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

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, , .r Q2 ' Q A .., 3 ef e 4. 'iii ' - ' ' fffi' , l i ' 3 2 ,. WX' ,, or 3' 'Q A f ,--, - -L GX JFD. ffl if S lrru Vryk, s, nf .,f':05.. ,f ' ' V. f . w Q :5 5 .1 f ,. if 4 ms. Fifi? f A-5lZF'.'Y.a . H' A. -- f- , .L , 1 i ff V' . ., ., V. -ft .az f Q .Queeg -,gg-'Jam - 1 . .' ir H For l'he seniors, Thanksgiving Day is 'lhe lasi' iime lhey will lead fhe Red Raiders in a gridiron duel wiih lhe Middies. ,- Here 'lhey wail' for 'lhe ioss of 'lhe coin af midfield. ii Before the l959 fooiball season began, Porf Jervis High School grid ions expecfed 'lhe Red Raiders io be leading conienders for fhe DUSO 'ioofball championship. However. gg ii. fi despite ihe supporf of loyal local ians and ihe spiriied play ihaf earned quarferbacl: Alan Russell his berfh on 'lhe All DUSO second leam, Perl' suliered defeal' offer defeal, Eff .eenfiii ,..1. in li compiling o poor record of one win and seven losses. ll' became eviden? lo all 'ihai 'lhe football program ai Porf Jervis High School was somewhere awry. , ,. or 4.00. 2 En ds sf: ,Q fe ? f ,i.' 1 l . - k y :L iff... F, L . rr ral 41 of W. Lamoreaux COACHES: J. Viglione, G. Shorf, F. Robbins. P. Chase. A Russell af ' i , Mcngr. 'fijxlgi i 1 M. Lerlora T. . . . L. smm. u 1. T J. Miuspa h M' 5 '0 T' ug E f'r' ' :sw .4 ary. ,f,. - . W. ,,. .5 1... ,:..w.1.f1: 1 . - B. Van Auhen W. Morgan Mangr. 7 AX M'-r H. B. J. Walker D. Parsons T- C. R. Quick E' overall laclr of manpower. Frank Bell-in i958 Parl s mos? reliable back and firsi leam All DUSO seleciion-'lhis year was iniured in ihe first game. and consequenily couldn'+ play as well as was expecied of him. During a laier game, anoiher member of las? year's All DUSO leam. cenier Doug Parsons, was iniured along wiih defensive sfalwarr Bill Morgan. The 'ieam seldom fook ihe lield wilh more ihan 30 players on lhe enfire squad: fhis limiied fhe number of subsiilulions, However. some of our opposing reams had enough capable players fo be able io use unil subsli-iuiion, ihereby wearing our 'lhe home fearn by simply puiiing a fresh foam inio ihe game whenever ihe firsi feam became iired. The sad par! of ihis siiuoiion is ihal' fhere is enough equipment and enough coaching +o handle a much larger foam. bul season afier season fewer boys who have ihe abiliiy io be good fooiballers go aui for lhe ream. Two chief reasons for Porl s unsuccessful season were iniuries 'fo key personnel and R. Reinhardl E. G. Romaine H. B.

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E L 3 . . -n , 7 :Qi V 5' Zz 992.42 'I IFA fl . ,. - ' F. Adams A D a If 435 ,,,, .gi . ac u 1 155 e. 5 . IFA nan is 35 1.15 ,,,f ' L -. ll , s . S. Blccum . e. QQXJJE1.. J, iff J V'- ll ' i y J. Cherry Q ,,,, A T. Q :r.. Lxlrx J L., T' T, T. Coleman r IIA I i 3 ,, E -, ' J if ,4- 503 elf E Drew Manqr 10 Crlne R Crme Decker M. A. mein.. vCl'SH'y Foofball Foolboll plays a big par? in lhe life of Porl Jervis High School. For some il means hard work, and long hours. For olhers il means excifemenl, color, and headlines.'For olhers il' means sore +l1roa+s, and hol coffee. For sfill olhers i+ means cold moulh pieces, and frozen valves, and. lor a special few, il means a chance 'ro be Queen for o day, For all of us il means parl of lhe Venlure. Fronl' Row' C Anderson K Kalin, G. McElroy, J. Weiss, S. Schneider, J. Marchanl, A. Brolhman, J. Banlrs. Siecohd Row: Bierlein, S. Frederick, J. Whelan, D. Wasman, B. Gall, P. Ross, R. Grawi, D F ' M N b rf Third Row R Curran J Luger C Healer M. L. Simon, R. Bachelder. J. e azio, r. eu e . : . . . . . . D.CllH L SH ,J.Tdrick, D DeMond, E. Chandler, W. Blasberg, T. House. Fourih Row: o e e, . U on e . Casferlin, W, Hallock, S. Villomena, G. Smifh, D. Shive, J. Doss, C. Cummings. Fifih Row: L. New- comb, J. Wasman, M. DeMond, L. OH, J. Homer, J. Judson, P. Murray, K. Mafeyalc, W. Thomas. Sixlh Row G. Chandler. N. Hamillon, D. Taylor, D. Slarfup, P. Siegel, R. Gofllieb, J. Lewis, J. Henz, W Edwards. B. Roderman, F. Seddio, C. Solcofsky, A. Dudlco. Top Row: G. Slewarf, M. Dowling, R. Shave R Brundoge. J. Calvario, T. Cherry, E. Duhlberg. A 'loofball 'leam musf praclice hard if i+ expecis 'to have a successful season, and lhe Red Raiders are no excepiion. V ' - 2 5 H , V 4 T ' slill T eg 2 P' i Y ff . i . . . ,, . 1' 3 R. Feigenlheimer S, Frederick T. Herdilj V. Hqnrgclsoll J. Hingley I. Iglfon il,ii- Z .- . KL, 1... . fs - i Q , y H. a. - f i 9 ilT5'i'?f,a'?F - S. iisy 7 T. W. .y by Z - ff- .- r ' f f ' .' V' 1, 1. Ji . lr . sg T ff' is 7 5 ,W i Q-13.2. . in , ,,,. H- ffl.. ' , , e e o is

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Sfanding. lefl lo righl: J. 1 Curry, L. Gallagher, L. M! March. J. l-lemleb. J. Hill. Q Sealed: M, A. Kukelka, R. Q ' Sarno. J. MacAlarney . . . . I M capiain. and C. Reiss. 'A Nw 4 ,N :Iain -4.- . ng gy , fl, Q . V 5, ' - ,X -1, 5 Q: l X . . ' I ' ---F.- , AL, ' 1 - In lhe annual nigh? lime opener againsl' Nyack, a Red Raider defenseman culs down a scarnpering Nyack back. Under lhe arc lights al' Glennelf Field a Porl back smashes inlo a slout wall of Hudson linemen. f 731: Varsily Cheerleaders as Is lhis scene familiar fo you? Mixed feelings of excifemenl and despair swepl lhrough the crowd and our perl cheerleaders al Middletown lhis pasl Thanksgiving Day.