Kingston High School - Maroon Yearbook (Kingston, NY)

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fx - Ruth Finger, 17 South Wall'Street. RECORD: A. AQ 2, 3, 4g Prisma, 3, 43 Glee Club, 45 Senior B. B., 49 Musical Association, 4. Another Ruth to our credit. She is ever ready to say a friendly word and chat with youg and how pleasant it is to hear her laugh. Though not a brilliant student, she is industrious and earnest, and is bound to make many worth-while friends wherever she goes. 1- Helen M. Garrison, Alligerville, N. Y. RECORD: Prisma 4. Where silence reigns the thought is deep. We dare not think of the opinion our Helen may have formed of the Worst of us because of our unusually wild life this year, but anyway, she's been kind and has never expressed it. A most earnest student is she and a loyal friend.

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Margaret Edinger, 74 West Chester Street. RECORD: Audubon, 15 A. A., 2, 3, 43 Captain Sophomore B. B., 25 Varsity B. B., 45 Brunette B. B., 45 Slim B. B., 4g Prisma, 3, 4g Musical Association, 43 Athletic Editor Maroon, 45 Class Day Speaker. Although Edgie is one of our smallest Seniors, we always know when she is' around. She is very fond of basketball, especially when in Middletown. Edgie's ambition in life is to grow tall and star in Romeo and Juliet. Mary Falvey, 339 Hasbrouck Avenue. RECORD: Audubon, 15 A. A., 2, 3, 4: Junior B. B., 35 Slim B. B. Team, 43 Brunette B. B. Team, 43 Prisma, 3, 43 Secretary Prisma, 45 Musical Association, 45 lVlay Queen's Attendant, 4g Commence- ment Speaker. This little lady's intellectual ability cannot be at all compared with her size. There's brilliancy within her very eye. Then, too, she possesses a very delicate sense of humor, which, perhaps, she wanted to display when, in Latin class, she translated Cane Canem -Beware lest I sing!

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Frances A. Geroldsek, 17 John Street. RECORD---A. A., 1, 2, 3, 43 A. A. Minstrels, 35 Prisma, 43 Senior Social Committee, :lg May Queen's Attendant,4. Although Frances is very fond of danc- ing and social life, we suspect she is con- templating going into business as Moran's Business School seems to have a great at- traction for her. Frances is also a spirited debater and helped win a great victory for the girls. If she were to tear herself away from Kingston, to go to St. Paul, for instance, she would leave a string of sad hearts behind her. Margaret Hasbrouck, 85 O'Nei1 Street. RECORD: A. A., 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club, 33 Musical Association, 43 Prisma, 3, 43 Secretary Junior Class, 33 Executive Com- mittee Senior Class, 45 Commencement Speaker. 'We were told that we should always have to look up to Margaret, and can we deny it? The long and short of it is that Margaret and Ruth have always been the best of friends, though Ruth is tall too. One of our best students, Margaret bravely endured with us all the storms and battles that occur in a Virgil Class.