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

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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.

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-.-.,, 1 'M l ' ' NA GUINEVERE WILCOX. 3 I I f T T II I I I IW 1 K I H fs I ,,ff'II Nywsx I fm- - 2 Ci! mfe-essex, I HJ 'qu , gf' , if f-x,feS fs V, ...g,..4.....,,.s...g.:s,M.,.f' -...I ,f .I K, r'--wee' ff-:Liv iz -f:':...:':5s f I if 5? fx f-J -:::i:w3 ' 5' T 'Dm'-'fP'I w,fifAI1+-New I, kk ' gg L, V.,I.-If-ssfes'- 'I 's-2-S-v .1 Ar 5N MK dxf,-ff' I ' X55 RQ I if My gf? 5 I E .il .Q yt 3 I 0 3 l . I I fl I .: A I I 4 I I N2 1 -N -'Q 3 3 'gf' Gwinn has favored only a few of the NF I - class with her friendship. Those who fer, I know her are very fond of her, for I I U she possesses all those qualities which '3 attract friendship. , K , .,.- . I f. -I , av E I , tb I E A I II I Q ,I 7 2 I Ph 5 T I V 4 U ,I I gif I I If I at ij 13 FRANCIS s. WILLIAMS. SHA Polyglot 435. lbl W ' A scholar, a gentleman, a man of few V ,F - L words. Seen more often than heard, '3 U f Q but when he speaks, it is for a pur+ N P Q 55 pose. N I , Ie f CT I b it I in I i II --P+'--Nw -----f H-f 'I 'J C U HAZEL FAIRBANKS. Girls' Basketball, Captain C335 Mana- V ge-1' 1435 Girls' Vice-President in Ath- 0 letic AsIs'n C4J. I Nobody who is wise disputes Hazel's I fl Ii I word. Indeed, there is seldom cause , , for it, for Hazel is generally in the I 5 I 'I 3 ,IT U I right. It is due in large measure to , her that the girls' basketball team has 5 been such a success. 5 'V J ' ' ll FEEL fx, H I i 1 Iv Y ex 5 I ,K Th' I -f , . , .- 5 if ed be c?ef',,f'y ,U sssxumgjfl I Qi:-f,:f ' Q f:T:.'2.N:j --gt-'-av, ' gf ,J di in j-1--:-iL--:iZ-f-ulf- A AA , A I YY f '? - - -fffef-1-'wwf-1-,...I,,..:I,4,.,, 3,2 , tgirl! 'jg f-1---L7 'sf hi' fi +4 svfij ,QZDIQTI , 2 -.RT ff-mg ixwfil' T4-:SI-ffl AI,-,- , ,