Poughkeepsie High School - Phois Yearbook (Poughkeepsie, NY)

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1 5 ' ,. 615' ls, . ig ,-, 4 '4 JAMES ABDOO 472 Main Street Notre Dame Big Play Business 3, 4: Boys Glee Club 43 Fifth Period Chorus 2, 3, Athletic Association-Financial Manager 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball: Varsity -1, Basketball: Interclass 1, 2, 3, -1, Second 2, 8, Track: Interclass 3, 49 Letter Club 3, 4. jimmy is one of the most industrious students in S. H. 4. lt was once rumored that he wrote a good many notes to the young ladies who sat around him.-At length it was disclosed that he but requested an assignment, or at most the loan of a pencil. -l5:'1 0 f ARTHUR ABRAMSKY 173 Mansion Square Harvard l l Irving-Webster 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, -15 Na- tional Forensic League 4g Boys Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Boys Glee Club Minstrel 3, 47 Chorus 1, 2, 3: Orchestra 1, 23 Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4: Debating: Varsity 1, 2, 3, 4, - ' 'f Interclass 1, 2, 35 Basketball: Interclass 43 Tennis 3, 43 ', , i' fi Letter Club 2, 3, 4. If Art is a great talker on the debating platform, and his if ' voice resounds boldly at Glee Club meetings. In answer J to his oft repeated query, Should I? , we would like to say Yes, but we hardly think it safe-unless it's whether , he should try out for the tennis team. ' , k. 1.-A . 1:- rf-.Q EVELYN ABRAMSKY 116 Main Street 9 i . - V Miami University -Q iQ Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Fifth Period Chorus 2, 3. cf: Although Evelyn has a reddish glow in her hair, she is V' A an exception to the rule, for she is very amiable and friend- ' ' 1,1 N .Hg ly. Remember her talks with Paul during fifth period by and Miss Stewart's frequent reprovals? Never mind, ,N Ev, perhaps you'll be a great success as a lecturer. ,E ri is xg IRVING MYRON ABRAMSKY 17 Franklin Street Q X r J T' University of Alabama A 'vi Irving-Webster 1, 2, 31 Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, -43 Q? Baseball Second Team, Varsity 3, -15 Basketball Inter- 'xi class 2, 3: Second Team 3: Track Interclass -1: Tennis is XX Varsity 3, 43 Letter Club 3, 4. 'Qi Babe is one of the best all-round athletes in P. H. S. Be- N sides starring as forward on the basketball team, he has Q gained a great deal of renown on the baseball diamond T NN and the tennis court. gy' , V J X QQ BEULAH GRACE ADAMS Hyde Park gm, Y Eastman College V 'QQ' Beulah hails from the wilds of Hyde Park. In spite of the L - 'l 4 distance she travels every morning she's, always on time. y A, Don't believe her interests are all confined to the country K ' tho'g it's rumored she attended the Senior Prom with a lad from R. P. I. Can you be both a good teacher and a good dancer, Beulah? 4 fi IT. g I X A c ' Will? 'QW' 3- 'u ' . , Q Ta. Eighteen

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4, 4 v ' N .12 ' 0 0 JOSEPHINE Axrsnonsmco Salt Point Seymour Smith Academy Josephine recently came to P H. S from Beacon Hi h ' . . g . She certainly knew what she was doing when she changed. Why is it that Josephine gets so warm when anyone men- , tions Florida? She has such a pretty smile and blush, too. l All right, Josie, we'll stop teasing. Emir S. APPEL Salt Point Road Irving-Webster 4: Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Big Play 1 The Rivals g Bloys Gee Club 2. I Emet used to ride to school on a bicycle but now he has a different automobile almost every day. Doesn't this prove that he is a progressive young man? He won't have to leave his native environment because he's going to study agriculture. Do you think Pleasant Valley is really an attractive place, Emet? - I I 9 Q1 ,T IQATHRYN K. ARBORIO 1-ll Academy Street Smith College Kay has not been in P. H. S. so very long, but she has if f-1 made many friends. This is a girl of no little distinction: besides going to Florida ten times, she has met ex-President , I. Coolidge and Governor Roosevelt. I hope we're not let- if N ting out any secrets-but one can invariably see Kay in fl, fs New Haven any week-end. Now, don't all make a rush ll- for New Haven. Ng x , I - tv , A .-If M 4 ' ' 'A :Q ,,,fE1:'r'1Nu ARNOLD 12 Whitehouse Avenue 'Q' Q VVilliams College 'Xi . . . . . . . 'Af Q Phois Editor-in-chief -lg subscription staff 3: Irving-Web- W4 ster 23 Viceapresident 3, -1: National Forensic League 45 Q, ,I Athletic Association 2, 3, 49 Debating Teams: Interclass 3, leader -L: Varsity, Troy 2, White Plains leader 3, Troy V' 4 X1 leader -l, Newburgh -l. N 4 Z N Elting is one of the school's prize students. He has been N4 Q ' a shining light in scholastic circles since his matriculation, ,Af rarely failing to make the A-Honor Roll. In addition, X4 he has shown great practical ability as editor-in-chief of 1 . X the present work. Improve your line before you get to -Q . VVilliams, Elting. 'in .Q X Orro C. ARNOLD 352 Church Street Duke University v 'C N V .fx Senior Prom Committee: Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, -lg 5 '3 . 9. X f Basketball Interclass -lg Track -lg Letter Club 4. Ot is noted for his ability to get along exceedingly well Q' J f with the young ladies of P. H. S. However, he often ' D' .4 incurs the wrath of Miss Stewart by carrying on too many .'X pleasant conversations with his feminine acquaintances. Despite these diversions he demonstrated very well how ' the track team should be managed. 1 -'R . , Q -ba - , .g ' . . -.. Q ' I ' il I kv , , f Yi Nineteen