Port Jervis High School - Victor Yearbook (Port Jervis, NY)

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enior Memoirs FACULTY OF THE PORT JERVIS JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL BACK ROW-Mr. Knight, Mr. Koors, Mr. Higgins, Mr. Fisher, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Andre. FOURTH ROW-Mr. Davies, Mr. Rodamaker, Mr. Amsden, Mr. Lane, Mr. Archer, Mr. Chase. THIRD ROW-Mr. Lathrop, Mrs. Blood, Miss Johnson, Miss Patterson, Mr. Geyer. SECOND Row--Miss Browning, Miss Eggland, Miss Scoggin, Miss Knowlen, Miss DeWolfe, Miss Hamlin. FRONT Row-Miss Buckland, Miss Curtis, Miss Happ, Mrs. Hopkins, Miss McDonald, Miss Krotzer, Miss Harris. ABSENTEES-MiSS Gaynor, Miss Hassel, Mr. Horsman, Miss Lindstrom, Miss Nixon, Miss Richards, Miss Thompson. BOARD OF EDUCATION President JAMEs B. GILLXNDER Members S. M. CUDDEBACK HARRY J. PIPPITT DR. GEORGE KENNEY FRED D. SALMON CHARLES R. MARCH JAMES A. WYLIE Superintendent of School: ARTHUR H. NAYLOR Clerk JAMES A. WYLIE Class of 1940

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THEME Democracy is the antithesis of all government by privilege. It excludes all hereditary right to rule, whether in a single family or in a single class or in any combination of classes. It makes the general welfare of society the end and ob- ject of law, and declares that no class, no aristocratic minority, no single group of men, however num- erous, however capable, however enlightened, can broadly enough or sufficiently free itself from bias to perceive a nationis needs in their entirety or guide its destinies for the benefit of all. The conduct of the governed must at every turn check and determine the action of those who make and execute the laws. Woodrow Wilton