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

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. gl ? lil l'il 1lAl'KI-Il'llNlE A mild exterior would mislead even the wisest. Ruth is :1 studinus girl with at secret passion for Glen Spey. Her quiet smile has won her many friends. XVe are sure that her pleas- ing lwrsnnality will curry her fur. GLENN MAf'iKi:E1:Y This class wanderer has traveled fer. Glenn's fm'o1'ite pastime is :arguing in Cummercinl Law Class. Maybe he is going to be a lawyer. who knows? But then he might gn in the Olive industry. XVe wonder what the reason is for those frequent trips to Franklin? AllEl,AlllE Mgx1u'uAN'r She's sweet, demure and gay, And seems most pleasing to Ray. Ad is one of the noisiestt?J members uf the class, and is very fnnml of American history, especially dates uf all kinds. Her ambi- tinn is tu bet-time at teacher, but we 4-:in hardly picture her as a. stern st-hunl marm. Auxizs 1lt'f'AFFREY Middletown finds favor here. Agnes McCaffrey otherwise known :is Aggie , is quite a favorite I in sehiml f-ircles. She should be called The Dancing Doll, and we l wonder if that is what attracts a Ttrjumble out of Middletown. E E l AN NOUNCER

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H 5 ALICE K ENT Changeable as the weather. Alice is one of the stars of the Girls' basketball and volleyball teams. She plans to go to Albany and take up teaching. There seems to be a magnetic attraction across the river for Alice. f'AIl0l.INE K ENT A modern Diana hunting for Buck. Caroline, another basketball star of the class, is frequently seen traveling toward Sparrowbush. Caroline is the first one to notice when it is getting dark and she cries Give me Light CLeichtJ, give me light! Your dancing ability and your crooning voice ought to take you far. -X fi .:- A -, . , AIIJCZRJ lKENYON l . J I , 1, Shh smiled, she winked, she conquered. .V I hIzi.1'g -a mean gavel as president of the Girls' Hi-Y. 1 r favorite son is Hark, the Herald fHaroldJ Angels Sing! which w ima ' e will soon be changed to Here Comes the Bride. 1' ,, .IAMES M A4'A1,1,A The greatest blusher in the class. Because of his willingness to lend a helping hand to those in trouble Jim has won a warm place in the hearts of many. Sonny Boy as he is sometimes called hardly ever appears without the blush which is making him famous. Jim seems to have a liking for that dear old song NVhen You and I XVere Young, Maggie. AN NOUNCER

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H i r f 5 i J o1asrHINE M EL01 Her helping hand is always present. , Here is one of our Montague representatives-a cheerful and ever-obliging miss. Jo appears to be very studious, but also very talkative, especially just before first period history class. The class of thirty-two hopes that your future may always be as happy as it seems to have been with P. J, H. S. l+1vEL1'N ltlulzmixsvliIuxcalan Says little, thinks much Evelyn, a pleasant dark-eyed Senior, refuses to comment upon her ambition, but if she tackles her future as she has her school work, we are sure she wi'l be a success. She is a consistent student, for the last four years has always found her name on the honor roll. M A1:E1T'rA Mom I've got rhythm, I've got music. Mareitta is one of the musical bright spots of our class. It gives her great pleasure to play in our Chapels, but lately she has been seen strolling through the Lanes about Port Jervis. Il 0 . . lf Jon rw NPlbllN.AN Z Prosperity is just arcund the corner. Johnnie, as he is better known to his classmates, seems to get a big kick out of arguing with Miss Thompson and trying to sell her one of his invincible Dodge cars. Johnnie's Irish wit and ready smile have won him many friends. VVe believe that if his advance- ment in the Dodge salesroom continues he will soon have the posi- tion of Mr. Chrysler. AN NOU NCER