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

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I . .. 7 ADMINISTRATION ac FACULTY 8 ACTIVITIES II.I ,S .. I 18 SPORTS II,.S I ISI., 46 STUDENTS ,..,,SIIS,I IIS.S 6 2 ADVERTISEMENTS ,I 106 f N I' I 5 - mfffwwmfwawwwffwwmmmwwmvwm r I x M l I 3 6 .1 I WILLARD E. LLOYD Dedication Congeniality . . . a warm smile and a firm handshake . . . Sincerity . . . a heartfelt desire to teach and guide . . . Ability . . . to draw forth respect and obedience . . . Friend- ship . . . corieniality, sincerity, ability, and something more given of the inner self. An image . . . a character por- trait. The picture . . . Mr. Lloyd. It is an individual's painting and therefore expresses an individual's feeling. Each of us, according to our single relationship with Mr. Lloyd has our own particular paint- ing with different scenes and dif- ferent colors, but friendship stands foremost and is of the warmest here. 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' ,ff ,,,,,.w M X Happiness is knowing all the answers A W 6 li f...i Ti PORT JERVIS HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL JULIUS SYLVIA A person at the head of the school who sets the policies and tones which we are to follow. This is the principal. To an extent, his philosophies are re- flected through the, teachers to the student. This makes him perhaps the most influential individual in our school. The Vice-Principal, the disciplinarian, has prob- ably one of the most difficult jobs. But then again, Happiness is smiling from behind your desk as you give detention. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL RUSSELL FAIELLO Left to Right, Seatedg Robert Hamilton, Savey Or nezia Superintendent of Schools Clayton Stone lando-President, Dr. Harry Faller-Vice President Glenn McCombs, Louis Horsman Dr G W Monte Mrs. Kathryn Simmons, Standingg Dr. Arthur Ve leone Mr James McGinnis Business Manager The Board of Education is the policy making body of our school. It also budgets the system's finances and makes sure that state requirements are met. Mainly they are concerned with maintaining the highest standard of education for the Port Jervis School System. As head of this system, the Superintendent of Schools has responsibilities which directly effect the students and faculty. All decisions of the Board of Education are enforced by him. It is through this elected body that we obtain the daily pattern of administration by which We are governed. Superintendent of Schools DR. ARTHUR J. VENEZIA Zzczzlfy Crack! He's at it again with that meter stick.! Pauvre bebe accuracy of recall!!', I must monitor feeding time at the zoo! So it is in the day of a PJ. student. Daily we must cope with these idiosyncrasies of our beloved faculty members. Being human, they also have their off-days and these, too, we must grin and bear. Then, we hear, I think people of your age are deprived of the responsibility you're capable of handling, or that's the stuff, keep plugging! These are the words we'll keep longest in our mind. We can use the traditional pet names behind their backs and oc- casionally show indignity at having to follow certain requests or do that stupid homework assignment. Still, we'll see the gain eventually, and when we get all flustered because we can't do it , we'll hear that persistant tempus fugit! and we'll remember it with'a new perspec- tive. MARY E. BLOMBERG FRANCES CAGGIANO DOROTHY WATTS PHILIP CHASE Home Economics French 1, 2, 33 Junior CALL Chemistryg Physicsg Playg Senior Play English 43 Senior Class Sportsmen's Conservation Advisor Clubg Baseball eiee S 1 fmliwv ijl A A on ROBERT C. COLE RICHARD B. COLER ROBERT DICKINSON MARGARET F. Math 10, 11 English 2g Advanced Economicsg Political DOYLE English Composition Scienceg Junior Class Healthy School nurseg Advisorg Intramural Future Nurses Club basketball PATRICK FARACE GWENDOLYN Economicsg Political GH-LINGS Science: World History: Shorthand Ig Shorthand Political Science Club H3 Tf3n5CfiPfi0ni Advisor Business Arithmeticg Typewritingg Shorthand Club Advisor HAROLD W. HAROLD GOEWEY Miss Caggiano helps Doreen Faiello struggle through GILLINGS Distributive Education: French- Electricityg General Business Arithmeticg , Woodg Advanced Wood: Sophomore Advisor General Metalg Driver Educationg Industrial Arts Club. HENRY HOWARD Biologyg Science Clubg Science Fair HILLIS MCILLNAY General Arty Basic Artg Ceramicsg 3rd Year Artg Journalism and Yearbook Advisor ALBERT MICKEL Chemistryg Earth Scienceg Business Arithmeticg Senior Class Advisor NANCY HOWLAND CARL LESTER Dental Hygiene Teacher Mixed Chorus SUSAN MCNAMARA JOHN MEANY English 39 English American Hiscoryg Composition Raider and Yearbook Advisorg Sophomore Class Advisor Musicg Girls Glee Clubg JOSEPH MCCAFFERTY American Hisroryg American Governmentg Economicsg World History HAROLD NEUBERT Bandg Instrumental Music Classes KAREN MILLER Bookkeepingg Typing Ig Personal Typingg Business Arithmeticg Sophomore Class Advisor JOHN METCALFE ROBERT PETTIT Student's eye view of Mr. Mickel. 1 General Woodworkingg General Princingg Printing 29 Shop Maghg Driver Educaciong Advanced Woodg Industrial Aris Club, Photography Club Advisor Driver Educationg Craftsg Mechanical Drawing WILLIAM RAMALHO Earth Scienceg Biology Mr. Romeo makes a point. DR. JOAQUIN ROBERT RIFKIN JOHN ROMEO English 25 Junior Class English 45 Speechg Advisor Freshman Basketball I iw:-1:29 555 - 'W ' ,553 uf' ' .x 'Ms ff ? 9- - V, 55? , Q ,f Q iw M i , f , Qi Igga k , , ,f ' 1: if all 113'if1A'4' 'f 'Q' ,V se! lflff ' '57--' 'sus vis f, Q . jg., V 2, ,M ,3M,, .. if im 513565 T5 ff-I M ,iq lfli Ps E Z W4 Q Ma . K 'ls E P1 Q . L .QW K ikrgrliassxw K i iii? .sux v Hu , Y x 1 F 1 vi .mf f V , ., Ylhfsq- . 3 We 5 kr , :,Y, ,- JANET SELLS Physical Educationg G. A. A.g Tennis - ,. .lei EEQ LQQ , we: L 1 S S lf ' 1 E lf,-nw -,' is --f- ' 5235 9 ., ,a Qvgiwll , X Wx 6 . ,M Emi ji!!! in , wa l ll l na f J! W T RESTREPO Spanish 1, 2, 3 GORDON SHORT Physical Educationg Athletics Advisorg Varsity Club Advisor . .: -?1.::f..5 . - --'silk' fAs2i:.'l1.:5zZ-12 ., 1s5'.:.:.fgg:f5s4 ,..,. ,W Q., :sf J ,Fw 5 452+ 5. 5 zgilwvghhfifg 3- :gg :i,..:,1-.5 - 5. 5 gi- I i5rg5ga4sq.g5e1,?g :!sgl.sLwM1rf1,1 api: 1 f ,Q - me ,W ,,- A--wfw,,,ii, My zf if- .. im-,,.,,s,,. flag, fm , ., ,,lf 'lwf'Q,J fe :,,:, ms ii f K Exif' - , I i3lQQ5y.famwr w- ii 'Mil ' WL lil' 'S Ifk-lfqeyiigzshivni Els , s X -lr' I lv Ywvrmer :wi ' 'i all m.p12:f51'1E 'LLll1'Li S' I,,,::iw: 1Qf m.a,..,,, , 1, M y ,sgaeffrlfgiivsggif me j'Z'?:i31fj 151, fi, ' fi:2eFl iE?i.? figs. Q DORA STERN JOSEPH VIGLIONE HOWARD WARREN English 35 Senior Class World Historyg Head Advanced Mathg Math Driver Education Advisor Football Coachg Junior 12Ag Mach ll, Class Advisor RALPH ZELNO Miss Kammerer, oiiice secretary, Works busily at the attendance record. She and Mrs. Whelan are, to an ex- tent, the leaning post of the administrative department. Also, teachers and students often rely on them for various information or for mimeograph work. Mrs. Whelan helps a student in the main office. Here's the man everyone's trying to evade. Mr. Hull is our attendance teacher. l x O X Security -x .. Mrs. LaRue helps Faith Leuzze plan for her future school years. Security is is bowing so I to lean on having someone there to show you where to go next. 77260716 Peeking through the door is Mr. Hamor, our helpful librarian. Mr. Shaw, the Senior Guidance Counselor, talks to David Green. Many students depend very heavily on the Guidance Department. Mrs. Hemleb files college catalogues, avail- able for student use in the Guidance Oiiice ww-vim-Q:--4 -- .,-fvemz:-fum: f J . f f f L- - f , . mRwW,,vzwy ,Q ., , A ,. - . ,, ,. A , i 3, nf f f -- immzgwm-mwwwwmmmuuwmm,A-mfrmmpiwwiw Hezlblbiness is i getting together with friends JXJX- QJQ . - V11 L X I 31:5 -4 47 XIMMN Mm Student Hrfuucil Left to Right, Seated-Secretary Pat Rooney, Mrs. LaRue, tony Parliarnentarian Tom Laidleyg Social Chairman Judi Advisorg President Gail Pantley, Mr. Shaw, Aclvisorg Treasurer Orlando. Missing-Vice-President Sam Cuddeback. Harrison Murray. Standing-Publicity Chairman Nancy Dut- The meeting will come to order. Will the secretary please read the minutes? The past year the following activities were attempted and accomplished: a Christ- mas tree to brighten the halls-slow to start, but nice when finished, several successful dances, we crowned a queen, checked coats at games, held a sock hop or two, the talent show, and of course, don't forget the spaghetti supper. Then in the spring we had . . . Thank you. Now the treasurer's report. We lost no money. Very good. Is there any new business? To wish the '66-'67 Council the best of luck. Is there a second? All in favor-unanimous! If there is no further business we will adjourn. Donna Keane, Joe Hartmann, and John Leek keep the spaghetti rolling. President Gail Pantley serves coffee to Mr. Sylvia and Mr Shaw. Left to right, seated-Wendy Roderman, Barbara Melnick, Debbie Kanitz, Chana Kagan, Charlotta Abraham, Karen Gallagher. First row standing-Sara Cuddeback, Mary Gould, Barb Hoifman, Liz Ruderman, Sharon Dwyer, Laura Whelan, Paul Grathwohl, Teena Weiss, Stephanie Cuddeback, Glenda Ozner, Sharon Travis, Jo Anne Nason, Faith Leuzze, Jo Anne Trivisone, Margaret Rhoader, Toni Villamena. Second row standing-Bob Codichini, joe Hartmann, Steve Burrows, Mike Moskowitz, Steve Sarfatti, John Leek, Skip Craft, Maureen Dwyer, and Michelle Lord. 21 Archives 1966 Left to right, standing - Mr. Meany, advisor, Sports Editor Bob De Vore, Photography Editor Ron Austin, Photography Editor Dave Green, Literary Editor Carol Norris, Art Editor Lee Hammond. Seated - Business Manager Edson Whitney, Editor-in-Chief Mary Daly, Typing Editor Karen Pratschler, Mr. Mcllnay, advisor. Archives '66 is fun and wild times, chaos in the conference room and scratched negatives. Meany and Mcllnay and Charlie Brown and the gang. Mixed up deadlines and Saturdays at school. A red bug and having to accept the financial responsibility . Directories, boosters, and full page ads. Hawthorne, Horton, and a day in Norwalk. Schedules, portraits, Apeda Studio, and Nell Greene. Working, writing, cropping, and typing. Funny captions and sixty-six layout sheets. Mary, Carol, Edson and every senior in school. Laughing, thinking and remembering a lot. Mickel, Chase, Ron and Dave, thin negatives and a Rolleicord. A red and gold cover and 132 pages. Archives '66 is for tomorrow and remembering. I don't like that caption! Once again Mr. Meany tells Mary Daly why the caption is being censored. Lee Hammond, Carol Norris, and Ron I Austin accomplish nothing at still another yearbook meeting by burrowing through old yearbooks and completed art work. A rare sight - Ken Aber, Dave Kerr, Mary Daly, Mr. Meany, and Chana Kagan actually getting a layout completed more than 24 hours before the deadline. Chaos reigns in the conference room as Edson Whitney, Mary Daly, Mr. Meany, Carol Norris, and Ken Aber try to find that lost photo an hour before the deadline. 23 Kizider Left to rightg seated-Nancy Dunn, Stephanie Cuddeback, Bill Van- ano, Joanne Trivisone, Gail Pantley, Edson Whitney, Carol Norris, Sickle, Liz Ruderman, Marianne Zimno, Beth Dudko, Sharon Travis. Laurie Everitt, Margaret Roeder, Arlene Stein, Maureen Dwyer. Second row-Mr. Meany, advisor, Fred Prohira, Paul Leiman, Dave Third row-Tom DeMond, Jim Quinn, Dave Green, Sally Stellato, Santana, joe Hartmann, Connie Cooper, Georgianna Day, Toni Trope- Rose Boehmler, Sue Nolan, Jack Craft. 70 space margin double spaced . . . articles due on Fridayv . . . Raider articles for the month of . . . These are all familiar lines to the students working on the newspaper staff of the Raider as they pass the student bulletin board. For the third year now the Raider has been published with the Union Gazette each month. Its function is to inform the people of Port Jervis what the students of the high school are doing, and also to give these interested students an opportunity to participate in the field of journalism. The success of this year's Raider, as in the past, was due to the Work of the staff in preparing their articles. The issues presented' topics ranging from Student Council news, fashion, and new teachers to trips taken by the students, and the recording of athletic events. Liz Ruderman gets caught laying out the newspaper almost after the deadline. The arrival of the Raider to the class- room motivates intense study. Reporter Barbara Hoffman interviews Mr. McCafferty for the newspaper. 25 fiona Sacicfy The Honor Society whose ideals are character, leadership, service, and scholarship inducted new member, Sharon Dwyer. Squares, oddballs, misfits does that accurately describe our Honor Society members? Certainly not! The select members of the Neversink Chapter of the National Honor Society are among the leaders of our school. The purpose of this organization is to foster its ideals-those of scholarship, character, leadership, and service-among the student of Port Jervis Senior High School. The society hopes to help realize its goal by sponsoring trips for honor roll students and giving scholarship insignias to students who have been outstanding in certain subjects. By providing a cultural environment and by setting elevated aca- demic standards, the National Honor Society tries to instill its principles in the student body of our school, producing as an end result, people worthy of honor. Left to right, seated-Karen Gallgaher, Secretary, Gail Pantley, John Werner, Nancy VanSickle, Steve Sarfatti, Katherine Vice-President, Linda Secker, President, Elizabeth Giovanniello, Hauber, Mary Daly, Sheryl Zeger, Harrison Murray, Donna Treasurerg Mr. Shaw, Advisor. Standing-Charlotta Abraham, DeFazio. 70 html! Science 61116 From left to right: Barry Long, Alton Baldwin, Chana Kagan, Edson Whitney, Liz Giovanniello, Terry Von Ignatius, Linda Seeker, John Werner, Karen Gallagher, David Kerr, and Mr. Farace. Politicians of the world attention! Port Jervis High School now presents your colleagues of the future. Our Political Science Club may not produce any presidents, but it does provide a chance for its senior members to practice the principles they are taught in the new social studies course, political science. At the same time, it affords the underclassmen of the club a chance to acquire a background in political science. Under the leadership of Mr. Farace, who aside from being a faculty member is a local alder- man, the students discuss the present political situa- tions and the reasons behind them. The club's main activity this year has been taking field trips to ob- serve the actual workings of government. WE ' Pmntsw 4 -2 in-1 I si, Science gflld Mr. Howard looks over the results of the extra' sensory perception experiment with Liz Giovanniello, Beth Dudko, and Dave Hitt. Conversing with dolphins, transplanting the human heart, investigating new fields of computer science, exploring the universe-any or all of these might someday be the personal task of the members of the 1965-66 Science Club. What are they doing to pre- pare themselves for their future challenge? The Science Club meets regularly to discuss specific prob- lems or advances in any one of the many diverse fields of science. Individual members deliver lectures on topics of their choice. In this way, members are exposed to interesting subjects not touched on in formal schools. Outside speakers are invited to give talks on such interesting topics as photography and electronics. The club is introduced to the new world of space exploration through various movies. It also engages in experiments on interesting subjects such as E.S.P. All of these activities combine to make the student better prepared to understand the world of science around him. Left to right, standing-Treasurer Ken Aber, Edson Whitney, Seated-President Terry Von Ignatius, Secretary .Elizabeth John Leek, David Werner, David Hitt, Beth Dudko, Charles Giovanniello. Missing-Vice President Steve Sarfattl, Parlia- Foss, Thomas DeMond, Al Baldwin, Mr. Howard, advisor. mentarian Ken Ridley. Spvrfsmcn s Hvnservnf 2114 glllb Left to rightg front row-Pete Kowal, Lew Drake, Bob Baran, David Startup. Back Row Bob Coxe, Bob Stearns, Carmen Prisco, Paul Rupp, Dave Hitt, Bob Bray Mr Chase, advisor. What's a hunter? He tramps through the woods all day, flushes birds from the bush and runs his hounds. He carries guns or bow and arrows or if you please-a nylon line with a big hook at the end. What's a thoughtless hunter-he's a killer. He kills at any time of the year and any animate object. He takes away, bit by bit, our natural heritage of wild life and forest beauty. What's a Sportsman conservationist? He has a feeling for his sport other than bloodthirst. He knows there's a time when hunting a species is for the welfare of its entire population. XVhile he's eliminating over-abundance, the Sportsman conservationist restocks to prevent extinction. Through the Sportsmen's Conservation Club, Mr. Chase has been trying to impress the ideals of sportsmanship and conservation and the rules of good hunting upon its members. The members stock fish in various streams in the area, take field trips, and learn the proper care and use of fire arms. It is hopeful that with such programs as these in our schools we will have a longer lasting forest reserve. ?ufure Nurses 61116 Left to Righty seated-Gail Haring, Secretaryg Deborah Hallock, Vice Presi- dentg Miss Doyle, Advisor, Jeanette Santana, President: Beverly McAfee, Treasurer. Standing-Linda Rolif, Alice Faulkner, Ann Prisco, Dawn Powers. HELP si ..., it 5, Y sk THE DOCT . .lhvf TDSYCHI IATRK1 'N I - x Ii. IS IN 1 I ' Dear Miss Nightingale: You know, I think some of us might really make it all the way. Honest, the interest is there. We get together and talk about how it's going to be working in the hospitals with all the doctors and technicians and all the satisfaction we'll get from seeing someone Well again. We've even started learning and practicing on each other. Well, maybe it's not like walking among the Wounded in the Crimean War. Still, We think sticking people with needles and giving baths in a safe, sound, and sanitary hospital will be dramatic enough for us. So any way, thanks a lot for getting the whole thing on the road. Do you think we'll ever really make it? Sincerely, Future Nurses of PJHS fuzlu trial Arts gfllb Surf boards, electronic kits, water skis . . . what teenager wouldn't like any one of these? Well, some Port teens decided to make their own. They joined the Industrial Arts Club and are now enjoying the finished product. The Industrial Arts Club was organized so that PJ. students might become more familiar with the arts of printing, wood-making, metal- working, leather craft, and electricity outside of the classroom. Members also get a chance to apply their new learned techniques and create products which they can enjoy long after they've left high school. At meetings members are able to discuss the correlation between their work in the shop and the work done in some of the many large manufacturing plants in the United States. They also see industry in action by visiting factories in the Tri-States area. Left to rightg first row-Mr. Gillings, advisory F. Babcock C Chant J Wulff C Popstem J Cuddv B Eagan D Martin M. Innella, P. Rupp, S. Barber, J. Wharton, P. Horn, J. Curran K Stevens R Lechner B Churchill A Meyers Olenick J. Rohner, Mr. Metcalf, advisor. Second Row-M. Witkowski D Chase C Clifford M Doss Shorthand Klub Left to rightg back row - Karen Williams, Kathleen Uhlig, Katherine Goble, Barbara Case, Terry Pratschler, Patricia Bradley, Kathleen Valentia, Eleanor Duryea, Susan Westfall, Mrs. Gillings, advisor. Third row - Joan Heal, Migdalia Baez, Jill Rogers, Sharon Hoffman, Bette Lou Handelong. Second row - Sue Pedlock, Janet Cherry, Keyna Welsh, Susan Wurtenburg, Gail Hinkley. First row - Diane Lysiak, Karen Pratschler, Bernadette Tufano, Donna Keane. s a Room 29 has the atmosphere of a busy office 6th and 7th periods. Jean Heater and Jackie Willard dis- cuss some of the work one of the teachers has asked them to do. Mr. Faiello s gang and Mrs. G. Grllmg s girls work hard everyday to make sure the clerical workers of tomorrow are efficient and well trained. The 6th and 7th period office practice classes under the able supervision of Mr. Faiello form the Ofiice Practice Club. Through the years, it has been one of the most active and enriching clubs at Port Jervis High School. The two classes communicate by a system of blackboard notes. In this way they can plan bake sales, car washes, and other money raising projects. Over the Easter Vacation, the club took its annual trip. This year they went on a two day excursion to Gettysburg and the Pennsylvania Dutch Country. Later in the spring the club enjoyed their tradi- tional picnic at High Point Park. The Shorthand Club is one of the newer clubs in the school. Under the guidance of Mrs. Gillings this group of ambitious girls has worked to make the Shorthand Club an active organization and rewarding experience. During their monthly meetings the girls plan money raising activi- ties for an anxiously awaited and thoroughly enjoyed club trip. The girls in the Shorthand Club have aided other school activities whenever called upon to help. Ofjw Fravficc gfllb Left to rightg sitting - Treasurer Margaret Outwater, Cynthia Johnson, Charlene Farr, Dotty Ogrodnick, Linda Sedlack, Nancy Buckley. Standing - Donna Melnick, Karen Pracschler, Mr. Faiello, advisor, Joyce McManus, Social Chairman Cheryl Thurston, Parliamen- tarian Patricia Stevenson, President Nancy Lombardo, Secretary Sharon Hoffman, Mary Gould, Vice-President Rose Cooper. Left to right, sitting - James Gilson, Terry Card, Bob McKeon, Treasurer Carol Deitz, Tom Case, Vice-President Jackie Willard. Standing - Joan Almborg, Larry Addy, Frank King, Mr. Faiello, advisor, Sharon Parker, Jean Adams, Nancy Parker, Parliamentarian Al Siegal, Jean Heater, Marianne Ziliino, President Peggy Putz, Social Chairman Fern Gieger. QMLV4. Left to rightg last row-Gabriele Scholz, Peggy Onofry, Sue LaRue, Debbie Hallock, Gail Hating, Janet Cherry, Ada Lugo, Miss Sells, advisor. Second row-Bernie Tufano, Charlene Farr, Nancy Buckley, Sharon Hoffman, Linda Secker. First row-Joann Vicchiariello, Migdala Baez, Judy Faulkner, Mary Gould. What's the greatest hazard to the opposite sex? Why girls with a little more muscle, and the mem- bers of the Girls' Athletic Association are on the road to physical Htness with a diversified program of sports activities. Club members play volleyball, tennis, basketball, and even bounce around on the trampoline under the guidance of Miss Sells, the club advisor. The G.A.A. girls tackle all sports with great vivaciousnes and enthusiasm. This organization gives all a chance to develop a healthy mind and body though not everyone can excel in a sport. Nancy Buckley and Linda Seeker go bouncing on the trampoline as Sharon Hoffman stands nearby as a safety guard. Varsity 61110 Left to right, back row-john Adams, Tom Laidley, Rich Merusi. Second row-David Matthews, Irving Arthur, Thomas Haring, Bob DeVore, Jim McCooey, jack Craft, Jerry Carlton. Geib, John Bell, Thomas Case, jim Scully. First row-John Third row-Gordon Short, advisor, Peter Kowal, Bill Gast- Werner, Bill Van Sickle, Steven Drapala, Dennis McCullough, meyer, Eric Keyes, Gary Lapriore, Thomas Connelly, Mike Bob Reid. DeMarco, David Simmons, Warren Gardner, Jim Launt, Michael What does our Varsity Club do for us? just think how dry and thick our mouths would be if we couldn't buy soda at the games. The Varsity Club quenches our thirst. How would it be not to have a program so We could tell who made the touchdown? Well, the Varsity Club sup- plies them for us, too. The more important function is for the benefit of the boys themselves, or rather, one boy. The money the club receives from the sale of refreshments and programs is used to supply a Port athlete with a scholarship. The Varsity Club also awards a trophy to its most outstanding member. Girl I 5166 gfllb 2 l Left to Righty Seated - Carroll O'Neill, Mr. Lester. Bottom row - Top row - Kathy Valentia, Diane Lysiak, Kathy Goble, Peggy Skellett, Jane Acoveno, Judi Orlando, Kathy Uhlig, Norinne Lane, Barbara Melnick, Jean Ulrich, Mary Corcoran, Andrea Kirk, Cynthia Clark, Sharon Lord, W Sue Nolan, Lorinda Adams, Sue Hinaman, Joann Vichiafiello, Sue Pedlock, Faith Leuzze, Pat Skellett, Doris Slaughter, Sharon ,Travis, Margaret Barbara Case, Rebecca Smith, Nancy Dunn, Cindy Caputo, Elaine Roedcr, Gale Davis, C31'0l Deflkcf- DeGroat, Debbie Hallock, Karen Mineau, Linda Sedlack, Teri Decker. l I I This was a familiar scene in the chorus room, soloist Gail Davis accompanied by Carroll O'NeilI. Aflzlfm' Zhrfru The halls are alive with the sound of music, ' because of the efforts of the Girls Glee Club and the Mixed Chorus. Through these organizations under X the guidance of Mr. Lester, the entire school body is - A y presented with lovely harmonious concerts at various ' times during the school year. This year the two Vocal , groups put on their two annual winter and spring concerts and sang many beautiful ballads which are yy 1' ,E often associated with these two seasons. 1' I 4 5 is ' Q if 0 ,MW I ,4- 'r if V . Q f I y O 5.51, -943 r - -I I , 'Q EC:-'ij Q ' 'N , ., '-'D R' i Left to right, front row - B. Rupp, E. Sarine, R. Dwyer, E. Coxe, J. Knight, G. Scholz, J. Dcntz, B. Siegel, C. Gibbons, K. Molloy, J. Calabria, S. Cuddebaak, K. Worzel. Second row - M. Doss, J. Horsman, M. Grinjesch, B. Bushweller, P. Viserta, D. Chase. Third row - K. Craig, P. Bulter, D. Hitt, D. Williams, A. Frisco, F. Zaleski, C. Drinko, R. Giovanniello, I. Hopp, R. Mills, R. Card, S. Yunkunis. Hand Q35 194 l,i', Toot Toot, squeal, crash, boom-and the P. J. High students run for cover. Don't be alarmed. It's just the band tuning up. Once the band begins a song, the students find the sounds coming from the auditorium very melodious and they leave the bomb shelters willingly and even eagerly. The Port Jervis High School band is com- posed of an accomplished group of musicians, who represent an active and vital part of our school. The band members are outside on cold autumn mornings Working on half-time shows that are performedlat P. J. High's varsity football games. They practice diligently year-round for concerts to enrich the cul- tural atmosphere of the community. When waiting for an assembly to begin, the Port Jervis High School students are afforded a chance to enjoy the labors of the band. The band contributed to the com- munity's pleasure by marching in several of the city parades. A great deal of the band's vitality, and achievements can be attributed to their energetic and able director, Mr. Harold Neubert. Here he is helping Jim Goulette. Left to rightg first row-Art Ouslander, Peggy Onofry. Second Nick Peper. Fourth rowg standing-Paul Rupp, jim Goulette, YOW-Chan! KHS211, Arlene Stein, Donna B1'UHd2gC, Kafhy' Vince Hauber, Mike Doss. Seated-Dan Mudrick, Valerie Engelhart, Dursilla Swinton, Dawn Powers, Maureen Dwyer. Wheaton, Charles Foss, Bob Codichini. Third row-Rockie Giovanniello, jim Roeder, Kevin Hipsman, Left to rightg Erst row-Joan Almborg, Laura Whelan. Second Lenny Miglionico, Harrison Murray, Mike Moskowitz. Fourth row-Janna Cummings, Toni Villamina,' Gail Pantley, Paul row-Warren Gardner, john Leek, Danny Cuddeback, Bob Leiman, Bob Day, Steve Martin, John Banks. Third row- Reed, Bill VanSickle, Tom DeMond. Uzanksgiving Day Queen Left to rightg Sally Ann Stellato, Queen Nancy Dutton, Katherine Hauber, Agnes Caracciolo, and Sue Day. Mirror, mirror on the wall who's the fairest of them all? This year our magic mirror, the PJHS student body, Voted Nancy Dutton the fairest of Port Jervis High. Nancy was crowned and kissed by Port's new principal at the Thanksgiving Game rally. Though Port lost the game, Nancy Dutton won over the crowd with her radiant smile as she reigned on Thanksgiving Day. ,Majzfreffes Left to right, Sue Westfall, Kathy Simon, Captain Teena Weiss, Linda Bersano, Head Majorette Paula Grathwohl, Debbie Kanitz, Barbara Hulse. Missing-Co-captain Carol Norris. Four forward butterflies in left . . . pass . . . thumb twirl behind back, three backward butterflies in right . . . pass under left leg, three lunges, windmills . . . salute! Whoops, my baton's caught in my skirt. Right, Right! That trombone player better stop sliding his slide into my backside. I know it's the big game, but my fingers are frozen to the baton. I can't twirl! Yes, Mr. Neubert, we'll use some throws at the next game. Practice tonight-I don't care if you have a date, a year- book meeting, or detention-be here! Let's go over this ONCE more, girls! Khearlazdcrs 'X U 1 Q 1.315 MFE ef. We've got the coachg-We've got the teamg we've got the pepg We've got the steam -and We also have a great squad of cheerleaders to lead this and other cheers at our football and basketball games. Being a cheerleader is stirring the crowd to cheer, letting the team know you're behind them, realizing that you left your tights home on the bed. It's having a girl throw her back out during an away game and having it strapped up with a cafeteria tray! At' basketball games it's fun when only half the squad runs on the court, then gets stuck out there when the game starts again. Sometimes a cheerleader even gets the opportunity to kick one of the players after finishing a cartwheel. Another part of being a cheerleader is trying to make good excuses to get out of those semi-weekly practices. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to rightg bottom row-Kathy Worzel, Pat Viserta, Sue Nolan, Diane Cordisco. Top row-Nancy Kuhn, Nora Heilig, Donna McLaughlin, Nancy Dunn. Remember! Give them the axe! Losing the Thanksgiving Game was in no part due to lack of enthusiasm from the cheerleaders. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to riglitg standing-Miss Alger, advisor, Nancy McKe0n, Peggy Skellet, Barbara Hoffman. Seated-Sue Pedlock, Joann Skinner, Pat Rooney, Peggy Wheeling, Aggie Caracciolo, Jackie Willard, Liz Ruderman. :J 1 To water the wine or not ' is the question between 1 Gloriana fGail Pantleyj, ' Count Mountjoy fDavid1 Hittj, Mr. Benter QEdson ' WhitnSYl, and lady-in- waiting fLinda Rolifj. Cflb' ,Mrrusc Zfltlf Kvared l l w Enter audience. fdim lightsj Open curtain. Scene: Duchy of Grand Fenwick. Plot: Tiny country de- , clares war on the United States, captures the Q bomb, the most powerful weapon ever created, and becomes the peace keeper of the entire world. , Enter actors. Tully: Briefly, Your Highness, we wonf' Gloriana: You what??,' Exit actors. flights upj Exit audience. There was much more to the senior play than this. There was learning lines, rehearsing and more re- hearsing, a cast party, a pizza party, wearing costumes and make-up, building sets and tearing them down. There was work and there was fun. But best of all, there will be memories. Professor Kokintz QTerry Von Ignatiusj is disgusted when his private line to the President gets no answer. J, . S rm Sequrigf is being pbysicalh fit 'Fx 5 A ff, -A 'ii qi- Z,-E I Varsity 511111161111 Goshen linemen try unsuccessfully to stop Port's Junior flankerback, Tom Geib, as he starts a successful Port day against Goshen by scoring the Raider's first T.D. The Raiders went on to win 40 to 6. With only a fraction of the starting lineup returning, Head Coach Joe Viglione was faced with the extremely diffi- cult task of preparing the inexperienced players to meet the rigorous standards that the DUSO League demands. Coach Viglione was assisted by line coach Al Wilgard and Pat Mazza, who has just joined the Red Raider Football coaching staff. Co-captains Tom Connelly and John Bell aided the coaches by building up a strong desire to win among the team. The starters this year were Warren Gardner at center, Dave Simmons and Tom Connelly as Tackles, Bill Van Sickle and Mark Faller as Guards, the Ends were John Adams and Bill Wharton. The backfield consisted of Elbert Wilkerson, the Fullbackg John Bell and Torn Gieb, Halfbacksg and Bob DeVore or Bill Gastmeyer as Quarterback. Port started the season off with three hard-fought victories over Nyack 25-7, Goshen 40-6 and Saugerties 37-6. After the three non-league games the Port Jervis eleven played host to Kingston in their first DUSO-League clash. The game ended 19-O with Port on top. The play was highlighted by the accomplishments of John Bell who scored twice on a 42 yard run and on a touchdown pass from Bill Gastmeyer. Tom Gieb also tallied for Port. The following game found Port Jervis in Poughkeepsie. The Raiders trounced the Pioneers 45-7 in a DUSO-League contest. John Bell again led all scorers with 3 big touch- downs. This game also placed Newburgh and Port Jervis in a tie for First Place Honors. The Newburgh game was very important to the seniors on the PJ squad, this was their last game with the Goldbacks, and the outcome of the game also determined the sole possessor of the DUSO-League lead. The Red Raiders scored two quick touchdowns in the first half to take a 13-point lead into the locker room. The Raiders also were dealt with a hazardous blow. Dave Simmons, a star lineman, was injured in the first half and was out for the remainder of the game. The Newburgh team scored twice in the last half to tighten the contest at 13-12, but a weary, yet determined line headed by Bill Van Sickleand Tom Connelly stopped a Newburgh threat with only seconds till the end of the game. The de- fensive line held the Goldbacks on four occasions inside the PJ 10 yard line. The loss of Dave Simmons and then end Bill Wlxarton in the opening minutes of the Thanksgiving Day game was an obvious disadvantage to the team against the Middies. The Raiders, still weary from the Newburgh goal-line stands, were dominated by the Middies in a game which concluded with a score of 26-6. Elbert Wilkerson scored the lone points for Port Jervis. Tom Connelly was awarded the Ralph Fred- erick Memorial award for the most outstanding performance. Tom came up with 3 big fumbles and numerous key tackles during the game. Port placed 6 players on the All-DUSO list. Tackle Tom Connelly, Guard Mark Faller and Fullback Elbert Wilkerson made the Offensive team, while Dave Simmons, Bob DeVore and Bill Wharton were selected on the Defensive squad. Warren Gardner, Bill Van Sickle, Pete Kowal, and Little John Bell were picked for the honorable mention list. Port Port Port Port Port Port Port 19 6 5 SCOREBOARD Jervis 2 5 Nyack 7 Jervis 40 Goshen 6 Jervis 3 7 Saugerties 6 Jervis 19 Kingston 0 Jervis 4 5 , Poughkeepsie 7 Jervis 1 3 Newburgh 12 Jervis 6 Middletown 2 6 Port's mighty might Senior, John Bell, two time All-DUSO Halfback, makes one of his patented end sweeps for a long gain VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Front row, left to right - Elbert Wilkerson 1202, Bernie Kean1612, Barry Latini 1312, Irvin Arthur 1232, Gary Hill 1242, John Bell 1112, Tom Geib 1222, Carl DeGroat 1842. 2nd rowg left to right - Pete Kowal 1832, Bill Gastmeyer 1122, Mark Faller 1622, Sam Cucldeback 1522, Bill Van Sickle 1602, Bob DeVore 1102, Mike DeMarco 1422. Srd. rowg left to right - Coach Viglione, Steve Barber 1722, Mike Martino 1632, Bill Wharton 1802, Dave Simmons 1702, Warren Gard- ner 1512, Tom Connelly 1712, Mike Merusi 1412, John Adams 1812. Elbert Wilkerson' puts his toe squarely into the ball, as an onrush- ing defender tries in vain to block the kick. Sophomore Quarterback, Bill Gastmeyer eludes a defender and looks up field for a receiver. This year saw the appearance of many new faces in the Port Jervis Football World. There was Bill Gastmeyer, a sophomore quarterback who proved himself so able that Mr. Viglione started him in many of the games. Also there was Mark Faller, another sophomore, who gained a berth on the famed Port Jervis line. Mark showed much desire and excelled over the rest of the players to be picked unanimously on the ALL- DUSO offensive team. juniar Varsity 9111111111111 JUNIOR VARSITY FGOTBALL TEAM Left to Right, first row - Mike Worden, Jan Baldwin, Ralph Mor- gan, Danny Carroll, Kip Hawkins, Mike Piccolo, Saul Siegel, Tom Brown. Second row - Coach Moyer, Robert McAfee, Bob Onofry, Jim Wharton, John Olenick, Dennis Aumick, Kevin Hipsman, Art Ouslander, Joe Hartman, Fred Prohira, Coach Mazza. Under the coaching of Pat Mazza, as backfield coach, and Ron Moyer, as line coach, the Port Jervis Junior Varsity en- joyed a fairly successful season. The J. V.'s season record stood at two wins and three defeats, with two of them coming at the hands of Middle- town. The J.V.'s began their season with a winning slate. Their first game was played at Kingston. The game began with Kingston receiving the ball, and marching fifty yards for a touchdown. After that, both teams settled down and there was no further scoring for the rest of the first half. In the second half the Raiders came back strong. They scored one touchdown in the third quarter and one in the fourth quarter to come from behind and win the game, by a score of 13 to 7. In their second game the J. V.'s faced the tough Middies. The Middies scored first, as they recovered a Port fumble, and marched forty yards for a touchdown. The J. V.'s came right back: after taking the kickoff, and marched seventy yards for a touchdown to tie up the game. After that touch- down, Middletown controlled the scoreboard for the rest of the game as they scored three more touchdowns to defeat the Raiders 25 to 6. In their third game, the Raiders faced Poughkeepsie. The Raiders took the opening kickoff and ran it back elhty-five yards for a touchdown. There was no scoring until late in the second period when Poughkeepsie scored on a forty yard pass play to tie up the game. In the second half neither team scored until late in the fourth quarter when the Raiders scored on an eighty yard pass play which won the game by a score of 13 to 6. The R-aiders faced Middletown in their fourth game. This game was mainly a defensive battle as Middletown scored the only touchdown and won by a score of 7 to 0. The Raiders ended their season by going to Newburgh to play the Goldbacks. The game began with the Goldbacks taking the kickoff and going down the field sixty yards for a touchdown. The Raiders then received the ball and tied up the game as they marched down the field and scored. After the Raiders scored, Newburgh ran away with the game as they scored' three more touchdowns to defeat the J. V.'s by a score of 26 to 7. Port Jervis 13 Kingston 7 Port Jervis 6 Middletown 25 Port Jervis 13 Poughkeepsie 6 Port Jervis 0 Middletown 7 Port Jervis 7 Newburgh 26 Varsity Basketball VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Left to right, first row - Vince Hauber, Steve Sarfatti, Bob Onofry, Dick Westbrook, Alan Siegel, Joe Wilson, John Adams. Second row -- Manager Jim Quinn, Tom Geib, Bob Codichini, Tom Con- nelly, Torn Laidley, John Bell, Manager Art Ouslander. The Red Raider Basketball Squad of Port Jervis has not had what could be called a successful season. The Raiders, although losing all fourteen games, showed a lot of determi- nation and fighting spirit in every contest. The month of February brought four checks in the Raider loss column, but the P.J. roster was bolstered by the presence of two young sophomores, Vince Hauber and Joe Wilson who were brought up from the J. V. squad. Hauber hit S6 points in four game as a varsity player for a fourteen point average per game, tops for a P.J. player. The Raiders started off the month against Newburgh, a team that had drubbed them in their first meeting. P. J. played a fairly good ball game, but was overwhelmed by Newburgh's height advantage and came out on the losing end by a score of 81-40. Vince Hauber in his first varsity game led the Raiders with 11 points with Bill Wharton and Joe Wilson hitting 10. Next the Raiders traveled to Middletown. The Raiders, starting to jell, kept with the Middies all through the first half but fell apart after the intermission and came out on the losing end by a score of 66-49. Vince Hauber led the P.J. scoring with fourteen, showing that his performance against Newburgh wasn't beginners luck and that he had come to play. Steve Sarfatti and Al Seigel also had good nights hitting thirteen and eleven points respectively. The Middletown game ended an away stint of four straight weeks and Coach Hamor felt his team was ready to break the twelve game losing streak at the expense of the Indians of Liberty. The Indians had other ideas, however, and walked away with a 79-47 victory. The sophomore sensation Vince Hauber led P.J. scorers and tied for the game's high honors with sixteen points. Steve Sarfatti, who has been the most consistent P.J. scorer all season had 13 points. This set the stage for Port's best effort of the season against the Fallsburgh Comets. P.J. trailed by only three points at half time and came out to take a 37-36 lead midway through the third quarter, but Fallsburgh was able to score four quick baskets and subsequently put the game out of reach of the Raiders. Fallsburgh went on to win by a score of 70-52. This by far was the best effort of the Porters this season, who were in the game until the fourth quarter. Vince Hauber for the fourth time in four starts led the Raider scoring with fifteen points and Joe Wilson scored a total of 13 points. Although Coach Hamor has had many setbacks this year and has had little success he is looking forward to the future. Next season he will have returning from this year's squad juniors Onofry and Dick Westbrook along with sophomores Vince Hauber and Joe Wilson. Looking forward to next season, the Raiders should have a lot of potential and should go a long way in the DUSO League. , Port Jervis Delaware Valley 63 Port Jervis Middletown 81 Port Jervis Kingston 115 Port Jervis Delaware Valley 67 Port Jervis Fallsburgh 92 Port Jervis Liberty 72 Port Jervis Newburgh 79 Port Jervis Ellenville 67 Port Jervis Monticello 71 Port Jervis Kingston 81 Port Jervis Newburgh 81 Port Jervis Middletown 66 Port Jervis Liberty 79 Port Jervis Fallsburgh 70 Port Jervis Ellenville 74 Port Jervis Monticello 78 The familiar position of Coach Hamor during the 4th period. Tom Connelly attempts a free throw during the Middletown game. jim Romeo scores two with a jump shot from the foul line we 4' . MG Tom Laidley keeps his eye on the ball as he awaits a re- bound. In a Jayvee game, Vince Hauber shows the agility that helped win him a berth on the Varsity Squad by mid season. Coach Spangenberg turns to discuss a difficult play with Varsity Cheer- leader Peggy Wheeling. juniar Varsity Kaskefball JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Lcft to rightg front row - Joe Wilson, Jim Wharton, Bill Gastmeyer, Tom Geib, Vince Hauber. Second row: - Rocco Giovanniello, Steve Martin, Francis Kean, Nat Kowal, Coach Spangenburg. Third row - Ken Mackin, John Garrity, Gary Hill, Paul Lieman, Manager Roger Derse. The Port Jervis Junior Varsity Basketball Team under Coach Hugh Spangenberg, although turning in a disappoint- ing record of 2-14 on the season, showed a great deal of aggressiveness and spirit. In every contest home or away the team demonstrated much of their never-say-die spiritf The Junior Varsity started out on the right foot by beating the Delaware Valley Warriors in their opening game, but from then on had much hard luck and disappointment. Their other victory turned out to be the best played game of the season and one of the most exciting. The Jayvees pulled a surprise upset over the highly touted Monticello Panthers by a score of 60-57 in a game whose fate was decided in overtime. Although they lost the services of Vince Hauber and Joe Wilson, who were brought up to the Varsity, Coach Span- genberg kept his boys fighting in every ball game. The team, usually at a height disadvantage to the other schools, always gave their all in every game. With a new group of sophomores coming up to the school next year, Coach Spangenberg is eagerly looking to the future for a more successful season. It it surely hoped by fans as well as the coach that the experience gained this year by the team will aid them to a better season in '66-'67. Port Jervis Delaware Valley Port Jervis Middletown .,...., Port Jervis Kingston ,.......... Port Jervis Delaware Valley Port Jervis Fallsburgh ......... Port Jervis Liberty ........,.... Port Jervis Newburgh .,.... Port Jervis Ellenville ......., Port Jervis Monticello ...... Port Jervis Kingston .,.,.... Port Jervis Newburgh ..., Port Jervis Middletown .,..,., Port Jervis 'Liberty ......,.., Port Jervis Fallsburgh ...... Port Jervis Ellenville ........ fPort Jervis Monticello ....,. Varsity Wrestling VARSITY WRESTLING SQUAD Left to right - Nick Fedorka C97 poundsj, Steve Keyes C106 poundsj, Dennis Bayer U15 poundsj, Eric Keyes Q122 poundsj, John Jones U35 poundsj, Bob DeVore C145 poundsj, Mark Faller QIS4 poundsj, Henry Dunn C165 poundsj, Warren Gardner U80 poundsj. Missing - Steve Drapala C129 poundsj, Dave Simmons CHWTJ. The 1965-66 Wrestling schedule, although not as vic- torious as the previous years, had many fine moments. The season's record of four wins and five losses was only a fair showing of the team's capabilities. The most rewarding aspect of the season was the team,s effort in the D.U.S.O. and Section 9 tournaments. They placed second in the D.U.S.O. tournament and third in the Section 9 tournament. The team started out the year in a winning style by easily defeating Spring Valley and Haverstraw in the pre- season scrimmages. Then, after only three Weeks of prac- tice, the Raiders'defeated Kingston 34-18 at Kingston. The Raiders traveled to Suffern for their next meet where Suffern handed Port a 37-11 defeat. Port then played host to Liberty at a night meet. Liberty brought a much improved team and Port suffered its worst defeat. Liberty won all but three weight classes by a score of 35-8. Port bounced back on the winning side as they defeated Newburgh 29-11 at a match held at Newburgh. Port continued on the road and next met Middletown. Port Jervis ended up on the low side of a 36-16 score. At the mid-season mark, the Raiders had compiled a 2-3 record in overall competition and a 2-2 record in the D.U.S.O. action. Starting off the second half of the season, Port Jervis went to Liberty. Liberty exercised the same control as before by defeating Port 31-9. By this time, Liberty had first place in the D.U.S,O. League. The Raiders put on a final surge by winning two of the last three dual meets held in Port. Port easily defeated Kingston 43-3. This seemed to spark the team on to defeat their next opponent, Newburgh with a score of 28-16. Coming down to the last dual meet Port had improved tremendously. The match was the most exciting in Port's wrestling history. The lead switched back and forth through ten matches and evened out at the eleventh. The heavy weight match decided the victory for Middletown. This was the biggest let down the team faced. However, the Middletown loss didn't dampen the team spirit, for at the Orange County Community College tournament Eric Keyes and Bob Devore went all the way to the Hnals where they both lost to Lindenhurst wrestlers. Steve Drapala defeated Ptak of Middletown for a third place. The Raiders then traveled to Liberty for the D.U.S.O. tournament. Although Port was considered out of con- tention, the team came through with the best showing. Port took four first places, three seconds and one third. Steve Keyes, Eric Keyes, Steve Drapala, and Bob Devore Won all their matches and took first place prizes. For defeating Ptak, Steve Drapala won the Most Outstanding Wrestler Award. Steve was undefeated in dual meets and the D.U.S.O. tournament. As a whole, the team was only seven points behind Liberty. After the D.U.S.O. tournament, Port went to the Sec- tion 9 meet and took a third place. This is the best any Port Jervis team has done at this tournament. Mark Faller came through with a first place for Port. Steve Drapala and Eric Keyes continued their fine wrestling and placed second and third respectively. Nick Fedorka, a freshman, put in a surprising third place finish. Mark Faller, a sopho- more, went to the State Intersectional and earned a fourth place. Hank Dunn is about to register a pin against Kingston. Hank wres- tled in the 168 lb. class. Coach Mazza gives some last minute instruc- tions to grappler Mark Faller as Coach Wilgard looks on. Porn Port Port Port Port Port Port Port Port Chip Gardner is about to execute a standing switch on Newburgh's Neil Chipendale. Jervis Jervis Jervis Jervis Jervis Jervis Jervis Jervis Jervis 196 S -66 SCOREBOARD . ....,. 34 Kingston ..., .... . 11 Suffern 8 Liberty Newburgh Middletown .... .... 29 .. ...., 16 Liberty ......... ...,.... Kingston ... Newburgh Middletown .. .,.. . 9 .. ...., 19 .... .,..,. . . 24 Port's new J.V. Wrestling Coach Pat Mazza twists anxiously as one of his wrestlers tries a move. John Jones struggles to get free as the referee is right on the spot. Bob DeVore, Port's 148 pounder, throws the legs on Newburgh's Jim Wfoods. junior Varsity Wrestling JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING SQUAD Left to right, first row - Mike Saul, Pete Stellato, Bill Jones, Kip Hawkins, Gary Pomes. Second row - Ed Sarro, John Olenick, Mike Gould, Dennis Simmons, Mike Moskowitz, Bernie Kean. This year Port Jervis added Junior Varsity Wrestling to its extra-curricular activities. The success of our Varsity team in the previous years has created so much enthusiasm as to War- rant the beginning of a Junior Varsity etam. The Jayvee team was coached this year by Mr. Pat Mazza, a science teacher in the junior high. The team had a very successful first year as they boasted a 4-3 win-loss record. Considering that many of the opposing teams were more experienced and our wrestlers were freshmen and sophomores, a 4-3 record is very impressive. The Hrst Jayvee match put Port up against the strong and experienced Liberty 'KBU team. Port gave them the roughest match of the year, but came out behind a 29-19 score. Win- ning for Port were: Kip Hawkins, 103 lb. classg Dennis Bayer, 112 lb. class, Pete Stellato, 129 lb. class, Marvin Siegel, 133 lb. class, and Mike Gould in the 140 lb. class. The Raiders next met another well established team in Newburgh. Newburgh defeated Port by a score of 33-13. Kip Hawkins and Mike Gould continued to win. The team did very well seeing as they had only one match's experience compared to Newburgh's years of experience. On the second meeting of these two teams, Newburgh again won. After two setbacks, Port was really up for their next meet against Burke Catholic. Port compiled 35 points to Burke's 3 :is they won hve out of the nine weight classes by pins. The next meeting of these same teams ended up almost exactly as the first. This time Port won by a score of 33-S. The Raiders managed to get six pins this time. Gary Pomes, Kip Hawkins, Ed Sarro, Marvin Siegel, Dennis Simmons, and John Olenick recorded .pins for the team's best showing. Our Junior Varsity Wrestlers also won two matches from the newly formed Delaware Valley Varsity Wrestlers. The first meet was completely controlled by Port Jervis. Delaware Valley only won one and tied one as they were handed a 44-7 setback. Port,had a shutout up until the last two matches when Delaware Valley tied the 183 lb. class and pinned our heavyweight. At the close of the team's first season, they had proven themselves a worthy team. Although it is the effort ofthe whole team, each boy is out on the mat by himself. This quickly displays his ability. Judging from the record of some of our jayvees, the varsity will be well supplied in the future. Mike Gould compiled an undefeated record on the jayvee team, and later was moved up to varsity for the Orange County Tournament. Kip Hawkins contributed a 6-1 record for the team in the 103 lb. class. Pete Stellato and Marvin Siegel each finished with a S-1 record in the 129 and 133 lb. class respectively. Port Jervis Liberty ............ P01-if Jervis Newburgh ......... Port Jervis Burke Catholic . Port Jervis Delaware Valley Port Jervis Newburgh ,..,..... Port Jervis Burke Catholic . Port Jervis Delaware Valley 617155 Krfzmfry CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Left to right, first row - Steve Keyes, Ed Sarro, Jim Goulette, Steve Martin, Jack Craft, Harrison Murray. Second row - Coach Bernard, Eric Keyes, Robert Reid, Tom DeMond, Gary Hames, Jerry Carlton. Port Jervis has a reputation for outstanding runners. In the past few years our track teams have produced some excep- tional runners like John Kinney and Jerry Carlton. John was the basis for many of the school's winning track teams until he graduated last year. Along with John went the back- bone of our cross country. The job of rebuilding and develop- ing the talent fell upon Mr. John Bernard. The season started late for the Raiders as the coaching posi- tion wasn't filled until all the other teams had been practicing for two weeks. The turnout for cross country this year was about average for our size school. The team grew from seven to thirteen. Out of the thirten there were only five returning seniors. Since Jerry was the best runner on the team, he took over as the team leader. The team practiced six days a week for at least two hours a day. They started practice with calisthentics, with plenty of sit-ups and leg lifts. After this warm-up, they would begin running. Depending upon the team's shape, the weather, and the coaches' humor, they would run anywhere from five to eleven miles per practice. The nights that the team only did five miles were when they ran sprints up Big and Little. When the team ran eleven miles, they ran around the Horn Road. Usually, the team ran seven miles on the track, plus penalty laps. Let it be known that Jack Skip Craft held the record for number of penalty laps run. The highlight of the season came at a home meet. The day was overcast and the ground was soaked by earlier rains. These were not ideal conditions. They were, in fact, very poor conditions to overcome in running a good time. How- ever, Jerry Carlton ran around our two and a quarter mile course in ten minutes and thirteen seconds. This is now the course record. It is four seconds faster than the old record set by John Kinney. This was a tremendous effort under those conditions. Although we had the best runner in the league, there Was quite a gap in the times before our second and third runners came in. The secret in cross country is having three or more good runners who can stay within ten seconds of each other. This year Port lacked this, but still managed to place fourth in D.U.S.O. League competition and fourth in the Section 9 Tournament. Again our team will suffer with the graduating of the seniors. Boys like Jerry Carlton, Jack Craft, Gary Hames, and Eric Keyes will really be missed next year. Coach Bernard has a couple boys like Steve Keyes, Steve Martin, and Bob Reid coming back next year. 1966 Cross Country Scoreboard Port Jervis .,............,...,... 27 Middletown .... .... 2 8 Port Jervis .... ...... 4 0 Kings ton ........ ,... 2 1 Port Jervis .... ....,. 3 2 Newburgh ..... ,... 2 3 Port Jervis .... ....,. 3 2 Monticello ..... ,... 2 5 fndovr Crack Indoor track is a new sport in Port Jervis. This is only the third year we have participated. Although we have had success in previous years, this year was rather disappointing. Indoor track is the opportunity for boys in the New York City area to participate in their specialty during the winter months. Run- ners who have above average ability go to these indoor meets to com- pete against the best runners around. It is different from outdoor track because it is run on the boards . There is very definite strategy needed when running on an indoor track. There are only certain times when you should make your move, and if you don't make it at the right time, you lose time and distance. Port Jervis was represented by Jerry Carlton, Jim Goulette, Bob Reid, and Tom DeMond at the various indoor meets. Jerry is a miler and a two miler. I-Ie concentrates more on the two mile run, however. Jim Goulette, Bob Reid, and Tom DeMond run in the short sprints. The competition is very tough at these meets. In order to run in these meets, you even have to meet a qualifying time in your particular event. Therefore, it is quite an accomplishment even to attend a meet. It also is an honor for the school to have participants. The coach, Mr. John Bernard, and the boys work hard, even in the worst weather. You can see the boys running around the school grounds in the dead of winter. All the boys from indoor track also run for cross country and outdoor track. Indoor track keeps them in shape all year round besides giving them an opportunity to earn dis- tinction. The indoor track team participated in the following matches: Westchester Relays, Cardinal Hayes, St. Francis Prep, N.Y.U. Jim Gou Carlton. lette clocks a practice run for Jerr INDOOR TRACK TEAM Left to right - Coach Bernard, Robert Reid, Jerry Carlton, Kevin Hipsman, Jim Goulette. Y x r 1 E f E a I f w,,.,..,.amm,...A , S6CZl1 iQl is being one of the gang .D 1' :XX Q Q M .,.-,fi ..... ,.!:a... 4510 '1- ef-Hal! if 'Q S'-1 .. ...5. ,,,-T. Seaiar I 6 ' wr ' 'El I if 1 ' 'girl ' Seniorness is: Wranglers and rnadras shirts, polkadot and plaid legs and the London Look. It's Baldwin and Bond and Peanuts and The Mouse that Roared. It's Political Science, Economics, English, and Phys. Ed only twice a week. It's lots of football and cheering and just bombing around. It'sxunsure destinations and growing individuality. Itis insecurity and eagerness to be on one's own. It's happiness, sadness, and indecisiveness 1t's GREAT!!! TELL ME ABOUT THE SENIORS CHARLIE BROWN SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left 130 fight - Seated! Agnes C2f2CCi01O-SCCYCFHIY. Thomas Connelly-Parliamentarian, missingg Thomas Maryann Homer-Social Chairman, Katherine Hau- Lgidley-Vice President, ber-Treasurer, standing, John Bell-President, !lfQ770 M.lL,Hg'f,. 75 jrtbpeaijfbfjp fC? K CHARLOTTA ABRAHAM I JEAN ANN ADAMS U JOHN ADAMS Charlie . . . headed for Jeanie . . . interest on Ball Otis . . . steady and nuiet-or Oneonta . . . Spangenberg's Street . . . All kinds of neat is he? . . . a sports man right hand , . . shorty . . . . . . digs those Pontiacs . . . . . . tall, dark, and handsome Let's do it alphabeticallyl' . .. bus six special . . . future . . . football and basketball Oh, brother . . . Whiz at beautician . . . nice personality. man. Geometrv? O I Hcqlbmess zs . . . l JOAN ALMBORG i IRVIN ARTHUR RONALD AUSTIN Ioan . . . likes a good time Cbff'f'.A ' ' ' always Fmlllng Ron . . . John's other half . . . cute . . . bound for college ' ' ' hfnls from Westbrookvllle . . . Great White Hunter . . . . . .loves to bowl . . . triangle ' ' ' hkes to box ' ' ' tfalck drives teachers wacky . . . girl. sur ' A' ' sPeedy ' ' ' mee interest in Albany . . . always personality , . . a Red Raider get something going. . . . million laughs. ALTON BALDWIN ROBERT THOMAS BARAN AUSTIN BARBER AL . . . over in Middle- Robbie . . . seen with Orville Mn Printer . . . Mr. Metcalfe's town . . . likes to hunt . . . . , . loads of fun . . . talkative right-hand man . . . full of the Ralph's right hand man . . . . . . never a dull moment . . . devil . . . Cahoonzie's gift to Bo-ho . . . found with Terry interested in Tri-States . P. J. H. S .... Miss Caggiano's and Pick. Oh, that Geometry. headache. LARRY ADDY Larry . . . likes to have fun . . . Ray's other half . . . gnip-gnop . . . loves star- light . . . motorcycle fan . . 650 Beezer. ' CHRISTOPHER AYERS Poncho . . . Bill's shadow . . . loves motorcycles . . . apple squeezer . . . I'll eat my hat . . . woodsman and outlaw . . . . . serious type?? GILDA V. BARKER ' fill . . . friendly smile . . . always ready for a good laugh . . . easy to get along with . . . a sailor's girl, ,ii ,i, ...V 11.L ,mt .fe em.. ,X ei . is ,.X it Z-. Qi 5 ' ' LORETTA C. BARKER Reba . . . likes a guy named joe . . . ji1l's other half . . . pretty green eyes . . . clever with a needle and thread. JOHN EDWARD BELL. ' K Little john . . . always smil- ing . . . math brain . . . Mr. Chase's pal . . . powerful half- back . . . famous for his short hair . . . goodlooking. individual ex x. to tm., ei ff,9ix9.sm. 'L 'M-seq... 4 . A M3 I thought a primate had five fingers. FRANCIS BENDER Francis . . . loves to dance . . . lots of laughs . . . Where's the action tonight? . . . oh, that laugh . . . A8lP worker. SALLY BENJAMIN Sally . . .-shorthand whiz . . . shy . . . future homemaker . . . intelligent . . . hails from the Acre . . . nice smile. ression cmd increased NANCY MARIA BENNETT 'Nan . . . Dumb? blonde . . . great with the arguments . . . always a sympathetic ear . . oh, Lordy . . . believes in miracle and propinquity. JANICE E. BOYDEN feb . . . cute . . . quiet . . . nice to be with . . . good bowler? . . . crazy driver . . . always ready for a good laugh. LAURETTA BLAUVELT Laurel . . . studious . . . future teacher . . . loves geom- etry?? . . . quiet till you get to know her . . . sweet and sincere . . . good friend. FRANCES BRENNAN Fran . . . pretty blue eyes . . . never a dull moment . . . contagious giggles . . . drives teachers wacky . . . Mr. Mc- Illnayls zooming artist. DENNIS BROPHY DONNA BRUNDAGE i Hails from Montague . . . al- Donna . . . not afraid to ways seen with Chris . . . speak up . . . loves Mrs. Call's . always ready for a good laugh. class? . . . Go Goldwater! . . . great driver. Zfegbonsibilit . . . NANCY BUCKLEY Buclzi . . . hails from Florida . . . nice personality . . . great bowler . . . dependable friend . . . nice hair . . . athletic. THOMAS CALVARIO Tamb . . . a real nice guy . . . dependable . . . nice per- sonality . . . great guy to know. GEORGE BUHRE George . . . Man of few words . . . easy going . . . Terry's other half . . . Span- genberg's special . . . likes to read . . . loves French??? AGNES ROSE CARACCIOLO Aggie . . . peppy cheerleader . . . terrific dancer . . . always on the go-go . . . likes a red haired quarterback . . . Oh baby! I had 20929 more red marks . . . ' I TERRI LYNN CARD GERALD CARLTON Speed . . . You'll be pun- Ujjeddy Benn ' Q ' Cute ' ' ' ished . . . circle dasher . . . friendly . . . petite . . . loads girls scare him r I I seen with of fun . . . Nancy's other half Doug, Gary, and Eric D 1 ' . . . hails from Tri-States. great to know- THOMAS CASE Casey . . . non-conformist . . . Let's have a party! . . . nice guy . . . dig that hair . . . bearded one. L, 2 KATHLEEN CLEARYl X1 Kathy . . . great personalityl . . . nice blue eyes . . . blushes easily. PHYLLIS COLE Phyllis . . . bldride terror of Montague . . . Green twig . . . oh that Chevy . . . peanut butter kid . . . future teacher. turn gray . . . Whoosh . Y! JOY L. CHANDLER BRUCE CHURCHILL joy . . . hails from Bird- Bruce . . . likes girls . . . town . . . has interest in the nice guy . . . Mr. Metcalfe's Marines . . . A8LP's specialty right hand man . . . likes , . . seen with Nancy and Mary bananas. gbortsmmesbqb, team COLIN CLIFFORD l ll Colin . . . has interests on Main Street . . . real nice guy . . . always seen in print shop. ROBERT CODICHINI Cody . . . nice personality . . . one of the Acre gang . . . nice dresser . . . smile for all . . . loves Chemistry??? TOM CONNELLY Mo0se ' . . . easy going . . . Dave's other half . . . one of the city workers . . . one of Al's animals . . . personality plus. JAY COLLINS lay . . . rebel . . . non- conformist . . . why teachers ,X CYNTHIA CLARK Cindy . . f. drives a Ford convertiblef lead foot . . . has interests elsewhere. X qjrorlj. and JOHN COOPER ' CATHLEEN COOPER Coop . . . member of the Fang . . . hails from West Acre gang . . . Hospital's Big- End . . . friendly . . . crazy gest Doctor . . . St. Francis' driver . . . always laughing Chef . . . studious? . . . has interests in the Army. being cz ieR6li6!6T,, Team - we've got our backs to the wall. ROSE MARIE COOPER Rose . . . hails from West End . . . Cathy's other half . . . nice personality . . . likes the Air Force. PAUL FRANCIS CORSO Paul . . . our golfer . . , sharp dresser . . . good looking . . . Penney's special . . . plays a mean guitar . . . loves gym??? JACK CRAFT Skip . . . Smilin' Jack . , . attractive . . . lay a patch with a Volks? . . . ladies man . . . Typical . I MARY ELIZABETH K CORCORAN Corky . . . Hi ya . . a wild one . . . good dancer . friendly . . . neat dresser . . interests in Air Force , . . attractive . . . Raub's specialty, WILLIAM ARROWSMITH COSS Dun:ton . . . a self-appointed piano player . . . drives a cool jeep . . . likes electronics and music. JAMES CUDDY lim . . . quiet . . . Tully's friend . . . Wow, that curly hair . . . nice to all . . . drives a Custom Chevy. Ooh! that moustache tickles! SHERRY SUZANNE DAY Sue . . . blondie . . . pretty .- . . Fern's other half . . . carefree . . . our greatest hazard . . . never a dull mo- ment . . . Loves a good time. WILLIAM DECKER Bill . . . Hacker . . . bombs around in a hot Pontiac J- . .AColeman's top tire changer . . . always smiling. JOHN CUNNEEN lack . . . drives a bomb . . . friendly . . . ready for a laugh . . . happy go lucky. It is GALE DAVIS Sincere . . . our song bird . . . pretty eyes . . . hails from Spatrowbush. DONNA CAROL DE FAZIO Nice dresser . . . can be seen with the Kathys . . . pretty eyes . . . love that long, sexy hair. MARY DALY Brains??? . . . Our lady doctor . . . Ambitious . . . Has many interests . . , Jawonio hazard . . . What's up, Mary? . . . Our editor. cz growing FRANK DAY Mo . . . great driver??? . . . studious . . . quiet . . . shy??? . . . seen with Jim and Don . . . Hermit . . . Remember Black Bear??? ELAINE DE GROAT Elaine . . . hails from Mon- tague . . . engaged to a sailor . . . full of the deiil . .. future beautician . . . attract- ive . . . loves motorcycles. yi CAROLYN SUE DEITZ Carol . . . nice personality . . . drives a hot Sprite . . . Soupy Sales Fan . . . devil in disguise . . . likes Hondas. d'Ll!d1 67Z6SS ROBERT DE VORE Babu . . . good looking . . . has an interest on Glass Street . . . one of Al's Grapplers . . . East Stroudsburg bound . . . one of the city workers. ,1 Y l NANCY ANN DUTTONN Dulty . . . not the jealous type . . . anyone for dinner by candlelight? . . . love that A8zP . . . likes Orange County. X , NANCY ANN DEITZ i Pooky . . . oh those freckles!! . . . nice smile . . . friendly . . . . always talking . . . I wanna be Bobby's girl . . . Chemistry whiz. of others . . . STEVE DRAPALA Stevie . . . good looking . . . never a dull moment . . . Mr. Wilgard's headache . . . why teachers get gray . . . Denny's other half. Comet. SHARON ANNE DWYER Abbey . . . wicked Irish temper . . . silver pipes . . . loves science in General . . . I was gonna, but . . . great flirt . throws girls . erjeyryu MICHAEL DE MARCO Wahoo . . . flirt . . . full of the devil . . . our pride on the football field . . . nice to all . . . good looking . . . Acre bomber. ELIZABETH ANN DUDKO Bells . . . Oh, that blond hair . . . Tim's girl . . . Marianne's other half . . . drives a mean JERRY EVANS ' . . . Oh, yeah! . . . . speedy driver . . . wild parties . . . loves . . dig that class jacket RICHARD CARMEN fu DE STEFANO Duty . . . cut-up at the ASZP . . . friendly to everyone . . . Joe's other half . . . drives a wild and noisy Plymouth . . . Good Heavens . HENRY DUNN Hank . . . nice personality . . . G.T.O. boy .- . . flirt . : . has a way with girls . . . Hi Beautiful . . . always ready for a good time.' CHARLENE ANN FARR! Char . . . always smilingfi . . . a great bowler . . . dig that crazy driving . . . studi- ous? . . . likes the Air Force defender of local paper. . . . Hi love . . . . pleasing personality. ,f ,f if rf l - f Vp? .IUDITH ANN FAULKNER KAREN SUE GALLAGHER Indy . . . Mr. Meany's head- Karen . . . bowling pro and ache . . . always talking . . . golf enthusiast . . . seen with never stops laughing . . . future Nancy and Sharon . . . small teacher . . . drives a crazy bus. girl with a big car . . . Opps . cmd having cz I must be doing something wrong! WARREN GARDNER 1 FERN NAOMI GEIGER Chip . . . typing whiz . . . I e1nie,' . . . cute . . . always Farmer Dell . . . man from smiling . . . blonde bombshell the sticks . . . Let me see it . . . always seen with Sue . .' . again . . . everybody's friend. petite gal . . . loves to dance. f JAMES GILSON Gily', . . . nice guy . . . has a special interest in Fredonia . . . Port Jervis' answer to jimmy Durante. im I ELIZABETH ROSE l l MARY ROSE GOULD iy PAULA GRATHWOHL GIOVANNIELLO Mary . . . math whiz . . . Paula . . . one of those Liz . , , intelligent , , , she's particular . . . Aw . .. majorettes . . . very pretty sincere , , , Hi! for everyone ' always swinging . . . cutest hair . . . expressive eyes . . . , , , gh, I for-Sgr , , , Gel1g 'little giggle! . . . shucks . . . understanding . . . lots of fun , , , Perry Con-nfs Cgugin , , , loves water skiing. . . . loves New York. Newberry's special? . . . Brook- lyn accent. FRANK GRIPPO GWEN ANN HALL li 2 Sketch . . . hails from Oak- Gwen . . . petite gal . . . land Valley . . . supports the . . . cute . . . quiet, but watch Rileigh COUPOH d1'iVC - - - out . . . faithful friend . . . friendly to all . . . sincere . . . often seen with Betsy . . . her dig those clocks - . - 0-C-C-C interests lie in Greenville. bound. se? and giving of it . LEE ANN HAMMOND Lev . . . artistically inclined . . . Oh those rings . . . GAIL ANN HARING Gail . . . her future is at Northeastern . . . Unbeliev- intelligent . . . attractive . . . able . . . hails from Godetfroy sexy brown eyes . . . non- . . . destined to be a nurse??? conformist . . . future residence . . . beautiful red hair. -Greenwich Village. RICHARD D. HARING Riclf' . . . hails from God's land . . . neat dresser . . . nice guy . . . likes to hunt . . . car crazy . . . likes a KATHERINE HAUBER Kathy . . . super-charged personality . . . pretty eyes of blue . . . cute . . . J. C. Penney's best salesgirl . . . flirty!! . . . certain Junior girl. always seen and often heard. GARY EDWARD HAMES Montague Flash . . . pole- vaulter . . . It doesn't hurt to look . . . seen with Eric, Jerry, and Doug. DEBORAH ELLEN HALL1 Deb . . . nice personality . . . fun to be with . . . hails from Cahoonzie . . . has in- terests in the Navy , . . Gail's other half. AAG' As I begin my 11th year in third grade . . . . ELIZABETH HAWKINS JEAN HEATER RONALD HEINICKE Liz . . . cute and petite . . . lean . . . very friendly . . Ron . . . hot chevy . . love that black hair! . . . lots passion for jersey! . . . there's English major??? . . . one of fun . . . quiet . . . a friend something foxy in Fort Dix!,' Mr. Metcalfe's boys . . . why for life . . . loves gym? . . . lives for summers . . . the teachers go gray. nice personality. JAMES MICHAEL HENDRY jim . . . Flo-Jean cook? ?? . . . interests in the Village Diner . . .' Oh, that speech class . . . friendly with all . . . hard worker??? and being cz contributing 7726772667 of your class WILLIAM HENN Cbuckles . . . Chris's body guard . . . Mr. G.'s headache . . . comes from Marlboro Country!! . . . loves golf . . . hails from Montague . . . great fun. DAVID HITT Dave . . . loves dramatics A . . easy to get along with . . . devilish . . . sincere . . . Morris . . . sense of humor . . . a regular guy . . . in- dependent. SUSAN HINAMAN Sue . . . friend to all . . . always ready to help . . . hard worker . . . hails from Hugenot . . . pretty eyes. SHARON HOFFMAN Casey in a SODA line? Rocky, . . . hails from Cudde- backville . . . very nice . . . great dancer . . . quiet and shy, but watch out!! I'm sure I left Mr. Mac in here somewhere. V lCYNTHIA L. JOHNSON JOHN JONES Cindy . . . everyone thinks john . . . always with Sue!! she's shy . . . city boys get . . . good looking . . . Ronnie's her attention . . . future house- other half . . . why teachers wife . . . cute . . . Cin go gray . . . good personality . . . blushes easily. . . . fun to be with. 1 ,- MARYANN HOMER ' Maryann . . . cute . . . sexy eyes . . . drives a hot Mustang days work for an honest days . . . has interests in Jackson pay. Heights . . . Mr. Chase's prize chemistry student? . . . loads of fun. CHARLES R. HOLDEN, JR. Chuck . . . loves to work . . . quiet . . . An honest Y PERCY E. HORN LINDA JACKSON ' Perch . . . hails 'from Bird- Linda . . . sugar and spice town . . . nice guy . . . Star- and everything nice . . . quiet lite Lake man . . . car crazy . . . college bound . '. . interest . . . A8cP's best man. at N.Y.U .... hails from Birdtown . . . ABCP special. CHANA KAGAN ORVILLE KALIN Ching . . . sweet . . OW . . . hails from Birdtown sincere . . . beautiful eyes . . . . . . always willing to help . . . good debator . . . friendly . . . nice personality . . . digs the ambitious worker . . . gift of outdoors . . . seen with Bob. gab . . . smile for everyone. n,1 CYRUS KEAN JR. Great guy . . . found in deten- Dave . . . one in the Senior Play . . . loves law??? . . will go far . . . good dresser . . . nice personality. DAVID KERR tion . . . Who's' gotta car? . . . seen with Geri . . . mem- ber of the Club Eldorado. Moose doesn't Want to share his jacket with Middletown. ERIC KEYES P. I. Lip . . . seen with Gary, Doug and jerry . . . one of the vaulters talented grapplcr . . . Hey little cat! FRANK KING JR. Burl . . . good looking . . . nice personality . . . one of Goewey's gang found in the boy's room or in detention . . . Navy bound It is just being me ANDREA KIRK Wild about Harry . . . seen with Pat and Cindy . . . in- terest in the Army . . . swing- ing driver . . . What a talker!!! PETER N. KOWAL Pele . . . always in action . . . loves football and base- ball . . . member of the Club Eldorado . . . drives a tough Corvair . . . outdoors man MARILYN KREPPS Penny . . . Miss Deeroark . . very nice . . . Beuver's gift m our class . . . soft spoken THOMAS LAIDLEY ' Tom . . . nice dresser . . . good-looking . . . our Gary Player . . . the Parliamentarian . . . KNO! me!!! BARRIE LATINI JAMES LAUNT Barrie . . . sharp dresser . . . Diamond jim . . . hails from friend to all . . .loves Cudde- West End . . . Markovits backville . . . Operation Clean- special? . . . quiet . . . nice Up's best Worker . . . great -personality . . . likes sports . . . personality . . . Meatball. , loves school?? . . . drives 11 wild car. the gang . . . RONALD LECHNER FAITH B. LEUZZE Vette . . . always fun . . . Faith . . . laughter is her likes Chevrolers . . . makes best medicine . . . loved French money on the Series . . . one of class?? . . . cute kid . . . found with Judi . . . big blue eyes . . . pleasing personality. the shop gang . . . favorite sav- ing not printable. GEORGE LEWIS George . . . nice ...goodguy.. a certain girl . . . Why ROBERT LIPTAK Lippy . . . good friend . . seen'with Al, Bill, and Chris interests in Mongaup . . . vits is getting gray . . . fun. one of the Invaders . . . loves school. Don't throw anythiiigg here comes the Zoo- 1 keeper. NANCY MARIE LOMBARDO Sam . . . drives a wild car . . . has interests in the Air Force . . . cute . . . friendly . . . good dancer . . . Van In- wegen's pride and joy. BARRY LONG Senator . . . likes politics . . . reactionary . . . despises liberals . . . nice guy . . . debator. 'f SHARON LORD X Boo . . . nice dresser , . . has an avid interest in the Navy . . . cute . . . great personality . . . trim . . . marriage bound. DOUGLAS C. LOVELACE' Dough . . . Drives hot cars . . . has a fond feeling for West End? . . . Club El Dorado member . . . pole vaulter. but still J DONALD MARTIN x Mori . . . friendly but quiet member of the 'Grange . . . digs cars . . . likes hunting and fishing W interest ' Peek- . 7 l 7' . Suu. LL fj,g,,i4, fig gf ,QJ MICHAEL ANTHONY MARTINO Moak . . . Oh, you devil . . . Spero's best customer . . . Seen with Chewie . . . who took his razor blades? Where's the party? DAVID JOHN BEVERLY MCAFEE Crush . . . thrives in Mata- Bev . . . Karen's other half moras . . .,Weakness for Pa. . . . future nurse . . . cute girl . . . headed for Albany . . . . . . doesn't like boys??? . . . friendly. . . always giving odds. friendly . . . Oh, tell me . . . shy . . . loves chemistry??? This class presidency pays off better than I thought X!! VV 1 JAMES MCCOOEY jim . . . The Mauler . . . loves homework?? . . . big joker . . . always with Don and Moe . . . interests in Sparrowbush . . . ASLI' boy. DENNIS McCULLOUGH ' Denny . . . Handsome . . . Steve's other half . . . nice personality . . . studious? . . . good dancer . . . fun to be with. ROBERT MCKEON JOYCE MCMANUS ELIZABETH MARIE DONALD L. MECKLE- Bob . . . nice guy . . . good Joyce . . . nice personality Liz . . . always smiling . . . Merle . . . fond of his Ford? personality . . . hails from Tri- . . . smile for everyone . . . . cute . . . all Dickies can be ' . . . No school tomorrow . . . States . . . commutes to Mil- future beautician . . . just loves found in white Ford . . . nice hails from Birdtown . . . in- ford . . . whose initials are Driver Ed? . . . has an interest personality . . . Woolworth EBICSCS in 10th grade. K. A. S.? . . . DV 66 . in Massachusetts. special . . . found with Dee. doing things on you 1' 01072. f f . DONNA MELNICK EMIL MICHAEL MERUSI I Blondie . . . short 8: sweet . . Mike . . . has a fast Ford can be seen with Maggie . . . . first class, mechanic . . Mel's best salesgirl. always ready to help: It's tough being 6'7 . LLEONARD MIGLIONICO BETSY LOU MILLS Mig . . . one of the Acre Belxy . . . cute . . . always gang . . . Flo-Jearfs specialty smiling . . . Greenville fan . . . . . . driver of a wreck! . . . Sax Where's the party? . . . Go crazy. Navy . . . Gwen's other half artist. heart breaker . . . future ALAN MOSHER ' ' HARRISON MURRAY JO ANNE NASON Al . . . plays a mean guitar Moose . . . nice personality lov . . . real cute kid . . . . . . one of the Invaders . . . always smiling . . . fun to be always smiling . . . good dancer interest in N. J .... found with . . . nice guy . . . an . . . beautiful hair . . . instant with John and Gary . . . always asset to the PJHS band. nut! . . . Hi nitwit . . . cracking jokes. seen with Judi and Faith. I1f's the CAROL NORRIS DOROTHY ANN x IRENE CARROLL N01'bi2 . . . OCCC bound OGRODNICK O'NEILL . , . serious, bug fun , , , rg- Dottie', . . .love that Corvair!! O'Neill . . . sophisticated . , , sponsible . . . has a knack with . . . lead foot , . . heart's likes the Mme Lee - . - fan- words . , . great personality . . . in Pl ---- CHIC and trim - - - Wsfic Pilfm Pl2Yef - - - belllfiflll very poised . . . everyone's Oh! those dimples . . . nice hlil' - - - Ilw'-IYS Seen with friend. smile. Nancy. l JUDITH ANN ORLANDO THOMAS HENRY OSI Y JOHN P. OSTERHOUT luzli . . . nice clothes. . .not Tom . . . nice guy . . . hot john . . . car crazy . . . as quiet as she looks . . . Fm rodder . . . Grand Union's prob- makes friends easy . . . Mohican on a diet . . . Faith's other lem . . . dig his crazy lingo Lake man . . . A Bl P's best. half . . . those hairdos. . . . easy to get along with. f lf v' K f iv PATRICIA MARIE NIEDl Pvt . . . one of our ring bearers . . . nice dark eyes . . . love those Wednesday nights . . . found with Cindy and Andie . . . nice. security 0 -.W THOMAS OSTROFSKY MARGARET E. OUTW GAIL PANTLEY ELLEN PARKER Tom . . . sincere . . . My Maggi . . . nice . . . cute Gail . . . that Pepsodent Ellen . . . future housewife mother loves me . . . good . . . always laughing . . . why , smile . . . drives a mean grape . . . her interests lie on Shin natured . . . liked by all . . . teachers turn gray . . . interests . . . bound to go far . . . Hollow Road . . . no kiddin'. witty . . . Shot-Gun Slade. in D. V .... good driver??? student council special . rienclslwilas we'1fe made. SHARON PARKER Sharon . . . Club member of the AAA . . . likes Delaware Valley . . A. likes P. J. parties x . . . Where's my whatyama- callit? It's hotter than - ah, ah, AH! WILLIAM PERRY Bill . . . one of the A8513 boys . . . drives a hot Chevy . . . Dick's other half . . . always a good word for every- one. NANCY PECIRILLO Nancy . . . pretty eyes . . . devilish . . . bubbly personality . . . Let's skip! . watch that Irish temper . . . beautiful face. CARL AUGUST POPSTEIN Carl . . . I'1l never tell . . . Mr. Goewey's headache ...oneofthegang... friendly to everyone . . . likes track. But think of our image! wr RICHARD ROBERTS GLORIA RODRIGUEZ Dick . . . drives a hot little RoL'kie . . . member of GAA Falcon . . . small but mighty . . . those pajama parties!!!! . . . Bill's other half . . . loves , . . practical joker . . . future to torture teachers. nurse . . . threat to all teachers . . . devilish. MICHAEL PORTER KAREN A. PRATSCHLER Miken . . . good personality Karen . . . quiet but watch . . . fun to be with . . . out!!! . . . future secretary Mott's other half . . . why . . . Mustang . . . Bev's other teachers turn gray. half . . . fun to be with. Happiness is MARGARET MARY PUTZ Peggy . . . green-eyed blonde . . . Little town Hitt . . . model bound . . . likes blue convertibles. LINDA ROLFF Linda . . . a new to our class . . . petite . . . Avon caller . . . travels a lot . . . friendly . . . modern dance girl . . . Maryland. V ,IOHN KENNETH RIPEL Lil Rip . . . hails from Bird- town . . . quiet but watch out . . . Ford lover . . . Eddy Farm man . . . I.et's go tn Monticello . PATRICIA E, ROONEY Pat . . . our girl from New York City . . . neat dresser . . . bouncy cheerleader . good dancer . . . flirt . . sexy eyes . . . party goer. f Af ELIZABETH RUDERMAN PAUL RUPP 'DAVID RYERSON RONALD RYERSON Liz . . . another Sarah Bern- Corky . . . our mad drummer Dave . . . drives a hot red Doc . . . friendly personality hardt . . . big voice for a small . . . very sincere . . . A.P.J. Valiant convertible V-8 . . . . . . loves school??? . . . prac- girl . . . wild shoes . . . enthu- P.M.C ..., fun to be with Don't sweat it, Mr. Romeo . tically lives in fire house No. 6 siastic cheerleader . . . Broad- . . . good looking. . . . interested' in electronics. one thing to one enson . . . JEANETTE SANTANA JOHN CHRISTOPHER Shorty . . . friendly . . . SCULLY JR. future nurse . . . country girl luck . . . drives hot SS but city minded . . . city Merc . . . interests in D.V. friends from Boys' Camp. . . . game warden's friend . . . ARP worker? . . . Mr. Goewey's V1 whiz. LINDA SECKER ' LINDA SEDLACK Lin . . . one of the brains Linn . . . petite . . . hails 1 . . . true blonde . . . destined from Florida . . . loves to bowl i to be a teacher . . . just too . . . Moncheur's right hand much . . . F.L.M. nice personality . . . J.D. Come on boys -, the turkey's getting cold! DONALD SHEVLIN ALAN SIEGAL DAVID SIMMONS MARGARET SUSAN Chevy . . . quiet. . . always Al . . . hails from Church Dave . . . always has last SKELLETT with Cy . . . full of ideas that Street . . . always smiling . . . word . , , member of the Old Peggy . . . hi love . . , never work , . . friendly . . . round ball star . . . product of Acre Bombers . , . one of Al's beautiful long hair . . . party a real riot. the 4th ward . . . nice guy animals. hound . . . The Wild Ones . . . . . . Casey's other half. great personality . . . cute . . . always laughing -. . . Sailor's girl. PATRICIA LOUISE SKELLETT Pal . . . My Michael , .' . -Basilone fan . . . One of the Wild Ones . . . party hound . . . good artist . . . engaged to a Sailor. NANCY SMITH Smitty . . . enjoys parties . . . often seen in nearby Penn- sylvania . . . interested in the U.S. Marines . . . member of the A.A.A .... Merc bucket . cmd another thing to DORIS JUNE SLAUGHTER hottie . . . love that blonde hair . . . nice clothes . . . Carol's other half . . . Hi Boobie . . . life of Eddy Farm . . . nice personality. 'N' X, DAVID STARTUP i. X Sparks . . . happy go lucky . . . likes driving . . . makes teachers mad . . . out of door man . . . good natured . . . hails from Cuddebackville . . . considerate . . . 0. C. C. C. bound. Who says short skirts don't get you someplace? Congratulations - Now where's the room? JEAN MARIE ULRICH jamie . . . Got any new jokes? . . . flirt . . . party goer . . . always seen with Peg, Pat, and Mary . . . good dancer. little boy's NORMAN UTTER Hairy one . . . going for the Oats Cron award . . . Tur- penting's second half . . . wouldn't miss Mr. McCaHerty's tests? SALLY ANN STELLATO Sally . . . sharp' . . . loves convertibles . . . has the Air Force blues . . . best dressed . . . educated walk . . . Shades . . favorite sport - boys. another CHERYL THURSTON ' Cheryl . . . chic hairdo . . . sharp dresser . . . attractive . . . great personality . . . airline bound . . . Here comes Her an . . . future model. NANCY ANNE VAN SICKLE Nanny . . . knowing her is liking her . . . has interests in Ryantown . . . loves parties . . . college bound . . . friendly to all . . . cute. PATRICIA LEE STEVENSON Pat . . . to know her is to like her . . . slim and trim . . . always cracks half a smile . . . future secretary. 675077. RALPH TUNNO Lau . . . hails from West- brookville . . . great mechanic . . . likes to drive Ford trucks WILLIAM C. VAN SICKLE Bill . . . witty . . . responsi- ble . . . true friend . . . Dr. Restrepo's pride and joy . . . life saver . . . football hero . . . has interests in D.V. JOSEPH VISE RTA WALTER. VON TEENA B. WEISS loc . . . hails from West Tr-fry . . . Don't sweat it! Won.re . . . our blonde bomb- End . . . drives a hot Pontiac . . . thespian . . . likes to drive shell . , . nice dresser . . . . . . loves school?? . . . has in Penn .... hello . . . wild never a dull moment . . . a many occupations . . . a great sense of humor . . .likes French smile for everyone . . . captain bowler . . . Rocky . . . . zany. of our Great majorettes. But all is nat iwzplbiness. JOHN WESTBROOK I0lon . . . nice personality . . . Mr. Goewey's favorite??? . . . likes a good time . . . interests on the Horn Road . . . a big tease. EDSON EUGENE WHITNEY Edt . . . Cool it!!! . . . loves to sail . . . neat dresser . . . enjoys acting . . . good looking . . . one of the Twin Lakes group,'. x. X WILLIAM WHARTON Squeaky . . . favorite flower is a Rose . . . John's other half . . . the English whiz . . . to give the business tn JACQALEAN HEIDI WILLARD jackie . . . looks for a black Mercedes . . . excitable . . . peppy cheerleader . . . loves permanents??? . , . airline bound , . . hot Renault . . . our red- head. lv 5' rc lL? ' PEGGY I... WHEELING Peppy cheerleader . . . interests in D.V .... long beautiful hair . . . likes art class . . . Wilfred bound . . . good per- sonality . . . loves basketball 'g mes. F1 JOHN vumw Wolfie . . . you can bet on trouble when he is around . . . real nice guy . . . Woolworth's best customer. JOHN WERNER john . . . good golfer . . . Rutger's bound . . . always ready with the answer . . . studious . . . gets along real well with the faculty. LAURA WHELAN l I Laurie . . . hails from West End . . . nice hair . . . blushes . . . cute kid . . . drives a hot Ford. MARIANNE THERESA ZIFFINO Cookie . . . devilish . . . never a dull moment . . . Fri- day nite at the movies . . . has a mean laugh . . . Betlfs other half. IN MEMORIAM Brandt Arthur Lippert How shocked We all were on October 18, 1964, at the sudden death of one of our classmates - Brandt Lippert. The entire class was appalled and wondered why this tragedy had to happen to one of us. Perhaps not everyone knew Brandt, but those who did saw a warm smile each time he passed in the hall. Brandt was a regular guyu - he liked to cut up or just be with his friends and have a good time. We will all remember Brandtg he Was our classmate and our friend. May each of us learn from his untimely death. We therefore dedicate this page to a boy who will long remain in our hearts. ,juniors Being a junior is not being able to wait until june '67. Ordering your rings in january in hopes of getting them in May Laughing your way through American S.,,,,,? joking about your marks on P.S.A.T. s. Being on a prom committee ana' cleaning up in the morning. Kidding the Sophomores about the late arrival of their jackets. Selling pomjzoms and stationery ana' making goodies for the bake sale, Listening to classical music . . . Hang on Shotgun , Sounds of Silence . Working very hard on the Class Play and celebrating later. Getting all you wanted for Christmas, except a Honda Being a junior is being a teen and loving it. ...pl l ag eil me about the uniors Charlie Brown History ana' fooling around in English class. Sloopy Left to rightg seated-Secretary Sue Pedlock, President Standing-Parliamentarian Jim Quinn, Social Chairman Sam Cuddeback, Vice-President Vivian Wilkerson. Sue Nolan, and Treasurer Rosemarie Boehmler. D. Abe: K. Aber .. J. Acoveno V-L. Adams K. Ardler M. Babey M. Baez J. Baldwin -fD. Balmos S. Barber R. Boehmler R. Bogen P. Bradley R. Bray C. Brown T. Brown M. Caden C. Caputo Being cz zmior is K D. Cully E M. Cummings Fi D. Davis G. Day - R. Day J. Decker A. Denes f--M. DiGiantommaso M. Doss L. Drake - -T. Duane W. Dudko N. Dunn ,,E. Duryea W. Eagan D. Ellison XL. Everitt XD. Faiello -K J. aB. J. C J. J. D C JE W. R J. S. S. Caputo Carroll Case Casimiro Chant Cherry Chrastina Clark Cooper Corrado Coss Coxe Craig Cuddeback Cuddeback E. Felrer C. Foss D. Foster D. Ganz T. Geib K. Goble D. Gochenour J. Goulettc S. Greenhalgli G. Grinzi D. Hall F. Hallock Hammond --AB. Handelong XJ: Heal Henderson . Henry seeing the real values in IW G. Hinkely '- C Hockenberry B. HoHman - -B. Hulse M. Innella G. Kanitz B. Kean D. Kean W. Kellerman B. Keyes R. Kline r---QL. Kohol S. Kurtz N. Laconi N. Lane R. Leiferts W. Lloyd D. Lysiak J. Markiewicz J. Markle F. Markovits R. Mason D. Mathisen D. Masonatti L. McCann -f-M. Mcllnay M. McKeon N. McKean B. Melnick J-N. Norman 1-1. Oliver R. Onofry A. Ouslander G. Ozner K. Parks - 'S. Pedlock A. Percival B. Piccolo C. Prisco R. Quick J. Quinn K. Ridley - JS. Robinson -f'M. Roeder , 4. Rogers ,Y 41. Romeo 'G. Russell ffl. Russell S. Sarfatti amd gmgbing them T. Tropeano E. Tyborowski 'JKT Uhlig E. Umstead K. Valentia J. Vicchiariello T. Viserta .,fIE Welsh R. Westbrook .-,S. Westfall V. Wilkerson ,fK1 Williams R. Woodruff 'N-MerWorden D. Wrisley S. Wurtenberg S. Zeger E. Sarro f-il: Schultz J. Scully K. Simon J. Skinner Smith J. Snedeker A. Stein P. Srellaro K. Stevens K. Storms T. Sucera W. Thorpe ,fiffravis J1 TflVlS0hC Saptzeineres Being a sophomore is being the same and wishing you were diferent. g V Being diferent and wishing you were the same. u It's meeting new situations, being faced with new . . . J responsibilities, and then going ahead to do -J l ' something about it. 'S...d' Q It's hauing the privilege of eating first lunch, while U still trying to digest your breakfast. It's cutting apart frogs in biology and angles in math. It's A-1, 3, 4, B and F, with Mr. Viglione and 1 ' objective complements with Mr. Rifkin. if jill!! It's being the first class to get junior class jackets. It's working your brains out all year for marks that ,, ' won't even count. lt's adjusting from being the big guy at the old ' V TXf4:l L'-lr'f27:f4,C ft-3, school to the small guy at the new school. , : Being a sophomore is unique, and there are few things , --- - NF. a sophomore would rather beg except maybe I x 1 SC a junior. Tell me about the Sophomores Charlie Brown Left to rightg standing-Vice-President Paul Leiman, garet Onofry. Seated-Secretary Marilyn Eisler, Presi- Social Chairman Diane Cordisco, Parliamentarian Mar- dent Mark Faller, Treasurer Sue La Rue. D. Acton R. Acton B. Anderson M. Anronelli P. Armstrong F. Babcock M. Baez J. Banks R. Barber C. Barton G. Bensley i-. -I: Bersano A. Bisland K. Brundage S. Burrows E. Bushweller P. Butler owing from the ld to the ew R. Cuddeback S. Cuddeback J. Cummings S. Davis D. Dean F. Decker C. DeGroat R. De1Priore C. DeMarco T. Demond D. DePace R. Derse R. Downing M. Dwyer R. Dwyer S. Dwyer Y -fD. Edwards J. Calabria A. Calben D. Carroll D. Chase W. Cherry M. Chudley K. Cole Bi Cordisco S. Corrrighr K. Corwin E. Coxe ,SfCraft K. Craig K. Craig D. Cuddeback R. Elmore Englehart . Eveleth M. Faller A. Faulkner M. Force R. Foster J. Garrity W. Gastmeyer J. Geib C. Gibbons R. Giovanniello B. Gore W. Gotthart D. Green J: Grennille XXM. Grinjesch cz metamovphosis, Sbeclcling B. S. M. D. J. J. V. K. N. M. J. K. J. P J. Hadlick Hall Hankins Harford Haring Hartmann Hauber Hawkins Heilig Higgins Hinkley Hipsman Holden Horn Horsman -f DT Jackson B. Jones R. Kahmar P. Kanitz F. Kean G. Keeler J. Kehlenback J.f-Klimkiewicz J. Knight M. Kohol M. Kolinger D. Kolvenbach R. Kolvenbach J- KOPP N. Kowal R. Kowinsky J. Kozykowski M. Kozykowski N. Kuhn G. Lapriore S. LaRue J. Leek S. Leger P. Leiman Linus M. Lord R. Lovelace R. Lyons K. Mackin A. Marion A. Marshal S. Martin D. Masker R. McAfee childish ideals amz' actions -L. Nied T. Obermeyer J. Olenick P. Onofry J. Paashaus N. Peper D. Pflanz G. Phillips M. Piccolo -B1 Porter V. Porter D. Powers 'Af'Prisc0 F. Prohira .R. Ranich R. Reid K. Resnik S. McConnell B. McCreery D. McLaughlin J. Meade A. Meyer M. Miglionico R. Mills -K. Mineau C. Molloy ABF Morgan R. Morgan M. Moskowitz E. Mowacr D. Mudrick J. Neenan K. Shaw Shroeder R. Sickles B. Siegel M. Siegel S. Singer C. Smith J. Smith Bystone f'M. Suchrouki B. Sutherland R. Swanerbury D. Swinton J. Terracino R. Terwilliger D. Tunno A. Ulbrich P. Ulrich S. Rohner C. Rolf K. Rolff T. Rombousek W. Roucken Rupp ,P:'Sanders D. Santana E. Sarine M. Saul M. Sauschuck M. Sauschuck G. Scholz D. Shaw fs growing D. Ulrichs H. Unich L. Van Pele T. Villamera P. Viserta Rf Weiss J. Wentz D. Werner J. Wharton V. Wheaton S. Wheeler D. Williams K. Worzel K. Wurtenbutg Seniar ABRAHAM, CHARLOTTA-42 Church Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. G.A.A. 9, 103 Shorthand Club 113 National Honor Society 11, 123 Student Council Representative 123 The Raider Staff 103 Flight Staff 103 Science Club 123 Junior Play Staff IIQ Science Fair Chairman 123 Homeroom Vice- President 103 Yearbook Business Staff 12. ADAMS, JEAN ANN-R.D. 2 Neversink Drive, Port Jervis, N. Y. Office Practice Club 123 Pep Club 11. ADAMS, JOHN-15 Pine Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. Football 9, 123 Basketball 10, 11, IZQ Track 10, 113 Intramural Basketball 9g Wrestling 9. ADDY, LARRY WAYNE-63 Hudson Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. Intramural Basketball 9g Intramural Track 9g Intramural Wrestling 9g Office Practice Club 12g Student Council Representative 93 Red Cross Alternate 11. ALMBORG, JOAN-Cuddebackville Office Practice Club 123 Band 9, 10, 11, 123 Junior Play. ARTHUR, IRVIN--Westbrookville, N. Y. Junior Varsity Basketball 103 Junior Varsity Football 113 Varsity Track 11, 123 Junior Varsity Baseball 103 Varsity Football 123 Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 12. AUSTIN, RONALD EDDY--27 Elizabeth Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. Junior Play3 Photography Club 11, 123 Sportsmen's Con- servation Club 11. AYERS, CHRIS-R.D. 1, Port Jervis, N. Y. BALDWIN, ALTON RICHARD-9 Ridge Avenue, Port Jervis, N. Y. Science Club 123 Senior Play, Sportsmen's Conservation Club 123 Political Science Club 123 President of Middle- town Wild Life Conservation Association 10. BARAN, ROBERT THOMAS-14 Prospect Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. Sportsmen's Conservation Club 11, 123 Basketball 113 Student Council Alternate 103 Red Cross Representative 9, 10, 113 Vice President of Sportsmen's Conservation Club 11. BARBER, AUSTIN CHARLES JR.-Sparrowbush, N. Y. Student Council Representative 10, IIQ Football Manager 11, 12g Senior Play3 Industrial Arts Club 9, 103 Photog- raphy Club 11. BARKER, JILL-R.D. 1, Port Jervis, N. Y. Homeroom Treasurer 11. BARKER, LORETTA C.-R.D. 1 Box 388, Port Jervis, N. Y. BELL, JOHN-22 North Maple Avenue, Port Jervis, N. Y. Freshman Football 8, 9g Varsity Football 10, 11, 123 Junior Varsity Basketball 9, 103 Junior Varsity Baseball 93 Varsity Baseball 10, 11, 123 Varsity Basketball 123 Varsity Club 10, 11, 123 Homeroom President 9, 11, 123 Homeroom Treasurer 103 Class Treasurer 103 Class Presi- dent 11, 12. Direcfrfzy BENDER, FRANCIS-R.D. 1, Port Jervis, N. Y. Track 9, 10, 11, 123 Intramural Basketball 9, 10, 113 Junior Varsity Football 113 Boys' Glee Club 113 Home- room Treasurer 11. BENJAMIN, SALLY MARLENE--S 7 King Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. G.A.A. 12, Red Cross Representative 10. BENNETT, NANCY MARIA-84 Orange Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. G.A.A. 9g The Raider 103 College Club for Juniorsg Literary Staff of the Yearbook 123 Senior Play Committeeg Student Council 93 Homeroom Social Chairman' 10, 12. BLAUVELT, LAURETTA DENYSE-34 McAllister Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. Spanish Club 103 Student Council Representative 113 Student Council Alternate 10, 12. ALWAYS SMILING Maryann Homer - Alan Siegal GREATEST HAZARD TO OPPOSITE SEX Henry Dunn - Sherry Day BEST DANCERS Peggy Skellett - Dennis McCullough MOST TYPICAL SENIORS Agnes Caracciolo - Jack Craft BOYDEN, JANICE-9 McAllister Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. G.A.A. 11, 12, Yearbook Staff 12, Senior Play Production 12, Science Club 11. BRENNAN, FRANCES ANN-R.D. 1 Berme Road, Port Jervis, N. Y. BROPHY, DENNIS-R.D. 1, Port Jervis, N. Y. Wrestling Manager 10, Intramural Wrestling 95 Intramural Basketball 9. BRUNDAGE, DONNA LUONE-16 White Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Science Club 9, 125 Tennis 9, 105 Red Cross Representative 10. BUCKLEY, NANCY JEAN-Box SS, Huguenot, N. Y. G.A.A. 11, 125 Office Practice Club 12. BUHRE, GEORGE-9 Mountain Avenue, Port Jervis, N. Y. CALVARIO, THOMAS JOHN-R.D. 2 Neversink Drive, Port Jervis, N. Y. Track 1.0, Golf 11. CARACCIOLO, AGNES ROSE-40 Glass Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. Student Council Representative 105 Girls' Glee Club 11g Girls' Basketball 9g Junior Varsity Cheerleader 11, Pep Club 10g Varsity Cheerleader and Co-Captain 125 Photog- raphy Club 10g Mixed Chorus 105 Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent 11, Senior Class Secretary 12. CARD, TERRY'LYNN-264 East Main Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. Office Practice Club 12, G.A.A. 9. CARLTON, GERALD-131 Orange Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. Cross Country 10, 11, 12, Track 10, 11, 125 Indoor Track 11, 123 Varsity Club 10, 11, 12. CASE, THOMAS JOSEPH-110 Front Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. Track 9, 10, 11, 12, Junior Varsity Football 10, 113 Wrest- ling 11, 12g Cross Country 12, Sportsgnen's Conservation Club 115 Office Practice Club 125 Varsity Club 11, 125 Student Council 95 Junior Play. CHANDLER, JOY L.-Sparrowbush, N. Y. Spanish Club 10. CHURCHILL, BRUCE-Cuddebackville, N. Y. Industrial Arts Club 11. CLARK, CYNTHIA-96 Ball Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. G.A.A. 10, Photography Club 11, Pep Club 10, A-Cappella Choir 12. CLEARY, KATHLEEN-179 West Main Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. Student Council 9, Mixed Chorus 105 Girls' Basketball 9, Pep Club 103 Yearbook 12, Junior Play 11, Class Secretary 10, Homeroom President 10, 12, Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent 11. CLIFFORD, COLIN-221 Jersey Avenue, Port Jervis, N. Y. Industrial Arts Club 11. CODICHINI, ROBERT-31 King Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. Cross Country 10, Junior Play 11, Senior Play 12, Track 105 Baseball 11, Yearbook Staff 12, Spanish Club 105 Basketball 12g Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Student Council 125 President of Band 12. COLE, PHYLLIS E.-R.D. 1, Port Jervis, N. Y. Pep Club 115 Mixed Chorus, Homeroom Treasurer 9. COLLINS, JAY-ll Catherine Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. CONNELLY, THOMAS-23 Thompson Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. Freshmen Football 93 Basketball 9, 12, Wrestling 103 J.V. Baseball 9, 10, Varsity Baseball 11, 12, Varsity Football 10, 11, 123 Varsity Club 10, 11, 12, Class Parliamentarian 11, 12g Homeroom President 9, 10, Student Council Rep- resentative 9, 11g Homeroom Parliamentarian 12. COOPER, JOHN JOSEPH-28 Thompson Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. COOPER, CATHY-1 McAllister Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. G.A.A. 95 Shorthand Club 115 Junior Play 115 Homeroom Social Chairman 11, Homeroom Secretary 11, 12, Short- hand Club Treasurer 11. COOPER, ROSE MARIE-1 McAllister Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. G.A.A. 95 Junior Play 115 Office Practice Club 125 Vice President of Office Practice Club5 Red Cross Representative 11, 125 Homeroom Treasurer 10. CORCORAN, MARY ELIZABETH-22 Franklin Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. G.A.A. 95 Senior Play 125 Chorus5 Yearbook 12. CORSO, PAUL FRANCIS-Sparrowbush, N. Y. Varsity Golf 9, 10, 11, 125 Intramural Basketball 9, 105 College Club 11. COSS, BILL-R.D. 1, Port Jervis, N. Y. Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Junior Play 115 Senior Play 125 Science Club 125 Track 115 Choir 95 Science Fair 105 Program Chairman Science Fair. CRAFT, JACK LESLIE JR.-13 DuBois Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. Cross Country 11, 125 Track 10, 115 Intramural Wrestling 95 Yearbook 11, 125 Raider 11, 125 Varsity Club 11, 125 Junior College Club 115 Student Council Representative 11, 125 Varsity Club Parliamentarian 12. CUDDY, JAMES-R.D. 2, Port Jervis, N. Y. Industrial Arts Club 10, 125 Science Club 125 Science Fair 10. CUNNEEN, JOHN W.-1 DuBois Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. Conservation Club5 Industrial Arts Club 10, 11, 12. DALY, MARY JANE-97 East Main Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. Yearbook 11, 12, Editor-in-Chief 125 Raider 11, 12, Edi- tor 115 Student Council Representative 1l5 National Honor Society 10, 11, 125 Senior Playg Junior Play5 Enrichment Program 12. DAVIS, GALE MARIE-Sparrowbush, N. Y. Glee Club 9, 10, 115 A-Cappella 125 Future Nurses' Club 11, 12. DAY, FRANK EDWARD JR.-Sparrowbush, N. Y. Intramurals 9, 10, 11. DAY, SHERRY SUZANNE-Sparrowbush, N. Y. Photography Club 115 Girls' Glee Club 115 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Yearbook Staff 12. DECKER, WILLIAM-20 Fall Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. Industrial Arts Club 9, 105 Intramural Basketball 95 Red Cross Representative 10. DeFAZIO, DONNA CAROL-8 Wagner Place, Port Jervis, N. Y. G.A.A. 95 Newspaper 95 Chorus 95 Spanish Club 105 Na- tional Honor Society 10, 11, 125 Yearbook Staff 125 Junior College Club 115 Homeroom Vice-President 125 Homeroom President 115 Student Council Representative 9, Alternate 10. DeGROAT, ELAINE-Montague, New Jersey Mixed Chorus 105 Girls' Glee Club 115 A-Cappella 12. DIETZ, CAROLYN-10 Gordon Street, Port Jervis, New York Senior Play5 Yearbook Staff 125 Office Practice Club 125 Treasurer 12 DIETZ, NANCY ANN-5 North Maple Avenue, Port Jer- vis, N. Y. G.A.A. 95 Office Practice Club 12. NON-CONFORMIST Thomas Case - Lee Ann Hammond CLASS DEVILS Stephen Drapala - Margaret Outwater DeMARCO, MICHAEL VINCENT-3 King Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. Track 9, 10, 115 Junior Varsity Football 10, 115 Varsity Football 125 Intramural Basketball 115 Homeroom Parlia- mentarian 125 Student Council Representative 115 Red Cross Representative 10. DeSTEFANO, RICHARD-R.D. 2, Lime Kiln Road, Port Jervis, N. Y. Freshman Footballg Junior Varsity Football. DeVORE, ROBERT EDWARD-16 Fossard Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. Football 10, 11, 125 Wrestling 11, 125 Baseball 11, 125 Freshman Football5 Junior Varsity Basketball 105 Junior Varsity Baseball 9, 105 Homeroom President 10, 125 Varsity Club President 125 Student Council Alternate 10. DRAPALA, STEPHEN PHILIP-60 Orange Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. Wrestling 10, 11, 125 Varsity Club 10, 11, 125 Red Cross Cross Representative 10, 115 Sportsmen's Conservation Club 125 Intramurals 9. DUDKO, ELIZABETH ANN-Sparrowbush, N. Y. Future Nurses' Club 125 Senior Play5 Science Club 125 Raider 125 Yearbook Staff 125 Girl's Glee Club5 Political Science 125 Red Cross Representative 9. DUNN, HENRY H.-45 Hudson Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. Track 10, 11, 125 Wrestling 10, 125 Homeroom Treasurer 10, 125 Junior Play5 Varsity Club. DUTTON, NANCY ANNE-R.D. 1, Port Jervis, N. Y. G.A.A. 9, 105 Photography Club 10, 115 Future Nurses' Club 115 Junior College Club 115 Junior Play Student Di- rector5 Pep Club 115 Homeroom Secretary 105 Homeroom Social Chairman 11, 125 Red Cross Representative 95 Stu- dent Council Publicity Chairman 125 Yearbook Staff 125 Senior Play5 Thanksgiving Day Queen. DWYER, SHARON ANNE-4 Skinner Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. . G.A.A. 9, 105 Mixed Chorus 105 Raider 115 Yearbook Staff 125 Student Council Alternate 125 Red Cross Rep- resentative 105 Shorthand Club 125 Junior Play5 Senior Play. CLASS ANGELS David Kerr - Karen Pratschler BEST ACTOR AND ACTRESS Elizabeth Ruderman - Ronald Austin EVANS, JERRY-R.D. 1, Wurtsboro, N. Y. Cross Country 95 Wrestling 10:55 Chess Club '5 Member of the Knights'1'. iPMonticello High School. FARR, CHARLENE ANN-11 Willard Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. G.A.A. 125 Office Practice Club 12. FAULKNER, JUDITH-P.O. Box 63, Sparrowbush, N. Y. Choir 95 Dramatic Club 95 Yearbook Staff 125 Junior College Club5 G.A.A.5 Homeroom Treasurer 115 Home- room Secretary 12. GALLAGHER, KAREN SUE-S Lincoln Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. Student Council Representative 125 Alternate 9, 125 Raider 115 Honor Society 11, 125 Secretary 125 G.A.A. 9, 125 Yearbook 11, 125 Shorthand Club 115 Homeroom Treasurer 105 Homeroom Secretary 115 Enrichment Program 12. GARDNER, WARREN, JR.-Huguenot, N. Y. Football 9, 10, 11, 125 Wrestling Club 11, 125 Track 9, 10, 11, 125 Basketball 105 Varsity Club. GEIGER, FERN NAOMI- Sparrowbush, N. Y. Photography Club 10, 115 Yearbook Staff 125 Girl's Glee Club 115 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Office Practice Club 12. GILSON, JAMES S.-9 First Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Intramural Basketball 9, 10, 11, 125 Junior Varsity Basketball Manager 95 Red Cross Repre- sentative 95 Homeroom Parliamentarian 105 Student Coun- cil Representative 9. GIOVANNIELLO, ELIZABETH ROSE--7 Culvert Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. G.A.A. 9, 105 Chorus 9, 10, 115 Science Club 10, 11, 125 Secretary of Science Club 125 Junior College Clubg Year- book 125 National Honor Society 11, 125 Honor Society Treasurer 125 Spanish Club 105 Political Science Club 125 Junior Play5 Senior Play. GOULD, MARY-81 Oraange Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. G.A.A. 10, 11, 125 Pep Club 115 Office Practice Club 125 Alternate Representative 12. GRATHWOHL, PAULA-115 Hammond Street, Port Jer- vis, N. Y. Raider Staff 105 Yearbook Staff 125 Majorettes 10, 11, 125 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Junior-Senior Prom Decorating Committee5 Student Council Social Chairman 95 Home- room President 10, 125 Homeroom Vice-President 115 Stu- dent Council Representative 9, 10, 12. GRIPPO, FRANK CLIFFORD-Cuddebackville, N. Y. Track5 Science Club 105 Sportsmen's Conservation Club. HALL, GWEN ANN-3 Upper Canal Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. Photography Club 115 Office Practice Club 125 Shorthand Club 115 Junior Play5 Senior Play. HALLOCK, DEBORAH-Boehmler Road, Sparrowbush, New York G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 125 Girls' Glee Club 11, 125 Future Nurses' Club 11, 125 Red Cross Representative 115 Red Cross Alternate 125 Yearbook Staff 12. HAMES, GARY EDWARD-River Road, Montague Track 9, 10, 11, 125 Junior Varsity Football 105 Cross Country 11, 12. HAMMOND, LEE ANN-Sparrowbush, N. Y. Raia'er Staff 10, Flight 11, Lamp Staff 10, 11, Yearbook Staff 12, Enrichment Program 12, Junior-Senior Prom Decorating Committee, Junior Play, Senior Play, Student Council Representative 11, Homeroom Vice-President 10, I2. HARING, GAIL--Godeffroy ,N. Y. Future Nurses' Club II, 12, Pep Club II, G.A.A. 12, Senior Play, Red Cross Representative 9, Future Nurses' Club Treasurer II, Future Nurses' Club Secretary 12. HARING, RICHARD-Godeifroy, N. Y. Cross Country II, Track II, 12, Varsity Club II, 12. HAUBER, KATHERINE-116 West Main Street, Port Jer- vis, N. Y. Honor Society 10, 11, 12, Yearbook Staff 12, Junior- Senior Prom Committee, Junior Play, Student Council 9, Homeroom President 10, 11, Class Treasurer 11, 12, Red Cross Representative 12, Junior Class B.P.W. Representa- tive. HAWKINS, ELIZABETH-29 Brooklyn Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. Shorthand Club 1.1, Pep Club II, G.A.A. 10. HEATER, JEAN-Godeffroy, N. Y. German Club 10, Yearbook Staff, Shorthand Club 11, 12, Homeroom Social Chairman 11, Pep Club 11, Office Prac- tice Club 12. HEINICKE, RONALD-15 Hornbeck Avenue, Port Jervis, N. Y. Freshman Football, Track 10. HENDRY, JAMES MICHAEL-16 Brown street, Port Jervis, N. Y. Track 10, 11, Homeroom Parliamentarian 12. HENN, WILLIAM M.-Montague, New Jersey HINAMAN, SUSAN ALLISON-R.D. 2, Port Jervis, N. Y. Mixed Chorus 10, Girls' Glee Club 11, 12, Photography Club 10. HITT, DAVID-Westbrookville, N. Y. J.V. Football 10, 11, Junior Play, Senior Play, Sportsmen's Conservation Club 11, 12, Science Club'12, Mixed Chorus 12, Intramural Basketball 11, 12. HOFFMAN, SHARON LYNN-Cuddebackville, N. Y. G.A.A. 9, 12, Spanish Club 10, Junior College Club 11, Shorthand Club 12, Office Practice Club 12, Yearbook Staff 12. HOLDEN, CHARLES-915 Orange Street, Port Jervis, New York HOMER, MARYANN FRANCES-2 East Main Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. Student Council 9, 10, 11, Photography Club 10, 11, Junior College Club 11, Junior Class Social Chairman, Senior Class Social Chairman, Homeroom Social Chairman 10, 11, Raider Staff 11, Yearbook Staff 12, Junior Play. HORN, PERCY G.-Sparrowbush, N. Y. ' Intramural Basketball 9, Intramural Wrestling 9, Intra- mural Track 9. JACKSON, LINDA-Sparrowbush, N. Y. Political Science Club 10, Homeroom President 10, Home- room Secretary 12. JOHNSON, CYNTHIA-Godeffroy, N. Y. Shorthand Club 11, German Club 10, Yearbook Staff, Of- fice Practice Club 12. - JONES, JOHN-20 Sullivan Avenue, Port Jervis, N. Y. Science Club 9, Homeroom Vice-President 10, Student Council Representative 11, Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12, Track 9, 10, 11, Spanish Club Club 9. KAGAN, CHANA H.-220 West Main Street, Port Jervis, New York Pep Club 10, Science Fair 10, Flight 10, Homeroom Vice- President 10, Junior Play, Junior College Club, Raider 11, Political Science Club Co-Chairman 11, Senior Play, Year- book 12, Homeroom Secretary 12, Student Council 9, 10, 12, Band 9, 10, 11, 12, All-State Solo Competition 10, 12, Political Science Club 10, 11, 12. KALIN, ORVILLE-Sparrowbush, N. Y. Homeroom Parliamentarian 10. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Gail Pantley - John Werner MOST SOPHISTICATED Edson Whitney - Carroll O'Neill BEST DRESSED Sally Ann Stellato - Richard Roberts MOST ATHLETIC Linda Secker - John Bell KEAN, CYRUS-2 Culvert Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. Freshman Football 9, Homeroom President 10, Junior Vars- ity Football 10, 11, Intramural Basketball 10, 11, Track 9, 10, 11. KERR, DAVID-R.D. 1, Port Jervis, N. Y. Senior Play, Yearbook 12. KEYES, ERIC ANDREW-23 Bruce Street, Port Jervis, New York Homeroom Treasurer 10, Cross Country 10, 11, 12, Wrest- ling 10, 11, 12, Track 10, 11, 12, Varsity Club 10, 11,12. KING, FRANK JR.-29 Fowler Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. Intramural Basketball 10, 11, Sportsmen's Conservation Club 11, Office Practice Club 12. KIRK, ANDREA-158 West Main Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. Future Nurses' Club, A-Cappella, Yearbook. KOWAL, PETER R.-R.D. 2, Box 37, Port Jervis, N. Y. Freshman Football 9, Junior Varsity Baseball 9, 10, Junior Varsity Football 10, Varsity Football 11, 12, Varsity Club 11, 12, Sportsmen's Conservation Club, Red Cross Repre- sentative 11. KREPPS, MARILYN JEAN-R.D. 2, Huguenot Road, Hu- guenot, New York Future Nurses' Club, Business Manager of School Paper, Spanish Club. LAIDLEY, THOMAS-65 East Main Street, Port Jervis, New York. Junior Varsity Basketball 10, Junior Varsity Football 10, Junior College Club, Sportsmen's Conservation Club 11, President 11, Student Council Parliamentarian 12, Senior Class Vice-President, Varsity Basketball 11, 12, Varsity Club 11, 12, Golf 9,10,11,12. LATINI, BARRIE-17 Thompson Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. Freshmen Football 9, Junior Varsity Football 10, Varsity Football 11, 12, Junior Varsity Basketball 9, 10, Varsity Club 11, 12, Homeroom Vice-President 10, Homeroom President 11. LAUNT, JAMES-192 Erie Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. Varsity Football 11, Freshman Basketball 9, Junior Varsity Basketball 10, Varsity Basketball 11, Freshman Baseball 9, Junior Varsity Baseball 10, Varsity Baseball 11, 12, Varsity Club II, 12. LECHNER, RONALD-Old Plank Road, Rio, N. Y. LEUZZE, FAITH B.-29 Sullivan Avenue, Port Jervis, N. Y. Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Political Science Club 11, Future Nurses' Club 11, Senior Play, Junior Play, Yearbook Staff 12, Student Council 10, ll, 12, Flight 10, Lamp 11, Pep Club 11. LEWIS, GEORGE-16 Brooklyn Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. Freshman Football 9. LIPTAK, ROBERT-R.D. 1, Port Jervis, N. Y. Sportsmen's Conservation Club. LOMBARDO, NANCY MARIE-60 Canal Street, Port Jer- vis, N. Y. Student Council 10, Office Practice Club, President 12, Homeroom Treasurer 10, Photography Club, Secretary 11, Pep Club 11, Junior College Club 11, Junior Play, Senior Play, Yearbook Staff 12. ' LONG, BARRY T.-92 Ball Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. Political Science Club 12. LORD, SHARON LEE-S2 Fowler Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. Red Cross Representative 9, G.A.A. 10, 11, Pep Club 12, Chorus. LOVELACE, DOUGLAS-R.D. 2, Port Jervis, N. Y. Track 9, 10, 11, 12, Spanish Club. MARTIN, DONALD-3 White Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. Freshman Football 9, Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Industrial Arts Club 10. MARTINO, MICHAEL--15 S Ball Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. Junior Varsity Football 10, 11, Varsity Football 12. MATTHEWS, DAVID-13 M Pine Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. Freshman Football 9, Junior Varsity Football 10, Track 9, 10, Intramural Basketball 9, 10, 11, Student Council 9, 10, 11, Parliamentarian 9, Intramural Wrestling 9, Home- room Vice-President 9, 11. McAFEE, BEVERLY ANN-Star Route 42, Sparrowbush, New York G.A.A. 10, Future Nurses' Club 12, Yearbook Staff 11, 12, Treasurer of Future Nurses' Club 12. MCCOOEY, JAMES RICHARD-Sparrowbush, N. Y. Football 9, 10, Basketball 9, 10, Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, Varsity Club, Homeroom Treasurer II, Homeroom Vice- President 12. MCCULLOUGH, DENNIS-13 Ulster Place, Port Jervis, New York Varsitiy Track 10, 11, Conservation Club 11, 12, Varsity Wrestling 11, 12, Industrial Arts Club 11, 12, Varsity Club 10, 11, 12. MCKEON, ROBERT EDWARD-2 Wright Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. Office Practice Club. MCMANUS, JOYCE C.-14 Glass Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. Pep Club 11, G.A.A. 9, Office Practice Club 12. MEAD, ELIZABETH MARIE-Skinners Lane, Port Jervis, New York Shorthand Club, Yearbook 12, Red Cross Representative 9. MECKLE, DONALD-Sparrowbush, N. Y. J.V. Baseball 9, 10, J.V. Football 10, Intramural Basket- ball 10. MELNICK, DONNA MARIE-112 Franklin Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. Junior Play 11, Senior Play 12, Office Practice Club 12. MERUSI, EMIL MICHAEL-R.D. 1, Port Jervis, N. Y. Junior Varsiity Football 11, Varsity Football 12, Intra- mural Basketball 9, 10, 11, Industrial Arts Club 10, 11, Varsity Club 12, Red Cross Representative 12, Homeroom Custodian II. . MIGLIONICO, LEONARD MATHEW-23 Brown Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. Band 9,10,11, 12. MILLS, BETSY LOU-Neversink Drive, Port Jervis, N. Y. Art Club 9, Dance Club 9, Junior Play 11, Pep Club 11, Homeroom Secretary 11, Senior Play 12, Yearbook Typing and Arts Staffs 12. MOSHER, ALAN JOHN-17 Brooklyn Street, Port Jervis, New York Chorus 10, 11. MURRAY, HARRISON F.-125 East Main Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Cross Country Manager 10, 11, 12, Wrestling 10, 11, 12, Golf 10, Band Vice-President 12, Homeroom President 12, Student Council Treasurer 12, Varsity Club Treasurer 12, Junior Rotarian. NASON, JO ANNE M.-153 Front Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. Photography Club 10, 11, Pep Club 11, Homeroom Social Chairman 10, Homeroom Vice-President 11, Student Coun- cil Representative. NIED, PATRICIA M.-Sparrowbush, N. Y. G.A.A. 10, Pep Club 11, Art Club 9, Yearbook Staff 12. NORRIS, CAROL ANN-Lime Kiln Road, Port Jervis, N. Y. Student Council 9, Raider 10, 11, Majorette 10, 11, Stu- dent Council Publicity Chairman Il, Raider Co-Editor 11, Yearbook Literary Editor 12, Majorette Co-Captain 12. OGRODNICK, DOROTHY-15 New Street, Port Jervis, New York Choir 9, Office Practice Club 12, Pep Club 10, Homeroom Treasurer 9, 12, Student Council Representative 9, Alternate. DONE MOST FOR TI-IE CLASS John Bell - Maryann Homer MOST STUDIOUS . John Werner - Mary Daly O'NEILL, IRENE CARROLL-R.D. 1, Port Jervis, N. Y. Choir 9, Girls' Glee Club 10, 11, 12, Junior Play, Junior ORLANDO, JUDITYI ANNE-3 Cedar Street, Port Jervis, New York Student Council 9, 10, 12, Junior College Club, Chorus 9, 11, 12, Yearbook Staff 12, Raider Staff 10, 11, Social Chairman 12, Homeroom Officer 10, 12. OSIECKI, THOMAS HENRY-212 West Main Street, Port Jervis, New York OSTERHOUT, JOHN-Sparrowbush, New York OSTROFSKY, THOMAS-Kennel Road, Cuddebackville, New York OUTWATER, MARGARET E.-52 Barcelow Street, Port Jervis, New York Shorthand Club, Office Practice Club, Pep Club, Photog- raphy Club, Business Staff of Yearbook 12, Junior Play 11, Senior Play 12, Shorthand Club President 12, Office Prac- tice Club Treasurer, Homeroom Red Cross Representative. PANTLEY, GAIL-7 DuBois Street, Port Jervis, New York Raider Staff 11, 123 Yearbook 123 Junior Play 113 Senior Play3 Political Science Club 103 Band 9, 10, 11, 123 Honor Society 10, 11, 123 Student Council President 9, 123 Stu- dent Council Vice-President 113 Honor Society Vice-Presi- dent 123 Student Director of Band 12? Homeroom President 10. PARKER, ELLEN S.-1 Chestnut Street, Port Jervis, New York Art Club. PARKER, SHARON LEE-1 Chestnut Street, Port Jervis, New York Shorthand ClUbl1Q Homeroom Red Cross Representative 113 Homeroom Student Council Representative 93 Office Practice Club 12. PECIRILLO, NANCY-39 Sussex Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. Girls' Glee Club 10, Junior Play Committee 113 Senior Play Committee 123 Student Council Homeroom Alternate 123 Homeroom Red Cross Representative 11. BEST PERSONALITY Thomas Connelly - Gail Pantley BEST LOOKING Thomas Laidley - Teena Weiss PERRY, WILLIAM F.-153 Ball Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. POPSTEIN, CARL-5 Johnson Avenue, Port Jervis, N. Y. Track 11, 123 Varsity Club 11, 12. PORTER, MICHAEL-15 Cole Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. Football 10, 11. PRATSCHLER, KAREN-Sparrowbush, N. Y. Office Practice Club 123 Shorthand Club 123 Yearbook staff, Secretary of Junior Homeroomg Vice-President Short- hand Clubg Editor of Yearbook Typing Staff. PUTZ, MARGARET MARY-29 East Main Street, Port Jer- vis, New York Photography Club 113 Office Practice Clubg Junior Col- lege Clubg Raider llg Junior Play3 Senior Play3 Girls' Glee Clubg Homeroom Vice-President 105 Homeroom Treasurer 113 Office Practice Club President. RIPEL, JOHN-Sparrowbush, N. Y. Football 10, 11. ROBERTS, RICHARD K.-3 Chestnut Street, Port Jervis, New York Intramural Basketball 9, 10, 11, 123 Track 9g Junior Vars- ity Football 103 Cross Country 113 Yearbook Staff3 Home- room Vice-President 12. RODRIQUEZ, GLORIA--19 Orange Street, Port Jervis, New York Red Cross Representative 103 Senior Play3 Junior Play3 Yearbook Staffg G.A.A. 103 Spanish Club 103 Photography Club 11. ROLFF, LINDA-Westbrookville, N. Y. Mixed Chorus 9g Modern Dance Club 93 Basketball Team 103 Field Hockey Team 103 Canto Chorus llg Annual Varsity Show 113 Senior Play3 G.A.A. 12. ROONEY, PATRICIA ELLEN-18 River Street, Port Jer- vis, N. Y. Junior Varsity Cheerleader 113 Varsity Cheerleader 123 Photography Club 10, 113 Mixed Chorus 103 Student Coun- cil Secretaryg Student Council Representative 113 Home- room Social Chairman 11, 12. RUDERMAN, ELIZABETH DIANA-34 Reservoir Avenue, Port Jervis, N. Y. Student Council 10, 12g Political Science Club 113 Cheer- leading 11, 125 Junior College Club3 Junior Play3 Senior Play3 Raider 113 Yearbook Staff 11, l2Q Student Council Secretary 9g Homeroom Secretary 103 Homeroom President 113 Raider Editor 12. RUPP, PAUL STEPHEN-27 Seward Avenue, Port Jervis, New York Band 9, 10, 11, 123 Freshman Footballg Junior Varsity Foot- ball 10, 113 Sportsmen's Conservation Club 11, 123 Indus- trial Art Club 113 Varsity Baseball Manager 11, 12. RYERSON, DAVID-R.D. 1, Port Jervis, N. Y. Sportsmen's Conservation Clubg Boys' Glee Club3 Vice- President and Secretary of Sportsmen's Conservation Club. RYERSON, RONALD-185 Ball Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. Junior Play3 Senior Play3 Industrial Art Club 113 Civil Defense Volunteer. SANTANA, JEANETTE-Camp Hayes, Godeffroy, N. Y. Future Nurses' Club 11, 123 Yearbook Typing Staffg Presi- dent of Future Nurses' Club 123 Homeroom Treasurer 12. SCULLY, CHRISTOPHER JOHN-Sparrowbush, N. Y. Football 9, 105 Baseball 95 Intramural Basketball 95 Wres- tling 95 Sportsmen's Conservation Club 105 Red Cross Rep- resentative 11. SECKER, LINDA S.--Westbrookville, N. Y. Honor Society 10, 11, 125 G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 125 Science Club 105 Political Science Club 11, 125 Junior Play5 Presi- dent of Honor Society 125 Homeroom Secretary 12. SEDLACK, LINDA-Deerpack Farms, Cuddebackville, N. Y. Chorusg Office Practice Club. SHEVLIN, DONALD-R.D. 1, Port Jervis, N. Y. Junior Varsity Football 115 Wrestling 95 Intramural Basket- ball 9. SIEGEL, ALAN-109 Franklin Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. Intramural Basketball 9, 105 Varsity Basketball 11, 125 Of- fice Practice Club5 Varsity Club5 .Yearbook Staff. SIMMONS, DAVID-5 Fossard Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. Freshman Football5 Junior Varsity Football 105 Varsity Football 11, 125 Track 11, 125 Wrestling 125 Homeroom Vice-President 105 Class Vice-President 105 Homeroom President 125 Varsity Club 11, 125 Varsity Club Vice- President 12. SKELLET, MARGARET SUE-Skinners Lane, Port Jervis, New York J.V. Cheerleader 10, 115 Varsity Cheerleader 125 Dance Club 95 Mixed Chorus 105 Girls' Glee Club 125 Homeroom Secretary 125 Social Chairman 105 Student Council Repre- sentative 9. SKELLETT, PATRICIA LOU-Skinners Lane, Port Jervis, New York Girls' Glee Club 125 Dance Club 95 Senior Yearbookg Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Student Council 95 Homeroom Treasurer 115 Homeroom President 12. SLAUGHTER, DORIS JUNE-9 Gordon Street, Port Jervis, New York Red Cross 95 Yearbook 115 Pep Club 115 Girls' Glee Club 125 Junior Play5 Senior Play. SMITH, NANCY ANN-R.D. 2, Port Jervis, N. Y. Raider 115 Yearbook 125 Red Cross 95 Photography Club 115 Pep Club 10, 115 Junior Play5 Senior Play. STARTUP, DAVID-Cuddebackville, N. Y. Sportsmen's Conservation Club. STELLATO, SALLY ANN-19 Lyman Street, Port Jervis, New York J.V. Cheerleader 115 Photography Club 10, 115 Mixed Chorus 105 Girls' Glee Club 115 Raider 11, 125 Junior Play5 Pep Club 115 Yearbook 125 College Club 115 Stu- dent Council 105 Homeroom President 115 Editor of News- paper 9. A STEVENSON, PATRICIA LEE-so Railroad Circle, Port Jervis, New York Senior Play5 Photography Club5 Shorthand Club 11, 125 Office Practice Club 125 Pep Club 115 Red Cross 11, 12. THURSTON, CI-IERYL LINDA-7 Broad Street, Port Jer- vis, New York Shorthand Club5 Mixed Chorus 105 Girls' Glee Club 115 Pep Club 115 Senior Play5 Junior Play5 Homeroom Social Chairman' 10, 11. TUNNO, RALPH-Westbrookville ULRICH, JEAN MARIE-Sparrowbush, N. Y. G.A.A. 11, 125 Mixed Chorus 105 Girls' Glee Club 125 Red Cross 11. UTTER, NORMAN--R.D. 1, Port Jervis, N. Y. VAN SICKLE, NANCY-30 Hamilton Street, Port Jervis, New York Dance Club 95 Pep Club 10, 115 ,Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Photography Club 115 Honor Society 11, 125 Raider 115 Yearbook 125 Flight 10, 115 Spanish Club 105 College Club 115 Homeroom Secretary 11. VAN SICKLE, WILLIAM-33 Mechanic Street, Port Jervis, New York Assistant Editor of Raiderg Junior Play5 Freshman Football5 J.V. 105 Varsity 11, 125 Varsity Club 11, 125 Track 10, 11, 125 Homeroom President 10. VISERTA, JOSEPH R.-1 Lyman Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. VON IGNATIUS, WALTER LOUIS JR.-44 Hudson Street, Port Jervis, New York FliglJt5 College Club5 Raider 10, 115 Science Club 11, 12, President5 Political Science Club 115 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Homeroom Treasurer 12. WEISS, TEENA BETH-12 High Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. Band 95 Majorette 10, 11, 125 Student Council 9, 125 Year- book Business Staff 12. WERNER, JOHN MICHAEL-13 Erie Street, Port Jervis, New York Varsity Club 11, 125 Varsity Golf 10, 11, 125 Senior Play5 Yearbook Typing Staff II5 Yearbook Business Staffg Na- tional Honor Society 11, 125 Raider 11, 12. WESTBROOK, JOHN-115 Ball Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. Intramural Basketball 95 Boys' Glee Club5 A-Cappella Choir. WHARTON, WILLIAM C.-11 Lyman Street, Port Jervis, New York Freshman Football 95 J.V. Football 105 Varsity Football 11, 125 J. V. Basketball 9, 105 Varsity Baseball 11, 125 Vice President of Homeroom 115 Varsity Basketball 10, 11, 125 Student Council 95 Homeroom Treasurer 105 Vice President of Class 11. WHEELING, PEGGY L.-18 Johnson Avenue, Port Jervis, New York Choir 95 Dance Club 95 G.A.A. 95 J.V. Cheerleader5 Photog- raphy Club 10, 115 Raider 115 Pep Club 10, 115 Student Council 115 Varsity Cheerleader 125 Senior Play5 Junior Play5 Senior Yearbook. WHELAN, LAURA-281 Main Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Chorus 95 Pep Club 115 Senior Play5 Junior Play5 Yearbook Staff 5 Student Council 12. WHITNEY, EDSON EUGENE-18 Kellogg Avenue, Port Jervis, pN. Y. Boys' Glee Club 95 Flight 105 Science Club 10, 11, 125 Political Science Club 115 Raider 11, 125 Basketball 115 Junior Rotariang Junior College Club5 Junior Play5 Senior Play, Yearbook Business Editor 12. WILLARD, JACQUALEAN HEDI-703 Avenue P, Mata- moras, Pa. A Photography Club 115 Raider 115 Varsity Cheerleader 125 Junior Play5 Office Practice Club 125 Homeroom Treasurer 115 Oiiice Practice Club Vice-President. WULFF, JOHN-Sparrowbush, N. Y. Senior Play., ZIFFINO, MARIANNE T.-7 East View Place, Port Jervis, New York Future Nurses' Club 11, 125 Senior Play, Office Practice Clubg Raider 125 Yearbook Typing Staff 11, 125 Girls' Glee Club 105 Yearbook Business Staff 12. Secmfiljf 13' having cz home town Pom Jemns POPULRTIOTU 9 Z 68 -E5 1 C. Reed Holden Metropolitan Life Compliments of Insurance Co. TOWN 8. COUNTRY 48 Front Street KNIGHT FUNERAL HOME I54 East Main Street Y Port Jervis, New York Member by invitation National Selected Morticiuns 32 Ball St. Port Jervis Best Wishes t0 Class of ,66 - BARBARA QUILTING CORP. 8: RAYMOND HALPERN LOUNGEWEAR CORP. ADVANCE FUEL SERVICE 102 East Main Street Port Jervis, New York Compliments of Compliments of MULLEY AUTO PARTS INC MRS. RAYMOND J. KERR I8 Fowler Street 594-6854 H Emi woken fo fLe CAM of 1966 FRANK J. WEISS 8: SON FLORISTS 856-2713 00f7 -020r0v0-f0v0'f0fw'n0r01Ww0f-0-f0w0'-f 0-10-101' 04-0K0f-0-f0w0r0w0w0f0vWx0v0w0K0' Congratulations to our captains and their teams COUNTY TRUST COMPANY ANDMORE SPORTSWEAR CORP Manufacturer of Swimwear BOLAND'S MEN'S WEAR Compliments of CARLTON JEWELERS 60 Front Street 856-2033 Best Wishes to the Class of '66 PORT JERVIS DRUG CO. Front Street The Hallmark Shop Gifts - Stationery THE LAlDLEY'S Eight Sussex Street Congratulations to the Class of '66 WHITNEY'S Uptown 180 Pike Street 594-7151 W0 0 05'0 My compliments to the graduating class Compliments of of 1966 RElNHARnT's EQUIPMENT co. :Nc MARY LEA BEAUTY SALON 8553933 R.D. in Port Jewas, N. Y. Best Wishes Compliments of ERIE DRUG COMPANY ALVINA FASHIONS The Prescription Shop 142 Pike Sffeef Porf Jervis, N. Y. eompgmenb o! DOCTOR'S SUNNYSIDE HOSPITAL 140-160 Hammond Street Port Jervis, New York 0v010r eomphmenla of HEATER'S MARKET 194 Pike STreeT 598-5784 0'w0v0'f-0w0f0v0R0l0f0w0w0v0w0-'0v-04'0M0v0v0w0 0v0-10' 0'90f0G7'0f Compliments of DUTTON SERVICE STATION R D in Pon Jams, N. Y. THE VILLAGE DINER The Diner with the Tea Room Atmosphere Route 6 cmd 209 Milford, Penna. Milford 295-4883 JOHN CODA 8. SON Sheet Metal Work Heating Air Conditioning Ventilation 598-1321 Sparrowloush, N. Y THE UNION GAZETTE Your Hometown Newspaper And Publishers of the Raider Safufe fo the CAM of 1966 'iYour closeness as classmates is coming to an end. On graduation, you will each go your separate paths to lind new friends, new ideals and to mould your individ- ual, future lives. We extend our best wishes for happiness and good fortune. ft , . ' K K s wt 1- -'Q f,,i ,i,, i'J.iSi:i'l its 'Qtr , ., K... I i Z. Tam 'llnxoiigaapil i W- I I ,.tt. QQ ' P K. ,,ktW 3-511. ,ppt-s l, ESQ is K ki, pyp' Min Q - E . 3, I M t. I I . ,.e A Q-sci? . - 'Qt ,Q I ,. 1 ' fwiial ia, 'ix ' A , jsp , if 5 .E A it, M J Illia V- 41116333 .3 i 1 1E,,..gI,'t 4 ,M -. 1 - +My,f5z k.,5 -asm is V- - H' I setl ists - fl ' f 1 -sims-wrt-aa' at I W sie aidzf w I wtf ii itisi i Q. H ., .. In , pq? m .g!.El,Mg K , Vi x ' tw sa- if s TI, Q93 u Kev. 1- 'bmw QL is k t , ,, -as T-.i m ,git bi !:i:QuQwQMixhY t y , it 4 W.. ,was . 1 uw vw: -H K Et in M I N 4 tt, ,mm ft ,,,, 4 SKYDYNE MARKovlTs BROTHERS of Port Jervis BIERLEIN'S LIQUOR STORE 80 From' Street 594-0421 River Road Porf Jervis HAMILTON BROTHERS INC. Congratulations I RAY HARDING 4 . l I Your Physicians on Insurance 152 Pike sneer 594-1244 JOHN INNELLA 8. CO. Spa rrowbush, N. Y. Port Jervis, N. Y. 598-2854 000ma0 62 0K0-1-0' IC Congratulations on your graduation May the future hold every promise of success CO-OPERATIVE LOAN 8g SAVINGS SOCIETY We're on the Square RUDOI.PI'I'S Compliments of DEPENDABLE JEWELERS RITZ BARBER SHQp Eugene G. Weiser, Manager -.I need your head 43 Front Street in my business Port Jervis, N. Y. 594-7275 195 Pike St. Jack Brehm Compliments of KRAUSS PHOTO SERVICE LITTLE TOTS Portrait-Photo DRESS COMPANY Finishing 8. Supplies 179 ii Sussex Street PortJ.Tg,i?gIAIlfanQJ.e Port Jervis, N. Y. -0'-00'-0v006f0Y Compliments of KISSEN NEWS AGENCY 55 Jersey Avenue Port Jervis, New York Congratulations from Andrew C. Beirne Funeral Home John J. Connelly 61 Fowler Street A FRIEND TO THE CLASS OF 1966 . . May your mark in life soar as high as the temperature on our clock ..... TO THE VERY TOP! FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 8g LOAN ASSOCIATION I O Sussex Street Port Jervis, New York auowafa-afov Congratulations BERTHIUME'S SPANGENBERG'S MARKET Neversink Lumber Co. Inc. 95 Jersey Avenue J MYRA'S BEAUTY SHOP DR. 8. MRS. J. V. ROBBINS Rf- 97 Phone Sparrowbush 598-3492 New York Congratulations to the Seniors upon their graduation J. J. NEWBERRY CO. 31 Front STreeT 0-anovawovofo-fowvwa-v.a-gov is 4?W?'0' '907 za I' :i o 2-I th 'U I 1: Z 3 1, 0 -4 E O J0-f0v'0 JV0 0 0i0f-00 167 Pike ST. Port Jervis, N. Y. MARGlE'S BEAUTY SHOP Margie Cuddy owner 8. operator Residence phone: 598-6503 COLONIAL INN 18 West Main ST. Port Jervis, N. Y. A xoxo-can-awof Compliments of CORDISCO FOOTWEAR WILSON'S IDEAL LUNCH Boats for rent- Refreshments Mongclup, N. Y. Best Wishes to the Class of '66 The Reel Raider Sports Station WDLC 1490 Kc. Port Jervis, N. Y Serving the Tri-State Area HORN'S COAL LUMBER, INC. Por? Jervis, N. Y. fSince 1868J 109 West Main ST. 856-5274 Tobacc W E L L S Complimenfs of o Cancly and Paper Prod. INC. JENK'S MARKET 19 Hammond ST. Port Jervis, N. Y. 221 ECIST MC1ll'1 ST. Por? Jervis, N.'Y. Complimenfs of JEROME TANGEN 171 Jersey Avenue 594-0845 HOMETOWN CARPET SHOP Wall lo Wall Specialists 38 Ball ST. Port Jervis, N. Y. 00f'70 0 0f 0 C g I i T Th Class Of 1966 HENRY HUHEHM!-KN INII. 77 Fowler ST. 00v0'0K010'000'0f0K0'0w0v000110f0010f0WM0v00v?0'00f00v0Wv0f0v0H lC9K0N0f0v.0'u0r0 0 -0' Compliments of HSM KNITTING MILLS, INC. DECKER 8. STRUTHERS Watchmakers - Jewelers RUSS DECKER BRUCE STRUTHERS Compliments of No. 7 Corner, Ball 81 Sussex Streets Port Jervis, N. Y. PORT JERVIS SAVINGS 8. LOAN ASSOCIATION The Oldest Savings 8. Loan in New York State READY-MIXED CONCRETE Delaware Sand 8 Gravel Co. I I . f,x '? R ' . . ' , , , , '!iErfi:ee':1,,---vm. I ' J f . I f ' - ,,, vm, I ,, I ..-f 1 f '-:1'lY 's.t.11' ,st.I VW ? Q'-, .-mf. :,- .Q 'sw-iw fry ,V - - f 2 ' . ' :Egg-:E gg 1 My W2 gr 519:11 'V ,- N, a tss f A 11 5 1 . V ff ,.., fr ' ' gg , gvjfsmek .Mes X,., , ,, ,, ef IW- ,R N - V V A . ,. ld .1-. I ineutf' , ,,,, ,V ,.,, --2 wr gg? 51,23 ' my-:,...-.,.,. v..w-f-- 'li - mlm? M 'Wx'- 5 9 4 - 4 3 0 4 5 9 4 - 0 I 2 I OFFICE 81 PLANT: 23 Ryan Street Port Jervis, New York Compliments of B84 F HARDWARE INC. 31 Jersey Avenue 598-5624 SHADYBROOK MOTEL Antiques and Gifts Buys and Sells-- Contents of Homes 00'-04'0f0 -0N0f' 0000w Bes'r Wishes To The Class of 1966 APEIIZ-I STUHIU5 JU 6-5755 65: 0N?'0f-0K740'0Y010 0K0X?'70'61'?'0N0'06'6 06'6'0l0f?'0'010' 0W0 0 0 0N-0' 319'-010' Complimenrs of DEERPARK TRACTOR 81 EQUIPMENT CO. Huguenof Rood Good Luck Seniors of 1966 I THE col.oNlAl. unless sHoPPE 82 Front Sf. Port Jervis, N. Y. Complimenfs of EMPIRE TUBE CORP. Porf Jervis, N. Y. 856-2212 'l Complimenfs of TRICO SALES 119 Pike Street Port Jervis, N. Y. GILLINDER BROTHERS INC I'IAMMOND'S ESSO SERVICE CENTER Weaver Wheel Alignment 2I West Main St. 856-3525 Port Jervis, New York 0-0-of-axowofo-ova' Sincere Congratulations to the Class of 1966 HOMER'S SODA BAR 8. COFFEE SHOP 2 E. Main Street Port Jervis, N. Y. Compliments of Compliments of HUGUENOT-VALLEY-SUPERETTE HUGUENOT LIQUOR STORE HENRY GUYER WM. E. HUNT DOROTHY NELSON Route 209 KRAUSS PHOTO SERVICE TRI-STATE HOME 3: AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY Portrait - Photo Finishing 57-59 Front Street Cameras 8. Supplies 594-8405 0l7l0 -0W0'0 JH 10 0f'0 I f65'0t0 Compliments of Compliments of i FlSHER'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 88-92 Front Street Port Jervis Compliments of GRAY FUNERAL HOME BIONDI'S MEN'S WEAR 77 BG Sffeef 121 Pike sf. 598-4223 Compliments of Comphmems of JOHNNY'S TAVERN Where All Friends Meet AND - - - - - DAIRY BAKER'S GENERAL STORE Service Station - Garage Cuddebackville, New York Fowler Street Port Jervis 594-9674 Complimenfs of COUNTY NATIONAL BA NK Boll 84 Sussex STreeTs 856-5284 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND -Qi'-?K0Y0'5N0 ' CAROLYN'S STATIONERY Cards - Magazines - Books I I7 Pike Street MURPHY BUICK CO., INC BUSINESS AGWAY INCORPORATED Neversink Avenue BURGER'S MUSIC STORE 24 Front Street CARROLL'S USED CARS 90 Eost Moin Street THE CLOTHES HORSE 20 Boll Street CLOVER COTTON SHOP I3 Front Street COLEMAN'S SERVICE STATION Jersey Ave. 84 E. Morin St. DEERPARK NURSERY AND FLORIST Cuddebockville, N. Y. FABRIC CENTER Front Street DR. AND MRS. FALLER Kingston Avenue F81 F JEWELRY 65 Pike Street GAMO'S STORE Sporrowbush, N. Y. GERI'S 122 Pike Street GRANTS Front Street GUY B TEXACO STATION I-3 West Main Street HOPPEY'S GROCERY Hamilton Street ALLEN H. KENISTON, M.D. JULIA C. KENISTON, M.D. DIRECTORY DR. G. E. KENNY II4 Pike Street LEVIN'S DEPARTMENT STORE I9-21 Front Street LI'L LAMB SHOP 34 Front Street MIGHTY M MOTEL Sporrowbush, N. Y. MONTAGUE SU PPLY Montague H. F. MURRAY JR., M.D. Broome Street PARK LANE HOTEL-MOTEL Huguenot Road PORT JERVIS LIQUOR SHOP I Front Street SCHIPS Tel. 594-0244 SCHOEFFEL'S GROCERY 'I26 Front Street SMITH FLORIST Spring Street SMITH PLUMBING 81 HEATING 66 Jersey Avenue H ENRY SOLOMON Optometrist TEXAS LUNCH Front Street VAN INWEGEN'S DAIRY Route 209 VILLA SOPRANO PIZZERIA R.D. 2, Port Jervis -0R04'0Y Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jagger Mr. and Mrs. Victor La Pointe, Sr. My Little Jem Mike Mc Creery Jan Boyden Marge, Francis, Jan, Can Boyden Good Luck Class of '66 Nancy and Bob Class of 1914 - Mr. and Mrs. M The Invaders Seymore Cheryl and Dave Ralph and Mary Johnson Cindy and Brian The Five Stevensons Mr. and Mrs. Walter Von Ignat Sharon Von Ignatius Mrs. Olive Brown Terry Von Ignatius Terry and Nancy Skippy Thomas J. Connelly Michael Connelly Anne Marino Tommy W. Mc Cann Cole's Esso Station Lynne and Billy A Friend A Friend John Cooper James Cooper Mary Cooper Mrs. Markiewicz The Coopers Mr. and Mrs. John Meany, Sr. Liz Ruderman V Wendy Roderman Louise Smith Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Luger Jay and Martha Luger George and Tammy Melnick To a Guy Named Joe Joy and Bill Helen and Jim Chandler Jo-Ann and Tom Mr. and Mrs. Howard Husson Faith and Dan Ted and Judy Long Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Letterio Ronnie Dougherty Your Mother the Matron Donith Shafer Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hess Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Decker ius . C. Hammond Personal 1300 fer Bubby Orlando Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Fuller Penny and Paul Diane and George Nick Peper and Trio John B. Mowatt and Family Mr. and Mrs. Lester Green Tony and Barbara Mr. and Mrs. Frank Heater Mr. and Mrs. Jacob A. Mills Morse and Julia Walker Clarence Edwards Jay Osowick Mr. and Mrs. Gus Dubies John Harry Henion Mr. and Mrs. John Tanczyn Frances Moroz Josephine Di Maggio Betty Jean Collins Pamela Jean Slaughter Phil Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Presto Wee Five Mr. and Mrs. Levi Jackson Linda and Jimmy Good Luck from Mary Lou Dianne and Frank Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Abraham and Family Mr. and Mrs. Miller One of Those Seniors Mirian Abner Mrs. Marjorie Lippert Nancy Mrs. John Gould Mr. John Gould Deke Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sornarielli Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Campione Sunnyside Nurses Fred Flintstone Compliments of P. J. Bowl Another Kegler Freddy and Linda Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Billy and Joe Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Seeker Oliver Hallock Tynatishon Arthur E. Wheaton Richard Campbell Harry Gregory Sharon-and-Boo Jean-and-Buck Joe Morello Anne Hauber Jackie and Denny Albert M. Hassan Pat and Bob Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weiss Jr. Rev. and Mrs. David Van Sickle Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Taylor Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William Slaughter Mr. and Mrs. Frank Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Richard Klein Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Briard John and Mary Shaw John and Helen Schauer Stanley and Rose Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brennan Fran Brennan Lil and Bub Starke Mr. and Mrs. Bruna Benna Carl and Jo Anne Kay and Doug Mr. and Mrs. Carl De Groat Martha and Roger Compliments of P. J. Bowl The Giovanniello Family The Zeger Family Admirer of Bill Shakespeare Elaine and Joe Soupy Sales Steve and Lee Tina Hockenberry Miss Olga Fantanez Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Shields Mayor Parker Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Albert Glinton, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Aeberli Corporal D. W. Brown, USMC, Viet Nam Mr. and Mrs. Harold Everitt Dan and Barb Mr .and Mrs. Albert Mickel Good Luck to Senior Class -from Louis Ziongas, Joann Vicchiarxiello Willard Adams, General Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. William Lass George and Nanci Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Norman Rev. and Mrs. Cosmo Leuzze Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Butler Harry and Andrea Miss Linda Martin Mrs. Merle Lord Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lewis A Friend from Puerto Rico Anudrey Viserta Syd Decker Elizabeth Cordisco Hal Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Roy Burr Mitchell and Todd Horan Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Markle, Jr. Dick 86 Shelley Mary Elizabeth Anne Blomberg Mrs. Julia Hendry Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Barker Mr. and Mrs. Paul Latini Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Andriac and Family Mr. Anthony Occi Mr. and Mrs. Julio Petiti and Family Mr. and Mrs. Richard De Graw and Family Robert Dickinson Compliments of Vern's A,Go-G0 Mr. Viglione's Friend, Kathy Robert C. 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