleveland Just before we reach Ch1cago we notrce a golf cours and wrth the ard of our freld glasses we DICK out the fam1l1ar figures of John Sweeney and Benjamm Cuddeback wrn ners of the mld west golf tournament About SIX oclock we recogn1ze the lrghts of Ch1cago and the plane banks at the lfrndrng field I make reservat1ons at a fashronable hotel managed by John McGrath Whrle rest1ng rn my room I am attracted by srngrng wh1cl1 comes from across tl1e hall my cur1os1ty over comes me and I knock on my nerghbor s door only to be greeted by Irma Farber She says she IS takrng vocal lessons from fr German professor Boardrng a t1olley car to go down town I notrce the advertrsement How to grow tall a recent drscovery by Pearle Young That even1ng I have drnner rn an attractrve restaurant ru11 by Margaret OHara and Isa belle Occr Sophre Bzrezowskr drrects me to a table and tells me Gladys Robrnson rs the bookkeeper there Frances Balmos enters the restaurant and we chat about our old school f11ends now 1n Ch1cago Frannre IS a teacher of French rn a hrgh school and Harrret Bank Laura Crarg and Marparet Roberts are also teachers ln Ch1cago Mfure Malatm rs a dramatrc rn structor We leave tlns restaurant together and walk along the mam street There rs Julra Ozo WlCkS advertrsement as a publlc typrst We step rn and speak to her she tells us Mary Melor IS a bookkeeper rn '1 large department store up the street As we pass the art Ilrm of Poletynskr and Martrne the1r stenographer Catherrne Marco waves to us 1935 ,iw 41 11 1 , . . 1 1 . . . 1 . , 11 ' ' ' . 1 , . . . 11 - H ,, . . . h , . . . . . 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L 1 , . , . . 1 1 1 WX N4 I I Nbb PRUPHEfNi fllllllllllf ll I leave Frances and hurry on to V1S1t the largest beauty salon 1n the cxty Some of the most successful operators are Helen Cortrlght L1l11an Barnum and Catherme Ross Mar1etta MacKechn1e 1S secretary to the pres1dent of the firm As I leave th1s bu1ld1ng the F1rst Nat1onal Bank across the street attracts mv attent1on I read on the front w1ndow Presldent Wr1ght Drew Natalxe Brown beckons me to come IH On the way to her OfflC6 I pass the rec xvmg teller N1na Barber and the cash1er Helen Benjamln Natalle tells me about her D051 ton and she says that Harr1et Bloomer IS st nographer to the presldent and that Pau lme Slmon who has become a C P A VlS1ted the bank recently She suggests that I v1s1t the hosp1tal a few blocks down the street where many of our frlends are ho'd1ng re SDOHSIDIG posltlons I follow her adVlC6 and the lirst one I mee lS Dr Burkhart Aug1 tells me Gale Ecen barger IS the ch1ef surgeon on the staff Francls Grlffln IS head chemlst 1n the labora tory wh1le Helen Cherry IS supervlslng the d1abet1c trays Helen says Henrletta Dunn has been on qulte a few cases m this hosp1tal Genev1eve Moorehead IS day supervlsor As I leave I meet Edna Clark who IS a gov erness ln one of Chlca os promment fam1l1es In front of the hosp1tal I meet Ol1ve Br1ard who IS on her way to work Ollve IS domg prl vate duty She tells me Katherlne Worden was the nlght nurse on her last case Up the street I see the s1gn Gymnaslum for Lad1es Feel1ng the need for exerclse I enter and find the 1nstructors to b Elleen Cooke and Marjorle Goble I leave an hour later feelmg much worse than when I went 1n but glad to renew my acqualntance w1th Cookle and Mary They tell me Nett1e Hard1stue accldentally V1Slted the gym last week That even1ng I attend a conc rt at the opera house whxle Waltlng for lt to b g1n I scan my program and not1ce a b auty parlor advert1se ment w1th Frances Baker as manager of the establlshment I am pleasantly surprlsed to hear Ma1garet Shaw s1ng several vocal selectlons of her own compos1t1on accompanled at the plano bl Edlth Smlth Durlng the 1nterm1ss1on I cat h the eye of Frances Franke and she comes over to speak wxth me Frances has just finlshed busmess college her slster Mlldred lS a dental hyg1ei 1st ln New York Cxty Dur1ng the second part of the concert I recognlze the fam1l1ar faces of Phyllls Cahxll Helen Gxllen and Evelyn Haslehurst upon the stage Genevleve Fman and Mae Murray are among the crowd leavmg the th atre A short chubby gentleman whom I take to be the manager IS stand1ng near the box of fice as I move closer I recognlze hlm to be Herman Schafransky Outslde the theatre James Walker IS helpmg some frlends 1nto a large Cadlllac A very d1StlngU1Shed woman attracts my at tentlon and I not1ce her companlon 1S Sophle Barcan The next mornmg I V1S1t the publlc lxbrary and I not1ce these books Decoratmg Your Home by Ellzabeth G1ll1nder and The Hxgh Llghts of Law by Arthur Suway I feel that I need a new hat and so I enter a m1ll1nery shop the lady who meets me at th door IS Rose Erdman While we are talkmg Marlon Hart and Mathllda Kautz enter Mar 1on says she IS a shorthand lnstructor 1n a the presldent of a large firm The next mornmg I meet Harry Vernooy who savs he has just been graduated fron1 forestry school I V1S1t the undertakmg establlshment of Francls Sweeney and John Wayc1e In a group of happy young lad1es commg toward me are Leota We1ner Jocelyn West brook and Helen Rogers they are all exclted over the1r recent trip abroad They tell me Cather1ne Wyant was on tie l1ner go1ng over Catherlne was accompanylng a patxent Dot Burdlck was also a passenger on the sh1p 'Ihey po1nt out to me Florence Watkms of flce Florence has become a successful com merclal photographer They also tell me Marj Cooley IS forelgn buyer for a large de partment store Looklng at my watch I real1ze that I must hurry back to the hotel 1f I am to make my plane I arrlve at the hotel safely get my bags and slgn out but ln my hurry I turn and colllde w1th no one but Lester Robmson I explam to hlm the reason for my hurry and he oiiuers to take me to the alrport I acc pt and Jump 1n Just then I hear a voxce call Hey' Dld'1L you do your h1story'P and then I real1ze that I have been dreammg for forty m1nutes 1935 FW 1 w w ' 5 N - ' , l A A H A A F . , l . D . D, . j , 0 . - - . . . .- ' ' , ' ' . AA ' , . . . . Y! ' ' ' l ,, - I A . ' H . - 1 . , . U ' at 'GH - l ' l ' . ' ' 1 3 ' ' ' , business school and Mathilda is secretary to a v ' V' . I . . 0, , . . . , .D . . I' A ' ll ' b A l . h ' rr ' . ' I ' I - - . 9 . v . . 7 , ' ' ' If vy U ' U li '17 ' l . ' . D l , v .1 -n ' ' , A . . . . D . - y . V . . 9 - . . . ' I . . u H ' Y V . . . . X ' ' ' I ' . . . . , V . ' - 3 . 1 , WN 'RM PROPIIIWX ON THE PRUPIIFI By DOROTHY KENNEDY N I4 PDX N l ll 4 x I I I N Ill IUI1 Im lu: 1935 W ' W ' , Y V 'l J A L J ll is zu lwnlliiflll May num-ning :mul l Illll wniiing for ilu- lxllililglb plum- In Iulu-uH'f1-mn llw l'm-1 -l1'I'YiS2lil'lNDI'f. .X fzlxi is .'1N'Ixllill.L1' zu- ' mm Ihv Iivlal Jlllll sl: 1 .' nn-:nr ilu- plzmv. 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WN XA PHL CL XSS POEM Cillllllllltd J Westbrook w1th reserve and polse Is never blamed for mak1ng no1se Jack Zeger helps del1ver coal And 11k6S the ole sw1mm1n hole J1m Walker may be marrled soon For further detalls go see June Chuck Vernooy from B1rdytown Bel1eves you can t keep a good man down Engl1sh IV cannot scare Ruth That she pased 1n half t1me IS the truth M Malatln and her brown ha1r In curls present a nlcture fa1r Mae Murray and Gen F1nan are Always together near or far For cheer and happ1ness we thank Agnes who IS very frank On Curry we can all rely For tr1cks and pranks and frohcs sly Betty Jacobs w1ns her goal Of gettlng on the honor roll Some good polnts Lf Fred Jones 16 Blond good cheer and a car' Wlth falth B1ll Kautz does h1S homewoxk And krowledge 1n h1S mmd does lurk M Melo1 IS bl1the a good sport And 1s the f1ne good natured sort H Mungoven tall and tan Devotes much t1me to h1s German New Yorks grft to good old Port Is John McGrath QUICK wxth retolts Rus Shewchuk IS wlthout a care Happy go lucky debona1r L W1ener IS from Montague That she has modesty IS true One who taks much and 1S fun Is cocky Lester Rob1nson H1s sxster Gladys IS fun too Che IS athletlc through and through Txny Catherlne Ross IS sl1m Aopearlng always neat and tr1m Personallty 1S the g1ft Of ever sn'11l1ng genlal Cllff Edna Clark IS a brunette Whom everyone IS glad to have met L Cralg IS 1n Mulvaney s band And h lps others when she can E1leen s hab1t IS chewlng gum Perhaps that s why she s never glum Phyl IS Cah1ll our platlnum blonde Of Ford V 8s IS very fond C'oph1 never has a frown Wlth frlendly smll may she be found Dot Burdvck plays at basketball And EIVCS good oppos1t on to all H Martrne a star of track Speed and endurance does not lack R chard R1bner tall and dark In HIAIOTY C IS qu1te a shark E Haslehurst thlnks a lot Of Enghsh French Hxst ry and Chot' Neva Hammond s danclng feet Are such as we shall seldom meet Alyce Guthrre IS carefree And laughs wherever she may be MHFIOH Hart should get a prlze For her fasc1nat1ng eyes Our class mate Netty Hard1stue Always has someth1ng to do Iv ma Farber makes such norse And always 11k6S to tease the boys Wrlght Drew the opposlte IS calm But as to glrls he has h1S qualms Rose Erdman stands by her guns And 11keW1SE Florence Ham1lton MarJor1e Goble w1th Bob cllcks No wonder she IS small and Ch1C Ol1ve Bllafd knows how to Slng That she 1S good IS a sure th1ng Aunt Harr1et Bloomer It IS true Keeps tabs on Walt her young nephew John WBYCIC w1th h1s Ir1sh Wlt Too has fearlessness and gr1t Catherlne Marco lS sl1m and blonde Of Mrckey IS she very fond Howard Decker makes no peep But then st1ll water does run deep Franc1s Gr1fT1n bothers glrls Untylng bows and pull1ng curls From afar comes Natalle Brown Dot Kennedy IS l1kew1se brlght Attacklng problems W1th all her m1ght Mathrlda Kautz hard to dlsplease When wh1sper1ng IS at leer ease Two couslns who are constant chums W1n and Marg from the country come Trumpet blowwg IS lots of fun Aco cdmg to Moulton and Henny Dunn Electr1c1ty holds a k1Ck For competent Jesse Qu1ck is 4 If i if 8 Now that mv class mates have been met Therr vlrtues one cannot forget Our ways are now about to part But each face w1ll l1ve ln my heart Our gratltude IS deep 1ndeed To those who heloed to plant the se d Of Learn1ng teachers parents dear Who gu ded us and gave us cheer Our joyous hlgh schol days are o er But our hearts and m1nds and souls XV111 soar W1th memor1es of frlendshrp bonds Tlrat e 61 wlll l1nger on and on 1935 -..W E... r ' 1 ' - - f I x A I A ' 44 ' ' J 77 11 ' rv - . 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HLJR 5 f F 41 I 'H+ 'x Q X ' 1 Q r Au o 'QQ ' ' u C. fu Y N A 11 IRSI' PRIZE bHORT STORY X wllldllt By MARVIN WISEMAN 36 Allenton the freshman anchor man beat HQDKIHS the varslty man to the tape by a foot Whlle the crowd cheered Allenton Coach left the track wlth a scowl Hopk1ns went lamely to the showers Nothlng to do but go back to an empty dreary room and bone away at dry boots Somethmg rose 1n h1m reb llloxsly but he checked It Off form Hopkmso asked the relay c p taln A b1t sa1d HODKIDS You see Oh sure sa1d the capta1n turnmg away All losers had 311b1S and l1ke all the rest of Saylor Captam Dxrk was too busy to bother wlth losers When Hopk1ns went to the showers hrs de presslon had deepened v1s1bly He had lost a race he should have won Lose another one l1ke that and Al enton would have h1s Job What was comlng now wasnt gomg to be any easler because Hopkms heard Allenton talklng about Beth Eaton paymg h1m a v1s1t th1s evenmg The prettlest most popular gvrl on the campus commg to s e Allenton' Why wlth that urge alone a man could wm races' Hopk1ns grunted walk1ng along Rlght th n l1fe had a bad taste When he turned mto Unlversrty Hall the first thrnv that met h1s eye was a g1rl and he knew at once that 1t was Beth Eaton Hello she smlled Mr Allenton m ye 9 Be he1e 1n a mlnute I belleve mumbled Hop kms It doesnt matter much You men are always out arent you? Always runnmg off with your gangs Hopk1ns gulped He couldnt tell thrs grrl that he had no gang to run off w1th Sure he sa1d a fellow s got to have a fevt fr1ends but every mgat when I get ready to work they don t let me She laughed As 1f vou mlnded b mg m terrupted He managed to get past her to fmd hrs way to hxs oorm Wh1Cll was next to Allentons He put hls foot m lt that tlme pretendm to be bothered w1th a lot of fellows comlrg around' Slttmg there ID the next room she d know the truth And she d1d Wlthout trymg to llsten Hop kms couldnt help overhearmg the conversa t1on whlch began a few mmutes lat r Honkms bothered by a gang'J Why hes 1 hermlt' But he sa1d began Beth Joklng I guess sa1d Allenton hes one of those book worms Fact 1S I dont belleve he has a frxend on the campus Not a bad sort but he Just doesn t mlx Beatlng h1m m that relay was a cmch Hopk1ns groaned Now thls glrl would know he had lled and was a cheap lmposter R belllon stlrred m h1m There must be some way to make hlS story look true' And then hls gloom suddenlv llfted Wxth determlna t1on stamped on hls face he opened the dool and walked outslde Dlrectly under h1s own second storv wmdow he halted Hopk1ns' he called upward Hey Hop kms' Then no1s1ly as posslble he ran up stalrs poundmg on h1s own door he entered slammmg lt behmd h1m Ten mmutes later he repeated the process Somewhere ln the dust behmd a bookcase he found a battered banjo and plucked a tune from 1ts strmgs Somehow he managed to s1ng rn a strange volce a popular song laughmg loudly he hoped xt would sound l1ke an admlrmg aud1 ence Thought you Sald h was a herm1t Well I dont understand began Allenton Evldently he dldnt understand because when his v1s1to1 had gone Allenton pounded loudly on Hopk1ns door Hey Hopk1ns' he boomed wanta Joxn the party' But the door was locked and stayed so At least tue boy behmd lt knew that wh le h had lost one competltlon that day he had won another The last th1ng a puzzled Allenton heard that mght was a husky muffled volce crymg out ln the campus nlght Hey Hopkms' 1935 ' fl A. - 4 N N ' N v . 1' af x 5 Y , 1 A . . . . . , 1 1 - . , - 1 , . 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' X A FIRST PRIZE bHORT IJTORY C0lllllllll'd A Mlrat le The blg reason that Hopk1ns had gone out for track was to make fr1ends w1th other fel lows He looked forward to track practxce be cause when the baton was passed to h1m a meanlng of frlendshlp was passed w1th It People who had pomted h1m out as HODKIHS the Hermlt werent dolng It any more Now when they saw h1m on the campus they Just stared and sa1d Who would ve thought that'J That n1ght when he had called Hey Hop k1ns' under h1s w1ndow he had fooled Allen ton and Beth The tr1ck had worked and so he went on workmg lt He thought that 1f the people got the 1dea that other fellows were calllrg hlm they mlght do the same th1ng That was the way he Ielt the nlght before the meet agamst Bordentown It was about elght thlrty when he went b low h1s w1ndow and called Hey Hopk1ns' H llstened nobody heard hlm and so he declded to shout agam Because he was so much 1n earnest he fa1led to observe som th1ng Beh1nd h1m steps muffled walked two figures and as HODKIHS yell sounded for the second t1me on of those figures ran forward Just a mmute' Ive wondered for a long t1me who It was that always called Hopk1ns Hey Hopkms' yelled the unse n caller Thls t1me he was successful Wlndows were thrown open to s e who was callmg In that mlnute Hopk1ns sensed that sornethlng was wrong The next mlnute a flash lxght beam shone dlrectly on h1s face The next day everybody knew how All nton had found Hopk1ns call'ng out ln the dark At the track meet eve1yo'1e made fun of h1rn H1s teammate was spe dlng toward h1m wlfh the baton about ten yards ahead of the others At last he had the baton ln h1S ex c1tement he Juggled 1t and almost dropp d lt before he had gone a hundred yards He be gan to b frlghtened for he was racmg aealnst Bordentowns sta1 At the end ol 'he rac Hopkins was ahead by about a foot and the crowd 1nst ad of cheerlng hlm razaed h1m Wlth the 1ntercolleg1ates faclng h1m the fastest t am ln the country Hopk1ns kn w he was l1cked He even wondered why the coach kept hlm on the team Hopcms had a qu er feellng about the packed gallery It seemed to be a huge Jury about to pass sentence on a doomed man As he looked around he saw Allenton Beth and the1r frlends Hopk1ns laughed to h1mself and sa1d They wouldnt g1V9 me a hand when I needed It most Well It s too late now And so he went 1nto battle Someone walked past hlm and whlspered See the score We have to take the relay or we re out Hopk1ns scarcely ralsed h1s head What he had 1n h1m tomght wasnt a mlracle To turn a rnlracle you had to know people were behlnd you that all was forglven When the baton got to h1m h1s opponent was ten yards ahead As he swept 1nto the last half m1le the man was but five yards 1n the lead He was runn1ng h1mself out there would be no spurt at the end The crowd was yellmg Rah Saylor' but It d1d h1m no good He trled he gamed a few more yards but the race was almost over No power nothmg 1n the world could spur hlm lnto the flght that wins At the beglnnlng of the last lap h1s op ponent was four yards ahead and beglnnmg to let out h1s spurt Hopk1ns knew lt was over He was 11cked beaten by a handlcap knowmg that Saylor was not behmd hun' somethmg was trvmg to fight xts way 1nto h1s wrenched body It was a steady chant He d1d not understand and kept tell1ng h1mself It was a n1ghtmare All the same lt was there Hey Hopk1ns' Hey Hopk1ns' Hey' Hop kms' It was lxke one vo1c steady saymg always the same th1ng Hey Hopk1ns' Warm al1ve personal as a roommates yell Hey Hopk1ns' In a spllt s cond Hopk1ns seemed to leap forward as lf drlven by an unseen force Two th e yards ne made up The next mmute they were runnlng s1de by Slde Then at last Hopl ns broke the tape Later when he asked a bystander Just why everybody yelled Hey Hopk1ns' the bystander sa1d You should ve seen Allen on Hes mad as a March Hare There was a glrl wlth hmm and she started It 1935 M... W W W o 4 . 'I 1 ' . - 1 1 . 4 ' ' u , 1 1 . . 1 , . ' . . . . I , 7' ' . , . ' . ' A 1 , . ' ll 1 11 1 ,, . . .' - ll - . ' ' 11 ' ' ' - . ' ' , - l 1 ' V v 1 . I y . . ' . . . , ' . . - 1 ' ' ' - ' 4. 11 - . - - , . ' - . 1 y 1 1 9 . I . N ' 11 Q ' . v . I 1 1 - -1 1 U , 3 1 ' . l ' ' - IA ' ' . . . c . , . . . . , ' . . O - 1 . - .1 3 y .1 ' 1 - . D l . Q L Q , U Then. It seemed suddenly to Hopk1ns that at ' 11 3 e . t ' - 7 . . u - . e . 2. , ' - L ' . .. - 11 ' W I . . l. ' 11 . y - ' 3 . D . c M - G re . 1 . U Q V . . . , . . ' . tl - . . . ., 1 1 V Y ' . 1 ' , G . . 9 U , ' ' nl . 1 4 1 . . 7 x ' ' . I ' 3 - 1 -'wi N' A QSI llxlf Pl 5x By MURIEL SPEER 6 l IN x ill N ill N l x S NN lll41lllll4.Nlllll N 1 N 1935 if .5, X l Ill 1. 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Iii- lIII'iI1'JIII V:N N X bEl UND PRIZE SHORT STORY Mt ny C llllatlllde For Two By ALICE GOTTLIEB 36 In all of her twenty years It was the nrst one Sally Blake could remember belng away from home and alone for Chr1stmas Sallv was small and cute She had dark ha1r and snappmg black eyes Also a w1l1 of her own She sat ln her apartment far from home and mused Last year Chr1stmas had been a happy tlmc for her She had been home wlth her famlly ln a small town known as Rutley 1n Indlana Oh Yes' of course Ted W1ley to whom she had been engaged was there There had been a beautlful Chr1stmas tree around which they had sung carols Later they had had a boun t1ful Chr1stmas d1nne'r The entlre fam1ly had been joyously happy as a result of Santas v1s1t Th1s Chr1stmas w1ll be nothme lxke the last one thought Sally The ch1ef reason Sally had gone away to Hollywood was because of her quarrel w1th Ted and also to make good ln th movles Af ter Ted and she had quarreled over a petty occurrence as Sally reflected later sh had gone to Hollywood Sally had promlsed her fam1ly and herself that she would show the world how great an actress she was and set 1t on fire Unt1l she succeeded she would neve1 come home It would be 1deal to become a great movle actress and to scorn Ted who would more l1kely come rushlng to her But suddenly Sally came back to lxfe and gazed at the clock Seven oclock she ex clalmed to herself I thlnk Ill walk around unt1l I go to the Night Club She worked as a chorus earl 1n a r1tzy n1ght club much ag.,a1nst her deslres But she d1d not get a chance ID the movles as she had expected and as she had to l1ve ln some manner a Job was a Job As Sally stepped from her l1ttle apartment mto the cold br1sk n1ght she qulckened her pace It was a clear wonderful Hlght The snow covered ground and the trees that g11S tened 1n the moonhght seemed unreal As Sally passed numerous houses she could See' happy chlldlen hanglng up thelr sto klngs ln' preoaratlon for Santa s v1s1t The stores were crowded wxth last mlnute shoppers who looked tlred but oh' so happy TrafT1c was t1ed up everywhere was confuslon But thought Sally who cares'P Tonlght IS Chr1stmas Eve a happy tlme for all but me As she wasnt due at her work for some tlme Sally dld some wlndow shoppxng for home furnlshmgs and thought longlngly of Ted Why hav I been so stubborn? Sally asked herself I w1sh I had stayed to llsten to reason lnstead of run nxng off But broodlng only made matters worse Maklng her wav through the crowd Sallv scanned the faces very closely Th1s was a k1nd of a game that she played by herself when she was lonely As Sally had made very few funds she would study peoples faces This would make her fee as 1f she kn w all the people very welL It also gave Sally somethmg to do mn whlch she wolked Sally went 1n The club was crowded wlth many move notables and uch people who were out for a gay tlme lc celebrate Chrlstmas Eve Sally was glad to see so many new faces because she loved to vsatch and study the faces as she danced She danced about ten d11Terent numb IS duung 1 mghts work As a rule It was eaaly mornmg before she arrlved home 1n her apartment Then wh1le danc ng her last number of the mormng Sally saw s1tt1ng at a table ln the nxeht club none other than Ted Wlley Hel hea t gave a leap and her sp rlts soared What was he domg there'9 As she flmshed her num ber and left the floor Ted came to her and told her to come to h1s table as soon as she was dressed Sally dress d fast 1' than she eve1 had 1n her hfe so happy was she to see Ted She sat down at the table and sa1d to Ted Ted Ive been a very fool1sh p rson and I hope youll f0lglV6 me Ted exclaamed For glxe you9 Why Ive come all the way from 1935 v N X A . . . L.. , . 44 W , . . R' .' . , - - . 4 A L. x Y , l ll vv - ' ' ' ' - . ' . ' ' . Y , V ' . ' ' .' tl ya . '- ' . ' ' u n ' bu . W A . . ' . . i H . ' - ' v .' 'v' . U - - ' e : ' . e - . 8 . U - Q ' . - , I Corning to the brilliantly lighted night-club o ' V ' . - V U E .' . ' 4 M . . . 1 ' Q I , .. ' I ' ' 3 - .'- , Z , , .. b y H - 1 R 1 . . . , ' H ' Q - I . - r , 1 . ' ' .4 - yy - , - Q . v, , Y . . . . ' l ' - ' -' ' A my . e e - ' V . .A I ' D. I- - - ' - Q 1 . .' rv V- l. - I U ' . 4, , 'H 7 V y l A ' N A SELOND PIJIE STUI 3 fflllllllllltllll muy fllllHlllld'- 'UI no Rutley to hear you say youll forg1ve me fox bemg a fool Suddenly both lauvhed and clasped hands Sally saxd I thlnk we ve both been perfect 1d1ots Then Ted sald L ts go to your apartment and when we get there have somethlng very lmportant to tell you The walk home Wlth Ted was a glorlous one The rlsxng sun was a beautlful sxght Almost all the ch1ldren were up to see what Santa had brought them Through the w1n dows could be seen the decorated Chrlstmas trees around wlnch happy ch1ldren Zldllllfed As they walked Sally and Ted explaxned to each other what they had done 1n the past year Both were radlantly happy to be to g ther agam Sally her face llghted Wlth Joy was s1tt1ng close to Ted 1n her apartment lxstenmg to hxs exc1t1ng plans for the future Sally and Ted would become Mr and Mrs ln the afternoon Chustmas Illght they would ce ebrate thelr marrlage and the next day they would go to then home town to l1ve forever after xnstead of bexng an unhappy Chustmas for one Sally excxtedly sa1d to Ted It lb a Meuy Chrxstmas for Two Sllffllll oi Well by MARION BERTHIAUME 35 We I6 C1V111Z8d advanced they say We l1ve prog1ess1ng every day Our age IS doubtless at the top We re gomg onward do not stop Intelllgence IS everywhere Inventlons dally are not rare Not any natlon h1therto Achleved performed more than we do Our culture sh1nes 1n t1me of peace But when the days of qulet cease As soon as men declare a wal Our c1v1l1zat1on IS no more In wartlme men become v1le brutes Smash all good standards Joy pollute Enwxanoed ln 1nternec1ne strlfe They cruelly slay all forms of l1fe Mallclous hate sends forth her stmg Whlle rot and heedlessness are kmg And what a Stlng 111 w1ll lrnparts Upon young lnexperlenced hearts' Our cry for now and evermore There must not be another war' 1935 - kg- 1 X1 X T 5 W ' , ' N1 O K T 1 ss I A cowl x t , N 3, I V IW . rr V -- - .I 1 L A, . .- . , . 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N 1 xl XX .1 N fx XX I .. -1191 A-- ,.1 ... I f 1-1 ffrff frr -2 -1 1 I f ..1 ..1 X XXX N 1,1 ffff If 11,1-X Xiu V X A SIIUNIJ I JIE PUFNI mu .um S ue 1 By RICHARD OHARA N XX Nl u Im N 4 1 N N N I 4 4 1935 W .f. I J ull llu rw M1 , v I 7 ' L A A I J 41- W Wu 'lv I. l u 'I ' .'36 Xll ulzuy, lluu- luuul :uuuul uluuslu ulauy, lluu- xlilll HI' 'l'4uil luzus ux'uuu'lqu-ul lui.' xx':u'x, llu slluuluuul'll1'l1l.:lI llnuuuu ou- uuluu-u-l, XX ullu uuu-u'u-u- Iiuuuu- lu lluiuulq uuu' lu-1-I. 'Iluu- lwiliglul, sinks tluu- pun. I luv ul:u,Y's zullullu-ul lzusks ill'l' uluuuuv, lluv NYl'ill'.Y Wu I'IQI'l' ulruuuus luis uls, llun- uliuuuuuuiuug luviliglut u-uusls :uuuul mulls, llu slips uupuuuu luis siuuuuulu- l':uu-u'. llu Vu-sis 2III4l Aiuuluy' ilu SI:ui'lil :uil'. l sl rm-uugllu t'lblIl1'Sl'2ll'li.SlI'2lIIlSill'l' lliu 1 uf l iuu muiuuuuul lun-su-1-li: luifu-ul. llu l'm'u- luu- siuulqs in ulu'u-zuuuu :uuuul slu-I-lu. llu- Icuuvu-ls in lbl'il'Yl'l'l1l uluuusu- wluu ku-uup lluu- uw rlau-rs suulu- uupuuu lluu- uvauy. I gzuiuus uuuuuu' sl rvuurgllu lluu' u-uuuuuiuug uluubu' GQ IRD ll ,i..i-'-.-:, J,'2.,,D UIQGANIIATICNS Ny X Q:: 19ssz-T .,'Nf39 , 'f . L,,,f mu WJ H zffffw' I 7 e X Q A ALA BOYS GI EE CLUB By ARTHUR STONE Ya? The Club th1S yeal IS composed or twenty seven membels At the begmnlng of the season the followmg OHICCFS wele elected Presldent Leo Gelb VICE Presldent Fled Welgle Secretary and Tleasurer Edwm Moulton Lxbrarmn Arllngton Young Many and vaued have been the actlvltles of the Club thls year Out of town programs wele glven at the M1lford H1gh School M1ddlet0wn s Llncoln MS171011211H1g,l1 School Ot1sv1l1e and over the NBC network The members have appeared under the d rect1on of Marlon O Andre 1n many succ ful plays and concerts Out of thxs group of smgers has develop d the well known Octette wh1ch enjoyed a second p1ontab1e season this year It IS made up of Flrst Tenors Leo Gelb and Earl Cummmgs Second Tenors Edwm Moulton and Jack Peuy Plrst Basses Althur Stone and Gale Ecenbargel Sec ond Basses John Mlddleton and Arl ngton Young The Boys Gle Club has llked plesentlng th lr many songs and hope that 1936 wlll be as 1n telestmg to them as 1935 has been l935 J - .- . .-.,-,vf-,.- - - lun 1 -1-v I Q , A 4 at ' , -.x so 7 as X . . N1 ...- ff f 1 at Q ' L9 ' W A lo, , f.f.w.,.l,, V ., '. , .. W ' l , . - ha , .. U . - l q ' - Y I ' v 1 v - '. . . . , 1 1 ' - L - y v ' I . . , . L A . . . SSS . . . i ,A . . ' . . , y - . . . w' . ,. . - - v ' Q , ', . .1 ' . , 0 1 . Q . V D. V' I . V , , K . . - ' ' ' ' ' 4 f . WSW GIRLS' GLEE CLUB By MARIE MALATIN S1nce the orgamzatlon of the Glrls Glee Club 1n October much work has been accompllshed under the dlrectlon ot Mrs Marjorle Knapp They have g1ven many fin programs 111 chapel Wlth speclal added attractlons for our hollday programs In conJunct1on w1th the Boys Glee Club they gave an excellent 1nterpretat1on of the Eng l1sh Chrlstmas custom of bflllglflg, 1n the Boars head and part1c1pated 1n a concert at the M11 ford H1gh School on March 8 A speclal MUSIC Appreclatlon program was presented 111 chapel by Margaret Shaw to show the comparlson between opela and orator1o For thelr soc1a1 act1v1ty th1s year a banquet was held 1n November at the Flo Jean at WhlCh a fine program was g1ven One of 1ts outstandlng act1v1t1es was the part1c1pat1on 111 the M1dd1e town Mus1c Fete where It gave My Heart at Thy Sweet Volce f1om the opera Samson and Del11ah by Samt Saens and Recesslonal by De Koven Ed1th Sm1th has dOll6 commendable woxk as piano accompanlst The OHICETS elected were Xue I IQ Nenetux l1e1su1e1 111 Sli ulent ll 1935 X Le llllllll ll e X 111 ephlne XX El Pl D 111 thy XX KNIIHU I-1 L1 it N 1 111 A-1 Q -f 1- 1 t ft 1 . 1 4 . N 'r ,R 5 e ' M X fl 4 4 1 0' Lp 1 I 2 3 . 7 V . . . , . , . . . , v . . ' , 9 ' C . I . . . , . . , - , - , - ' ' , 11 ' vs . 11 ' YY ' I- LA ' YY i ' ' , . l'1'esi11e11t ,... . AI2ll'jtIl'l+' 111.111.- --J's' , ,,.,..... .. . .li-I J -' 1 . . , ..... . Ala 'i .12 zlin ':,3 ' ' ....,. .. Jufs ' - 'As - Libr: nn ....,. , 1, 'r ' ' ' 11 ' J 1-1:11 fihi -1'l11I1l'1 . .,..,., M: 'g:11'- ,'1: ' WSQ N A THE BOYS HI Y By EDWIN MOULTON ,J n...lb. -rl r-ai f Y- The senlor group of the Boys H1 Y has emoyed an aotlve and p1ospe1ous yeal Th1s club was one of the first 111 the school to be orgamzed fo the year 1934 35 The OHICSFS were Pres1dent A1thur Stone Vlce Presldent F1ank Snyder Se retaly WHCOI1 Adams Treasurer Leo Ge1b and Selgeant at Arms Edward Dunn The adv1sors were Charles D Malsh Charles H Turner nd Allen TUCKGI Edwm Moulton and Cl1fTord Caswell handled the club newspaper The orgamzatlon las been busy and self suopo1t1ng The dances card pa1t1es avi banquets for the football team G1rls H1 Y and Faculty whlch It sponsored were well attended and en joyed Its basketball team made a good showmo and the H1 Y pap r The Spot L1te was ap plauded thlouglaout the school It IS now up to the future Juruors and Semors to keep the name of the Boys H1 Y a l1v1ng standard of clean sp ech clean l1v1ng clean spoltsmfmshrp and clean sch0larsh1p 1935 9 . , J A , H' W. ,,..., , . . -. 1 -- y . 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C . . - ,- BSA THE GIRLS, HI-Y By MARY HAPP The Girls H1 Y has had a most interesting and successful year with Helen Cortrlght Presi dent Alice Dunn Vice President Marlon Conroy Secretary and Winlfred Wagner Treasurer Mis Fowler Varied programs were presented at each meeting which explained the planks of the platform Clean Scholarship Clean Sportsmanship Clean Speech and Clean Living The club also studied Emlly Posts etiquette book Outstanding meetlngs were those with special speakers A few of them were Mr Chase who spoke on Clean Sportsmanship Miss Holt who spoke on Clean Speech and M1ss Speldel who told of her trip to Korea And oh yes who could forget 1n1t1at1ons' SOCIBI events of the H1 Y this year were the Faculty Banquet a card party and the annual Mother and Daughter Banquet held on May 13 1935 Q i G 4 The efficient advisors of the club were Mrs. Blood, Miss Carroll, Miss Goodwin, Mrs. Turner, and W N N A THE DRAMATIC CLUB By LILLIAN BARNUM Lb 'Mei-f The Dramatlc Club th1s year under the d1rect1on of M1ss Ruth Curtls produced the play Plerrot and Plerrette by A A Mllne The parts of P1errot and Plerrette were taken by Arthur Stone and MRFIOH Berthlaume respectlvely Th1S play was presented at the Ot1sv111e Theatre on November 8 1934 and at the Strand Theatre ln thxs clty on Arm1st1ce Day As a part of the Chrxstmas chapel program Mar1on Berthlaume read The Three Wlse Men a beautlful Chrlstmas narratlve by Henry Van Dyke The club mamfested lnterest 1n the encouragement of better preparatlon for h1gh school dramatlcs by purchasmg a stop watch for seventh grade readlng classes The offlcers for the past year were 11681116111 Helen 4 lllfll X ue I1es1de11t John 1 UIIX Hemel ll 1 I 1111111 8411111111 I me INUI 61 Iolm Reel XX IILUUIN: XIISUESR I hz rbeth BL1111 A meetmg for the DUIDOSB of electlng the OHICEYS for next year w111 be held after the Easter vacatlon 1935 -Q1--V ., -' ru ' W -44 '-A A an , 1 ,I ., I 1 , 3' ,. . 4 V ' Q '1 , I W, K ' - - 4 - ay, i ,:',F'i ' N- K. 41. +.-rvvfj-W fx., ,f lk:--7 -3 ' -V ,- ,- v - 'NS' A ' A A i '1-' . . A , . . ', . . . y ' ,A . . ,, . . . , , , 1 1 - ' ' ' 14 . nv 1 1 3' ' T' ' gill V' , - ,. ,- 1 .., ' as ' ' . Y 1 1 ,'. .'.: . -I'z 's EMILY POST CLUB manga., The Emrly Post Club was 01'gHl11Z6d at the request of several students who felt rather strong ly that we needed that sort of thlng as a school act1v1ty The meetmgs are very alive affalrs act1v1t1es are dlvlded between serlous dlscusslons of what to do and why sklts alranged and presented by small groups and just fun One W11l soon be able to recognlze the members of thls club by the plns whlch they w1ll be wearmg The membershlp mcludes Alma Ort Presldent Mxldred Franke Treasurer Ethel Newcomb Secretary Ruth E Berry Faculty Advlsor and thy Westbrook Alethea Blackman Wmlfred Emuch Marge Stevenson Florence Armstrong Ger tlude Bell Edna Coss 1935 Q . , ' . , . . Blanch Berry, Mary McKinnon, Josephine Boyd, Florence Lahey, Juha OSOW1Ck Mary Melo1 Doro WN N A IE CERCLE FRANCAIS By MILDRED FRANCISCO The year of 34 35 has been succeseful fOl Le Cexcle Francala The meetmgs held tW1CE a month one ln the afternoon and one m the evenmg were very entertalnlng The first meetlng and electlon of offlcers was held Ln September when the followmg ofT1cers were elected Presldent Florence Watkms VICE Presldent Herman Schafransky Secretary Mar Jorle Cooley Treasurer Margaret Swartwout Sergeant at Arms Davld Fowler Soclal Chalrman Helen Irlsh In Decembex at the Chrlstmas party the first of the sem1 annual lII1tl8.t1.0f1S was held Late ln March the second. took place brlnglng the total membership of the club up to seventy two actlve members Th1S year Le Cercle Francaxs subscrlbed to two French papers Le Pet1t Journal and Le Courler des Etats Unls These have proved very helpful to those mterested ln the practlcal ap pllcatlon of Flench The annual p1cn1c of the club Wah held early IH June QW ' 1 .J A J J Q X t W 9-. i. wg: Q - 1 A r 1 ' 'T ' .t ., ,.1 E . A i 5 , x I o o l 5 9 . 'wail ' 'F ,, 1 v - . . ' ' . ' v v - - e 1 ' v - v ' v w n y 1 e ' ' kr - ' r r ' - v v ' . , . . M .. ,., M v 1 ' . . ,, . . . ' ' l. . NSA DEUTSCHE-GESELLSCHAFT IRMA FARBER The German Club was one of the first clubs to 0!'g2.l11Z6 thlS year The offxcers elected were IIPNIIIKIII. 4 4 e 1 e mln ull ihllllll Il 51 e Meetlngs were most successful and the entertamment was varled by such productions as del fahrende qchueler ans dem Paradles and a scene flom Schlller s Wlllhelm Tell Bus Coleman and h1s Royal Troubadours added much to our emoyment Thls year the Aber Nem a German paper was revlved because It had galned so much popu larlty 1n former years Any protits from ICS sale ale to be used toward the purchase of a p1cture for the German room May the Club contmue to grow and prosper Wlth the years' 1935 By ' I I , ' I'l 'I' I ' 1 , , . . ur ,L::n' LI -iel' Yi-e--l'1' SRI ni , . Mil '-II If'1':mke S9i'l't'I1ll'j' uml '1'l'VIIHUl't'l' . . . . Irma: I-':1rbf-1' So -'z ' z un , , , . . . M: 'ion Yun . vkl ' 1 ' ' w ' Al 1 , , . ' 31 , ' 7 un ' !! , rc, , .. . . H . ,, . . . 1 1 ' W:Q THE ORCHESTRA-'35 By HENRIETTA DUNN '11 ,,,.,., ESU- ' 'KWH' QEQK W n...M-. ...en 55 The Orchestra now under the able d1rect1o11 of Mrs Marjorle Knapp has proved ltself to one of the most progresslve act1v1t1es of the Port Jervls Hlgh School The versat1l1ty of th1s years group has been demonstrated many ttmes In add1t1on to 1tS numerous appearances 1n chapel and at commencement the orchestra has also been used to vantage at several local functlons mcludlng the dedxcatlon of the new Y M C A Annex and the TERA Charlty Card Party Perhap the most outstandmg performance ot the orchestra th1s year was glven at the annual Mustcal Fest1va1 held m M1ddletown At thls latte1 funct1on 11s group of SE'16Ctl0IlS lncluded The Raymond Overture and the march Columb1a's Call THE MEMBERS ARE I-IHNT X IOLIXN I-tlg ll Hmklex Ieonantl kexs XH LLOPHONI- John XIc4lI1sLe1 Hou nd Xl 1tt1ce I 111lll6'lh Xloulton XX1lIa1d Nlau F fp, ....-. 1 Q - ' . , U' , 1 Z .g ' Y 2:29 , - 1 --,.1.. -N. i 1 E 1 SX . ' i K .ef . I . , 1 ., I .. . 'K 7 . . ' . . V . be . . . , I . . . . ' , ad- , .... ' ' AL 11 I A6 ' 71 '1 ' . 2 ' . -I 'zz , ' , ' ' S l - BARITONE: Troy Blann, XX'illi:11n Kurukus. senburgz. 4' I '. ' I S: 1 , C .' 'J ' ' . -'.': lla -ry I, xl , . A 1 . , . 'z Mzlutin. .1 ,Q . ' 111: .'-I' .' '. I U: ' 1 'zz 'i-, ' t'I,AHlNl-1'l'S: Rutl Ile an l, Me 'X' l i:4'l1e1'. ' ' , ' 1 , . . E fl: ALTC Q'A.'. 'H01'1.': Ali- llnnn, Isuzu- , ' .' I: 'z L ' L Q Ril 4'u1'11eli:1 X'z1n ' gen. '. .fi ' . ,' ' 1 .' .U .D ' NE: izj ' ' . .' : . ' ' .I '. I IRST TRL XII If TS HGI1l1Pltl Dunn 1 dum Xl nulton Louise Xlulx IHGX Nl l UND TRI XII I Ts Ign 15101 1111114 XX .lltel 1 flllwlli' kenneth louis Kenneth Nolan TRUXI BON l- XX1ll11m K'11uk ts DRI XIH Jack Heston PIANO 'Xlalgatet Shan Xl 1 OX!! X IULIXN ll enum ll Xl.11L1n 1 It Pot Slum Q l llll 1 ll l it I N X-Xl NPN te unu Imxe NOI li XXH N XX Xl lin I 1X111m1d LOIXXUI E XNN N XX XPHONF HoxXa1d NIQIIICG 1935 ITWJPORJE By HELEN IRISH 36 Durmg the past year the Por Je has mamtalned a paper of hlgh standards Because of the many Semor members of the staff a fine example of llterature resulted The staff conslsts of Edx tor ln chlef Mary Happ News Edxtor Emlly Naylor Lfterature Helen Irish Humor Marlon Ber Cerlach Art Edltor Florence Watkms and a number of assistants Several mnovatlons marked thls years progress Owmg to the remarkable success of our basketball and football teams sev eral lssues have been devoted to sports An lnterestlng feature was the addxtlon of cuts to the flont page drawn by Robert H111 Por Je conducted an actlvxtles perlod whlch offered an oppor tumty for the study of Journahsm The final ISSHG of the Por Je was edlted by the new staff wlth Hattle Conkhn as Edftor If the Por Je has more support from the student body next year lt wlll xssue a commendable paper 1935 l thiaumeg Special Features, Margaret Shawg Alumni, Esther Griffing Exchange Editor, Gladys THE RIFLE CLUB By EDGAR TUCKER ...Jw- The Rlfle Club orgamzed last yeaf by a group of twenty boys was agam one of the most ac t1ve clubs of the year Early ln Septembel the club elected ofhcers who are l result nl 1 rig ll Tunlxel me e e Joseph Ohelnlexel N cxctux XX lllfll Ntumlu-1 I4 seph P u e e nm 4 tl XX llll U11 Sklllllt-'l IIINIIUKI 1 X lu At first last season the club traveled weekly to the out door target range at Sparrowbush used through the permlsslon of the Delawafe Valley Rxfle Club Then after the weather made ltflII1DOSS1b18 to shoot out of doors the club practlced 111 the basement of the Mechanlcs Hall Scores rose so hlgh that finally the club declded to have some matches wlth dlfferent schools P1stol matches were arranged and our team cons1st1ng of ten members of whom the five h1gh est scorers were to be counted suffered not one defeat An attempt was made to have DUSO compet1t1on started but as yet the club has heard nothlng from the presldent of the league to th1S effect However the members of the club look back and new w1th prlde the1r accompllshments and the recreat1on whlch they enjoyed durmg the year 1935 - dl W A . A- 41 9 , . y 1 , f . Y ' Q i 1 . - ,. , A I .1 fi . ,. . Vi' -Pr sill -nt, , . , .' ' fl - .'e 1:',' . , , 'z 4 C ' '.l'l'F'2lSUl'Pl' ,,... , . , . . Willmor Pavlivh llilllgtl Ullim-1' . as 'la 'll S T 1 'up : in 'a .' ' J ' 'U' Mr. .la - v v - K V 1 V ' . . . y v u , . h y . . ' Y . - 9 ' X . , . X24 THF JUNIOR CI A95 On March 6 1935 the progresslve Junlor Class organlzed by electmg the followmg offlcers Helen Irlsh Presldent Bob H111 VICE Presldent Colhns Conklxng Secretary Mary Haynes Treasurer and Clayton Stone Soclal Chzurman Th1s class 1S well represented ln all phases of school act1v1t1es and has several ine athletes such as Fedorka Anderson Whltney Knapp and Petlto The class feels sure everyone enjoyed the Spamsh Junlor Senlor party planned and put on by the Junlors under the SUDEIVISIOH ot MISS Nlxon 1935 J J L w l 1 r - ' ' . u sr ' ' - ' . ' ' . 1 s v a n v 1 1 v ' - r y v -- ----,--,. ,Q -V. .. -h - ' ..,, WN NM THE MJPHONIORE LL1bb By VIRGINIA RIPPON FOI the Sophomore Class of 37 18 tl11s pa e set 1s1de We feel qu1te pxoud ot the fact and v11tl1 Just cause that some outstandlng talents '111 s110v111 by n1f111v of 11s 111en1be1s F01 1HStCLl1Cl 1e111en1be1 what '1 blg., help Loule HO11lg, and GOOI 1e Lat1111 we1e 111 t11e bac'kI1e1d 101 llnel last fall along w1t11 B111 Ga111ty wl1o was also a st ll 011 t11e basketball te'11110 Then 111e1e IS '111 0111e1 exceedmgly competent '1t111ete 1n the pe1s011 01 Jack L01d that qu1et4 'N lad who p10ceedec1 to s110vt 111s p1tcl11ng ab111ty 111 111s F1es11n1a11 yea1 Bes1des tl11s at111et1c DIOWSQS shown by t11e S0p11011101e Class COI1S1dCI tl1e schola t1c s1de of 11 v1111c11 1S 1l1C6Iy demonstlated by Helb Jaffe 1nd MLIIIPI SLG61 wl1o deserve p1a1se f0I 111e11 130811189 MAKE WAY FOR THF 'SOPHS ' THE FREMIN1 XY FI X53 By JEAN HERMAN 38 'IIIIS xea1 the FI9SIll1l'1I1 CIISS I'1111l1IJt1N 111011 p01e1111'11 S11l101S 111111 11 e1e1 1118 done be1011 FOI t111s 1easo11 ou1 class has not yet I0 en O1g9.l11Z6d Howet 61 we hope next y a1 w1t11 the 11el1 and consent of M1 Ma1s11 and n1en1be1s ot t11e faculty to l1ave an ea1ly 111eet1ng and elect c' xss Off1C91S Even though ou1 class 18 younb lt has a11e'1c1y 1 11un1be1 01 students 1ecog111zed 111 sc11ola1 sl11p and 1n at111et1cs It IS 0111 hope to be as c1ec111'1b1e as tl1e Class of 35 I11 closmg the F19SIl11l'111 Class would llke t0 extend 11s s111ce1e 1v1s11es to tl 1 Se11101s IO1 111 11110 s1lCClsS and 11app111ess T- 'W W' ' N N 1 1 ' , ' - - . .' ' 1 ' y' ' A w ' L . L ., K. 7 L ' I. .si . ' if 12 . , 1 L - .. ' 1' ' -1 yn L - ' , ' L I 1 . ' 1C , ' ' ' S S C1 ' 1 . . ' 1 - Q ' , C ' 1. ' 1 ' ' h 1 ' v Y ' W ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 . ' V ' 'L ' L . -- I - 2 .' 4 x . K. . ' - ' - fine showing in the Public Speaking Contest-and 11110 11as11'1 read Spee1'y's excellent stories and . 1 . N V W 11 1 Q A 1 ' , - , . . A. K LA.: 1-U 1. 'Q X ' -4- I ' V . Lt, .xv - ' . , ' .. e ' , 1 ', e ', ' 3 . Ax. 'C U' ' c A, . K 1 . 1 . ' A L, . . ' - A, ,a L' L . . . L . 1 . '-l-' II ll t-':--I-'-'2'-329 A X Ci:-li 1935 t sl IU milk 1 4 Al 'I'Ill F'l'll' ' Af 2 BASEBALL Candldates reported to Coach Horsman the last Week 1n Malch Wlth SIX men from last years team Whlch Hmshed ln Qecond place the prospects tor a Lhud league champlonshlp m one yeal 'seemed brlght lndeed The lalge squad worked out dally prepdrmg for the openmg game wlth New York Mxhtary Academy on Aprrl 20 THE SCHEDULE OF GAMES WAS Apl ll Apr11 May May May June June Q. X2 1 8 1935 N Y M A Newburgh Ot1sv111e Mlddletown Ot1sv11le Cancelled Ellenvllle Kmgston Port Port Port Port P01 t Port J ervxb J ervls J ervls J ervls J ervls J ervls --.4..,.,..,L2.c . fx Cx -yu ' 4 2 2 L'-.I N 4 1 f 20 .............,...,............ .... ....,.,....e 4 - ' 27 .... - ......,...,............. .,r...e.,, . , 1 41, X -L May 11 .............................. Liberty ..............,...,.. 4 Port Jervis 5 15 .....,....,.. , ,.,.....,...... ' ' .,... - .........., 4 ' ' 18 2 .....,.......,.,............ ' ..,... 4 ' f 24 ..,.....4r.,.4..............,. ' ' - BJ BASKETBALL Port Jervls enjoyed 1tS most successful basketball season IH 1934 35 After flnlslung Ill sec ond place 1n the DUSO League for two years each tlme by loslng one game Po1t finally came through ln great style The team was blg and fast strong 011 both offense and defense and won the majorlty of 1tS games by large margms Pepper as captam led both the team and the league 1n scorlng He was followed closely by the other members however Mlke Poletynskl as the othel forward excelled m the use of the hook pass and at tlmes scored heavlly Ed Dunn at center conslstently out played hlS opponents Fedorka and Garrlty w1thout doubt were the two best gua1ds ln the league Orlando Whltney Pet1to OIIVBI and Adams were capable reserves Port Jerv1s Llberty Kmgtson Ellenvllle Stroudsburg Frosh Morrlstown Prep Mldd19tOWH Stroudsburg Frosh Montlcello Newburgh Mom oe XJ Mountamdale 1935 1 ' 44,..,,,,..rl......,...l . .l.... .. 20 ' ......,....,,l. . ........,.....ll. 4...,,..,.l... . 2 21 X -- .l,..,., .......,,......,.. l...e... 2 7 ' - A......4,...,,.,...4.,.....,.. ..... ..... .... . 1 9 '- ....4,...4....,,,,4.4......,...e,... 30 ' ..................4.....,,,...lll.l.....llll... . 11 , 1- ..,................,.....,1.,. ..... 2 6 - .,1.1.......1...1 . 31 X. p,1yy -- ,.,..,11..,..,,.1.,1,......,.,....1. 53 ' ..,,1,,1,,1,111,1,11 17 9, ' K .,,,..............,..,......., ,,... 1 7 Liberty .,....,,....,..........1.........,...,.,......,,, 11 f A 4 N -- ...,...,.1,,..1..1,..,.1..1...,...1, 41 ' ,11........,..,,.... ............,...1 . 19 2 -- ......y....,1,11.,..,1,,11...,,.1....,. 18 - g .,..........1...... .. 24 X -- ...1,.1,,,...,....,....,.,,........, 35 ' .........,.111..yl...,...,..,....11..111.,1,, 12 -- ..........1..........1......,..1.,. 42 ' ...,........1,.,.....,......,.....,1.....1,,. 22 , -A .1............1.,.1..1...,....1...1 35 - ....1.,......,11............,.,..,.,1..,.....1.... . 28 W -- ..,1,,,,.,...,......,.11...1.,....,. 41 ' ,1..,.,...1......1..1..1..1..,,.. 22 W ASA FRESHMAN BASKETBALL By JIM NAYLOR. '36 The Freshman team was snarted several years ago by Mr Horsman He was so busy coachmg vars1ty sports however that he turned the Job of coachmg the Frosh OVB1 to Mr Flsher Th1s yea1 the Frosh enloyed a fine season w1nn1ng, the last ten games of eleven played Every year the Freshman team helps 1n supplymg the varsrty wlth expeuenced players when new posltlons must be Iilled The schedule for the year was as follows We They Frosh L1be1ty J V ss., Red Devlls Ellenv1lle J V Llberty J V H1 Y Monmcello J V MEthOdlSt S O S 1 M11ford Second Team -he SQHIOI All Stars JI H1 Y vs JI H1 Y games ab1oad 1935 l if . 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'EC' r. 0 -T? , ,- Last fall the Port Jerv1s Hlgh School saw the best football squad It has seen 1n act1on 1n a number of years The season passed w1th only one game lost All the DUSO games were won by large d9C1S1V6 margms wh1ch glve P J H S th pr1v1lege of keeplng the Ham1lton F1sh Trophy for one year The success durmg the past season can be attrlbuted to a number of lmportant facto1s name ly three good coaches Al Chase Dave Kmght and Pete Roberts eleven experlenced letter men one of the best captalns and quarterbacks that the DUSO League has ever had the pr1v1lege of havlng and very carefully planned and well conducted sprmg and early fall practlces When the spectators came to Watch the P J H S football team 1n actlon they saw a ma chlne 111 WhlCh each player was an lmportant cog Thls IS well shown by the dlverslty 1n scorlng done by the backfleld and the ends Last year Wltnesscd a much more open type of game 1nvolv mg numerous passes Wn1ch pleased the onlookers Th1S year Coach Chase w1l1 lose ten lettermen and have fifteen lettermen left around whlch he w1ll bulld one of the usual 9H1C19I1t Chase coached teams Next year the team W111 go on the field under the leadershlp of the all DUSO blockmg half and the all DUSO runn111g half namely B1l1GaI'I'1ty and Chauncey Fedorka ODD P J H 0 Curtls Ithaca Stroudsburg Flosh rs V HW' 5 Be1gen Jr College A Newburgh New Paltz vs Mlddletown 1935 l l P. J. , ,- . . ' . U. vs ' ,..,........,..,....,. - ..,.,.....,,,... - ...4....,.... , ,..........,.,......., - ............ 12 6 4 A ,Q -' vs .....4..A.......,..l.........,..s...l...,.....l.l...,.,,...,..,..,l , ..,..,..,..l..e...... 0 13 1., 1 ' jx 'A vs - - ...,..A.,ll...l.......,,..l....,.,,,,.l.ll...., 6 0 ,,!.' ,. vs Kingston ...............,.,. - ..............,. , ..........,.. - .....,...,.,.........,.... 26 6 ,,.. I. IE, .1 - A- vs - . ....l.....,.l..ll.,... 1 ,......,.l....,..,l.l...,,...,l. . 12 0 ' ti ' vs ' ......,......,,...........,...,.............................,..,....,.........,., 19 6 V vs ..,.4,..............,.......,.,.........4.,,..,.,...,...,....,....,.........,.... 14 7 I ig., U . Q ...,.,..,...,..............,..,,......,.....,.....,...,........,........... 18 6 WW A A TENNIS TEAM By HERMAN SCHAFRANSKY N 5 Obi v ill! ,-, ....1f........-J KW' Lf- M' W 33 ,ya-4 1 lf Due to the lack of a coach the Port JEIVIS Hlgh School for three years has not had a team m the DUSO champ1onsh1p tennls compet1t1on This year there 1 t s a eam coached by Ml Andre but only through the eiforts of Mr Naylor w th as IS accomphshed Matches have been secured wlth Kmgston Newburgh Ellenvrlle and MOHDI ello Some of the players are Coll1ns Conkhng Ralph Frederxck Jack Wught Fred Stutz Eugene Burgess Herman Schafransky Wrlham Cunneen Harry Howlett and Jesse Qulck W1th such mater1al Port Jervls Hlgh School should have a successful season Th1S also w1ll show the Othel schools that we w1ll no lon l gel et 1 champ1onsh1p pass by w1thout showmg some of our hphtmg spurt KV I I 1935 I . 1 I 2 ll I e' -' ll 'H H, Q 1 . 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' ! , p I l l H H 'will' , I msd TRACK TEAM By CLIFF CASWELL 34 A .L ThlS year s tx ack squad which numbered 40 men largely Freshmen and Sophomores has done well to uphold the athletic prowess of P J H S Although the majority of the squad are recruits from which we can expect much ID years to come several of its number are members of the graduation class Bud Sweeney and Hank Stone two of th best pole vaulters of the school in recent years are among the most popular members of the class Ed Dunn class president and his pal George Pepper a Junior who stands a good chance of graduation were P J s hope Harrison Martine and Ed Moulton the former an excellent short distance man who IS very tricky and the latter a m1ler who has a steady pace used their talents much to the benefit oi the track team Jack Waycie a milei and Bob Balmos a half m1ler are two of the most likeable as well as efficient men on the track team Last on our list IS a fellow who hails from Matamoras and was one of the best 100 and 2.40 yard dash men ever in this high school 1 am referring to Wilton Adams better known as Tweet With so many excellent track men graduating Coach Fisher will have a hard Job developing and training enough fellows to take their places but its been done before so here we go' 1935 - A A - Strong armed men, evenly matched, they throw the discus and put the shot very efficiently. W N NA IUKFS Helen Grllen I dropped my watch on the floor Neva Hammond Drd rt stop'J Helen Sure drd you thrnk t would go through'J Pearle Young I want to buy some gloves Clerk Krd g1oves'P Pearle I should say not' Im rl graduate now' H S And drd you frll your dat. lrst nrght9 S I I hop so She ate every thrng there was Eva And at the end of hrs let ter he put a couple of Xs What does that mean9 Marge Srmple glrl rt. means hes double-crossrng you Esther G What a prty thrt good lookrng men are always con certed Brll S Not always Ilttle grrl Im not' Bernard H Ive got a cold rn my head Mrs B Well thatssomethrng., Marge C I am very fond ol you George P Then we shall get along splendrdly for I am rather proud of myself Mrss H What drd Romeo say to Julret when he saw her rn the bal cony'J Ed Dunn Why the heck drdn t you get a seat rn the orchestra' Mrss H Use the word trrang e rn a sentence Chub If fish dont brte or grasshoppers trrangle worms Say Em that fellow I see tak rng you to the movres once rn 1 whrle looks lrke a flat trre to me Yeah he was Im go ng to usa hrm for a spare from now on Dave Played golf at the coun try club today Mrldred What drd you make rt 1119 Dave Frfty srx vlrldred Great Dave Gorng to play the second hole tomorrow Arthur Su Eat onrons for your cold The secret of health rs to eat onrons Sophre B How do you keep rt 'r secret? Mrss Holt As soon a you stoy actrng lrke fools Ill begrn R Krnney Grve me a rounl trrp tlcket please Trcket Seller Where to? Nrck Why back here of cours Jesse Q Im gorng to get mar rred tonrght Johnnre Well what of rt9 Jesse Oh nothrng only 30 grrls wrll go back rnto crrculatron -JE if -lf Boy frrend Shall I take you to the zoo'P Margaret S No rf they want me they ll come after me 1935 ...- Ai- I J k ' AK ' nn ' .' , ,, - .. n H - - .v .. H .r , - I I ,A ' ' i . Q 1 ' . , YV . . H . as 41- 45 rr -5 -me 1- . . ' nm 1 . A C . rv ' ' ' rr - . . vv ' - 5 - -x AK I I I V' .. 'N 4 is .xi S. . as as as - - rr ' . W ' if ' .W 1 - us ' y, . .- e . - - . 1 ,, .. - - - H ' ' us I1 -E -E as ' r. - H -re as as V 1 KA ' , , , Y - . H . 4 ' ' YI -5 -x -E . L. , - . A 1 W H r . . as -re - ,- ' rl . ' .' , 3 ' i ' ' ' ' ' 1 .- n - . . . . -me -rs ar- -ms -re -x- . rr 1 J. ' I ' 1 ' ' r Y' 1' ' . -YY 1 nn 7. ' J. V' I 'J YY . . T y . . . 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W:Q N A FIN XXL I XI REPORT I Uh 9h To the members of the Class of 35 that you may know of the squanderrng and rnvestments of your money we the rllustrrous hard workrnb down trodden short srghted far seerng uplrfted burdened brarn weary drlrgent staff submrt thrs Hnancral report INCOME Contrrbutrons Brlbe from Davld Fowler to place hrs prcture next to Mrldred s one bow: wormy candy Proceeds from sale Hush Money 6 666 00 Graft donatron from Mrs Blood 258 98 Ads 0 000 00 Socral Hours Rental of offrce for concealment of forbrdden lrterature 1999 00 Mrscellaneous graft 50 00 Total fCorrect we thrnkl S5 473 63 0UlG0 Engravrng Erasers 9 94 Mary Happ s Easter dress Herman Schafransky s hrgh heeled shoes 4 58 Upke p of S Irrsh s harem 2 278 63 Insprratron 2 45 Senror Junror party 343 00 Esther Grrflrns B111 for rouge Marron Berthraume s lab fee for breakage and 3C1d rurrred hos 999 99 Total lyou add rtl 3 NOTE In the hole too much 1935 ' , 6 f I f J 'N ' I If ' ' ' ........................,,..........,.....................................,..........,.,..,.,,.....,,................,..................................,.,.....,...,......,.. 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