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

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1939 Eckert, lane A quiet fnin' from ine Fourth Ward p jane always has a gracious smile for everyone, She is an active member of the German Club. She also belongs to the Girls' Glee Club. We do not know your plans for the future but we wish you the best of luck in your life's work, Jane. Eckes, David just ml! me Dave! Dave comes to Port High from the neighboring metropolis of Sparrowbush. He spends most of his time in the school workshop. He is a member of the German Club. Whatever may be your plans for the future, Dave, we wish you loads of success. Eckes. Fred Inn cl woman hater This studious young man is a full-Hedged citizen of Sparrowbush. Fred spends his leisure time riding his bicycle or .hanging around the barbershop in 'his home town. So you are going to be a mechanic! The Senior Class wishes you success in your chosen work. Everitt, Harold Betler known as Bm This likeable fellow is from Montague. He drives to and from school each day in his green Chevy , Bus is one of the Seniors who says little but knows much. If, as you plan, you become an automobile mechanic, may you have many owners of autos beating a path to your door! SENIOR MEMOIRS

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1939 Cunningham. Catherine Quin and retiring am I Catherine takes the honors for shyness. She is a very conscientious student and does her work faithfully. Slhe may often be seen in the company of Laura. Catherines favorite pastime is playing the piano in which she hopes to someday excel. She has the best wishes of her classmates. Cunningham, Lois Dignity and 1l'i.fd0Nl on ber smiled Lois joined our class in its junior year. She came from Flushing whence she brought a fine record. She is an alternate on the Student Council. Trigonometry holds no horrors for her--nor does any other subject for that matter, as her marks show. We wish her all the luck in the world. Dillistin, Carolyn I. This fair' maiden, femz by name N0 nmller' what laappem if alufayr the mme. Jean has a right to be proud of her honor marks. She deserves them for she has worked very diligently in 'her studies. jean and Flora have a tete-a-tete each morning before school discussing the events of the evening before. jean and her mother are real pals. They can be seen any afternoon after school shop-ping together. Dinsmore. Flora Hzzgzlezzol if my home Flo , as she is known to everyone, comes to us each morning on the bus from Huguenot. She is one of the quiet, studious members of the class. Flo is interested in beauty culture and hopes to become a beautician. She has many friends and a winning personality. Best of luck to you! SENIOR MEMOIRS

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1939 Fedorka. Nickolas An all-round athlete Nick is one of our athletic-minded Seniors who excelled in foot- ball and basketball. He was captain of the football team which won the D. U. S. O. Championship. His never.say-die spirit has won him many friends during his high school days. With a spirit like yours, we feel sure that you will succeed in whatever you undertake as your life work. Feingold. Samuel '39'J gif! to the orclaeflm This little maestro is one of our tall, silent Seniors. He does his talking with his violin. Sam is a member of the orchestra and of the Boys' Glee Club. We do not know what you have chosen for a career, Sam, but we wish you the best of luck! Felter, Richard A future Mayor of Sparrowbzzrb Dick comes to us each school morning from Birdtown. He is one of the most easy-going boys of the Senior Class. His favorite subjects are arithmetic and bookkeeping. With your personality you will surely be a success in whatever you undertake, Dick. Flanagan. Edward See wha! Wert End .fenl ur! Don't let that bashful look on this -handsome face deceive you. Ed comes from West End where he was a member of the famous Bone Crushers. His personality makes him popular with all the students. He is one of the lads who find time for every form of athletics and yet he keeps his name on the honor roll. Best of luck to you, Ed! SENIOR MEMOIRS