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

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Gould, John Girls do not seem to interest this studious Senior whose bashfulness shows itself everywhere but in History C. John's name may be found on the honor roll every tri-term. Playing football with the Torpedoes and dancing are his favorite hob- bles. John, indeed, is a Well-liked boy Wlio Wil undoubtedly find success in his chosen field. Grassey, Elvira Elvira, one of the blonde members of our class, is an ac- complished pianist. She is very fond of bowling and when not doing that, dancing is a favorite pastime. Strange as it may seem she really likes History C. Keep up the good work, Elvira, and success is yours. I-Iale, James I'll stick to my flowers. Sk'ip'l is a well known member of our class. Although he studies hard, he finds time to do odd jobs in the office and to take an active part on the track team. His favorite subjects are English and History but his hobby is gardening. Hamilton, Hazel Hazel is a friendly, studious Senior who has acquired many friends with her pleasing manner. She is musically inclined but has chosen teaching as her profession. The best of luck, Hazel!

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Harrison, James Shadow, as he is called, likes to kid the teachers, espec- ially in History and English, but emphatically not in French. He rates high in all his subjects and likes sports, himself shin- ing as a star on our basketball court. Everywhere he goes he has a reserve supply of wit and he is well-liked. Good-bye, Shadow, until we hear from you and the Grants again. Hawkins, Fred Fred is one of our brightest students, excelling in all his subjects. He is a member of the French and Photography Clubs. His hobbies are photogrophy and winning pennies from Mr. Marsh in History Class. Fred proved himself to be the most ambitious boy in the Class of '38. We all wish him suc- cess. Hawkins, Richard To be or not to be. A'Dick Hawkins hails from the far West Eztdg Well known is he io us all, Trapping and hunting is his usual trend, Though he hastens when Matamoras calls. Hazelton, George Behold the Class Artist! George, quiet and studious, is the Art Editor of the Class Book. He is also a member of the thriving fraternity known as The Jones Boys' Club. We understand that his ambition is to become a game warden. May fortune be your guiding star.