Kingston High School - Maroon Yearbook (Kingston, NY)

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SZ Si-1' ISABELLE EDWARDS, Record: 12111111 froin l':l'2lSlYll1S Hall, Brooklyn. 2: A. A., 2,31 M. A., 2, 31 I'I'lSlll2l, 3: Latin Club, 2, 3: Dranizltic Ulub, 41 Ili-Y Auxiliaryg f'0llllllQHCElU6Ilt Speaker. lszibelle-'s lll0llQQlltS are always XVl1it11, and tlu-r11's nn nved to put down destination under hm' namv, for we :ill know that she just low-s light ll0llSt'li6'PDll'1g and is going: to liavv 21 try at it: real soon too. llut tlierw, now th1- svvrflt of that flashing solitaire is out! Maybe it also explains why slit' has bvvn absent from school so llllllfll 11111-ly, Sh-li! Wo think that lu-'s liven in Kingston. Love be truv to lierg lifv bv dear to bor. FLOYD ELLSWORTH, Port Ewen. N. Y. Record: A. A., 4, Above you look upon tht- serene- 1-o11ntenan1'1- of ZL 111-1'1'm't senior, llut ainong' his friends lu- is known by the tinflifrnifietl titli- of Silas. However, we must tell you of ll terrible shorti-oniing of his. is PL gr1-at tease. For l'llI'llll'l' rt-fnliw-nvo see Dr, llovrker and certain young' I111li1-s of the first 111-riod 11l1ysiogrz1pl1y 4-lass. MARGARET ELMENDORF, 259 Fair Street. Record: A, A., 1. 2, 3, 41 M. A.. 2, 3, 4: l'l'lSlll2l, 3, 3: llI'2il1l2-ltli' t'lul1, 43 A, A. Vouncil, 4: Ill'l'Slil0l1l of Ath- lwtiv l.1-z1g11e, ll S1-f'1'et:11'y of l'risn1a, 1: Joint Owners In Spain Fast, -1: Literary Editor of Maroon, 42 Class ldlovu- tionist, 4. A spirit ot' 2'l'2ll'l0llSIlVSS is in our iuiclst, moving to 111-rforin kincl ilu-ds for t1Y4'l'YOl'l9. S1-1-ing her one-1-, wt- lovv ht-r: and knowing: hor well, wi- lou- he-1' the inure. Slit-'s 21 girl. you may bt- sure, who will always lllillit' the most of llvl' o11po1't11niti1fs. Mz1rg':11'1-t's winning: :lis- liosition is surt- to bring: lu-1' the grt-:1t1-st s111'vvss :intl lizippiness this world can givml, XV1- ull rx-joivv in il rosy lwospt-vt for lXI2lI'fl'2il'E't sinw- it is fully alt-sv1'vf-d,

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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.

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PHILIP FLEISCHER. Rifton, N. Y. Record: A. A., 2, 3: XYebster-llziyne Debating: Club, 3, 4: lil. A., 41 Art lfltlitor ol' Maroon. Here is our suet-essful Art Editor, forceful tlebzitor. Cli'kllll2lIll' star, :tml above ull, our symbolic Qliarac-ter of XV:ishington Il'ving, s best known short Story, Rip Van Winkle. Tlut in this ease ztppearanees are deceiving, for 1'hil gets his greatest inspiration when he seems most depressed. Our expectations c-oneerning Phil are that be will prove at stimulus iu the world of art. AGATHA FLICK, 67 East Chester Street. Record: A. A., 2, 3, -L: M. A., 2, 24, lg Audubon. 1, 2: j'ris1na, 3, 4: lnitin Club, 33 Glee Flub, 3, 4, Orchestra, 3. 42 l7!'2ll'll2lIll' Vlub, 4: 'l're:isurer Audubon, 2: Neweomb, 4: Vice-l'resitlent Senior Class, Sehool liltlitor of Maroon: May Queens Attendant. llere we have a master of many arts4fr0m learning' to play a viola over night to leadin,-I the winter fashions in her squirrel m-oat. Although she is very fond of speak- ing: about pessimists, Agatha is far from being one her- self, for we find her among' the real optimists of the class with her ability to wreek an automobile one clay and attend school as calmly as ever, the next. A loyal girl and a faithful friend. DOROTHY FREEMAN, 100 Main Street, Destination, Seutltler's. Record: A. A., l, 2. Zi, 4: M. A., l,Z!.3,41Glt-el'lt1la. 2: lrramatit- Vlub, vt: Yanki San Chorus, 33 A. A. Min- strels, 2: 1'liairman Social Vommittee, 42 Vive-l'resiclent Ili-Y Auxiliary, 1. Dot, flemure as she looks, is not ull angel. l1inln't , we hear something' about Hockey l'laying ', XYatii-li KONI' step, Dot, or rather, think a step over before you take it. You woulclnlt think shell be the kind l'02lK'll9Sn would appeal to, would you 'T Although llot has these IYliSl02llllTlfI traits, she does not tleeeive us alto- getlier. for she's just :is sweet as she looks, and we 02111-1 help but love her.