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

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.LS- K af .maimed s ' sooec c, y c adsl JOHN McGRATH Oh, for a King -dom of my own! Johnnie McGrath, a quiet. agreeable, unassuming lad with a smile for everyone, seems to have taken for his motto No Women, unless, of course, he's kidding us along. But, never mind, a wide corres- pondence which is Werth a lot to him keeps him very busy. Just at present hes no doubt more interested in graduation than in thc weaker sex. But after that! Who can tell? J ANIES VIEDRICK Uh wad some power the glftle git us To see ourselves as lthers see us Jim, the capable cha1rman of our social committee who has been ever ready to sacrifice himself to our pleasure could easily pose for the advertising slogan What the well dressed man will wear is a clever de-bator too Well why shouldnt he be Jim seems 111 faxor of all Pros and Cons He is one of our would be busines men Of late he is often seen studxing the fine points of the grocery business We feel that he must be preparing to form a partnership with the Schneider Company of Warlowsburg or 15 It the Rose Lompanx of Matamoras -VVIELI A NlERRIT'1 Art is my evidence that something was is might be What can we say about Amelia to let you see her as we know her ' She 1s a friend indeed from whose deep brown ey es fun spar kles Her sy mpathv helps you and each dav reveals some new side of her chacter to admire It was IH Vermont that she passed thc first semester of her Sophomore year but realizing what she was missing Amelia returned to our midst welcomed by all It is most probable that she will later study illustrative art for which she ha unusual talent CH ARLOTTF MERRITT X tongue that can talk without harming Just mischief enough to tease This is our classmate Charlotte who might better be called 2 s chattenbow: Oh what a gift of gab she has' Talking, however, IS not her only pastime for she delights in playing basketball and now and then she studies Charlotte waits eagerly for each vacation time, when she starts for the hills of Vermont and 'tis said each day finds her visiting Chester where she loves the scenery, of course l tr.,--gvsg-I yziflll ALM' W , I 9 U 1 . f ' ' ' , ' H7 . . , ' ' sl , - ,' , n HJ . Y V , X . . . , . , N . V H A .YY H L .H ' , - ' I S . . s. .. 'I l v .' u w ' ,nv i X X - - u ' .77 ' . 4 A . Q Y ,, . 1 v. . . . ,, ' ! Y ! , ' . , . .- . ' l , ' . . . , L . . , . . . . K , D A J u I , ' ' A i ! ' ' n . ' ' . ' 1 rv . . , , . , u ' , rr ' ' . . , . . I Y r 1 , , I -A-I . A . ' P4 Q . ' ' ' .-- , is, . , - , lj , ,sf l P. J -.. :rpm f I S 4 sh I X .4 -'Ay 1.7,-,hm Hs.-:fr . , ,.-.- I , J ,, ,. ,.,..,:. f-. -, 4 kv-Q. .4.,,..-...... , .. ... . .L,,,,,, sh. ,

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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 . . . , . , . .

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f ' +A.-,-75 lf H6259- -ern, OLIW lu 'VIIDDLILTON Vlodest and shy as a bun is she Ou: seemingly quiet classmate Olive is we hear the direct oppo ite in her home town of Montague She is the onlx member of our class whose name will for countles: ages grace the front of a tomato can It IS a well known fact that Olne loves horses and that she leads a certain woung Romeo a merix chase especially when she 15 ln a b udebaker Her fax orlte song 1 Charlie My Boy we won de whx ARIHI R 0 HARA Lngenulty covereth a multitude of sms The .Seniors of 27 have enJoved sexeral samples of Irish wit that Artx is a terrible tease there is a serious side to his nature which is a most admirable quality Just now he is at that age when he looks upon all girls as necessalx euls howexer we believe he will one dax change his opinion of the fair sex We wonder what has been put on Arthurs head to keep him from growing while he ha een in High School RIC HARD PIPPITT A malady preys upon my heart whnch medicine cannot heal Here is the boy who believes in Barlx to bed and earlv to rise Dick is an ardent horticulturist who cultix ates the Rose He claims to like Matamoras but nevertheless we know his faxorite state is that of Virginia Dick has alwavs beell readx to kid Miss Cronk into giving him a 90 instead of Oh well well leaxe that blank H danced the minuet in the pa eant ln an able manner Thats only one wav of get mg a good Fnglish mark You know mann more dont xou, Dick' ANN A ROSNI' R 'lhe hand that follows intellect can aehleve There is no one in our class quite so studious as Anna Wherever she goes her books go, too Despite her red hair she is not fhghtly but rather concentrates on all her s udies to such il marked degree that she ought to be a teacher We are told that Anna spends most of her time embroiderlng Could it be a hope chest we wonder Time wlll tell tqtzfi Q i'F Q?3'f' iqqpi 1- 'x ,flick .. ,,,.,, -- -. 5- J'-fs-.vrfps pl - 1 it Lf 11.3 M.zj:Afg,--C' f ff-- ' ' AZ, Y 'f .,iLQ'5-fisl x 1 ,Q-f,,L -. 1, .---..-..,----- xx f+ ' 7 ,fm , Y Y Y --ff-1 2 ' g ' 1 w ' 66 V ' Q! . . L y .v y . y ' . X - S' ' , ' v W . Q ' ' . ' f ' v U 'V . . ' ' ' 'L '. . . 's ,-',, -' - r ' g? VW T l li Y ' ' . ' !9 from this diminutive son of the Emerald lsle. In spite of the fact ,, v,, . E .X . . . . Q , , . , . . ' . . 1' , g ' ' , ' ' 1 v' V .L I . . A .Vu C 1 7 ' . v' v ' s b ' 'I , C6 ' ' ' H . , V . L . HT -, . . .,, , .., . . . . . . i V V ,, . ,, . . H . . . . - Y Y , Q I 0 . . , , i . ., . . lg . I l , - v A' 4 ' - v V . ' 1 . - - . - 1 7 , ' ' , . . . . , u 1 . ' . . ' . ., . I . . , 1 .t ' ,. . x , -a 5 A l .,,,,.,'-ir: ig 5--.i , -, -1 I ,ff - , . --V V-, H A