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

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A ef WILLIAM COLEMAN Come on you guys, swing it. Bus is the popular orchestra leader of our Class. Be- sides practicing many hours a day, Bus works at UJoe's gas station and also studies. Bus's ambition is to become an orchestra leader and there is no doubt of his success because of his early start and already acquired experience. GRACE CUDDEBACK Who's the big attnaction in Middletown, Gracie? This lass from around the horn is a school reporter and a member of the Girls' Glee Club. She can usually be seen with her pal, Thelma. Although we know that she can do bigger and better things, Grace has decided to become a nurse. 'WILLIAM CUNNEEN We have chocolate, vanilla- Bill, as he is called, is a quiet addition to our Class lat .least he seems quiet in school.J Every afternoon after school, .Bill can be seen down at Mackey's, and he does a good job there, too. We like to see him pick up certain girls every morn- ing on the way to school. The Class wishes Bill a very happy life. ,KENNETH CURRY This young lad, sport editor of the f'Senior Memoirsf is '-well liked by his fellow classmates. Ken is a member of Le Cercle Francais and is always Willing to do his part in various ractivities. This Walter Winchellu of Port Jervis is bound to .be a success. .4 -A-' 'fe simon 3 P MEMOIRS

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4 'V I HOWARD CASWELL How Do You Do It, Howdy? Looking for Casswell? That's a cinch Just peer around for Mary Ann Lynch. He hates to miss school? That's what you think! Caswell says, It's just a waste of ink. Like the man on the flying trapeze, He floats round the rink with the greatest of ease. We hope he'll glide through life in the same easy manner And whatever the cause, he will carry the banner. VICTOR CASWELL We hear that Vic is particularly Benton becoming an artist. He likes about everything that Jean does, especially roller skating. Vic isn't quite decided as to what field he is going into, but we know that he will be a success in whatever he chooses. ANNE CHERRY Annie Doesn't Live Here Any More. Anne is a girl so merry. The last name is simply Cherry. She is studious and shyg And likes no particular guy. Sparrowbush is her home town, So this little b'rdie has no frown. We wish you the best of lucky Allihardships and sorrows may you duck. VERA COHEN She Likes to Gigglef' Vera is a very conscientious student-especially in History C. She hopes some day to become a private secretary. We know that with her pleasing personality and her ability to work, she will be a great success. By the way, Vera-How's Gus? 4 tssmoas gg gg ... P MEMOIRS 'A

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i V DANIEL DALY You can't tell a book by its cover. Dan, the composer of the class constitution, is an authority on the correct procedure used in dishing out ice-cream for which many girls have developed a great liking. Although very bashful, Dan is willing to co-operate to the best of his ability with his fellow Seniors. With his engaging personality, Dan will surely succeed and the class wishes him lots of suc- cess in his future work. EDNA DAVENPORT Dancing is my specialty. f'Ed, we call this fair-haired damsel. She is an active member of the Girls' Hi-Y and Le Circle Francais. As secre- tary of the Senior Class, Ed shows much ability. She seems to have a secret regard for Miss f'Thompson, and at basketball games one can hear her yelling Ray, Ray! Her dancing ability is sure to bring her fame. RICHARD DEPUY Tall, Dark, and Bashful Too. Richard is the Rio representative of our Class. He may be seen in school early mornings studying. his lessons and he is Mrs. Sorrell's History C Shark, FRANCES DEWEY This fair maiden is Frances by name No matter what happens, she's always the same. Frances is one of our classmates who is a genius in roller skating, and she can always be found at the rink. Little iJackieJ Horner is her favorite poem. By the way, have you noticed the absence of F'ran's class ring already? ENi'EDib?,3s3 C 4. offs A