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

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SDecIIcaIionf EDWARD W. COOKE IN APPRECIATION OF HIS UNSELFISH SERVICE AND UNTIRING LOYALTY IN THE ATTAINMENT OF THE REAL OBJECTIVE OF EDUCATION-AN ULTIMATE, INTRINSIC CONTRIBUTION TO THE MAKING HAPPIER CITIZENS OF TOMORROW. kv .

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K, t MR. comm Mn. s'rr1.I. Acgf MR. DODGE MISS HARRONV fllief Crcl411ii1iAfu1lio11f ' NDER the careful administration of Harrison S. Dodge. Superintendent of the schools, lflornell has held her place in the scholastic world. ln the high school. under the careful interest and plana of lidward W. Cooke. principal. and M. .lane Harrower, vice principal, the school maintains its A rating in the State Department of Education. To aid an efficient administration there is a staff of more than forty teachers with specialized and adequate training to give courses leading to nearly every type of diploma. Each year Hornell High School seniors are admitted unconditionally to some of the best colleges in the country. In the junior High School, Mr. Stull, with a staff of equally well trained guides of youth, prepares hoys and girls for the somewhat more difficult secondary school work. The results obtained in the scholastic, debate. sport and journalistic realms of high school education hcspeaks au cflicient faculty and administration working as an iuvisihle. human machine to turn out fine students. who are happy, healthy American young men and women who know how to get the most out of life. THE MAPLE LEAF