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

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Thirty The Volcano GUINEVERE WILGOX. Laughing her time away wri-th playful scorn. ' Gwinn has made but few. friends in her class, but tho-se who do know her, like her very well, She is a true friend and her friends are true. RAYMOND TOLAN. J May your shadow never grow less. Raymond is one of the small members of our class, small in stature, but not other- wise. FRANCIS MAHER. You can':t fool all the teachers all the time. The signiication of the name Francis is free. The only thing free afboult him is his advice. He can advise you about most anything, if you wake him up, forhe sleeps most 'of the time. LORETTA SCHEYER. Above all vice, she sltoops not to be proud. Loretta is noted as ,a s'tenog g at present .she has la, position at Boy Scout Head- quarters. She likes the Scouts to call at the oiiice. 1922

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The Volcano MARION RECKTENWALD. She is a Winsome, wee thfingf' Marion looks like a small girl from the kindergarten, rather ithlan a grave old senior, with :her bobbed hair -and curly lashes, and sfhy little smile. While not really the class baby, she has taken that place in our affections. . STEWART DOANE. He grasps the skirts of .happy chance, and breasts the blows of circumstance. Stewart is one of -the elders -of our class. But he is as different from a church elder as day is from night. He helps to keep things lively in I-Io-rnell High. Football CSD, 143, Track 135, 4455 Manager C45- GLADYS FORD. Her tresses are sleek and black like ebony. V Sometlpving about Gladys makes one think of Madame Butterfly and cherry-blossom time in old Nippon. It may be her slow, infrequent smile, her intricate and url- varying styles of coiffure, or her -clever Way of carrying on undetected conversa- tions with an' innocent and impa-ssive countenance. . SOPHRONIA SIMS. A A good face is a recommendation. And agood heart-a letter of credit. Just a few short .yeans have changed Sophronila from a plump little Freshman, with a mlop of curly hair, bo a slender, sedate Senior, .all ready for college. Oc- casionally, however, she can forget her dignity and show us that she is not en- tirely grown up. 1922 5 Twenty nine

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The Volcano ETHEL OSBORN. Modest and shy as a. nun is she. From the remote pastures of North Hornell Ethel came to delight the hearts of her teachers with her industry and her sweet divsp-osition. She has never been tardy, never unprepared, and never annoyed. Beat rthalt record, if you can. ' A i As long as one is not two So long must We think as We do, And ever it must seem to me It can not, it can not be- Hornell High- ' That we are leaving thee. I 9 2 2 Thirty-one