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

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1 l x ,V X I i --.. ,. V, 5 X 1 V . a - ' infix:-A ,. ' N.. ,hu J ALICE JONES. To see Alice Without her smile, would be like seeing the High School with- out the bell tower. It is not one of the petrified variety, but simply an outward symbol of her calm and un- hurried spirit. MARGARET JONES, Girls' Basketball C31, C453 captain 1453 Polyglot 133. Maggie has been the bulwark of our girls' basketball team from its be- ginning. Full of energy, Maggie in- cites this same spirit into her work and play. MURRAY KILBURY. If anyone had seen this rosy product of a rustic environment when he first came across the park four years ago, and gazed in awe at the huge building before him, he might have predicted an early return to the farm. But by his ready optimism, industry, and quick Wit, he has gained a place in the hearts of all of us. i f I Twenty-one V. 'N

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HENRY MARLEY. l r 1, x. 1 l P . f l g X r ,, ' His life was gentle. Hank is a gentle spirit who picks his Way quietly and unassumingly through the dandelions across, the park. Nothing shall disturb the even tenor of his Way and he shall live in peace forever. ELIZABETH MC GOVERN. P-oflyglot C3J. - By her readiness to join in anything that spelled fun, even if it included some Work, Beth has endeared her- self to all of us. Her ready Wit, her friendly smile, and her sympathetic disposition has made a place in our hearts. We will miss you Beth, MARION MC GOVERN. Orchestra 143. An earnest violin player, she places a bunch of self-addressed envelopes in her violin to be sure of her notes. Her interests are varied, including phonographs, schoolwork and porch hammocks. Besides having many in- terests, she is interesting to many. ' ' ' ' Twenty-three M..-,.,..,--, ..,- . ' '1 f, - ..e-. 44,5 RWE