Poughkeepsie High School - Phois Yearbook (Poughkeepsie, NY)

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?i..-X 1 x .' vs ff 1-. qi- 11 1 'Q l. sl' R x. .w X1 x 24 'I .1 N 1 , -1 1'- Y l A Y F. i 4 ,J 1 it Elf, 4 I 1 iv N 4 I. 1 A S Y' Af 'F ,. Twenty-two EDITH M. BOOTH 6 North Hamilton Street Syracuse University Senior Prom Music Committeeg Basketball Interclass First Team -l. Boots started to let her hair grow, but Ifmally she capitu- lated and now she has the cute Colleen Moore hair cut. Boots bids fair to rival Floyd Gibbons in rapidity of speech. We're still wondering from whence came the attractive wrist watch that she sports. Avouez Boots! EDWARD VINCENT BRANDS lf'-41'L'c'11 Dem Street North Eastern University Senior Prom Chairman of Music Committeeg Class Night Playg Irving-VVebster 43 Boys Glee Club 23 Fifth Period Chorus 1, 23 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, -lg Athletic Association 2. Vincent is our best example of an I told you so. He's nearly always right, but remember that one is judged not only by what he does, but also by what he doesn't. Vin- cent's favorite subject is physics, and one can always find him in D-8 at 3:30 experimenting or disagreeing with Archy. What do you do in Arlington so much, Vincent? BARBARA C. BROCK lt L F - ' 12 Hanscom Avenue r f smith X Senior Prom Committee: Deliso 2, 3, 4: Boys Glee Club Minstrel 45 Fifth Period Chorus 1, 2, 35 Athletic Asso- ciation 1, 2, 3, 4. Bob is that sprightly young lady who is always rushing places and doing things. Her work in Deliso together with her dancing and bridge have added to her already full schedule of activities. And just to be clever we're not going to mention the person who monopolizes the re- mainder of her time! Have a good time at Lake Sunapee this summer, Bob: we know you did, last year! CHRISTINA K. BRUNO i N 39 Harris Street Vassar Training School Athletic Association 1, 2, 3. Because of her sunny disposition and her infectious giggle, Chris has won many friends for herself. Smiling isn't her only accomplishment: she can also act. Smile on, Chris! Remember the voice with the smile wins in any profession, especially nursing. EUGENE R. BUECHELE 558 Main Street Did you ever know Gene was a millionaire? His 500,- 000,000 war marks Knot scars, Doral are worth-looking at, anyway. From what we have seen of him, Gene ap- pears to be of a retiring nature, except when discussing his favorite topic-airplanes. At the Poughkeepsie Air Port he wanders about much, doubtless soaring in his dream ship. Come out of that fog, Gene. , i '11 0 l l l 1 'i' it 4 .i 1 i N! 1. Q P yi. li' v. lr 1,1 X Lx - V 1 Q V' .4 .fi QQ L 1v' MXN, j..k 4 1.1 .X , '1 5 N - ix, 1.x . . '. .X . .Q . mf ,f '4 V'-iff KYA4 I X- ., , l. i VJ MT,

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you 4 l. ' -l qi' 01 ' ' B - .V iff . ' N ,B - -Q .1 .33 if PAUL KING Bisxisoicr 6 Forbus Street Leland Stanford University Phois Associate Literary Editor 45 Athletic Association 1, ZZ, 3, 43 Athletics: Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 3, 43 Track 3, -lg Letter Club 3, 4. Paul is one of those big bashful football captains who believes in the axiom, They shall not pass. Besides brawn, Paul has brains. Even though he's never been accused of bringing home a book, his marks always rate near the top. Paul, be it known, is a gentleman, and if you don't know why, we won't tell you. I , VINCENT 'l'. j. BIRCHALL G5 Main Street Athletic Association 3. i If it is true that ladies fall for strong, silent men , Vince l should be mobbed. Of course, we don't vouch for the 9 strength, but we will for the silence. Vince has the dis- tinction of being the only member of S. H. 4 whom Miss N Stewart has not reproved for talking at least once this it year! 3 'J IJOROTHY BIRCHER Nyyxlq 146 Mansion Street 9 1111058 Literary' Staff 4, Commercial Club 2, 3, 4. li . ' 'KN Dot vows she never studies at home, but we are inclined lb not to believe her. How could anyone get such good X . . . . lx marks, and not study? She is following in her Dad's N7 footsteps, by supporting him in his minstrel shows. We Qc are wondering why you were so anxious to invite your lgl own partner to the Commercial Club Social. lil fd ,YA lllARY B060 62 South Clover Street iw Eastman Business School El Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4. N X1 Mary first attracted us because of her modish clothes and lyl because of the persevering way in which she does her les- lffi sons every fifth period. Sometimes, however, Mary seeks l Xl a little relaxation by writing a note to Chris or by staring out of the window. We wonder what she's thinking? .Xl LLQMMA M. D. Boxes 38 Virginia Avenue 94,4 smith College llf Senior Prom Committee Cfavorslg Phois Chief Literary lx Editor 43 Phois Class Knocks 23 Deliso 3, 45 Boys Glee Club Minstrel 3, 4: Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4. fx 1 Near the top of every honor list that has been published Q X-1' during the last three and one-half years you will find Lem's ' 'X, name. She believes in getting things done early. We x fl heard that she had a friend over for breakfast one morn- fc ' ing. The early bird gets the grub . q X l X -I dining' 12,1 tx Twenty-one

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,Q S' fy Sw 1' l HELEN V. BURNS 138 Winnikee Avenue l Commercial Club 2, 3, -1. , Helen is a dependable worker, both in classes and at Q Grant's on Saturdays. She is an outdoor girl, too, for she is very fond of camping and hiking. Is it just your liking for basketball that takes you to so many games? More length to your hair, Helen, and the best of luck to you! ' Doius M. CAIRE 14 Rose Street I Class Night Make-Up-Committee: Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 33 Phois Typist -lg Athletic Asso- ciation 1, 2, 3. Q Wherever you see Do, you invariably see Billie Weyant. As for the Kingston trip, Do-do certainly showed her 97 , .7 school spirit. CRernen1ber Crosswell?D If you want to .j know anything concerning fires, ask Doris. She gets all s her information at the Firemen's Balls. Wh-Otts his x name? Too bad he lives in Beacon. ' f FRANcEs A. CANE Standfordville ,I if Eastman , A W . Frances has been very quiet and demure during her stay f- ,411 at P. H. S. We really envy her easy-going disposition by and her everlasting nonchalance. Exactly the type for a 'X ik, stenographer, eh? judging from her frequent attendance 'K i 1. Point prefer blondes! ' 4 t a if at the Grange dances we know that the gentlemen in Salt Qr 9 X bl Romain -I. CARROLL 101 South Avenue Notre Dame V! Bob will soon be hitting the trail for South Bend where 1' the little school called Notre Dame is situated. He be- l lieves in working up from the bottom so he starts by sell- Q - ..-- - v. PX N ing shoes. Silence is golden, Bob. ! xx A Q9 . Q , A V ,4 RUTH A. CARROLL Pleasant Valley X . -L V ,f New Paltz I 8' A ' Is Ruth called Ducky because she is always calm and 'Q ,I serene or because she passes on never disturbed by the ' yfq petty annoyances of mere mortals? We often wonder if I N ' A the reason for Ruth's patient waiting for letters from An- x gola, and her constant promenading of Liberty Street is f ' a certain young gentleman from Tri State . N ,fra .- lyk 5 M - QTY, ' ' ' W ' Q8 A ' Q 0 -ll 4 ' i is Twenty-three