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

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FRANCIS REAGAN. LEO Samson is familiarly known around school as 1,000 pounds. He is always a storm center. The best things come in little packages-little but LOUD. Generosity, never failing cheerfulness and abounding good nature are promi- nent characteristics of the runt. We join one and all in the toast: Ikie, long may he rave. RIXFORD. Class Football C333 Class Play C4J. Rina is elected the Chief Crabber of the class-if judged by the Way he appears when in class. Fond of auto- mobiling and all that goes with it. By the way, a hyena never .had anything on Leo for laughing. EDNA ROBBINS. Edna with her smile, may be seen at school any day. Full of life and fun, ready for sport at any time, we are glad to be -among her friends. W Twenty-seven I

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Twenty-six ci W KARNEY PECK. K. S. .P. Pecky is one of those fellows whom anyone is always pleased to meet. His good nature oozes out all over him. He was brought up on a hill, conse- quently it was easy for him to carry his course through on a bluff. LYLE PETTYS. UNA Volcano 433, 145. Yearly does Lyle come to class and just as 'often does he go out of cir- culation. Whether he remains in school or not is not known, but after the first few weeks, it is rumored that he spends his time at the 1 iser. We see little of him in school, but what we have seen, we like. PUTNAM. Class Play 445. Her hair is curly, and her laugh is cheery. She's Una-that's all we 'can say. , .a-,.., X, -di v 1. 11 fel W ISV Mx, 1-1 lil! WI QLH1 UH! M5 SM 'ui 'U will 5.95.1 ffl: if 1. V11 5575. VH.: 521 VS U-in Hai il-,Fw 5 .iqt ,H V Q Sell filf :Mlm lijli we l' J fl as fi Qs I W 1 Jw V' WQ W7 F 9 fd fiamlf' Bill' WL gli .:a,. W ,Mil will . lg ,QW ui' lg lg, I 1 W.-4-al

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Twenty-eight 'rw -r-:- .-'1' qaf5:1?',1f'3f?Z-: 'V',l U:-711:57 1 - .::.- -'.-za-. r'.r:.'1- 12' f l LOUISE ROGERS. Class Vice President C433 'Polyglot 133, Volcano f4Jg Class Play C453 Adelphia Behold a girl who is truth itself, firm as a rock, a staunch friend. Kind and thoughtful, also jolly and full of fun, she always has time for others. Suc- cessful in basketball and -active in class affairs. FLORENCE ROWE. Florence comes to us from the neigh- boring wilderness of Crosby Creek. We know little of her, except that she appears at school long before the other students arrive. This shows her per- severance and her quiet smile shows she has other activities than school work. CHESTER SANTEE. Chairman Junior Prom C355 Class 'Play 145. Student, athlete, gentleman-that is what Chet wants to be. As a run- ner, he has no peer-every one else is too far ahead. The women have certainly worn his unsophisticated af- fections-yes, women-for he has had a different fair one signed up for all the social functions of his High School career. His only fault, if it may be said to be one, is the slickness of his cranial adornrnent. What do you use, Chet-vaseline or Nujol?