Batavia High School - Batavian Yearbook (Batavia, NY)

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of 1915. XV e have made the The Picayunew a monthly and this paper has been loyally supported by the Seniors. The Senior Class has participated in the Western New York debat- ing league and has won both debates in which it. entered. The Senior Annual of this class is to be much larger than the pub- lications of previous years. lVe are looking forward to a few more good times, as the Senior Cl-ass, then we will go out into the big world. Let us never forget the pleasant fellowship, which we have enjoyed, during our high school career, and, as we go on, let us bear in mind that '4Scientia est Potential' Sibyl Collins, J15. QE Arbor Day Oration E ARE assembled here this afternoon to dedicate this tree to the memory of one whom God has seen fit to remove from among us. llle plant trees and tiowers over graves so that the memory of those gone before will not pass from our minds. The act of planting the tree is of little moment, and will soon be forgotten, the memories connected with it will remain as long as life itself. It is for this reason that we dedicate our class tree to the memory of Miss Annabel Miller. To us the pure life and earnest. endeavor of our former teacher will ever be an inspiration. Nile remember her for 'her personal interest in our progress, for her cheerful spirit and her conscientious efforts' for our good. The loss of her young life is a real loss to us and to our Alma Mater. May this tree grow to be a towering elm, so that in future years when occasion brings us to this site our minds will wander back to the past, and once more our high school days will be brought before us. The surroundings with which we are now so familiar will not stand the test of time without some change. llut we sh- ll t f 'l -, a no ,ai to recognize the towering elms and shady maples which adorn the campus. This little elm which now seems so frail, 'will then be among the greatest and command our attention, not only because of its beauty and strength, but also because of the memory of her to whom it was dedicated by the Class of 1915. Harold lV. Page, 315 ' 28

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Class of 19168 EDXVARD F. ARNOLD, 110 East Ave. Born, July 8, 1897, B'3.f2lVi3- Grammar School, East Main St., English course. hl.-XRIAN F. BARDAGE, 34 Porter Ave. Born, Elba., July 26, 1900. Graincmar School, Ross St., Latin-English, course, Future work, Teacher, Junior Class, Literary Society Q3-45. JOSEPH CLAYTON BARoooIi, 5 Porter Ave. Born, Batavia, July 2, 1898. Grammar School, Pringle Ave., English course, Future work, Dentist, University of Buffalo, Important committees, Glee Club, Member of A. A. Q35 , Class fl-33 5 Musical, Glee Club MJ. KENNETH S. BARNES, 201 Washington Ave. Born, Aug. 18, 1896. Grammar School, XVashingto-n Ave., English course, Football Q35 RUTH MARIE BELCHER, 310 Jackson St. Born, Warsaw, Jan. 4. Grammar School, Boss St. and Wfashington Ave., English course, Junior Class, Literary Society fell, Musical, Glee Club. l'lAliOLD G. BLAIR, 24 Montclair Ave. Born, Batavia, April 17. G1'2l1lll1lil1'.SCl100l, XVashington Ave., Business course, Football fl-2-35 , Member of A. A. Q1-2-35 , Literary Society USD. EDITH AGNES BRICE, 20 Oak St. Born, Batavia, Dec. 2, 1899. Cri-aminar School, St. Joseph's Academy, English course, Junior 1 Class, Literary Society C2-33. RUSSELL JA3IEs BRIDGE, 47 YV. Main St. Born Bav Mills Mich, 1899. A A 3 ' . ' Graininar School, Cliitorfl, Ontario, English course, Member of Junior Class. VINCENT BROWN, 138 W. Main St. Born, Batavia., 1899. llil'?lll1ll'12ll' School, St. J osephfs, Latin-Englisli course. LEON J. BROXVNV, 26 Center St. Born, Buffalo, N. Y., June 6, 1898. l8il.'2lill1l1l11,l School, Mexico Academy, English course, Future Worlz, Civil Engineering, Member of Junior Class. IRVING J. CALL., Staltorfl, N. Y. BorII, Staltorcl, July 21, 1900. Grainmar School, lVashington and Ross St., English course, Future work Fai-min0'. 7 D FLORENCE L. CHABlJOCK,, 25 Frosbect Ave., Born, May 19, 1898, Ba.tavia. fililllllllfll' School, Wasliington Ave., German-English course, Future work, Music, College, Conservatory of Inusic, Member of Junior Class, Literary Society LAD. GERTRUDE C. CREIIAN, 121 Summit St. Born, Batavia, Mar. 31, 1897. fi'l'Zl.1lll1l2ll' School, St. J oseplfs, Classical course, Press Associa- tion, Literary Society C3-45, Musical, Glee Club. ,I 30