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

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10 THE HAVERLINGUIST T FRANCIS MARTIN Davis Fritz Our ESI'6'L'lIIl'd President Fritz joined us last year after the conclusion of his service with Uncle Sam in the Great XVar. XVe've no idea what Sergeant Davis, as he was known while with the American Forces in Germany dur- ing 1918-19-ZO, intends to do next year, but we feel sure that it will be something worthy. ELIZABETH BONSOR Valvdirforialz Not a great many know Elizabeth because she has not been a wild and woolly child, but has pursued her thoughtful course rather quietly. She does good work in an inconspicuous way. Prompt- ness and correctness are characteristic of her efforts. She is a good student, is our Valedictorian. and a jolly friend. BERNICE NETTIE BULKLEY Secretary and T'7'UllSll7'6l' Bernice is breezy and cheerful. She can talk more i11 a certain and judge her noisy-not so. Ask Freddie: he will tell you all. XVILSON LEE 'SUTTON I Suds - Sheik Salutatorian There is so much that might be said about The Sheik', that it is hard to know where to begin. One might speak of his studiousness. but to what avail, his scholastic glories would not gain lustre: or again his athletic prowess might be praised in no mean terms. but the editors find themselves at a loss, for their vocabulary is scanty and XVilson's deeds are many. length of time than any other Senior-don't mistake my meaning

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THE HAVERLINGUIST enior Class Ne cede malis sed contra

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P THE HAVERLINGUIST 11 BORDEN FRANK THARP Bordo i Editor-in-Chief Space prevents! This is the editor's own opinion of himself. He seems to believe in the adage, Unless you can say something good, donlt say any- thing at all. ' DOROTHY MARIE CROCKER Assistant Editor 'Nuff said! And the less said the better. 6 GERALD XVALTER CHILSON Chilly -'!Jerry', - . Assistant Editor he Behold! Chilly descended to us from-no one knows-CSwainsj. He is noted chiefly as the iightin' manager of the Championship Basket Ball team and the execution of tail spins in front of the crowd at basket ball games, in an attempt to wring a few discord- ant howls from the student body. Let's give ,em the old Ra ta ti trotf, JENNIE PAULINE POLMATEER Jennie just entered our class this year, so we haven't as full sta- tistics about her as we might have. However, we welcome her into our class. Some of Jennie's neighbors tell us she is very gen- erous and sympathetic-but doesn't talk much. VVe hope that you have liked Haverling and are glad that you have come into the Senior class. I