Poughkeepsie High School - Phois Yearbook (Poughkeepsie, NY)

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. S22 H1015 Q RALPH ELLIS 212 North Hamilton Street Athletic Association Cl, 3, 473 Dramatic Club f4jg Track CSD. XVill e11ter Albany Law School. That the best goods come in small packages is proved by this member of the class of '22. lVe know you will make a good lawyer, Ralph, for we've heard you argue already. MARY D. FELDSINE 179 Mansion Street Athletic Association fl, 2, 3, 453 Athletic Associa- tion, Vice-President C313 Dramatic Club Cl, 2, 3, 413 Phois Staff HJ: Le Cercle Francais CZ, 31: La Ter- tulia C3, 453 Deliso 12, 3, 43 3 Junior Usher, Vice-Pres- ident of Class 145. Xkfill enter Vassar. Vassar will be decidedly plus next September when one of '22's most popular girls enters that famous abode of the learned. For four years, Mary has been the one to do all kinds of work, at all times, for everybody. VVe wonder, Mary, if in about ten years or so from now, you'll still be doing things for people? VVe think so, for it's second nature to you and we all love you for it. EDNA J. FITZPATRICK . Camelot, New York Athletic Association Cl, 2, 3, 45. XVill take a secre- tarial course. ' Edna comes from Camelot. VVho would ever guess it? Edna's quiet but when she does speak-Hush-- there's surely something worth while- you should hear her rave on about Shakespeare, Johnson, etc.-in that English Lit. Class. KENNETH H. FLEWELLING 20 Hooker Avenue Athletic Association tl, 2, 3, 41. VVill enter Syra- cuse State College ot Forestry. Ken is a modest little fellow. But you'd be surprised what a quiet boy he is-sometimes. Someone has said Ken was not afraid of anything but ask him about the time up at Skytop when he stayed up all night because he heard a mouse near the tent. The animal may have been a little larger but it was just as harmless. Wasn't it, Ken? Twclzty-seven

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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.

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- fl 'VN-iw'-. S K, Jigqwxax t mum 1: si-N - -111.1-i.l Twcn ty-eight o f ANNA C. GALVIN Salt Point, New York Athletic Association fl 2 3 41 L C I . , y , ' 3 e erce Fran- cais 12, 31. Anna is. a very, very immodest little girl. She lets the tips ot her ears show !! VVell, Anna, it is very be comin, d 1 g an me are glad to see that you haven't suc- cumbed to bobbing it yet. ESTELLA M. GERMILLER 51 Gate Street Athletic'Association Cl, 2, 3, 41. Estella is a little girl with blond curls and a cheery smile. There was a little girl, if That had a little curl, Right in the middle of her forehead, And when she was good. She was very very good. The rest is censored because it doesn't apply. R TERESA AGNES GERMOND 32 Davies Place Athletic Associationg Basketball C11. VVill enter Skidmore. Teresa has a funny little habit of wrinkling up her nose when she smiles-quite coquettish. And some- times we see her walking up the aisle with her eyes closed. It gives one a very saintly expression, Teresa, but we're afraid you're bluffing. J. DOUGLAS GILL 31 Hammersley Avenue Athletic Association C1 2 3 41' Phoi C41 O , , , , s : rches- tra Cl, Z, 3, 41. Xvill enter Pace Xt Pace Institute oi Accountancy in New York City. VVe have with us James Douglas Gill, Esq., Fire Chief of Rochdale. If it's fire, Doug's there always, unless--he's in Roxbury. Girls are nice in Roxbury, aren't they, Doug? We've heard th t L . a ong Island ranks with Roxbury. Now, Doug, stop Hdgeting. t