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

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gg es w l cs ,a EDICATION In dedicating this book to Mr. Harrington, we attempt to thank him for his solid and un- wavering support of our class and of the school. Under his direction the music department has risen to new heights and the band is recognized as one of the best in the country. With deep appreciation of his efforts, we express our wish that he will continue his good Work and have a long and joyful career at Hornell High School. N vu 'E E ii N , Q 1 X Q E lla M Q lf' ll fig- ,Q 's X ' 'EIU' 'fi X l III S Q ,, N . Xin, so 1 WS l MR. DEAN L. HARRINGTON ,f AX x f , 4 , I , 'f 1 i ,T ppl ,Q it l lv? I m llllllllulnlumlr ,, D ' 'I . if n w nmmsrum. - G I X w' , '! I ri P1 'Q 'll H -1 ', ff J 'I' .- -. , fs 1,44 A, Q , g 'H ,. Q2 -' 19' -N ' -f .-'fR 4 ., , .f V1 N7 .NTB wax .,... 2:42 QW F

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W . ia E X 'IN ,fl . fill? J lf Nl VIW, ' si l',Jl1,Q'l 1,2 'ij l .'!',', i .,'. 3:4 A. -f W aeet A, lF o R E W o R io We, the Class of 1939, have proudly chosen for the theme of our issue of the MAPLE LEAF the New York World's Fair of 1939. We realize that the MAPLE LEAF is firmly grounded in tradition, but We also take into consideration the fact that Variety is the spice of life. With this in mind We have made it our objective this year to give you a book which contains no radical changes in its composition, but which does incorporate in its make-up as great a variety of the best features of all of the preceding volumes as is possible to put into so few pages. We hope that you will enjoy this book While it is still a novelty and that in years to i X 'X Come it will serve to recall the many pleasant 4 9 y memories which will be associated with your ff Tv fa fl , C 1? ly , If fill. 1 high school career. l 1 1 T kr . n ,, aff ' ' g .Mui , ,: A -I ll lg siil .X E r .1 5? lla MM me l JK J .. - lis!5!'fffEEl ' iii! fi 1 255 ' f I A lil, fiififgzix, 4 l ,L - 'ii ' - ' F-tfhkk -xx '- 4 , X x fi ' Qsvwr

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MR. KARL G. SMITH APPRiEciA1rioN With deep regret that our association with Mr. Smith must end all too soon, but sincerely proud that we are passing such a capable and understanding adviser on to the succeeding senior classes, We express our unbounded gratitude and appreciation to the first permanent Senior Ad- viser in the history of Hornell High. Realizing that We are extremely fortunate in having the privilege of being Mr. Smith's first advisory responsibility, we hope that he has enjoyed our mutual association as much as we have. We wish him the best of luck in future years and hope that he will always remember us, his first Senior Class.