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

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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,-,- , ,

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Thirty-six Slabs Song. Tune : Annie Lyle Midst the strife of noise and battle, Look we now aroundg And know that through untiring effort We have found renown. We can now, without exception, Feel we have done well 3 Feel that in our work and pleasures, We have served Hornell. CHORUS Lift the chorus, speed it onward Loud her praises tell 5 Hail to thee, our Alma Mater, Hail! all hail! Hornell! R. D. '21