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

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enior Memoirs Adams, Mark Variety ir lbe spice of life. Mark is a likeable fellow who enjoys hunting and fishing in his spare time. He is a member of Le Cercle Francais. After high school, Mark plans to study agriculture at Cornell. Take our good wishes with you! Allee. Winifred Take a Inter! Winne is president of the Girls' A. A. and secretary of the Girls' Hi-Y. She is well liked and does her school work well. Best of luck and a happy road ahead in the future in whatever you may do. Babcock. Earl Drug Jlofe cowboy. This lad comes from Greenville and is better known as Tex. His favorite sports are swimming and good hard work. His ambition is to own a small farm for ? 131. Tex, your ambition is as good as carried out. Bachelder, Douglas Music, maestro, pleafef' Doug is a very popular young man who is organizer and maestro of the High School Orchestra. He expects to take up commercial music after graduation. Since he is up in his school work, he is sure to succeed. Best of luck, Doug, in your life's work. Class of 1940

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emor Memoirs Ullfrcers of the Class of 1940 David Neencm Let'r have order! Dave, besides being a loyal president, is an active member of the Stu- dent Council, vice-president of the Boys' Hi-Y, vice-president of the Boys' Glee Club, Homeroom president, a letter man in football, and a past Junior Rotarian. As a junior he was president of his homeroom and of the class. His gift for leadership will undoubtedly bring him success. The Class of '40 is proud to have such a worthy leader. Best wishes, Dave, Henry Lyon Hail to our Vice-Preridentl Moon is one of the most active of the Senior boys. He is a track man and football player. He was in the junior Play, Senior Minstrel, and Senior Play. Moon belongs to the Student Council and was chosen as jr. Rotarian. Moreover, he has been outstanding as a public speaker, win- ning the American Legion contest, and the Athenian Club contest. We know success will be his constant companion in his entire life. Lillian McE1veen Tall, blonde and beautiful. Lillian is our competent class and homeroom secretary, a Por-je sales- man and a P. J. News retporter. She is a member of the Girls' Hi-Y and Girls' A. A. Her host o friends wish her' the best of luck for the future. Gloria Gaye Ennes Clothes are my specialty! Gloria is the treasurer of the Senior Class, member of the class book staff and managing editor of the Por-je. She has done her part in all school activities, and is often seen acting as Miss Johnson's secretary. Gloria ex. pects to attend Kathryn Gibbs' school and we wish her success in the future. Class of 1940

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emor Memoirs Barnes, William May I have this shale? Bill is one of the better-liked Seniors. One of his outstanding accomplish- ments is being able to roller skate very well. He and his partner, Millie, have given many exhibitions. Bill is interested in cabinet making and would like to follow this for his life's work. The Class of '40 wishes you success in this line. Bauer. Melboume Mighty little Romeo. Romeo is a member of the school band and orchestra. A favorite pastime of his is the radio and he is a member of a certain radio club. He is very popular among his -frien-ds, especially in West End. His ambition is to go to R. C. A. Radio School. More power to him. Benedict, Case Wanna ride? This lad hails from Godefroy and has been an active member of our class. He is president of the Boys' Hi-Y and president of the French Club. His ambition is aeronautics. Here's luck to you. Benjamin. Harry I'm an old eowhandf' This lad travels from Greenville to our beloved school. His favorite pastime is teasing the girls. We don't know what he intends doing, but best of luck in the future. Class of 1940