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

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,ff r-ff? 11.1 's 1-xi ,. 2' X yr A ,, 5 V s sM ' ' so 1 : L.. ...,......................,,..,- tilfi? EDWIN LAIDLEY If first you don't succeed, try, try again. Here we have our ambitious classmate Edg his first ambition was to be a Studebaker salesman but he had to give up on account of wet weather. Now he has the ambition to be a real estate agent ut Sackett Lake. Would you ever think a p im, dcmure lad such as our own Edwin could vex his teachers or perplex the girls? Yet, mur- der will out! Futhermore, Ed is an athlete, a shining light both on our track and 'baseball teams. HENRY LAMURI' AUX Tall and lean and shy, We wonder how he says good bye Hank our baseball and basketball star has recently taken '1 Great liking for the funny sheet of the New York American He seems to enjoy reading, Jlggs and Maggie Did we say that 'Lammw ls our star Well he was unt1l the law of gravity cut his careei hort Hank has often been seen strolling up Prospect Street Xlax be he intends to be a chiropractor big brother is HFLLLIL LANG AN A merry heart maketh a cheery countenance Pert and red haired is our Helene She IS very clever and ha employed her wit to good advantage in the P J H S for four happy years We pred1ct that Helene will some day pocket her humor and Qconsidermv How Ard ent she becomes when she as anything definite in mlndj get right down to business the drygoods business we mean dealing largelv in Bloomers BFSSIII LEVIN How small I am yet how famous Does anyone know of a wav to gain heig If so I t ml Bessie would appreciate the informatlon very much She ll do almost anythmg to appear taller She does wear lugh heels to strengthen her illusion Bessie has many varied lnterests These run from music to letter writing Music IS the voice of the Soul nd wee Bess ls cultivating it After leaung P J High her business is College, but her spare moments will be spent in perfecting her copy of Corres pondence between High Schools and Colleges 1 1 K6 . l ,YY ' Q U , rv , . 3 . . ' ' ll ' ' D! ' K ,YV . . , f 11 ll Tl ' if YY 5 . K ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 J . gg 9, . - I S ' ' cc - 1 . 6 h . ' , ' ' ll YY , . . , - , . I 1 1 is v 7 , . L f - ' 'Y ' ht. . . h 1 , . . - , , 1 ' ' cc ' ' ' YY a v '-1 - u 1 V' . . ' I ' K ' X . . . V ,, - , - n , . - W ' 1 . '

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,f--,-'vw--. fe-----N s, .f 'f W -1'-' 'N-c'-4---f- j5 X 'H ... , ..,.....,......,.......-......... ..,. ,-, -, -,,,... j f 'i-'wr15 , f - '-Ti' l V , H , .l.fii 5 4 w.,, M ,,,,, ,, , , rw... ,,-.---,---..,-, ,, .-....-.--c,.-..- . .... , , ., ...J JOHN HULSE A man convinced against his will, Is of the same opinion still. John Hulse, measure the name and you have his heightg but then good things come in small packages alld so does poison. This gen- tleman shows a great tendency for biufling even in American History. John's greatest diversion is arguing with Miss Cronk during the Zero hour. He is old enough for a first love but without suiliciernt experience. Uohn says, Aw, how do you know? j 1'VhLYlN JOHIN SON Just saucy enough to be witty Jus dainty enough to be neat Five feet two and eyes of blue' That 1S Ev' For a while thought Evelyn was dxetmg, as she was so lnterested in Scales but Just at present we guess she is study mg parcel post or do you spell it Purcell' Rl IH RAI MBACH irl she seemed of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrows Her pleasant manner cheery and ex er ready smile that llghts un her whole countenance and her fl'16l'lCllX loyal natule make thoe who know her best feel that they can always rely upon her for fr1endsh1p and sy mpathy Ruth 1S Keri muslcal too and has a Yl lx contralto VOICE that dellfrhts her hearers She makes frequent visits to the hospital inspectlng All wards ElHl' L KLINF He who speaketh much doeth little I speak little hthel 1S probably the most qulet member of our class She speak only when spoken to and even then her answers are brief She could smile often if she would, but seems to be saying the pleasure for rare ,I - r Y u , ' t ' . ' ' , ' . ' . ' we ,H -A L A AAA lr' ., , 99 . , . Y - A . 1 , . .v, v Q l - l .V . . 7 .V l 1 J -C- U . ' . - ' , ' , ' U - , LY , , as . 'V . ' U ! Y ' . , v ' D occasions, such as, the arrival of a steamer from Porto Rico. ' l fgfzs. ' Lei 8 Y ..,l , ,, .,., ,.,, , ,lv , , , , A 1 , ,V -

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x,i:'.fff:Sf.f'f'f1wggL?,f,'gf5,:,g51'ff+f s c MARGARET LYBOLT And still the wonder grew and grew That one small head could carry all she knew. Behold the thoughtful brow and the scholarly air that charac- terize the talented mind of one of our honor students. During her school days Margaret has shown an insatiable thirst for knowledge and may be called a student in every sense of the word. Margaret would rather die than be unfaithful to a friend or to her true self and out of school she will be one of those grand women who make the world better bx being in it FLORI' NC F 'VlcCAI' FRLY Life wlll be dellsh with a sunny dlsposlsh Look' Here is the rushin red haired miss of our class The fa xorite pastime of freckles 1S trxlng to fall asleep Jn Chapel as far as we know she has never succeeded in dolng this Several tlmes we haxe noticed her head bobbing to and fro in t1me with the peppx songs which are sung there Flo however 1S one of the harde t workers, and the Class of 27 would not be complete without her Did x ou ever notice how Florence manages to be present at all games with Larbondalel How can xou stop playing Jacks long enough for this ' WILLI ANI VlcCARTHY And still Bill has a heart, Tho its oft been hit hs Cupid s dart Bill believes in takin the world as it comes and he never worries about the turns and bumps in life ffootball excludedj W1ll1e quiet dllllgent and unassuming He is a good student Cwhen he feels like itl and as an athlete he has often delighted us What more could we want Gentleman athlete and scholar We the Class of 97 sxncerely hope that B1ll max follow the Lain to success Bright was the friendship of her eyes Charlotte possesses a quiet frlendlw undemonstratne dispos troll preferring to be seen rather than heard One thing that we do know about Charlotte, however is that she has a fondness for Smith s ice cream and milk shakes She is the xoung lady wh: signs her John Doe Eddie Smith or what vou will to our class records Prudence and caution is wisdom s wot, 1s the saving which describes Charlotte at her studies at least so we have often noted . n Y V 1 L v Y , y . . . 0 D ' . . . s - A A L ' u ' ,' ' i ,' , ' ' Tn . . ' ' ' ' ' 1 i . . ' v . . H ,, . Y. . - ' s ! V . . . . . U v,, ' . x ' , ' 14 ,H , ' S v Y , ' ' Y . I A . 'I y Y v' CK Y! , 6, . . I ! ' Y ' , ' ' 9 Y! . C, . . A . ' ' , 1 . ' ' is , , .,.' . l . ' Y Y . , , . , ... ' Y ' , , Cl ' 7, CHARLOTIE McCARTY CC ' ' ' Q! . .. . ' , ' g, . ' .1- Y ' v v , ' 0 ll ' ! V! ' ' ' V v I , , , 5 . . KL ' ' ,' Y , l! ' ' , ' ' l ' u 1 v . . . , . , . .