Watkins Glen High School - Senecan Oracle Yearbook (Watkins Glen, NY)

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thf: oracle WATKINS HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS Seniors Allington Bridgman, Edna Beardsley, Dorothy Ebersole, Harry Gabriel, Edna Hausner, Leland Kress. Truman Lovvn, Daisy Lewis, Georgia McKensie, Inez Shelton, Maude Sant. Henrietta Shulman. J uniors Madge Burrell, Charles Button, Luella Burton, George Beardsley, Majorie Coats, Isadore Carpenter, Florence Fowler, Harriet Gethler, Elizabeth Haughey, Emily Lee, Annie Martin, Abigail O’Daniels, Kathryn O’Dea, Mildred Piper, Preston Sheldon, Pearl Wilson, Elinor Wakeman, Randolph Wickham, Edward Wickham, John Wait, Ellen Wigsten. Sophomores Marcia Beardsley, Chester Burnett. Ruth Conrad, William Chandler, Edward Coughlin, Florence Finnerty, Mary Gould, Nellie James, Henrietta Kishpaugh, Helen Lillis. Ernest Love, William Leffihgwell, Leroy Owens, Susan Roloson, Martha Rollinson, Sara Sullivan, Mayme Spader, Mabel Secor, Donald S'mith, Donald Totten, Francis Thompson, Florence Thompson. Lester Wager, John Wigsten. Freshmen Carrie Anthony, Samuel Baldwin, Florence Bannon, Helen Bannon, Marie Bates, Mildred Batty, Helen Burnett, Henrietta Coleman, John Considine, Francis Considine, Mary Considine, Elizabeth Crofut, Marjorie Culver, Francis Coykendall, Earl Drake, Bertha llison, Max Edgett, Hazel Fordham, Alice Frost, Louise Frost, Florence Fletcher, Clayton Graham, John Gould, Mary Griffin, Ray Gunderman, Wilbur Goodwin, Ruth Howell. Dwight Hovey, George Hughey, Bernard Haughey. Maude Hausner, Ruby Hurd, William Kress, Bessie Kelley, Maude Kinney, Seaman Knapp, Bertha Locks. Louise Moran, Kathleen Moody, Florence Merrick, Marjorie MacDill, Floyd MacDougal, Legrand Mills. Marie Marshall Franklin O’Dea, Jesse Patterson, Mildred Pelham. Florence Peck, Duncan Parks, Earl Prentiss, Mildred Spicer, Anna Stewart, Florence Stewart. Ruth Stowell. Dorothy Sleeper, Elizabeth Sproule, Charles Spicer, John Sullivan, Mae Thayer. Leon Tunney, Myrtie Van Amberg, Joe Van Arnum, Claude Williams, Paul Wager, Jay Waite, Frank West, William W alker, Flora Washbu-rn, Laura Wilcox, Mott Williams. Post-Graduates Clarence Peck, Anna Mathews. Specials Grace Coleman. Clarence James, Bernard Meade, Adelyle Manning, Madge S'anford, Joseph Sproule.

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THE ORACLE LAURA G. WELLER Miss Laura Weller is one f the most popular and efficient teachers In Watkins High School Having acquired a thorough education at Watkins High School, she continued her study at Syracuse University, where she was graduated with honor, receiving a degree of Bachelor of Philosophy. Since her graduation she has spent several years in teaching, so that she is now fully qualified to take charge of the history and Latin departments of this school. Everyone likes Miss Weller, for she takes a personal interest in each student and is always willing to help and promote anything beneficial to the school. H. S. G., ’10. MISS KATHARINE BROWN Miss Katharine Brown, our esteemed English teacher, received the early part of her education in the Watkins Academy, now the atkins High School. After teaching in the grades several years, she spent a year at Oswego State Normal, since which time she has taught in the grades of this school until January, 1906, when she was elected to the High School faculty as teacher of English, and has filled this position as successfully as she did that of grade teacher. She has a very active mind, is able to see the difficult points and has the ability to make them clearly understood by her pupils. Always ready to lend a helping hand and grant a favor when it is within her power to do so, she has gained the love and admiration of all, and the pupils, one and all, know that in Miss Brown they have a true and loyal friend. The class of 1910 unite with her host of friends in wishing her success in whatever she may undertake. D. H. L., TO. CAROLINE F. BARNES Miss Caroline F. Barnes commenced her work as teacher of mathematics in 1905, since which she has revealed her remarkable ability as a teacher. She is a graduate of Cornell University, where she received the degree of B. A. She is also a graduate of Oswego Normal. Besides these attainments, she is an accomplished musician. Miss Barnes always seeks to promote the advancement of the students. Much of her success along this line is due to the personal interest which she manifests for her pupils. Many friends have been won by Miss Barnes, and we all wish her success in all her undertakings. M. L. S„ TO.

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