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

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939 William E. Strain Love me, love my dogrf' Our future Tom Dewey, besides being the popular president of the Senior Class, finds time to be a hard-working member of le Cercle Francais, the Boys' Hi-Y, the Student Council and the Pythagoras Club. Also, he acts, he debates and he orates. Bill's name is always near the top of the honor roll, too. In his spare moments he pursues his hobby of raising puppies. Thanks to Glen Spey for giving '39 a most illustrious and fearless leader! SENIOR MEMOIRS

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Preizdenl .... Vice Preiident . . Secretary .... Treaxurer .... Social Chairman .. Axelband, Fred Babey, Walter John Baran, Sophie Barbarino, James A. Beagle, Axford Bedell, Elizabeth Bishop, Claire Bonney, Margaret Boyle, Edward F. Brush, Shirley Canfield, Martin Carlson, Hildur Cashman, Mary Cherry, Grace Clark, Lawrence Cleary, john Collins, Francis Connelly, Frank Connelly, Vincent Cooper, Betty Cordisco, Herman Crowell, Laura Cuddeback, Cornelius Cuddeback, Thomas A. Cunningham, Catherine Cunningham, Lois Dillistin, Carolyn J. Dinsmore, Flora Eckert, jane Eckes, David Eckes, Fred Everitt, Harold Fedorka, Nickolas Feingold, Samuel Felter, Richard Flanagan, Edward Fla.nnery, john Fleming, Albert Flynn, Wiilliam Freytag, Paul Fuchylo, Catherine A. Galvin, William T. Georgi, Harry Gilson, E. Jeanette CLAss Morro Vinci! qui .re vinci! 1 9 3 9 CLASS of 1939 MEMBERS Goble, Clarence Goldman, jack Goodfellow, joan Greenhalgh, Margaret Gregg, Marjorie Hallock, Lucile Hammond, Robert Harlor, Marion Hart, Anne Hawkins, jean Henion, Betty Hinkley, Lillian Houser, Caroline Hulse, Sylvia Husson, Anna May Kawalec, Peter King, Clarence Kinney, John Klein, Clifford Kline, Betty Knight, Douglas Kowal, Mary Kuziw, Anne Lamb, Elizabeth Levinson, Harry Lewis, john Luckey, Margaret Lybolt, Anne MacDonald, Anne Maney, Forest Marchant, Lewis Markiewicz, Frank Marko, john McKeeby, Leon McKinney, Loretta Mead, Marion Melnick, Fannie Michulcki, Joseph Mulvaney, Joseph Murphy, Ann Noe, Donald K. Norman, Gertrude Norman, Ruth O'Malley, James A. Onofry, Viola CLASS FLOWER Tea Roie SENIOR MEMOIRS . , . .WILLIAM E. STRAIN . . .JAMES 'O'lVlALLEX . . . .JEAN HAWKINS . . . MAR JORIE GREGG . . . .HAROLD THURSTON Pantley, Donald Parkes, Lester M. Percival, Harriet M. Percival, jack Perry, Stella Phillips, Elizabeth Prussia, Elizabeth Robinson, Austin Robinson, Edward Rolles, Marie Russell, Gilbert Salmon, Patricia Saunders, Etta B. Schoeninger, Florence Schults, George Shaw, Eleanor Skinner, Jeanne Skinner, Katherine Smith, Alice Smith, Margaret J. Stankiewicz, joseph Stearns, Shirley Strain, William E. Stratton, Aileen Sutton, Vera Sweeney, Leo Tangen, jack Thurston, Harold E. Tyler, Raymond Van Auken, Bradford Wagner, Jean Waitherwerch, Francis Waller, Arline Westbrook, Robert Wheeler, Thomas R. Wilfbur, Carl Wflilliams, Kathryn Wilson, Richard Witt, Catherine Worzel, Warren W. Wykoff, Dorothy Wykoff, Ruth A. Yntema, Anne Zeger, joseph CLASS COLORS Maroon and Gold

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1939 Axelband, Fred Our loot-tool boy! Fred is one of the more serious Seniors. He plays a trumpet in the band and orchestra, and is an active member of the Boys' Glee Club and French Club. ln his spare time, he is usually seen with Bernie, his pal. His future is undecided, but we all wish him luck in whatever he may do. Bcrbey, Walter Iohn Babey on the Muck mine ix ra whiz When haf on roller Jkdlff, boa' lhey Jiz! Walt is one of our best liked fellows, especially by the fair sex. His pleasing personality has won him a score of friends. As a trackman Babey is a flash. Besides his athletic ability, Walt has a knack for roller-skating. With these assets, he will surely have a successful future. Baran. Sophie lVb0 .raid that shorthand if bard? Sophie is one of the quiet members of our class. She can usually be seen with her pal, Lillian. Sophie's favorite subject is shorthand, and her high grades prove this. When she embarks on her probable secretarial career, she will have the best wishes of the Class of '39 for her success. Barbarino. Icxmes A. Which my d1u!. ' jim is thought to have a secret ambition to be a reporter. If he shows as much determination in his chosen career as he has shown as a member of our D. U. S. O. championship football team, he is bound to succeed. jim was also on the track team and was a pole vaulter of no mean ability. You may feel sure that you have the best wishes of your classmates, Jim. SENIOR MEMOIRS