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

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Who's Who In '46 Prcttiest and Handsoluest ......... Nicest Han' ...... . . . . . . . Best Dressed . . . . . . . . Best Dancer .... ..... Class Angel .... ..... Class Devil .... ..... Most Athletic ............ ..... Most Likely to Succeed ......... Best All 'round ................. Biggest Hater of Upposite Sex .... 'l'cacher's Pet ................. Best Sport .... .... Baby . . . . . . . . Most Musical .......... ..... Most Ambitious for Class . . . . . . . Gum Chewers ....... ..... Class VVorryw0rt ............... Most Likely Spinster and Bachelor. Class VVolf and VVolfess ......... Class Comedian ......... Favorite Pastime Favorite Hangout .... Favorite Saying .... Favorite Subject Barbara Muller . Barbara Muller . Barbara Muller . Pat Hinkley . . . Peggy Dorcas . . Rapann Gray . . Pat iHinkley . . . Geri Coopernian Marge Ferguson Roberta Hallock .Geri Cooperman Marge Ferguson Marge Ferguson Naida Carter . . . Marge Ferguson Elaine Rohner . . Rlarge Ferguson Roberta Hallock Pat Hinkley . . . Elaine Rohner .... Dick Van Sickle Dick Fahey Dutch VVeigel Dom Biondi Charles Pride Vince Innella Dutch VVeigel Ken Engelhart Dutch VVeigel Lou Race john Kent Dutch Weigel Russ Crine Bob Katz john Kent Edgar Crowell Edgar Crowell Dc iiii Biondi Charles Pride .Vince lnnella . . .Loafing ...........joe's . . . . .Hubba Hubba . . . . .Opposite Sex

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Upper Left-Bob Lemon and Lynton Piatt Hubba Hubba Girls-john Kent, Ken Engelliart, Andv Feincr. Piano X7IYILllJSKDJCRl'I1ICI1 Capuro END MEN George VVeigel Richard Van Sickle Nick Pinkala Dominic Biondi john Sheelmn Preston Price Pat McAndrew Nick Pinkaln Marie Aher TH E SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS THE VARSITY MINSTREL INTERLOCUTOR Preston Price SPECIALTIES DDT Quartet Lynton Piatt Pat Hinkley END KVOMEN Marge Ferguson Beattie Meinick Pat Hinkley Doris Farber Hubba Hubba Girls Bob Lemon Joanne Gillespie

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Class Poem PAT CONROY Through the corridors and halls of old P. J., A great many classes have passed. And now it's our turn to leave P. J., Forty-six came entirely too fast. O-h, how we will miss our old schoolmates, No more can we skip or be late. Xes, we surely will miss our old school- mates, Our futures are now up to fate. VVe have complained and griped about P. J., Not a word was meant by one. ' The best in the world is our P. J., A school full of study and fun. John Kent at first your attention commands, For he in the post of president stands. Sparrowbush is his hometown, But NVest End, too, is nice, he found. A handsome fellow from the Acre, One who is a terriiic ineart-breaker, ls Jr. Rotarian and treasurer in one. Mrs. Biondi's fun-loving son. Weigel, Dutch a 312 member, A football player we will remember. Our Vice-President, this year too, WVithout him what would the Big lll do? Bobbie Muller, the cutie with beautiful hair, Always keeps our minutes square. Instead of Frankie, she'll take Bing, And OH, is she crazy over her ring! YVe couldn't get along without this lass, A nuss who's dear to all our class. Margie Ferguson's the one we mean, As social chairman, she was keen. Van Sickle, a bruiser, his first name Dick, VVithout him would the Big III tick? He always seems to have his homework done, And in 5th period English is lots of fun. Nick Pinka-la, one liked by all, Made himself famous with a basketball. And the final member of the Big lll, Nick, remember you shot down our Christmas tree? Agnes Barber is never seen, VVithout a stick of delicious Dentyne. A secretary she will undoubtedly be, And I bet she sits on the boss's knee. Shay Van Etten is saving each penny, So she can marry our boy, Kenny. You may t-hink this is silly stuff, But she can't be with -him quite enough. MARY MULLALX Richard Fahey with his curly hair, ls thought by girls, as pretty lair. He visits Matamoras quite a lot, VVhat appealing cha-rms has it got? Nina Carter, our piano whiz, .iiways passes a musical quiz. A concert she will someday call. 'And give it in Carnegie Hall. Next in her turn comes Rohner, 'Laine For -her corny iokes, she's not to blame. As Editor-in-chier, she worked so hard, But her sunny disposition was not marred A slick-chick senior is Conroy, Pat, And a mighty nice dancer we'il say that Not a better pal can be found, l T-han this gal, who is so an-round. Roland XVieb-oldt, our farmer boy, Always seems to bring us ioy. NVhat a build this young lad has! And in pro-blems class, he takes a razz. A girl who is usually late, liven when she has a date Is Betty Goodtellow, a s-porty gal, A real teen-ager and one swell ipal. Jean Hamilton is always seen. At the Minisink on the beam, Carrying a tray of food and pastry, Jean is never, never hasty. George Pomes is next, you see, A swell senior, happy as a bee. He's another lad with wavy hair, And he thinks that school is pretty square A girl who is trim and always neat, Her letter writing can't be beat. Blonde and blue-eyed Chant, Betty, For the next rhyme are you ready? Another artist in our class, A honey-blonde and pretty lass. Who does as well, in the sports we plav Chy Grassey is all l need to say. Barbara Gunning was a new addition, To our sc-hool of fine tradition. A winning smile and helpful hand, She made our school life seem just grand. Pat McAndrew, the girl with the voice, Of men, can't seem to make her choice. Just wait awhile, Pat, wait and see, In a few more years who it will be.