Avoca Central School - Avocan Yearbook (Avoca, NY)

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THE AVOCAN Miss Rum XVIGHTMAN Atlanta Tfllllllllg Class Grades 5 and 4 K MRS. X lRA AAUSTIN .-Xtlzmta Training Class Grades 5 and 6 1 Miss lVlABEL SMITH Uenesco Normal Grades 1 and 2: lllusival Uiwcfrrss

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THE AVOCAN Miss LILLIAN ROSENFELD Savage School for Physical Education Physical Directory Physical Training, Mathematics Miss lllixmox CHAFI-'1N, A. B. Bates College High School .-1ssismnt,' Languages Miss VIOLETTA SCHNELL Cfiencsco Normal Grades 7 and 8: High School Drawing

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THE AVOCAN SENIOR CLASS OF 1925 RAvMoNn A. Ac1c1.EY Thu umm that iJI1l.l'!IF.S' is not quite cz Yu'1m'. VVhen we start to write up about Raymond. we think of the corner seat in the study hall, a Jordan car, and the leading man in the play, We also think of one of the smallest members of the basketball team, gliding out from 'under his opponent, and running down the court to get a basket before anyone has realized what has happened. We hardly know how to take Raymond, because he has more moods than an April day. With his stern face and knitted brow, he makes a valuable addition to the Senior Class, and undoubtedly makes a good impression before any visitors who happen in. Raymond seems to be sickened of love affairs after his Junior year, and has settled down to be quite a sensible lad. Mn,nREn R. BARNES ' I think, tlierefnrr' I rzmf' Mildred doesn't need an introduction, because everybody knows her without one. Needless to say, there is nothing that takes place in the Senior Class but what Mildred takes an active part, so little more need be said of her school activities. If we were to go into her social life, however, we would need several pages to contain it all. Although she played the part of the boy in the Senior play, we End that she possesses all the feminine charm necessary to make the lives of several of the boys in the study hall miserable. We hope that Mildred goes on to School so she can use her capability to as much advantage as she has used it in Avoca. IQATHRYN Svnimiiha Tlzm difficulties fo the sfms Although it was necessary for Kathryn to leave us in Janu- ary. we feel that she has been with us long enough so that we miss her from the Senior roll ill the study hall, Kathryn shines tirst because of her good disposition, second, because of her perseverance in all hard tasks, and third because of her promi- nence in basket ball. VVe always feel safe when she plays center on the team. When we hear the name of Kathryn we always think of a pretty girl with blond, curly hair and unusually pink cheeks, working earnestly at whatever task is before her. She makes us think of a goddess in that she is always good, yet knows how to Hght and stand up for her rights. We learn that she is having remarkable success in Atlanta Training Class. and we know that she will excel as a teacher.