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

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M1939 Houser. Caroline lVl9ere if A111141 May? Caroline, who lives in Sparrowbush, finds school work occupying the biggest part of her time In Sparrowbush she is very active in Epworth League activities. Her histrionic ability has been proven in many Grange plays. Although Caroline's plans for the future are indefinite, we are sure she will succeed in whatever s-he undertakes. Hulse, Sylvia Her ifzferertf are not here Sylvia, better known as Syl Ranks high in her classwork, honor and will. She is an active member of the Senior Class. Everyone knows in life she will pass. Syl may be seen with Marge, Honey or Millie. In school and out she's never found silly. Husson, Anna May Sayr little, thinks much This quiet, studious classmate, whose wisfh is to achieve success as a school teacher or librarian, comes from Sparrowbush. She cer- tainly is a credit to her home town. She works very hard at whatever task she attempts and never shirks responsibilities. Her scholastic standing assures us of her success. Good luck and happiness from the Class of '39 to you, Anna May! Kawalec, Peter Booty are my hobby Peter, alias Muscles , is shy and bashful where the girls are con- cerned, they say. When asked about this personal question Peter replies, I am going to be a hermit. Anytime one goes to the Public Library, one can find Peter in the reading-room--mighty good com- pany, Peter! SENIOR MEMOIRS

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1939 Hart, Anne Noun I didfft my 4 word! Anne is one of those girls who travel from West End daily to follow their studies. Whenever you hear a good joke being told, look for Anne. She has proven herself to be a very capable cheer- leader and an accomplished dancer and skater. We know that Anne will have success wherever she goes. Hawkins, lean lWe.rt Em! looks to Tri-Stater! Jean, a popular Senior, is secretary of the Senior Class, a member of the Girls' Hi.Y and of the Girls' A. A. Although she participates in many extra-curricular activities, her name can be found on the honor roll every six weeks. jean will be greatly missed when she has been graduated. Henion, Betty A former beloved Queen Betty is a small, studious brunette who comes from Montague. Her aim is to take a P. G. Course next year and later to become a secretary. She is an active member of the Montague Grange and takes part in many plays given for its benefit. Much success in the future, Betty, from the Class of '39! Hinkley, Lillian Have you fold your ticket! yet? Lillian is another of our West End maidens. Her rating in scholar- ship and in friendship is high. She can usually be found with Sophie and the Talbutt sisters. Can there be any reason other than that she likes skating for her visiting the Rink so often? Her work as group chairman brought out her ability as a leader. May you always be in the lead! V SENIOR MEMOIRS

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1939 King. Clarence Fm a Slzzggerf' Clarence is one of the tall and mighty men of the Senior Class. He has been a great asset to the baseball team. All this year when- ever there has been work to do Clarence has been willing to lend a helping hand. We know he will succeed in his undertakings what- ever they may be. Kinney, Iohn Do I have to prepare that homework for French? john, another addition to our class from West End, is one of its jolly members. He is a member of the French Club and usually suc- ceeds very well in pestering Mrs. Blood. Good luck, john. May you find success in whatever you undertake! Klein. Clifford Mathemalicr if my meat. This up and coming young gentleman is Montague's gift to the Class of '39. Cliff is a studious Senior, excelling in mathematics and science. He spends all his leisure hours in Bill's car. He plans to go next year to Chanute Field, Illinois, to become an airplane mechanic. Kline, Elizabeth rrohyu This tiny. happy-go-lucky Thirty-niner is a chatterbox of the first degree. She has a contagious giggle which may be caught in the morning anywhere between West End and school. Like many of us, Betty is allergic to History C. Let a smile be your umbrella, Betty! SENIOR MEMOIRS