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

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10 THE ORACLE. 1000—Arthur K. Bennett, Arabia; Elizabeth F. Brown, Burdett; Chester R. Brown, M. 1).. Perry, X. Y.; Louise Cullen (Mrs. Austin Smith), West Burlington. Iowa; Bessie T. Haughey (Mrs. .las. Burch), Watkins; John S. Hurd. Cincinnati, ().; Grace Howard (Mrs. Darwin Kent), Rock Stream, X. Y.; Fred A. Johnson. New York city; Nettie J. Mathews, Warren, O.; Ruth Pangborne (Mrs. E. Vandeventer), Maine, X. Y. 1 K)1—J. C. Argetsinger, Manila. P. I.; Harvey Bradley, Watkins; Mary E. Bradley (Mrs. Morris), Burdett; Frederick Bond, Watkins, N. Y.; Charles H. Erway. Elmira Heights, X. Y.; Robison V. Frost, Buffalo, X. Y.; Helen Hurd, Watkins; James Hope, Watkins; Ella M. Smith, Townsend. 1902- Florence Barnes (Mrs. Harry Durland), Watkins; Jennie Ellison, Amsterdam. X. Y.; Xina M. Ganung (Mrs. Clyde Williams), Watkins; Charles E. Smith, Commerce, Mich.; ‘Frederick E. 1). Sherman; Seth Webb, Cleveland, ().; Percy W. White. Watkins; Minnie Rhodes, Watkins. 1903- Mvra Buck. Marengo, 111.; Gertrude M. Richardson (Mrs. Hart), Aberdeen. Mich.; Cora Belle Palmer. Watkins; Grace Haring, Bloomfield, X. J.; Helen L. Cullen, Watkins; Marguerite X. Scobey, Watkins; Rav F. Wait, Watkins; Win. B. Wait. Watkins. 1904— Ella Bradley (Mrs. Wm. Wait), Philadelphia, Pa.; .Tosie Curry, Watkins; Bertha Thompson, Watkins; Ethel Guthrie (Mrs. L. L. Hamilton), Syracuse, X . Y.; Ethel Van Lone (Mrs. Wm. McElwee), Ithaca, X. Y.; Albert Giles, Rochester, XT. Y.; Arthur D. Webb, Waterville, Conn.; Maurice Griffin, Watkins; Willard Graham, Watkins; Horace R. White, Watkins. 1905— Leon H. Marsh, Elmira, X’. Y.; Bula Howard, Watkins; E. Pearl Williams, Hector, XL Y.; Anson F. Hendrickson, Rochester, X. Y.; Harrison J. Brown, Burdett, X'. Y.; Beatrice Coleman. Watkins; Albert Forbes, Watkins; Lloyd Mottram, Elmira Heights, X. Y. 190(1- Lula L. Williams, Montour Falls, X. Y.; LeVerne Dunham. Cornell University; Fay C. Nichols, Xew York city; Kathleen B. Miller, Moreland, X'. Y.; C. Edna James (Mrs. Louis 1). Clawson), Watkins; Edna C. Phelps, Watkins; Amelia L. Sebring, Watkins; Olin J. Baker, Sugar Hill, X. Y.; Thomas E. Reed, Lockwood, X. Y.; Jay W. Raplee, Dryden, X. Y.; Louis 1). Clawson, Watkins. 1907—Oakley A. Allen, Syracuse University; Grace Coleman, Watkins; Margaret M. Coughlin. Watkins; Kathryn Cullen, Watkins; Leo Dunham, Rochester, X. Y.; Wallace Dunham, Burdett; Omar Egan, Syracuse University; Marguerite Hawes (Mrs. Geo. Kiermaier), Brooklyn, X. Y.; Mildred V. LaDow, Watkins; William T. Love, Atlantic City, X. .T.; Adalyle D. Manning, Watkins; Erva Owens, Watkins; Bessie Van Allen, Elmira College; Hazel Van Loon, Trumansburg, X. Y.; Clyde J. Williams, Watkins. 1008—Grace M. Charles (Mrs. Omar Egan), Syracuse, X. Y.; Ralph Gabriel, Yale University; Lafayette Argetsinger, Cornell University; Arthur R. Ellison. Watkins; Alberta J. Smith, Santa Fe, X. Mex.; Ethel L. Wilson, Bronxville, X. Y. 1909— M. Maude Carpenter, Burdett; Thos. Burr Charles, Cornell University; Emily Louise Ellis, Watkins; Helen rl. Frost, Watkins; Ethel X. Hausiier, Odessa; Annie E. Mathews, Reading; Clarence Peck, Watkins; Dorothy B. Pellet, Watkins; Bertha M. Alexander, Watkins; Katherine Charles, Watkins; Clarence F. James, Watkins. 1910— Edna Beardsley, Catharine; J. Allington Bridgman, Cornell University; Harry S. Gabriel, Cornell University; F. Edna Hausner, Odessa; Truman P. Lown, Hector; Henrietta C. Shulman, Cornell University. 1911 Llewellyn 1). Raplee, Bois City, Iowa; Madge Burrell, Darlington Seminary; Harrv Coats, Burdett; Bernard C. Meade, Watkins; M. Abigail ()'Daniels, Watkins; Randolph Wickham. Watkins; Pearl Wilson, Bronxville, X. Y.; Kathryn O’Dea, Watkins; Florence Fowler, Odessa; Annie Martin, Watkins; Mary E. Haughey, Watkins, ‘Deceased.

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TTfE ORACLE. 9 ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF WATKINS HIGH SCHOOL. 1883 Mary M. Freer (Mrs. Chas. Searles), Cripple Creek, Col. 1884— iertrmle M. Martin (Mrs. C. McCarthy); Lulie 0. Martin (Mrs. Loci Smith), Watkins; Sara H. Wilmot (Mrs. M. J. Hoare), Watkins; S. Helen Cass (Mrs. Milo Shepherd), Syracuse, X. Y. 1885— Nellie J. Hennessy, Watkins; Julia T. Donovan (Mrs. Tiernev) Rochester. X. Y. 1886— Cora S. Crane (Mrs. C. Lathrop), Anacortes, Wash.; Bessie B. Johnson (Mrs. 1). (1. Thompson), Trinidad, Colo.; Lola B. Thomas (Mrs. Wm. Corwin), Xewark, X. .J.; Katherine Whippy, Watkins; “Marv A. Donovan; Julia A. Roe (Mrs. Lansing Davis), Xewark, X. .1. 1887— Adella Dodson (Mrs. Wm. Latimer), Syracuse, X. Y.; Sarah Smith, New York city; Helena II. Haight, Cornell University; Katherine l’hinney (Mrs. Mott Taylor), Watkins; Herbert A. Morgan, Auburn, X. Y. Ed. A. Thompson. 1888— Daniel S. Tuttle; Ed. J. McCall; Daniel Van Duzer, Rathdrum, Idaho; Robert L. Pellet, Prescott, Arizona; Anna K. Donovan (Mrs. Jno. Sullivan); Mary M. Fitzgerald, Elmira, X. Y.; Ella P. Beckwith (Mrs. Wm. Wakeman), Wedgwood, X. Y.; Edith C. Johnson (Mrs. E. C'. Stein), New York city. 1889— Catherine Maloney (Mrs. Thomas McKenna), Watkins; Lusena A. Smith (Mrs. Howard E. Peck), Watkins; ‘Wm. W. Smith. 1890— Helen E. Freer (Mrs. X. C. Crofut), Watkins; Jane H. Hill (Mrs. O. M. Palmer), New York city; Sarah C. Pope (Mrs. A. C. McLaughlin), Jamaica Plains, L. I.; Lena S. Vanderlip (Mrs. W. H. Huston), Buffalo. 1891— Carrie M. Hawes (Mrs. H. O. Bennett), Penn Yan, X. Y.; Marianna McCall, Watkins; Geo. R. Smith, Burdett; Daisy C. Vanderlip, East Orange, X. J. 1892— Delia Crum (Mrs. Brown), Long Branch, N. J.; Lida M. Haring (Mrs. W. X. Hillerman), Reading Center; Florence G. Shulenburg (Mrs. Chas. Rogers), Geneva; Margarite Pellet (Mrs. Ross Xichols), Roselle, X’. J. 1893— Jessie C. Haring, Watkins; Rose F. Rooney. 1894— Geo. L. Buck, Chicago, 111; Fannie B. Budd (Mrs. Ira W. Cole), Watkins; Elizabeth L. Russell (Mrs. Benjamin Andrews), New York city; Allie A. Shewman (Mrs. Dr. Chapman), Elmira X. Y.; Annie H. Ely (Mrs. Wm. B. Huston), Hector, X . Y. 1895— Alexander G. Frost, Hinsdale, 111.; “Schuyler R. Moore; Glenn H. Frost, Immigrat ion Bureau, Ellis Island, X'. Y.; Wm. Pellet, Xew York city; Minnie M. Gardner, Valois, N. Y.; Jane B. Hurd (Mrs. Reynolds), Washington, I). C.; Helen M. Johnson, East Orange, X. J.; Helen Xorton, Watkins; Jessie Xorton, Watkins; Elizabeth H. Oliver, Watkins; Esther Wait, Watkins, X. Y.; Louise M. Gillett, Waverly, X'. Y. 1896— Harry C. Buck. Watkins; Anna M. Cullen, Watkins; Anna B. Fitzgerald (Mrs. B. Auble), Watkins; Mae C. Scobey (Mrs. Frank Frost), Watkins; Caroline S. Barnes, Watkins. 1897— “Ada L. Woodward; E. Louise Weller, Watkins; Laura G. Weller (Mrs. Dean), Toronto, Canada. 1898 Jane M. Haring, Watkins; Frances M. Considine (Mrs. Fred Ford-ham), Watkins; Helen G. Edgett (Mrs. Pangborn), Watkins; Xellie L. Frost (Mrs. Herbert Winters), Watkins; Lela M. Forbes. Watkins; Agnes P. Kennedy, Watkins; Jennie E. Mosher, Watkins; “Elizabeth Spencer; “Lois Spencer; Grace L. White, Watkins. 1899—Ellen P. Cogswell, Greenwich, Conn.; Helen B. Hope. Watkins; Schuyler Paterson, Pasadena, Cal.; Geo. M. Yelie, Watkins; Helen White (Mrs. G. S. Coon), Watkins;

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THE ORACLE. 11 TRIBUTE TO MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1912. Donald D. Smith. Nineteen years ago on a windy day in November our class president began his eventful life at his father's suburban residence a mile and a half west of Watkins and overlooking the beautiful Seneca Lake, which caused Smithy to have eyes for the beautiful, as has since then shown itself in his great fondness for the fairer sex. At the tender age of six he was sent by his fond parents to Watkins to begin his early education, for they were at a loss to know what else to do with him. Since then In has by all ways fair or foul, after working the teacher in each grade, trudged from one grade to another till (I can't remember the date) he gained entrance to the high school where, between notes, he has managed to acquire enough knowledge in the higher branches to become a senior. A few years ago Don developed a rare taste for athletics and it is here that his perseverance shines out, as he has faithfully trained till he will no doubt star in the future as a runner. When Smithy finishes his school life in Watkins he will doubtless go higher along the agricultural branches for which he has a taste and in which he has had much training. However, regardless of his later occupation he will doubtless be able to make his mark by a “Dot” notwithstanding his great fondness for Marsh (ia) fishing. In his whole school life Don has been a true friend and worthy classmate to all who knew him and we, the class of nineteen twelve, unite in wishing him the greatest success in whatever he may undertake. L. H. 0., T2. Marcia C. Beardsley. Marcia C. Beardsley was born October 20, 1804, and at the age of five started in school on the avenue, where she remained until she entered the second grade of dear old W. II. S. Step by step she has advanced until now she holds the honored position of vice-president of the Senior Class. This sweet girl has won many friends not only in school hut many outside, even the “red headed guide” in the government printing office at Washington. Of late Marcia has been planning a cook book suitable for housekeeping on a farm with which Don has been helping her. We wish her success and happiness. S. D. R., 12. Helen M. Lillis. Our “Star,” Miss Helen Marie Lillis, received her first press notice in the Watkins Express of October 15, 1894. It announced to the public her successful appearance in the time-honored drama, “Life. During those early years Helen would have liked to appear every “Evening” hut her parents wisely restricted their daughter’s performances to Saturday matinees in Cousin Ed’s back yard lvceum and sent her to school the other five days. We will have to admit that Helen never studied very much. Knowledge