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

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Holden, Betty Vice-President In chapel, school, home, Senior meetings, everywhere Betty is without question chosen as our best girl speaker. Along with being the Vice-President of our class, she has found time for the Athenian Club. A bright future is in store for her, we hope. Connelly, Tom Treasurer No doubt Tom's personality aided him in performing faith- fully his job as the class treasurer. By the class he is remem- bered as the best dressed Senior, the boy with the prettiest hair and with the best personality. These valuable traits made Tom is a worthy member of the Hi-Y, French Club, Por-Je Staff, and in sports, track and baseball. Monahan, Kathryn Secretary Seeing that Kate has been chosen as the best girl ath- lete, the best all-around girl and the girl with the outstand- ing personality, one is not required to write further about her. She has proven herself a capable leader as our Class Secretary, and in the Hi-Y and French Club. So long, Kate ! Blasiar, Emily Social Chairman A Take a deep breath and then read the much-deserved honors bestowed on Emily by the Senior Class. First she was elected the smartest, the most ambitious and most active girl. On top of that in a tie for first place she was chosen as the girl most likely to succeed. She was voted also as the best leader and the girl with the biggest drag. Emily thus seems to be an outstanding Senior. Besides being our Social Chairman for two consecutive years, she has been an active member of the Girls' Hi-Y, French Club and the Por-Je Staff. Now may we gasp a breath of good luck to her undoubted success hereafter. '

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V W L...,..- COSLICK, CLARENCE Hail to Our Senior Class President Throughout the year we have witnessed Bud's unfailing patience during our gruelling Senior meetings. He was voted by the Seniors the handsomest boy and the most out-standing ladies' man. Besides being the efficient Class President, he has been active in the Hi-Y, track, French Club, Rifle Club, in the military camp 1C.M.T.C.J and last, but not least, in the Jones Boys' Club. '

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Aber, Evelyn Although everyone of us is envious of Evelyn when we cast our eyes on the honor roll semester after semester that she either has the highest standing or very near it, we are all the more proud that she is in our class graduating with us. Be- cause of her very evident success in school, the Senior Class has, Without hesitation, chosen her as the girl most likely to succeed. Allen, Arlene Excelling in her favorite subject, history, Arlene seems to take her school life seriously. This seriousness will undoubt- edly continue and affect favorably her chosen profession, no matter what it may be. Thus we can Wish her the best of luck for a promising future. A Armstrong, George Here We have a quiet lad. Probably it's because he comes from a quiet place, a farm in Montague. George, too, is fond of History C so much so that he has taken three years of it. Since he considers farming his favorite pastime, there is a probability that he will choose it for his vocation. Only time can tell, but for the present we can just hope that he succeeds in any choice. Aughton, Harold During his four years of high school Harold has not only kept up faithfully his studies but has also participated in other various outdoor activities. Among these were three years of track, one year of football, one year on the Por-Je Staff and a month of military life at the C.M.T.C., Plattsburgh, New York. Harold likes best to strum on a guitar. Maybe to some lady fair!