Poughkeepsie High School - Phois Yearbook (Poughkeepsie, NY)

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VIRGINIA EDsoN 35 Harrison Street One can tell by looking at Virginia what the well dressed girl is wearing. Perhaps that is the result of her frequent New York trips. Since gentlemen prefer blondes Cwith baby voicesd, Virginia adorns many New York frat dances. She is now attending Wood's, and will doubtless become a model secretary. Aramis EIII.I4:In1sk 84 Winnikee Avenue Class Night Committee Typist -lg Phois Typist 43 Com- mercial Club 2, 3, -L. Ag is one of the most helpful girls in school. She is al- ways either lending something or assisting someone with his lessons. Her speed, as a typist, helped get the Class Night l'lay out in good time. We always thought you were impervious to masculine charms, Ag, but when we saw you at the Senior Prom, we knew we were badly mis- taken. I juries EI.I.Is f ' 202 Smith Street Commercial Club 33 Athletic Association l, 3. Red hair-vocation undecided: Uft for talking he is chided. Perhaps an honor seat in history class includes the talking privilege. Anyway, jim, your long topic was unusually Interesting. Have you ever noticed those two dimples playing hide and seek among Henery's freckles? Lovlslc EIUIARD 151 Union Street This pretty little miss is the very acme of neatness and gentleness. To look at her one would almost think Louise was bashful, but then still water runs deep. We've seen Louise ride to school frequently in a tricky roadster, but when questioned, she professes innocence. Louise's etliciency and personality are going to be big factors in some business office. ELLEN CARR ERIcKs1zN 350 Mansion Street Northwestem University Deliso -1. All the way from Kentucky Ellen came to light a way into our hearts with her glowing red hair. She constitutes that unusual combination of beauty and brains. But she is always fearful of getting below 90 in a history quizg and when she does what a cry of distress! Northwestern will gladly welcome you, we know. Twenty-nine

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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?

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Thirty KL.. E KATHERINE M. FARRELL 387 Church Street Cornell Senior Announcement Committee: Athletic Association 1, Deliso 3, 4. Linguistically speaking, Kay is a shark, and if you don't take our word for it ask Miss Jackman or Miss Mucken- houpt. Kay has never failed to get on the honor list, for she's as bright as her auburn hair. And she's earned 17 counts while the rest of us were striving to get the nec- essary 15. Small but snappy is Kay. TVIARGARET K. FELLOXVS 4:26 Church Street Mount St. Vincent Fifth period Chorus 3, 43 Athletic Association 3, 4. Margaret is another of those silent, self-reliant maids who tends strictly to her own affairs. Vlie often won- der how you manage to maintain that unbroken silence during school hours. It must be a gift. Your exacting nature coupled with your unfailing willingness, Margaret, will tend to make your future work a complete success. FREDERICK E. FITZGILES 94 North Clinton St. Irving-Vllebster Reporter 25 Dramatic Club Treasurer 35 Boys Glee Club President 3, 4: Boys Glee Club Minstrel 3, 45 Debating Teams-White Plains, Sophomores, Seniors. Here's personality plus brains. Fred charms us from the stage, the front of the room, or the next seat. His rank as a conversationalist is equalled only by his ability for act- ing, singing and debating. Freddy is a great worker and was able to take a big part in The Gypsy Trail. MYRON FLEISHMAN 34 Hammersley Avenue Harvard College Spade oratorg Class Night-cast: Phois Advertising Com- mittee Year -lg Irving-Webster 1, 2, 3, 43 Membership Committee 4, Dramatic Club 3, 45 National Forensic League 4, Boys Glee Club 3, 43 Boys Glee Club Minstrel 45 Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 43 Debating Teams Class Teams 1, 35 Varsity: Troy 25 White Plains, leader, 33 Albany, leader 45 Tennis-1st team 3, -lg Letter Club 3, 4. Minie adds fellowship to scholarshipg not satisfied with galloping through his course in three and a half years he is a member of all the societies for which he is elegible, and furthermore, is a candidate for the tennis team. RONALD E. FLEMING 5 Morgan Avenue Phois, Art Staff year 1930. Ron is the shy, unassuming little fellow who resides in S. H. 4. However, when it comes to scholarship, he cer- tainly shines. Every summer we Hnd Ron in the Role of a first class ice-man. He seems to be rather busy lately, but We almost suspect that the object of his atten- tion has nothing to do with school. -,, .,,... R9-fi, , xfy' ,v 1 lf:2'A QQ, ' 3' ' iv! lull V' ' A - gf' kx,f i '