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

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1939 Collins, Francis The lhinker Francis has a knack for keeping quiet. Poop hasn't much to say but he does a lot of thinking. Because of this we know little of his plans for the future. We are certain, however, that he will be a willing worker. Connelly. Frank MatamoraJ, here I rome Frank is quite a serious-appearing Senior. He is a sports' fan and is well informed on all the current sports' events. He spends much of his time with Paul and Joe. Frank expects to go into the field of commercial advertising and we know that fhe will succeed. Connelly, Vincent fm a leclmiral filtering Vince is a happy-go-lucky fellow who takes life as it comes. Many people have fallen victim to his witticisms. His favorite pastime is, listening to popular swing bands, and then seeing them in person in New York. He was elected by the Class to write their last will and testament for 'the classbook. Cooper. Betty foey'J pal We are indebted to West End for this titian-haired contribution to our class. Her pleasing personality has made her very popular. Betty is an outstanding shorthand student and slhould be a very efficient secretary. She has a smile for everyone, early in the morning or late in the afternoon, on a rainy or a sunny day. SENIOR MEMOIRS

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1939 Cashman, Mary Make way for llae .rlnort people Mary has a very jovial disposition, and is always seen in the midst of any excitement. She is a very popular member of the Girls' Hi-Y. Her conquests?? in the field of chemistry are known far and wide. She has many friends and foremost among them are Peg and Margaret, Cherry, Grace Belle of Birdlown For four years Grace has traveled to and from Port High on the Sparrowbush bus. She says that there is no other place like that spacious suburb of our fair city. Her high scholastic standing and her pleasing personality should certainly send ther well on the road to success and happiness. Clark, Lawrence The Arkamar Traveler Larry is one of the Class' great huntsmen and fishermen, and like others of the grou-p who are classed as sportsmen, he always has a doubtful story about the one which got away, -be it fish or game. To utilize the experience gained while pursuing these pleasures, he has decided to take up forestry for his life work. Cleary. Iohn I listen to the Mllkmdfllf Matinee. Duso , a name acquired because of his superior knowledge about statistics in the various sports of the nation, is a milkman. Perhaps that accounts for his wide.awake appearance at 8:30 and his drowsi- ness at 3:15. A great pal and a good fellow, we all wish success to you, jack! SENIOR MEMOIRS

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1939 Cordisco. Herman He dancer early, He dancer lale, Wifh all the elewlfelr He hay a dale. One of the most popular boys in the class, Monty always greets you with a smile and a cheery, Hello! He is a member of the Boys' Glee Club, and is one of the most accomplished dancers of our school, having a charter membership in the Mebbah Swing Club. His capacity to make friends and to hold them assures Monty of success in whatever he may undertake. Crowell, Laura Peiile and neu! Laura is a girl about whom only good things may be said. She is one of those extreme rarities, a quiet, demure, studious blond. Each day she walks home from school with her friend, Catherine. We feel sure that she will find no difficulty in fulfilling her ambition. Cuddeback, Cornelius Since talk if cheap, he Jays lilzle Barney comes from around the horn . He plans to build a bridge across the Neversink River so he can have a shortcut to Port Jervis, and we don't blame him. Barney , a very responsible mon- itor in the halls, is a very quiet fellow except at Hi-Y meetings. He is a serious student and will succeed in whatever he chooses to do. Cuddeback. Thomas A. Ola, hon' I zvozzld like I0 flyf' Tom is a very likeable fellow and is always wearing a big smile. His favorite summer pastime is playing golf. Some day he hopes to break par. Tom has a mechanical ability which should certainly enable him to go far in his chosen field, that of an airplane mechanic. SENIOR MEMOIRS