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

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enior Memoirs Brundage, Icnnes Silence ir golden. Here is one of the quiet members of our class. james takes an active part in scouting and he has been a member of the Boy Scouts for many years. Although he doesn't seem to be interested in the opposite sex, we know his future will be showered with success. Carlson, Linus Order, please! Linus, our Student Council President, Manager of Football team, Treasurer of Boys' Hi-Y, member of track team, and junior Rotarian, has made him- self many friends due to his cheerful personality. Nights we can usually see him heading towards Matamoras bridge. In his chosen field of en- gineering, we wish him the best of luck. Caswell. Carol Can I skate!! Carol is a member of the Girls' Glee Club an-d is taking a commercial course. She plans to be a nurse. Carol's favorite pastime is skating at which she is very efhcient. We all wish her lots of luck and know she'll succeed in her chosen ambition. Clark, Mildred I fWoodj like to know. Milly is very popular with everyone because of her cheerfulness and her ready laughter. Her sunny outlook upon life has won her popularity. May success be yours, Milly! Class of 1940

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enior Memoirs Boehmler. Dorothy Little strokes fell great aah. Dot is a member of the Glee Club and Orchestra. She's a quiet blonde of whom the class is fond. She intends doing secretarial work, and we wish her the best of luck. Brigham, Helen Goshen if ez nice plare. Helen is one of our quiet young ladies. Her high marks in typing prove that she is well skilled in that subject. She plans to be a nurse after she graduates. Her quiet manner and friendliness will carry her far in the field. Best of luck, Helen. Brown. Edward You'fe out of order! Ed is parliamentarian of the Senior Class and also a member of the Hi-Y. He had the lead in What a Life. His favorite pastime is dancing in the school gym. His subjects are pretty easy to himg maybe life will be, too, but take it easy, Edg the going's tough. Brown. Lawrence Locker holder-upper. Larry is that quiet Q1 Senior who always studies math. He is an ardent -debator and a friend to all. His pleasing personality with women may get him in the end. Lots of luck, Larry. Class of 1940

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enior Memoirs Clark. Milton He always 'Riggs' up an excuse. Milt, one of our more silent Seniors, seems to be found often in the vicinity of Tri-States. We wonder why? He is fond of outdoor sports, especially hunting. Milt also likes to drive and is quite skilled in that line Good luck, Milt! Clune. Thomas Lady-Killer. Tom played in the high school orchestra and is a member of the Le Cercle Francais, the Boys' I-li-Y, Debating Club, Hand Book Committee, and the Senior Play cast. He is also president of his homeroom. Besides being a member of the tennis team, he handled the sports for the Por-je. We know Tom will be a success. Colicrco, Iczmes I love music. jim and two other Riversiders, Joe and Sam, go together. Jim is a member of the class book staff, the Boys' Glee Club, and was in the Senior Minstrel Chorus. He's a rabid Giant baseball fan. Best of luck in the future, jim! Conklin, Raymond Quiet and intelligent. Ray is a member of the jones Boys' Club. Although he is quiet, he has many friends. Besides hunting, fishing and taking pictures, he tells tall tales. He wishes to become a Certified Public Accountant. Class of 1940