Mynderse Academy - Myndersian Yearbook (Seneca Falls, NY)

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You will find the famous Lenox Brand Coffee 30 cents per lb. at Perkins’ Grocery 57 State Street E.J. Leonard’s Old Stand BOTH I’HONES D. M. Kellogg Coaches for Commencement Week Livery Public Storage and Garage 15-19 State Street Roy W. Yawger Lumber Coal, Sash and Cement Both Phones Foot of Water Street E. C. Davis Co. Garage Overland Automobiles Motorcycles Bicycles Repairs Storage Supplies Home Phone 254 W 155 Fall Street Seneca Falls, N.Y. [16] Let me save you money in Furnishing Your Home At Ryan’s you’ll find Furniture of high quality in the newest and riches designs E. J. Ryan 27-29 State St., Seneca Falls, N.Y. The Rolfe Motor Co. 7 Cayuga Street Absolutely Fire Proof Garage Repairs and Supplies of All Kinds Go to Poolos Co. for High-Grade Chocolates and Bon Bons Delicious Ice Cream and Ices Fruits of All Kinds in Season We Deliver the Goods Both Phones At Bauer’s Fountain Cool Delicious the flavor of its pure Fruit Juices What is more refreshing than a glass of our Soda Water ? Mrs. L. M. Clark’s Millinery (Over Kenyon’s) Quick Shoe Repairing Shop We use Lindenoid, Guaranteed Water-Proof Shoe Leather We do nothing but First-Class Work All Work Guaranteed We put Rubber Soles on Rubber Goods. We put Turned Soles on Turned Goods We Use the Best Stock in the City Come and try our work and he convinced John Pirrone Norcott Block 16 State Street

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Senior Alphabet A stands for Allegiance, which the members will not lose, B stands for Business, of taxes and of dues. C is for the Class, a wonder it may seem; I) is for Defeat, a thing we all redeem. K is for Efficiency, in which our class excels ; I ' is for Fairness that our faculty compels. G is for Glorious: that’s the way we feel. H stands for Happy,• always before each meal. I stands for Isolate, a thing to us not known; I stands for Jealousy, in standings is not shown. K is for Knowledge, a thing we all possess; L is for the Lust which leads us to success. M is for Marvelous, that way we’re sure to feel. X is for our Nation—to it. alone, we kneel. O is for Opulent, a virtue our members own. I is for Penitent, which we have always shown. Q is for Quality, for that our class will stand ; R is for Ready, for we are always on hand, S is for the Success, our class mates will have won; T is for Troubles we’ll see them overcome. I’ is for Useful, the way we all will be, V is for Vanity, which you will never see. YV is for Weakness, something you cannot find, X is for Xample, always to work and to grind. V is for Youth, an age we have passed by, Z is for Zest, and now we'll say “Good-bye.” DONALD G. KIBBEY 12. Popular Nicknames in the Senior Class Bolivar—Clinton Beach. Rete—Marguerite Bracht. Brownie—Margaret Brown. Babe—Francis Clary. Dvvite—Evelyn Emens. Fergie—Anna Ferguson. Liz—Elizabeth Halpin. Force—Grace Hodge, l ed—Lina Kellogg. R( ck—Rt ckwell Kenyc n. Kib—Donald Kibbey. Shorty—Mary .Long. Professor—Olin Lyke. Codfish—Edward Reagan. Kate—Cat her ine Reynol d s. Lizzie—Elizabeth Rice. Eddie—Emily Ryan. I Yter—Emmett Ryan. Sandy—F.arl Sanderson. Spearmint—I lazel Sant. Sue—Mary Souhan. Hoddie—Howard Woods. Familiar Sayings Clinton Beach—I got a stitch. Marguerite Bracht—Do you get me. Steve? Janet Browne—I wish 1 had an auto (a Pierce probably). Margaret Brown—Oh curses. Alice Burroughs—Is the car late? Francis Clary—Have you got your German? Mary Deary—Mother won’t allow me t . Evelyn Emens—I lost something. Anna Ferguson—Isn’t he swell? Elizabeth Halpin—Are you ready. Ada? Grace Hodge—They didn’t tell me. Lina Kellogg—Look at him. Rockwell Kenyon—Let’s take a half. DoDnald Kibbey—Let’s start something. Mary Long—Oh, gee! Olin Lyke—Oh, flip! Alice Penoyar—May I have my sweater? Marie Reagan—Cheese it! Katherine Reynolds—Oh, yes. I know him. Edward Reagan—I would like to add a word. Elizabeth Rice—I don’t know. Elsie Roffo—It would freeze if it was cold enough. Emily Ryan—Ee dunno. Emmett Ryan—That boy is there. Earl Sanderson—I don’t exactly rememlier. Hazel Sant—Oh, my Louie! Mary Souhan—Oh, my! Elma Stanton—Something like that. Cleda Ward—Its time for the car. Howard Woods—I didn’t read it like that. Class Stones Freshmen—Emerald. S phomore—GrindsU ne. Junior—Blarney Stone. Senior—Tomb Stone. [15]

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Take a Kodak with you this summer It will make your vacation more pleasant We have Kodaks and Supplies Davis Harpst, Druggists Belle Mead Sweets Chocolates and Bon Bons The Candy of “Quality” Sold by R. A. Canfield B. F. Clark Grocer 152 Fall Street, Seneca Falls, N.Y. Students! Have your picture framed where you can obtain the largest assortment of Mouldings with the best workmanship Where Can That Be—Why at G. L. Ayers’ Art Store (Over Cardan's) Frank Gargan Co. Seneca Falls, N. Y. Second-Hand Goods Bought and Sold John H. O’Brien Lehigh Valley Coal Sand and Gravel Office and Yard, Canal St. Both Telephones Douglass Shoes Are the Best Quality and Price Considered For Men and Boys White Shoes for Ladies and Children E. W. Addison S. M. Smith Dealer in Harness Robes Trunks Suit Cases, Etc. Wescott-Jewel Co. The Pioneer Ruler Makers Seneca Falls, N. Y. We Aim to Have the Best E. F. Shuman Groceries 37 Troy Street G. C. Welcher Mynderse Street Pure Brick Ice Cream Always in Stock Take one of our Specials home for Dinner or Supper The Boston Confectionery Store Harness Made to Order State St., Opposite Kellogg’s Livery L. C. Parsons The Only Up - to - Date 5 and 10c Store in Seneca County Fall Street [17|