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

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ROBERT PORTER Tall, Dark and Handsome! A high and mighty member of the Senior Class is Bob. As a scholar, 'Bob ' is unsurpassable, and he has proven his right to be among the leaders. We do not know Bob's am- bition, but we know that his chosen work will be worthy. AGNES POWRIE Music Hath Charms. Agnes, a smiling, good-natured Senior is the President of the Girls' Glee Club. Many of our morning chapels have been brightened by her performance at the piano. She is often seen wandering across the Barrett bridge to Matamoras. What is the reason, Agnes? We wish you success in your chosen field of music, Agnes. CHARLES QUICK You may see Charles and his friend Dan Westfall riding on their motorcycle, racing toward Orchard and Barcelow streets. We wonder who she is Charlie? He is a popular mem- ber of the Hobo Club and is very proud of his red shirt. JACK QUINN Here comes Big Jack Quinn. He's tall but not so thin. Jack is noted for his athletic ability and has been a mem- ber of the basketball and football teams. Jack passes much of his time away with the t'gang at F1ynn's Gas Station. We understand that his favorite subject is History C, Is that cor- rect Jack? 4 E sermon MEMOIRS '

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-A If RUTH OLLEAR Intelligence Personiiied. Ruth is one of the smartest girls of our class and a very capable member of the classbook sta1T. She is also a member of the Girls' Hi-Y and the German Club. She is not especially studious but knows all the answers. JOHN O'NEILL Just Call Me Jack. Jack is one of our imported scholars who hails from Mon- tague. He is an active member of the Montague A. C. He likes the girls and, in turn, is liked by them. We hear his favorite song is MartKhJa. Good luck to you, Jack. LILLIAN OSTERHOUT Where's My Bodyguard, Marian? Lil come from Sparrowbush and is always seen accom- panied by her pal, Marian Tropeano. We hear that Lillian has a desire to deliver pastries for Fogelson's Bakery. She fiShinesJ in all her commercial subjects, and we wish her suc- .cess in her chosen line. DOMINIC PETITO The Ladies' Man. Dutch, the boy with the bow-tie, spends his spare time fconvincing fair damsels of their charm. He is a prominent iigure on the football field, basketball court, and baseball dia- mond-one might say usmall but mighty. Dutch's destina- tion is not definite. Perhaps he will work in a iMi11iieJ or be- come a soldier, for he likes Marches. ,4 B ssmon 1 P MEMOIRS

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.4 sermon -4 V JOHN REED Boy, let me at that cinder track! Johnny, our worthy president, always starts the class meetings with, Are you iFJready? He is a star track man and has won many honors for the quarter mile. Johnny es- pecially likes dancing and fMcJDill pickles. His ambition is chemical engineering. ANITA REILLY Small, dark and very petite I-Iails from Fourth Ward- And we call her Nete. Nete is one of our most popular girls and was voted the best dancer in the Senior Class. She is the Treasurer of the Girls' Hi-Y and is one of those unforgettable Colleens. ' Al- though Nete has a weakness for History C and football play- ers, she has plenty of time to visit her pals in Middletown and to be with her pal Dote. PATSY RICCIARDI I'm an insurance man. Pat, as he is known to everyone., is one of the most hum- orous boys of the class. Pat's hobby seems to be dancing, especially with a certain dark brunette. He was an active member of the varsity basketball team in past years and was this year a member of that undefeatable Legion team. VIRGINIA RQIPPON A I'll lay you ten to one-9 Ginger, as she is known to her friends, can usually be found at the Y, She is also an active member of the French Club and the Hi-Y. She is very fond of driving around in 'Buicks and is a lover of outdoor sports. 'AGinger is the Social Chairman for the Senior Class and Art Editor for our Class Book. Best of Luck! MEMOIRS Q