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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I l l Thirty-two STEPHEN SWAIN. Manager of Baseball C435 Volcano Staif C335 Business Manager C435 Ed- itor of Polyglot C335 Tr-ack C435 Ad- sit Contest C435 Class Honors C435 Class Play C43. Showed him the gentleman and Scholar. Steve is a hard character-he stud- ies. To judge this young man well you must know him. He is a fellow of fine serious qualities. Yet he has a sense of humor-that saving grace Here's to you, Steve! May the corn- ers of your mouth never turn down. ALICE TAYLOR. Class Play C435 Adsit Contest C435 Adelphia. Alice is popularly admired for her ap- pearance and charm. Generally rec- ognized for her unusual talents, espec- ially music and dancing5 but person- ally loved for her sweet disposition. Of student activities she most fav- ors stunts and has had an active and admirable part in all these school affairs. MARION TOWNSEND. Adelphia. You never hear Marion speak a cross word to anyone. She never wastes time by getting angry. She has a great fondness for the High School bell for without its stimulus, we fear she would not reach school on time. We all like her and wish her success.