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

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THE SENIORS l Joseph Cashman Try as he might Joe can't keep out of the limelight. Our Class President is the most popular fellow in our Class, es- pec-iully with the luzibes. He goes in for Colm' in ai big way, CRuJtan being his favorite, Joe, the class athlete. was :L very capable presi- dent :ind the mznnnei' in whivh he handled the affairs uf the Class proved that he will make a successful business num. AN NOU NCER

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1'l'l'Sll.l0Ilf .......... Vu--I'1'1-sidx-lit ..... . l Q'l'l'1'lill'5' ........... I l'1'ilSllf'1'l' .................. hm-ml Cll2lll'lllilll ........ Aber, Edwin Appleyard, Glenn Backus, Russell Bennett, Fern Boyd, Mary Boyle, Bradley Bradford, Donald Brennan, Paul Brooks, Frances J. Canfield, B. Louise Carroll, William Cashman, Joseph Casterlin, Ralph Coleman, Margaretta Conkling, Christine Coulter, Evelyn Cuddeback, Marion Culver, Elsie DeMond, Margaret Ernst. Hannah Everitt, Helen Feingold. Harry Flanagan, Jane Foster, Eva ll Q CLASS OF 1932 OFFICERS Graiger, Helene Green, Malcolm Hadlick, Michael Hart, Eleanor Hart, Elizabeth Hawkins, Ruth Heise, Marian Hinkley, Theodore Honig, Nathan J ackovich, Sophie Jones, Edward Kelly, William Kent, Alice Kent, Caroline Kenyon, Marjorie MacAlla, James Mackechnie, Ruth MacKeeby, Glenn Marchant, Adelaide McCaffrey, Agnes Meloi, Josephine Merkenschlager, Evelyn Mori, Mareitta Neenan, John JOSEPH CASHMAN ELSIE CULVER HANNAH ERNST FRANK Nom GLENN YOUNG Nolan, Helen Page, Marion Quackenbush, Doris Reeves, Dorothy Rosner, Sylvia Schofield, Beatrice Schwieger, Dorothy Shaffer, Dorothy Sharples, Robert Sheldon, Wells Shields, Kenneth Skelenger, Catherine Space, Lillian Steckley, William Stone, Arlyne Sweeney, Morgan Tanczyn, Mary Thompson, Jeannette Topper, Sam Van Auken, Henry Van Sickle, Fred Waithiewerch, Sophie Walker, Louise Weiss, Kathleen Gates, Charles Noe, Frank Wieboldt, Richard Young, Glenn Zeger, Saul .ll uttu Uolors l'lt0GllESS Ul.l'E AND S11.vH1: AN NOUNCER

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1 linwm .XISHR Whoever heard of a redhead without a temper? l member of the class, hails from West l-'11, the only rerl-hnirer 1-Ind. He is an old stand-by of the Boys' Glee Club and has given us much enjoyment by his antics on the stage. Such ai regular fellow is sure to succeed in life. GLENN .Xl'l'l.EYAllD Q Tall and mighty! Glenn, the class giant, is quiet himself, but can he make the piano talk! His service as :nm-1-omlmnist of the Buys' Glee Club was indis- mensuhle. VVe think there is a lol of Irish in Glenn for he always says, l She hlllillll-'SU lMziinesj za lol to ine Af' llrssl-:1,1, HACKIFS ji r 4 A 2 A ,. 441, How about an ad Here we present Russ. the arliaglf the class. We hear Russ is am em-ly riser and may he seen delivering milk, usually on Pine Street, Sometimes we wonder if he misses teasing Miss Cronk. Best wishes for surf-ess on the road of life, Russ. Faux IRENNI-:'r'r Beauty and Knowledge are found in her. This is our atlrzu-tive representzitive from Sparrowbush. Each morning Fern journeys to these hulls of learning to secure knowl- emlpze in her own quiet wziy that will some day make her a sur-cessful se-1'ret:u'y. AN NOUNCER