Poughkeepsie High School - Phois Yearbook (Poughkeepsie, NY)

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DoIzo'I'HY L lgicvvis '39 Nfffllf Hi'mlll 'l Struct Banker 25 Baseball I. Wanted: Intelligent girl, quiet, very ncali must llc PVCUY- C211 . . 7 in erson at Happy HzIrry's Hangoutf P , . Did somebody mention Dot',f ICDITH LIEBMAN 45 College Avenue Deliso 2, 3, 45 Secretary 45 A. A. 2, 35 Badminton 2. Attention, Parisian Inodels, should llidith, our miniature model of Inodish apparel, head your wayl Though keeping Deliso minutes occupies Edith's time, she still has minutes to trip the light fantasticf' VINCENT S. LOMORIELLO 177 North Hamilton Street A. A. 2. When someone does one thing well, that's good, when that same someone manages well, two things at the same time, thatls swell. Vinnie does. He attacks a job and schoolwork and emerges victorious in bothl ARTHUR 0, LONG Adv I3 Parkwood Boulevard Honor Society 2, 3, 45 N. F. L. 2, 3, 45 Monitor I, 25 Debating 2, 3, 45 Orchestra I, 25 Phois Staff 4. He's tall, striking, and intelligent and even a Lilly romantic. These attributes together with his long strides have made us all notice him more than once. JOSEPH NI. LOUTY 401 Main Street Honor Society 25 Commercial Club 45 Stamp Club 15 Banker 45 First Aid 15 Track 4.5 Harmonica Band 1, 2. Joe is that suave boy, who is so keen in English class. He catches many a girlls eye, but he's still foot-loose and fancy- free. For how long? ALLISON LowE 319 Hooker Avenue A. A. 2, 3, 45 G. A. A. 25 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Allison has a lovely alto voice, which lends itself well to har- monizing. In fact, she goes in for harmony in more ways than one, forvshe is never grouchy Nor-cross? ELEANOR M. LowN 4 7 North Hamilton Street If a girl's hair is her crowning glory, El would surely be a queen. Her red-blond loveliness will be a living advertisement of her chosen career as a beautician LORAINE LUCIER - Q0 Washington Street G. A. A. 25 Bank Clerk 4. Loraine, Loraine, we're really stuck! In sports you show lot of pluck, We know you dailyiride your bike, But we don't know just what you're like. Well, anyway, here's lots of luckl GENEVIEVE P' MCAVOY 60 Montgomery Street Dramatic Club 15 A. A. 2, 3, 43 G, A, A, 2, 3, Gen's', motto is UA smile a day keeps the doctor away - -but not Ray-'Z Why is it chewing-gum and candy stores about town don t go bankrupt? Here's the answer! DOROTHY C- MCDERMOTT I3 Catharine Street Sorry, lassie, but-you're too latef' St. Peter will say at the pearly gate, If Irish Dot 'doesn't mend her ways And get to school dearly-a few of the days!

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HARVEY KEY 639 Main Street G. O. Representative 1, First Aid 13 Basketball 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3. Stubby . proves that even aniathlete can go through school without being molested by feminine attentions. His constant companions are Vinny', and Pic.', At any rate, we girls can admire your blush from a distance, can't we? MARGARET M. KING 3Q May Street G. A. A. 1, 23 Basketball I, 23 Tennis 2, 3. V , . Here's one more golden-haired girl who hasn't found that time hangs heavily on her hands since entering P. H. S.. Just try to catch her between Omegalgatherings, tennis tournaments, and dates with Bill I. lt's ataskl RAICHARD L. KNOX A4' ' 127 Academy Street Honor Society 2, 3, 43 A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Irving, Webster' 13 Plioir Staff 43 First Aid I3 Business Commit-tee, 'Pride and Prejudice 3, Nothing but the Truth 4.3. Football 43 Baseball A dance just is1'i't clompletcrwithout Dickn and his lVlary,' disposition. Good looks, dancing ability, and many friends haven't interfered with Dick's scholastic records, either. ' MARY D. KRAFCZYK 24 Parker Avenue G. A. A. 23 Basketball 23 Baseball 2. ' I 4 1 ' Mary seems quiet but not when she's,among friendsg then, she is the center of attention. But who wouldn t be with wit like hers?-v . 9' ' - I ' lVlARY JANE LARNER . . ' ' . 18 South Clinton Street G. O. Alternate 13 A. A. 1, 2, 33 First Aid 1. ' ' Four were blonds, and five brunettes, And one was asaucy little redhead. ' That one is our Mary, Jane, Whose titian locks make her one A of the Pretty Girls in P. H. S. Neediwe tell you that? KARLEEN K. LAss1TER ' 169 Mansion Square ,Deliso 2, 33 A. 2, 3, 43 Girls Glee Club 43 Pizoir Staff, Art Editor 43 Properties, Big Hearted Herbertl' 3. '- Hereis a girl who can wear lovely clothes to advantage. It's hard to tell which of her many swains is first in her heart, but we've heard that when she Doug she found black LEILA LASSITER 169 Nlansion Square Girls' Glee Club 4. I I 4, f Leila with her pleasant smile and unsurpassed wit makes friends quicker than anyone we know. What an asset Watertown lost when Leila moved to Poughkeepsie! W'e envy some of the next generation, since Leila is to be a teacher. MARY RosAL1E LEO 136 Parker Avenue A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Commercial ,Club 43 First Aid 1. Q Mary is that chic, dark beauty who is con-Vince-dn that lish- ing, especially Whalen', is one of the most attractive of sports. Mary is a success at it, tool IRENA LEONIDOFF PCY1ClCll Road G. O. Representative 33 G. A. A. I3 German Club 3. Exotic, fascinating 'llran gave High School a ,cosmopolitan air all the while she was here. ls it true that your house was the favorite spot for Pi meetings, Ira? C1,IFFoRu LEVVIS 593 Mfilll SUCCY G. O. Alternate 23 Cotnmercial Club 25 Monitor I3 Bank Clerk 2. A good dancer, a good dresser, a good rollicking fellowl That,s fcKip. '.'Kippy's always ready to join the gang, especially if Ruthie's present.

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CATHERINE A. MCKENNA 26 Delano Street Honor Society 2, 33 Debating 3. Some chew gum, others twirl their thumbs, Cathy doo- dles sketches of girls over her papers. Don't let that fool you, she if paying attention. Look at her high marks. DONALD MCKIERNAN Aff 96 Pine Street Class Vice-President 1, Honor Society 2, 3, 43 A. A. 3, 4, Plzois Staff 4, Basketball, Interclass 2, Baseball 1, Track 2, 3, 4. Watch his smoke as he burns up the track! Look at the fellows all in back! 'Tis true not only in the out-of-doors But also in the classroom where he scores. JOHN MCNULTY o Mansion Street 35 G. O. Representative 4, A. A. 2, 3, 4, Monitor 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4. Wintry blasts drive him to the basketball court, and spring breezes lure him to the baseball diamond. John, however, is no Hgrandstand playern, the fans all think he's'mighty fine. EDWARD S. MACIAG 50 Taylor Avenue Red is Eddie's primary color. He didn't have to take design qato learn that, for he is a gentleman who prefers redheads to blonds. Slug is also a bright light in basketball G. ELAINE MAGILL I2 Pershing Avenue Elaine doesn,t let her active social life crowd out her school work. No sir, listen to her in history class, and you'd believe she stays home every night to study. MANUS A. MALTZ 60 Noxon Street Tall, shy Manus wants to be a chiropractor. We know he will succeed and bring fame and fortune to himself and-to some- one else. Shall we tell 'em, Manus? EDWARD MASERJIAN 383 Main Street Debating 2, Phois Staff 4. VVatch your step, boys and girlsl This dark-haired boy is a candid camera enthusiast. Perhaps he plans to follow in his family's footsteps and take up photography professionally. Why not, Edward? SHIRLEY H. MEADE 31 Carroll Street G. O. Representative 2, G. O. Alternate 4, Dramatic Club I, G. A. A. 1, 3, Monitor 2, 33 Bank Clerk 2, 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross Representative 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee, Chairman 3, Junior Ring Committee 33 Junior Usher 3, Basketball I, Tennis 3, 4, Volley Ball 2, Hockey 2. Shirley is a truly out-of-doors girl, ruddy-cheeked and clear- eyed. Besides being a crack tennis player, she swims and rides. You Al make a fine gym teach'r, sho' nuffl FLORENCE R. MELHADO 2 Clark Street A little Ray of sunshine has entered Elo,s life, but that's no surprise to us, for Flo's big eyes are a great attraction. We didn't know you liked SealyhanIs, f'Flo l RICHARD D. MERRl'T'f 43 South Clinton Street A, A, 1, 2, 3, 4, High Times Staff I, Band 3, 4. To be sure, Dick lVlerritts in all his studies-and that isn't all. Did you ever hear him beat it out on a Sax ? Say, you're missing something if you havenit.