PALHINEWS - 1913

Palmyra High School

Palhinews
Vol. 1 No. 1
EASTER NUMBER
1913

A Publication of the students of the Palmyra Classical High School
Editor in Chief, Helen C. Adicott
Business Manager, Frederick Hanscom
Miss Mildred Buchanan, Faculty Director
Associate Editors: M. Story Hutchins, Dorothy Hennessy, Elmer Hibbard, Ethel Ferguson, Donald Bloodgood

Local Businesses Advertising in the Palhinews

THE M. STORY DRY GOODS CO.
Headquarters for School Supplies of all Kinds

SMITH & ZIEGLER
The Biggest and Best of Everything in School Supplies

J. E. De VOIST
110 Main Street - Palmyra
Palmyra's Dutch Barber

BRIGGS' DRUG STORE
Fine Stationery Prescriptions Carefully Compounded

THEO. WEBER'S BARBER SHOP
Smokers' Articles
76 Main St.

BULMER LUMBER YARD
F.E. ROWLEY, Prop.

JOHNSON & CONGDON
Shoes

BIRD & ROSS
Exclusive agents for Pneumatic Sweeper

C. G. CRANDALL'S
Furniture, Picture Framing to Order

SILVER & CADY
Enbalmers and Funeral Directors Furniture

G. A. TUTTLE
Hardware

L. H. FOSTER'S
1858 - 1913
Grover's Soft Sole Shoes

PALMYRA CANDY KITCHEN
Candy and Ice Cream

FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Palmyra, N.Y.
Pliny T. Sexton, President, Robt. M. Smith, Cashier

BAREHAM'S

H. O. YOUNG & SONS
4 Holmes Street
Home Conveniences

MYERS & WATSON
17 Market Street
Artistic Monuments

I-X-L LAUNDRY
Jackman Bros.

W. A. PARKER
11 William Street
Harness, Whips and Horse Goods

HISLOP'S NEWS ROOM
70 Main Street
School Supplies, Post Cards and Confectionery

LAWRENCE BROTHERS
House Dresses, Palmyra High School Pennants

LEBRECHT & JONES
Light Grade Suits

R. BARRETT
The Williams Street Hardware Man

JOHN H. BAIN
Fine Harness, Robes, Blankets and Fur Coats
Bicycles and Bicycle and Motorcycle Repairing

S. E. BRAMAN
Insurance

F. V. CLEVELAND
OLD DUTCH COFFEE
Mrs. J. D. Garlock, Mrs. Geo. Conant, Mrs. Ed. Slocum, Mrs. Fred Cable, Mrs. C. J. Lawrence, Mrs. M. J. Gavin, Mrs. Ray Chilson, Mrs. Geo. S. Johnson, Mrs. R. M. Smith, Mars. H. E. Whiting - All use O.D. Coffee - Ask Them Why

THE CRANDALL PACKING COMPANY

F. E. CONVERSE
Attorney at Law

SCHOOL DIRECTORY

BOARD OF EDUCATION

E. B. Anderson, President
F. E. Converse, Secretary
Ralph W. Swetman, Principal

ATHELETIC ASSOCIATION

Ralph W. Swetman, President
Harry Dixon, Vice-President
M. Story Hutchins, Secretary
Henry Griffith, Treasurer

BASKET BALL

M. Story Hutchins, Captain
>Monroe Stebbins, Manager
Second Team
Harry Dixon, Captain
Glen Foster, Manager

BASEBALL

Henry Griffith, Manager

TENNIS

Glen McIntyre, Manager

VOLLEY BALL

Mary Ella Fraher, Manager

GLEE CLUB and ORCHESTRA

Miss Anita Craddock, Director

PALHINEWS

Helen C. Addicott, Editor-in-chief
Frederick Hanscom, Manager

CLASS OFFICERS

1913

M. Story Hutchins, President
Helen C. Addicott, Vice-President
Mary Cavanaugh, Secretary
Elmer Meulendyke, Treasurer

1914

Henry Griffith, President
Mary Wardwell, Vice-President
Charlotte Marshall, Secretary
Elizabeth Newman, Treasurer

Titles of Articles Highlighted with Authors

OUR SCHOOL, Robert Tyler, 1914
GEOMETRY, Ethel Ferguson, 1915
P. H. S. 1793-1913, Helen C. Addicott, 1913
CURRENT EVENT DAY, Helen C. Addicott, 1913
SCHOOL SPIRIT, M. H. S., 1913
THE TWO DECISIVE GAMES, Grace Smith, 1915
THE CAMP FIRE GIRLS, Mildred Walton, 1916
A SCHOOL IN ANCIENT ROME, M. D. Crofoot
DEAN BAKER GIVES TALK ON FORESTRY
HOW THE RABIT HAPPENED TO COME AT EASTER, Margaret Miller, 1915
MR. SHERWIN TALKS ON COLLEGES
MR. DENNY'S TALK ON "THE WILD MAN OF BORNEO"

GRADUATION CLASS OF 1912

It is interesting to know that the graduation class of 1912 is representing P. H. S. in different colleges and schools.

David Aldrich is at Hamilton College; Catherine Burke is now at the City Hospital in Rochester, studying to become a trained nurse.

Harold Burke is at Notre Dame College in Notre Dame, Indiana.

Robert Dixon is now taking a post graduate course preparing to enter Syracuse University where he expects to take a course on electrical engineering.

Agnes Duffy is in the training class preparing to become a teacher.

Marion Ferguson is at her home in Skaneateles.

Lois Fish is in Auburn, where she is taking a post graduate course.

Frederick Griffith is at Hamilton College, Clinton, N.Y.

Lena Hardy is at the Geneseo Normal.

John Hickey is employed in Sexton's bank.

Michael Hickey is staying at home for the year.

Henry Mitchell is employed in the Post Office of this village.

Herbert Smith is attending the Syracuse University, where he is taking up a course in Forestry.

Raymond Bogardus is employed at Gardner's grocery store of this place.

PERSONALS

Miss Marguerite Cavanaugh of Cortland Normal visited the High School during her recent vacation.

Miss Mary Wardwell, former Vice-President of the junior class, is now attending school at Salem, Mass.

Miss Flossie See of Port Gibson, spent Friday, March 7, at our High School.

Miss Viola Sabedra brought her friend, Miss Wella Harmon, of West High School, Rochester, to visit our school a few days ago.

Miss Marjorie Sabedra, now studying to be a nurse at the Rochester Homeopathic Hospital, is speedily recovering from a recent operation for appendicitis.

Miss Marion Ferguson, of the class of 1912, is now at her home in Skaneateles.

The Misses Miriam Jones, Martha Walker, Grace Taylor, Mildren Bareham, Mary Schotland McLouth, Gladys Hennessy and the Messrs. Cuyler Hunt, Lucien Barcham, Herbert Smith, John Rushmomre, Frederick Griffith and Herbert Boynton attended the Christmas celebration of the High School. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson were also present at the Christmas celebration and each received a suitable present.

CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION

Mr. Van Overbake, our worthy janitor, was presented with a box of cigars and cries of "speech, speech" brought a very kind response from him. Mrs. Baker and Mr. Swetman each had previously been given a large box of candy.

HERE AND THERE
PERSONALS

Jenner Hennessy, a senior at Rochester University, visited several of the classes during one of his vacations.

John Hickey is now clerking in the First National Bank of Palmyra.

Gladys Anderson has entirely recovered from her recent operation for appendicitis.

Miss Marguerite Nash often visits our High School.

Miss Mary Cavanaugh spent a merry week with her sister, at Cortland Normal, a short time ago.

Miss Caroline McLouth attended the Junior prom at Hamilton College.

Harold Burke of Notre Dame, Indiana, was home for the Christmas vacation.

Miss Esther Holoway, now working in Lawyer Congdon's office, is a frequent visitor at P. H. S.

Ray Converse the present truant officer, is often seen gracing our school.

ATHLETICS

Palmyra High School Basketball Team

S. Hutchins, Center
M. Stebbins, L. Forward
R. Dixon, R. Forward
O. Meulendyke, L. Guard
E. Meulendyke, R. Guard
H. Dixon, L. Guard and L. Forward
H. Griffith, R. Guard
J. Vanoverbake, L. Guard
G. Foster, R. Guard
L. Wiley, R. Forward

BASE BALL

Seven from last years team:
Elmer Meulendyke, Oswald Meulendyke, R. Dixon, M. Stebbins, Henry Griffith, S. Wiley and S. Hutchkins.

TENNIS and VOLLEY BALL

This original booklet will be donated to the Office of the County Historian in Lyons, NY. All spellings are as printed in the original. For information about individuals or businesses listed, we thank you in advance for directing ALL questions and research inquiries to the Office of the County Historian.

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