Kingston High School - Maroon Yearbook (Kingston, NY)

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Alto Jerusalem, 50 Broadway. RECORD: Prisma, 3, 43 Musical Asso- ciation, 4, m It isn't often that you find a writer who can present her own work in public as effectively as Alto does. She surprised us all. The story given in assembly made us all proud of her. Keep up the good work and you will be famous some day. Blanche Jones, C0tteki11, N. Y. Record: Prisma, 3, 4. Yes, Blanche, we admire the faithful care you give that lil sister of yours, but still, we think it is time you cease to teach her the ways of the world. Your daily ambition has given us confidence that your career in the business world will be a success even as your work here has been.

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Winifred' Katherine House, .Esopusg N..Y. RECORD: Audubon,-13 Prismaj 3, '45 A. A., 3, 43 Musical Association, 4. A summer eveningy bicycles against the steps, white dresses and masculine figures on the porch, and all our illusions concern- ing this little lady's shyness and alooiness were dispelled. Oh, YVinifred, how could you mislead us so! , . Esther S. Isemann, 95 We'st'O'Reilly Street. ' RECORD: P A. A., 2, 3, 45 Glee oiub, 33 Prisma, 3, 43 Junior B. B., 35 Senior B. B., 45 Musical Association, 4. Esther certainly shone as guard on the Senior basketball team. Who knows but that she will also shine on a college team? Surely Esther would also make a star swimmer-if it weren't necessary to go near the Water. K I 4.

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Nancy C. Judkins, 114 Spring Street. RECORD: A. A., 1, 2, 3, 4, Prisma, 3, 43 President Prisma 4, Vice-President Junior Class, 35 Everywoman Cast, 33 Junior B. B., 33 Senior B. B., 45 Musical Association, 43 Literary Editor Maroon, 45 Class Day Speaker. Found: A model president, with all Prisma eye-witness. Nancy is a thorough little business-woman, bright and alert, and a really good sport, too. Just ask her about the A. A. party! Nancy and her crowd never miss a game. She is right there, be it higher math., or doubling Latin, or playing basketball, or being Literary Editor, or foresaid President, or-gracious! we can't help but' be fond of her, could anybody? Raphael Kelly, 45 Lindsley Avenue. RECORD: A. A., 3, 45 Junior Baseball, 3, Senior Baseball, 4, Musical Association, 4. Our class seems to have an unusually large number of dignified Seniors. Ray is one of them. We never yet have seen him lose his self-control. In assembly, when he forgot his speech, he calmly stood- there till he remembered it. In chemistry class, when Mr. Dunbar hands him a sticker, he clears his throat and answers, refusing to be disturbed by such a trifle. We imagine there are many high places in life for a fellow of his type.