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

Page 7 text:

13 I S 6k EMMQBIQWQQQ Mihai HAVERLING CENTRAL SCHOOL BATH, N.Y,, votutvtE 63 4 CELEBRATIONS 2-3 Senior and School Celebrations lO-ll Current Events 4-5 Homecoming l2-T3 Yearbook Stall 6-7 Halloween Dance i4-i5 Dedication and 8-9 Pram and Dinner Dance Appreciation FACULTY l6-l7 Mr. Castor, Board ot Education,,Mr. Carlson, Mr. Jones l8-l9 Art, A,V., Business, Guidance 20-2l Agriculture, English, Home Ec., Science 22-23 Language, Library, Math, Music 24-25 Social Studies, Gym, Special Ed. 26-27 Nurse, Resource, Secretaries, Speech 28-29 Bus Drivers, Cale, Laundress, Maintenance 52-53 Mulcahy - Perkins 54-55 Petersen + Robbins 56-57 Robards - Scott 58-59 Seager - Smith 60-6l Snell - Tompkins 62-63 Towner - Wolf 64-65 Yaninas -- Zarek 30-3l Abbey - Benicasa 32-33 Bermeio - Brown 34-35 Buckley - Bush 36-37 Butler -- Crane 38-39 Curren - Dyer 40-4l Everritt - Fowler 42-43 Fratarcangeio - Guilloyle 44-45 Hadley - Havens Solutatorian 66-67 Senior Trip 68-69 Senior Play 46-47 Hayes -- Kinney 48-49 Kinney - Loucks 50-5l Love - Moore Sr. Otlicers, Valedictorian, 70-7l Boys Var. 81 J.V. Soccer 72-73 Girls Tennis, Girls Soccer 74-75 Boys Var, 8: J.V. Football 76-77 Girls Swimming, Cross Country 78-79 Fall 81 Winter Cheerleaders 80-Bl Boys Var. 8- J,V. Basketball 82-83 Girls 84-85 Bays 86-87 Girls 88-89 Boys 90-91 Boys 92-93 Golf Volleyball, Girls Basketball Wrestling, Boys Swimming Track, Girls Soltbalt Tennis, Boys Track Var. St J.V. Bosebali UNDERCLA SSMEN 94-97 Juniors lO6-lO9 Eighth Grade 98-lOl Sophomore-5 liO-l L3 Seventh Grade LO2- lO5 Freshmen l l4-l l5 Candids -955' ' ll6-ll7 AFS, A.V., Art Club ll8-ll9 Band L20-l2l Chorus l22-l23 FBLA, FFA, FTA l24-L25 French Club, Latin Club L26-l27 Fall 84 Spring LLTTLE Stall, Kindersix l28-129 Chess Club, Math Club, Riding Club l3O-l3l Ski Club, Student Council, S.T.O.P. CL UBS l38-l39 Pep Assemblies i4O-l4l Free Fare Assembly, Candids l42-l43 Candids T44-I45 Candids l46-l47 Business l94-200 Candids Stall l32-l33 Announcer's Club, BOCES, Student Store L34-l35 Foreign Exchange Students, Girl's 81 136-l37 National Honor Society, Special Ed. ADVE 148.193 Ads Boy's State

Page 6 text:

Cv W M W 093' A QNX Q x CW QU. O 1, ' U VW WMP WOW X cw- M M V nf 1 L, Lam BM n - U A O! 'kf p kfbobif Om VON UDP 0711 M .MW Jw jim LQ f lmix ZQYX

Page 8 text:

YA VVH ll 'Mfr' CELEBRAWON TH ' s our Senior year began, having a good time was foremost in our thoughts. Just coming oll of a carefree summer vacation may have strongly contributed to this unanimous attitude among my classmates, None of the pressures or hassles really seemed relevant in early Sep- tember ldid you ever notice how everything looks different in early Septentber?l Unrelentlessly late Septein' ber arrived, as did endless homework assignments, three tests in a rovv and always stuck lockers, Suddenly our Senior year became just another year -- the thirteenth year in a rovv ol attending school to be pre- cise. - Are all parents famous lor quoting Your high school years are the best times of your life, so make the most at' them , l finally asked a friend 'over cold cafeteria macaroni and cheese, Was l missing something, or was this only school - lor heavens sake! Make the most ol them , that part stayed with rne. Did ' they want us to iust party away our Senior year, l won- dered. Should we celebrate with balloons, streamers, con- fetti, presents, cotks popping, fireworks, and all those kinds ' of things. That was the mental image l conjured up, it was the first and probably not the best picture, i ' Wed last run out ot' rea- 2 CELEBRATIONS L...-4 A n .WN