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

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, . llo1:o'1'l1Y ROTIISC IIILD She greets you kindly, one and aIl. A Dot is one of these delicate girls who goes in strongly for that sweet essence of Yardley's English Lavender. Reciting in the Amer- ican History Class has been her hardest work as a Senior. Dorothy is a very quiet girl in school, and apparently has no use for the opposite sex. XYe are quite sure that there will always be a great attraction in life for Dorothy. ll1c1.nN Sc111.1-:Eu A friend well worth havin . The saying all good things come in small packages we find false in He-len's case, because everyone seems to be fond of' her. Her summers are spent at Rock View and she is famous for her manner of saying Don, XVe hear that Helen's ambition is to be a nurse and we wish her all the success in the world. v RAY SPANGENRERG Across the tracks and over the bridge to Matamoras we go. Behold! A bird of passage whose flights take him into the wilds of Ridgewood, N. J., or even Matamoras. This is one of the boys of our class who has a delicate nature. VVe suppose that when the rare days of June arrive he will put away his Shaffer supplies and get out his canoe. Ray's favorite pastime besides canoeing is singing and he seems to spend a lot of his time singing Elizabeth There are chances of his becoming a preacher- You wouldn't kid a pal, would you? A1.1vi-1 T.xYI,on A pretty irl and a nice one, too! Alice is one of the best liked girls in the Senior Class. She is very studious and we always see her name on the Honor Roll. Be- sides that she likes to dance and have a good time-therefore she is often seen Bob bing about especially on the Erie Railroad with her pal Hartsy. NXENXCDRI ES

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iilhanl 1 ill 2' I ...... l ,,,..,, , MAn.1om1f: RAyNo1c On with the dance: let joy be unconfinedf' Behold our Class Secretary, Marje. This is not the only position she holds in the school, for she is a member of the Girls' Glee Club, the French Club, and is jokes editor of the Por-Je. During her four years with us, Marje has earned a reputation for smiling.: no matter what the trouble is. She used to have a fondness for the Erie Rail- road, but of late her interest has changed to Nash autos. We Won- der why she took such an interest in the Class Book, especially in the advertising section and why she prefers to Ulet the laundry do it. lVll.l.IAM Rmm1NG'roN I am it, them, and those. Hill, who is very athletic likes walking, especially to VVest End v to see Pete, He can be seen at any athletic event of any kind, especially football and basketball where his personality is felt at all times. One of his favorite arguments is why the name of the pic- ture My Man should he changed to Her Man. U .low R0lll'lll'I'Y A crusader from West End. This is Joe, a popular member of the Class. who travels all the way from West End every morning. Perhaps his popularity comes from the good-natured grin which he always wears. Rain or shine, Joe is in good humor. Joe seems to show a preference for Dear hunting in Sparrowbush and we wonder why. lnxrlu-:Num ROCKELEIN Hail to our Editor-ln-Chief! Laurence is a very busy person for besides being editor-in-chief of the Class Book and the Por-Je, he is the pianist for the Boys' Glee Club and the High School Orchestra. Rocky doesn't care much for school athletics because he gets enoug in Pennsylvania. Laurence hopes to be a theatrical manager some day so he is learning the business at the Strand-Ritz from the bot- h exercise seeking Cole tom up. NXENXCDRI ES

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Q 1 E ll.2.lI l '-l 5 l ...U .....,...... Lrrr 'l'1cori:ANo Pm just as jolly as can be, Why isn't everyone like me? Lucy should have lived near the school instead of in Sparrow- lmush. As it is, she's been wearing herself thin catching the 8:01 bus to school every morning. Excluding French Club, the one thing Lucy likes better than laughing, is more laughing. linwanp XVES'l'llllUOK The world knows nothing of its greatest men. This is the picture of our handsome classmate, lidward. Al- though he is very fond of playing tennis and baseball, his hair is always in place. Perhaps this explains his frequent absence from the room, or is he out in the hall practicing Carrolls'? We have our own idea and we will let you figure it out for yourself. ICDNA NV1i.soN I can a-Ford anything. This quiet looking miss with a. winning smile comes to P. J. H. S. every morning driving her own car. She has many friends who are confident that through her persistent work she will gain success. ludna s chief aim in life is to become a farmer, raising oats Or, XVheat. And by the way, Edna's hair is naturally curly. Si'1.v1A ZIl'l'EN A quiet girl with winning ways, Prizes, honors, words of praise: A nicer girl you'll never meet, Gentle, charming and petite. Our Sylvia is one of those, perpetual motion girls. During her four years in High School, she has made an enviable record. She is a hard worker, a lover of fun and is always willing to help on any committee or special group. VVe understand Sylvia intends to study law and we feel sure her success in public speaking will help greatly in her career a. modern Portia.. The good will of the class goes with you, Sylvia! NXENXGDRI ES