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

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enior Memoirs Maloney, lack It'.f fGoodenougbj for me. jack, one of our more popular boys, is musically inclined, having long been a member of the Boys' Glee Club as well as an able pianist. He was in the minstrels and Senior play. He is business manager of the classbook and co-chairman of the student handbook committee. As an active member of the Senior class and the Stu-dent Council, he has repeatedly proved his oratorical ability. Although we are unaware of his future plans, we are sure he will succeed. March. Mildred A prelty Senior-ita. Millie is a popular Senior who delights in teasing the teachers, es- pecially Mrs. Blood. This smiling lass has been prominent in basketball and, as Social Chairman, is a lively member of Le Cercle Francais. Good luck, Millie, you've been a swell pal to all of us. Martin. Carrie She bail from Huguenot. U Carrie can frequently be seen at the Grange with her friend Betty. Kay as her friends call her, is planning to attend New Paltz Normal School to prepare for her career. Your many 'friends wish you success, Carrie. Masanotti, Frank jun ml! me Chine Although Frank is not very active in our Senior Class, every one knows him for his mischievous pranks. However this tall -dark member is quite a golf player, and we hear he likes to dance. Whatever your future is, we wish you lots of luck. . 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

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emor Memoirs McKeon, Michael Mike is a tall studious Senior who believes in the proverb, Silence is Golden. Mike's favorite sports are baseball and softballg his favorite sub- jects are Chemistry and Physics. It is believed that Mike's ambition is to become a famous chemist. Best of luck, Mike. McKinney. William I diragreef' Spike McKinney, the agitator of our class, has great plans 'for himself -a. scientist, no less. He intends to continue his education in a higher institution of learning. Although not belonging to any clubs, Spike is prominent in the Senior meetings and as a. P. J. News editorial writer. Good luck, 'Spike'. We are sure you will succeed. Meltzer. Gertrude Innocence if in own defenref' Gert is one of our quiet girls, an honor student. She is a member of the French and Shorthand Clubs and active in athletics, winning the girls' ping pong tournament as a Sophomore. Her secret ambition is to write a best sel-ler, to be called Away with the Breeze. We hope that the breeze wafts good fortune your way, Gertie! Moore. Harold Superman! As Vice-President of Room 310F, Harold has shown his capability as an executive. His sunny smile has gained him many friends in his four years with us. Best wishes for success, Harold. Class of 1940