Hornell High School - Maple Leaf Yearbook (Hornell, NY)

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ug f c Hi 1 CLASS OF '37 ,AW-,1- Al,'l'llOUGll the Sophomore class has not formally organized. personalities are al- ready heginning to 1nake themselves. known. 'l'he sophomore class is represented in the Student Council hy such ahle student legislators as Kelly Simon. Russell Lynch. Louise Hollands, Vernon Belknap and Alhert Rohhins. lu athletics many have earned their letters. Among these are Squint Belknap, .Xlhert Rohhins. and Holton Lynch. In the Tllespiznls, we lind lilaine Richtniyer and lfdgar Curran. Such dancers as Nancy Dzxvidson. Peggy Gould. lflizaheth Crandall. Dorothy Pen- fold, Marcia Willsey. and Virginia Fitzgerald insure the success of any social venture in which the class may participate. VVith the appointment of a committee hy the class. it is very likely that otlicers will he elected soon and an adviser selected hy the class. , l2DGAR CURRAN

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CLASS OF '38 ONE ot' thc titicst ztcliicvctm-tits of tht' Class ot' 'JIS was zt Hook 'l'c:t held in thc library on NOYCXUIJCI' 22. Its purpose wats to st-ll hooks :tml with thc proceeds lilly new hooks for their l'il'L'SlllllZlll lllll'llI'y. The 1lI'0Q'l'Ell1l was currietl on wholly hy thc students. The ol'Iicers are as follows: X'11:o1N1A Laos lI.Xll'I' AXDELIN iz Fox ..... HAIQOLD 1711: Nloctatplt . ..... . JEAN Bassuk. l':DXY.-XRI NLXRY l'iVI2I.YN fitll'l.ll tixoiusr tQ.tx1.1.,u:ttt:ie . li'l I' fr.t'1It' ra-I C'l1atrn1tu1 R0frCshmCn,l.v .. t'tv.vmmin-g .... B001-xv . . Program . . li 11s1'11t'.t'.t' .Xclclinc lfox and George tlallaglicr shoulcl hc Qspeciztlly me-titionccl as they took com- plctc responsibility for tht-ir johs :mal carrictl tht-in out cxccptionztlly well .Xs ll rcsttlt ot the lczt llllLxCll hooks wut ulclttl to their lilmrury. Nliss Cora Puckett is guiding the interests of thc class. GERALD CURR.-xx nl

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CLASS OF '36 OFFICERS l7l:.xNf'is Homx ............... ....,.. P rrsz'dent IiR.fxNc'Is lIuc'1u.r:r .. I 1'cc-Pzvsideizl l5r1R'r11A Gurur ,, ...... .5il'C1'1'flIl'.V l'r:'rlclc Soiufxsox . . . . . . . . T1'uns1m'r PFRHAPS the outstanding' event of the .limior Class this season was the Junior Prom which was held May IU. ln addition to the excellent time which was had hy those who attemleel, a tidy sum was added to the class treasury. The genial Mr. l'eltz was chosen as our class adviser, hy a committee inclutliaig jack Daley, joseph tiallagher, .Xristy Argyros. Martha Vogt and joan Searles. Already the class is making history. ln athletics we have .lack Nelson, Francis Hogan, A-Xlhie llinze. .Xrthnr .'Xi'g'yi'os and ,lolm Foreman. The dramatic cluhs hid fair to have a prosperous year with such histrionic ahility as is evidenced in thc work of Freddie Frantz, lfluggli Wzxtt, -lack Kerr, Martha Vogt, and Frieda Spratt. In the editorial held, Peter Sorenson. XVillett McCarty and Kenneth Wood, will Udo the honors next year. Scholastic honors will undonhtedly he forth coming with the scholarly efforts of Jack Daley, loan Searles, Rohert Towner and lack Carney. ' ' M. EDWARDS