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

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14 U THE I-IAVERLINGUIST ' ' F CHESTER LEROY I-IULTS A fashion plate, was, is, and evermore shall be. Observe his complexion, the texture of his skin, the sleek, well groomed locks upon his heaclg surely he is Qwill heb a model man. ' MARION ALICE GEER Marion is the last of the Kanona Maidens-she has a sweet smile, well accented by dimples-hope she doesn't mind my refer- . ence to them, but I coulclxft help it. NV e like Marion a lot-llflarion I likes pussies a lot, too. DELLA SPENCER THARP Della having a quiet way and low voice should make, in future life. a good-doctor's wife. Della is another maiden Vmodest and self-possessedf, GLADYS LOUISE CGCHRAN Gladys shines in classes, But she also shares our fun. She's always ready and willing Hfhere there's anything to be done. Gladys has a strange liking for Ford Coupes-they get you there and get you back-eventually. -

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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

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THE HAVERLINGUIST 15 c DOROTHY ELIZABETH CARR Dorothy belongs to a modern Utopia. She and Bill have a most ideal domestic union. Perfect bliss is theirs. Everyone admires Dorothy's public speaking, but you ought to hear her private line- at least, so they say. XVe hear that Dorothy likes her mirror, but who would not if they could find in theirs what Dorothy sees when many friends. GEORGE LAVER3NE CARR Laverne Don't crowd, girls. One at a time. Wfe hardly know what to say about Laverne for he's one of these quiet, conscientious chaps who listens attentively even in the classroom and speaks only when spok- en to. As his achievements in the classrooms and as an athlete speak for themselves we shall remain silent concerning them. she looks in the glass. She is a happy-hearted little person and has LEAH ELLEN LYRE Good humor and a nice chuckle distinguish this Senior. She is always smiling and happy, as all such people always are. She takes life easily, so life treats her easy. ' l AN NA BELL EARL r Quiet and studious, that's Anna Bell. We wish her much success in her teaching adventures-or is it as a missionary that she will sail life's ocean.