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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1956 volume:

l fd L ,WNW , ,, , A 'l X . f'fT,Nn :f! i , gf O ' ,l' X I K sv N A , 0 , 4 9 l FOREWORD SPURTSMAN SHIP, as it occurs on the athletic field, is a thing familiar to most Americans. The concept of sportsmanship, however, reaches far beyond the athletic field. It is an ideal which each new generation must learn to cherish, for it is the essence of democracy. It means fair play for all with whom we deal in our day to day living , it means respect for the rules wherever we are and in whatever activity we are engaged , it means honesty, the basic ingredient , it means always giving your best, and it means a graceful acceptance of the results, whatever they may be. Today, the people of the world have' come to realize that this ideal is a principle which may be used as a guide for enduring world rela- tions. For rivalry is but one ingredient of sportsmanship, but what sports- manship teaches us is far more important. Ex Lfbffsmt-li U ggi 'T .fin K Nxhv if -Q ,, .., . Q . 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CHASE, with deep gratitude and sincere appreciation for the leadership guidance and encouragement which you have given the youth of our community in your years of devoted service, we dedicate this, our yearbook. Page Tive Q M-if 4 Y , at 1' wx 1' 'S 5 1 Q s alas' -x ' fqmng Lffrxiiiii sa- .xx ' , 02. -9,-as ,Q ' ' . :,1.,. .-.Q A'.M.2fa. 11 . 1 - -:sq . Q, 5 . ' . lx, , vin ' qw ff we is 2 S . J 253' ' ' N A 4 li zgtgfmii x . mis, fx mu. .x ... J? fm , L- x. . , .. K 3 ' Q Q X . i., f a rl... . K ' . ..x,. .-..- W ..,, I ,weNNxfw,A. :idx A r -. x... Q . , Q IMD' . ,,,,,, . , x ..... .- -.N ....-- A. W , -' 'L , .vi ' K 4++s,,- 4 + 2 , - FZEXZQTX- nib: - - 1 f s Q K Q ,M ,Nw ,xi A A 3, .x,.-,. ,. .Q w sf' f Y wh M - V .:.,,..K.,... ,, W , , 9, '-Us 'Wah-Fug. ,, .H+ N, ' rr wx Q W M Fw ax QR ..- ' qgwhsasm ' av XWTQ :QE R, 93 M' 1 -fm Qs11aXXxQ33NNa3' lxw,-2YQy- XM- Y, m , . .. -.X -A M-3 1 ,, 1 ,, nx vwl R. X ' ' .Q ' 2 .Ma ' ' 'rf . H ' - ---Q ., iffi. '2 wwf? R Q b F W 3 ,, I 1,, , X ,. , ,,. . , M M . X , K, Q Q N G ,Y g -f, fi' mr - Q , M f S- N x .3 K .. BN Sm : A 5 .mfffg 'F . . ,,1 ,4.Q In , - -- , :iv , . 5- A 'N' MN ix Q Q?jx,,.s x fv ' ff '. . . X . ff' T' sq - , -f .41 .M--A' I' ' .'iS:':f::: .f ' 2' rw mfw'm +P -HS .fu Q- f wx D M I S T R F A A T CU 10 L T N AND S N 0 F R F I C QE R i l l l i l l s Q qXX.X.X . , ,, QV 'ri fb 5 9'- -4 .. ... 9. Ut J -. 1 I ' To the Members of the Class of 1956 - . A 1 ' Port Jervis High School if J X 7 ,shL A J J Port Jervis, New York A , , A A To the members of the Class of 1956 go our hearti- ' A 9 f o I est congratulations on the completion of your high . . . A school courses of study. l am sure that you realize by A . X now how brief your stay with us has been. lt is our , Z- hope that it has been not only a happy and enjoy- . - able one but a most worthwhile one as well. Each year g . X we approach Commencement with mixed feelings be- . Q - cause we regret to see you leave and at the same time A we are happy that you have been successful in com- X pleting your work here. On the whole, we are very proud of you and the 'accomplishments you have made, . but as you leave us we would like to feel that you have gained a certain amount of know-how and the ability to apply it to some constructive and useful end. Sometime ago someone said about-a certain person that he knew how to do much better than he did do. I think it has to be recognized that most of us know how to do things better than we do them. This is often clue to conditions beyond our control, never- theless, I hope that your training here'will help you to do most of the things you may undertake as well as your knowledge and ability will permit. And, now as you leave us to go on to other achievements, l want to wish you the vest best of everything that life has to offer. Cordially yours. MR. Envm R. FLETCHER Superintendent of Schools . U Superintendent of Schools BOARD OF EDUCATION E Left to Right: Mr. Cray, Mr. Monahan, Mr. Stratton, Mr. Fletcher, Mr. Patter- DR. l'l. F. MURRAY, JR. , son, Mr. Cuddeback, Mr. Wylie, Mrs. Quackenbush, Mr. Bushweller, Mr. Aliton, ywedimy C0,,5,,fm,,t 3 Mr. Banks. Page sigh: J MR. Louis C. HoRsMAN LLSQ is - A rf Dear Seniors: iii r. it reflex 'Q i lizasf-. ' X X May18, 1956 The faculty and I extend our best wishes to you for a happy and successful life. Sincerely yours, Louis C. HORSMAN Principal S :tif .A Page Nine FCLTY THEODORE B. ARCHER Treasurer-Athletic Association, Business Arithmetic, Business Law, Introduction to Business, Senior Advisor ALMER BAKER LOUISE H. BLOOD WILLIAM BRQZY Student Council Advisor, French, Machine Shgp Guidance Counselor, Senior Advisor A :: . K K as -. xy . X X A Q- xx r QL.. . .jr : . . .i .sg A its - fe L- GERAI-DINE CAI-1-AHAN HORTENSE K. CARLTON Visual Education, Librarian Social Studies 7 Page iTen s . .., . ...B i- : Srde is of L in . .A . L kr.. 55 5 .MAH ' A N s a. L . 4 X 1 sek.,..,5 s RUTH G. BELL L L S X Camera Club, Mathematics 8 English 7, Seventh Grade Advisor 2 DOROTHY W. CALL English 4, Senior Advisor MISS CARROLL Secretary ,M -I- I ,Q 9,4,,gLm,f ZS Q .35 -1. I . L.x.: Jw mi wh- A N ,f Y- , 3' ' . I Q - , , , I, x ' , J ' . .1 '- ' - . I k ' 654 f A sg5gfrif,i.-wI,3.is-.,- 52 1. QF 13 , , . fxt,-4 .. is Y X 13 A Q A it Ugg -gag-gge: 'irq X 'N - ,A , .Y -1-gig' gi-'ff-Ei 2-. S . if ge- . 3 get gglgifgggggff - . y ' fig! I.-Tm 1 Ii.. if'.i1g?fl:i-f 121-'l .mv I iff , f 1' .. dm, I' ox- -ws ,,g,,,1-I. ,Av qw 'I A I' 'ff-fi?'4g'5fJI:i2fgj2'i V 'Y I' I . ALVIN E. CHASE Chemistry, Physics, Earth Science, Gen- eral Science, Senior Advisor, Varsity Club, Athletic Director Y... if 9 - I mee JAYNE COYNE Home-making 7 8: 8, junior Red Cross Advisor . is I DOROTHY EVANS English 3 ' Yf ERMA CLICKNER RICHARD COLER Student Council Advisor, English 7, Senior Advisor, Guidance COUl'lSEl0l' Yearbook Adviggr ROBERT DICKINSON JULIA EGGLAND Ass't. Treasurer-Athletic Association, English Q American History junior Newspaper Advisor, 6 I GEORGE FRANK HAROLD GOEWEY Plane Geometry, General Mathematics, Retailing,.Booking, Business Management, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry Salesmanship, School Treasurer Page Eleven EVELYN HARRIS Latin, Introduction to Business Latin Club I wait . ii i I LEROY HECKMAN World Geography, Varsity Basketball Coach, Assistant Football Coach Q Q--as are :1 g .E .Q -in iz- fs V' 2 - ' S 1 f S A - W f is X - f A - Q 4 is tttt I x K .I .I ., .. X. 1, . KN, 3, . N ,Q HENRY HOWARD Science Club, General Science, Biology, Eleventh Grade Advisor BERNICE HASSELI.. English 8 - ' was -f 1 -K tif - tt JOAN HENF RUTH HAXVKINS Dental Hygienist MISS HOFFMAN Homemaking CSenior Highb, Secretary Homemaking Club . S. C ' X i A ,xg t.. is . . . 1 , f k S -4 1 ik 'Q' gi 1 ,Sa - fx-N Q?-Q-Qi-Q23 I i L L C' I si L i I , .fs JANICE HUDAK GEORGE KNAPP Girls' Physical Education, Junior High School Variety Show, Cheerleading Advisor, Girls' Intra-Murals Mathematics 7 t,,,c,,, ..Xxx. ct - - .. L 5 Q L --sv. N 4' I c . 5 X f x .- ly R I L, . Q, - R,v,rs L -L .-.W L , -- 'i Mr- ' .- lfiixifa.. so k 1 'Til Q5-f f -me . 2121. .T'fiix35545L2Sf5i3 ., A 1 I . xi -T ,bs -ms. -.:.cgQf-s.,:Qx-Ass '-21 3 -3-fe., gi '-U' . 1i-1 w r 55:1-,21g:ffa:1, f 1s:',-.sfiifi w ' , X .8832 1 X TAUNO KOSKI Instrumental Music WILLARD LLOYD MACK LATHROP Shop Vocal Music, Senior Advisor CARL LESTER sg 'llQ. I HILLIS MCH-NAY ANNA C. O'CONNOR Algebra, Ninth Grade Advisor, Art, Freshman Football Coach, Art Club English I books and supplies if' 'ew ELLEN RATHBLIN School Nurse rv' 'UN MARY RICHARDS ROGER ROBINSON Shorthand, Typing, Tenth Grade Advisor, Boys' Physical Education, Varsity Foot- Shorthand Club ball Coach, Track Coach, junior -Varsity Basketball Coach 1 f' '. , - -- ' r Q s - . fs 1 if w . s ' - is E X xx X, Q N I if T fs V1 v ,, t A - X J Y-ze , .5 GUY SHAW . Jossm-r v1c,uoNE MARJORIE WELLS ' Guidance CU'-m59l0f, Ass't Football Coach, World History English 7, Speech, Reading Student Council Advisor K. .-QQX.-1, , X K - . .,. , -. ' a ,S l uses.-QW' DOROTHY WENNERSTEN RALPH ZELN0 WILLIAM WILSEY Science 8, Eighth Grade Advisor, gfiveg Training, General Science, Health, Social Studies 8, Youth in Junior Play Director ase al Coach, ,2rnrolrLVars1ty Football Government Director oac e .,... ,- X ' . 'W is ' Y S S , Lefttol-ight:A,1,s, Redding,MisSHe1-tsch' Frns-r Row: Mr. Doss, Head Custodian, Mrs. Clendennerr M,-5, Kamghanl Mrs, Dalrymple- Sscor-so Row: Mr. Westfall, Mr. Piatt, Mr. Drake. Page Tourteen - ,N ga Q . G BRUCE YQUNG RICHARD PENCEK 'Vice-President President N SENIOR 3 . - sr- CLASS K lk JOSEPH REGELSKI -X 1Trea5urer ' v- MARILYN ADLER Secretary JOANNA REINHARDT Social Chairman ,nl OFFICERS f 5 x .Exe X 4 N X X gg x. 'li' X fxs..-fry? W R. K3 a ,W iy kggui l . .Yi pf . Sft' -' gl + A. N X Qs,-gsm -' ' R 3 N. A ggi PATRICK MOYLAN Editor-in-Chief RICHARD PATTERSON Pariiamentarian ii 1 K, w a I1 s E E , L 4 i I I u Y Q x l. - , ........ - - ,....K,....... ...,Y ... -.............--,l,.l....- .......... ......--g.i..1.-,... 41 fx X T A 'fx 8 W Q , . R K .Q f 'L .ws K Q Y, ' ! . - I . . 2 . k ' f Wfiwmf . ' . E' A , ,A ., -Q .ia , 3'Yfg33,.3fJ.w.34 . 11 xxx:-Q 3.12 ' J1 s.X ,vw-,.'.l. . 'A' at x K 3 SMX 3 X r fi' A' 3' Li . iff 1 X .1 Q.. 1- .. 5. I Y 5 1 , 51 K ,. X 4 A XA .L K ,ig in is 4 -'1 ' S H A lx . '. if Jn ' A fri Y Q, ' w ' :W ' 3 , X , QM .Q 8 i 54, X 4 4 K in Q M' lf A., f . 14 4-by ' . . f- Q L gs.,-5 'C , ,.. - x , ' , 1 I . f 1 V 'f Q -1 3 X X, .K fi .. A 'R' ' 1 . ' V. ' if . . 'wr . 1 ...ff - f , - . 1 13 u. , ,. .QS K- ' 1' A ' . . . .Z ' ,, Q S ' X . . .- ..f . ' 4 ,W A . 5 .X':k. i 2 ..aiv'aJ?.!- X . j fx I - 1 I nf- fr 'V Q r X ' . : ,, , K' ' s- f' gb 7 ' Xiu N Q, 'X 5.wv.,,x H f . H. ig . 5, . x , Jig' ' M .M ,,w f ' 'QSSQJ A ' 9 l P' 3 M. X. x g as QQ' .W .. Edward U-larry Adams ..ED,, lntramural Basketball 2,3,4. Other half of the Adams team . . . devilish . . . good looking . . . full of fun . . . I'v got a fast car. sheik . . . seen any cops? Page Eighteen Doris Ann Adams DORlE Oh, heavens! junior Red Cross 1,25 A-Cappella Choir 2,3,45 Tennis Club lg Mixed Chorus lg Home Room Secretaryll5 Home Room Treasurer 2, Junior Newspaper5 junior Play5 Senior Minstrel. Blonde Bombshell . . . sophisticated miss . . . Bobby's pal . . . whistle bait . . . future singer . . . pleasant per- sonality . . . busy bee . . . pretty eyes . . . Miss America . . . artist. iipv Marilyn Paula Adler RusTY A1fagbry Student Council Altemate lj Science Club Parliamen- tarian 45 Latin Club 2,35 Aedile 45 Home Room Secretary 25 Class Secretary 3,45 junior Newspaper5 Junior Play5 Senior Yearbook5 Senior Minstrel5 Attendant to the Thanksgiving Day Queen. Sadie 2 , . . our private secretary . . . Rembrandt, brains and beauty . . . May I help you? . . . New- berry's special . . . to say the least, she's the most . . . personality plus. 'Walter Qeorge Jlkt WALT Okay A Home Room Vice President lf Track 2, Red Cross Alternate 39 Senior Minstrel. Going hunting? . . . clown . . . Birdtown's he-man . . . Davy Crockett . . . Mrs. Call's hazard . . , Nature boy afraid of girls? . . . bleachie . . . curly locks . . . pretty baby. Tom B MJ don? know Ma 1-.3 Antoinette Alessandra , Home Room Treasurer 15 Senior Yearbook, Senior Min- strel. v humor. . . radiates charm. 'William john Bogacb BILL H-'heres the cop's car? Senior Minstrel. Hot rod special . . . Mrs. Blood's problem child . . . listen to those pipes dingle . . . Bung . . . dimples . . . ladies' man . . . flirt . . . shiek . . . lovcs that 'mobilc. Navy blue . . . beautiful eyes . . . sweet and shy . . . fond of writing letters . . . petite . . . subtle sense of Page Nineteen 'William Brown john Thomas Braloaney JOHNNY Be my guest Football 1,25 Basketball 15 Youth-in-Government 3,45 French Club 3,45 Student Council 35 junior Play5 Senior Minstrel. Sargents' special . . . tall tales . . . history whiz . . . Kam Krushers . . . the Rebel . . . Windy . . . Oh those French Club trips! :fer BILL Navy man . . . silence is golden . . . fami boy . . Godeltroyman . . . forever smiling . . . nice friend . . always willing to do something. 1-vig Pnge Twenty Q james Robert Calhoun NJIMU Jllnglaiy junior Play. Union Gazette executive . . . Mr. l.Q .... future scientist . . . do your solid? . . . Senior math tutor, fenore Cantor COOKIE 5 Q ' fTlmt's for sure e Latin Club 2, Scriba 3,4, Science Club Secretary 4, Student Council 2, French Club 3,-4, junior Newspaper Fashion Editor, junior Play, Senior Yearbook Literary a Editor, Senior Minstrel. Neat dresser . . . great personality . . . dimples . . . witty . . . talkative . . . where there's work there's Cookie . . . liked by all . . . most likely to succeed. S . Priscilla 'V Costic A BUBS OR BUBBLESU Ask me 'cause fl don't know F.H.A. CC-rapevine, Texas, Art CFort Worth Tech.J, Homemaking Club 2, G.A.A. 3,4, Senior Yearbook, Senior . Minstrel. Nice personality . . . Miss Henf's aide . . . always Betty . . . tri-states crowd . . . tall and slim . . . friendly. X . james Robert Chandler, jr. HJIM.. V See you on the bus Home Room Parliamentarian 3, Intramural Basketball 'Pe' 2,s,4. Marie . . . engaged man . . . he hears those bells . . . Grand Llnion's boy . . . Bircltown's pride and joy . . . tease . . . good looking. Page ffwenty-one Betty Jlnn Curran BETS Cet's do it anyway G.A.A. lg Girls' Glee Clubp junior Red Cross '25 junior - Newspaper Secretary and Treasureri Senior Minstrelf A Majorettes 1,2,3,4g Yearbook Staff. Petite and cute . . . twirls a mean baton . . . booking whiz . . .best dancer. Nita-url' Page Twenty-two 'William R. Crawford BILL Boys' Glee Clubi Arts and Craftsp Science Club. Pin setter . . . impish , . . good things come in small packages . . . little mite of 310 . . . fire fighter. . . Bob's friend . . . man of few words. is sell . .56 -Q . 4. ai! jamesjlff. Curtis UMM., Track QA, Football 3,45 Youth-in-Government If Senior Minstrel. Little man with big ideas . . . living doll . . . mighty popular guy . . . middle of the road Curtis. Ag, Y , 1, ,,,, 7, ,,, 7 ,,,, in , , ,, L , 5 Richard john Curtis DADEO Ibm nfs Senior Minstrel. Nice smile . . . pleasant personality . . . good looking. 'Barbara Jlnn Decker DECK J don't know Junior Varsity Cheerleading 1, Captain 25 .G.A.A. 1,2,3p junior Red Cross If junior journal lj Home Room Vice- President 25 Senior Minstrel. Radiant hair . . . expressive eyes . . . future beautician . . . Mercury fan . . . chatterbox. john Thomas Daly JOHNNY 'wvimr is was bn Basketball 1,94 Football 2,35 Track 1,25 Student Council 45 Varsity Club 4. Flirting eyes . . . good line . . . best looking senior. . . Romeo . . . Sagamore . . . Keeps Ligget and Meyers in business. K ... X- . T f N S iii R . I Page Twenty-three Nw 'Q-QA Y joan Decker DECK Charles Decker CHARLIE Boys' Glee Club 2,45 A Cappella Choir 3,-1. Nice fellow. .i W1 . Q. EY.: . gage 3 QS: - S Now what seems to be the trouble? Mixed Chorus 25 Home Making Club 2, Senior Minstrel. Greenville girl . . . beautiful eyes of blue . . . she's engaged . . . fond of stock cars . . , whiz at law. Page Twenty-four 'ih- 'Abe 5 X .X Robert Decker ffsoai' you want your bead banded to you? Football i,2,3g Basketball If Track 1,27 Varsity Club 2 3,4. I Shy, but nice . . . watch out for the quiet ones! . . . devil in disguise . . . handsome . . . Mr. Goewey's pal. ' Kathryn Jlnn 'Denlz SADIE 7 know him Band 1,25 French Club 1,2,3,45 Social Chairman 45 Junior X Red Cross 25 G.A.A. 15 Senior Minstrel5 junior Play5 Yearbook Staff5 Home Room Secretary 1. Shapely . . . Mr. Zelno's headache . . . But officer, what curb? . . . flirt .. . Cookie's pal. Donald T. 'Derse DON 'Wbere's Rich? Mixed Chorus 15 Home Room President 15 Football Manager 1,25 Varsity Football 3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Junior Play5 Senior Minstrel5 A Cappella Choir 2,3,45 Boys' Glee Club Accompanist 45 Varsity Club 3,45 French Club 2, Secretary 3, President 4. Play boy . . . essence of self confidence . . . My one sin in life is . . . . . . king' of the keyboard . . . best dancer. F t if 1 fig: Dorothy Mildred 'De Stefano is Monitor 1. NDO-I-I-Y.. What now? Friendly . . .i typing whiz . . . she's engaged . . . Pris- cilla's pal . . . quiet. Page Twenty-five 3 'William Dowling BILL The quiet man . . . joy . . . curly . . . dark eyes shy . . . Daniel Boone. Page fTwenty-six fl-larry E. Dobbs SKIP When are we gonna eat? Football 1,25 Junior Play, Senior Minstrel. l've got a date with Judy . . . clown . . . nice eyes . oh those trips to Sparrowbush . . . nice personality. flames T. Durland ,.JIM,. 3'ou're a buddy Student Council 3. Rio Ranger . , . stock car fan . . . mechanical brain . oh those sideburns. Barbara Jlnn Esselborn BOBBl J-le's a real doll G.A.A. l,2,3,-15 junior Playg Senior Minstrel. Watch the road, not the boys . . . Dorie's other half . . . freckles . . . picture of innocence . . . lots of fun. . i Elizabeth Ann Tinnerty UBETTYJ' Qot any gum? Girls' Intramurals 1,25 G.A.A. l,2,3, Vice-President 45 Hall Monitor 27 Senior Minstreli Yearbook Staff. Future nurse . . . giggles . . . athletic . . . friendly artistic. s I james francis Taxon UJIMIJ Hello Beautiful Tickets please . . . crazy corduroy shirts . . . good natured . . . snappy dresser . . . Mr. Brozy's headache. Page Twenty-seven . X Marcia Jlnn Trint MARSH Tbut's the way it goes junior Playf Senior Minstrel. Pretty hair. . . Marlene's side kick . . . diamonds are a girl's best friend . . . jitterbug whiz. Page Twenty-eigbt Robert Philip Treytag FRlTZ 3'ou'lljnever know Student Council 1,25 Junior Class Vice Presidenti A Cappella Choir Vice-President 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,Q,a,4. Ping pong ace . . . masculine . . . Cahoonzie's crooner . . . All-D.U.S.O. Stephen fFucbylo STEVE How about that Varsity Basketball 13,45 Baseball 3,45 Varsity Club 2,3,-if Boys' Glee Club. Flirt . . . artist. . . Joyce . . . joe's side kick . . . all round fellow. Sw s . Martin Qoble MARTY Man of few words . . . quiet . . . good worker . . . nice smile . . . friendly . . . blushes easily . . . shy. Av ii- ktlk i X X Rickard 'William Qray UBI., Don't worry about il Class Treasurer lp Student Council 1,2i Homeroom Vice-President 2,3g Senior Minstrelf Football 1,27 Basket- ball 1,Q. Why teachers get gray . . . undertaker. . . friendly . . . Rigor Mortis . . . the personality kid . . . always in West- fallis . . . drives a hot truck. Qeorge Tl. P. Qresouic, jr. GEORGE Tall . mysterious . . . machine shopman . . . Green' ville tenor , . . cool hot-rodder . . . Campus Kid always with Jim . . . How's your car? . .,,. , ,- Page ffwenty-nine 'if' mary .Cou Tladliclz MARY Norman 'Wayne Qrinder LONNY Miss Richard's pet . . . here today, absent tomorrow . . . loves camping trips . . . always talking . . . talking to me? .r fr- 'w A - .-l- ., -Q 'sa -Guess wha! French Club 13,45 Senior Minstrel. Brain . . . jack's girl . . . Westender . . . s number please. ga, ., A kk k s-Q. 5? hy N ral 'S,,.,,,l Robert fl-lull BOB'J Say now Intramural Basketball 1,1 Red . . Frcckles . fire lighter hotrod silence is golden . . . quiet. Page Thirty Donald Lester Hendersbot DON 'Whaf'd you call if? Band l,2,3,-if Boys' Clee Clubf3,4f A Cappella Choir 4g Senior Minstrelg Class Secretary 1. Ball Street Special . , . Plays a hot sax . . . hot-rod . . . quiet? . . . shy. Barbara Jlnn fl-linckley BOBBlE Beals me junior Play, Senior Minstrel. Talkative . , . Did you know? . . . nice clothes . . . star-gazer . . . Likes to read . . . California bound , . . neat dresser . . . has a smile for everyone. 'Rig L I' Jllbert Hendrick ..AL,, To say the least, you're the mos! Band l,2,3, Student Conductor and Treasurer 4g Orange County Band 4g Mixed Chorus lg A Cappella Choir 47 Football 2g Track lg Baseball Manager 25 French Club 4: Yearbook Treasurerg Homeroom Parliamentarian 1,2,3g Homeroom Vice President 2g junior Red Cross l,2,3. P.J.'s answerlto Gene Krupa . , . Smile for everyone . . . future band leader. . . flirt . . . Mr. Drumsticks . . . good worker. qu-Pi: Page Thirty-one ms, iw. Qlffarilyn U-lelen Tlulbert SIS . No kirlrling! 'What gave you your first clue? Quiet . . . Mr. Coe-wey's problem . . . good sport . . e A pleasant . . . to know her is to like her. ilalelen B. jasloemlaowski HBUNCHYH got any gum? Home Room Vice-President lg Home Room President 25 Home Room Social Chairman Sp Cheerleader 13, G.A.A. 1,25 Yearbook Staflp junior Play, Senior Minstrel, junior Newspapcrg Mixed Chorusi Thanksgiving Day Queen. She's nice . . . She's cute . . . She's engaged . .l. Mr. Archer's pal . . . rates an A in school spirit , . . Bob. Robert Edward jenles C K f BOB Dorff let it go to your bead . Varsity Basketball 3,45 Varsity Club 3,4g Track 4 C junior Varsity Basketball 2. Devil . , . Mr. Basketball . . . 3l0's quiet man? . . .P man with a Merc. Page Sflairly-two Wlarlene joergle JUG HEAD 'Well, what took you so long? Yearbook Staflg Girls' Glee Club Qi A Cappella Choir 3,-4, Social Chairman, Mixed Chorus 25 Senior Minstrel. For God's sayes Marcia . . . Woolworth's special . . . joker . . . future nurse . . . driver trainin terror . . . g always with Marcia . . . lots of fun. 'X 1 Treida Jlglene johnson HTEADYH Oh, really now, Girls' Glee Club 37 Literary Staff, Advertising Stalfg Senior Minstrel. Sweet . . . quiet , . . pretty , . . hails from Godeffroy . . . angelic. . . nice smile . . . typing whiz. john joseph Kenny HJACKH Anyone care to wrestle? Famous for dry sense of humor . . . what a story teller . . . Chase's assistant-to-the-assistant . . . intelligent. . . laugh bound . . . always with Teller and Simpson. n4.gt' ' Page ffhirty-three' joan .Wfarie Kent ,,,O,, 'We best be going Majorettes 3,45 G.A.A. l,2,S,4, Mixed Chorus l,2,3,47 Girls' Clee Club 1,135 A-Cappella Choir 2,3,4, Senior Minstrel Specialty, junior Play Chairman of Make-Up Committee, Senior Minstrel Chairman of Make-Llp Com- mittee. Always with Mary . . . girl with baton . . . Miss Li- brarian . . . happy wanderer . . . strutter. 'William Kent BILL Very good Younth-in-Government 2,37 Student Council 2. Shorty . . . shuffleboard man . . , devil in disguise . . . gone fishin ' . , . pint-size terror. Page Cfbirty-four Ann Marie Kirchner ANNIE Tlmt's good Her heart is in New York . . . Better late than never . . . known for her eyes . . . dramatic . . . fine singer, 'David B. Land DAVE WlJat are you going to do? Hall Monitor If Student Council Representative 35 Track lg Junior Newspaperg Yearbook Staff. Good-looking . . . quiet . . . friendly . . . neat dresser. EQ' Barbara Jlnn .felon UBARBH' Hall Monitor 25 Senior Minstrel. . XVho's having a party? . . . hill billy fan . . . giggles . . . always with Cynthia and Joyce . . .joker. franklin Lint ix FRANK jimmy Cricketsn' Senior Band l,2,3,4, Vice-President 45 lntramural Basket- ball 3,-4. Young man with a hom . . . English brain . . . blondic . . . tease . . . likes the girls . . . Buddy Hackett II, shy? nfs' N Page Thirty-jim Qeorge R. Wlallinson Oli you can do it later. Band lg Senior Minstrel. Tennis anyone? . . . Strand's special . . . Mr. Zelno's headache . . . quiet . . . good sense of humor warder . . . Glenn's accomplice. Page Thirty-six ...4th Stanley Jl. Lipman STAN Take it easy, you'll lxve longer. Track 3,45 Varsity Club 45 Latin Club 45 Senior Mm- strel 4, Yearbook Stafl. What a vocabulary . . . Stan the man . . . Black Beetle . . ..track man . . . talkative . . . curly locks . . . But officer . . . floyce Jl. Marks Oh, Comfy! Homemaking Club 1,25 junior Red Cross 3,45 French Club 2,3,-if C-.A.A. 1,27 Student Council Q, Science Club President 47 Senior Minstrelg Yearbook Staff. Personality plus . . . chemistry brain . . . She has Ben to Green's . ,. gift of gab . . . always laughing . . . Oh, that tape recorder . . . Get off the road if l can have the car. , 4 Judith Louise Wfcllrdle JUDY sis Homeroom Secretary 2,35 G.A.A. 1,2,3, Treasurer? Mixed Chorusg French Club 45 Junior Newspaper, Junior Playp Senior Minstrelg Yearbook Staff. A date with Judy . . . Our star . . . good dancer . . . Sparrowbush gal . . . lrish lassie . . . nice smile. o Mary Jlnne McCann cooKYJ' Tair words never hurt the tongue Glee Club ig Mixed Chorusg Homeroom Parliamentarian 225 Shorthand Clubf Senior Minstrel. When lrish eyes are smiling . . . beautiful hair . . . pretty eyes . . . giggles . . . skater . . . fond of the i Air Force. Thomas Wfcffreery TOM you wanta l1etll Assistant driving teacher . . . blushes easily . . . care- free . . . ambitious . . .jalopy runner. . . man of few words . . . mechanical . . . Mr. Goewey's pet peeve. Page Thirty-seven julie Wfessinger UML.. 'WeIl TU be dipped Majorettes 3,47 G.A.A. 2,35 Mixed Chorus 2, Girls' Glee Club 3, Yearbook Staff, Senior Minstrel. Chatterbox . . . Hag twirler . . . Hotel Huguenot . . . can be found with Mary and Joan . . . high stepper. Patrick Nicbael Noylan PAT Til do my best. Latin Club 2,3,4, Treasurer of Class 2, Football 1,27 Track 1,2, Junior Newspaper Editor, Junior Play, Senior Yearbook Editor, Senior Minstrel, Science Club 4. Our editor . . . brain . . . lt's a great day for the Irish . . . sure to succeed . . . P.j.'s Steve Wilson. X Page Thirty-eight Robert Ott SHORTY Say hey, there. Hall Monitor li Yearbook Staff, Junior Newspaper. Aviator deluxe . . . devilish . , . Paul Bunyon . Radio Ham . . . C.A.P. Qlenn Outwater SQUIRREL 7-le who falls in love with himself will have no rivals. Boys' Glee Club I,2,3,4g Senior Minstrel. Mad chemist . . . devil . . . Air Force bound . . Ceorge's other half. Thelma Paffenroth TI-IELMH you dan't know, do ya? Cheerleading 3, G.A.A. 1,2,3,-1, Girls' Glee Club 35 Homeroom Vice-President Q5 Class Secretary 25 junior Playg Senior Minstrel, Latin Club 3,45 Junior Newspaperp Treasurer of Homeroom 9. Number please . . . full of fun . . . blonde bombshell. Richard Patterson RICK Shut up, Peck. junior French Club l,2,3,-if Junior Red Cross Alternate Representativeg Homeroom Treasurer 35 Class Parliamen- tarian 4, Science Clubi Track 3,4. Einstein . . . according to Robert's rules . . . man with a vocabulary . . . Bobby Jones . . . his future is in Colgate. Page Thirty-nine Peter B. Peck PETE Ut doesn't phase me a bit. French Club 1,2,3,4y Student Council i,2, Vice-President 3, President 45 Basketball 13,47 Junior Playi Junior News- paperp Yearbook Staiig Youth-in-Government 2,3,4f Sci- ence Club 4g Senior Minstrel, Varsity Club 3,4. Always with a crack , . . Randolph . . . life of the party . . . Eagle Scout . . . clown . . . politician . . . The meeting will now come to order . . . snappy dresser . . . Don't step on my blue suede shoes. Richard W. Pencek Km Morning Class President 13,45 Varsity Club'2,3,-if Football 2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,4f Latin Club 45 Track i,2,3,4g Youth-im Govemment 3,4,y Band 1,25 Jr. Rotarianf Sr. Rotarianf Homeroom Vice-President Qi Homeroom President 3. Mr. President . . . athletic . . . pride of the Senior Class . . . love those colors . . . all 'round guy . . . gallop- ing ghost of PJ. High . . . the Kid. Jllda Wlartlaa Pendell BABE Don't take life too seriously, you'1l never get out of it alive anyhow. Homeroom Treasurer 27 French Club 3,45 junior News- paperg Senior Minstrel. Actress . . . Man, what a vocabulary! . . . Rio Ranger- ? ette . . . everyone's friend . . . the country girl . . . dreamer . . . How to catch a man. . . . lt's frustrating. Page Tarty ,,,,, ,YY ,,,,., ,W , ,, W, ,WWY . . Barbara Ann Pepper PEP Cute Play G.A.A. I,2,3,4g Homeroom Secretary li. Cheerleading 3,4,5, Captainf junior Newspapersg Girls' Glee Clubi Jun- ior Playp Senior Minstrely Shorthand Club 3, Secretaryg Yearbook Staff. Readyg hip hip . . . Pepper Hot Baby . . . Mr. Zelno's headache . . . party goer . . . junior Play. . . popular . . . friendly. . . cheerleader. SSX U . s 'x Nancy flean Percival going to the game tonight? junior Red Cross 25 G.A.A. 25 Shorthand Club 35 Yearbook Stall, junior Newspaper, Senior Minstrel. Friendly . . . freckles . . . Percival tradition . . . pretty eyes . . . class worker . . . private secretary , . . Nance. Qeorge Edward Percival PERKYH Hs Dau e Junior Newspaper: Track 1,45 Junior Playy Yearbook ' Stafff Senior Football Concession Chairmanp Senior Min- credit to 310 . . . drives a hot Chev . . . real george. Class Casanova . . . good worker. . . ladies' man - ee F'--N, Q c . S S. Page Tarty-one 1: s -N005 joan Marie Pericone HJONI., you know it, buddieu G.A,A. l,2,3f Cheerleading 13,47 junior Newspaperg junior Red Cross 1,25 Youth-in-Covemment 15 Student Council lf Junior Playg Senior Minstrel. Cheerleader . . . never at a loss for words . . . Mitzi . . . unpredictable gift of gab . . . future gym teacher. Mary Jlnn Petito PETITE ya wanna know somethin? Cheerleading 2, co-captain 3,-if Student Council 1, Social Chaimian 3,45 Home Room Secretary Q5 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Junior Playg Junior Newspaperf Senior Minstrelf Girls' Glee Club 1, Vice-President 3. Cute . . . cheerleader. . . Fran. Q Page Tarty-two Robert Madison Pettit RoBB1E Oh, yeah? Senior Band 1,2,3. O.C.C.C. man. Ross Jlrtlour Pincleney PINKY 3'ou're helpful. Class Vice-President lg Homeroom President 1,25 Home- room Vice-President 35 Junior Playg Senior Minstrelf Stu- dent Council. 'S Mary Lou Pmtsclaler Mary Ann Pirotta I know. Yearbook Art Editor, Junior Newspaper, junior Playp Senior Minstrelg Student Council 2g G.A.A. l,2,3g French Club 3,45 A-Cappella Choir 3,45 Mixed Chorus 2. Short but sweet . . . hard workerl MARY Better late than never Junior Play, Shorthand Club Vice-President 35 Senior Minstrel: Student Council Secretary 4i Science Club 47 Yearbook Staff. Page Tortytbree 2 - Rickard Reeves TANKER Ts that right J.V. Basketball 1,25 ,l.V. Football lg Varsity Football 25 Mixed Chorus 25 Boys' Glee Club l,2,3,45 A-Cappella Choir 3,45 Senior Minstrel5 Class Parliamentarian 3. Little Reeber . . . joker . . . our Mario Lanza . . . Hat top . . , ping pong ace . . . party goer . . . can be found at Westfall's. joseph Rickard Regelski HJOE., Class Treasurer 3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Baseball 3,45 Foot- ball 2,35 j.V. Football lp Varsity Basketball 2,3,45 Boys' Glee Club 2,3,45 Varsity Club i,2,3,45 Senior Minstrel5 il -Junior Play5 Yearbook Staff5 junior Newspaper. Our treasurer . . . Who me? . . . Steve's ally . . . always in jersey . . .4 letter man . . . curly locks . . . money bags . . . easy going. joanna Edmger Reinhardt JOEY J'eab, 7-lu? Girls' Glee Club 1,25 Girls' Athletic Asso. 2,35 Mixed Chorus 25 French Club 45 Class Social Chainnan 45 Senior Minstrel5 Junior Play5 Yearbook Staff5 junior Newspaper 35 Girls' Intramural Basketball 3. Nice clothes . . . hot rod . . . Beaver bound . . . a swell Joe . . . mischievous . . . outdoor girl . . . destined to be an Olympic champ . . . Miss Social Chairman. Page Tarty-four jack Reiser ff-IACKJJ Arts and Crafts 77 Intramural Basketball 2,3,4. Arfy . . . big game hunter . . . good bowler . . . our Johnny Weismuller . . . loves that Pontiac . . . bicycle terror. 1l.i at J Tredricle Charles Roplee FRED Hey, sweet pea. Varsity Club 2,37 Baseball l,Q,3,4g Basketball 1,3,4, Football 1,35 Glee Club l,2,3. All-D.U.S.O .... joan's man . . , tall, dark, and hand- some . . . one of the gang . . . play-maker . . . man about town . . . lightning . . . flash. Marlene jean Roberts Bill Bill who? junior Playg junior Red Cross 37 Majorettes 3g Senior Minstrel, Yearbook staff. Attractive . . . Flirt . . . Have you done your law? . . . well groomed . . . giggles . . . Westinghouse whiz . . keeps up with her bills . . . cute shape. 6' xi ji- P. Page Tarty-fvf-' X .s june JI. Ross H'-ILJNEAVI That figures. Tbafs for sure. Senior Minstrel. Pretty eyes . . . quiet. Page Tarty-six Sf! Qlenn Thomas Ross BLlTCH Evidently Student Council 45 Football 1,2,3,-if Varsity Club 2,3,-15 Basketball if Track S5 Senior Minstrelg junior Playp Class Vice-President 2. Cute . . . athletic. Cynthia Trances Schwartz CINDY Tm flippin. Mixed Chorus 1,25 Senior Band 1,135 G.A.A. 1,2,3g French Club 3,45 Junior Newspaper: Yearbook Staffg Senior Minstrel, junior Play. Pretty hair . . . well groomed . . . flirt. jolan Simpson JACK Man of few words . . . blondy . . . quiet but friendly . . . always with Kenny and Teller . . . smart . . , Do your chemistry? X s BETTY if Ronald Qene Soudcmt f1in'l that a shame. Future famaer . . . eays going . . . bashful lad from Mixed Chorus if Senior Minstrel. Elizabeth joan Sloclelvower Well Tll be darned Bowler . . . XV-esttownis pride and joy . . . always Q singing . . . quiet . . . sweet . . . pretty blue eyes. is Greenville . . . friendly . . . George's buddy . . . Tea- berry Kid . . , good dresser . . . everybody's pal. Page ?orty-seven .1 at ' R9 1+ X. . X ' 1 M' 5 Carol joyce Stoll CAL you know what 1 mean. Senior Band l,2,3,-15 Junior Play 35 Senior Minstrelg Yearbook 45 Mrs. Foster . . . knit one, purl two . . . oh those argyles . , . thinks he's a Dahl . . .have you heard? . . . energetic , . . Hotel Huguenot crowd. .- -. 1 ' 5 . vi f ... Nancy jane Stratton Nm Honest to Pete Senior Band l,2,3,-4, Treasurer 2, Secretary 3, President 45 Student Council 2, Treasurer5 Mixed Chorus lj A Cappella 45 French Club 3,-1, Secretary5 Class Social Chairman 1,25 Senior Minstrel5 junior Red Cross 1,45 President G.A.A. l,'2,35 junior Newspaper5 Yearbook Staff5 Youth-in-Government 3,4. A boy's dream . . . class worker . . . nice figure . . . likes to Bunny Hop. . , brains plus . . . Florence Nightin- gale . . , One of Koski's crew. Lawrence ll. Taylor em BUDDY There we were going aramid the corner 20 mph when all of a sudden a telephone pole jumped out in front of us. Student Council Alternate l, Representative 2,3, Vice- 5 President 45 Basketball Assistant Manager 2, Manager 35 junior Play5 Track 35 Boys' Glce Club 35 Hall Monitor 2. Pleasing personality . . . New Bauer Kid . . . Happy-gm lucky , . . always with Pete and Rich . . . But nurse I didn't , . . known for his horse laugh . . . loves a good joke. . . clown. Page Tarty-eight jack Teller xx X - wx. , Merry milkman . . . Smiling jack . . . XVest Point bound . . . Colgate's best customer . . . that Sullivan smile. E, N 's Q ' i s 'Velma R. Trotta sis Oh yeah Junior Red Crossg G.A.A Raub's special . . . Ray's girl . . . Sailor boys have talked to me in English . . , chatterbox . . . devilish. Lois fee Travis LEE Way fo drive it G.A.A. 1,2,3y Senior Minstrel, end man, Shorthand Club 1 35 Homeroom Vice-President 12, Homeroom Social Chair- man 3g Yearbook Staff. Fender smasher . . . Barbara's other half . . . full of wise cracks . . . comeclienne . . . riot . . . one of the gang . . . Nash girl . . . friendly. Page Tarty-nine Westender black leather yaclcet and motorcycle boots Mr Coeweys nightmare rollerslcater , . . mary Joyce Trouei JOYCE 'Woxlld ya check that, would ya? Youth-in-Covemment lg Girls' Glee Club 2,35 Mixed Chorus 1,27 junior Red Cross 47 junior Play, Senior Min- strcl. Sophisticated . . . shapely . . . Oh, those nails . . . fashion plate . . . small but spectacular . . . hazard to all males. .Cake 'Van U-lorn, jr. 1.uK1E you ri be surprise. j.V. Football lg Track 2g Varsity Football 3,4. All-D.LI.S.O .... liked by all . . . Romeo . . . Ryan- town's gift to the women . . . pint size . , . powerhouse . . . little Atlas. Joyce 'Virginia 'Wilson ffjovcnsf Tm okay, it's ibe res! of the world tbafs wrong. Mixed Chorus 25 Shorthand Club 35 Senior Minst rel. Dick Kosh's al Blondie Otisville's her town . . . never has much to say . . . artist. v 4 il ,S Catherine 'Witleowski KOSH 1 Homeroom Treasurer 1,35 Homemaking Club lg Senior Minstrel. Good student . . . wonderful sense of humor . . . Greenville's best . . . polite . . . Bud . . . class worrier C . . . poised. 'P 1 - if 9 s 5. I A 5 mary fFrances 'Wright f 9 MUDDY K Q . 5 in ' 4 There goes jose! ' U rv Mixed Chorus 25 Girls' Glee Club 1, G.A.A. 1,2f Major- K ettes 3,4. ' . A XVoolworth's schemer . . . joan's shadow . . . dizzy , blonde . . . majorette . . . well liked . . . known for her walk . . . always an answer for everything. Page Tifty-0110 .X sswi- K X . Wlai Rita 37EO1'H!H1S FLIP Then what happened? R . X X. - s Science Club lg Youth-in-Government 15 G.A.A. 1,2535 Senior Minstrel. Lovely eyes . . . bombshell . . . noted for her walk . . . sweater girl . . . nice disposition . . . friendly . . . all smiles. l 5 . yy Arlington 'Bruce young BRUCE fTbat's just tough Class President 15 Class Vice President 45 Homeroom President 152,35 junior Rotarian 35 Student Council 1,25 Boys' Clee Club 1,25 A-Cappella Choir 3,4, President5 Track 1,25 J.V. Football 15 Varsity Football 35 Junior Play5 Senior Minstrel, endman. Cood looking . . . well mannered . . . Matamoras minded . . . our young pharmacist . . . Junior Rotarian . . . OOCJE. ff'- Eugene Wed Zelarowslzi 30011 C ZWPFIPHWIO GENE jOANlE ' Not this kid! Mixed Chorus 1,25 Boys' Glee Club l,2,35 A Cappella Choir 2,3,45 Student Council lg Youth-in-Government 35 Junior Play5 Senior Minstrel. Our Tony Martin . . . Still water runs deep . . . neat dresser , . . music lover . . . good natured . . . sweater boy . . . friendly. J would if? could, but fl cant. Junior Red Cross I5 Secretary of Class lg Student Coun- cil 15 President of Shorthand Club 35 Secretary of Home- room l,2,35 G.A.A. l,Q,35 junior Newspaper5 junior Play5 Yearbook Stal f5 Senior Minstrel. Typical senior . . . never a dull moment . . . pretty hair . . . She's just jim dandy . . . mischievous . . . riot . . -. Pontiac girl . .. . talks with her eyes . . . Kelly green . . . last but not least. f East ill Anil Glraiarmvnt KAY DENK wills her distinction of beingthe only girl in Trig class to anyone who has the stamina. PRISCILLA COSTIC leaves her love for Camp Hayes to Marie Hassan. DOT DE STEPI-IANO leaves her ambition to graduate to her sister Helen. DON DERSE leaves the contents of his desk in 310 to Hackett Bushweller. JOAN DECKER wills her pleasure of being trampled on the Greenville bus to Mickey Costic. JUDY McARDLE leaves the fun and experience of the junior play to her sister, Nancy. JOHN DALY leaves his gym shorts to anyone who will clean them. DICK CURTIS wills his gift of flattery to Bill Decker, il he has the nerve to use it. JIM CURTIS wills his love of the fourth ward to Jerry Sauschuck. BETTY CURRAN wills her fire baton to the next head majorette who is willing to bum herself. JIM CHANDLER wills his fourth period study halls to anyone who will sit through them. LENORE CANTOR wills her bobbie pins to any junior girl who has the intestinal fortitude to take them and set her hair every night. MARY HADLICK leaves her Number Please to Arlene Sczerba. JIM CALHOUN wills his physics formulae to anyone who can figure out how to use them. JOAN ZUMPANO wills her place at the end of the alphabet to Lorraine Zitone. EUGENE ZEBROWSKI wills the clutch of the driver training car to Jim Hamilton. BRUCE YOUNG wills his seat in typing class to anyone who has nerves of steel! MAI YEOMANS wills her sweaters to Helen Goldman. MARY WRIGHT wills her brilliance in Homemaking to Mary Costic. CATHERINE XVITKOWSKI wills her scat on the Green- ville bus to Dee Wleboldt. LUKE VAN HORN wills his lunch hour quart of milk to Bill Decker. XVILLIAM TURNER wills his sleeping in 310 to Joe Dunwald. JOYCE TROVEI leaves her popularity with Mr. Goewey to Jack Kalin. VELMA TROTTA wills her job of teasing Miss Henf to any Junior who will take it. BOBBIE ESSELBORN leaves her attendance record to Bobbie Lord. LEE TRAVIS leaves her parking ability in back of the school to any Junior girl with plenty of courage. NORMAN GRINDER, being of sound mind and body, hereby wills all his used typing paper to Jack Kalin. STEVE FUCHYLO wills his typing skill to any young ambitious junior. CAROL STOLL wills her knitting to Shirley Burrows if she promises not to drop any more stitches. NANCY STRATFON wills her art of murdering the French language to her brother Fred. RONALD SOUDANT wills his gum supply to any junior who can afford it. ClND SCHWARTZ wills her love of the gas peddle to Alex Osowickl JUNE ROSS leaves her love of the Navy to Carol Ploss. BUTCH ROSS wills his dual pipes to Joe Mackay. DICK REEVES leaves his support of Ligget and Myers to Joe Mackey. JOANNA REINHARDT wills her love for Bermuda 'shorts to any girl who will wear them. JOE REGELSKI wills his ability to high jump over five feet to John Reilly. MARY LOU PRATSCHLER leaves to Nancy XVelling her mad dash for the bus. JOAN PERICONE leaves her love of sports to Janet Pepper. MARY ANN PIRO I'l'A wills her driver training pillows to anyone small enough to use them. MARY ANN PETITO wills her love for writing and receiving letters to Joey Hamilton. THELMA PAFFENROTH wills her height to Joey Ham- ilton. ROBERT OTT wills his love of flying to ,Milton Pierson. GLENN OUTWATER wills his stool at the campus to Jack Kalin. PAT MOYLAN bequeaths his seat in Shorthand to any boy who is brave enough to be interested in girls! JOYCE MARKS leaves Macbeth to Sam Kaplan. STANLEY LIPMAN wills his 6th period seat at the P.J. diner to John Reilly. BARB LEHN wills her love for hill billy music to Judy Wiest. DAVID LAND wills his seat on the West End School Bus to Bob Edwards. JOAN KENT wills the alto section in a cappella choir to Ann Spencer. BARBARA DECKER wills hcr pony tail and elastic band to Shirley Burrows. DORIS ADAMS leaves her love of hot rods and duals to Sheila Gaflin. BETTY FINNERTY leaves her ability for talking at the wrong time to anyone with a big mouth. BILL GRAY wills to Joey Hamilton his scat in summer school. BARBARA HINKLEY leaves her seat in Business Law to anyone who wants it. DON HENDERSHOT leaves his bad marks to Jack Kalin. MARILYN HULBERT wills her seat in Bookkeeping to any one of Mr. Goewey's pests. MARLENE JOERGLE wills her broken seat in the alto section in a cappella choir to Suzanne Simpson. BOB JENKS wills his jokes and odd stories on bus trips to Ed Mack. HELEN JASHENBOWSKI wills her love for musicians to Janet Pepper. FREIDA JOHNSON wills her ability to keep quiet to her cousin Larry. MARY ANNE MCCANN wills the snap in her chewing gum to Betsy Knealing. JIM CALHOUN wills his physics formulae to anyone who can figure out how to use them. AL HENDRICK wills his gold plated drum sticks to Mike Reis. JOHN BRAI-IANEY leaves his Seat in English IV to anyone who likes it as well as he does. BILL BOGACH wills his glass packs to Mr. Zelno. ANTOINETTE ALESSANDRA wills her long hours of letter-writing to Minnie Georgi. ALDA PENDELL leaves her knowledge of how to catch a man to any junior girl who needs it. DICK PENCEK wills his seat at Rutan's to anyone with a car. RICK PATTERSON leaves his seat in the cafeteria to Bobby Weill. BARBARA PEPPER wills her love for cheerleading to Judy Ryker. MARCIA FRINT wills her seat in the guidance office 2nd period to a girl with strong legs and a good disposition. MARILYN ADLER wills her embarrassing moments in Driver Training Class to any girl who's willing to take them. BOB FREYTAG leaves his banana splits to Tom Carroll. Class Angels Book 'Worms FREIDA JOHNSON -- JOHN SIMPSON MARY Lou PRATSCHLER -JOHN KENNY Class Devils B95 Q 00med LEE TRAVIS -- WILLIAM GRAY JOANNA REINHARDT - RICHARD PENCEK 7395i -Cvvkfna Qreatest Hazard to Opposite Sex HELEN JASHEMBOWSKI -JOHN DM-Y JOYCE TROVEI - GEORGE PERCIVAL Most Likely to Succeed Best Dancers LENORE CANTOR - PATRICK MQYLAN ELIZABETH CuRRAN - DONALD DERSE i Best All-Around Done Most Tor Class NANCY STRATTON - RICHARD PENCEK LENORE CANTOR - GEORGE PERCWAL Typical Seniors Prettiest EY95 JOAN ZUMPANO T BRUCE YOUNG MAI YEOMANS 1 RICHARD REEvEs 1 S I I I 1 i Nr. and i7Wiss 'Victor 914051 Sopbigficafed HELEN JASHEMBOWSKI - GLENN Ross KATHRYN DENK - STANLEY LIPMAN i Wlost Athletic Best Personalities JOAN PERICONE - RICHARD PENCEK NANCY STRATTON - PETER PECK .ffgl Uixlr wi if B I w-. , 1 4 5 ww! as , -J- ulia SI- rv fr . , 'El-.. . , 1 . r- '2' Qi Nr 9 vs Q. ,ff 'df' . H Us . V i..,L,x 'xii if Q. x x r- X, , . E x . NR!':wiic+'N gm , 1 .... S his ., gif? X . , xx .wwyw .V H. .fp f ,Q K K ! K x , .gtk MQ 5 . 'Qi . t 2 i N ' ' IIB, ., ,,Yi3lll? Qlh '1.4l'N4.'Ea-.SI Wix FH 24, E P . . K 5 wk - .viuvw ml. n-.nmmQl.mNa1.-Q11b1 ' ,. if 3 1. A: . Q Page fifty-eight l 4 HOMEROOM 301 Fmsr Row, left to right: M. Schill, S. Simpson, J. Vecchio, L. Zitone, C. Schock, C. Van Schaick. SECOND Row: F. Widerca, i H. Teller, J. Shaw, P. Stone, Mr. Howard. Ti-mm Row: R. Skellet, A. Sacco, A. Sczer- ba, V. Pagano, A. Tufano. FOURTH Rowzi S. Sharper, A. Tidd, E. Schoeffel, W., Teller, F. Stratton, L. Vandermark. l l This year, the junior class, together with the Senior Class, held a Junior-Senior Parents Tea and the annual Junior-Senior Prom, Moonlight Serenade. In March, the class presented a very successful play, The Board- J ing 7-louse Reach. I l l 1 I l l l HOMEROOM 308 Fmsr Row, left to right: F. Nielsen, J.i Miglionico, R. Lord, J. Reilly, J. Ryker,i C. Malzahn. SECOND Row: B. Rettner, L., Ross, P. Padgett, P. Oliver, G. Parsloe,j C. O'Neill. Timm Row: J. Prisco, S. Long, ' R. Ravitz, M. J. McKeeby, Mr. Dickin- son. Foum-H Row: W. Ruff, W. Rhoades,' R. Mayfield, E. Love, R. Mayfield, E. Quick, J. Reilly, W. McCullough. Fmsr Roxx let to right M Levm J. Kalm C C-astmeyer Mrs Call SECOND Row E Carlin S C-aHin D Hough N. Felgenhenmer M Georgr THIRD Row: R Kenny G Karst T Cvallondorn K. Fuchylo XV Lelcht S Kaplan FouRTH Row J Frtzpatnck D Harford M. Hunt J Lederhaas R Long L Johnson, ecker E Decker H Bushweller J. ecker L Conklxn SECOND Row S. ccelston M Dietz M Decker E. herry J Case M Costxc THIRD Row: Clawson W Brehm L Couch M. hlelds Ann Chrrstle FOURTH Row M. ostrc F Boyd B Duryea J Mackey, D . D msr Row left to rxgbt S Burrows D. J J Caswell FIFTH Row B Decker G x Grantommaso J Collard K Balrd, President ....,,.......... 'Vice-President .. Secretary .......,.... Treasurer ............,... Social Chairman Page Sixty HOMEROOM 307 FIRST Row, left to rigbi: C. Ploss, T. Sta ler, E. Penny, D. Reeves,.,l. Romeo, Quackenbush, L. Staudt. SECOND Row A. Ripel, S. Vincent, P. Sarine, R. Ros j. Xllfitkowski, S. Sheare, A. Spencer, Powers, G. Patterson. THIRD Row: Y. Ru sell, R. Palmer, S. Solomon, R. Robbir j. Riccardi, R. Rinkavage, R. Paffenrot C. Romaine. FOLIRTII Row: D. Pratschle L. Smith, R. Service, J. Quackenbush, 1 Witkowski, R. Scott, H. Rumsey, G. Sauschuck. HOMEROOM 322 FIRST Row, left to fight: T. McAndreI G. Murray, A. Osowick, 1. Malzahn, Kellam, T. O'Connell, Cv. Latini, W. KI kelka. SECOND Row: M. Owens, E. 'Knea ing, R. Kent, P. Meloi, E. Kent, It Mason, M. Longrigg, Mr. Heckma THIRD Row: C. McCreery, VU. Laufe B. McGaw, M. Longrigg. FOURTH Row D. Fulton, R. jerger, G. McElroy, Xl Lamoreaux, K. Kowalczik, E. Miller, Keyes, G. Kenny. HOMEROOM 305 FIRST Row, left to right: J. Doss, M. Gi bons, C. Flieger, E. Digiantommaso, Degroat, B. Haycock. SECOND Row: Elston, M. Force, L. Hemleb, C.'Dow R. Edwards, D. Egan, S. Greer, M. H figer. THIRD Row: L. l-lenn, C. Drechsla M. Griftln, J. Hinkley, R. Hessberger, Higgins, W. Eckes, C. Durland, H. DeStefano. HOMEROOM 319 IRS1' Row, left to rigbi: I. Harford, B. ilover, D. Farr, D. Goldman, R. Gu- naer, R. Doss, M. Hendershot. SECOND ow: j. Culla, j. Helt, J. Henrickson, 4. Galipeau, C. Eyth, VV. Di Pietro, Mr. rank. Tnmn Row: R. Holse, C. Innella, 4. Hassan, J. Finnerty, E. Hadlick, F. adrowski. FOLIRTH Row: R. Edwards, R. Pevore, E. Graziano, R. Coodspeed, C. Hartwell, W. Hartwell. HOMEROOM 318 :RST Row, left to fight: P. Conklin, D. fook, R. Coslick, B. Clark, T. Carroll, A. laly, j. Decker, T. Cellini. Sscorsm Row: . Bauer, M. Beirne, J. Corey, D. Decker, . Cordisco, J. Anderson, D. Dain, B. almos, D. Aber, A. Murdock, Miss Egg- md. Tl-mm Row: R. Campbell, L. Cole, 1. Corcoran, j. Curtis, C. Cuddeback, . Clawson, M. Barth, J. Conroy, D. Cherry, M. Baker. Walt R Vecchio W Van lnwegen, . Young, R. Theimer. SECOND Row: N. elling, j. Stevens, D. Stein, Miss Harris. Hum Row: R. Wheeler, W. Stolz, R. Theodore, Vander Plasse. HOMEROOM 304 RST Row, left to rigbl: G. Wakeman, I Page Sixty-one Fmsr Row, left to riglat: W. Skellett Ranich, R. Ruderman, K. Startup Smith. SECOND Row: C. Lemke, S. Sp genberg, Cv. Schmidt L. Rohner M. R dington, R. Simpson, Mr. Zelno. Tm Row: R. Robinson, L. Sexton, A. Sext D. Sczerba, M. Swanerbery, D. Skell Fourrm Row: J. Resnik, A. Slowick, Smith, H, Roberts, B. Simpson, S. Smi HOMEROOM 7 Rohner, B. Ranich, H. Spangenbergxl , l a 1 , e c e 1 HOMEROOM 6 FIRST Row, left to right: R. Percival, Quick, W. Pfundheller, P. Percival, Norrell, T. O'Connell. SECOND Row: Morris, G. Perkowski, T. Perkowski, l ' I Pmckney, B. Newman, B. Pentland. TH Row: J. Pagano, A. Oppelt, O. Morgz W. Pepper, Mr. Goewey. Page Sixty-two HOMEROOM 302 Cullman j Cross S Archer R Back j. Bodensieck, H. Boyd. SECOND Row Cherry, B. Bishop, N Decker E. Bro man, P. Conley, R. Bensley. Tumi: Ro P. Conklin, J. Conklin, C. Decker, F-ms' Row, left to right: C. Davis, Davis, C. Baker, B. Conklin, Mr. Lloj l FOURTH Row: T. Castiglione, N. Bo B. Brickman, J. Baumgardner, A. Aumii D. McCormick. HOMEROOM 8 imsr Row, left to right: D. Wieboldt, B. Fippens, R. Weill, D. Taylor, T. Todd, .. Willens. SECOND Row: Mr. Macllnay, L Wolfinger, L. Lllrichs, J. Wolfinger, V. Woodruff. Tuma Row: F. Wagner, D. Westfall, P. Zachry, G. Zebrowsky, H. Weiss. Foumi-I Row: M. Tropeano, G. Ward, J. Zackowitz, L. Trieber, J. Witkowski. HOMEROOM 200 msr Row, left to right: M. Kinne, M. .ipman, R. Jashembowski, S. Laidley, P. iunt, D. Howard, L. Kadel, M. Jenks, J. McCarthy. SECOND Row: R. Lefferts, A. McAndrew, S. Hyatt, C. McBride, . Martinowsky, R. Judson, L. Maney, y. Horton. THIRD Row: J. Mead, R. .emre, P. Howell, R. Mester, H. Milo, Ars. O'Connor. Founrn Row: R. Lint, l. Judson, L. Keys, R. Mason, D. Howell, H. Mason, F. Somarelli. A I, i Page Sixty-three HOMEROOM 317 Fmsr Row, left to right: M. Garcia, Carroll, M. Bushweller, M. Aber, Butcher, A. Aeberli, L. Conklin. Sacc Row: S. Clune, J. Anderson, L. Van Plasse, H. Brehm, J. Belcher, D. Theodc THIRD Row: V. Bensley, P. Conklin, Drinko, D. Banks, F. Kurtz, Miss W nersten. FDLIRTH Row: R. Wright, Boyd, R. Beams, S. Bone, F. Bell, R. l cum. FIFTH Row: C. Aumick, R. Tay G. Collette, D. Addy, K. Billman, Backus, H. Huff. HOMEROOM 204 I' Fmsr Row, left to right: P. Ross, A..T holm, C. Reiss, R. Reiss, C. Soudant, Zubikowski, S. Wieboldt. SECOND Rc R. Wieboldt, M. Burger, J. Weiss, Hindin, A. Scudder, L. Slowick, A. Se der. THIRD Row: D. Chandler, E. Mari M. Tarkett, M. Bensley, C. Teller, Sakofsky, R. Pantley, A. Russell, l Baker. Fouwm Row: E. Hovencamp, Quick, J. Walker, T. Willis, M. Reis, Seddio, R. McBride, W. Houck. FI' Row: J. Slockbower, J. Vandermark, Riggs, W. Chase, J. Clark, R. Wein, Gushue, D. Brighton. HOMEROOM 206 C. Latini F. Hulse A. Corrado J Page Sixty-four Fmsr Row, left to fight: R. Feigenheir I I I ' C disco, L. Goldman, P. Hessberger. S Hzxssell I-I Decker S Morgan J Fe R H'Izen F Hulse THIRD Row Height N Hall L Innella D Gore Denk, E. Stein, S. Furman. FouRTH R J. Hessberger, S. Frederick, F. Graw om: Row: M. Cliflord, F. Conklin, P Farr, L. Crine, L. Hartnett, K. Harf HOMEROOM 205 Rsr Row left to right H Lippert, S. Connell M Palermo F Neuber, D. ilk M Hockenberry P Scott SECOND nw L McDonald S Schneider, P. fmarelh R Trieber M johnson, D. xv D McCullough B Roderman, J. cclardi j Ross H Lane W Lamo- aux FOURTH Rovc j Ramch H Hiller, Witkowski B McCann W Smith, V. lalzahn FIFTH Row H Seals G. Mc- roy T Neenan R Miller R johnson, owell C Calloway L Haydu 1 Mac- arney J Homer D Long SECOND W A Perry J Hemleb S Graziano Conklin E Elliott Miss Coyne THlRD W H Czaikowski E Humason, K. enk ,I Lane P Horn Foukru Row: Edwards J Newcomb j Fleischer, J. uschuck W Hockenberry R Herbert. Rsr Row left to rigbt S Mazureg M. I . o ' , o at lF'rH Row L Drake A Blair R Henry, THIRD CLASSES-Eighth Grade The eighth grade, together with the seventh grade, held a parents night in late October. Again, at Thanks- giving time, the two classes put on a Junior-High assembly program. The class officers planned a cake sale for sometime in May. l l l l l HOMEROOM 203 Fmsr Row, left to right: F. Adams, F Acoveno, P. Barletto, G. Chandler, Coleman, C. Castle. SECOND Row: IN Pepper, J. Bohn, J. Curry, R. Carter, C Chandler, M. Clifford, B. Lane. Tumi Row: E. Love, S. Newcomb, S. Arche: F. Carter, S. Crine, S. Ross. Foulm-1 Row W. Curtis, W. Bamert, G. Bailey, J. Clil ford, R. Cordisco, J. Cole, F. Deckej Firrn Row: D. Parsons, C. Brodt, C Aber, P. Saunders, C. Clune, B. Coopei J. Ripel. l l l 1 HOMEROOM 207 Fmsr Row, left to right: C. Keyes, I4 Kuhn, S. Johnson, J. Hamilton, E. John son. SECOND Row: L. Pratschler, P. Lamc reaux, E. Konefal, N. James, B. Edward: L. Gallagher. Timm Row: R. Grant, A Hoover, A. Cooper, R. Granger, R. Ellen bogen, G. Craig, Mr. Coler. Fouwrn Row J. Carpenter, R. Conlon, P. Kroger, A Kautz, J. Gottleib, E. Hogaboom. Frm-1 Row: E. Garrity, H. Huff, E. Garcia, X Henrickson, T. Dailey, J. Tanner, E. Conklin. 4 l l l J HOMEROOM 202 i Fmsr Row, left to right: T. Reeves, l Smith, G. Stewart, S. Villamena, D. Taylo: M. Ryker. SEcoND Row: B. Spangenberg E. Ryder, M. Robbins, B. Robbin, E. Rurr sey, W. Teller, S. Reilly, K. Shields, F Roosa. THIRD Row: F. Roche, G. Service R. Murphy, R. Reinhardt, T. Gulla, H Shaffer, A. Shields, P. Siegel. Fouirri Row: Mr. Knapp, R. Teeple, A. Costii B. Watson, E. Ridley, C. Scott, B. Elstoii FIFTH Row: F. Zumpano, J. Mudrick, R Youngman, J. Trotta, B. Rothschild, D Martin, D. Smith. l HOMEROOM 208 FIRST Row, left to right: Mrs. Carlton, M. Murray, L. March, S. Pontier, P. Peterson, S. Laufer, J. Percival, T. Mes- ter. SECOND Row: E. Neuber, C. Porter, J. Malzahn, A. Phillips, T. Morgan, C. Reeves, C. McKane, B. Pedlock. THIRD Row: B. Murphy, E. Quick, B. Herman, , J. Muir, J. Livson, J. Hess, M. McLaugh- lin. FOURTH Row: G. Brown, T. Owen, E. Long, J. Coslick, L. Newcomb, H. Muller, D. Morris. Fnfrr-1 Row: R. Long, R. Morgan, B. Lemke, M. Lertora, W. Curran, G. Van Cieson, T. Mackechnie. 5. w CLASSES-Seventh Grade The Homeroom Presidents of the 7th Grade are as follows: BARBARA EDWARDS .,...... .,,.,..,,,,. 2 O7 PATRICIA PETERSON ......... ,..,,..,.,,. Q 08 DoucLAs TAYLOR ........ ..,,,,,,,,,, Q 02 MAUREEN WAYCIE ......... ,,,.,,,.,,,, 3 14 CAROL AUGHTON ..............,.,....,.................,.,.......,.,.....,..,...........,......,, 203 The project for starting the class treasury was the sale of school pencils. HOMEROOM 314 FIRST Row, left to right: R. Dewey, C. Mason, V. DeGroat, M. DeGroat. SECOND Row: S. Furman, M. Waycie, J. Wilson, S. Dowd, Miss Wells. THlRD Row: B. jones, L. Newman, M. Meloi, C. Coss, D. Wheeler, H. Wlheat. 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' , Q ,NAIA '. ff , K. ,-.5-my SME., Q b ew x 3 L f - ' . eff 1 am e X x. xL.k ., S T D E T Advisor: MR. SHAW President .................. ..,..,................ - .....,........ P Bren Peck 'Vice-President .....,......,..,.. HACKETT BUSHWELLER Secretary .......,,... ........... M ARY Lou PRATSCHLER Treasurer ..................., .............. E 1.1zABErH PENNEY Parliamentarian ...,.............. WILLIAM LAMOREALIX Social Chair:-:ian ..,,...........,.. NANCY FEIGENHEIMER CGU CIL The Student Council has been very active this year. It has sponsored two dances, the selection of the Thanksgiving Day Queen, a basketball game for the benefit of the YMCA, a food campaign for the needy of our city, the establishment of a 'code of conduct, the sale of Port Jervis High School banners, and the sending out of DUSO Student Council constitutions to the member schools of south-eastern New York State. The executive committee has also attended two DUSO Student Council Conferences. Page Seventy-two N: 'D -A ' ff N Q Fmsr Row, left to right: M. Pratschler, B. Ricciardi, J. Teller, R, Patterson, J. Marks. SECOND Row: P. Peck, E. Decker, S. Kap- lan, M. Adler, J. Kenny, L. Can- tor, Mr. Howard. Xi V N- 1 li- , - A .g - I CIENCE CLUB The Science Club was organized to broaden our knowledge in Science, and to help some students ob- tain a scholarship. ln the early part of the year, the club made a trip to New York to see the exhibit en- titled Atoms for Peace. The club plans to, visit and tour the Ford plant and the Middletown State Hospital laboratory. Left to right: J. Teller, J. Kenny, J. Marks, M. Adler. Page Seventy- three VARSITY CLUB The Varsity Club, composed of Port Jervis varsity lettermen, again this year ran the concession stand at home basketball games. They sponsored the scholar- ship for the senior athlete most likely to have success in the future. A trophy was also given to the best all around athlete. Advisor: MR. CHASE Page Seventy-four J, , df s .4 :QV 'N ll , 117 x -. 'J JQYW 1 Xe' ' ii ' ff 1 X f'fl it-lille: 14 , ff' ' ' Q, I M 5 11 CL '-ln lijgm Ig Nh 5 4 Xu, 'im a NA Left to right: F. Ropke, S. Fu- chylo, R. Pencek, J. Regelski. Fmsr Row, left to right: J. Gulla, D. Decker, J. I-lelt, B. Lord, j. Pepper, N. Feigenheim- er, G. Stewart, N. Pepper, M. Howell. SECOND Row: B. Ric- ciardi, L. I-laydu, L. Maney, B. Horton, A. Scudder, N. Crane, A. Scudder, D. Long, Miss Hu- dak. Timm Row: S. Vinson, S. Martinowsky, I. Harford, M. Gallipeau, Y. Russell, E. Fin- nerty, L. Slowik, W. Teller. Founrn Row: B. I-laycook, B. Elston, S. Eccleston, G. Karst, S. Graziano. . A. A. President ............,. .... .......,................... J A NET PEPPER 'Vice-President .................. NANCY FEIGENHEIMER Secretary .... . ..,.................................,... ..., . .ROBERTA Loan Under the supervision of Miss Hudak, the G.A.A. has been under way all season. The girls par- ticipate in various sports for which they receive points towards their letters. At the end of the year the girl who receives the most points will receive an additional award. Left to right: N. Feigenheimer, N J. Pepper, M. Gallipeau. Page Seventy-five KNEELING, left To right J. Ryker. STANDING: J ton, S. Simpson, C. J. Pepper. VARSITY CHEERLE DER Captain ..............................,.................... BARBARA PEPPER Co-capain ..,.,....,....,....................................... JLIDY RYKER This year the Varsity Cheerleaders, sporting new uniforms, attended every football and basketball game to cheer our team on through a victorious season. Page Seventy-six COUNTERCLOCK wislsz M. A. Pe- tito, B. Pepper, J. Pericone. cone, M. A. Petito, B. ywvv-nm, ,fp -wi? rf Xi 35533 A Q 'g 5 f . A Am Q Y e. . A QQ 1' 1 - 5 . .g we mg . V ix Ji I. J. Brahaney. The French Club, under the supervision of Mrs. Blood, made its annual excursion to New York in May. Money for this trip was raised by a series of club food sales. The an- nual covered dish supper for the initiation of new members was held in February. SITTING, left to right: M. A. Pirotta, N. Stratton, P. Peck. STANDING: A. Hendrick, J. Rein- hardt, L. Cantor, K. Denk. Fmsr Row, left to right: A Pen dell, J. Marks, M. Barth, N Strat ton, D. Derse, H. Bushweller K Denk, R. Coslick, J. McArdle M Pirotta. Sacosn Row: R. Kenny F. Clune, L. Cantor, J. Reinhardt N. Feigenheimer, D. Hough B Esselborn, F. Quackenbush, D Young, M. Gilbert, Mrs Blood Ti-mm Row: H. Milo, C Gast meyer, B. Clark, S. Simpson C Van Schaick, S. Spangenberg N Welling, E. Miller, M. Hacllick S GaFFin, C. Schwartz, H. Goldman P. Peck. Founri-1 Row: A Hen drick, J. Dudko, C. Cuddebaclt R. Patterson, R. Robbins E Decker, J. Romeo, S. Sharpe D Goldman, W. Leicht, J. Collard S. Solomon, S. Kaplan D Aber R Kent J Vecchio Miss Harris B. Ricciardi, B. Lipman, S. eyer R. Pencek. SECOND Row: N Feigenheimer, l, Harford, B. Murphy, E. Penny, P. Moylan, G. Karst T. Stabler. THIRD Row: M. Adler T. Paflenroth, L. Kenny, S. Kaplan R. Vecchio, J. Kenny, FIRST Row, left fo right: J. Prisco, M .9 R. Edwards. M r n R fn .l . ' ' L - , ....... : -am' R - Ne w Y : M . 2 ' .1 . . ' ' Zz -S D.. ...,. L- P-'Z-Rv . LTI GLB C01-151415 .,....,..,.. JOE VECCHIO, BARBARA RICCIARDI Quaester ..... ,....,,.......,...,...... ......................,. D I CK PENCEK Scriba ........ ........ ,,......,,............,........ R o SE MARIE KENT Aediles ....,,.......,.... JOAN PRISCOE, IRENE HARFORD, STAN LIPMAN, SHARON MYER STANDING: S. Lipman. LYING DoxvN: R. Pencelc. This year various projects were planned by the Latin Club to finance its annual trip to New York City. A banquet was held in the fall for the purpose of initiating the candidates for membership. Page Seventy na President ................ 'Vice President ,Y., Secretary .,.,.............., Social Chairman ........ ........... M ARLENE JOERGLE Parliamentarian ...,,.,.. A-CAPPELLA CHOIR .........BRucE. YOUNG ............BOB FREYTAG ........................-l0AN KENT Dense FIRST Row, left to right: M. Pirot- ta, D. Farr, M. Deitz, B. Rettmer, M. McKeeby, N. Stratton, D. Adams, S. Simpson, M. joergle. SECOND Row: P. Stone, M. 'Baker, G. Latini, C. Schock, A. Spencer, J. Kent, J. Decker, C. Van Schaick. THIRD Row: D. Hendershot, E Zebrowski, R. Freytag, B. Young, A. Hendrick, W. Leicht, D. Cas- well, Mr. Lester. FOURTH Row: C. Decker, D. Derse, R. Duryea, L. Kenny, R. Reeves, D. Reeves The A-Cappella Choir, which has been able to obtain high quality this year by continued hard work, has sung in the Pop Concert, the Christmas Concert, the Spring Concert, and for various organizations in the commun- ity. The climax of the year will be the district convention of the Rotary at Crossingefs where The Peaceable Kingdom will be ren- dered. Page Eighty AT PIANO: M. Pirotta, M. Joergle, D. Derse. FIRST Row: C. Decker, J. Kent, N. Stratton, D. Hender- shot, D. Adams. SECOND Row: R Freytag, R. Reeves, A. Hendrick E. Zebrowski, L. Kenny, B. Young izs'r Row, left to right: B. Glover, Sarine, B. Murphy, j. Cross, S. ndley M. Kinne, D. Young, D. irr F Quackenbush, K, Rohner, Hensz, B. Kent, J. Corey, C. rth J Doss, P. Zachry. Sscoiw :W J. Stevens, M. Dietz, J. pper M. Schill, K. Kowalczik, Rettmer, J. Anderson, J. Hen- kson J. Hartwell, l. Harford, l McKeeby, P. Hunt, G. Zebrow- 1 Ti-:nw Row: P, Percival, M. nker D. Cook, M. Owens, C. oss E. Hadlick, S. Burrows, D. ecker D. Decker, R. Kent, L. alt M, Beime, E. Miller, M. lcAndrew, J. Long. Founri-I Row: Latini, M. Hendershot, D. herry K. Mager, S. Hyatt, A. aly B. Osterhout, B. Clark, L. Jwers D. Wicboldt, J. Kolven- ich M. Bohn, P. Bauer, A. Spen- E Penny, J. Decker, C. hock, 1. Prisco. ACCOMPANIST: Linda Kadel. President ................. 'Vice President .....,. Secretary .........,,...,....... Parliamentarimz ......... Social Chairman .........,.. GIRL ' GLEE CLUB Under the guidance of Mr. Carl Lester, the Girls' Cvlee Club has done a splendid job this year. The girls participated in the annual Christ- mas program, the Spring Concert, Pop Con- cert and Orange County Music Festival. Fins-r Row: J. Pepper. Sscown Row: P. Hunt, M. J. McKeeby, G. Latini, j. Decker, S. Burrows. in X ' . - s., Q- - X- Page Eighty-one . 'Q 5 BOY GLEE CL B The Boys' Glee Club has participated in the Pop Concert, the Spring Concert, and the Christmas Concert. Their agenda for the year included taking part in exchange assemblies with Newburgh and Goshen for the Orange County Festival. SITTING: R. Reeves, D. Derse. STANDING: D. Caswell, D. Hender- shot, S, Fuchylo, G. Outwater, C. Decker, J. Regelski. seik R Hessberger 1 Kalin Reeves, J. Mackey A Aumick Slowiclx B Theimer D Campbel SECOND Roxx . D. Taylor, C Skelle T. O'Connell, B. Phundheller X Brehm, R. Wheeler, T. Stabler Lauffer G Hartwell B Skellet Hendershot, G. Outwater THIR ' , . If , . ' If I' I Fuvr Row L Willens J Boder If , . A Y I II Row C Baker J Hinkley R Co lick, J. Reilly D Pratschler Skellet D Percival, B. Leicht Caswell, S. Fuchylo, J. Regelsk D. Theodore. FouR'rH Row Simpson, E. Di Cinantomoso Reeves, W. Ranich, D. Gumaer Fitzpatrick, R. Rmkavage, B Dos G. Sauschuck, E. Keys, L Staud C. Decker, G. Kenny. SEATBD A PIANO: D, Derse and Mr Leste A, ' - A, FIRST Row: A. Sczerba, S. Schnei- X E der, D. Chandler, L. Vander Plasse, , J. Homer, M. Murray, A. Trenholm, C N. Stratton. SECOND Row: D. Sczer- ba, H. Vfeiss, C. Reeves, S. Villa- mena, M. Waycie, S. Pontier, A. Cellini, C. Vander Plasse, D. Hen- dershot, C. Stoll, R. Cordisco, G. Chandler, B. Rodemian. THIRD Rovcf: D. Howard, J. Weiss, D. Tay- lor, P. Barletto, T. Todd, E. Love, R. Ellenbogen, P. Ross, R. Backus, F. Seddio, P. Siegel, C. Sakofsky, F. Lint. Founri-1 Row: Mr. Koski D. McCullough, A. Hendrick, M. Reis, XV. McCullough, R. Skellett, F. Grawi, S. Fredrick, R. Lint, F. Stratton, M. Jenks, G. Stewart. MAJORETTES Left to right: J. Messinger, L. Zi- tone, M. Wdght, J. Kent, B. Cur- ran, J. Prisco, R. Lord, B. Rett- mer, S. Martinowsky. Z ...f ,K . .- 5 1 - BAD President .. ,,......., ..... ..... . .... ...,...... N A N cv STRATTON Student Conductor .,.,..,,. ,, ...... ALBERT l-IENDRICK The band, under the direction of Mr. Tauno Koski, performed at all home football games and all out of town DUSO games. This year they presented two public con- certs. One was given at Christmas time, and the other in May. .Ceft to right: E. Curran, N. Strat- ton, D. Hcndershot, C. Stoll, F. Lint, A. Hendrick. -e K as 11 Page Eigbtyftbree sei UNIOR WSPAPER The junior newspaper, now in its third year, has done a good job through the co-operation of the junior class and the paper's advisor, Mr. Dickinson. It has been a valuable money-making project for the junior class. Editor ED DECKER Assistm-It Editors LORRAINE ZITONE KEN FLICHYLO JANET PEPPER DICK PARSONS SUE SIMPSON FIRST Row, left to fight: M. How- ell, J. Morris, S. O'Connell, C Mason, K. Kuhn, P. Acovino, S Pontier. SECOND Row: Miss Coyne D. Decker, C. Latini, 1. Marks M. Cullinan, P. Zachry, C. Davis C. De Groat. THIRD Row: T. Mc' Andrew, M. Baker, D. Cook, C. Van Schaick, N. Stratton, T. Stab- ler. FOURTH Row: R. Theodore, M. Costic, F. Nielsen, L. Rhodes. Page Eighty-four FIRST Row, left to right: C. Van Schaick, S. Kaplan, J. Hamilton, E. Decker, L. Zitone, S. Simpson, J. Pepper. SECOND Row: A. Chris- tie, M. Long, R. Jashembowski, M. McKeeby, R. Lord, M. Georgi, J. Ryker. THIRD Row: Mr. Dickin- son, E. Gafhn, H. Goldman, C. Gastmeyer, G. Karst, J. Vecchio. STANDING: H. Hiller, J. Bodensieck, J. Butcher, Mr. Baker, S. Schnei- der, J. Weiss, L,,Goldman A Kautz, 1. Hitt, L. Haydu. KblEBLl ING: L. McDonald, F. Secldio, B Roderman. 'ini-. in , 4: mn u IUNIOR HIGH PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB I 1 Advisor: MR. BAKER President ...........................,......................,............ DEBORAH HOWARD 'Vice-President .......... ..................,............. J um' WEISS Secretary .................. ...,....... S uzANNE SCHNEIDER Treasurer ..........................................................,.... JAMES BODENSIECK The junior High School Photography Club has learned the intricacies of the camera, and how to de- velop, print, and enlarge pictures. The stock room on the third floor has been cleaned out and made into a dark room with a built-in work table. JUNIOR RED CROSS The junior Red Cross, com- posed of an elected representa- tive from each homeroom, par- ticipated in an annual drive and in various projects forthe organ- ization. Page Eighty-ji Q 1 fi ...Q x n s -. . ly, gf,- -X .. - I X X . X -fb -S ' x . K -R .vx -5 , -3 4 Q .. x-. A .-..-Q-kg vs - .Q 54 .. .Q X .553 .- Q I 1 . .3 Q -.-. ' 'X x A . K -Q 5 X.. ggi-: - , ig- kj' 3 K .. - ' E ' 1 X .. . -Q-f . . .. .X ,EL R-K .. -va -H+ ..I .u-. -f - -K -Q . .. .. X '---'S .. 1 . A -E..-Q g. 4 K . k.1. E. M. .. . i . . . . 1-1. .-Q 5, . Q- Q- Q Y- 1 -1 ' . Egek 'Q l-15 S- ,- x . f -- 1k 1'.'fTl,5x-T55 -s X, X M ...gl - 2- .. . 1 gg- .. 1 . .- . Q Q 'X ffff. N 1- if . 5-5 .X -5- . x L. --..,s:..- Q- 3- - -- - X- .4 :mm N .. . -. .. . . -X Na. 1. x x. -Y . X- ... Q Am.. x Ksxmww wmv , Q W , .3 VARSITY FOOTB LL Fnom' Row, left to right: J. Reilly, Mgr., B. Leicht, J. Fitzpatrick, J. Malzahn, H. Bushweller, E. Decker, Mgr. SECOND Row: D. Caswell, C. Decker, C. Malzahn, G. Ross, R. Pencek, D. Derse, J. Curtis, L. Van Hom, L. Kenny, B. Skellet. Ti-nan Row: Mr. J. Viglione, Mr. L. Heckman, B. Vecchio, B. Lamoreaux, V. Pagano, B. Kukelka, Ji Kellam, R. Camo, Mr. R. Robinson. FouR'rx-I Row: J. Reilly, F. Boyd, R. Theodore, B. Decker, D. Parsons, F. Oppelt. ix . The Port Jervis Red Raiders enjoyed an undefeated , season at Glennette Field, and did well enough away to place second in the DUSO League. The Raiders retained the Erie Bell, and earned a comfortable 6-2 record. lx T7 A I a lx X R .., f' sw? i'eeA' We Q A RRR ......... Nyack 6 Port 12 Port 1 9...QQg.iighkeepsiei'ei8:5 Port 7 Port ...e.. hlfewburgh O Port ,...... Stroud 7 Port ....... .Rearl River 13 is 2' ..'. ,.,, , 13:5 I Port Jervis 6 Q? F R-:Rf r Left halfback Clint Malzahn, and center Don Derse. ex Page Eighty-eight .,,.. 4 W VAR ITY B KETB LL FRONT Row: Managers J. Vecchio, E. Decker. SECOND Row: Coach L Heckman P Peck R Pencek E Mack W Stolz R Long D. Derse, R. Jenks, S. Fuchylo, C. Cuddeback J ,Regelski F Ropke A Osowick The Port Jervis Red Raiders basketball team was undefeated in its own gymnasium this year. This was our best basketball team in years. It placed second in the DLISO league, and worked up a tremendous 15-3 won-lost record. can Port Jervis 40 Port .i.'..,.. 44 Pm --i--' S1 43 Port 64 Port .... 43 PM 1 65 Port Jervii 52 - lf 1 no 'f,,' s'Ns N ':t.Efr:F9'F'f-Q,-sf' :oft Jervis 66 ort Jervis 60 .............. ,........... Middletown 45 Port Jervis 47 ................................,.. ,................ K ingston 59 Port Jervis Si .,,,.......... ,........... L iberty 40 Port Jervis 85 ............,. ,..,........ E llenville 65 Port Jervis 70 ......,....... ....,......... F allsburgh 52 Port Jervis 75 ...........,... ...,.......... N ewburgh 63 o, -, -hi qi X s x ' 3 1 X 'X ig L :zz ig ' x it i 1 1 'ri ' f. 2 F NN? f X- 1 . 4. Q Q I si - wiki w f-V x Q .. , j : A S xi X S K .QI :rig gl? K QS Q 2 A f 5 i wilt gf 7 Q if SW , ' ' S9 ' - L N ' - :AA ' inf k Q 5 5- i k fn? Q , ,f X wi fy ' . X5 - - Q A I ' X gl ' f W 5' 'iw Q x N , gg, S Lg i ig Q is X L. X X w Y LYV' 1 S? Ki A X SW' A i . - Q ' X' QQ Ri Qs- A M 5- 2. tg? - SSS -Xxx Kiki X x .:- - QQ . L Q ' QM' , r 'M i Q tx ' 4 x -Q - k . Lf K -. ' ' b tw : v- iv: -' . WA V- .gi Q - -L ' A ,V T. , A nf Q S' ' F -1 1 , A ,. ., .X , w . Q, ,Q is , .. . ,,, -, ..f. K Y lui .L X 55 5 't N M 0 P B 1 X Fmsr Row: R. Camo, W. Leicht, R. Devore, V. Pagano, R. Doss, A. Osowick, D. Reeves. SECOND Row: W. Lamoreaux, J. Romeo, J. Regelski, W. Decker, C. Cuddeback, S. Fuchylo, F. Roplce, Coach Zelno. BA EB LL The baseball team has high hopes for a good sea- son. Although the team is made up of young players, many of them are veterans of the diamond. 2 has Coach and pitching staff on the mound during early spring practice. Reading from left to right: Coach Zelno, S. Fuchylo, F. Ropke, J. Regelski. AT HOME AWAY E. Stroudsburg ............ . .......... Port Jervis Ellenville ........................ ................. P ort Jervis Port Jervis .............. .....,.......... E llenville Poughkeepsie ......... .................. P ort Jervis Newton ................ ,................ P ort Jervis Middletown ....... ..,.,...... P ort Jervis Port Jervis ......... ............ N ewburgh Port Jervis ........... ..... Kingston .......... N.Y.M.A. ...,.. . Port Jervis ........,.,...Newton .......Port Jervis Jervis .Poughkeepsie Port Jervis .......... ...,.. ,.......... M o nticello Port Jervis ......... Newburgh ...,..... Port Jervis . .............. Middletown ......Port Jervis ................Kingston A- -A Fmsr Row: R. Weill, R. Theodore, S. Lipman, K. Fuchylo, J. Regelski, F. Boyd, D. O'Connell, J. Fitz- patrick. SscoNo Row: J. Malzahn, D. Goldman, W. Skellet, J. Curtis, D. Parsons, N. Quick, V. Pagano R. Pencek. THIRD ROW: Coach Robinson, E. Decker, E. Santiago, B. Parsons, G, Perkowski, H. Conley D. Derse, B. Decker. FouR'rH Row: G. Sauschuck, J. Curtis, J. Flynn, XV. Laufer, A. Oppelt, T. Stabler M. Lipman CManagerj, D. Taylor CManager7. TRAC Our track team has built itself into one ofthe strong- est ever seen on the banks of the Neversink. With many returning lettermen, this season should be a suitable climax of many years of hard work. l AT HOME AWAY Port Jervis .......... ............. M iddletown Monticello ............... .......... P ort Jervis Port Jervis ..,.....,...,....,., ,,,.,,.,,,,.,, N,Y,M,A, Orange County .............. ............. M iddletown DUSO Meet ............,. .,.... ..... N e wburgh Section 9 ..,........... ....,........,. ......,......... K i ngston State lntersectional ......,..... ........,...... X Vest Point Dick Pencek over the hurdle . . . 1 1 -ww . 1 VM -Q 5 1 ings Q: X fi ' .K E5 s N? 5 ? 2 Q Q Compliments of I 1 MURPHY BUICK CO CO1N lPLlIN IEN'l'S OF PORT JERVIS TRUCKINC1 CO TRI-STATE RENTING CO. AND CLM. C. SALES AND SERVICE COME OUR XVAY, XVERE GOING PLACES Compliments of HEATER'S MARKET 194 Pike Slrcol Port Jervis. New York Complimonfs of WM. REINHARDT AND SON Montague, New Jersey Phone 35557 Ninety eiql t Congratulations To the Class of y56 PGRT JERVIS LODGE NG. 645 B. P. O. ELKS Complinlenfs of KAPLAN AND LIPMAN Pg'NI Best XVisI1os To lhc Por! Jervis High School Class of '56 GILLINDER BROTHERS, INC JOYLAND BEACH ROLLER SKATING RINK OfHdd ARTHUR TRQVEI G SONS Dealers in Xvcisie ltfalericzl 47 King Street Phone 3-5871 MARCHS DEERPARK CREAMERY CHARLES R. 1X IARClrI I I 92 Front Strcct 41-2254 Port Jervis, N. Y. Try us for: Flake Buttermilk, Ctiorotate Mina. Sour Cream, Heavy Sweet Cream, Homogcnizecl Vitamin D Mini, Quality Nfiuc and Dairy Products . . Our IIOIIIUHIUKIQ Ice Cream Is Delicious Page One Hundred O IOS Best XVISIHCS. Success and Happiness to the CIass of 1956 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS and LGAN ASSGCIATION qtff-ICI P0rt.IQrvlS N X L DEERPARK TRANSPORTATION CO OU-Id riff The Tri-Slalcs Publislwing Co. Pzlblislwrs of THE UNION-GAZETTE Complete sporls and sorial nclivilios Coverage for the schools Complimenfs of SKYIJYNE INC. Bos! Xvisfres from CRESCENT SILVERWARE MANUFACTURING CG., INC. Port Jervis New York Page OncfHunrir' I Tl Compfimcnls J. C. PENNEY Co. of K C L M A R I I I I Conlinucd Surcoss Compliments EYELET SPECIALTY of A CGMPANY THE CAMPUS One j'IlHldY8d Tour Complimen is of EDDY FARM HORN'S COAL AND LUMBER, Inc 109 Xvest Main Street Port Jervis I New York Plmnc 3-07' I Complinwnls of PORT JERVIS SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATIGN Nu. I VVILDER Page One Uiundrvd I Complimcnis of RUCKLAND LIGHT AND POXVER CG. Congrzuluhilions To the CIass of ,56 TRI- STATE DRIVE-IN THEATRE PIPPITT'S The Iewvlry Siorc of Disiincl In our 3-III1 year IIXDOLPII R. C,xRx.T0N Romim' A, CARLTON LEV IN FURNITURE Grid J O'S GIFT CENTER exivnfl Bvsl IUISIICS for suc fo Ill!! Grnfluulvs Page One fHIlIlfI1'C'l'I Six Best XX-Vishos lo the Class of '56 MODERN MODES xlppurvl wilfl You in blind Besl Xvislmcs lo ilu' Class of ,56 SAKS DRUG CO. Cor. Pike and Front Si. Curnplinwnls of ROYAL FURNITURE COMPANY JEROME II. TANGEN General IIISLIRIIICC Insure locfuy f- Be sure fomorrou I2-l Pikv Slrccl Port Jervis, N. Y. lllmuc -IOS-15 Best Xvishes lo kim Class of 50 XV.D.L.C. Besl of Luck lu ilw Class of ,515 J. A. McCULLOUGH, MD. R. VV. McCULLOUGH, MD. BARKMANS Books Gifts Printing Typewritcrs I5 From Street DECKER AND STRUTHERS Xvulclunakers and fcwelers Rvss Uxzcmfn BRUCE STRUTHERS 9 Sussex Street Perl. Jervis, Page One Hzuzdrcd Scvcn GEORGIYS QUICK LUNCH Bus! Xvislws THE BANK of MATAMORAS a inemlmcr of iii? ITCKICIYII IDCDOSH IlTSlll'ill1CC CTOFP. Compfinivnfs of LEVI F. PERCIVAL PIlIlHlUiITg and Heating SCHIPS Hrirclirarc and Sporling 5-I Front Street Part Jervis Nc Dial 4-02-I-l Tfli Coniplimenls of TRAVIS FUNERAL HOME Port Jervis, N. Y. Compfinion Is of BANNER SUPERMARKET Cungraiulaiions to time The Class of '56 THE DEERPARK STORE Giiimoii S- Ci.Am's Doixas TLS Easi Fiain Street Congratulations to time Class of 1956 HAMILTON BROTHERS INC. Page Om' fHlHldI'Ot1 Eight r 'i I Complimvnls of i q ARTHUR TROVEI I Fox VVELDING fa REPAIR SHOP Umm' Gffwf' Swfff 231 Jersey Avenue Soda - Ire Crcmn -d CoIIIcvlioIIs Teleplww 4-2165 47 King SI. Dial 5-83221 I Cornplimvnls of XVHITTEN LUMBER CO. I7iIlIIfIII1Q Supphos Complimoms of Sf XVHITFEN CONSTRUCTION CO. K M 8' XVAXRNER DEPUY I Builders over Imlf 0 Cenlury I I I I Port Jervis, N. Y. I IJIIOIIC 4-2454 59 Penn. Ave. FRANK J. VVEISS IJIIIFUI GFOIIC CEFGUIIIIOIISOS I5 High Sm-er Port ,Iervis New York TCIKYPIIOIIC 37-25-I ECKERT aa KING SERVICE STATION GIIII7 I7'rocIuCIs Compliments of HENRY RUDERMAN Your fI'icIIcIIy Pontiac DeaIer COIIIPIIIIIQIIIS of mf SoIar IIQII KRUWS TAX' Cor. E. Main af EIIMIIQIII SIS. mp Ecmw P. Emxausom KING 4-4451 Dial 33-491 -I Page One 3-IIIIId1'ed Nine Compfimenfs of PRICE 8- SON CLEANERS Complimenls of RYDER RENDERING COMPANY PHIL-BOB ENTERPRISES XVYANTS FURNITURE STORE ' The Best for Less INTL ,L ' -, Pm . , ,ihmomg 1 i Ifvorylliing for Fishing. Golfing, Picniclcing, CPIWWI EIQFUIC AIIIJIIRIICCS Hunting - Largo Gift Department Radio 6 Television ,Iundions of Rnulcs -IQ and 97 Daily til 10 p.m. G. INIANEY, Prop. Saks and Service SparrowImusI1, N. Y. 5-5777 Compliments of J. S. RAUB SHOE STORE I DU'lTON'S SERVICE STATION i Cas P- TycIOI Products -M OiI I R.I7.U. 1 Port Jervis I I -. Known for better vnluesn I on New Jersey Route 23 ' Dial 5-3648 Best Xvishes Complimenfs of ' HOTEL MINISINK PAUL'S BEAUTY SHOP Try Gut Home of Fine Permanenfsn Sunday CancIIeIigI1t Slippers I Page One fI'Iundred Ten PORT JERVIS DINER hopcn 2-I Hoursn TONVN AND COUNTRY Distinctive Lmiivs Apparel fvuluring Mmm Bridal Studio S0 Piicv Slrccl RAYOLA N. Nc'l.,xuG11l1x EVERGREEN LODGE 'Iflaliunmxnwrivun Cuisim H Miiforci Rumi Rl. 6 ANDERSONS SERVICENTER Dodge Subs f 1111 I Sw-mm QI XVL-sl Mlm Sm-ol Pm-1 .Io 1-x- is, New York Compfimonis of PORT JERVIS DRUG CO. 52 Front Street Port Jervis, N. Y. Conzpfinmnis LEXVIS C. XVHEELING, JR. Ria.-xr. ESTATE - INSURANCE I7 Sussex Sircci, Pork Jervis, N. Y. Phone 58335 fiunlpfilnvnlsnf1110 POLAR BEAR Nnlanmorus. Pa. Rnulcs 6 ami 200 PORT JERVIS LAUNDROMAT .'Xllfl1OFiZ'0f1 Xvuslinglzouso Equipporl I I6 Pile Street KX! limo foot of Pike Street hill Park in IIN' Roar Phone 30555 Page 'One iHumire1 Elwm Compfimenls of ISAAC SARGENT nn fl SAMUEL HENDLER POrt Jervis, N. Y. I Cornphnwufs Of BOB and BETTY SHOP VINCE,S HANDY CORNER SPCIITOXVIBIISII New York Complimvnfs of CARROLUS REGAL LINGERIE CO. INC. STUDEBAKER SAM EF IIOSEPI-I SARFATTI CURT'S SPORT SHOP Cornphnivnls 0 f SPIIITOXVIIIISII NCAA' NYOFL H I L L HENRY SOLOMON F0 'P'? 0 'S O OPTm'm'S ' McCOMBS GROCERY KING and VAN SICKLE Service Station Mobile Gas S Oil Phono 0-0251 Complimcnis Of MURRAY LUGER KINGSTON AVE. MARKET Choice PIQOIS Grocery Dehcatessen J. S.-XTTLER DR. STERN Page One fHm1dred ffwelve -qw MONAHAN'S REST Compfimenls of VVESTBROOK GocIeII'roy, N. Y. I I PAINT and HARDXVARE I Compfimcnfs of I XV. T. GRANT SCHXVARTZ AND GAFFIN A I LEVlN,S DEPT' STORE CompIim.0nIs of , - Muni D.-ANGEL0 , I9-29 Irront Street Ritz Barber Shop I JAX CLEANERS. INC. I 5 BaII Street CompIimenfs of DR. XVALLACE A. GORDON V ISERTA BROS. Fruil ann? Produce Bfarfcet I09 Pike Street Compliments of DFW-NT R. T. HUNTER I I I PEARCES BEAUTY SALON HENRY H' DUNN I INIOLDEN BUILDING Food jkjurkep Dial 45242 Open Evenings I Compliments of - Dial 55552 NICHOLAS R RONIANO ALEXANDEITS HAIRDRESSERS P U A Speciufisfs in Permanent Xvaving HARMACIST SIG Front Street Port Jervis, N. Y. I Compliments of THOMAS R. SCALES Best of Luck from I THE METOASKIS CLUB Page One iHIU1CI1'CfI iTIJirteen DR. KASSEL Drzwrxsr Comptiments of VVHITNEYS Compliments of CLYDE F. SFIIRATTON, Attorney Compliments of REGAL LINGERIE VVILLIAM M. BOYD AGENCY Complete Insurance 112 Pike Street, Port Jervis TeIepI1one 37324 Compliments of RAY'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Best XVNIIOS From F 8- F CREDIT .IEYVELERS 65 Pike Street Ivtwn You Tlzink of Bowling Dorff Think - Do It P. J. BOVVL MUNNICH'S FOOTXVEAR 95 Pile Street JOHN E. FLYNN 169 Pike Street 1 3402 J. M. De XVITI' S385 Pike Street Atwnys the Newest and Best Suits, Coats, Trousers and Stacks Compliments of CHRIS' CRAFT SHOP 113 Pile Street FRED DAVIS Greeting Cards and Magazines 117 Pike Street J. EDXV IN KADEL D.D.S. LOUIS KAPLAN, MD. JULIUS GRAVV I, M.D. Page One U-Iimdred fourteen Dial 64202 SALVA'S HARMONY SHOP IxIusic - Records - ITIIOITOQHIPIIS IImmI Inslrumcnls IX'IaLzunoras, IIa. CTUIIIIJIIIIICIIIS of CORDISCO FOOTNV EAR I6 I:ronl SI reel VOLLMER'S BARBER SHOP lx Iiroul Slrccl nfwolnplvlv Burlwr Svrvirv Ecsl XVisIws to lI1e CIass oI '56 BURGER'S MUSIC STORE Records, IXIusic' AND PIANOS Q4 Ijrunl Slrcvl Dml A15-ISS ALLAN CANTOR DOR-1-uiE TEA Room O m i I'S'f EIHIHIIIOIAHS, Pu. 52 Ijrunl Slrcct Ijorl .I01'x'is, N. Y. KARSTEN'S INN AND GOLF COURSE CTOIIIPIIHIUIIIS of DEER DALE MOTOR COURT CompIinwnls of J ENK'S MARKET CumpIirn0nIs of SHADY BROOK MOTEL GEORGE AUMICK Elcclrivul Service and Dumonl TuIcvision Compfinwnls of JAY'S SUGAR BOXVL QZOVJ East B'Inin Slrcct BROOKSIDE MOTOR COURT 297 East IX'Iain Skrccl AL HASSAN Used Cars ART'S QUALITY MARKET IIumc IX'IacIc I5oIogna Sausage Home Dressed CI1icI:ens FR EDA STRAIT I I Page One Tfumired Tifteen nl 1' Compliments of LA TEERS SERVICE STATION Compliments of CHARLES BIERLEIN Compliments of MILFORD DISPATCH-PRESS .l. Fosrmz 'l'ERw11.1.EGER I Compliments of LES FELTER'S ESSO SERVICE SDHITOXVIHI slr New vYOI'll QUALITY RESTAURANT 58 Front Street Port .lervis Ncxx' Yorlq Best Xvislxes to tlxe Class of u56,' GAMO'S STORE Sparrowlnuslx, New Yorl: Congratulations HOPPEYIS GROCERY 36 Glass Street Compliments of SMlTH'S NATION STORE I-IS Vxlest lxlain Street RUTAN'S GROCERY Compliments of BUTLER'S COAL CO. MIXCK SCHOOL Compliments of 1 ,ff DANCING BARBER S GROCERY 55 Seward Ave. Tel. -I-657-I Compliments I 0, J. C. OLLEAR S C H O E F F E L ' S Grocery and Delicatessen lQ6 Front Street 4-6545 Compliments of SPARROXVBUSH GARAGE Joi-lx KEAT, Prop. Best Xvislies to the Class of ,56 HESS STORE Page One fl-luudred Sixteen Best Xvishes to the Class of 1956 CQ-OPERATIVE LOAN AND SAVING SOCIETY 152 Pike Street Port Jervis, New York Telephone 55631 The Senior Class of i956 wishes to express its appreciation to those people who patronizecl our yearhooic. Page One j IlUIci1'Cd S BEST XVISHES f rom APEDA STUDIO, INC Q12 XVEST 48th STREET NEXV YORK ClTY P, o H 1 :eww . A 1 v P ,, ,,,, , A, H, ,,7,,,-, ,7,,, ,WY ,, , 44 'x nv. .- 3 1, . I 3' 1 1 1 .