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

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enior Memoirs Lane, Robert I bale a rlique! Bob is that curly-headed boy that always has something to do. He's the Inquiring Reporter for the Por-je and is always willing to lend a helpful hand. Bob has been in several plays and we hear he likes to dance. We know he will succeed in his chosen field, industrial designing. Lauer, Sylvia Five-foot-two-Eyes of blue! Syl is an honor student and a history shark. She is managing editor of the P. J. News and is also on the class book staff. She Loux forward to training for a nurse. Good luck, Syl! Lawrow, Natalie Let'.r Dame! Nat is a charming, well-dressed Senior. She's a whizz at basketball and does exceedingly well on the dance floor. Nat is the able president of the German Club, and a constant member of the honor roll. I wonder if she Ken account for all her letter writing! Lewis. Mary Small but sweet! Mary, popular among her many friends, is a pleasant, cheery Senior. She belongs to the Girls' A. A. and the Girls' Glee Club, an-d her name appears frequently on the honor roll. We wish her all the luck she so justly deserves. Class of 1940

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enior Memoirs 'Q Kelly, Ralph I am an Irishman. As Editor.in-chief of our Class Book, Ralph is gaining experience for his career as a newspaper man. Following graduation, he plans to attend a linotype school in New York. Ralph has earned his letter in basketball and track, and is quite a stepper on the dance floor, too. So here's wishing you luck in all the things you try. Ketcham, Robert I. S. Raub'5 Supefcralesman. Bob is our art editor on the class book and has done a swell job. He is a shoe clerk at the present, but some day he expects to enter the mechanical dentistry profession. Lots of luck, Ketch! Kinney, Margaret Make way for Wert End. Peggy, as she is known by her friends, is a leader in many organizations. Peg is president of the Girls' Hi-Y, captain of the Senior girls' basketball team, and for the last two years has been a very capable cheer-leader. One can find Peggy at almost every dance with her pals. We know that she will succeed in whatever she undertakes. Good luck to you, Peg. Kolvenbach, Herman 1940's gift to the ladies. Herm is, apparently, the silent, bashful type, but in spite of that, he is still very popular. A member of the Jones' Boys Club, he may be seen daily wending his way to our dear Alma Mater with his bosom pals, Ralph and Bill. Even though his future is nebulous as yet, he is bound to succeed in whatever he undertakes. Class of 1940

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emor Memoirs Livingston. I oseph Let me at that finder Hack! joe is a Senior who takes part in many activitiesg he was in the Minstrel cast, and was chairman of the pin committee. He is known as a track man and a law enthusiast. joe is a go-getter and many of the ads in this book were secured by him. Success is bound to come to this hard-working Senior. ' MacArthur. Rita Let'J take a walk. Corky , as Rita is often called by her friends, is a carefree Senior who can more often be seen giggling than absorbed in studies. She is usually accompanied by her friend Lillian. Rita desires to be a dental nurse and with her ability to win friends we are sure she will succeed. Mager. Francis A Fourth-warder. Do-Do, as he is popularly known to all his friends, is one of the most likeable members of the Senior Class. He was a very entertaining end- man in the Senior Darktown Minstrel Show. The teachers all agree that he is the greatest source of fmisyinformation in the high school. What- ever field Do-Do enters we are sure his quick wit and ready smile will carry him a long way. Malatin. Martin Killer Diller? Yer, I am. Bud, that gay, dashing Senior can usually be found amusing somebody both in and out of school. He is a member of the High School Glee Club and takes an important part in many of the class activities. Anyone with so pleasing a personality is sure to succeed, so we are wishing him good luck in everything he attempts. Class of 1940