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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1948 volume:

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VV ,L-,:r,V V ,, .Q4Ls,g3g,,i1:...-again 9,1:.:.fz-EakgdftffiiL...g.,:4.4.L1,,.,l':..4...4...,.-, A A. ., , A-,.: ,, .gi ,4,iL .. ,. . 4, ,...1- .L-.,.,,., Agggn-,,V, Mug, A , ,VU N . Y ,, 5- 1 V Q, 1' ' ,L V :WJ-:'. 1 Q., ,1 .- gg if e. ms- - 'lit '- K' is Q51 ,ef 1 .,, The class of '48 presents, fhrough Mfg CC H Senior Memoirs, our story, As WE TRAVELED ALONG TOGETHER Published and edited by the Senior Class ofthe Poift Ieiffvis Higlo School, Port lewis, New York F In publishing this 1948 Edition of Senior Memoirs our primary purpose is to preserve the memories of the good times of our Junior and Senior years-class jokes, minstrel, t-he promenade in May, par-ties, Sadie Hawkins dances, football games, especially the last quarter of the ,47 Port-Middie game, Saturday nights at Swing Inn, basketball and baseball games, lunc-h on the campus, the first day of spring, pep rallies, Senior day and other activities. I'n compiling this bookywe have endeavored to produce a piece of ,work -that may serve as a constant reminder' of the pleasant associations 'and of the lessons learned during our never-to-be-forgotten high school days. 'N ...J Ayer, R. E. ....... . Archer, Theodore Our Faculty Principal B. .............,.............. Commercial Blood, Louise H. ...,....,., . Brozy, William ............,,, Social .Studies Carpenter, H. T. Chase, Alvin E. ....... . Carlton, Hortense Chervin, Hope DeWolfe, Isabelle-www Eggland, Julia ............ Eidt, Ruth ............... French and Social Studies Machine Shop Social Studies Science Homemaking English English Social Studies English Evans, Dorothy ........ Fisher, Warren L. Foster, Raymond ....... ....,....,.., P hysical Education Goevvay, Harold ......... ....,,.. D istributive Education Harris, Evelyn ....... Hassell, Bernice ........ Hawkins, Ruth ............. ...,.... D ental Hygienist Horsman, Louis C. - ' Hovvitt, Bertha W. Hubbard, Lorraine .......... ....... P hysical Education Huntley, Taze ........... Lathrop, Mack ............ Loomis, Betty Jane C'Conner, Anna C. Mathematics Latin, .Social Studies English Mathematics School Nurse Social Studies Industrial Arts Guidance Director English Padgett, Robert - Pilkington, Fred -- Science Radar, Phyllis ....... ....... C afeteria Manager Rague, John ....... ' ....... ....................... E nglish Rhfoades, Howard ....... .......... M athematics Richardsi Mary .......... ......... C ommercial Shaw, ................... ....... M athematics Sinclair, jMargaret -Stadel, Margaret Wilson, 'George ..... Wright, QWalter - Carroll, Pearle F. Librarian Homemaking Music Science Secretary Hoffman, Alice ...,.,...,.....,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, Secretary Fletcher, .Ervin R. Superintendent of Schools ' BOARD OF EDUCATION President ............................................ Fred D. Salmon Clerk .............. ....................... J ames A. Wylie George Aliton ' Arthur Cray Charles Bushweller Clarence A. Lefferts Charles V. Cuddeback Clyde F. .Stratton Table of Contents SENIOR CLASS ACTIVITIES SPORTS CLASSES INFORMAL VIEXV OF SENIORS Aus Q I Q . I .4- cfs Y ,, -- Y- - - De-ar Seniors: - I Congratulations upon your graduation fr-om high school. I feel that the confidence placed in you and the sacrifices made by your parents, the school, the faculty, and -the community have been justified and amply rewarded. It is my hope that as citizens of this great country you Will accept your full measure of responsibility and direct your best efforts toward the establishment of a lasting peace and -the brotherhood of man. It is with regret that we see you leave t-his high school but in our hearts there is great hope that each of you will live and achieve in such a Way that you will inspire us to greater effort and service in our Work. May I extend to each of you the congratulations and best Wishes of the school and the faculty. Sincerely, R. E, AYER, Principal. The Class of 1948 OFFICERS President ...... .... M ichael Kowal Vice President . . . .... Robert Furman Secretary ...... . .... . , . .- Marie Goodfellow Treasurer .................... .... C harles Westfall Social -Chairman ................. ...... J ames Pagano Editor-in-Chief of the Classbook . . .... Harvey B. Cohen Business Manager of the Classbook . . . . . . Robert F. Dorer Class Colors Class Flower Blue and Silver Wlaite Rose Class Motto U Let's Walk Hand in Hand Not One Before the Other Kofwal, Michael Mike Hail t-o the chief Class President 3,4 Homeroom President 3, 4 Honor Council 3, 4 Baseball 3, 4 junior Play 3 Varsity Club 4 Vice President of French Club 3 . Stu-dient Council Representative - 2 GOODFELLOPV, MARIE Goody The world's no better if we worry, Li-fe's no longer if We hurry. Class Secretary 4 Cheerleading 2, 3, 4 Honor Council 4 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 4 Safety Patrol 4 French Clup 3 A-capella Choir 4 Arrt Club 3 U PAGANO,1AMES Smiley To our future jimmy Dorsey Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Cou-ncil 3 Vice 'President h-omeroom 3 Social Chairman 4 A-capella Choir 4 Civic Pride 'Committee 1 Glee Club DORER, ROBERT Bob He works for 'Pen-nies' Business Manager of Classbook 4 Student Council Representative 1, 2, 3 Student Council A-lternate 4 Honor Council 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 2, 3, 4 Camera Club 4 Seni-or Play Committee 99 FURMAN, ROBERT Bob 'Basketball - appetite - green Ford - That's our Vice-P-resident. ' Basketball 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 3, 4 Varsity -Club Z, 3, 4 Vice President of Class 4 Vice President of homeroom 2 , 3 Cha-irman junior-Senior Committee PVESTFALL, CHARLES !!Bud9! F'Bud VVestfall our football star His fatine is known, near and ar. Sen.ior Play, 4 Class Treasurer, 4 Seni-or Rota-rian, 4 Homeroom Vice President, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 ' Track 2, 3 COHEN, HARVEY Huron Remember the deadline Editor-in-Chief of Classbook Editor-in-Chief of Port jervian 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Honor Counc-il 3, 4 journalism Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Play Latin Club 2, 3 Senior Play KAI-IN, IEANNE ANNE A great fashion designer President of Art Club 4 Dramati-cs Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Classbook Art Editor 4 Sr. Play Advertising Chairman 4 Mas-queiand Gavel 2, 3 Art Club 3. 4 - Camera Club 3 Glee C-lub 2 BARKMAN, ANNE Courtesy is that which shineth French Club President 4 Honor Council 4 A capella Choir 2, -3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2 Art Club 4 Latin Club 2, 3, 4 Senior Play 4 Dramatic Club 4 BERTHIAUME, IOI-IN The world knows -little of its greatest men. Honor Council 4 Civic Pride 1, 2, 3 Varsity Club 3, 4 Glee Club 1, Z, 3, 4 Basketball 2. 3 Football 2, 3 A cappella 2, 3, 4 Editorial Staff 4 BOERNER, HERMAN U Silence is deep as eternity, Speech as shallow as time Business Staff 4 Herman is a quiet, but friendly member of our class. Coming all the way from Huguenot he is not able t-o partake in many activities but is in sports and has been mos-t cooperative in the activities of his class. BOYCE, HAROLD Still water runs deep Business Staff 4 J-our-nalism Club 2, 3 Here is one member of our class who dennitely believes in the saying better late than never. Almost any aftern-o-on Harold and his friends can be seen running up the steps, racing the bell. A likeable .fel- low, we know Harold will go far in the field he -ch-ooses to follow. BAUER, PATRICIA Pat Her words are kind and never mean, Such girls are fefw and far be- -tw-een. Dramatic Club 4 Though Pat is a new addition to our class this year, she has alr-eadv taken her 'place among us. Her carefree, happy man- ner has 'made -her many friends and in whatever field she fol- lows We know szhe will succeed. BODENSIECK, ANNA MAE An1z ' I have often regretted my speech, never my silence A cappella ch-oir 3, 4 G-lee Club 2, 3 Red -Cross 1 Drama-tic Club 1 Business Staff 4 E. P. G. Club BOLAND, THOMAS -'Tome All great men are -dying, I don't feel so well myself. Our future clothing expert, Tom may be seen directing traffic toward Btoland,s Store. Though Tom 'does in-ot belong t-o many clufbs he has taken an active .part in class activities a-nd has been most -cooperative. The class of '48 wishes you luck always, Tom. BOYLE, MARGARET Rink French Club 3, 4 Civic Pride 1 West En-d's contribution to our class, ls -this quiet, we-ll-liked lass, Who strolls the 'halls with gifted ease And after schools says number please. - l 1 BURNS, DONALD Don 'Until I've learned, I'll never rest? This bright haired fellow may ,be seen any' -time of the -day courting a certain young lady -down the hall. Always -talk- ing about -sports, Don someday may -be -the world,s -track star. Here's lu-ok to you, Don! CAL VAR1o, ANGELO 'Men of few words are the best men. VVhere there is J-uli-o an-d Dan, there is A-ngelo. Angelo .al- ways 'has an obligiing -disposi- tion and for this his friends remember him most. With this likeable rnann-eg' he is sure to go ar. CASE, RICHARD Dick 'Never put off till tomorrow what y-ou can put off till the day after. journalism Club 1, 2, 3 Camera Club 3 Football 2 Minstrel 4 Masque and Gavel 2, 3 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Classbook Business Staff 4 CLARKE, IOANNE fa 'Joanne, a cheerful, pretty lass, ls a wide-awake member of our class. Glee Club 2 -Homemakin Clu-b 4 - 2 Minstrel Chorus 4 Patrol Squad 1 -f-..- ,--- Q: ' BURNS, IEAN Bw'mie Better to be small and shine, than to be :tall and cast a shadow. Glee Club 1, 2, 3 ' A cappella Choir 4 Stage Manager of junior Play 3 Hom-eroom Secretary 1, 2 Dramatic Club 1, 2 CARD, MARIE ' Marie's awfully good in class, Quiet as a cat, That is, when she wants -to be, but Marie - when is -that? Gi-rls A. A. 1, 2, 3 Ma-rie fis an all-around good sport an-d her sunny .disposition has won .her many friends. CASTERLIN, MARY Peg Under her outward calm, dwells mischief. H-omemaking Club 3, 4 Re-d 'Cross 1 Stud-ent Council 1 D Editorial Staff 4 Ma.ry's earnest -desire to help the class in all its affairs was certainly .appreciate-d by all. good Luck! CLEARY, JAMES Vim A man of many f-riendsn A cappella Chair 2, 3, 4 Glee -Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Ban-d 1, 2, 3, 4 Camera Club President 4 ,Minstrel Chorus -1, 2, 3 Ho-mer-oom Social Chairman 4 Hom-eroom Vice wPresident 2 H-omero-om President 3 CONROY, IOI-IN jack Tis the Irish in -him that --. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 ' Baseball 1, 2, 3, n Student Council -Oificer 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Honor Council 2, 3, 4 Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Play Latin Club 2, 3 CUDDEBACK, ,KENNETH :QKen99 The iou-rney's end ------ Cole Street. Homeroom President 1 Student Council 1 Basketball 2 Football 3 Minstrel Chorus 1, 2 Vice President Red Cross 3 A cappella Choir 2 EMRICI-I, GLORIA Babe I-Iere's Gloria, our farmerette, what she wants, she's bound to get. Q Classbook Business Stall: 4 journalism Clu-b 1 Dramatics Club 1 Hom-emaking Club 4 Secretary -of Debate -Club 4 Stunt Night 4 FAHEY, IEANNE 'fjemnfev This cheerful girl is lots of fun, Makes the classroom -really hum. K Shorthand Club 3, 4 Masque and Gavel 3 President -of Red -Cross 4 Classbook Business Staff 4 Safety Pat-rol 4 Treasurer Shorthand -Club 3 I CROOPIN, CHARLES QQCTOOP!! The strong an-d silent type This Senior has served in the United States Army for ,two yea-rs. Not only is he past master at motor cycling, but we have -discovered that he enjoys -hunting and is quit-e in- terested uin guns. With his abil- ity, success is inevitable. Lots of luck, Croop. DA VIS, MARIORIE Marge', A little late but always in t1IT1C.,, 'Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 Senior Play A cappella -Choir 2, 3, 4 Junior Play Honor Council 4 Editorial Staff of Classbook 4 Minstrel 1, 2, 3 Latin Club 2 EVVANCIEW, HELEN Silence is Golden Shorthand Club 3, 4 Li-ttl-e did we know what was hiding behind those pretty, da-rk -eyes! We've discovered with persistent detecting, that Helen is an expert on farming - Greenville style, that is. She's fast bec-oming an A-1 secretary. FARNIOK, INGEBORG Hinge!! Little, but ---- --. Masque a-n-d -Gavel 2, 3 Glee Club 2, Secretary Re-d -Cr-oss 4 journalism 'Club 1, 2, 3 French Club 4 Editorial Staff 4 F I TZGIBBON S, IOSEPI-I H1080 To a real 'good Joe'. , Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Honor Council 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 A cappella Choir 2, 3, 4 Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 4 FLEMING, THOMAS Tom NTall and Quiet CPD--. Editorial Staff 4 Boys' G-lee Club 4 Minstrel 4 Camera Club 3, 4 Vice Pres. Camera Club 3 Track 2, 3, 4 Vice Pres. of Homeroom 1, 2 Basketball 1 GIBBONS, IANE Still water runs deep Debate Club 4 - Shorthand Club 3, 4 Journalism Club 1, 2, 3 , Stunt Night 4 Sec. Shorthand Club 2 Jr. Play Committee Masque and Gavel 1, 3 Sec. Journalism Club 2 GRATHPVOHL, EARL I-Iere's the boy of football fame, 'Gregory Peck, Grathwohl is his -name? Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Baseball 4 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Civic Pride 1 FLEMING, LEO Lee Look at the birdie .... 3' lfVe always see Leo with the boys from the shop. l-le is a quite sort of fellow and do:sn't like girls - Cmuchl. To know him is to like him. FOSS, HARRY Hi-ho Silver, Away This quite fellow came to sch-ool only mornings this year and during this time he spent th hours in machine shop. To oe with Harry means to have a good time. Good luck!! to a swell guy. GRADY, IEAN W'idget Good things come in small packages? Safety Patrol 4 Art Club 4 Glee Cl-ub President 4 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 3, 4 junior Play Committee 3 Senior Play Committee 4 Minstrel Chorus 4 GRINDER, JUNE Sally A cheery greeting, a dimpled smile, Happy-go-lucky is her style? Honor Council 4 Art Club 4 Cheerleading 2 Class Social Chairman 3 Student Council 3 Dramatic Club 1 ' Girls' Glee Club 1 GUNNING, WILLIAM Bill Things mhat come from far away never stay puti' Boys' Glee Club 4 A cappella -Choir 4 Track 1 Minstrel Chorus 4 Homeroom Treasurer 3 For the short time he has been here Bi-ll has :many friend-s. HAGGERTY, WILLIAM . p QQBUISQ Bill like joe, is a bowling alley boy, n D Setting up pfins is his main yoy CPD. Bill is the congen.ial other half of the twin set. Hunting a-nd bowling are 'his -favorites, too. So :here's to a-nother graduate. Best always! HANSTINE, ELIZABETH uggttyv A cheerful lass Homemaking Club 3. 4 Business Staff 4 ' Most of Betty's time .is spent with her friends. Smiling 'is her hobby. Her even disposition has w-on the hearts of her asso- ciates and will carry her far! HOPPEY, VVILLIAM Bill I 'didn'-t sleep a wink last night Homeroom President 4 ' French Club 3 Football 4 Baseball 4 Business Staff 4 junior-Senior Party Committee 3 VVe wonder what Bill dreams about-being a great ,pharma- cist or women? HAGGERTY, 1osEPH joe Here's a guy with plenty of go, Looks like Bill, owh -no, its Joe. When not busy in the bowling alley, joe is usually found with his brother. Hunting is his fa- vorite patstime. Hats off to a swell Senior! , HAMILTON, CHARLES Charlie Seldom seen but always wel- comef' Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Business Staif 4 -Secretary-treasurer -of Baud 2 Band 1, 2 We wish the best Gof life to Charlie, a musical member of our class. HOFFMAN, IOAN H0jfic Music is a gift of Nature I-Iomeroom Treasurer. 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Journalism Club 1, 2 Latin Club 1. 2, 3 Senior Patrol Squad 4 Dramati-cs Club 2 Business Staff of Classbook 4 HORST, IOAN MARIE Io.11mie A thing of beauty is a joy forever President Homemaki-ng Club 4 Hom-eroom Social Chairman 1 journalism Club 1, 2, 3 Dramatics Club 1, 2 Glee Club 1, 2 ' Editorial Staff of Classbook 4 Minstrel 4 ' IASHEMBOWSKI, MARY A fool is a girl who never tries anything new.', President of Civic Pride 2 Honor Council 4 Shonthand Club 2, 3, 4 Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Play 4 p Senior Patrol Squad 4 Homeroom Secretary 3 Glee Club 2, 3 KEENER, FLOYD Bus The dark, silent typen Homeroom T-reasu-rer 1 Actions speak lou-der than words, must apply to Floyd. Although he seldom talks, that is in sch-ool, lie has many friends. A KELL Y, KA THL EEN QQ-K y 7? The argyle specialist ju-nio-r 'Class Treasurer 3 Homerloom Secretary 4 Honor Council 4 French Club 3, 4 Senior Play Committee 4 Senior Pat-rol Squad 4 Latin Club 2 Glee Club 2, 3 KIRSHNER, IEAN A tall, pretty brunete Journalism Club 1, 2, 3 Drama-tic Club 1, 2 Red Cross 2 Senior Minstrel 4 jean, a-n inhabitant of God's -Coun-try,' is sure to succeed in her chosen field. IOERGLE, IVARREN ujerksa A friend to all A cappella 3. 4 Boy's Glee Club 3, 4 Senior Minstrel 4 Student Council 3 Warren's likeable personality has made for him more friends than we could ever count. KELLY, IEROME A friend to allf' Vice President Homeroom 4 Ed-itorial Staff 4 Business Staff 4 Jerome's uncovered musical ability and his friendly disposi- tion will pave his way to suc- cess. KENT, PVILLARD Kent l'Tl1e Littlest angel Student Council Treasurer 1 Known for his ability to break drills -in sh-op, Willard has be- come known as Mr. Browzy,s Little . Devil. LAPRIORI, VINCENT JAMES jimmy Tall, dark and handsome Alth-o jimmy's name is not found in any club membership list, he is well known for his friendly smile and gdark curly hair. We've -bee-n told that h-e's developing a New York accent. .. , I 1.ARK1N, EDVVARD Eddie He will not fail in What he does. Homerooin Secretary 2 I-lomeroom Sergeant at Arms 1 lruture Farmers :of America 1, 2, 3 Eddie joined us this year from Middletown and has made many friends in such a short time. LIVINGSTON, CATHERINE Cathy Personality Plus Red C-ross 3 Business Staff 4 Cathy's outstanding personality has made her a definite asset to the Senior -Class and also to Newberry's, where sh-e always pleases her customers! MAC ALARNEY, IOI-IN Born Wiuh the gift of or:-mon Dramatic Club President 3 Honor Council 3, 4 Social Chairman of Class 3 Student 'Council Secretary 3 Masque and Gavel 2, 3 junior and Senior Plays Debate Club 4 MASANOTTI, ANNA Frem'lay Little friends may prove great friends. Homer-oom Secretary 3 French Club 4 Art Staff of Classbook 4 Anna, the shortest girl -in ,the Senior Class has a smile for everyone. E LEMON, ROBERT Bob Grease Monkey of 318 Baseball 1, 2 F oonball l Senior Minstrel 2, 3 Baseball 3 Most of Bob's time is spent tinkering around motorcycles and old cars. ' LORE, VINCENT 'Vi1zce The perfect gentleman President of Homeroom 1, 2, 3 Glee Club 2 Council Representative 4 A cappella Choir 2 Varsity Club 3 Track 3 MAI, LOIS Take a letter please Stunt Nite 4 Shorthand Club 3, 4 Minstrel Chorus 4 Nyack is my birthplace Montague is my station I P. J. H. S. is my adopted home A secreta-ry is my desination. Mc ANDREWS, IAMES :flimsy Tall, dark and hondsom-e Student Council Latin Club 2, 3 Jim, noted for his dimples, is Miss Evan's litt-le pet. He excels in English class and can be forceful at times. His per- sonality and sense of humor are recognized through the school. Good luck, jim! l McDOI'VELL, CHARLES Dick Oh, for a 250 bowling record Boy's Gym Club 4 Student Council 1, 2 -Civic Pride 2 Red Cross 1 Dick is well known at the J. Bowl where he is a specialist at recording strikes. MINEAU, IAMES lim Little people achieve great fame French Club 3 Int-ra-mural Basketball 1, 2 Intra-mural Softball 1, 2, 3 Jim, a man of 'few words and deep thoughts, is another 'shor- tie ' who makes his influence felt. Best of luck in whatever you undertake, Jim. MOSHER, NORMA Success .is one of the ioys of living. I-lonieroom Secretary 1 Honor Council 4 Circulation Mgr. of Port jer- vian 4 Jr. Play Stage Manager 3 A cappella Choir 2, 3, 4 Senior Patrol Squad 4 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Art Club 4 MYERS, MARY ELIZABETH uThere is no wealth in the world but true happiness Glee Club 1 , Shorthand Club Social Chair- man 3 . - , I-lomemaking Club Social Chair- man 4 Debate C-lub 4 V Senior Minstrel 1, 4 McK1NNON, JOHN lack Happy-go-luckv A cappella Choir 4 Glee Cllub 4 Business Staff 4 Senior Play Stage Committee 4 Minstrel 4 jack, one of the loyal inhabit- ants of God's Cofuntrv CVVes: Endj is always laughing. ZVIORAN, ANGELA 'Sally' A pretty face is a ioy to behold Homemaking Club 3, 4 Business Staff 4 Sailly's -sunny disposition sold many ads for our classbook. YVe wish her the best of luck in whatever field she chooses. MULLER, ROSEMARIE Rickie Neiwberry's Specialty Homem-aking Club 3, 4 Business Staff 4 Minstrel Chorfus 4 Rosemarie is usually seen with one -of the Bettv's or talking about the customers she has to Walt on at Newberry's. NORRIS, IOYCE Susie A penny for your thoughts Red Cross 3, 4 Homemaking Club 3, 4 Business Staff 4 joyice's good disposition has won her manv iriends. At Penny's she is an ideal sales clerk. NOSTRAND, VICTOR VINCENT 'Via' Good words are worth much and cost little Vic h-as not found time to par- ticipate in school acitivitwies, but his friendly man-ner keeps him surrounded by friends. We know helll succeed in whatever field he chooses. PALMER, DONALD LEE !!Lee7! His smile is sweetened by his gravity Camera Club 4 Art Staff of Classbook 4 A oretty slick guy is Donald Lee, The th-ings he draws are some- thing to see. He's -a good sport amo-ng those who know, They like his manner, friend or foe. PENDELL, IANE fame Is she not 'passing fair?,' Red Cross 1 - Glee Club 2 French Club 3 Patrol Squad 4 Editorial Staff 4 - Jane hails from Rio and comes to -school on the bus. A popular girl 'and definitely an asset to our class. Best of luck no you! PINKALA, CATHERINE I Kash To be a model is her desire, She's sure to set the world on fi-re. Student Council 2 Glee 'Club 3, 4 Art -Cl-ub 4 junior Play, Usher 3 Social' Chairman 301, 3 OGRODNICK, WILLIAM Bill Laugh and the world laughs with you. Art Club 4 Bill has -clearly expressed his intention, To get to work upon some in- vention, So here's to success in his undertaking! We all hope it may soon be in the making For he wan-ts ONLY to be -a millionaire, And promises '48 a ,goodly share. PAULISON, IOHN lack The Dodger expert Here's a boy, Jack by name A senior '48 is proud to claim Baseball is .his favorite sport A-sk his team, get this retort, 'T-he Dodgers' is the ONLY team, ' A word against them, and lill Blow off steam! PETITT1, IULIO Butch What! M-or-e dishes! Keep on the right side of this smiling lad, He ca-n do you, good or bad, For breakfast, supper, noon, or brunch Julio will serve you at L.1rry's Luncih Hats off to the chef of '43 G-ood luck and foritune to this classmate. POUND, IEAN lb 'The hand that hath made you fair, hath made you good. Secretary Student Council 1 Secretary Class 2 Secretary I-Iiomeroom 2 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Council 3, 4 Art Club 4 Latin Club 2, 3 French Club 4. REISER, ROBERT Bob'f Do well t-he duty that lies before you. Here's a senior from 319, All the fellows -think he's quite keen. When it comes to work he gets lt done, And w-hen he's through, helhas a lot -of fun. ROBERTS, ELIZABETH !!Betty3! Betty, -always on the beam Not as quiet as sh-e seems. Journalism Club 1, 2 Red Cross 1 Secretary Hom-eroom 1 Homemaking Club 3, 4 Senior Minstrel 4 ROMBOUSECK, EUGENE !!Gene9! Gene Rombouseck, mac-hine ship pr1de, i u Takes everything 111 'hls stride. President Homeroom 1 Suu-dent Council 1 Homer-oom Treasurer 2 Boys' Glee Club 2 Journalism Club 2 RUNNALLS, GLEN Clem I'l1 meet you all in due time. Band 3, 4 I' In the bus he comes to school, Promptly by the 8:30 rule. Joins in all the homeroom fun, But gets his daily homework -done. For Clem would really be your friend, 'Tis he who'll 'iplant you in the enid. ROACH, I-IOPVARD jim Labor is the law of happiness. Red Cross 2 VVhen a 'huntin' you would go And really have some .game to show, V - Follow Jim, he knows the way To get a deer, any day. ROHNER, PATRICIA 3, lf long dis-tance you desire, Get laughing Pat on the wiref' Editorial Staff 4 Hometroom Social Chairman 4 Senior Play Comm-ittee 4 junior Play 3 Glee Club 2, 3 Masque and Gavel 2, 3 Dramatic Club 2, 2, 3, 4 Journalism Club 1 RUNNALLS, DORIS i'VVho is it now, Doris? Homemaking Club ' Treasurer 3 Patrol Squad 4 Dramatic Club 2 Masque and Gavel 3 junior Play 3 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Red Cross 2 Social Club 301, 3 RYEAK, ANNE Annie No-o-o ........ - Treasurer Hom-eroom 4 This is our Annie of '48 Always on time, never late, Into homeroom does she come Bringing with her lots of fun! May she find life sunny and . gay . xvltll laughter -all along l1f-e's way. SCALES, FRANCIS Frank Love makes the world go roundu Frank Scales in his famous car, Goes for a 1r1-de, oh so far! He takes with him his Mary Ann, Wl1o's convinced he,s quite the man! SI-IAMPANSKY, ELAINE Laine Let's have a rea-dy 'Hip-Hip'.3' -Captain of Cheerleaders A 3, 4 Honor Council 3, 4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Q A cappella 2, 3, 4 Dramatic -Club 1, 2, 3, 4 French 3- Club 4 Latin Club 2, 3 Q SMITH, FRANK Bucky I came rig1ht back, .... 'I Here's to Bucky, always gay, Quoting 'QPrifces every day. lf he Burns up, it's hard to tell For 319 thinks h-e's pretty swell. So to this smiling Senior, we say AIdieu An-d good luck and goocl for- tune to You. STEMPERT, MARY IANE Listen to the wedding bellsu Hom-emak-ing Club 3, 4 This is a Senior w1ho's really ' a sport, A clever girl of a very goo-cl sort. Willing, eager, ready and wait- 111: , -For Juni 29,4 she'll be gradu- ating Then togeuher Gene and our Mary Jane, Will got to ganher their due and fame. I SCOTT, THELMA Serenade of the Bells journalism Club 2 Hornemakinfg Club 3, 4 Here's to a girl, quiet -to you, And no Steve she,s really true, To us she's ratedrA-1 For the firstfclass Senior she's become. SHEARE, DANIEL Dan A smile a day .... For-ever ready on his lips, A bigl-?.Hell-o and big Hip- 1 9, T-ha:t's Dlanny passing through the -halls Answering Hi to all his calls, To this Senior, -happv and gay, We wish you luck along life's vwafy. SPACE, CLIFFORD Cliff ln all labor the-re is profit Cliff has expressed his desire to become a, farmer because he loves animals. We, his class- mates, hope that he attains every goal he sets for himself. STONE, CLIFFORD Cliff Goo-d brooks are true fri-ends Cliff as he is known to us, Does his work without much fuss - D-oesn't bick.er, doesn't worry, Doesn't fret, idoesn't hurry. 'Glad are we of '48 That Cliif has been our class- IIIBIC. SWINGLE, CHESTER I !!CbiTp!! Life is just a bowl of cherries Chirping here, Chirping there, Without a worry or a c-are, 319 is extra proud To have him in our Senior A crowd. VAN SICKLE, DAVID Dave East Side West Side, 1'll take the West Side. Senior Play 4 junior Play 3 Honor Council 3, 4 Latin Club 2, 3, 4 ' I-Iomeroom President 2, 4 G-lee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 A cappella 2, 3, 4 Traick 3, 4 IVESTFALL, EMILY Em Not -+ N-ot to be' but To be with Bill Panrol Squad 1, 2, 4 Secretary -Civic Pri-de 1, 2 J-unior Play 3 Red Cross 1 Journalism Club 2- D-ramatic Club 2, 3 Social Club 301, 3 PVRI GH T, SHIRLEY Sis Right or Wrong-still our Wright ' Red Cross 1, 2, 3 , Treasurer H-omeroom 3 Student Council 3 Shorthand Club President 3, 4 Secretary Homeroom 4 Soc-ial 'Club 301, 3 S WIN GLE, WILLIAM , Moon' Assembly Committee 3 I-Iere's to the wit of 319, Who keeps the homeroom in a scream. With a 'fhello here, and a hello there. With a smile to banish every care, There gioes Bill with never a worry And lets the rest of the whole World hurry. VAN SICKLE, LUCY Beauty is the lover's gift junior Play Usher, 3 Senior Minstrel Chorus 4 Red Cross 3 319 claims this pal, Every one knows she is Char- ley's gal. WRIGHT, ALFRED Al 'QA good days work never hurt anyone. Alfred returne-d to school after serving in the Armed Forces and because of his ambition was able to complete his Senior year in January. The class of '48 Wishes you the best always! ZITONE, EVELY N E'vie Here's to Evie, Shirley's homeroom tw-in, Full of vigor, vitali-ty, an-d vim. Shorthand Club 3, 4 Red Cross 1, Z4 Student Council 4 Social Club 301, 3 In Memoriam Silence, and -then low murmurs can be heard. All e es are cast on an ' ' My 7! ' empty seat. A seat that might now be occupied. But Fran 1S no lo'nger here. The bell rings and we go into the hall. 'On our Wayiwe forget for a moment, and look for that cheerful Hhellol' and that happy smile. Then we remember, and we realize the ways of life and the heartaches of death. ' Frances Heater is a girl never to be forgotten by us-one who repre- sents all the good and Wonderful things -of life, one who Will always remain a pattern for us to follow. Yes, Fran is gone for a while. But perhaps in the. future, by the grace of God We will once again hear that Hello,-' and see that smile for ever. Until that moment we say goodbye c'Fran -We are -thinking of you. Sittin-g on couch-Miss Dorothy Evans, Miss Margaret Sinclair, Mrs. Louise Blood. Sitting on table-Mr. Fred Pilkington, Mr. Louis Horsman. Sitting on chair-Miss Berry jane Loomis, Mr. George VVilson. Our Sponsors 1 I Truly, Words cannot express the deep gratitude and sincere appreciation we feel for the unselfish efforts of our sponsors, for their leadership, guidance, and encouragement throughout the year. Alwaysrvvilling -to lend a helping hand, offer a Word of advice -or a -spark of encouragement, they have brought us successfully through our final year together, and leave us now on the threshold, of life, more 'certain of future success, better prepared t-o face -the uncertainties of the future, and btter citizens of the world, because of their influence on us. s We, the Class of '48, extend our most sincere thanks. I J p ,-,ff ex- f X.,- k Z- XX Q VWXWI 54 fuk N QQ- dd fl Q Y W 1 ' f ,1! xg , I , c,c.1.i..2 -x 'E - 5 A3 X K j 'I X Q ' 1' ' fx-f 'X ' f' fl f' I .---- -yw W! Y -+ V1 ,X ' X.m ,.!5 ag ,f NX fx J 1- J .-Z , X- yf 1 . 7 Yfixgf fiix gli! 5 4, 4915 1 5 fig! X'X 'xm --:Q PX CTI ITIE QQ17' fi Ji- , The Classbook Staff Nz' 5 Z EDITORfINfCHIEF ,...........................,............... HARVEY B. COHEN EDITORIAL STAFF JANE PENDELL MARY JASI-IEMBOWSKI MARIE GOODFELLOW JEAN GRADY PAT ROHNER JOAN HORST ELAINE .SHAMPANSKY DAVID VAN SIGKLE JEAN POUND JOHN BERTHIAIIME MARGE DAVIS -JEROME KELLY NORMA MOSHER ANN BARKMAN BUSINESS MANAGER .,.......,..,..,...........,...,.... ROBERT E. DORER BUSINESS STAFF NORMA MOSHER CATHERINE LIVINGSTON BETTY ROBERTS NVILLARD KENT GLORIA EMRICHA GLENN RUNNALLS CHARLES HAMILTON JAMES OLEARY JOHN MAC ALARNEY A KATHLEEN KELLY BETTY HANSTINE ANNA MAE BODENSIECK MARY JASHEMBOWSKI JOAN HOFFMAN WILLIAM HOPPEY JEROME KELLY ANGELA MORAN RICHARD OASE MARY MEYERS JACK MCIKINNON ART EDITOR ............,,,,.,.....,..,.....,,,..,,,,,,,.,..,,,,,..,,,,. JEANNE KAHN A R T S T A E E DONALD L. PALMER ANNA MASANOTTI SPORTS EDITOR ......,............, I ....,.,.........,...,,. MARY CASTERLINE NORMA MOSHER TYPLSTS MICHAEL KOWAL SALLY GRINDER THOMAS ELEMING GLORIA EMRICH ROSE MULLER - 1 Student Council ' Pictured above are the members of the Student Council, representing the various homerooms of the school. ' The Council is the student governing body. At the Weekly meetingsi problems of the students are discussed in an eH7ort to find a solution. A few of the numerous accomplishments the Council has made for the year 1947-48 are erection of a mailbox at the front of t-he -school, the installation of a telephone for students' use, a canopy for the gymnasium, and the purchase of a school flag. President ................ ........ J -ohn Conroy Vice President .... ........... ' . Alvah Smith Secretary ...... .... P atricia Schoonmaker Treasurer ....... ......... R ussell Salmon Social Chairman ........................ Janet Gates Parliamentarian .......... ' .........., g. Lucille Levin Sponsors. .Mrs. Louise Blood and Miss Betty jane Loomis Seniors in the club are: joe Fitzgibbons, Bob Dorer, Vince Lore, john MacAlarney, Evelyn Zitone, Dave Van Sickle, and jack Co'nroy. Honor Council p In its second year of existence, the Honor Council has succeeded in becoming one of the outstanding clubs in the school. Although it was impossible to have many meetings, they have held a new type of dance, Cafe style, encouraged politeness, and helped raise the morale of the student body. A-t the first meeting the following officers were elected: President ......................... Dave Van Sickle Vice President ..... ....... J oseph Fitzgibbons Secretary ...... ...... S hirley Colby Treasurer ....... . . . .... Robert Dorer Social Chairman ........................ jean Pound The new members were given their pins on Awards Day, and we're sure they will domany things next year to make the Honor Council even more active. A list -of Seniors in the club follows: David Van Sickle, Robert Dorer, Joseph Fitzgibbons, Harvey Cohen, Eleaine Shampansky, Marjorie Davis, Mary Jashembowski, jack Conroy, john MacAlarney, Marie Goodfell-ow, Norma Mosher, Mike Kowal, Sally Grinder, john Bert-hiaume. Ed1torf.infCh1ef ........ x..... .,..... ....,. H a rv ey B. Cohen .- .. .. ,I Journalism Club it One of the most active and largest groups in the high school is the Journalism Club. This is the second year of the Port Ie1 uian's existence. This year it won second place at the Columbia University Scholastic Press Conference at which schools from 48 states competed. Although this club has had many problems to be solved, they have always been able to pull -themselves up to the top. This may be attributed to the democratic cooperation of all members. The complete' membership includes 50 active workers in different departments. Editorial Staff ofhcers: Assignment Editor ..... James Brett Circulation Manager ......... ............ N orma Mosher Business Manager ,.,..,,......................... Jocelyn Pratschler Advertising Manager ,,., . ..........,...,.....,... F lorence Seidler Sports Editors ............,.., Bill Burgess and Ruth Lawrence Fashion Editor ................... . .... .................... S hirley Colby Humor Editor .......... Exchange Editor ...... Social Editor ....,,..... - Makefup Staff ......... Chief Reporter ....... Photographer ........................................ Secretary ........................................... ............. -. ............ Art Siegel Joan Lehn Jane Caulkins Betty Van Schaick Cynthia Sakofsky Harvey B. Cohen Mary Parker The Seniors in this club are Norma Mosher, Harvey B. Cohen, Elaine Shampansky and Mary Jashembovvski. i A Latin Club Laeti Latini is the name of this school club. A-t the monthly meetings the Happy Latinsw not only accomplished much but had a lot of fun. The Christmas party and stunt night were most successful. The ofhcers for 1947-48 are: S Consuls Ccorresponding -to President and Vice Presidentj, jim Horton and Bob Dorer. . Scriba Ccorresponding to Secretaryj, Pat Schoonmaker. Aediles Ccorrespoding to Social Chairmenj, Roberta Swinton, Art Siegel, Dave 'O'Malley. Miss Evelyn Harris is sponsor of the club. Senior members of the club are: joan Hoffman, Anne Barkman, Bob NW' Dorer, and Dave Van Sickle. i C IE elf isp 'Q J, French Club With the election of the following oflicers: President ........................... Anne Barkman Vice-President .... . . .... Shirley Colby Secretary ...... ....... j ean Pound Treasurer ...... ...... K athleen Kelly 4, Social Chairman ............... .Elaine Shampansky Program Chairman ................... .. .Anne Lefferts a busy year both educationally and socially was inaugurated for the French The DUSO League pigskin champions for 1947 were their guests of honor at a dance held early in the fall. y February 12 and 13, twenty members journeyed -to New .York City and made their headquarters at the Hotel Bristol. They attended the the- atre, two broadcasts at Radio City and a French movie and spent one entire day at U. N. .headquarters at Lake Success. The Club is grateful to Mrs. Blood for her patient cooperation. Seniors in this Club are: Inge Farniok, Margaret Boyle, Anne Barkman, jean Pound, Kathleen Kelly, Elaine Shampansky, Anna Masanotti, jane Pendell, and Bill Gunning. Varsity Club In the year 1946-1947 the Varsity Club, with the aid of an adult advisory committee, raised S1700 -to establish the Goodfellow Memorial Scholarship Fund. From this fund the sum of 31250 is awarded each year to the out- standing senior boy athlete entered in college for the following year. The first of these awards was made to William Engelhart of the Class of 1947. In addition to the scholarship, a trophy is also presented each year to the best all-round athlete of any class. ' To perpetuate these funds the members of the club worked hard during the past year, operating with great success a concession at all home football and basketball games. The -oHicers: President ........ ..... C harles Westfall Vice-President . . . .... Dominic Marando Secretary ...... ...... D avid Van Sickle Treasurer ..... Raymond Nicolette Advisor .......................... Louis C. Horsman Seniors in this club are: Charles Westfall, Dave Van Sickle, Jack Conroy, Bob Furman, Earl Grathwohl, Vince Lore, joe Fizgibbons, VVilliam I-loppey,1Mike Kowal, John Berthiaume. E Boyls 'Gym Club Though organized only this year, and composed mainly of Jr. High students, the Gym Club, under the sponsorship of Mr. Foster, 'has already shown much enthusiasm. This group meets in the Gym, Where the art of gymnastics is taught by its capable sponsor. The clubyhas spent its meetings preparing for the annual Gym exhibition in the Spring. The elected officers are: President ............. ' . . .... Ray Nicholette Vice President .......... . . . Dominick Marando Secretary and Treasurer . ....... ........ C arl Parker The only member of the Gym Club graduating this year is Earl Grath- Wohl. i ' Girls' Athletic Association Organized in 1944, the girls' Athletic Association is a club which spons-ors girls' Athletic events, including intramurals in softball, volleyball, badminton, and basketball. It also teaches individual sports, such as tennis and archery. Y ' The main purpose of this organization is to promote sportsmanship among the 'girls and interest in sports and health. To accomplish their purpose during t-he school year, the club sponsored extra curricular activities and movies. During the year the girls had a spring picnic, a Christmas Party, and a basketball game betwee'n the women faculty'and'iG.A.A. members which was -the most popular affair of theyearf Officers: ' ' i President ......... .... M arie Aber Vice President ..... V. ....... jean Galloway Secretary-Treasurer . . . ........... Ruth Hubbard Advisor ............ . . . Miss Lorraine Hubbard l r l r i Senior Cheerleaders Let's have a '4Ready Hep Hep -shouted the red and blacks during our basketball and football- games. This year the Port Jervis High School really had quite a squad, con- sisting 'of eleven members, with Elaine Shampansky as captain and Marie Goodfellow as co-captain. ' The cheerleaders worked hard to raise money for their new basketball cheering uniforms. In addition -to sponsoring dances after the football games, the cheerleaders sponsored basketball games between the Varsity and other teams. Then, too, a most successful dance was held in May. The cheerleaders obtained buses for all the games in which our high school participated. Before the Middletown-Port Thanksgiving game they led a big pep rally. The student body have really cooperated with these girls and have done the best cheering they have ever done. The senior cheerleaders are: Jean Pound, Marie Goodfellow, Elaine Shampansky, and Marge Davis. r . Junior Cheerleaders Led by their captain, Nancy Archer, The junior Cheerleaders had a very full year in '48, They started the year out by buying new uniforms. At junior Varsity football and basketball games, the crowds were led in cheering by these energetic youngsters. ln November, they presented a pep assemblyv to add to their list of achievements. X All in all, they had a pretty busy time and are looking forward to the day when they will become Senior Cheerleaders. P Band Under the capable supervision of their director, Mr. Wil-son, the band has done fine work this year. Playing for most of our football games and assembly programs, they have proven their ability as a musical group. Preparation for the annual Grange county musical festival Was one of the main tasks of the organization. As usual, they ranked Well among the schools of the county. joining with the other musical organizations of the school, the band took part in the spring concer-t. Members of the senior class playing in the band are: joan Hoffman, Harvey Cohen, Bob Dorer, jim Cleary and Glen Runnals. The officers are: . . President ...... .... B ob Dorer Vice President ......... .... J im Cleary P Social Chairman ........................ june Price Secretary and Treasurer ............... Ray Nicolette s Student Director and Librarian ...Dominick Marando P A - cappella Choir Although the A - cappella Choir, was started -only two years ago, under the direction of Mr. Wilson, it has become one of the most popular clubs in school. Much praise has been given by both pupils and t-he people 'of Port Jervisto this club for the excellent programs Mr. Wilson has pre- sented. ' ' r . ' This year has been very busy for the choir, as they have presented -many programs. At Christmas time, they presented the Christmas story set to music. P ' as Mr. Wilson and -the director of the Middletown choir have been planning a concert with combined choirs from both schools. Later on they will meet with other musical organizations of Orange County at Goshen for a Spring Festival. In May they will present a concert in the auditorium for the enjoyment of the whole school. The following seniors are in the choir, Marjorie Davis, Norma Mosher, jean Pound, Elaine Shampansky, Vince Lore, Jack Conroy, james Cleary, Dave Van Sickle, Jeanne Burns, joe Fitzgibbons, Marie Goodfellow, Anne Barkman and Bud Westfall. . The oflicers are: President ........ . . . Dave Van Sickle Vice President .... ...... J im Cleary Secretary ..... Jane Horsman Treasurer .... . . . Marjorie Davis Boys' Glee Club Q The Boys' Glee Club has finally increased in number! Under the cap- able direction of Mr. VVilson, the club has proved to be one of the best in recent years. Singing in standard four part male harmony, the club has sung at assemblies, the Orange County Music Festival and the Spring Concert. No-t only .has this club entertained for school but also for outside organizations. Active interest shown' the 'club's'i members has made it the club it is. Seniors who are members are: jack Conroy, Vince Lore, joe Fitz- gibbons, jim Cleary, john Berthiaume, Tom Fleming, Bud Westfall, Bill Gunning, and Dave Van Sickle. , y The 'Officers are: Q Q I President .............. . . . Chuck Salmon Vice President ........... ..... A lvah Smith Secretary and Treasurer .... .... J ack. Conroy Social Chairman .......... .... B ill Hawkins i S5 vu 3' Girls' Glee Club The Girls' Glee Clu-b with a membership of 30 was just as large as in the past. The harmony of the Glee Club consists of three parts: soprano, second soprano, and alto. On several occasions the Girls' Glee Club and the Boys' Glee club made an appearance together as a four piece chorus. The following officers were chosen to lead this group throughout the school year: President .............. .... I ean Grady Vice-President ......................... Betty Guinn Secretary and Treasurer ............... jean Galloway Librarians ............ Dolores Dipipi and Daisy Reiser Director ........................ Mr. George Wilson Pins were given to the members of the club for their excellent work. The Club's most important event was the spring concert. Then, too, the members made a trip to Middletown to the annual festival in which all schools in Orange County participated. This affair was the climax of an interesting and enjoyable year. Seniors belonging to this Club are jean Grady, Doris Runnalls, and Norma Mosher. Junior Red Cross I In October the Jun-ior Red Cross, a benevolent organization which claims millions of members, elected the following officers to represent our school for 19471481 President ........................................................ Jeanne Fahey p Vice President ..... ..... S hirley Wright Secretary .......... ......... I nge Farniok Treasurer ............. ......... F rank Antonelli Social Chairman ...... .............. P atsy McCarthy Advisor ...,......................,..................... Miss Hope Chervin Their first successful project for the school year was the enrolmentl of' all the students of our school in the Annual National Membership Drive Each representative worked diligently to enroll his class members in the 100 perfcent bracket. Supplying clothes for the Children's Federation was another of their :accomf plishments. Each year a collection of used clothing is made for those who are less fortunate than we. The first semester of the school year was completed with another drive for food, which was to be distributed to fourteen needy families in our com' munity, in Christmas baskets. Early in March each home room received a box which the students filled with school and health supplies. Three dozen of these gift boxes were shipped by Easter to the school children of Europe. ' In the spring patterns of animals were made from which they planned to conf struct stuffed toys for thirtyfsix European children: C C i The seniors in this organization are: c.Lff,2 Jeanne Fahey - Shirley Wright Inge Farniok ,C Joyce Norris 4 L 7 f ,- ,,, f . A r' 'A ' Shorthand Club The Shorthand Club this year has been very active. Their main project to raise money has been -the sale of candy. The money was used to obtain films which helped the secretarial group by providing information -on. the .perfect secretary. A The members also made a state survey on Shorthand Clubs to see what kind of activities they are carrying on. y The officers are: President ....... .... S hirley Wright V Vice President .... .... E velyn Zitone ' Secretary ...... . . Joyce Prothero Treasurer Q .... . . . Barbara Cooper Sponsor . . .... Miss Richards '2 9 1 ' S- The Safety Patrol Don't Push! Keep to the Right! This seemed- -to be' their Mot-to. Before each period We found these girls at their stations in the halls keeping traffic orderly, so that We would have no unnecessary accidents. The senior girls who have served the squad this year under the direc- tion of Mr. Shaw are, Kathy Kelly, Elaine Shampansky, Mary Jashembow- ski, Marie Goodfellow, jean Pound, Norma Mosher, Joan Hoffman, jean Grady, Doris Runnals, Emily Westfall, and jane Pendell. I .-p .4- C935 Dramatic Club S U'nder the directi-ond of Miss Margaret Sinclair, the Dramatic Club began its activities with a membership of eighteen girls. At the first meeting a commit-te was appointed to choose a play in which all members would have a chance to show -their talent. It was also decided to study the technique of applying make-up. In May, the club sponsored a one act play for an assembly program. The members en'o ed workin under Miss Sinclair and are lookin 1 Y , 8 3 forward to next year's meetings. This year, the officers were: President ............... . . . Marie Goodfellow Vice President ..... .......... A nna Ellison Secretary ....... .... ..... E l aine Shampansky Director ...................... Miss Margaret Sinclair The Seniors leaving the club are: jean Pound, Marie Goodfellow, Mary jashembowski, Elaine Shampansky, Jean Grady, Jeanne Burns, Sally Grinder, Pat Rohner, Ann Barkrman, and Norma Mosher. Debate Club if if it H The Debating Club, formed under the supervision of Mr. Huntley, is a great success. Mr. Huntley, himself an accomplished deba-ter, has revived in this school real interest i'n a club of this kind. . The club was founded in order to train -the individual student, in t.he field of public speaking and in logical reasoning. This is its first and per- haps greatest aim. In time the club hopes to gain enough recognition so that the members will be elligible for high school letters, just as the Football, Track, Baseball, and Basketball players are. The next aim of this organiza- tion is to enter contests with other schools with the hope of Winning state a'nd county championships. To direct this Club during -the school year, a capable and hardworking cabinet of officers were selected. They are as follows: Q Chairman ............................ George Sauer - Vice-Chairman .... ..... J im McA'ndreW 'Secretary ............................ Gloria Emrich Treasurer ........................... Harvey Cohen ' The Debating Club's goal is to become an organization of Whichithe school will be proud and in which the students will want to participate. Seniors belonging to this club are john MacAlarney,. Gloria Emrich, Harvey Cohenfjim McAndrew, Jane Gibbons and Mary Myers. Camera Club Under Mr. Carpenterls capable direction, the newly organized Camera Club has participated in many school affairs. The main project about which the club is concerned is the building of a dark room. Funds for the purchase of materials to be used by the club have .been raised by sponsoring a dance, The Box Social, which was a success. Their aim is that each member know and understand exactly how to operate various types of cameras. With their officers, - President ....... ........ J im Cleary Vice President .... Edmund Land Secretary ...... ...... D on Burns Treasurer .............................. Bob Dorer leading them, the club has been o'ne of the most active in the school. The class of '48 Wishes you luck in future years. Members of the Camera Club graduating this year are: jim Cleary, Harvey Cohen, Tom Fleming, Don Burns, and Bob Dorer. 1 Art Club The Art Club, now in its second year, is growing and progressing rapidly. The members under the Sponsorship of Mr. Pilkington find them- selves called upon -to make back drops and posters and to help with the many activities of the school. In spite of the fact that they are bu-sy with their own club, -they are always willing workers on any other project for the school. They are responsible for the beautiful backdrop for the Christmas Assembly. They also planned a stunt nigh-t featuring participa-tion by all school clubs. This club with its sponsors, officers, and members marches on! The officers are: . . President ............. . . . Jeanne Kahn Vic-e President .......... ...Q P eggy Kahn Secretary and Treasurer .................. Jean Pound Social -Chairman ........................ Betty Teller Senior members of-the club are: Jean Grady, Bill O'Grodnick, Harvey Cohen, Jeanne Kahn, Sally Grinder, jean Pound, and Anne Barkman. Thanks, Mr. Pilkington, for a happy, interesting year! Future Homemakers of America The Homemakeing Club started off this year by joining the F. H. A.- Future Homemakers of America. This is a national and state organization to which h-omemaking clubs may belong. . The colors of our organization are red and white, our flower is the red rose, and our motto is TOWARD NEW HCRIZONSW A very impressive candle light service was held for installation of our officers for the year. At Thanksgiving the club made boxes for the Home for the Aged and one for a needy family. ' President . . . . ..... ........ J oan Horst Vice-President .... ...... M ary Casterlin Secretary .... , .... ...... D orothea Schock Treasurer .......... .... M argaret McDermott Program Chairman .... . ....... .Mary Meyers Social Chairman ....... .... ..... D i ane Corwin Advisor ................................ Miss Stadel The 1948 Seniors in our club are: Joan Horst, 'Mary Casterlin, Sally xx., Moran, Joanne Clark, Mary Meyers, Gloria Emrich, Rose Marie Muller, N1 Betty Roberts, Betty Hanstine, Joyce Norris, and Thelma Scott. 'J' Q X 51 Xb' ffffd X 1 Z 'uf' 'QUIZ . 1- F Y T 'M 1 13 - N ' 0 . 1 S- w f' 5 X' 1 1 1 1' 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 Q D nn' 1716702 I I 1 1 3 .as -4 2' 1f X l 9 1 M ' QM!! v I' 193151 , - f' ffl! -1 1 Q X M i 7 ! X 1 1 kkxwf.. X if' 1 s f KN, 1 , 5- 'Q' I ' Q la ,lg ml' 1 'Q H' 1 il W7 51' W I5 X - 51 N x Y A! X X Z3 , X cf 1 x Ein, wt 0.11.1 .11 I J ?4:'.w:4:Q3 1 X X XXX ZEN .Agp geglu a J N LQ' f f 1 ' 1 Doc ,LN f A M'fliuJA' N V - fs is PORT .JsRvss u-nan sc:-:oo PORT Jsnvxs PORT Jenvls PORT Jenvss Pom Jeavls PORT Jfnvss Pom Jfnvxs PO RT J E Rv: s Pomasavns J X E X E 1 . Y 2 1 i f P F i W , ., L,... .. L - , H A - x. X.. .- x X . , A Varsity Basketball The Varsity Basketball team had a fairly successful season this year, winning seven 'Out of fourteen games, under the capable direction of Coach Ray Foster. The outstanding ball handlers of the year were Bob Furman, jack Con- ' roy, Dale Drinko, Chuck Salmon, and Alvah Smith. The boys expected back next year are Alvah Smith, Don Marando, t Ray Nicolette, Pat Crowley, and Tom Hoppey. Varsity Basketball Scores: 3 1 Newburgh Kingston Middletown Ellenville Mo'nticello Liberty Fallsburg Newburgh Middletown Ellenville Monticello Kingston Liberty Fallsburg Q Port Port Port Port Port Port Port Port Port Port Port Port Por-t ervis ervis- ervis ervis ervis ervis ervis ervis fervis fervis CI' VIS f-ervis ervis Port Jervis 1 I 0 4 I w 4 u 4 4 3. Junior Varsity Basketball l ' h This year Coach Louis Horsman did a fine job of coaching a future varsity team. The V's, composed entirely of Freshmen and Sophomores, won 12 out of 14 games-and some of them were really beauts . 'Our V. team tied with Kingston 'for the first place honors in the junior League. This was due to the great team work of all the players. Some of the outstanding future Varsity men were jay Bauer, Dave Horsman, Phil Chase, Ed Polanis and Frank Conroy. By the looks of this year's.j. V. team, we can forsee a good year ahead, 1949, for both oflour basketball teams. Good luck fellas!!! junior Varsity Basketball Scores: 33 Fallsburg Port 'ervis Newburgh Port -ervis Kingston Port ervis Middletown Port ervis Ellenville Port ervis Monticello Port .ervis Liberty Port fervis Fallsburg Port fervis Newburgh Port 'ervis Middletown Port 'ervis Ellenville Port 'ervis Monticello Port Hervis Liberty Port Fervis Kingston Port CI'V1S p Baseball g On April 7, Coach Louis Horsman called his baseball candidates to- gether to make preparations for the '48 season. Last year's lettermen who .reported were Jack Conroy, Frank Conroy, Ray Nicolette, Dom Marando, Mike Kowal, Chuck Salmon, Dave Horsman, Tom Hoppey, and Phil Chase. At -the time of this writing it is too early, in the season to ,tell just who will fill the positions. We are sure that Jack Conroy will pitch with Dave Horsman behind the plate. Mike Kowal look-s good at third with Chuck Salmon and Dom Marando shaping up in the outfield. - The games sch-eduled for -this season are two games with Kingston, Middletown, Newburgh, all of which are Duso games. Non-Duso l games that will be played are F allsburg, Goshen, Warwick and 'O-tisville. C 1 B I x L 1 if y 2 P 4 y Varsity Basketball The Varsity Basketball team had ia fairly successful season this year winning seven out of fourteen games, under the capable direction of Coach Ray Foster. The outstanding ball handlers of the yearqwere Bob Furman ack Con roy, Dale Drinko, Chuck Salmon, and Alvah Smith. The boys expected back next year are Alvah Smith Don Marando Ray Nicolette, Pat Crowley, and Tom Hoppey. Varsity Basketball Sc-ores: ' ' 3 l Newburgh Kingston Middletown Ellenville Mo'nticello A Liberty F allsburg Newburgh Middletown Ellenville Monticello Kingston Liberty Fallsburg Port Port Port Port Port Port Port Port Port Port Port Port Port ervis ervis ervis ervis ervis ervis ervis ervis fervis fervis ervis ervis ervis Port Jervis u Junior Varsity Baszlcetball T This year Coach Louis Horsman did a fine job of coaching a future varsity team. The V's, composed entirely of Freshmen and Sophomores, won 12 out of 14 games-and some of them were really beauts . y 'Our V. team tied with Kingston for the first place honors in the junior League. This was due to the great team work of all the players. Someof the outstanding future Varsity men were Jay Bauer, Dave Horsman, Phil Chase, Ed Polanis and Frank Conroy. Q ' e By the looks of this year's V. team, we can forsee a good year ahead, 1949, for both of our basketball teams. Good luck fellas! ls! junior V arsity Basketball Scores: . Fallsburg 3 3 Port ervis Newburgh Port ervis Kingston Port ervis Middletown Port ervis Ellenville Port ervis Monticello Port U ervis Liberty Port fervis Fallsburg Port wervis Newburgh , Port 'ervis Middle-town Port ervis Ellenville Port ervis Monticello Port ervis Liberty Port 'ervis Kingston Port Fervis Baseball On April 7, Coach Louis Horsman called his baseball candidates to- gether to make preparations for the '48 season. Last year's lettermen who reported were jack Conroy, Frank Conroy, Ray Nicolette, Dom Marando, Mike Kowal, Chuck Salmon, Dave Horsman, Tom Hoppey, and Phil Chase. At the time of this writing it is too early in the season to tell just who will fill the positions. We are sure that Jack Conroy will pitch with Dave Horsman behind the plate. Mike Kowal looks good at third with Chuck Salmon and Dom Marando shaping up in the outfield. W The games scheduled for this season are two games with Kingston, Middletown, Newburgh, all of which are Duso games. Non-Duso games that will be played are Fallsburg, Goshen, Warwick and Otisville. - 1,7 , ..-,qua-ff.-5 , . Track A This year's track team shows much' enthusiasm. Shortly after the Easter vacation Coach Ray Foster called a meeting of all candidatesto make 'prep- arations for the '48 season. At the present the only mee-ts are Middletown, Liberty, and Warwick at I-lomeg Orange County, Duso, and Section 9 away. t, The returning cinder and field men are Vince Lore, joe Fitzgibbons, Alvah Smith, Don Burns, and Dave Van Sickle in the track eventsg Dick Weigel, Tom Fleming, john Gibbons, and Earl Grathwohl in t-he field events. .pn cite. .. -Y ..'w-,:,, In Appreciation to ...... Those who have helped us many times in countless Ways during our high school days. Office Staff Miss Pearle Carroll . :iss Alice Hoffman Cafeteria Staff Miss Rader-Cafeteria Mgr. Mrs. Redding-Cook Mrs. Treniper-Salads 7 -- V- -W ., Ianitorial Staff Robert Platt VVesley Drake Raymond Lewfs Annie C eztdennin Frank Doss, Head Custodian Dr. Harrison F. Murray, jr. Mrs. Bertha Howitt-Nurse Mrs. Ruth Hawkins-Dental Hygienis g 1s i-limi-1.-i ,, - 'Y N , D 'Q W K x ' 0 'C , .dl ,-s 1 ALGE BRB J, ! 4 Un ' g ,- , ig11i ' 1 CLASSES i Post Graduate Class The smallest class in school, the Post Graduates, are ten in number. These ten students have returned to school to take subjects which will enable some of them to do better in their jobs and others to prepare them- selves for college. ' i w Although they are small in number they make up for it in ambition and school spirit, being active in sports and other extra curricular activities. i. if 1 1 .ij juni-or Class 'At the beginning of the school y-ear, the junior Class elected the follow- ing officers: ' President ....... .... R ichard Freytag Vice President ........ james Horton Secretary ...... ....... R oberta Swinton Treasurer ........ .... E dvvard Markievviez Social Chairman .... .......... S hirley Colby The junior Class got off to a good start this year by sponsoring the junior Parents' Tea in November. This event was followed by t-he Junior- Senior party on November 21, 1947. In March, the ,junior play That Crazy Smith Family Was pre-sented with great success. ' , X.. Sophomore Class 'On November 24, -the Sophomore Class sponsored a Parent Teacher Tea, which was a great success. l'n March, they sponsored a dance to raise money for their class treasury The Sophomore -Class elected the following officers at the beginning of the school year: President ........ Vice President .... Secretary ...... Treasurer ........ Social Chairman . . . Advisor ...... .. . . Roger Van Sickle . . . . David O'lVlalley ...... jean Boyer . . . Betty jane Gray . . . . .Arthur Siegel . . . . Miss Richards Freshman Class The Freshmen Class has had great success in all of its activities this year They started off by presenting the Up in Central Park Frolicn. In the spring they hel-d their parent's tea. Both were very enjoyable and prof- itable af f airs. ' The capable officers this year Were: President .................... ..... R ussell Salmon Vice President . . . .... jack Fleming Secretary ...... .... C ynthia Marc-h Sponsor .... .. . Miss Harris 04 c B' .359 ' 'Q My Eighth Grade For officers for the 1947-1948 term, the eighth grade elected the follow- ing: President ......... .f . . Richard Shewchuk Vice President .... ....... L eo Hoppey Secretary ....... , ..... Robert Long Treasurer ..... . . . Gene Clark Th-e Eighth grade presented Jai mystery game night for their parents on November 12, 1947. Their main activity this year was selling pencils. They were very suc- cessfui in this project. Seventh Grade The Seventh graders are a lively, energetic group, about Whom you will hear more in the next few years. - I y Their chief project this year was the sale of pencils to start their treasury. The class officers are: V President ...... . . . john Barbarino Vice President .. Charles Burns Secretary ..... ....... J oan Curran Treasurer .. Raymond Martin Sponsor .... Mrs. Carlton 5 QL, X KW K Xf V. GQ X jk, xi -,-0 L w -LHS X 'gigqg W ll ' I .A I , O my X O C X ' -, .73 ,. 1' K1 1 X . . I . X .C 5 J if Q E in 1 IH: an Ylbldkx howl, USN-IoY'Th ICR :Q Specialists of '48 Most Likely To Succeed . . . ' Best Personality ........ Best Dressed .... Best Dancer . . . Most Musical .............. Has Done Most or The Class Best All Around ........... Class Devil ...... . Class Angel . . . Most Dignified .... . . . . . Bob Dorer - Ann Barkman . . . Jim Cleary - Marie Goodfellow .. . .. 'Bob Furman - Jeanne Kahn . . Cat-herine Pinkala - Bill Hoppey .. . . . Jim Pagano - joan Hoffman Elaine Shampansky - Harvey Cohen Bud Westfall - Marie Goodfellow . jim McAndrew - Shirley VVr2ght .. Charlie Hamilton - jean Grady . . . . Charlie Hamilton - Ann Barkman Best Sport ..... .... J ack McKinnon - Marie Goodfello-W Best Looking ..... Dave VanSickle - Marge Davis Most Athletic .............. Elaine shampansky - Earl Grathwohl In Best With The Faculty .... Elaine Shampansky - Harvey Cohen Best Line ................ Elaine Shampansky - john MacAlarney Favorite Movie Cartoon ..................... ..... B ugs Bunny Favorite Radio Program .... . . . Red Skelton - - ------- .. - . v f 4 . 1 I 3 N v 1 . 4 4 J I . 1 X V f T L1 E 1 5 2 N r K . 1 x 1 i F V 'i I i APPEARANCE RR R-SC PES F-L4 O Q Z O F-L4 M O F-Li Co D O E TI F-L. STIME PA TE I VOR FA NY C co LU Q E AM j N l l l cs C 1' '21 arkman Anne dignified another Emily Post 4 studying her walk men auer, Patricia athletic airline hostess using freckle bleach her class ring French? erthiaume, John - im-portant real estate man riding around parties . Matamoras Odengieck, Anna Mae quiet bookkeeper with Ernie her small voice Mr. Rague oerner, Herman casanova hotel own-er roaming the hills his correspondence walking Boland, Thomas contented bell boy working bulb snatching spaghetti' Boyce, Harold sober politician being good quietness A money Boyle, Margaret happy interpreter burning the wires determination movies Burns, Donald carrot top Middletown mooning in the halls temper track Burns, Jean innocent secretary combing her hair c-hewing gum Buckey Calvalrio, Angelo patient butcher drawing making speeohes teasing Card, Marie good-nature-d his wife skating her week-ends modern art Case, Richard stubborn- jack-of-all-trades trying to get a 'date his jeep girls Cas-terlin, Mary alooff dietician cooking imagination parties Clarke, Jo anne slick ' cigarette -girl Pat -her style diamonds Cleary, James easy going jerk Csodal looking around entertaining Westfall's Cohen, Harvey desperate printer's devil b-eing busy corny jokes pressroom Conroy, John' weary last round-up teasing Jeanie pitching CWOOD ,milk Croopin, Charles solemn one man army writing letters -his stride army life Cudd-ebalck, Kenneth affected millionaire - dialing 4-5271 disagreeing Kahnie Davis, Marjorie easy on the eyes school marm knitting having the last Word stylish clothes , Dowrer Robert intellectual preacher coming in with milkmain stubborness postponing the inevitabl Emrich, Gloria efficient to be loved square dancing sense of humor fun Ewanciew, Helen timid stenograpiher farmeretting keeping 'em guessing buses Fahey, Jeanne demure super salesgirl with the k-ids' sunny disposition wrist watches Farniok, Inge coy luxu-ry making eyes h-er refined ma-nner money Fitzgibbons, Joseph l-o-n-g G-man beating the -tardy bell running snappy sweaters Fleming, Leo likable oil kin-g with the boys cfheerfullness stu-dy halls Fleming, Thomas artistocratic sports writer trying to reduce passing the buck billard academies Floss, Harry eligible hermit making himself scarce his pranks poison oak Furman, Robert bashful foot doctor beating the rap basketball women!! Gfibbons, Jane n-i-c-e buyer commuting her hair Bill Goodfiellow, Marie nonchalant swimming champ .day dreaming 'her hips p good ' es Grady, Jean adorable ladv of leisure arguing J her size wolfing . Grachwohl, Earl bone-crusher All-American wo-wing the women style of dancing his fan mail Grinder, June . cupie doll red head skipping classes her dimples vacations Gunning, William shy icecream soooper cruising around his wee voice the fellows Haggerty, Joseph easy going bowling alley owner fooling around being Bill's . '-n sports Haggerty, William ditto Joe's partner around fooling just like Joe the Bowl Hamilton Charles preocc-upied famous thinking golden silence boo-ks? 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Gordon request the honor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter - A Michel Anne . to Mr. Edward Iay Mitchell on Friday, the fifth'of'February Nineteen Hundred and Sixty at two o'clock Eighteen james Street That afteroon I made arrangements to leave my two offspring at the Baby Sitting Agency run by Mary Casterlin and Sally Moran. Thus I was able to shop for a suitable wedding gift. V p ' First I went into the Tom and Tom Department -Store, which is run by Tom Boland :and Tom Fleming and managed by John MacAlarney. I stopped to chat with Doris Runnalls, who was in charge of the dress department. She told me Pat Bauer, Anna Masanotti, and Jerome Kelly were back in town after their campaign tour. They're supporting Anne Barkman' for President this year. I said I thought Inge Farniok was flying home from the elocution convention in Europe to attend the wedding, followed of course by her faithful heckler, John Berthiaume. As I was leaving the store I waved tolMary Jane Stempert and Thelma Scott, who are also employed there. I trudged down the street, passing Mary Meyers' and Margaret Boyle's Yarn Shop, and ,stopped at the corner news stand to' get-the town paper, which is edited by Harvey Cohen and owned by. Jim McAndrew. Iglanced at the personals-Kathleen Kelly has been appointed Supervisor of the Thomas Memorial Hospital founded by Jane Pendell-the former Catherine Pinkala and Emily Westfall accompanied by their husbands are visiting their parents of this city-Mary Jashembowski and Marie Goodfellow announce the opening of a Tea Shoppe--Jim Pagano has been voted the most popular band leader of 1960-Bob Lemon :and Charlie C.roopin have won the Annual .State Motorcycling Races-Jack Conroy's and Jack McKinnon'S latest machine for the removal of snow from the railroad tracks has won the city science award-and Don Burns is spending his furlough from the Navy at home. A X Tucking the paper under my arm. I entered Jeanne Anne Kahn's Art Studio. Anna Mae Bodensieck her -assistant, said she was out for lunch. As I was leaving I met jane Gibbons, who is the buyer for Betty Robert's Dress Shop. While we talked for a few minutes I learned that Gloria Emrich and Glenn Runnalls are doing very well in the dairy business they ope-ned several years ago. Jane also mentioned that Bud Westfall and Earl Grathwohl are now playing professional football. . Since I was already downtown I stoppe-d in Ken Cuddeback's lGrocery Store to buy something for fthe evening meal.. Angelo Calviaro got my -purchases together and I paid Floyd Keener, the clerk, on myway out. . My last stop was the Swingle Brothers' Emporium. There Joyce Norris waited on me,-and I purchased some glassware for a gift. p .I l 1 l 1 I 4 .sf After picking up the youngsters I bought gas at the corner garage run by Dick Case and Vic Nostrand. When'I reached home I discovered I had forgotten the bread, so I sent my oldest down to Marion Suderley's bakery for a loaf. - Thus I was all ready for the wedding and also for the evening meal. The following evening we attended a shower in honor of the brideftofbe, given by Shirley Wright, jean Fahey and Evelyn Zitone. Catherine Livingston, Helen Ewanciew, Frank Scales, and jim Mineau were all there to greet us when we arrived. jim Roach and Bob Reiser were held up by work in their machine shop. Friday the wedding was held. We arrived at the church early that day, for I w-anted to chat with some of my old classmates before the ceremony. In the lobby I stopped to talk to Joanne Clark and to Mike Kowal, our class president. Entering the church, I paused to introduce Betty Hanstine, Willard Kent, and Dan Sheare to my husband. Bill Hoppey, one of the ushers, showed us to our seats. I winked at jean Burns and Buck Smith, who were just sliding into their seats as the wedding march began. Bob Furman and the other ushers were the first in procession, followed by Pat Rohner, Lois Mai, Sally Grinder, and Lucy Van Sickle, the bridesmaids. Next came the maid of honor, Jean Grady, and lastly the bride and her father. .At the proper time, Joe Fitzgibbons, the best man, handed the groom the ring, which he promptly placed on the bride's finger and the nuptial, conducted by Robert FQ Dorer and D-ave Van Sickle, was over with the playing of the recessional by the organist, Norma Mosher. During the ceremony Jean Pound and Marjorie Davis sang several selections. - We climbed into taxis waiting outside the church, and were driven to the ref oeption by Harry Foss, Cliff Stone, and Cliff Space. At three o'clock we had arrived at Herman Boerner's Hotel. Harold Boyce, the manager, greeted us as we entered, and Joan Hoffman, the hostess, showed us to the Blue Room where the dinner was to be served. We were seate-d next to'Dick McDowell, President of the Pin Boys Union, and Lee Palmer, the modern car designer. Across from us sat Rosemarie Muller, a gym teacher, and Bill Ogrodnick, local piano player. The meal was then served by Betty Moran, Jean Kirschner, and Ann Ryback, the waitresses. After we finished, my hus' band and I went into the kitchen to congratulate Chef Pettiti for the wonderful meal he had prepared. Then we proceeded to the airport owned by the Haggerty Twins and Charles Hamilton to see the couple off on their honeymoon. We drove down Green Boulev.ard, passing Senator Paulison's mansion. As we stopped for a red light Marie Card went by wheeling her youngster in a stroller. Eugene Rombousek, the traffic cop, then waved us on. The last shop we passed was a furriery run by Al Wright and Warren Joergle. A few miles farther on we drove into the airport right behind the A E? P million- aire, William G'unnin-g, the 3rd. Entering the waiting room we saw the rest of our party speaking to Congresswoman Shampansky while the groom purchased two tickets from Leo Fleming, the clerk. The stewardess, Joan Horst, announced that the plane was ready, and the passengers, including Merchant Marine Vince Lapriore, filed through the gate to the awaiting plane. Pilot Lore signaled his readiness, and we stood waving as the plane took off and soon was dissolved in a billow of clouds, taking the couple to Bermuda, and I returned once more to be wife, mother, and .general cleaner' upper for my family. , E Amen. E Last Will and Testament y ...- ,. J ,, f, -r 5. We, the Senior Class of 1948, -being of sound mind and body, and possessing excellent memory CPD after four years in the institution of Port jervis Higi Sch-ool, declare this document as our latest will and testament. 1. To our Senior Class Advisors, We express our gratitude and sincere appreciation for the help they have given us during the past- year. 2. To the faculty members we express, the hope that not too many grey hairs have appeared since we entered P. j. H. S. 3. To the Junior Class we leave our long hoped for front seats in tile auditorium. ' 4. The broken test tubes, the 'horrible odors and terrifying sounds from the chemistry la-b are left in Mr. Padgett's care. 5. To the gobblers Who havenit yet lost their heads We leave the tiirill of winning the Thanksgiving game. 6. The janitorial Staff is left all t-he broken desks, leaky pipes and overflowing Waste baske-ts. . 7. All the angles and curvesgof any shape or description are willed 1 . to Mr. Horsman. I X 8. We, the literate members of the Senior English Class, five in all, bequeath the art of public speaking to the all-suffering juniors. 9. To the librarian we leave the many torn pages in the books We have read so many times. 10. To next year's Seniors We leave the job of getting ready for, dec- orating and going to the Senior Prom. 11. The ever-scarcity of men is left to the Junior girls. P. S. Don't forget 1948 is Leap Year! S 12. To the underclassmen We leave the privilege of graduating from a school they have attended for six long years. To Whoever Will have the misfortune of undertaking this task in the years to come, We extend our wholehearted,sympathy. 'Wimessed by: lVlIGH'1'Y MOUSE SPARKLE PLENTY TENNESSEE JED We've had a fine time these past years as We traveled along together. Now We must say- no-not good bye but so long for a while. Once we walk out these doors we will never return as students. We are'n't coming to the end. We're just beginning. So long! 1 r M HQ 7 W f H J fi f 11 1 X 152555 K! NOW Ml Ou 0 Ve U5 an if 'gif fQ,maM610 f rw A f Q 2 V L J W with W f 1 1 X! ly ,Q I X, W Ni 4 Q- xvf X K VI V .V N00 7' gl sw , A fe ' L1 , PORT JERVIS LODGE NO. 645 Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Instituted january 3, 1901 Port JCIVIS New York extends Congratulatxons an Best W1shes to the Class of 1948 MARCH'S CREAMERY Charles R. March, Proprietor 92 Front Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. Grade KA. Pasteurized Milk Grade A. Heavy 'Cream also Homogenized V. D. Milk J. HARRY CASE co., Inc. Kingston Avenue and East Main Street Port Jervis, N. Y. Phone 4-1544 ' Tydol Dodge Veedol Plymouth , S A. A. A. SERVICE ' 'P Goodyear Tires Federal ,Tires DEERPARK TRANSPGRTATICN CO INC N Y CLASS OF 1948 VAUCANSON SILK MILLS INC '9 I Port Jervis . . ' Cowzgmtulatiovzs are extended to the To The Class of 1948 T1-1E PORT JERVIS REAL ESTATE AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ' Whes dHPP GUS KRAUSS PH OTO GRAPHER IIS N ,Prtj FllL,W I is Success an 21 iness ussex Street 0 ervi Phone 4-3414 ' New York zz iwe of Kodales, Movie Equipment I I I 1 ROBERT INNELLA AND SONS BUILDING MATERIALS - SUPPLIES F um St. Ilhd 3-0524 CONTINUED SUCCESS to the GRADUATING CLASS OF 1948 THE EYELET SPECIALTY COMPANY Compliments of - I ', . 3 H ' H A. .I E . a EDDY FARNI HOTEL Sparrowbush, N. Y. 4 PORT JERVIS AUTOMATIC HEAT H. G. Schmit, Prop. ' 21 VV. Broome St. Dial 4-7385 Complete Line of Automatic 'Oil Burning Equipment 3: LAWRENCE R. GUION 21 VV. Broome St. Dial 4-7385 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Continued Success to the Graduating Class of 1948 BRAY?S sPoRTs sHoP 1 135 Pike St. ' BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF 1948 GILLINDER BROTHERS INC HEATER S MEAT MARKET 'f MONTGOMERY B dC 1 Pk Sr D 135784 , s A , B . Res in Meats Our Specialties: A A Homemade Liverwurst W Homemade ologna Home-dresse hickens 1 4 94 ie ree-t V . A ia - A Best Wishes AN ' to the Q F 1 Class of 1948 ' STRAND S KOLMARR LABORATORIES 2 THEATRE A A HORN,S The Crescent Silverware Coal and Lumber, Inc. Manufacturing Co. 109 West Main Street Grand Street Port Jervis, N. Y. 'Q W ' . Port Jervis, New York Telephone 3-2221 CHANT EX INC. WARP KNIT FABRICS Port JCIVIS New York Happ Candy Co., Inc. VVHOLESALE CONFECTIONERS Phone 4 2234 79 Hammond Street PORT JERVIS BOWL 12 Modern Alleys 19 West Mam Street Port JCIVIS N Y Phone 9 9111 Owe of the Most Modem Bofwlmg R C LAIN INSURANCE REAL ESTATE to Trad e Wzth Academzes 172 the State of New York 137 Plke Street Open All Year Ample Parkmg Space Port JCIVIS New York A Reliable Agency Best Wiislies M. I I To Our Future Customers ROYAL FURNITURE COMPLETE INSURANCE 112 Pike Street 126-P1428 Pike Street Port Jervis . . Y , Port Jervis, New York New York Best Wisihes ' of CUDDEBACK and CUDDEBACK KISSEN NEWS L AGENCY I 1 J. J. WECHT For Health's . Sake Bonds and General Insurance q ROLLER Q SKATE Holden Building 20 Ball Street - Telephone 4-4284 ' - Open All Year - Best Wishes Congratulations ' to the Class of 1948 joseph Goldman, Inc. . 4 Dealers in Waste Materials Hamilton Brothers, Inf Cotton-Rayon-Woolen Wastes ' Congratulations SAINT to q The Class of '48 FRANCIS ffffm C HCXSPITAL WESTPALIJS 66 Front Street WEALE lf2i?'?f52?2H1gef Lest-ifelf'l??55?1' Harold G. Case I Tel. 3-3261 PIANOS E RAD1-os The Musical Instruments Terwilliger-Woolsey Co. E Tune in FUNERAL SERVICE Weale Hit Parade Saturday -- VV ALL E What's New Cn Records - 41 Front Street Port Jervis, N. Y. KADEL S MEN S WEAR 119 P1ke Street The Store of Nmuonally Adverused Merchandlse Excluswe 'wztb us Arrow Sh1rts and TISS Lee and Mallory Hats Botany Tres Tru Val Sh1rts Gnffon Clotlung Alhgator Coats Rock Kn1t Coats B V D Underwear Best Wlshes from JOHN INNELLA Sparrowbush N Y ROCKLAND LIGHT DELAWARE AND VALLEY POWER LAUNDRY COMPANY 165 P1ke Street Port erv1s N Y 9 9 O C I l , .. Q Palm Beach Suits . J ' , . . L. C. Wheelhig SERVICE .STATION G. L. F. FARM SUPPLIES Whitten Lumber Co. LUMBER AND BUILDERS SUPPLIES 1 39 Pennsylvania Avenue Port Jervis, New York Telephone 4-2454 Coillpliinents of Tommy's Tavern Port Jervis, N. Y. The best of luck To each of you In everything You Choose to do. P. N. N. Flo - jean On fthe Delaware By the Bridge Fitzgeralcfs Beverages Have you had your S Q U E E Z E today? 5 I Phone 4-547 5 Evergreen Lodge I ITALIAN COOKING Television and 2 shuffle boards for your enjoyment Tel. Milford 71487 Old Milford Road H F Murray r MD I Edwin Kadel D D S Emerson Noll M D Robert W McCullough M ohnnle A McCullough E J Walter M D HARRY R FALLER M D WALLACE A GORDON D D S J Harry Johnson D D S George E Kenny D F A C H M Brewster M D J. R ..D. J ' - M.D. . 'n D M. ., . .s. Soda Bart Luncheonette Ice Cream Candy Cigarettes 2 E. Main Street Dial 9-9501 O. H. Brinkman Coleman's Service Station Jersey Avenue and East Main Port Jervis, N. Y. Tel. 9-9141 Palace Restaurant Where eating is alfways a pleasure 95 Pike St. Port Jervis, N. Y. Med1'iCk'S James N. Stanton, Inc. 257 Eggf-Main sf. Port Jervis, N. Y. Chevrolet Oldsmobile -. - '-1.14-xi-I -.'- .X ff? -rg '53-TTQQ ,QTEK r 1 Q w., ,K xv, Frank Weiss 4 U Flowers For All Occasions i Phone 3-7254 Price's Dry Cleaning Uptown Cleaners and Dyers 193 Pike St. Phone 4-6364 X 1 Compliments of , Jones, - Ice - Cream 1 The - Pride- of - Port - Jervis E. MACKEY Sc CO., INC. 101 Pike Street D E La Bar Lumber Co , Inc Buzldmg Supplzes 115 ersey Ave D1a1 4 2435 Allton s Pharmacy George W A11ton Prop On the H zll The Best 1n Drugs and Med1cme Orange Square Port JCIVIS N Y Useful G1ftS for the Graduate Levm s Dept Store 19 23 Front Street Dlal 4 5581 Port C1'V1S N Y Perk s Weld1ng and Malntenance Servlce M1114 Tank Spec1al1sts 28 Culvert Street Portable Eqmpment Stalnless Steel and Alumlnum Oxy Acetylene and Arc Weld1ng Agents for K1dde Flre Extxngulshers Sale and Ref1l1 W V Clauson Bakery and Dehcatessen House of Pastry 75 P1ke Street Dlal 3 3172 H J Plppltt Books G1 f BARKMAN S 15 Front St Prmters Stat1oners Best W1shes to the Class of 48 Smoke Shop 7 Ball Street 1 I . C . ' 0 0 CC - 77 ' I 9 e 3 I 0 CC ' J, Q Q U . l , I I ' 'fr s 0 91 , . - J , 0 1 9 0 C C 7 B. E. Coleman 4 Upholstery 21 West Main St. Dennei-'s 16 Front St. Swannerbury's Garage 225 East Main St. Phone 4-7182 Almarin Phillips and Son Howard Motor Sales De Soto Plymouth 20 W. Main St. 'Tel 4-2344 Port Jervis Fuel and Supply Co. G. Reese K. M. De Puy and Son Tri-States Food Co. Wholesale Groceries . 'Dial 4-4432 - Port Jervis, N. Y. Paul and Thelma Spangenherg Szttmg and Wzshmg Won t change your fate The Lord profvzdes the fzshzrzg But you have to dzg the hazt Be Strong for the Drggmg DRINK Cole s Mllk 116 F ranklm treet Best W1ShCS to the Class of 48 Enos M Niles Gene H Niles Electrlcal Contractors 161 East Mam St Port ervrs N Y Dral 4 7324 Compliments of George J Welgel Arthur A Gray 145 Jersey Ave Tel 4 7504 The Lenny Balmos ulntet Muszc zrr a dzstzctzfve style for your lzstemrzq and darzczrrg pleasure Port JCIVIS N Y D1al 4 4771 West End Market 149 W Mam Street Dean Phipps Stores, Inc 48 Front Street Port ervls N Y Other branch stores located m 59 prmczpal corrzmzmztzes throughout New Y orle, Nefw jersey and Permsylfcama C . . H . . . . 9 o a Q 9 ' ' ' CC 97 . . Q ' ' ' . . O I I 0 I Cv o Q. 'Q ' ' . - A J , u Q, ' C J 7 o 1 ,A Af... 6.6. . , l N 1 4 1 4 1 l I T 1 1 Quackenbush 1 Funeral Home 17 East Main Street Ambulance Service Day or Night Phone 3-3184 Pride and Nelson Service Station 50 Fowler Street Port Jervis, N. 'Y. Dial 3-7311 MR. AND MRS. E. W. Mosher 1 Jenk's Grocery 221 E. Main Street Telephone 4-7181 Port Jervis A Trucking Co. George Roderman 2 Wyant's Furniture Stor s C General Electric Television and Appliances Q Port Jervis, N. Y. Matamoras, Pa. Wesdall Dairy Grade A Pasteurized Milk and Cream U can 'whip our cream but you omit beat our milk C. S. Cooper, Prop. I7 Delaware St. Dial 3-8122 Visit Gur New Furniture Store Levin's C Penny Co Ted s Garage Reo Sales and Serozoe 168 P1ke Street V1S1t The P I Bowl Soda Fountaln or Real Eatmg Enjoyment The Best Is N ot Good Enough H and M Knlttlng M1ll A Izttle mfoested eaolo month adds We Welcome small mvestors Co operatlve Loan and Savings Soclety 122 P1ke Street Tel 3 5631 A Onofroy and Son Blllldlllg Contractors Roofmg and Szdzng Our Speozalty 20 DUBOIS Str Port JCIVIS N Y D1al 4 3854 Wm B Chant, Inc Glove Manufacturmg Bock s Market 43 Sussex Street For Home K1lled Poultry Home Smoked Meats and Sausages of all Kmds I 0 o J. . . A u ,V 0 V o cc Il 0 Q . K . upv 4 P , J. 0 o ' ,X - . I 7 7 ' ' , n ... 9 o o o Port Jervis Dry Cleaning and Tailoring Co. 4'A1'cbie and Hd7'7 LY,i Dry ,Cleaning and Pressing 5 Hour Service Phone 4-7131 125 Pike St. Best Wishes to the CLASS OF '48 Smith Greenhouses and Florist Congratulations and Best Wishes 'to the Class of 1948 Thomas R. Scales Compliments of Little Tots Dress Co. n Ritz Barber Shop The Wfell-Known Barbev' ' Mike De Angelo 195 Pike Street P jo yce N. Mary M Best of Luck tO All 'Our Classmates from The Montague Trio C Gloria 13. FREDA STRAIT RONALD PAM BEAUTY SALON MICHAEL MASANOTTI IDEAL BARBER SHOP 9 1 7 Fro It Street C. CORRADO FRUITS an-d VEGETABLES P e 4 34 VOLLMER S BARBER SHOP t Sr ec 1 pler Ba b W T GRANT CO ROCK VIEW HOUSE MOTHER LORGAN S RESTAURANT CLYDE F STRATTON Arrow: y at Lafw BORIS PANTRE RESTAURANT Brzvlilclcl p KgSt otj s PENN GRILL Matam as P COLONIAL BEAUTY SHOPPE Indzfvzdzml Han' Srylzst 18 VV M Snr er 45531 41611 ROBERT GREEN S SERVICE STATION Mt rsP KELLY S TAVERN Matan ra P TODDLER WEAR CO INC 142 Plke Street GOLDMAN S MARKETS hon -47 I 7 4 6 Frou r At V C0'11 .e 1' er Service I 4 . . . -- I Y , ,C - - , 3 ' . 0 's 1 eme. 271 2, Pro . 246 East Maln Street 20 in . P r ervi, N. . 4 , 4 or , a. V a amo a , a. 7 - 10 . .. Yam e I, 1 We O, U 7 In STONE'S CABIN CON F ECTIONERY STORE RALPH SMITH'S GROCERY STORE 204 VVest Main Street Telephone 3-S323 Day .4-6301 Phone ' 4-6781 Night WEST END SERVICE STATION Don Qualckenbuslo, Prop. Expert Repairing 185 West Main Street EDWARD'S CABINET SHOP 28 Buckley Street A Port Jervis, N. Y.. Phone 4-3281 WM. C. GOTTLIEB AND SON PLUMBING -and HEATING 225 West Main Street MARGARET TIERNEY 7 The Handy Comer 183 West .Main Street Wes-t End FURMAN,S MARKET 167 West Main Street A GRO-CERIES, FRUITS, VEGETABLES F-ree Deliveries Phone 3-0311 CHARLES A. REGAN ' Cu-dldeibackville, N. Y. STUDEBAKER CARS an-d TRUCKS E. F. CARROLL AND SON Dial 4-3611 14 Coleman Street THE CLOCK HOSPITAL C. PV711. Clendevmevz If your clock is sick - W' e make it tick SMITH'S NOTION STORE Visit our Store and Save a trip down town. HENSZ'S GARAGE 2 Frossard Street Telephone 4-3284 LEN'S AND Jos SPAGHETTI DINNERS and PIZZA Daily except Mondays in West Enil MARGARET CANFIELD'S BEAUTY SALON 18'7 West Main Street Phone 4-7642 ' A FRIEND O T T ' S VValter tl. Ott Lt , LONG OR SHORT TRIPS TAXI SERVICE Dan Sheare PIIOne 4-3225 ALLAN GATZKE SUNOCO SERVICE Montag e N J Dial 4-2402 A. LORE, INC. 83 Hudson Street Po-rt Jervis, N. Y COLE'S ESSO STATION auN HINAMAN S ICE SKATING and GOLF HARRY S MEN S SHOP HENRY SOLOMON OPTO METRIST 39 Front Street REINHARDT S RADIO SHOP SALES and SERVICE 107 P ke Street Port Jer 1S N Y D I3 225 SCHWARTZ AND GAFF IN R H HAMILTON WALLPAPER and PAINTS 120 P1ke Street Port Jervxs N Y Phone 3 024-4 BEST IVISHES HOTEL CARROLL LOUIS TAXI SERVICE 42144 DIAL 42144 PECK S HARDWARE STORE F and F JEWELRY CO INC 65 Plke Street Port Jerv1S N X JEVVELER OPTICIAN 1 POWRIE S GUN REPAIR GUNSMITH VVORK 7 Sussex St t Jr 19 N D 14 25 J H KINNEY M-ont g e, . I. u , . . v - 7 ' ' 7 7 7 Y ' 7 I , 4 V 7 i T I O l D, l , '. I Let us Record your Voice - ' f , . 1 ' ', I I - I v , . . 13 -8 7 tree Port e v'., . Y 1434 -21' 4 I , O I I ELI T. CONNOR A ttorney-at-Law TRI-STATE MANUFACTURING CO. Ladier' and Chilelrenif Coats 20 Church Street Port Jervis, N. Y. Phone 4-7225 FRED M. DAVIS 117 Pike Street Your Greeting Card Store KELLER'S CITY SERVICE TIRE SPECIIALISTS Repairing and Vulcanizing 153 Pike Street SCHULAR PHOTO SERVICE Portrait, Commercial and Aerial PHOTOGRAPHER 113 Pike Street Port Jervis, N. Y. STRAND BARBER SHOP Theatre Building John Palewno, Prop. B. AND F. A HARDWARE 31 Jersey Avenue Across from THE SWING INN HENRY H. DUNN I STRAND' DINERI The Place W'bere the Higla School Crofwd Meets F. LYLE WELLS Local Wfbolesale Distributor of TOBACCO and TOBACCO PRODUCTS THE ONLY SHOP 10 Ball Street Jas. C. Calder LARE'S JEWELRY STORE 58 Front Street . L. IV. Jenny, Prop. CAPITAL FINANCE CORPORATION J. S. RAUB SHIDE .STOE A 30 Front Street Port Jervis, N. Y. WURZEIJS KAPLAN AND LIPMAN SERVICE i Manufacturers of ClJildren's STATION Underwear and Pajamas Spiarrlowbush, N. Y. 078 FTOU-Y Street RETALLICK'S BRAKE SERVICE J. P. DOC MORGAN 41 Fowler Street Port Jervis, N. Y. 76 Fowler Street Dial 4-1351 ANDREVV C. BEIRNE MARKOVITS DAY'S TAXI SERVICE I 1 Fowler Str-eet Po-rt Jervis, N. Y. COAL AND COKE CO. 24 HOUR SERVICE Dial 3-8421 190 Jersey Avenlilgeial 3-54513011 Jervis, N. Y. 1 BOB and ERNIE SUNNYSIDE FARMS VETERANS SERVICE STATION Dial 4-4154 22 Fowler Street MANNY'S DRY CLEANERS Call and Delivery Third Street and Perma. Aye Matamoras, Pa. Dial 6-2185 DOR-I-LEE in P M atamoras MOON'S SWEET 'SI-IOPPE HOMEMADE CANDY and HALLOCK FLORISTS ICE CREAM Matamoras, Pa. Ph-one 6-1274 Matamoras, Pa. F. and K. SERVICE STATIGN GULF PRODUCTS 'Corner East Main and Elizabeth Streets C. Furman Dial 3-3491 E. King VISERTA PRODUCE CO. Thomas 1. Viserta, Prop. BANANAS A SPECIALTY 27 Delaware Street F RANKIS BEAUTY S-HOPPE 2 jersey Aven-ue Phone 4-1621 SCHIELDS BROS. BOTTLED GAS STORE 10 jersey Avenue Phone 4-1624 ENDICOTT - JOHNSON MURPHY BUICK CO. 17 Front Street Pont Jervis, N. Y. HESS' STORE 36 1-2 Kingston Avenue RUTAN'S GROCERY Por-t Jervis, N. Y. Tel. 4-6602 HARRY SILVERS MODERN MODES . Attorney-at-Lafw W. A. CLANCY PEARCE'S BEAUTY SALON Holden Building Holden Building Dial 3-0644 ' VTeleph1one 4-6242 CORONET BEAUTY SHOPPE D V ' - WM. C. MARCHANT 17 Sussex Street Telephone 4-2125 LAIDLEY'S HEADQUARTERS R. H. SWINTON FOR GREETING CARDS 8 Sussex Street RQDOLPI-IE J. BERTHIAUME Mr- and Mrs- REAL ESTATE ' J. W. STEWART MCANDREW ' PORT JERVIS CANDY CO. FUNERAL SERVICE EVAS BEAUTY SHOP 68 I11o1tS1 t Pl e4 415 LYON S SERVICE STATION SUNOCO s Ol L b e Repzurs Tel 4 5751 Complm ents tc The Clas of 48 R T HUNTER WAGENSEIL S MARKET FOX WELDING AND REPAIR SHOP Portable Eq xp ext 731 jers y Axelue Tel 4 2165 BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS BLACE COLE JESSE RUNNALLS 707 jersey A e ue ERIE DRUG COMPANY MELNICK S MARKET FRED M DAVIS 117 Plke Street Y 11 G eetmg, Card Store N R MULLEY AUTO PARTS H C FETZ QUALITY MEATS 73 P1kc Street Phom 3 0414 VISERTA BROS Best XVISIICS FRUIT and PRODUCE MARKET BIRMINGHAM S 109 P ke Sm? t HOUSEVVARE md HARDWARE ESTATE OF ISAAC SARGENT Pont Jervis, N. Y. STORE J. J. NEWBERRY CC. IF: ' -1.1 rm ' 3 ' 1 :fee Q ' I' I5 ' , I TCU VA ' ' ' ' 4- A . A , 7 Ga , il u rfcation, Tir Electric and Acetylene Wel-ding FARM IMPLEMENTS I u' m 1 e V H - - -e 71 . - - ' -X AW V 7 l ' u u 0 1' r ' r ' ' i ' ' le ' . 7 i ' e L - 21 PREY'S GARAGE WESTF ALL GARDEN A FRIEND MARION S TRI STATES 2 BOLAND AND CO 173 Pk Sr t MUNNICH S MYRTLE S SPECIALTY SHOP El1zabeth Brown STEAD'S SERVICE STATION Penn. Ave. and Sixth Streets Gas Oil an-d Accessories Lubrxcatlon and Waslung ALLEN S FURNITURE EXCHANGE Canal Street COLONIAL INN HOTEL 18 YV Mau Stre t HASSAN S AUTO WRECKERS NEW a d USED PARTS P10 e 4 6594 Port Jews EDWARD F GAYDOS GROCERIES ICE CREAM 3 S Mapl Avenue Dlal 38101 Port jerws N Y J M DCWITT OUTFITTER FOR MEN AND BOYS 5 Pl S et Port JOIVIS NI Y SCHILLLER S CONFECTIONERY STGRE DOLLY MADISON ICE CRFAVI MENGES SUNCCC SERVICE TEXAS LUNCH Pk and EN Mm Sums VVIENERS HAMBURCERS PIFS Port JCIVIS N Y Da 4 07 10 17 From Street X , l .. 1 7 . '1 e . , - 2 Il' . - K! gX-K . I 111 - ' 1 ie ree , ' '-' . I e H I' - MEN'S WEAR . B ' , 1 O U l 7 4 I . . 83-8 ice .tre I - I' ',, . . I a ' . ' I ' 1 A ie N . In x 4 , . , 4' I ', . . il -21- ' SMITH S STORE CONFECTIONERY GROCER FS E IVISIII Stleet Phone 4 6174 SUDERLEY BROS JAY S BEAUTY SHOPPE BANNER FASHIONS 28 Front Street Port JCIVIS W LUGER S PAINTS WALLPAPER GL ASS ARTIST SUPPLIES 60 Front Stre t PI on 4 P241 Port Jer 1s N Y BURROW S DELICATESSEN 188 P k St SPANGENBERG WILBERT VAULT CO H IIIIIYOI Stre t t Jer N TRI PUBLICATIONS BARBER S GROCERY r Ph e 4 574 BURGER S MUSIC SHOP F t Str et D al 4 5485 PORT JERVIS DRUG Co Presents J and Her Beauty Bar 3 Fr t Stre t WHITNEY S DRY GOODS d READY TO VVEAR Phone 4 7151 THE HELEN BEYER SHOPPE HOTEL MINISINK ROSE S BEAUTY PARLOR HARRY M PLATTO Ph C CHIROPRACTOR , ' . ' 1 -- f ' 76 - ' - .a ' 1 be Port 'vis, .I. Y ' 7 7 55 Sewa d Avenue on -6 P 1 7 I WOtMEN'S APPAREL ' Martin and Selmer Band Instruments 24 ron e i - ' - -A I I 1 . Y. 7 ' I ec Ov I L I 1 e -1 e -L I V' , . 0 2 o-nt e 7 7 1 1 an i, e . . 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