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

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Board of Education Our Supreme Court is the finest in the land. All final decisions rest upon their shoulders. They are the law as far as Haverling goes as they are the wise leaders who lead us successfully from day to day. Their every endeavor is for the people who are students in Haverling. They have burned the midnight oil many times, in pursuit of justice and the right decision for our cases. They stand firmly behind us in all our activities, striving to better our public relations by furnishing us the right environment in which to grow, mentally and physically. We, the members of the Class of '57, would like to thank them for their efforts and for their faith that they had in us through all our trials and tribulations. It was indeed a pleasant duty to follow them and we sincerely believe that they will keep up the good work in years to come. Mrs. Kill' Mrs. Hawk Mr. Fay f 145 A at 1 H Vlrs Hille, Treasurer Mr. Gledhill, Attorney Mrs. Ormsby, Clerk Supren Mr. Roe President Mr. Austin Mr. Sliney Dr. Nicklaus

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Speaker of The House Dedication For your outstanding guidance at our class meetings For your faithful cooperation on our class projects . For your firm, but understanding, supervision on our successful Washington Trip . . . For your infectious smile and warm personality . . . We the class of 1957 take great pride in dedicating this, our yearbook, to you MRS. MARY HOFFMAN

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ourt ii Mr. Wightman, Superintendent of Schools We pick Mr. Nadeau as our Good Citizen of the Year. Without his loyal guidance and undying patience many of us never would have reached our goal of graduation. We learned how to conduct ourselves in a gentlemanly manner by the fine example he set for us. We admire him as a business executive and value highly the friendliness that he extends so freely to all of us. We shall never forget the pleasant face of our Mr. Nadeau. We owe much of our success to our capable Chief of Staff, Mr. Wightman. Through his constant efforts and endeavors he has a- chieved a tip-top school system. His every effort is to improve and maintain for the good of all in Haverling, the present high ends he has already achieved. However, we do not remember him only as a school executive but as a personal friend who is always ready to lend a helping hand to those who need it. Thank you, Mr. Wightman for all that you have done for the Haverling Class of '57. Mr. Nadeau