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

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Boys' Captain - - - l - Basketball - Ronmvr ROHAN Mcmager - - ---- MICHAEL CONJCLIN Assistants - PETER SYDELKO, E1srMrr'r Frnxlvsnnno, Lno O,CONNER Uoach ------- E. M. I-LxI:'1'MAN We are proud of our high school basketball team this year. They won the county title by defeating all teams in the county. VVith the able coaching of Coach Hartman, the boys worked diligently to gain honor at Rochester at the sectional play-ofs. I-Iornell defeated Geneva, then in a, thrilling game with Franklin High, which had to be played an extra period, we emerged the loser by a score of 35-27. SCORES Hornell. ........... 21 Nunda ...... 7 I-Iornell ...... , ..... 9 Alfred University ....... . 19 Hornell ............ 20 Nuncla . ........,... .... 1 3 Ho1'nell ............ 11 Alfred University ..,...,. 15 Hornell .........,.. 31 Dansville ......,....,.,.. 13 I-Iornell ........,... 47 Tiibune ..................... 20 Hornell ............ 17 Alumni ......,.........,.... 22 I-Iornell ............ 30 Painted Post ..,,.... 24 Hornell .......... .. 83 Madison High ................ 18 I-lornell ......,. 36 Dansville ........................ .. 15 Hornell .......,.... 35 Corning Northside .,...... 23 Hornell ............ 33 .lasper ..................,........... S Hornell ....,....... 32 Monroe I-ligh .......,........ 19 Hornell ..........,. 414- Bath ............,...................., 19 Hornell ............ 20 Jei'l'e1'son High ........,..... 16 1-Iornell.. .....,... 29 Corning Free Academy 18 Hornell ............ 28 Corning Northside ........ 27 I-Iornell ............ 37 Bolivar ......... ........ ........... 1 2 Hornell. ........... 42 Corning Free Academy 33 I-Iornell ..... ,. ..... 38 Geneva. ........ ,- ................. .. 36 Hornell ..... ....... 3 7 Bath .............,.................... 23 Hornell ..........,. 27 Franklin High ,,..,....,.... 85 Hornell ....... ...,. 3 9 Painted Post ...., ....... , ,. 22 1- -- Hornell ...,........ 28 Nunda. .... J ,...... .... 14 Total ................ 72.1. Visitors ....,......... ...... . 471 Members of the squad are: John Foreman ....................,.. ...Center ......,. ......... F rancis Frantz Robert Rohan ,... . ..... .......... G uard ........... .....,., J ames Morrissey Francis Sanford, .,... ........ F orward ......... . ..,..,.. Glen Burnside Joseph Bob .,........ ,. ......,..........,... ....... F orward ...... .. .. ........ Gerald Halstead Alex Tsibulsky ................,............... Boyd Bicknell Robert Albright ..rGuard ...,.,......,,.........,. ,. .... ....,,. E verett Lawrence Robert Baker Thurlow Wlxitman Hornell placed John Foreman, Captain, and Francis Sanford, and Robert Rohan on the all-county team of 1936-37. Alex Tsibulsky was made captain of the second team, while Joseph Bob was given honorable mention. l J l Nix. . , ,l Pug 'nity-seven ,,7 . . f Xi, I xv I ig V. 3 X f , ' . U'

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,,.-f,, V31 ' r 5 Girls' Basketball Captain - Dfamagefr - Second Dlcwziccger - Eleanor Dextor Helen Eveland Frances Ward Cap tain - Sally Brady Betty J one Ellis Geraldine Felix Barbara, Ferguson Mimi Ferguson VARSITY TEAM Dorothy Hinze Dorothy Lawrence Y Ann Riefer FRESHMEN TEAM J ean Guild Lila Hamilton Mildred Hann Grace House Carol Johnson Neva Mitchel MAIQGXKRET MCDONALD - RITA MOONHY - Rosn ANN Loman Betty Richter Vera - Shinebarger Ethel Stone - Mlxncnmacr NAGY Gertrude Partridge Ruth Peck Ruth Thompson Eileen Totten Helen Towner Page Twen ty-six W . !..f 1

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'fiis SM - 'Q 'T., , FX, . 1 gi -ess K, in ,mtg . .af g Three Mummers Dramatic Club OFFICERS M.-mcAnn'r Bm-11 Wixriri-in - - L - President Keanu' W1II1'EDIAN - Vice P'res'ident EVELYN M. DUN1-IAM - - Secretary Loursn HOLLANDS - T'recL.s-urea' Mn. GEORGE Cucounxxor Adviser The Three Mummers began a very active year by taking in new members from the Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Classes. These people were taken in not only for their interest in acting but also for their interest and ability in back stage work. Two main events constituted the activities of the club during the first semester. The Three Mummers had the advantage of working with James Hendrickson and Company in presenting Merchant of Venice and Macbeth on the Hornell High School stage. The club also presented The Greatest Gift as its annual Christmas play. The play was Well received at each of ive different performances. The Three Mummers added one new set of lighting fixtures to the equipment already owned. As part of our Spring program we hope to offer one assembly play and to entertain as speakers several people who are acquainted with the present day theater. 1 Page Twen ty-eight