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

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THE HAVERLINGUIST ROMA BELL ORT I saw some Kanona sisters A standing over there. I wondered why so sober. But as 1 glanced them over A little thought came to met lj That Roma wasn't there! RALPH STUART SNELL Ralph's stay at Haverling has been so quiet and studious that few of us have realized that he was here. Arise, hermit, come forth and show thyself. It has been noted, however, thatiall your shyuess and reticeuce disappear as soon as you get in that Ford of yours. J BERTHA MAE SXVIFT Bertha pursues her quiet way Thinking of higher thingsg She may, perhaps, some day become An angel without wings. jULl.-X MAY HEMUS A maiden modest and self-possessedf' She is slow but persistent, She is quiet but true, She typities the word student As few of us do.

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16 TI-IE H.-XVERLINGUIST DENVITT BRUNDAGE VAN GELDER Dneky divides his time equally between school work, the A. R P., and Max's. By the way, have you ever seen him play pool? His own opinion is that he rankswith Hoppe and Schaiifer. The less said about Dewitt the better, nevertheless we must say he has a great affinity Qr the fair sex. DOROTHY SOPHIA DUDLEY Dorothy has not been with us much this year. She, like Borden has decided that the last year in Haverling might as well he coins posed of half holidays. Ducky GLADYS ELIZABETH SEAGER I. l'roposition: Resolved that Gladys Seager is a fine young woman. II. Origin and History of the Question: Qaj She was born that way. thi She has remained thatpway ever since. III. Detinition of Terms: By Gladys Seager-we mean see photograph. IV. Special Issue: Do we like Gladys Seager? W Y. Public Opinion: XVe'll say we do. 4 ' VIRGINIA RICHEY HASTINGS . A girl calm-and dignified. Quiet and reserved. She walked among us. In classes she awes us by Her amazing recitations- Always to the point-logical and exact. Her voice is low and sweet. An excellent thing in a womanf, And her manner-we call it charm- Together with her poise Make us-glad we know the girl- Virginia.

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THE HAVERLINGUIST ERNEST BLISS Er11est, you should have decided to graduate with us sooner, so that we could have had your picture and an account of you in our book. JOHN HOXVARD HEXVLETT Howard decided he didn't want his picture in the Haverlinguist. Bashfulness is the only accountable reason, He loves the lowland's rocks and rills, The mountain lakes of silver sheen. A native of the wooded hills, And meadows. too, of grasses green Far from the bustle of the city strife, He wends his quiet way. When safe from the haunts of parlor life, Contented there he'll stay. ,., bxwgb G., Y-I J 17. we 4 - T-Ls 9 Q .xxx-u ffl L-' HHN