Batavia High School - Batavian Yearbook (Batavia, NY)

Page 8 text:

-fi , Gu BUILDIN CK BR ED R LD THE O X I , fy .

Page 7 text:

. I 1 5 1.. ,.. ., A. ' iw! -.2 f GLJSA.L4LfLiLJs'isf!4sJsQs 5' .L'2vkj'LL!2v!J-.5ELL'L'J 'L LL'2.L!JJlL'24LL1JL!A1UiU 'DJWJJLUJ I Us'4lL!'AU!iUMLSUJL!21lL'24U!41lQJlL'Ql'2UlL'4JUs'41LL'iUL!ZlM2!9QIL!2JLL'2JD!4JD!4JlL'i4!M2Jl9!2Jl!2JU!2JLUAUU!4I'MLUWl!2- .'. .', 1 l 2 a D 2 r lkQJL!2lLL'2l A 1 in Z E 3 E E IZCDREWORD LL that I am or hope to be I owe to the un- tiring efforts of my ambitious Staff, to the generosity of my advertisers, to the interested co- operation of my contributors, to the enthusiastic support of my subscribers and to the hoped for approval of my readers. Without the good-will and assistance of all of you, my success would be impossible. If at the conclusion of our interview, I shall have accomplished only one purpose, reached but one objective, I shall feel that my efforts have not all been in vaing that one purpose, to instill and embed in your minds and hearts that one objec- tive, without which no sincere purpose can be accomplished, and which is so essential in the present phase of our Alma Mater's I-Iisftory: Carry On Z 3 il ,x

Page 9 text:

,.,.,YW-.,v..wf---1 Q 'LMKEXWLMLMLMLMEMLMLMNEDMMMXLMLMLMMAAWMXLMMRAWMAMEKQMZLM M4122 '. fLAlklJJJJ,LJJJJfkA lid-IJJJJJJJJ XAXLJXAAALAXJ-XJ JQUQQJLYQJLYZJ DvlIJJ.DJlLk'5ULkJlU!'1iLLfULk1lLWfUlklJlX'2l LUJLUJLkJJLbUU!iULkJlLLJILLfUlkAU!'lIAJJ DEDICATIO The days of the old red school burldlng are numbered 1ts work IS done Very soon when tts last usefulness lS gone It w1ll be torn down and levelled to the dust whence IC arose The old order changeth grvlng place to the new The movlng finger has not ceased to wrlte In a sense the old school w1ll not and cannot be destroyed There IS another edrflce more 1m poslng, whlch stands over the old burldlng That edlfxce IS built of the most preclous materlal known to man Prece by prece brlck by brlck lt has been burlt out of the l1ves of those who spent IH It some of thelr best years and who have left behlnd those years and the1r deeds to ralse the monument of thelr Alma Mater stlll hlgher Long may If stand But the old bulldxng though 1ts practlcal value IS past has stlll a value whlch though sentl mental IS none the less real It IS the frame round whlch cllng the memorles of generat1ons of 1tS sons and daughters In recognmon of thls value we the class of 23 deemlng IC flt that the last class to w1n to graduatlon w1th1n lts walls should have the honor lovmgly dedicate thrs first endear mg product of our labors and our thoughts to The Old Brlck Bulldlng is In I YYYY KYYTYYYY m YYVYWY KYVYY KYYX1 GYYYYVKYYYY A VTVYYNYTYNGYNWWIYF C ji 3 . , E1 . . . . E E' ' In fl In 51 . . E fi ' E in :gg 51 IQ il ' ij . . . ' E , . - ff . . . '. fi - IQ it .... . ij ' a 9 E E, . . ai . . . i1 E 5: . . . . ij I ij ' 1 ij P4 . . , . . ij . . . .' 1 1 1 , 1 . . , a, , . 1 . . . . . it . . . sg l 1 1 1 il . . . . . 1 . . . ' il 9 ' I ' Tl u - ' - an E1 ' E aj 5' .'f..?:tTTfu'fuTInTIf Ah 'ff 'ffl fflT'g'nTf TTIHTIMIA Thlffnffl T' Hit TIHT Hg: TI F' if ,xi ,1-1l..--------V . . . 6. il.-1-Q - E