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

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Dedica tzorz Of all those who have freely aided the Class of 1947 through high school there is one who stands out. She has struggled to give us a better command ot English. At any time a helping hand is ready tor those seeking her advice or aid. She has been our very capable advisor this year, guiding us through many storms. She directed our successful senior play. Anything done by her is done with a feeling of pleasure, not ct duty. ln humble gratitude to a charming lady the Senior Class wishes to dedicate this bookto Miss Erma P. Wethey.

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Foreword The Senior Class feels indebted to Haverling and hopes that this HaVerIinguist WiI1 in some way repay her. We present our year book in three sections . . ACTIVITIES The assignments we did .... and a few we didn't .... what We learned in lab . . CLASSES These 3:30 meetings .... that full bulletin board .... the evenings at the Home Ec house .... the lovely dances for loving couples .... ATHLETICS The bruised boys returning from the foot- ball field .... the basketball fans with ruined voices .... the games We didn't win . . . . visions of next year's champion- ship teams.

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BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. I-lille. Mr. Cheney, Mr.'Wightman. Mr. Castle, Mrs. Ormsby, Mr. Frazier, Mrs. Platt, Mr. Ward The Senior Class ot 1947 Wishes to thank the Board of Education tor everything that they have done for us throughout our school year. The Board of Education receives little of their deserved credit. They, as spokesmen for the people of Bath, hire teachers, care for the maintenance of the school, and plan school policies. Their job is a large one and an essential one. ln the years to come, We hope that We can prove worthy of the work done by the Board of Education for our benefit.