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

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Camera Jerome Cohen- Jerry Jerome has been absent from our school this vear since he graduated last August and is now a college student. Athenian Club 2 Orchestra 1, 2 P, J. News 1, 2, 3 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3 Highlights 'Club 3 Boys' Glee Club 3 Stunt night 1, 2, 3 Junior play 3 Shy Seniors Marie McAllister- Re I A smooth manner and an ability to talk characterize' this senior who is now enroll' cd in Syracuse University. Girls' Glee Club 1, 2 Cheerleader 2, 3 Girls' A. A. 1, 2, 3 Sec'y. Highlights Club 3 Thespian Honor Society 3 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3 junior play 3 Stunt night 1, 2, 3

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I Rose Viserta- Ro Another student in the home economics department, Ro also has 'helped the 'Red Cross 'oy rolling- bandages. She is very friendly, and one finds muql interest and hu' mor in conversing with her. Best of luck to you, Ro, junior Red Cross 2 jean Weigel Jean is one g our quiet young lad' s w osq pleasing manner anis friendliness will carry her far into her chqsen field. A student of the com' m'ercial departmentgshe has, as a member of 312, added a smile and a touch olf good' naturedness to the entire class of '44. Shorthand Club 3 Y, A ,. Q Eleanor Williams Q ,I ' lg a passenger on the Hug' 4 Xiuenot bus, Eleanor comes to is 1 our class from an outlying district. We can rightly list her as one of our members who always has a sunny dis' position and a good word for everyone. She has our best Wishes for success in future life. Shorthand Club 3 Girls' Glee Club 2 Rita Wiseman ' Rita is that senior who conf ' stantly studies UD and is also known for her mischief vous pranks. Everybody rec' ognizes her easily by her gum. Whatever your future may hold, we wish you luck Rita. Highlights Club 3 journalism Club 1, 2 Bowling Cluib 1 w..e,. --W--v-1 .fm .Y ,,..K,,,.,.,. ,F-. U.. ,., . .wt ..-va...--v-rv-r-vu-v 'l9 e 4511 is M 3 TO HIGH SCHOOL CHUMS :VV Audrey Wolfe Audrey is one of our senior: whose cheerfulness and gig' gle have won her popularity. She enjoys dancing and is regularly listed on the honor roll. Homerioom president 2 Homeroom secretary 3 Stun-t night 3 , Senior ininstrel 3 Latin Club 3 French Club 4 Dramatic Club 3, 4 ef Y ,. 0' Catherin Y ung- Kip J Y Kay, from the Mt Str?et district of Port Jervis, rides down Kingston Avenue every morning about 8:20 with her father on her way to school. Because of her fine person' ality she is never lacking in friends, and we have also heard that much o'f her time is spent in letter writing. journalism Club 3 'si wg :him Helsn Zegei' One of our newer members Helen is finishing her high school course in three years. She possesses a businessflil-re efficiency and the ability to git things done. Class president l Student Council 1, 2, 3 Latin Club 2 Dramatic 'Club 2 junior play 3 Council parlimentarian 2, 3 n- ai 6 , 5 j msg Ark. CIN K4 - sd, Robert Zeller- Bob Bob is the member of the class of '44 whose dry humor and timely remarks have made him popular in fifth period French class. He in' tends to enter the Air Corps upon graduation, and We hope he has happy landings. French Club 2, 3, 4 Chess Club 4

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Then there are teachers, too, to help us in our journey. They are always there when we need them, either to explain some mystery of education which puzzles us, or to lend a helping hand in a class activity, They offer us knowledge and try to fit us for our role in a larger school, the United States of America. We are fortunate. We have a guidance office to take our problems to and a director who does her best to solve them. NV-e have chemistry labs, a machine shop, an art room, an auditorium, a gym, a cafeteria, a homemaking department, a typing room, everything equipped to give us a broad background of training. We've spent many hours in them, storing up the wealth of facts they have for us, enjoying our' selves in doing what we particularly like. X Because we appreciate their help, we want you to see our teachers. Because we realize the value of our classrooms we want you to glimpse them, to show you everything in our school, from the service flag which hangs in the auditorium to the posters in the guidance officc, For every school factor, no matter how trivial, has been a tiny part of our high school days, and we want to fit them all into our songs,