Poughkeepsie High School - Phois Yearbook (Poughkeepsie, NY)

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fb , , Q' . if M. Q , 5, if Lf ROBERT E. CORLISS C . 378 Church Street Notre Dame Athletic Association 1, 2, 33 Baseball Seconds 2, Varsity 3, 43 Basketball Interclass Senior 45 Letter Club 3, 4. Bob aspires to the big leagues. Although he is a little fellow, it's diilicult to catch him asleep on second base. Basketball also is his forte: in the interclass league he performed nobly for the seniors. Everytime she cheered Bob sank one from the center of the floor. Yet he strenu- ously denies that the fair sex influences him. We're in- clined to be skeptical, Bob. l ' l SHERMAN H. CRONK - 4 Manitou Avenue Even if he did leave in january, we have not forgotten 1 Q the big honk-and-horn man of '30. Never heard of him? fi, 1 ' Why Sherm Cronk, of course. His agility in changing rl tires may be traced directly to his athletic prowess. W e'll , N bet Sherm could vouch for the fact that an obliging dis- g .1 position and a flashing smile get their reward. More Q power to your horn, Sherm. 5, 4 L' Q-4 'R ll CATHERINE M. CULLEN 15 Baldin Avenue 1 A Q-1 Catherine is one of those girls with an extremely retiring T' disposition, but she has more than her share of non- 1-X chalance. Why, she actually comes sauntering up the ', Qi stairs every morning two minutes before the bell rings. ' A Kay will have to lose this distressing habit to set a good , :fig example to her future pupils. ,Q if? , 1, if N 1 1' 1 ' ll, N. HAROLD R. CUTTEN .af ' 18 Bement Avenue f Commercial Club 33 Athletic Association: Baseball 3, 4, , .. 1 1 nfl Second Team 29 Letter Club 3, -1. 'RQ We often wonder why Harold is so fond of stores, grocery, KX IN confectionery and others. However, he doesn't always -NL spend his time in these cozy retreats for he is also an ac- f, N complished fisherman and baseball player. reg , N ,X bf 1' HN Q' HUBER1' M. DALY 104 South Cherry Street c v, ,4 it Q Notre Dame .Q Athletic Association 1, 2, 3. 4 M' I. QQ ' Hubert might have passed unnoticed in P. H. S. if those A beautiful red locks had not attracted us. Are you as much X NX- of a woman hater as those blushes confirm, or is it that X ,iff Hopewell junction is so far off? But, still water runs tv jg , deep. A rife '1 riffs ft 'Mtg - 3 .gt f A . A-.. .af Rst' Q I ' I I C , - Q g, Twenty-six

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QN 1 1 , M 5 'saw' df' 'ff as BENJAMIN Comm 570 Main Street New York University Irving-Webster 1, 2, 3 Sergeant at Arms 2, Dramatic Club 1, 3 Role in Rivals, She Stoops to Conquer, Athletic Association 1, 2: Basketball Interclass 2. Benny is our jack of all trades. We may meet him on the baseball-diamond, at the theatre, at the soda fountain or on the dance floor. The girls seem to fall for his good looks but even heartbroken rivals must forgive a fellow with such genial ways. KA'1'HL1iisN Counzx 25 Crannell Street Kathleen has been so quiet for four years that we can't very well chide her about anything. One of the charms of this tall, slender girl is that she knows when and when not to speak. This discretion will take you far in the journey of life. Good Luck and Success to you, Kathleen. JEAN W. Cote 46 Southeast Avenue Barnard College Dramatic Club 2, 3, -1: Girls Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Athletic Association 1, 2, 3. jean is ever happy-go-lucky. She eouldn't lose her smile if Miss Douglass took her head off! jean and Lem must have a special diet which includes the rudiments of know- ledge. We wonder of jean is still calling up and asking for Boo , JUANITA CONNEVEY 372 Mansion Street Heights Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 45 El Circulo Cervantes 1, 2. 1930's chronic worrier! Whenever a test comes due, Juanita goes around with an anxious look: after she's passed it, she is her cheerful self once more. juanita's chief hobby is ice-skating, she also aspires to learn tennis. If she becomes a nurse, as she plans to, we know her patients will be well taken care of, for Juanita is un- doubtedly the dependable type. J-M-1 Ll AUBREY BERNARD CooNs fbi 9 Roosevelt Avenue Athletic Association 3, buy' 077 We haven't seen Aubrey since January, but we haven't forgotten those famous speeches of his in Public Speaking class, or those blushes in S. H. 4, either. Perhaps it was those black locks which caused so much Whispering and attention from the opposite sex. Good luck to you, Aubrey. lp. F QQ? Twenty-five if Z l 'c N YE rf S C A f 1 'A Lf , A K ii 9 lil ,xx 1 x K VJ jd Jr K ' w r , , Vf I C5 . 1 1 X .Nfl lf' x fc .. -hi .1 .xi -rv 'N

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...mf....a - ir .- '. -.-f---.2 a -71' ' A 'X .ini -N-NN, QP G3 g ' Yjs JN, I E., it psf 1 AQ MW --,mf , ff 3, '11K5g5,,,WU, 1, if 1, :,M , is I' 'i fw :S-,1 gl,--:1..! '4,' l Tim ki' ji, Xfgs-5? gvfig , 1 it-f' 3 it t. it . of ff -V r i 1 we 9 of Galicia R. DIGILIO 180 Mill Street New Paltz Deliso: Girls Glee Club. Grace is petite, but with her sunny smile she could con- quer the world. You've missed a treat if you've never heard her giggle. Grace, you'll have to control these out- bursts if you intend to become a model secretary. Is it because you like to hear Miss Stewart's clever remarks that you persist in talking to Harold fifth period? ,JL RUTH C. lDlaLAMATER,,f,Q-,G-- 'V 549 Main Street New Paltz Ruth has an exceedingly pleasing disposition, coupled with a desire to be ever helpful. She is very diligent, and will one day make a teacher of merit. Persevere at New Paltz, Ruthie, as you have here, and we prophesy that you will succeed as well. Of course Harry won't be there, but inspirations aren't indispensible to your strong type of mind. Douorm' M. DENNIS Bangall New Paltz Gaze upon the owner of the snappiest pair of brown eyes of which '30 can boast. Dot and Tillie are inseparable. They even went to the Senior Prom together. VVe expect Dot's name to illuminate Broadway because of all the practice acquired at the Bangall dances. Toodle-oo, Dot. GRACE DIAMOND 3 Morgan Avenue Columbia Deliso 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Club 3, -lg Fifth Period Chorus 2, 33 Athletic Association 1. Everyone envies Grace her pretty blond curly hair. Her amiability is one of her outstanding characteristics, as she proved by scrubbing the floor at home where her little sister had spilled a bottle of ink. Good luck, Grace. ALBERT J. IJISTEFANO 18 Davis Street Athletic Association 1, 2, 39 Football Varsity 3, 4 Second Team 2g Letter Club 3, 4. Tall and goodlooking, Al is 30's Gene Tunney. Last fall, as a member of the football team, he covered himself with glory, even though only a lineman. We expect great deeds from that brawn of yours in time to come. Don't disappoint us! J 1 ,rx ' 1 11. , -sr uf. fr nf N.. , Qg, ,en-.,v,,., ie , , .v J ...gg +2 '. ' ' 1. ' , 'ff X-' N N f f . f N. ' .., , ri tx.-f 'd! . init gl, ,. , J ' N y N Q' b, . ,. li ,JJ Twenty-seven 1 l