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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1945 volume:

3 '4 -4 Ni v a 4 il I I ? Q, A 4 H .fri Q . iff, , . .fy 1, E I .Q 4 A n.,, 'Y ,-Pxf' f fx?-Q-1173 .' mmf? PORT JERVIS HIGH SCHCDOL SENIOR MEMOIBS of 1945 EDITED BY THE SENIOR CLASS PORT JERVIS HIGH SCHOOL Colors - Silver and Black Flower - White Orchid Motto - Not iFor Ourselves Alone 95955 . WW' sw' mW MWy Dwgmww WW MQW 3aWviW awww nf-JW Jw ' WMWFM, F W Hfiffiwwgw W . WWBWW Wi , Q X 4... Ji, X IIIINIIR ll0LL TO James Armstrong William Norris Anthony Brzezowslci Robert 'Russell John Cummings Earl Snook Fred Hammond Mary Tedrick Charles McCreery Thomas Walton Harriett Williarns, Former members of our class and to all other men and women who have through their courage and sacrifice made it possible for us, the Class of 1945, to remain in school during these four war years and thus to continue our education in the comparative safety and security of the classroom, do we gratefully and humbly dedicate this page. n'DrNN. '1 wx'-v-ve, kws,.PuM,.X, its STANDlNG7Mrs. Louise H. Blood, Mir. Paul Koors. SITTING -Mrs. Mae Hopkins, Miss Elizabeth Stoddard, Every new senior class hrings another hectic year to our advisors who have worked diligently and pleasantly to make this year a sue' cessful one for us. We should like to extend our most earnest appreciation to the advisory committee, Mrs. Louise Blood, Mr. Paul Koors, Miss Elzaheth Stoddard, Mrs, Mae Hopkins, Miss Sylvia Coil' man. They have helped to establish the most pleasant memories of our school life hy helping us in all our class projects. PRINCIPAL ERVIN R. FLETCHER March 16, 1945. Thomas Carlyle has said, The man without a purpose is like a ship without a rudder. Thus it behooves all of us in these times of stress and confusion to be strong in our purpose and effort and faith. In the air and on the sea the navigator is obliged to take his bearings frequently to know where he is. If he fails to do this, he can not intelligently direct his course and achieve his objective. All of us are navigators in a sense and if we have early formed a habit of taking our bearings to Hnd out where we are, we will find it much easier to arrive at where we are going. It is the most sincere hope of our entire faculty that we have helped you to find and to acquire the habit of frequently taking your bearings. Our best wishes go with each and every one of you for a very successful trip on the journey ahead. ERVIN R. FLETCHER Principal. . . vkwv 1 E . Y . ,. W-Wwmiwi, 3 1 ' ' V,...L . ..... ......... 4,444.44 Theodore B. Archer Louse H. Blood 444415 ,...-.i..gi-44E--.i4r .fa . FACULTY YEAR 1944-45 PORT JERVIS HIGH SCHOOL Ervin R. Fletcher, Principal V ......frff..Y....,.,V.,.V.....--.. Commercial . V ------- French and Social Studies Vdilliam Brogy .,-ffffff ,-------- V ocational Machine Shop Hortenge K, Carlton ,V.,,f, ,,f-A,- S ocial Studies and Science Alvin E. Chase '-'-f-f' Sylvia Coffman V V VV lialey Cola lsahellc lJeWiilfi' julia Egiland Dorothy Evans VV Richard Gingrich V- Ruth Ctassiord --Ai,-- Evelyn Harris ffff Bernice Hassell Charles Higgins Muriel Hodge '-----'- V Male D. Hopkins ------ Louis C. Horsman -'f-f Wzilter jones -,----'----- Phyllis C. Kennery ----- Paul J. Koors ---,,----- Clarence Lane ---- V--VVVVVV-Home Making VV V VCommercial VVVEnglish VVVVVVVVVEngliSh .........V.VVEnglish -VVVVVVVVVVVVVPhysical Education VVVVVVVVLatin and Social Studies VVVVVVVVVScience and Special Class Studies V--------Study Hall .V-VVVV-VVMathematics VVVVVV-V-VSocial Studies ....Vi.VV....Madiematics VVVV-VV--Physical Education Mzick Lathrop ---,'-,' Bertha Lindstrom -V Beatrice lvlc.Donald Helene Quiring Ralph Reinhart Mary Richards Helen Rohhins Elizabeth Stoddard Charles Vose -i-, V Louise Wi1'lcutt VVVVV- Doris Wirikler VVVVVVVV V Hlndustrial A VA i lvlatheinati Social Studi A Mathcinati w C.o1ninercia lloine lvlalin Lihra SUCH lan Lllllk w Social Studies and Scicn c ah Pearle F. Carroll, Secretary Alice Hoffman, Secretary Arthur H. Naylor VVVVV VV-V-VVVVVVVVVV S uperintendent of Sehoo N Alice Welltiii VVVVVV VVV-V-V V VVSecretary to the Supcrintende it Board of Education james j. Gillinder VVVV..VVV----VVVV-VV-VVVVV-VVVVVVVVVVVVVV- VVVV Preside it james A. Wyle VVV---VVVV----VV- VV--VVV--V-VVVVVVV-VVVV VV-VVV Q T lerk George Aliton Harry J. Pippitt Charles V. l. Cuddchack Fred D. Salmon Arthur A. Cray Clyde F. Stratton WM WWMMUWW X1 . . Mb DJ N DZLQQ W Wfp W pf W WWW -f'U'f5mQ'fqf?ffff3w0W ji' KW Awww vkQ,L90f-3 MJD-im acwuzhlwibwwww . Apmwgkxgnw WW' D9i7jwXtW,..9D,'f'f'lww Jw' . Llwtwjv MWNMKVQWNEWMMWV OwJ6i:wfn'A6uTLDUA,A3wJi' wwf, iffwfiwfifwwwiil ww ww ifwwzww 0 K A QQ 0ffice Doris Ollear rs of the Class of 1945 -----------CofEditor of the Class Book Denis Boyd -------. ---------------------------- jean Pettit A-4---------- Charles Ullrich jean Hop pey ----'--A Tom Patterson Marie Lowery Social Chairman k-----------W--Secretary --H----President Treasurer .................l...............-.-V------.----VicefPresident . ....... ......-.... B usiness Manager of the Class Book LGA lThomas Patterson Tom Class VicefPresident Basketball 3, 4 Stunt Night 3 Senior Play Senior Minstrel I Varsity Club Classbook Staff Wy S P' . .fi ?tf,Q'..,-ft' .Rm Jeifin Hoppey 'Class Treasurer Latin Cliub 2 French Club 3 Student Council 2 Monitor 3, 4 Senior Minstrel Classbqoff Staff ,'. .l x Marie- Lowery Business Manaker of V Classbooli- Dramatic Club 3,,4 journalism Club '4 Student 'Colmcil 2 'S 4 Latinx Club' 2 1 Senioll Minstrel Classbook .Sydf 1 r '74 .J - u .L , '1 h J if s-'ff' 0, Doris Ollear Don Cofeditor of Classbook Clee Club 1, 2, Minstrel 2, 3, 4 President Red Cross 4 French Club Z Latin 'Club Z Class Secretary 3 3 4 4, ff-fn ' X Helen Abers Blondie Student Council- 1 Emma Barber Skip HR Social Chairman 1, 2 Girls' A. A. 1, V Senior Play Committee 4 jr.-Sr. Party Committee Minstrel I ,-4' wnii' if William Benton Bill Student Council 1 Stunt Night 1 , I if N-lf, RX xy-Ji' ij 0 f J!-f , ' -ff 4 Vlfdf' i af 0 c Xl xx' X john Brislin Johnnie Band 2, 3, 4 Orchestrna 1 French Club 3 Dance Band 4 N, x Q l, I E l r i L f I James Armstrong Sonny' Basketbwalrl 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Varsity 'Club 4 French Club Robert Qalxman Bob Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Stunt Night 1, 3, 4 Student Council 1, 2 Junior Rotarian 4 Min:strel Classbook Staff Catherine Boyle Kay, French Club 3 Anthony Brzezo wski I ! ' Tony Football 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3 Varsity Club tif, . X l fkjiiwwabp Elizabeth Clear: bffgtyn Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Shorthand Club 3 HR. Secretary l, 2 HR. Treasurer 4 Classwbook Staff Minstrel 4 Carolyn Cole Glee Club mamatri-c A ett Min rel 4 5 0' ' Helen Crawford Pet Shorthand Clu 3,4 3 X Robert Dewey Bob Band 1, 2, 3 Glee Club 3 Minstrel 4 Track 4 W V 1..,..., ,- it ....-,,...,..L .4 i 5 Q Edwin Cohen Ed ,I Q' I Ethel Constable jr. Red Cross 3, 4 --0-!,1...c 6414 . Eleanor Cuddeb lc ' r ie 1 2 3 HR. h 'rnwn 3 0 Veronica Dougherty Ronnie jr. Red 'Cross I Shorthand journalism 4 Minstrel n l1y'Pfogram ix l ' ll Marjorie Duryea Marge Latin Club 2 Glee Club 3, 4 Senior Minstrel Nina Ellenbogen Stunt Night 2 HR. Viee,President 1 Glee Club 1 journalism Club 1, 2, 3 Classbook Staff L Gloria Fidler Red Cross 1 .y V ' ' Glee Club 2 Senior Minstrel Journalism Club 2 Stephen Geib Butch Football 2 Glee Club 3 Senior Minstrel I ,,-' 3.1 Alice Edwards Al Shorthand Club 3 H'R Social Chairman Z Senior Play Committee Minstrel Committee Clasbiook Staff Donald Felter Don French 'Club 3 HR. VicefPresidcnt 2 HR. Social Chairman 3 A ,J ' Q 1 . 9 ei A ' ' Lucille Galloway Ceil journalism Club l, Z HR. Secretary 1, Z, 3 Girl? A. A. 1, 2 Red Cross 2 Stunt Night 2 Doris Gill Shorthand Club 3 journalism Club 4 Red Cross 1 HR. Otficerflfll Senior Play Committee Minstrel Committee ii rf J David Goldman Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Latin Clurb 2 Orchestra 1 Classlbook Stall' W' C M Ruth Goldmand, Ruthie Dramatic 'Club 3, 4 journalism Club 3, 4 Student Council 4 junior and Senior Plays French Club 3 Class-book Staff QJN 1,-f - Q- 'N' Ruth Goodyear Rufus HR. Secretary 1, 2 Class Secretary 2 E py QM :Jw 'X vs Raymon rel ay Q HR. VicefPresi ent Foouball 3, 4 Ruth Henningson Ruthie French Club 3 Senior Play Commit-tee 4 Senior Minstrel X rg WW ,r fb J-V' Shirley Grady Band 1, 2 Latin Club 2 Glee Club 3 Dramatic Club 4 French Club 3 Art Editor Classbook Senior Minstrel Ronald Hartrim Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Basketball 3 Stunt Night 3, junior Play Senior Minstrel Student Council Evcly n Houghtaling Clcc Cluib 1, 2, Rad Cross 2f4 Student 'Council 1 x ,rf he J,-g,:,,f, Jean Hubbard Jeanie BaI1Cl l, 2 L, Montior Z, 3, 4 ' Dramatic Club 4 Junior Play ' Senior Minsrtrel ,l Red Cross 4 1 lr . .P ,. Dolores Kroger Deke Honor Roll Board 4 Sophomore Stunt Night 2 Junior Play Senior Play , . Senior Minstrel V l r , .1 ' l ,Q Elizabeth Maloney 6cBettyx9 French Club 3 Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 4 7 , v, f ,., fjya ff' fucille McGaw Ceal ' Journalism Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4 Shorthand 'Club 3 HR. Program Chairman 1, 2 ffl, lf'-' f il-'N L.. ix, L, x 3 N L... 4 R, Y. . N N94 . . .fl 4 A cl Marie Jenks Girls' A. A. Z, 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3 Dramatic Club Z Junior Play Senior Play Senior Minstrel Patsy Lore Pat Basketball 3 Track 4 Baseball 4 J I Qefl' fl ew-Pl J . Charles lVlcCreery Marbles Clee Club 1, 2, Varsity Club 4 Football 3, 4 ' Mo. W' Thomas McGoey Nibs Track 3, 4 Basketball 3 Minstrel 4 R Vi ,, MN X NL. ,m -.i ' X ,- u Patri ' cGuigan McGee Stunt ht 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Clu-b 2, 3, 4 Monitor 3, 4 junior Play Senior Play Senior Minstrel Social Chairman 1, 2 Madge Moran Adge Glee Club 1, 2, 4 Red Cross 4 Senior Minstrel Student Council 1 Classbook Staff . I W ' ' ABN' .My wr P Robert Myers Ears o William 0'Connor Bill Baseball 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 junior Rotarian 3 Varsity Club 4 President Student 'Co cil 4 Stunt Night 3 V2 2 l, WPQQ Carmela Miglionico of '-1vn.fkey Glee Club 2 Girls' A. A. l, 2 HR, Pr-ogram Chairman 4 Senior Play Committee Senior Minstrel Committee sawn LQ bu QU: ' Walter Muller Walt Track 1, 3, 4 Varsity 4 Band 1, 2 French Club 3 William Norris Bill Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3 Class President 2, 3 Student Cou ci esident Stunt J dx S 1 ,loyc tt O 'floss' Glee Clip 2, , 4 Latin Club Dramatic Clui , 4 HR. P ident 2,6 Secretary ' ing Inn 3 Minstrel , Classboo ge! 1 U ,cc , , NJ V Q- , Q X Q Sis., v rv' George Paulinbn Basketball 2, 3, 4 Varsity crab 4 K Katherine P ps Kate Stude oun-cil 1, 2, 3, 4 5 if' 75 Cy . Alberta Pullis Bert Alberta Transferred to P. I. H. S. this year. Lf I om Lola Stu cil Glee 1 Stunt ight ,Z M' str Fre Cluib s gf' K- J - I . l Daniel Peck Dan Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 3, 4 Varsity Club 4 Latin Club 2 Stunt Night 3 Class Vicefljresident 3 Classbook Staff U 4 x Edith Pinckney 'gEdie Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 2, 3, 4 Journalism Club 4 Stunt Night 2 HR. President 1 HR. Secretary 2, 3, 4 ble William Quick Bill Robert Russell Bob Bob left in January to join the U. S. Navy Earl Snook Earl left in September to Join the U. S, Army. ,L NL N4 Ant ,J Marjorie Stewart Margie Student Council 3 Shorthand Club 3 HR. Treasurer 4 Senior Play Committee 4 Senior Minstrel Committee Class-book Stall X S Q s fi , .vfivv Mary Tedrick Empty Latin Club 2 Band l, Z Glee Clul: 3, 4 Class President l Class Secretary 3 Stunt Night 4 Minstrel 3 4 Junior and Se' 'ur lnvs ,fl Warrcn Wagner Wee,' Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity lub 4 A 'N' Classbook Stall' if , . if . va' ' Jean Stempert Jeanie journalism Club 3, 4 Girls' A. A. 2, 3, 4 Minstrel 4 edw- Frances Suchoruky Fran journalism Club 3 Red Cross 4 HR, Secretary 1 Student Council Z S.n1or Minstrel 4 eo SML 5,3- QM f.. O .ALAN fs. F1 I . Red Cross 3 Student Council 2, 3 Senior Minstrel Committee Thomas Football Tom is Army. 1 X Walton Tun 3, 4 now in the U. S Xe ipaq Doris Van Gorder il I l 244.1 Ries J- Cv Charles Weis Chester Baiseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 3 President Varsity Club 4 Minstrel 2, 3 HR. President 4 Senior Play Committee Harriet Williams Harriet graduated in January and is now in the Cad Nurse Corps. U' Robert Wykoff b Glee Club 3 HR. VicefPresi t 4 Assembl 'Co mittee Qui Xvv 0 xv we 0' 19 Mv G, V 03 1 iii yells 6 6hil jun' otarian L Classibook Staff 9 S 5 Merlin Williams TU in CAMERA SHY MEMBERS l illl I X , , M, 1 . Fred Hammond Charles Meloi John Remey Q Www N .11 WM- WM 01 w,,NEb3Q'9vffb1'gxJy1j3fLnLwwNdyiw nd+yL W wWffQ1iW' W W W NKJV! WW. MQWWWM UV afDWQWkbw ',yw'Lwf . PWMIM WW Nuwwwmgwn www wwgjwfww MMQWMWX ,MSM o Mryfcfxwmwb Z Milf f STAFF COEDITORS DORIS OLLEAR JOHN CUMMINGS ASSISTANTS JEAN HOPPEY MARIE JENKS MADGE MORAN JOYCE OTT NINA ELLENBOGEN ROBERT BAUMAN BUSINESS MANAGER - MARIE LOVVERY ASSISTANTS BETTY .CLEARY DAVE GOLDMAN RUTH GOLDMAN JEAN PETTIT CHARLES ULLRICH ART EDITOR A ,Af-------,-.......w,- .,-,A . TOM PATTERSON PHILLII' WELLS ADVISOR - - ---- CLASS POEM HOROSCOPES BETTY MALONEY MARJDRIE STEWART ALICE EDWARDS JEAN HUBBARD DENIS BOYD SHIRLEY URADY DAN PECK TOM ROSSA MRS. LOUISE BLOOD Prettiest and Handsomest - ----- -- -------- -- Best Dancer ............................ .......... Prettiest Hair --A. Best Sport --------- Class Devil ---A---- Class Angel ................... Claw Wolf or Wolfess C1355 Baby .................... Best Dressed ---------- Teachers' Pet --4----- Class Musicians -- Best All Around Class Shiek and Vamp Best Ling ........................ Class Leaders ------ Most Popular ----4--. Nicest Personality Most Likely to Succeed Class Gum Chewers -- Most Valuable to Class ---------- ---------- - Most Athletic ............................................ Greatest Hater of Opposite Sex ---------- Most Likely Spinster and Bachelor ...... . Class Worrywort Favorite Pastime -------- Favorite Newspaper ------- Favorite Study ----------- Favorite Automobile Super Supers jean Hoppey ---------------- Charles- Ullrich- jean Hoppey ---------------- William Norris Doris Ollear ---------------- Warren Wagner Dolores Kroger ------------ Thomas McGoey Skippy Cole -------------- Thomas Patterson Shirley Grady -------------- Donald Felter Dolores Kroger ------------- john Cummings jean Pettit ------- --------- R onald Hartrim jean Pettit --------------------. Daniel Peck Nina Ellenbogen -------- Denis Boyd Doris Ollear ------------------ Denis Boyd ,lean Hoppey ---------------- Thomas Patterson Skippy Cole ------------ John Cummings Dolores Kroger ------------ Daniel Peck Marie Lowery -------------- Charles Ullrich jean Hoppey ---------------- Thomas McGoey Elizabeth Cleary ----------- Thomas Patterson Patricia McGuigan Emma Barber ------------ -- Charles Ullrich Denis Boyd Doris Ollear ................ Denis Boyd Eleanor Cuddebaclc ---- Marjorie Duryea --------- Robert Myers Alberta Pullis .--------- Marie Lowery ---------- Merlin Williams David Goldman Writing Letters --------Daily News ---------Study Hall -One With Gas Anthony Brzezowski 'rue Pnsuxninnnias oe A PLAY iieiaeaasm. IB GOING' T0 BB 0.K s - . A 1-ST 1f1?E3lPLA11i, ' A A M AMAA, A a i PA'-S HOOK, LINE and SINKER A Farce in Three Acts Directed by Walter E. Jones CAST OF CHARACTERS Harvey Hookg temporarily in charge of The Jolly Inn ---w w--4,--- C harles Ullrieh Lester Vine, an old friend of Harvey's ------'-'-------------------------- -4---,-, Th omas Patterson Happy jordan, clerk at the Inn -----------------,---------,- -------' J ack Cummings Septimus Sinker, whose wife troubles his life -'---'---, s------- D enis Boyd Edna Sinker, Septimus' ball and chain --'-'-----,------A-'------- '--'------- M arie Jenks Mrs. Amelia. Crossword, who has a will of her own -----A ------4-- D olores Kroger Cherry Raynard, her sweet and pretty, young niece -------- -w-.,-------,- J ean Pettit Bonita Smalley, a young actress ,---,,.---..-,--.-.-..---.---,-------.--.. ...,....- P at McGuiga:i Angel Benedict, who causes plenty of trouble 4--..----,,---,-,- ....------. M ary Tedriek Mrs. Mable Hallem, whose arrival causes more trouble A---..----.-,-,....,-...-..... Ruth Galdman The entire action of the play takes place in The Jolly Inn , a small summer resort hotel in New England. Time - The Present ELI ,TAP 'st ldnxfscnoonnmceg END MEN END XVOIVIEIQ MGH-FENING BARREL HOUSE BEss1E ulobert Dewey, FROM BASIN STREET - QCarOlyn Colej SNAKE EYES Oidwin Gab, DIAMOND LIL - QDOlOrcs Krogcrl THE KINGFISH - fTom Patterson? Y .Q RUBY GOT ROCKS ' ' 9 EA A fEmma Barber! BOOM BOOM YB www l fTom Mccoeyp .gMBw,m-I I O Q I . J?igf1ygnf5.'soL,,gE CAMELIA MAYBELLE EE egl - I H . Iv,f ' -OVL L' fPat McOuigzmj L ,, 'EEI I niA's+aeL E,E i INTERLOCUTOR 4 DENIS BOYD SPECIALTIES ROYCE PAULA KOORS - DENIS BOYD A ROBERT SCI-IOONMAKER DORIS OLLEAR-EDWARD FRANZEN--JOYCE OTT--CHRIS FARLEKAS JOHN BRIISLIN g MARYLYN JONES B ROBERT BAUMAN DANCE BAND MR. WILLIAM BOYD .LL......L.......,................................. ,........ P IANO DENIS BOYD, JOHN BRISLIN, MR. GIGRICH ....... ........,,.... 5 AXES ROBERT BAUMAN .....................,.............................L....,.,.. ..L...... fr ROMBONE RONALD HARTRIM -.--A.-. .....,,.., DRUL 15 Class Poem by TOM PATTERSON DAN PECK Although it's just a :high school, And we wonlt get a degree, We think our class is pretty good, As you will readily see. just read a little farther To see who dlid survive Four years of toil and trouble To make the Class of '45. First we shall present to you Our officers, for your review: Our president, 'Chlarles Ullrich, To most girls is a dream. He belongs to only one of them, Her name, we know, is Jean. Tom Patterson, our vicefipresident, In the minstrel was a scream. I think you'll all agree with me, Hels really on the beam. ,lean Pettit is the ginl W.ho keeps the minutes straight. Her walk to school is awfully long, But somehow she's never late. Jean Hoppey is the one Who keeps tne Seniors' money. We think you'll agree with us Her dispositions sunny. Our social chairman, Denis Boyd May any day be seen, Workinlg for Miss Stoddard Running the movie machine. Since they now have gone on by, The rest are ready to catch your eye. Charlie Weis, our vocal king, May someday be another Bing. Ronnie Hartrim pleases the girls, But who wouldn't with those curls! Pat McGuigan's wonderful dfream Concerns a certain U.qST Marine. Tommy Walt'on is very fond Of Betty Chant, a gorgeous blond. Bob Bauman, best in the land Led our Iuinior Stunt Night Band. Walt Muller is headed for A career in the Air Corps. eannie Hubbard is one, of many j i . Who works downtown for I. C. Penney. Don Felter, quiet and neat, Is always discovered in his seat. U we But Marie Jenks roams anound, And, when she's needed, can't be found Sonny Armstrong, our baseball Star, In the Navy will go very far. George Paulison any day Can be found at the Y. M. C. A. The sp-ark in girls is always set off By Killerfdliller Bob Wykoi. West End claims nothing finer, Than its pride and joy, Ray Greiner Marie Lowery, after her graduation, Plans entering the nursing occupation. Margie Stewart and Doris Gill In our opinion, fill the bill. Spelling champ of the Senior Class Irs Carmela, a darkfhaired lass. Bill O'Conlnor, a third ward resident, Is our Student 'Council President. Doris Ollear, friend to all, Will be in college by next fall. A great help at her father's shop Is Art Gray's friend, Joyce Ott. Lucille Galloway, short and slim, Really goes for Eugene Glynn. Always smiling and never weary Is Ray'-s friend, Betty Cleary. From someplace below N. J. border Hlails our friend, Doris Van Gorder . By the time graduation comes around Butch Geiib will be Army bound. Charlie Meloi of Monitaigue way Comes to scthool but half a day. Here's Skippy Cole of Minstrel Eameg Barrelfhouse Bessie was her name. When at the movies, a seat you'll get With the .help of Veronica, an usherette Johnny Brislin, a redfheaded man, Plays the sax in the Senior Dance Band Phil Wells was a lab-oring worker, He toiled at Mackey's as a soda jerker. Bob Dewey works in Brown's Smoke Shop Ars a bicycle fixer, 'he certainly is tops. The girl who has little to say, Is our studious friend, Marge Duryea. The two who help the machine shop click Are Ears Meyers and Bill 4Q'uick. Ed Cohen thinks it's a crime When he has to work all the time. Tom McGioey never looks sad, And tryeas you may, you can't get him Emma Barber to school always brings Candy, gum and -other good' things. Katherine Phelps breezes through Law As if the stuff were nothing at all. Did you hear a wolfess howl? That's Dekey Kroger on the prowl. Dave Goldman drives around And acts as if he owns the town. Shirley Grady, our artist girl, Ought to give the boys a whirl. Pool shark of the Y. M. C. A. Is our own Tom Rossa. Frances Suchoruky gets along fine With anyone at any time. Alberta Pullds is new this year. We certainly enjoyed having her here. Madge Moran has nary a fault. If you doubt me, just ask Walt. Harriet Williams and Teidrick, Mary Left our midst in january. Uncle Sain has oalled one more: Bill Norris, to serve in the Air Coips. Edith Pinokney, a studious lass, Is friend of all who are in our class. john Remey gave up in despair, When he tried to lb9C0lTl'B a millionaire. Ruth Goiodyear's lbliondish curls. Are the envy of all the girls. Warren Wagner has a regular beatg It always ends on Erie Street. A friendly girl wlfo's liked by all Is Evvie Houghtaling, neat and tall. ma Tippy Williams of West End way Drives his Ford, to school each day. Helen Craiwford, tall an-d slim, Thinks the boys are just a whim. Lucille MoGaw acts sorta quiet. But get her joking and shes a riot. Patsy Lore has a nice little? car. Buit on a gallon it wonlt go far. But what we'll miss the most of all, Is jack Cimming's wolfing call. Helen Abers is always active And, wh.at's more, she is very attractive. ln class Bill Benton never pe-eps, For most of the time he really sleeps. Ruthie Henningson thinks French is si cinch And helps Maloney when she's in a pinch. Private Mic1Creery of football fame Is now playing the Army game. Bob Russell had dreams of football, too. Burt now he wears the Navy blue. With Hitler, Hammond will settle the score. 'Cause now hes' in the Air Corps. 'Ruthie Goldman's favorite sport Is asking Dave for financial support. Nina Ellen-bogen is another one Who carries home books by the ton. Two attractive girls of the Senior Class Are jean Stemip-ert and the Edward's lass. Girlie 'Cuddeback slings Il :ray In a hotel up Huguenot way. Tony Brzezowski always acts shy. But, girls, lookout for this wolfisli guy. Catherine Boyle, so fair and demure, Is liked by all, of that we're sure. Gloria Fidldler, a 4th Ward dame Iis the last one of this list of names. And now we're finished, The job is done. We must admit We did have fun. R S FOR OU F HANGOUT ME DESTINY I ST VORITE PA FA RANCE PPEA E A NAM '3 .'-' U H C JZ E 5 u'C'.E -owe c: 3.25 3.5.2 U W :J 2 U , 'l Eff,- ET: 3 S A-...E 3mm sig 5 U 0'D .QMS : .Z Slew -...wi Pee'-,E O W Q 5.33 bl o 'Sl no ii ENE' D'3 U39 I0 U Sa c: E .2555 oem me. 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Y. college home French Felter, Donald baby face sk-ating hermit Newberry's quietness Fuller, Gloria sedate movies who knows home the profile Galloway, Lucille sofso with Gene secretary bowling alley love for law Geib, Butch goodfn-atured oh, those jokes Eric Hre house Senior Minstrel Gill, Doris modest with the ,girls secretary movies her calmness Goldman, Dave barrel house driving the car Czar of waste products Ioe's his conversation Goldman, Ruth important snooping a New Yorker any place librarian with authority Goodyear, Ruth satished man hunting glamour girl Huguenlot blond hair plus Grady, Shirley angelic studying teacher Swing Inn working for the class Greiner, Ray cowboy with Rapann Mayor of West End God's Country?? devilish personality H-ammond, Fred bone Crusher hunting lumaberman Cahoonzie knife collection Kru Montague OUR! 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'JOHN KENT BGB HOAG TED BALDUKN RAY GRGINBR EARL. GRATI-IWOHI 2' - , A . Varsity Basketball The '4-V45 basketball team, with a majority of its first team of the precedf ing year back, namely, Carroll, Armstrong, Norris and Case, had a fair season, win' ning eight out of sixteen games. In the first round of DUSO action, Port beat Kingston, Middletown and Liberty and then dropped two games in a row to Monticello and Newburgh. In the second round, Port didn't fare as well, losing to Kingston, Middletown, Monticello and Liberty, while winning only one from Newburgh. In the nonfDUSC tilts Port won four and lost two, winding up the season with a .SOO average. The team lost Bob Carroll to the Navy during the middle of the season, but, nevertheless, he was chosen allfDUSC center. Peek and Norris received honorable mention. J. V. Basketball Under the training of Coach Larry Lane, the j. V. Basketball Team had rl very successful season in '4-1945, winning eight out of ten games. Liherty and Falls' hurgh were the only teams to heat the Port V's, however they won from VVarwiclt, the Ivlilford Varsity, the Y. M. C. A., Ellenville twice, Ivliddletown twice, and Liherty once. The higgest disappointment of the season was that Liherty nosed out Port hy four points on Liherty's court . Uutstanding players were Biondi, XVeigel, Archer, Crine, Van Sickle, Price and Keller. Although some of these will he promoted to Varsity next year, there promises to he an excellent J. V. team, too. Varsity Baseball Coach Horsman, with O'Connor, Peck, Weigel, Goodfellow, Crinc, Bill '11ol Ken Englehart, all veteran lettermen, as a nucleus around which to build his 11 rerun, has a promising season in view. The schedule for 1945 is as May 1 May 6 May 12 May 15 May 19 May 26 june 1 june 8 follows'- Ellenville Kingston Middletown Ellenville Newburgh Kingston Middletown Newburgh Home Home Home Away Home Away Away Away Varsity Track The 1945 track season officially got under way shortly after the Easter vacation. Many of the fellows are back from last year and several new candidates have reported. Though Big Bob Carroll and Tom W21lfOI1 will be missed this year, Coach Larry Lane is hoping to build up a winning squad. Competition is very keen and the boys are working hard to get in shape for the first meet. At present there are only two meets scheduled. A trifmeet will be held at Monticello with Port, Suffern and Monticello competing. The DUSO League Meet will be held either at Newburgh or Monticello in early June. There are other meets being negotiated. So with hard work on the part of the fellows and ll little good luck, Port is looking forward to a very successful track season. Varsity Club The Varsity Cliuh, under the supervision of Mr. Louis Horsman, varsity haskethall and baseball coach, is xi cluh newly organized this year. The cluh is open to hoys who have earned a letter through participation in varsity sports. The purpose of the cluh is to aid the school in advertising for athletic events, in ushering at the games, and in hringing ll closer relationship hetween the mernlsers of the various athletic teams. On November 17, the Varsity Cluh held ll successful dance in the high school gymnasium. A semifformal dance is planned hy the cluh for the spring. During the first semester, the officers were: President, Charles Weisg Vice- president, Russell Crine, Secretary, Willizini O'Connorg Treasurer, john Kent. In january a new election was held and the following officers were elected for the see' ond semester: President, james Armstrongg Vicefpresident, Williiiiii O'Connor, Sec' retary, Daniel Peck, Treasurer, john Kent. if iw ,wckffpffdng W .W MQNMXJYESEWHQH' My Wop U Wfwww fR9f,'5jwQWMWyQfWMAj?C,wW Nw Q54 QQXWMQWQSYQW VWNVQEDPTYWQQWE WUWWU' W MW W www iwrfw wwgffwflwf' Mix XX XS ZX X N , 5 . Nl gk Q- wk X T cb ,I- iss QNX Junior Class The junior Class of 1945 was the winner of the Second Prize in the Soph more Stunt Night and presented the allfstar performance, The Girls Take Over The officers for 19444945 were: President ------- Vicefpresident ---- Secretary ------- Treasurer ..---- Historian ------------A- Social Chairman -------- Kent -4--b----Kenneth Englehart ---Betty Goodfellow ------.Dominic Biondi V---------Rapaan Gray --------Ann Knight Sophomore Class The big event for the Sophomore Class was the annual Stunt Night. Teach ers and pupils in the six grades helped make it a great success. First prizes were ttk i by the Seniors and the Eighth Grade: second prizes were won by the juniors and the Seventh Grade. The officers were: President --------,------- ---,--.-, W illiam Englehart Vicefpresident ------ ,--------- W illiam Goodfellow Secretary -------- ---'-4'f'-,f--- J anet Ellison Treasurer --,'-- ---,' - -Lynton Piatt Historian --,--------- . Social Chairman --,-'- --M---H-Joe Herbert -N----Richard Burns r, .af 'ww' 'iw 'lx-we -vs Q ' -R ... ,,- ii- V . 6. jff 'NMI' 1' : ' .-, , - - 3, K Q - W4 35, ,i V1 iifkzj-. ' ' bfi? 1 F .. -, .ini ri, . wi g- Vir- 'gg 3 W -we .i 44 . is 1. Q:.uv'1,?,,w, 'M Freshman Class ln September an anxious group of Freshmen awaited the opening of school. After we had become acquainted with our new surroundings in Senior High, we elected officers with the following results: President ------.--- -'-----,-'--- J ames Nolan Vicefpresident ----- -------- D avid Van Sickle Secretary ......---- ---A-- M arjorie Davis Treasurer ,---- ------- T om De Marco Historian ----- ------ ---,-- -A4------ E l s ie Clark Our class activities this year have been a Hallowe'en Dance in the gymnasium and a skit which we presented for Stunt Night. The aim of t sented this group are: President ---x----- Vice fpresident Secretary -------- Treasurer -----'-- Eighth 'Grade he eighth grade is fine cooperation. The officers who repre- ----W-----Frank Conrov --------Doris Turner -------------,Marie Aber U------Gladys Millspaugh i Seventh Grade This group of seventh graders promises to be a very active one with a great deal of initiative and enthusiasm for High School activities. Our officers were President ---'--,-----,---- -------- P hilip Chase Vicefpresident ----- ------- i Blair Ryder Secretary -----'- ---A---.. R uth Hubbard TTQHSUTCY --'--- ---------- D avid Horsman N wnfwvfw WWW ,file ww MDWWMWMW? gjiwfwim QL? W3 ufffjiiww W Wfwiffww MQW 'im iwxw M' UNL 9kDyn,,'1vp'iimof ,D - SJW- Q' u 33 W ! SWU7 . ' wymvgaiyqufw ' mm- fav.-3 wh x Wd, I ew w W 5' I 1 MMM-2 Qu- gif-J f 1 x ' K ff 1? f I I Nj 5 f Xxx X -'14-.sfo iq I JK' r , f Junior Student Council The Junior Student Council serves as a representative group of the students of the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades. The council, comprised of two representzif lives from each home room, endeavors to carry out the wishes of those whom we represent. This year we have sponsored the honor roll system, lighting of the halls on dark days, li dancing class for hoys, and a fence for the outdoor playground. Vfe have also cofoperated with the Senior Council on many projects, including the new l'1ifWziyfs hook, and a progressive bulletin board. The officers are: President ------------ -,--V- J ohn Conroy Vicefpresident ------ -,,Vf,-, F rank Conroy Secretary ----, ----,fY,, J ean Pound Treasurer --,-- ------,-,-----------,------,- J ane Horsman Sponsors ---- ----,-- M iss McDonald, Miss Hassell Senior Student Council The Senior Student Council has been very zictive this year. A revision vi the sehool handbook, the P. HifWaiy's, was started. A Senior Day was ninugurzitei for the first time in the school. On this dziy the Seniors exchange positions with the ieiichers for one day, The nzinies were painted on the Servieenien's Honor Roll Boqril, An Honor Council was established as ai means of honor' recognition, Other problems :ind suggestions, brought up by the class representaltives. were considered in tlie homeroom. . The council is composed of four officers Lind one representzitive from eaich sen' lor high homeroom. The officers of this yeLn s council Aire: 'T l President XVillizim Olfonnor Vicefpresident Dominic Biondi Secretary ,,V,.,YY Bzirbzini Muller Parlimentarian 1 -- Clmrles Salmon Advisor Miss 'NX'ailcutt Laeti Latini The Laeti Latini meet the first Tuesday of each month .1 Our regular meet ings are followed by games in Latin. We have had one evening party. The officers are: President v,---,------ ,------- W illiarn Englehart Vicefpresident ---4, -------.-- A rdyce Hoover Social Chairman -------- ------- E dith Pinckney Sponsor ------------------ --.---- M iss Harris Shorthand 'Club The Shorthand Club this year has fifteen members. They are ti in l Shorthand I and ll classes and most of them have been busy wurking for xxx nels from the Gregg Writer, a magazine to which both classes subscribe. The club h is had ll successful year. The officers are: President -s,-------- Vicefpresident W ------ Secretary .,----,--,. Treasurer ---- Sponsor s--V.-Y--A-mDoris Farber Betty Quackenbush ----------.Eniily Jenks --M--Y-Nora Stevenson 'Miss Richards Journalism Club Wheiiever possible the journalism Club has issued two editions of the lt. Al. News, the school paper, each week. This club is one of the largest in the school. however, only three officers were elected. They are: Social Chairman ----- ,.,,, J ohn Cummings Secretary ------------ Charlotte Crassey Treasurer -..... ,----'-V- D oris Farber For the first half year Edward Eranzen and Chris Earlekas were City Manager and lvlanaging Editor respectively. For the second half Chris Earlekas and Edward Erginzen became CofEditors, Patricia Kelly was City Editor and Sam Levinson became Mztiiziging Editor. The club has oufitted room 317 with tables and typewriters and now this room is the official press room. It has also written several copies of the serviccmen's paper M. A. N. standing for the Marines, Army and Navy. This paper has been sent to members of the school now serving in the armed forces. Thus the club is serving the nation as well as the school. Dramatic Club The Drzunntie Club begun its ssgison xvitli gi one :let play, entitled Stoll hearted Freddie . On April 17th we presented Luelcv Aceidentv for gin aisseni progrgiin :ind later in May Il one uct play. entitled By Special Request . The club consists of 35 .relive nieinliers witli tlie following officers: President -A-------- ..,,,. C leraildine Cooperiiizin Vicefpresident -A-'------fffffff ff -, M Arie Lowery Corresponding Secretary V-.Ienii Hulvlmrd Recording Secretary - Patricia bflililligfilli TYCIISUFCY --'-------- - - Clinrlee Salmon Social Chziirinzln V . ff Vfff bloyge Ori SPOIISOF -------- ------- f-f'-'f M r . Xxyllltnxi' jones H Girls' Glee 2Cluh The Girls' Ulcc Club this year consistcd of fortyfcight incinhcrs undcr nh dircction of Mr. Richard Gingrich. We participated in thc Scnior Minstrel and gm' our annual Spring Concert. Thc officers are as follows: President --,,,A-- Y --,Doris Ullcair Viccfprcsidcnt -,--.----V,,Yf,.,-- -A-- l 'nt Hinklcy Sccrctzrry and Trcasurcr ,',-Y --fr 1 Marry Tcdrick Llbfllflilll 4--- V.--'--------,A.-,,------ ---,,f A l ison Travis in , A l x f - ' .Aj ' gm, W Y, , , ,, -----J Boys' Glee Club The Port Jervis High School Boys' Glee Club under the direction ol M Richard Gingrich has in the past year participated in many sehool as well 1 rim activities, namely, appearances at bond rallies, and at various schools. The lim tool .irt in the Senior Minstrel and gave the annual Glee Clnlw Coneert, The officers are as follows: President -------- Vicefpresident - Secretary -...... Social Chairman Librarian .--'-- --axvlllllllll lflIlglCllllI'f -A a-,Preston Price V-----'Rieliarel Burns -A-' a--Lynlgon l'i.1tt Kenneth Cmlrlelwaek unior Red Cross Thc American junior Rod Cross oli the Port Jcrvis High School, fllIIgUOI11H' with thc elementary schools and thc local chzipiur of the Red Cross, is founu wri ln.n'ily upon the principlc of scivinu Lo Ill-llliilllri. Mx'IlliWk'I'SilllW in tlic Llnnii x o Cross offers thc opportunity of scrvicc io our own school, to our own coininunn t thc nation :ind to thc childrcn abroad: but ws cspcuigllly take pride in thc prixi tl SCVVC lhUSC XVhO SCYVC DUI' C0l1l1tI'y. The officcrs arc: President Viccfprcsidcnt Sccrctnry . -. Treasurer ,...- Rcportcr --YA Sponsor -- Doris Ollcnr wfPa1tricix1 Conroy H WAnn Carlson Y---'Ninn Eilcniwogcn ,'MllfitJ1l Wiwriiiiitii Miss Hclcn Robins Civic Pride The Civic Pride Committee was organized in l9-U to promote pride in thi aippearaiice :ind cleanliness of our school. There are two representatives from catch homeroom in the seventh, eighth rind ninth grades who meet every other Tuesday with our sponsor, Miss Haissell. The meinhers this years are: Bill Ugillziglier, Rohert Herr, Willigliii Asltinx l'lox-sell Saul, Lorraine Vain Riper, Rohertgi Swinton, Virginia Bell, Larry Mclilroy llliner Markle, Mary jiishemhowski, Christine Gore, Estelle Rosenstiein, Bernurd In nellgi, Betty Quinn, Edgar Quick, .lzunes Pgigiino, james Nolan, Betty Rogigli, xluiu Aumielt, Lillian Meliiiek, Aretha Askins, Rose Mgit' Uoodine, Shirley NVright, lin' Kxrnthwohl, Bill DeGraw, joan Delaney, lvlgirion Suderley, MQlI'QjQ1fL'l Boyle lllli .lonn Berthinume. The officers are: President ------'-- V K Donald l'ii1tt Vieefpresident --,- A'- ' K en lVIu,cDona1ltl Secretary ------'- '-dQ- E mily Vv'esrt'nll Treasurer ---- - jogin Ftlwnrds Band The Port jervis High School Band has set the stage for gaiety at many of our aetivities such as football games and assembly programs and has also heralded th .1ppi'o.ieli of each season with xi coiieert. The ligind lakes pride in the pint it li s contrihuted to the success of the school. The officers ure President ---- Vicefpresident - Secretary A-.-'---- Treasurer ,--'A Lihrariari ---- Director ----VA as follows: ffRohert Bauman -V----Dominic Biondi V- -Vff Dolores Griffin -Wnllrestoii Price --Sarzindo Pzinesis Richard Gingrich SENIOR SAFETY SQUAD Safety Squads The Safety Squads may be seen on duty in the halls as classes change through out the day. Their purpose is to keep thc traffic running smoothly, safely and as rapidly as safety permits. The squads are under the direction of the Student Councils ,,,, k,.r,wa-f-r,,.,t-.i.- .. , ,, , , V , , - f ' ' A JUNIOR SAFETY SQUAD ' ur, it 4 to l 1 1 W, SENIOR CHEERLEADERS Cheerleaders The senior cheerleaders bought new uniforms and received letters this year. They lead the cheers at all the football and basketball games. The members of the squad are: Annc Knight, Barbara Muller, Nora Stevenson, Antoinette Stellato, Helen Doss, Stella Marando, Beatrice Melnick, cofcaptaing Pat Hinkley, captain. The Junior cheerleading squad is composed of students from the seventh, eighth and ninth grades Whose aim is to promote a strong school spirit for the Junior V arsity players. L W, , Q ,H 'Q , A A ., ,.,, .,,,. .. . .. JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS Mgwwwwfwm We www W . . MKHWQW wgwwww w gwWWX3?W052fwMf5A WWW ?'wfm-igffwym M MWQMWW Wsfilf fff?Q?'fQWwW W,552iWQ W ww www A JW f. is ln' gin ..l' Ein f Q X f 7 6 l if Q I .... 5, 'Q ff ' KX. S Nexv' Q 'MA xx . -11 '5 f Jw. I f Nffmo 52523 6 .1 , J.. x,x xx xx xx xx xQ xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx x9-QT, Et, M7 T J SQ T Jr, Congratulations to the Class -of 1945 Sig? We Salute Your Former Classmates and Friends Who Are Y Now Serving With the Armed Forces + :I gl? MAY GOD SPEED THE END OF THIS TERRIBLE WAR QQ' AND BRING A JUST AND LASTING PEACE JL, :F 1' . L, 1' 6 A PORT JERVIS LODGE No. 645 e 2 T BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE ia N f 2 T A ORDER OF ELKS X U. S. A. Ji E, L, 3 if 2? Q 1 3' N N 4. D 9 6 1 'E .u K n : . CAN 9 'n I 'fi Y! , li JL Q52 Bill Dave T 3' T' JL 3 W MAY oUR if ML. T .V FUTURE BE AS PLEASANT in AS OUR PAST 5' A THE FOUR ACES i I Dan Bill T 'WT' L T T L GQ T T 65 -.-2 .-2CNx2fX:2 ,Xxx .F - - - . r 559 Say i Q? BILL'S News Service S H O R N , S MILFORD, PA. 5? Lumber Blue Coal Phone 'T 174 Q Building Materials Western Union 109 WEST MAIN STREET Q? Railway Express v an . T E Q9 Q? J' S' Raub Shoe Store Margaret Canfield xi so FRONT STREET is PORT JERVIS NEW YORK BQHUTY Salon Q9 THE STORE KNOWN FOR BETTER 187 WEST MAIN STREET Y fi Q9 VALUES ig A as 25 Q9 Q T z Q9 68 FRONT STREET West End Market ig Q? -- Y? 1 Q? ' 0 Q? Vlserta Brothers Brown and Wllhams - Fruit and Produce 54 FRONT STREET 45 25 34 FRONT STREET .4 f Sporting Goods and Hardware n 9, Happ Candy Co., Inc. TM ? JL. -Sp 45 1 gp M. J. Butler SARGENT'S T N , E, is Barber Shop as FRONT STREET 9 01, Ein gl? JERSEY AVENUE Phone - 412 Q17 T Fred Terwilliger Lester W. Wcolsey Q' TQ1. 143 Tel. 393 J Harold G. Case 1? Tel. 1oE 21 Q5 gg Larry,s VlCt0fy Lunch THE Zig Ri Terwilliger-Woolsey Co. 1 V 9 2 JERSEY AVENUE FUNERAL DIRECTORS 2: 3 ' z A Day Telephone - 94 in .X 41 Front Street Port Iervis, New York V' Q? 1. 1' i 9 Henry Solomon E Schield's Brothers 3:6 E Optometrist ai E JERSEY AVENUE .V ' 51 FRONT STREET -iq f PORT JERVIS NEW YORK 'Q' J 01 jf 3, W. ? fr l - l Wholesale c:0nfeC1i0nerS my 5 W. A. 1G01d0n, D. D. s. Phone U 466 3, 79 HAMMOfND STREET 1 ' K 'W 'L .3 l ?? Downey's Garage f l SZ 77 FOWLER STREET jr QQ? L 'L .f Q? BODY and FENDER Work KAPLAN 3 bf '1 Q? -- and 'rw ig? U LIPMAN or Novelty Shpper Co. 'gp f 65 I 'V 'Q FEV' ' 39 'CHURCH STREET f ' ' T f 2 TJ Your 'Ni .5 n M Y. M. C. A. 2. ' 01 S? H. and M. .T f i gf lf. NI IN MILL K TT G S V Y BEST WISHES .2 3' c 3, P. Truckmg Company if ? 3. if 1 S FX QX2 2 2,9 2? ZFXZCXQ QFXZFX FXFXJZ CYJZ 5X-1 it i M 1 if , ' s if J Spero V f HOME MADE CANDY 1-W 'Qi Best Wishes ' i RL to the 12 FRONT STREET of J CLASS OF 1947 PORT JERVIS NEW YORK QQ M M fp dl if The Hotel Carroll N u Y . . . 425 Austin C. Carroll Wllllam P. Gregg F 555 N 'Th Y? 65 T . 625 L. C. Wheeling V Y x .iq if Service Station 3 fr i .X TRANSPORTATIGN Eg in if ll CCMMUW' R INC. x 'Q KINNEY'S x 2 x -4- . Q . I ? A .2 , - ,xx-zrgzcgz . . 1-1.1 ' -2 I ,I Ni A 3 Y 3 ll Q FRANK I J. WEISS 2 J 5'- I 3, of FLOWERS S A I N T FQRALL FRANCIS 6:5 k HOSPITAL 'II' OCCASIONS PHONE - 469 , .ia INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL 1 I SCHULAR PHOTO SERVICE I 113 PIKE STREET PORT JERVIS, NEW YORK 6 + THE PERSONAL GIFT THAT ILASTSH 4 6 PORTRAITS PHOTO SUPPLIES 'Y' I PHONE - 657,J i I ze. X Q Q n X BEST QWISHES TO THE :GRADUATING CLASS 'OF 1945 GILLINDER BROTHERS Inc. Compliments of - Compliments of The Crescent Silver DENNERS Manufacturing Company GRAND STREET 16 FRONT STREET PORT IERVIS NEW YORK 35:5 89138913 Z2 5 6 AT- SEZ? WEE S294 ff +4,.. ' IDS 6551 II-DC 1351 IM IDS IQQI3LZ3LZDSL!DlZ5L,-f5l.Z3SL!WlZW I X L. 3' L, I T 4 . JONES' l :IQ Ji IICE I L CREAM If E. MACKEY and CO., Inc. ? I 101.103 PIKE STREET Leon L. .Barkman 124 PIKE STREET SWING INN Q? I? WHEN You VISIT THE VISIT I Henry H. Dunn Ice Cream and Candy T ' The Pride Of Port Jervis J. M. DeWitt 83185 Pike Street Port Jervis, N. Y. Sole Agent For HART SCHAFFNER and MARX CLOTHES Collegian Brand Young Men's Suits Altm.an's Incorporated Neckties Jayson's Nationally Advertised Shirts The Cuffs and Collars Outwear the Shirts R. H. Hamilton Wallpaper and Paints 120 PIKE STREET Phone - 531 WEALE MUSIC HSOUSE Music Is Essential PIANOS RADIOS RECORDS Musical Instruments I '0 Il 6 17' db 6.25 'IV Q il v Q K Y! .I 4? 'O 4 'O 3 45 FJ! 1 -N I I' 5 + NY! ll V 61.5 'WV 55:5 ll 'Clio l 6 If 4 I Q9 I 44' sgfv :QV my sef 1509 gif :Cy sc-f'f.K7wefesQ7esQ'ywQ:wcf rxg cxzrxxxg' 'WC 159 159 fQ9 'Q9 409 499 '99 499 49 9 + 5?3?G9?'s G9?wC31Wos5?,f -1i52xQ?bcZQ'5zx4bz:QUz:i9zxi9z!Q9z:ifbr'i9 'T' JL, AJ 46, Variety Products, Inc. Compliments cb QQ 40 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE il 1A L? Al's Men's Shop ig? - 99 A Al Marks 95? Eli? Rodolphe Berthiaume 40 FRONT STREET JL, 39 JL, W PORT JERVIS NEW YORK 17 SUSSEX STREET Phone -- 739fW Real Estate T ,- Phone - 577fI 9? J T Q? Stone's Cabin Candy I-Iershey,s Ice Cream Compliments Hot Dogs S792 JL qi? f 102 EAST MAIN STREET JL' O PORT JERVIS NEW YORK T L, -- T .G Us KR A US S R. N. Medrick T PHOTOGRAPHER Texaco Products T Sporting Goods 2 N' T PORT JERVIS NEW YORK Cub 'W' T T QS JL, of 'N' 625 N T Phone - 63511 635 JL of Cb G' GN' Gb C25 N N AQ 4 N H. F. Murray, M. D. G. W. iMonteleone, M. D. 26 BROOME STREET Daniel P. Schultz J. Edwin Kadel, D. D. S. A A. B., M. D., D. QN. B. George E. Kenny, M. D. E. Walter, M. D. H. Brewster, M. D. H. Johnson, D. D. S. E A get 2CVxJGXJ 4... -29. + G.. l v 17' 4..- E913 9fE 5: Y A T 9 'COMPLIMENTS . f Nudleman OF ff? 1 Q? United Shoe Repairing 45 i I4 - T 62 FRONT STREET Port Jervls Drug Co. i gli' PORT JERVIS NEW YORK 32 FRONT STREET V TIN 4 1 P 65 Q9 P ' D Cl ' 3 L ' oft Jervis ry eanlng First Prize Weiners 37 d NIU 0 Q? Tailoring Co. TEXAS LUNCH 3 Dry Cleaning and Pressing FRONT STREET Q39 s HOUR SERVICE 1' ,4 PORT IERVIS NEW YORK + PHONE - ssc 125 PIKE STREET ll. 1 gi? Palace Restaurant A Fabian Theatre qi? 95 PIKE STREET if Th t QQ PORT JERVIS NEW YORK Strand ea fe +L ' 42 PORT JERVIS NEW YORK Where Every Meal ls a Pleasant Memory Phone - 509 Q? ll OOMPLIMENTS xi COMPLIMENTS P OF 3 OF T O U . 6 H' J' PIPPIU I-I1ll Top Restaurant T P - Qgwsgvsguagvs 49: 455 fp: 43: 49: 19: Ap: QQ IUC 15C 155 ITQZ5 f .Ii3z:if5Qz:KQzZi?1z:Q5bz:Q5b2:Q3Z::Q?b2:Qf?bz:Q?5E'Q3 .gl HESS' STORE of sem KINGSTON AVENUE j Phone - 91,1 '3' 'i GROCERIES Ui and j VEGETABLES f PAPERS My and ri MAGAZINES I UT Ice Cream and Candy ME Fountain Service William C. Marchant HOLDEN BUILDING Whitten Lumber Co. Lumber and Building Supplies 33 SUSSEX STREET Telephone - 944 J. I f P e a r c e ' S ! B e a u t y S 3 l 0 ll Best Wishes to OUI' HCLDEN BUILDING Future Customers TELEPHONE - 577-W Q? ik - 1 ROY A L F U R N I T U R E 4+ Cross Service Station 126,128 PIKE STREET TEXACO PRODUCTS PORT JERVIS NEW YORK Q? 6 HAMMON'D STREET S133 CV' I i W. x 'W x LI 3 5 + 'rr ll ff CQ 4 N--n ll 68 FYI NYT U v 4? El 0 QS nun 5? l -'f RE .-,, V RX. Y! El v E5 U NWT Ll 655 91 Vi H -s NYT .fix 6 'V To 65 T' fi sefvefa L13 ITC fws 439 9 40C 432 Q29 452 frm c 9:12 1433 '- zxslfvixivrxgr '4' . . 1 4 9 J 4: BEST w1sHEs TO THE J 4 CLASS OF '45 FROM GUY Q? Best Wshes To the if DUKE, HARRY, LYNNY CLASS OF 1945 r iz, JIM and PRESTON I, 4' 1A ? I L E V 1 N Useful Graduation Gifts F U R N I T U E . 5? 'QC' 9 Levin's Department Store C O M P A N Y 19123 FRONT STREET f 7 fre 4? JL. - LA-M +- W. T. GRANT Vik! MILFORD DISPATCH QE? MILFORD, PA. JL -- W JL ig? J. FOSTER TERWILLIGER, Prop. P E K , S vaio 4' n QI? PHONETIOO HARDWARE CAA! W JL, S T O R E 4 9 I KA T5 43 FRONT STREET KJ: T J , . . ,. 3 Z CONGRATULATIONS gg Q? -.3 fin CYVD jf an ' 6 R' NY? rn to the A CLASS OF 1945 .V 'YYY L from the Clty News Smoke Shop Q? sz JERSEY AVENUE 7 BALL STREET 4 4 PHONE 255'-I PHONE - -,AA 71,j I fu James W. Brown, Prop. A A 65 I' 'fi AS of Meet Me ig at J. J. WECHT 1 f x 9 1391495 Sweet Sh0P BONDS and GENERAL 4 INSURANCE 9 Home-Made Candies C1 .V an HOLDEN BUILDING 55 Ice Cream 7-in 20 BALL STREET r-yr TEL. - 884,I MATAMORAS - Q9 F A -5 S1 if STE Q? S7 U Television Radios B U Y G. E. Refrigerators Bendix Washers T7 W A R B 0 N D S Radio Repelr Service A N D Furniture S T A M P S Wyant's Furniture Store MATAMORAS, PA. J C 92 PIKE STREET . O . PORT IERVIS N'EW YORK You Can Buy With Confidence AT MARCH'S DEERPARK CREAMERY 9 FRONT STREET PHONE - 1 7 ALL DAIRY PRODUCTS T I Z5 2 .,,. if i Q? Fashionette .- X Jesse Runnalls Q Rae Magory qi 5 6 H. S. Humiston Wagenseilgs Market 3' . AF. f 2. of Harry's Men's Shop Grawi, M. D. f . J 4: YF . + N. R. Mulley Auto Parts Harry Plano' Ph. C' M9 lI'Opl'aCtOl' L Y Erie Drug Company B. and F. Garage 4. f - as cl Berger's Music Store Andrew C. Beirne of l f Q Viserta's Barber Shop Bemigs Grill r 'ff Q. X H31'l'i11gt01'l,S Porter and Harding 3 Beauty Studio +4 Funeral Directors , T + + '7- Q3 Laidleyis Stationery Store Capital Finance Corp. 'g 3. 9 t 161116 M fr' rio Mr. and Mrs. W. Stewart argare Y T Y The Handy Corner Q ai, 1 B h -W- Qiiy R. H. Swinton Raymo id re n 45 ell.. West End F Qi? .z JL , s Q wr Cliff d A Cl cl or ' ou Ottoss Restaurant gi? T Attorney-at-Law t -Schauer's Dep't. Store Lafeis Jewelry fig in in Norma's ii ef? Flynn s Liquor Store Caramel Crisp Shop F d M D ' T Ronald Pam Beauty Salon re i avls in y E Q Q? . Luger's Paint, Glass and V' T Myrtle's Specialty Shop Wallpaper Shop lx- G. L. P. ?? s-.4 , sf 'A' 83 I3 Bamberger's Q5 Riverside Hotel F ai T? ON THE DELAVJARE 5 U. R5, 'Iii PORT IERVIS NEW YORK it PHONE - 130 J ALMARIN PHILLIPS .is AND A soN lg 5 A gg K. M. DePuy N-1 . wg 1 V ' hfl . . xv, I. J ? RQ - -,, 'Yi ' West End Tavern .1 YY 1 V is V' Feeds and Seeds L gf' fi 5? V T '9- RSS Blace 'Cole A Automotive Service QV' Sc. 'VI 1. 1 A i 2 Q J if I. 'X .I -4- 9 S 9 JL. ohm Udo 'X if Y 4? ie? . . 'if :- -4- 9 L. I uhm .U 'X ? I A LITTLE INVESTED EACH MONTH ADDS UP WE WELCOME SMALL INVESTORS Co-Operative Loan and Savings Society 132 PIKE STREET TEL. - 814 Ritz Barber Shop The Well-Known Barber MIKE DE ANGELO 195 PIKE STREET ROCKLAND LIGHT and POWER COMPANY 165 PIKE STREET PORT JERVIS N'EW YORK 215 Compliments' i of CUDDEBACK i and CUDDEBACK i i PHONE - 848 I Aliton's Pharmacy GEORGE W. ALITON, Prop. ON THE HILL' The Best in Drugs and Medicines i ORANGE SQUARE PORT JERVIS, N. Y. Ki Compliments of i i 85 if Q3 Rose's Beauty Parlor ' .ey V7 'fl .I if rxjfZ?9 4 WY' '? l of Come to the Fountain I at the ac. S? 65 . 'Y' 'fi . R J HaPPY Chrlstmas Port JCFVIS Bowl 4' 5 J N and Q 45 FOR REAL EATING ENJOYMENT 1 . 37- JL' The Best Is NOT Good Enough QE 'L' WV SEE To the I 3 if SZ Class of '45 S u C C e S S 1? TO THE R From Class Of1945 ul 07 + BUD FISHER 86 DUDE BARBER . of Bobas Grlll fg 26 FRONT STREET - J of R ? Congratulations M' TO THE 'T' C. f 9 ass o 1 45 ll Pl T Joe Dunnss Tavern KYYF OPPOSITE ERIE STATION H EQ T E L NV? ll 65 X Q? M 1 N 1 s 1 N K Q? Clty Coal Co. if A 191 IERSEY AVENUE I1 PHONE M 773 E 6 ! WV LZDSLIfDSLl'5LJf3QlDQIY IDS ISC ISS IQS ZQS 499 1,2-PS ,Q 523YQBrilf-Jr Q5zfrfigb? Q5i'Q'F5i7fQ9FQ9DE:ilfbz:QJzxi9zxx1rxi9zZsL9r 4' 4? ll uno 'i W JL. 9 W Jl , 9 W Jn +- 9 JE l T AJ -4- 9 lo 4 5' I ao U? .- -, fl? KAL! W T T uf SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF 1945 Pike County Lumber Co. D E L A W A R E MILFORD PA. V A L L E Y LAUNDRY,ho 25 PROSPECT STREET PORT JERVIS NEW YORK MARION'S , PHONE 4 Port JEYVIS 81 Tri-States james W. Stfmtrn, Inc. Best Wishes To The Class of 1945 - From 257 EAST MAIN STREET PORT JERVIS NEW YORK The Smith Greenhouse Chevrolet Oldsmobile and Florist CHARLES V. HEFFNER, Prop. T Cut Flowers Potted Plants Corsages , Arthur A Gra Funeral Pieces . Y 14 Spring Street Port Iervis, N. Y. 145 JERSEY AVENUE PHONE ' 600 TELEPHONE - 735 of 40331 un . . uso, NWS ll I, Q WT' v 8' fv-fr lil K ffl li 'V if tis I I 'WV' +- A NY! ll 9 A A nk! .,.. l 'rr ff' if .T :E 5- T' .J KE NYT ,- o er ear, nc. 4 T dal A W 1 l' 1, R. C. LAIN T 5 15 INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE 142 PIKE STREET A Reliable Agency A W w JL 6? Q? To Trade With 2? .JL qi? Port Jervis Bowl 529' 137 PIKE STREET ' nu , -2 PORT JERVIS NEW YORK' 19 WEST MAIN STREET J' 1. PHONE Q 9916 W V All-Wi . dl i R5 Vollmer's Barber Shop ig 6 FRONT STREET ii M 'LQ COMPLETE BARBER SERVICE E D D Y F A R F 4 . 2 l Rf H o T E L , J. 'fn ? ' i E Sparrowbush UQ Barberls Grocery Store New York Y A J ss JERSEY AVENUE IZ, E5 PHONE - 7655 'll V5 1 V 4' 9 L. u T L. 4- 9 :ilu 2' W .JL 'Ja' I .IL JL, 2? J X J T . , T E? T SQ .Ax 4 E? -4' 4 4' S' ? f T 25 Price's Dry Cleaning The Cleaners on the Hill A E93 EEKE EEEEEE SUNNYSIDE FARMS IT' PHONE - S32 of DAIRY PRODUCTS ll KRS 6 nl 48 Fowler Street N Elin ll Phone 775 OTT BROTHERS bl 9 65 1 V I fo' V 'V R5 wr' -5 V ml ll if rn Ci-A KADEL'S Men's Wear' BEST WISHEIS gl WALTER BOLAND, Mgr. 119 PIKE STREET Charles F' Dewey Cabinet Maker and Upholsterev The Store Of Nationally Advertised Merchandse OFY, Elf' CA Exclusive With Us ARROW SHIRTS AND TIES I MALLORY HATS . . BQTANYTIES TRUfVAL SHIRTS GRIFFON CLOTHING Funeral Home PALM BEACH SUITS , ALLIGATOR COATS BRIAR CLUB SWEATERS wr' PPV' 17 EAST MAIN ST EET ll NYU GET? 2 152 152 152 152 152 152 2 2 2 152 152 152 152 152 152 Q E Z5 JL , , 35' Q52 Schwelger s JL '-' Q Woman's Apparel ,SQ ohio if Q ,IN FRONT ST. PORT JERVIS, N. Y. + ff 5 K 1 s s E N T T uno PHONE 711W si, 2. N E W s E- 25 JL, ,Q-' 'Q A G E N C Y Markovlts Brothers f + COMPLETE MODERN bl: SELFQSERVICE FOODMART gf as iff 40 FRONT STREET 75 l, wi, 4' . .4 ir . f of Port Jervis Buick Co. If 74 KINGSTON AVENUE E PORT IERVIS NEW YORK in -5 PHONE - 248 -' U, Compliments of ff' ' V Sales and Service -E N7 T on v 2' Q29 O T '75 Q? Little Tots Dress Co. E Rock View House f 1 .Q I 'V 9 T S l The Soda Bar Z EAST MAIN STREET 4- 'X' ur PORT IERVIS NEW YORK Newspapers, Magazines .and it School Supplies Y jones's Ice Cream T CONGRATULATIONS T COLONIAL INN S + 9 T ft H EA T E R ' s T MEAT MARKET Best in Meats ' OUR SPECIALTIES - HOMEMADE LIVERWURST HONIEDRESSED CHICKENS Q? 194 PIKE STREET 3 TELEPHONE - zo T BEST WISHES Tothe CLASSOF'45 FOGELSON'S MODEL BAKERY Howard M. Case General Tires and Recapping Arthur Morgan Chiropractor PIKE STREET PORT IERVIS NEW YORK FREDA STRAIT INNELLA EROS. BUILDING MATERIAL if FARNUM STREET ' PHONE - 296 A SQUARE FOOT - A TRUCK LOAD ---- Q J' J' NEWBERRY SAME SERVICE . 6 v i . 6 w 2222 is TELEPHONE - 626-I 3 I WE GUARANTEE ALL OUR COLD WAVE PERMANENTS ni if? WILBERT . 9 ASPHALT Fralley s Beauty Shop Z Absolutely the Finest in if WATER PROOF PERMANENT WAVING f BURIAL HAIR STYLINC i HAIR CUTTING I VAULTS 65 Sussex St. Port Jervis, N, Y. I G. H. Spangenberg L I O, in: Q9 Wilbert Vault Works A Q' HAMILTON STREET . . it V PORT JERVIS NEW YORK Port Jervis Shoe Repan' Of' Q19 FRONT STREET 5 OFFICE PHONE RESIDENCE PHONE P534 1024 498fW Hat Cleaning A Specialty X rv S? LD MATAIVIORAS AIRPORT :Nl Litts and Walker Air Service is Aircraft and Engine Overhaul Flight Instruction N LEARN TO FLY COME AND VISIT US THE FRIENDLY FIELD Best Wishes to the Class of 1945 Dor-I-Lee Congratulations Hamilton Brothers The Square Deal Diner Katherine and Phil W. A. Clancy HOLDEN BUILDING PHONE - 1000 OUR BEST WISHES TO THE C L A S S O F 1 9 4 5 THE Port Jervis Real Estate AND Loan Association 55-:Mil CX!! Cilfx. CX 2 2 2 XX KY 9 JJ ft fr .4 W7 6 0 6 5 Bockls Market Colemanfs Servlce Station 25 PHONE - asv Comer of M Q 43 SUSSEX STREET JERSEY AVE. and EAST MAIN STREET 4: Homemade Liverwurst and Bologna TELEPHONE w 9970 - X- Home-dressed Poultry Complete Socony Service nl '1 47 ik L- . A A is L G 0 L D M A N 9 S Zegeras Coal Yard To 4 e 1 -13 Q' 190 JERSEY AVENUE 9 V Q EY: if M A R K E T S TELEPHONE - 29 .1 if 4 v5 Q? lo vu, 'lfj X A BEST WISHES i 4 ln ' to the A 2? GRADUATING CLASS OF 1945 'Q 9 i in -Q TWIN MOUNTAIN 1 BEVERAGES A ' IRA E. FITZGERALD, Jr. 1' .fi i XY KX 7C- fn 255 255- CY 2 ' Q? 4- 9 4- '? woke HEALTHSS SAKE ROLLER SKATEW JOYLAND BEACH f if 'S Open All Year ! a s -0- 9 4- 9 9 S' Tel. Pont Jervis - 278 ... J. o. RYDER T Barcan Mianufacturer of Ladies' Coats 150 PIKE STREET Rendering PORT IERVIS NEW YCRK T Graduates of '45 Best Wishes to the When you marry Class of 1945 Q Contact '? The Diamond Dairy Co-Operative G. L. F. JAMES COLE, Prop' Farm Supplies, Inc. 4- 9 V IZQQX KSXZCX ZCXQCX ZCX2 ZCX ZCX .VX Rfb QXZTQE QCP Kb KY Xi NY! NY! is Kvv. ll 65 wr 415 Pla PMN ii, .fl Q25 .63 0 F 'ii' I JA. 1 ,nu Teen Age Club IL A + JEAN RUTH LIZ PORT JERVIS MARIE BETTY FRANCES JL, Tn BOBBIE SKIPPY FUEL and SUPPLY .JL 'fl 'z J Q? COMPANY gg .JL 3' Z5 Q Alexander Hotel ti? 19 EAST MAIN STREET T. SPARROWBTUSH, NEW YORK PHONE 9909 SZ Y BEST WISHES gg , TO THE ? 'CLASS OF 1945 P r KOLMAR LABOROTORIES QQ Y 3? 4- . v .Ll f' 6 T ZS L 4- . 9 Y Q? RQ ,Q 4- A N7 CGNGRATULATIONS Y R' L M A r 4 TO THE A CLASS OF 1945 42.5 in Elizabeth Kent Company I E 7? X ZS Pure Hygiene Ice Co. Manufacturers of F Q? PUREA HYGIENE ICE is Best Wishes J. L- IUDD, Prop. bfi PHONE - 321 :S gg OF A x R . . Sch1ller's Confectloner .SE HARRY HUNT Y 435 48 Formerly 245 4, ART CARROLL'S 'gg Buy War Bonds And Stamps gb Nw I1 '? i I G Washington Market u. '13 J 5- 9 it Helen Beyer's Shoppe 9 L . ,QI M. Curtis -3-mls! L. f D. Schoeninger Jeweler and Optician R Corner of Pike and Hammond U.-Jo + 4 I Q A. Franzos I '? I u. fx 4- Q Y Modern Modes Y Port Jervis Candy Co. is . ,It Hemleb's Auto Service Fowler and Hammond Q24 zcxzqpzqxzrpzqzxzrxzrx Clyde Stratton Attorney Henry C. Fetz Meats and Provisions K. Munnich's Shoe Repairing Shop 192 Pike Street Mother Lorgan's Restaurant H. Smith East Main Street Leah A. Marchant Chiropractor 4, F. Lyle Wells Wholesale Tobacconist as ZS ZS - - 'IDEM S.. S.. SX. Si, Qt f Z5 JL. 'i' 7 - .. 3 Swanefbufy S Garage BOTIS Pantre Restaurant ff C25 n -5 -M 'ar a C5 T9 t 4 + ll ' ? . Ginoas Grill Emp1re Garage H si, 'M' II 6 17' L. gi Drake's Store Suderleys 'A5' Du ch Crus and Pan R e 'Rf' R R 4:5 . 'NW' .R Studio Press Paul Spangenberg Q? 1' C35 ? C55 The Murra Beaut Sho. Retallick's Brake Service ln Y Y P gg if i s f' sg C. Corrado in ,L Flo-Jean . , Nr 45 Frults and Vegetables in i, H t 1 'T' L R. and N. Restaurant BRANDUS TAVERN 44? 'EL 251 East Main Street .tv M 4? Denny, Bob and Ronnie QQ M ff 2. n A--. I ZS U5 BEST WISHES , Penn Grill fb to the -13 1945 MATAMORAS, PA- for PHONE 3 299 U- ? HEALTH HAPPINESS ul and PROSPERITY , T Congratulations 1 to the 35' ff G1 f 1945 VAUCAN SON ass 0 - -6 i Port ervis Laboratories M SILK MILLS, Inc. 5 78 5 Claybourne Corp. gg I E ZS on fx' I 4 Y i Y Richard Jeffries, D. D. S. GOOD LUCK to the CLASS OF 1945 The Eyelet Specialty I 4: I-Iinan'1an,S Cofnpany, Inc. Q Ice Skating in Winter 41 SUSSEX STREET Q? Golf in Summer SLATE HILL ROAD i 5 5 'A .4 6 I jr Q35 Port Jervis Harry Case CO., Inc. . KINGSTON AVENUE and Umon-Gazette 'ft' EAST MAIN STREET '43 THE SZ HOME f PAPER TYDOL VEEDOL Eli DODGE PLYMOUTH TRI-STATES GOODYEAR TIRES fi S? SECTION TIRE RECAPPING x 3? fi Y? Best Wishes R O O N E Y GF 3 UNDERGARMENTS VAN KARNER Chemical Arms Corp. S? SV? Z5 3 W7 KA If is JL W JL. N gig BEST WISHES rl 425 + - .4 VI Q? TO THE J F' ZS Q r CLASS OF 1945 5 Q? Q? NY! 5? Q JOSEPH GOLDMAN, Inc. ? Q? 233 DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF SCRAP Q ?? L f PLS S? L .,+ V I YZ Y? Y Y Q? I CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1945 WILLIAM M. BOYD 112 Pike Street REPRESENTING INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH AMERICA Q Q'V'W ' S 2' r' u- :br , . u W3 L , . vf-wa 2' 'H' Q' , x ,fixup .3'f-Sf. 1 A 3' 'L 5 2 Q?-F53 23 f 3, 'Q -f fi' if ,iii 52 1 :T fir is fa if ' N' 1 ,iv 1 J E 17.