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

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1936 volume:

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Q. 14, A1352 Y, Af I 'X K ff X , 1 1 1 51' MAPLE L MF' PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS HORNIELL HIGH SCHOOL L 2 HORNELL, NEW YORK E JACK DALEY GRACE MORETTI JOHN DICKINSON GEOKGE METZGER JACK GRAVES FRANK BRUST - Editorial Board OFFICERS BUSINESS STAFF RALPH J. PELTZ, Adviser Editor-in-Chief - Assistant Assistant - Business Manager Advertising Manager Subscription Manager gi-,' i 0 Q 3 ,-'fr JQ X , 9 M- 'Qaf7 '2f , if T-:Z :ii-Q? wx' W fm f f . Wifi f.w,W! :' ' RWM 22- N f Q , , M1 1,1 1. A: , -. ,, ,ful nl Y 1 NE W ww was 41 2 w , ff 'l L 'lW'f9ff '9 '- M 'I WUI II ' - -1 l :ee-'f ,W- A 1 . .f.Jv4' 1eM'. 'JI A ' 7: EE zsrf f ' m MI ine! 1 wi If 'Wi' 'I L ' 13 :if - ,. 4 H -ff if f -A . - L41 1 11 41:35 , ' V M , f3ffi2 A 4 A -'-' 1 1, 1- ' E5 'I ,fs ' - , 2 - . J , 1 Fw -112 'mmm 1 ' ff' Li- - E. K. 'N' Q' ' 'T , s fr f ' if 'X 74 1 ,SX Pnl?--1-..,-,,H, i 'Z-Z,-5 G A ,J 93 41 'QQAR 'X-' Q if.-1-! --we XX-N! -..,., -A 5 , , Y 1 --1 APPRECIATION Wim? THE Class of 1936 has been extremely fortunate in having Mr. Peltz as adviser in both its Junior and Senior years. His enthusiasm and diligent efforts have accounted for the Hnancial and social success of this class and its undertakings. 6 IN sincere appreciation of the efforts of one who has as student, teacher, and member of the Board of Education whole-heartedly supported the activi- ties of Hornell High School, We, the Senior Class, dedicate this MAPLE LEAF of 1936 to CAPTAIN JOHN J. FINNESSEY DTEDICATIION 1 L ' ' Administration S11j1c'ri11fe1m'c111f of Srboolx HARRISON S. DODGE Principal of High School EDWARD XV. COOKE Vice Principal of High School ' M. JANE HARROWER Vice Principal of funior High J. MILTON STULL Board of Education OFFICERS JENNIE P. TOWNER President I-IERMAN A. MILLER - - Secretary EDWARD O,CONNOR T1'c'as1wc1f TRUSTEES JENNIE P. TOWNER GERTRUISE B. STEVENS JOHN D. CONDERMAN JOHN J. FINNESSY FRANK V. MATTHEXVS -6 Helen Brown Ruth P. Buck Lois Clark Faculty English Department M. Jane Harrower, Head George Clicquennoi Mildred V. Dunham Cora Puckett Marion Balcom Phlabia Sheheen Foreign Language Chari Hallett, Head Alice Price Janet Towner Commercial Rexford M. Rockwell, Head Caroline Stadelman ,Carolyn Mosher . Social Siuclics Dorothy Low ' Harriet Lasher fylflf h 0 1a S. a M. Adelaide Conderman Vocational Marvin Ingram, Head Leroy Kimmel Ruth Potter Virginia Nugent Louis J. Lavonier Arthur Eaton Mildred Cull Elizabeth Moore Everett A. Cole Paul C. Ford Ward a oon w is M , uxic Librarian Dean Harrington, Head Hilda Bridge Lloyd Bremer M athematics Houicinalzing . l , H d I B Ralph J Peg .fav G ld Mildred Goheen, Head ermce ennett . an 3 an 6 er Margaret VanOrden Rosamond J. Spears Olive Hart , Marguerite Marlatt Science Physical Education Charles M. Eddy, Head Nellie Dickinson Helen Minckler Elliot M' Hartman, Head . cy.:-qilith V. Redanz, Head LQ Elizabeth Neild Earl B. Robertson Lenore A. Harnish Office Staff Helen Harris Doris Dickey 10 NM Kffwfyf f , h. I f' bf , ZF K eve YP I KNRLEAF A X ,ov f qui LW., 36 A A A A A f 1' VW'1,f3 ,,--.--V- .f . M ,L ' s Freshman Class OFFICERS DONALD MCKIBBEN - - - Presirlmt WILLIAM PLANTS - Vice Prcsiflent JUANXTA NIIZELL - Trcusurvr Lois GRANGER - Secretary K . MWA .L iw.-..,.,L I 1 K M 4' Cf, 36 'X T fx ff N' QW N R R R 1 ai Ri f 'Ev Wig wx f ,gf -f F V' I . 1-v ' 1 e 1 .. w, , Sophomore Class , OFFICERS ROBERT ROHAN - - - HARRY BICKNELL - Vice BOYD BIQRNELL - JOHN MITCHELL - xx 1 P1'6Sil1C11f Pwsidcnt TTUHSTITUY Secretary ,4- Hx LEAF P-We 36 M N X v 0 X' K ,, xx -, Z 7x W7 X x 1 r I ffl? P Leaf-fe Honor Students Betty Cundy John Morrissey Mary Racalto Jack Daley Kenneth Wood Roger Moran Ralph Sibley Clarence Stevens Rouum' TOWNER SllIIlllllf01'i6lll Lf KNFLEFF - .-'I' we 36 ,Z rw ROGER MORAN JOHN MORRISSEY FRANCIS BUCKLEY JOSEPH HOGAN Senior Class OFFICERS RALPH J. PELTZ, Adviser - Prcsia'e111f Vice President - Treasurer Sccreiary jj, vi' LP-F LJ Be. '36 , ' ':a 1 lurk 7?'ailM BERTHA ALLEN Academic In her tongue is the law of kindness. Glce Club. DOROTHY ALLEN Commercial They are never alone that are accompanied by noble thoughts. Glee Clubg Secretary-Treasurer International Relationsg Junior Science. I ' ARTHUR ARGYROS College Entrance An all-around good fellow in all sports. Co-captain Footballg Co-captain Basketballg Baseballg Sportsmanship Leagueg Athletic Associationg Student Councilg Varsity Hg Athletic Councilg Junior Prom. MARGARET BAILEY Commercial j Small things are best. MATTHEW BAISCH Commercial He works and seldom fails to gain his end. L V RNE BENDER Commercial Glad that I live, am I. ERA BENNETT Commercial Her ways are ways of pleasaninessf' IAM BENNETT Academic 3, All things mme round lo him who will but wait. Hi-Yg Athletic Associationg Homeroom Baskethallg MAPLE LEAF Staff. . LORRAINE BERG Academic She lives in peace with all mankind, in friendship she is true. International Relationsg Athletic Associatioug National Forensic League. DONALD BERRY College Entrance In framing an ariisl, art halh thus decreed, To make some good, but others lo exceed. Aviation Clubg Stamp Clubg Art Editor MAPLE LEAFQ Athletic Associationg Tennisg Hi-Yg Invitation Commit- teeg Assembly Program, lS 4 9 i u We PAUL BERRY Academic lVhat should a man do but be merry. ,V+ Athletic Associationg Tennisg MAPLE LEAFQ Stamp Club. 4 - 4-T35 36 f. AN OBOWNIK Homemakin g Quiet and unassuming- Therefore, one must know her to appreciate her. Homemaking Club. MARION BOssARD Commercial f 3, A sweet attractive kind of grace. Athletic Association. ETHEL BRAACK I EILEEN BOYDEN College Action and Life-ah! here's the key. Athletic Associationg Assembly Programs. But let me silent he. Assembly Programsg Sportsmanship Brothcrhoodg Basket- ballg Deb ateg Soccerg Tr ack. AGNES BRADY College Entrance Measures, not men, have always been my mark. Stamp Clubg Orchestra. LYLE BRANDS College Entrance :J For he that once is good, is ever great. . International Rclationsg Athletic Associatio L I . ' EDWARD BROOK College Entrance Men of few 'words are the best of men. WAYNE BROWNELL College Entrance In men whom men condemn as ill I find so much of goodness still. junior Scienceg Senior Scienceg Student Councilg Orches- trag International Relationsg Hi-Yg Athletic Associationg Assembly. FRANK BRUST College En Let sehoolmastrrs puzzle their bra' Wztb grammar and nonsense and Three Mummers, International Relations Hi Y learning Athletic Association Subscription Manager MAPLE EAE Three Mummers Christmas Play ' ' ms , - A U I . , S .- S Y S s I 19 We MW P- val! LY. '3 6 WWW FRANCIS BUCKLEY Academic A most popular gentleman. Athletic Associationg Student Councilg Vice President Ju- nior Classg Treasurer Senior Classg Junior Promg Co-chair- man Senior B-all ROGER BURN Vocational The war nows nothing o f its greatest men. 1 Commercial cl er heart is like a garden fair Where many pleasant blossoms grow? enior Scienceg Athletic Association. MALCOLM CAMERON Academic I am a quiet gentleman. Aviation Clubg Assembly Programs. RICHARD CAMPBELL Commercial Nothing endures hut personal qualities. International Relations. JACK CARNEY College Entrance A hrilliant mind and pleasing personality. President Thespiansg Student Councilg Junior Science Clubg Assembly Programs. PAUL CARY Vocational Deeds, not words. Athletic Association. FRANCIS CLANCY College Entrance The boy with the perpetual smile. International Relationsg Athletic Associationg Senior Sci- enceg Assembly Programsg Homeroom Basketball. HENRY CLARK Vocational A good name is rather to he chosen than great riches. Aviation Clubg Athletic Association. CLARENCE CLEMENS College Entrance I will try anything once? International Relationsg Athletic Associationg Footballg Basketball. PAUL COLEMAN Academic A merry heart doeth good like a medicine. BETTY CONDERMAN College Entrance Howe'er it be, if seems to me, 'Tis only noble to be good? Le Cercle Francais. Doms CONDERMAN College Entrance Thy modesty's a candle lo thy merit. Olrchestrag Le Cercle Francais. JOHN CONDERMAN Commercial Men may come, and men may go, - l But 1 go on forever. X I Athletic Association. ,VV ll fy If ,ff ff f MILDRED CoNz f!Commereial A true friend is forever 4 friend. Glee Clubg Girls' Service Clubg MAPLE LEAF Staff. RALPH Co G o ege f V I th 1 1 ljde, let the world go. A' ,gf de unci 5 F ballg Trackg Sportsmanship Leagueg ' ' 1' . . , Rifle Clubg Assembly Programsg ' --- 1. L- etballg Varsity H. MAR JORIE COOPER Homemaking Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. Athletic Association. HARRY COYKENDALL Commercial He'll find rr way. Volcano Staiig Tumbling Teamg MAPLE LEAF Stalfg Book Club. KENNETH CRANDALL College Entrance His heart is as great as the world. Hi-Yg International Relationsg Stamp Clubg Athletic As- sociationg Assembly Programsg Aviation Club. PHYLLIS CRANDALL Commercial The gentle mind by gentle deeds is known? 21 'le 514,04 C546 36 l 4' T' f 1 I, tif? 'se n 'X I X. Xxx ,, BETTY CUNDY College Entrance My own thoughts are my own companions. Athletic Associationg Girls' Service Clubg MAPLE LEAF Staffg Assembly Programs. DANIEL CURRAN Commercial The world's no better if we worry, Lifels no longer if we hurry. ELEANOR CUTLER College Entrance A smile and word for allf' Senior Science, Le Cercle Francaisg Book Clubg Athletic Associationg Orchestra. JACK DALEY College Entrance I would be true, for there are those who irust mef' junior Scienceg Editor-in-Chief, MAPLE LEAF, Athletic Associationg Treasurer Student Councilg Assembly Prof' gramg Band, Co-chairman Junior Promg Treasurer Senior X Scienceg Senior Banquet Committee. , li - I VIRGINIA DAMRATI-I ' Commercial For all that fair is, is by nature good. Athletic Association. VERA DARROW Academic The milclest manners with the bravest mindf' Book Clubg Secretary Glee Clubg Three Mummersg Gov- ernor's Daughter. MARGUERITE DELANY College Entrance To help is the most beauliful verb in the world. Girls' Service Clubg Glee Clubg Book Clubg Assembly Programg Governor's Daughterug Co-chairman Com- mencement Invitation Committee. JOHN DICKINSON College Entrance Vice resident Hi-Yg Debateg Volcano Staffg National Fore Leagueg Assistant Editor, MAPLE LEAFQ Athletic ss c atio ' Homeroom Basketballg Senior Science Club. - oxus DRESHEI1 College Entrance 1 Life is real! Life is earnest! 't Debate. 9 I am a par! of all that I have met. ET EDWARDS College Entrance Fine ari is that in which the hand, the head, and the hear! go together. Secretary Senior Science Clubg Treasurer Junior Classg Orchestra: Glee Clubg Secretary Student Councilg Presi- dent Le Cercle Francaisg Athletic Associationg Volcano Staffg MAPLE LEAF, Co-chairman Junior Promg Co-chair- man Senior Ball. 22 IRENE EICHER Commercial Silence sweeter is than speech. Athletic Association. HOWARD EMERSON College Entrance The teachers always discover my faults They never appreciate my virtues. 'xc f FRANCES FAIRFIELD C E ' Commercial ' A maiden fair to see. Athletic Associationg President! Glee Clubg Three Mum- mers. , , A ROBERT FLANDERS Com ,cial I t , f L -jf? If j'YCoiintry gentleman. , ff 'jf , f X T A 1 J' , , , ,- Hi X If . , 4 D HARMON FLETCHER Academic He is a great obser1:er. Interclass Football. JOHN FOREMAN Commercial An athlete of the first rank? Social Evening Committeeg Junior Day Assemblyg Co-cap- tain Basketballg Athletic Associationg President Varsity Hg Treasurer Student Councilg Trackg Sportsmanship Leagueg Footballg Homeroom Basketball. PHYLLIS Fox College Entrance There is no wisdom like franknessfl Le Cercle Francaisg Volcano Staff. MARGARET FRANCE College Entrance What good I see, humbly I seek to do. Glee Club. FREDERICK FRANTZ College Entrance Wine, women, and song. Athletic Associationg Varsity Hg President of Thes- piansg Assembly Programsg Volcano Staff: Senior Playg Homeroom Basketballg Footballg B-aseballg Student Coun- eilg Junior Promg Sportsmanship League. JOSEPH GALLAGHER College Entrance Ioe's keen sense of humor has made him famous. Athletic Associationg Basketball. l 1 + ' ,J QM at P- LN? '36 .J x rw ! l Millie RITA GALLESE College Entrance She is pretty to walk with, And witty to talk with, And pleasant, too, to think on. Athletic Association. ANTIONETTE GARIPPA Homemaking in The hand that hath made you fair hath S ' A made you good. if ' ., ,J .4 -,J r I 'DONALD GIGLIO Vocational J' X 45 But where there comes ,a test We silent men are best. GRAVES College Entrance I will have my alay and my philosophies. andg Orchestrag Athletic Associationg Senior Sci- ence' e Cercle Francaisg Assistant Business Manager, Vol- ea 5 dvertising Manager, MAPLE LEAF. ' NICHOLAS GUARGLA Commercial Short and stocky And very eoekyf' Athletic Associationg Baseballg Homeroom Basketball. BERTHA GUILD College Entrance Life's a jest and all things show it, I ought so once and now I know it. ret rhletic Associationg Varsity Hg Secretary Class A E F Staffg Junior Prom Committee. Q -. L TTY AGADORN Academic If to her share, some female errors fall, Look on her face, and you'll forget them all. Athletic Associationg Assembly Programsg MAPLE LEAF Staff. WILLIAM HARRIS College Entrance Better late than never. Athletic Associationg Hi-Yg Varsity Hg Tracl-Ig Bandg Orchestrag Senior Scienceg Student Council. ROCKWELL HARWOOD -p - Commercial Chararter to rlistingnish him. JOHN HAUGHTON , Academic Si h no more, ladies, si h no more. 3 Athletic Associationg Track. Y 24 K. BETTY HAEDERLE Homemaking De1fout and pure, sober, steadfast and demuref, Homemaking Clubg Athletic Associationg Glee Clubg As- sembly Programs. RAYMOND HEDDEN Commercial Who to himself is law, no law doth need, offends no law and is a king indeerlf' ALBERT HINZE . Commercial Laugh and the world laughs with you. Athletic Associationg Varsity Hg Student Councilg Sportsmanship Leagueg Basketballg Footballg Trackg Ju- nior Day Assemblyg Secretary Junior Class. CHARLES HINZE College Of science and logic he chatters, As fine and as fast as he can. Athletic Associationg Footballg Baseballg Basketball. HAROLD HOFFMAN Commercial An afable and courteous gentleman. tudent Councilg President Freshman Classg Athletic As- sociatio FRAINCIS HOGAN College Entrance We never saw his lilzeg there Lives no greater leader. hairman Athletic Associationg Carnivalg Junior Day As- semblyg Athletic Councilg Trackg Basketballg Manager X v Footballg President Junior Classy President Student Coun- cilg Assembly Programsg Athletic Associationg Varsity Hg Book Clubg Hi-Yg Sportsmanship League. JOSEPH HOGAN College Entrance J Lord among the wits and a wit among the lords. Secretary Senior Classy Senior Ball Committeeg Varsity Basketballg Athletic Associationg Junior Day Assembly. JEAN HURLBURT Homemakin g f r 11 'She smiled and the shadows departed. Girls' Service Clubg Assembly Programsg Homemaking Club. MILTON HURNE Academic Kind hearts are more than coronetsf' Le Cercle Francaisg Athletic Association. . ,Jr tv MARGARET INGALLS Academicfl IVV' . V V X ef X Xl V 1 An outward and visible sign of an inward and , spiritual grace. ' 25 'F A14 , Y :fp f T 5 l l l 1 l 1 f ...J r , fi f r , T 'J y l 1 4. ,, 4 A0.J'. Vf ' I , ,L 'I 1 ' ,f Xe- I' . 'f' if .I - gf .A 1 f sl N' L E .36 fly ff f 1 1 n 1 1. PAUL INGALLS Vocational The only way lo have a friend is to be one. Bandg Orchestrag Athletic Association. MILTON JACKSON Vocational On thrir own mrrifx, modest men are dumb. JACK JAMISON Academic A mighty man is hc. Athletic Associationg Track. ANITA JAYNES Homemaking Goo:lm's does consist in greulness, but .. ,. e ess in goodazcssy of , .Z ln, If 6 R I-6151 , I HNSON Acadeniifs Joi K , I s ml! on lhings we do. f f 5 ' t letic Associationg Manager Football. STELLA JOHNSON Homemaking A happy life means pr11rlc'11t choir! ' Book Club. CARL JONES College Entrance The force of his own merit makes his way. Varsity Hg Athletic Associationg Basketballg Student Councilg Tennis. CATHERINE JONES Homemaking Full of sweet im1'ijfere11ce. Athletic Association. 6 PHILLIP KELLISON ollege Entrance 'rAY01LI1llllJf 'gh m teh nc, A1111 ' vels with s N1 roughif' A MAPL :AF Staff Photog pherg Bandg Assembly Pro- Q s. WILLIAM KLOS Commercial Although he promise fo his loss, Ht' makes his promise good. 26 FRANCIS KNAPP Commercial A cheery grin, a quick hello Athletic Associationg Stamp Clubg Tennis. MARIAN KULL nel Those things tell ns why we like him so. JULIA KNIGHT Sincerity plus morlesty gains success. Athletic Association. 1 Yon were born in zz merry hour. DONALD LASHURE Commercial The greater man, the greater courtesy. Orchestra. MARIE LEAHY College Entrance N fb' f If fl 'thy i o ing greu was ever ac 16119. wr on enthusiasm. BURDETTE LEWIS College Entrance Speech is great, MQ But silence is greaferf' Le Cercle Francais. KARL LINDEMAN College Entrance A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the best of men. Vice President Three Mummersg junior Scienceg Interna- tional Relationsg Athletic Associationg Student Councilg Varsity Hg Basketballg Senior Play Committeeg Senior Ball Committeeg MAPLE LISAF Staffg Assembly Programsg Junior Day Program. GERTRUDE LINDNER Homemaking True success comes only to those who :lo their best. HELEN LINEHAN ' College Entrance Helen's winning frnile und charming ways will always be rernemlrererlf' Book Clubg Athletic Associationg Student Assembly League. CHARLES LLOYD Vocational They that know the most, Make the least noise International Relations + L45- .Mint - if il ' 3 Y R tl gf fi K ill A Ax XX ii AQ. r'-V LFP .36 ,up X .xl . -ff if , T .. - R, fs 'L .. .e PAULINE LUCAS Commercial Sober, hut not serious. Book Clubg Athletic Associationg Glee Club. Avis MACMULLEN College Entrance Avis, wit is hest known to students in French class. Girls' Service Clubg Book Clubg Senior Scienceg Interna- 'tional Relzgtionsg Le Cercle Francais. six f BERNARD MCALLISTER College Entrance g ft 33 The 'variety of all things forms a pleasure. J X. WILLET MCCARTY ' College Entra e ' An ounce of wit is worth a pound of sorro Hi-Yg Athletic Associationg Volcano Staff. Q I JEAN MCCLAFFERTY College Entran When Irish eyes are srnilingf, Le Cercle Francaisg Senior Scienceg Student Councilg A - letic Associationg Assembly Programsg Student Assembly League. FRANCIS MCCLENIN Academic There is no great genius without a mixture of madness. lnternalional Rclationsg Stamp Clubg Athletic Association. MARGARET MCDONALD Commercial True to her work, her word, and her friend. Basketballg Athletic Councilg Varsity Hg Captain Soc- cer Teamg Athletic Association. HELEN MCKEE Commercial At all I laugh, you laugh no douht, The only diferenee-I dare laugh out. Glee Clubg Atlieneunigr Athletic Associationg MAPLE LEAF Stztff. Kjff x H RUL' X XVJPAMES MCLAUGHLIN College Entrance Y 1 ,, . . f. f .I . X 1 1 , He fills hzswlzfetnue with deeds, not wzth f i x 1 ,' ' inactive years. 1 Book Clubg- Assembly Prograrnsg Photography Editor, - ' MAIQLE LEAF. is LEO MCPHERSON Commercial Ambition has no rest. Hi-Y. 28 GEORGE METZGER Commercial To whom mush of the success of this book is zluef' Business Manager, MAPLE LEAFQ Student Councilg Ath- letic Associationg Junior Prorng Homeroom Basketballg Hi-Yg Senior Ballg Senior Banquet Committee. A K Tl-IEGDORE MIKE If Academi ' I ' As merfy as the day is long. ' fi I , N I A . f N t . VA 1. JI. ' l I , y . . MARGARET MITCHELL L L Commercial lVhatever is worth doing at all is worth rloirig well. Athletic Association. ROGER MORAN ege Entrance Our class presia'e11t- ly- EX' A true leader, horn for S1 ,X s. f, V if Student Council, Make-up Editor, MA L YLEAFQ xllresi- dent Senior Class, Athletic Association. X, g lfdw GRACE MORETTI College Entx-ninety lf' WK To assign a task to Grace is to he assured it will A , 5' 'W' be well done. X R X Le Cercle Francaisg Student Councilg Athletic Associa- 5 tiong Assistant Editor, MAPLE LEAFJ Handbook Commit- V tee, Assembly Programs. JOHN MORRISSEY Colle gesE nee Why shoulrl I worry? Nothing is worth it. Athletic Association, Vice Presidc i la HAROLD Moss Co mercial VC7ell-timed silence hath more eloquence than speech. JACK NELSON College Entrance Sportsman and gL'11flE1Ill111, Leader and friemlf' Captain-elect, Footballg Varsity Hg Athletic Associa- tion, Trackg Assembly Programsg MAPLE LEAF Staffg Sportsmanship League. DONALD NESBITT College Entrance Words are womeng deeds are men. Hi-Yg Book Clubg Volcano Staffg Athletic Association, MAPLE LEAF Staffg Homeroom Basketballg Senior Science. VIRGINIA NORTON College Entrance Never idle a moment, hut thrifty and thoughtful of others. Girls' Service Clubg Le Cercle Francaisg Assembly Pro- gramsg Book Club. 29 we 410 ff - 754.9 36 91.5 I 'CW f I ,K f ' I I, ,I . ij 4 Y yy, , ' X' I xx fr -Q A at fax , . f',- V -ff' -- -. ' xxx. . K7 V fy 1 'MELVIN OAKES Vocational I know my own way. Band. ROSELIND ORDNVAY Commercial Sl9ort but sweetf' I z . . . ff' Athletic Associationi MZXLE LEAF sf 11 I fl ' AUR QSiN'cTJP y C' I Com erc'al ' .. m 1 ,fs , ,, I' V 1 f g JO 0 l?11lI71C!?. J, , Fnzilingfgfziays with a :ever fading serenily A J f c ,f g .National Forensic L a eg Commercial Clubg Zonta Speak- ing COllltCStg County peaking Contestg Atheneum. 4 REUBEN PHILLIPS Academic Always helpful to everyorw, forgciful of self. Trnckg Basketball. 4 If LEANDER ARD ' Vocational eltegio a at an to rust out. Inter ional Re nsg ic Association. JOHN P ER A ic a'u ice oresight Sfrcngtla ml skil ' X ul 4, 'TH Po s Commercial A y bear! J c ecrfuf countenance. cerg '5 tballg 5 Vars'ty Hg B ok Clubg Ath- l ctic Association. l GORDON QUICK Acadgmi Tomorrow clnecrful as fodayf' RY RACALTO College Entrance F RHl'7 voice was aim- sofl, Gentle, and low-an excellent thing in woma11.', Vice President Le Cercle Francaisg Athletic Association. X FRANCES RAHMLOW Commercial A quiet, 1l71tlSX1HI1il1g lass. Glee Club. 30 A , sa l MARY RATHBUN College Entrance She hath zz way. MARGARET RICHARDSON College Entrance I have u heart with room for every joy. Basketballg Senior Scienceg MAPLE LEAF Staffg Assembly Programs. ANN RIEFER College Entrance Life is short and cure will come, So have u good time while y0u're youiigf' Captain Basketballg Athletic Associationg Varsity Hg Athletic Councilg Soccer. X t . 5 'fx' r A CHARLES RosELL1 Commercial ly' ia No man is happy who does not think himself sof' V L N, Athletic Associationg Athletic Councilg Footballg Man- yfc' ' X ager Basketballg Sportsmanship Leagueg Varsity Hg Hi-Yg .5 V N Student Councilg International Relations. N, l JOSEPHINE RosELL1 College Entrance Her very frowizs are fairer far l Than smiles of other maidens aref, ' Le Cercle Francais. MILDRED RoY Commercial I'fl like to he iz su11beam. RITA RYAN Commercial little work, iz little play. s ation. WD AN SCHANE College Entrance The world belongs to the energetic. Atheneumg Three Mummersg Assembly Programsg Zonta Speaking Contest. CATHERINE SCHWARZ Academic A truer frieml cannot he founzlf' Luncheon Club. JOAN SEARLES College Entrance Thy worth and skill exempts thee from the throng? Athletic Associationg Girls' Service Clubg Orchestrag Glee Clubg Senior Scicnceg MAPLE LEAF Staffg Senior Ball Com- mittee. 31 1 5' I h I I r 1 f .0 4742! - :Stif- 36 LZ! his V, ,, x N l Fy,EP'F '36 EVELYN SEXTON Commercial Beauty seen is never lost. MAPLE LEAF Staffg Girls' Service Club. VIRGINIA SHEA College Entrance Her smile is sweetened by her gravity. DOROTHY SI-IINEBARGER Academic Quiet people are welcome everywhere. RALPH SIBLEY College ntranc Let fools the .vtudious desp'e, Thereiv othing lost I2 bein ' Associatio 5 L f I E SICKLY Academic X AVivacious and happy. H Ig: I Commercial X 5 Sil e the her of common 13 s , c I ffl ul Q , ' S Academic t ea rijzg you peace but yonrselff' MARY ELIZABETH S A Commercial An getic, willing worker. President Girls' v' e Clubg Student Councilg Interna- tional l ' , ree Mummersg D ateg Volcano affg E L V I C X l ademic ' good heart etter than all e heads of the ' Senijyien l ic Association. LAWRENCE SMITH Commercial An honest man aml a warm heart within. Athletic Associationg Sportsmanship Leagueg Varsity H3 Student Council. 32 rx GERTRUDE SNOWDEN Commercial Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. Debateg Assembly Programsg MAPLE LEAP Staff. PETER SORENSEN College Entrance Hr prozwl his worth by bis rmlcuvorf' Editor Volcanog Athletic Associationg Ju ' r Scienccg u- dent Council. BENNIE SPITULNIK Commercial Chosen by bis fellow stuzlcnts- , A The schools most valuable citizen, resident Athletic Associationg Varsity Hg Student Councilg Sportsmanship Leagueg Footballg Baseballg Man- ag r Basketballg Manager Track. , F E-I SPRATT Commercial UFYlL'l1llXlJiP is a womlcrful thing. . l Clubg Atheneumg Athletic Associationg MAPLE LEAF taff. I N AR TACHOW College Entrance 1 Wbalsoe'c'r it is, be it work or play, It is well :lone in Mary's wayf' Volcano Staffg MAPLE LEAF Staffg Secretary Le Cercle Francaisg Treasurer Le Cercle Francaisg Girls, Service Clubg Assembly Programs. JUANITA STANLEY Homemaking NW0l'k well :lone lllllkfl j1lc'usurr 1l1or'z' fun. ELVER STEPHENS Academic The secret of success is constancy to j11zrposz'. Basketball. FLOYD STEPHENS Academic Young in limbs, in jznlginwzt oltlrr'. Bandg Orchestra. CLARENCE STEVENS College Entrance Good bcgirlrzizlgs wake goorl CtItllllgS.n junior Scienceg Senior Scienceg Hi-Yg Athletic Associa- tiong Student Councilg Footballg Track. REGINALD STEWART College Entrance He that has putirnce may compass anything. Athletic Association. F T N 14 A at - 5 L 'of If I' WW 'df ,dj out J f W , I . 1 f N' r. E '36 F PHYLLIS STRYKER Commercial Thought alone is eterizulf' Glee Club. EDWARD SUTHERBY Academic Absence of occupation is not rest, A mind quite vacant is a!,miml,clistressed. JACK SWEENEY f ' I College Entrance He speaketb not, and yet there lies . w A conversation in his eyes. A Hi-Yg Athletic Associationg Homeroom Baskctballg Track. CHARLES SWIFT Academic Pray, write me then, As one who loves his fellow-men. Manager Footballg Vice President International Relations. , r . Lois SWIFT gif 'I' . ' Academic . Q, . f 'ef A bler of the gods, zlioinely tgll, Anil 'I st rliuirtely fuirfff- ' ' Student Cokifixvlij V3i.lK3'EVillC Committee. lm y If - PHYLLIS TAFT Homemaking Ami earnest -aglats within me rise. 1 0 f GEORGE TAYLOR College Entrance 'FHGIIIIXOIIIE is as bamlsome does. LEROY TERRY Vocational , For lJe's ez jolly good fellow. Band State Contest. 0 : 4 7 l MARY Lo SE THATCHER College Entrance This is your day. 9 PA? ' Up! Away! ir s' Service Clubg Athletic Associationg Assembly Pro- ramsg MAPLE LEAF Staff. JOHN TOBIN Academic V7lJen taller stories are told, I will tell them. President Stamp Clubg Homcroom Basketball. 34 F. ROBERT TOWNER College Entrance -Anil slill the wonder grew, W That one small bead coulzl carry all il knew. ,,-N Junior Science Clubg Athletic Associationg Student Coun- cilg MAPLE LEAF Staffg Homeroom Basketball. l oRo HY RAVERS io e e n rance D T T C ll g t Belief to be small und sbii I ' Than to be great ann' cus , al owf' MAPLE LEAF Staffg Athletic As cil' iong Student f l bly League. Q I V GERTRUDE TUTTLE Commercial R 'Tersevemncc is lbe foundation of cbaraelerf, r,, 4 ' MARTHA VOGT Colle e Entrance g A fair exierior is a silenl recommenrlationf' Girls., 'Service Clubg Assembly Programsg MAPLE LEAF Staifg Senior Play Committeeg Miss Sophomoreng Ath- I L letic Association. I 1. 1. HUEH WATT College Entrance 1 Little man, you'1:e bad a busy day. Junior Science Clubg Three Mummersg Student Councilg Athletic Associationg MAPLE LEAF Staffg Homeroom Bas- ketball- ager Bascballg Assembly Programs. CAROL WAVRICK Academic All ber faults are sueb lb-t one loves laer still the better fr sem. Bandg Orchestra. PHYLLIS WEAVER College Entrance Work is alone noble. Voleano Staffg MAPLE LEAF Staffg Book Club. VIRGINIA WEAVER r O So true ber earl. , Athletic Association. Q MARIO EscoTT College Entrance N n rewards, but in lbe sirenglb Io strive, Tbe blessing lies. Le Cercle Francaisg Book Clubg Athletic Associationg Girls' Service Club. f- PHYLLIS WHEELER Ac Wb11t's Ilya! abearl? quofb sloe. Athletic Association. 35 'is Af, - fsgs 36 6' ,G rw' nuff f' , , fee A N' LFP v . rl FRANCIS WILLIAMS College Entrance Much laaw' I seen and kr1ouJ11.', junior Scicnceg Athletic Associationg Homcroom Basket- ball. KENNETH WOOD College Entrance Honor lim in honest toil. Volcano Staff' Le Cerclc Frar ' H,4,,,v19i Q0 55 MAIIIJANE ODBURY College Entrance A man! A mari! My kingdom for a man. Athletic Associationq Girls' Service Clubg Athcneumg Basketballg MAPLE LEAF Staffg Soccerg Varsity H. ARLOWEEN WOODWARD Homemaking Tail is the law of life and ilx best fruit. Homemaking Club. Baseball. HN PELYCI-I Commercial Footballg Basketball. Z CHIE BARKLR College Entrance U VIVIAN PERKINS College Entrance Basketballg Soccerg Athletic Associationg Secretary Varsity H. f KAKL RBPPLE Vocational ,, Lk ,V A, , 1 J, Aviation Club. RICHARD SCHAUMBERG Vocational Bandg Orchestra. A1iNOI.D TENGLUND Acadefnlc Bandg Orchestrag State Solo Contest. 36 4 If ,ED l N V gr A f If x- 1 - J, VN tens as l 1 Senior Committees Senior Play Selection-Jack Carney, Chairmang Martha Vogt, Karl Lindcman. Business-Jack Carney, Business Manager, Margaret Edwards, Donald Berry, Phillip Kel- lison, William Bennett, Francis McClenin. Magazine Campaign Margaret Edwards and Frank Brust. Caps and Gowns Selection-Martha Vogt, Dorothy Travers, Grace Moretti, Margaret Richardson, Jack Sweeney, Joan Searles, Peter Sorensen, Paul Berry, Joseph Gallagher. Reservation-Jack Sweeney, Frances Fairfield, Grace Moretti. Commencement Invitations Donald Berry, Chairman, Marguerite DeLany, Margaret Richardson. Senior Ball Margaret Edwards and Francis Buckley, Co-chairmeng Mildred Conz, Martha Vogt, Joseph Hogan, Karl Lindeman, Joan Searles. Senior Day Mary E. Sims, Chairmang John Morrissey, Peter Sorensen, Betty Cundy, Kenneth Wood, Bertha Guild. Senior Banquet Joseph Hogan, Chairman, Jack Daley, George Metzger, Roger Moran. 37 ll' ll l i l? I l ' W xlx l H., I:' l,4' Q . t K jg. lm 1 .im-. . f ' ff-a ' ,r l .55 2 2 X ' 1 'm i -if X . lq lh' '1 l i l 1 - L 'M . 5 ll an l ,il 1. aiu i . i-JI ii ' -i 0 , W2 5 .nl ll l If f-i Y -f ' 'I flhf . .-J fll'.V l f- .zW55ly.f?115i ----- l al .Nw :fl il. , . 2 X l,.g:.N yfgvfv, lu 7 i XX fl l li '- 2' 'ilk , l , ll ' 1 ' H' 'l- ll fA' 1 'lf ii 'i:f.fii'immVl'4 A l 'V . li ' ' W if 'i 'll ll f m ' I 1 I '3' H ' L Qglllil V . Alma Mater Chorus Alma Mater, school that we esteem, Dear to us you seemg Hail thy honor, may it live in greatness Bringing fame unequal to H. H. S. WW' WS? M tx 17,910 LfAP!5' 36 GEORGE IN ETZGER JACK DALEA' Gz'neraI .i11ei5.sMauagz'r Erlitor- The Maple Leaf Staff OFFICERS JACK DALEY - - - Editor-in-Chief GRACE MORETTI JOHN DICKINSON GEORGE METZGER JACK GRAVES FRANK BRUST RALPH J. PELTZ Assistant Editor - - Assistant Editor General Business Manager Advertising Manager Subscription Manager Adviser A ,4- L E NSAP af. The Maple leaf To the judgment of all who read this book is left what the MAPLE LEAF staff of 1936 has accomplished. We feel that the hours spent in Working on this book were put to good use. The work has been good training for some of the staff in both literary and technical fields. The success of this book is due chiefly to Jack Daley, editorg George Metzger, business manager, and to Mr. Peltz, adviser. They spent tireless hours in going over and checking every little detail of the book. In looking over the annual, you will find more new and different features than there ever have been before. XVe hope that you will enjoy them as much as we did in pre- paring them. Despite much work and worry, our year book is completed. We are very proud of it, and feel that you are too. May the MAPLE LEAF of 1936 be remembered in years to come as one of the best annuals ever put out by Hornell High School Seniors. 41 A , K n l -'4 4 fi I1 jwj. - EQ V 42,3 , LEHFKF 36 ,f f Volcano OFFICERS PETER SORENSEN - - Editor-il:-Chief EDGAR CURRAN - Assisfant Ediior KENNETH WOOD - Bzlsiness Manager SETH MCKIBBEN - - - Assiszfaut HAIKRY COYKENDALL - Assistant Miss M. JANE HARROW'ElK - Adviser Strictly upholding the ideals of American Journalism, the Volcano staff, this year, has done an enviable job of reporting clearly and accurately the events of the term. Staif members are taught the mechanics of newspaper work in order that, each month, the ma ublish The Volcano, an accurate and colorful chronicle of student Y Y P affairs. The following members made up the staff this year: Social Editors, Virginia Hussong and Virginia Nortong Sports Editors, Stanley Strobel, Peter Sydelko, and Donald Nesbitt, Exchange Editors, Phyllis Fox and Mary Oil-lerng Girls' Sports, Helen Dexterg Circula- tion, Harry Coykendall, and associates, Frank Willsey, Evelyn Kelly, Nellie Burdette, Andrew Dieterman, John Dickinson, Mary Elizabeth Sims, Kelly Simon, and Marie Sweeney. 42 YQ- ' f X Ll' ,IF vheaf x 4' 'Lvl ' 'l' as 2 Student Council OFFICERS FRANCIS HOGAN - - - - President VERNON BELKNAP - Vice President MARGARET EDWARDS - Secretary JOHN FOREMAN - - Treasurer WILLIAM HAVENS Sergeant-at-Arms Perhaps the greatest contribution which the Student Council has made to Hornell High School is the Weekly social evening. The social evening plan which was introduced last fall has proven to be very successful, both financially and socially. Every Wednesday evening, students may dance, play cards or ping-pong in the gymnasium for a small admission. Once a month, there is no admission fee charged. In addition, the Council published a student handbook which was begun by last year's Council. 43 LEA!-'ZF 36 X N410 1 VX 1 ee Wx a , E W 'ye My K xWR'f 3-.9 '?'V, e, SW-Yov xfQ4 e3,yi'1':,s'lQoC 457 U, 'T , Q xc!! , Three Mummers Dramatic Osodiety fl 6 'ofa OFFICERS ANDREW DIETERMAN - - - Presirlemf EVELYN DUNHAM - Vice President LOUISE HOLLANDS - Secretary KERMIT WHITEMAN ---- - Trenszzrcr HELEN MINCKLER, Aflviser The Three Mummers, Club is at present the only dramatic organization in Hornell High School. It has as its purpose the fostering of an appreciation for study, and an interest in drama. During the Hrst semester, the Three Mummers, annual Christmas play was Gloria, Written by Katherine Kester. This play was presented three times-once to an audience of adults, and twice to student assemblies. To compete in interscholastic contests is the earnest desire of the members of the Three Mummers' Club. 44 f' e P-ll' KN LEAF 36 Senior Play CAST OF CHARACTERS Marie Thurber - ---- - Mrs. Warren Thurber - Mr. Warren Thurber Bernard - - David Tuttle - Tommy Mills Judge Wilson - Mrs. Wilson The Class of 193 6 chose Tommy, by Howard Lind- say and Bertrand Robinson, for the Senior play. It was presented under the direction of Mr. Clicquennoi on April 29 and 30. The play stands out as a highlight in the dramatic events of the year. Its reception by the audience, the profit which it yielded, and the enjoyment which it fur- nished all who were connected with it, marked it as an outstanding success. Credit should be given not only to the cast, but to the students who worked back-stage. Among these were John Tobin, Matthew Baisch, Malcolm Cameron, Eileen Boyden and Francis Clancy. 45 - LAURA OSINCUP TWARY LOUISE THACHER CLARENCE CLEMENS - FREDERICK FRANTZ - - JACK CARNEY - KERMIT WHITEMAN - CLARENCE STEVENS MARY ELIZABETH SIMS R. GEORGI1 CLICQUENNOI Lfmiwwk ly, I X. lr' 'VN F? - M496 l. LEAP? lf-' as ' r Book Club OFFICERS ANDREW DIETERMAN - l'r'csin'cnf GEORGE GALLAGHEIK - - Vice P1'csidw1f KERMIT WHITEMAN Secretary-Treasurer MARY E. GOULD ---- Scrgeanzf-at-Affms I-IILDA BRIDGE, Adviser The Book Club has proved to be one of the most fascinating organizations in Hornell High School. At each club meeting, one of the members is chairman, while others review the books which they have read. Many outstanding speakers have been secured during the school term. Among them were several members of the faculty. During the year, the Book Club members purchased many new books which for a short time, they kept for their own use, and later turned over to the school library thereby placing them at the disposal of all the students. 46 ,IJVOJJX UW? V X Q E Ei Pgf, c.' X f fi I A iv g A A ' 1 O Chromatigi Cl OFFICERS X FRANCES FAIRFIELD - - - - President BETTY HUBERT - - Vice President JANE LIEB - - - - Secretary-Treasurer LYDIA LOCHER, RUTH HAVENS ---- Librarians LLOYD W. BREMER, Director LOIS HUFF, Accompaniszf The Hornell Senior High School Girls, Chorus is composed of forty-eight picked voices under the direction of Lloyd W. Bremer. Most of the year was spent in perfecting the rendition of the difficult music purchased at the beginning of the year. Several concerts given in the vicinity of Hornell met with success. The organization participated in the open-air music festival at Bath and at Fredonia. Several social functions completed a year of interest. 47 'VN f'l,gp tens-fe 36 lLe Cercle Francais OFFICERS MARGAIKIZT EDWARDS - - - Presideui MARY IKACALTO Vice Pl'C'5ill1EIIlf MARY STACHOW ---- Seciwfary-T1'casu1'cr ALICE PR1cE, Advisci' La seance est ouverte starts the interesting weekly meeting of the French Circle. This club consists of third year French students interested in conversational French. When this club was started in 1926, it endeavored to promote fluency in conversational French, to become better acquainted with the French people, customs and ideas, and to create a greater appreciation and understanding of French literature. The purpose of the club has been effected by weekly business and social meetings, at which special programs for various holidays, literature reviews, French dramas and games hold sway. French correspondence has been both educational and amusing. Topics on French history, customs, people, holidays, programs, songs and games have made this an outstand- ing year for Le Cercle Francais. Most of the present members are being graduated this year. The members are les mademoiselles Betty Conderman, Doris Conderman, Margaret Edwards, Phyllis Fox, Virginia Hussong, Jean McClafferty, Avis McMullen, Grace Moret- ti, Virginia Norton, Mary Racalto, Josephine Roselli, Mary Stachow, and Marion Wescottg also les messieurs Milton Hurne, Burdette Lewis, and Kenneth Wood. 48 x ' ' .. .1 xv' a X .cs- 'fi' f' . v rn . l ' ' . XZ, , l A x 5 'ff' ff N - HN LEAF V ' 6 l K f ,rt ' V 3 ' R 'M . l-ll -Y Club CFFICERS VERNON BELKNAP - - - President JOHN DICKINSON - - Vice Presiclemf ROBERT SAXTON - Secretary WAYNE BROWNELL - - Treasurer DONALD NESBITT ---- Sergeamf-at-Arms E. B. ROBERTSON, Adviser Through the co-operation of our new adviser, Coach Robertson, the President, Vernon Belknap, and General Secretary of the Y. M. C. A., Mr. Knight, the Hi-Y enjoyed One of its most successful years. - The club has added many social functions to its curriculum besides its weekly Wednesday noon-day dinners. The club received a great loss by the resignation of Mr. Charles Eddy, head of the Science Department, who has served the club very faithfully for many years. 49 R f'l,9p LEHFZS 36 Orchestra DEAN L. HARRINGTON Director INA RAE GREEN, ROBERT ABERNATHY, GEORGE FEDICK Managers The Hornell High School Orchestra has become a very active factor ia our school. It has been very active this year. It furnishes music for the many productions staged by different groups. Seniors are always thankful to the orchestra for playing at their gradua- tion exercises in June as Well as their class play. Besides playing in the Spring Festival, the organization plans a concert for the Parent- Teachers Association. Pupils in Virgil class of the siXth period can well verify the fact that there is continual rehearsal. Practice makes perfecti' is the motto of the orchestra. With co-operation and hard Work, Mr. Harrington has molded an organization of fine quality. 50 :NNE AF ,ff We 36 Band DEAN L. HARRINGTON Director WILLIAM HARRIS, ORLO HORTON, DALE ROLLINS Managers INA RAE GREEN, ROBERT ABERNATHY, GEORGE FEDICK Libmrians Hornell High School students appreciate the band because of its Willingness to play at any time that it is needed. A great deal of credit is due to Director Dean Harrington because of the balanced units he has developed. Although confronted by a group of Whose abilities he knew little, Mr. Harrington has, with their co-operation, produced a band of which Hornell High School is justly proud. During the past year the band, an organization with a variety of talent, helped make our football games a success. It has also appeared in several assemblies, and played for various organizations. The managers as Well as the librarians have contributed their share to the success of the band because they take charge of all financial affairs, including uniforms, engagements, etc. This is a result of the new plan of government that they have originated. 51 75' ix '74 p . tenpfe se Hornell Debating Teams Debating activities in Hornell High School were delayed somewhat by the inclement weather of the winter months which hindered traveling to other schools. Consequently, the activities were crowded into the spring months. During early March, the boys' teams held non-decision debates with Canisteo and Dansville. The latter part of March, they debated in dual meets with Syracuse schools, defeating Syracuse Central High and tieing honors with Syracuse Vocational High. In early April, they journeyed to Poughkeepsie Where they succeeded in administering to Poughkeepsie's negative team its only defeat of this season. They likewise debated Albany, Rome and Syracuse Vocational at Pough- keepsie. Later in April and May, debates were scheduled for the boys' teams with Niagara Falls, Jamestown and Kenmore. The boys' affirmative team, captained by Andrew Dieterman, included William Ellis, Frank Brust, Wayne Brownell and Clarence Clemens. The boys' negative team, captained by John Dickinson, had as members, Robert Towner, John Foreman, Gordon Franks and Francis Hogan. The girls' debating teams debated Fredonia, Falconer and Canisteo schools. The aflir- mative team was composed of Helen Bradt, Doris Dresher, and Margaret Walter. The negative was supported by Jane Lieb, Loraine Berg and Ethel Brack. 52 I 1 .fl- L E vtiev as National Forensic League OFFICERS ROBERT TOWNER - - - - - - Prexirlvuf ANDREW DEITERLIAN - - - Vice Prcfsirlcmf HELEN BRADT - Scfcrcfmy-Trcuszzrcr MILDRED V. DUNHAM ----- Adviser Hornell's Chapter of the National Forensic League, established in 1926, has had an active and successful year. Despite the fact that it lost the greater share of its active members by graduation in june, 1935, it has added to its list thirteen new members this season. The new members have won their membership and advanced degrees by partici- pation in interscholastic debating and public speaking contests. The Western Sectional of the New York State National Forensic League Tournament comprising the Chapters at Syracuse Central, Syracuse Vocational, and East Syracuse High Schools as well as Oswego, Snyder and Jamestown High School was held at Hornell March 27-28. Hornell won this tournament by a total of 36 counts, Syracuse Voca- tional being second with 18 and Syracuse Central third with 8. Hornell tied with Syra- cuse Vocational for first place in debates. John Dickinson won first place in Original Oratory, Robert Towner won Hrst place in Oratorical Declamation and Wfilliam Ellis placed third. In Humorous Declamation, Loraine Berg won Hrst place. Andrew Deit- erman placed third in the Extemporaneous Speaking contest and Clarence Clemens fourth. On April 3 and 4 members of the Hornell Chapter participated in the State Tournament held at Poughkeepsie. Two rounds of preliminary eliminations in debate and speaking contests were held on Friday and Hornell contestants who had won Hrst place in these, entered the finals on Saturday. Aside from membership, advanced degrees were won by many of the members. Laura Osincup, Jean Schane, Loraine Berg, Margaret Walters, John Foreman, Wayne Brownell, Frank Brust and Clarence Clemens have the degree of merit. William Ellis has the degree of honor. Robert Towner, John Dickinson and Andrew Deiterman have the degree of excellence. 53 r ,, E V My 7 N. mga LEAP 6' 35 , International Relations Club OFFICERS WAYNE BRONVNELL - - - - President CHARLES SWIFT - - Vice President DOROTHY ALLEN ---- Secretary-Treasurer MILDRED CULL, Adviser The International Relations Club was organized in the spring of 1935 to afford an opportunity for students who have completed the course in Modern European History to continue the study of current problems. The club membership is also open to people who are taking the course in Modern History. Hornell High School is the only high school in the state that has an International Relations Club. Besides discussing international problems, the club co-operated with the Evening Tribune in its peace essay contest. A member of the organization received second prize in the peace essay contest sponsored by Alfred University. S4 4 at T E Vx LEAF 36 lvvwr' vfs ' 'We I f A Nw' f Aviation Club A OFFICERS LEIGHTON WEBB - - - Presirlent MALCOLNI CAMERON - Vice Prcsizient ROBERT REYNOLDS ----- Sccrefary-Trcfaszzrcr LOUIS J. LAVONIER, Adviser The Hornell High School Aviation Club is rated as one of the best in the Western part of the state. Under the present oflicers, a very active and successful year was enjoyed. Leighton Webb, the president, who is the Rochester District Champion for indoor and outdoor contests, has won more than five trophies besides numerous medals. He is also the recognized National Champion for the Rise off Water planes. Malcolm Cameron and Robert Helmer have shown exceptional work by Winning places at all meets. This coming year a very active season is anticipated. Contests are to be held at the Hornell Airport, and many out-of-town clubs have been invited to participate. 55 x X ' Q X xx x A X . l ' N 1 MTN 35' I , Gp - Ag! S LEA!-'KF v Q 1 'R x I I X l lv QJXAB! .t 1 XX, , 1 0 9 9 Girls Service Club OFFICERS MARY ELIZABETH SIMS - - - - President LOUISE HOLLANIJS - - Virc President MARGARET GOULIJ - Secretary BETTY ROBINSON TfPllK1lfFY Advisers ADELAIDE CONDERMAN RUTH POTTER The Girls' Service Club was established in Hornell High School in 1933. It has as its ideals pure thoughts, pure Words, and pure actions. To obtain membership, one must have a scholarship record of 80 per cent, and be accepted by the present members. This group is very active and many Welfare and Social programs have been sponsored by them. The objectives of the club are to Seek, to find, and to share. S6 l 57 J, - q ,- 1 ,I+ L NREAF f' Q E ' be Sportsmanship League OFFICERS PETER SYDELKO - - - - President HARRY BICRNELL - - Vive President ALBERT ROBBINS, JR. - Secretary JACK BELLIS - - Treasurer ELLIOT M. HARTMAN, Adviser The membership of this newly organized club consists of Hornell High School's most popular athletes. Under the guidance of the adviser, Mr. Hartman, this league has tried to better sportsmanship and encourage school spirit. It has shown its Worth by its co-operation in obtaining the flood lights. The present members of the Sportsmanship League are: Arthur Argyros, Vernon Belknap, Boyd Bicknell, Ralph Coogan, Leo Crosby, John Foreman, Frederick Frantz, Wil- liam Havens, Albert Hinze, Charles Hinze, Francis Hogan, Russell Lynch, Paul Mc- Donald, Murray MacNaughten, Jack Nelson, Charles Roselli, Kelly Simon, Lawrence Smith, Bennie Spitulnik, and Harry Spitulnik. 57 i LEAPI6' 36 'VN 41,900 Stamp Club Acfvixcrs DR. M. FERGUSON L. A. HARNISH The Stamp Club, a recently organized club, has a business meeting every Week. Once a month a social meeting is held at the home of one of the members. The purpose of this group is to promote interest in the hobby of stamp collecting. It is very beneficial to have a hobby, and the collecting of United States and foreign stamps is our hobby. 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With the co-operation of students, faculty and friends this organization undertook and successfully completed one of the greatest tasks ever initiated in Hornell High School-niht football. There was a great deal of work connected with securing the flood lights, but We were rewarded by the wonderful attend- ance at the games. Night football proved successful both socially and financially. .The total membership this year nearly reached the 10022 mark. Through its many social affairs, the A. A. has rid itself of many debts, and built up its funds to a stage never before reached. 63 H I 'n. f T7 f'l,4p Leaf-'44 36 l y ic y , M 1,- Coacly - Captain - Manager' Assistanf - Assistant - Baseball 45,93 - E. M. HARTMAN - ALEXANDER CHESKI HUGH WATT EVERETT MCDANIELS RICHARD MONTGOLIERY This year brings forth a very promising baseball squad. After finishing a very suc- cessful year in 1935, the baseball team hopes to iinish on top this season. The team, composed largely of veterans and very talented newcomers, battles against two new opponents, Canisteo and Hammondsport, besides its former foe, Bath. Due to the new arrangement in the baseball league, they will not oppose Corning North Side, Corning Free Academy, Painted Post and Addison, last year's winner. If Hornell wins the title in its division, it will face the winner of the other division composed of the last four teams mentioned above. Dafe May 8 May 12 May 1 5 May 22 May 26 May 29 June 5 O 11120 mvzt -Hammondsport - Bath - - -Canisteo - -Bath - -Canisteo - - -Hammondsport Play-off of winners. SCHEDULE Al Hornell - Bath Canisteo - Hornell - - Hornell - Hammondsport 64 if X, X Y swf 52' 05, x.- 'jl ii XS!! 1 yt , .XJ X- : ex., X . w 5, ZF It ae X , 1 1 f i f' fa I C0-Captain - JOHN FORELIA Boys' Basketball Zvi' 4 Co-Cajzfaizz - ARTHUR ARGYROS Mafzugm' CHARLES ROS1iI.T.1 Com-In EL1.ioTT HARTMAN The Hornell High School basketball team played 16 games, and won 11, two of which were forfeited by Addison. Witli this standing, the boys completed a very successful season. Everyone of the players deserves credit for the splendid work he has done in playing, and for co-operation with Coach Hartman. Many of the boys were chosen for the first and second teams of Steuben County. The season was most interesting with its fine basketball and close games. Hornell captured second place in the county league, yielding Hrst place to the strong C. F. A. quintet. The team was rated well in scoring, making 395 points against its opponents' 311 points. GAMES Hornell 25, Nunda - 9 Hornell 44, Canisteo - 14 Hornell 17, Dansvillc - - 19 Hnrnell 23, Painted Post - - 24 Hornell 15, Alfred Frosh - - 18 Hornell 34, Canisteo - - 14 Hornell 39, Corning Northside - - 27 Hornell 36, Bath - - - - 25 Hornell 28, Painted Post - - 24 Hornell 28, Corning Free Academy 36 Hornell 31, Bath - - - - 23 Hornell-Addison-Forfcit Hornell 25, Corning Free Academy - 35 Horuell 28, Dansville - 23 Hornell-Addison-Forfeit -- --- Hornell 27, Corning North Side - - 25 395 311 65 H 04p Leaf-fe 36 if a . ,f ff 3'f,a,y,W,vg,a!:,-40,19 ,ww , A v WKAWW U, Girls Baslke ai ewffz-Q4 if Mft-3 a ' Cajufaizz - - A RIEFER 1 Manager - VERA SHINFBARGIER H Canola LENORE HARNISH The basketball season, commencing in December, lasted until spring vacation. Early practice proved satisfactory to Coach Harnish, who has worked hard and unceasingly with the girls. The girls worked well together, and made up a nicely balanced aggrega- tion. With a line reputation this year, the girls have obtained many honors. There was an abundance of new material this year, and good team work was developed. They special- ized in pass work. Led by the petite Ann Riefer, the team played seven games and won five to date. Members of the team are: Ann Riefer, Helen Eveland, Bertha Guild, Margaret McDonald, Vivian Perkins, Carolyn Bennett, Dorothy Hinze, Dorothy Lawrence, Ethel Stone, Eleanor Dexter, and Bettie Richter. Hornell 10 Hornell 10 Hornell S Hornell 27 Horlxcll I2 Arkport Arkport Canisteo , Jasper Arkport GAMES S Horncll - 1 Horncll - 18 Horncll - 8 Horncll 1 22 8 16 18 Canisteo - - 12 Canisteo 12 Avoca - 8 Andover 17 66 ,fr K' .5 r Q E , f KNPEEAF , s .N XX D if as T, . R Girls? Soccer Captain MARGARET MCDONALD Coach - - LENORE HARNISH Girls, soccer this year has proved to be most interesting. The girls co-operated splendidly with Miss Harnish, and made the team one of which to be proud. No outside games were played, but there was plenty of competition with other groups in our own school. The game was played just for the game's sakef, A great number of girls get enjoyment out of this game, and we hope that it will be continued in the future. The players are: Margaret McDonald, captain, Ann Riefer, C. Bennett, D. Law- rence, F. W.1rd, B. Richter, H. Eveland, E. Dexter, V. Shinebarger, D. Hinze, D. LaGrange, R. Mooney, K. McGrath. 67 p Db my f -www MMA wiv 3 4 1? Wi... .. . jg f ,gsggw V. - S 3 E S E 5 3 5 2 w J 15 S E S 5 E K 2 5 2 X Q 5 f T X X E 5 v 3 4 Z 5 1 E S i 5 3 Q 3 2 E Q Q 2 Q i 2 5 Q E 1 i 9 f Q 5 f 2 Q 95 . f'T L ' x, V Y' a - i , W' Q i 5-Q5 M k, LEZFZ6' XM Qi . A T 36 x q . W' ca ,. A -- ' e, Football Manager - - CHARLES SWIFT C0-Captain - - LEO CROSBY Co-Capfaiu - ARTHUR ARGYROS Couch EARL B. ROBERTSON The inauguration of night football in Hornell has put Hornell High School football in the limelight. There was a larger attendance at the games this year than there ever has been in the history of Hornell High School. Football in 1935 has been the pace- setter in bringing about the box-office recovery of high school sports. There is no one Who will deny that the 1935 season was the best in 15 years. Argyros and Crosby were unanimous choices for the 1935 county eleven. Albert Robbins, who Wong the spirit trophy this year, also made the team. Many of the Hornell boys were chosen for the second all-county team. Jack Nelson, who played right end on the 1935 team, was elected captain of the 1936 squad. Although the 1936 team will lose many valuable men by graduation this year, next fall,s team is destined to make history. GAMES Hornell 0, Geneva ---- 25 Hornell 19, Batavia 12 Hornell 12, Corning Free Academy - - 6 Hornell 33, Bath - - 0 Hornell 12, Wfellsvillc ---- 18 Hornell 26, Mt. Morris - 6 Hornell 7, Corning Northside - - 0 '- 'M' 109 X 67 70 u N Q . X, . Y ' x Q lx .' . X1 ff 'FF we B13 h -y shane ' tx 36 Track Coach - - E. B. ROBERTSON Captain - FRANCIS HOGAN Manager - - PETER SYDELKO Assistant JAMES WILSON - After a very successful season last year, Hornell,s track team looms forth as a very formidable Squad this spring. With the return of last ye'ar's Star track men, Hornell will have a Well-balanced and well-coached team. Although there will be no Alfred Sectional Meet this year, Hornell will participate in dual meets at Canisteo and Wfellsville, an Invitation Meet at Wellsville and the County Meet at Bath. 71 ffl? Lenpfc lg , 36 I O my 6 HAM qv-LNEIRLSI TGGY QULII, Can, 'L 4' NIL'IllIJC'I'K of flu' Team BETTIE RICH'FER BETTY JANE PEARCE VIRGINIA FITZGERALD 0, GB LOUISE I-IOLLANIJS Girls, Maicbcs Hornell 4, Dansville - - - 1 Hornell 3, Dansville - - 2 BOYS' TEAM DONALD BERRY, Captain Nlenzbvrs of flvc Team PAUL BERRY CARL JONES JACK DALEY FRANCIS KNAPI1 Boys' Matches Hornell 3, Bath - - - - 4 Hornell 3, Bath 4 Hornell 4, Dansville - 3 72 X b ll all 36 I Cheerleaders BIHTTIE Riel ITIER, Capfaifz A11 riser MR. R. J. PELTZ Aided by the Athletic Association and the helpful advice of Mr. Peltz, their adviser, the cheerleaders of Hornell High School have become a well organized and important group. They have done a great deal in promoting better school spirit and good sportsman- ship at all games. In all kinds of weather this ambitious group has helped cheer the Hornell High eleven to victory and the Steuben County League Championship. At basketball games the spirit of the players has been bolstered by their efforts. The student body is indebted to this worthy organization for its many services. The Cheerleaders this year are: Asahel Ball, Ralph Bogardus, Glenn Burnside, Eleanor Dexter, Vivian Forness, Helen Rawady, Jeanette Sullivan, Macia Willsey, and Bettie Richter, captain. 73 H25 I9 Lens-fc ae 5oYS LAVATORY RJRTMIT on song.. BODY TRYING To KEEP THE WATER RUNNING so HE CHN - A, RINSE oFF f '- ms HHNDS J. 0 I Q21 Iv vi : N7 , ll? 1117 glhbn ' I I E NIIU-' Igl,llEff91,H' 1' ff fu x , .,-4..::-2f1:,L ' ,5 --,--L. .-4,f -:Y,- I vm ,Af 3' .fm 1 g1,.,::'-- 'f1:-1-.'.1,Z: mafia' ' -- 'fnsff I Ji-'Q' 'fit iff? I MI f I H 'Im INDOOR spears- As WELL V AS OUTDOOR- ARE ENJOYED AT THE NIGHT GHMESQ I, J, !, ,- 'qi V f7 f' , -N 'Q Kdfxnw -' 'lg x 'N K A llh I I L, flu ,r 'W uri x 'X v lid N0 ...1 WWI Q f f? 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MARRIAGE!! by Iva Wring. THE TRIBUNE by Carrie Paper. MONEY AND HOW TO USE IT by Lotta Bucks. DESOLATIONH by Iwana Dye. S. O. S by Dot N. Dashe. THE GOOD BEERU by I. Drinkitt. THE MODERN WEST,, by Lotta Dudes. QKTHE HUMAN RACEH by I. M. Initt. WHY WORK,, by I. Emma Bumm. THE MISTAKEN IDENTITYU by U. Ben Rong. BUNR by Phyllis Fulla. WHY REDUCED by Vera Stout. THE NEW INVENTIONH by Willet Werk. UNEMPLOYMENT DAYSD by I. Nita Jobb. NO ADMITTANCEU by Doris Shutt. THE DRUNKARDH by Eileen Moore. INTELLIGENcE,' by Noah Lott. HAVE A STRONG MINDN by Will Pouwer. HTHE HISTORY OF THE RAILROAD,, by Lee High. GOOD FOOD by Graham Kracker. THE COMING OF THE PILGRAMSH by Mae Flour. HOW TO LEARNH by Rita DeBooke. QRTHE LOOSE PLANKU by Flora Borcle. UTHE SUFFERERH by Mona Muche. RWANDA by A. Dukk. KQTHE LIFE A BEETLEH by June Bugg. LOST by Ina Fogg. HTHE MYSTERY OF THE TORN PANTSH by Barbara Whire. 'ITHE RETURN OF THE PRODIGALH by Hugo Homme. me u ze me u u u u 1: u er u u me COMPLIMENTS OF J. J. NISVVBERRY CO. School Supplies Success fo All You Graduates J. H. MAHONEY HARDWARE A. M. CALDWELL, Mgr. gf L KNBLEAF 1+ ve 36 NIAGARA UN 'VIERSITY Gt! QVINCENTIAN FATHERSJ J. 452, COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES SCHOOL OF EDUCATION SCHOOL OF BUSINESS SFMINARY Wx U GRADUATE SCHOOL Address THE REGISTRAR, Niogoro University, Niclgoro Folls, N. Y. Hornellll Gas Light COC. 87 'N f'l,gp LEAF 5' Z ee ll'lC. COMPLIMENTS OF 95 Main Street Hm,m,U,s Smart Shop Sweeney Trucking Service LADIES' WEARING APPAREL Phone 592 Established Since 1918 ' As We Know Them Rudy Vallee - A Paul Whiteman Ma Perkins - .,,--Walter Winchell Crime Clues - Senator Fishface - Farm and Home Hour - Ray Knight's Cuckoo Hour Voice of Experience - 20,000 Years in Sing Sing The Singing Lady - Gracie Allen - Honeymooners - - l 3 Betty and Bob - Guy Lombardo's Royal Canadians Slumber Hour - Town Hall Tonight - Bing Crosby - - Bob Burns - - Popeye, the Sailor Man Clara, Lu and Enl-DORIS MATHER, JEANNETTE STEPHENS, MARGARET WALTERS Mary Livingston - - Ruby Keeler - - Fibber McGee - Just Plain Bill Dick Tracy Forty Niners Uncle Don Kate Smith - - Jimmy Durante - Music Appreciation Hour - Mrs. Thrifty Buyer - Court of Human Relations - Kaltenmeyer's Kindergarten Rubinoff and His Violin - Philharmonic Symphony Voice of the Microphone - Ted Husing - - .7 BERNARD MCALLISTER - - JOE HOGAN - VIVIAN PERKINS FRANCIS CURRAN PETER SYDELKO - BILL HARRIS - 10-A AT NOON - MR. INGRAMJS CLASSES - JACK GRAvEs - DETENTION HELEN RAWADY - DORIS MATHER - FRANNY AND Liz GEORGE AND RUTH - THE HORNELLIANS SALESMANSHIP CLASS - SOCIAL EVENING - FRANK WILLSEY - BOB FLANDERS - Gun-Gun - KATE FITZGERALD - FREIDA SPRATT - JOHN TOBIN - BILL KLOS LUDWIG BARDEEN - FRESHMEN - DON HAYNES - MARILYN WALES - AL HINZE - GLEE CLUB - Miss BENNETT BOARD OF EDUCATION - MR. MAGO0N,S ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY CLASS WAYNE BROWNELL HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA - ROGER MORAN - - KELLY SIMON COMPUMENTS OF I HORNELL AUTO SUPPLY THE HORNELL Y. M. C A, Dfffffbufofs REPLACEMENTS Rendezvous of High School IJARTS and ACCESSORIES Fellows 58 Broadway HORNELL, N. Y 88 .ff- I, OTEL SHERWCOD PRIVATE BATHS SINGLE OR EN SUITE l DANCING EVERY NIGHT IN THE GRILL SATURDAY NIGHT IN THE BALLROOM Bill Housel Orchestra ve VEXEFF as E R Familiar Objects Freshmen . . . flying erasers in 22B . . . Miss Potter's glasses . . . Mr. Cooke's Bible . . . Al Hinzels nose . . . Mr. Harrington's Ford . . . Mr. Eddy,s mustache . . . Francis Curranis jug . . . dogs in the corridors . . . Miss HarroWer's gold fish . . . Bob Sweeney's red hair . . . Coach Hart:man's Whistle . . . George Metzger's pipe . . . Miss Lasher's smile . . . test papers . . . red H's', . . . white shoes . . . Mr. Magoon's briefcase . . . paper Wads . . . magazines and newspapers in study halls . . . A pencil in Jack Daley's ear . . . COOKIS CIGAR STORE BLUE SUNOCO MOTOR FUEL KAYWOODIE AND B. B. B. PIPES FERNMESER ITZERIS RSSQEIKG BODY ERVICE CIGARS BICLLIARD PARLOR WORK -I-A-I-ION PIQIIIIJE UP-fvwn Mfffing Plflffi' IIORNELL, N. Y. ci-mrstmo, N. Y. Good smffce 157 MAIN ST. I SUNOCO MERCURY OILS 89 9 LEA!-'K6' is 'Vi YW Steuben Trust Company COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE,, THIS BOOK Is BOUND CYCONNOPI BROS., Inc. IN A O KINGSKRAFT COVER General Insurance Manufactured by THE KINGSPORT PRESS, INC. ' Kingsport' Tennessee 42 Seneca Street HORNELL, N. Y PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRIES HORNELL BEER AND ALE Brewed in Mineral Water HORNELL BREWING CO., lnc. 7 Franklin Street Phone 25 or 26 From Cellar fo Roof Stephen Hollands' Sons 90 L Q' P. KNPLEAF 56 FRATEHN1TY,COLLEGE mm CLASS JEVVELRY COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS AND INVITATIONS Official Ieweler and Stazfioner to H orfiiell juiiior-Senior H igh School L. G. B LFGUR CQ. Marmfacfizriiig jewelers and Sfafiouers ATTLEBORO, MASS. HAGADORN Studio Meez' Your Friends At flue Big Store PORTRAITS - ENLARGEMENTS on the KODAK FINISHING Coyngy 98 Main street HORNELL, N. Y. HARVEY AND CAREY 91 ,VN 'Vp tens? Zee NEW YORK CENTRAL ELECTRIC CORPORATION I Z Broodwoy ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION ELECTRIC COOKERY ELECTRIC WATER HEATING Mr. E- Name three articles containing starch. Nutty McClenin- Two cuffs and a collar. Mrs. B- Give me three collective nouns. Freshman-'lFlypaper, wastebasket, and vacuum cleaner. f Why does the whistle blow for a fire?,' Willie asked Johnnie. It doesn't blow for the fire, said Johnnie. 'It blows for water. They've got the fire. Hotel Proprietor- Do you wish the porter to call you? ' Flanders- No, thanks. I waken every morn- ing at seven. Proprietor-- Then would you mind calling the porter? C Pullman Conductor-- Boy, what's the idea of the red lantern on that berth? Overzealous Porter- Look here, boss. Here in rule thirteen it says-always hang a red lantern when the rear of the sleeper is exposed. The TAYLOR Studio For MODERN JEWELRY in Modern Surroundings See CONDERMAN BROS. Landman Building CANISTEO ST. Miss B- Who can define indigestioi-I?', Jack Graves- It is the failure to adjust a square meal to a round stomach. Fitz- When the Sheriff saw your fan dance specialty last night did he want the show folded upy, Kay- No, he wanted the fan folded up. 0 What yo' got in yo' mouf? asked one colored boy of another as they started off with their fish- ing poles. Fishin' worms, he replied. 'Tuttin' worms in yo' mouf! Don't yo' know better'n dat? Why don't yo' put em in yo' pocket? Put em wid mah lunch in mah pocket? Ah should say not! C Betty Cundy-'Tm afraid to go into that dark room. jack Kerr- But, dearest, I'm with you. Betty Cundy- That's the trouble. Keuka College for xvolill en on Keuka Lake P If .If SITUATED 0' M' 5 IN THE FINGER LAKE REGION OF by Photography NEW YORK B.A. and B.S. Degrees - Total Cost S640 Aivlfly l 19 Main Street HORNELL, N. Y. VI. HILLIS MILLER, Presideni 92 he L ef: COMPLIMENTS OF JUNE'S CREAMERY ond ICE CREAM COMPANY WEYAND'S BREAD ACKNOWLEDGED LEADERSHIP GAINED THROUGH SUPERIOR QUALITY APROPOS Voice From the Bathroom-uAnybody got any Ivory soap? Voice From the Depths- What's the matter- wanta wash your head?', Traffic OHicer- I-Iey! What's the idea? Didn't you hear me whistle to you? Miss S- Certainly I did, and if you try it again I'll report you. 0 WHAT OILED WILLIE Kind Lady- What's troubling you, my little man? Little Willie Ion his way home from schoolh- Dyspepsia and rheumatismf' Lady- Why that's absurd at your age, how can that be? - Willie- Teacher kept me after school because I couldn't spell 'cmf' 0 First Automat Patron- I put a lead nickel in one of these things the other day, and what do you think came out?,' Second A. P.- I give up. First- The manager. The man who saves money nowadays isn't a miser-l1e's a wizard. 0 NO DICE Sir, I want your daughter for my wife. Qt Q1 And I sir, am not willing to trade. o So your father is a southern planter? Yes, he is an undertaker in Memphisf' ONE IN A MILLION I'm one guy who has no use for nudist colo- nies. You're not a reformer, are you? No, a pick-pocket. 0 New Office Boy-'KA man called here to thrash you a few minutes ago. Editor- What did you say to him? New Office Boy- I told him I was sorry you were not in. 0 DOCTOR'S ORDERS First Wrestler- So you've quit smoking be- cause of your doctor's orders? Second Wrestler- Yes, he says the cigarettes on the sidewalks all have germs on them. An English lord was touring this country, and stopped at a farmhouse for dinner. During the meal, the small daughter of the house heard the other members of the family asking: My lord, won't you have some of that? So after due ob- servation, she piped up With: Mama, God wants a picklef' 0 Diner- I'll write you a check for the Sl00. Manager- No, thanks. Diner- Why not? I have money to burn. Manager- I hate the smell of burning rubber. 0 OUT OF LUCK MacTavish's boy was asked why he looked so dejected. Dad puts a nickle in my bank each time I take castor oil, he told his friend. And then when it gets full, what happens? He buys another bottle of castor oil. Hortonis Service Station The best place to buy that good GULF GAS and OIL THE BUSH-BURNHAM CO. Credit jewelers and Opticians 62 MAIN STREET Phone 1833 93 ,ya 'Vp . LEAFI6' 36 IT ALWAYS PAYs TO SHOP AT PIENNEYS H 0r1zell's Busieszf Store THE WATER'S FINE Buckley- How did you get on with Jeanette? Bob Sweeney- I started off well. I said I was knee deep in love with her. Buckley-uWhat was her reaction to that? Bob Sweeney- She promised to put me on her Wading list. . Curran- My uncle is an Elk, a Lion, a Moose and an Eaglef' C. Hinze- Gee, what does it cost to see him? . THE RADIO BUG Mr. E- Do you carry B-eliminators? Clerk- No, sir, but we have roach powder and some fly swatters. O Mr. M- Do we eat the flesh of the whale? Willet McCarty- Yes, sir. f Mr. M- And What do We do with the bones? Willet- W'e leave them on the side of our plate. . THATS US! Grace-uIs the editor a hardboiled guy? John- Is he? Say, he's so grouchy that he gets sore if you put a period upside down. ROOSA fr CARNEY CO. Headquarters for Young Menls Clothing and Furnishings I7 MAIN STREET EMPIRE PRODUCE CO. 69 Conisteo Street POST NO BILLS Abic-l'Papa, vat is science? Abie's Papa-l'My how could you be so dumb! Science is dose things vat says, 'No Smoking'. Peg-UI hear, Betty, they've gone bone dry in the village where your fellow livesf' Betty- Dry, man, they're parched. I've just had a letter from Mike and the postage stamp was stuck on with a pin. . Franny- Every time I kiss you, it makes me a better man. Lizzie- Well, you donlt have to try to get to heaven in one night. C Mr. R--Con aeroplanej- Is New York the next stop? Porter-- Yes, sahg brush you oif, sah? Mr. R- No, I'1l get off myself. u Graves- Why are you crying? Brust- Father called me a waddling goose. Graves- Well? Brust- Mother called me a stupid ass. Graves- But Why are you crying? Brust-l'Well, what am I? Liz- Herc's a riddle. What makes my life so miserable? Franny-l'You've got me. Liz- That's right!,, PECK'S HARDWARE 113 Main Street We have it . . . Can get it . . . Or it isn't made Repple's Meat Shop 94 fl- ? E Hx LEAF 56 at The RELIABLE Shoe System All Tbut the Name Iinpliesu SAM IOGHA, Proprietor Quality and Service 30 SENECA ST. SMITH Er WALES CLOTHING and FURNISHINGS It Pays to Climb I68 Moin Street Second Floor Phone 666 THE NERVIEST GUY AT LAST Sydelko-- Say, Bob, can I borrow your pen? Rohan- Sure thingf' Sydelko-- Got a sheet of writing paper I can use. Rohan--t'Reckon so. Sydelko- Going past the mail box when you go out? Rohan- Uh-huhf' Sydelko- Wait a minute till I Hnish this let- ter, will you? Rohan- All right. Sydelko- Want to lend me a stamp? Rohan- Yeh. Sydelko- Much obliged. Say, what's your girl's address? Q MEAN GUY Mr. C- It's scandalous to charge us S10 for towing the car only three or four miles. Mrs. C- Never mind, dear, he's earning itg I've got my brakes on. George-+'lI just got a set of balloon tires. Ruth feagerlyj- Why, George, I didn't know you had a balloon. 0 Ken Smith-- Did you know I was a life-saver last season? Kay Baker- Really-what flavor? O Mr. Bremer went into a store and picked up an article, walked out with it, and told the clerk to charge it. On what account? called the clerk. On account of not having any money with me. Frcida- Did I ever show you the place where I hurt my hip? McFruit -UN-no. Freida-- All right, we'll drive over there. O Bob Flanders-'IIn the two years I've owned this car I've taken different girls driving every night. Lawrence Smith- Then why does the speed- ometer only register two hundred miles? Bob Flanders- That's whyf, The girl from Howard- Shall we waltz? Carl Jones- It's all the same to me. Same Girl- Yes. I've noticed that. John Conderman- Do they serve women at this bar we're going to? George Taylor- No, you have to bring your own. 0 RESTAURANT WORRY One Lung - People here seem to think spoons are medicinef, Argyros- How's that? One Lung - Something to be taken after every meal. O Jack Denton- I'm a little stiff from bowling. l'Morgan - I don't care where you're from, get busy out on the trackf, Jack Sweeney- I have a chance for the track team. Jack Nelson- Are they going to raffle it off? The MAJESTIC Theater EXTENDS HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF T936 COMPLIMENTS OF J. W. BARKER 95 ,Vw 4,06 tene e 36 Think of CHARLIE CUTLER When You Think of INSURANCE Phone 345 CORNER MAIN AND BROADWAY ADVICE Father- From now on you get no more money from me. Gallagher- What would you say if I earned my bread by my Wits?,' Father-l'That half a loaf was better than none.', Margaret Edwards- These visiting foreign ath- letes must be wild. Pete Sydelko- What do you mean? Margaret Edwards- I've read so much about all of them having trainers. GR-RR-RR-R-R-R Mr. B- Waiter, call the manager! Honestly, I've never seen anything as tough as this steak! Waiter- Well, you will, sir, if I call the man- agen 0 Rev. S- Aren't you ashamed to be smoking a cigarette, little boy? Joe Gallagher- I sure am, mister, but what's a man goin' to do when he ain't got the price of a cigar? 0 Miss H- Johnny, did you write 'Teacher is a fool' on the blackboard? John Tobin- Y-yesf' Miss H- I am glad you are truthful. O Jack Daley- I was hit hard by a taxi last night. Dot Penfold- Oh, you poor dear! Were you hit by the bumper? Jack Daley- No, by the meter. GARMAN MOTOR CO. FORD Sales and Service 67 Seneca Street Hornell, N, Y. Tel. 365 A Complete Line of Paper Products Hornell WhoIesoleTobocco Co. CIGARETTES-TOBACCO SMOKERS' SUPPLIES 123 Conisteo Street Phone 676 MAYBE IT'S TIRED Miss P- Can any of you tell me what makes the Tower of Pisa lean? Jean Gail- I don't know, or I'd take some myself. O Harris- Does your dog chase cows? Hinze- No, he's a bull dogf' 0 Miss B-'lWhat insect requires the least nour- ishment? Bob Towner- The moth, for it eats holes. O PLAIN AS A-B-C George- Wish that I could revise the alpha- bet. Ruth- What for? George- So's to put U and I closer together. Dictator', Hogan- I know I'm only a little pebble in your lifef' Peggy- You might stand a better chance if you were a little boulder. 0 SHE KNEADS THE DOUGH Ruth- I cook and bake for you, and what do I get? Nothing. George-- You're lucky. I get indigestionf' They had just met in the park and were sitting on the bench. Gladys- What a wonderfully developed arm you have. Willsey- Yes, I got that playing basketball. By the way, were you ever on a track team? COMPLIMENTS OF MU RRAY STEVENS Smart Apparel for Young Men 38 BROADWAY Federation Building 96 'L NIEAF JEWYELRY l 0 FURNITURE U ' 9 RUSS G1ffS for OCCHSIOIIS 0 DRAPERIES Qualify merchandise, as always, and new Low A 6. Prices made possible by ' ' low overhead. Jewelers for Over 80 Years lO6MoinStree'r i im' QNP COMPLIMENTS OF y is s ,LX THE qt ,ij W ' COA swf ' .X Kg I o .X AW DRESS CQ X l ' A j mc. ' f The WO'l716lZ,S Shop of H 01f1zcll 1 O 2 M a i n S t r e e t Teacher-Q'Didn,t I tell you to notice when the glue boiled over? Frantz-'QI did. It was half past nine. . Veronica McHale- Love me? Fred Frantz-'iUh-huhf, Veronica McHale- All of 1ne?', Fred Frantz-'lUh-huh. Veronica McHale-'KThcn scratch my backf' 0 Howard Emerson-'Tll give you a dime for a kissf, Jean Ellis-'lHeck, I can get more than that for taking castor oil. 0 Barber fto Lawrence Smithj- Wl1at,ll you have, a haircut or just oil changed? DODGE PLYMOUTH Best Vfisbes fo fha' Svnim' Class BATEMAN MOTORS 167 - 179 Main sffeef HORNELL, N. Y. Hobo'- Do you know Art? A1 Hinze-MAH: who? Hobo,'-'lArtesian. Al Hinze- Sure, I know Artesian well. Bun- Did you see Kay on the beach showing her new bathing suit off? Terry- No, when I saw her she had it on. 0 Mary Louise-- Is your boy friend a one-arm driver? Marijane Woodbtiry- Not him. He takes Il taxi and uses both arms. F. Curran- A girl could do worse than go around with me. Kay Baker- Ycs. She could marry youf, SUPREME Ice Cream Taste the Dijffc'1fe1zce 33 SENECA STREET 97 032, LEAP 6' 36 I PRINTING MIMEOGRAPHING 151 Main Street Hornell, N. Y. J' SHERIDAN 30 SENEUA ST. Phone 810 KOSKIE MUSIC CO. Pianos, Musical Instruments, Radios LAKES GROCERY 166 Main Street SUPPOSE Teachers gave homework. Francis Curran was sent to the oilice. Taylor and Cameron made love in the halls. A1 Hinze played monopoly. There was detention in 22B. Helen Rawady sang in the halls. Roger Moran gave a good recitation. Francis Williams wore good clothes. Kenneth Wood studied. Bill Harris was late. Jack Daley got good marks. John Dickinson argued. Mr. Cooke got mad. Miss Conderman could knit. Clarence Stevens- Did you 611 your date last night? Two-Gun - I hope so. She atc everything in sight. O Mistaken Identity-An old negro, when brought before the Judge, was asked if he were the defen- dant. Pointing to his attorney, he said, Dah is de de'fen'ant. I's the gentleman what stole de chickens. 0 HOT JOKE John Haughton- Hey, you're sitting on some jokes I cut outln Eileen Boyden- I thought I felt something funny. , National Geographic Magazine Binding SCHANE'S BOOK BINDERY 25 E. MAIN sT. Phone 1288 THE TOWN TALK CLEANERS and PRESSERS Phone 755 74 BROADWAY Wife- The new maid has burned the bacon and eggs, darling. Wouldn't you be satisHed with a couple of kisses for breakfast? Husband- Sure. Bring her in. O Mr. Sullivan- Young man, are you able to support a family? Bobby- Yes, sir, how many of you are there? 0 Mrs. Washington- You better watch the cher- ry trees this morning. Mr. Washington- Why so? Mrs. Washington- Little George has a hacking coughf, Compliments of BRAD'S BEAUTY SHOP cAN1sTEo STREET Serve Yourself and Save LOBLAW GROCETERIAS, Inc. 99 MAIN STREET Shop the Loblaw Way 98 .fs- L E Malik? im N. ABGENTEIRI 0 r M A HA ' 3 Cash Grocery Store B tt la FRUITS and PROVISIONS l e er S Oes Phone 1810-181 I 86 River Street Landman Bldg' 16 Ccmisteo St. Wouldn't It Be a Surprise If . . Students Were not late. Mr. Ingram lost his drawl. Beer was put in the drinking fountains. Joe Gallagher didn't fool around in classes. Mr. Lavonier told a good joke. Si Poorman did some Work. Francis McClenin could dance. Freshmen were quiet. School was dismissed an hour earlier. Mary Elizabeth Sims agreed with a motion in Student Council. Tiptoe Tannler didn't Wander in the halls. We had an assembly every week. Mr. Hartman didn't eat sundaes in Harvey and Carey's. We didn't have school on Washington or Lincoln's Birthday. Elizabeth Powers came to school. Students didn't pork. George Metzger agreed with Miss Dunham. S P I N K PONTIAC and BUICK THE SALES and SERVICE JEWELER HORNELL BUICK CO., Inc. 23 Seneca Street Phone 160 99 ,Vx 'Vp LEM-56' 36 Stepping Stones When spaced stepping stones mark the way across a stream, it is best to take each step rather than to leap-and pos- sibly miss. Applied to a career or a job in the busi- ness world this means: High School, then R. B. I., then a position in business. That,s better than jumping right for a job and losing out through lack of a drill in busi- ness fundamentals and practice. Make your high school education mean more to you. Top it off with a helpful R. B. I. Day School Course. Information without obligation at ROCHESTER B U S I N E S S INSTITUTE 172 CLINTON AVENUE So. ROCHESTER, N. Y. Barrel Chest Hogaii- Wl1y did you tie Ll string to that olive you just ate? Joe Gallagher- How did I know I would like it?,' . Smith seems to think he's one of the big guns at the office. How come? He says he's been fired six timesf, Francis Knapp- XVhat could be worse than n giraffe with tonsilitis?,' Leo McPherson- That's easy. A hippo with mumps, an elephant with sinus trouble or a centi- pede with athlete's footf, A blotter is a thing you spend your time looking for while the ink is drying. R. E. PAGE GENERAL INSURANCE 122 Main Street Reliable Companies Prom pt Adi1LSf1l'lL'11l'S ENDICOTT ond JOHNSON Shoes for tloe Whole Family SHAYLER BEAUTY SALON PERMANENTS 52.50, 33.50, 55.00 Spiral, Croquignole, or combination ALSO ALL KINDS OF BEAUTY CULTURE 22 SENECA STREET Phone 1838 CATHERINE SHAYLER, Proprietor TAKING THE GIRL OUT OF THE GIRDLE Curse it! Curse it! hissed the villain, snatch- ing at the girl's waist. No it ain't either, she retorted. It's only a girdle. . Little Johnny and his sister had been sent to bed an hour before but were still awake. I think there's company downstairs, said Ethel. I just heard mummy laugh at daddyis jokcf, First Housewife- Yes, I heard a noise and got up, and there, under the bed, I saw a man's legf, Second Ditto- Good Heavens! The burglar's?,' F. H.- No, my husband's. He had heard the noise too. O Mr. I.- Say, waiter, there's a splinter in this cottage cheese. XVaiter-'iwliat do you want for a dime-the whole cottage? . , NOT GUILTY Cop- Wl1o was driving when you hit that car?,, Drunk Qtriumphantlyj-'QNone of us, we was all in the back seat. Distributors for PLEE-ZING Quality Food Products Manufacturer's Name and Satisfaction Guarantee on Every Package Hornell Wholesale Grocery Co. 100 uh-1 ed entary Sch pplem 3 CD n C S v?U of , xv ' - S- Q 9 J 0 vu J , WWQM +-NE .fixfiiz 55? 5 U- '--5 5 5 QQ 4' 'U N - 'Dx -t . N J ,g-4'f 'U'U1:N If--2 'O 'Q-No UN' fs N Q03 .1 -Jo.. -ofa 9.1-'cr li-LQ T :mfg EIS iUQ5jgu 5 I -, ,il if S -QE fx'cft,v:,5'Q . 0'-z Ugo gag J ss l, x V7 A u Us-ed --, ' ff ' .ff S91 HN ','E ?5.'?6-01-:iw-f1 3,S3xJ,.f1J 3521 Q ELL! 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