Poughkeepsie High School - Phois Yearbook (Poughkeepsie, NY)

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, l .wwe B102 EDNA MAY DUBOIS 18 Roosevelt Avenue Athletic Association fl, 2, 3, 453 Deliso KZ, 3, 4jg Treasurer QSJ. Is now attending New Paltz Normal. Edna has been parking her tooth brush at New Paltz since January. VVe are sure that she will be a popular schoolmar'm, for we never saw her cross, even when tests were coming around. Judging from her marks, tests are the least of Edna's worries, however. May you always be as sweet as your voice, Edna. JACOB G. DUBOIS 18 Roosevelt Avenue Athletic Association Cl, 2, 3, 4Jg Dramatic Club C3, 41 3 Teclmical Staff for Prunella and A Rose O' Ply- mouth Town g Phois C413 Irving-VVebster f4Jg Junior Usher. Wfill enter Rutgers. jake is very modest about displaying his ability, but we are sure he will be one who helps to make P. H. S. famous. Do you remember how the girls used to talk to Jakie in Study Hall? Then Miss Stewart would tell him to stop playing with the girls! Hard luck. ,Takel MARIAN DU BOIS Salt Point Road Athletic Association Cl, 2, 3, 415 La Tertulia C4J. Marian always enjoys everything so thoroughly that we have to enjoy it with her. In fact, we often wonder what Ed is saying to cause so much merriment in that corner of the room. Come on, Marian, let us in on the joke! EGBERT S. DUNCAN, JR. Lagrangeville, New York Athletic Associationg P. H. S. track team f3jg Junior track team. XVe all know Bert's weakness for dashing into Study Hall just after the bell has rung, but we like him none the less. Bertie also- God bless 'e1n. Bertie thinks that is a good toast. Twenty-fiz'e

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Bl -l- 1, Twenty-four Q HARRIET P. CRAPSER Staatsburg, New York Athletic Association 00. Strongest minds are often those of whom the noisy world hears least. Harriet proves that women of few words are the best. She convinces us all that she knows something too. EDWARD B. CUMMINGS 154 Mansion Street Athletic Association Cl, 2, 3, 453 President C455 Foot- ball Q3, 413 Captain 145g Athletic Council C315 Letter Club C3Jg Class Basketball f4Jg Junior Usher. That we all like Ed's ever present good nature is shown by his popularity. Vlfe admire many things in Ed, his public speaking for instance, but you ought to hear his private line. NVe hear of late-wild, wild rumors-beware, young man, beware! You never can tell about these dark haired wimmin. MABEL DECKER Stanfordville, New York Athletic .Association Cl, 2, 3, 41. Will enter Bellevue Hospital. Mabel is a little girl-judging from the length UD of her skirts. She's from Stanfordville. They say that styles never penetrate into the country, but there's Mabel. And Mabel's hair is the last word in bobbing. RUTHEDA DENNEY New Hackensack, New York Athletic Association fl, 2, 3, 45. Will enter New Paltz Normal. Although we seldom hear from Rutheda, we know she is a staunch devotee of the class of '22. We often wonder what thoughts are being manufactured in your busy brain, Ruth. You thi11k, and think, and then think some more. Air castles?

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Qi, 132213102 , Twenty-six CLARA M. DYER Hyde Park, New York Athletic Association Q3, 453 Dramatic Club i353 Deliso L45: Speaker on Senior-junior debateg Class poet 145. VVill enter Vassar. A-a-a-shoo! It sounded peculiar but it was a real one. That was our poetess in the A-row. Clara, you're quiet but those sneezes created amusement for nearly everyone. Curious poetic outbursts! MILDRED EDGAR 237 Mill Street Athletic Association Cl, 2, 3, 453 La Tertulia Q2, 35. Of late. we have noticed some papers Mildred carries around with 9092, QSW, etc., etc. Looks pretty fine, Mildred. Also note that Mildred is one of the non- hobbed. Our congratulations! DIARY EFFRON 31 South Clinton Street Athletic Association C2, 3, 45g Dramatic Club C2, 3, 453 Le Cercle Francais Q2, 353 Orchestra QI, 25. VVill enter Syracuse University. Wie were all sorry when Mary put up her hair, for we loved her curls, which were long and quite a la. Mary Pickford, though dusky. Mary's curls are not the only-but then-we'll have to stop before she gets vain ideas in her head. P. S.-Mary's been bobbed, too. MILFORD EISNER 174 Main Street Athletic Association Cl, 2, 3, 455 Dramatic Club CZ, 3, 453 Apokeepsian art editor t45g Phois art editor 1453 Der Deutsche Verein CZ, 353 Irving-W'ebster C3, 45g Irving-Xvebster Reporter f45g Publicity Staff for A Rose of Plymouthfl VVi1l enter University of Penn- sylvania. Milford, have you nothing to do? Yes, Miss Stuart. Then get busy. Get some books out. That's what we've heard quite frequently. We wish you'd put your dreams' on paper. Maybe they would come in handy for Phois. Perhaps Milford was think- ing-well,'we can't guess. Artists are so tempera- mental.