Kingston High School - Maroon Yearbook (Kingston, NY)

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FREDERICK H. COE. 41 Janet Street. Destination, XYesleyan. Record: tfzune from Stamford Seminary, 3: A. A., 43 M. A., 4: XVebster-llziyne Debating' Club, 43 Latin Club, 43 Second lbebzlting' Team, -ig Joke Editor of Maroon, 4. The argument of my opponents that because Fred, like Rip Yan N'Vinkle, came down from the Catskills, hu is sleepy, is :fl deliberate misstatement of facts, Frederick has brains and uses them, As proof of this we offer the following eviden:-ez First, that he has taught Virgil: seeond, he was zi member of that debating: team that fought Coxsaekieg third, he dislikes girls. XYe all love him 11 lot, theres ai lot of him to love. MARION COLCLOUGH, 207 Downs Street. Record: A. A., 1, 2, 41 M. A,, 31 Audubon, 13 Prisnm, 3, 43 Glee Club, 3, 4, Yanki San east, 3: An Eventful Promenade, 4, End Hall, -ig Class Baseball, 49 Athletie Editor of Maroon, 4. XVe all wonder why it is that the Vrisma candy table is so popular after school-aside from the candy, of course! Maybe Marian might know, but we doubt if she would tell. Still, you might ask her. There are rumors that she is a would-be actress too, and that she dreams of making her living as 9. movie star. Don't forget all your old friends, Marian! XXX-'ll be waiting' at the box oflivel HARRY CORNISH, Record: A. A., I. 2, 3, 43 M. A., 1: Senior Basket- ball. Harry is zi brilliant and sur-ressful reformer, correct- ing' his fellow students not by L-ondemnation, but by ex- ample. He has foreibly Convinc-ed us of the folly of neg'- lected lessons by his own many and disturbing mwdieainenls us an result of the aforesaid negligent-e.

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A EMA ROON sit X- ALVERTA CAREY, 52 Lindsley Avenue. Destination, Business Follege. Record: A. A., 4, l'risma, 3. Une never hears-nor sees-much of .Xlverta sinee she is so quiet-that is, except during a study period. Many are the times that .Xlvt-rta's propensity to sociabil- ity at inopportune moments has compelled Miss Manning: to sayt Miss Carey, you may report to llall A. Al- though Alverta has one great feminine virtue, which the above illustrates, she is za favorite with all her friends, And she just loves the eolors of the spring flowers. especially that of violets. the hue of 21 vertain pair ol' eyes. HAROLD CLAYTON, 23 Emerson Street. Record: A. A.. 3, 43 Vlass Basketball, 3. Harolil's smile is as Ivriglit as his hair. lle is one of the youngest, brightest boys in our class-and one of whom we are all proud. Owing to his youth, Harold is 21 hit bashful and hlushes a crimson red when he is accosted by some people. liut never mind, Harold, some day you will outgrow that and show the world that you are a liai'cl4lieaded business man. ROSE CLOONAN, 65 Downs Street. Destination, l'. G, Vourse. I Record: .X.A.,il,2,3,41M.A.,2,23QGleet'l1lb,3,-lg H1-Y Auxiliary, 4: Class llasketlsall, 4: Vlass Baseball, 43 Yanki San Vast. 3: May Qui-en's Attendant. lluse is one of the sweetest and truest girls we know, Inut like the rest of us she has a failing. Oh, what a flattexwrf Iiut then, why not 'Alle to hex' virtues very kind, Anil to her faults a little blin1l '?

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Ilebatin Clubs 3 4 M A MFIROON so-4 sinh' W. FARINACCI CORREGAN. 21 Brewster Street. Destination, Dartmouth. Record: A. A., 2, 3, 43 4 ' g Q, , 3 ., ., 3, 43 Dramatie Club, 43 Class Basketball, 23 Varsity Bas- ketball Squad, 3, 43 Mgr, of Varsity Basketball, 43 Letter Club, 43 A. A. Council, 43 Treasurer of Lincoln-Douglas, 33 Set-retary of XVebster-Hayne, 43 Debating Couneil, 3. 43 Varsity Debating Team, 43 Yanki San Cast. 3: AlIison's Lad and Beau Brummel Casts, 42 Maroon First Prize Essay, 33 lflditor-in-Chief of Maroon: Cominenl-ement Speaker. 'tOn their own merits modest men are dumb. Yes, that is the climax of our editor's gifts: for, though Naeh's eloquence convinced a hesitating world that it had better abandon the debt cancellation idea, and though he has piloted the Maroon ship into the safest, fairest harbor ever reached, proved himself an athlete of no mean ability, a dancer of no mean grace, won coin- mencement honors, acted the fastidious imperturbable Beau Brummel to the life,-after all these successes, he einerges wearing the same hat size which fits him just as well as ever, H'm! Any faults? XVell-ye-e-s. 'l'here's that little matter of temper, and as to studying Latin,- or maybe French-Nach insists that he has a right to be human, The best wishes of the staff will ever follow him. MARY COSTELLO, Rosendale, N. Y. Destination, Business College. Record: A. A., 43 Prisina, 43 Audubon, 1. 'Tis true that Kingston High School has many demure seniors, but this year's class has in Mary the demurest of upper classmen. Mary is exceedingly quiet and unobtrusive. Yet you must have heard that still waters run deep, MARIE COURSEN, Mt. Marion, N. Y. Record: A. A., 3, 43 Prisma, 3, 43 M. A., 3, 42 Glee Club, 43 Class Basketball, 33 lflnd Ball, 4: Class Baseball. 4. Marie, our fair little country lass, is something of a mystery. She is always so quiet and thoughtful that- well, doesn't it make you wonder? Hut there is a little twinkle in her eyes that gives one a cue. XYe hear that she would rather go uptown and get a peep in lledrit-k's drug store than'to get a full view of a screen hero jump- mg over a preeipice.