Mynderse Academy - Myndersian Yearbook (Seneca Falls, NY)

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 Charles Wessel “Chuck Who said innocence didn’t pay? There’s Chuck the little angel of the study halls who has made it an asset there, as well as in his lighter moments on the stage. Remember that plaintive, “Are there any men out there? We would hate to run against Chuck in a popularity contest. That’s the sort of popular person he is. Lester White This enterprising young man is one of the leading citizens of Magee, and incident!)’ as embryo political boss there. No writeup would be complete without reference to his taxi business, which is a rattling good one we understand. Some one said Lester was going in for teaching after college. We suggest lecturing because he likes to make speeches. Jane Wilson Jane is our business manager and star reporrer for the daily school news. ’25 wishes you every success in your future establishment, and promises to patronize your beauty remedies. It is clear to all that Maynard will be a great asset to the business. Page 8

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Grace Van Riper When Grace becomes a nurse, we anticipate wails of I don’t wanna get well” and “Tell the doctor I’m no better” from the convalescent among Grace’s patients “amants. We’re certain that her never-failing smile will cheer many a sad and weary soul as she has brightened the hearts of her fellow students who were sorrowing over flunks.” Rom ayne Vi (jars “Ronnie Ronnie believes in seeing America first, and heeding the advice, Young man, go West.” After trying California for a while, he came back East to finish high.” It’s not so surprising though when you consider his capacity for devotion to first loves. Doris Vosburgh “Dot” Our gentle bobbed haired Detroiter! It is rumored that Doris is seriously considering going into partnership with the Smith Brothers. We are sure such an arrangement will be an exceedingly successful one just because Doris is Doris. Eleanor Warren “Polly” Won’t Polly be a captivating nurse in snowy white? At the same time you may be sure she will be efficient. She is that sort of girl. All of our class successes owe something to Eleanor’s co-operation for she just oozes class spirit. Page 17

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The following students expect to join the Class of Nineteen Twenty-Five in June: Ella Bookman “Bookie This is Bookie the versatile. It makes no difference whether its athletics, refreshments, decorations, or poetry that demands talent. Bookie can furnish it. Dorothy Brown Dot “Dot” is a dainty little miss. Those brown orbs have set many a heart a-flutter and will probably continue to do so. Here’s a wish for her success from the many members of the Senior Class. William Dunham Bill Don’t overlook Bill, please. He’s the “representative boy,” the kind Booth Tarkington writes about. When Bill gets to heaven and sees Miss O’Brien through the golden gate, he’ll ask St. Peter if he may return for his English dictation, for Bill is a creature of habits—(Ask Bill). Cornelia Fegley Connie What’s the matter with Connie? She's all right. She’s one of the belles of the Senior Class and a friend of everyone in school. We wonder where Connie gets all her ideas for good times. She seems to be happiest when planning some revelry. Nineteen Twenty-five parts from her with regret, but with the best of wishes for her future success. Page 9