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

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V, ' . ' . 'x .' K., J '11,r'?.-- ' f Q , - 1 Thirty l U GERTRUDE SIMS. Adelphia. Gert , We fear, has not brought her heart to school with her. A little bird tells us that she has left it on the Erie. However, she has come herself, and she surely is not heartless. We are all glad that she is with us to cheer us up, and oh, how We like her! HENRY SNYDER. We all know Hank as a history shark. Nevertheless he has his good points even if he is not much given to talking of them. Defends the Lea- gue of Nations against all comers. ANGELINE SHULTS. V Volcano 143, resignedg President Pro- ton fil: Class Secretary C355 Class Play 145. There is no occasion to which Angie is not equal. Her high scholarship, democratic spirit and broad sympa- thies have been the' so-urce of much admiration.

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. V .g DOROTHY SEAMAN. Adelphia. One morning the janitor looked out of L the window and saw Dot coming across the park before the bell rang three. He collapsed, and has never been the same man since. Even if Dot is a little late in getting here mornings, she makes up for it. We all know her, her smile and her will- ingness to take a hand and help. NAOMI SCHAUL. Volcano Q43 resigneclg Adelphia. Naomi is one Whom We all recognize as possessing a wealth of knowleclgeg however, she refrains from displaying it to the embarrassment of others, and for this modesty or consideration, we admire her. We love her for her un- assuming Ways and her generous sen- timents toward her friends and ac- quaintances. VIOLA SCHOLES. Viola is bright without being brilliant. Brilliant people make us uncomfort- able, therefore, we dislike them. We much prefer Viola with her common sense. Twenty-nine

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