Haverling Central High School - Haverlinguist Yearbook (Bath, NY)

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THE HAVERLING ECHO lhen therc s VVm R another lad Who s alxx axs so busv he s nex er sad VVhx need he bc such a busy Senror 7 lI xl o narrftr Because he cleans vacuums with a vacuum cleaner Tall and stately very fan Qurte mrschrex ous all decl rre Is the xrsron vxhrch I see Of our classmate sweet Marre A for Ieo li h c rntbt be t At popprng up xxlrcn tht rr s somethrng to e rt But desprtt rll thrs rt s a gsrertcr tra rt To go for 1 stroll on Robrc treet X erx rngenrous rs Mrltlred E On her x c depcnd for our poetrx Her fame abroad rs xx rdelx knoxxn From the lorrrrl to the Prrgrd font Neat lrttle sxxcct lrttlc Clrcrrrr S Q lr rrmrng poxxers does possess Alvxaxs around before school has begun Ready for most any krnd of fun It s xcry sad to say good bxe When xwe thrnlc the school xxrll nex er see Such 1 class as Naughty Nme Loxx er cost of prorluctron than many competr tors cnablcs us to make clothes that look bet ter xx ear better fit better and cost you less than xou can obtarn el exx here Get our prrces thex 'rre proof of themselx es Tate the tarlor CLASS HISTORY ARII I YTON HISTORX OF thrs xxrclelx knoxxn and farr famed Class has been consrdered a frt closrng for our Hrgh School hfe Ixnoxxrng thrt manx vxould be rnterested rn the success xxe haxe attarntd through strug les xxc haxe decrded to grve thrs hrstory to the xx orld Drrcttlx after the outcomc of the Jrnuarv cxanrrnatrons xx is knoxx rr a nrcetrng xx as called and thc Ncnror cl rss organrfcd on February 1 1909 xx th txx entv four members Prof Ifer nalld acted as temporarv charrman untrl Harry Shannon xx as clected presrdcnt Then the re marnmg oflicers of the class xx ere elected The Junror colors red and xxhrte wer re tarncd by thc Scnror class red for martyrdom and xx hrte for purrty and the motto Per Aspera rd Astra xx as selected A tommrttec had de crded prevrously to the organrfatron of the Class on the prns rnvrtatrons etc so that we escaped from the trouble xxhrch usually accom panrcs such busmess As the Class began rn perfcct urrrty concord and amrableness so rt has contrnued Our socral lrfe began on March Ist xxhen vxc xx erc delrghtfully entertarned by Leo Rothschrld 'lhough rt xx as rather early rn our career for such proceedings strll several of the grrls re cerxed proposals Further developments will proxe xxhether or not they vxere xerx serrous In the same xxcck on the fifth of March our presrdent cntertarned hrs classmatcs Here xxe lcarncd to perfcctron the art of rmrtatrng n mals But 1 aurence hmerson s knoxxlerlte con ccrnrng such thmgs xx as much doubted vxherr he rnsrsted on substrtutrng trolley car for an anrmal We al o learned that betausc of hrs drgnrtx and quret manner our presrdent xx as con srdered by hrs relatrxts to bt the floxxcr of hrs frmrlx but xxc frrl to see thc pornt After the spring xacatron rt xxas thought th rt the I lass had be tttr turn to their morc serrous vxork Accordrngly the rehearsals for the Senror rnusrc xx ere begun The lrttle Junrors seemed to realr7e that xxe had great abrlrty rn that lrne so to get pornters As they seem very ambrtrous and energetrc xxe thrrrk that rf they folloxx our cxample tlosely thex will accomplrsh rgreat deal but as frr as equallrng the example set rt rs beyond consrderrng Martha Crarg, and Cherrre Sutton entertarned therr classmates on Aprrl 30th At thrs party xxe became better acquarnted xxrth some of the teachers and decrded that they made excellent chaperons Arbor Day thc seventh of May the Class planted a xrne xxhrth xxc called the Iertzel xrne for our former teachcr Mrss Frances Lert7el Our presrdcnt gaxe a short address rn vxhrch he spoke of the hrgh esteem and alfectron xxrth vxhrch Mrss Lertzel was regarded by her rdopted Cl rss of 09 May 21st Prof Fcrnalld kmdly excused the Senror Class a perrod errly that they mrght 5,0 to tht lrkc for a prcnrc Thc Junrors hearrng of rt decrdcd to comt and obserxe and rf pos srble to hothcr the Senrors But the Junror girls are advised to profit by experrencc and not try to fight such battles when deserted bx the boys and haxrng no supper the Senrors krndlx alloxx ed the Junror grrls the use of the boats through thc supper hour but gratrtude doesn t seem to bc among therr many notable qu rhtres A straw rrde and prcnrc rn Faulkners glen xxere planned for Frrdrv June 4th but as rt turned out to be a bad day a cottage at Lake Salubrra xx as taken rnstcad Thc Juniors had profited by the example set them by the Senrors 1' ,1 ' 1 . 1 . 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THE HAVERLING ECHO Wlth the Facultx xxe are dflald that vxe yxlll not leaxe xn nnpxesslon f f angelic goodness but they xxlll be 1LW3!d9d m years to come xxhen they knoxx that thex helped to form the charac ter of tlns great mm or that noble xx oman For S J Whltalxer xxe h ue procured mlleage upon seyeral of the r nlxx 1xs that he has been tc customed to travel upon the past vxlnter '1h1s IS so that bpencel max t1ax el m a coach and not glxe the sealer of the freight ears an opportuxnty to pxex ent hls 'xppe armg here it fl a m the next mornmg To Fl ll 1 Rovxe Marlon Rovxe qdl 1h llaxlson Janet D xxlson md I lmabeth Uuxman 'lhe Iab belmg Plxe vxe lt we a set of plastels of the Aunt Jemnna x arlety 'Io Mlss Mclntosh a lxev xxlth malxelous pow ers Wlth thls ln hand Mr Campbell xxlll not haxe to tlnoxx tm cans and pebbles wake Annxe and Clara out of thelr sxxeet slumbers to hnd that the h xl: door IS unlocked VM hereby rexoke all former xxllls and testa ments and appomt Mlss Benyamln Franklm Murrax executor of thls our last vxlll and testa ment Is Tesrmosx Vx nraror Ihaxe set mx hind md eal and publlsh thls our last vxlll and testament ln presence of the xxltnesses nnned beloxx thus Zrth day of Max 1n the xear of our Lold one thousand nlne hundred and mne Tnoxms If, DANISOIN Then and there signed sealed and publlshed by Ihomasl Daxlson 1n behalf of the testatoxs as xnd fox thelr last xx1ll ind testament ln the presence of us xxho at lns request IH hls pres ence mn the presence of each othel and IH the presence of the coal scuttle haxe hereunto set our names as vutn sses ELIIABPTH JAN1 WITTMAN Hobie Street 'IHL COAL be UT1 1 E N101 rls Street Esq Hollovx tr We carrx a complete line of X! aldorf VN alsts and Dresses The finest flttlme garments exer made M LOHN 6: 50N The students xx ho slt near the xx est xxmdows are entertamed Ill the lTl01ll1llg by a few acro batlc stunts flom a resldcnt of a nearby house Tailor made clothmg costs no more than the prlces m many places charged for ready made garments If you desne the nobblest effects ln tallormg at mlmmum cost come to us Our vxork and prlces make ou1 trade C P Tate the tallor CLASS POEIVI MILDRFD B EMLR ON Among the shades of 1ts spac1ous campu Old Haverlmg upxx ard towers Its vxalls o er grown xxlth the spreadlng lxy 'iunshnme mldst lts bovx ers Many classes haxe eome then left It Newer returmng agaln But lts looms stlll sound xx 1th the no1se and bustle As lf no change had been 'I 0 day as others haxe done xxe leaxe 1t Oul dllflti to pursue But the ranlxs Ill school must close belnnd u Others the xx oxlx must do Thus wlth our goal success befoxe us Stlll onxx ald let us nght Though barrlers most grlm and frlghtful Appear before our slght But through our struggles hard yet pleasant Our hearts vxlll ex er ring, Wxth memorles of sunny sehool day And dear old Hax erhng ADVICL TO THE ILINIORS M V11 Ina? lvtfle K hzlflren UDCIINCV FROM your aet1ons durmg the ptst year the xenerable Qlass of 1900 deems It expedient to appolnt one of lts membels to glxe 1 httle adxlce to you eoneernmg voul future career IS benlors Thus they have deexdul that I am a flttlllg representa tlve of the dlgmty of our class and so I will do my best to glxe you some useful adylce It IS only my superlorlty as a Semor that prompts me to address you vnth such ad1ect1x es as dear an httle The best way for me to adxlse you I bellexe IS ln the begxnnmg to set our elass up for a ht tlng model for your 1m1tat1on You could ask for no better one and lf next year you d1st1n gulsh yourselx es as vxe have done your conduct vull surely be nreploachable of coulse xou can never expect to equal us no class can acqulre the hlgh standlng and perfectxon of the Class of 1909 But do not let thus dxscourage you my httle ones If xou don t succeed as well as you antlclpate try try agam I would advxse you not to alm too hlgh that rs perhaps lt would be well not to alm to our lofty fame At the very begmmng of the year get on the rlght slde of the teachers Flrst mfluence them to seat you all on the bemor rows and to use great xudgment IU seatlng you so there xxxll not be so many changes later V - VV - L - - V V V ' I' 1 V' ' V , . 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