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

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THE HAYERLINGUIST Class ay

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THE HAVERLINGUIST 17 ROBERT HAND ' ALANSON Bur.i.AR1J ZXSPIRATION : Champion, Charleston Dancer. As1'tR.xT1oN: Szixophonist. RECREATIQN: Polish girls. IQECREATIONZ lfYeigl1t lifting. INSPIRATION: Rudolph Ynlentino. . INSPIRATION: Himself. CoNsUxIMAT1oN : Mgr. Hands Delft. Store. CoxsUxm.xT1oN : Pliysivnl 'IH-mining Instructor XVARREN MILLER .Xs?lRATIoN: To be a pool shark. RI':cRE.xT1oN: Playing ball. l:'sPIR.xT1oN: Any good boy bob. Coxsuxx MATION SMITH XVHITE Asvlkivriox: To be a soft drink dealer. RECREQXTIONI Delivering the goods. INSPIRATION: Any customer. CONSUMMATION: Ten years in Sing Sing. JOHN VAN DUSEN .ASPIRATIONZ To shoot a basket. RECREATION: Farming. INSPIRATION 2 An extra large size basket. CONSUMMATION: Gent. Barber. JOSEPHINE MCCALT. ASPIRATION: B. M. RECREATION: Barney. INSPIRATION: B. Meade. CONSUMMATION: Mrs. Everett Meade. MARJORIE HARRIS TLXSPIRATIONI To get the wonianher liberty RECREATION: Powclering her nose. INSPIRATION: Beauty ads. CONSUMMATION: Manicurist.

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THE HAVERLINGUIST 19 alutatory Josephine McCall FRIENDS, TEACHERS. CL.xssn,xTEs: We the Class of 1926. bid welcome to you and feel greatly honored by the presence of each and everyone who has come to witness this our last effort, in the name of I-laverling's Class Day. As we allow our thoughts to slip back over the past four years. we are almost overcome with awe mingled with joy and tinged with sorrow. upon the realization that now our life at Haver- ling is finished. Vtie have worked and played. we have striven ceaselessly for our one goal. graduation. and now that we have attained that ambition. we will go out into the world to seek greater fields. Wie owe much to Haverling and to the untiring eiliorts of our instructors. who. day in and day out, have helped us in every way and tried to make us realize the value of an educa- tion. 'We take this opportunity to extend to them our sincere thanks and especially to those two. who have been with us through our whole four years of high school. Miss Sedgwick and Miss Thomas. XV hen in later years we turn our thoughts back to our school days. I am sure we shall all recall with grateful appreciation the inspiration they have been to us. Now our real work in life is just commencing. Wlhat we' make of our future lies wholly within ourselves. XVe will not always End sympathy for the chance mistakes we make and the obstacles we stumble against, but criticism and blame. ' However. we must not permit ourselves to become downhearted this afternoon with serious thoughts of the future. but rather look forward with courage and determination to what we hope will be a successful and useful life. Again. I greet you. dear classmates. teachers and friends of Haverling. at this. the last in- formal gathering of the Class of '26, ' ey mfion Ellen Lee NIOTHERS AND FATHERS, Sclsioommrss AND FRIENDS: VVe, the Class of Nineteen Twenty-six. have reached the zenith of our scholastic journey in Haverling. f e XN7ith the close of this graduation week we of the Senior Class must separate and begin a new journey which will lead us on into diverse paths throughout the highways and byways of life. But as the years elapse our thoughts will always turn to you. Oh! Haverling of Bath! Miss PREs1DENT: On behalf of the Class of 1926, I take great pleasure in presenting to you this famous key of knowledge. It was intrusted to us by the Class of '25 and we have used it wisely. Wie found it to be a guide to our High School success. And now we give this key to you along with a bit of advice, which we think will prove valuable to you gay. young juniors of today. who will be the