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

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1939 Goble. Clarence Silence if golden Clarence is a studious Senior who is seen more than heard. I-Ie excels in all his subjects and his name can always be found on the roll of honor. He spends much of his leisure time with his friend, Albert. Clarence plans to become an electrical engineer. We know you will be successful in your career. Goldman. Iack A wiremzck for everyone 'Ilhis young gentleman is well known for his witty sayings. His diligence on the Por-Je Staff and his management of the debating team have brought about a marked improvement in each. He is an active member of le Cercle Francais and of the Pythagoras Club. The Class of '39 feels certain that Jack will make as great a success of his life work as he has of his school work. Goodfellow, Ioan Snapping eyes and coal black hair Joan, who has a gleaming smile and an infectious giggle is one of the most popular and most active girls of the Senior Class. She is a member of le Cercle Francais, German Club, Girls' Hi-Y and Girls' Glee Club. Good luck, joan, in w-hatever profession you may choose! Greenhalgh. Margaret Another Wert Ender Margaret, who comes from the suburb of West End, is one of the more jovial members of her class. She always has a cheerful word for everyone. She can usually be found in her front seat in 310. She has -been a loyal Senior and has helped in all activities. With the willingness to work which Margaret has, we are sure she will succeed nobly. SENIOR MEMOIRS

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1939 Fuchylo, Catherine A. One of the Rizferride Debt Kosh , as she is known to everyone, is a quiet, studious Senior in school but outside of sohool her laugh can be heard above all the others. On the basketball court and in other sports she ranks among the best. She is also fond of roller.skating. Does John disturb you 8th period? May your future be rosy, Kosh! Galvin, William T. Pefzrzfylwnidi gift to lhe Clan' of '39 Bill is Mill Rift's contribution to our class. He is a quiet, dignified young man who ranks high in all his studies. His humorous per- sonality has won him many friends during his four years in Port Jervis High. Here's success to you in any career you may choose, Bill! Georgi, Harry A dignifed fdzforile from Ria It can be truthfully said that Harry is one of the quietest members of the Senior Class except when he is disturbed by Jeanette or Betty. He is interested in mathematics. We often see Harry taking his exercise -by walking through the corridors with his friend, Bob. We wish you continued success after your high school days are ended! Gilson. Ieanette X Sweet and petite Jeanette is one of the most ambitious members of the Senior Class. Her only weakness seems to be History C?? She has gained many friends through her cheerful disposition and friendly cooperative attitude. She is often seen with her pal, Kitty. With your disposition you cannot fail, Jeanette. SENIOR MEMOIRS

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1939 Gregg. Marjorie Come on, gang-a wang bang for Port! Marg, who comes from West End, is an all-American girl, being head cheer leader, past president of the junior Class, treasurer of the Senior Class, president of the Girls' Hi-Y, member of the Girls' A. A. and of the French Club. In the Por-je contest she was chosen the most popular student in the school and she was tied for first for the pupil who -has done most for the school. With her friendly manner and ambition, we know success awaits her at every venture. Hallock, Lucile Small but big-hearted Here is a Senior who is not only brilliant and willing to work but she possesses a real jollity and friendliness which have gained for her the admiration of her classmates. Lucille plans to attend New Paltz Normal School where she will train to be a teacher. With her in- itiative and ability she is bound to become an able pedagogue. Hammond, Robert Make way for Cahoonzie! Bob is a handsome young banker from Cahoonzie who is the proud possessor of a genial disposition. He is secretary of the Boys' Glee Club and a member of the Drew Epworth League. His chief hobbies are handicraft and electricity. We wish you success in your future undertakings, Bob! Harlor. Marion Ola, that bar wax late againf' Marion is one of the representatives from Greenville. She is well liked by all who know her and we hear that she prefers red heads . Her favorite subject is shorthand. Wfhatever her chosen line of work may be, she, with her cheerful disposition, is sure to be a success. SENIOR MEMOIRS