Kingston High School - Maroon Yearbook (Kingston, NY)

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Paul Barnum, 57 Foxhall Avenue. RECORD: Came from Windham High, 2, Glee Club, 2, 35 Musical Association, 2, 3, 43 A. A., 4. Here is Paul, the most dignified and self- possessed of all the Senior host, for We never find Paul indulging in the freshman- like playfulness of our Seniors. Slow and easy, calm and composed, that's Paul all over. We wonder how he arrives in class on time, since he never hurries. Dorothy Beeres, 107 West Chester Street. RECORD: A, A., 1, 2, 3, 43 Audubon, lg Sophomore B. B., 23 Varsity B. B. Squad, 35 Senior B. B., 4, Senior Social Committee, 4, Glee Club, 4g Musical Association, 45 Prisma, 3, 4g May Queen Attendant, 4. Here is Dottie, everybody's friend! The pretty attendant of the May Queen is, you see, a jolly, good sport. Although she never tells us much about herself, we hear that she freqeuntly calls up the Y. And, Dottie, since when have you taken to masculine Signet rings? ll

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Francella Anderson, 16 Ponckhockie Street. RECORD: Prisma, 3, 4. Francella takes the prize for being the quietest girl in the class of 1921, but who knows what her thoughts are? You can fairly see the teacher's spirits rise when she calls on Francella, because she knows the question will be correctely answered. Rachel Anderson, 143 Pine Street. RECORD: Audubon, 13 A, A., 2, 3, 43 Prisma, 3, 4. V It must be spring fever, or her dreamy blue eyes, for, anyway, we feel terribly poetic! A peal of silver music Is that merry laugh of thine: Your eyes, two stars of beauty, And your hair, all gold sunshine: Your mouth is sweet and winning, Like a rose that blooms in May: ' And we dedicate this poem To our happy, sunshine Ray

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Emil Bonanno, h 65 Dovvns Street. RECORD: A, A., 43 Debating Club, 49 Musical Association, 4. Emil is one of our most diligent work- ers. Business in business hours seems to be his slogan. If we all followed his policy the teachers' would not have to make out report cards,---or at least, they would have no terror for us. 1 Stuyvesant H. Brodhead, 89 Clinton Avenue. RECORD: Came from Ellenville High, 33 A. A., 4. Behold our gentleman fashion plate! We hear that he is going to act in the movies in opposition to Francis X. Bush- man. By the way, did you ever notice Si1vester when he walks? It is rumored that he got that swing of his from too much turkey-trotting in his youth.