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

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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.

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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

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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