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

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T13 P RO WS HAZEL M BARTLETT JENNIE SCHOFIFLD HARRY N RISING HAZEL E BUTTS NATHANIEL BROWN STANTON L LOUISE HONEYMAN JOHN W ACKERMAN C If NTI' R ROWV KATHLEEN HOI ZMLIER SAMUFL E NOBLE CARRIE E MORRELL I ov 1 R ROYN G WESTON LOCKRY FLORENCE HAVFNS MARGARET MURRAY LYNN KELLOGG I PAUL CON'INE H. OLIVER FERGUSON RAE DUDLEY JESSE DILDINE

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Ebe Elueylbe Gray MONDAY JUNE 24 l9IZ 2 A N I i f4E4sf'5' PUBLISHED BY THE CLASS OF NINETEEN TWELVE HAVERLING HIGH SCHOOL BATH NEW YORK if-X Glommencement WEDNESDAY EVENING JUNE 26 AT THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 9 9 E., . J' 3 L ' , . HI f:4i'NQli --lf, I-I '. S' Y H! . '- nf :I 2 'x'?-in nxt III 7 ig . 'f -I :I 9 ,A?! 5 17552-E -yggff A H ' ' 1 M ,f ' . M X5 ! x es gr s ' 1

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THE LUE AND HE GRAY Vo I BATH NEW YORK JUNE 24 l9l2 N l SALUTATORY RIENIDS -UID bCHOOLlI -XTES In behalf of the Class of 1912 I welcome y ou to these our class day CXGFCISCS Through four long years we have studled fa1thfully and well always look1ng forward to and longmg for the LOI1'11l'1g of th1s day Now that It has arr1y ed we feel a vague regret yy ondermg where those years so long to look forward to so short to look back upon hay e gone Yet we hope that thev have not been 1n VELIII lXot boastmgly I may say we have learned much as the essays of those who follow me w1ll show we have had many valuable expeuences wh1ch xy1ll help us 1n the future we haye formed many fr1endsh1ps wh1ch w1ll always be dear to us Especlally would we welcome the teachers who have through the1r pat1ent labor made th1s day poss1ble to us Many 12111195 have we tr1ed them sorely even to the po1nt of despa1r but they haye gone on I'hey have often been m1sunderstood by us yet all that 1S now past and I am certa1n that each of us counts them among our best fr1ends The Alumnl of Haverl1ng are most wel come today They doubtless can remember the dav when they made the1r last appear ance as Semors of Haverhng They w1ll th1nk of the1r class perhaps comparmg lt Wlth ours much to our detr1ment but we beg them to deal lemently Wlth us 1n the1r Judgment Nor would ue om1t the parents 1n our words of welcome They have hoped w1thus encouraged and cheered us1n the hard places and now that we are happy 1n the fulfillment of our hopes they are come to YCJOICC xuth us CLASS DAY ORATION JESSE H DILDINE LAbS OF 1913 I w1sh to compllment you upon your qu1etness and lack of uneasxness dur1ng the CXSFCISCS For small ch1ldren you have done exceed 1ngly well Although the number 13 has long been cons1derd unlucky we could never qu1te fig ure out how a comb1nat1on of 1 and 3 could produce a hoodoo Xvlth the organ 1zat1on of the Class of 13 lt became very plam 1ndeed There are sex er tl thmgs VVh1Ch we W1Sh to recommend to you Because of cjllfl Mor row s faculty for takmg care of every one s affa1rs at the same t1me we suggest that you 3ppO111t hlln to accompany all floyy er gather 1ng p 1rt1es next spr1ng to prevent any of the members bemg lost 1n the yulds of Mossy Bank a C11'Ll'll1'1StElI'1CC YVIIICII d1d occur last spr1ng We also humbly recommend that you g1ve B1llboard Jones the monopoly or class ad YCl't1S111g' and suggest that the large H he has been we trmg be changed to an I of the same d1mens1ons What sha1lI say of class b nnersP Hou d1d not see1n yery greatly 1mpressed w1th the1r sacredness that y ou should s1t upon them or would not bear the l1g,ht of day that IS the l1ght of a bemor s day How much better It would have been to haye had them made up 1nto handkerch1efs mstead of banners I pass over the respect1ve endowments of your class such as NN arren Bartle t s ab1l1ty to attract the attent1on ot bull dogs Lxlhan Lohn s propens1ty for talk1ng and 'NI1r1am Inlkms numerous tl1rt 1t1ons and come to the thxngs of greater 1mportance I w1sh to 11'11 press upon your mlnds the h1gh scholarsh1p wh1ch we are leay 1ng for you to attam Just keep our records before you and yy ho can sav to what helghts of honor and excellence you w11lr1seP The key of knowledge came 1nto our hands cox ered w1th the rust of years Behold how b11ght1t1s now' It 1S for you to keep 1t br1ght Mr Pres1dent It IS not w1thout some m1s g1v1ngs that I address you upon a sub1ect so far remote from your mmd as that of knowl edge Iam told upon good author1ty that you were elected pres1dent of your class after several others had rejected the nom1nat1on Now I do not mean th1s to reflect upon your character 1D any way but the po1nt I w1sh to make 15 th1s Your class mates showed great stup1d1ty 1n not nom1nat1ng you at first For you seem to have performed your dutles as 1, , , , , . o. . H rv ' - ' . . , - I I l In s, . . ' , - v . ' ' ' I , , . v . I ,Y N , ' , ' I . K . . . , l y Y ' . N Y - - v ' A ' y . . . ' 7 A ' . . , . v , l ' , 1 ' . . Y . . r v V , , 1. .1 . I H . ,, 7 F 1 - ' Y ' ' t I at nr Y . C ' , ' ll H A - L Y' Y 7 H 1 l 1 1 4 a .A 7 , ' . . 1 ' ' Y' ' 3 . v , 1 v 1 ' - - cram them 1nto your pockets. No doubt they Y . . ' A Y ' , r va v 1 , D . - 4 Q ' - , , .1 , . ' , . 1 . ' ' I A xx . A I x ' v , ' , ' . , 1 - . Q Q 1 5 . .' . ' 9 . . . 1 1 ., . I , I 1 7 ' , . 1 ' - y Q ' 1 u , 1 u sv ' ' , - 1 ' - ' ' Ll !7 ll Y! '