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

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SENICDRS si? I935 +2 'Ill-v wouztiozz and awwcation is art. Have a look at the inserts in this book. if you would have a meager idea of Rene's ability in art. To this ability add co-operation and interest in the intrinsic things in life. WILLIAM RIEFER 'L-I neat, witty, intelligent gentleman ' He has wit to debate. commonsense to arrive at con 1- siions, and humor to alleviate a difnculty. W RUTH REILLY Irish here spells miselzief. fun, laughter, common sense and comely looks Ruth's ardor on the Maple Leaf stait, the Volcano, and in class will be missed by her 'gangf Well, ?everyonel. oss him for Dr. .l0hnson's Circle. pri is someone s gain! GRETCHEN ROBINSON A gay little nli5s X Gretchen is a gay yet conscientious person whose qualitiesk make our school very much alive to new ideas. f WINIFRED nocxwsu. .'ln actress of worth , We present-'Dulcy'l VVinnie's stellar perfor Xmce in' he GQ senior play. of which she-'was the star, will re fghheg toitplskf DALE ROLLINS' l A 'I - M l 111 zo as c dj ma I mnnl who l less a l share pf the s Sl le un ' -Xmong the is number d a e In every cla s is tl eiear stslsober, attention-paying 1 1'. ' ev ie :'i 5 f . . , . X . fp 4, EDWARD Rouscl-'ER ' ' 'U He has a smile for ezferyoneu Eddie is one of our able auto mechanic students who may . l' Qi x- be found tinkering with gadgets and thing-a-ma-bobs in Q 351, Mr. Lavonie-r's shop. ill. J PAUL SANFO-RD t t A . . tk '- l1'r1te me as one who lowes Ins fellowmann X tj' 5 Panl's commercial arithmetic ability indicates somethiiighf about his keenness when he really works. ' is gpgssnr SAXTON If 1 A1 honest man and a warm heart within Q' Bob is a practical type of individual who invariably makes the grade because he is not chasing a shadow. SHIRLEY SAYLES l , , 'Heard melodies are sweet, but those unheard sweeter Do you want to know a 'swell guy' who minds his business, is a good actor, and possesses social niceties? Shirley is the answer to the order. GEORGE SCHIEDER 1-Ie is best deseribenl as a, tall philosopher To make ends meet in this time of New Deal. requires at Washington college 'profs and a Cabine I H. H. S. We need only George as our Treasurer. MARY sHERwooD ,, K. .. ' , j , , , ' ' U .X o sto: tn rm 1 ' 1 -' tlzangjfllazy s personalzty Petite. quiet al a go squ . er w Bxvoice scarcely does her brain is ' . VERLIE sHERwooD 1' I-Cllt'l'l'flll, stznlions and f11t1-loving It isa very rare occasion when Verlie comes to a class without her homework. Quite remarkable, isn't it? ELIZABETH sms vHt'U?'Pll from all ereatnres hides the book of fate, .-Ill but the pa-ge fvreserlbed, their present state lf we could get a peek at that book, we'd bet almost any- thing that Betty's name has a place of fame in it. twenty-firre V s

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SENIORS l935 I Guv MURDOCK X Tlze1'e were two Clll',C'C'll.Y who fought For years and years, oeer naught Now these might be Benny and llestor. or VVinchell and llernie, but these happen to be Murdock and Klopman. This famous feud in 10A will undoubtedly end with graduation. BETTY NUGENT Tl1y beauty hamzts me, heart and soul 1 Winsome. poised, intelligent are some ofthe adjectives that describe her. To prove herself a regular fellow, Betty has committed an occasional infraction of discipline. JAMES oi'coiNNoR 1 am in earnest llesides being an excellent debater. jimmy is one of the cheerful. unassuming members of our class. JACK o'R'rNER Hflll111lil'lll7lxV schooled in every grace After knowing black as long as we have we are extremely disappointed that we did not know him sooner. We have found him a diligent worker and a good sport. RALPH oivER Laugh and the world laughs with you llesides his scholastic interest his mind runs to blonds and music. Right, Ralph? DOROTHY PALMER She speaks when something worth while is to be said. Although Dorothy is a late addition to our class, she has quickly distinguished herself by her athletic ability. MITCHELL PALMER The worlds no better if we worryg l.z'fe's no longer if we hurry Mitchell is hound to be possessor of many riches. The pro- verb, 'Wo1'k is the only universal currency' is true. Humor. a mechanical trend, and an ability to ask questions are his. GRACE PHILLIPS Seriousness anal S0lC'llIl1lil.X' are stamped upon ber countenance X Grace assumes her tasks seriously and performs them well. HJRTEERT PQWLLINGER f The drop hollows out the stone, not by strength. t but by Constant fall-ing Une of the younger members of the graduating class has found thatihy diligence and constancy school life can be protithhle as well as a time-of-fun period. ' ELEANoiR POWERS She is friendliest and therefore noblest VA good sport, a good athlete, a good companion is lileanor. HEILFN PRESTON Thy smile becomes thee well llelen is usually a very pleasant sort of person hut when her eyes begin to Hash,-look out! ' ANGELO RACALTO' A Deeds will be done while he boasts his quieseencen iXngelo's ambition for the diplomatic service, seems nearly a realization when one watches ,his quiet, dignified and easy approach in dealing with people. ZAR1Q XRAWADY Wi it Short and sweet Xlllle find that the calm, quiet members of our class often act ias a check on those of us who are more impulsive. DANIEL RlcHARosoiN Let schoolmasters puzzle their brain With grammar and nonsense and learning Plenty of brains, and a penchant for wandering in corridors with blonds gives one an idea of Danny. twenty-four

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.ff l X 1 , 1 l1tKf f' , sf xy ,Lg!ENioR5.wfiQ-35 l--N ' f ' ' If f v ff , Q- .ioHN SK 1'oN A ,I ff I' W 'V f 7 Ei I I ' ' ?!J pf wc say. W' 0 ke you , wzll you believe ns. l'le's na ve. sincere, honesty and, his opinions matter. He's a tall. lure Nordic who has taste in femininity, books and triends, holds offices.-dances well, has a husky laugh and a legion of real pals. LAWRENCE sLAnE f Ta know lmw fa lzizlc onc's ability is frcat skill J X , , .1 A, Aviation, munitionspradios and cycling are but a few of L Af' Lawrence s hobbies. 2 ,ESTHER SMITH A' 'i 'Her imlnstry knows na emi Eine business ability plus personality will win for Esther. a place in the sun. JENNIE SMITH 'fliale fl'l.C'lll In conceal her by naming her Smith 'lenniels presence in any class is a guarantee of an interest- ing time due to her Wit. rather than to the teacher's ability. GEORGE SPEARS His prrsvmvc was ephemeral, yet laslingi' liven though George was with us but a short time, we will remember him for his easy-going pleasant temperament. FLORENCE SPENCER HlllIlS'l.C lzaflz charms to soaflic the savage beast ller interest in music denotes an interest in the finer things of life which form so important a part of woman's culture. soc sPl'rui.NiK l 3 ffTl1c only man who really is what llc appears fo be Y , P isya gcntlmnanv .J Sol detserted' Qoljrfqtflthefobnnhercial life. We know that :his chara, r ,in'scl1pdl'b mir to achieve for him, success foutsid A school. f I S QdaEa'i'Li' CKLES 1 f if f Hc lows to chat with the girls, I know i, fb eek haired Bob in his red blazer is a familiar figure in many a feminine group. His popularity extends to other if fields, however. CLARA LO-UISE STEWART Ease af heart, hw' wary look camvyadi' Clara is a jolly student who lightens the cares of her fellow students in homeroom. TERESA SULLIVAN Size was made for happy flzauglits For playful wi! and lauglzfc1 ' lf one wants a good partner at a matinee dance. he fueled ' . only to ask Teresa for pleasurable ente1'tainm,eif1t.l 3' L 1-f x mf ELEANQR SUTHERBY WA,-' It at ,fljf0c1'101L waim and fazllz sincere . If the old adage is true that 'The way to a man's heart is ' through his stomach' Eleanor is assured a domestic life through her homemaking abilities. MARTHA SWWEENEY HGCIZHCWIC11 f7I'CfC7'-7'C'll lzfarls' l I o Y A well dressed young lady with equestrian ambitions whoplf Xl till enjoys skipping an occasional class. will he found thpyk X A x center of a bevy of merriment at Cameron's. lb CHARLES J. TANNER, JR. i A i A, -X, , -J . X. l .S'uaz'v, laqnaciazzs, lmmormzs and GCl11C'Z'Z1'lgu l A . . - . . . . 'l ' XX ho IS the sartorially perfect individual leading the band blip, N l and swinging a mean baton? None other than C. I.. Ir. if K X For further reputations we refer you to the activities page. 1 A 1 H . ' ELIZABETH TEETER ' ht XJ v ' i Tl1C4,' sfimzblc fha! rim fast My me E it , , , One never fears for Elizabeth's fall, since she is cl ib - lilftlk tive and uses logic in her arriving at conclusions. 3 if X' N if ll fzvcnty-.life is pl! 'X m x it ' M' in