Union Academy - Yearbook (Belleville, NY)

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STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS X . SIBYLLINE SOCIETY President ---- Marian Minar Vice-President Claire Hitchcock Secretary - Clara Martin Treasurer . - - Bessie Eveleigh GLADSTONE DEBATING SOCIETY ' E Niles Chapman - ' - - - President H. D. Laird - - - Vice-President Donald I. Boomer Secretary Harold H. Littlefield - - Treasurer FOOTBALL - BASEBALL Bruce Carter, Captain Than Wood, Captain Kent Overton, Manager . Niles Chapman, Manager Ross Collins Floyd Randall Harrison Dana Harold Littlefield Donald Boomer Kent Overton H. D. Laird H. D. Laird Milton Lee Loren johnson Floyd Randall Roy johnson Harold Littlefield Clarence LaFluer Than Wood james Dutcher Niles Chapman Walter DeMarse Albert Rounds Albert Rounds Milford Seaman Donald Boomer Loren johnson james Dutcher BASKET BALL ASSOCIATION Niles H. Chapman ---- President Than Wood - - - - Secretary Donald Boomer - Treasurer TENNIS President ----- Kent A. Overton Secretary and Treasurer - - Miss Clara M. Butler l Ground Managers i1gii?SdR2i3iS3ae1a CROQUET A President - . - H. D. Laird Treasurer - - Herbert Tyler Secretary Clarence LaF1uer

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sz Smith, Dee - Smith, Gertrude - Sturtevant, Marjorie Tyler, Herbert - LIST OF PUPILS Atwell, Florence - Barney, Claribel Carter, Martha Clark, Ruth - Chapman, Oren - Douglass, Ethel Eveleigh, Bessie - Eastman, Marjorie Eastman, William - Hagadone, Myrtie Hitchcock, Claire - Hitchcock, Irene Lee, Florence Lee, Edna - Laird, Essie Lowrey, Mae Minar, Marian Miller, Crystal Overton, Nellie - Overton, Ruth Post Graduates Seniors juniors - Second Year First Year - Pre -Academic - Music - - Total Registration Names counted twice UNION ACADEMY IN THE DEPARTMENT OF SUMMARY 9 Woodville Adams Woodville - Henderson MUSIC 1907-8 Belleville - Adams Belleville it In at Woodville - Belleville u Woodville ' :s Pierrepont Manor ia is Woodville - Belleville Woodville Belleville Adams I 4 8 9 13 32 zo 37 II 76

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LOCATION Union Academy is situated in the village of Belleville, jefferson County, New York. It is within easy reach of Adams and Pierrepont Manor railroad stations on the R. W. Sa O. division of the New York Central railway system. It is free from the harmful influences and temptations that are peculiar to larger places. The environments of the place tend to promote morality and encourage study. North Sandy Creek flows through the village and empties into Lake Ontario about four miles distant. The section is remarkably healthful and free from epi- demic diseases Belleville is a village of about five hundred inhabitants, and a feeling of loyalty to the interest of the Academy per- vades the community. . There is a railroad connection by two lines of stage. A macadam road between Adams and Belleville, completed last summer, makes the drive much shorter and more pleasant. Arrangement has been made whereby students will be brought from the train at the beginning of the school year and taken back at the close of school free of charge,