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

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if 'Q V CHRISTOPHER MARION Silence is Golden. Here is the silent member of our Class. Chris is inter- ested in aviation, and he intends to go away to school next year. No one seems to know whether he has a heart throb or not. Our guess is that he is too busy to bother with the oppo- site sex. WILLLIAM MCCOOEY This quick-witted Senior comes from Birdtown. He is very studious, and his jolliness has won him many friends. He can usually be found at the Village Hall in Sparrowbush. MARY MCDONALD Another Greenville-ite Mary is a tall, slim lass from Greenville. She is very quiet and seems fond of studying, especially in Mrs. Sorrell's sixth period History C class. Mary will get places in life with her ,pleasing manner and ambitious attitude. FLORENCE MCKINNEY Florence is one of the sweet and popular girls of our Class. After school hours, she can be found working at the 5 and 10 or at the Hotel Minisink. By the way, Flo what is the .big attraction at the hotel? SENIOR 3 MEMOIRS

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A V - FLORENCE LAHEY The Girl with a Pleasing Personality. Florence, better known as Flo, is the member of our class representing the Fourth Ward. After school hours, she can be found working at the Union News Restaurant at the depot. Her friends are many, but Mary is her best pal. Her ambition is not known but with her initiative, she is bound to succeed in her chosen life's work. KENNETH LEWIS Our Gift to the Ladies. Ken is one of the tall, dark, and handsome Romeos of our Class. He can be seen Warbling with the rest of the Glee Club members whenever they appear in public. We often see Ken riding around in a Ford V8, going in no particular direction. We wonder who that blonde girl is, Ken. JOSEPH LOMBARDO Joe is a very smart History student. We are skeptical as to whether he likes the subject, or whether he likes to tease Mrs. Sorrell. Which is it, Joe. JOHN LOWERY Jack is a quiet Irishman with the desire to make a big man of himself in the field of aviation. The U. S. Air Corps now hold a great attraction for him. We hear that he has a hard time choosing between his two heart throbsf' Good luck to you in everything you do, John. .4 semen MEMOIRS - ' ' '

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.A V VIRGINIA MCKINNEY Sports Are My I-lobby! Ginny, a well liked member of the Senior Class, is an active member of the French Club, and a participant in all sports. She and her pal, Bea, have a habit of wandering into Senior Room a second before last bell rings. A certain prep school up-state, along with the song, My Highland Laddie, holds Ginny's attention at present. Can this laddie's name be Joe? RAYOLA MCLAUGHLIN She Has Style! This young lady, whose favorite subject is typing, was voted the best dressed girl in the Class of '3'7. She can usually be found talking or whispering to her friend Claire. BEATRICE MERKENSCHLAGER To Bea or Not to Bea. This Senior is forever 'fBob ing in and out of mischief. She plays basketball, is a member of the French Club and a loyal rooter of P. J. H. S. We hear she wants to be a Banker, Well, you never can tell, Bea! The Senior Class wishes you the best of luck. SUSETTE MEYER Just Call Me 'Bud'. -, Bud is the Treasurer of the German Club and a mem- ber of the Girls' basketball team. She is very fond of Cole's milk, but we have reason to believe that it's their t Chink J driver. Why does your face brighten when you receive one of those secret letters from New York? Good luck, Budf' EAi'E,Clb?5s 3 A I I