Kingston High School - Maroon Yearbook (Kingston, NY)

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The Senior l am the Senior Class of l9-4l For a period of four years my sons and daughters have paced the campus and corridors of Kingston High School giving of their time and talents for the benefit of their Alma Mater, Though the day has come for me to bid high school life farewell, l should like to recall the deepf er impressions which l have made upon that path trodden by so many senior classes. Having begun my journey with James Winchell, Mary Col- lins, Virginia Hoffman, and Richard McConnell chosen as guides, l established a sound reputation by sponsoring a Senior Victory Prom, the success of which has never been equalled. On the evenings of March 7 and 8, I presented before a record shat- tering house the hit of Broadway mystery dramas, Kind Lady. lam deeply grateful to both Miss Tarrant, the talented director, Ellgllffffl

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Class ol l9l1l President - - - James Winclfaell Vice-president - Mary Collins Secretary - - Virginia Hoffman Treasurer - - Richard McConnell ADVISERS Mr. Culver, Miss Tarrant, Mr. Vaughn, Mrs. Partlan, Mrs. Norwood, and Mr. Bailey. Seventeen

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Class Speaks and to her cast for their unceasing efforts and ultimate suc- cess. Furthermore, I am indeed proud of the manner in which several of my students have conducted the affairs of the organ- izations to which they belong, be they officers or members. My boys have battled valiantly on field and court, and have thus brought prestige and championships to their institution. As l go forth in June, I extend my sincere thanks to Mr. Dumm, Mr. Culver, Miss Tarrant, Mrs. Norwood, and Mr. Bailey for their helpful cooperation throughout the past year. With each student of my class go best wishes for the achievement of his particular goal, and may the effects of their works as a body linger throughout the years. Nineteen