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

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CAST SUPPORTERS BOYS S'I'A'I'E l ELMIRA COLLEGE KEY R D. A. R. l Joanne Baran .loanne Baran. Mary Jo Sliney and Carl Kammire have all been recipients of golden honors. As the DAR Good Citi7en. Elmira College Key. and the Boys' State Delegate winner. these students have dis- played leadership and character that is typical of every player in the passing show. Silver-tongued orators are few and far between. AMERICAN LEGION SPEAKING CONTEST Mary Jo Sliney Carl Kammire Fortunatey. H.C.S. has been blessed with many this year. In two contests. these speakers have captured the interest of every Haxerling student. Then, 100. many a controversy has arisen concerning who shall be winner. You can be sure that the decision was most difficult to make as any one of the speakers merited the honor. WILLIS PRIZE SPEAKING CONTEST First Row: M. Slinev. Ist place. D. Tierney. J. Swartz First Row: M. Sliney. lst place lgirlsl: J. Wahlig. ISI Second Row: G. Willson. A. Drake, I. Robbins. S. Reed. place lboysl: I.. Watson. J. Robbins gmt place: J, wahligl M,-. Amin, Second Row: D. Dahl. K. Miller. C. Kammire. I.. 27 Evans, Mrs. Tate

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S t a r VALEDICTORIAN P e r f 0 r mi e r S SALUTATORIAN Congratulations arc always in order . for those who succeed. While there are many ways of measuring suc- cess, surely those who have reached the heights in scholastic attainment have reached a form of success of which they and all of us can be just- ly proud. l congratulate all of you. and take pride with you in your achievement. Your efforts and your devotion to duty during these past four years have paid rich dividends. Careful attention to detail. well pre- pared assignments, and occasional extra work have their own rewards. While much of this honor is your: for your own efforts, you can never overlook the part your parents and teachers have played. Their encour- agement and faith in you have often been the spark you needed when the Gerald Wilson going was the hardest' Mary Jo Sliney I know full well that whether you enter college. 01' but the beginning of many more successes to come. whether you accept a position following your gradu- ' ation, your future success is assured. You are now The very best of luck. and the best of everything to too well trained to give anything but your best in all of you! whatever tasks you undertake. Thus, this success is -W. C. Nadeau K. Miller D. Tierney A. Drake C, DeSalv0 P. Eade D. Peck D. Burns J, Robbins 26

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LI TT LE . . . MOST COOPERATIVE BEST ALL AROUND D. Burns, L. Dickson G. Wilson, J. Bartz MOST DEPENDABLE X X- f J. Baran. L. Hahnke X WITTIEST x x i D. Tierney. J. Wzihlig ' ' - X x CLASS CUT'Ul'S MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED v'-w-w-w-vvn-- W. Schoonover, K. Miller G, Wilson, M, Sliney MOST STU DIOUS A. Drake, C. DeSalv0 HUBBA HUBBA G. Kropp. C. Kummire BEST DANCERS B. Stone, R. Mancini CLASS BOOSTERS J. Robbins, I. Bartz