Mynderse Academy - Myndersian Yearbook (Seneca Falls, NY)

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Faculty. F. J. Madden, - Superintendent of Schools. Jane K. Weatherlow, - Principal. Geometry, German, Latin. Blanche R. Daniels, French, Advanced English, English History, Book-keeping. Alvalyn Woodward, - Science. Physics, Biology, Physical Geograph}', Chemistry. FACULTY. Top Row—Miss Wright, Miss Weatherlpw, Miss Woodward, Miss Ward, Miss Daniels. Bottom Row—Miss Vreeland, Prof. F. . Medden, Miss Vide, Miss Casey. Gertrude Wright, Algebra, Ancient History, Trigonometry, Solid Geometry. Mae Vreeland, English—First and Second Years. Mary Viele, Anna Ward, Mrs. Weigman, Miss Gould, Drawing. Sabina Casey, Singing. Elementary Subjects.

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26 lemon in the garden ot love where they say naught but peaches grow. MacDonald would be a good sort of a chap if he would only let Sherman alone; but he won’t. He’s a Senior, too, you see. And Harry Allman, better known as “ Hallelujah Jones,” tried to tell the other day that the only reason that the boys of Mynderse are so narrow-minded is because they sleep on their sides and not on their backs. He says it gives the mind a tendency to elongate and no chance to broaden. Now, I’m a boy. Boys will be boys, but they don’t have to be like those Senior hoys, and since I don’t want to he like them, I’m going to let the Senior girls off this time : but it anybody thinks one reason isn't enough for Mynderse being pitied, I’ll spring those girls for the second. W. S. W., 12.

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ATHLETICS. Foot Ball. Although Mynderse had no regular foot ball team in the field this season, a team composed of a number of high school students and a few boys outside was organized under the name ot the Myn-derse Independents. Several games were played in town and out with high school and independent teams. The games at home OFFICERS OF MYNDERSE A TIILETIC ASSOC I A TION. Top Row-Homer MacBain, Treasurer, Stuart MacDonald, Auditor. Bottom Row —Chas. Hurley, Secretary, Edgar Haines, President, Paul Crosby, Auditor, Glen Higgins, Vice-President. were well attended and the spectators cheered lustily for the team as it put up a strong opposition and worked hard for the victories which it obtained. Four games were won, one tied and live lost Owing to the lack of a coach the team was unable to do its best, but next year it is hoped that a regular high school team will be organized, and a coach provided to train the members. Nothing could prove of more interest to students than a winning football team, and “The Blue and White” wishes next year’s team a most successful season.