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

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ess- L X gillgsdl' V til-INEVIEVE H .uvlmn A West End contribution to the Class of '31. Gen is a fair maiden who ventures each morn from the better part of Port Jervis tXVest Endj to get her education at the P. J. H. S. Her one aim is to be a nurse. Gen has been seen recently riding in a new Ford and she says: It's no fMcJCann. She appears to be quiet but she is always cheerful and friendly. li l.lZARE'l'll ll oA1m A smiling countenance wins many a friend. Elizabeth is one of the daily passengers on the Sparrowbush bus. She is studious and quiet and during her four years in high school has made an enviable record. Early this year she was interested in keys tespecially Lin-keysj but lately she has taken to Haze4nJ. J A uns H oLn1:N His voice is a whisper so modest and low The winsomest lad you ever did know. James is the it member of our class and he never ignores an opportunity to display his charm. W'hlle in school, his favorite haunts are the seventh period study hall and the library where he stays until sundown. James' one bad habit is the use of Anne for and. Although he is a resident of Matamoras he is often seen in Port Jervis, especially near Barcelow Street. IloNALD HYATT What care I what others do? I mind my own business. Meet the Class Artist. Don is the young man who has had charge of the artistic side of our Class Book. His ability to draw and to help has been utilized by the Dramatic Club. He has acquired quite a bit of prominence by playing in the High School Orchestra and by singing in the Boys' Glee Club. Mr. Chase's Chemistry Class is one of his very few stumbling blocks. AAENXGDRI ES

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nu.imolmi - f S Inari 2 V ll ' l lixlim' Foiusizs Continual cheer-fulness is a sign of wisdom. Here is Emily, the pride of Orange Streetg the mainstay of the school library. Although she seems to have a yearning for Chevro- lets und Heaters, nevertheless, this does not interfere with her studious nature. Emily comes early and stays late, and spends the whole day Working diligently. I imcfxlao GALVIN Gerard comes from Mill Rift, Humor with him is a ift And in Miss Cronk's English Four- But wait-he'll not be there anymore. Due to Gerard's sense of humor he was appointed Jokes Editor ot' the Class Book. Besides holding this position, he is one of the mninstnys of the Boys' Glee Club this year and one of Miss Cronk's pet pupils. YVe always thought he was a. retiring lad but, whut's this we hour of the visits at the eastern end of the Erie? ULIVEIK GEMMILL My kingdom for a woman. Ollie, as he is better known to his classmates, is one of the 11-:ivkmen of our Class. His favorite occupation, besides studying, is rzimbling around the thoroughfares of Port Jervis with Hank :und his Ford. XVe wonder why his travels take him into the DuBois Street neighborhood and Why his favorite subject is Helen of Troy. livin' G0'l l'LIEB Zeal is the foundation of success. Here is one of the future business women of our Senior Class. Ruby is another Yvest End girl who has proved to be a studious per- son und has obtained high honors in her school work. Ruby is un active member of the German Club and can play the piano well. She is fond of all sports and is a member of the Girl Scouts. NXENXGDRI ES

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I 0 Er--iv-I .... . . el-il ,.....,, F .,.. ,, MARY lorroro Mary's awfully good in class, Quiet as a cat, That is, when she wants to be, But Mary-when is that? Mary has one of the nicest dispositions in our Class, although at limes she is inclined to be very Frank. She's in a cheerful mood whenever you chance to meet her, and if you xvant some fun you'll always he safe in calling on Mary. Her interest seems to be directed toward Middletown, why?-we can't imagine. 4i1ciz.x1.1l .lixoriis When new records are made, I'Il make them. , Here we have our ambitious classmate Jerry, NVhat would our class have done without .Terry and that Ford ? But then-why walk when two can ride as easily as one? He says he hasn't any amhitions but we notice all his time is occupied in keeping up with the .lone-ses. ANNE -loNEs Our great thoughts, our great affections never leave us. Anne is one of the busiest girls in the Senior Class. She spends her time before a Mike at least twice a week and the rest of the time she can be found Buck ing along. The class is beginning to believe that she can kill two hirds with one stone. Anne wishes to be a successful business woman-barring herself from marriage, but not from enjoying life. lroias .IUYFE I take life as it comes. Doris is our laughing, generous, fun-loving representative from lllast Hope. She studies very hard in Eng.ish but Miss Cronk doesn't appreciate her abilities for she persists in saying Kennie for can he. She never complains about the cost of living as long as she 1-an receive Bills. NXENXGRI ES