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

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enior Memoirs Hamilton, Mariorie I like my Sports. Marge can always be seen with a big smile on her face and her happy- go-lucky manner has won her many friends in school and outside. She is highly interested in basketball and most of her free time is spent at this sport. It's been said that she has an album with airplane pictures in it. Marge will surely climb to the top in her vocation. Hamilton, Shirley Tlaereir practice tonight. Shirley is one of the most active girls in our class. She has been a con- stant honor roll student since seventh grade. She is a member of the French Club and Glee Club. She was chairman of the Senior Minstrel, and as- sistant director of What a Life. There is a far-away look in her eyes when she receives a letter from Freeport. Hansen. Frank I hail from God? Counlry! This bashful-looking lad with his friends seems to find much activity outside of school. He calls West End his hometown and is proud of it. Ham has been known to pal with the Deitz boys. He is not weak in the matter of the weaker sex. Looks are only skin-deep, though. Who knows? He is undecided about the future, but lots of luck, Ham !! Hawkins, Emogene Life of the Campus. Well, folks, the Jiggs up, for here is that popular girl of the school. She's the' honor member of all her clubs and a top scorer in sports. Her dynamic personality and cheerful smile have gained for her innumerable friends. Em is a member of the Girls' I-Ii.Y, too. We wish you a great deal of future happiness. Class of 1940

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emor Memoirs Gibbs. Harold re R e d'JJ Harold is one of our popular red-heads. He has worked hard through- out his four years of high school although he has found time to participate in track 'for three years and to belong to the Boys' Hi-Y. Harol was also a cheerleader. With his cheery smile and disposition, he is sure to succeed in whatever he undertakes. Goodenough. Patricia Szm.vlvine from Sparrowbu:h. One can usually find this pretty lass at the Student Council meetings taking down one of Jack's great orations. Pat's smile and cheerful disposition have won her many lasting friendships. She has been on the staff of the Por-Je also. Her high ambition is to go to college and we, the class of '40, wish her the best of luck in whatever career she chooses to follow. Goodiellow, Icxck Hold that line. Jack has been one of our strongest end men for two years. Although he is one of our 'football heroes, he remains aloof from women and keeps up his school work. His spirit in his work undoubtedly will carry him far. The willpower which he has shown proves a very great asset to jack. Grech. Russell Am I Jtudiou.f?? Hickey as he is known to his friends is one of the more quiet West Enders. He followed his sister's footsteps in the art department. He is often seen doing some form of woodworking. He expects to enter the Held of aeronautics upon graduation from High School. Good luck! Class of 1940

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emor Memoirs Hayward. Muriel Beautiful, but not dumb. Muriel, a demure member of our class is active in the French Club and the Girls' Hi-Y. Her -favorite activities are dancing, driving and swimming. Why the sudden interest in Tommy Tucker's Orchestra, Muriel? She has a desire to enter the field of modeling and from all observation she seems to be quite capable. Hendry, Iames They cull me 'Cy'. jim, alias Cy, hails from West End. He was one of our football heroes back in 1938 when Port won the Duso League championship. He is an honorary member of the Bonecrushers of West End. ' Cy patiently helped Mr. Chase pull our football team through the Middie game and of course we were on top-as always! He reported every night. The Seniors wish to say Thanks to him and lots of luck. Henningson. Ioe Sporty if my Hobby. joe hails from West End. He is secretary of the Boys' Hi-Y and played center on that great team, Bonecrushers, from West End. He also played catcher on the baseball team. We know joe will succeed, and we wish him luck. Hombeck, Betty Everything murt be I Dunn j well. Betty, one of the more intelligent members of her class, is considered an excellent commercial student. She can usually be 'found stRay-ing around town with her friend Phyllis. She is a member, and a very active one at that, of the Girls' Glee Club. She is one of those who have made this classbook a success. Betty is specializing in shorthand. Whatever her career or life work is she will go to the top! Class of 1940