Kingston High School - Maroon Yearbook (Kingston, NY)

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SENIOR CLASS

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afternoon, too, was a time of gaiety, for the class gave a tea dance in the gyinnasium, which was well attended, and which niet with the cus- tomary success of the undertaking' of this energetic class. But the fun did not end there. ln the evening, as a fitting- end to a perfect day and after much hard work and practicing' by the east and coaches, the senior play, Beau BI IH'HHll'I, was given before a gratifyingly large audi- ence of appreciative friends. As time passes and the close of the terni draws near when the class of 1923 will leave the halls of K. H. S. never again to return as students, we look back and think of the many, many, happy days we have had during' the four years past. And it is with niingled feelings of sadness and anticipation that we go out into the world. E' ' EI SENIOR CLASS 1923 ooo OFFICERS : President .................. DKJNAIJIJ BIACIDADDEN Vice-President- -, ............ ..... A GATHA FUCK SCCI'Ql2l1'y----. .......... CA'1'HaR1N1c MoCoMMoNs Treasurer ........... S- ......,.. lt'RanANnERsoN r OOO Class Motto: Not the end, but the Iwgilzzzizzg. Class Colors: Blue and Graz . .I Class Flower: BllF1l,I'I0I'7S Button. I3 ' EI

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THE 1923 EMFIROONF A -if FRED L. ANDERSON, 48 Clinton Avenue. Destination, New York Military Ac-ademy, Record: A. 1. 2, 3, 4,3 M. A., 2, 3, 4g NxYtllIStt'l'- llayne llebatingsg Club. 24, 4, Varsity Letter Vlub, 4, Dramatie Flub, -lg lli-Y l'lub, Zi. 43 Varsity Football, 4: Second Team Football, :ig Vlass Basketball, 3, Class Base- ball, 23 Seeond Team Basketball, 4, Manager Senior Basketball, 41 Beau Brummel Cast, 4: Yanki San Fast. 3: Business Manager Beau Brumrnel, 4: Treasurer Plass, 4: Assistant Business Manager of Maroon, 4. And here is Andy, star football hero of K. H. S.! YW- understand that one of his pet ambitions is to be head lvuteher in the Mohiean, Ile likes to play tennis too--especially with the fair sex when it's a love game. Oh, yes! Andy is very sus:-eptible to t'upid's darts, but recovers rapidly and frequently from his wounds, Vain as the leaf upon the stream, And tickle as the l'll2lIl1'.1'Pf1ll dream. HERBERT ANDERSON, 172 Main Street. Destination, Syraeuse Vniversity. Record: A. A., 2, ti, 45 M, A.. 4: Varsity Football, 3, 4, Varsity llasketball, 3, 4: Captain Varsity Basketa ball, 4, 'Frat-k, 2, 3, 45 Second Team l-Iasketball, 2: Pap- ' 7 tain Class lflasketball, 2: Treasurer Sophomore Class. L: Dramatic Vlub, 43 Varsity Letter Ulub, 4. Andy is one of our all around athletes. He shines on the gridiron, eourt, and traek. Ile has done a great deal to raise the standard ol' K. ll. S. Andy, however, does not devote all of his time to sports, for he has ap- peared before us as a devout priest. 'l'his leads us to think that be may some day enter a monastry. But whatever vom-ation he undertakes, we wish him great sue- eess, ELIZABETH B. ARLT, 139 St. James Street. Destination, l'ratt Institute. v Record: Fame from ldvanderl Child's Iligh School, A. X,Vk'.: A, A., 4: M. A.. Zi, 41 Prisma, 3, 43 Glee Club, 3, 4: Senior Basketball: Class llaseball, 43 Girls' Athletic League Founeil: Yanki San Fast, 3. 1!etty's ambitions are bounded on the north by lN'Iassaehusetts'?, on the east by I'oup:hkeepsie?, on the south by a land of desire where tive lessons may be pre- pared in one period, and on the west by the realms of grand opera. Nevertheless, whether her ambitions be east or west, north or south, we slian't forget for a very long' while our lletty4the girl with the shiniest eyes and the merriest smile. We found a four leaf 4-lover And the next day we found you.