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

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1946 volume:

- if 2 K' 5 if - Au by i - Q ,G F 5 5 X 'S x 3 3 Q s .f E' 14 : -S N., I I 3 1 i ! ! i x a I i 4 THE SENIOR CLASS -gf- PORT JERVIS HIGH SCHOOL Presents The 1 9 4 6 SENIUR WIEJIOIRS Colors-Red and Silver Flower-Red Rose Motto-Sempev' Pax x-7' if , . Uh, Port I01'Q'is- thy som are hath gallant atm' hold Thy dnltglnters are pretty and sweet. Il'here1'cr we are or fwherewr we go, Port lewis will Item' 710 defeat. We haw fought with ti fwill ll'c are all fighting still, For the honor of P. 1. so fair. The ,whool that uv low with our might amz' om' 7lli7lll U'hcrc are othwzv wheii P. I . is there? F ORE WORD In this year's Senior Memoirs the staff has endeavored to present the hopes. inspirations and achievements of the Class of 1946. We have de- picted our school days and the preparation we have received for life. It is the wish of the staff that this annual may serve as a constant reminder to the graduates of 1946 that we have dedicated ourselves to the pro- motion of cooperation, culture and peace. VVe, the class of 1946, have the honor of being the first class graduated from Port jervis High School since the termination of VVorld VVar II. Since most of our class members were under fighting age, we were indeed fortunate in having only a few of our fellows marching off to war. However, we have by no means escaped the dreadful war feeling. VV e saw men in the flower of their youth answer the call of Uncle Sam and subsequently pay the supreme sacrifice. And then there were other boys, not so much older than ourselves, who survived the rigors of war but who have received grevious wounds, both mental and physical, some of these heroes will never again see the outside of hospital walls. And what of those who miraculously returned whole and sound? Are these servicemen complete- ly unchanged? VVe think not, the ordeal of sitting in a foxhole for days and nights on end--of sailing through mined waters--of dodging Zeros, to mention but a few war hazards, must have left some mark. For good reasons these boys occupy a well-deserved place in our hearts. And it is to them and to their future we dedicate our classbook. F urther, we, the class of '46, dedicate our classbook to the fervent hope and prayer that world peace, security and happiness can be obtained without further hostilities. We are now taking leave of our cherished school days and are entering a new life of action and responsibility. lt is our intention and our pledge to use our united power to make the hope and preservation of the hard-won peace a reality. XVC are slowly, hesitantly, walking on the highway the end is near. Soon we will leave the road and begin our journey into a dense mist with its rocky, steep paths, darkened to push us into even deeper depths, if we fall. On the highway, the Class of 1946 prepared for future life. The beckoning mist is Life. Unlike the five previous graduating classes, ' we climb over the fence which borders the highway and proceed into a mist of freedom and peace. A The mere mention of the word caused a little light i to flicker ong now it is growing larger and shining brighter. Look, the mist is clearing and we can see all the American fighting men. Their cocky hats and smiling faces wish us well on our grateful way. Suddenly we all turn towards the highwayg we look and reminisce. We were so well prepared. Is the mist really so dense and dark, or will our preparation for future life clear it? VVe begin to recapture the story of our preparation and of our school days. 'OUR FRIENDS Nliss Vcrnclia Crawford, ,Miss Elizabeth Stoddard, Mrs. Louise H. Blood, Mr, Robert Padgett. This year under the able guidance of our sponsors, the Class of '46 has enjoyed a suc- cessful year. lVithout consideration of their own time and pleasure, Mrs. Blood, Miss Craw- ord, Miss Stoddard and Mr. Padgett have helped us in every possible wav. Never once were they called upon that they did not give their counsel and inspiration. Often they of- fered their help before being asked. VVithout them, we would have been at a decided loss. VVe, the Class of '46, wish to thank our sponsors and friends for their never-ending patience. Truly, they have added to the most pleasant memories of our vears at P.-I.H.S. liach senior who passes through the portals of our Alma Mater in june, will leave with fond recollections of a happy senior year, despite our scholastic difficulties and minor troubles. Yes, We salute you. YVe owe you a debt of undying gratitude. If our future lives are as pleasant as vou have made our last year at school, surelv we shall be more fortunate, .,,,.-,. .M ,-v.-... , ,mF,,,T.L I 1 i zi 4 4 E E 1 PRINCIPAL ERVIN R. FLETCHER PRINCIPAUS MESSAGE Former students and classmates are coming home-home from the battle fronts across the seas, lVith one great strug- gle ended a new and even more complicated one presents itself-the enduring peace of the world-to be won or lost ac- cording to the strength of the wisdom, faith, courage, and magnanimity of its peoples. just as big pleasures and great happiness are but the consummation of many little pleasures and deeds of kindness, so is lasting peace the consummation of the many little acts of friendliness, mutual respect, thoughtful- ness. and true justice toward every one in each community whatever their nationality or creed. This is the challenge, and if every community has well laid foundations in these respects there is hope for enduring world order and peace. As the class of 1946 leaves the portals of Port Jervis High School we would point out once again that the wav we are facing has everything to do with our destination. lt has been the desire of the Board of Education and the faculty to give you the best that the community can afford. XVc have done our best to hcl-p you acquire knowledge and skills which will stand you in good stead among your fellow citizens. And what is more, we hope we have given you opportunities to acquire the attributes for true success-a grateful heart, a thoughtful mind, a kindly word, a helpful hand, a loyal and courageous spirit, and lastly, the ability and willingness to pull your own weight wherever you may be. Abbey, l'il'kE'llli .... Blood, l.ouise ll. Brozx' Xvlllizllll , ..... . . . Carlton, Hortense li. . . . . Lhiise, Alvin la. Crawford, Yerneliai . DeXVolfe. Isabelle . Egeland, julia ...., Fisher, XYiirren L. . Goewev. Harrold Harris, lCi'elyn .... Hassell, Bernice Harrison, -leanne , .. Horsnmn, Louis Howitt, Bertha .. jones, XYnltcr ..... Kennedv, jean .... Lathrop, Nliick .... Lindstroin, Bertha . Loomis, liettx' j. Mclloniild, Beatrice Padgett, Robert Porreus. john FACULTY YFAR I9-P5-+6 PORT -IFRVIS HIGH SCHOOL Fkvix R. Fi,i-:'i'c:HisR, PI'i7lt'fl7i1f . . . . . . . . Phvsieal Education French :ind Social Studies ......... xlilL'l1illU Shoo . ...... Social Studies ., 4..,. Stienee ........Fnglish ...,. llnglish lfngglisli ........,... Xlzitlieiiiiuies . . Distribu'ii.'e lfdueution Latin lfiiglisli Arr . . . . Nlzitlieinatics . . . . School Nurse . . . . Social Studies . . . . Social Studies . . . . . lndustriiiil Arts Art Guidance Director .. . . . .. Mathematics Science . . . Fnglish Richards, .Nliiry .... Robbins, Helen . Stahl, Celia ........ .... Staneevie, .Nlarion Stoddard, Bettx' . Terry, john ..... Usher, Carolvn .. Wilson, George .. XVinelclcr, Doris . .. .. lVright, XVi1lter , Fletcher, lfirvin R. Carroll, Pearle F. Hoffman, Alice . Naylor, Arthur H .... Coniniereizil Home Making .. . . .. Coniniereizil Phvsienl F.dueution .,...... l,ihrurinn .. . . . Mathematics .Home .Xlaltiiig and Cafcteriui Mgr, Music .... Social Studies Science .. . . . Principal Secretary Secretary . . . . .. Superintendent of Schools BOARD OF lil DUCATION james j, Gillinder ...............,....,..... President jiinies A. lYylie ,.... . . . ,............. Clerk George Aliton Hnirrv J. Pippitt Charles Y. l. Ciiddelmelc Fred D. Snlnion .-X rthur A. Gran' Clvde F. Statton SFNIURS XYhat a glorious atmosphere surrounded the Class of I9-+6 as we hegan our last year of school l 'lihe storms of war had ceased. Our school days were lacing concluded in a happy world. Our teachers placed us on our road, they did all they possibly could to help us and train us to hecome good citizens. Their guidance has made us conscious of democracy, hrotherhood. and cooperation. Their teachings have laid the hasis and fitted us for our position in the world. We thank you, teachers, from our hearts, we thzmlc you for keeping us on our ltigliway. lYe gather closer now and begin to remind each other of experiences. lflow closely knit a class hecomes in its four-year journey. Gradually we start to smile, then we laugh lt's gay- happy laughter. We agree, our class is great. Officers of the Class of 1946 Editor-in-chief of Clnssbook Social Clmirinnn . . . . Vice President . . Treasurer .... President . . . Secretary .................. Business Manager of Classbook . . . .lf,l1nne Rnhner Marge Ferguson George NYeigei Dmninic Biondi .... -jninn Kem I3nrh11r.1 Muller Xinrimi Decker KENT, IOHN johnny Class President Class President 3, 4 Home Koom President l, 3 Student Council J X arsity Club 3, 4 French Club President 4 Stunt Night 3, 4 Junior Play 3 .viinstrel 4 football 1, 2, 3, 4 naseball 1, 2 Ciassoook Staff . .ACK '4' Junior iiotarian 3 iionor Louncil 4 ,vlUI.l.liR, BARBARA Bobbie Class Secretary jr. Council Secretary 1 nr. Council Secretary 1, 3 Ciassoook Staff iiomeroom Secretary 3, 4 raiiol Squad 4 .viasilue ann Gavel 4 Seereiarv lionor Council 4 1 IVERG USON, MARIORIE Margie', Class Social Chairman Honor Council 4 Latin Club Z Safety Patrol Squad 4 1 junior Play 3 Stunt Night l, 2 .Xlinstrel 4 Classbook Staff Social Chairman 4 jr. Red Cross 3 Girls' .-X. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Homcrooin Vice President 1, Hoinerooin Social Chairman 3 4 -Q IJECKER, MARION 'WIa71ie Business .Xlanager of Classbook Honor Council 4 Civic Pride 1, 2 Lf-tin Club 2 Girls' A. A. 3 Stunt Night 2, 4 Senior Minstrel 4 Classbook Business Manager X'-If Dav Committee 3 Wlilfjlil., GEORGE Dutch Class Vice President l ootball 3, 4 liasketball 3. 4 Baseball I. J, 3, 4 'lrack 3, 4 iilee Club 4 Varsity Club 3, 4 Yiee President of class 4 .Xlinstrel 4 Rotarian 4 Homeroom President 3, 4 President Honor Council BIONIJI, IJOJIINIC I.. 'SIJKHIIS A Cla-ss Treasurer Vice President Honor Count eil 4 .llinstrel 4 lillllll l, 2, 3 Class 'l'reasurer I, 3. 4 President of Homeroom I, 2 Glee Club 2 . I.', Varsity 2 Sr. Council Yice-President 3 Stunt Night 3 Baseball 3, 4 liasketball 4 Student Counczl Representative 4 lfrench Club Soc, Chairman 4 Varsitv Club Secretary- Treasurer 4 junior Rotariain 4 ROHNER, IiI.,4lNE Laine Honor Council 4 Stunt Night I, 2 Student Council 2, 3, 4 Red Cross 1 Latin Club 2 Civic Pride Committee 3 .llasque and Gavel 4 Girls' AA. 1, 2, 3, 4 liditor-in-chief of classbook Patrol Squad 4 liNGlil.H,4RT, KENNETH ulcenu President of Student Council Honor Council 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4 Student Council President 4 lr. Rotarian 3 Vice-President Class 3 Student Council 3 Yarsitv Club 3, 4 Secrcta-rv-Trcasurer Homeroom 4 Civic Pride Committee l Social Chairman Homeroom 2 .-Xssemblv Committee l Stunt Niglir 2, 3, 4 Senior Xlinstrel 4 ! ANGELAKES, LILLIAN Glee Club 2 Latin Club 3, 4 French Club 4 Senior Minstrel 4 BAKER, DONALD H. Don A good sport whose car' is always filled to overflowuu BARBER, BLANCHE Bee Shorthand Club 1, 2, 3 Glee Club 1, 4 BOYLE, IOHN I. lay Why do you find Matamoras so attractive? ARBUTO IVICH, ROBERT Bob Football 3 Stunt Night 4 BARBER, AGNES Ag Our gum chewing gall who be- lieves there is safety m numbers. BEDELL, THERESA Texs' Stunt Night 1 jr. Council 1 Red Cross 1, 2 Civic Pride 1, 2 BRUNDAGE, ROBERT Bob Baseball 1, 2, 3 Student Government Committee 2, 3 Homeroom Vice-President 2 Journalism Club 1 CARTER, NAIIJA Spike Girls' Clee Club l, -, liovs' Glee Club 2, 3, Student Council I Ked Cross 1 lionierooin Secretary 2 .Land 3 Latin Club 4 Stunt Night I, 2, 3, 4 Minstrel 2, 3, 4 Honor Council 4 CASE, THOMAS l'Casey A real go-gettern and an I artist, too. CHERRY, EDITH Red Cross 2 Girls AA, 2, 3 Stunt Night 1 Senior Minstrel 4 CONROY, PATRICIA Gi -lr. Red Cross 3 Class Social Chairman 2 Safctv Patrol Squad 4 Classbook Staff 4 'llfnstrel 4 Latin Club 2, 3 lr. Plav 3 rls' .-LA, l, 2, 3, 4 Stunt Night 1 CASE, DORIS Cincy Rand I, 2, 3 Girls' A..-X. I, Z, 3 Latin Club 2, 3 Vice-President Latin Club 3 .Xlinsrrel 1 CHASE, WILTON 'A IfVilt Vice-President of Class 1 - Hunting and Fishing are his hobbies, CI. UNE, BERNARD Bernie ' Track 2 Glider Class 3 Civic Pride 2 c.'oo1'E1e,iwAN, GERALDINE f-Gm Dramatic Club l, 3, 3 Athenian Club 1, 2 Stunt Night I, 2 Latin Club 2, 3 lunior Plav French Club 4 CORIVIN, MARTHA IGMQTF7 Shorthand Club 1 Minstrel 4 CRINE, RUSSELL Russ Honor Council 4 President Homeroom 1, 2, 3, 4 V ice-President Class 2 Varsity Club 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 3 Basketball 3, 4 Stunt Night 1, 2, 3 French Club 4 1 CROWELL, EDGAR Ed Secretary French Club 4 Track 3, 4 Sports Editor of Classbook' DORCAS, MARGARET -A Peggy Junior Patrol Squad 1 Stunt Night 1, 2 Secretary of l-Iomeroom 1 Student Council 3 junior Play French Club 4 Senior Minstrel 4 CRINE, DONALD Don Drew ioined us in january after spending months in the Naivy. CRONK, DOROTHY Dania Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Red Cross President 4 If you want something done, ask Dorothy. CURRAN THERESA A sunny-dispositioned lass who comes from Tri-States. IJOSS, HELEN Honor Council 4 Honieroom Social Chairman I Student Council 1 Glee Club 2 Shorthand Club 2, 3 Cheerleaders 3, 4 Girls' AA. 4 Classbook Staff 4 Homeroom Secretary 3 Class Historian 2 1Jl.l.ll'ANGER,1EAN T ul6G7llli l,:1tin Club 2 V. li. Dax' Committee 3 .Xiinstrcl Committee 4 JVARBER, DORIS Art Club 1 -lOLll'il2lllSlIl Club I, 2, 3 Treasurer journalism Club 3 Eliortlinml Club 2, 3 - Prcsidcnt Shorthand Club 3 junior Play- Stunt Night 4 . .Xlinstrcl 4 Clzissbook Staff GOOIJFELLO W, ELIZABETH Betty Latin Club 2, 3 Snfetvr Patrol Squad 4 .llinstrcl 4 Classbook Staff. Girls' G,lcevfClub 1, 2 can-15' AA. 1, 2, 3, 4 l-lomcroom Social Chairman l, 3 Class Sccrcmrv 3 G RASSE V, CHARLOTTE sacvbys llTUl'Il1lllSllI Club l, 2, 3 Glcc Club l, 2, 3, 4 flirlS' .-XA. l, 2, 3, 4 Red Cross 1 - Minstrel 3, 4 ' Fnmr Night I Art Editor of Classbook :X Cappella Choir 4 GRAY, FRANCIS Fran Track 3, 4 Varsity Club 4 GUINN, KENNETH uK671,, This 310 boy believes that Silence is golden . HALLOCK, ROBERTA Bobbie Latin Club 2 l A capable senior who is with us only mornings. HAMMOND, ALMA Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Red Cross 1, 2 Girls' AA. 3, 4 Latin Club 3, 4 A Cappella Choir 4 GRA Y, RAPANN Pail Student Council 2 Girls' AA. 1, 2, 3, 4 l-Iomeroom Secretary 3 Class Historian 3 Patrol Squad GUNNING, BARBARA ' Bobbie French Club 4 l I . Your smile and kind disposi tion will take you far. HAMILTON, IEAN Ham Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Safety Squad 3, 4 ,vlinstrel 3 HAMMOND, ELEANOR A Ham Red Cross 1 Glee Club 2, 4 Shorthand Club Z Advertising Staff 4 9 IIA RFORIJ, CHARLES ,-Xthletic Association 2 Charlie HINKLEY, PATRICIA Cllec Club 1, 2, 3 ccpatvy Captain Cheerleaders 3, 4 Cheerleaders 2, 33, 4 Vice-President Glee Club 3 Girls' A,A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Shorthand Club 2 Minstrel 3, 4 Honor Council 4 HOAR, PATRICIA A 4th VVard lass lVith plentv of class. 1oNEs, .MARILYN Latin Club 2, 3 Glec Club 3, 4 Dramatic Club I, 2, 3 Minstrel 3 A Cappella Choir 4 Student Council l Paz -1 HHAI., PAUL A lnul from the country who is cvervbodv's pal. HOAG, 'iiomslzri f-Bob liootbnll 3, 4 Baseball 3, 4 Ynrsitv Club 3, 4 IIQNKS, EMILY Em journalism Club 1, 2, 3 X Cllce Club I, 2, 3 Dminntic Club l, 2, 3 llonierooni Social Chairnmn 1 St-creturv Shorthand Club 3 KxI'I'Z, ROBERT' 'L-, Bob I3-ind l, 2, 3, 4 Musk and Gavel 3, 4 Stunt Night 3, 4 llnncc Band 2, 3, 4 'lll'2ICli 3, 4 1 KELLER, RITA Ri Vice-President Latin Club 2 Dramatic Club l, 2, 3 French Club 4 Stunt Night 1, 2 junior Play Minstrel 4 KNIGHT, ANNE Cheerleaders 2, 3, 4 Student Council Treasurer 2 President of Class 1 Class Social Chairman 3 LEHN, JACOB lake jake is the Senior who is always hunting woodohucks. MacARTHUR, IOAN lOANlE This little 3l2 girl looks every day for mail from Lee . ' X KIRSCHNER, DOROTHY LCDUAVV Glee Club 1, 2 journalism 1 junior Play Classbook Staff Minstrel 4 KOENIG, LOIS Lo Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4 Red 'Cross Secretary 3, 4 MMALARNEY, BERNICE Mack journalism Club 4 A most reliable and helpful Senior. MARANDO, STELLA Glee Club 3, 4 Sr. Cheerleaders 3, 4 Chrls' A.A. 4 Homeroom Secretary 2 Asscmblv Committee 2 MCANIJRZ: IV, PATRICIA capatu Latin Club 2 i-rench Club 4 junior Play 3 senior Minstrel 4 C1385 Treasurer 2 Glee Club 3, 4 .VlEl.NiCK, BEATRICE Beanie Student Council 1, 3 .vlajoirettes 1 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleaders 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' AA. 3, 4 MOORE, IUNE Glee Club 2, 3, 4 French Club 4 MULLALY, MARY Moo Red Cross 1 junior Play 3 Senior Minstrel 4 Girls' AA, 1, 2 Senior Patrol Squad 4 ,WcIJONNELL, ESTHER Mac' Glec Club I, 2, 3,'4 Iisther has helped make every Senior class venture a sue cess. ,lfI1I.l.SPAUGH, CHARLES ClJarley' Our future Marine - YVhat 2 sense of humor! JIORGENSTERN, EVELYN Ez Our hello girl. No wrong number with her at the switchboard ' .lIl ER, FRANCIS Fran XVe extend to you a welcome to our class. Happy landn ings, NEUMEIER, MARTIN Student Council 2 French Club 4 Track 1 tLMartyar PINKALA, NICHOLAS Honor Council 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Football 4 Varsity Club 3, 4 French Club 4 ulvickyn PRESTO, CARMELLA Girls' A.A. 4 Stunt Night 4 PRIDE, CHARLES Connie Charlie If your auto breaks down Charlie can Hx it. PANESIS, SARANDO Build l, 2, 3, 4 President journalism Editor P. j. News 4 Football 3, 4 Bananas Club 4 journalism Club 1, 2, 3, 4 POMES, GEORGE Student Council 1 Red Cross 2 Homeroom Presiden French Club 4 PRICE, PRESTON Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3 Basketball J. V. 2, 3 Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 4 Masque 8: Gavel 4 Stunt Night 2, 3, 4 RACE, PVILLIAM French Club 3 Chess Club 2 Pe1e' t 3 Pres Lou ROIVLANDS, IOAN Red Girls' AA. 1 journalism Club I SI-IEEHAN, IOHN 1ol9nie Stunt Night 2 Chess Club 2 Xlinstrcl 4 STEMPERT, IOAN Ioanie Girls' A.A. 1, Z, 3 Senior Council 1 journalism Club 3 Dramatic Club 3 SUTTON, WILLIAM The Romeo of locker 540. i SCHOENINGER, MARION lliznoz' Council 4 Lntn Club 2 Munch Club 4 l,l'ill'll17'flCS Club I, 2, 3 :xIl1CI'llilll Club 2 Masque and Gavel 3 Cheerleaders I, 2 Glcc Club I, 2 Stunt Night l, 2 journulisni 4 K U SIJIXIIVGENBERG, EDWARD' K6Ed97l Ed is alwavs where he should be when he should be. SUTTON, LORRAINE Although Lorraine is with us only half a day she gets her share of fun. VAN DEIN, PHYLLIS Npbylh Phvl is thc other half of the Sutton-Van Dem temm. VAN ETTEN, SHIRLEY Shay Student Council 1 Red Cross 1 Advertising Staff 4 IVAKEMAN, BETTY If it's a soda you want, Betty will serve you well at Newberry's. VAN SICKLE, RICHARD Hn' Football 1, 2, 3, 4 J. V. Basketball 3 Homeroom President 1, 2 Homcroom Vice-President 4 Minstrel 4 Stunt Night 2 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 4 WORMUTH, MARION n T1PPy Red 'Cross Z, 3, 4 Latin Club 3 journalism Club 3 Student Council 1 wk' . , -Nwmxm- ICI7I'I'OR-IN-CHIIQI-' ... PXI' COXROY M.-XRGIC FERGUSON RVXRIBAR.-X MULLICR AIIT.-XX I .I.I,IY.-XNGICR IIUSINICSS MANAGER . NICK PINIKI-KLA Ulf! DRCIIC POMFS Ii PNN ICII I I'.XCIICI,H ARI SIIIRI,I'.Y VAN IfI I'I .N VXI' MCANDRFKV DICK VAN SICRII1 DOROTI IY RIRSCHNICR .-XR'I' ICDITOR ...., . I I IIuMIz M RI I I'.R ....,.. .. STAFF .-XSSISTANTS BICTTY GOOI JFICLI ,OXY IQDGAR CROXVFII DORIS If.-XRBIQR ASSIS'l'AN'I'S GICORGIC IVICIGIQI, AGNES BARBER MARILYN IONES CHARLES MILLSPA UC 2 I I DORIS I ARBI'fR BOB RATZ PITGCZY DORCAS CI..-XSS POICM . ,... ICI..-XINIAT ROI INIQR DOI' KIRSCHNIQR MARY MUI.I.I-XI.Y ,IOIIN RICNT IIICLIQN DOSS .. ......MARION DICCRIYR ICDGAR CROM'I'II,I, .IOHN KENT DOMINIC ISIONDI IIICLICN DOSS PAT IIINRLICY ROBICRPI' ARIEUTOIYICII TIIOMI-XS CI-XSIC ....CIfIARI.O'I I'I1 CIRASSICY .,.,.....IiARIS.XR,-X ML7I,I.I4'.R ILTI .IALY P.-YI' CONROY MARY X H C DROSCOPICS IiI .'I I4Y GOOIJIfIiI,I,OXX' .XDYISOR ....,,. , DOT KIRSCIINVR ...MRS I.OI'ISI . II. BLOOD ll School days are happy days. we were told, hut we did not fully realize this until we were proud seniors. Then, like all the PLISI senior classes, we soon discovered that the proportionate year ol' work and lun is the senior year of high school. Our hilarious niinstrel, The Varsity .llinstrelm with its well-chosen endinen and endwoinen. was a huge success. As this was the financial venture of the Class of 1946, we all cooperated. Our class also received second prize at Sophomore Stunt Night for its version of MI-lellzapoppinf' lVe truly learned that success follows only coinplcte cooperation. The horoscopes, poeni, superlatives and snapsho will always picture our classmates for us, they give different portrayals of us- in school and out of school. lYe present our versatile selves. Upper Left-Bob Lemon and Lynton Piatt Hubba Hubba Girls-john Kent, Ken Engelliart, Andv Feincr. Piano X7IYILllJSKDJCRl'I1ICI1 Capuro END MEN George VVeigel Richard Van Sickle Nick Pinkala Dominic Biondi john Sheelmn Preston Price Pat McAndrew Nick Pinkaln Marie Aher TH E SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS THE VARSITY MINSTREL INTERLOCUTOR Preston Price SPECIALTIES DDT Quartet Lynton Piatt Pat Hinkley END KVOMEN Marge Ferguson Beattie Meinick Pat Hinkley Doris Farber Hubba Hubba Girls Bob Lemon Joanne Gillespie Who's Who In '46 Prcttiest and Handsoluest ......... Nicest Han' ...... . . . . . . . Best Dressed . . . . . . . . Best Dancer .... ..... Class Angel .... ..... Class Devil .... ..... Most Athletic ............ ..... Most Likely to Succeed ......... Best All 'round ................. Biggest Hater of Upposite Sex .... 'l'cacher's Pet ................. Best Sport .... .... Baby . . . . . . . . Most Musical .......... ..... Most Ambitious for Class . . . . . . . Gum Chewers ....... ..... Class VVorryw0rt ............... Most Likely Spinster and Bachelor. Class VVolf and VVolfess ......... Class Comedian ......... Favorite Pastime Favorite Hangout .... Favorite Saying .... Favorite Subject Barbara Muller . Barbara Muller . Barbara Muller . Pat Hinkley . . . Peggy Dorcas . . Rapann Gray . . Pat iHinkley . . . Geri Coopernian Marge Ferguson Roberta Hallock .Geri Cooperman Marge Ferguson Marge Ferguson Naida Carter . . . Marge Ferguson Elaine Rohner . . Rlarge Ferguson Roberta Hallock Pat Hinkley . . . Elaine Rohner .... Dick Van Sickle Dick Fahey Dutch VVeigel Dom Biondi Charles Pride Vince Innella Dutch VVeigel Ken Engelhart Dutch VVeigel Lou Race john Kent Dutch Weigel Russ Crine Bob Katz john Kent Edgar Crowell Edgar Crowell Dc iiii Biondi Charles Pride .Vince lnnella . . .Loafing ...........joe's . . . . .Hubba Hubba . . . . .Opposite Sex Class Poem PAT CONROY Through the corridors and halls of old P. J., A great many classes have passed. And now it's our turn to leave P. J., Forty-six came entirely too fast. O-h, how we will miss our old schoolmates, No more can we skip or be late. Xes, we surely will miss our old school- mates, Our futures are now up to fate. VVe have complained and griped about P. J., Not a word was meant by one. ' The best in the world is our P. J., A school full of study and fun. John Kent at first your attention commands, For he in the post of president stands. Sparrowbush is his hometown, But NVest End, too, is nice, he found. A handsome fellow from the Acre, One who is a terriiic ineart-breaker, ls Jr. Rotarian and treasurer in one. Mrs. Biondi's fun-loving son. Weigel, Dutch a 312 member, A football player we will remember. Our Vice-President, this year too, WVithout him what would the Big lll do? Bobbie Muller, the cutie with beautiful hair, Always keeps our minutes square. Instead of Frankie, she'll take Bing, And OH, is she crazy over her ring! YVe couldn't get along without this lass, A nuss who's dear to all our class. Margie Ferguson's the one we mean, As social chairman, she was keen. Van Sickle, a bruiser, his first name Dick, VVithout him would the Big III tick? He always seems to have his homework done, And in 5th period English is lots of fun. Nick Pinka-la, one liked by all, Made himself famous with a basketball. And the final member of the Big lll, Nick, remember you shot down our Christmas tree? Agnes Barber is never seen, VVithout a stick of delicious Dentyne. A secretary she will undoubtedly be, And I bet she sits on the boss's knee. Shay Van Etten is saving each penny, So she can marry our boy, Kenny. You may t-hink this is silly stuff, But she can't be with -him quite enough. MARY MULLALX Richard Fahey with his curly hair, ls thought by girls, as pretty lair. He visits Matamoras quite a lot, VVhat appealing cha-rms has it got? Nina Carter, our piano whiz, .iiways passes a musical quiz. A concert she will someday call. 'And give it in Carnegie Hall. Next in her turn comes Rohner, 'Laine For -her corny iokes, she's not to blame. As Editor-in-chier, she worked so hard, But her sunny disposition was not marred A slick-chick senior is Conroy, Pat, And a mighty nice dancer we'il say that Not a better pal can be found, l T-han this gal, who is so an-round. Roland XVieb-oldt, our farmer boy, Always seems to bring us ioy. NVhat a build this young lad has! And in pro-blems class, he takes a razz. A girl who is usually late, liven when she has a date Is Betty Goodtellow, a s-porty gal, A real teen-ager and one swell ipal. Jean Hamilton is always seen. At the Minisink on the beam, Carrying a tray of food and pastry, Jean is never, never hasty. George Pomes is next, you see, A swell senior, happy as a bee. He's another lad with wavy hair, And he thinks that school is pretty square A girl who is trim and always neat, Her letter writing can't be beat. Blonde and blue-eyed Chant, Betty, For the next rhyme are you ready? Another artist in our class, A honey-blonde and pretty lass. Who does as well, in the sports we plav Chy Grassey is all l need to say. Barbara Gunning was a new addition, To our sc-hool of fine tradition. A winning smile and helpful hand, She made our school life seem just grand. Pat McAndrew, the girl with the voice, Of men, can't seem to make her choice. Just wait awhile, Pat, wait and see, In a few more years who it will be. Roberta Hallock, so shy and sedate, ls still a peach ,a wonderful skate. She joined our class in our Sophomore year, And it seems to me we're glad she's here. A member of our yearbook staff, IXINVQIYS ready to join in a laugh. An endwoman in the Minstrel, too, Doris Farber is her name to you. Dot Kirschner is the name of this cute lassie, Oh! the men to her, sure seem classy, They to her seem hard to find, Ur maybe, it's that she can't make up her mind. Latini is the man, Marine bound last November, Now there's one boy we will remember. Football leader alt his best, W'ell, skip it, boys, we gals know him best. Rita Keller and Marion Schoeninger are two of our class' brains, These two, we know, will surely reach fame. New York lads seem to suit their taste, But please don't let local boys go to waste. Anne and Bob, together We'll bond, These two of each other are very fond. Bob was a member of the football team, As a cheerleader, you could hear Anne Scream. Emily Jenks, who waits on table, Does her work when she is able. From 310 comes this nice lass, And she is helpful to our class. Charlie Harford, wouldn't get far, lf it wer,en't for his father's car. - In school, Charlie seems to be quiet, But from 3:19 on, he's a riot, An artist at his best is he, I bet you wonder who he can be. Tommy Case-You know him, too, All I can say is, Luck for you. Alma Hammond, gym teacher to be, Eleanor Hammond, a secretary. These two girls lead a quiet school life, But are thought by all, to be very nice. Russell Crine is never found, Any .place but West End bound. 310 homeroom has him for president, Of fair Tri-States he is a resident. Our business manager was this lass, An honor roll member of our class. A motorcycle she loves to ride, From? you, Marion Decker, we'll no longer iiide. Ed Spangenberg and Charlie Pride are very quiet, So much so, they are a riot. VVe better be careful, they may surprise us, By speaking up and making ar fuss. The philosopher of the class is Race, Lou, Who thinks some nations are in a stew. A boy who knows how to use his brain, Produces arguments all the same. Marty Neumeier from around the horn, Gets pretty sick of Nickie's corn. He doesn't bother much with dames, But thinks a lot of Harry james. jake Lehn seems to be a mighty one, This boy in classes is lots of fun. He always seems to be on the ball, But in lov-e, do you think hc will fall? Heal, Paul, is next on the list, . l-le can call Her up, with a flip of the wrist. Oh, dear, what now can I say, Except to pass the time of day? Bernice MacAlarney, a 312 lass, Seems pretty good in Home Ee, class. This little girl is jolly and merry. And after school, works at J. J. New- berry. He comes from fourth ward and hes' not complaining, He's always content except when it's raining An all-round good fellow, as wc ever saw,- Oh, we forgot the name it's Charley Mills- paugh. Next on our list and the next two in turn, Are joan MacArthur and Ev Morgen- stern, They joined us in january, And in our class, helped unite it merry. Marando is the gal, her first name Stella, Never thinks much of any fella! She leaves our school at noon each day, And to Mackey's, she plows her weary way. Theresa Bedell wants to fly, VVhile clothes other girls want to buy. An active member of the C.A.P.C., Best of health and good luck to thee. From West End hails Boyle, jay, About him, what can we sary? I-Ie's quiet, refined and studious, too, Always willing to do anything for you. These fellows haven't much to say, But everyone likes these three that wav. Fran Gray, Ken Guinn and Wilton Chase, Lead in the shy, and quiet race. Two more who haven't much to say, And go along in their quiet wav. Are Theresa Curran, and Eddie Cherry, Our school day memories they'll make tanry. Bernard Clune another quiet one, ls at -his best with either rod or gun. His brothers have returned at last, And found Bernie's time, very well passed. Geri Cooperman is one swell kid, F ,All her homework she always did. Ihe smartest one in our class, NVho can help but admire this lass. Martha Corwin is behind Mackey's fountain, 1Many a person would climb a mountain 'Io get one of her super chocolate shakes, 1 drink so many, my stomach aches. Dot Cronk is a worker of the Red Cross, When she wants work done, you'll find who's boss. A married woman she intends to be, VVe all hope she'll be very happy. Ed Crowell is famous foir his grin, Blushing to him, is done at a whim. A mass of curly red hair has he, Vlhich at a distance you can see. Peggy Dorcas is a lass, VVho's done a lot for our class. Although reserved and rather shy, In frolic and studies she got by, Helen Doss a dark-haired beauty, Thinks a lot of a red headed cutie, An assistant to our classbook guide, From any task she would never hide. A very studious gal is she, Can you guess what her name will be? Bobbie Dunworth is who I mean, A clever gal and mighty keen. Another gal who reads school books, And isnt' bad on the looks. Is dark haired, Ellwanger, jean, Sophisticated, quiet and rather lean. Sarando Panesis, a 312 boy, When playing in the band, he reallv spreads joy. His favorite pastime is helping his dad, Here's one lad who is never sad. Carmella Presto, seems very small, Bet she wishes she were rather tall. Very quiet is this girl, A smile for all she will unfurl. joan Rowlands is our class redhead, I By this 4th ward lass, nothing is said. She is what we call a sporty gal, And to her friends is one swell pal. Sheehan is a lad who is on the ball, But in appearance is quite small. johnny is happy as he can be, When he's fooling around with the Big III. Marilyn Jones, a singer gal, And to us Seniors, is an all-round pal. She always seems to get her work done, But still she is a lot of fun. Bob Katz is the name of this young lad, It seems his studies drive -him mad. Carefree. yes, he's lots of fun, Hey, Bob, have you got your English done? Lois Koenig is next, I guess, She thinks mat school is quite a mess. An all-round girl, and of art is a fan, And can always be found with her man, Sam. This girl had charge of stamps and bonds. Ann she used very little Pond's. Angelakos is her name, She will rise to lasting fame. A short fellow full of fun, Always ready with a pun. ls comical Arbutowich, Bob, l-lis good disposition will land him a job. Another lass who waits for mail call, And has a fit, if the postman dares fall. ls our charming wolfess, Hinkley, Part, A real American girl at that. Urew is next, his last name Crine, To all Senior girls, he seems quite fine. Hes a veteran, who joined us in jan., Mfhile serving our country, he was a Navy man. joan Stempart, who is a Tri-States lass, ls always bored in health class. joan is an eager hard working gal, And ilae seems to us like a pretty good fp . Our little French student, is next in line, Seems to get to school ahead of time. Her marks are always far from poor, Introducing Rio's pride, her name June Moore. A 310 member is Pat Hoar, Thinks that school is quite a bore. Tiiis little lass joined us in january, To all her friends seems jolly and merry. Fsther McDonnell hails from third ward, Spends on her homework all she can afford. A 312 gal you can plainly see, ls always found talking about Wee, A fellow who left our class this fall, And joined another of Uncle Sam's call. VV3s Donald Aber whom we alll remember, Let's hope he's out by next September. Barber and Case joined in jan., XVith our noisy, fun loving clan. Much to our joy they added pep, But too long from -us, thev were kept. The Student Council couldn't get along, VVithout this boy so big and strong. Ken Engelhart is the fellow's name, Surely he'll rise to the Hall of Fame. Don Baker is the guy with a car, XVho would drive his pals from here to a star. A good sport and mischievous boy, He added to our schoolday's joy. Each day these two boys ride the bus, They're never heard to make a fuss. Brundage and.Feiner are two rugged guys, Mighty easy on the girls' eyes. Phyllis VanDein and Lorraine Sutton are two quiet girls, too, They think a lot of their sailors in blue. These two lasses can always be found, just being together, and walking around. Preston Price we'll talk about now, He plays the trombone, Brother and how! In the Varsity Minstrel, he was there, Adding dignity to the affair. Mary Mullaly never makes a fuss, Only over a boy named Russ. Uncle joe and 'LRuss we always hear, But to us, she still remains dear. A uv I To get in good with a gal named Gray, Say, one three-lettered word-Cit's Rayj, Pan's the girl whose heart is sunk, On this lanky, lovable lunk. Bill Sutton has a long walk, they say, To pay tribute to our school each day. Hes' another quiet lad, But when he gets going, he's never sad. Betty VVakeman, we know has a fellow, Can always be found with a pal, Mary Ella. Betty's another who stays half a day, It's great to be smart, is all I can say. Marion Wormuth comes from Sparrowbush way, , Never seems to have much to say. A studious girl is she, And the Red Cross keeps her pretty busy. This is the end of our poor attempts, To tell you about our ladies and gents. VVe had a good time the whole year through, And so, dear classmates, good luck to you!!! Written with the help of: GRAVEL GERTIE CALEDONIA SPARK PLUG THE HUBBA HUBBA GANG. 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F oundling Hospital Stone's Mansion her lickleness Anne Knight in love being with Bob Florence Nightingale Bob's house endurance Lois Koenig satisfied riding in a taxi narried with Sam drawing Peter Latini football hero wolfing All-American Marines his line jacob Lehn big brother hunting Frank Buck woods his woodchucks Bernice MacAlamey happy talking manager ot New1berry's with the girls her happy-go-lucky way John MacArthur carefree lau hing housewife around town snapping gum Stella Morando nice making Buster Browns soda-jerk Mackey's her jet black hair Patricia McAndrew pretty singing ope a Doris' Ave Maria Esther McDonnell nfgtrfvlv gabbing gym teacher home sunny disposition Beatrice Melnick witty driving he father's car citizen of Matamoras Gene's her cheerleading Charles Millspaugh friendly with Bob storekeeper Bowling Alley his curly hair june Moore innocent French teacher home her brains Evelyn Morgenstern bored walking stenograipher the 'Bowl her dark eyes Mary Mullaly vampish talking another Hedda Hopper with the kids her uncles Barbara Muller sweet tall ing about john married mime beating the tardy -bell Martin Neumeier subtle baseball famous writer Tri-States his drawl Sarondo Panesis dark showing off lruit dealer on the truit wagon trying to -be funny Nick Pinkala devilish being' naughty sailor boy with Dutch and Dick Big Three Robert Pollara dignified riding the bus busliess man home snappy clothes George Pomes cute iriendliness F renc-h teacher Sparrowbush his curly hair Carmela Presto tiny growing up homemaking F lo-jean chewing gum Preston Price little big shot 'wolfing dry-cleaner anywhere neatness Charles Pride shy acting bored unknown home silence Lou Race studious arguing bachelor pool room ju-iitsu Elaine Rohner good natured telling jokes Angel of Mercy the Casbah her vocabul- .Ioan Rowlands reserved mail-carrier retailer Fourth Ward red hair Marfon Schoeninger choosy talking to Geri college Rita's iewelrv john Sheehan small-fry pestt ring teachers comedian Birdtown getting in everyone's hair Edward Spangenberg ' slow and easy sleeping grocer with Charles quietness joan Stempert innocent being with Edith housewife Tri-States being absent Lorraine Sutton sophisticated bragging career girl with Phyllis ther experiences Bill Sutton little boy traveling to Tri-States machinist with P yllis his eyes Phyllis Van Dien willowy studying super salesgirl Penney's silence Shirlev Van Etten petite being with Ken married God's country powers over Ken Dick Van Sickle handsome getting into trouble hard to tell Dutch's car verbal expressions Betty YVakeman cheerful walking stenographer Bowl her gum George Weigel smooth fooling around butcher in his Dodge his way with girls Roland Wieboldt nonchailant working on the farm actor home his slow motion acdon Marion Wormuth dreamy talking school marm home her calmness 5 W S I x 11.4 ,,.,.!f' 3,1 -M...-2 4 E w E L The beginning of a new school year ushers in the daily practice of the football team. During the past season. our team griinly faced their opponent at three night gainesg two of these most popular games were played on Glennette Field. Sports are seasonal. Our class has always supported all thc teams ln the cool, fall weather we rooted for our football teanig in the gym, during the cold, winter winds we cheered for our haslcetliall teanig in the sweet, spring air we shouted for our hasehall teain and for our track team. lfor all, we yelled, 'lTo Victory . The athletes of our class and of the school learned the true story of sport participation. They value their training in co-ordination, sportsiuanship, fair play, and teamwork to achieve success. -au- mv. A ,.E,.,.. ,., , .1 .., ,. ,,,. .,,..,.,, A ,,.,. ,.,....., . .. ... -.,,- . W. ,.-.,,.. . . - ,.,,.,,...,... .., . ,..,-P --1--' . ,- M. I -X if-.1 ,I -- , . , ,.. -,.. ...sin ' if ....nf.ftf ...w...f1e- at , . BACK ROW-William Horan, Earl Grathwohl, john Kent, Rol:e1t Hoag, john llrisii.. SidneyNKeller, Ray Nicolette. FRONT RO -Peter Latini, Richard Van Sickle, George Weigel, NVilliam Goodfellow. Varsity Football Coach Al Chase returned to his duties as head coach of the foot- ball team this year after serving in the Army Air Corps for the past three years. 1 When opening practice was called, about fifty candidates reported. From these he could choose the most formidable squad for the coming season. Among the candidates were: Hoag, Grathwohl, Keller, Kent, VVeigel, Van Sickle, Latini, Goodfellow, Reilly, Piatt and Horan, all let- termen of the previous year. Port opened the season in style by defeating Liberty, 13-0. Then Poughkeepsie came to town and defeated our team by the score of 26-6. ln actual statistics, however, Port outplayed the heavier team but, due to fumbles, was unable to score. In DUSO League competition, Port was unable to do any better than to play two tie games with Kingston, 0-0, and 6-6. Throughout the reason, the games were always very close at the end of the first half, but due to the lack of substitutes ,the opponent could usually over-power our team in the second half. Port finished the season, tied for last place in the DUSO League standings but even so, eight Port Jervis players received mention on the All-DUSO teams. 1 STANDING-Ken Englehart, Andy Feiner, Bob Brundage, Jack Conroy, Bob Hoag, George Weigel, Coach Louis Horsmaln. SITTING-Dale Drinko, Russ Senkiew, Russ Crinc, Dominic Nlnramlo, Nick Pinlcnl-'. Dom Biondi, Bill Englehart, Rav Nicolette. Varsity Baseball VVith twelve lettermen returning from last year, Coach Horsmim anticipates a very successful season. Those returning are: outfielders- XVeigel, K. Englehart, Hoag, infielders-Biondi, Pinkala, B. Fnglehart, Feiner and Drinko with Brundage and Furman in reserve. Tossing them up to the plate again this year are Crine, and Conroy. The schedule for this year is as follows: Home Away Fri., May 3 Newburgh Port Jervis Fri., May 10 Port Jervis Kingston Fri., May 17 Middletown Port Jervis Fri., May 24 Port Jervis Newburgh lVed., May 29 Kingston Port Jervis Fri., June 7 Port Jervis 6 night gamei Middletown However, there will be several non-Duso games which always prove Just as thrilling. SIKANDING-Sid Keller, Charles Salmon, Coach Abbey, jack Conroy, linos Niles, ,Iii SICCOND RON'-Nick Pinkala, George Weigel, Russ Crine, Bob lfurnian, FRONT ROW'-Bill lingelhairt, Dom Biondii, Dale Drinko. Varsity Basketball Mr. Frank Abbey took over the reins as head coach of the Varsity 'rxskctball team this year. This was Mr. Abbey's first year in Port blervis. and he did very well, considering the shortage of material with which he had to work. XYith only Bill linglehart and 'lNiek Pinkala back from last year's varsity, the V. squad of last year moved up to the varsity. They were: Drinko, Salmon, Crine, Weigel, Biondi and Keller. These boys were able to win only two non-Duso games, lillenvillc -H-35 and Fallsbur 43-40. Althou h not man ames were won, Port g Y g played good, clean basketball all through the season. J. V. Basketball This year Coach Louis Horsman undertook the task of preparing' future top-flight teams for Port Jervis. He chose for his first tcznn fivi: freshmen, while the entire .l.V. team was composed of freshmen and sophomores only. These boys, although winning only two of ten games, showed great promise for the future. VVe, the Class of '46, are confident of the success of future Port jervis teams. A Varsity Track On Monday, March 18, Coach Frank Abbey called for all track candidates to report for a preliminary meeting in which he stressed his strong desires and beliefs that the cinder boys could and would have a very successful year. Coach Abbey found such track letter men back as: Bill Horan, .loc lfitxgibbons, Sid Keller, Lynn Piatt, and Fran Gray, upon whom he relied lor points during the meets. The boys trained and worked hard, for they started the season oil with a meet on April 13 with the New York Military Academy at Cornwall. They continued a heavy schedule until their final meet, which was the Urange County meet at' Middletown. To these enthusiastic boys, best of luck. We have been aided by the underelassmcn. in sports and in other activities. XVe appreciate their help. As usual, this year's .Iunior Play and the annual, competitive Sophomore Stunt Night were well received. Reineinhering these events, we are reminded of our Stunt Night- sponsored two vears ago. and of our -Iunior Plav. The Girls Take Over. We will never forget anv part of our four years of high school. unior Class The junior Class organized early in the year and chose the following officers: President ..... .... l Villiam Fnglehart Vice-president . . . . . .lllilliam Goodfellow Secretary . . . . .Ardyce Hoover Treasurer ..... .... .I oseph Martin Social Chairman . . . .... Richard Pettit The most outstanding activities of the junior Class were the junior Play and the junior-Senior Party. The class Won first prize on Stunt Night. The Class of '47 wishes the Class of '46 a happy journey. Sophomore Class The Sophomore Class began a very busy year early in October by electing the following officers: President ....... .... J ack Conroy Vice-president .... jim Nolan Secretary ..... ...... I ean Pound Treasurer ...... ...... A lyson Travis Social Chairman . . . ..... john MacAlarney Sponsor ...... .. .Miss Mary Richards Among the activities sponsored by the Sophomore Class were thc Parents' Tea, Sophomore Dance, and the Annual Stunt Night. First prize on Stunt Night was won by the Sophomores who, being sponsors, passed it on to the junior Class. Best of luck from all of us. Seniors! Freshman Class During the early part of the school year, we elected class officers as follows: President . . .... . .Alvin Smith Vice-president . . . .Dominic Nlarando Treasurer . . . .jane Horsinan Secretary . . . . .Ruth Lawrence Historian . . . . .joe Pagano Our class activities during the year have been the annual Halloween Dance in the gvninasiuni which proved to he a gala affair. The Freshman Parent-Teacher Tea was our other mai nevent which was also a success. Eighth Grade Our class has worked all year on our money-making scheme thir of selling pencils in school. VVe have enriched our treasury consideribl to help meet the expenses of our senior year. VVe presented a skit at the annual Sophomore Stunt Nite md noi first prize. The officers of our class for 1945-1946 were: President ..... .... D onald Gordon Vice-president .. ..... Clara Caputo Secretary .... .... L ee Barkman Treasurer .. .... Patricia Carey Sponsor . . . . .Miss B. l-lassell Our best wishes to the Class of '+6! Seventh Grade Us f . ,,,, Y, The class of 1951 lms chosen the following officers: President ............................ Vice-president . . . . . Russell Salmon . . . . . . .jay Mack Secretary ..... ..... H imma june VVeale Treasurer ......................... The sponsor of this class is Mrs. Carlton. . . .Mervillc Jenks lVe know that our memories will often recall our part in the organizations of the school. How enriched our highway became The Student Council L i gave us training in democratic principlesg the Latin and French Clubs expanded our knowledge of languages and foreign people. Our musical talents were developed by having membership in the Band or one of the Cllee Clubs lxvery organized group increased our preparation. The clubs are manvg our school davs have been busv. But we enjoyed them all. unior Student Council The junior Student Council is composed of 24 representatives. There are two representatives and an alternate for each junior high school home- room. The sponsors are Xliss MacDonald and Miss DeVVolfe. This year, the council succeeded in having more names printed on the Honor Roll Board for the fellows who entered the service from this school. The council has also ordered an electric score-board for basketball. The junior high school has been included in the Point System Worked out by the senior high school. lt also succeeded in having a bus for the students for various out-of-town football games. The officers this Vear are as follows: President . . . . . .Ray Nicolette Vice-President .. .... Phil Chase Secretary . . ..... Christene Gore Treasurer . . . . .Hugh Van lnwegen Senior Student Council The plan of a l'l,iving Memorial for Port jervis, a tribute to the dead, but a benefit for the living, was one of the most noteworthv contributions of the Senior Student Council this vear. ln addition to fostering the idea of a Living Xlemorial and helping make the Rc- creation Appropriation Vote a success, the Senior Council this year planned and organized a Point System-Honor Council, the purpose of which is to give suitable recognition for scholastic achievement, for leadership and active participation in extra-curricular activities, :md for xvorthv school service. Charter members of the Honor Council were awarded pins designating membership bv the Senior Student Council. 'l'he Senior Council was also active in seeking to improve the cafeteria and the school in general, in participating in a Regional Student Government Conference at Nliddletoxvn, in plaving host to a group of visiting students from Kingston, in sponsoring a tea for Parents and lfacultv Menibers, in conducting the National Ulu' lfund Drive, in sponsoring an orgzin- ized Pep Rallv before the .Nliddletoxvn Football Game, and in improving the .-Xssemblv Seating Arrangement, The Senior Student Council wishes the I9-lo graduating class the best of success. Officers of the Senior Student Council are: President ....................,... . . .Kenneth lCngclhart Vice-president . . . .... xvlllllllll lingelhart Secretary ..... ...... l Richard Burns Treasurer ...... .... ,I ack Conrov Parliamentarian .. ............,.,.. Lvnton Piatt Co-sponsors ...Xliss l,ooniis and Nlrs. Blood French Club Ovriciaus President ..... . . .john Kent Vice-president . . . .Nick Pinkala Secretary ........ ..... E d Crowell Social Chairman ..................... Dominic Biondi The French Club acquaints French students more thoroughly with life and customs in France. Among the many activities planned by the French Club this year was the preparation of boxes of food sent to one of the many needy families of France. Another was a social affair consisting of a trip to New York where the students enjoyed a French movie and ate in French restaurants. To Mrs. lllood. French teacher and club sponsor: Her students are grateful for all her patience and guidance during another successful year. .,. I Laeti Latini During the year, the Laeti Latini has been very successful. ll ineinliers of the elub joined the junior Classical League. a natioii-will organization. At the niontlilv meetings, programs relating to the speeili holidays were organized. The officers are: Consuls Ceorresponding to president and viee-presidentl ...................lYilliani lingelliart, Doris Case Aedile Ceorresponding to soeial eliairnlanl . .Dale Drinlqo Serilma Ceorresponding to seeretatv'. . . . .Arnlvee lloover Sponsor . . . . .Miss llarris l'UP RUVV-Samuel Levinson, john .NI'2lC.AlL11'1lCY. Samuel Jaffe, Harvev Cohen, Christopher Farlekas, Thomas Boland, Preston Price, lidvvard Ifranzen. .XlIDDl.l , ROXVHElaine Shampansky, Geraldine Cooperman, Anna Mae Bodensick, Freda A Mason, Elaine Rohner, Barbara Muller, jane Gibbons, Pat Rohner, Ii0'l l OM ROXV-Marion Schoeningcr, Jean Pound, joan Hoffman. Nliss lilizabetli Stotldarzl. .leanne Kahn, Norma Nlosher, Inge lfarniok. Masque And Gavel Masque and Gavel is the new speech club, organized in our school this year, under the direction of Miss Stoddard. Only seniors and juniors may belong to the national society. but sophomores may belong to the l'candidates group. The object of Masque and Gavel is to assist the student in raising his standards of speech. VVC had a varied and interesting program this year. NYC have put' on plavs, announced for assemblv programs, given readings, monologues and appeared twice during American liducation Week on station lYAl,l,. lYe hope to do more and better things next vear. - ..,.,., .. -.. . .. TOP RQYV-jack Conroy, Kenneth Engelhart, john Kent, lidward Frainzcn .XIIDDl,l', ROW-Dale Drinko, Nick Pinkala, Helen Doss, lflaine Rohncr, .Miss Berry .lane A Loomis, Naida Carter, Lynton Piatt. Hill IING-Marion Decker, Barbara Muller? Dominic liiondi, George U1-igcl, XX'ilIi.nn lingelharr, Marjorie Ferguson, Patricia lllnkley. Honor Council The Honor Council, organized by the Senior Council, is a new organization in the school. The purpose of the club is to give recognition to those active in extra-curricular activities but who may not be able ro achieve a place on the honor roll. This system has been two years in the making. ' The members are chosen by the number of points one acquires through participation in activities. Each club is assigned a designated num- S L ber of p0ll1tS. This year the Council was composed of: President ..................... Vice-president . . Secretary .................... George XVeigel . . .Dominic Iiiondi .Barbara Muller Treasurer and Social Chairman.. lYilliam linglehart Sponsor .................... ..... 1 Yliss Loomis Naida Carter Dale Drinko Patricia Hinkley black Conroy Kenneth Engleharr Lynton Piatt Russell Crine Marion Decker Helen Doss Best wishe Marjorie Ferguson Fd Franzen john Kent s to tl1e Class of '+6. Nick Pinkala lilaine Rohner Marion Schoenin gifl ournalism Club The journalism Club had a busy time this year. Because there was so much material in the local paper, the Gazette was not able to publish the Qchool paper as ir has in past years. To meer the demand for news. the club published a four-page news., paper once a month. Besides this, there was a weeklv page in Tri. lfor the first half of the Vear. lfdward lfranxen and Chris lfarleliia., were the co-editors. For the second half of the Vear five editors took over to give some of the inexperienced underclassmen a little chance to beeom-: familiar with the workings of the press. The highlight of the Vear was the annual journey to New York to the Columbia Press Conference. The group saw several plays and enioye gi dinner at the Hotel Astor. The officers this vear are: President . . . ...... . .Sarondo Panesis Vice-President . . ....... joan Costey Secretary .... . . . . . . . .lCleanor lYhaley Treasurer ......... .................. l 'lelen Kane Co-Social Chairmen. . . . .joan Scales - Roger Van Sickle Club Sponsor ...... ..,.......... . Nlr. tl. R. Porreus l 4. Safety Squads STANDING-Betty Goodfcllow, jean llaiuilton, Pat Conroy, Barbara Muller. SITTING-Rapaiui Gray, .Nlary Xlullalv. lflainc Rohncr. Anne Luclcey, Ann Ricciardi. i ,YN BACK ROXV-Neil Carter, Arthur Siegel. George Belcher, MIDDLE ROVV-Mabel Buchanan, Betty Burrows, .X-lation Suderlcy, Deborah Cohen, Dorothy Stewart, liinily Vl'cstfall, Anna Stoll, FIRST ROW'-Inge lfarniok, Xlinnie Shaw, Lillian Xlclnick, lictty Roche, june Auniiclt, Barbara Rohner, Dolores Aniorosa. For the first tinie in our school, the junior and senior hallkeepers have been merged into one, under the guidance of Miss Stancevic and Mr. Abbey. A constitution was drawn up but the method of choosing remained the same. No innnediate steps of enforcing regulations were taken, how- ever, as one group is under the auspices of the Senior Council and one under the junior Council. In the future, it is hoped that a really etfcctive system can be set up. Officers are: Captains ................ lilaine Rohncr - Ken Martin Lieutenants ................ Pat Conroy - Betty Roach Best of Luck to the Class of '-+61 sr . Girls' Glee Club The Girls' Glee Club this year was rather large and sang music of quite a different nature than in former years. The harmony is three partg soprano, second soprano and alto. The club has appeared at assemblies and concerts. On some occasions it is combined with the Boys' Glee Clulw to make a chorus. President . . . . . . .Pat McAndrew Vice-president . . . . .Ann Carlson Secretary-Treasurer .. .... Marie Verel Social Chairman . . . . .Ardyce Hoover Librarian . ..Ruth Lawrence X, v fw- Vf Sli,-XNDING-Robert Sutton, Christopher lfarlelcas, -lack Cfonrov, Roherl lk-Clrang ,loc lfitzgilmlions, james Nolan. SIQCONIJ RUXY4janics Clearv, Philip Sclixvarrz. john llrislin. Naiila Cfartcr. George XYeiLfcl, -Iohn licrthiaunic, Toni Hoppcv. l RUN'l' RUXV Aflcorgc Belcher, NYilliani lfngclliarr, llavinl Yan Si-kll-, Xli' Clvorgi- Xlilson. Toni llcfllarczo, Kcnnetli Cmlllclnicla, Ifiigeiie Roiiilioiisek. 7 Boys Glee Club This club nialces up iyith enthusiasm what it lacks in nunihers. The ininsrrel show was one of the high lights of thc year. 'llhc lxovs made appearances in concerts and assemblies. and were received well on all occa sions. The officers arc: President .. . ...Hill lingleliarr Vice-president . . . . .Dutch Weigel Secretary-treasurer . . . . . .-lack Conroy Social Chairman . . .. .joseph lfirzgihhons Librarian . . . . .Tom lloppey Sponsor . . . . .Klux lYilson t -0 X M , - , A-Capella Choir The A-Capella Choir was newly formed this year under the direction of Mr. VYilson. The choir has been carefully chosen from the better singers of the school. In order to join, one must be able to read music fairly well and have a pleasing voice. Although the choir appeared only a few times in public, it has done exceptionally well and has established a precedent in our school. Band The Port jervis High School Band has always taken an active pirt n the extra-curricular activities of the school. They have played innunieribl vinies-for all assemblies, concerts, and of course, football games lllllk lafinners were started this year which should lead to an even he ter limo in the future. Officers are: I l resident ..... 'Vice-president . . . fiecretary-treasurer Social Chairman . . l,ilu'arian ...... Sponsor . . . . .Preston Price . . . . . .Bob Dorcr Charles Hamilton . . . . . .-lim Cleary .Sarondo Panesis . . . .Mix Wilson unior Red Cross -ff!-qi The junior Red Cross this year reached the 100 percent mark in the yearly enrollment. They contributed 31348.00 to the support of one child overseas for a period of six months. Besides this, they made clothing and boxes for the needy ones abroad. Many members of the junior Red Cros-s contributed much of their time to knitting. ln our connnunity many beau- tiful Christmas baskets were filled. The junior Red Cross has this year been a great success in helping both the war and home fronts. President . Vice-president . Secretary .. Treasurer . Reporter .. Social Chairman ..Dorothy Cronk . . .Elsie Clark . . . . .Lois Koenig Marion lYormuth . .Patricia Brierly , .George Belcher Civic Pride Although the Civic Pride Committee had a late start this year, fr has been faithfully working to better our school, in regard to appearance and cleanliness. Our main goal has been to have our lockers cleaned one-: :1 month. Representatives from each room in seventh, eighth, and ninth gradea meet under the guidance of Miss Usher. The officers are as follows: Preident . . . . . .Kenneth MacDonald Vice-President . . . . . .Mary .lashembowslci Secretary-treasurer . . . . .lfmily XYestfall Cheerleaders STANDING-Betty Barnes. liNF,Fl,lNG-Xlahcl Buchanan, Betty Guinn. Nanci' .-Xrcher, Ruth Lau'- rcncc, jean Callowav. SENIOR CHLIKR LIC.-XDING SQUAD jean Pound, Pat Hinkley, Beatrice Xlelnick, Barbara Xluller, Helen Doss, Stella Nlarando, lflainc Shampanskv. l'Come on, Port-fight! Come on, Port-iight! This is the familiar echo that rings out to the students when the cheerleaders of '46 give outl The senior cheerleaders have cheered at all of the local games during '45 and 46. During football season they attended nearly every out-of-town game. They held a dance to help raise funds for new uniforms. Along with other accomplishments this past year, the cheerleaders have drawn up a constitution which puts the junior cheerleaders under the leadership of the senior squad. The junior cheerleaders have also been well represented at all of the local games and have done a good job helping to cheer on the P.j.-j.V.'s . The junior cheerleaders are all working very hard so that they will be able to cheer on next year. Good luck to our successors! Co-captain ............... . . .Beatrice Melnick Captain . . . . ......................... Pat Hinkley REGULAR SQUAD Helen Doss, Stella Marando, Barbara Muller, Nora Stevenson SL'BS'lil'l'l.7'l'l32S Marjorie Davis, Marie Goodfellow, 'lean Pound- Elaine Shampansky 4 A BACK ROW -Robert Hoag, Sidnev Keller, Richard Pettit, Nant Cloodfelloxv, Cleovgt XVcigel, Tom Reilly. .X!lDlJl.lT ROXV-Nick Pinltala, john Kent, :Xndv lfeiner, Kenneth lifngelliart. jack Conrov XVilliam Horan, Robert Furman. ISOTTUKI ROVVfDale llrinko, Bill lfngelhart, .Ioe lfitzgibbons. Xlr. l.ouis llorsiuau l.vnton Piatt, Dom Biondi, lfrancis Grav. Varsitv Club The Varsity Club under the supervision of Mr. Louis llorsman, coach of Varsity baseball and junior varsity basketball, is in its second vear of organization. The club is limited to boys who have earned a letter bv pai'- ticipating in Varsity sports. H The purpose of the club is to bring about a better appreciation of sports. Previous records of outstanding teams are being sought so as to put them on displav in our school. On November 30th the Varsitv Club held a dance in the school gym-- nasium with music by the school band. The monev obtained from this dance is to be used to buv a plaque for the outstanding athlete of this year. O fticers are: President ..... . . .George Weigel Vice-president .... . . .Nickolas Pinkala Secretary-treasurer . . . .Dominic Biondi Sponsor ......... . . .Mn l lorsman Living Memorial Committee Kennesh Engelhart Sam Jaffe, Richard Mills, Philip Chase, Betty jane XVeale, Richard Burns. High School Dance Band james Pagano, june Suderlv, Don Gordon, Chris Farlckas, john Brislin, Stuart Bishop, Rav Nicolefte, Preston Price, Harry Casterlin, Dominic Marando, Anne Carlson, Mr. George xVllSOIl, Director. Our story is completed. Now, turning our glances from the hi we look forward. The mist has fadedg we clearly view the paths of life. Our highway has prepared, strengthened, and inspired us. We are not afraid to sta We shall work to keep a lasting peace and to advance the good of mankind. rt this journe We lift our eager faces and raise our voicesg our eyes do not waver. We smile at our classmates and bid them goodbye. Clear visioned, we. the Class of 1946. unfaltering step upon our paths. ghway Y G I L I F 0 111211195 AND SEEDS BLACI-Z Coma GRADUATES OF '46 Whether Dressed In Rags Or The Firrest Silk You lflfill Be The I-Iealthiest IF YOU DRINK COLE'S MILK The Diamond Dairy JAMES COLE, Prop. Variety Products, Inc. 40 Pennsylvania Avenue PHONE 42-2 74 f-F . Port Jervis Model Meat Nlaffliet H. FRIEDAIAN, Plwv, 124Vq .lerscv Avenue TEL. 30-464 Neversink Coal and Coke Co., 190 jersey Avenue Port Jervis, N. Y. TELEPHONE 35-451 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1946 From The Smith Greenhouse and Florist CHARLES V. HEFFNER, Prop. Cut Flowers Potted Plants Corsages Wedding Bouquets Furzeral Designs Corner of Spring Street and Ridge Avenue PHONE 44-664 ' Flowers Telegraphed Arzyfwhere SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF 1946 ERIE LUNCH 5 jersey Avenue J J NEWBERRY CONGRATULATIONS U la HOPE YOU CONTINUE FURTHER OF YOU Levm Furmture Co BEST VVISHES TO THE CLASS OF 46 FOGELSON'S MODEL BAKERY e Leon L Barkman Co 15 Front Street PR NTBRS STATIONPRS W T GRANT O 0 W Th , 1 t 1 ' 5 . Biff Pk SF S? PORT WILL BE PROUD 3 BILL DAVIC HAY YOUR FUTURE BE AS PLEASANT AS YOUR PAST THE FOUR ACES CLASS or 1945 DAN BILL ANGELO'S ITALIAN FOODS and ITALIAN PIZZA 60 Front Street PEARCE'S BEAUTY S A L O N HOLDEN BUILDING TELEPHONE 30-332 J. S. Raub Shoe Store 30 Front Street Port Jervis New York The Store Known F or Better Values Eva's Beauty Shoppe 62 FRONT STREET COMPLIMENTS OF Port Jervis Drug Company 32 Front Street HENRY SOLOMON OPTOAHETRIST 51 Front Street P E C K ' S HARDWARE STORE 43 Front Street COM PLIM ENTS OF OTTO'S RESTAURANT CSEORCE B. Loos, PROP. Pom' JERVIS BOWL 12 MODERN ALLEYS 19 XVest Main Street TITLICPHONR 99-lll One of the Most Modern Bowling Academies in the State of N efw York Open All Year Ample Parking Sparv K I N N E Y ' S Murphy Buick Company 74 Kingston Avenue Port Jervis New York PHONE 41-481 SALES AND SERVICE LARRY'S LUNCH L. C. WHEELING SERVICE STATION R O O N E Y UNDERGARMENTS jENK,S GROCERY 221 East Main Street GROCERIES, MEATS, ICE CREAM, CANDY PHONE 47-181 BEST VVISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1946 Co-Uperative G. L. F. Farm Supplies, Inc. Rus Whaley's Tavern 192 Pike St. The Best Of Lucie To The Class Of 1946 COM PLIM ENTS OF AUS MENIS SHOP AL MARKS 40 Front Street PHONE 45-162 Port Jervis New Yorl The Matamoras Print Shop QUALITY IOB PRINTING TELEPHONE 61-271 Schroeder Building Matmnorns, Pa. Barber's Grocery 55 Seward Avenue PHONE 46-574 IVL7C7I You Visit The Sfwing Inn Visit HENRY H. DUNN ICE CREAM AND CANDY Uncle Otto's Delicatessen 126 Front Street Corner Seward Ave. ALL HOME COOKING 1. 1. WECHT BONDS AND GENERAL INSURANCE HoLDEN BUILDING 20 Ball Street TELEPHONE 44-284 COM PLI M CENTS OF P011 Jervis F1161 and OUR BEST XSVISHES Supply Co. G. D. REESE TO THR CLASS OF 1946 SQUARE DEAL DRAKE9S HOTEL DINER FRANK J. WEISS FLOWERS F OR ALL OCCASIONS PHONE 37-254 PI-IIL'S TAVERN James W. Stanton, Inc. 257 East Main Street Port Jervis New York CHEVROLET - OLDSMOBILE F. and M. Service Station COMPLIMENTS 5 East Main and Elizabeth Streets OF GOOD GULF PRODUCTS DEERPARK TRANSPORTATION Quackenbush COMPANY, INC. Funeral Home 17 East Main Street R. N. MEDRICK TEXACO PRODUCTS SPORTING GOODS SAINT Port Jervis New York FRANC I S HOSPITAL MARION'S TR I -S TA TES Wagenseills Market Swanerburyis Garage M. Curtis 94 Pike Street The Helen Beyer Shoppe 174- Pike Street Shoe Repair Shop 192 Pike Street BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 746 A Friend Porter and Harding FUNERAL DIRECTORS Caulfielcl's Lunch Harry's Men's Shop Suderleyis Dutchy Crust and Pan Rye Harry M. Platto, Ph.C. CHIROPRACTOR Mrs. Pearl Martiiae RITZ SVVEET SHOPPE Julius Grawi, M.D. Constance Schauer john E. Flynn J. M. DeWitt 83-85 Pike Street L u g e r ' s PL7ll7If5 - ll7flHlI7fll7C1' - Ginn Brown and Williams 54 Front Street BEST IVISHES Berger's Music Store Fashionette RAE MAGORY J. Oliver Modern Modes Port Jervis Candy Co. A . F r a n z o s Shoes F 01' The Entire Family Brigadier's Grill Seward Ave. Fish Mark Tel. 41-953 C Murray Beauty Shop Frank's Grill y Mr. and Mrs. DAVID KNIGHT H. G. Smith DIQERPARR STORE MR. and M1-S. J. W. STILXYART ' Colonial Inn C NOVELTY SLIPPER CO. 39 Church Street W. A. CLANCY HOI,DlCN BUILDING Phone 30-644 BEST VVISHES KAPLAN and LIPMAN Hi Kids! H. R. DUNWORTH THE ONLY BARBER SI-IGP 10 Ball Street Jas. C. Calder The Plaza Hotel Matamoras, Pa. BEST XYISHES TO THI LI ASS OV 1946 THE HOTEL CARROLL AL s 1 IN C CARROIT M E L N I C K S Phone 38 844 Coleman s SCFVICC Statlon jcrscv Avenue ind L M1111 Street Mobzlgas and M obzlozl K M DE PUY Schlelds Brothers JLRSEY AVLN U L 1 15 ersey Avenue P1 efabrzcated Buzldzwgs an Bmldmq Mata ml 7 80 JURSPYY AVENUE D. E. LaBar Lumber Co - ' l J K ' d D. SCHOENINGER UQWELER AND OPTICIAN H. M. KNITTING MILLS E D D Y F A R M H O T E L Sparrowbush, New York THE GLENW OOD and THE LODGE MILL RIFT, PENNA. SUCCESS to the CLASS OF 1946 BOB'S GRILL 26 Front St. The Port Jervis Fruit Market MIKE PANESIS, Prop 22 Delaware Street Ulf It Grows, W'e Have It PHONE 38-705 PORT JERVIS, N. Y COM PLI M IQNTS 'OF MONTGOMERY WARD HARRY SILVERS A TIORNP Y LOMPLIMLNTS Port ervls Trucking Co , Inc GFCJRK I' F ROIJI RZXIAIN Bob and Ernie's Service Station Ball and Open Dial Fowler until 44-l 5 4 Streets 1 A. M. Sunnyslde Farms VV SCHULTZ 'md SONS DAIRY PRODUCT6 PHONI so fl 48 Fowler Street VI GBTABLES GROCERIES MQIHCS Market on Mam Street Spwrowbush N Y Delwei y Sewzce TIILFPHONF Zi 463 let C1 cam cm F mdzngs Sodas J l U l l l v y XXI . L L R w 'l. -'lm v l 1 1 ww l 2 - , w , 4 CC ' 7 ' as w w l l,l L 1 : . . . El w ,lf J 4: Y 1 ' ' 1 4 4 4 , , . J 0 d '. ', I. 1 Q l 0 0 l l 2 'lu 4. E Y Schular Photo Service 113 Pike Street Photo Supplies l'o1't1'r1its PHONE 43-364 William C. Marchant HOLDEN BUILDING P R I C E ' S D R Y C L E A N I N G UPTOWN CLEANERS AND DYERS 193 Pike Street PHONE 46-364 FRED M. DAVIS DEALER IN RUST CRAFT GREETING CARDS For All Occasions 117 Pike Street Port Jervis Flynn Oil Company, Inc. YV. S, FLYNN, President J. H. FLYNN, Distributing Manager Ufbolesale and Retail Distributors of Conoco Products 135-137 Ball St. Tel. 35-481 Fisher's Automotive Service R. C. LAIN INSURANCE - REAL ESTATIJ 'LA Reliable Agency To Trade IVIIIV' 137 Pike Street Port Jervis New York Aliton's Pharmacy GICORGIC VV. ALITON, Prop. ON THE HILL The Best in Drugs and Medicine Orange Square Port Jervis, N. Y. Washington Market HOUSE OF QUALITY CORNER PIKE AND HAMMOND STS. RITZ BARBER SHOP THE WELL-KNOWN BARBER NJIKIC Di-: ANGELU 195 Pike Street Palace Restaurant 95 Pike Street Port Jervis New York Where Every Meal is a Pleasant Memory 'lf Kadel's Men's Wear 119 Pike Street The Store of Nationally Advertised il48l'CIJL17Idl.V6' FXCLUSIVE XVITI-I US - - - Arrow Shirts and Tier Mallory Hats Botany 7'7e.r Tru-Val Slvirrx Grijfmz Clothing Palm Beach Suit: Alligator Coats Briar Club Sfwearers YOU CAN BUY WITH CONFIDENCE At MARCI-IIS DEERPARK CREAMER Y +2 FRONT STREET PHONE 42-254 ALL DAIRY PRODUCTS W E A L E Fred Tcrwilligcr Lester VVoolsey M U S I C TCI. 30-624 Tel. 45-424 H O U S E Ilnrold G. Case TCI. 33-261 RADIOS IM USI CAL The INSTRUMENTS . . Terwllllger - Woolsey Co. Tune in FUNERAL SERVICE NVEALIL HIT PARADE SATURDAY - XV A I, L - 2 P. M. DAY TELEPHONE 43-254 And Hear IVHAT'S NEIV ON RECORDS 41 Front Street Port Jervis, N. Y. H COA I PLI M ILNTS 014' COMPLIMENTS OF CUDDEBACK AND HOTEL MINISINK CUDDEBACK HOWARD MOTOR SALES LORNLR XKLST Manx mn QANAL STRLITQ DPSOTO PLYMOUTH Recnppzng and VIlfL0ll1 mg GFNFRAI TIIxF.S IFNNSYLVANIA Y W w Y 1 . . I r N Q1 4 fa f T T ' 44 J A A L K ll ww 4. ,r , -,iff . K 1 3 , 11 y 1 4 4- A - 1 S CHWEIG E R S WOUANS APPAREL Front St Port Ierwx N X IUUNL 4 7 Cross SCFVICC Statlon TILXAFO IRODUCTS 6 Hunmond Street BL ST XVISHLS THI CLASS OF 1946 J C PENNEY C0 LITTLE TOTS DRESS CO 191 crsey Ax cnue PHON11' 7101 I-Iapp Candy Co , Inc WHOLESALE CONFECTIONS PHONE 47 234 79 Hfnmmond Street 9 , Aw' 7 4 my . , 5 rl., . 7. J tu, 2-12 . 1 I CITY COAL CO. as ' P ' J 'Q 7 , . 2 3 - TO 4' 1 K' V o 0 I Q I . ROCKLAND LIGHT AND PGWER COMPANY 165 111 e Street fort Ierx IS New X or USITP UI GRAIJUA IION GIFTS Levm s Department Store 19 73 Front Street Port JCYVIS Dry Cleamno and Tallormg Co D1 y Fleavlzllq and l1C'SSl7lg 5 Hour SCFVICC Phone 47 131 175 Pxke St Schwartz Tire and Auto Supply 3 7 Front Street S A R G E N T S vs FRONT STREET Phone 33 361 F JONES ICE CREAM MACKLY AND CO INC 101 103 Plke Street 1 9 J'- ' . X x I i rf k The Pride of Port lewis ' 9 9 D ' . ' r ,. ., ,. I ', 1. f r DELAWARE V A L L E Y LAUNDRY TODDLER I N C . W E A R I N C . 25 Prospect Street 142 Pike Street PORT jmwrs New YYQRK PHONE-PORT JERVIS 47-251 J. HARRY CASE CO., INC. Kingston Avenue and East Main Street PORT JERVIS, N. Y. Phone 41-544 TYDOL DODGE VEEDOL PLYMOUTH A. A. A. S E R V I C E GOODYEAR TIRES RECAPPING SERVICE CHANT AND CGMPANY oo Ilfmmoxn STR!-il-:T COM PLI M ENTS ARTHUR A. GRAY 'OF 145 JICRSICY AVICNUIC D E N N E R ' S I6 Front Street TIQLRPHONLQ 47-504 X 4 l MANNY'S BILLIARD PARLOR MEET YOUR PALS HERE Candy, Cigarettes, Shoe Shine BEST VVISHES O A S I S I N N 70 Front Strcct CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1946 From BROWN'S 66 Front St. Phone 41-114 -IAIVIES VV. BROVVN, PROP. SPUR BOTTLING COMPANY CANADA DRY QUALITY IRA E. FITZGERALD, JR. PHONE 45-475 VISERTA BROS. FRUIT AND PRODUCE 34 Front Street PHONE 46-252 Free Delifuery FIRST PRIZE WEINERS T E X A S L U N C H IOVZ Front Street Port Jervis New York F A B I A N S T R A N D T H E A T R E Office Phone Residence Pl 46-844 41-492 G. H. Spangenberg Wilbert Vault Co. Hamilton Street Pom' .I 1f:RVls Nuzw YYORK PARK LANE HOTEL CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF '46 Tri - State Manufacturing Co. COMF TO THE FOUNTAIN at the PORT JERVIS BOWL For Real Eating Enjoyment THE BEST IS NOT GOOD ENOUGH KISSEN N E W S AGENCY BILL'S TAVERN IIUCUIQNOT, N. Y. NYM lf. ITIUNT I-IINAMAN'S ICE SKATING IN TVINTER GOLF IN SU.IlI.UER MEET ME ill' jACK'S SWEET SHOP Home-made Candies and Tcc Cream BEST XVISHES to the CLASS OF 1946 JOHN INNELLA I3 UILDING SUPPLIES Sparrowbush, N. Y. PHONE 30-lll ALEXANDER HOTEL Sparrowbush. New York PHONE 99-161 COMPLIMFNTS OF TFL. 61-274 NI.-XTAMORAS A MILFORD DISPATCH MILFoRD, PA. j. FOSTIER 'TICRXVII I rc FR PROP PIICUPJFT 72-541 ROCK VIEW HOUSE TRY OUR LUNCHES AND DINNERS CONGRATULA TIONS Hamilton Brothers PENN GRILL MATAMORAS, PA. PHONE6LU4 Markovits Brothers COMPLETE MODERN SELF-SER VICE FOODMART BEST IVISHES OF HARRY HUNT CoMPL1MtiNTS or WEST END TAVERN Margaret Canfield Beauty Salon 187 VVest Main Street PHONIC 47-642 TIZLEPI IONE 30-524 ROBERT INNELLA . and SONS BUILDING MA TERIAL SUPPLIES Lumber Mill Uforle P17l7lZbi77g Supplies Fnrnum Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. Lincoln Park COMPLIMENTS OF SOUTH OF THE BORDER West End Pharmacy PRESCRIPTION CHEMIS7 'S W. L. KEMNBLE, B.S., Pharm. 147 YV. MAIN ST. PHONE 44-394 Port Jervis, N. Y. Purman's DeLuxe Market 204 VV. Main Street OPEN DAILY 8 A.M, TO 9 P.M. SUNDAYS 9-1 P.M., 5-9 P.M. Groceries - Vegetables Fruits - Bakery Goods Dairy Products - Ice Cream BUST VVISHIQS to the CLASS OF 1946 Sparrowbush Garage jeux H. IQICNT, PRoPRIlf:'1'oR PHONE 35-761 COMPLI MICNTS OI Mother Lorgarfs Restaurant 186 Pike Street COMPLIMICNTS OF Joe Dunn's Tavern 90 Pike Street Port Jervis, N. Y. TFL. 99-541 STONE'S CABIN CANDY HERSHEIDS ICE CREAM HOT DOGS 102 EAST MAIN STREET Pom' jmvis New Yuan R. H. HAMILTON WALLPAPER and PAINTS 120 Pike Street PHONE 30-244 COMPLIMENTS OF B. and M. GROCERY MARKET MEA TS and VEGETABLES BI ST H I5Hl 5 LOXIPLIXILNTS FROM G Ju REMEY S SERVICE WEST END MARKET S T ATI 0 N BLST XKISHIS 'IOTHL CLASS OF1946 FOR Health, Happiness and Prosperlty OF VAUCANSON SILK MILLS, INC. BEST wlslellas TUTIIIC GRADUATING CLASS OF 1946 GILLINDER BROTI-IERb INC H O R N S CONIPLIMENTS OF I U UBFR BL Uh FOAL The Crescent Sllver IZUIIDING IIATFRIAIQ Manufacturm Com an S P Y P' IONF Port ervw New Y url 2 1 9 O . , if - n - 1' CL ' 'VW 4 . . J 0 2 F' - '- . 2 109 VVest Main Street GAAND STRELT e +, 32-221 2 ' , f , J . X V1 Ronald Pam Beauty Salon 77 Pike Street FOR FOOD AND F UN TOM QUICK INN MILFORD, PA. H E A T E R ' S MEAT MARKET Best in Meats OUR SPECIALTIES - - H onzenmd e Lifue1'1wn1'st H onzenmd e Bologna H onze-dressed Chickens 194 Pike Street TF.L1'iPHONTF, 35 -784 BEST WISHES TO OUR FUTURE CUSTOMERS ROYAL FURNITURE 126-128 Pike Street Port Jervis, New York Laidley's Stationerv Store Greeting Cards for All Occaszons 8 Sussex Street Whitten Lumber Co LUIVIBER AND BUILDING SUPPLIES LOWC RAT UI ATIONS o THI LI ASS OI 1945 WILLIAM M BOYD INSURANCE AGENT 11' P11 c qtreet Tel Port ervls 35 731 Barcan and Goodman lI11111fnct111e1s of Ladzes Coats 150 Plke Street Port Ierus New Yorl JOHN M. Hos1ER IUSTICE OF THE PEACE 3 14 Pemm Avenue MATAMORAS, PA TFL 61434 A little 111 estca' each 7Il0IIf17f1dd3 up In e Welcome 5111111 mveetom Co operative Loan and Savmgs Society CO 111 LI UENTS BORIS PANTRE RESTAURANT PORT JERVIS UNION GAZETTE THE HOME PAPE? FOR THE TRI STATE SECTION ' 1 31' . ' . ' 'If I ' ' 4 l . . 1 . 1 'N 1 N - 1 1 l J. x U I T Q ' ,, CH 5 ' 1 132 PIKE STRITICT TICL. 35-631 11 1 1 O 1 , J , ' , 1 1 OF .. C 1 3 1 fl' 1 , ' ' 'I , 1 ll 1 1 1 . - X i - 11 1 y'- , 1 . - 1 X 1 I R and N Restaurant Delzcmm Cl7l7IC56 Food A Kagan Meat Market VVeQt End Colonlal Beauty Shop A Fr1end Clyde F Straton ATTORNEY Wh1tney s Dept Store C Corrado FRUII S AND VEGE TABLFS Rose's Beauty Parlor Raymond Brehm XVFQT HND Margaret Tlerney THF HANDY FORNER Sm1th's N otlon Store Mlke Lorenzo FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Arthur TFOVCI and Sons DEALERS IN WASTE R J Bertlnaume Erle Drug Company N. R. Mulley AUTO PARTS .T. H A. u pt, U 4 cc an TEL, 42-125 XVIEST END y .. . I . , - I I l lVlunnich,s Myrtle's Specialty Shop Budget Store Dry Cleaners Geo. A. Hammond, D.D.S. Freda Strait R. T. Hunter IEIVELER Jack Irving Zeger, DODOSQ HOLDEN BUILDING B. and F. Garage Jesse Runnalls Capital Finance Corp H. S. Humiston Hess' Store Goldman's Markets F. Lyle Wells Empire Garage E. Walter, M.D. CCNTINUED SUCCESS T 0 T H E GRADUATING CLASS OF 1946 The Eyelet Speclalty Companv LUXII I IMI NTS COMPLIMLNTS Wyant s Furmture Stores 9 1 DERVEND FLYING Rad os T s 77 M GOVERN WENT APPROVAL Rfq '1f?JfQ Q OF r ' OF 2 Pi ce St. Port Jervis, N. Y. Geneml Electric Appliances i elefvi io , F. . I e ri. 61'ilf07'S COM PLIM ENTS OF PAUL AND THELMA Q VAN KARNER A CHEMICAL ARMS SPANGENBERG COMPANY Air - Sen Reima Eq11ip111w1t', Port Jervis, N. Y. BEST XYISHLIS TO THE CLASS OF 1946 KOLMAR LABORATORIES OUR BEST XVISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1946 THE PORT JERVIS REAL ESTATE AND LOAN ASSOCIATION GUS KRAUSS Photographer ll SUSSEX STREET PORT JERVIS PHONE 43-414 NEVV YORK FULL LINE OF KODAKS, MOVIE EQUIPMENT For Health's Sake Roller Skate JOYLAND BEACH EN fl! YF TO THL C A93 OF 1946 JOSEPH GQLDMAN, INC DEATPRS' IN ALI I IND5 OF SFRA! ca 9 OI' 1 .L '.AR W BEST XVISHES L K. 4 e ' -I. ,i ' . J Clare Kenny, M.D. H. F. Murray, M.D. 26 Broome Street George E. Kenny, M.D. Daniel P. Schultz, A.B., M.D., D.N.B. G. W. Monteleone, M.D. H. F. Murray, Jr., M.D. 22 Broome Street Hugh M. Brewster, M.D J. Edwin Kadel,D.D.S. OUR SINCICRIC BEST VVISHES TO THE CLASS Ol? 1946 PORT JERVIS LODGE NO. 645 BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE ORDER OF ELKS PORT IERVIS, NEW YORK Hemleb s Auto SCFVICC R I-I Swmton Andrew C Belrne Cllfford A Cloud Prlde Auto Sales Retalhck s Brake SCVVICS Bob s Gas Statlon G1no's Grlll Harrmgton s Beauty Stud1o O R y e r Rr NDP RING C O MPANY Lake and Clawson Bnlcly and Delzcatesscw Saks Drug Co Port erv1s Radlo Sales Best of Imlt ro the Class Of 46 Frederlck D Fowler Yom I lvvszczan 011 Ivzsmfawce Vollmer s Barber Shop 6 Front Street Trl State Electrlc Co 84 Front Street ' 9 , o AE ,T ATTORNEY-AT-LAU7 Prescriptiwzs Om' Specialty C , l ' at V ,. J ' ' , 9 , . 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