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

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1 9 3 9 DEDICATION The Senior Class of nineteen hundred and thirty-nine declicates this class book to our parents, whose devotion and self-sacrifices have made this graduation possible. SENIOR MEMOIRS

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1 9 3 9 FOREWORD ONCE AGAIN graduation day draws near, and another senior class is preparing to leave the cherished halls of its Alma Mater. As an everlasting monument to this Class do we publish Senior Memoirs '39. The essence of -happiness is a combination of friendships, associations, and a busy life. The staff of this yearbook hopes to impress this on the minds of our fellow classmates by bringing to their memory in years to come, the friendships, associations, and accomplishments of their days in high school. On behalf of the Senior Class of '39 we wish to thank Mr. George Albee, Head of the Department of Feature Publicity for the New York World's Fair, who assisted us with much valuable information concerning the Fair. This data -has aided us in the development of our theme, The New York World's Fair '59, SENIOR MEMOIRS

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1939O IN IVIEIVIQRIAIVI Lone are the paths, and sad the bowers Whence thy meek smile is goneg But oh! a brighter home than ours In heaven, is now thine own. Feliria D. I-Iemalzf IN MIEMORY OF VIRGINIA GIBBS OUR BELOVED CLASSMATE, WHO DIEPARTIED FROM OUR MIDST THE NINTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, N1NETEEN HUNDRED AND THIRTY-SEVEN SENIOR MEMOIRS