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

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THE HAVERLINGUIST 5 dizforicz! Staff BORDEN F. THARP ..... , , , EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Dokornv M. CROCKER GERALD XV.. CHILSON A f . . Assisrixxr EDITORS Editorial g VV e olfer you the 1923 Haverlinguist. In some respects it clitters from its predecessors. Wie have attempted to increase personal and individual atmosphere throughout the book with- out detracting from it as a record of the school: for we believe that it is through a combination of these elements that the Haverlinguist can best accomplish its purpose. It has been our aim in preparing this book to make it one of the pleasant memories of school life, so in after years it will increase in value to you as it grows older. lVe hope that the faces pictured in these pages will always be fresh in your mind and that loyalty to Old Haverling will never lessen. e Q The liberties which we have taken with precedent may or may not meet with your ap- proval. ll-fe hope, however, that you will judge our book as the product of earnest and pains- taking etfort on the part of the editors, for we have worked ' and worked hard to make this book a success. . In doing this we have striven not for personal prestige or to add to the honor of any one class. Had the financial resources been available a much more attractive and more complete publication would have been possible. In the future with the 6'Greater Haverlingn we hope to see a larger and better Haverlinguist. ,t 63, s ,fi svlgg cgaz ki? .97 1 :ll '25, Qar gxv . J 1

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THE HAVERLINGUIST EDGAR A. LEXVIS, Ph. B. A Principal Qfolgute Universityj CHARLOTTE SEDGXNICK Prccvpfress fElmira Collegej H isto-ry ' NANCY R. THOMAS C0llllIIt'I't'iUl Subjects and Algebra WESLEY A. GETMAN, B. S. QUuion Collegej Matlmnzatirs and Athletic Coach