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

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1939 Beagle, Axiord A towering Senior Hail to the editor-in-chief of our classbook!-a boy who has always maintained high standings in his studies. He has also found time to participate in the activities of the Boys' Hi-Y, and to represent his homeroom on the Student Council. There is no doubt in our minds that Ackie will succeed in whatever he decides to do. Bedell. Elizabeth Quiet nf 4 rnoufe This young lass from Greenville has gallantly weathered the tur- bulent years of high school. She finds shorthand comparatively easy, and hopes to take up secretarial work when she leaves sohool. We hope that her many fine qualities will bring her happiness. Bishop, Claire Any z1nzbrellaJ? We have a little red head in our class. She's quite a singer and a pretty lass. Claire is a basketball fan. She can often be found at the Y with Loretta or at the Rink . She sang in the Senior Minstrels and was very well received. Bonney. Margaret Did yon bring your dum? This attractive miss is treasurer of the Girls' Hi-Y, and she has served her office faithfully. Personality accounts for her popularity. She can usually be seen wherever Mary and Peg are. Margaret has no immediate plans for the future, but success and good luck to you, classmate! SENIOR MEMOIRS

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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

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1939 Boyle, Edward F. Better knouvz df Kidder Kidder has quite a list of accomplishments. He is a football man, and president of the Student Council. His oratorical powers have proven very useful at our class meetings?? His initiative and steadfastness will undoubtedly be a great benefit to him in his future life, and guarantee him success. Brush. Shirley Locker loolder-l1p,f7er Shirley is a popular member of the Senior Class. She has taken an active part in Girls' Basketball and other Girls' A. A. activities. Shirley is a frequent visitor to the What did your father say to the young man who leaned against the door bell for fifteen minutes straight in the wee small hours of the morning? Canfield, Martin A future Golden Glover Marty is from West End. During the summer vacation he spends his time camping with some of his many pals or playing baseball with a sandlot team. ln more serious moods he turns to music and is quite an accomplished violinist. He also plays the french horn and the guitar. Martin plans to attend a music school after graduation. Carlson, Hildur Luft bn! no! leaf! Pete , one of our more popular Seniors, comes from West End. She is an ardent skating enthusiast and is an active member of the Her presence at all athletic contests indicates her fondness for sports. We are positive that Pete's scholastic attainments and her friendly attitude will 'bring her luck in years to come. SENIOR MEMOIRS