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

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IHYPBIUPIIT nf the Ollasa Uf 1927 militant lgvruharkrr They say that Rome wasnt bullt ln a day But thats cause Bull dldnt have his way Here we have B111 alms Dynamite Persbacker B vxhu ls the vsorthy Presldent of the Class of 27 IS one of those all rouml student athletes Oh xes' He IS the Presxdent of the Athlet1c -ksso 1at1on too Besldes takmg part m several other sports B111 hold serv ably the left guard berth on the basketball team Durmg the games he enjoys hls favontfe pastlme of gently but firmly tossmg the opponents over h1S head ln o the nearest corner E8-ch day be tw een the hours of 1 00 and 3 00 thxs studlous young man can be seen comfortably seated 1n the Ilbrarv wrestlmg wuth le Franca1s or trlg B111 has exer been falthful to the dut1es of hJs offices and IQ held 1n high esteem bx hxs classmates l as , 1 - - , 9 su s 9 u - u ' r - as . . , . H ' H ' 44 , , ' n u ' H . ' U , - A . 111, . , 1 .1 A . . . . . , . . . , . . . . I . , , K ' . . i . . . ,, - , 44 n X V , . , . v - . . 1 I X- ' : : ' ' ' 1 - , . . . V. H . ,, u ' rr n ' n , I ' ' ' ' . . D' . A - . .

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CURTIS ACKERNIAN I meddle wlth no mans buslness Study moderately take my mnocent pleasures freely ' ln add1t1on to CUITIQ ab1lltV as Secretarv of the Reformed Church bunday School and usher 1n the same church he possesses the worthy tra1ts of good sportmanshxp good humor fondness for the theatre and mld drxvmg 1n h1s Foul He b6l16VeS firmly 1n the saylng It s the l1ttle thlngs 1n l1fe that count We hear that he sxngs Wltll teelmff -Xl1ce where art thou RUTH BAL KS A doclle dlsposltlon will with applxcatlon surmount every dltiiculty Ruth lx a quxet young nuss who Journles to H1gh School ever., mornmg from C3h00nZl6 She seems very reluctant to let us know anxthmg about herself but whenever a certam name 1s mentwned Ruth turns very red, so we suspect that she IS not qulte so quxet and bashful outs1de of school as 1n After second perlod any day you can hear Ruth say What dld Wir Vlarsh ask 1n H1story th1 mormng ' WILLI XXI BL RNS His understandm ls large N11ss Lronk vull m1ss Bllls argumg and ev1dent d1sgust 111 uhv B111 has a preference for our ne1ghbor1ng Clty of Middletowr Perhaps he rece1ves 1nsp1rat1on there so that he can crack hlS orlglnal Jokes 111 hls classes and k1d the teachers along Ball makes an excellent German scholar and 15 qulte apt 1n comb1n1ng German wltm lnngllsh phrases He changes h1s language easlly from Engllsh t French to German but he refuses to lef any glrl change h1s mmd 'VIARY CARROLL A daughter of the Gods, dlvmely tall and most falr 'l'h1s lg 'Vlarv Carroll vulth her charmmg manner and ever presen sm1le Our class treasurer IS a perfect mzard at handhng money Perhaps her evcecutlve ab1l1ts vull be tra1ned to such a degree that she w1ll be perfectly well fitted to some clay manage Joe Mary 15 one of the ma1ns ays of our class, for trulv she IS a g1rl to be rehea upon She conflclentlally wh1spered to us that her favonte mUS1C3l mstrument 15 the Harp Enthuslasm s1mply sh1nes 1n Marys face and bubbles out 1n everythxng she savs She never worrles about any thmg except Amerlcan H1story ll ' ! ' 1 . . , . , , . . . . , . . . . , U, ' 1 I ' . V' ' ' ' ' . ' ' ' Tu J. . . . . ,, . . - ' lu ' . n Pu A Y ' Y H . . . . . . . . ' 9 7 ' I1 .R . . . . . , V 1 U . V . . A 1' A Q 4 -3 ' 4 YY A V Ar N . l . 0 . ,, . ,., . . .4 , '. . . , . . .N . English IV Class when he no longer attends P. J. H. S. We wonder ' i 'A ' 5 ll ' 7, ' ' Y r N U . . . 6 X , . . . A . u . . ' . ,, - , . . . v. . A L ,' ' KK !! ' . 1 U . . . . . . H ,, . . . . ,