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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Twenty-eight jOl-IN j. DQERR 7 Holmes Street Football Second Team 23 Baseball Second Team 4. john is the regular outdoor boy. The fish must go into hiding for shame when they see him skim over the surface of the water so smoothly. lVe hear that john doesn't believe in work, but how else could he keep up his lessons? We needn't tell john to take it easy. DOROTHY L. DORAN ' 560 Main Street Commercial Club 3, -lg Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, -lg President -lg Fifth Period Chorus 15 Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, -1. TlIey're at it again. No, not quarrelingl just the two Dots discussing inzpvrlunt matters. Since january Dot has been attending Woods. VVe think she should make an efficient stenographer. ll'e hear her favorite expression is O Kay Right? Aucuimamzs Donn 210 Winnikee Avenue Columbia Irving-Webster 1, 2, 3, -lg Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys Glee Club 1, 2, 3, -lg Boys Glee Club Minstrel 3, -lg Fifth Period Chorus 1, 2, 3, -lg Orchestra 1, 2, 3, -13 Debating Teams: Freshman and junior Inter-Class, Albany. Archie is a familiar figure on the debating platform and in the library. VVe sometimes wonder where he finds so much time for reading, especially since he takes part in many extra-curricular activities and is finishing his high school course six months under schedule. Arch is entering Col- umbia next fall and we sincerely hope that his projects there are as uniformly successful as they have been here. VIRGINIA DREW 25 Carroll Street University of Vermont Phois Advertising Staff 43 Deliso 2, 3, -1-Banquet Com- mittee 2, 33 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Fifth Period Chorus 1, 2, 3: Athletic Association 2, 3. Pink cheeks, blue eyes, blonde hair! VVhat have you? Chorus: Virginia! Pinky combines with good looks, personality and histrionic ability. VVhat more could one ask? Oh, yes, we almost forgot to mention her gift in debating. 'Member Pinky as a debater back in those freshman days? HERBERT F. DUTCIIER 130 Corlies Avenue University of Michigan Phois Advertising Committee -13 El Circulo Cervantes 2: Boys Glee Club Minstrel Lighting -lg Fifth Period Chorus 1, 25 Athletic Association 1, 2, 35 Basketball-Second team 4, Interclass 3, 4. Dutch doesn't say very much, so we assume that he thinks a great deal. At all events, he is industrious, as his elec- trical work for The Gypsy Trail , and his perseverance as a member of the Phois Advertising Staff shows. Al- though we understand the possibilities of a tan Pontiac coupe, we don't see yet by what circumvention he passed us on the way to Castle Point. How was it done, Herb?