New Windsor High School - Echo Yearbook (New Windsor, MD)

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THE geegao new PAUL GREENE Interesting and pleasant, Paul is always an asset on the Held, in classes, and also after school. He has proved himself to bc a great athlete and has starred in track events since he entered high school. As President of the Senior Class he has helped to make our last school year a success. FRANCIS HOFF No matter how lovely to look at. how delightful to know, and how heavenly to kiss, no member of the fairer sex can at- tract Francis' attention. His favorite topic is farming and his chief concern agricul- tural problems. MILDRED HOKE Milly is one of those peppy girls who always has a supply of energy ready to lx- used for any purpose. It seems impossible that so much vitality could be stored in one girl. She has displayed her talents in the high school chorus and as one of the sports editors of ATHE ECHO. Her ac- curacy in athletics has helped the home team many times. fThirteenj

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THE ECHO 1939 VlRClNlA ECKER Cinny, although popular, pleasing, and easily provoked, has never had a case on study. All activities, including dancing, swimming and horseback riding, have an attraction for her. We do not know whether our lady of sports believes that variety is the spice of life but we do know that she has enough different dates to start a club. JANE FLEAGLE Lovable and vivacious, particularly fond of flowers fespecially Budsl, indus- trious in the practice of keeping dates with the same young man-thatis ,lanel ltis hardly necessary to say she is greatly de- voted to having a good time for she is one of the liveliest of our fair ones. She takes an active part in all extra-curricular ac- tivities. Above all, she is a loyal and un- derstanding: pal-sa really human friend. NAOMI FRITZ Reserved, dignified and well munnered. Naemi knows What to do and does it. She is our quiet and capable librarian who is always at the service of anyone. She is at star in the field of study. Possibly her ability along academic lines may be partly due to the fact that she has been able to dodge Cupid's arrow. lTwelvej

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THE ECHQ DOLLY HYDE Dolly is one of the song birds of our class who sings in the school chorus and participates in athletics. lndustrious and dependable, Dolly is well able to take care of herself in the work-a-day world. Al- though she has a good scholastic record and is a worker on M THE ECHO i' staff, her main interest lies in the sportghorsebaclc riding. EARL HYDE There is just one thing we can say that is just to Buddyls credit, he is not a stu- dent, but he is the embodiment of many other virtues. His ability as an athlete is unsurpassed by any student in the school. His first and great love is horses and throughout the years he has won many trophies which proves his good horseman- ship. THRESE MARQUET A brisk step and a gleeful laugh an- nounce the approach of Threse. She never takes a very active part in any of her classes because she has other things run- ning through her brain that leaves her little time for such trivial things as lessons. Never serious, Threse takes school as a bit of n joke. lFo1nteen1