Poughkeepsie High School - Phois Yearbook (Poughkeepsie, NY)

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,rneonoaoeoupos NANCY so R155-5 VICEPESIDENT PRESIDENT X135 JOE- or M PILQX' 'gig SSC-R CCAQE 'rl , av 6 19-'VP' . T4f?y Blau ING down the curtain! The final act of that great drama that has com- prised our four years in high school is over at last. Touched with the same glorious thrill that heralded our entrance, We have experienced happiness, fun, sadness, and hard work. These years have meant progress- progress! That has ever been our theme-our byword--in our competition assemblies, our everyday work, and this, our Phois. Always we have been fervent organizers--originating a Freshman Dramatic Club, a Freshmen Dance, and an election for Freshmen notables. Then the scene opened on the next act and we became interested in speech activities-dominating debates as well as declamations. Our slogan then was, Watch for us, here we come, and we're aiming at the topll' Not Content with being champs and leaders in sports-interclass basketball win- ners for three years, no less-We immediately responded with one of the greatest Junior Proms of all time. Maytime-a beautiful theme beautifully portrayed. Then-we had reached the top. We were seniors at last. Hustle and bustle reigned as We all busily met the problems that faced us. Bolstered by a profitable Junior Prom, we presented a Senior Prom, Whose praise will long echo in these time-weary halls. The decorations shone, depicting a Winter Carnival in all its glory. No matter how frivolous we may have been, how- ever, We have still been conscious of a struggle-a great world struggle. Many of the boys of '43 are already doing their share, and still more will have left to take up their weapons upon graduation. Well, it was inevitable, the final act and then-diplomas. Let us now bid fond farewell for the last nightl' curtain has finally been rung down.