Kingston High School - Maroon Yearbook (Kingston, NY)

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J ' e Max'.Cc5hn, ' -62 4 East fPierpont -Street. I RECORD: 'Came from' East Technical High School, Cleveland, Ohio, 3g A. A. 4. Although we have not seen much of 'Max thepast year, we have not forgotten him. Max is one of our smallest'Seniors, but we have all learned to look up to him as 'an artist of fine calibre, and We hope some day to admire his work in that big, new, Kingston Museum-to-be. Edward Conway, 159 Main' Street. 'HRECCRD:v A. A., 3,1 41' class Baseball, 3, 43 Debating Club, 3, 43 Debating Team, 45 Delegate to Rutgers Interscholastic Debating. Conference, 4g Joke Editor Maroon, 43 Class Day Speaker. ' Ed'f is the orator of the class. He' is rather solemn looking, but just look owfer the joke section and'you'11 soon 'see that 'beneath that solemness there is an appre- ciation of humor. 'Twas he, who, by his oratory,' broke-the backbone of the ex- treme power of the Senior' social commit- tee. A great future is before you, Ed.

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Lester G. Clark, Tillson, N. Y. RECORD: A. A., 45 Musical Associa- tion, 43 Debating Club, 4, Manager Debat- ing Team, 4. ' Lester is one of our commuters, who never gets to his home, Till son Cdownj. He gained great prominence as the manager of our debating team. We don't hear a great deal from him, but he is always around when we need help. He is interested in the publishing of the Maroon, especially in the joke section, though he is so serious looking. , Thomas H. Clearwater, ' 210 Washington Avenue. RECORD: A. A., 1, 2, 3, 45 Debating Club, 3, 4, Treasurer Debating Club, 4: Varsity B. B. Manager, 43 A. A. Minstrels, 2, 3, Athletic Council, 45 Musical Association, 4, Literary Editor Maroon, 43 Commencement Speaker. Oh, Look, here's Tom! As an actor, we hear he is no more than a fresh young country product, but he scores as Com- mencement speaker at K. H. S. An irrepressible sense of humor has more than once been his undoing. But, you're all right, Tom. I

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Ennis Coutant, Ulster Park, N. Y, RECORD: A. A., 4. This is our quiet, reserved Ennis with his boundless store of scientiiic knowledge. He loves to entertain us with explanations of new inventions and discoveries. By the way, his latest scientific discovery is that an automobile traveling in a direction op- posite to that of the earth, and colliding with a cliff does not strike the cliff, but is struck by the cliff. Ruth Dana, 216 Ten Broeck Avenue. RECORD: A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4g Vice-President and Accompanist of Glee Club, 3, 4, Prisma, 3, 43 Secretary Prisma, 35 Prisma Play, 35 Senior B. B. 41 Vice-President Senior Class, 43 . May Queen's Attendant, 45 Commencement Speaker. And along came Ruth, bless her heart! as bright and sunny as her lovely hair, of course it pays to smile ! Aren't we always glad to see her when she arrives at noontime? And how she can play! Can't you just see the future bulletins, The Senior Class is bringing to Kingston the famous pianist, Miss Ruth Dana, whom Kingston High School proudly claims as one of its alumnae ?