Kingston High School - Maroon Yearbook (Kingston, NY)

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W, l A . EMA ROON5 A LYDIA DAVIS, 25 Van Buren Street. Record: A. A., 2, 24, 43 M. A., 4: Dramatic- Club, 4g Glm- Vlub. 2, 3, 4: l'onserx'zttion Club, 3, 4, Yanki San Cust, ti: Joint Owners in Spain, 41 Vrisma, 3, 43 Captain Nt-wc'omb, 4. Ly4lia's great ambition is to get Rich-and we are vmdain that she will Sll4'l't't'ii in doing so. Lydia has :L 5-l'l'P2li number of friends who wish her the Very hest of lum-k in her future life, llut why fear for Lydia, for will she- not make an ideal little housewife? U 1-onstzmvy, be strong' upon my side. ANNA DE WITT, 164 Fair Street. Record: A, A.. 1, 2. 3, 4: M, A., 3, 4: Prisma, 24, 45 Uaptain End Ball, 4. Look upon this picture! She- appears demurn- enougli, but lo, she belongs to the F, F's. Perhaps that accounts for the Midsummer Madness that seized her, especially when she chose at moonlight night to sleep upon il loud of hay. l'he brightness of her 1-In-ek would shame those stars, As daylight would a lump. ANNA KATHERINE DEYO, 166 West Chester Street. Destination, Albany State Uollegv. Record: A. A., 1, 2, 43 M. A., 2. 4: Glee Club, 2, 45 Vrismzl, el, I-'rom September to .lunt-, Anna is the quietest of girls, but from June to September-we hate to tell it- it is rumored that she has wild times out in Bloom- ington. How Could you den-eive us so? Besides that, she has only one great failing'--21 fondness for little round powder boxes. Xevertln-less, Anna is a good student, espt-viztlly in American llistoryg and if she has no more fztults than these. we know that she will sueveed.

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A EMHROON S4 Si!-' ALICE B. CUNNIFF, 26 South Pine Street. Destination, Mount St, Vincent Collegsge, Record: A. A., 3, 41 M, A., 3, 43 Prisma, 3, 4: Glee Vlub, 3, 45 Newcomb, 4, End Ball, 4, Yanki San Cast, 3. IJon't you remember sweet Alice? Sweet Alice, whose hair was so brown: YX'ho wept with delight when you gave here a smile, And treml:led with fear at yo.1r frown! FRANCIS DAVENPORT, Accord,-N. Y, Destination, Cornell. Record: A. A., 1, 2, 3, 41 M. A., 24, 43 Second 'Fe-am Football, I, 23 Varsity Football, 41 Letter Club, 41 Atll- of-a-Sudden Peggy Fast, -Ig Executive Fommittee Senior Vlass. Although Davy is one of our star football guards, he is a very modest fellow. But youll be surprised to see him at times. ltlven in our own auditorium he demon- strated his talent to such an extent that he surprised even his own brother. VVQ also hear Davy has taken a strange liking to the Binghampton Daily. fear, but please proceed carefully, Davy. XVe have no KENNETH S. DAVIS, Lucas Avenue. Destination, Rutgers. Record: A. A., 1, 2, 23. 4: M. A., 2, 3, 4: Varsity llasliethall, Zig Varsity Football, 2, Zi, 4, Captain Varsity Foothall, 4: Blillzlet Basketball. 2: A. A, Council, 3, 4.2 Varsity Letter Fluh, 3, -It Dramatic Ulub, 43 Secretary A. A. Founeil, :ii Fhairman Senior king' Pommittee, 42 Freshman I-Iaskethall, I: All-of-a-Sudden Peggy Past, 4. Oh. mommer, l'm going to gsqraduatell' in losing' Ken, the school is losing.: one of its most versatile athletes, Ability in every branch of sport was Ken's specialty. Never was there a fellow more willing' to befriend the meek. Haverft you noticed his guiding' hand lielping' one little freshman over the rough way? Never mind, Ken, we all fall for them when the-y're young' and innocent.

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si- PERCY DEYO, 4 Merritt Avenue. Record: A. A., 2, 3, 45 M. A., 4: Wt-luster-iiayne Debating Club. 4: Beau Brummel Fast, 4. Bark to the woods! Yes, that's where IR-roy is going -but wait: you are wrong, he's not going to be a her- mit. 'Perey loves our national forests and he is gsgoing into the woods to help preserve them. But l'ercy's talents are not contined to wood-craft. As Vincent in Beau Brummel he proved just as much at home as when ranging the forest. XVe'll bet on IR-roy in wliatever posi- tion he finds himself. ' RUTH DOWNER, Woodstock, N. Y. Destination, Art Students' League. Record:, A, A., 1, 2. 3, 4, M. A., 4, Class Baseball, 4. What to a girl who loves the air, Are trinkets, gauds and jewels rare. And what is wealth or fame to one VVho is a sister to the sun: NVho drinks the wine that mornin! spills Upon the heaven-kissing hills, And sees a ray of hope afar ln every glimmer of a star? -m MAUDE E. DUDLEY, 262 Smith Avenue. Destination, Eastman Ilusint-ss Folia-gm-. Record: A. A., 2, is, 4, M. A., 3. 45 Give Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Audubon, i, 21 lirisina., 3, 4, llranuitit- Uluh, 42 Girl Scouts, 1, 2, 3, 4: End liall, Nt-wromb, 4: Yanki San, 3, Lieutenant of Girl Scouts, 3, 4. tYheneVer we see Maude we know that business is lirewing, for at a sc-out meeting or a newm-oinb game she is sure to lead the chorus. Maude des-lares she doesn't know a thing, yet who YYill.2iHI'He-witli her? Did she not earn that shiny gold Junior prize last year? lt is no wonder Maude is so unassuming and sw:-ct when we consider that she spends her summer yavations in the mountains, where one van get :ill sorts of sweet things from uuiph- sugar to hom-y.