New Paltz High School - Huguenot Yearbook (New Paltz, NY)

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JOSEPH ll Motto- Anything worth d Activities-Debating 45 F. Destination-C. C. N. Y. Although seldom heard fr one of those who would coo needed. His pingpong playin envied. Lots of luck, Joe VEGA ,loc oing is worth doing well. F. A. 35 track, 3, 4. om, Joe was another perate with a will when g was something t be iaslaslfakifslaifblislasldzef H E H U G U E N O T 'F1lf1F1F7'FflWF2'4WF4F i MILDRED THORPE ..Th0VPiC Motto- A dry jest, sir, . . . I have them at my finger's end. Activities-O. M. N. 45 Vice-President Junior Class: dramatics 3. Destination-St. Luke's Hospital. Poor Thorpie ! She never could get a joke through her head until after five minutes of deep thought. Outside of that, we think she's a great girl, and wish her much success in the future. .T . if I1 . Kia, 7 NbLD,WEIR V ' 4 ' ki Lidjbf. F ,bon Motto- Dofnot care how many, but whom you please. Activities-Basketball 4g Student Senate 45 Athletic Association 4. Destination--Not formulated. Don entered N. P. H. in his Senior year and soon became very popular. He was one of our varsity stars. and gained much attention through his playing. We hope Don makes out as well in the future as he has while he has been with us. 3 T151 t 23 r 54- v vtwawwwtwai 3? 1 9 3 6 KWH?

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