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

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l2 THE HAVERLINGUIST HAZEI, GRACE CRANTS Hazel is a brilliant child: Sometimes she studies well, But when it comes to chemistry- Oh well, we'll never tell. I XVALTER VAN NOSTR.-XN FERRIS IValt - Tuffy How small. but, oh my! This diminutive youth has bee11 able to get four years! school credit without eEort. Besides playing on the basket ball team he has found time for all social functions both here and elsewhere Q Elmiraj . XVZIIICI' can with sincerity say: , MI am the master of my fate- I am the captain of my soul! MARTHA LOUISE VIRGINIA CGNSTANCE JENKINS Am I downhearted? No! That seems to be Martha's motto. She's alwaysf ?l good-naturecl and if she does feel a trifle blue she goes to the movies-and if she d0v.vu'z' feel a trifle blue she goes to the movies just the same! You know me, Al. is her favorite ex- pression. XVe hear Martha is especially keen about baseball- anyhow, baseball always is a great sport! ROSE MARGARET IV.-XLKER Neatness and calmness, these are our first impressions of Rose. Her hair is always smooth and her countenance unrufflecl. XV hat a gift this repose of mind and body is! Rose is one of these effic- ient people wlio do not stir up much dust. but clo accomplish things.

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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

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THE HAvERi.1NGU1s'r 13 Never mind, Alma, we've got lots of company in our miseryf ?l. Margaret is another oi those vamping Kanona maidens. I won- der if she keeps the post-master at Kanona as busy as she does Senior row? Them were good old days and we're sorry they are past. E ESTHER BELINDA ALLEN XV hat calmness of mind and spirit! , XV hat neatness in person and work! How precise in learning and work! Esther has a liking for Chestferj-nuts-so say we all of us. ALMA MAE GRAY Here is a Senior Loftily towering- Reaches an altitude Quite overpowering. l KENNETH ELMORE HENDERSON Always talking. That's Kenneth. Like Tennyson's Brook, he goes on and on forever. His heart would break if anyone dared to interrupt him. And the boy has no mean ability at the piano-or, rather, will have when he works in the other eight fingers. XVe hope that funds for the purchase of some sort of headgear for Kenneth will be available before next winter. VVe hate to see him braving snowstorins bareheaded. MARGARET EYLENE ORT