Poughkeepsie High School - Phois Yearbook (Poughkeepsie, NY)

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. fri.- .,,. - E : E rzz h, ,i.1. -.......-..-.--i-- ?, Tfwen ty-two HARRY N. CARLSON 162 North Clinton Street Athletic,Association QI, 2, 31. Harry may seem rather silent, but he is always on the lookout for a chance to laugh. VVe think he looks like Benjamin Franklin. That is supposed to be a com- pliment. Harry. Ben was a very bright boy. ELIZABETH A. CAVEN 132 Montgomery Street Athletic Association Ql, 2, 3, 415 Dramatic Club CZ, 3, 41, Role in Prunella C313 Le Cercle Francais QZ, 3, 413 Deliso 13, 419 Sergeant-at-Arms of Class U13 Secretary of Class QZ1. VVil1 enter Vassar. Vfe never hear any complaints from Liz for she is another member of the never worry club. Liz had her hair bobbed, but still she skins in just as the bell rings. Absolutely no excuse, Elizabeth! It's a secret, so dou't tell anybody but some day Liz is going to write poetry! l ! Shh ! LAVINIA CLUETT 26 Marshall Street e Athletic Association Cl, 2, 3, 413-Dramatic Club Cl, 2, 3. 41: Le Cercle Francais tl, 2, 31 3 Reporter of Class 131. Vlfill enter Skidmore. ' Vene-our dancing girl. She dances morning. noon, and night, right into everyone's heart, for Cluie is a dream of a dancer. If you hear somebody, singing- ta-de-da-de-over and over, that is Vene. VVhen a tune gets running in her head, she simply can't stop it. It is a good thing to be so carefree, Vene. Keep it up. HELEN R. CQBEY 36 Montgomery Street Athletic Association fl, 2, 3, 413 Dramatic Club 13, 41: La Tertulia C3, 419 Secretary C419 Girls' Basket- ball Ql, Z. 31. VVill enter Savage. Helen is one of the quiet members of our class-eh? What did you say? Helen never has the blues, except on her uke and is always ready to cheer us up. You look very Hawaiian with your bobbed hair, Helen. ,-Ls-..L. - . . 1?--W A

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, .vm se p - -.. .. 1 MARGARET BURCH 13 Grubb Street Athletic Association Cl, 2, 315 Dramatic Club Q2, 3, 413 Girls' Basketball Cl, 2, 31. VVe are sorry that you left us in January, Burchie, but it was an awful relief. Why, you kept us in con- stant and dreadful suspense, wondering if you would get here on time. Did it take such a long time to read that daily manuscript you received from Newport? We've heard rumors about you, recently. FRANCIS 1. BUTSKO Arlington, New York Athletic Association CZ, 3, 413 Irving-Webster C3, 41g La Tertulia LZ, 3, 41. Will return for post-graduate course. Even though Francis does not make his presence known very often C?????1 he comes in handy once in a while. His would-be jokes make a great hit-with the juniors. Now what greater compliment could you want, Francis, knowing the Juniors as we Seniors do? DOROTHY E. BUTTS 124 Academy Street Athletic Association Cl, 2, 3, 41 5 Dramatic Club Cl, 2, 3, 413 Librarian C313 Apokeepsian 12, 31g Phois C413 Le Cercle Francais fl, 2, 313 Sergeant-at-Arms of Class C213 Junior Usher. VVe have had such a time writing up our chief liter- ary editor. She reads what we write and discards it immediately. First we said nice things, but mademoi- selle would none of it. Then we hinted at razzing, buf our hearts relented. Vtie can't trust her to write her own, she is so modest that she wouldn't please us. Now, Dotty, we have written this. Hands off! KATHRYN C. CARHART 327 Mansion Street Athletic Association Cl, 2, 3, 41. It is her gentle manners which prove so irresistible. Cartie has retained her sweetness through four long years of conscientious study. Don't think she's a book- worm-far from it. -We all envy Cartie the color of her hair, which certainly has great possibilities. Twculy-one

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.I ,.-vvxvfr X .. . C .E EXE - ..,i..,. ...-.i X 1322111 ? ALBERT J. COFFEY 3 Fountain Place Athletic Association 11, 2, 3, 43 g Secretary 133 g Foot- ball 11, Z, 3, 433 Basketball 12, 3, 433 Baseball 13, 435 Letter Club 1333 Le Cercle Francais 123. ' iVVil1 enter Columbia. Al. we haven't forgotten that you helped put P. H. S. on the map last year at Syracuse. And say, Bean- well, never mind. let's change the subject. Let's see. 1Ve notice that you like to chew gum. So have the teachers. CHRISTIE K. CONKLIN 91 Fulton Avenue Irving-XVebster 13, 43 :-Orchestra 113. 1Ve've never seen Christie's home, but we can imag- ine it to be a network of aerials, wires, etc., for he is the future Steinmetz, or Edison or what ever you will have. Vkfant to know anything about wireless? Ask Christie. However. he has a decided weakness-he is, -well. he was not indifferent to his surroundings in S. H. 4. ' HELEN T. CONKLIN Salt Point, New York ' Athletic Association 11, 2, 3, 435 Dramatic Club 12, 3, 43. 3Nill enter business. ' . Sweet in manners, fair in favor, Helen will surely gain success. Helen has certainly been raised on but- termilk. VVitness her chubby arms and her peaches and cream complexion. VVe shouldlove to see you in a sunbonnet and gingham apron, Helen. -A ALICE E. CONNELLY 16 Glenwood Avenue Athletic Association 11. 2, 3, 43, Dramatic Club 13, 433 Played role in Prunella 133 and in A Rose O' Plymouth 143g Apokeepsian 13, 435 Deliso 12, 3, 433 Irving-VVebster-Deliso debate 133. 1Vill enter New York State College for Teachers. - Connie has always been a cheery sort, a girl we love to have about,-and for committee work. VVhere's Connie?-Let Connie do it. And then-Connie does it. just look at her record. 'Twenty-three