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

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JOSEPH CURRY. Curly is known to most of us as a good scholar, a persistent optimist, and a lion in a debate. He differs from most of us in that he is conscien- tious and a hard worker, and will undoubtedly win a place in the world. HOWARD DENNIS ON. Class President f4Jg Football C453 Track 435, f4Jg Volcano 1433 Class Play 145, Class Treasurer f3Jg K.S.P. Look at that boy run! When Dint goes up to run his half mile, the whole town turns out to watch him, To see Dint wheeling around the track at break-neck speed, one involuntarily asks, Where's the Ere? He is not only an athlete, but a good student and a leader of men. Good luck to you, Dint, and may your legs carry you through life the Way they do around the running track. FLORENCE DIDAS. Although not a grind, outside inter- ests never interfered with her High School Work. Florence is a thorough conscientious scholar and will meas- ure up to any Work she may under- take. or -- Seventeen

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CHARLES GRANTIER. Baseball C3J, C455 Football C433 Bas- ketball C4Jg Track C435 K. S. P. Fair one, art thou an athlete? Say, man, in my Freshman year- Enough! Cheese can do anything from Hring a locomotive to firing some- thing else. lf you don't believe it, just talk with him once. HELEN HA RRIS. Girls' Basketball C3J, C4Jg Adelphia Industrious, capable, full .of fun, she is known by us for her cheery inde- pendence, and friendly way. We are assured of your success, Helen. CHARLES HOLDEN. K. S. P. Say it with flowers. When Charley condescends to come to school, we find him pleasant, some- what quiet, and entirely likable. If he follows up his present profession, at which he is already proficient, we are sure that he will succeed. Nineteen