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

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H 5 lll'AllGAllE'l l'A fTo1,EMAN A smiling face is welcome every place. 1Vl!ll'g2lF9tlZJ., alias Mike is usually seen with her pals HXVZLQDQFH and 'lBl'0SS.l' She is an example of that rare type-friendly and in- dustrious. lllargaretta greets everyone with .21 smile and a cheery disposition. XVe know that if she tackles her life work as she has lzer studies, she will suc-Ceed. fl IIRISTINE CON KLING Monticello's contribution to the Senior Class. Chris, who joined us in our senior year, has readily made her- self one of us and gained I1 host of friends. This petite goldllocks is fond of singing the latest songs, especially l re-ddie the Fresh- man. lfIv1c1.YN f,l0l'l.'l'l-ll! Evelyn loves music ln it she found An early debut ln old Sweetheart Town. , - Evelyn is a shy, scholarly girl. whose smile comes straight from time heart, and oh, how she likes to dance! M.x1:1oN Cl'DnE1:Ar'K Watch out for these quiet people! Marion van always be found working hard on shorthand, and is often seen with Margaretta. XVe have hcard that Marion is very fond ol hiking, and we wonder if she does it for pleasure alone. Good luck, Marion! Q F AN NOUNCER

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H 1-3 l n,xNri:s .l. linooks Our towering senior, Frances Brooks, Travels the hall with an armful of books. Keeping up with the Jone-ses doesnt seem to be such a hard task for Frances. She even joined the Girls' Hi-Y to keep up this reputation. Won't you tell us where you got those sophisticated eyes, Fran? She is known for her calmness in American History. Lorisiz lk. f'ANr1i-11,0 A basketball team all by herself. Ili, there! is Louise's cheery greeting to everyone, everyplace. amd Oh my! She plays good basketball in an bright Red suit, and what an sense uf humor! Tut! Tut! XYll,l,lAISl CARROLL The smallest boy in the class. Bill, a small boy with a mighty voice, delights in showing his speed in shorthand and trying to talk Miss Richards into raising his mark. Have you noticed that hazy look in Bill's eyes, for he says I keep seeing Dots before my eyes. We wonder why? HAl.l'll l'AS'l'ERI,IN Gentlemen prefer blondes. Our great football hero, Casty, can usually he found wandering up and down Main Street or standing by the locker near the book- keeping room, This an-tive member of the Hi-Y is very modest, and is never 'een without his Jean'S. 3 .4 Q67 AN NOU NCER

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A ? 'C X . ,N X! fl r J J I r l',1.s1r: l'1.vi:1t g 'f If ch populdeflty must be deserved. th Elsie, vice-president of our class. may he seen at any time wl a smile on her face and her hair in sllsurder. Elsie participates in :ill school activities. ller dimples und her alluring eyes will bring' her fume. Bl,x1u:,u:i:'r llElll0ND Talent and graciousness are hers. One muy always find 1llI'll'i-flll'9I'S mime on the honor roll, and not just 55, either. Margaret displays her musical ability in chapel. ller willing oo-operation has won for her the secretary-ship of the Girls' Glee Club. VVQ hear rumors of her weakness for our rlval, llidtlletnwn. IIANNAII l'11:Ns'r Let a smile be your umbrella, girls! llzinnuli is a very nvtive member of the class of thirty-two. Her hanlnit of giggling does not fit in with the dignity of her position as uh's favorite pastime is playing cards espeeizlllx' with that certain partner :mtl her favorite candy is Oh tllenryjf' sec-retary of our class. Hann l I El .HN lCVElll'l'T Since talk is cheap, she says little. Although Helen comes to Port Jervis for her schooling, she is still at Jerseyite at heart, :ls mm be seen by her attendance at all soviztl funvtions. Most people simply :lbhor Bills, but not Helen. ' She has an unusual flair for them. XVell, Helen, the class wishes , you sum-vess as a tezwher. F AN NOU NCERl