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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1945 volume:

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V x -w r- 5'-. f vi ,, K ,, 75 . .ff I 1 if . 'V -1 - QFEE X 1 ' Q ex Wbris V Q9 f, 1 ,, w 'x senior class of hornell highischool if V 1 - ,DN I WW, f 'al ' f I Af V .1 Qtfflfyqup Av the 1945 yew' b0OkM W? I, Harrison S. Dodge dedication SUPERINTENDENT HARRISON S. DODGE THE POST WAR ERA gl, IS is the wisdom and foresight that has carefully directed our course of study from the kindergarden through the high school. His is the kindly nature that is ever ready to consider the needs of the humblest student and plan for his adjustment in the society of our school environment. His is the contacting hand that places the activities of our school life into their proper association in the community. His is the watchful interest that is ever on the alert to assist individual students to obtain opportunities for educational ad- vancement. His has been the sympathetic spirit that has helped our young manhood in meeting the trying problems of this wartime period. We confidently believe that his personal experiences in the First World War as a soldier and Post-War educator will give him keener insight in dealing with the problems that will con- front our Alma Mater when the longed-for peace arrives. We trust that under his guidance, the Hornell Public School System will play a Worthy part in the better America of tomorrow. In sincere gratitude for all of this, We, the members of the class of nineteen hundred and forty-live, dedicate to our friend, Superintendent Harrison S. Dodge, this MAPLE LEAF and with it, our hearty wishes for his success in the Post War Era. appreciation MR. ALDERMAN, You have been loyal and fair to the Class of 1945 . Dur- ing our junior and senior years, you were always ready and Willing to help us with any problem great or small. You have made possible for us to recall with pride, gratitude and pleasure our life in H. H. S. A THE CLASS OF 1945. w fm' , gm! :N H' -1 OCjmlUl5TI'OJUOU HARRISON S. DODGE EDWARD W- COOKE Sqberintendefzt P1'infiPf1l Syracuse University, B.S., Ph.D. PennSY1Vania College, B-5- Columbia University, M.A. SYWCUSC UniVe1'SitY, M5- Became Superintendent of Schools in Hornell in 1919. Mlss M. JANE I-IARROWER J. MILTON STULL Vice Principal of Senior High School Vice Principal of junior High School Elmira College, B.S. University of Rochester, A.B. New York University, M.A. New York State Teachers' College, M.A 8 Seated, Left to Right-Clmrles W. SL-haue, Gertude B. Stevens, Samuel B. Ehreurieh, S. Mabel Wombougi Arthur M. Seaman. standing committees BUILDING SITES, REPAIRS-A. M. Seaman, Chaiwmmg C. W. Schane, Gertrude B. Stevens TEACHERS, TEXT Boom, LIBRARY-Gertrude B. Ste- vens, Cbairmang A. M. Seaman, S. Mabel Wom- bough FINANCE-C. W. Schane, Cbaiwmmg A. M. Seaman, S. Mabel Wombough SUPPLIES AND APPARATUS-S. Mabel Wombough, Chairmmag C. W. Schane, Gertrude B. Stevens 9 A Avy mr! i XM, , K X,-. 8 'xx XR First Row, Left to Right-B. Schreih, P. Shoemaker, E. Schurr, A. Cornue, M. Tremaine, M. Harrower, J. Ray J. 0'Nei1, H. Humphrey, M. Carney. Second Row-A. Mclllullen, E. Van0rsda1e, C. Mosher. A. Oclxod. E. Benz, A. Palumbo, H. Riccardo, F, Latham A. Lnvonier, M. Coleman, M. Dunham. Third Row-F. Skinner, G. Epke, M, VanGelder. R. YVhealon, O. Benning. V. Hussong, N. Dickinson, E. Chaffee B. Bennett, R. Wellington, M. Fennelly, M. Gull. Fourth Row-D. Alderman, L. Lavonier, R. Peltz, L. Kimmel, C. Eddy, G. DeLair, E, Hartman, D. Harrington E. Cooke, G, Sprague. 5 X the faculty' We present the Faculty, agents of che universal demo- cratic creed, The truth shall make men freef' By their Words and deeds in a World disrupted by War and hate, our facult has given us inspiration and hope for the World , in , if fi? ae wi 625 ofxto orroyv. To them We extend our appreciation. J N A lf ff WW Q.. N N 12 sfudenfs CAROLYN FLANDERS E. LOWELL SWARTS Valedictoriun Salumtorian honor students CAROLYN JEANNE FLANDERS ELWYN LOWELL SWARTS ELLIOT NORMAN WINEBURG -JEAN MARIE OROOK PAULINQE MAE VAN GORDER MARY CAROLINE CROZIER ROGER D. SKINNER BARBARA JEAN ARNOLD DOROTHY J. STUART OLGA MARGARET BAY 14 senior class OFFICERS President - - CHARLES CHASE Vice President - REED ANDREWS Secretary - - PAT LINDEMAN Treasurer - AUDREY BROWN Four years ago, we entered H. H. S. We were green freshmen-everyone pushed us around! We sat in back at assemblies. We didn,t rate. The next year wasn,t quite so bad. It was our turn to give the orders and the incoming Freshmen really took a lot of them. When we reached our Junior year, we were getting places. Remember that Junior Prom-dancing in a Snow Lodge! Now we have reached our Senior year and it has been a year that has provided us with a lot of memories for the future. How could anyone forget the Senior Ball! and that assembly! The Senior Banquet was also unforgettable. Now, when the time comes to leave, we suddenly realize what a wonderful time we've had and just as suddenly realize it's going to be very hard to leave. As the doors of the past four years close behind us and we begin to look ahead, we the Class of '45, know that Hornell High School has played a big part in preparing us for the World of Tomorrow. Left to Right-Reed Andrews, Vice Presideutg Pat Li11ll01ll:l1l. Secretaryq Audrey Brown, Treasurer Charles Chase, President. 15 in the service 1 William Johnson 2 Edward Ball x. Frederick Mc:Nutt John Marvin Kenneth Schrader 16 if MAPLE LEAF-SENIORS 1945 MARILYN AHEARN erM0lly95 Hails from Big Creek-fun lov- ing, friendly-seen with Butch. Senior Day Committee 4. RUTH M. ALGER ffAlgD r Winning smile - enthusiastic cheerleader-peppy-who is her dream man? Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 43 ,Iunior Red Cross 1, 35 Student Council ls Artisans 23 Homeroom President 1, Vice President 43 Pav- lowa 1, 23 Girls' Athletic Council 2, 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Soccer 1, 23 Bowling 2, 3g Soft- ball 1, 2, 33 Junior Assembly 35 Junior Prom 33 Senior Ball Com- mittee 4. EDNA MILDRED ANDRUS Millie', Her days aren't long enough- busy Volcano editor-curly headed-indispensable. junio-r Red Cross 25 Homeroom Sec- retary'and Treasurer 35 Homeroom Vice President 45 Girls' Service Club 3, 4, Secretary 45 Volcano Co-Editor 4g MAPLE LEAP 45 Junior Day Dance 33 Senior Ball Committee 43 Volcano Mailing Committee 4. EVA ANTONELLI FfFi'-Fi!! Bill's dream girl-beautiful black tresses-Angeline's shad- ow. Senior Day Conimittee 4. RAYMOND ALGER CfRay5J Handsome farmer-Jean's one and only-Crosby Creek native. Aeronautics Club 43 Senior Movie Committee 4. REED HAZZARD ANDREWS H a'zza1'd Kendall Polly Power man-tells pointless jokes-H. H. S. orator. Senior Class Vice President 43 Alpha Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Secretary 43 Debate Team 45 American Legion Oratori- cal Contest 43 National Forensic League 45 Varsity Basketball 43 Jay- vee Basketball 35 MAPLE LEAF Co- Eclitor 4g Senior Banquet Commit- tee 4. BRUCE E. ANGELL Bruce Piano virtuoso - haunts Dun- ham's room - concert goer - clever. National Forensic League 3, 43 French Club 2, 3, 45 Chess Club 1, 23 Orchestra 15 Debate Team 3, 45 Boys' Science Club 3, Treasurer 35 Oratorical Contest 3g Junior Assem- bly 35 Senior Banquet Committee 4. WILLIAM A. ARGENTIERI rcchopaz Debonair-smooth dancer--ver- satile athlete-our Senior ball chairman. ' Homeroom President 1, 43 Student Council 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 45 Sportsmanship League 3, 4, Secre- tary-Treasurer 43 Alpha Hi-Y 3, 43 Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 43 Basketball 3, 43 Football 2, 33 Swimming 35 Junior Prom Commit- tee 33 Senior Ball Co-Chairman 4. 'QL 'S MAPLE LEAF-'S'EN1.oRs 1945 'A' -. BARBARA JEAN ARNOLD ffBa1,,bJ5 Supreme's special-slick chick -flair for clothes. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 3, 45 Girls, Hi-Y 3, 45 Girls' Service Club 3, 45 Volcano 45 Junior Day Com- mittee 35 Senior Election Commit- tee 45 MAPLE LEAF 45 Senior Invi- tation Committee 4. LORRAINE E. BARNETT ffL0yryJ3 Blithe and cheery-popular-is it any wonder?-quite a car pusher-busy as a beaver. Girls' Hi-Y 3, 4, Secretary 45 Girls' Service Club 4, Sergeant-at-arms 45 Girls' Athletic Council 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 45 Junior Red Cross 35 Homeroom President 4, Vice Presi- dent 35 Cheerleader 3, 45 Horizon Club 45 Intra-mural Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Day Committee 45 Junior Day Assembly 3. . ' of br -J' . NORMAN BQFUIION BAS T .Monsterils .stoogq-K ry A or , ff-every teQc er'sfy ri and 4 'o ? 1 1' ' , FRY M-,ff Y I Sem 'Pnvitati n Coiifm tee 4- Com s eagge' , 4' In a Bask 2 3 Mixed Ch Homeroom e Presid V I ' '.fii'Bu1f1f' jfy ,lf 1' V al , ,S 3 3, 45 Alph Y 'o g ' 1 1 ' . 3- . i 4' ' i T , nh , V E 'filsffj My WWW ,wg , f lR TH ELOISE BJSCKER Ruthie,' Whiz at a typewriter-sports minded-likes a certain Marine. Girls' Athletic Council 2, 3, 45 In- tramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 Intra- mural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Dance Committee 35 Senior Movie Committee 4. CHARLES A. AUSTIN ffclmlcf Retiring lad-pleasant humor -h andsome. Senior Ball committee 4. EDITH MAE BARRETT Edith Poised-glamorous red head- efhcient photography editor. French Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Vice President 45 Girls' Ser- vice Club 3, 45 Junior Red Cross 25 MAPLE LEAF Photography Editor 45 Senior Invitation Committee 45 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Mixed Choir 2, 3. OLGA BAY rrolgass Charming n e w c o m e r-well groomed-Oh! those brown A eyes. Cap and Gown Committee 4. JEAN BENNETT ffIeun3J Willowy - likes Algebra? - re- served. Senior Cap and Gown Committee 4. 'A' MAPLE LEAF--SENIORS 1945 . A ' ELMER -WILLIAM BENSON Q erBillyJ: - Look Out, here comes Elmer and his Dodge-lflman about town-enjoys life. Mixed Choir 45 Senior Ball Commit- tee 4. l ARLOUINE BRALEY 0 Airlie 1 A f ,' I fArgumentatIve + culinary ar- ' 5, tist - MaI1ilyn's churn. . I Mixed Choir 2, 35 ,Glee C1415 1,' 25 Senior Invitations Committee 4. fi 1'-.-l ' I I f ,e,,,, 7 mf LM A - in ' 5 , If I ' ,rf ff lf f.- I .. ' 5f,, CARGLAYN' JEAN BRUNSKILL fffeanfl Works in Tuttle and Rock- well's-square dancing enthu- siast-excellent skater. Homeroom Secretary 45 Senior Mov- ie Committee 45 Freshman Club 1. DONALD G. CANTY FFDOWJQ Good sport-one of the East Side gang-carefree. Football 15 Senior Cap and Gown Commit-tee 4. ROBERT S. BENSON Hopeless Bob Watkins G l e n ?- St. Paul's hoopman-the gentleman pre- fers blondes. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Chairman of Mon- itors 3, 45 Orchestra 3, 45 Senior Ball Committee 4. AUDREY E. BROWN f?AudilJ Sincerity is her motto-whole- some-originality and individ- uality. Girls' Hi-Y 3, 4, Treasurer 45 Pav- lowa Club 25 Horizon Club 45 Girls' Athletic Council 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice President 45 Homeroom Vice President 2, 35 Secretary junior Class 35 Treasurer Senior Class 45 Homeroom Secretary 15 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Banquet Committee 45 Senior Ball Committee 4. MARILYN BURKE Marilyn Likes Jack-unassuming-good natured. Senior Movie Committee 4. MARION A. CAREY Pf'RedJ, Waits for Al's Air Mails-why Syracuse?-happy gal. Book Club 45 Junior Prom Commit- tee 35 Junior Red Cross 3, 45 Senior Cap and Gown Committee 4. MAPLE LEAF-SENIORS 1945 i' ANNA MARIE CARRIG ffRee!J Petite and d e m u r e - what would Huguetis do Without her ?-companion able. Girls' Science Club 3g Senior Movie Committee 4. CHARLES R. CHASE, JR. CFC, Ri!!! Track star-our Senior Class President-gallant-ambitious. Sportsmanship League 3, 4, Vice President 4g President Senior Class 4g Beta Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, President 4g Student Council 2, 4, Treasurer 4g Homeroom President 2, 43 National Forensic League 3, 4, President 3g Youth Council 3, 4g Band I, 25 Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 3g Football 33 Compass League 45 Jun- ior Day Dance Chairman 3, Junior Prom 3. CONCETTA COLAMARINO Connie Elusive-home ec Wizard-ah ways there when needed. Cap and Gown Committee 4. FRANCIS A. CONGELLI Coots,' One of the bloody fifth - imaginative-f u t u r e in Air Corps-comedian. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 33 Aero- nautics Club 4g Compass League lg Senior Movie Committee 4g Senior Assembly 4. DEHLIA A. CHAPIN ffDee3J Peppy-square dancer-always in Canisteo-we Wonder why? Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Cap and Gown Committee 4. Yclgewyf D 1! ERESNOWSKY Likes 'em all-44-tall, d r A hand- some-Doris s h an. Ho eroom i 4, Aeronautics Clu QP ient 4g Senior Day Com it . 1 I MARY S. COLEMAN N ffMary3! Our Junior Prom Queen-4Ma- jestic's cashier-light hearted -mischievous smile. Cheerleader 2, 33 Junior Day Com- mittee 3g Junior Assembly 3, Junior Prom Co-chairman 3g MAPLE LEAF 45 Volcano! 45 Senior Ball Commit- tee 4. EILEEN CONWAY fflkeii Winsome l a s s i e - delightful newcomer-kind-hearted. Senior Day Committee 4. ir MAPLE LEAF--SENIORS 1945 RUTH O. CRANDALL ffzleftyii Poise plus-high stepping- Majorette-busy I-Ii-Y Presi- dent -heart's with that Cro- zier boy. Girls' Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, President 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Majorette 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Junior Prom Committee 3g Senior Ball Co-chair- man 4. MARY CAROLINE CROZIER ' reMayyI: Bewildering laugh - loyal - Miss Schreibs right hand man -refreshing. Girls Hi-Y 3, 45 Girls' Service,Club 3, 45 Nlixed Choir 2, Q, Treasurer 3, Librarian 45 Girls' Glee Club 1, 29 Orchestra 3, 43. MAPLE LEAF Co- Editor 4. ' 'i . PATRICK J. CUNNINGI-IAM f?Ha1n33 One of Uncle Sam's boys- movie star looks-obliging. Aeronautics Club 45 Band 1. HELEN CURTIS Helen Fine student - prefers girls - trim. Spanish Club 4, Freshman Club lg Senior Day Committee 4. JEAN MARIE CROOK ffjeanv Cinema goer--sunny disposi- tion-did you get your invita- tions? Three Mummers Club 3g Girls' Ser- vice Club 4g Book Club 4g Senior Invitation Co-chairman 4. MARY ANN CULLEN ffMuTylJ Woolworth's floor girl-always writing le t t e r s-undecided about her men. Senior Invitation Committee 4. PAUL JOHN CURRAN Mohawk Jitterbug-basketball wizard- haunts Elmhurst-H. H. S.'s shortest crew cut. Sportsmanship League 3, 45 Alpha I-Ii-Y 3, 45 Mixed Choir 45 Basket- ball 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4g Junior Prom Committee 33 Senior Day Co- chairman 4. JOSEPH PAUL DAGON ?fMaj0?,J5 Playboy-keeps the teachers guessin'-handsome Irishman. Junior Red Cross 3, Football 3, Junior Prom Committee 33 Senior Banquet Committee 4. MAPLE LEAF-SENIORS 1945 uk HAROLD KENNETH DAILY Harley The silent type-t00tS the horn -John Erie. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 25 Beta Hi-Y 4. MARJORIE DENNISTON Margie Holland's soda jerker-Canis- teo gal-lovely blonde. Volcano 45 Senior Movie Commit- tee 4. JOSEPH R. DE VINNEY Big Robot Let the World roll by-non- chalant-teachers' despair. Student Council 15 Junior Red Cross 1, 35 Aviation Club 1, 25 Senior In- vitation Committee 4. MARILYN DIDAS Marilyn Merry-winhing rn a n n e r - a friend indeed-found in Wool- worth's. Senior Banquet Committee 4. MARY ELLEN DAVIS Mary Ellen Beautiful dark hair-compam ionable-what a sense of hu- mor! Volcano 45 Girls' Service Club 3, 45 Girls' Choir 25 Homeroom Secretary and Treasurer 45 Junior Assembly 35 Senior Assembly Co-chairman 4. TI-IERESA ANN DE SANTO ffTeSs3! Flashing dark eyes-always gay --smartly dressed. Senior Cap and Gown Committee 4. 'DOLORES DEWEY ff-Doi!! Sparkling dimples-likes what handsome man?-fun-loving. Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 Home- room Secretary 35 Mixed choir 35 Girls' Choir 35 Girls' Service Club 45 Girls' Athletic Council 45 Senior Day Committee 4. ANGELINE E. DI NARDO' ffAngieJ! Attractive brunette--a smile for everyone-life is Wonder- ful! Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Science Club 35 Girls' Glee Club 35 Girls' Athletic Council 45 Mixed Choir 45 Book Club 45 Junior Day Committee 35 Senior Movie Com- mittee 45 junior Prom Committee 35 MAPLE LEAF 4. ak MAPLE LEAF-SENIoRs 1945 YOLANDO MARY DI NARDO Londi'e Ah those dimples!-congenial --stunning girl. Intramural Sports 2, 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 25 Book Club 45 Junior Dance Committee 35 Senior Invita- tion Committee 4. JOAN DUNN ff-Red!! Fond of Mt. Morris-talkative -always grinning. Junior Day Committee 35 Junior Red Cross 45 Senior Cap and Gown Committee 45 Homeroom President 15 Homeroom Secretary 2. ANN PAULINE ERMY Dimples Red harlequin glasses-glamob ous-plenty of charm. Glee Club 25 Mixed Choir 2, 35 Junior Red C r o s s 25 Intramural Sports 25 Junior Day Dance Co- chairrnan 35 Junior Prom Commit- tee 35 MAPLE LEAF 45 Senior Ban- quet Committee 4. ALICE MARIE FISHER YEA!!! Natural artist-amicable-im dustrious-always time for fun. Girls, Athletic Council 3, 45 Junior Red Cross 2, 35 Artisans 35 Senior Cap and Gown Committee, Co- chairman 4. WILLIAM JOHN DOHERTY HBHI57 Has, been known to go with girls!-handsome red head- clever sense of humor. Stagecraft Club 25 Beta Hi-Y 3, 45 Boys' Science Club 25 Junior Red Cross 45 Junior Assembly 35 Senior Ball Committee 4. GLADYS ELLS MENS!! Buffalo's gift to Hornell-has outside interests-square danc- ings her hobby. Senior Movie Committee 4. yt- , SOLIISEB i FALZARANO ' ffMik'e,7 No. 1 absentee-rugged farm- er-energetic worker. Senior Invitation Committee 4. X340 fx ' . e In I ELLEN FLANAGAN Ellen A demure b e a u t y-admires farmers-efficient. MAPLE LEAFQ Senior Invitation Committee 4. MAPLE LEAF-SENIORS 1945 uk CAROLYN JEANNE FLANDERS ffpussyi! Piquant-our boogie Woogie girl-talented and whimsical. Girls' Service Club 43 Girls' Glee Club 2, 35 French Club 2, 3, 4g Mixed Choir 3, 4g Senior Assembly Committee 4g MAPLE LEAF 45 Jun- ior Assembly 3g Valedictorian 4. MARILYN JUNE GALLAGHER Mm'ilyn,' Dislikes her size-gay laughter -bubbly good nature. Book Club 2, 3, 4g Senior Banquet Committee 4. EDITH GEMMELL ffEdieD Eye-catching-boundless ener- gy-why be serious? Art Club 15 Pavlowa Club 2, 39 Junior Red Cross 15 Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 15 Intramural Sports 1, 23 Junior Assembly Com- mittee 3g Senior Ball Committee 4. GEORGE EUGENE GIBBA FFMHCDJ Congenial-steadfast friend - calm. Senior Cap and Gown Committee 4. MARILYN G. FLAXINGTON P?Rusty!J Freddies, future-glossy au- burn hair-a skating fiend- serious. Girls' Hi-Y 2, 3, 49 Stagecraft Club 1, 2,, Secretary-Treasurer 25 Three Mummers Club 43 Junior Prom Committee 3. GERTRUDE A. GALUTIA ffGe7,t3J lLoyal-who is he?-gorgeous hair. Ambepa Club 13 Freshman Club 15 Senior Movie Committee 4. JEAN GENERALLI Hjeaniei' The dreamer-what's the at- traction in Owego?-wistful. Senior Cap and Gown Committee 45 Intramural Sports 2, 3. JAMES SIDNEY GIBBS ffIim7l Motor-minded-w e a r i n g the Army khaki-sleepyeyed lad- cracks wise. ir MAPLE LEAF-SENIORS 1945 JOHN W. GIBSON Grabber Audrey's dream man--wears the Navy Blue-just call him Admiral! Compass League 3, 43 Senior Assem- bly Committee 4. NORMA FLORENCE GREEN erNO771'Z,, Vivacious -- argumentative - socially adept. Senior Invitation Committee 4. ROGER BRUCE HEERs fCR0g,J 1 A- actor deluxe - competent and intelligent. Three Mummers Club 3, 4, Presi- dent 4g Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4g Band 2, 3, 45 Senior Cap and Gown Co- chairman 45 Senior Election Com- mittee 4. SHIRLEY JACKSON Squir1fely,' Candyland's p r i d e - every- body's friend -lovely smile. Junior Dance Committee 3, Senior Movie Committee 4. ANGELO GIGLIO ffAngie7! Famed hair clipper - a wit - ah, sweet mystery of life! Junior Red Cross lg Compass League 2, 3, Intramural Sports 1g Senior Cap and Gown Committee 4. JAMES GRISWOLD Griz Dot's big moment-never ruf- fled - prankster - keen appre- ciation Of life. Student Council 1, 2, 3g Alpha Hi- Y 3, 4, Sportsmanship League 45 Baseball 3, 49 Compass League 3, 43 MAPLE LEAF 4, Senior Day Com- mittee 4. VIRGINIA C. HOUSE Gin11yv Firey tresses - o n e o f Miss Mosher's best-individualist. Girls' Service Club 3, 4, Treasurer 45 Junior Red Cross 2, 33 Junior Prom Committee 35 Junior Day Committee 35 MAPLE LEAF 45 Sen- ior Invitation Committee 4. PATRICIA LOU JEFFERY ffpiutu Dreams of Lon McAllister- remember Keuka Lake? - dar- ling of the Sixth Ward. Junior Red Cross 35 Girls' Service Club 45 Girls' Glee Club 33 Mixed Choir 4, Junior Day Dance Com- mittee 3g Senior Day Committee 4. Q 5 , 1 ,MAPLE LLEAF+SENIOARS 1945 ul' , , sv. p 'I 1 i gr KENNEH DONALD KEMP- . '21-wif' . A Mayor of, tlie Fifth Wardv- gets arouhiil --naischievous' - likes hay rides! W Cheerleadersnglg Homeroom Presi- dent 2, Vice PresidentQ'9'2 Alpha Hi- Y 3, 45 French Club 1, 25 Intra- mural Basketball 15 Compass League 2, 35 junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Assembly 4. MARY LOU KIMMEL Mary Lou When Irish eyes are smiling -likes these out-of-town games-full of pep and vim. Girls' Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Sergeant-at- arms 35 Junior Red Cross 1, 3, 45 Homeroom Secretary 15 Pavlowa Club 25 Girls' Glee Club 15 Vol- cano! 45 junior Dance Committee 35 MAPLE LEAF 45 Senior Movie Com- mittee 4. EDWARD F. KINNERNEY ffEd7P Suave-Wellsville visitor--one of the boys. Band 1, 2, 35 Orchestra 25 Beta Hi- Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Ball Commit- tee 4. KENNETH EDWARD KUNICKY Russian Pres basketball star-Lucy El- len's one and only-the Navy's got him-gift of gab. Red Cross 35 Alpha Hi-Y 45 Intra- mural Basketball 1, 25 Homeroom Basketball 45 Senior Movie Chair- man 45 MAPLE LEAF 45 junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Dance 4. DONALD H. KETCHUM A Holyoke Handsome Cwe mean it!l - Reed's better. half? -mathe- matical wizard-vuQhat's this We hear about Corning? MAPLE LEAF Business Manager 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Beta Hi-Y 3, 45 Three Mummers 2, 3, 4, President s ' 9 ' ' e 3 Chess Track 3 junior Day Committe Senior Ball Com mittee 114. Tl':IX,OMAS P. Koc 1 T0rchy Football hero-that flaming red brush cut-business man. Alpha Hi-X 3, 45 Sportsmanship League- 3, 45 Junior Red Cross 45 Student Council 25 Homeroom Pres- ident 25 Football 2, 3, Captain 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Intramural Bas- ketball 1, 2, 45 Compass League 45 junior Prom Committee 35 MAPLE LEAF Business Manager 45 Senior Ball Committee 4. ANN LANDMAN ffAnnD Nice clothes- n on ch al an t- never in a hurry-razzle,clazzle, root beer. 5, Senior Invitation Committee 45 Vol- cano 4. will ii x X X 'A' MAPLE LEAF--SENIORS 1945 JOHN W. LAWROW Band, Benny Goodman the second- good looking-Compass League whiz-attractive to the fairer sex. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Quartermaster 43 Orchestra 3, 43 Student Council 43 Beta Hi-Y 2, 3, 431 Homeroom Pres- ident 23 Senior Assembly 43 Com- pass League 4. BETTY JANE LEO Benny Likes to go to near-by towns- seen at square dances-carefree. Senior Movie Committee 4. KAT1-IRYN JEAN LETTAS Gussie Jolly good n a t u r e-pleasing chatter-chic-oh, that driv- er's license! Art Club 13 Pavlowa 23 Movie Ap- preciation Club 23 Junior Red Cross 33 MAPLE LEAF 43 Volcano 4g In- tramural Basketball 23 Junior Prom 33 Junior Assembly 33 Junior Day Dance Committee 33 Volcano Mail- ing Committee Chairman 4g Senior Ball Committee 4-3 Senior Assembly Committee 4g Senior Banquet Com- mittee 4. 1 LYLE EDWIN LOCKWOOD QPHVOPHJ Oli, those shoulders!-plays in the S:,S. L63gl1gif912.Ck3d3iSiC2ll. Band 1, 2, 33 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 43 Junior Assembly Commit- ESE 3g Senior Ball Committee 4. 'Q J . s IRENE LOIS LEACH Nlfenen Blondie -Dunn's special at- traction- all business -em chanting. Mixed Choir 2, 33 Glee Club 2: Senior Assembly 4. LOUISE G. LEPSCI-I Minnie Men by the dozen?-our ador- able strutter-vivacious--be- nign. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Majorette 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Junior Assembly 3g Senior Election Committee 43 Senior Ball Committee 4. PATRICIA LOU LINDEMAN ffpatli Liked by everyone-proud member of the Fifth Warde amicablefoh, boys, those eyes! Mixed Qldoir 2, 33 Glee G1-nb 1, 23 Girls, .Athletic Cojiirffil, Vice Presi- dent l3,5,Bre5fdG1t 4g Girls' Seryice Club 3, Vice President '43 Girls? iH'i- Y 3, 43 Junior Red Cggs 3, 4, Sec- retary 43 Student Council 3, 4g Sec- retary 4.3,.--Paiflowa 23 ,National For? ensie League 43 Horizgfng Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 43 Oratori- cal, Contesrf -43 'Senior Class Secre- taty3'l'Etramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 1, ,23vIntram'T1rafl Sports 1, 2, 3, 4g Junior Proin 33ix'Senior Assembly Committee 43 MAQLK LEAF 4g Homeroom President 3. 1 ., NORMAN JOSEPH LODATO Norm Frank Sinatran-those plaid shirts-Beau Brummel-second Fred Astaire. Alpha Hi-Y 2, 3, Sergeant-at-arms 4g Junior Red Cross 1, 33 Mixed Choir 43 Junior Dance Committee 3g Junior Assembly Committee 33 Senior Ball Committee 4. MAPLE LEAF-SENIORS 1945 'Ir KATHRYN MARY LONG Ka1fie' ' Glamour girl-expert dancer- giggly-sophis tic ation. Pavlowa 25 Movie Appreciation Club 25 Girls' Hi-Y 3, 45 Home- room President 35 Junior Prom Committee 35 Junior Assembly 35 Senior Ball Committee 45 Senior Banquet Committee 45 Senior .As- sembly 45 Volcano Mailing Commit- tee 4. THOMAS RYAN MALONEY Slive1's Found with Sam and Moose- lrish charm-gives them all a break-so come hither, girls- cosmopolitan. Q Beta Hi-Yi 3, 4, Sergeant-at-arms 45 Football 2, 35 Junior Dance Com- mittee' 35 Junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Ball Committee 45 Vol- rano Mailing Committee 45 MAPLE LEAF 45 Volcano 45 Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. 1 ANNETTA MARTZ PFAMWHJ Spic and span-our favorite usherette-temperamental. Homeroom Vice President 35 Junior Red Cross 25 Senior Invitation Committee 4. TERESA MAY Mefai1fable Naive-possesses nature's own 'lperml'-completely unruffled. Senior Cap and Gown Committee 4. LENORE LE ROY MAKER ffpeggyll Scholarly-bound to succeed-- perfect lady. Three Mummers Club 35 Senior Cap and Gown Committee 4. JOHN A. MANGO Cfjobnnyi! Tall, dark, and handsome- 'Tve been working on the rail- road -excellent debator. Senior Assembly Committee 4. MARY LOUISE MATTIE Mary Lou Loyal-solemn-agreeable lass. Spanish Club 4, Vice President 45 Senior Day Committee 4. MARIE MAO DONALD ffMaC.U Exquisite clothes-smooth-lm quacious. Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 45 Student Council 45 Girls' Ath- letic Council 2, 35 Three Mummers Club 3, 45 National Forensic League 45 Volcano 35 Movie Appreciation Club 1, 25 Junior Prom Co-chair- man 35 Homeroom Secretary-Trea- surer 2, Vice President 35 Senior As- sembly 45 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. ak MAPLE LEAF-SENIORS 1945 JOHN E. MCCARTHY ffMaC!J Browny - class comedian - changeable nature. Senior Banquet Committee 4. I xf X , . . Ii' ,V 3, 1 X MARE JANE MCCORMICK -7 i ll -P re v ' -J. Vi' jane Trim and meticulous-humob ' ous-half Qiffthe twinsome duo. 1 ' '. I Homeroom Vice President 45 Fresh- man Clubg Junior Day Committee 3g Senior Invitation Committee 4. X EDWARD PATRICK . MCENTEE ffpatil Elmer,s bodyguard-irrepressh ble-here today, gone tomor- row. Football 2, 3g Junior Dance Com- mittee 3g Senior Assembly 4. EDWARD MCGUIRE FFMMJ7 Mr. Peltz's after school cus- tomer-fleet feet-10 o'clock scholar-how to Win friends! Senior Assembly Committee 4, Jun- ior Assembly Committee 3g Student Council 4, Vice President 45 Sports- manship League 4g Alpha Hi-Y 3, 4, Homeroom President 45 Youth Council 43 Spanish Club, Treasurer 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 3g Compass League 2, 3, Football 3g Varsity Basketball 4. MADELINE J. MCCARTHY ffMidgeJ2 Scintillating smile-Dunn's de- pendable one-likes adventure. Girls' Athletic Association 2, 3, 43 Artisans 43 Junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Movie Committee 4. s 1 v K x . -5 - , -1 . . , il s IMARY- JEHAN MCCORMICK Njeani' N 7 A , ,Chatterbox - bonny ahd bu'br ' -fbly-which one is which? Freshman- Club lg Junior Assembly 3g Sehior 'Bahquert Cbmmittee'4. R N L 5 , A EDGAR L. MCGRosso Moose Nikki's steady-crooner-rug ged-everybody's favorite man. Football 2, 34 Beta Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Sportsmanship League 45 Junior Dance Committee 35 Junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Assembly 4. BARBARA MF.KIBBEN Barb Chewing gum artist-square dancer -frequent visitor to Howard. Volcano 4, Senior Invitation Com- mittee 4. MAPLE LEAF-SENIORS 1945 ul' KENNETH MCKIBBIN ffMaCk!J Jimmy Dorsey's rival-solemn -where has he been hiding? Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Invitation Committee 4. ARLENE NAOMI MILES Arlene Mellow voice-Keith's the lucky man-demure brunette. Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls, Athletic Council 45 Science Club 3, 4, Secretary 35 Junior Assembly 35 Senior Assembly 35 Volcano 4. RosE ANN ZMORETTI NRO!! Perky bobby socks lass-con- tinual chatter-Winsome. Junior Red Cross 45 Volcano 45 Senior Banquet Committee 4. af 'l Q3 A i NoR3'fAN F. MURPHY WL ' rfMur-play: St. Iggies star - k e e p s Red Raiders :going-Irish a d how -truly! H. C.? 9 Alpha 45 Sportsmanship' xx., League 4X Mixed Choir 45 Junior Red Cross 25 Football 2 3' Basket- X ball 3, 4,lSenior ManageI845 Senior NX ,gissembly 45' -I I , x 3 JOHN FRANCIS MEEHAN Chick A true Irish gent1eman-bas- ketball pro-calm, cool and collected-amiable. Sportsmanship League 3, 4, Presi- dent 45 Student Council 35 Alpha Hi-Y 3, 45 National Forensic League 45 Basketball 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Football 25 Junior Assem- bly 35 Senior Banquet Committee 4. BETTY MARIE MILLER ffBetty5J Statuesquwlimpid black eyes -capable-a t t e n cl a n c e office aide-de-camp. Girls' Service Club 3, 4, Sergeant- at-arms 45 Junior Red Cross 45 Sen- ior Movie Committee 4. MAX WILLIAM MUHLEISEN ffpyofli Scientific g e n i u s-deceptive quietness-talented Volcano ed- itor-a Romeo. Science Club 3, Vice President 35 Volcano, Co-editor 45 Junior Red Cross 35 Artisans 4, Vice President 45 Track 3, 45 Senior Day Commit- tee 4. ZARA JANE NASSAR ffzaraf! Career girl - poised - never a dull moment--found in Can- dyland. Freshman Club 15 Senior Day Com- mittee 4. ir MAPLE LEAF-SENIORS 1945 ARLENE JUNE NICHOLS Arlene Efficient-smile for everyone- sincere-tiny and gay. Ambepa 15 Intramural Sports 1, 25 Senior Day Committee 4. VIRGINIA OLIX f?GinnylJ Reliable Worker-earnest-rv tiring. Senior Banquet Committee 4. NANCY J. O,ROURKE PfNan,5 Coy - what a line! - popular miss-sophisticated. Intramural Sports 25 Junior Assem- bly 35 Senior Banquet Committee 4. MARY PASCOE EPMHTJZJ7 Such g ol d i 1 o c k s-Pepsodent smilwenviable charm. Senior Assembly Committee 4. HELEN O,CONNOR t ?fStuyy77 Carefree-loves a good time- quick repartee-pin-up girl. Homeroom Treasurer 1, 25 Spanish Club 3, 45 Volcano 45 MAPLE LEAF 45 Junior Prom Committee 35 Sen- ior Banquet Committeeg Volcano Mailing Committee 4. RICHARD STEWART O'NEIL, R0c'kloeaal Student gentleman--versatile- super athlete4presi?iefilt extra- ordinary. junior Red Cross ' , 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 3, Vice Presid nt 45 Alpha Hi- Y 2, 3, 4, Sergeant-at-arms 3, Presi- Sientf45 Sportsmanship League 3, 45 Student Council 2, 3, 4, President 4.5 Foxhole 3, 4, President 45 Chess Club 1, Sergeant-at-arms 15 junior Class Vice President 35 Football 1, 2, 35 Basketball 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Senior Day Committee 4. ' LORENA' JUNE PALMER Palmer Comely-Arkport is so nice- farmerette. Senior Movie Committee 4. PHYLLIS E. PLoss Pl0ssie Dipper at Elmhurst-always on the go-amiable. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 45 Girls' Service Club 45 Junior Assem- bly 35 Volrano Mailing Committee 45 Senior Banquet Committee 4. MAPLE LEAF--SENIORS 1945 if BERTHA POLLIZI Bu1fcb', Petite-seen with Molly and Theresa-lovely to look at. Senior Day Committee 4. JAMES PRUNOSKE y Sam4? 3 A Handsome-dapper -ffrequents ., RaWady's. Beta Hi-Y 2, 3, 4,'Vice President 45 Student Council 45 Junior !Red Cross 25 Homeroom President 15 Football 35 Baseball 2, 3,fr5 Intra- mural Sports 15 Junior Prom Com- mittee 35 MAPLE LEAF 4. RICHARD REITNAUER Whizzer,' Second Tommy Dorsey-anoth- er St. Paul star-reserved- that's what you think! Beta Hi-Y 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Com- pass League 45 Orchestra 3, 45 Sen- ior Cap and Gown Committee 4. LUCY ANN Rlzzo FCLZLU Vivacious-Bob's one and only -lives for the mailman. Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 1, 2, 3, 45 Movie Appreciation Club 2, 35 Girls' Glee Club 2, 35 Mixed Choir 45 Pavlowa 25 Senior Movie Committee 45 Junior Assembly 35 Junior Prom Committee 3. MARY JANE PRICE Mary jane Sereneoh that hair do!-de- lightful company. Girls' Service Club 45 Book Club 45 Senior Banquet Co-chairman 4. MARY LoU QUARTZ Mary Lou Big blue eyes-personality plus -eflicient executive. Girls' Athletic Council 3, 4, Ser- geant-at-arms 45 Girls' Service Club 3, 4, President 45 Student Council 45 Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 45 Intramural Sports 2, 3, 45 Senior Ball Committee 4. RICHARD REYNOLDS Boomer Quite the rover-22B resident -oh, do I owe any Work? Band 1, 2, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 4. PHILIP LESTER ROCKWELL ffR0Ck-yi! Crack pilot-enjoys life-top hoopman in S. S. League-im ventor of convertible station wagon. Q Alpha Hi-Y 3, 45 Aviation Club 45 Football 2, 35 Baseball 2, 3, 4, Manager 25 Compass League 45 Sen- ior Banquet Committee 45 Junior Assembly 3. ir MAPLE LEAF--SENIORS 1945 WILLIAM O. ROCKWELL ffROcklyI2 Inventor of pepperoni pens- basso profundo-good looking. Junior Red Cross 45 Jayvee Basket- ball 45 Compass League 45 Senior Day Committee 4. JANE MARIE SEAMAN jamie Oh, Johnny!-natural-happy disposition. junior Red Cross 1, 25 French Club 1, 25 Homeroom Secretary 1, 45 Girls' Service Club 3, 45 Junior Day Dance 35 MAPLE LEAF 45 Senior Movie Committee 4. FRANK BURKE SHANAHAN F1'ankie', Those Corning gals-pride of Co. F.-smooth dresser-oblig- ing. Junior Red Cross 25 Senior Invita- tion Committee 4. DE WITT M. SI-IERWOOD ffvandyii l'What,s homework? - jovial -easy come, easy go. Alpha Hi-Y 45 Senior Ball Commit- tee' 45 Swimming 35 Intramural X Sports 3, 45 Track 3. LEROY E. ROE ffR0yl3 Reserved-inspired woman hat- er-sleeps through English. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Cap and Gown Committee 4. RUTH AUDREY SEITZ Ruthie Likes to jitterbug - clever - window trimmer-tempera- mental-distinctive. Three Mummers Club 2, 3, 45 Arti- sans 2, 3, 45 Girls' Hi-Y 3, 45 French Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 35 Mixed Choir 2, 45 Girls' Glee Club 1, 25 Volcano 45 junior Day Com- mittee 35 Junior Prom 35 MAPLE LEAF 45 Volcano Mailing Commit- tee 45 Senior Ball Committee. THOMAS FRANCIS SHEA ffsleepyli 'qSome day I'll do my Chemis- try -found with Muhleisen- takes life lightly-original car- tooning. Track 3, 45 Football 35 Senior Day Committee 45 Volcano 4. GEORGE ANTHONY SHINER Sunny The mighty midget-busybody -LavOnier's right hand man. Aeronautics Club 4, Secretary-Trea- surer 45 Senior Cap and Gown Com- mittee 4. MAPLE LEAF-SENIORS 1945 i' ROBERT CHARLISS SIMPSON ff JI Bob- HQ Stu dious -individiialist -slide trombone artistzg 'T Band 2, 5, 43 Orgiestra 3, 43 Cap and GOWD Gommittee 4. P - AQ, . wx 7 I v- r N . . f . . ' V XV, V N ' is V' . P5 P mx, mit. 'L .A X . , Q 4 . . 3 .. ' ' 2 he , AI Tr 4: CY 3. CAROLYN JANE SMITH Smifzyv Refreshing - bubbly laugh - always rushing. Homeroom President 43 Senior Cap and Gown Committee 4. LAWRENCE E. SMITH Smitty Good natured-where did he find the car?-one of Lavon- ierls boys. Aeronautics Club 43 Senior Invita- tion Committee 4. n ELEANOR M. STEPHENS f A 1.-., Ellie Bill's girl-immense blue eyes -gay friendliness. Q Homeroom Vice President 43 Senior Day Committee 4.4 '- - ROGER D. SKINNER ffR.0g7J Star on North-where did he get that subtle humor?-enig- matic. French Club 1, 2, 33 Stagecraft Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Alpha Hi-Y 49 Track 2, 3, 43 Compass League 3, 4g Senior Invitation Committee, Chairman 4. CASSANDRA TRENE SMITH ffsandyif Always busy-1033 President- Miss Todd's little helper-what a gamin grin! Basketball 1, 25 Volleyball 23 Senior Committee 4. RUTH MINNIE SPENCER Ruthie Capable-Miss Palumbo's pride and joy-beautiful gold hair. Girls' Glee Club 13 Mixed Choir 13 Spanish Club 2, 43 National Foren- sic League 43 Oratorical Contest 43 Senior Cap and Gown Committee 4. QTTO STEWART CFO KD! Jane and Otto-quick wit- whimsical realism. Alpha Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Vice President 43 French Club 4g Junior Red Cross 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Sportsmanship League 45 Mixed Choir 23 Home- room Vice- President 43 Track 3, 43 Jayvee Basketball 43 Swimming 3, 43 Football 33 Junior Prom Co- chairman 33 MAPLE LEAF 43 Senior Ball Committee 4. l at MAPLE LEAF-SENIORS 1945 DOROTHY JANE STUART ffD0t7l Artistic - lively - likes those out of town-skating enthusi- ast. Artisans 2, 3, 45 Volcano 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 15 Junior Prom 35 Junior Assembly 35 MAPLE LEAF 45 Senior Ball Committee 4. MARILYN ELAINE SWARTS Swa1tzie,' Turnpiker-where's Beverly?- Mrs. Riccardo's pet-always giggling. Homeroom Treasurer 45 Junior Day Dance Committee 35 Senior Cap and Gown Committee 4. PAUL GERARD UNDERWOOD Stinky, Keen-quizzical-for further details see McGuire and Skin- ner. Homeroom President 15 Junior Red Cross 35 Stagecraft 1, 2, 3, 45 Chess Club 15 Track 2, 35 Compass League 3, 45 Jayvee Basketball 45 MAPLE LEAF 45 Senior Banquet, Co- chairman 45 Senior Assembly 4. AUDREY WAIGHT ffAuggie3P Dislikes school - flirtatious f- charming. Senior Cap and Gown Committee 4. ELWYN LOWELL SWARTS Lowell His abilities are endless-H. H. S. brain trust-perfectionist. Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 35 Mixed Choir 2, 3, 45 Debate Club 3, 45 National Forensic League 3, 45 Ora- torical Contest 35 junior Assembly 35 Senior Movie Committee 45 Sen- ior Election Committee 4. DARYLE EDWARD TRIPP Ao'miral', Learned but not dull-Well-im formed-polished gentleman. National Forensic League 3, 45 Chess Club 1, 25 Vice President 25 Boys' Science Club 35 Mixed Choir 35 De- bate 3, 45 Oratorical Contest 35 Junior Day Committee 35 Senior Election Committee 45 Senior Movie Committee 4. PAULINE MAE VAN GORDER Paunnie Efficient secretary-Waits for Fleet mail-clever and capable. Mixed Choir 15 Girls' Choir I5 Girls' Service Club 45 Junior Class Treasurer 35 Junior Prom 35 Junior Day Committee 35 Senior Movie Committee 45 MAPLE LEAF 4. MARGARET ANN WARD Chick Ward of Sixth Ward-dainty -Sy's pretty nice, isn't he?- starry eyed. Senior Assembly Committee 4. MAPLE LEAF--SENIORS 1945 'Ir BETTY JANE WATT ffjeanv Homework hater-fun loving -diminutive charmer. Freshman Club 15 Three Mummers Club 45 Book Club 35 Movie Ap- preciation Club 21, Junior Day Com- mittee 3g Senior Cap and Gown Committee 4. JOHN DANIEL WERTZ ftlackl! Jolly-kibitzer-what a snoz! -photography fiend. Beta Hi-Y 3, 4, MAPLE LEAF 4g Track 1, 2, 53 Junior Red Cross 43 Senior Cap and Gown Committee 4. KATHERINE E. WHEELER Katie Buoyant -- happy-go-lucky - spends her summers at Demons. Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 1, 33 Girls' Hi-Y 3, 4J Girls' Athletic Council 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Secre- tary 33 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2g Mixed Choir 3, 45 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior BallJQommittee 4. J I VIRGINIA HELIQSI WILCOX Ginny Quite a giifl-merry-persom ality plus! . Book Club 3, 4g Homeroom Secre- tary 143 Senior Cap and Gown Cqm- mittee 4. - HELEN J. WEAVER Colgate Kid Gay smile-found in A corri- dor-carefree. Three Mummers Club 1, 2, 3, Mov- ie Appreciation Club 1, 2g Girls, Science Club 1, 2, 55 Spanish Club 4J Senior Movie Committee 4. HELEN MARCIA WHEELER Helen Mischievous-d e v i l i s h green eyes-carefree-t alented. Glee Club 24 Stagecraft Club 2, 3, 4g Artisans 3, 4, Three Mummers Club 4g Mixed Choir 33 Intramural Sports 15 Book Club 45 MAPLE LEAF 4, Horizon Club 1, 2, 3, Jun- ior Prom 33 Senior Banquet Com- mittee 4. RUTH WHITNEY Rutlf' Reserved -- dignified - gen- erous. Senior Movie Committee 4. ELLIOT N. WINEBURG Elliot Good sense of v a l u e s-glib speaker--knows what he! vlmnts -scientific. Chess Club 1, 2g Boys' Science Club 3, Treasurer 33 National Forensic League 45 Debate Team 4, Oratori- cal Contest 45 Junior Assembly 33 Senior Banquet Committee 4. X s ru -3333 ir MAPLE LEAF-SENIORS 1945 HARRY V. WOODARD . Mouse What a blush! -unconcerned and composed. Senior Banquet Committee 4. WILLIAM YERGENS f?'Ye1,g7l Casanova ' Bill-carefree-one of Elmer's boys. Spanish Club 4g Compass League 3, 45 Senior Day Committee 4. LOUISE C. ZEH L0uise', Quiet-heart throb in Bach- pride of the 4-H Club. French Club 1, 23 Senior Movie Committee 4. 37 WAYNE C. WOODWORTH ffWayne!7 Clever with a pencil - jolly Fifth Warder + amused -book worm. V Senior Movie Committee 4. PHYLLIS P. ZDANOWSKI Phil,' New addition to H. H. S.- agreeablr-partial to Army. Spanish Club 4g Senior Movie Com mittee 4. familiar 1. McGuire late for classes. 2. Elmer and the car. 3 Rollin' your own. 4. Moose and Nickie. S. After the game dances. SCCIICS 6. Mr. Peltz's lectures. 7. Argentieri crooning. 8. Flashy CHRIST jackets. 9. Bow ties. 10. Gas coupons floating around. 11. Teachers going quietly mad. 12. xMiss Schurr wading in the fish bowl. 13. Lawrow in the library Sth. 14. Ushers out for breakfast during assembly. 15. Maloney and Prunoske working on the MAPLE LEA1' 16. Monster beating up Bassett. 17. Burdette looking for a butt. 18. Racket in 22b. 19. Sinatra vs. Van Johnson. 20. Servicemen in class windows. 21. JV's brush-cuts. 22. Skipping for out-of-town games. 23. Kids staggering out of Chem. Lab. 24. Kemp making up detention. 25. Yap-ty-Yap-ty-Yap-ty. 26. One Meatballf' 7. Carmen holding up traflic. 28. Reducing exercises in girls' gym. 29. MAPLE LEAF staff burning the midnight oil. 0. Dogs in the classrooms. 1. Somebody looking for someone. 32. Pencil and Paper Parasites. 33. Starry-eyed girls. 34. Carved up desks. 35. Screwy clocks. 36. Rockwell's and McGuire's coats in the Waste basket 37. Slips for the office. 38. Swarts lost in McGuire's rubbers. 39. Anybody Got Two Bits? 40. Huge trig. classes. 41. Seniors using Junior High short cut. 42. Crowds at the attendance ofiice. 43. Teachers patrolling the halls. 44. Umbreago ringing through the halls. 45. Girls swooning over recent letters from Navy 38 ,wx fly ,Q Go. 33 ,9 0 7 5551 ,Q S46 O' Z Qmember , TH se CIQQV, old f Hen pC1r'1-fes 5 1 dsl? ,A si Q! 1'-Z 3 fs 9 M , O Q.. v P of A2 TV T B Ing -HW Ou ft -SB OQFCI gle Qj .e 0599, U'W+?l . wb O 3 I I fv ,GO f 'Wing N 'I We X ,sob soofbg N N339 K Q ax' .xa ' X0 409 0093 S40 49 -515' Qojf 4W a kc? 40092 5 'L voeyoqe QQXS Nofogo Pwering down M' he Foxhoke nu usexfz 1' i, .f ,nf A I ,f ' junlor class OFFICERS President - - - - - JACK HoUsE Vice President - - ROBERT HOLLANDS Secretary - - JEAN CLARK Treasurer - JOANNE PERLEY Adviser -------- MR. WASICEK We,re almost seniors now, and though we look ahead to next year, We leave with regret our junior year so filled with memories. The Junior Prom, a major success, will long remain a bright recollection of the year of '45, And last but far from least Junior Day-the climax of our year's activi- ties-can never be forgotten. To Mr. Wasicek, who was always there when we needed him and who gave un- stintingly of his time and talent to all our enterprises, we say our humble thanks. We wish to next year's Junior Class success, and We bid a fond farewell to the seniors whom We will miss. I 40 'F junior class roll Allen, Max Argentieri, Henry Averill, Richard Babcock, Elizabeth Ball, Helen Bartz, Nancy Becker, Virginia Berry, Daniel Brewer, Delores Brewer, Marcelene Brewster, Edna Brown, Barbara Buono, Nicoletta Burdett, Joyce Burdett, Robert Callaghan, Joanne CBillieD ' Campbell, Lois Campbell, Richard Canty, Patricia Carbone, Grace Carey, Catherine Carey, Jean Carpenter, Jack Carpenter, Pearl ' Cartella, Rose Carter, William Casey, Colleen Chilson, Daisie Cilane, Betty Clark, Jean Cole, Jane Coleman, James Collingwood, Louise' Collins, Jeanette Conners, Ruth Conz, Carol Ann Corbin, Annetta Cregan, William Crosby, Helen Crowe, Jean Curran, Kathleen Dagon, Lucy , Daniels, Constance Davie, Edward DeGroat, Barbara ' DenMan, Virginia Cleftj Dessena, John Dewey, James Dewey, John DiNardo, Carmen DiNardo, Michael Doorley, Carolyn Doster, Donald Drake, Thorl Eaton, Ruth Eicher, Marion Ellis, Richard Ellis, Robert ' Ermy, Julia Failing, Ruby Feeney, James Fenton, Catherine Fenton, Ruth Findlay, Ross Fiori, John Fisher, Leo Fitzgerald, Gerald Flint, Norma Frantz, Carol ' Freeland, Robert Frisbie, Gerald Furlong, Donald Gallagher, Jeanne Garippa, Moses Gibbs, Jessie Giles, Helen Gillette, Edward Goodrich, Bob Goodwin, Jack Greenfield, Velma Hall, Charles 1 Hall, Jacqueline Harris, Joseph Harvey, Sally Hasley, Mary Hatter, Jean Helmer, Bruce Holbrook, Kay Hollands, Dick Hollands, Robert Holleran, Thomas Horvat, Mary Hosmer, Esther House, John Hubert, Rosamond Hughes, Betty Johnson, Richard Junker, Eugenia Kelleher, Cecelia Kelly, Betty Ketchum, Robert Klos, Mary Elizabeth Kubiak, Robert LaBarron, Shirley LaFaro, Anna Marie Langford, Marion Latham, Doris Leahy, Paul Lewis, Kathryn Lewis, Virginia Lieb, Mary Helen Livermore, Esta Mae Lockwood, Laura Lyke, Dorothy Marino, Mary Lou Martin, Carolyn Martin, George Martin, Ned Mattie, Anita Mattie, Patricia Mazella, Olga McElwee, Ruth McKee, Doris McManus, Don Meehan, Elizabeth Meehan, Evelyn Messina, Theresa Miceli, Laura Morrissey, Richard Muchler, Lucille Murray, Florence Nisbet, Jean Nasca, Josephine 441 Nold, Robert O'Connor, Marie ' O'Connor, Patricia O'Connor, Thomas Ogurchak, Mary Jayne Onorato, Virginia Owen, Kendall Palmesano, Rosemary Panter, William Parkes, Mary Pascoe, Nacy Peck, Harriett Perley, Joanne Peterson, Frederick Pidkowicz, Joseph Rahmlow, Raymond Rasmussen, Alice Recktenwald, Laura Rice, Florence Riley, Ann Rink, Lucille Rixford, Barbara p Robbins, Rosemary Robertson, Jane Ruch, Robert Saba, Antoinette Salciccia, Thomas Schmelzer, Louise Schreppel, Ted Scrocco, Catherine Sengstook, Harry Sexton, Daniel Sherry, Virginia Sheridan, Edward Simms, Virginia Sini, Frances Smith, Carolyn Jean Smith, Merlyn Spalding, Betty Spencer, Lee Stewart, Beverly Stillman, Virginia Stretton, Shirley Sullivan, Mary Jean Stiles, Dorothy Terry, Jacqueline Testani, William Trentanalli, Josephine Tucker, Robert Valentine, Kathryn Vet, Tunis Vincent, Irene Vogt, Francis Vosburg, Betty Wagner, Richard' Wallin, Dorothy Weaver, Ruth Wellington, Carl Whalen, Joseph Whitford, Jerry Wood, Isabelle Woodward, Gerald Woodruff, James Woodworth, Joyce Yanick, Jean Zannieri, Louis X J J fr 7? Q sophomore class President - Vice President Secretary - Treasurer Adviser is x ,f 'L N ,, .,A,t I freshman class President - Vice Presiclent Secretary - Treasurer Adviser - r- . ,cw A 'A RN! , A - A L - u 1 '-39 , K., JL , Xt v' 'N OFFICERS WILLIAM LIVINGSTONE - DONALD POREMAN - JOAN DAGON WILLIAM FAIRBANKS - MRS. CORNUE 43 44 . - - ,.1i. 1 .1-.lti - . CICUVLUEES student council President Vice President Secretary - Treasurer - Sergezmzf-at-Arms Sitting, Left to Right-E. McGuire, P. Liudeman, R. 0'Nei1. Standing-C. Chase, W. Argentieri. OFFICERS 46 - RICHARD OSNEIL - EDWARD MCGUIRE PATRICIA LINDEMAN - CHARLES CHASE WILLIAM ARGENTIERI student council The Student Council has given to I-Iornell High School a government of the stu- dents, by the students, and for the students. It is the guiding influence throughout the school environment. The sale of war bonds and stamps has been directed by the Council and the Hne record the high school has made in the purchase of these bonds and stamps has been large- ly the result of the enthusiastic and efficient labor of the council. The Council sponsored Red Raider Day and Student Council Day, and continued to sponsor the highly successful socials jointly with the homerooms and clubs. The annual banquet and Student Council dance were the final activities for the year. Under the capable and responsible leadership of President Richard O'Neil, the Coun- cil has continued the tradition of good student government for our high school. I s,' 'l .1 , Q ., X ff I , . X ' 1 . , N , . X . Y , . 1 gif' D First Row, Left to Right-Mr. Cooke, J. House, C. Chase, P. Lindeman, R. O'Nei1. E. McGuire, XV. Argentieri, R. Branning, B. Sweringen. Second Row-R. Crandall, E. Andrus, J. Prnnoske. J. Lawson, T. Cheresnowsky, M. Maloney, T. Dean, A, Mattie, M. Quartz, M. Watson. S, LklB8.1'1'0ll, B. Mutacle. Third Row-M. Stuart, M. Niggiax, L. Barnett. E. Sheridan, A. Fitzpatrick, B. Jackson, Y. DeGaetano, 11. Kubiak, J. Rohan, C. Smith, M. Eicher, R. King, R. Alger, P. Fitzpatrick. 47 -1 F 1945 maple leaf Sitting, Left to Right-0. Stewart, M. Crozier. R. Andrews. it d' 5-D. K t'l T NI I The editors and their staff have endeavored to present a yearbook Worthy of the standards of I-Iornell High School. Wartime restrictions and a delayed start have made this diihcult, but we hope that this MAPLE LEAF of 1945 is one of which the class can be proud. Our sincere appreciation and thanks go to Miss O'Neil and her typing classes, and to the janitorial staff for all the help they extended to us. Without their help, this year- book would never have been published. 4-8 the staff Co-Editors MARY CROZIER, REED ANDREWS Assistant Ellif01'S-PAULINE VANGORDER, EDNA ANDRUS, BARBARA ARNOLD, ELLEN FLANAGAN, CAROLYN FLANDERS, PATRICIA LINDEMAN Co-Business Managers-DONALD KETCHUM, OTTO STEWART, THOMAS KOCH, THOMAS MALONEY Assistant Business Managers-MARY COLEMAN, MARY LOU KIMMEL, JANE SHAMAN, HELEN 0,CONNOR, EDWARD KUNICKY, JAMES PRUNOSKE, JAMES GRISWOLD, KATHERINE LETTAS Art Editors-RUTH SEITZ, DOROTHY STUART, HELEN WPIEELER, THOMAS SHEA Photograph Editors - EDITH BARRETT, ANN ERMY Snapsloots - - JOHN WERTZ Typing - VIRGINIA HOUSE, ANGELINE DINARDO Adviser - MISS SCHREIB 49 el is Us til o 3 .o Q Q -ff Elm? F r D ' r- bi?-fe ,NX . f' X-5 J L . ,- Il 1 , .JJ .MU I FJ ff ty .rx X .,i- Xl QPR? fs..- X Qgf ' First Row, Left to Right-0. Kelly, B. Arnold, B. Callaghan, E. Barrett, R. Crandall, A. Broivn, L. Barnett, K. Long, M. Arnold. Second Row-M. Kimmelg M. Crozier, M. Drachslin, M. Pruner, R. Huber, M. OYCOIIHOI, R. Seitz, V. Gay, ' H. Crosby, J. Clarkf. Third Row-Mids,lSchurr, M. Flaxington, E. Livermore, M. Shult, K. Wheeler, L. Dagon, N. Bartz, A. Riley, QB. Babcoek,.jA. Corbin, K. Holbrook. K 6' I A . tp Vu, g - C i irls' hi K OFFICERS President - - RUTH CRANDALL Vice President' - EDITH BARRETT Secretary - LOKRAINE BARNETT Treasurer - - AUDREY BROWN Adviser - Miss SCHURR As a member of a state-wide organization, the Hornell chapter of the Girls' Hi-Y has striven' to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. The girls helped collect money at the theaters for polio fundg they contributed to Red Cross, Community Chest, the Fox Hole, and the polio fundg sponsored a harmonica dance with the Boys' Hi-Y, and ushered at Parents' Visiting Night at the high school. Then, the club has to remember such school occasions as splash parties, food,'the Kiwanis luncheon, the Mother-Daughter tea, and the Hi-Y banquet with the Alpha and Beta Chapters of the Hi-Y. . And so Finish has been written to another year of fun and activity for the Qirls' Hi-Y of Hornell. 50 girls' service club OFFICERS President - - MARY LOU QUARTZ Vice President PATRICIA LINDEMAN Secretary - EDNA ANDRUS Treasurer - - - VIRGINIA HOUSE Sergeant-at-Ariris LORRAINE BARNETT Adviser - MRS. CARNEY Gamma Sigma Chi, otherwise known as the Girls' Service Club, is one of the out- standing clubs in the school, and this year celebrates its eleventh year of progress. lt is made up of thirty girls from the junior and senior classes who strive to carry out the aims of the club-to seek, to find, to share. This year, under the capable guidance of Mrs. Carney, the girls gave Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets to the needy, sponsored a movie and a sports dance, contributed to the War Fund, March of Dimes, Camp Fire Girls' Fund, Greek Relief, Red Cross, and other worthy projects. Among the social events of the year were the Christmas and Valentine parties, monthly luncheons, and the annual banquet. And, so, at the close of this eleventh year, the girls are proud to reminisce over their success. First lfvow, Left to Right-P. Carpenter, C. Flanders, L, Barnett, P. Liudeman, M. Quartz, Mrs. Carney, E. Andrus, V. House. Second Row-H. Giles, P. Jeffrey, B. Arnold, P. VanGorder, A. Carrig, E. Barrett, D. Dewey, S. LaBarro1I, D. VVallin, M. Sullivan. Third Row-M. Davis, K. Curran, M. Crozier, P, Ploss, J. Sliillllilll, B, Miller, S, Harvey, N. Pascoe, J. Crook, M. Price, L. Rink, J. Perley, J. Robertson. 51 alpha hi-y OFFICERS President - - RICHARD O,NEIL Vice President OTTO STEWART Secretary - REED ANDREWS Treasurer - ' DICK HOLLANDS Adviser - MR. DELAIR The Alpha Hi-Y has continued to promote the interests of the school and com- munity during a year of war and doubt. They have succeeded in creating, maintaining, and extending the high standards of Christian character throughout their community. Donations were made to the Red Cross Fund and Camphre Girls Fund. The Alpha Chapter of Hi-Y jointly sponsored a harmonica dance with the Girls, Hi-Y and Beta Chapter. The harmonicas thus collected were presented to the Wounded soldiers in hospitals throughout the country. An after the game dance was sponsored by both the Alpha Hi-Y and Student Council. Dinner meetings have been held throughout the year which combined both business with social activities. First Row, Left to Right-Mr. DeLair, P. Rockwell, D. Hollands, 0. Stewart, R. 0'Nei1, R. Andrews, N. Ladoto, J. Pidkowicz. Second Row-K, Kemp, P. Underwood. D. Sherwood, D. Furlong, N. Murphy, N. Bassett. F. Solo. Third Row-J. Meehan, J. Griswold, R. Skinner, P. Curran, E. McGuire, W. Argentieri. 52 First Row, Left to Right-Mr. Eddy, E. McGrosso, J. House, J. Prunoske, C. Chase, L. Zannieri, T. Maloney, D. Ketchum. Second Row-T. Schreppei, T. Maloney, R. Benson, J. Lawrow, J. Feeney, Il. Morrissey, D. Hollunds, J. Avery. Third Row-XV. Conwell, R. Doherty, J. WVertz, A. Fairbanks, W. Doherty, K. Owen, J. Goodwin, Il. Wagner, W. Livingston. beta hi-y OFFICERS President - - CHARLES CHASE Vice President - - JAMES PRUNOSKE Secretary - - Louis ZANNIERI Treasurer - - - - JACK HOUSE Sergeant-at-Arrnsf - THOMAS MALONEY Adviser - MR. EDDY The Beta Hi-Y has again completed another successful year in which it has estab- lished itself as one of the outstanding clubs in Hornell High School. It was through the efforts of the organization that the after the game dances were inaugurated and the gym made available for these activities. A magazine drive was conducted and the magazines thus collected were distributed to the troop trains passing through Hornell. The Beta Hi-Y together with the Girls' Hi-Y and the Alpha Hi-Y sponsored a har- monica dance for the benefit of the Wounded on the hospital trains. The club, although relatively new, has now established for itself an enviable reputa- tion and will endeavor to maintain it throughout the future years. 53 First Row, Left to Right-F. Congelli, P. Rockwell, J. Cunningham, L. Smith, G. Shiner. Second Row-Mr. Lavonier, T. Cheresnowsky, R. Alger. aeronautics club CFFICERS President - TED CHERESNOWSKY Vice President RAYMOND ALGER Secretary-Treasurer - - GEORGE SHINER Adviser MR. LAVONIER Down through the years in the aviation, log comes another H. H. S. Aeronautics Club. These boys plan to become participants in the life of tomorroW's aviation whether they be pilots, meterologists, navigators, flight engineers or mechanics. The building of a wing rib and other sections of the wing and tail, the erecting of true-scale solid models of planes, and the producing of such devices as the magna flux have given the members an insight into their lives of the future. Trips to surrounding airports and observation of the work carried on there have helped to maintain this keen interest in aviation and have induced many of the group to take flight instruction. With this ardent interest and practical training, these boys will keep ,em Flying. 54- freshman science club OFFICERS President - - - LENA MANGO Vice President - - EDWIN CELETTE Secretary-Treasurer - FRANCES PASCOE Adviser - - - MR. EDDY Our newest organization, the Freshman Science Club, was formed to enable the freshman to pursue their scientific interests. At the meetings experiments are conducted on subjects in which the members are interested. A chart on temperature and barometer reading has been kept throughout the year. The club has gone on excursions to the Fire Station, Elmhurst, and the Purification Plant. We extend our heartiest wishes of success to the new group and hope it will continue to function in the future. First Row, Left to Right-B. Flaxington, F. Pascoe, L. Mango, M. Smith, M. Alderman. Second Row-B. Sweringen, E. Celette, Mr. Eddy, T. Mike, G. Stewart. 55 book club OFFICERS President - - - - NORMA FLINT Vice President RUTH FENTON Secretary - SHIRLEY STRETTON Treasurer JOYCE WOODWORTH Scribe - - - IRENE VINCENT Sergeant-at-Arms - CATHERINE FENTON Adviser - - - Miss WHEALON The purpose of this organization is to arouse student l interest in good literature. This year the club has had a planned program of speakers who have spoken on current best sellers and classics and on travel in remote corners of the world. First Row, Left td Right-M. Price, J. Crook, I. Vincent, S. Stretton, Miss VVl1E5llO1l, R. Fenton, C. Fenton J. VV00dWorth, J. Hall. Second Row-J. Hatter, E. Edwards, E. Hughes, Y. DiNnrdo, A. DiNardo, M, Parkes, P. Spitulnik, H. Wheeler K. Valentine, J. Nasca. Third Row-J. Trentaiielli, B. Hughes, C. Gordon, M. Marino, F. Doughtery, A. Davidson, R. Brown, 0. Mazella M. Sxneltzer, V. Lewis, A. Quick, P. 0'Connor, A. LaFaro. 56 First Row, Left to Right-L. Swarts. D. Tripp, R. King, B. Angell, E. Wiuebnrg. R. Spencer, R. Andrews, P. Lindeman. Second Row-Miss Dunham, A. Ramusson, J. Griswold, ll. Myers, P. Curran, R. 0'Neil, J. Meehan, W. Argentieri, K. Kemp, G. Galutia. national forensic club OFFICERS President - - - LOWELL SWARTS Vice P1'esia'e111f DARYLE TRIPP Secretary - REED ANDREWS Treasu1'e1' - - ELLIOT WINEBURG Adviser - Miss DUNHAM The National Forensic League was founded in 1925 as an honorary society for high school debators and speakers. Hornell High School was granted its charter in the spring of 1926 with fifteen charter members, who had Won credits for membership by virtue of their participation in interscholastic contests. Since that date, Hornell has maintained an active chapter by entering students each year in sectional and state contests, and has qualified contestants for the national tournament during fifteen years of the chapter's existence. Although national contests have been suspended for the duration of the war, Hornell this year sent debators to both the western sectional at Fredonia, and the state tourna- ment at Poughkeepsie. Likewise, the chapter entered contestants in five lines of speaking in both the sectional and state tournaments. 57 I ww . Q N. , xx First Row, Left to Right-R. McCarthy, J. Prete, P. 0'Connor, R. Seitz, R. Heers, Miss Benz, M. Pruner, J. Woodruff, J. Watt, A. Raslnusson. Second Row-M. Drachslin, A. Belts, M. Dodge, M. Fowler, J. Gibbs, A. Corbin, J. Yanick, K. Curran, J. Perley, L. Rink, F. Sini, J. Beck, D. Iogha. Third Row-B. Hughes, K.'VHl9HtlH6, S. Anderson, C. Borden, V. Lewis, T. Schreppel, D. McCarthy, H. Harris, H. Wlieeler, M. Flaxington, R. Fenton, M. Groesbeck, J. Dagon, M. Argentieri, B. Benson. three mumrners club OFFICERS President - - - ROGER HEERS Vice President PATRICIA O,CONNOR Secretary - MARIE PRUNER Treasurer - - - RUTH SEITZ Sergeant-at-Arms JAMES WOODRUFF Adviser - - MISS BENz The Three Mummers began a very active year by taking in new members from the freshmen, sophomore, and junior classes. These people were taken in for their interest and ability in acting and in stagecraft work. The aim of this club is to further dramatic appreciation and to learn the funda- mentals of theater art through play production. This year the club presented for their annual Christmas play, The Dust of the Road, under the direction of Miss Benz. For Bill of Rights Week the members gave His Honor the Mayor in an assembly program showing the student body the use of the freedoms as listed in the Bill of Rights. V , The thespians ended a successful year with their annual banquet at which the seniors bade a reluctant farewell to their high school dramatic careers. I 58 youth council President - RICHARD O,NEIL Vice President - - - JACK HoUSE Secretary MARY KATHERINE DRACHSLIN Treasurer - - - Louis ZANNIERI Sergeant-at-Arms - CHARLES CHASE Adviser - - MRS. HALL What is the most popular word in the high school today? That's right-the Fox Hole. Promptly at the close of school, Hornell High Schoolers wend their way to the Fox Hole to play ping pong, pool, checkers, chess, to jive to the latest swing records or just to talk. The Fox Hole's presence at the Y came about through a plea for a recreation center for the high school boys and girls. The Y. M. C. A. and its board of directors generously remodeled and refurnished one of their rooms for this purpose. Memberships purchased by the appreciative young people in Hornell keep the Fox Hole supplied with the neces- sary funds for equipment. 1 The Youth Council, which directs the activities of the Fox Hole, consists of a boy and a girl from each class in high school and Mrs. Hall as the adult adviser. They formu- late the policy of the center, plan its social activities and are responsible for the success- ful management of this popular spot. A F X- 5 r X .x X EQ K 3, . I E blk it -5 a X its rg K . . K .R . N.. x i Q X KK M .M is I c Es sk Qty K :XA Q. Q 2. K First Row, Left to Right-0. Kelly, B. Hull, Mrs. Hall, J. House, ll. O'Neil, M. Drzxchslin, H. Crosby, A. Corbin. Second Row-D. Conwell, J. O'C0llIl0!', C, Chase, E. McGuire, D. Hollands, L. Zannieri, VV. Livingston. 59 XL. xxx le rendez-vous OFFICERS President - - - - NORMA FLINT Vice President VIRGINIA LEWIS Secretary - JEAN YANICK Treasurer DORIS ORDWAY Adviser - - Miss PALUMBO The French Club, consisting of second and third year French students, has held a meeting once a month this year. At these meetings, French customs have been dis- cussed, French games played, and French songs sung. QA joint meeting was held-With the Spanish Club at which a movie was shown about Mexico and Paris. Sev- eral members attended a French movie shown at the Alfred University in March o this year. 4 First Row, Left to Right-V, Lewis, Miss Palumbo, J. Yanick. Second Row-B. Smith. P. OiConnor, D. Ordway, K. Curran, C. DiRienzo, C, Doorley, C. Flanders Third Row-L. Zannieri, O. Stewart, B. Angell, N. Martin, A. Davidson, E. Slierdan. 60 if .X K x 1 link, ,I ff' N y f First Row, Left to Right-P. Pioss, H. 0'Connor, E. McGuire, Miss Paluniiio, A. Miles. G. Carbone, E, Livermore, B. Babcock, K. Yergens. Second Row-T. Messina, A. Mattie, E. Wood, H. Meliibhen, H. Curtis. It. Spencer, J. Maher, N. Carter, A. Riley, J. Robertson, J. Prete. Third Row-M, Marino, S. LaBarron, P. Mattie, C. Martin, W. Yergens, R. Snyder. K, Sr-hreck, R. Pollinger, P. Zdnowski, S. Catalina. spanish club OFFICERS Presiflent - - - HELEN WEAVER Vice Pifesidenzf - MARY MATTIE Secretary - - ARLENE MILES Treasurer - - - EDWARD MCGUIRE Sergeant-at-A1f1ns - GRACE CARBONE Adviser - - Miss PALUMBO Los Buenos Vecinos, the Good Neighbors, has become a part of our extra-curricular activities this year. With the increasing interest in our South American neighbors, the Spanish students of H. H. S. have banded together to encourage and further this interest. Through their activities, the members have learned much of the Ways of life in the Spanish speaking lands. A Spanish supper Was held early in the year to acquaint the club with South American foodg and a movie, Sports in Mexico, illustrated further Spanish customs. To dem- onstrate their own ability to converse in this melodious language, the members presented a one-act play. It is hoped the Spanish Club will continue as an active and successful organization of Hornell High School. 61 First Row, Left to Right-Miss Chaffee, M. Sullivan, J. Robertson, K, Holbrook, P. Lindeman, A. Brown, S. Anderson, B. Neild, L. Barnett. Second Row-B. Callaghan, H. Harris, P. Mason, D. Ordway, R. Hubert, M. Pruner, J. Holden, A. Corbin, E. Juuker. Third Row-B. Babcock, N. Bartz, A. Riley, B. DeGroat, E. Livermore, S. Harvey, M. Herz, J. Newton, M. Lieb. OFFICERS President - - - - PAT LINDEMAN Vice President - AUDREY BROWN , Secretary - p KAYE HOLBROOK Treasurer - ----- JANE ROBERTSON Scribes - LORRAINE BARNETT AND SUZANNE ANDERSON Adviser ----- Miss CHAFFEE Although the Horizon Club is still in its infancy as a school club, it was really originated as a civic group about Hve years ago and is a nation Wide organization. Its membership is comprised of Campiire Girls who are at least sophomores and have earned two or more ranks in Campfire. Their pur- pose is to unite and to strive for high scholarship, leadership, teamwork and good citizenship. Toboggan parties, splash parties, and camping trips have provided the club with enjoyable social activities. 62 the volcano STAFF Co-Editors - EDNA ANDRUS AND MAX MUHLEISEN Business Manager - ---- RUTH SEITZ Assistant Business Manager HELEN O,CONNOR Sports Editor - - - JACK ROHAN Photography Editor - - - FRANCIS VOGT Staff Artists - DOROTHY STUART AND TOM SHEA Adviser - MRs. ROBERT SHOEMAKER JUNE 1945: The Volcano, monthly student publication of Hornell High School, has maintained its standard of former years by an accurate coverage of the school news, by Writing timely editorials, and by developing features. UG. I. Chatter, Youth Looks at the World, Little Known Facts, Sport Shavinlgsf' 'QAround the Corridorsf, and Letters From Our Soldiers were popular fea- tures added to the paper. This year the Volcano Staff conducted the March of Dimes Campaign in Hornell High. , Mrs. Robert Shoemaker, a member of the English Department, was appointed temporary adviser in place of Miss Virginia Leahy, Volcano adviser for three years, who was granted a year's leave of absence. The senior class has continued the project of mailing the Volcanos to servicemen fighting in every corner of the world. First Row, Left to Iliglit-R, Seifz, H. O'C0nnor, J. Iiolmn, Mrs, Shoelnaker, M, Mnlileisen, E. Andrews, I. Vincent. Second Row-R. A. Moretti, 1'. 0'Connor, A. Rnsmnssoxi, A. Lilllllllllill, B. Mr-Kiblwn, B. Arnold, M. E. Davis, N. Buno. Third Row-M. Denniston, K. Le-thas, D. Stuart, M. L. Kimniel, J. Griswold, F. Voght, T. Maloney, T. Shea, L. Rizzo, M. Coleman. 63 artisans OFFICERS President - - - - ALICE FISHER Vice President - - MAX MUHLEISEN Secretary-Treasurer - ROSEMARY ROBBINS Scribe - - ELIZABETH MEEHAN ALl'1JiS61' - - MRS. VAN ORSDALE In order to recognize true art, the Artisans Club was formed under the guidance of Mrs. Van Orsdale. This year the Artisans displayed for the public an exhibit of repro- ductions of famous old masters from the Colonial Art Company in Gkla- homa. With the funds raised through the project, pictures were pur chased for the grade schools and for our high school. Exhibitions of original Work from several high schools and the Al- bright Art School, Buffalo, have been shown in the art room. The Arti sans themselves contributed an eifective display of their own Work in various New York State High Schools. W p 0 U f , M Y 'I Y 1 I 1 - I f I li., I .5 I r if 1 ,P 5- 1 -. .. ' , I. I J Q .C 91.-S . Al 'ix , 1 I 'g' 0 ' ' I I L. . - Jr' - :ANZ . V ' , , 4. First Row, Left to Right-Mrs. Van Orsdale, B. Brown, E. Meehan, M. Muhlisen, A. Fisher, R. Robbins, D. Stuart, H. Wheeler. Second Row-E. Edwards, M. Fowler, .T. Lippincott, M. McCarthy, I. Argentieri, L. Collingwood, A. Rasmusson A. Saba. Third ROWTR. Ellis, M. Joyce, R. Willsey, G. Gibbn, R.,Seitz, G. Frisbie, O. Austin, M. Langford. t I .- av ' v , . . , ,g' I l r . 1 if A W ' ' ' W , I ' , A V I I i ' , , . 64 . V J 0 I .YI I , I I w . . 2 ' , L 1: 15: J' Ee' First Row, Left to Right-E. Gemrnell, R. OiNeii, R. Constantine, P. Liudeinan, Miss Hussong, J. House, D. Hollauds, 0. Stewart. J. Dunn, A. Rasmusson. Second Row-J. Terry, S. Stretton, A. Cianciosi, R. Alger, P. K1111, L. Mango, D, Bossard, J. Simi, R. Trentanelli, R. A. Morretti, G. Ells. Third Row-B. Rixford, M. Dodge, M. Drachslin, A. Roe, B. Stewart, L. Ball, J. Wnrczok, J. Robertson, W. Siranni, R. Kuhn. Fourth Row-L. Zannieri, J. Matthews, J. Fiori, K. Owen, J. Carpenter, A. Fairbanks, NV. Panter, WV. Gill, F. Doherty, E. Stewart, J. Anlato, E, Smith, E. Ceiette, D. Sexton, J. Wertz, .I. Green, W. Doherty, W. Lawrow, P. Gentile. junior red cross OFFICERS President - - - - JACK House Vice President , - RICHARD O,NETL Secretary - PAT LINDEMAN Treasurer - - OTTO STEWART Sergeant-at-Arms - DICK HOLLANDS Adviser - - Miss HUSSONG The Junior Red Cross is the high school counterpart of the Ameri- can Red Cross organization. lt is composed of two representatives, a boy and a girl, from each homeroom in the high school. This year, the group made favors and menu cards for Christmas and Easter for the Veterans' Facility at Bath, and 100 lap boards for return- ing veterans in hospitals for reading and Writing. It sponsored a social evening in February and a benefit movie, The Climax, in March. Each week, several girls helped with the knitting, sewing and sorting at the Red Cross rooms. The Junior Red Cross can recall the year 1945 as a pleasant and suc- cessful year. 65 a First Row Left to Right-C. Chase, J. Meehan, XV. Argentieri, Mr. Hartman. Second Row-J. Avery, N. Murphy, E. McG1'osso, D. Furlong, T. King, R. Andrews. Third Row-J. Griswold, J. House, E. McGuire, J. Dagon, P. Curran, R. O'Nei1, D. Hollands, 0 Stewart sportsmanship league OFFICERS President - - - - JOHN MEEHAN Vice President - - CHARLES CHASE Secretary-Treasurer - - WILLIAM ARGENTIERI Adviser - - MR. HARTMAN During 1945 the Sportsmanship League has succeed- ed in promoting and maintaining good sportsmanship throughout the school and the county. A trophy was awarded to the county A.iA.i basketball team which showed the best sportsmanship through the season. The top sportsman of the year in Hornell High School was awarded a trophy for having shown the finest spirit in athletics. 66 mixed choir OFFICERS President - - JACK HOUSE Vic? President - - WILLIAM CREGAN Secretary - WILLIAM BENSON Treasurer - JOHN MEEHAN Adviser MR. SPRAGUE The Mixed Choir, one of the most popular organizations of Hornell High School, Was first formed in 1941. During this period, the person- nel of the Choir has grown to one hundred members. The annual spring concert of the Choir Was held in April and the Choir also took part in the Music Festival in May. Both presentations were examples of the superb music for which the group is Well-known. Together with their adviser, the members of the Choir have enjoyed a pleasant and beneficial year. We are certain it will continue to be as successful in years to come. First Row, Left to Right-B. 0'Neill, F. Pascoe. L. Bryan. B. Babcock, K, Holbrook, D. Wallin, H, Sengstoi-k, C. DiNardo, J. Pearston, M. lSIaeNaug'hton, H. Ball, E. Joyce, H. Harris, lt. Cnrtelln. M. Gardener, M. Smith, J. Maher, V. Gay, A. Belts. Second RnvveMr. Sprague, L. Campbell, A. Corbin, G. Flanders, M. Crozier, J. Cunninghzun. L. Fisher. N. Lodato, B. Seaman, T. King, L. Swnrts, R. Tucker, M. Kubiuk, J, Dngon, A. Chase, M. Marino, l. Wood, H. Crosby, B. Boesneck. Third Row-V. Sherry, A. Miles, L. Rink, P. Jeffrey, Ii. LaMond, G. Argentieri, L. Pehhles, B. Mahoney A. DiNardo, J. House, R. Kuhn, D. Sherwood, D. Foreman. R. Mahoney, C. Hall, G. lNleLaulilQj.11. R. Dewey J. 0'Connor, D. Furlong, T. Maloney, E. MeGrosso. Z. Baker, R. Sales. T. Schrepw. Fourth Row-N. Pascoe, R. Seitz, L. Rizzo, F. Sini, J. Yanit-k, M. Pruner, R. Hubert, B. Flaxington, B. Spaulding, E. Flanders, M. DiNardo, J. Mclnerney, R. Tucker, E. Gillette, N. Bassett, E. Benson, N. Murphy, P. MeEntee, R. Morrissey, V. Madison, J. Dagon, C. James, W. Cregau, D. Ferguson, P. Curran, E. Boyle. 67 'R , is I E orchestra The orchestra made its first appearance this season at the Christmas Assembly, and on April 18 the members presented their annual concert. The excellent progress of the orchestra under the direction of Mr. Harrington, Mr. Sprague, and Mr. Angell was Well demonstrated during these appearances. First Violins Ruth McE1wee Vaughn Spaulding Phillip Brooks Joseph Santora Nova Harvey Patricia Burch Ruthanna Willsey Doris Ordway Lydia Garippa Richard Santora Leigh Burch Sherman Landon Florence Rice Second Violins Audrey Belts Audrey Allen Harry Sengstock Audrey Roe Joyce Coller Betty Vanderworker Marianna Stewart Richard Snyder Edward Carpenter Jean Jeifery Jane Spencer Richard Halloran Harold Savey Violets Marie Pruner Sally Harvey Adriana Vet Julia Marino Alice Jackson Cellos Esta Mae Livermore Jean Holden Lawrence McKibben String Basses Carolyn Lepsch Roger Heers Margaret Latham Lois Pebbles Clarabelle Carnes First Flutes Louise Lepsch Martha Dodge Second Flutes James VVoodruff Suzanne Anderson Bonnie Benson Oboes Ruth Crandall Lucy Ellen Dagon First Clarinets John Lawrow Barbara Schmitt Second Clarinets Ned Martin Robert Benson George Willsey Bass Clarinet Moses Garippa Bassoons Beverly Brown Marianne Herz Alto Saxophone Kathryn Lewis French Horns Robert Ketchum Donald Ketchum Robert Hollands George Stone Cornets John Dessena William Stika Glenn Helmer DeF0rrest Lockwood Trombones Richard Reynolds Richard Reitnauer Robert Simpson Tuba Gerald Woodard Piano Mary Crozier Percussion Norman Chapman Jack Andrews Martin Vet 68 ,F 4 QM rf ' f band Again this year, we have had the excellent support of the band at many of our school functions. Participating in every assembly program as well as at most of the basketball games, the band has had a full schedule, A benefit concert was presented early in December which effectively boosted the athletic Association fund. The band also played in an impressive 'iPearl Harbor Day parade, December 7 and has appeared in a number of outside performances throughout the year. The Spring Con- cert on March 23 was presented to the public as our final achievement of the year. First Flutes Louise Lepsch James Woodruf Ann Riley Edith A. Skillicorn Second Flutes Suzanne Anderson Mary J. Arnold Bonnie Benson Donald Brink First Clarinets John Lawrow Barbara Arnold Mary J. Sullivan Ned Martin Robert Benson Second Clarinets George Willsey Joyce Knapp Keith Roe Barbara Schmitt Louise Donaldson Third Clarinets Phyllis Ploss Mary J. Ogurchak William Livingston Margaret Savage Jack Wheeler Wilbur Hunt Richard Partridge A Ito Clarinets Sally Harvey Mary L. Coogan Fourth Clarinets Virginia Becker Carol Borden William Collingwood Doris Latham Leonora Baird Oliver Cornish Lillian Grimes Carol Frantz Bass C larinets Moses Garippa Lydia Garippa Oboes Ruth Crandall Lucy E. Dagon Bassons Beverly Brown Marianne Herz First Alto Saxophones J ack Goodwin Kenneth McKibben Second Alto Saxophones Kathryn Lewis ' Suzanne McHenry Tenor Saxophone Harriet A. Smith Baritone Saxophone Joanne Moran First Cornets John Dessena Roderick Harrington William Stika Second Cornets Carl Wellington Richard Wagner Third Cornets Glen Helmer Jerome Whitford Bertha Flaitz Fourth Cornets Paul Taylor DeForrest Lockwood Wesley Hamilton Flueglehorn LeRoy Roe First Horns Robert Ketchum George Stone Second Horns Donald Ketchum Gerald Voltz Third Horns Robert Hollands George Miller Fourth Horns Harold Dailey Richard Todd First Trombones Richard Reitnauer Bruce Helmer Second Troinbones Robert Simpson Richard Dillon Third Trornbones Conrad Wilcox J. Harter Baritones Richard Reynolds James Hover William Nagy Cellos Esta M. Livermore Jeanne Holden String Basses Roger Heers Carolyn Lepsch Tubas Richard Jolmson Gerald Woodard Arthur Lockwood William Stubbins David Hedges Edward Carpenter Percussion Francis Congelli Norman Chapman Jack Andrews Marten Vet Donald Andrews h. h. song parade J Strawberry Blonde ...... Let's Just Pretend ..,,... Confessin' ....,........................ ...... L ........,.. A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening .,..., How Many Hearts Have You Broken? ,..,... A Little on the Lonely Side .................... Janie ,.... ..............,................... Don't Fence Me In ...... Boogie Woogie .......... Dark Eyes ................ Sweet and Lovely ............... Waitiimg ...............,..,.............. In My Merry Oldsmobile . ,..... , Together ..........,..................... Jim .......,...,............,,.....,........, Don't You Know I Care? .,..... Accentuate the Positive ....,... The Very Thought of You ....... Ten Days With Baby .......,. I'1l Walk Alone ..,..........,.... In the Middle of Nowhere I Dream of You ........,.,..... Anchors Aweigh .4.,...........,.....,..,. When Irish Eyes Are Smiling ............,.......,.,.,.... My Dreams Are Getting Better All the Time ....,., Thanks for the Buggy Ride ..,.....,......,,....,...... Your Feet's Too Big ,....,.... I Got Rhythm ........... The Same Old Story ....,. Sleepy Time Gal .4.,.....,... Smoke Gets in Your Eyes .............. Let's Take the Long Way Home ,...... I Donut Want to Love You .,.......,. Sleigh Ride in July ..,......,...... Army Air Corps Song ....,. The Three Caballeros ...., We Three ..,........... Margie ........ , Lindy Lou ..................,,.,.,...,........... Making Believe ,,............ ....,..,,..... ....,...... I Had a .Little Talk With the Lord ..... Pretty Kitty Blue Eyes .............,,... Forget-Me-Nots in Your Eyes .... Stormy Weather .....,....,.,..,....... Say It Isn't So ..,..,........................... People Will Say We're in Love ,..... Don't Get Around Much Any More ..... Louise .....,....,....,.................,...,............ Together ......,..,................... You'll Never Know ....,.....................,........ Come Josephine in My Flying Machine ,... .. Don't Blame Me ,...,.,..... ......... ,..,...,..... .... More and More . . .,.,. 100 96 in Regents To Mr. Cooke Senior Ball Dick Fairer Sex Jane Seaman Dotty Stuart ..,..,......,......,. Pussy Angie Di Nardon Lorraine Lucy Elmer Angie and Eva Dotty Miss Harrower Mr. Peltz Boys in the Service Pauline Darn It Mrs. SH Graduation Night Helen Tommy Shea Miss Matacale Tom Koch Kernie Skipping Rosemary King Joe Dagon Pat and Ed Silly, Isn't It? . ...........,.... Annetta Corbin Chop, Dick, and Kernie Pat, Audrey, and Lorraine John Wertz Pat Lindeman Bob Burdette Night Before Regents Katy Wheeler Ruth Crandall Mixed Choir Bruce Angell Otto and Jane H. H. S. Girls Louise Lepsch Audrey and Johnny How We Graduated, '45 George Shiner Katie to Bill Homework FANILIAR SCENES -X. COULD Tl-NS BE R DODGE Xu, IT NEVER rms-- nxlv-W0 IT HAPPENS ALL THE TIME ou,THo5E DAYS an ICTORY 45 i eww if , OTC' wg WASICEK ww S me LXR f fO Q15 1' eu 3 E ..... JV Sgfqifx ,Xt Cf' N .f ? 5 C159 +f S !,'gg C A j , C54CF?QY7?5 Ckkkf 2 X c1ThleTlC,5 Left to Right-B. Smith, M. MacDonald, D. Yergens, J. Terry, Mrs. Epke, L. Barnett, M. Drachslin R. Alger, C. Conz. cheerleaders OFFICERS ' Co-Captains - RUTH ALGER, MARIE MACDONALD Scribe f- - - - - LORRAINE BARNETT Adviser - - - MRS. EPKE Under the supervision of their new adviser, Mrs. Epke, the cheerleaders have had an extremely successful year. Candy sales and an evening social raised the money for their smart new uniforms. Several new cheers were added i to help cheer the basketball team on to further victories. For their loyal support at the games, the group was feted at one of the local theaters along with the Jayvees and the Varsity. 74 girls, athletic council OFFICERS President - ---- PATRICIA LINDEMAN Vice President - - AUDREY BROWN Secretary - KATHERINE WHEELER Treasurer - - LORRAINE BARNETT Sergeant-at-Arms - - MARY Lou QUARTZ Adviser - - - MRS. SHEHEEN The Girls, Athletic Council aims to cultivate interest in sports and to promote leadership in H. H. S. Y j . 5 M To be eligible, applicants must have at least fifty credits towards W -,their intramural leftdfi and be elected to membership by a majority vote xxwl-Hof the. Council members. These required credits are obtained through active participation in intramural sports. 1' v ll ' The sponsors play days and sports days for the high school ., l, 5 ' . . ' . . . . . Wh' students and visitors from neighboring schools, at which time various I + seasonal sports are enjoyed. ' il' Under the excellent guidance and enthusiastic leadership of Mrs. Sheheen and Mrs. Ray, the Girls' Athletic Council has grown into a truly Worthwhile organization. 1 ,I Mags- , qv f 'i 'l U1 K F' 4-. -,rx ,.,.f-'WI . Eiffel Jfwj ff First Row, Left to Right-J. Terry, J. Matthews, M. Quartz, K. Wheeler, P. Linfleluan, A. Brown, L. Barnett, M. McCarthy, Mrs. Ray. Second RowfD. Dewey, A. Miles, Il. Becker, P. Spitulnik, M. Drachlsin, A. DiNardo, H. Giles, P. Carpenter, R. Alger. Third Row-B. Babcock, M. Ellis, M. Murphy, K. Holbrook, A. Riley, B. Rixford, M. Neggia, V. Warczoli, I. wood. 75 varsity basketball Captain - JAMES DAGON Manager - - NORMAN MURPHY Coach - - - MR. HARTMAN Faculty Adviser MR. ALDERMAN The Hornell High School Red Raiders copped their first Section V AA champion- ship since 1931 by beating Monroe, of Rochester, 42-30 in the final game of the annual tournament in Rochester, March 24. The Raiders won 14 out of the 19-game schedule and were the runners up in the Steuben County League. The fine sportsmanship and team play of this year,s team will long be remembered. Under the capable leadership of Co-captains Paul Curran and John Meehan we Wish the Red Raiders much success next year. SCORES H. H. s. opp. H.H.S opp C. F. A. .... ....,.. 4 9 36 Painted Post ......,....., ......... S 2 Olean .....,.. ,... 3 0 21 Binghamton North ..... 33 C. N. S. .... .... S 5 21 Wellsville ..,..,...,......,. 42 Bath ........., ,... 4 2 23 Aquinas ..,............,... 49 Wellsville ,. .... 42 27 Binghamton North ...,. 33 Painted Post .... 32 35 Aquinas ..............,........ 32 C. F. A. .... ..., 3 S 36 Geneva of Rochester ..,... 40 C. N. S. ,,.. .... 4 4 23 Monroe of Rochester ...... 42 Olean ....,. .,.. 3 7 35 'Q Bath ,.... .... S 8 3 6 Totals ..... 764 Batavia ,... .... 1 7 ll First Row, Left to Right-D. Hollands, XV. Argentieri, J. Dagon, R, Andrews, R. Dewey. Second Row-N. Murphy, Manager, J. Meehan, P.- Curran, E. McGuire, R. 0'Nei1, D. Furlong, Mr. Hartman 76 '30H i'.f5'iTw ff if My jglillweg First Row, Left to Right-D. Foreman, T. King, G. Stone. Second Row-Mr, Hartman, O. Stewart, J. 0'Connor, J. House, XV. Livingston, C. Dilfardo, Manager junior varsity' OFFICERS Captain - - - Appointed for each game Managers - - JACK ANDREWS, CARMEN DINARDO Coach - - - - - MR. E. M. I-IARTMAN Faculty Manager - MR. D. R. ALDERMAN The 1944-45 basketball season has passed and with it a Very successful season for the Hornell Junior Varsity. The Jayvees Won 14 out of their 15 games schedule, dropping an 8-point decision to the Olean jayvees for their one and only defeat of the season. Coach E. M. Hartman had to End a whole new outfitg and an outfit he did find. They may have been new, but they worked and played together like a group of skilled veterans. These boys will fill ably the places left vacant by the graduation of this year's varsity. SCORES H. H. s. opp. H. H. s. opp. Arkport Varsity ..........,,.,... ...... 3 1 20 Olean ,,.., .......... .....,., 2 2 30 Olean ....,...........,...............,...... 19 12 Bath ...........,......,,........ ..... 2 7 18 Compass League qAl1 Starsj .... ...... 2 3 19 Alfred-Almond jayvees ,...... .... 2 3 19 Bath ........................,,............... ...... 2 4 14 Painted Post ...........,............,... ..... 2 7 14 AfkP0ff V3f5ifY ------, --4--- 3 1 21 Compass League CAll Starsj ........ .,... 3 6 18 Alff9d'A1m0nd .l3YVe95 4----- 44 20 Church League QAII Starsj ,,...... ..... 2 0 16 Painted Post .......,.....,. ...... 4 4 19 T -- C- F- A- --4.---4--'---4-- 33 24 Totals .,........... ....... ........ 4 4 0 286 C. N. S. ,..... 36 22 77 G3-Jil gi.: First Row, Left to Right-L. Stevens, H. Burke, C. Chase. E. McGuire, C, Weseott, W. Argentieri. Second Row-L. Spaulding, P. Underwood, R. Skinner, T. Shea, P. Curran, O. Stewart, H. Lockwood. Third Row-J. Lawrow, Coach Hartman, R. O'Nei1l. I track Hornell High School may well be proud of the track team that it produced last year under the able supervision of Coach Hartman. Al- though the number of men that turned out for track was not very repre- sentative of a school the size of Hornell High, enthusiasm for the sport showed a marked increase and it is hoped in the future that the sport will increase in popularity. Hornellis spikemen lost the first meet to C. F. A. but came in to their own by overpowering Dansville. In a return engagement with Dansville the meet finished in a tie. Bath was the next competitor and it fell before the onslaught of our track men. In the final and critical contest of the year the county meet held at Bath, Hornell came in third and many of her men were made eligible to go to the sectionals in Roch- ester. 78 baseball Co-Captains - CLAIR WESTCOTT, NEIL CRANDALL Coach - - - - E. M. HARTMAN Co-Managers - - C. DINARDO, R. FREELAND The Red Raiders had a fairly successful season losing only two games. Hornell's losses of the season were to a powerful Wellsville team and to the Painted Post nine. Due to the lack of transportation and too few teams for a county league, a baseball tournament was held at Bath with both Corning teams, Painted Post and Hornell enter- ing. Hornell nosed out Corning Northside, S-4, in the semi-finals, while Painted Post defeated Corning Free Academy. The following week in an error-studded game, a strong Painted Post team overcame a fighting Red Raider team, 7-2. Many of the underclassmen on the Hornell squad gained valuable experience which they will bring to this year's team. SCORES Hornell .... 10 Hammondsport S Hornell .,.. .. S Dansville .,.....,.. ... 1 Hornell .... 12 Canisteo ,. 3 Hornell ,... ... 4 Wellsville ... ... 8 Hornell ..,. 16 Canisteo .. 0 Hornell ..., ..... 2 3 Dansville .................... 3 Hornell .... S Corning North Side ..., 4 Hornell ..,,.. ..... 2 Painted Post .........,. ..... 7 Totals ..... ...., 7 7 3 l First Row, Left to Right-J. Griswold, J. Prunoske, N. Crandall, L. Prunoske, J. Dugan, C. Westcott, H. Burke T. Koch. Second Row-J. Rohan, J. Avery, J. Ordway, J. Meehan, W, Argrentieri, D. Hollancls, P. Rockwell. Third Row-C. DiNardo, Manager: Coach Hartmnng R. Freeland, Manager. 79 I 1 v ! f- ' 3:- C lx w ' L sm: HEASX CNRRAN The UNT-YCwy IN H-H.5.'THcLT CAN Bfwsx me Ama Ama 5JM0Nl7.E has MEAD ATTHE SAMSTIME. 'filmxx DAGON SKQNHSST BASKETBALL PLAYER ALWE, TQJRNED Down: THIN- MAN OFFERS FROM. BARNUH' vi- YSAILY :P RIN 61.1 Nb BRoTkEQS, ACIIQN AT The Moray .4- nCHOPvARGENT'lERI AALEXANDER The enefxf Shouin oF Beerx Bonn IN HoLl.ywooof'Y5oyER IS A Pueevzf WUT: WRONG' ,696 013- mf, Gmswoz. 1 UM V Ygpx owl I4 iff. Wig' L 1 I ,V mf' ft 4,3 4 1- QV I . , X' QV' DM , ' 1 Q 17 xx 45: 'QI . ' 4,3335 -xx JN Q S -: ? 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Solideo Fisher, Alice horrorsc Likes To square dance Jean Boys Gas coupons To go places Music Bill Canisteo Rd. The boys Cigarettes Navy Everyone Navy Blue Hard study To type Marines To skate Driving Jackie 'lo argue Which one? Clerking To talk Milkshakes The Navy To giggle! Bud Trig? Girls To work Butch Spaghetti Life Archie Books Everything in general Crazy jokes Gadgets Limburger cheese Cleveland Erie Females To help To make sodas Fun Whistle' bombs Chop History To enjoy life An Army otllcer To argue Library slips To roller skate Buffalo Navy To Work To draw Where Found On the bus Crosby Creek Walking around At the Kendall Selling stamps Miss Dunhanfs room With Angie Hither and yon Supreme Steuben Theater In the Navy Never can tell Sears and Roebuck Vi? ith the eight ball Riding the bus You guess! 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Lowell Swarts, Marilyn Sweeney, Teresa Tripp, Daryle Underwood, Paul Van Gorder, Pauline Waight, Audrey Ward, Margaret Watt, Betty Jean Weaver, Helen Wertz, John Wheeler, Helen Wheeler, Katherine Whitney, Ruth Wilcox, Virginia Wineburg, Elliot Woodard, Harry Woodworth, Wayne Yergens, William Zdanowski, Phyllis Zeh, Louise horrorscope Likes Kerosene for gas Intermediate algebra Somebody special Dancing The boys Batavia Chess Wolxing Buses? Laughter A certain People To get mail Talking Everyone Music Women Bob Gillette's spaghetti Mary 'lo work Crickets Norm Mary Ann Food NVork? Airplanes Surgery Science Don To chew gum Problems Spanish Serviceman Jane Jimmy School Don The Army Annapolis Planes Joe lied nail polish? SY Niagara Falls The Army Photography A sailor To have fun The movies Louis Experimenting Crows To hunt Goils Stan Doug Where Found Near women With the gang Candyland BP corridor Tu-dor With her sister Everywhere With Doris Square dances Being busy Elmhurst With Molly With Jean Supreme Fifth Ward In the grocery Out of town Majestic Theater Bumining rides Erie Just about With Angie Tuttle's window With Jack Sleeping Oifice Majestic Theater M1. Peltz's room Foxhole On the bus 10 B On the farm 26 C Hornell Theater Where there's women Rushing 26 C Turnpike All over 26 C A corridor Huguets B corridor Working Anywhere In E1iner's car Looking for a camera Candyland Hurrying around Movies With Carolyn 26 C Hunting crows In the woods Wofiiu With Ruth Bath 83 Noted For His mustache Poker face Friendliness I-ler smile Borrowing cigarettes Quietness Dry humor Her line Flirting Her sparkle Getting around Cute smile Reserve Being held scoreless? Finesse Heighth Jokes Sprightliness Humor Keen mind Silence Square dancing Art Sleek hair Cartooning Ambition! Gabbing Intelligence His guifaw Peaches and cream com- plexion Dazzling eyes Brains Lengthy blonde hair Big green eyes Impishness Competence Intelligence Pleasantness Slimness Model ships Flying Keenness Curly hair Ambition Her size Flirting 'Wolfing Fussing around Graciousness Shyness Giggle Brains Silence His trigger finger Howl? Dancing ability Her sewing Probably Will Be A bum Cigar store Indian Glamour girl Somebody's wife Model Receptionist Furnace salesman Radio announcer Cashier Leading lady A Wave A chorus girl A gumnoll Insurance man Novelist Track star A Bob Hope Bcb's future Test pilot A Professional wrestler A wood carver Hospital aide College dean Iceman A. A. U. miler Graduated Majestic manager Math teacher President of G. E. Secretary of Snider's A Dorothy Dix Secretary of agriculture Successful Stenographer Tonsil tester Artist R. R. engineer M-rs. Riccardo's secretary Florist Wrestler A. A. U. half miler Executive Governess Sy's wife A cigarette girl A parachute tester A super wolf Artist Pin-up girl Nurse A Gracie Allen Tall, dark, handsome Crow hunter Second Daniel Boone Auctioneer Housekeeper Farmer's wife senior committees Ruth Becker Jean Brunskill Marilyn Burke Anna Marie Carrig Marjorie Denniston Angeline DiNardo Gladys Ells Gertrude Galutia Olga Bay Jean Bennett Donald Canty Marian Carey Delhia Chapin Concetta Colamarino Theresa De Santo Joan Dunn Co Marilyn Ahearn Raymond Alger Eva Antonelli Theodore Cheresnowsky Eileen Conway James Cunningham Helen Curtis Co-Chairmen-EDWARD KUNICKY, SENIOR MOVIE Shirley Jackson Mary Lou Kimmel Betty Leo Madeline McCarthy Betty Miller Lorena Palmer Richard Reynolds Jane Seaman LUCY Rizzo SENIOR CAP AND GOWN Co-Chairmen-ALICE FISHER, ROGER HEERS George Gibba Angelo Giglio Harold Hunt Lenore Maker Teresa May Richard Reitnauer Le Roy Roe Kenneth Schrader George Shiner SENIOR DAY Cassandra Smith Lowell Swarts Daryl Tripp Pauline Van Gorder Helen Weaver Ruth Whitney Phyllis Zdanowski Louise Zeh Robert Simpson Carolyn Smith Ruth Spencer Marilyn Swartz Audrey Waight Jean Watt John Wertz Virginia Wilcox -Cbairmen4LoRRAINE BARNETT, PAUL CURRAN Co- Chairmen Reed Andrews Bruce Angell Audrey Brown Joseph Dagon Marilyn Flaxington Marilyn Gallagher Dolores Dewey Patricia Jeffry William Johnson John Marvin Mary Louise Mattie Max Muhleisen Zara Massar SENIOR BANQUET 'PHILIP ROCKWELL, MARY James Gibbs John McCarthy Jean McCormick Fred McNutt Jack Meehan Rose Ann Moretti Helen O'Connor 84 Arlene Nichols Richard O'Neil Bertha Pollizzi William Rockwell Thomas Shea Eleanor Stephens William Yergens JANE PRICE Virginia Olix Nancy O'IRourke Phyliss Ploss Teresa Sweeney Elliot Wineburg Harry Woodard senior committees Barbara Arnold Edith Barrett Norman Bassett Arlouine Brahley Mary Ann Cullen Yolanda DiNardo Joseph Di Vinney Edna Andrews Thomas Maloney Ruth Alger Edna Andrews Robert Benson Mary Coleman William Doherty Edith Gemmell Donald Ketchum Francis Congelli Carolyn Flanders John Gibson Kenneth Kemp John Lawrow CU-CbdiY7HCW-'WILLIAM ARGENTIERI, SENIOR INVITATION Co-Clsairmen-ROGER SKINNER, JEAN Cnooic Solideo Falzarano Ellen Flanagan Dominick Girondo Norma Green Virginia House Ann Landman VOLCANO MAILING COMMITTEE Claairmfm-1KA'rHRYN LETTAS Helen O'Connor SENIOR BALL Thomas Koch Rosemary King Louise Lepsch Kathryn Lettas Lyle Lockwood Norman Lodato Kathryn Long Thomas Maloney SENIOR ASSEMBLY Annetta Martz Jane McCormick Barbara McKibben Kenneth McKibben Frank Shanahan Lawrence Smith Francis Solo Phyliss Ploss Kathryn Long RUTH CRANDALL Mary Lou Quartz Ruth Seitz Dewitt Sherwood Otto Stewart Dorothy Jane Stuart Katherine Wheeler Wayne Woodworth C0-Cl3di1'71lE11-EDWARD MCGUIRE, MARY ELLEN DAVIS Irene Leach Patricia Lindeman john Mango Marie McDonald Patrick McEntee Edgar McGrosso 85 Arlene Miles Norman Murphy James Prunoske Paul Underwood Margaret Ward F X Hevek UNK skuzi ogg S l . lsgtvqgom? xg-i1',,,., is pager- 1 borrowed. -nf . US 0 To 5'fu iw-Y 1 TNQXYQA. ATTENDANCE ,vo absenfeex, , H H S +G-A W M weed-Wav f C ,- wah Yxe.ov'N SVXBVJQ Report' Cnid za I I End: Sid. 96' Cl-pem1?s'f'r1f 36' llaH4m47555 .95 X Gmlugf 9 '51 Y .',a, ' , -- a- . , Q x- , ,AA . A I .,-, -1225 'QRS-, .r , V -' ,,. Q? 'Q , X .5 . 'ff' . 4 Q 'N ' ? : ' lm'e . rqfrfzzarflznyfllfa I I K ff 4 fpfvf 7' ',f 'rzlzlillff ' f ' -.-2'11'r. f 'ZH' ' V ,,,. 0-NN I fr. Q .AO- Nwzs W O' 'Sf vw 'f Q M aw vit Q Z Ge -MP9 Dov-eiimx 57' oD our' advertisers uk nk' 'k The advertising present in our School Annual of 1945 exhibits an active interest in school activities on the part of the busi- nessmen. The financial support given by these men has been an important factor in making this year book possible. The Seniors of 1945 are grateful for the assistance received from those Whose names can be found within the following pages and sincerely hope that the students of Hor- nell High School will show their apprecia- tion by patronizing them. alma mater A song of praise is always in our hearts, It speaks of love that's true 5 Kindest thoughts, We'll ever set apart For dear old Red and Blue. Alma Mater, school that We esteem, Dear to us you seemg Hail thy honor, may it live in greatness Bringing fame unequal to H. H. S. The pride of Hornell High We hold our own, Its name our golden ruleg Work or play, in both we've ever known The progress of our school. Compliments 0 f the H ornell High School Student Conncil, RICHARD O,NEIL, President 88 Compliments of National Cylinder Gas Co. Corner South and Front Street HORNELL, N. Y. Go Where the Crowd Goes MORETTPS RESTAURANT Italian Food a Specialty 116 Loder Street HORNELL, N. Y. Compliments of Big Elms Restaurant On the road to Victory gas speeds production in thou- sands of Americaas great man- ufacturing centers, and the gas service, nationwide, is now the most economical ser- vant in the home. Empire Gas 81 'Fuel Co., Ltd. Hornell Division Peck Motor Sales Co., Inc. 90-98 Broadway HORNELL, NEW YORK Phone 124 6.LfW! Hornell Sample Furniture Co. CUT PRICES FoR CASH 77 Seneca Street HORNELL, NEW YORK COOK'S CLEANING CO. 151 Main Street HORNELL, NEW YORK Magazines Billiard COOK'S 157 Main Street, Hornell, New York Uptown meeting place Pipes-Tobacco Accessories One Stop Service for Essential Transportation L. W. HOOKER Compliments of CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE X Compliments of VARIETY STORE H. M. COISNER, Manager M063 lgfzos. We Fit The Harcl To Fil Compliments to the Class of '45 SENECA LUNCH HOME COOKING,, Hornell Wholesale Tobacco Co. N. M. BATES, Proprietor 123 C ' teo St. HORNELL, NEW YORK CHAPMAN'S PHARMACY 320 Canisteo St. HORNELL, NEW YORK Compliments of Leo's Cash Food Store 316 Canisteo Street WEYAND'S BAKERY I1f's Enriched Hornell, N. Y. Ph 1563 Compliments of HORN ELL LODGE No. 364 B. IP. AO. 'ELKS Compliments to the sEN1oR cLAss HOWARD E. WHEELER Wholesale FRUIT and PRODUCE L HORNELL, N. Y. Phone 411-R Compliments of Spaulding'sl Cash Store 53 State Street Phone 1417 Compliments of HORNELL BUICK COMPANY SENECA STREET I KEN BARRETT Portraits Reveal Indivicluality Through Natural Expression Plus Fine Workmanship 147 Main Street Phone 1320 Compliments of Nicholson's Food Market 103 East Ave. Phone 1457 Loohn's Cleaners Plant and Office I 450 CANISTEO STREET Uptown Location 74 BROADWAY Town Talk Cleaners ALLEN LOOHN, Proprietor if SOUTHERN TIER,S Most Unique Fireproof Plant Compliments of GALLESE GROCERY 100 River Street Phone 2005-J BERT A. BUSH, Inc. Credit Jewelers Phone 1833 62 Main St. HORNELL, N. Y. Official Erie R. R. Time Inspectors GEO. HOLLANDS' SONS Let us be your druggistsu S4 Main Street HORNELL, N. Y. Compliments of Coyle Bros. Hardware We Have What You Want When You Want It Hornell Auto Supply Distributors REPLACEMENT PARTS and ACCESSORIES For all cars, trucks, tractors and motors 58 Broadway HORNELL, N. Y HOTEL 'SIHERWOOD 150 ROOMS WITH RUNNING WATER PRIVATE BATH SINGLE on EN SUITE DANCING Every Saturday Night in the Grill No Cover Charge Compliments of Weftlin Floral Co. Phone 1128 162 Main St. HORNELL, N. Y. Compliments of MAXWELL V. McrCARTHY INSURANCE REMEMBER- AFTER the war, the JOBS will go to those who are BEST PREPARED! Q Superior Secretarial TRAINING Federal Commercial Schools 140 Main Street HORNELL, N. Y. Inquire now about course and costs Best Wishes to the Class of '45 A. DAVIDSON Sz BROS. THOMAS F. KINNEY 33 Broadway HORNELL, N. Y. Arrow Shirts Knox and Mallory Hats Botany S 00 and Griffon Clothes Wilson Bros. Haberdashery Stephen Hollands Sons LUMBER and BUILD ERS 'SU P PLl E5 'k From Cellar to Roof Stop at the Texas Cafe where all good friends meet - 'A' Famous for its TEXAS HOTS Lawrence sgcony Seryice E. ARGENTIERI SANITARY GOODRICH TIRES-MOTOROLA RADIOS MQBILGAS-MOBILQIL Fresh - Salt and SI'l10k6d Meats Main and Union Streets I-IORNELL, N. Y. S4 River S131-get Phone 376-321 Compliments of O'CONNOR BROS., INC. CARL'S RESTAURANT and NEWSSTAND 120 Loder St. Phone 1326 Compliments of Mary Mikeis Restaurant OPEN DAY AND NIGHT 126 Loder St. HORNELL, N. Y. THE STEUBEN GRILL Famous for Our Good Food Union Bar C. LETTAS, Proprietor 86 Canisteo Street, 81 Broadway, I-Iornell, N. Y. DI NARDO BROTHERS Choice MEATS and GROCERIES Poultry Our Specialty Phone 54-55 104 Loder Street If You Want the BEST in Flowers and Floral Arrangements Largest Assortment of Greeting Cards in I-Iornell JAMES - Florists 25 Years of Dependable Floral Service 149 Main Street Phone 591 Compliments of HOUSEHOLD ART CO. N. Argentieri Cash Grocery Shop by Phone Save Your Time and Money B6 River Street Phones 1810-1811 Compliments of N. Y. S. ELECTRIC Sz GAS CORP. Horton and Osborn Service Station That Good Gulf Gas Corner of Canisteo and Pine Sts. Compliments of DAY'S GROCERY and SERVICE STATION I-IORNELL, N. Y. Phone 1472 Compliments of HUNT'S MARKET Callisteo St. HORNELL, N. Y. Compliments of Florence Electrical Co. Home of Values Where Friendly Service and Good Quality Is Real. 1' J. C. Penney Co. HORNELL, NEW YORK Compliments of FRANKLlN'S Hornell,s Largest and Friendliest Furniture Store o Makers of Happy H omes BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1945 RAWADY'S TU-DOR The Dipson Theaters MAJ E'ST'l C and HO RNEIJL Our Compliments to the CLASS OF '45 With Best Wishes for Good Luck Good Health and Long Life in a World at Peace MARK L. SANDERS, Resident Manager Yes, SECIFS Have It! YOU CAN CHOOSE FROM OVER 100,000 ITEMS 'k Shop SEARS NEW SPRING AND SUMMER CATALOG Save Gas, Tires, Money! W . ,l . L O N G MEATS, GROCERIES BIRDSEYE FROZEN Fooos 207 East Avenue Phone 34-1306 Home 0 f Famous NUT BROWN CHOCOLATE SODA FOUNTAIN PRODUCTS HARVEY and CAREY DRUG STORE 83 Main Street The Distinlction of Fine Quality in JEWELRY and SMART GIFTS A. fMcHENfRY 81 CO. .Iewelers For Over 90 Years 106 MAIN STREET L 81 'C MlEN'S MANHATTAN SHOP 102-104 Main Street HORNELL, N. Y. For VICTORY Buy United States Bonds and Stamps L. Sz C. Coat Sz Dress Co. Women's Shop of Hornell 102-104 Mainstreet CONGRATULATIONS TO TI-IE GRADUATING CLASS NEIL GLEASON Hornell's Smart Shop 'L' REDFERN COATS AND SUITS EXCLUSIVELY Tuttle 81 Rockwell A' Steuben County's Largest Depart- ment Store ak OVER 60 YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE LEISEN'S 48 Main Street School Supplies-Crepe Paper-Magazines Candy-Nutmeats-Popcorn Open Evenings Shoe Repairing A11 Work Guaranteed Blue-Ribbon for 3 Successive Years 126 Main St. I-IORNELL, NEW YORK When You Think of INSURANCE Think of CHARLIE CUTLER Compliments of LAK E'S GROCERY 166 Main Street Phone 1133 Compliments of STAR GRILL 63 Broadway HORNELL, NEW YORK LORD'S CANDY SHOP fm CANDY Compliments of FRANK B. PECK COMPANY MacBRIDE'S College Shop WAiLDORF'S J EWELERYS ' CHINA AND GIFT SHOP 123 Blain St. HORNELL, NEW YORK Compliments of Koskie Music Co. 131 Main St. I-IORNELL, NEW YORK Compliments of CAMEO 'SHOP 130 Main Street, HORNELL, N. Y. FLOWERS for Morale LESTER'S FLIOWERS 48 Main Street P11030 2044 .1 lv- Q... 6 fi! rjed. Compliments of SUPREME ICE ACREAM .isle ll . 5- ,' Q . . ' f Q I ,a?.,l., , J' 'Hr fd nf Maple City Co-Operative Savings and Loan Association i' Save today for your home of tomorrow. N EWIB ER RY'S For SCHOOL SUPPLIES A. M. CALDWELL, Manager Jack DiIIon's ROlLlLElR RINK FEDERATION BUILDING 1 Compliments of BROADWAY ELECTRIC SHOP Phone 31 l 34 Broadway HORNELL, N. Y. l Now is the time to brighten your home with B. P. S. Paint. All Colors, Best Paint Sold J. H. MAHONEY l 11 Seneca Street Phone 578-J SHOE REPAIRING of the Better Grade SIAM IOGHA, Proprietor 164 Main St. HORNELL, N. Y. Compliments of SAXTON TRU-CKING COMPANY and Saxton Chair Service R . E . P A G E GENERAL INSURANCE Largest Agency in the Southern Tier 122 MAIN STREET A Compliments of Home Room 11-A For Dependable and Finer Dry Cleaning Service Phone 1313 MODERN CLEANERS Compliments of Home Room 12-A WILSON the Printer 2-4 Hakes Avenue HORNELL, NEW YORK ALBERTO V Your HAI'RD'RESSE'R Phone 1257 100 Main Street Mu rrcly Stevens Hornell's Largest Quality C lothiers OCORTLEY CLOTHES For SMART YOUNG MEN Established 1920 38 BROADWAY A Phone 12 Compliments of , HORNELL WOODWORKING CORPORATION Compliments of Hornell Motor Coach Corp. HORNELL, NEW YORK Compliments of Hornell Waste Materials Co. Frank Spitulnik and Sons Empire Foods Incorporated Hornell, New York Wholesale FOODS AND BEVERAGES CANDYLANID 43 BROADWAY FANCY SUNDAES, SODAS LIGHT LUNCHES HOMEMADE CANDY You Name It, We Make If' , ily, 5?fg ww if STEUBEN TRUST CO. i if Member Federal Deposit Insuwmee Coifpomtion With Sincere Best Wishes S' to the Q i Hoinell High School' . .Class ofQ1945 JJ S iQ s 'T 'S X , S f warner Bhrpg STTSUBEN ' and STRAND THEATERS Y 3 HORNELL, NEW YORK N v V 5 Q ,X ky Y' I i mu, BEST WISHES FROM Vcln Orsdule Studio 198 Main Street HORNELL N Y Compliments of DE LUXE ALLTEYS Compliments of VEDO M. CANDIELLO St. James Mercy Hospital School of Nursing uk Join U. S. Cadet Nurse Corps Compliments of Home Room 14-C Compliments of Home Room 10-A Compliments of 'Homeroom ll-B Compliments of W. A. Dunn Pharmacy Dunn's Dependable Drugs Phone 1008 Corner Main and Broad Compliments of Andrews Kendall Service Opposite Post Oflice Phone 1418 Compliments of MATTIE BROS. Compliments of Golden Rule Dress Shop Compliments of Miami Tea Room 200 Main Street Compliments of Maloney, Prunoske, McGrosso Compliments of HUGUET FABRICS CORPORATION HORNELL - WAYLAND CANISTEO Compliments of ' 10-B Compliments of Conderman Bros., Jewelers THE TAYLCDR STUDIO H9 MAIN STREET i' PI-IOTOGRAPHER for the 1945 MAPLE LEAF 101 . i f f' I I, g ,- .N , f ., .1 F . iI'ff'fLfffI' xy ' ' 7 ' F yt' BZ QMQIIQCW Mmbl' V ,M-f ,, . ,i,,. .WiM' I' GWWJWW Ol i Was Designeci, Engravecl, Printecl and Bounct in our College t K f Annual Department. ,NR up g , IQ I 9 W I E? Q I A We clo a variety ot Commercial QQ Printing - inclucling Catalogs, l College ancl Scliool Year Boolzs X Consult Us lnetore placing your f next orcler for Printing. GRI PUBLISHING COQMPANYI WILLIAMSPORT PENNA cguilaliieffoi ' frzhiefnol ' o06Jl?fZQ!'A ' cgfzyra vera E lk lwwwlf set ii A . I JU Ll' W ,X VX, u., Q15 S W0-Hu y QUVT41 9 'Chl W. 5 in gr 0.1! yi o- Dowiimq . 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