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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1941 volume:

1 ill A. Ar' -H Al 'I' , Jn Jil -.- -H ...H ..- 1... ...1 All .jngl .f . il in Au A... 'Tl 4 -n J., A... -gl AH! 15 J... ,ul 5-E5 ...z Q E255 : --n 1221: 4: 4, un 1, mu f M1 exe: F-12 'fm- -au an .Q ': 'K JOSEPH DANIELS Twiler Never ll dull moment . . . Il baker boy for him. Junior Chamber of Commerce 4: Maple Leaf Stuff 4, Assistant Business Mun- Bger: Senior Play 4: lntru-Mural Bas- ketball and Wrestling 3, 4: Junior Assembly 3, Junior Committee 3. HOWARD DUELL Howard Swell dnneer . . . dislikes Junior homerooms . . . North IIornell's gift to the girls . . . M. M. T. Boys' Glee Club 1, 2: Science Club 4: Three Mummers Club 2, 3, 4: Senior Play: Book Club 3, 4: Junior Commit- tee 3: Senior l'1uy 4. MARY THERESA DINARDO ffl-vrean Short and sweet . . . chatterbox . . . timid . . . eompnniomible. Junior Chamber of Commerre 45 Senior Ball Committee 4. RAYMOND R. DONOVAN rrRayn -Likes the girls A . . . square :Iam-ing tlend. Invitation Committee 4. DORIS AR LENE DAVISON Doris Quiet . . . seen in Fifth Ward . . . allways studying. Ambepa Club 1: Senior Day Commit- tee 4. RALPH JOHN DICKINSON rrlfgsv The seeond Benny Goodmnn . . . n ready smile . . . likes Wellsville girls. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 3, 4: Tren- surer of Le Cerele I-'rumguis 3: Intra- Mural Basketball 3: Senior Movie Committee 4. DOROTHY DONOVAN Dolly Tranquil . . . sewsnfine senm . . . Bill's her dream man. Ambepn Club: Senior Dany Commit- tee 4. MARG UE RITE F. DOTY rrMargnx Quiet . . . workshnrd . . . rushes Steve. Invitation Committee 4. 24- .18 numb. ' YD Arr' 'dk Sm Xl mom W 835, vv 550110: uw' A s 4 gfin s A ual!! gl ANIETA DECKER ffNituss Hard worker . . . makes up her mind und sticks to it . . . out- spoken. Junior Committee 3: Invitation Com- mittee 4. A. ETHEL DILLON rrDillyy1 Good typlst . . . quiet , . . exvel- lent student . . . interested in un- usual things. Ss-ienee Club 3. 4: Senior l'lny Tivket Committee 4: Book Club 3,-I: Secretary 4: Senior Pluy Committee 4. H' 1 - ' l 2 I, '42 ff gaallii crrv N gt -va 'KR S V ' 'ZW E- 4 ' .vzww - f'- ' Home L i if MQW r' if ' xr V1!,!1 QQ, ' As 'lx gg 4- I ll l- Pali -dugg ' 'M HORN L ' uct' m m 7 1,0556 gill-9' hz' vue 50R6ElW 415' . .' -'X' 5. If gal in .1 5 ii. lk -' AW . Y - m Nlahjhluf! Q Alan HARRIET CARTER Belle Longs for week-end at Williams . . . hates History, likes North Hornell . . . blushes ea ily. Girls' Glee Club 17 Girls' Service Club 3, 4: International Relations Club 4: Le Cercle Francais 3, 4, Secretary 43 Maple Leaf Staff 4, Assistant Editor 4: Girls' Science Club 2, 33 Girls' Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Vice President 31 Junior Ring Committee 33 Intru-Mural Sports 1. ME RWIN CLARK Mer Mr. Boylan's paycheck . . . his motto: a mile in 4 flat. Truck 3, 43 Senior Ball Committee. RUTH CATOR Ruthie Likes music . . . pals around with Adele . . . likes to write. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 39 Inter- national Relations Club 4g Student Council Awards: Senior Day Commit- tee. BURTON CORBETT rrBe1tn Likes Kay . . . great math student . . . basketball enthusiast. Invitation Committee 4. BERNARD CROPP Bcrnard,' Great Wolf , . . fights St. Paul's battles un the court . . . bash- ful? J. V. Football: Book Club 4: Intra- Mural Sports 1, 2, 4: Junior Com- mittee: Movie Committee 4. STEPHEN D'AGOSTINO HanlU' Full of fun . . . a crack for every- one , . . seen at Curry's . . . Smithy's agitator. Senior Play 4. 23 PHILIP CHAPMAN frpbiln Dashing Romeo . . . one hundred in 10 flat . . . likes Miss Leahy's English classes. 3. 45 Invitation Committee 4. 14 ii Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 3, 4: Tracki l AC A ever Band 1 2 J V. Footba ' . ske ll 1' Intra-Mural ' rtsg Cap and Gown Committee 4 Q J Z FT I. 7 f A .f E ' ' , s I '. 1 ieen' pal, : 1 -up. , , 4, ' ,H m , , I . U 1 ROBERT CROSGROVE rrBobu Recent addition to H. Il. S. . . . brilliant scholar . . . a inaiden's dream . . . likes brunettes. Aviation Club 3, 4, President 4, Cap and Gown Committee. LEO DAILEY reldgon Tall blond . . . a recent visitor to California . . . another of Miss Leahy's students. - Senior Ball Committee 4. 1., ., im 1 -' W, .A ,jx-' ,pg EJ' fy 115 'T -. .mn 1 .2 W., tw'-': Y, v- 1 . , P 'lv 'W iw? -Q .am , f, ' hi? S. ,. 1 3 .- -13-f' v. 121. X5 ' ' ff' ' A I, .-r 5.,,,fgr.1 ' lx ' v. Q ' .ef HIT? ,- nf . . 5, Mr. , ,L A za, H il E vga gf, ' 1 'ipfix LAT, 1' r 'fa-15 W, 4 . my f, j f- f -a4!'.,'H f wail- - Q' .mix-Ll, . , , .. ,D , ' 'bs ggf, Q' F' E L ' . Zhi ,fl I, V, 4 A 4 fy s .' ,g .T A J.- Wi Us ',4 f f vis? 5 EW -7 v . ii . at 5 W in it -1 w EX LIBHIS ,LY .Lx , .11 W5 R ., its' .-7 ff' Q ekixffz' 515. WV- .4 . ':E ' vs 13 -if 5 3 f 4 ' xg . X: . Eff Q 2 , f ,Y , l Q Wk M 5' Q SRX s K N ' Us 'kk'k K Q iii 4. 'nxxfg .Q 5 X X. K. W T .,.. jf. . .ily , A 7.333 5 Y 3 was . Q E , I . 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The period of the city's first rapid growth began with the construction of the New York and Erie Railroad. In 1841 the road's pile driver, a steam machine combining a pile driver, locomotive and saw-mill, appeared at Hornell, then known as Hornellsville. Running out of funds, the railroad company for a time suspended operations, but finally the road was completed. The Hrst locomotive reached Hornell in September, 1850. Progress of the place rapidly followed. November 19, 1851, the Hornellsville Tribune made its bow. The village was incorporated June 28, 1852, but it was not until 1888 that it was incorporated as a city. Building boomed. There was not a vacant house in the community. In 1851 Hornellsville had about 100 houses, two churches and two schools. Cobbls Hotel, located at the corner of Main and Canisteo Streets, was then the gathering place of travelers on the new road. The first Erie shop for shedj was built in 18-19 and enlarged the next year to ac- commodate three engines and machinery for their repair. It burned in 1856. Ground was broken for new shops and an engine house and the foundation laid in 1854, as the old shops were too small. Today there are many miles of switching tracks in Hornell and hundreds of cars pass through daily. The ancient shops have given place to new ones, covering several acres. Judge George Hornell, from whom the community gets its name, made the first settlement in the town as early as 1793, purchasing 2,000 or 3,000 acres of land and erecting a grist and saw mill. At that time the nearest grist mill was at Elmira, sixty miles by later road but nearly 100 by the roads the pioneers were obliged to take. journeys to that mill occupied weeks. For seventeen years Judge Hornell was the life of the settlement and the embodiment of its history. 'va- M Xa if .. . ,aaufez ' . L , .' wifi ' - ., 351. xv Q THEN Q--,. A-. . .L Q wwf 1 K. .,,, .jzzflfh ,,,r . . ':'- A' 1761-ii. 'I iff. - 1, K V' ,':, i1w,'?gri.' -, . Mr. Hornell was the town's first postmaster. Under his pat :--vm., V . . ., ' 4. in the town was established. It was located in a village blockhous ':u ii'2fQ5 ISS1'df5':t 'wg town. The first school inside the village was built in 1813. The district pu i for a school in 1833, on the point between Canisteo and Church Streets, for 1 U - I 'fl' T, 4 the Old Red Schoolhouse was built at a cost of S200. It was 22 by 28 feet ' ': 'f ,3.L'l 8 Wu, Many farmers' sons attending boarded in the village. The year 1922 saw the bui U of the present school which we know as Hornell High School. . ,,.... The first with a single merchant in Hornellsville was Col. Ira Davenpor 'fffgaami in 1815 wagon load of goods, driving 300 miles from Harpersfield, Delaware County. He built with his own hands the first store, a frame structure 18 by 20 feet, ' building later used as a kitchen for the old Black Horse Tavern. Davenport hauled his goods by team from Catskill, New York, and later opened stores in other places. The first village library established in Western New York was provided by the Hornell Library Association, incorporated in 1868. St. James Mercy Hospital was established in Hornell in 1890 while the Bethesda Hospital was established and incorporated January 10, 1916. The churches in the city date back a century with the organization of the First Presbyterian Church in 1832. This was followed by the St. Anne's Roman Catholic Church in 1849g the First Baptist Church, October 17, 18525 and Christ Episcopal Church in 1854. Since the flood in 1935, citizens of Hornell have seen the city undergo a moderniza- tion and reconstruction of various civic projects. Bridges, destroyed by raging flood waters, were rebuilt and a flood control project has been carried out. Two thoroughly modern theaters have been added for the enjoyment of the movie fans. In July, 1940, the dream of all Hornell boys and girls came trueg a swimming pool and well equipped bath-house was dedicated to the Maple City Park. Thus the city of Hornell flourishes as Time marches on.', H R,,,,l p W ,11 1 1 -- '- ua . ,PJ-1'.-1, , ., ,- . sq, ' , ... '9?'H .. M, 44. ef sn, sa- 'V ,ugly 2 H .2-. ,ml .11f.,,.:Q i i 'V rv.. r .l , .4 ' . ,f - ., A I 1 , 'v n 5 , ,sly .Q J, K :P ' 9' 9 4 I fb 'if A , , ,- o lj , f :Us K1 ', H251 Q, I-:en nip- vi 1, 4'-. v' 45 vs fi u -,M 1 -f ,F ' , P HKQA ,,. '-cll?3' A 945 t 1 . - , f J, ,, ,. ,i wi' .. u 5 N V ' . ., 11 . 1-ly. ,i -1. awaausumwwa i w -W. ,h if W vga.. .MJ ig: 1 , . e 11 . -.Q- wg , -, -- .,g, 'V-.. . .e .. . .4 .' gm N - .vu 4, Q .gg ww ll 1 'a . - 1 . it iff 1 ' 1 r rf., 'If 3 K J ' 8' 1 0 S hs ff 3214: A if XS fit X .gf '1 -. ' A . , ya- - i x L y ' wif' f ? Q I: ' 'J I, 2 ' UE IIEDICATIU S a tribute to her twenty-one years of service here in Hornell High School the Class of 1941 is dedicating their Maple Leaf to Miss Bennett. Noted for her Wit as well as her ability, Miss Bennett has assisted many erstwhile mathe- maticians on the road to success. In time of need Miss Bennett is always there with her rare, yet heartening smile-not the geometry teacher but a true sympathizer. ' MJ X . XNf?2 ga, i A Q fi ,V -A' '11 iv! af rl APPHECIATIO CEHE Class of 1941 wishes to express its gratitude to Mr. Smith for his able guidance and help. Without his energetic support, there would not have been such evident success in the Senior projectsg Without his pleasant humor, there would have been lacking the harmony that char- acterized all its activities. He has made 1941 a year that the Class can never forget. 4 INISTHA BU!-IBD UF EDUCATION STANDING COMMITTEES BUILDING SITES REPAIRSKA. M. Seaman, Chairmang F. V. Matthews, Gertrude B. Stevens TEACHERS, TEXT Books, LIBRARY-S. Mabel Wom- bough, Chairmang Gertrude B. Stevens, A. M. Seaman FINANCE-F. V. Matthews, Chairman, A. M. Sea- man, S. Mabel Wombough SUPPLIES AND APPARATUS-Gertrude B. Stevens, Chairman, S. Mabel Wombough, F. V. Matthews HARRISON S. DODGE, Superintendent Syracuse University, B.S. Columbia University, Pd.B., M.A. Became Superintendent of Schools in Hornell in 1919 Left to RigIIt4fSaIIIIIel B. Elxrenrivh, President: S. Mabel XVon1hoIIgII, Frank V. Matthews, Gertrude B. Stevens, Arthur M. Seaman 10 ADMINISTRATION EDWARD W. Cooxe, Principal Pennsylvania State College, B.S. Syracuse University, M.S. Became Principal in 1928 Miss M. JANE HARROWER, Vice Principal Senior High School Elmira College, B.S. New York University, M.A. Became Vice Principal Senior High School in 1913 J. MILTON STULL, Vice Principal in Charge of junior High School University of Rochester, A.B. New York State Teachers' College, M.A. Became ice Principal junior High School in 1931 11 Of I of I . J W I' ' Y ,, xv ny V A J v ' 'AX I A . . .Wu Engllsb Dvjmri 1116111 GEORGE CLIFQIIENNOI. A.II.. I?r'prrrfn1z'Hf Hvrrrl VORA l'IIl'KI'1'l I'. A.II. MILDRICIJ V. DI'NII.-XM. A.B. IIl41LICN IJ. RUNNER. A.Ii. RII'l'II I'. BITCK. A.I3. VIRGINIA LICAIIY. A.R. PIILAIIIA SIII'IIIl41l'1N. A.R. GLEN A. ROYLAN. A.I1. ICIJAVARD IIORGFIRS. ILM., B.A. . Sorial Sfzlzfivx Dvpurf nzvnf MARVIN L. INGRAM, BS.. M.A ll4'prr1'fnl1'11f Hwlrl MILIJRICD V. CIILL. A.II. RI l'Il I'. BILL, A.I1. VIRGINIA NI'GI'1N'l'. A.I3. KF1NNl4l'I'II ROIRIHZRTS, A.I!.. M.A. VIIARLICS WASICICK, A.II. Foreign Languagv Dl'!IHl'fll1l'IIf FIIARI IIAI.I,I'1'l l', A.II. A ll:'prll'fma'nf Ilwul F CULTY Nfafbrfzzafirs DUlI6lffl7Zl'l7f RALPH .I. PELTZ. A.I3.. M.A. Ih'p1r1'fmf'11t Hvnrl RI'1RNIf'I41 BI+lNNE'I'T, BS. OLIVE M. IIART, BS., A.I3. MARILLA VANGELDICR. A.Il. Sfiwzrr' Dl'P6ll'fl7ICl7f I'HARI.l4lS M. ICDDY, ILS., M.A. IJ4'1m1'fn11'11f Hvnri NIGLLIIC M. DIFKINSON. ILS. I'1I,IZABl'I'I'II .I. SCHITRR, A.B. MARY CI'RRY. I3.S. C 0 111 nzvrrial Deparfflzclif KARL G. SMITH. ILS. Ilwpm'iuu'm' IJPIHI CAROLYN MOSIIER IIARRII4l'l' G. LASI-IRR ANNE OFIIOIJ. B.S. MARY ANN GALLAGIIICR I'1I.IZAIll41'l'II MOORE, A.I!.. ILM. x RI l'II E. RICHARDS, .S. ' V llwpurfmmlt Hvml FTS'I'HER SPIRES. 13.5. ' 5 uwrn uoomv, n.:-2. I J H0llIFlIIdk.ilIg Dppgrhrzwzf FRIEDA SKINNICR. IIS. Mnxif DL'fJHl'fllll'flIf DEAN I,. I-IARRINGTON, B.M. 1lvprr1'tnw11f Hvml GLENN SPRAGIIH X Ari' Dl'f7dffllZl'lIf IQIJITH REDANZ, A.IZ. Physical Edzzcafiorz Dvjmrfmwzf IJ1'1NlI'f1lI!'llf Hwul GRACE SALTUN, ILS. I'1LI,I0'I I' M. IIARTMAN. B.S. Q KATIIRYN TOVVNER, ILS. RI l'II IIlIN'1'LEY, ILS. A70t'dfi0l161I Df'l7Lll'fllIC'I1f I LHROY KIMMIIL .OITIS .I. LAVONIIQR - S:lVI'lIiI'l'l I' A. COLE N . . I,lIJl'Hl'lllll MARY Ii.xDLOc'K, ms. , 'I Health Educaficm MARIAM M. FIZRGVSON, M.D. MARY I-I. VORIIIN. ILA., R.N. ALIl'l41 ln LAVONIICR. ns. K .x1,Ic'1a V1-Lml-1. .x.1x. ICDAVIN W. KIRK .I -4 Alu M.-x1'1 r. .x.11. Q lmmxlm An-ImN1lcI.s JI ' I , U. , A ,J MU x A. f' Iialvlc Iluw, I.:-ft in Iiiuht NI lull, H. Sulfml, U. AVuiss-vk, G, 4'1iqm'1umi, Il. IH-Itx. E. Spirvs. E. Ilurgx-rs Ifullrllx Row M. .I. Ilzlrruwvr. Ii. 'l'uwm'r'. R. Iimmrn, V. lmalhy. IS. Ilvnnvti. N. Ibivliillxmm, M, Gzlllzlglu-r, E. Vulv, M. IIIETIIIII 'l'Iuir1I Ilmx' -V. Ilnlle-tt. V. Nuuvnt. Il, Ilill, M. AvilIlGOI1I0!', A. MvNiff. R. Ilim-Imrxls, II. Bonner, I.. Kimmx-Il, V. Iidmly, I.. I.:1vnni1-r S1-4-mul Ilmx' II. I.:lsln-r. 0, II:lx'f. A. I.:lx'mni1-r. II Illlnilvy. Il, Iillvli. U, I'1l1'kvH7 Ifirwl l'mm NI Ilwrllm-I' I V'lll UI 4l:1Is-. A. 04-lxml. I'. Slwlwon. M. I!unh:11n, A. Vs-nziv, E. S1-lmrr, IC. Ihlfflllflll .I . . x,4 . K. Smith, K. Iinherts, E, Kirk 12 tort? A f' e. 5 FALULTY - Qatbfqifagi g ,Wy TTL!! V421 Just another teacher is what an outsider might say about the average school fac- ulty member, but Hornell High School students are convinced that their teachers art understanding, sympathetic human beings with whom they can have very enjoyable times. This was clearly evident at the faculty-student basketball game last fall when the teachers exchanged their dignity for some wholesome fun on the basketball floor. Inci- dently, our advisers proved to be good losers. Again in the spring our teachers co-operated with the best of good will when the high school sponsored its first field day. On this special occasion one found teachers in the midst of baseball and basketball players, archers, golfers, bowlers, cyclists, and every field of sports one could imagine. At times we weren't quite able to tell which were the teachers and which were the students! We, the students of Hornell High, shall not forget the times the teachers have helped us through our diiiiculties, the long hours they have spent helping us reach the goal for which we have worked these four years, and the good nature with which they have done it. We shall not only remember them as excellent teachers in the classroom, but also as grand individuals, full of fun and good sportsmanship, which is equally important and grand to remember. ffw-.NIJ p Maman My 7: Lf 1? 7 E LLAJ Ml t1,CA,c,4,-.LJ i , n V 5, ,, 3, ai '. 'vc- ,,ET,A Y lv .31 f ,ir f.,.i. Nu. iq ..vA2:' .4 if-vu., A ,v .5 .' . 7 1 5, ,A N .w:,- 7' -9- - -, 'md - V , w uw 5 1 , kv., u -1 2.1: 'f as , . ,y E I S xi , I ' f . f Q Y .1 M' 5 f 4 , 5, L ,a Q' I ., x ,Q f W 'wg , 4 X x v.-1 -V H a. .Ms A . .. 1 Q: N fr 'F f. 4 1 --il 'Q K rf.-x 3 , x N 1 X . Zi f N ' . Yr yM , IHHIK ,H- AV I , , 'L-, 1 1- -fi ., 'x '- , ' if V ,fs 1 YP 721- 'V' si' ,-- , 51.- CLASSES . DF 'Q I 51 F 4f. 131, . 2: , l --3 K, 1 - A x 'Tv ' ,A , -N ' 'ff - .. .. 4 .. 5 5 S 3 V s 1 -li ..: ' ff , - . H' - Y. ' .J ,Z . -' ' 4 Q F Qgsriufa . h ' -1 J, I 5 k K. ' '45 3 9, ,X - ,xi X HU UPI TUBE T' L -,im 4 'of STANLEY LAWRENCE HUBBARD! BETTY JEAN VAN GORDER STANLEY LAWRENCE HUBBARD, Valedictorian BETTY JEAN VAN GORDER, Salutatorian MILDRED ELLIS A. ETI-IEL DILLON HOWARD BRADLEY DEUELL EVELYN MARIE WINTERS MARY K. BURKE ROBERT M. LA BARRON RUTH MURIEL NENNO A VIRGINIA MAY SMITH fa, . . . M '15 f' , AQ? if' 1' '3- szglf' . VJ , ' fu., it A , ..-.- -A.. 18 YJNJSQ SENIUP. GLASS A., X .L - ii A A . 1- g HR. 4 2 .' P -e ' -:ii :- to R'ightvK. Grny, Vice President: XV. Kelly, Treasurer: L. McRae, Presidentg P. Lodato, Secreturv 5, I OFFICERS President - - - LEONARD MCRAE Vice President - - KENNETH GRAY Secretary - PAUL LoDATo Treasurer - - WILLIAM KELLY Adviser - - MR. SMITH The Senior Class, the Class of '41, has had not only a most successful but a most enjoyable year under the guidance of the oflicers and Mr. Smith, the adviser. Mingled with its many activities has been the spirit of good feeling and co-operation which existed among its members. Attracting a record crowd, To the Ladies, the Senior play, was the first prosperous undertaking of the year. The Senior Ball although presented under difficulties proved to be a colorful spec- tacle as well as a financial success. Two movies were s onsored b the class as a mone makin ro'ect and due to the P Y Y S P 1 co-operation of the townspeople greatly increased the treasury. Senior Day, highlighted with an assembly and banquet was carried out for the en- joyment of all. All 250 members of the Senior Class have participated in some activity to make this the best as well as the largest graduating class in the history of Hornell High School. 19 WARREN AMPHLETT eewullysn Artist . . . student . . . athlote. Football 4: J. V. Basketball 2: Intra- Mural Sports 2, 3, 4: Junior Assembly 2: Cap and Gown Committee 4. JAMES ARMSTRONG lim Quiet . . . ambitions . . sober. Senior Day Committee 4. CHARLES ATHERTON Chunk A resourceful mathematic-ian . . . a friend to all . . . Church league. Boys' Hi-Y 4: lntra-Mural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Ball Committee 4. RUTH L. BARTLETT Rulbie Sl 'li tillll2S as f ' lls are nnule of . . awi ing iile . . . always fit i ittee 4. if iff DOROTHY ARGENTIERI reDotn Quint . . . friendly . . . studious. Sc-ienc-e Club 4: Senior Play 4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Senior Play Coin- mittee 4. JOHN ARNOLD eelobnu Yr-ry 1-onsvrvative . . . band member daddy. Senior Day Committee 4. V ' GY? ,- nick-Sir . if 'Alk ? HT! ,IV QQ WI! Y 4 RW b Sam 1 K' 5 I. curv X 5: N 6 rouuneo 885 1 V vp EORGE lm 4 'Q' AQVM, 'qr1Y'5' 4 A4 in MARGARET ARGENTIERI ffMaggy,, Sophisticated . . . chatterbox . . . likes to think she's Hedy Lamarr . . . Maple Street glamour girl. Girls' Service Club 4: Ring Committee 3: Invitation Committee 4. JACK ARVIDSON Ovulc Church League star, found with Reid at the HY. Basketball 4: J. V. Baskethall 2: In- tra-Mural Sports 1, 3: Junior Prom Advertising: Invitation Committee 4. A - Af A' mt' A ir? E W A U Qi: ig T :LF :. 'q w V - in s E- AP V DORIS M. BARDEEN Daisy Mac The pl-rfevt 36 . . . found with Bash . . . nutive. Girls' Glee Club 1: Junior Chamber of Coinniers-e 3, 4: Maple Leaf Staff 4: National Forensim' League 3, 4: Pav- lowzl Sovie-ty 2: Student Council 3, -1: Volvano Staff 4: Staff Artist: Girls' Athletir Council 3. 4: Treasurer 4: Book Club 3: Intra-lllural Sports 1. 2: Junior Assembly 3: Co-Chairman: Ring Committee 3: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4: Student Council Awards 3: Public Speaking. MW ? Wen ,I gfgtik ll' 1 I ' T x I AY r -- w lf. -1 .. Aga 5 EIU! If El NV '1 - 'Kg' i, ' A' Q52 HQi:1..lr'.., I, 1 I ,,l.,,1 Y-J f 1 ! I f' f I. V' 1 . f ,ix I s 4 I OIG ,-e1.!fw-w 'I' V Auf' 1415 9- I v. Ceann: no Yr n 1 25219 ' 0' EILEEN BECKER IfReIl1! Ineessnntly talking . . . full of vi- tality . . . a glee elub standby . . . fiery red hair. On-lic-strn 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 3, 45 Senior Ball Committee 4. DORIS BLOOM Doris Athletic minded . . . likes to square danee . . . friendly. Senior Movie Committee. tl si . ' , ' RICHARD BEYEA Dfw Handsome . . . machine mechanic . . . Tarzan. Invitation Committee. CARL BOVEE HKUGU Sportsman from east side . . . fond of the girls . . . idolizes Jai-k Dempsey. Football 4: llnseball 2. 3: J. V. Foot- ball 33 J. V. Basketball 3: Intra-Mural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Day Commit- tee. SARAH EVELYN BRADLEY Sailor Friendly . . . Ilistorywizard . . . go-getter . . . Drum Mnjorette. Band 2, 3. 4, Drum Majorette: Inter- national Relations Club 3, 4: Le Cert-le Frnnsgais 45 Junior Assembly Commit- tee 3. ROBERT GEORGE BRINK rrBobv Quiet . . . likeable V . . builds airplanes . . . Baptist court star . . . found with Mac. International Relations Club 4, Senior Play 43 Junior Committee 33 Stage Craft Club, Senior Play Committee. 21 ROBERTA JEAN BLISS rrscoopn Bewitrhing . . . Mutt and Jeff . . longs for Canada . . . secretive. Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Service Club It, 4, International Relations Club 4: Le Cervle Frangnis 4, Treasurer 4: S4-ienve Club 25 Student Connell 3, 4: Girls' Ili-Y 3, 4, Vice President 4: Yoh-ano Staff 3, 4, Editor 3, 4: Junior Committees, Publieity Chairman: Movie Appreeiation Club 3: Senior Ball Committee. JANE R. BOYNTON rrlmmu Famed voice . . . prefers uheerlead- ers . . . imports from Alfred. Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 43 Robe Com- mittee 2: Senior Play Committee. ELLEN R. BRASTED Brac Very smart . . . exeellent musleian . . . loquxu-ions . . . argue mentative . . . all around swell kid. Band 2, 3, -15 Ort-hestru 3, 4: Girls' Glee t'luh lg lie Uerele Frnncgals 4: Selena-e Club 23 Three Mummers Club l. 2, 3. 4: Girls' lli-Y l. 2, 3, 4, Vive 1'resident 2, Ilumeroom Secretary 1: Junior C0llllIlltl'9t'Q Flower Committee. FRANCIS E. BRONSON rrsonnyn Chubby . . . dislikes girls . studious. Senior Bull f'ommittee. . DONALD BRUNSWICK rrD0nv Squnredancer . . . short. Coellliairnian Cap and Gown Commit- tee. THOMAS C. BURRIS ftT01n!J Prominent band member . . . shop master. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 3, 43 Or- chestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 3, 4: Se- nior Play 4. ALLAN CAMERON Handsome Ive skater. Senior S1-ience Club 4: Baseball 1: Basketball 4: Senior Ball Commit- tee 4, JOSEPHINE CAPRARULO HIGH Prospective artist . . . companion- able . . . swell kid. Cap and Gown Committee 43 Artisans Club, Treasurer 4. JESSIE BUCHANAN fflexsi! Steve . . . I love life . . . joker . . . a trnant student. Girls' Glee Club 1, 23 Student Council 1, 2: Iloinerooin President 1, 23 Junior Assembly 35 Junior Committees 3, Business Manager Maple Leaf 4. JE AN CALDWELL Gus Dangerous blond . . . Rawady fan . . . Hush. Girls' Servia-e Club 4: International Relations Club 4: Senior Play 45 Jun- ior Assembly 3: Junior Committees: Co-Chairninn Senior Ball Coininittee. IRENE LUCILE CAMPBELL Irene Quiet . . . studious . . blushes easily. Senior Movie Committee 4. JOSEPH CARTELLA uloen Nine to know . . . rather shy . . . found on River Street . . . a dead end kid. J. V. Football 33 Intra-Mural Sports 2, 33 Invitation Committee 4. 22 41710 'A' A if' 455225. A W QW' .4 , . I A WW 'W N 'D 5 --Nsezs, . - J n I Y C YI- gh'- aqg H9R!!E.!lf, ll 9- I v.v 6f0RGE R095 ,ff nexhrm 'v v xaih . 'm Atl! Sl MARY BURKE rrMaryx1 Exvellent French student . . . pre- fers Alfred . . . great gum chewer. Girls' Glee Club 1: Girls' Service Club 3, 4: International Relations Club 4: Le Cercle Francais 3, 4, President 42 Maple Leaf Staff 4, Co-Editor 43 Girls' S4-iem-e Club 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 2: Student Council 4g Girls' Ili-Y 2, 3, 4, Junior Committee 3: Intru-Mural Sports 1. LEORA VIRGINIA CALL Learn Quiet . . . loveable . . . good stu- dent. International Relations Club 4: Movie Apprex-iation Club 43 Girls' Science Club 4, Senior Play Committee 4. Ewa' 'NF' ll HOL M vi -kr k J W' Fl lltg flfeg -- f - 'f ' , ft' X 1 pw 1 Z7nsGOI'5 v A1 ' V 'All 2' K1 f' sw -5- ll 5 1 I 119' W. ffvnanwl :fav . 7 , . C:'t Q I fy . x. , . . x f',f':i lrvjliff 'Rx' ELIZABETH T. DOWS rrLizu Etlicient . . . earnest . . . detlnite . . . 0l'ILl'Illil1 . . , ambitious . . . . . . good worker. Maple Lent' Stuff 4: Movie Apprecia- tion Club 2. 3. 4: Tennis 2: Intra- Murnl Sports 2, 3: Champion Ping Pong Player 3. VIRGINIA MARIE DRUMM Ginnie I'aul's steady , . . pleasant . small . . , sweet. Senior Bull Committee 4. , J! WILLIAM ORLAND DRAKE ' OrIie Rather shy . . . seldom talks. Invitation Committee 4. LAWRENCE DURKEE rrllarryv Super rharncter . . . one-half of Dnrkee-Graypartnership . . . darn good fellow. Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3: Stu- dent Council 1, 2. 4, Vice President 4: Three Mummers Club 3, 4: Football 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Truck 2: J. V. Football 3: lntra-lllural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, Basketball: Homeroom President 1, 2. 4: Junior Assembly: Chairman of Junior Play: Co'Chair- man Senior Day Committee 4. VELMA EASTMAN Vclma', Popular . . . always laughing . , . loads of fun, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3: Girls' Servive Club, Vice President 4: Student Coun- cil 4: Homeroom Treasurer 1: Junior Committee 3: Senior Bull 4. HOWARD R. EVANS Howard Farmer . . . found in shop . seen in parades. Senior Movie Committee 4. 25 HELEN ELIZABETH DRUMM Helen Quiet . . . friendly . . . u ready smile . . . nll who know ber like her. Senior Plny Ticket Committee 4. RICHARD DURYEA ffDiCkD Imposinp: figure . . . huils from Binghamton . . . get details from . Miss Leahy. Invitation Committee 4. MILDRED ELLIS HMM!! A brillinnt athlete . . . always in a hurry . . . cum luudem. Girls' Servire Club 4: Science Club 3, 4, Vice President: Girls' Athletic Fnunvil 3, 4. President 4: Rusk:-tlnlll 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 2: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Tennis 2, 3, 4: Intru-Murnl Sports 1, 2, 3, , Varsity H 4: Junior As' mbl ' ' 1 , lender 4: Cup und Gow Ollllh he 4 X LENA Zol ff an lied hair . . . good s le . . . 1 ulet. . - 1 Intru-Mural Sports 2, 3: Cup und Gown Committee 4. JOHN FEDICK, II Farmer Likes Cnnisteo girls . . dislikes school. Band 1, 2, 3, Aviation Club 3, Boys' Glee Club 43 Book Club 43 Senior Ball Committee 4. THEODORE H. FLANDERS N7-'edu The fnrmer boy . . . a caller nt square dances . . . likes Arkport girls. Baseball 35 Homeroom Officer 23 Jun- ior Assemhly 33 Senior Play Commit- tee 4. KATHRYN LUCILLE FOREMAN eo-Icuteu Likes Bus . . , pretty . . . viva- cious . . . tall . . . sense of hu- mor. .lunior Assembly 3, Senior Bull Com- mittee 4. WILLIAM FURLONG Duke Likes Effie . . . great uthlete . seen at Curry's. Senior Day Committee 4. JACK FENTON rrlackn Track demon . . . plays footbnll. Boys' Glee Club 3, 4: Football 3, 4: Track 2, 3, J. V. Football 1, 2, Var- sity H 43 Intra-Mural Sports 2, 3. 4: Junior Assembly 33 Cap and Gown Committee 4. AUDREY JANE FLAXINGTON Audie Likes basketball . . . Biology en- thusiast . . . likes English. Field Hockey 33 Urchestra 1, 2, 3: Girls' Glee Club 1, 23 Girls' Service Club 4: Maple Leaf Staff 4, Co-Editor 43 Girls' Science Club 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 2: Student Council 1, 2, 45 Girls' Hi-Y 2, 3, -1, President 4, Sergeant-ab Arms 33 Book Club 3, 43 Intra-Mural Sports, Archery 2, 4, Baskethnll 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Captain 1. Manager 23 Soccer 1, 2, 33 Homeroom President 1, 2, Vice Presi- dent 3, Junior Committees 3. CHARLOTTE F. FULLER Charlotte Always seen with Bud . . class beauty. Girls' Service Ch 3, 4, Treusl er 41 Junior Cdmmittee ' Senior Ba ni- mittee 4. ', 1 x N 1 X PHE . GAL TIO - .. ,, , s X Grea llet . . . ikes nnie C ' f 1 ooville. S or munsh Leugu , 2, 3, . Vice P es' ent: ' nior 4, Ad tislng nm ee: 'ootbal 2, 3, anagerg ek 1, 3, J. . Bask all 25 sity 1, 2, 3: Int u-. ural S rts 2 3 '4' Ho room Vice rr ' Play Comm tt . 26 -r KJ I 1 n . . , I 1 t 43 embly 3, Senior ix :Dv eslh' iw!-45 ' 'tk 7' A' tags? lb rx -,: Ill c 2 ' iq rin H' ii b 'ff x I v.v 5f0Rcen0l 'We cr' ' JACK FREDERICK FLAITZ erlavku Drives a Hiver . . . spiffy dresser . . . good student. Student Council 33 Cap and Gown Committee 4. FREDRICK FLURSCHUTZ Fred Dashing Romeo . . . excitable . . traffic light. Cap and Gown Committee 4. ,: '1i?i 5. Y . I -- 1 V K Va zzleg N '22 7 'H 5 - - Pl '1 - J' - l- Lg'-I NICHOLAS B. GANGEMI r qv ,..:':.!q.:v'g A P r l P a slk .- 'I '-T t r I7 A- ik in if ,, as -.4 Eaeilie 152115 'lim' ' 'A K' N ' ' ' rn snso ' 88 A 'Qs I sl ' we 0-Fmt new . Qvihpniinf V 4 A5 Sl KATHLEEN GALLAGHER HKWU Likes to giggle . . . tiny . . . well liked . . . Alice .Ieun's play- mate. Movie Appreeiutiou Fluh 3, 4: Pavlowa Society 3, 4, Sem-retary 3: Homeroom Vice President 4: Movie Connnittee. I MARGARET GEMMELL PP Ii ,J I Muzi f If' Seen with Wally . . . Jessie's cousin i . . . friendly. Basketball 1, 23 soccer 1, 25 Movie jf 1 Committee 4. I ll - J . rfNicksJ Likes Whitesville girls . . . weak- ness for brunettes . . . Mrs. Bi1l's pet . . . the gas man. Movie i'0lllIllilll 9. JOHN JOSEPH GIBI rv-Gibu Likes Corning girls . . . shy . . . ll true friend . . . Amerioau Le- gion wonder. Baseball 1: Intra-Mural Sports 2. 3: Vive President Ilomeroom 2: Senior Ball Committee. ANTHONY GIRONDO Hum lui? Easy going . . . always has a smile . . . likes basebnll . . . future paper boy. Football 3: Basketball 2, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: J. V. Basketball 2: Intrne Mural Sports: Senior Day Committee. ,C KENNETH GRAY ffKl,m1y,, XVitty . . . fun goes with him . . . bi1Ild'S pride and joy . . . likes to swing it. Band 1, 2, 3. 4: Orchestra 2: Three lilummers Club 3. -l: Junior Class Vice President 3: Senior Class Vice President -1. 27 CHRISTINE GARIPPA Chris Finger in every pie . . . l'lIl0 . . . poet . . . 4.-an draw . . . good writer . . . loves music . . . . . . good secretary . . . violin lientl. Ori-hestra 3, 4: Junior Flllllllliill' of Commerce 4: Maple Leaf Staff 4, Typist: Student Council -l: Ilomeruoni President 4. MARGARET B. GIGLIO Marge Quiet . . . pretty . . . neat about her person . . . reserved. Ambepn Club 1, 2: Senior Day Com- mittee 4. MARJORIE GLOVER rvMargc1n Always on time . . . infectious gig- gle . . . pleasant manner . . . good humor. Girls' Seienee Club 4: Sei 'or Day Colu- mittee. f ELIZABETH GRIFFING Bi.1.1,v Sweet . . . vongeziial. Senior Play -l. LUCY GRILLO Lizzy Consvieutious . . . efficient . . . shortluxurl whiz. Ainlrepu Club lg Senior Day Commit- tee. ANNA EILEEN HARGREAVES EiInf11 Laughing eyes . . . quiet . . . re- served . . . parking for?? Ainbz-pu i'lub 1: Girls' Athletiv Coun- i-il 43 Intrai-Mural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4: Hoineroom Sei-retairy, Treasurer lg Junior Ring.: Committee 33 Senior Movie Conunittee. JOHN HITCHCOCK Dc'ac'0n Another king: of the l1ig'liu'ny . . keeps lute hours. Co-Chalirinan Senior Bull. MARY A. HOGAN rfMaryn Good 1111lll'f'l' . . . verypopulur . . . pretty. International Relations Club 3, 4. Treasurer, Nutionul Forensic League 4: Puvlown Soi-iety 2, 3, 4: Student Council 3, 43 Honieroom Vive Presi- dent 2, 3, President 45 Senior Bull Committee. oi- CHARLES HALL Cburlic Gold fish enter . . . child prodigy . . . funny. lnternntionzil Relations Club 3, 4: Le Firm-le Frzinigais 3: Science Club 2. 33 Three Mununers Club 45 Book Club 3, Senior Daly Committee. ROBERT B. HERDEN rrB0bn An intelligent glamour boy . . . likes 1Vuyl:1uil girls. Blind 1. 2. 3, -1: Aviation Club 1, 2, 31 Boys' Hi-Y 3, 45 Movie Coin ' 0 4. KENNETH DONALD HODGE Kenny Silllilftl mlalnl-e wliizz . . . hunter . . . vaiinerax Iienil. Ss-ienee Club 2, 3. 4, Vice Presiileut 4: Pap and Gown Couunittee -L DOROTHY J. HOLLERAN rrDot,, Beautiful red liilir . . dislikes svhool work. Senior Bull Coininittee. 28 W. 'f .wr gkgnlhxgl' Ty if .mea Psi' c '5 ' HORNElL -' ' I V: IV! sl ll UHDE 1 I0 X, Gionni uovw L' 1 ,g I Wbwv. mmf: 'Y isa! in , A-A-'I 'rl' IV' A Wlg we if. E 0 2 af- S U2 . , . , N -1 N in 5 DOROTHY HAMILTON Dorothy Very likeable girl . . . nire smile . . . :i really hello. Junior Chamber of Connuerceg Senior Brill Fouiniittee. DOROTHY MAE HILLIS NDOIN Silent little lady . . . Holleranls side kick . . . frequents the li- brury. Senior Movie Committee. I qr ' qv tasgplixw 'I' , In fltk A i'327K? 7r' liqld HORNL I vi m! ld Nl rouunn J - ' 9.3 ilu' Qj 4- rf' 'S n' v O X u 51? YQ, EQ-Ellie :mr N Ilia -v I' Av V 51 BETTY HOLLISTER Helix Square dzuiee enthusiast . . . boy . . . peppy . . su retnry . . . likes uiusie. Girls' Glee Club 4: Rook Club 3, 4: Senior Day Committee. STANLEY L. HUBBARD Slani' Ge-ninl . . . dry wit , . sebolnr . . . drsnnutic star. International Relations Club 4: Lu Cc-relc Franrgais 3, Vive Vresirlent: National Forensic' Lengue 3. 4, Vive l'rs-sident 4: Boys' Sr-if-nee Club 2, 3, 4, President 4: Student Couneil 4: Junior Assembly 3: Junior Uonuuit- tees 3: Chairman of the Rim: Conunit- tee: Student Count-il Awnrds 3, Public Speaking: Senior Plny. RICHARD EWART HOUSE rfDi!.k!J Model airplanes . . . Al1l0l'il'8l1LE'- gzion Drum Corus. linnd 3, 4: Aviation Club 1: lioys' Ili-Y 3, 4: Iutrzu-Murul Sports 3, 43 linsketbulli Movie Conunitteu. TANNER J. HUG Pm 1iI!llll'0 . . . speed demon . . . al- ways smiling. Senior Play 4. MARY LOUISE JAMES Mamie Cilll'ill9l'i1il' which one . , . likes attention . . . waxlksin n daze. Girls' Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 4: Girls' S1-ir4 Vive Club 3, 4: International Relations Club 4: .Iunior Conunitteeg Senior Daly Cunnnittee 4. ROBERT S. JOHNSON ffBobv A lllelllhkfl' of 10-A . . . quite a hit with females . . . aniieazhle stu- dent. Movie Committee. 29 ROBERT HOWARD ea-Eagles: Blond lnlir . . . lnxndsonie . works at the llornell Tlwntor. Senior llny Coinlnittee 4. NAOMI JACKSON ffpatn FZIVUTSI4llllSVil1l' . . . shy :ind quiet Baseball l, 2: Alnbepn Club 1: Movie Counnittee. ELEANOR EILEEN JOHNSON Elranor Likes to write . . . likes 10111111 gullies . . . exrellent typist . . friendly. Girls' Glee Club 1: Le Cerwin Frunquis 3: Girls' Seieueu Club 2, 3, 4, Seen- tnry-Trensurer 4. Senior Movie Coin nlittvu 4, MARY JANE KELLEHER HMHWU Cnlni . . . quiet . . . very sensi- tive about Genern1ur. Interlultimull llelntious Club 4: Girls Srience Club 2. 3: Junior Conunittees: Junior Dny Conunitteeg Movie Conn lnittee. RICHARD FRANK erDiCku Niue dresser . . . hails from Crit- tendon. J. V. Football, Senior Movie Connnit- tee 4. EVELYN LOUISE KLEES Ev1 ic Red-headed trumpeteer . . nice to know . . . friendly. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, International Rela- tions Club 4, Three Mummers Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2: Intra-Mural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Invitation Commit- tee 4. DOLORES KOCH rrDf,cn Ueorgeous brown eyes . . . sweet and lovahle . . . well liked . . . s'an't make up her mind. International Relations Club 4: Junior Chamber of Cominerre 4: Ilolnerooin Sem-retary 4, Junior Committees, Jun- ior Proln Coinniittee 3: Senior Movie Conunittee, Co-Chairman 4. LEON KUNICKY HK1H'lZlEkn Big brute . . . Ingram's Star. Aviation Club 1, 2, 3, Vive President, Senior Movie Committee 4. ii VIRGINIA KELLY Ginny Dark em-hantment . . . II5l!'flll8ll'S little helper . . . always willing to oblige. S1-ience Club 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Properties Committee, Book Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Junior Assembly 3, Flower Committee. EDWIN S. KLOS ffEdJ! Likes to roller skate . . . real cour- age . . . jolly. Senior' Play Commi , 5 H ER KE , . 5. Ha Jits first wa - I . . ready, will- ing and able. Football 4: Bas ll 3, 4, J. V. Bas- ketball 3: Junio senibly 3, Junior Conunittees, Rini.. 'oxnmitteeg Intra- Mural Basketball 1, 2, 3, Intrzi-Mural Baseball 1, 2: Varsity Swinnning 2, 3, Senior Day Connnittee -1. ROBERT LABARRON rouzfzyyv Witty . . . socialistie . . . all around good fellow. Maple Leaf Staff 4, Assistant Editor: Intra-Mural Sports 1, 3, 4, Junior As- sembly 3. 30 41' K5 9? - Air 'dk 'v 4 SQ 'J - ll g.? 1 - ' 'M' Hoa ru nnin xy -7 vt, Gfouaeaa' aging! Yhjv WILLIAM DANIEL KELLY rrKcI1n Likes a :ood argument . . . thrifty . . . ladies' man . . . big brown eyes, Senior Class Treasurer 4: Interna- tional Relations Club 4: Sportsman- ship League 3, 4: Sw-ienee Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3: Student Council 3, 4, Traek 2. 3, 4: J. V. Football 3: Var- sity H 2. 3: Intra-Mural Sports 3, 43 Junior Class Sea-retary 3, Home- rooln Treasurer 2, Seeretary 3, Presi- dent 4: Junior Assembly 3: French I fFriends of France! 4, President, Wrestling.: 3, Maple Leaf Award 4. ROBERT KNEALE rrBobn Yvorks on a bread truvk . . . always with Gorden . . . tall and hand- some. J. V. Basketball 3, Senior Movie Com- mittee 4. ,' E v ifsfa F. lv v ' '1 K if II. Nu .fd ' , . , 1 EE cn' gg In, ELL , Av Q ' 888 A Yr wr 1 4 gh J' ' 7 gfag YIM Ik ' V 't z f'?' '- Af ' VIlx P va xwn Q 'ps E i QE-A' Horn' E Nl :Human J 65 0195 VHP URGEN JA' 'Wears' if' GEORGE LAFARO Georgie Likenhle . . . Cicero's ghost . . vociferous . . . 1ady's man. Intermntional Relations Club 4: Le Cert-le Francais 3, 4, Vice President 3: Movie Appreciation Club 33 Na- tionnl Forensic League 33 Student Council 3, 43 Three Mummers Club 3, 4: Senior Play 4: Book Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Vice President 4: Home- room Vice President 1, Secretary- Treasurer 3, Vice President 43 Junior Committees 33 Student Council Awards Debate Letter: Senior Play Committee 4. JOSEPH P. LEAHY rrsin Mathematic-ian . . . deliberate . . happy. Aviation 1. 2: Science Club 3, 4: Track 43 Cap and Gown Committee 4. RUTH ELEANOR LAMBERT Rulbie Beautiful voice . . . Mike . . . athlete . . . swell girl. Girl' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3: Three Mummers Club 3, 4, Treasurer 33 Girls' Athletic Council 4: Basket- ball 2, 3, 4: Tennis 2: Varsity ll 4: Intru-Mural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Assembly 33 Junior Committees 3: Student Council Award Glee Club: Senior Bull Committee 4. CHARLOTTE JEAN LEGACY Cbar10!ie,' Friendly smile . . . lovely hair. Invitntion Committee 4. ELAINE M. LITCHARD Luck II. II. S, Band's competent pianist . . , popular lass, her smile paves the wily. Band 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2. 3, 4, President 4: Boys' Glee Club, Pianist 2, 4: Girls' Service Club 43 Student Council 2, 43 Home- room President 23 Student Council Award, Glee Club 3: Senior Movie Committee 4. LAWRENCE L. LONG frH1ley:: Camera fiend . . . jolly fellow . hundsome. Maple Leaf Staff 4, Snap-Shot Editor: Boys' Science Club 3, 43 Volcano Staff 3, 4, Photographer: Homeroom Presi- dent 2: Junior Assembly 3, Student Council Award for Boys' Science Club 3. 31 BEATRICE LANGLEY rfBeau Miss North Ilornell . . . prett ' hair Senior Bull 'ommittc 4 WW J . K, ff .X ANNAB LE L. LEWIS fPAnn!! Perfect secretary . , . pretty . Bowser's dream girl. Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, -I: Junior Cham- ber of Commerce 3. 4: Co-Chairman Cap and Gown Committee 4. PAUL AUGUST LODATO Mo:zic Found on Bemis Avenue . . . where's Alice Jenn? . . . flnshy smile. Senior Class Secretary 4: Internu- tional Relations Club 4: Junior Cham- ber of Commerce 4: Maple Len! Staff 43 Movie Appreciation Club 3, 4, President 4: Student Council 4, Secre- tary 4: Volcano Stall' 4, Assistant Edi- tor 4: Intrn-Mural Sports, Basketball 3, 43 Baseball 13 Junior Class Tren- surer 3: Ilomeroom President 43 June Assembly 33 Junior Committees 3. HILDA MARIE LOPER Hillie Sweet . . . Big Creek lussie . farmer's daughter. Ambepa Club 1, 2: Senior Ball Com- mittee 4. RICHARD G. LOROW i ADELE LUCAS Dirk Adele Serious- IR-rpetuzxl griggler . . . J0c's Cin- , . .H . Senior Movie Connnittoe 4. Llfflfsffl 0 ll M915 ' ' ' Why 'U ,v . RUTH SAVILLA LUTZ Ruthie A smile for everyone . . . nttractive . . . super B singer . . . seen with Betty . . . lilies Johnny IH-nn. Girls' Give Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cap and Gown Clillllllltlkk 4. MARJORIE L. MACK Margo Avtrs-ss . . . tlmngrlitful of otlu-rs . . . quiet. Senior l'l:ly 4. BEATRICE MARONZA NBMU Companionalile . . . short . WW . . . u reauly smile. Invitation Committee 4. Intf-rnatinnul Relations Club 43 Movie Appreviation Club 45 Girls' Athletic l'ounm'il 4. Book Club 4: Junior Play Colunlittec 3. BIOS A' H LYNCH Punk e P115 N snipe u lueun mn 1 9 dl. . . 01 ml ' nt: ri ' Maple 4 'H u 1 1 Y o m r iphsr 1 K n , Jun- flilllllllfftl ie '1 tudent ll Xxx ard f 4 , u X Lili . 'lli.' . . S Q . u r.. .'.,' 2.1. 1' gn or . . . B . Bi. 1 - '0 1: c' . Cluvy, lm: -1, l obaplie ' e 1-i io 1 3, 1 . L-ie h lg, Se' fl y .41 ' lt-ni' s , 4, oss xl-lllll ls, ' ' --3 s . ' Fo ' . ' . EDNA H. MACKAY Damn l'l1-nsina: personality . . . likes foot- ball mon . . . lovely clothes. Lt- Cm-rule l4'ramg:iis 3: Ilonxerooni Sec- re-tnry-Tra-zisurer 2: Frenvh I: Friends of l ran4'c 3: Senior Ball Cnniniittee 4. MARY FRANCES MATTHEWS ffMayy,, Artist . . . busliful . . . quiet . . . appreciative of the better things . . . pretty. Girls' Glw-0 Club 2, 3: Ilmneromn Vive President 1, 2: Co-Chairman Invita- tion Coniniitteo 4. 32 ,lfggglfki II .A , N14 4 w ill vu fion a iw e-O Yun- +5lZ.:!. V JOHN T. LUSK rrjafku Friendly . . . very avtive . . . we could use more of his type . . . lllt'lllll0j'0l S delivery boy. Boys' Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Truck 33 Intru- niural Sports 2. 3, Captain 3: Movie Connniittee 4. PAUL MacDANlELS erMaCyr llnlt'-pint of the basketball team . . I-f00llS1lll-'Slllilll . . . nive smile . . . hangs out alt l!awarly's. International Relations Club 4: Jun- ior Clininber of Uonnnerm-e 4: Senior Play Committee 4, Basketball 4: J. V. llnslcetluill 2: IntrnfMur:i1 Sports 1. 3, llmne-room Vice I'reside-nt 1, Sevre- tury 2: .lunior Committee 3. ,-gilfxnh. yn Y x mf V5 WV :J F - 2.5 1 C It 1- ' , IV Y -1 sd' ,gf 5 1 1914-Q' - A:.gEnsYlM 'lik 9 xwn A' 3555? If : CQ cw X FF 'I HORN I. ' muunzn -V. 65 110, vm NME IW :far 4- O y is - ' Jlzsekf 4 I' AY? 1' N K 151 NIV v' ' K, ' El l , AW . Y 13, -1 4 s b- if JOSEPH K. MATTIE Muslzral' i Evonoiniunlly inclined . . . vliuses tho women . . . thrifty. Junior Varsity Football 2, 43 Junior Varsity Basketball 2: Intrn-Murnl Sports 1, 2, 3, 4: Band Committee 3: Movie Uommittee 4. DOROTHY MCCLENIN rrD0tn Funny giggll- . . . willini: smile . . . ahlo actress . . . WVh0o0! Anilre-ou Ululr l. 2: Three Mnmmers Ululn 2: Junior Assembly 33 Invitation l'ommittee 4. f JAMES MAY rr-,hun New-r le-t your studios intorfvre- with your high school otlui-ation . . . :ls cheerful as he is tall. S4-nior Statue Crow: Junior Assn-lnhly 3: Junior Prom IJ:-t'oration Committee: Senior Play 4. BETTY MCCONNELL 4 Brit - Sm-vt . . Iikvs fun . . . IIQQJQW' girl 2 . . Sunior Play Como tte6 4. . . : 4 lf- jd-td , T 'wiv F ' JT E X WILLihAM McDE IQIQFTT JULIA MAZZELLA julia Jolly . . . loves to rlunvv . . . plonsim: Iil1f'NUllll1itj' . . . nt-nt . . . heuutiful eyes uni! knows how to use them. Anihe-pu Cluh l, 2, l'rvsi4le-nt LE: June ior Hint: Uoxnniittvs- Jig Cup and Gown Foniniitrve 4. HAROLD MCDANIELS rrMaL,rx kiizootinlll tt-:uns gr:-nt uiil . . . sprninowi ankles. Footluall Billllllilttl' 3, 43 intra-Mural Sports 3, -igiyor Bull fyllllllliitttf 4. DORO SYQZZANEY I A .' rfMuL.vff fl X il' Dorn fLikes the H1715 - ' ' 2'0u9 5 9 of I'l1-using v ipiunip . . . lioistrous , Arvidson . . . court XViZllI'li,9 I , A vial l , I giggle,-. F00tll21il 3. -li Basketball 4: Tl'5l4'k 3.5 - nhepn C h l, 23 Internutionul ltolu- 1'43 JIIIHUF. VRFSIU' B0Sii9fl'fl1l 1. 2. 3.. '1 4: Nntional l ore-nsix' Louguc Ulllitilill 2: intra-Mural Baseball 2: X -, Invitation Committee 4. Senior Day Conunittee 4. w 9: I , I ELLEN MARIE MclNTOSH GWENDOLYN J. MCINTOSH MMU Ic'alu1ic ' VNU' - - - SWL-ll lUilll'1'l' - - - flllivf- Pnlsurouinl with Murjory . . . shrimp. Book Chili 3, 45 Movie Appreciation Club 4: Puvlowa Society 4: Senior Hull Committee 4. 33 Invitation Committee 4. 'X -1-ff DONALD McKEE UDOUH Captain and hero of football team . . . is fond of Nessie . . . owns a rmzgreil pair of shoulders. Maple Leaf Staff 4: Sportsmanship League 2. 3, 4: Student Council 3: Football 2. 3. 4. Uaptain 4: J. V. Foot- ball 1: J. V. Basketball 2. 3: Home- room Secretary, President 3. EDITH GLORIA MEAD Edith XV4-llinfornu-ll . . . quiet . . . dc- mure . . . shy . . . good stu- dent. Girls' Survive Ulub 4: Science Club 4: Girls' Athletic Foam-il 4: Senior Play Ticket IIOIIIIIIIIIQQ 4: Intra-Mural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. BESS MONTGOMERY Bz'ss', Gentle . . . a fricncl of cvcryonc. Senior Play I'UlIllllIfl'1'K' -I. RUSSELL E. MONTGOMERY r'Rl1X.Y,, Seen at square dances . , quiet. Invitation IYOIIIIIIIIIUU 4. JANE MCRAE FPIHHCJY Pretty smile . . . seen down at llawady's . . . cute kid. International Relations Club 4: Senior Ball Conunittee 4: Movie Appreciation Flub 4: Pavlowa Society 4: Junior Day Committee RICHARD MILES Ruin Via-lc Dick . . . loves to sail. Senior Ball Committee 4. 5 , . Q KJ I Q 1. S .J La I HELEN MONTGOMERY Helen l'lveryone's friend . . . likes to write . . . clever . . . original . . . good sport. Cap and Gown Committee 4. JANE MOORE rflancu Swell kid . . . brilliant . . . quiet . . . everybo4ly's friend. Girls' Service Club 4: International Relations Club 3, 4: Movie Apprecia- tion Club 4: Ilomeroom Vice President 3: Junior Prom Committee 3: Senior Ball Committee 4. 34 -B nmmf I' r J . I -? 'q' 'Elk gg x -, agua. 9.5. W Y m i v0 ' E- ng sa. v 4' yy I va from noi' V YN' 'Ms :mv 417 14W - LEONARD MCRAE erllfflyn Uur popular class president . . . fu- ture big league pitcher . . . clerk at super market. International Relations Club 4, Vice President 4: Junior Chamber of Com- merce 4, President 4: Maple Leaf Staff -4: Student Council 2. 3. -1: Foot- ball 2: Baseball 2. 3: Homeroom President 2, 3, 4: Senior Class Presi- dent 4. ROBERT MILES frB0b7! l'ousin Bob . . . nice red hair. Orchestra 3, 4: Senior Day Commit- tee 4. .. ,ji ' T tvs ' vi: R' 'W 5' C gg if f 3 K, ' El Av s v V E , ' Src .' gh' z?'1fZl3. 4:5 K Yglk ? K1 I I5 Q '5. ll E 6 I 1 if H9R!'..lf yy I 5 vm uni' K4 uiizlrinf' THOMAS CUNNEEN MOORE Thru llugired red-liead . . . frm-kles . one of the Elmhurst gang. Boys' Ili-Y 3. 4: National Forensic- League 3, 4: Student Counuil 1, 2. 3: Senior l'1uy Connnittee 4: J. V. Bus- ketball 1: Intru-Mnrul Sports 1. 2, 3, 4: Honierooxn Vice President 1, Presi- dent 2: Junior Assexnbly 3: Junior Committee 3. PATRICIA LOUISE MU rrpatu Neat . . . c-hiv . . . likes to talk . . always busy. Tennis 1. 2: Cheerleader 1: Senior Day Committee 4. e SARA KATHRYN MORAN Km Enjoys talking . . . twirler und struttvr . . . 1-arrot top. Band l, 2. 3, 4. Drum Majorette 3, 41 Girls' Servire Club 3. 4. President 4: International Relations Club 4: Three Munnners Club 2, 3, 4: Senior Play 42 Junior Band Committee 3: Maple Leaf Award. 3-year Band Letter: Student Counvil Award. 3 yearly Band Let- ters: Three Mninniers Christmas Play. PAULINE MUCHLER Rada-' .i ' -' 'Bud' pr ty lmir . iiet . li ' -1 U rm-i a , ' 3' G' 1' eo Club 1, .1 .' iq cil 3. 4: Cheer- ead . 3 I ' Connnittee 4. CATHERINE NAZAR Kuff unit- . . . pretty hair . . . ngood drawer. Cap and Gown Connnittee 4. RUTH MURIEL NENNO Blackie Beautiful blonde . . . eve-rybody's friend . . . lovely lady. Girls' Servive Cluh 3, 4, Sevrvtary 4: International Relations Club 4: Maple Leaf Staff 4, Assistant Business Man- ager: Student Counvil 1. 3, 4, Trea- surer 4: Iloniernoni President 1, 3, 4: Junior Connnittee: Junior Prom Tick- ets, Co-Chairman. 35 ANGELINE TTI IPA I Likeable . . ll ful -r.t-ah' . . . I-V1-I' 1 1-ssuJ!xi'iWllyl:'iu I 1 .Iunior ini tee 3: .lp nl Gown C inn -e 4 FRANK FLDRIED MYHERS nFt,H'IlIl'fn Lover of the soil . . . lu-st 4-ook in II. ll, S. . . . :units-lies girls' lulir ribbons. Cap and Gown Connnittee 4. PAUL V. NENNO Blah ll:-served . . . 22.lli's sleeper . . . WiInm'si-very sunnne-r . . . llntlfs better half? Iloys' Ili-Y 2. 3. 4. 'Freasuror 3, Te-ani Captain 4: Senior Play 4: .Innior Coni- niittve. Junior l'roin Ilevoratiou Com- mittee: Senior Movie Connnittee. Coe Chairman 4. ALICE A. NESBIT Red Shortie . . . likes Iiii.: Creek . . . square dancer. Girls' Glue Club 3: International lie- lations Cluli 4: l'avlowa Soviety 3: In- vitation Coinxnittee -1. EARL NEU G!Il',Ql',, liinstc-in of 230 . . . bm- not niisis-rl by his innovi-nt 3llllll'2ll'ZllN'4'. Senior Play Clbllllllltibi' 4: Iiasi-ball 4. ARLENIQ O,DliLL ArIrm ' Sqnoak box iii-nfl . . . Miss Hail- I0l'ii'S!'ij1Ili'iHlllliill'Illt'l' . . . all- :lround good kill. Alnlwpa Flub 1. 25 Orvllosfra 2, 3, 41 Junior iiilillllilvl' of fiUllllll0l'l'U 4: Cap and Gown CUllllllIftl'0 4. CONRAD I'I. PEACOCK Conrad Smart as a whip . . . not afraid of work . . . curious and ixitere-sts-xl in hisfnry. International Relations Club 3, 4: Sv- nior Play Voniniitiov: Hook Club 4: Junior Assn-nlbly 3: S4-nior Play 4. RUTH PECK rrR1lfbiL',, Quiet. frivndly . . . tl'i9SIl1ll'lI . . . likes to Nllllilflf dana-I-. Anibvpa Club 2. 3: Yoh-ano Staff 4: Intra-Mural Basketball 1, 2, -lg Cup and Gown Connnitte-e 4. x Y N x DORIS ELEANOR NICHOLS HSlliL'k1'YtlitIlIlCn Ye-ry IIIISXN . . . into ovvryfliiin: . . . 1-114-rg:ofi1' . . . Vivauiolls . . . po?-T. Allliwllii Vlulv 1. 2: lim-rnatimuxl llo- lations Ulub 3, 4: Movio Approviation Club 2. 3. 4: Book Club 3, 43 Invita- tion Fonunittee 4. MARK TOWNSEND O'NEIL rvD0Evy l4lxp4-rivnvvul in Latin . . . Flllnhurst Iflllllltl' . . . Jriilnlo. Maple Leaf Staff 4, Business Man- agvr: Football 3, 4: Track 3. 4: Intru- Mural Sports 1, 2. 3, 4: Honierooni Oflis-er 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Uoinlnittc-os: Junior l'ro1n Ticks-t Conunittee: Bas- lwtbilll 4. RICHARD PECK ffDickJ3 Ilaxrflworhor . . . vonf-u-ielitious . . . illtm-rc-sh-ii in history. Iliff-rmltiollail Relations Club 4: Senior Bull Connnittee -1. JEAN PERRY HI!'l1l1HiL',, Shy . . . I lovn my .lcslnnie with thu light brown hair . , . pals arounil 'ICur1y, shy, Miss Har- row0r's hvlper. Senior Day Fonnnittve. ix 36 I X . ' x x Ai? mI!' 2115 'q ll 5 6 1 C ' HORN if K ruuu nan 1 hho' Y-9' ' E W :' -:'.. . ..f4 'A 4 xp JUNE NOLAN Davy NVitty . . . like-s Brooklyn . . . fon1lof4l1-hating.: . . . full of pe-p . . . plays piano . . . Vivaulious. Girls' Glu-0 Club 1: Vavlowa Som-is-ty 2. 3. 4, Vis-0 Pri-siilont 2: Invitation 4'0lllllllff00 4. WILLIAM O'NEIL WfiIIiW Miss llonne-tt's proiliyry . . small but witty. Cap and Gown Comniith-Q 4. -flew - J, ' I' nf VZ I ,K . ,, mrffllg my X g5:.,.,, 5: 7, A- -I o - 4: Ik, , il , 4 s H Q. Q, ,O gin C 1 I A I L IL, 'Lf 5 w1 'ff ,., . . 3 3 . .R W' 1 ' ' , I , A I I H' X Y is 5 9 V5 'Y 42 Q w G1 rs 1 jr 3 Zcllbx w Z :Q :U -4 af C :S 55 Q :'1 ffl as 2 0 I F E A NVQ I 1 Nl mmm: ' ffm: 11091 ' ' m.:,.r1Q ' 4 A163 M H0 .'f' 5, 'is' ' 'Q' M . '- ,UT . cn-rv RNEL .xv xg. 1 A 3 Nim'41p+-rsnllulity . . . very 4111111 . . pals uruund with Dorothy. Sr-nior Play Uslu-rg IllVIfllfi0ll C0111- llliffl'I' -I. MARY ANN PRESTON rfMaryx: 13111111 l. 2, 3, 4, Libralriain 2, 3, 4: Or- 1-ln-strn 2, R, 4, I.ibr:1ri1u1 2, 3. 4: S1-ie-in-e Club 35 Girls' Athletic' Count-il -lg Intrn-lklnrul Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, M1111- uger 4, Captuin 2, 33 Senior Plny -I. PATRICIA PETRELLI rrpatn Aggressivs- . . . Dk'I'Il1'fll2IISlllliQ' . ulwzlys busy. Bllllii l, 25 Cup illlli Ilmviu Cttllllllif- tee 4. EDWARD PRUNOSKE NEI!!! Ulll! uf Mr. Kirk's arclnitet-ts . . . likes to bnilcl bouts . . . is :ln it-0 K'l'f'illll dipper ut Sllprl-111i-. Il11'it:ltio11 l'0l11x11ittve 4. FRANK E. RAHMLOW, III Frunleie The quiz-t lllilll ik'2lI'llS n1ui'I1 . . . in- dustrious . . . l1is11n1ttu. Talking waist:-s time when ther:-'s work tu be dullofi Senior Daly l'n111111iitee 4. CAROLYN REMINGTON Kem Cuff' . , . unc- to l1e :nlnrnd . . Bills 1iI'9Hlll t'0!llP true. Girls' Service Club -13 Illl4'l'llllfi0llil1 lic-la.1tim1s Club 4: Sf-ninr Pluy 43 I'I0lllE'l 00lII 0l'l'i1-er l, 2, 3: Junior F0111- Illittves 3: l-'ronl-l1 I iFriv114ls nl' FI'IlIlI'PJ -lg Cup mul GKHVII Chllllllif- two 4. 37 RICHARD PETTIBONE rfDif,k!J l un1l uf blondes . . . futuro big: 11-agile 'IlI2ll0l'illi . . pe-rlfllf-s pn- pers. Init-rn:1tluna1l Ili-lntimis l'lnb -l: Maple Leaf Stuff 4: Iizlsi-bull 2. 3: Vursity Il 2: lntrxA111uri1lliusvlulll l: lloulv- room Officer 2, 4: Jnninr l'4llIlllliIti'f' 3: .Iuninr CI1:1n1bs-r nf C0lllllN1l'I'0 4: Movie Appr:-1-l:1tinl1 Club 43 Maple- Lvnf Stuff 4. DORIS PULVER P111n'r Attrurtive usln-rettu. . . prefers Eurl . . . :1111it-ululo. Juniur Asst-nnbly 33 Cup and Gown I'l7lllllliltE9 4. WILLIA R KTENWALD rr - If' llllilll iilnl . . ft 11 'or . . . il 'kes win . 91 'J . . . bl le faaivcs. li ' YW I mlm Ilvln- 1 lS.Clllll 3 Movie Ap! 0 uh 1, 'R' 1 . Stun - 1 1, , 4 l'resimle11 hre . llllllll0I'N t'1 gmf1t1r may .1, 1 Tr 11-11 Mal lger 0 S Ili r .., - sity Mo I 3, ' L ntl ms 3' .lit , . l sith-1 '54, Iltlllknlll QSIQEIW ' ' -1f Aw.1r1U- 5 Sing! et- n I1 '-4, Prosielel ' , . ' THERESA RICCARDO Theresa Quin-t . . . Q-XM-llollt Sfllii0llt. Junior i'o111111itln-os 33 S4-nior liuy Umu- lllillilti 4. 4 W , 1 I REBA V. RICE rfRllbuJ! Hurd working.: si-4-retnry . . . quiet , , . seen with Annabelle . . . sweet girl . . . nent. Girls' Give 1'lub 2, 3, 41 Sf-uior Bull l'lbllllllltll'B 4. GARETI-I P. ROBBINS rrGdyt,:r Likes to 1lilll1'0 . . . lnoilipolis gen- tleman . . . wlierl- is Ailzili? Boys' Glee Club 3, 4: Movie Apprevizi- tion Club 3, -lg S1-nior Movie Commit- tee 4. BETTY MARIE RUCH Bury XVii:1tei'er sbt- lloos bettc-rs wbnt has 2lll't'il4ly been Alone. Flip and Gown Vommittee 4. ANTHONY FRANCIS SCIOTTI Chick Quiet but likeable . . . Seen with Joe . . . lll0ll1lk'Stll PlllS wezikm-ss , . . blomb-saroliis weakness . . . likes 1-ity gals. Truck 3, 41 J. V. Football 3: Intru- Murzll Sports l. 12, 3, -I. llaisketbnllt Junior Assoinbly 3: Junior Tim-ket Coiiiliiitte-ez Movie Voininitteo 4. 41 105 , .. ' 1 V Qlxi 7, ESP ' 4 k - . X Q i H5 2-.. 'ir-'U RNELL -M A , ,Q in Qtlflln ' N l 1: 0' if X . 4- 1: 1 n ' W .- I ,iff vi g ,J il ...af li -' ,ft- Y n- lr lv willy sk ,-. ' M' '3 1 ,. Ifgf' ALICE CATHERINE RIEFER Alirr', IYliir1n'innl . . . Shy? . . . rare- froo . . . fouunl in library. N WILLIAM S. ROGERS HBH!!! Hermit . . . 4-ourt star . . . Very lllblilllill' . . . brillizlnt . . . can't forgot lfltiie. Boys' Ili-Y 2, 3, 4, International Re- lations Club -lg Maple Leaf Staff 4, Assistant Editor: llomerooiu Vive Presiflent 1, 2, 35 Junior Commit- tees 3. GENEVIEVE SAYLES 4-rG!,nn Oli! Those lliinples . . . one of The Ladies . . . everybody's friend inin-e going Lewisb. Girls' Se-rvire Ululi -1: International Relations Club 4: Le Cerrle Francais 3, 4: Science Club 2, 3, Vive Presirlent 3: Tliroo Mumine-rs Club 45 Senior l'l:ly 4: llomeroom Sem-retnry und Treasurer 3, 4: Co-Ulmirinan Junior l'rom 3. GEORGE LEWIS SCROCCO George Ilnmlsome . . . the answer to any mziillenis prayer . . . 4-ourteous. Junior Chamber of Cominf-ree 45 Seiein-e l'lub -lg Senior Plny 4, Co- Cliairinun: Football 4: Truck 3, 4: J. V. Football 3: J. V. Basketball 3, 43 llomeroom Sec-rotary and 'Prezlsurer 4: Junior Committees 33 C0-Ulniirxiinn of Senior Play Tim-ket Committee, Boys' Glue Club -l. 38 fl . ,- I .I I il. MAR,Y RQTMQ Rizzo . l -Nfaryny' 'l V , Iinpulsziijo female . . . ,frfrdiisfle 1-on-' trihutor to LIlS0llS.1LQilS . . . gable lfrem-li student. ' , Le Corn-le Fraxiuguis 1, 51: Ilnsketbnli l, 2, Zi, Priptain 2. 3,,Ih1seball 1, 2, . Captain 23 Tennia 23 Intro-AQFRI Sports 1. ZZ. 3, Captain 3: Junior T1 n- mittees 3, Senior Play Committee . MARY ALICE ROYCE HAI!! Square wlnin-e enthusiast . . . good sport . . . jovial . . . blonde. Girls' lllee Club 1, 2, 3. 45 Senior Movie Committee 4. I n I .1914 G -. . - I ' r T.I.L.- H ' QBPUF: XM ......... I 3.9, aq6f0RGER59'II' ' v'3'Rvvnv1 5? Wfd sg Q P, ' :kr t r 'ft ni mn 'I 5 .: ' I .GEORGE SECHLER rrljatn Always has ll smile on his face . loads of fun. Rand 1. 2, 3, 4: Ori-hestra 2: Junior Assembly 3: Junior FUllllllItff'0 3: Stu- dent Count-il Award 2: Senior Ball. MARIAN B. SINON Mickey Likes to dana-e . . . blue eyed miss . . . tall and stately . . . so- viable . . . lively . . . typival Irish lass. International Relations Club 43 Maple Leaf Staff, Typist: .lnnior Prom Coin- inittee 3: Junior Chamber of Com- merce 4: Pavlowa Society 4. RICHARD G. SEITZ ef Dirkn Ilypoeainlrias' . . . I-hangeable . . an engineer from Georgia. Rand 1, 2. 3, 4: Orchestra 3, 4: Boys' Glee Uluh 1: Boys' IIIVY 3, 4, Vlee President 4: Volt-uno SME 3, 4, Busi- ness RIZIIIIUZBI' 4: Baseball 3: Track 11: Varsity H 2: Intra-Mural Sports, Baseball 2: Co-l'hairman of Junior Prom 3: Invitation Connnittee 4. CLEORA SIRIANNI rrKiHyu Beantifnlhnir . . . likeable . . . everybody's friend. International Relations Club 4: Book Club 2: Junior Committee 3: Cap and Gown Committee 4. FRANCIS RODNEY SMITH erRodu Handsome lad . . . loves to argue . . . there's even fun in his eyes. International Relations Club 3, 4, President -1: National Forensic League 4: Si-ienee Club 3: Student Count-il 1: Homeroom President 1: Junior Assem- bly 3: Junior Ring: Committee 3: Cap and Gown Committee 4. PAULINE SMITH Hsmmy' Quiet . . . good worker . . . shy friendly . . . nndeinandinir. Amhepa Uluh 1, 2: Senior Plny 4: Basketball 1, 2: Hoinerooin Sevre- tary 3. 39 FLORENCE SIKSO F10n'm'e Ilurd working.: sevretary . . . I'l'lllIy helper . . . n-oinpanionnble. Three Munnnc-rs Club 4: Senior Day Committee. FRANKLIN SIRIANNI Sn0z Found at Cnrry's . . . plays foot- ball . . . Tolly's heartbeat. Sportsmanship League 4: Football 3, 4: lntra-Mural Sports 2, 3, 4: Horne- rooln Oflim-ers 3, 4: Senior Day Ctllll- mittee. KENNETH SMITH Hoof'y Dog Grrrr-rr . . . one ot' Cnrry's boys . . . Virginia's fella . . . chur- aeter. Invitation Connnittee 4. VIRGINIA SMITH Ginny Ever reliant . . . answer to a teavh- f-r's prayer . . . ns-'er an enemy. Girls' Svienl-e Club 3, 43 Book Ulnh 4: Junior Committee 33 Artisans Club 4: Invitation Connnittee 4. Q WILLARD SMITH William I-Ttllllelllltllbltl . . Mr. IIOj'1illl'r4 pride :incl joy. A 'I'r:11'k 3, 4: Varsity t'll : lntrn-Murail Sports 1, 2, 3g Cup Zlllfl Gown Cfllllllllf- tue 4. ELIZABETH STACHOW BvfIy,' Beautiful lmir . . . fond of sports . . . quiet . . , good secretary . . . swoi-t1111t11re . . . good nuture. Student Counm-ilg Intru-M11ri1l Sports: Honierooin Officer: Junior Ulllllllllfft-'PQ Movie Connnittee 4. MARY STONE Slo11ic,' A111iu1-:lille . . :ilwuys gots her word in . . . srpmro 1111114-i11g's ln-r specialty. Amhepn Uluh I, 2: Senior Movie C0111- mittee. HARRIETT SUTHERBY I-Iarryu Goodst11de11t1 . . . ll2ll'1I workor . . . assertive . . , pleasant persmmlity. Cup und flown Voilliviitfon 4. . ROBERT SNOWDEN ffBUbJ! IVitty . . . always liorsin' around. International Relations Club 4: Sci- enve Iilllll 3, 45 Student Council 4: Book Cluh 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 43 Junior Ring: C0llllllIttt39Q Co-Cl1:1irn1f1n Invitution Conunittee 4. GLEN STEPHENS erGIl,nu . Bnlllmwk . . . night prowler . . . lover of nrt? J. V. Football: Intra-Mural Sports, Senior Day Connnittee 4. BRUCE OLIVER STRICKLAND Cowboy Mud S1-iontist . . . knows his foot- ball? . . . inusiviun . . . shiek. Boys' G11-e Club 1, 2, 4: Internntionnl lie-lations Club 45 Science Club 4: Se- nior Play Committee 4, Football 4: Ju11ior Assenihly VIVIAN L. SWANSON erviun l4'l:1sl1ing smile . , . everybodys friend . . . prefers redheads . . . personality plus. Girls' G14-e Club 1, 2, 3: Girls' Service Club 3, 43 International Relations Cluli 43 Junior Clnumlwr of Uoniinerue Sew- retnry 43 Maple Leaf Stuff 43 Student Couns-il 2, Iloineroom Omver 2, 4: .lunior Asst-inhly 33 Junior Prom Dec-0- rution Connnittee 3, l':1vlow11 Sn- 1-iety 4. ' 4-0 Q gr G ' 5 r1,.fm2j ' , A T25 .4 rj EXT A' IV' 'L 'Is 'A -- S04 QSM!! IT Q-1233: 1, - ELL , 11 , ' 883 ul 4 lv , J'-'is '25 I U l Fm' Home Oy, tina . 4 YZ -lk WENDELL SNYDER Winzlic Square dancer nt Demmon's. Senior Day Connnittee 4. RANDALL A. STEPHENS frRanJyn Full of misc-hief . . . good manager . . . future Frank Buvk . . . duok hunter . . . star on gridiron. Football 3, 43 Basketball Manager 3, 4, Trac-k 3, 4: lntra-Mural Sports 1. 23 Junior Assembly 3, Senior Ball Com- mittee. w . , onawbt sv rhgnifzgl' v A e 1 f' gifrdlk A' WGS? If A I I 'Z Q I Lg 'I ' HORN l ' Nl M ,.....m I ' vw cfm! NW' sl? M YI' :ki Aa V S N K if V. alle ky-K 4 V ' 1 ' ff: 1 'L fa E. JL- V Yi '-52114 I. GLEN SWIFT vrTUg0u Likes Eileen . . . Miss l.enhy's pet . . . lulndsonle. Invitation Committee 4. EVELYN G. THOMPSON rrpfggyu llnmeiualier . . . ulwuys busy. Annbepn Club 1, 2: Science Club 2, 3, 4. President 4: Student Count-il 4: lntra-Mural linsketbnll 1. 2: Captuin Tennis 2: Stngel-raft Club: Senior Dny Coinlnitiee 4. f J FRANK L. TAYLOR X Gunner Aggressive . . . hnppy-go-lucky . . punster . . . talkative. Three Mnnuners Club 4: Senior Plny 3, 4: Junior Assembly 3: Junior Coni- luittee 3. EDWARD S. TOBIN rrEdn- A Deniot-rut . . . xreut at-tor? Three Mununers Club 4: Senior Plny 4: Cheerleader Singer-raft Club 4. JAMES V. TOWLE jimmy 63inel1eS . . . adept driver . . . Miss I.enhy's pessixnist. Band 1, 2. 3. 4: S1-ienn-e Club 2: Three Mulnlners Club 3, 4: Senior Bull Coin- inittee 4. ANITA M. TUCKER rfNi1a11 Blue-eyed blond . . . her heart be- longs to Cm-tus . . . vivneious. Girls' Glee Club 1, 2: Internntionul Relations Club 4: Intra-Mural Sports, Swinuning 3: .lunior Crnuxnittees 3: Prom Connuittee: Senior Dny Com- mittee 4. 411 4: Vice President ff' PKEONSTANCE TEACHMAN N Connie Likes barn dunves . . pretty girl . . . precise . . . pnls uround with Snyder. Ainbepn Club 2: Senior Daly Conuult- tee -1. ARLENE TOTTEN Lz'lu'y Tull . . . quiet . . . u niileuduy. .lunior Ulm inber Conunr-ree: Senior I'lny Usher: Senior Movie Commit- tee -1. ' ANNE TSIBULSKY Annie Liltenble . . . seen on E:1stAvenne. Intra4Murn1 Sports, Soccer 1, 2: Soft- bnll 1, 2: linskethull 1, 2: Senior Movie Connuittee -L CLARE MARIE TYSON Clare llere lies benuty . . . Joe ngrees . . . nlso blessed with bruins. Anibepn Club l, 2: Le Cercle l-'rnnignis 3, 4, Vice President -l: Senior 1'luy 4: Book Club 4: Junior Conunittees: lling Connnittee 3. 4 px Y, NATALIE RUTH UNDERWOOD UNM., .Ioan's IIUIIXJIIIIIFII . . . tl llnw:uly'S fiend . , . pri-tty . . . Purcluois so fur nwaly. Girls' Servire Club 3. 4: lnternntiunaxl HPIIIIIUIIS l'lub 4: 1'nvlowa Soviety 2, 3. Tr:-:isuror 3: Book l'lnb 3: Junior Committees 35 Prom: Senior llnll Conunittnre 4. BETTY JEAN VANGORDER Bvlls Gooslstutleut , . . merry chuckle . . . nl-wspnper lin-ml . . . loves etluvn- tion. Fflirls' Glen- Club l. 2, 3. 43 Internn- tionnl Relations Club 2. 3. 43 VUICZIIID Stuff 3. 4, Assistant Editor 3. 41 Se- nior Play. l'ubli1'ity Fonunittee 4: Junior Connnittees 3. Junior l'ron1 Publim-ity Fonnnittee: Student K'oun4-il Awards 2: Glee Club: Maple Le-nf Awnrtl 4. VVILLIAM A. WALTER x HBiI1lJ I low- thgvinu my tongue up llt'l'RllS0 I love to bear it go. Boys' G14-e Club 1, 2: Movie Approvin- tion Ulub' l, 2. 3. 4: National Forensiv I49iUL'll1' 2. 3. 41 Three Mununers Ulub 2, 3, 4: Senior l'l:ly 4: Tennis 2, 3, 4, Mi-uingerg llook Club 2, Sl, 4. Trl-:lsurvr 3: Ju ior Assembly 3: Student Count-il :KNYIITI , 3, Iltlliilfklllivl' Rpealiilnr. Q ROB 41T,KARnEtbvfxL11iLE xr xx V ' n J . 4 l HKW ILA fffilnebx . ,. .Q found ily South llol' ell. A -x 1 'Q' 4, Nov' Ili-Y 3.-45 Inter tinnnl lieln- tin t'lub 4: lnvitntio l'onunittee 4. xv x. 1 MARY VALENTINE rrMarysx Quiet . . . twinkle in ber eye . . . thorougrlx . . , niotlest . . . likes to road love letters in Chemistry. lnternntionnl llelntions Club 4: Sri- :-nve Club 3. 4: Senior Play 4: Book Club 4: Junior Committees: Flower Conunittec 3. LULU VAN SCOTER L1111f' Witty . . . Swell girl . . . loqun- vions . . . always on the go. Girls' Servive Ulnh 4: Junior Assem- bly Cl: Sm-nior Dny 4. LEAH MARION WATTLES eeLW,v T,eor:l'spnl . . . interested in movies . . . merrylnug:l1. International llelntions Club 4: Movie Approx-intion Ulub 3. -L: S4-ienve l'lub 4: llook l'lnb 4: Unp :unl Gown Coni- llllflvt' 4. CAROLYN WEBB C41rn1yn', I'r4-tty lmir . . . l'llPlllISl'l'Y enthusi- nst. Girls' Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Movie Ap- prm-intion Flub 3. 4. Sevre-tary 4: l':xv- lown Som-ic-ty 3. Sergeant-at-Arins: Girls' Ili-Y l, 2: .lunior I'otnlnittee:-1 33 Senior llnll Conunittee. 42 417 fvag A gh Ygshup, 7, IF fglx ? W Q 5 ll U., ii H95!iE.U 4 Q4 'v IV! y I '00 'RLY 550 ov vv RGE H . 0 Q3 Rn-uri 'ff' 1 Ah!! 4' A-'I ' rl I7 'e N . QQQLQ E k , SL Y. D .5 , . JAMES JOSEPH VANDERHOFF Budl' Court :Intl baseball star . . . Chur- IIJIIEVSIIILClll0lllPIll . . . II2ll'llllRlll'N prize pncknge. Sportsmanship Lvngzue 2, 3. 4: Basket- bnll 2. 3, 4, Cnptnin 3: Baseball l. 2, 3. 4: .l. V. lfootbnll 1: .l. Y. Ihlskvt- ball l: Iii!-fllillflllllll Senior Day l'on1- nlittes- 4. ALICE JEAN WAGNER rfogieo Inslepennlr-nt . . . a 4u1ic-tbonuty . . . 4-you that twinkle. Movie Appr:-m'i:1tion. S4-ribe 4: Senior Day I'lllllllllIl't'l' 4. ,.1' 1',. Jshxtnn 1 1 9 ' It 'S -9 ggi. 'grains ASW? W H9.!i!i..lf,, at Lv' ws 550202 H01 .mv O , 1 - ?Lt:1Qi5 WJ -rl x t Ig , , , El ',' 'i -1 g 76,1 S BETTY LOUISE WHEELER Belly Amit-able . , . likes square dancing . . . her heart is in the army . . . even tempered. International Relations Flub 43 Senior Play Committee 4. ANNE GERALDINE WILBER Ann,' ' An artist is she with rare ability . . . likes chemistry. Girls' Glee Club 1, 21 International llelations Club -1: Movie Appreciation Club 4: Solent-e Club 4: Volcano Staff 4: Girls' Athletie Council 4: Book Club-1: lntra-Mural Sports l, 2, 3, 43 Artisans Club 4, Presidentg Girls' Sci- enee Club 43 Puvlowa Society 4? Invi- tation Committee 4. ROBERT WHITAKER ffBobU Quiet . . . diligent gentleman. Senior Play Vonimittee 4. RICHARD WILCOX Dicks', A sincere likeable fellow . . . shy. J. V. Football: Ilomeroom Secretary- Treasnrer lg Senior Ball Committee 4. MARGARET H. WILLIAMS KiHy Loves niusit-, books . . . excellent student . . . Corning. Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 4, Librarian 4: Junior Ring.: Committee 3: Student Couneil Award 2: Cap and Gown Com- mittee -1. LOUIS WIZEMAN Louie l'hotograpb's his weakness . . . nis player. ten- Senior Day Committee 4. 43 MARY WHITE erMuryxx Ilappy-go-lm-ky . . . silly-gilly . . nit-e to know. International Relations Club 4: Junior Clnuplmr of Cominen-e 4: Movie Ap- preciation Club 3, -Lg Pavlowa Society 4: Senior Day Committee -1. DONALD C. WILDER Hitler Likes the girls . . . plays football . . . travels with American Legion. Sportsmanship League 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4: J. V. Football l: Intravblural Sports 33 lloinerooln Vive President 2. EVELYN MARIE WINTERS NEW!! Alfred games . . . likes fIl0,'91lg fx - way home. . . likes vars l s i ' X mas' on-Q Ona, 1. 2. 3, 4 -remibc ,f ' -4: Girls' Servire Club 31 . rna- Cp, tional Relations Club 4: Volvano -Sli' 7 f K. 4: Intra-Mural Sports 1. 2. 3, -lg Jun .. ff I ior Orchestra lI0IlllllIffPl'I Flieerlealier -lg Student Council Award 2: i r Day Committee 4. -1 Q vw! RUTH IRENE WORMLE Z, R1lfbic ' A 4, lfriendly . . . good-natured . .,.4le: , . bater of American history. ---I -x, Senior Play Committee 4. , ' T, , ' ,r ' Lg? -Il ,?',N h . , Aer ' PN V I L! f. - I f N ,4 , - ' x ' - .d I N-. g,- JEAN WYMAN ffjranil fiom: for football luerons . . . lot of fun . . . Adolf-'H friend und Vlllll' punion. lntvrnutionul Relations Club 4: V014 Cano Staff 3, 45 Girls' Atliletis' Conn- vil 4: Intra-Mural Basketball and llasebull: Book Club 4: Junior Ring: Connnittee 33 Invitation Committee 4. WILLIAM YOUNG eeBillu Trac-k Star . . . likes football . . found in Cnnisteo . . . Garolino Senior Ball Committee 4: Sportsman- bf' l'i l'40 'e? ship Leauqne 2, 3, 43 Football 2, 3, 4 'I'r:u'k 2, 3, 43 J. V. Football 1: J. V. 'N i ' ' ' llusketbnll 2, 3, 4: Intm-Mural Sports ml ee ' 33 Ilomeroom Sevretslry-Treasurer 4. 4 ROBERT D. ZIMMER MAN ffBOb.U ' Bunrlster . . . likes to tend 1-hivknns ' . . . who said that farmers conl1ln't 5 Band 1 2 3 4' Senior Movie Com- Z . w EUGENE HUNT WALTER MONTGOMERY Debate 3: Ili'Y 1. 2. 3: Junior Prom Wulf 4' Coxnniittoi-. VICTORIA MARIE VEDO A singing soul -sunshine - courage - gay - ambitious Truf-k Tr-mn: Invitations Conunittee. ROBERT BARDEEN PATRICIA DAILEY PHILLIP JOHNSON MARY CATHERINE WAGNER 44 ami CJ V 22 A' f W, , q u 1 KW ,V Ms W 8 Hiya f T385 1 is. 'V' 4 K ST' F ' X. UFS L IS ox 'M f Ufcflns BML 'G X + 39:53. 'V Mizz -ru Pau. THEIR HEADS I Q1 DUT NOW Twey Fil-L 1 X I? 1 THEIR n5o0T5- f , A - I THE Ll'TTLE ww X 1, 1 vvnol-5 ALWAYS as Lv, Tv-cena. , W I lA 5 XX ff' r'? ' X PWGN ,. ff' 0 0 Y ' ' 'J' was Em W W p I Iii Q S ' ' FWS' QAM .IU IUH CL OFFICERS l'1'i'xifli'r1l - - - Tom NAR v I-'irxl Vim' l'rv.iiJi'r1l - - AIAMI s LDPAN Siwrllif Vin' l'r'exi1l'e1lf lJONAl ll Bush i n S1'1'l'l'f1ll'j' - N1A'lHlXX' Drum-'i'ANo Treu.v1m'r - - NX'l1.1,iA'vi I,oNc5 Ailrixer --------- Mus. BILL, Starting the year with a bang the junior Class sponsored the play, When Summer Comes, which proved to be .1 very successful enterprise. This is the First junior Class to sponsor ii class play. The play was followed by the gay and colorful junior Prom Witli Gene Leonard :md his band providing the music. Rounding out a very successful year, the junior Day committee headed up the entertainment for the entire student body at the .xnnunl junior Day Assembly, which was received very entliusiustienlly. We the Class of '41, wish the Class of '42 a very happy and successful Senior year. May it prove to be as much fun for you as our year has been for us. 46 I, , x.. 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K r - TV . r 1 is HL n l A ax lx A ms, arvey A ms, Helen Ahearn, Bette Alexin, Mary Alger, Geraldine Andrews, Robert Arvidson, Ann Atherton, Leon Bardeen, Charles Barnes, Marjorie Bame Mar a-rney, Wil a ea Beckei Emma Belts, Pearl Bennett, Mary Joanna Binney, Mary Bishop, Mary Anna Bob, Josephine Borden, Deyo Bowles, Robert Boyle, Virginia Boyle, William Brunskill, Catherine Burch, Doris Margery Burdick, Frances Burlingame, Jack Burris, William Busteed, Donald Callaghan, Bonnie Canty, John Carney, Jane Carrig, Francis Cazzone, Mary Cheresnowsky, Mildred Cilono, Frederick Cilono, Marion ' Clark, Gordon Clark, Lewis Clark, Roland Clemens, Alyce Marie Cleveland, Wyona Cline, Lois Combs, Betty Congelli, Edward Conz, Beatrice Cooper, Betty Costantino, Ralph Crandall, Richard Crittenden, Donald Crook, Francis Curran, Charles Damrath, Jack Dauer, Donald Davis, Herman Dabranski, Helen Dean, James Degaetano, Mathew DeLaney, John Dewey, Mary Elizabeth Didas,'Mary Agnes ,dz lj DiVincenzo, Dolores Doherty, Helen Donavon, Betty Downey, Elizabeth Drepensted, Walter Dressler, Patricia Dressler, Patrick Dunn, Helen Dunning, Richard Dwight, Norman Elder, Jean Ellis, Barbara Ellis, Gertrude Ferguson, Vivian Fitzpatrick, Marjorie Flaitz, Lawrence Foltz, John France, Helen Freeland, Earl Frisbie, Elaine Fritz, Betty Jean Gale, Marion Gallicchio, Josephine Gallagher, Jack Gates, Harold Graham, Vesta Gravele, Mildred Greene, Marilyn Grifhn, Bernice Griffin, Jeanne Hagadorn, Ray Hahn, Virginia Halloran, James Harrington, Elaine Havens, Ruth Hendee, Jean Henry, Paul Hogan, Mary Kay Holbrook, Jean Hollands, Esther Hollister, Howard Hollister, Thelma Hooker, Anne Houghtaling, Gertrude Hubert, Harriett Jane Hunt, Lois Hunt, Lorraine Ruth Hunt, Walter Hurlburt, Robert Jankowski, Margaret Johnson, John Johnson, Viola Jordon, James Joseph, Jean Judd, Richard June, Donald Kame, Ruth Kellogg, Lawrence Ketchum, Willard JU IDB CLASS BULL Knight, Lois Knight, Louise Koskie, Jack Krakat, Katherine Kreason, Carolyn Krider, Patricia Kring, Raymond Lamb, Donald Lander, Anna Langley, Beatrice Jean Larkin, Sara Kathryn Lawrow, Sophie Leahy, James Leyman, Oleta Linerode,' Fred Lester, Adeline Lettas, Andrew Litchard, Helen Livermore, Marion Livingston, Rachel Lockwood, Roland Long, William Lyons, Mary Jane Mahany, Betty Mango, Anna Manry, Ronald Mardo, Joe Matacale, Ralph Mazzella, Albert McCabe, Robert McCaffery, Roderick McCormick, Raymond McDaniels, Robert McKay, Helen Mead, Carl Messina, Mary Mattie, Ignatius Miller, Edward Muir, Joe Murdock, Marjorie Nary, Tom Nazar, John New, Robert Nolan, John O'Connor, Francis Onorato, Henry Onorato, Rose Overton, Elaine Owen, Dawne Palmer, Merlin Panter, James Peck, June Petrelli, Gladys Pettibone, Mary Pettys, David Pike, Glenora Ploss, Venecia Pollizi, Frank Prattico, Anthony Quartz, Gerald Quick, Eldon Rahmlow, Marilyn Recktenwald, Joseph Rice, Carl Rice, Stanley Rice, Truman Robinson, Hugh Rohan, Arline Rauber, Donald Roski, Rosemario Ross, George Ross, John Rowe, Robert Rouscher, John Ruch, Norma Scotti, Robley Sexton, Tarrell Shibley, Arlene Shinebarger, Louise Shinebarger, Robert Sibley, Elizabeth Skillman, Leah Smith, George Smith, Janet Smith, Norman Smith, Raymond Solo, Elaine Spitulnik, Myer Stephens, Lottie Lou Steward, Betty Stone, William Strobel, Doris Stryker, Roger Sullivan, Clara Mae Sweeney, Jean Taft, Eleanor Thayer, Margaret Thomas, Theodore Treahy, John Tuttle, Doris Tyler, Louise VanKeuren, Robert Vosburg, Raymond Waldren, Gladys Wales, Beverley Ward, Robert Ward, Thomas Waters, Jean Wattles, Anita Weber, Florence Wheeler, Howard Whitman, Dorothy Wertz, Guy Williams, Joann Walker, Kathleen Watt, Mary Lois Weaver, Earl Woodard, Claude Woolever, Beverly I,-af'x y o H-'ju' fe ,- x g HJ Aa I E J -L!f?IxliF -'WH - XTX I f f!-- A-: 1 mil. Xi Xx GW SIWHUMIIHE CLASS ix-rx AP 5 I Success tu the Class M1943 48 ' f-XFN X ' in H -, 'wx .xi i I A Q . f l EL L .nvzn ql I ' - .-. - FIHESHMAN CLASS ,j u x . X I ju! U' X., is , . . 1 fi' buml Luck to the Hass nl ISI44 W A vw? 49 - f-' - ' f- fxfx ' X' 'L l ,,,, 4 .gf - X , , f'i' 'f ' H LEIrff 'l F -H H5575 . Tl--V E -fr 'g Elid7hii - -tml! I W I 1 , i rl ' :J . 213:52 a 'Lf , Q .. '- J ,1cf1Q':1 .uf ' - .1 ,1iea,1Y.H'm.4.mnilull4u9Rf'e::,5!.a, J :-win vA2n,a,ffL.mn.faxrL ' x'.A .ii E52 i, .2 'g, ,,v E:.,!,,, :-. E 3 w f,,. 1 xg' -. ' ' , J gy-' f 'L T1 ' eliaffr-Q' 1 , ,-5.4 raft' . N 5 ff? iff? i .ff-, ff..:+. ,' . A -- La:,i1' .A L S , ., ' vh , : ,K 4 5 11 8 ' r f 'R+ , J L 1 V9 . , f ,, 355' Ig bk 5 ' 14 lv X ,C 4 Q: ., K.. ?,f 4 r f L 5. Q X K xi' n ' ' ,ak .4 Q L kv ' 1 11 '- -1+U1'.', r . 2 ' . , '25, J + 'P'A' x , .A . V .ll - i -, ,I ' ' , 1 -'. uf V ' ' L f- Y fx - A A + 1 2 , , -.11 4' If -n 'r ' ' x 4 . . ' 4 1 . V 1 ,1:- ' F A - ., X' ,uk 5 E 'Ei ' :, 2' -'Tx - K 11' 4 -yz 1 221' ACTIVITIES .te 5 1 J I Q 'xi B + U P I ,iff S .' I f J T E 1941 MAPLE LE F T FF Ediiors Audrey Flaxington Mary Burke Assisfant Edifors Harriet Carter Robert La Barron Paul Lodato Leonard McRae William Rogers Business Managers Jessie Buchanan Mark O'Neil l Assisfanf Business Managers Ruth Nemo William Kelly Joseph Daniels Richard Pettibone Typisfs Doris Bardeen, Chairman Elizabeth Dows Vivian Swanson Christine Garippa Marian Sinon Snap Shots Joseph Lynch Lawrence Long Photography Ezliior Left to nigh:-A. Flnxingfnn, M. Burke, si. 0'N9il, J. Bm-iiamln Edna Bash Sport Editor Donald McKee Art Editor Philip Johnson 54 M fxfs' M Q 1 'Nea 2,1-e.l t .- 1: 1.. .... Y- H , 'L - -, 'i as .IhaLi'-'-ifRiif':ii, - -4 --!T ,L -,717 Fl H! lfiliwiil a. CITY EDITIU Third Row, Left tu Iligllf--M. Burke-1, II. C'urtc'r. M. Simon. .T. I,yn4'h, R. Ill-'ffllbflllfh L. M1-Rue, l'. Lmlalto, XV. Kelly Sawmill llowfli. Ni-uno, It. LIIHIIFFOII. V. Swanson, D. Melia-. M. 0'Ne-il. .I. Danni:-ls First Huw-A. Flaxiugtun, H. llash, C. tinrippzl, E, Imws, W. Ihugi-rs, L. Lung A Bigger and Better year book was the theme song of the Maple Leaf Staff this year and because of their cooperation and industrious work, this theme song has now become a reality. This year's book has taken greater strides toward individuality with its new divider pages, color schemes, and changes in panel arrangements which were all added for your enjoyment. The staff has completed what they hope you will consider the finest book ever to come from Hornell High School. 55 ,-sf'x F rf c ' '- Zi Wmxxx ' -- n-.IU In n ' 1 e it ' l . . r K .. , ' , . 'MJ if I '-'Ev fi 7- V -- . f .. xii- -Hffli. . 1 lrout Row, L4-ft to Iliglli-C. Maxon, M. liinney. J. Xvynmn. E. Thompson. C, Gnrripzl. G. ITooki'r. J. 'l'r:n'X. Il. Xouno, NV. Ileektvllwzlld, Il, Sllinelnlrgor, l'. Lmlnto Sl'1'0IHl llowfli. Glynn. D. Foruell. D. Tuttle, A. Clemens. V, Enstmnli, IC, Dun:-ml, C. Pryor, H. Liti-lulrd lhiral Row-ll. Gates, J. Rel-ktenwalrl, l'. Henry. A. Rohan, M. Hogan, J. Joseph, J, Dr-nn. L. Mvilne, T. Nnry, I . Olpllllllflf, M. De,f:nvt:lno A tlllffll Row--J. Dvvinuoy, J. lligrgio, E. Rr:1uning. A. M4-Ullesney, E. Burke. A. Flflxingtou. ll. Smith, ll. Bliss, 1'. Dressler, W. Kelly, S. Huhhnrrl, J. Curran, G. Xverfz t UUE I. CUU CIL OFFICERS Prvsiflcut - WII.IAM RECKTENWALD Vice Prrsidwzt - LAWRENCE DURKEIZ Srvrrfary - PAUL LoDATo Trf'u.vz11'c'r - - - RUTH NENNQ Sr'rgf'm1f-uf-Arnzx ROBERT SHINEBARGER Through the activities of the Student Council, good will between stu- dents and faculty has been promoted. This year, the Council was reorganized to represent more thoroughly the student body. Under the direction of Mr. Cooke and Miss Harrower, this year's council has completed several worthy projects. The weekly social evenings were carried on as in past years with the profits of some donated to clubs of thc school. The Council aided the Exchange Club in staging a Hallowelcn 56 -4'r' l ?.,...U -'-: F F--- 'W X' fs . .. N II ll. .. so init i.. 'ffi li . - - a' MINT?-T Left in Right-AP. Ludntu, Sen-retnry: XV. Ili-1-l:torm'nlnl. I'rn-sinh-nt: Il. Ne-llllwv. '1're:1sur1'I'3 L. Durlci-o, Vic-is Presillentg Il, SlllllUll2lI'Q.l'l'I', Sergemlt-:nt-Arlns Parade and at Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets of food were distributed to the less fortunate. The Readers' Digest was sent to South America to aid in promoting good-feeling. Two twenty-five dollar scholarships were awarded, one to a Senior boy and one to a Senior girl as Hnancial aid in a college career. The park project, started by last year's Council, was continued to make our city more beautiful. 57 If-V---x1 -.2 ' - Y ,f Y ' X Q g mx 5f' X - X ' A .. .F ,L :: -, T fi f ' 1 l, I :- if ff 7- -. 1 Za-'-tunnis n. 1-L! mn a ' Q. city l M- Prc'x1rfl'nf - Vive 1'r1'xiJw'1f - Svvrefury - - OFFICERS - - Auuiuav Fi.Ax1No'1'oN - ROBIQRTA Buss EsT1112R HOLLANDS Trvaszzrer' - - CAROLYN KRFASON Sergeafzf-at-Arn1.w lN'lARION LIVFRMORI-Q Hixloriau - - PATRICIA DIiESSl.IiR Ailz'i.u'r - Miss SQHURR Ssh! NVe are going to let you in on ci meeting of the Girls' Hi-Y! 1 Wasn'1' it fun getting those Thanksgiving baskets ready?' Who is working on the Christmas project?,' Oh, Miss Schurr! Miss Schurr! When can we start the plans for the Mother's Day ten-and what about the annual picnic? Can you show me how to pick up this l ...--4 S stitch? After all, this sweater for the Red Cross has to be right! From all this confusion of questions, fun, and laughter comes the helpful work our club does and the good times it succeeds in having. Formed in ,37 with ten charter members, now with a membership of twenty-six girls, it is continuing to Carry out the high standards of Christian character upon which it was founded and is looking forward to a long maintenance of the standards. GIRL. HI-Y lfrmit How, L4-ft In High! Miss Si-Inirr, 1'. llri-ssh-r, U. Km-zismi, A. Ifliixiiigtnili, IC. Ilollnlisls. M, Live-riiinre. ll. Bliss, V. Ilailiii Sei-mill lion' lf. Wi-In-r. M. liishop. .l. Sw:-in-y. ll. 1':ilIalgli:ln. .I. Ilnllurmik. M. IN-wi-y. I-Z, Gnriliwr. M. I.. llc-dates 'l'Iiir1l Hou' Al, A. l'i-tlilmiu-, l'. Iiriiler, H. liriisteil. II. Viirler, M. Burke, Ii. liurkv, A. Arvirlsmi, 1'. Hilrtz, .I. Smlfli 58 f'Xf ' IXLK hx F ,F .-N15 - 7- Hs- F- . so .y, :2. ' ,JVC - :-, 'l' ' fi .ll 'ef ' 1' X C ISLE Alva' I I-E 1 ' - n ul--:Ii -I i on ll, Sn-ill. ll. 1'rzlunI:lll. 'l'. Moore, 'l'. Nury. XY, Ih-was-ixwulil. ll. Ni-shit. In-hum. Il. llonsi-. Mr. Knight l1l1 lux I Ihlluux XX lull! XX lou l Dim N Xl XX XXlIli:1nix..I. linsltiv. lt. Hurd, .I. lfoltz. ll, liowlvs. l', llvnrp. Il. .Xlulrm-ws, I lu In-x LI'H UH. PTEIR A J NJ PLN-f : 3 i fav xr. d N ' . I I ., . W . . 51 -V . .,' mx. 1.1-ft to lliulit Dr, M1-l':lIl. ll. lla-rnlvn. l'. llri-ssler. ll. Vrumlzlll, lb llisla-ml, J, Lusk. Hr, llolwrls, lx, Hallln- ,I -1 'A -A -'. ', lg-N, ., -: 4 U, . my. l-', U'1'ol1uvI', BUY. HI-Y OFFICERS I'rexiflenf - - - - ll.'xuo1.lm CTRANIIAI I Vim' 1'i'esiilw1f - Rui IARD S1 l'l 1 Srrrvhzry Ti iomms Nam' TI't'Ll.5llP'K'!' - - - lJoNixi,n Alum Sergwzul-uf-Armx - FRANK O'CloNNou The Hi-Y Club, under the capable leadership of Mr. Roberts, has done much to promote the interests of the school. Organized under the purpose to create, maintain and extend throughout the community high standards of Christian character, the club has more than fulfilled this purpose. Many projects have been carried out throughout the school year of which the distribution of Thanksgiving baskets was one of the worth while ones. The club, Linder the combined sponsorship of the school and Y has for its mem- bers a group of fellows selected from the entire school body. They are chosen for their personal character, and all-around friendship. The bi-weekly meetings are held at the Y, where a good time is had by everyone. WT can justly say that the Hi-Y is one of the outstanding clubs of the school and we hope to continue this record in future years. 59 w..x'.: 'jfsi T LI ,, - 1 - .. - ' t l l t Iam. 4.. .V 5, 5-Q yn n 3-1. i I , .r n U l I I -M --- QE' L 75 ,,', : PTF: 3 l l gill: 'fs .ELI Q24-f,-ef f 414' 4 1f4f'f'f I f 1 ' +,r-L ., -.4 , J fx 3 J .' I My stu , . . U .' if ' ,- . . I , GIRLQ' SEP. CICE CLUB X i rst llmv. L4-ft tn lliglit' U. Ilvlllilliltuii. H. Sayles, ll. Nenno, P, Fuller. Mrs. llaxlln-tt. li, Moran, Y, lilnstiiinn, N. Ilmlvrwoml, B. Franz. .l. Uanrney, IS. 1-'ritz 4-mul lluu' ld. Winters, M. Jann-s, V. llallm, L. YIlllS4'Hf0l'. Y. Swanson, IG. Ms-:ul J. Suv:-lin-y. M. lfiizlizltrivli, M. Arge-utie-ri 'l'liii'nl llmv -J. Munn-, ll. Bliss, l'. liresxsler, M, Ellis, A. FlklXillLL'f0ll l+'n1ii'tli limi' M. llurlu-, ll, l':urt4-r, l'. Krinler, .l, Williams, E. Lit:-lmrnl OFFICERS I'n'.viu'r'nf - KATHRYN MORAN Vive Prrxiflwzf - VELMA EASTMAN Sz'rrz'lary - - RUTH NENN0 Trvaszzwr - - CHARLOTTE FULLER Aflrixm' MRS. CHARI HALLET1' Under the guidance of Mrs. Hallett, The Girls' Service Club has continued to turn its efforts in the behalf of others. As usual, Christmas and Thanksgiving baskets were donated to needy families of our school. The only social function of the year was the spring dance, the proceeds of which were used to benefit others. The girls combined their efforts to knit an afghan for the Bundles for Britain movement. so . ffxfxx 'L T? 'N CW ..-ix ,ff'X nllluq. Izzy I Fi I lllll i- I:-...I gil' I L--nu .- ' ll Y' - Q 1 .A L .f , ,.. T ll 5 ly ., X iliif- -6' fi ffl. - 'ffl '-T' P' 5113 AMBEPA CLUB The Ambepa Club was originated in 1936 by a group of girls who wished to improve their everyday etiquette and learn ways by which they might always be tastefully groomed. The club was a success and through the years, under the advice of Miss Hart, has grown in its means of helping as well as in size. This club is mainly for Freshmen and Sophomores, with a two-year program. Outside of club hours, Hallowe'en parties, skating parties, and private dances are enjoyed by club members. During this year some of the most interesting programs have been: selecting appropriate color schemes, table manners and boy friend problems. OFFICERS Prvxirlmf - DORIS TUTTLH Vin' Prvsiflvnf - - BETTY CoMBs Srwrvfury - DELORES KELLOGG Trmxzzm' - - LORETTA ARMSTRONG Ariz-ixrr - Miss HART Third How. Left to Right- D. I-'n-l'ri4-r, E. Gallwlm-r. T., M1-Daulis-ls, H. lliIX'l'IlS. M. 'l'lmlupson, H. Imvltwooil S4-4'uml llowfYMiss Ihirf, I. 1'oiper, J. Ilalrfvr, B. l'lu'r0sknowsky. ll. Ni-shit. 15. Ih-nm-tt, Il. Tllillv. I.. .Xl'1ns11'nnly:, 0, 144-111-cliei, U. Meald, D. Snyclvr First How WE. Myers, P. Gilui, A. Yiln-ent, T. Sweeney, D. Iluoker. D. K4-llogg. ll. Combs, li. Hills, Il. M1-Kilnhs-11, L. Erskin, Il. Siksu 61 .JAR X - - :ar-tb ff' f f 'NA,-5 ' - 1 Q Z Quivey' S' n ' F? '-I v--1 5 ,i ' -' V' s I ' f if -, t Sl. 5 Li-.145 1 i -' -ni ...', f F-1'f.'f--?- il: 5i1Eg!E'Tl'EQ-iii wifTf'.'f:Hlf1l'-l if President Vice President Secretary Treasurer - Ad 1JiSCl' Throughout the year the Girls' Science Club has devoted itself in scientific facts and practical use of these facts. Visits have been made to places of scientific interest about the electric plant. Last fall the club took a nature hike in which collected and prints were made of these at a later date. l TEBUY' STAN HUBBARD KENNETH HODGE - RICHARD Juno WILLIARD KETCHUM CHARLES M. EDDY to furthering interest the vicinity such as leaves and seeds were Social events including several parties rounded out the list of activities. 0 0 0 Neophyte, you have displayed that you possess the courage and wisdom to become a member of the Great Order of the Lamp. Another candidate for admittance into the Senior Science Club has undergone the mystic initiation and has obtained the privilege of furthering his knowledge in the realm of science. Each week the Senior Science Club convenes in the science rooms to learn about some interesting subject. Lectures, demonstrations, projects, and movies are a feature of the club's meetings. Occasionally a trip is taken to a nearby point of interest and each year a long trip is taken to some far-away point having a special scientific attraction. Perhaps the most ambitious project which the club undertook this year was the Science Fair held in the gym, April 28-29. Cooperating with the American Institute of Science and Engineering Clubs, of which it is a member, and various surrounding schools, the club sponsored a successful fair, well received by all, taking another stride in its goal to stimulate an interest in science among its members and to promote this interest throughout the school. 62 , .W -...- LA-. C 's e6 'u.r,i.-.-. ,., QNWPW' Ill' ui J X I-N X I s.s.. j , -A f A .. I 1 'E' EN ' f -f -f ' 1 I ,W I . 4 - ' ' '-. :aria i'IT'55 - -- , l ' ' I I ,HH u an 1 ... I ' H nm W -..- GIRL, QCIE UE CLUISI' Pl'l'Sil1I'lIf EVIZLYN TIIQMIISQN Vin' Prvxiflwzl - - MII,lJR1ilJ ELLIS Sr'rI'rffaI'y-TI'z'ax11rm' - EIIQANOR JOHNSON Alll'iXt'l'S - MISS DICKINSON, MISS SQIIUIIII G3 SI-4'uII1l llmx IC. HI-:III, Y. K1-Ily, I. SI-vmxnl How ll. Iluusn-. ll. .IIIIIIL I. l I'oIII lluw. In-ft tu HiI.:IIl Y. Smith M. lillia, IG. 'l'ImIIIIIsuII, li. .IIIIIIINIIII ll. 'l'lllIj'Q'I' XVIIHII-s, l'. Sllllivsln. L. Full, S l.:IrkiII Thirnl llnw Rliws Svlnlrr. IC. llillon M. lilon-r, .L Willvllr. J. .loss-plI A. I-'laIxiIIg:lmI. M. IhIrIII-3' 11:11-k llnw, III-ff hu lliglli W. KI-lly tl. Svrm-vu, ll. S!rivklIIII1l, W Kam-IIIIIII. lb. IN-tips. ll. l.Ill:iIl'I'1llI J. l'llIll!'l'. ll. SIImI'1lIfII l,uIIg'. J. L1-Illly. .l. JIIIIIINIIII. Il lm:-ll. ll. We-rlx. A. l'IIIIIn-I-Im First llow ll. Svuti. .L I,yIIu'lI. Mr limldy, S. Ilulxlnnrml, II. Iiuxsh-ml ff- SWS I I -' 'wp A - Wx Q f xm 'ugh Q5 -5.0 f-911 Q ig ' : .. .If 5 ll I ,, ,I S ,I G , --' A E 3 i n - '. Eiz,i:' 5' ' 0 ,5'l vi' I L - ZEFH 'AI First Row, Left to I!i1:lxtfA. Iii-wis. V. Swanson, L. M4-11:10. Miss Moslwr Ss-voml Huw- fM. 1JiN:lrcln, M. -lilllli1!XY4lil. V. Mawlbuiiivls. S, IV.Xg'ustii1u, J. llaluir-ls. U. thlrippzx. IJ. Ilzxmiltun Tliiril lluw --Il. Uwe-ll, ll. llim-0. M. White, A. xY2lyL'lll'I'. ll. IH-ltilmlu-. lb, linell. M. Simon, I.. YllIlSl'lDl0I', A, 0'Dn-ll THE Ill. ICH CHAMBER UE COMMERCE OFFICERS Pl'l'Xil1l'lIf - - L11oNA1w MCRMZ Vive Pl't'Sjl!t'llf V IJONALIJ CliI'1 l'1iNIJ1iN Sz'z'rr'hzry - X7IV1AN SWANSON 'I'rr'ax11rw' - AN NA1S1iLL1i Llawls AJz'ixr'r - Miss MOSHLR The Junior Chamber of Commerce of Hornell High School was organized to acquaint the commercial students of Hornell High School with a better understanding of the business conditions prevailing today. The club, under the advisorship of Miss Carolyn Mosher, meets once every two weeks, one meeting for the discussion of business problems and the other meeting of the month for social activity. This year the club has planned to have many prominent speakers and to take many field trips to prominent organizations in Hornell. The club hopes to give business men an understanding of the type of commercial students that Hornell High School graduates in the business world. 64 , ffxfmr H C1 - 41- E f x,. -in, 4 fm ......... ,....,, M, 1 , g t T- , g . .,. L I ef' 1-. ., X 'px' A ,- ,W D - f-':.f 'ff . i' 'vi' fz M D X ' 9 . I ' . ' 5, M I , 'gi .-:. . .. ' I I ' I 1 - ' ,u ...Q 'ir:73 l ' l i -T Y. THE AVI TIU CLUB First Row, Left in Iiiglit--Mr. Lzlvnmivr. J, Nnznr. J. Ili-m'litv11w:ll1l. NV. Burris J. Slllilllii, U, XVoml1'm'li Si-i-mul lion' f II. Iluff, 41. Hs-In-, W. Lamont. ll. Solo. W, Shim-r 'l'l1ir1l Hou' J. liurkhalrt, I-I. NVo:uvn-r, 1'. li2lI'llll'Il. li, Quivla, Il. Morz. W. Blalitn-1-sim Ji Ilivim-y, II. Win-ati-I1 OFFICERS 1'1'vsidi'r1l - WILLIAM BURRls Vin' Pwxiflrzzf - CARROLL CARMAN Sl'l'l'f'flIl'Yj'-Tl'l'dNIll'l'l' EARL XVRAVIQR Adviser - MR. LAVONILR Furnishing a fundamental ground course in Aviation for aspirant youths who intend to pursue a career in this field, as well as supplying interesting and educational diversion in the hobby of model building, the Aviation Club finds itself ever growing in popularity with students of all ages. The frequent contests sponsored by the club are another feature of interest to all of the members. At these, the models are flown and those staying up the greatest number of minutes are declared the winners. The members also attend out-of-town meets at which several participants from the club have won high honors. This year the highlight of the year was the club's cooperation with the Senior Science Club in promoting the Science Fair. U5 ,r- H or i t f fa fw . , n . -i Qrril ,wa . s i T ni lil l ' ' ' 'IE .ni ' If 5-gina Tfsi Lui! .yi ' ' I The purpose of the International Relations Club, as set forth in its new constitution, shall be to promote an interest in and better understanding of current, national and international problems through the medium of discussions, debates, forums and speakers. This year, because of the interest and enthusiasm of many students who desired admittance into the club, the membership roll was extended. Our programs have been carefully plannedg we have had fine counsel from the members of the Social Studies Department who have acted as our advisersg and the members of the club have given their Whole-hearted cooperation that we might progress in thought and understanding. We believe that as a result of the united efforts on the part of all those concerned with the activities of the club, we have advanced in many ways toward the goal put before us in the purpose of the club. 'f OFFICERS President - - - RoDNhY SMITH Vive Presizlefzt - LEONARD MCRAIZ Secretary - - GnNEvIi3vL SAYLES Treaxzzm' ---- MARY HOGAN AlIl'iSl'F.Y-MISS CULL, MRS. BILL AND MR. IN- GRAM l. TEHI ATIUNA . IIELATIUL CLUB First liow, 1.1-ft lo Right M. Valle-inline. IH. Wlu-ell-r. M livin-nlirt. I., Waitih-s, E. Johnson. J. XVXIIHIII. ll. Ni-uno, tl. Sayles. ll. Smith. M. llogzln, I., Moline, ll llalll S4-eorul llow-AY. lloylo. V. Sirizmui. D. NIl'Illl'I'll1'X. M. NVhii1-, A, XVzu.:iivr, J. Melina-, V. Swanson, M. Sinon, D. Ixorh. NN. lim-vlxtolmzilwl. M. hog:-i's, l. loawom-li. ll. Smmlln-il, Il. M:-1':1lmo. F. Smith Tliirql lion-ilk, Ilonovuu, lb, Mm'4'h-nuin. M. Kelleher. M. lic-woy. M. llurkn-. .l, Moore, II, forte-r, li, Bliss, ll. l'1-ttihom-, IC. Winters. S. llltgrostiiio. J. May. 14. Yzimiormlu-r. Mr. IIIQITEIIII l.Mlvlsn-rl, A. Wilbur, ll, Lungls-y, .l. Caldwell, J. Lynvli, S. lluhhurcl, NV. Kelly, 1'. Lorluto, lb. l.:1F:1ro, 1'. Im-ssh-r, li, xvilllllltf - l -x -2:6 -R f-Nw '-,-4-.N -I' WI' .nvzluh f 77 1 It lllll 'L A l5..2. .51 1 ...nu 1 'M H .i 'iF'L' 1 l I QI . . :Q N I ii--5 'lv 1. I A, . x . . . A ' U .- I X V ' . ' u , .I , 1 A A l'i 'l 1 Tug- X H I A, Y, I I I I , .I Y .- THE PURE 'Ill CLUB Thirzl Ilow. Luft In Iliglit-HF. Cilaiio. J. Quan-konlmsli, H. M1-f':lho, A, Fun-niaiii, I . 0'l'mnmr. M. l':iinpDu'Il, Il. Sn-ntl. 'l'. Ss-xhm. Miss Dllllllillll f Si-1-mul limi' G. l'vtr4-lli. Ii. Melxu-rllu-y. A. l'ln-nivns. Il. Iiorve. BI. K. Ilugzlli. .L .lusi-ph. RI, llugaui. l', Kriiln-r. Il. l'i-1-lt, M. I,ii'i-rmori-. ID. liivim-1-rim First limi' l'. lm-ssl:-r. 1'. Ilrn-ssli-r. ll. lillNfl'1'll, W. Walter. II. Win-1-li-r. II. Smith. S, Illllvlmril, ID. Ihlrsli-ein The National Forensic League is a National High School Honor Society, which was organ- ized to give recognition to high standards of interscholastic public speaking and debate. Hornell High School was granted a charter in 1926. This has been an unusually active year for the Hornell Chapter of the N. F. L. The mem- bership has been increased by sixteen new mem- bers and Degrees of Honor, Excellence and Distinction have been awarded during the past year. A large number of debates have been held with other high schools throughout the state. Among the schools with whom the individual debates and tournaments have been held are North Fairport, Canisteo, Jamestown, Fredonia, Elmira, Syracuse and Vocational and Central Schools at Rome, Freeport, Poughkeepsie, Jeffersonville, Clovers- ville, Malrere and Arcade. Sixteen students participated in the western sectional of the N. F. L. Thirteen contestants took part in the New York State tournaments at Hurturck College at Oneonta, New York. Five of these members, Williani Wzllters, Doris Bardeen, Patrick Dressler, Rodney Smith, and Donald Busteen won the privilege of participating in the National Contest held in Lexington, Kentucky, April 28 to May 2. Here they won honors in competing with contestants from the 48 states. The Forensic Club as a whole has been very active and cooperative l10t only in Forensic activities but in the raising of funds to finance tournament expense. 67 fx!-X, ---L an f nfyfx M- I Q f X :v ' si '-- E ' uni! mn H 'Eg 11-Q V1 .. .-- I ., N ietf , 'ff 'i 7- 2 e- ..z-H--ninl. A i MOVIE iPl'HEClATlU CLUB Top How, Left fo Right I.. Hunt. M. Ifitzpzitrir-lc. J, NViley, Il. 1'I-ttilumi-, J. I.ym-h, NV. XVzl1tvr. U. Smith. M, llislmp Bliwhllv Huw IC. Dows, L, Fall. I.. XV:lHl4-S, M, l'n-ttillrme. I', Krillq-r, M. XVliih'. A, Arviilsun. J. Monro, II. Imlu-rty liottmu IiowffA. J. NY:lg'm-r. ll, Nivliols, M, lliiim-y. K, lixullalgln-I', Miss UI-liml, 141, Mm-Ilitosli, .I, Mr-Hue. Y. Hoyle OFFICERS Pl'!'XitfC'lIf - Vive Prr'.vizfz'11f Sr'C1'1'fai'y Treuszrrrr - - Svrgc'a11l-af-Amis - Aclvisw' - - PAUL Lo1JA'I'o PHYLLIS RANG1ili CAROLYN WEBB VIRGINIA BOYLB ELIZABETH Dows MISS Ocuou The purpose of the Movie Appreciation Club is to promote and maintain better movie standards for the students of Hornell High School. This year under the supervision of its Adviser, Miss Ochod, the club has experi- mented with working with a smaller group and taking in members in the fall and again in the spring semesters. Only Juniors and Seniors are eligible to become members. Interesting and worthwhile programs have been held on the important movies of the year. All phases of moving pictures are discussed, costumes, technicolor, and teehnicalities of photography and acting. Miss Josie Willis gave a very interesting review of the Land of Libertyf' one of the most discussed movies of the year. 08 r K-,Xkf-5 ,N -.N azzzrf 45:1 --N fgvx -- ' tn-ggi gag- il ':' N ',-all' 'f X. Ig, U 'N If 'V :Im --f-I.. l1mi.aI1iItwu'a.4 ...ilu - in . atlml1wLL- . T E ISUUIQ CLUB 11:11-li limi. LI-fl in lliglii V, I'e:l1'm'lt. ll. Dl'lZllll'j', .l. lilflvr. ll. Flzlrke. M. Huh, A. lu-mllvlt, .l. llauinn. ll. Ile Sw-mul limi' I.. Wuitlvs. M. Yaileniim-. ll. Uwf-11. 111. Solo. ll, Ile-Ville:-limi, l'. 4ir:leI', S. lI5lI'lil'Il, Ib. Nu-hols. Y. Nllliill. M, F. llamillnm, G. Vu-Ir:-Ili. Bl. Dennis, A. lim-us, J. XX yinnn ll. lluell. l', Slnilli Prr'xi4f4'11i Vim' Pl'4'Sil,t'I1IL Sl'l'l'l'1'cIl'VY '1'm1.v Il FUI' - Srrifn' A rf I 'ixwr First limi' D, IH-ttys, Y, Kelly. 41, I.:nI-':1ru. Il. Simwsln-I1. Miss Ilaulluek, IC. Dillon. ruse, .l. l':Ints-r, .l. Titus, F. 'l'ysun, A. xvillilll' OFFICERS - - ROBERT SNOWDLN GEORGE LAFARO ETHEL DILLON - VIRGINIA KELLY HOWARD DUFLL Miss HADLOCK The enduring purpose of the Hornell High School Book Club has been to piomott interest in and enjoyment of good literature. Throughout this year as in former years the club has worked with this in mind and has succeeded in adding many books to its library. Meetings are held every two weeks with speaker programs alternating with student programs. Special activities this year have included the annual Book Week displays for the homerooms and the distribution of book marks to ever one in the Hi 'li School. Y S Social events such as the initiation of new members and Christmas parties rounded out the list of activities. 69 f,xf-- X 1 'N-3-, brasgza ff- f,f N-f-5 H - - Q Wmikx 2 xv - X 'S- -f if ll H f I, ,I t , -el,.f 'I '1 1- Ei-'I-nina. I 5 ni! ml a ' E 1' 1:3 -f-:::-- Ohhhhhhhhhhhh, Alouette, gentille Alouette- is incidentally the theme song of Le Cercle Francais. Supper meetings are held in the Homemaking Department the second week of every month. The Homemaking Department prepares the suppers and introduces at least one new French dish to the hearty appetites of the club's members. At the meetings some form of entertainment in French is offered. French puppet shows have been presented in the guignol theater and the members have taken part in French plays. The club attended the French movie, The Harvest, given during French Week at Alfred University. During the year French song books were purchased and are used at every meeting. Before the school term ends, the club plans to have a French movie. The highlight of the year will be a special celebration of La Fete de Jeanne d,Arc. LE CEP. CLE FHA CAI F' First Huw. Left to Right- -C. Tyson. ll, Carter. Mrs. Laivnuin-r, M. Burke, ll, Bliss Sw-nml llmvfffi. Sayles, E. Hrzlste-cl, M. Rizzo, S, Iirmiley, L. Skillmam, 11. I.:1lr'uru OFFICERS President - - MARY BURKE Vice Presideuf - - CLARE TYSON Seerefary - - HARRIETT CARTER Treasurer - - ROBERTA Buss Adviser MRS. LAVONIER 70 ' V f-'Xf-5 T W ' -N11 . 3 f , .. L II . ., - II.-ff-Tx, .. Miriam . , 1 it I ill? 'l 13 i .1 1 ' I YT --1 I 'l'l1ir1l How. Left hu Iliu'l1f N. f'i:ln1'ioSi, H. Jnclrl, G, Ilussung, D. Meri. NV. Kelly S4-vnlul lluwf Il, Ilitvlivmwlc, U, Ilills, l'. Sllllivzln, N. Nia-lil, J. .Inst-ph, M. Alt-xiii, Il, .Ianni-soil, M. Kinnvrne-y First Itmv M. Mn-ssinzl. Il. IliYim'i-iizu, M, tire-4-n. V. Ili-nlingtml. M. llinlc, Nl. I.ivn'rlimi'e, M. lliley. A. Yeuzie- LES A IS DE FHA UE OFFICERS l'w.viflw1f - WII,LIAM KELLY Sf'z'r'1'fr1ry-Twnxlzrri' JEAN JOSEPH Aflrixvr - - ALICE VEAZIE Les Amis de France is a newly organized club for the first year French students. The purpose of this club is to become better acquainted with the customs and ideas of the French people and to create a greater appreciation of French life and culture. A special project undertaken by the members this year is to aid an unfortunate French refugee by sending packages of supplies. This French correspondence has been both educational and interesting. Topics on French history, customs, people, holidays, songs, and music have pro- vided many profitable meetings for Les Amis de France. 71 ,-crux 'A ' I, 'M' . x: 4'T'il 'i9FNW't'r X--- N 'X , JF Y I K :: -, F TJ tl, - fi .'. i - rl ' ' l .'. -11.1 'I iIlnI- n-!fYnl.v- 'Eg muh' l DRA ATIC CLUB The Three Mummers program this year has been possible because of many collabora- tions. With student directors from the drama class they have presented a series of one-act plays several of which have been taken out into the community without charge. Thanks to flats built by Mr. Kimmel's class they have their own studio theatre in 30D. The newly organized Stage Craft Club has collaborated in all productions by taking over problems in scenery, lighting, costumes, properties, and makeup. One highlight of the year was the Christmas play, an acting version by Mr. Borgers of the fourteenth century WakeHeld Shepherds Play, lighting by Mr. Eddy and music by Mr. Sprague and the Girls' Glee Club. Another was the production of Marjorie Mack's prize-winning play, The Jones of RatcliHe. A third was the production of Mr. Borgers' play, When Summer Comes. Finally the group made its annual trip to the one-act play contest in Ithaca. Prvxialrlll - Vin' Przwitlwzf S1'r'rz'lury TFt'd.Yll rm' - A111 INN' ST AG li C R A FT Pn'.i'ill4'11l - - - Vin' Pwxixlvlzl - Sl'l'H'fLIl'iY, Tl't'1l.l1l rw' AI1l'i.fl'lA - - , THRIZII MUMMIYRS - SAM Ann' - RICHARD IJUNNING Al.Y'fil' CLI Ml NS ,loim Qufxtiiu NBUSH - Mk. Boiusins CLUB FIKANK Tmfron liuwmum TOBIN - PVAKI. B1 l.'l'S Miss Sui in 1-N l Fiftli lluw. L1-ft to rigllt-ffl. I.:ll4':1ro. ll. llunning. E. llraiiiiiiiig. S. Almy, J. lfn-4-114-y lfuurtli limi ll. lhirtz. J. NVllli2llllS. ll, 'l'nlrin. .l, May. lf. Ilmlgi- 'l'liir4l Ilnw T.. llzirt. lil. Diinvsin. ll. liIlllllPt'1'f. K. Moran. W. Wulf:-r, J. Qiini-lu-iihiisli. NV. Ks-11-lmm. IG, tjuiek Si-emu! llnw IC. 'l'limn11son, ll. Ellis, E, 'l':ift, A. K'lenn-ns, 1'. lilllllll, W. Shun-. F. llnll. W. Di-laim-3. XV. llc-vkts-lnvnlnl First llmv Mr. lirwgm-rs, IC. Smith. l'. Dm-sslvr, J. Smith, A. Lester, ll. llllrvli. l'. Ile-Its. tl. Siiylvs., ll, lbw:-ll. lfl. NVlnti-rs, F. 'l'uylor, li. Cole, Miss Slnffliv 72 Bll 1,i-N- X ii Fl ea, TL ...--..,T I tw-T lp 'i ulhxil'- '-if lui g 1'1i fg23'ah I !' m1N,-QL- Elsie Beebe ,.......... .,...., G enevieve Sayles To the Ladies, by George Kaufman and Mark Connelly, presented the prob- lem of a Wife in assisting her husband along the road to success. How she over- came many obstacles for her scatterbrain husband makes it a very humorous com- edy. Presented by the Senior Class, the play gained the greatest financial success of any Senior Play in the history of the school, due to the cooperation of both the actors and class members. Director .,......,..,....... ..,...., E . W. BORGERS Assixfanf Dirvcfor ..........,... DEAN COSTON CAST Leonard Beebe .....,....... William Walter Chester Mullin ,..,.... ....... John Kincaid ..,.... ....,.. Edward Tobin Stan Hubbard Myrtle Kincaid ...... ,...... M arjorie Mack Mr. Henrici ......... ......., H oward Duell Cassidy ....., ,..,..,. J oseph Daniels Tom Baker .....,.. ........ G eorge LaFaro A Truckman ....,..,..,.,..., Steve D'Agistimo Second Truckman .William Recktenwald A Photographer .................. Robert Brink Miss Fletcher ....,.,............. Kathryn Moran N. A. A. C. A. Speaker ......,... Paul Nenno Banquet Guests-Clare Tyson, Mary Val- entine, Adele Lucas A Barber ...,...........,...,.....,,... Joseph Daniels A Bootblack ...,.... ...... P aul McDaniels E IDB CLA S PLAY 73 H x ' ' fM , 'A ' 4- ELIKEEII' RXKWQT ! . 'ai 'lRXX IHS r f K ,J - ,funn I Z! fl - S l l . I- .' , , 'uv L .SY L1 ',, . '1' - I ' x -. ' ' ' - - n -1 - ' Ha .-i-'-I A I OFFICERS President ---- ELAINE LITcHARD Vive President - - - CAROLYN KREASON Treasurer - - JANET SMITH Secretary MARGARET WILLIAMS Q Direelor ---- GLENN L. SPRAGUIE The Girls' Glee Club has been unusually active this year under its new director, Glenn L. Sprague. Since the beginning of the term, the Glee Club has participated in numerous public affairs. Their first concert was held on March 14, before appreciative listeners. New robes were purchased through the work of the girls in a magazine subscription cam- paign and proceeds of the concert. The fifty-one members have willingly shown their response in a bid for success by faithfully attending early morn- ing rehearsals. The Glee Club had an opportunity to prove their ability at the spring music competition festival at Cuba, New York, by receiving a first division rating. After obtaining a first division rating at the State Contest, the girls went to the National Contest at Atlantic City, where they received second division, the highest rating given this year. THE GIRL ' A D BUYS' OFFICERS President - - - CHARLES BARDEEN Vice President - GEORGE ScRocco Serreta1'y-T1'eas1zrer - - DEYO BORDEN Librarians-RODERICK MCCAFFERTY, FRANK BASSETT This year the Boys' Glec Club has risen to a new high as, practically over night, twenty new vocalizers were added to the Club's original number. The boys who had joined up just for the fun of it found that they were really enjoying themselves and at the same time were receiving a good musical background. Tuesdays and Thursdays, homeroom period, issuing from 34-D one hears the results of the fine work of Mr. Sprague, the boys' director. He has done a grand job of pro- moting musical interest among the boys as well as among the girls and we hope he will remain many more years to continue this work. 74 ' WX? L Q 'Nfwx hit Itfbhmff -.1,-3- Fl ..iTlin....... In ' l l V X it F ,f El 1.llu T-N ' , s . 'T I. K -i'i5. i'f' -T' N15 ff5f?,iZ1?'f7 lfullrtlx Huw. I.vl'l lu liiglli li. Mallxzlm-y, M. I-'itzp:llrim'k. ll, Stu-Hurt, ll, Mmliumm-l'3. M. lluusq-. l'. lin-xxsull. IC. XYil1tvrs. IC. I,ilvlx:lr1I. ll. Mvt'al1'llly. N, Nil-lrl 'l'lnil'1l lluw A. X1-W. Y. I-'1-rgllsun. V. lh-lljalmin. Nl, Ka-lly. Y, Floss, M, 'l'lmmpsuu, ll. I.z1mM-rt. ll. llivv. ll. Ilullish-I' S1-vom! lion' 11, M1l1'lxl4'l'. A. llinlx. I., Smith. l'I. llullxuuls. li J. Lyons. I . liuylllnn. li. Silulvy. Y. 1Lrxlh:llu. ll. Nfl'I.2lll3llIliIl, ll. Sihlvy l-'irst llmx NI, Klliuhts. 'l'. Swn-s-m-y. IF. Ihlrwlu. I . W4-stvutl. Nl, NYilli:mw, .l, Sww-lu-y. A. lluyw-. Mr. Sprauum-. S. .I, liihhs, ll. I.ils'h:lr1l, .I. Smiill, IZ. .l. Y:luIiur1lu-r, W, l5:l1'm-y, li, I!:lil'1l. A. Smith. ll, Wfmlw-Nfl' 1'LEl51:Luv.u ' . I QAM wiciifw lhwk Huw, I4-ft tu High! IC. I.itr'lmrnl. I.. Clark. IV, Ilurdn-n. I . linssa-11. T, TIIUIIIIIN. J. lfm-ntnu. ll. l-Wxrlmxu. li, Phillips. Il. Smith. Mr. Sprzuglu- 'l'Inir4l Hum IP. Lzllnlr. J, S14-plu-ns, 'l', K'1'usIxy. A. lhlnim-ls. l,. Giulio, 'l'. liivv. N. Dwight, IC. Urmlxliu S--wulnl Huw Il. 5lw1':lI'!'1-l'ty, J. 'l'lmlll:ls, Il, Nvslxit. 13. S4'l'uvvn, ll, Uxllstzllutillfx. ll. Form-ll, ll. Nl:mry. 'l'. Nlviiilrlu-In First Ilmx W. Lung, li, Wrigln. ll. Vulnvn-rss-. Il. SUFIIIHIYI, If Hur'-Iv:-n, N, Hass:-it, ll. BIn'4'ullllvll, A. Lilrrnuli 75 ,J ' 4- - N :sexi ' 'NXT - - u .f X - fx-4 f-.' J 4. . :F ',,, Ag, ,, x Q I'-41? ' 4 5 A ' v. - ' Kimi! Rxfxff iar R ' X -wsmfxfr -iff 'I .. 15-L. rgiui .-i 1 fr if ,J J ,. if ,J wa' THE QCHUUL IBA WD .llonrlyfcrs lJic.xN Cosrox, 'l'11oM.xs lll'RIilS, Rn'n.u:n IJVNNINQ: lillll'1Il'lllllS Muiv 1'Ill'IS'I'0N, 'l'noMAs llriuus, ll.uiol,u Cltoziiclt, M.ui.loitli fi.lI,l I'l.l llrum .llujors 'RllllI'll'l' Cniios, lirs l.i:'r'r.xs Drum .llu,1orcIfcs Joxxx Wn.i.i,iMs, K.i'i'niivN Moiux, l'lYI'Il.YN VVi41.u'iLR 1.illl'Ill'llIllS Nl.uiv l'iu1,s'l'oN, ll.um1.u flllllllill, Al.XR.l0llll4I fi.ll.l l'l,l, C.oioi,vN S.xv.ua4., .Lick A1.1.ifLN llircrfor llmx L. l l.lllRlNli'l'UN Under the leadership of Dean L. llarrington, our high school band. fronted by its two dexterous, high stepping: druln majors and four grace- ful majoreties, has again completed a spectacular year of varied activities. At the foothall games its lighting effects pleased even the most critical. 'l'heir tricky maneuvers fooled even the cops! After the football season closed, the hand gave its annual fall con- cert. As usual, some of the melnhers attended the All-State Band at Rochester. ln February and April the spring concerts, as well as the yearly assemhly concert, were Lriven. 'l'hose soloists and ensembles not already qualified for the national contest, partook in the sectional at Cuba. from where those eligible entered the stale contest at .lamestown. 'l'he national contest. at Atlantic City, New Jersey, is the Iinal judgnient for the remaining participants ami for which the hand is already eligible. Piccolo Joann VVilliams Flutes .loann Williams ldvelyn Weaver Louise Lepsch lfldith Edwards 1StC1ui'iil4'is Dean Coston Ralph Dickinson Ellen lirasted James Towle Elnier Zuener Emi Clarincfx Philip Chapman Frederick Dodge William Lahlond Mary Moran Carolyn Savage Jfi'rll'l1Il'incfs Mary l'rcston Caroline Cundy .lean Lepsch Jack Craft llarhara Arnold Ned Martin Philip l'anter M11 f'lllI'fIlI'fS Lloyd Zimmerman l'hilip Harippa John Allen Loraine Cary lflsther lidwards Phyllis l'loss Adeline Lester ,lIf1I!'lIll'illI'fS Mary Ann Khork lVilliam Brown Buss Clurineis lletty Jean Fritz Joseph Stachow Ohorfs Vl'illiam Lusk Ruth Crandall Hrlsmums Mary Lois lledges Virgrinia llills .llfo SlI.l'U1P,l0lH'h Marjorie tialutia Kathryn Moran Louis l'runoske Robert Miles 'I'cnor Szlxoplimzrz George Seehler Hrrritona Su.1'oplinm Raymond Peck Ist Coracts Harold Ilagadorn Robert Herden Joseph Argentieri :nfl ffornefs livelvn Klees Jolni Foltz Hrrl f,'0l'lll!fS Richard Dunning: Robert Zinnnerman John Dessena ,HI1 Corncis John Arnold Robert l'otter Heorgre Smith 76 i PX If'll1cyeIhorn Iloward Wheeler lst Horns llarrison Dodge Charles llathrick ,Ind Horns Robert New Mason Campbell :frd Horns Harold Crandall Rohert Ketchum ,GUI lforlls Abraham Garippa llonald Ketchum Ixwrifroics Harold Crozier Rohert Childs Steve McConnell Rohert Mclilwee Clarence Bullock Isl 7'1'omlun10 Thomas Burris Jfnll Tl'UlIlINPIlI'S Louis Wizeman Richard Reynolds 3111 Tl'UlIlI1lIIll'S Ruth Cator Rohert Simpson Basses Claude Woodard John Khork William Woodward Norman liayly Donald Crook Pirrno Elaine Litehard Dl'IlHl,S Kenneth Gray Richard Seitz Arnold Pond Iflarl Freeland Richard McCarthy Jack Mahoney 7'!nn1umi Richard Seitz l -NIS . 1 Home S f K, F I we -J. .. ' If-- t'N. , Q' - , .-a J-V - :J f V. ' V, I A N - ' 'Ll' '-'- if I ' ' ff if I - ' 1' V 4-- im '-5' Warm' Ill' i. Q1 la....l',-Qgx I-3' R l W- I llil i '5 i'.: -' UHUUL UBUHE.'TP1A Under the direction of Dean L. Harrington, the Hornell Senior High School Orchestra has proved itself a success despite its lack of instrumentation. The orchestra appears at many public functions including the Senior Play and Commencement. Three cheers for Glenn Sprague who has made our violin section a better place to fiddle around in. Every Tuesday he takes over the violins, and every fifth period he can be seen drilling future soloists. We thanks Mr. Sprague for the patience he has endured with us. Managers-RICHARD DUNNING, DEAN CosToN LibVdYfdl1S-MARY PRESTON, MARJORIE GALU- TIA, CAROLYN SAVAGE Stzliitlixlg, Left to Iliglitf-lt. S+-itz, D, Custom, E. lfref-1:llll1, Mr. Ilalrringtnn Sittimrfik 0'Df-ll, G. I.om-kwood. M. L. Hedgres. M. A. Forks-, A. Nvnodzird, M. Gululin. T. llurris. 141. NV:-:ive-r. M, F12lXill1It0ll. II. Dodge, XV. Lusk, R. New, E. Brnsteml, M. Fslniplls-ll, l'. Gilfillpil, ll. Ifllllllilllf, S. .l. Gibbs, C. Savage, J, Turner, J. Aruulml, E. I.it1-haird, J. Moran, Il. Tyson 77 fsfx N' 2-'M f ff' 1 1 I-Q-T K ,nun Q- X , 1--.. FY I1 n ' 1 1 -Q ' l 'll f - . .,-. '-'Bef fm -- ml- ix.--.nanv I ULU A N U Stnndingr, Left to Riglltf--J. Murray. P. I,ml:1to. H. He-rilvn. J. Lynvli. J. Jnlinsmi, T. Nalry, Il. Seitz Sitting:-ill. Dmlge, D. Bnrnlm-4-ii, ll. Bliss. .l. Wyman. Ib, Custom. li. Walls-s. E. XViim-rs, 13. Yan tiorclor. A. xvillillf, I-Z. Iialsll, Miss llarrowc-r Efliior-in-Clzivf - - ROBk'lR'l'A Buss Asxisfant EJifoz's-B1a'I'TY VAN GORIJER, PAUL LODATO Business Manager - RICHARD SEITZ Assisfunf BllSilIt'XX llldlIdKQl'l'S-TIIOMAS NARY, JOHN JOHNSON Adtfisvr' - - - Miss HARROWER Every two weeks members of the Volcano staff, under the advisorship of Miss Harrower, attempt to bring the citizens of Hornell and vicinity an accurate and fair account of happenings in and about Hornell High School. That the Volcano reaches people not directly connected with school activities, is proven by the fact that many interesting and helpful comments have been received during the past year by civic leaders in business, religion and other occupations. For the past two years the Volcano has been a member of the Empire State School Press Association. Both years Hornell has been represented at the annual fall con- ventions of the organization in Syracuse, by the editor and business manager of the school paper. This year an editorial, entered by the Volcano's editor, placed third in statewide competition at the convention. 78 : ' N 1 - QW rim f -F: I -A-WW Ill' X ' llx- l I V F- O -. F, ..:. A' I - 'Q ls. I JDM- affirms ig -. ..Tg1. - - fn - i' H all- WW I' LU U C l ET Y 0 fl The purpose of this society is to promote more interest in the several fields of i dancing. Many of the members have learned how to dance since joining the club while others have improved their dancing ability. Since it was reorganized in the fall, the club has added many activities to its credit. During basketball season dances were held for the beneht of the students. The girls also took part in the Mexican Fiesta presented by the Wlmite Shrine. The play, A Mid- summer Night's Dream, gave some of the members a chance to prove their talents. This club's popularity has increased greatly during the past two terms and the girls are looking forward to an equally successful year. First llow. 1.1-ft to Right A. Wagner. M. XV:itt. A, lloluan, Miss tinllaprlwr, l'. lhxruliill. A. Arviilson, M. Fitzpzitriek E SQ-1-mul limi' Y. Hoyle, I., Ilunt. ld. Mi-Inlosh, J. Nolan, G. Sexton. Il. Litelmril, 141. Sihley, 14. lllzllullxey Tliiril limi' IG. Hash. V. SXYIIIISUII, M. Simon, ll. Km-li. M. NVl1ite. J. Ilnllrruok, l'. Imilvy, A. Wilbur, M. llngain OFFICERS Prcxidwif - - PEGGY BARNHILL Vin' Pr'1'sicfc'11l - ARLENE ROHAN Sz'z'rf'fary - ANN ARVIDSON Sr'ril1r' - - V ANN WILBUR Svrgeazff-af-Aruzx - - CAROLYN WEBB Adrixvr - - Miss CTALLAGHER 79 f.,.Nf X. .312 323 f' V, : - 2 f 'Ill X- -gf--1 N S ' .ll J- I - fi iz ,I e 4 J - 1 l rs .. . LLLIMEIW. TLA- ..a-H-iuinli is I Frmit llmv A. 1.1-tins, 12 Atlwlwml. lt. S--Ott. J, Qllzlvlu-iilmulsli, XV. Anlplili-tl, . 1 i i A . , f , .., N . ,, - ,, . . , . .V . K 5 , --. V. H ,H Fi . . Q v '- -.-- Y .- .e . .- s 'T--1 -I1 X X U I- l ' i1f ls.-1 ailfn! ei -1, . I ' ' ' I I ' .177 'Q -I BUYS' HI-Y ISET UH. PTEH Bm-k llnw, Left fn Right IG. XVi-ulvvr. C, Bililll-'I'll'k, J. .T0r1lfm, F. Dorlge. f'. XYrm4l, J, Julmsun. ll. Brink J. llurlingzmu-. Mr, Irhlrly OFFICERS Pl'r'Xill4'lIf - WIAIKREN AM PHLETT Vin' Pl't'Sit!l'lIf - ROBELY SCOTT Swr'vfury - - FREDERICK DODGE '1il'I'fIXIll'l'!' - - - WILLIAM LUSK Sf'rgr'nf1f-al-Armx CARLTON WOOD About 18 years ago a group Of Hornell High School boys organized what was at that time called a TriangleH Club but which later came to be known as Hi-Y. This proved to be one of the most active Organizations in the high school and for some time it has been felt that Hi-Y had grown to the point where a new chapter Of Hi-Y was needed. This dream came to realization this year when the Beta Chapter of Hi-Y came into being. Eleven charter members signed the constitution at a meeting on April 6, 1941, after their induction ceremony at an earlier meeting. Later, nine more new members were inducted to bring the year to a close with a membership roll of twenty. 80 , r A as ' tk I' rv .1-'s i ,,, s,, ilu law!! g 9 i HTICA The Artisans, under the capable advisorship of Mrs. VanOrsdale, hold meetings every other Wednesdaxy evening in the art room. This is the Hrst club of its kind in I-Iornell High School and we hope to make it a success. The activities of the club may be expressed by its motto, Art for the love of art. OFFICERS Prrwidwzf - Viva' PI'l'Sit1l'IIf - St'r'rr'fary Trvaxzzrvr - Josh AJ riser ANNE WILBLR DAW'Nlf QUWILN josiivu Mum m-uma CAPRARULO MRs.VANOks1xALI2 N Hawk Huw. Loft to Iiiulit--Hrllvv Sh-if-klaml. Dmi,f1:1s Kerr, Joseph Muir. S3lIlllll'l Alniy. Ilmmltl Carta-r Torn-ll Sn-xtnn Front llflNV'ffAlllll3 Wills:-r, Jose-pliiuo t'npnr:111l:n. Doris lillrwin, Ii. Yalmirsflzllo, Esther Ilnllilmls, Ilalwm- Un: 81 ,,.. N:::x.:b T -fxf 15 . , X, -ii K TTT ,uhh Tn ,Ti J, T -A iffy ,Q f l xi T .t'!.- me it .uint . i ,Wann Zevrssswm..'v.a5am'f-.fawivfxsynnwmzlmffmflziaxk-.fsieurfw.'..9x7.lnwz:mw ' G 1- f.affn1m9:'fwAf fi' Lf lr. ' nf - 'ix 1.- 21 i1 -1,1 gi 1 I ' '- ' . . ,Q yi Lg. , , xx, f r,, V gc- A f :nf .- .l,, , 4 A-ii..-f - mmf.. , 1- V- ,4 . ' , , N'51'g'g , ' ,' F f ., 1 - ,f 4 -- -Yaw' . .Af - nf .4 . in ' -' Ar ' , J , -- . v . ,Q , f av, iq rag' ,211 Q.. uf , Ngffgf. -.. 3 4 4 , , , ffblsg- . 11 afrff f ', , rf --1.. Q, wzggz. .V 11-4 , 5, . -- C hs, hw. , up-,f F ' ,Vx-A .qi f..- 4,,.,.,, .. ' 155, N. 1 .1- ff ' 1 W - ' - :?zv f 5+11++.,..- f'f ffl- W v. '- X x f. 'o N iris, - w c. Q .,. 4, X .r -'iM:,.. rf KAN 1, ' ' . , ' s - - A' . l. ,Trl .A-I f :Z-L . ,, ,fi .' '-- 5 vi 5 , 4. v-V-9 'I ' --3 4-. 1' V 'HL . I , l500li it' A ATHLETICS 'W m4 vm 1. ' .. y S if fx 'A ,. Q. : ' 6.2 .5 x 3' '12 , , V . 5 .rn Y 171' f' 55-f 3. ' , -3 :A . A '.1 -3 S, ' 'rm , C r -vi ' Q . .. 5 f' I .I Q 'X yws if ss ,N Q Av-- Ns.. 1 ,,r .M ' -5 5, Q 4, if 0-f CHEERLE DE t can ,WM ' KW l or QQ? an 'S tl t 4 IVV gli ffm! , f 06456 ,X4 K f - W-'77, 7' 41+ C Ml How. Left to Riglltvhl. Barnes. II. Adzuns. D. BllI'lll'0ll, E. Bush, S, Lornw i X41 Bum-k How- fA. Symlvlku, D. 0 Nl. Cheri-.n wsliy. E. XX f I5 1111 ll. Ellis. S. Mi-K1 Il 1 r ll XM r K' s W Q , lf? if ll Qfl Since last year thc Cheerleaders have nearly doubled in number and assisted by Louis Dodd have had a most successful year. On the football Held and basketball court, clad in new uniforms, they have cheered the Hornell teams on to victory. Cooperating with the Girls' Athletic Council, the Cheerleaders aimvto bring about good sportsmanship at athletic contests by their cheering. . 86 : x MN L -if-NH sf 2---PN-l l a ii ,I lp H K 55 i-fwfr H - .9 - K ra fi -116 T am ELL- 1 7 X . 31.Nl? tgirl? QGIPILJ ATHLETIC CUU CIL as ' Xll tx y I OFFICERS Q X Pl'l'Sit1f'lIf - - - MILDRED ELLIS X Viva' President - - EDNA BAsrI iqx Secretary - - MARJORIE BARNES Treasurer - - PATRICIA DAILEY Faculty Aa'visr'r - ---- MISS SALTON X Under the able guidance of Miss Salton, the Girls' Athletic Coun- X cil has been most active in promoting better sportsmanship among X the girls of H. H. S. I To be eligible for this club a girl must have at least 50 points Q toward her intramural letter. Since its organization two years ago, the club has sponsored 1 many sportsdays and playdays. These are held in order to promote interest in sports in the school. , The following Playdays were sponsored by the girls: Junior High i Playday, mixed teams, with girls from Bath, Canisteo, Dansville, Hornell, and Canaseraga. The major sport was volleyballg .Sectionalff X Playday, with girls representing Hornell, Bath, Canisteo. The major , y sport was basketball. Xl ,fx ' ' Xi The Spring Sportsday ii included girls from Caniqteor Hornell, Canaseraga, Cohoctonl, Bath? and Wayland. M 3 ' ' , . I I In 4 A y I y X x xi X In ,NM 1,2 4 I Bun-k Row, Le-ft to Rig.:htf'-M. Ale-xin, J. Bob, Qrfc-r. H. Overton, A. Hook:-r, E. IIilI'K!'02lV8S, NV. fllQ'Vl'lIlllll, . XVyuI:uI Middle How-Ii, Adams. E. Ms-xul, H. IIIIKSIJIQ Iufxxrringtuil. M, I'r4-stun. Il. Own-II, RI. Harm-y, 5. I mr 1 I'0IltHlNY'fBl. Klmrk, l'. I Q r, . I li , Miss Salton, IC. Bush, li. I'i-in-Ili, M, Barnes Q Q. I 'O QQOQ QQQ X0 exlofi 5 of QW? 87 1 - . . M -,f'Nf-Nf f . D 6 I' x I f 'J i a :I , , A ' ' K ' . ,aft-1. -- . ' - .' an , U - . R- fgp nlflllqirm i -Il A ia m -Qs, Hai-- p. 3' UA I I ' ' I , .1 1' 11y4!:.T55.L1il' --I ' l l- I ' 0 MQQUO Q vs M-. :fa 00 Il' U',n. . XK 'il' Vvfin Gqxg.-'iiei-ll, , R B fr. 1f1l1'li Row, Left to Right--XV. Furlong, W, Kelly, F. 0'Counor. Siriaani, W. Dre-pinsted Second IinwfS. Gnlzltiu. Il. Furlnngr. D. Gem-ralli. J. Treally, II. Blfllilllll-'lS. D, M4-Kev First. llowf-J. XYiIey, M. Spitlllnik, J. l'1lr1':l11, XV. Young. J. Vailulerllnff, H. SlllllPll2lI'L'I'T. Mr. llilfllllilll PUPTT AN HIP LEAGUE OFFICERS l'residenf - JOSEPH CURRAN Vice Presirlenf - STEPHEN GALATIO Secretary - - MEYER SPITULNIK Treasurer - DONALD WILDER Adviser - ELLIOTT HARTMAN The Sportsmanship League has become increasingly influential during the past year with its policy of better sportsmanship which it attempts to be made felt among all it comes into contact With. One of its activities was the feeding of opposing county basketball teams after games in the school homemaking department. Annually a trophy is given to the county basketball team voted the most sportsmanlike by the other teams, at the annual assembly which concludes many of the activities of the club. ss A ' 1 E' Te 'vs T 1 'fix' T1-.ar !'i'W'W'H . .l nEL:.l.!!' f-7 f. ' ' fe . .. ' If 1. ., T- I X 1 I--I. V- - rn' xl I 1' A N . -g v ir Il' E: .'5f ' I' sa . , I ' ' I 7 V ' ' Y FUUTI5 LL fillflftlill N IDONAID Mc1Kr:' NIIIIHIKQVI' - HAROLD lVlAClJANlliI.S Coarfz - - - Ci mkrias XVAsic'i is Asxixfnllf Cnzzrlr - - Gl.l5NN l5oYl,,xN l'lLll'IlIfAY Mumzger - Cl-10RGl-I CLIQQUIZN Noi At the beginning of football season our coach. Charles W7LlSlCCli, and his able assistant, Glenn Boylan, were faced with the taslx of building a team from a squad with few experienced men. However, as the record shows, the Red Raiders, despite their inexperi- enee, proved to be one of the best defensive teams in recent years and with a little more experience and -- better breaks might have gone places. Next season with many veterans returning, pros- , ueets for a winninv team seem wood. rw cw Es SCORES Hornell Z Geneva 2 llornell ll Corning lfree Academy 0 Hornell 0 Bath 2 Hornell ll Corning Northside 2 Hornell fl liatavia , 21, Hornell U Olean ,. ll l lurnell 20 Vfellsville 0 Total 22 Opponents ,, 32 . , ,4.f'lQ, I . , Lis 4 4 A . Q Maiinige-rs Sitting: on Flour Simms. Miianziwl, Yalin, IN-r'i':iiiiIu, Lin-In S1-volnl Iluw, Sitting on the lim-in-li ll'l'm1nur, Iiulnilw, liuvei-. WN:-il, Il. I-'lirlongp Mi-IM-riiiutt. llvlin-e gl':ilni:iinr. Pliillips. llalwairly. .Xlnplili-lt, Young. XYilnler. XYiln-3, Swirls:-iis, Sllim-Iuii'gg1-I' 'l'liii'ml Ibm, Standing Nlaivlbiiiiii-Is lalanziuerr. J. Lisi, l'i':imIall. Ili-vkn-i'.S1-i'm'eo,DnmI:e. Ilnss, .Mln11is.'I'1-1-Iel'. RIiii'pIi5, Spitiilnilt. li4'llt'l'tllll. D. Lisi. lfi-lltnn, Iliwpilislwl. alum-lti. Niriiinlii Top Him. Slilllilillu llI':lliQ', X1-slril. I,uI'uix, Ili-vktelixxiilrl. IC, 1Y'1'mii1ni'. lliwmii, Willizinis. 1':irlt1-N. 'l':liinlvi', liiluiwtini. 89 N f ' I. K LV' T1-3 -' I l ' '-1 E i ' nrglmrgi . - l ,.L N' . Il -fs 'ii Q I .n p i up Y an NX X ' I 4 ,Q G . , . K ' - ,'.A.. ::5:':-3-,MAF al V .K g .' ii V ISR UIQETIS L lift to I'i ht XI Npitnlnik. I'. Mau-IP:l11iels4 .I, Yanmlerlmff. W. Melis-rnmtt. ,' tu .. J. tnrran, .I. Ixulmlu-. A. lrorc-man. M, U'Neil. l'o:u'I1 llartmaxn Cujwfain -Iosmfn CURRAN Nlllllflgfl' A MEY1-LR SPITULNIK Coarln - E1.1,ioTT M. HARTM AN Faezrlfgy Marzager - Gliokoit CLICQUIZNNOI With one of the best passing combinations ever to take to the hardwood here, our Red Raiders succeeded in making a very impressive record. The team won l the county championship, winning the hard Way, by l beating last year,s champs, Corning Free Academy, in a thrilling play-off game. Ilornell won the semi-finals at Alfred by beating Bolivar, 40 to 30, thereby earning the right to play at Rochester in the Seetionals. Here the team, playing against stiff eompetition, lost to two very good teams. Our Red Raiders were Well represented on the All-County aggregation, placing Captain Joe Curran and Arthur Foreman on the hrst team and Bill McDermott and Bud Vanderhoff on the second team. SCORES llornell West High 26 llornell Hath . . , IH Iloruell Wellsville . 23 Ilornell t'o1'ning Northside , 30 llurnell l'illIlll'll Post 20 llornell liaxtuvizx . . .Sli llorllell Perry . 27 Hurnell f DTHiIl!' Free ,xl'2lll0IIly . , .il llurllell llilf2lYlJl , ., 27 Ilurnell XYellsville ,. ,. .. ,. .. IH llurnell Bath . . 25 Hornell flUI'lllIl,2' Free Aemlemy . 21 Ilornell l'Ul'lllIl,2' Northside . 13 Ilornell Bolivar' . ,. ,. . .HI llornell t'm'nin: Free .xl'iHlUlll1' , ti!! Hornell fiilllilllllillgllil , 'W Ilornell Ulvilll , . 31 Ilornell llnnville , , .. .45 Iloruell l':nintemI Post Bs Ilornell Olenlu 22 Ilornell El Opponent 'l'nl:ll MN 90 A ,X X J-.- ' I l .f.A A H gt. I ff , N - I K .Q .,v 1 frm are FL :'1. .-' H iw! '-L fxfmf s Q-QC ft- -A f ww - f-If-'X .mu ZW7 'N . ls...!.:!1'f' fn: -!'l f H ll- ull? SL Bl-I EBALL MW Wfwf ,aw-W WI' A First Row, Left to Iliglitf-J. Currnn. II. Ilngadnrn, B, Shinelmrger, J. Ynuderhoff, XV. Bolrowuik, D, Crittemlen, L. Durkee, XV. Smith, G. Swift Swami Row-ll. NVeeks. C. Atherton, M. Griswold, T. 1-'lainie-rs, R. Seitz. II, Adams, D. Geller, IV. BIt'D9I'llllltf. C, Haven-, T. Nnry, A. Giroudo, B. lforrallltlo, Coarli Hartman Captain - APPOINTED Fox EACH GAME Manager - - - RICHARD WEEKS Coach - - - ELLIOTT I-IARTMAN Faculty Manager - GEORGE CLICQUENNOI Proud are we of last spring's baseball team which captured the Section II Champion- ship and the right to meet the Winner of Section I for the county title. In the playoff the Red Raiders of the diamond were beaten by a good Corning Northside team, winners of Section I. Teams composing Section II were Hornell, Addison, Bath, and Canisteo. Thosc composing Section I were Corning Northside, Corning Free Academy, and Painted Post. With the return of many of last yearls team, the baseball outlook is again bright. Hornell ..... Hornell ...., ..,.,. I-Iornell ..... Hornell ..... I-Iornell ..... Hornell ...., Hornell ,... Hornell .... Hornell 4... f-v x1 E' A -M ' SCORES Dansville ,... .. 4 Bath ......,.. .. 9 Addison ..,.. ,. 2 Canisteo ....., .. 3 Bath .,.,., .. ., 0 Addison ..,...,,. , .. 2 Canistco ..,.., .,,.. .,.. . . 2 Corning Northside .,,.., .. 7 Corning Northside ...,.. ..... 1 7 91 r- ' A f .P r Mum fi H , - ' f - 4 I I Q, gilfnla . PF -T.t. !l- if-wsaanw '- xii ia. l 3 i TRACK vlgq - J, .I Buck Row, Left to Right-Coach Boylan, D. Hollands, H. Whitney, G. Clark, G. Scrocco. A. Sciotti, R. Kelleher, J. Lisi, VV. Smith, Coach Waiseck Second Row-M. 0'Nei1, S. Barretta, D. McKee, NV. Kelly, M. DiN:lrdo. S. Dngostino Front Rowfl Revktenwald, R. Stephens, C. Rive, H. Ouornto, I . Crook, WV. Lusk, Il, Crosby Captain - ROBERT KELLEHER Manager - RANDALL STEPHENS Coach - - GLENN BOYLAN Faculty Manager GEORGE CLICQUENNOI Last spring's track team, due to the hard work of their capable coach, made their presence known in the meets despite the loss of former stalwarts. In the Hornell Invitation Meet our trackmen captured a well earned second place. In the county meet they tookfifth place. This year We can enjoy once more the efforts of returning trackmen who will endeavor to bring back the track titles to Hornell. 92 A Xp .N. ,-... 'QM - ...-'N ... v, 1 XJYQ7 -, '. te' L -a ' .E 'F I- 14 I llnatla- -if fx -A...T',l.-- 'fi . illilvliga HUBUSCUPE Name Likes Noted For Where Found Probably Will Be W. E. Amphlett Mitzi Star of Park At Y Big leaguer D. Argentieri Dick Winsome eyes With Marg. Second Hedy Lamarr? M. Argentieri Junior Nice clothes Tudor ? J. Armstrong Something Shyness Everywhere W. P. A. worker J. B. Arnold Band ? Auditorium Carpenter J. Arvidson Basketball Handsomeness At Y Ranger C. Atherton Audrus Dlrectness Places Water boy D. Bardeen Kohnke Cheerleading Everywhere Famous R. Bardeen Girls Friendliness Big Creek Corner sweeper in the I . round house R. Bartlett Ah-men! Things A With Anne Somebody's little wife E. A. Bash Basketball Personality Ellefyvyhere Radio lecturer R. Beyea Helen Work? With his gang A handsome hero E. Becker Typing Her gift of gab Home Nurse R. Bliss Good reporters Volcano Miss Harrower's Journalist D. Bloom Lakes Cheerfulness Preston Ave. Washer woman C. Bovee Things Poetry In hall First baseman on a . football team J. Boynton Hoyt 8: Alfred C01' FCCUHS Papers Miss Mosher's In a love nest S. Bradley Music Dljllm MaJ0rett6 With Joanne Soclallte Ellen R. Brasted Music Wit Auditorium Pianist R. G. Brink Basketball HHndS0menesS At the Y Hollywood star F. Bronson Who knows? We wonder Around Can't guess D. Brunswick Mary Ellen Wise-cracks Tudor Waiter J. Buchanan Steve Pe!'S0IH1litY MT. Smiths Sales manager M. K. Burke Work This book With Harriet She wonders too Thomas Burris Airplanes His trombone Auditorium Trombonlst J. W. Caldwell lt's doubtful Beauty , With Nat Ask her L. V. Call Friends Sweet smile With Leaha Legal secretary A. Cameron Mr. Ingram Base yoice All over Aviator 1, L, Campbell Square dancing Dancing? Crittenden. Farmerette J. Caprarulo Everybody Long walks Painting windows Window washer J. J. Cartella Hard to tell SHYDBSS Rlyer Street Dead End Kid H. Carter Tiger Pete Drgiwl . Wjtll M3-TY Southern belle R. Cator Typing Friendlmess Miss Sheheen's Secretary P. Chapman Rochester Gift-Of-Sal? Anywhere Grocer M. Clark 10-A Won't tell ? . Why ask us? B, Corbett Kate Bashfulness With Wilcox Animal trainer J. Craft Golf Temperment Roamlns Golf pro B. Cropp To argue W1se'cracks Tudor Banker R. Crosgrove Mr. Peltz Good nature Pearl St. Smart l,, D'AgoStlno Silence lrnpentrability Everywhere Side show S. D'Agostino Track His lakes Places Barker P. Dailey Boob Agility Miss Salton's His wife L. Dailey Square Dancing His wit Steel's Drug Store Pilot J. Daniels Roller skating Derby SUPGI' Market Dictator D. Davison Home Quletness R..D. No. 2 u Farmerette A, Decker Cooking Nice clothes With D. Argentieri True friend H. Duell Helen Good dancer At Helen's Doctor R, Dickinson Clarinets Good naturedness Auditorium Musician E, Dlllon High plageg Brilliance With Howard Somebody M, Dllqnrrlo Anthgny Selling tickets Walking around Heart breaker D, Donovan Friends Sweetness Doubtful Governess R. Donovan Female species Fllljtlllg DQYIIOIVS P01111 Waiter M. Doty Movies Smhlle With Florence Somebody's wife W. Drake People Thlrlgq Places A nice girl's husband E, Dgws Work Ambition Working Boss H. Drumm Farm Friendliness In school bus Farmer's wife V. Drumm Farm Her good-naturedness With her sister A swell kid L. Durkee Dolores Dllfectness Hornell Successful businessman R. Duryea Blondes Aloofness Binghamton Cop V. Eastman Everyone Her laugh Miami Hotel Pavlowa M. Ellis Sports Brilliance With Mary Gym teacher H, Evans Farms Drawl With horses Farmer L, Fglzoi Male species Blushing You guess Good housewife J, Fedlek Practical jokes Ambition? Terry Street Speed demon J. Fenton To wolf Good looks Around ? J, Flaitz Women Smile In his car Errand boy In T, Flanders The farm Frankness On the farm City slicker A. Flaxington Skiing Sportsmanship In 23-B Scientist F, Flnrgchnlgz Everything Good nature With Dick Farmer K, Foreman Her darling Beauty Working Model Brother C, Fuller Bud Smile With Bud Wife W. Furlong Lois Basketball Ability Curry's Star of Seagrams S. Galatio Football Ability Red Raiders Athletic K, Gallagher Paul Her size With Blondie Half-pint N. Gangemi Canisteo girls Country driving Socony gas station Gas station attendant C. Garippa Miss Ochod Her stories Terry Street Authoress Margaret Gemmell Wally Wit With Wally Missionary J, Gibi Corning girls Jiving Moretti's U. S. Navy man M. Giglio Ouf: of town Beauty Out of town Model Ta ent A. Girondo Mary Well-groomed hair Sixth ward Movie star M. Glover To laugh Smile North Hornell Secretary K. Gray Krupa Drummer boy With John Second Gene Krupa 941 3 . -f X 5 Y A x ...Q - .gf v K ' -- 'N , : -lx i V -l T..T-. Z-wr .. ix:-WWE I rriilt- 'i-1 ll-alz'1TE -E:1- 'i -n gl ' ' ' l In YV-....-1 .I J Name E. Grifling L. Grillo C. Hall D. Hamilton E. Hargreaves R. Herden D. Hillis J. Hitchcock K. Hodge M. Hogan D. Holleran B. Hollister R. House R. Howard S. Hubbard T. Hug N. Jackson M. L. James E. Johnson Phil Johnson R. Johnson M. Kelleher R. Kellogg V. Kelly W. Kelly E. Klees E. Klos R. Kneale D. Koch J. Kohnke L. Kunicky R. LaBarron G. LaFarro R. Lambert B. Langley J. Leahy C. Legacy A. Lewis E. Litchard P. Lodato L. Long H. Loper R. Lorow A. l.ucas J. Lusk R. Lutz J. Lynch P. MacDaniels M. Mack E. MacKay B. Maronza M. Matthews J. Mattie J. May .l. Mazzella D. McClenin B. McConnell H. McDanlels W. McDermott D. Mclnerney E. Mclntosh J. Mclntosh D. Mc-Kee J. McRae L. McRae E. Mead Richard Miles Robert Miles B. Montgomery H. Montgomery R. Montgomery W. ltgontgomery J. M ore T. Moore K. Moran A. Moretti P. Mu P. Muchler E. Myhers C. Nazar P. Nenno R. Nenno A. Nesbit E. Neu D. Nichols J. Nolan A. O'Dell ,r'Nf-'N Lx Likes Boys Everybody Himself People nrrugovs His camera Books Girls Photography ..Ray., Her friends Her ring His girl Action Everyone Peace Dansville Boys High marks Marian Roller skating Friends To roller skate Work Jean Dancing Skating Bakery wagon It's doubtful Camilla Ruth Eating Girls Mike HRIW.. Eleanor Males Bowser Music ..Kny.. Candid shots Big Creek Joe Driving Singing His camera Canisteo Acting To talk Freddy Silence DiMaggio Anything Fellows To laugh ..Red.. Basketball Peddling papers Cokes Fred Things Sports Everybody Lulu Everybody Boats Sailing To be alone To draw Anything Excitement To work Mary Band Her friends Dancing Corning Nothing in particular Corning Lakes Bud To dance Miss Bennett Boys Out of town Males To stay after school -.,- ..- -.... invraww-2' HUHUSCUPE Noted For Her hair Well-groomed hair Talk Careful manner Serenity CZLIIIIIIQSS Reading Driving Arguments Her dancing Her hair Fun His girl His smile Brilliance Silence Charm Affairs Dignity Corny jokes Good nature Mousiness Sleekness Smile Hurdles? Pink hair Driving Long legs Beautiful eyes Tip-oil' Hard work Mathematical genius Rushing around Soprano voice Attractiveness Lack of attention Pretty hair Angelic silence Nice hands Big heartedness Size Cheerfulness You tell us Shyness? Neatness Study Hall chats His camera His eye Dignity Her line Making popcorn Drawing Balloney Good nature A little of everything Her giggle Flirting Managing Basketball Her giggle Her smile Quietness Football Her friendliness General disposition Ambition Quietness His sax playing Where Found In school Sixth ward Floating around 11-B Armory Place Young's Library Buick In his dark room At dances With Mary ?????? ?? With his girl Loon Lake Science Club With the boys Da nsville She'll never tell Thacher Street Anywhere Around With Rita Steuben In library East Washington Salton's Wellsville Baker! With wanson 81 Sinon At Wellsville Rose Ave. 23-C Library At home With Jean Thacher St. Riding With Reba With Mr. Sprague Who knows Dark room Big Creek All over With Dean Delivering groceries You guess With his camera Bumming South Waiting at 5 P. M. Candyland With Margaret Anywhere at thelast minute With Steve Here and there At home Everywhere Around At sports events Tudor Candyland ' With Jane Home On gridiron With Ellen 9-A In the gym Loon Lake Driving Probably Will Be Nice girl Movie star Second Walter Winchell Secretary Governess Soda jerker Librarian Taxi driver Photographer Miss Hornell A true friend It's evident Guess what Golf pro Second Einstein Bachelor Housewife Florist Teacher Artist A success ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Theater manager Librarian Undertaker Sales girl Professional Baker Somebody's secreta ry? Coach Delivery boy Admiral C ?j Politician A housewife A Sz P clerk Truck driver A housewife Wonderful mother Concert pianist Reporter Photographer Milkmaid Will know in the future Telephone operator Groceryman Blue singer Turned into a camera Weight lifter Patient Fashion editor Nurse Secretary Soda jerker Boxer's manager Chorus glrl Circus performer Housewife Big league manager Coach Fashion editor A graduate Homemaker Farmer On relief Gomez Successful Draftsman Civil engineer Absences Pretty eyes Things Escapades Candyland With George Places A nvwhere Soda jerker George's wife A somebody Athletic star Nice disposition A swell guy Red hair Her amiability Poise Her hair Curly hair Her lingo Corny jokes Genuineness Red hair Manliness Gab Daring Pleasant manner 95 x v With the Marys Elmhurst In auditorium With Dorothy Young's Pharmacy 11-B Where he's least expected Around Tudor With Gen and Charlotte Candyland North Hornell Everywhere Around new boys 14-C A teacher Dentist A leader Red Cross nurse Maid Secretary Somebody's husband A nretty young lady Butler Good success Secretary Teacher Housewife Bad Squeak box player .W . - I '1....,, Xx -..J 1... -E- -... -dh - z ,. ll K .. , s . f .5 f . -.Q-, ' ',.gw,,--. 1, '- rv ' ' I ' - I 'T H .- ' ' 551 .-i-'-lllfl. I i Name M. O'Neil W. 0'Neill C. Peacock L. Peck R. Peck R. Peck J. Perry M. Persichilli P. Petrelli R. Pettibone M. Preston E. Prunoske D. Pulver F. Rahmlow W. Recktenwald C. Remington T. Riccardo R. Rice A. Kiefer M. Rizzo G. Robbins W. Rogers M. A. Royce B. Ruch W. Sanford G. Sayles A. Sciotti G. Scrocco G. Sechler R. Seitz F. Sikso M. Sinon C. Sirianni F. Sirianni F. Smith K. Smth P. Smith V. Smith W. Smith R. Snowden W. Snyder E. Stachow G. Stephens R. Stephens M. Stone B. Strickland H. Sutherby V. Swanson G. Swift F. Taylor C. Teachman E. Thompson E. Tobin A. Totten J. Towle A. Tsibulsky A. Tucker C. Tyson N. Underwood M. Valentine .l. Vanderhoil' B. J. VanGorder L. Van Scoter A. J. Wagner M. C. Wagner W. Walter L. Wattles R. Wautle C. Webb B. Wheeler R. Whitaker M. White A. Wilber R. Wilcox D. Wilder M. Williams E. Winters L. Wizeman R. Wormley J. Wyman W. Young R. Zimmerman I l A ' Likes Ruth His haircut History Flying Beverly Square dances Nice clothes Handsome fellows Sports Wellsville The band Edna Movies Work Hold oiiice Bill Anything Singing To talk Everyone Ada Mary Company K Study Nothing Dancing Them all Basketball Red hair Pitching? Clerking Phil Fun Pat Ruth Virginia Gym Friends Track Madeline To square dance Boys Pearl Sports Square dancing Women Square dances Strawberry blondes Eileen Electricity lndeflnite Peace To act Walking Everybody Talking :Ebbie Lipstick Sewing Charlotte Singing We wonder Gum Skating . .El .. Fun Church Out-of-town Males Karl To work Men Art Girls Track Singing Cars Music To study People Carolyn Farming HURU CUPE Noted F 01' Aggressiveness Speeding Brains Flying His caddy ability Dancing Cheerfulness Number of things Towboyishness Sales talks Clarinet Playing Something Beauty Shyness Popularity Nice looks Friendliness Silence Whackiness Friendliness Something Smile Her letters Brains Who knows? Vivacious wink 100-yard dash Good nature His saxophone Curve ball HUIIIOT alt.. Friendliness Good humor Wit Wolfing Frankness Brilliance Ice skating Intelligence His poetry Attractiveness Intelligence Knowledge Deviltry Acting ability Bookkeeping ability Swell looks Fights Wolflng Neatness Sewing 'iChester Square dancing Height Talking Dressmaking Her pretty face Lips Wisdom Handsomeness Editorials Wittiness Beautiful hair Beautiful hair Tennis prowess Nice smile Horse and buggy Giggle Jolly nature Neatness Her remarks Smile Wolfing Smile Voice Gossip column Musical ability Smile Her line Seriousness His chickens 96 Where Found Elmhurst ln his car About Flying C. C. Working Miss Harrower's Pine Street Around Behind the bat Auditorium Places Majestic WVorking Around school B corridor In school With Annabelle Library Mount Morris Anywhere In Hornell 1 1-B With somebody Not in school 1853-R A 8: P Working Swing band With Paul 10-B With Viv and Dee With Mary Currays Peddling papers Poolroom With Lucille At home Around At school Catherine Street With Kay North Hornell Reading news With Dorothy We wonder too 25-C With We Three n Donnelly Gas Station Wolilng East Avenue bus Science Club With a gang North Hornell Skating Around With Ebbie S. S. Lab With Jean Everywhere With Hartman Miss I-Iarrower's Roaming Wandering around Skating rink With El With Leora Farm Everywhere Milk bar Lone Gable Gas B corridor Dansville Riding a bicycle Fair grounds Glee Club With a boy Working 12-B Bowling Track iield Farm ...a-.. Station .gm Probably Will Be Beachcomber Mathematician Lecturer Flier Clerk Square dancer Somebody Stockings salesgirl Secretary Salesman A big girl A man Best usherette Electrical engineer W. P. A. worker Teacher Janitor in a girls' school Opera singer Paul's wife Street walker Lawyer Doctor Soldier's wife Systematic housewife Ditch digger You guessed it! Baker Bachelor Saxophonist Second Hubbell Secretary Glamour girl Good wife Pool shark Politician Romeo Clerk Student Man about town President Caller Outdoor girl Meat cutter Bachelor Housewife Casanova Career girl Happy? i Meat cutter Apprentice Super wolf Dancer Seamstress Actor Who knows? Champ Housekeeper Housewife Teacher Social climber Deb A married man Important Go-getter Secretary Model Soda jerker Hu morist Farmer Nurse 'a Mechanic Someb0dy's wife Artist Grocer Manager Opera singer Journalist Successful Teacher Gym teacher Athlete Farmer X N ' f BN . -' . . Lf-. f 1 J, b A.. -- ., .- , qw - X. .. -'fllH- if' mais -fitis -. in fnffln H! iIm?3.e.-1.1: llllli AIIVEIWI ER The generous cooperation of our ad- vertisers in sponsoring this senior an- nual reflects the real enthusiasm the community holds for Hornell High School. Without such assistance the 1941 Maple Leaf would not have been possible. The class of 1941 extends their deepest gratitude to these, our advertisers and hope that all students fully realize their generosity and patronize them in re- turn. 98 HE following service clubs of Hornell have been so generous as to sponsor this page of our 1941 Maple Lea f. YOUNG MEN,S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION HORNELL TEACHERS, ASSOCIATION THE LIONS CLUB OF HORNELL VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS A FRIEND ELKS CLUB OF HORNELL THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS THE KIWANIS CLUB OF HORNELL 99 G. W. MEEKS Grocer 103 East Avenue HORNELL, N. Y. W. J. LONG MEATS - GROCERI ES P hone 34 91 East Avenue Compliments of JUNE'S CREAMERY Ice Cream Company and Dairy Store REITNAUER'S The Better GROCER CHOICE MEATS 167 River Street HORNELL, N. Y. S T E E L E ' S EAST SIDE PHARMACY 62 East Main Street HORNELL, N. Y. Compliments of HORNELL THEATRE A. MCHENRY 5' CO. jewelers Gifts for Every Occasion 106 MAIN ST. Compliments of BRAD'S BEAUTY SHOP CANISTEO STREET Prepare for Your Career at THE SCHOOL COMMERCE 362 East Ave., Rochester, N. Y. The first Business Institute in Western New York to offer officially recognized courses of COLLEGIATE GRADE in Business Administration Accountancy Secretarial Science Medical Secretarysbip ASSOCIATE MEMBER AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF JUNIOR COLLEGES Tuttle 81 Rockwell Steuben County's Largest Department Store OVER 60 YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE l 100 The Official PHOTOGRAPHER 1941 Maple Leaf The JOHN HAGADORN STUDIO HO W ir 'A' i' This page is dedicated in honor of all the former Hornell High School students who have an- swered their country's call to service. Dedicated by the STUDENT COUNCIL WILLIAM RECKTENWALD ir ir ir 102 It Pays to Shop at J. C. Penney Co. H ornellis Busiest Store C TOWN CLAD SUITS TOWN CRAFT SHIRTS Complete Outfits for Every One e LATEST SEASONAL STYLES 'Ilfotel Sberwoob 15 0 Rooms With Running Water PRIVATE BATHS SINGLE OR EN SUITE DANCING Every Night in the Grill SATURDAY NIGHT IN THE BALLROOM WITH AMERICA,S FINEST ALL GIRL ORCHESTRA N o Cover Charge MacBRl DE'S College Shop Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1941 A. DAVIDSON 6' BRO. Home Furnishings Compliments of Hart's Restaurant 81 Bakery l02 MAIN STREET 24 Hour Service F. W. SPAWTON, Prop. siu.'s Quick LUNCH 5c Hamburgers Our Specialty Good Coffee-No Beer 62 Canisteo Street HORNELL, N. Y. Compliments to Class of 4l SENECA LUNCH 15 Seneca Street HORNELL, N. Y. MURRAY STEVENS Apparel for YOUNG MEN Broadway HORNELL, N. Y Compliments of FRANKLIN'S HORNELL,S LARGEST AND FRIENDLIEST FURNITURE STORE Makers of Happy Homes .loin Our Future Home Club Sl Makes You a Member Compliments of C H I C ' S D I N E R Compliments of E. Argentieri Meat Market 98 Loder Street HORNELL, N. Y. 11 River Street HORNELL, N. Y. Compliments of Wyckoff Broadway Taxi CHARLlE'S RESTAURANT Service Across From Erie Depot 24-HOur Service 126 Loder Street HORNELL, N. Y. Phone 522 Phone 770 Empire Produce Company WHOLESALE GROCERS and FRUIT PRODUCE Sponsors of CLOVER FARM STORES YES, SEARS HAVE IT! Hundreds of Samples at Our CATALOG ORDER DESK Buy This Way and Save SEARS ROEBUCK 81 CO. HQRNELL, N. Y. Go Where the Crowd Goes MORETTI'S RESTAURANT Italian Food a Specialty 116 Loder Street HORNELL, N. Y. Compliments of BUDD'S CREDIT JEWELERS 101 Main Street Next to Fanny Farmer Magazines Sundoes and Sodas COOK'S 3 Good Service Uptown Meeting Place Cigars and Tobacco Billiards Compliments of BROADWAY ELECTRIC SHOP Phone 31 35 Broadway HORNELL, N. Y. O'CON NOR BROS., Inc. DAN'S SHOP Styles of today with the touch of tomorrow Easy Parking 102 River Street HORNELL, N. Y. ORDWAY COOK'S CLEANING CO. 151 Main Street HORNELL, N. Y. G. R. KINNEY Shoe Store HORNELL, N. Y. HOUSEHOLD ART COMPANY Wall Paper, Paints, Glass, Floor Co g and Supplies Ph 6 355 66 Broadway HORNELL, N. Y. NEIL GLEASON HorneII's Smart Shop 95 MAIN STREI-:T Swinford's Food Market W. Genesee Street HORNELL, N. Y. Compliments of J. H. MAHON EY Everything in HARDWARE Smart Clothes for Smart Women at RICHARDSON'S 11729 Main Street JAMES FLORISTS Dependable Quality HORNELL WELLSVILLE AT SU I 03555 CQ A ' V INC. 'V rd xx I-1 CO ,TJ dl . . ' I ' fl f The W'ome1z's Shop of H omellv 102 MAIN STREET Compliments of Endicott Johnson Compliments of V. C. LAKE TRACY Sz JONES Compliments of F . G . S P I N K Mc NAMARA HATS Upstairs I Main Str t Ph euossw Compliments of CONDERMAN BROS., Jewelers Over 40 Years Compliments of T O P S D I N E R 163 Main Street HORNELL, N. Y. Broadway HORNELL, N. Y. THE STEUBEN GRILL NEW MAJESTIC THEATRE Famous for Our Good Food Broadway HORNELL, N. Y. UNION BAR Presenting C. Lettas, Proprietor . l 86 Canisteo Street 81 Broadway First Run Plctures' HORNELL, N- Y' Leading Name Orchestras and Vaudeville R E PAGE Shoe Repairing A11 Work Guaranteed J. LOP IANA GENERAL INSURANCE Work Done While You Wait 122 Main Street Telephone 1112 126 Main Street I-IORNELL, N. Y. Compliments Of MATT I E B RO S. Broadway HORNELL Compliments of Hornell Buick Company SENECA STREET Compliments of GARMAN PONTIAC Pontiocs Goodwill 6's and 8's Used Cars 67 Seneca St. Phone 365 KOSKIE MU-SIC STORE Let Us Supply Your Musical Wants Phone 131 127 Main Street Lawrence Socony Service GOODRICH TIRES MOTOROLA RADIOS MOBILOAS - MOBIL OIL Main and Union Sts. HORNELL, N. Y. Compliments Of T E X A S C A F E NIAGARA UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES PRE-PROFESSIONAL COURSES SCHOOL OF EDUCATION GRADUATE SCHOOL SEMINARY O Address: TH E REGISTRAR Niagara University, New York STEUBEN TRUST COMPANY 44, Q, :Z T7 ITS ff.-f' efvf ii aim i I if f,,fiiifIHI-22 yi Puig i 'T'1Ll?3122 T3 5 g Ieliiaiilaililr 5 1' viii Q22i.i51iiiiI 2Ti '2f gif I fiiiiilii ISI ISS? yirrz EuEIi,?II ,i Sigma? -NLS ,B WSL? I e 'Ml w imimimin. 3 v I rig 1mi i:..i 'Hu FT. , V' f if Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 107 Compliments of Hornell Gas and Light Co. WITH SINCERE BEST WISHES to the HCRNELL HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1941 WARNER BROS. STEUBEN and STRAND THEATRES HORNELL, N. Y. Compliments of WETTLINS, Florist Compliments of J. J. NEWBERRY COMPANY A. M CALDWELL, Manager J IMMY'S HORN ELL ALMOND ROAD Leading Rc'strmra11t Theatre Club DINNER MUSIC 5-9 P. M. Week Day 12-9 Sunday 3 Floor Shows Every Evening 8:30-11:15-1 A. M. Dancing with Ray Hedge's Orchestra 9:30 until 1:30 Compliments of N. Y. S. ELECTRIC 81 GAS CORP. I Compliments of Thomas Boyle Grocery CLAYTON'S ICE CREAM and DAIRY PRODUCTS For Dependable and Finer Dry Cleaning Service Phone 1313 MODERN CLEANERS I 1 -.. LUMBER and BUILDERS' SUPPLIES I From Cellar to Roof I Stephen Hollands' Sons I 109 WEYAND'S BAKERY 262-266 Canisteo Street HORNELL, NEW YORK Distributors of WONDER BREAD AND HOSTESS CAKES Shoe Repairing of the Better Grade Reliable Shoe Repair System SAM IOGA, Prop. 164 Main Street HORNELL, N. Y JCHN E. CULLINAN General Insurance DONNELLY'S GROCERY FRO-JOY ICE CREAM FRUIT and VEGETABLES 313 CANISTEO STREET CHAPMAN'S PHARMACY 320 Conisteo St. HORNELL, NEW YORK ikatnahpk Tu - Der A Good Place for Good People Everything in ICE CREAM LO0HN'S Superior Cleaners ALLEN LooHN, Prop. Southern Tier's Most Unique Fire-proof Plant Phone 703 450 CANISTEO STREET Hornell Waste Material FRANK SPITULNIK 5' SONS Used Cor Ports THOMAS F. KINNEY TIMELY cLoTl-les By Keller, Henman 8a Thompson 0 FURNISHINGS AND SPORTSWEAR By Wilson Brothers E. P. .IUGENT Real Estate Compliments of F. W. Woolworth Co. o JOHN W. BARKER, JR. Manager Compliments of AN ALUMNUS Compliments of THE MEN'S SHOP l34 Main Streeet Compliments of L, PECK MOTOR SALES M. F. SMITH 81 soN 9 B 'dWay HonN1-:LL, N. Y. O CONGRATULATIONS fl'OITl CHEVROLET - OLDSMOBILE G. M. C. TRUCKS The Corn-Huskers Dance with the boys Who really like to play IT REMINDS ME OF- TI-IERE I GO --Effle WATCHA KNOW JOE -Joe Daniels YOU WALK BY -Corridor Boys WISE OLD OWL --Mr. Peltz 'LET'S DREAM THIS ONE OUTH-Senior Ball 'LOAFIN' ON AILAZY DAY -22-B G'BYE NOW -H. H. S. 'ALL I DESIRE -These Brushcuts 'EVERYTHING HAPPENS TO ME -Edna Bash 'I WANT TO HAVE A HEART TO HEART TALK WITH YOU -Miss Harrower 'IT,S SO EASY FOR YOU -Stan Hubbard 'LET'S TRY AGAIN -Charlotte and Bud 'THE STORM IS OVER -Regents 'THERE'S NOTHING LIKE THE SMILE OF THE IRISH -Miss Leahy I DON'T KNOW WHERE YOU CAME FROM BUT I'M AWFULLY GLAD ' YOU'RE HEREH-Diploma MY SISTER AND In-The Canfield Girls OH! LOOK AT ME NOW -The Year Book to the Editors WITH A TWIST OF THE WRIST -Mr. Sprague THE LITTLE MAN WHO ISN'T THERE --Mr. Smith fhe's cverywherej 111 Ms.. 1JM.g,w,1,, .W V f f'f' 1W?1'7li3'f???f N . Jififsf ffl W. 3251 gf xx e if i 4 -Egg 1 lv fa H rw Y : -. .-,g,.:cgiq- fleitxi-1m,.f, V 5 wiir, K sir' ' L,-:Mm Ms g: ., . M 2 A 1 ' VW' A , I - .b..n., , ..,, V ' A--' Was Engraved and Designed in our College Annual Department GRIT PUBLISHING COMPANY Our frequent calls and consultations with MAPLE LEAF Staff is the same type of service we render to all clients. A . 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